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Boston StiiOol
Shoes .
. “Nox ’Eni Ail"
Orafax
The O'uteraoiee and inneraoiea
are. Oak
'i'he Hull and Countere are
Solid Leather
CONNEALLY
BRACKEN‘
e1 waeriiuorou eraser.
count wonwatn.
TELEPHONE use
_ we carry only the very finest of
.I ‘~
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
. Fresh Fruits and
‘ Vegetables
t We have them. an kinda in
593803.
PEACHES for . Canning
' a Specialty.
OANDIES. CIGARS. TOBACCO and
SODA WATER
G. GHIOTI'O
111.027 179 Waah. at. Bridgi.
COAL
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A FIRE IN THE.‘ GRATE
these chilly evenings helps drive
dull care away and increases the
joy of living. We have recently
received a consignment of Carmel
of a new variety. which seems to
leave nothing to be desired in this
line. Blazes brightly and long.
easily kindled, does not snap or fly
and makes a beautiful fire in the
grate. A small quantity will last
you a long time and do you a
world of good at little expense.
oilinuSOALO
Lake Ice
' Brooksidc Lake Ice Co.
Freight Yard.
What’ 8 the Use
M— ”mum... ~t
SAMPLE LOT OE
Men’s Russia Cali
i' SHOES
aliiitton and Lace.
at $2. 70
. ‘iII WACHINOTON ITNIIT INIDO!
‘OUTH NONWALK
- a
you can get
Roger Ludlow. 10c
SizesStoli)
of our
COAL
is always the best—they linow
Coal—hence our large trade.
ennui——
'I he Harris & Gans Co.
Tel. 721 68 Water Street
L..-.-—_.__,....m. ....
Coal
Burning Time
Is Coming
We have the pick of the
mines. fresh from the
miners‘ pick. You can
pick out the best kind
for your purpose here.
Are You Ready?
All Sizea
Beat Gradea
Full Weight
Fineei Quality
Hazletou Coal
B. Hershiield & Son Co.
Tel. 204. 122 Water at.
it count MAIN critter.
OOUT‘H NORWALIK
3 Dya S
Misses’ y’II
THE POINT?
ccial on All Wool Ladies’ and
road Cloth Suits
LOW HINT. LOW EXPENSES MAKE LOW PRICED. DO YOU Ollt
BALI lN BOTH STONES. STAMFORD AND SOUTH NOBWALK.
-~ For $11. 98
510. Main It. Itemiord
Woodward Ave. Market
100 Legs of w Mutton
l2‘4c per lb.
BEERS BROS, Inc. 'Westport&S.Norwalk
“83 loath Mold it... "moth Nomaiit
Hotel Astor Coffee
IS THE ONLY COFFEE USED IN THE FAMOUS HOLSTERY.
lT is A MOST DELICIOUO BLEND THAT HAS JUST THE
RIGHT FLAVOR
.1 lb. Canisters. 35c
Norwalk Grocer
Masonic
Building
Norwalit
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[Hill NIIIIIS
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. so. Probate
(‘ourt. September it. A. l).. l9l0.
Salute of Richard V. Kano. bite of
NorWnIk. in said district, deceased.
The Court. of Probate tor the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. bath limited and al-
lowed six months item the date hereof
for the creditors at said estate to ex‘
liiliil their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time. will be doiiarrctl a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
reoriented .‘to make immediate puy~
merit to. .
hill 18 t‘. BERKS.
sit ‘2l :8 Attiinislrnior.
A
We have just released from bond
and have on hand“ 5 barrels of the
IaYIlOliil Old Chicken t‘ock Whiskey.
it has been sold at the old stand int
the last 25 years. Try it and be con»
vim-ed that it is the best Whiskey
lold for the money.
Straight Chicken Cock Whiskey. per
t‘uii quart ..‘. .......... . ........ 01.00
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Quart Old CHfi ........ ' .......... 90c
Quart Monogram ................. 76c
Quart Bherry .................... 50c
Quart Port ......... ....... 50c
Quart White Port ................ 60c
Magner & Flynn
138 Washington St. Phone 542-4
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Office and Storage. N. Y. N. H. A H.
TELEPHONE 580.
.. ......._. W“ a,” Liam-W”; 4:1 a
in making an interior cigar. when
he beat for the same
cuoy
Twin City.“
or The magnet. tic
Are the Beat
.. ALL DIALINI
B. J. REYNOLDS
Your Capacity for Earning Money
Mid govern the amount you save. lief the Necessity of
is apparent to moat neoplasm ,
of your name is deposited regularly in
MANUFAOTUIIN-
tiiai'a
IIIIII IIIIISIS .
IIIIIIIIS ANNIVERSARY
About 200 Delegates Present at
South Norwaik Church at
the First Session
in tho neighborhood of 200 “I‘ll“
rules from all ucctionu of the county.
assciublcd. this inurninii. at lit 30 iii
the South Norwalk iliipllat (‘lgprclh
for the opening session of the seventy-
intend niitiitcruiiri tuiiicntlon or the
Ftlil‘ilt‘lti t‘oiility llnptlat Alit‘llit'iit‘
lion.
'l‘hc convciitloii opt-nod with ii dcvu-
tlonal sci-vice, conducted by the Rev.
Alfred Hubbard lloutwcil. oi Bridge-
port. who i a son of In. and Mrs. t).
P. iloutwcl. or this city, The wal-
conic to the association was extend-
cd by the pastor of the South Nor-
walk Church. the Rcv. II. I). (‘nrpeir
icr. Following the rcituuir calling to
ordcr of the. convention til it o'clock
the llcv. i“. ll. Atkinson. of the Soc
and ilaptiat Church. llridgop do-
livurcd the annual sermon, an at its
conclusion. the Rev. it w. Nicholson.
pastor of the First llnptist ('hurch. oi
Bridgeport. explained the needs of the
llaptiat Mitiluicra‘ Htilllt‘.
ilctoi-e adjournment. about
for dinner. unicorn wcrc t‘It't‘Il‘iI. 'I‘Ifl
ltov. it}. W. liiiatcd. oi’ lliitihnry, was
elected moderator. miccccdiuii lilntaoll
in tliia position. and thc Rot. William
Swpneoii. oi filiatliuld. was made our
ictitrv and ticnuutcr.
The South Nuiwnlk llnptiiii tfiiiircii
nittdc hpocittl preparations for the on-
lurtnliiiiiunt of the delegates. moat of
whom will return home tonight and re
turn tomorrow. though a number trout
thc northern part oi the county will
remain ovnr tonight. The general
coniiiiiltec in clitirirc has for lie chair-
man 'i‘homna llolitua and Willia Ana-
tlu. Mra. Dickinson la chairman oi
the hniit'iliitu committee. anilihaa for
her assistants. litre. Itoaello. Mrs.
w. ilogurdua, Mrs. Lyon, hire. Buttery.
Mrs. Benedict. Mr». Adams. hire. tiller-
cr, Mrs. Austin. Mru. Taylor and Mia.
’l‘bcriault. \
'l‘hc etitcrtniiimanl committee in.
ciudcs Mrii. t“. it'. liontwoil. chairman:
Mru, (turr, Mrs. llrnito. Mrs. lit. John
and Mrs. Stillman. lu charm of the
tuition are Mir. Charles Cole. to chain
man: Mra Duty, Mrs. Aiken Mine
Olmstead. Mine Robins. idles button,
Mrs. Ferric, tare. Clark, litre. Hornet.
Mice ilouton, Mill. Moran. hire. Sharer.
The committees of the local church
prepared it sumptuous dinner. which
wee carved in the Sunday aohool room
The convention re-alaumhiod at 2
unlock thla afternoon. with g devo.
tional usrvine at the opening. led by
the hav. a. D. Woods. During the ef-
tornoon. in addition to routine hurl“
12:30.
E Carpenter. paliiot' oi the
nth Norwalk lie tiat mittroli. on the
topic, ”the itella la Heine of tilt?
Church. “ Title will renew so “are"
on“'l'iie Hand dicatieot the Gluing.”
brthenem
«drove will been‘ noted
mm...» nun—~4— ......... ‘4“...
am. there will be harm». or the Wr
lses' ’ bv the Rev. A II Ilouttvcil. lic-
lore adjournment .ii i :30 there will
be a session of discussion. '
This evening at irlh there will be
a praiac acrrlcc conducted by .1. ll.
("roaalcyz .
At 7:30 tlic aubjcct of Stindnny
school-work will be taken up and it
will be a session of much interest. for
tlicrc arc to bc alldrcssea by the Rev.
Frank (loodchild. ii. 1).. of New York.
Miss Martini K. Lennon. also of New
York. and W. James 'l‘uilnr. of Hart-
l'ortl.
Tomorrow morning's session will be
gin at 9:30. The altcrnoon session
will booth at i: if: and hunt adjourn-
ntcnt will be at t p. in.
iIIIIIIIIIlW iIIii IIIII
Ilotttl llio when” in tho
adv.
not kniniin
W
All the new patterns in fall iiiieolc
llIllR will be found at F, A. Mitchell's
Bee adv. I
iiotol Astor roiice has just the right
flavor. 0n unto iii the Norwaih (iro-
ccry The ads. nill give you the prlc-i
Dr. .1. Milton Coburn n this (it).
will address the (‘ongroizuti mil (‘lulr
oi ilaiiiclson. this evening.
The .Icti'cll iloal Controller will up
cratc your furnaceil'or you. It you nrc
lnlcrcalod Horace it. Nash‘s My will
tell you all about it:
Mrs. Morllmcr M. Lee. to entertain
ing it company of lricndu iil bridge
this afternoon at her home in it‘alrilcld
avenue. There are four tables in uac
damn (‘i itlcr t oburii. non of Dr and
Mrs .i. ‘Miltou t‘ohurii. has roturnod to
Philadelphia to begin his lost your in
divinity ticliooi.
itepraeentutiro Frederick ll. Quin-
turd wits a member or the grand jury
iii the United State! Court at New liar
volt yesterday. This jury. which was
', .repictc with int-u mall ltnown through-
out the state. had cit-Governor ilcnry
ltohcrta for its foreman
Report has been made to the po
lice that a chewing gum vending ma-
chine at the West bound railroad do-
pot was broken open uoiiio time Bun-
day eveninit. About 75 pennies wore
oxtracted from the apparatus but
there in little clue to the thief.
Mum...“
ilonry Schenck. Min to being sued
by his wile for divorce. was picked
up by the police last night upon coni-
plnint 0! diamond avenue residents.
They had noticed hint cleaning for eav-
oriii nights under the truce in the vi
cinity. This morning Judge Joeeph
it ’l‘uyior allowed Bennett to 30.
Daniel F. Muivihlll. a tumour well-
ltnown South Norwallt boy. who 1- n
gunner on the United States Bettie-
alilp New 11ampahlro.‘ia attending a
.1. iii hour iurlonlth at his home in this
city and will return to his ship tomor-
row Mr Mulviliill carrier the price
"ill" ior oxcoiIeucy hia atoms. which
aleo brintiii him at per month extra
pay. The New Hampshire will shortly
go to llluropo in company with a num-
ber or other battleships.
RIM. (101' I “LII.
Bl Ladielene (3h rob to Route Hotter
this. lot Oak atroet. War.
It. Ladialiuui Church to Stephen
.Iobbaxv. lot. ltudn atroci. W iii”.
denote it. McMullen and Anna F'.
Mcflullen to Peter Gilchrist and wile.
i‘g’t‘and buildings. Prospect avenue.
r.
Alfred E Austin to Charles H. Lon-
don. lot. Prospect antic. Wra
Jane and Hanna reeli to Jen
n hymn. lot and lilll inn. Flatt Hill.
Ferdinand schiieie to Julia 0.
schiltt lot and buildings. Stuart ave ,
tine. War.
Alt automobile
men
“scan...
not prove that
titti- ‘
. nos. 3 and 3 ohzar'ra surname. uORwanx, court.
FALL SHOWING
OF DRESS GOODS
New Arthuls oi the Latest ideas in aiiitinsa. including many novel effects ‘
."HOMENPUN 8UlTiNGS lN BLUE. GREY AND BLACK.
DREBSY "CANVAS" WEAVEO. THE NEW “SHARK SKIN" CLOTH.
OELICATE WHITE
“HAIR LINE!"
0
OHINCHILLA CLOTH FOR CHILDREN‘S COATS—Blue. Grey and Red.
DOUBLE FACEO “GOLF" OR "POLO" CLOTH. For Coita and Capee.
attractive plaids on the other.
VERY STYLISH
FANCY GREY SERGEB.
BLUE AND BLACK SERGEB WITH
. in solid grey or blue on one aide, and
Tristram & Hyatt,
IIIIIII ilII IIIIIIIII.
Mra. George mKinner.
The death of Mrs. George Klnnor.
lormerly Miss Edith Stone. at Iiclhcl.
(incurred at her home. Narrow Neck
Roads, Saugmuck. Sunday. Mrs. Kin.
nor was the daughter of the late
Charles Stone. and her mother. who re~
married nitcr her
and is now Mrs. licunts Frost. Six, of
High street Bellini. The deceased was
born in Hcthcl 28 years ago. She had
been in ill health tor several years.
Silo leaves it husband and ilttio son. a
tnblher and two sisters
NAVAL MILITIAMEN AT RACES
Second Section Members Will
Sound in Cutter.
The Second Section of the Third ill-
vlalou oi the (Ionncctlcut Naval hillt-
tin of this city, will be well represent-
ed at the Vanderbilt cup rucc Satur-
day. About 20 members will cross the
Sound Friday night in the Sections
steam cutter, landing at ()yater llay.
The trip will he started from illckory
illufi at it p. m. Ensign irving it. Wil-
mot and several of "lemon wont to
iystcr )iay Sunday and made arrange-
ments to bore a (cum convey the lo.
at delegation to and from the rare.
The Second function will shortly
have a six poundcr gun from tho Killi'
'imit Machine. IIlt‘ training ship at the
Connecticut Naval Militia. Ensign ‘Wii-
mot and a delegation oi men will no
to New Haven Sunday in the steam
cttllcr alter this plcce, which will have
a Morris tube outill for subcallbro
practice. and will be sci up on the ar-
mory drill floor
OAYNORS LETTER A BOMB.
Croce
Saueea Consternation Among Demo-
crata at Rocheater.
litit‘lli-ZS’l‘iCR, N. \'.. Supt. adv—it n
i'd‘iilt‘Il shell had come crashing down
'lirouith the roof of the Hotel Seneca.
there. could not have been more con.
eternation among the liciuocruts on
the floor oi the lobby last night than
when the ilrat news of Motor tliiynor'ii
otter to lantea i‘rtiolninn bural anions
them.
The mayor's third word. declining to
he a candidate in terms so unmistaka-
alile that they were no longer to be
ulsiuiarprctcii. changed the whole
face of the political map in the twlnlil
but of no mo
i‘revloualv the tone of the town had
icon hesitant and cautious. l‘n our
mitcd delegates and leaders had
Willy of putting thumeelvca down in
black and whltc. “l have no can
lldatca and no opinions." had said
Charles F‘. Murphy. leader at Tara-
many liiill. “Gaynor is strong. htit the
bonvqntlon will healtate to commit it-
aell to a mildldnle who refuses to do
cliiro himself." had been the substance
it an interview with Pilate Chairman
John A, litx.
ROBERTSON OUT OF RACE.
Strained Mueelee Prevent Him Driving
' in Saturday’s lvent. '
NEW YORK. Sept. 28.3«Jcaue Fronti-
llcli. cnirnnt of the lion car» in tho
Vandcrbilt cup rare. announced yet-
tcrday that tloorga Robertson would
not bu able to drive a ana car in t-ittt-
tirdny'e struggle and that hlii place
would be taken by ll‘rnini ileim. a Our-
iiian driver at exiwrloiteo. lloboriaon
watt more aavorely banged up than he
thought when hie car overturned lut
Friday morning as he was trying to
round the Maeaapunua turn. He had
expected to be out of the Nnaaau iloe-
pita] on Monday and wanted to drive
in the can race. Robertson‘s inabil-
ity to compete will be it linen disap-
pointment not only to himself but to
his nunieroun ndmlrera who have
thatched him in road and track events.
tip in yesterday llolierteon rotation
to admit that he would not he in con-
diiiou to handle one oi the Bear on.
trtee on Saturday. but the, pleadinue oi
hie wife and irieuda added to hie den
sire to compete in intnre racca. tlnat~
ly made him give up the idea of driv-
in: in the cup race. While hill in-
iurteii iii-e not at all aeriaua hie nine-
clan are ac strained and bruised that
his physicians told him the etrain or
driving. a race of 278 mile: on saint»
day might lnca aoltate him for life
and and his Md it; career altogether.
elt was tor this reason that Robertson
agreed to keep out at the can race
and let iieirn drive the car he was
have piloted
“He’s disgusted with the way the
tittnlane ere mania in to till a
no .'« "tuna-W g'th ream
husband's dealt. .
DAMIAN,
NorWalk, Conn.
H. Krieger& Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
e
Exhibition
Week
EVERY DAY THIS WEEK YOU ARE WELCOME
TO VISIT OUR DISPLAY OF PATTERN HATS.
WE STRIVE WITH MUCH EARNESTNESS TO
TAKE THE PRONOUNCED FASHIONS AND ADAPT
THEM TO THE TASTES OF THE NORWALK LADIES.
HOW WELL WE HAVE DONE WE LEAVE THAT FOR
YOU TO DECIDE.
' I COME AND ENJOY THE SPECIAL EXHIBITION
THAT IS NOW BEING MADE.
IOUNO OVEN.
M L..-
Drunken Chauhaiir Held
w Ionda.
in 01.000
13m DOEPORT. Sept. 28. wi’rolinblo .
cuties wee found in the rare oi John
Atlanta and he wail bound over to the
next term oi tho fiupcrtor Court under
a bond at 01.000. Adams. whose rcel~
dance is at New Haven. in chanted
with operating an auto while under
the influence oi liquor. A tioidurrcr
was entered in the case today by At»
torney Webb. of New Haven. The
horn! woe turnlehod by Peter W. Wren.
a wealthy liquor dealer oi trite city.
Mania wee arrested by Oilleer
Boheltinaer iiattirday evening. when
he drove hie ear through cloned gates
on the Btrattord avenue bridge .
it in
elicited that new“ under the influence
of linear when titrated
The ease wee heard today by Judge
t‘arl tractor.
MI'UILIOAN RALLY.
A men a rally. under the abortion of
tilt! Republicans oi Bedlam
rgltbaéiteid'at‘gad Metre all Jean-
non .rireveang. victor
80th. at it tiniest. William 191.30-
fiepiiiilioea candid tor
mayor. ‘ ‘ . liq,
him
Neckwear
We know men. prosperous and
well dromd men. who never
buy it heart love it's Knuth-
IANATHIA.
They llite the richness and
llrmuusa oi the weave.
No monotony involved. not.
with tannin-hands oi aixtriour
shades or solid colored Kill.
IR-IANATHCA A‘l' 00 CINTI.
not to speak at the wide variety
oi dented Kilian-DANA.
rune. All pare ailli we
AND 01.00. All alllt knitted
tannin-hands. 01.00 TO 00.50.
LAN" cLua .
A New Arrow dollar. the. a
Norwalk Chronicler