Tables
OME and see our
fine line of DINING
TABLES. CHINA
CLOSETS. B U F F ETS.
Onaker
VERYONE that sees one of these fine Ranges buys
one. Last week wesold so many that we have
been unable to get them as fast as they are wanted.
Ranges
“\ufg.
DINING CHAIRS and SIDE BOARDS. Nothing to equal them in The-iiorwaiks.
' _' A ' V V I I
. ‘ “‘lVa-qun-L'fl'w’th
v
w-
Bedroom Furniture
ARDLY a day Passes that we don‘t sell one or two
Brass Beds. We have them from $18 to $50. Enam-
el Beds from $3.98 to $l8.
~a
. Curtains.
Mattresses,Springs,
Cbiifoniers, Dress- '
ers. Rugs and Lace
CASH OR CREDIT
This at. your own option
r
LIFE BAVERS’ DANCE.
Tire linitarl Volunteer Life Sat/ore
are planning for an elaborate dance to
i he held in the armory on 'l‘hnukaulvinn
, eye. at which time there, will he an or-
chuatrn of twelve pieccn. It in now
f built: decided as to whether the New
flYoi'k corps anti the. ilridgeport corp».
who are coming to the d'nco. shall
"Weir their parade units or not. it. in
thought llltely that the local corp» will
it lthe the others to come dressed tor
We and then match throntth the
_.ptf_obta. accompanied by a local drum
‘ .‘mvtho armory. Among the di-
viliona of the U. B. V. I.. it. (I. to be
" at Home totlnvving: (ll-eater
‘ York, ltoekuway ileaeh. (toney
. Oily inland, Lona laiand City.
the till a itirer divinlona, he-
rtha port division.
it do
terdny.
.Dort’t Let Your» Money Lie Idle!
ited on or before
ctober 5. in the
iteSoutit Norwalk SavingsBank
it Will‘Draw Interest ”From October I
‘ ‘ : Email Amie are Invited ~
rqwn counr cases. t
Mike. Rouse and Steve Shituko. the.
We boy» who were arrested for outer-
Inu the old ilapiiai church in ilowny-
ton and nicotine: a watch. ware cone
milled in the State iletorm nchool by
Judge Taylor, thin mornlntz.
Theodore Nollie. an old broom pctI‘
titer, who with arrested for carrying
concealed wantioua and lining inioxll
cared. with lined in for being drunk
nod #10 for carrying concealer! wore
puns. He hurt a revolver on hilt perrtuu
when taken to the police station. ilo
comes front New York. lilitI watt turtle
inn an effort thin «filtration to net the
money to pay his lines.
Richard Voight. of lint-rill nveuuo.
was a visitor at the Dunhury Fair. yea-
. l
t
KNIGHT OTREEET CHURCH CON-
Program Arranohd by Mia Graham
and mu Butler tor Sunday.
Program a! the Sunday school cute
cert, to be given at the Knight t-itreu‘
A. M. E. Church, tomorrow afternoon.
at (tztlt). uruler the litillltlittttiinlli ui
Mimi t‘hurtic (lrnhnm and Min: (trace
Butler: Opening m-leclion. led by mane
agent. in which the. congregation will
loin; prayer by the aunerintendttnt or
the Runday school. hire. .l. Burr;
Scripture reading. erut Chute tiru‘
hunt: ehmun by .lttnlnr eholr; recllte
tion by Florence Waller; min by Misc
iiucldn illehartieon'. recitation by Misti
Olivia 'l‘errairl; anioctinn by Junior
ctmir; recitation y Mina Iiila Clark:
duett by Mra. it}. ‘ ’erhlna anti Mrs. G.
brook; nclt'cl reading by Min Iamlmn
Henderson; essay by Mia Minnie 'l‘aya
ior: duett by Mr. it. Taylor and Mra.
saint-Claire; select reading by man
M. Way; chorua by Junior choir; rm
marlin by Dr. Wm. Bi.
tion by Junior choir, whi a collection
in being taken unadoaoioay and better
diction by the patriot.
Contractor W. ti. Richard: line
the one-family house which he in
bulldin on France street. for Freder-
ick 'i‘r on. plastered and about ready
for the Interior trim. The Health!
a Plumbing t‘.n.. of Norwalk baa the
nub-contract for the plumbing and
: Q} LADIES
nah: aelec- ,
I I ,
Soes
V216VET TOP, PAT. LEA.
p.- .
up..,.-.«-n..--uu- . a
Oléiél. KID TOP. PAT. LEA.
I o‘aoov I It“!
GUN METAL BUTT. ......“.OO 5
TAN BUTT. ..............“.00
Our iinea ahown this treason
are offered in recognition of the
confidence placed In us by our
trientltl. the trade. and repre-
sents the heat in style and value
. that experienced buying can pro-
_ ducc. Nothing lean than the erra-
tomoro' complete and absolute
satisfaction will continue to be
our steadfast aim.
CONNEALLY
AND
;.BRACKEN
'1 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH ‘ NORWALK.
TELEPHONE “H
THE COST ‘OF LIVING
‘ _ Is a problem of the day
Which has not been solved
As yet
To the satisfaction
0f the average man.
It goes without saying
.That coal is cbrpensive.
It is an important item
In the familyrj’budget
Yet we all must have it.
For this reason
Buy the best you can get
Full weight
And little slat'c ,
Of a reliable dealer
THE reams coax. co.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
We have them. All kinds in
season.
PEACHES ior Canning
a Specialty.
canntea. croflitta'froaacco and
eooa warn.
G. GHIOTTO
Tel. 927 179 Wall. Ct. Bridge.
llllill ill Iiili stint
WALI. STREET. lit: 10 n. tu.«-l‘rleca
oi atochu were unreal) stirred try the
light opening orders. A sluggish up
and down movement within a tantra or
loan thtuau a halt wait the extreme. ex-
cept for Wetttlntrhouae Electric. which
declined 56.
WALL STREET. it n. m.~«--'l‘iro to.
team dullneau which lollowed the
opening uI‘fortie little opportunity In.”
ll‘l‘tllllit "Iteration“ and iluctuutlona
were accordingly real timed to the
triel'eat frttt‘lton. Scar» iioolutrzit.
which hold yeaiertiriy ut trill. opened at
toll and advanced further to WI.
We.
aovenrtaao LITTIRI.
Below in a list of lotion remnlnina
uncalled for at, the following boot oili-
cea tor the current "Oll-
South Momalit.
iloonut. (I. .i. M.
(teorae lleat, tea Wanhluttttm M
John T ilronnatt. Citi’ Hotel.
Mina ituaan tltttthl.
Minnel- Mary and Fred mmilwl
Mina Anna Everett.
Mira Florence Johnson.
Mina Florence “rm tall.
Battle: Mlhnj, lid i' “9'
Stephen Vnrtto. i2 1.03"!an ll"!- ,
Victor Printing Co.
P. Wynand.
m. it. GROWIlt. P. M.
Nomitt.
Mina Kate Havana.
~ Mrs. C. Peters. allvarmina.
Mrs. iieoltoy 8%.!!er River.
Mrau’i‘enny. , .
his. KEITH. e. la.
WMWM
Attorney and litre. in 0. drawn. at
High attest. South Nowaiit. it“! ra-
lreatlnx. The plans allow a frame,
refit? provided with every outrun
. 2a {as i“..-
turned from their ‘ nil-ti waddtnl
trio.l flay will iwith. iii all!
a fee .
. rninirttratrix to null certain real entire
all at the Latest Shades
nos. 3 and 5 oazarr'rn BUILDING. NORWALK.‘ CONN. ' ’
i
** Heatherbloom Petticoats ; ‘
Black and Colored Sateen Petticoats, 98c to $2.50
Light Weight Fancy Flannel Waists
A New Line in many diiflrent designs that are Very Reasonably priced
More of the White Linen Waists
Plain Tucked. and with beautiful Hand Embrordery
”a..." k..." .W
[Hill litters 0
oaunn or women.
District of Norwalk, an.
(fiturrt. October 7. A. 1).. i910.
Efllflit' of Joseph (tall, late of Nor~
walk in turn! district. deceased,
tiller-ens, written application has
been made to this court praying for--
reason: therein set forth for an order
authorizing and emwwuring the ad.
Probate
oi said deceased.
Ordered. That said application he
heard and determined at the. Probate}
(lilicc in Norwalk, on tho lith day of;
tlctoilcr. I9lll; at it) o‘clock t‘orenoon; I
and that public notice thereof he glvmi
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper.
having a circulation in said district, at
least live days before said day of
hearing.
HENRY \\'. GREGORY.
Judge.
NOTICE ~
it
The soiectmcn will receive sealed
Ilitll-i at their olllcc. Norwalk. up to II
n ru.. Oct. Ill. llilll. for painting all
burns, workhousoa, sheds and pinpoint
at the town farm. Specifications may
he M‘t‘li at their otllte, \t'ull street.
Nortt‘aili.‘ ‘
Theatrieoltucn reserve the right to
reject any or all bids
JAMES A. BROWN.
ALFRED AVISON.
JOHN ilFNINE.
‘ Selectmen.
oil it
urns lllll unuu’
Charla! Hull.
t‘httrlea ilnil, eldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. lr‘rcderit'k A. Hull. of Datlhury,
died. 'l‘huradny ntlornoun. oi typhoid
fever Mr. Iluil. who was in the
twenty-illth year of his one. had been
.ltmnt‘lttleti in business with his father
stat-e illoti. no junior member of the
hardware tirm of F. A. Hull it Son. He
had shown marked aptitude. for the
hurtlncan career which he had chosen
and was looked upon by those who
Were closely in touch with him all one
at the brightest and meal capable
younu merchania in iinnhnry. He
wart horn In Danbnry on July t. lasts.
and upon the completion oi his course
In the local uchoola, entered the Con-
necticut Military Academy. at Nor-
walk. where he spent three ycara. lie
uftorwurrlu upon! two years in the
store or his father in preparation for
n! F. A. Hull & Son was turned in
itltllt he became lta junior member. lilit'.
Iillii wart married on 'uno 22. 1908. to
Mina Ada M. ()nhorne, oi Norwalk. who
aurvlvea him. He in nlao survived by
hilt parents and by turn brothers. '1‘.
Clark Hull and Milton it“. Hull. both
of ilnnhur'y. and by one sister. Mrs.
Herbert it. Armairona. of New Yorit
«city. The decenaed was a member of
'he llnpiitti (‘hurch and was a Manon.
it member of Union Lorin. F. and A.
M. He won also it member of the Dan-
lmry iinrtinentt Mon‘u Annotation, and
hndtheon enthuttlnrttle in its work. do-
inn splendid service no a director and
upon vnrluuu Important committeoa of
the orguntmrtlon.
Lawrence Delaney.
inwrenee. the aixayaaeoid son of
Mr. and MM. Michael N. Delaney. or
C'rortu airnot, Norwalk. died at hilt
home. yesterday morning. The funer-
ni will he held on Sunday afternoon
treat the home of bin parent: at two
o'clock and at two-thirty from St.
Mary's Church. interment will follow
in at, Mnry'a Cemetery.
Funeral of D. I. Olmataati.
The funeral nnrvicea over the re.
trains or the late David H. Oimaiaad.
or illuai Norwalk. will he held thia af-
ternoon at. 2:30 o‘clock. new. w, w.
t‘llitiaa will oiliciata and the interment
will follow the aervlcoa. at. the home or
the parents of the deceased at, as Win-
field street. In itivaralda uernetorr.
seam” a.“ ”a...“ ..
Frank Huhhatt and Mlaa Guam Hub.
bell. of Lalrahurttt. N. .l.. who have
been apentiina several weak: with
Mr. and Mrs. Theodora Brotherton. or
Mal» "not. returned to their home
intuit":
it. v. Carr has taken the contract
for changes to a harm on Debora ave”
mitt Norwalk. for .I. it. Roadie. The
bottle. which lit at nraaant arranged for
one family. will he ramodaiart for a two-
tamlly Iron-e. . New pinmhltta will be
his hurtlncau career and when the drm‘
Don’t Forget to
' Remember
'I‘hat our big Introductory offer of
STAMPS in still in force and applies to our special SATURDAY PRIC-
Es ON BEEF. LAMB. VEAL. PORK and DELICATESSEN MEATS.
BIG BARGAINS iN GREEN STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEE8.
See the particulars in the store notices.
| Tristram 8. Hyatt, NorWalk. Conn.
8. O H. GREEN TRADING
Special
. . i Cut
earns BROS. Inc.
Norwalk Grocerytnt.
Norwalk
”mum“... -.... L._ ..
Woodward Ave. Market
“forMonday ’
2 lbs. Round Steak, 25c
from Prime. Beef “ ‘ ' :'
l
Westport 8: S. Norwalk
OR. CHANCELLOII'S NEW BOOK.
in. William I‘lfillllltiok Chancellor.
superintendent of the South Norwalk
public. schools, and the author of "Our
Schools: Their Administration and Su-
pervision." trait. not published a new
molt entitled. “ 'lrma Teaching and
Management.“ The book presents the.
principles oi class teaching in respect
to both instruction and to discipline.
‘i‘hla treatmcut ot the theory and pruc~
lice of class inutrtictlun ls intended for
use in teachers‘ reading-circles and an
n text-hook in prolenuionni schools of
arluctttien it in a development of sys-
tematic (‘Olirsctt of lectures. summer
and winter. In the l'illvcrrltics of (“hi-
cngo and nl Wotmtcr. and in George
Worthington University. and of ocean-
lonai lectures at various other univer-
titles. at several normal schools. and
at many teachern' institutes.
”In an experience tut supmtniendont
of schools in four diflerent cities."
writes the author. "and an a visitor in
'ii‘ieen hundred schools In more than
:rnlf the atatee of the union. i have
learned that while ayutemrt of organiza-
tiou.and ol administration are trinity
and various. preventing opposite ex-
tremes and apparently every form of
compromise, the bucineaa of the class
teacher hr utondarrliacd in but two
forma, label and Word. North and
South. This book. therefore. la an ex-
position of these atandartl format at
clnaa teaching." ‘
IT ta A TOWER OF STRENGTH.
Comment la lreqnentiy heard oniho
splendid huntneaa orxanixation marten-
and by the Wanbburn-tlroahy (to.
In this connection. the action of thtI
company at the annual meeting on
dept. ill. in adding eight new membera
to the board of directors. young men
for years actively identified with the
tntainetut. baa special alanincance.
Having fully dcmonatrnted their abil-
ity In various capacities. they are now
tiVen anhataathtl recognition odiclaili'.
in the action can be seen the master
mind of President drama 8. Bell.
who" creed in to piaoo la a rottirontt.
ibiitty upon young man wit have made
good
Additional to the formurtiiroctorl.
correlating at .i. a. Ball. w: it. Dan.
woody. John Waahburn, Samuel Bell.
in. John Crosby. t2. 0. Horny and F.
O. Atinaon. the new one: are James
Ford bell, William it. Boyer. bonit-
tnltt 3. null. William G. Cracker.
Franklin It. Granny. Ctuy A. Thomaaw
all or Minneapolis; drank it. Henry.
ii'tttdato. and 1.0. mm. New York
0 Y.
in Norwalk. lain week. there were
tsixteen aaiea of real «unauthori-
a or «.1». For the tan wear: in
wombat", 1909, than were ten rates
i'aqntreti.
0! crown. and aorta-aunt tibial).
Mt: turd Mrs. William Plait. of East
Norwalk; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stone.
or itowayttm, litre. Samuel Holly, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Moorc‘attentlcd tho
turnout-y Fair. yesterday.
The Acton Singing Society had a
singing session that evening. In prepar’
atlon tor the concert in which the
members will participate at Stamford
In .\'tlvcruircr.
There will be dancing this evening
at the. Norwalk Country Club. Music
will be furnished, as customary. (or
Saturday evening's by Speidel‘s or-
cheatra,
Royal llcncrllet. of chtport nVenut'.
enjoyed a vacation from his duties in
New York city today.
The trouble with men who are all
right otherwise in their perchant for
boosting; of it.
During the reign of police on earth
moat natiorm are plotting to secure an
other plot-(e of it.
it sometimes happens that a mar.
t'icd man will no home early bocnuuo
be known hill wife will be away.
lluntim: In the dark in tho quicken.
way to rind a thing you are not looking
for.
IN OUR
WEST WINDOW
CAN 513 SEN
FALL STYLES
OF
CROFUT & KNAPP
HATS
FOR WOMEN -
Joseph Davis
at Washington mama store-n:
Norwalk Chronicler