we
At any rate. the storm or more...
(I. C. Roeggiee, oi Harbor avenue.
1' lemblfgot‘i by F. A. Mitchell and Co"
I ' _’ u an crux from on ulcerute tooth
num'inmfliiigifliieohtfi‘i‘zi and was forced to go to his heme you.‘
.t tbe‘home .0, bio hoole. P“ terdoy afternoon. lie in working to-
“t “bofrtwenty yourmtwo monthsi The ukty-uixill annual leash)“ 0f
. “a '10 any.“ The funeral eervicpsiihe Grund iliviuioh, Souls of Tempor-
‘ be held roman-ow morning at it “1198 Mid lemma." ill, Torrinutou.
>_ c . “am Hi- Mary‘s church and honored two local men with appoint-
titew figurinent will follow in St. Mary's ' “W“W- “90"” W. Silica? W“ elected
. ‘ W-..__..____ . ilogg was elected representative to the
tidgoy‘liidwar‘d m, Lockwood will ‘ national convention. .
“give Felix Lecoilzkihwho wen foundt (ieorgc Mitchell, of F. A. Mitchell
guilty oflbootlng Frederick Bertliftin ‘ and Co, had a peculiar and painful or-
‘vtl'lo, g in New loom avenue several . cident yesterday as he was walking
. urethane upon hie person. hiu rentoncelhis intention and stopping to look
“tomorrow morning at nine o‘clock to within a store window, received a bite
«the Norwalk *l‘owu Court. in his lil‘lll from u block horue‘ utund-
lug. . ., ting alongside him. The teeth did not
‘ Emory J. Loh‘otsky, whd has the penetrate the skid because of the
between the Nurwulk and South Nor~ but it won ttevcrihcleuu u puinful no.
wait: post oilicee and the rullroad do. cident. iiiu unit is feeling muchbet.
boil. and who has been in ill health tetgtoduy. but the pains rentoin Isome-
tor a. {long time. lately being confined what.
to his home, is able to be out again.
cleaned the Norwnik utreeto.
turnout-ice. 9 Van mutt “Hakim!” ”WW"- t
”dome, lgrnnd conductor and William A. Kel~
‘ LWMKIIKIO.‘ and for currying concealed up Mnin street. Something tilll'flclcd
contract for the transfer of the while ' heuvy cont Mr. Mitchell was wearing.
much to the satisfaction of his mum"
‘ friends.
‘ Edwin C. Burt‘SW
LADIES’
+ Shoes
W HOB .
W H O
in the
COAL TRADE?
VELVET TOP. PAT. LEA.
, FOX. ................ z . $4.50 Who buy: cool right?
Who handle: cool right?
‘ DLFLOIR KID TOP, PAT' Lax“) Who tolls cool right?
. ‘ ' """""""""" Who delivers cool right?
GUN METALQUTT. ...... “-00 —-—WE 00-
TAN BUTT. .............. $4.00
Those me our strong points, our
that's why i
i we ARI: “11" t
i in the
COAL TRADE
. Hazleton Coal
T he 8. Hershfieid 8i Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St. N
t “knows" in coal;
Our lines shown this season ~
are offered in recognition of the
confidence placcd in us by our
friends, the trade. and repro-
ncnts the best in style and value
that experienced buying can pro-
duce. Nothing less than the cus-
tomers' complete and absolute
satisfaction will continue to be
our stcndfust him.
I CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
st wumnorou "our.
souru NORWALK.
. TILIPHONIMII-O
fix
i
DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
In‘theBank of Health
Which is better than
The Savings Banks.
. :Do not be economical
0! GOOD CUM. will buy hill winter
supply of US. "
if ,unt'rc a judge of chain on “ltlli
YOU to pone upon our itit’i~~wv wont
YOU in compare thc rot-lulu of ii irint
ordrr oi ours with that you‘ll but clue-
Wiii‘l'l’.
titltlil coal delivered promptly and
(‘Iinl‘izt-ll ut the IilWeNI of murkot
prices.
'MMMNEMMQ.
Tel. 721 68 Water Street
_..._-,.-..}._ mm- M -.
_. In the matter of warmth
And by so doing
.Fndangcr your good health.
Only a few dollars
’Malre all the dih’erence
‘Between comfort and misery.
“ if the Coal Man doesn't
" Get your money
The Doctor: will, so
Smoke Your Troubles
Out With
Roger Ludlow.‘ 10c
‘t
Be good to yourself, < TWIgrgrllt‘: £33201. 56
Enjoy no to the full CIGARS
ALL DEALER.
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
. T813 FERRIS COAL CO.
*—
"—1....
Velvet Shoes
Are the Ver Latest tor Women
link Velvet D on art $2.75 and $3.85.
with short and m tum ramps. high
and medium hoeln. with ulilt tunnel.
All widths and state».
Pet. lotion Velvet Top lilo“. short
vamp. at $2.00 and $3.00. with funny
. buttons; III“ 1 to 7; tipped A plain.
Childnn'o iii-out Velvet Too Fat. lut-
‘ an Iiik Tooui Otto“ .It It.” to
.26.
a...
.
’ New
‘ : ; a Grapes
sabre neurons
1” WAOI'IINOTON ITRIIT O'RIDOI "
one
izee the we
give
best light.
but no oth
any price.
Dlnh'r: BIN
. C
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Don’t use I (mull
over one shoulder. I
strain on your eyes. Use e diffused, son,
mellow light that cannot flicker. that e uni-
Linn
1h: Raye is designed to give the
, it has I strong. durable shude~holder
that is held firm and true.
gives added strength. Mode of solid
rass and finished in nickel. Easy to
keep polished. The Rsyo is low
The Paris Cloak SI Suit House
Not Strain the Eyes
concentrated light
t puts an unequal
rk of the eyes. such as the syo
s, and ovoid eye strain.
and It does.
A. new burner
riced,
crlamp gives a better ight at
Once a Raye User. Alvmys One.
More. I no! at a. write for an ‘ ll'u
rculer to {In unrayralummy 0/ tin '5'
swam-mew
80UTH NORWALK
no habit-it? etylce or dunutgcd slut-kn.
$11.98 up. Dresses from $9.98 up.
best Vilnius in town from 98c up. 8
the world.
SALE IN BOTH STORES. STAM
SUITS TO FIT. 'I‘I’itc clcgnncc. individuality of style and perfection
of workmanship mark cvct'y garment in our collection.
cxcitmvo uovcith-u from the [attainment foreign designers. Remember.
it embraced
Ladlel’ Ind Mil-out Suite, from .
Canto from $9.98 up. ‘We hove the
ilk Hose from 50:: up—-the out in
FOR!) AND SOUTH NORWALK.
5154 Main 8%. Stamford
Roasting
Leg Mutton
Leg“ of Lamb
Fresh Shoulders
Fresh Ham »
Pork Roast
Pork Chops
Smoked Shoulder
Fillet of Veal
Stew Veal . .
Porterhouse Steak
«Sirloin Steak
Reund Steak
Shoulder Steak
.4 "summertime:
r 1gunner true traitor OIOW‘I‘H or
., in THO; _ , A.
'l
Till ovum or! '
Fancy Broilers .
Fowl or Duck
17c lb.
Lbin or Rib Chops, best
Sperry SI Barnes Hams W
Sperry & Barnes Sausage
Skinned Back Hams
Loin Roast of Veal
Fancy Maine Escallops
every quart guaranteed. qt 25c
Beers Bros. Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
NORWALKFAND WESTPO
.v m7 felt on till! Wt and“
33 South Main St. scuth Norwalk
q T-i u... . , , .
Chicken
10c
12%c
12%c
12%0
15c
it“
c
18c
15c
120
15c
12%0
.I ,
ti
. . 16c
. . . 10c
. 17c
. . 150
O o 12% l
. _3 lbs 250
RT.
Tc“ W cvu 6» d. .44- m... ..
ruonououw A0”)
is ever) mm." bottle or wine.
WRI‘ROY. brand, or other liquor
or cordial wanted . our
stock. Newly, do. not "ripe."
' W M ‘ slid interior
iirlnde novellaif ' out incur
. other: or on to». You
the vim Audit/gum In «it.
t. i.
hing bond on the right hood old.
TRIS-
‘ Tun, moraine ‘onrdoobe smut
8: HYA
NOS. 3.1m! 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
Pony Coats
A The First of the Furs
I A ' Very Special Showing of Wotnen’s Caracul, and Russian
i
i
MADE EXPRESSLY FOR US FROM OUR OWN BFECJALLY SELECTED SKINS. EVERY DETAIL OF THE
s
MAKING AND LINING i8 GUARANTEED AND EVERY GARMENT IS OF THE LATEST MODEL.
AN EARLY INSPECTION WILL INSURE AN OPPORTUNITY TO SELECT THE FINEST VARIETY OF
FUR GARMENTB THAT WILL BE SHOWN IN TOWN THIS SEASON.
IN LEATHERS. IN MOUNTINGS.
IN SHAPES. THE PRESENT COL- .
LECTION 0F WRIST BAGS OF-
rens MANI; NEW. ATTRACTIVE
STYLES THAT WOMEN WILL
LIKE. AMONG THESE YOU'RE
SURE To FIND SOMETHING
THAT'S JUST WHAT YOU‘VE
BEEN WAITING FOR. '
SILVER MESH BAGS.
soc to $6. 50 “
HANDSOME BLACK VELVET
BAGS.
. 98: to $7.50
LEATHER BAGS.,
sec to $10.00
YOUR INITIAL MOUNTED FREE
OF CHARGE ON ANY LEATHER
BAG AT 98c QR OVER
THE
N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington St.
South Norwaik
-
In ‘Y I" "All Suit] 1 MRS. BLQOR'B ADDRESS.
0 Socialiotl of "Not-walk Hold Another
WALL eraser. to: lo a. m.~—Prlcea i.
Rally in Arlen Hall.
of stocks Ilnrted upwards on a brisk;
’l‘he Soclslllta of South Norwalk
opening demand. The statue extended field a meeting ill MIMI Ht". lest eve-
to nubatnntlul fractions in Union l’u-‘liiflx. Which was addressed by Mru.
cidc. New York Central. Denver and Ella Reeve illoor. of Weiorbury, condi-
mg Grunde. mp. First pm" continuudoto ior uocrrtury of stole on the 80-
dated a“, Colorado Fug] “a General iciuiint ticket. hire. [lloor has Visited
EIectric. Notionol Railways ot Moln- Smith Not-walk helm-e end has many
co 2nd pm. r0“ 1 and American Sour friendu hole. tier addres- lul even.
9“ ' ‘Ing won on the subject. “Socialism——
WALL fi'i‘ltmt'l‘. “concur“. stock What it is, and How we Propose to
market wen affected by reotisiug uiel. Gill "3' 3“ told of orglnintienl in
The uuuteininu eil‘ect oi the avenue “W mm of labor Which lied moved
in United Staten Steel wu mod fer
blotter (tandéllgna fat; the working
thlt ur tie. A slum role he roenttfll‘ III. In e o I. out: or airtime. bor-
341 gmi’c‘i...“ m. m‘, full?“ of the com and arbitration. all of which
money morkel prompted name telling
oi Itocltn. tinned Rtetee Steel. [load-
ing, Miuonri Pacific. Amalgamated
Copper and ueverul othcru tell i be-
low yesterday‘s clnuinn. Bond: were
irregular.
W
“LL-KM“ OYSTER!“
LII!!! LIFE
(Continued from rim Patrol
of no. rm u member of the Hermit
timer Groweru' Association. end It
the that meeting. Wednesdey night. he
no Appointed on one or the commit-
teeo. "
the «lunged conditions of industry.
it being a very different i'nlttor now to
strike Main-t e trust-owned footer-y
booked up by the ustioml monume-
turern’ mutilation thin in the old
(love, when striking onion a smell
limb or individually-owned loduutrioo.
injunctions by cspitoilot Judges. mil-
lils and court-bitten. ordered out by
capitalist governors; legislation do-
olored unconstitutional by oopiteltst
courts. are the nutuul outcome of in-
dustrlet mote-tn. which do that be"
the politic-i strength of the. worker:
to force: bohemian: from {the owning
till”. until b imminent education
and ormtmon. tbs-puma oi ri-
vote ownership or the tools or not:
non. land. nurture! resent-cu nod til
the mum by whichmtmlto our liv-
i is ohms-d into Militia ei- «nob
on p b the people. "' _, ditto Mother
the than we motto . together.” in.
s inlet tel-Into apricot» regimental
mm...- ........‘........
Automobile m2. owned by Herbert
H. Peale. New Britain. stoimed title
noon in front of the Norwnlk hotel.
Attention was attracted to the ow
oblate. for the mud mind and the rum
were both booty mulled meow.
Will.“
_ I‘
i of Iouiulis < tough r»
side the «origin ’ ‘ " ¢
'ti'".tt“t..ei.l..
0 l_ _ , , « ‘
m; , r _.
MN.
The Without! of the our llId dine».
Mud “would not. be tonne. s, .
. hm. maroon. oi Hoyt strut,
minim to thoholilitfl on.
WI! mi. : mod um 3m»
FWV-i‘fi : ”oil?" a; iii:
la“ 7 I I It‘ll s";
. ' I must
prove ullnout ltttile today because of .
Tristram 8. Hyatt, . ‘ Norwalk, Conn.
You Can Figure ‘
u considerable having on your cloth-
ing hill if you buy your Full Clothing
from us. Our Men's and Young Men‘s
Suits, $7 and Sit). are incompnrnhly tho
iii.‘Si vnlno going. They are thorough-
ly dcpcnduhlc. and guaranteed to giro
untisfuction.
GOTTLIEB’S
“$7 and SID—~—
11 NORTH MAIN STREET.
“Putin insulin
AMATEURS A’l‘ MUSIC HALL.
Last evening the patrons of Music
Hall enjoyed one or the best shown
that has been in this city in some timc.
Hurry Leelair, America‘s greatest pro-
icon artist. was thoihit ot the b it. His
impersonations of dineront w_ know“
uctrcusee was true to life. The scenery
and electrical effects with this act are
wonderful. The people of The Nur-
wulks should not miss the act. Elsa
Ford. that dainty comedienne. was
very clever and her singing was grout.
lion Air 'i‘rio. Europeu novelty not,
should not he missed. an it will please
both young and old. Barry and hill-
tired in their screaming force kept the
audience in more of laughter. and rc-
ceivcd rounds of applause. The grcnt
lmliun troubadours, 'i‘hc Firemi Trio.
present one of the finest singing acts
on the vaudeville stage and made a big
hit. There were five reels of pictures.
The management introduced one or
their cxtre fentureu known as amateur
night. which will continuc every
Thursday evening. The antics of the
rioing Thespinns kept the audience in
roars of laughter and everybody Went
home feeling hoppy. Dancing uftor
performance tonight. Children's prince
will be given nwsy on Saturday Inuit-
nee.
.--.........i
Yelterday afternoon's anorter twist-
ed a torn maple tree in Berkeley
street oft about live feet from the base
end it fell to the ground with a crash.
The tree was shoot in from of the
home of George H. Raymond. and was
portlnlly rotten.
The seleotmen and the town clerk
were not Very busy this morning mak-
ing voters at their meeting in the town
court room in the town hall, having
made but 24 up to noon. They expect
to do I runhinx buelness this oftor‘
noon and this evening at their con-
tinued meeting. however. The totul
list bu now Touched 829.
JYou will had your model tit
and color in the his array of
new fall styles in
BENJAMIN CLOTH £8
All pure wool fttbrlcuwthoir
quality in unmistokoble. their
service guaranteed.
store one ovuncone ..
been to $80.00
The out tweeter Goat made.
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White and (My
Norwalk Chronicler