Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 29, 1911 · page 12

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Estuarine. THE PLACE

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’ANDTHE COAL.

11¢th winter is now-and .what-
ever happens don’t forget that we
gave you this advice.”

THE PLACE to buy Coal is

there-Anna thousands there be

who have so found it.
, THE COAL we sell}: of "the

Tim TIME to buy Cord for

 

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NOTICE

owt. tor ilat newt 11pm. '
prices for *ruhbe‘ri. mun; end
iron. Fathers a aneclelty. I :
, don’t no around with belie and
the name junk dealer in not men- .
tinned on the vim». only Wm.
Billion. lid Fort St; Inuit Nor-y
walk. 11.1.1111. When we are:
buying the limit the man must
give you a duplicate bill to Iatie~
ly you. .
1 ea)! whiskey flasks. iii-pie" .

' at 81.28 groan; pts., 82 gross.

 
 
 

 

 

 

BUY

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best quality—and we'd greatly

like a chance to. prove this fact‘

to YOU.
How many tons do you need?

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Conneally 8:
Bracken

 

SCHOOL SHOES

Our llnee are now complete

Cramer's
Educator's
Knox Em All
Boston
School ShOes
Orofax
' J. P. S.

Theee are the beat known at
our Chlidren‘e Shcea. And ev-
ery pair guaranteed.

 

Conneally 8:
Bracken

81 WASHINGTON 8T.
Tel. 83-4

 

 

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WeE‘elmpiy will not any over from
eeaeen to aeaeen our

Oxfords

Will Sell Same at
. Cost

~MAXLEVY-

119 WAIHINI‘I’ON eranr eniooe
econ-1 uonwntii

 

 

Henry Wilkens

17 NORTH MAIN IT.

Home-made
Ice Cream

PIEIH MAD!

.. FIG CARAMILI
CHOCOLATE NUT OARAMILG
VANILLA NUT CARAMELB

, OOCOANUT CAKE! '
O. F. OHOCQLATE PIPPIRMINTB
O. F. CHOCOLATE CRIAMB

“Mum..." u

~NOTicl.

Another supply of mm has been
received at this odioo. Coupon: may
‘beredeemed at the holder’s conven-
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Hazelton
COAL

The B. HershAlield 8: 8011 Go.

Tel. 294. 122 Water at.

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ACCUMU LATIVE RREFERREP CAP-3

ITAL BTOCK

of the Income Securities a Mortgage
Corporation of New York City in offer-

'ed for sale. for a limited time only

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Ill frauds is to cheat one'e'

inferior Cigars.

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This allotment will be sold M u pric c
that will name purohnaer 8% divi-
dends. tax exempt In the state 0! New
lurk, is secured by moi estate in the
city of Brooklyn equal to three times
the value or the issue This clock in
limited in amounts to ouch purchaser.

Eur lull particulars. write. phone or
on

COBURN 8: HULL

94 Weehlngton 81.. South Norwaik
Tel. 4144

 

 

 

 

‘The first and worst of
sell."-Dailey.

Don‘t cheet youriielr any longer with
Smolte 11a.

ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN CITY
NUGGET

LITTLE GEM

CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS. Mir.

 

CAN W! Ole
We can ring for year ntiefao-
lion and profit a long about our

new Fall 1111‘ of iioya‘ Suiie that I

will make you 11113 e ohoruc of
approval in the end. Our meth-
oda are wide open once. whether
we ling high or ring low.

GOttlieb’s
$78: no

11 NORTHMAIN e'r. 9‘

 

1~ mu u...».w ~..

To Edward Holman. wife and broth-
er belong the credit tor reaching Ly-
man Bracken, .lohn Anorowe. Clarence
Brute. and Clarence London. The rev.
coins party came from Pooh's boiler
lighthouae. where the pore nearly loot
their livea when the heavy me at
Sunday caused their oanooe to cap-
size. The Bracken ounce we found
this morning by Mr. Hellman. ”the
London cum iii Hill at large.

 

 

 

The Man With a Family

1111111 mali- eMVIIlofi for unexpected calla upon lilo rune. itvana
emit cum depcialted every dIy In the ‘* ‘

 
 
 
 

 

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Homer S 2Boots 8: Co.

NORWALK

ac wooowmo Ive. co. non.

 

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Mra. George A. Bradley.

M111. Elia C. Bradley. wife or Georiie
A Bradley. died at her home in Merl
den, August 21 191i. utter a lingering
illness.

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gains were made by 11 majority of, the
active stocks in the Opening trading
today. The Horrimnn inches and "St.

Paul were the only prominent Ihuroe'
which sold below yesterday‘s close. U

S. Realty gained a point. Canndinn Pu
nine and Lohigh Valley til,
WALL S'I‘REET. nouilwA Mendy

to the market during the mound hour
11:11! the gains made yesterday were in-
cruuvoil. Sailing orders were scatter-
iiiir iiiid it was apparent that, for the
time 111 least.
('ulirw. Siaiomenta by the head: of
ram. western mode that tho;- iiid not
routoiiiplnto reduction of working fore
(~11 helped to improve sentiment. us
did the favorable July roporte of t‘nu~
111111111 I‘llt‘ifli‘. Erie. Leiiiim \‘aiioy. 111111
several other mode. Fractional rte-
tensions from the earlier high level
\t‘om made during 1111- second hour
with luminous dwindling uieudlly 1111
prices fell own". Honda Wore cloudy.

WALL STREET. l p. m.-Soinii
large selling order» were distributed
and the market full rapidly to about 11
level ”with yoeterdny'e closing prince
Odor-1111211 than ceased and upeoulation
became lifeless.

 

r111: ocean‘mem cuter.

Friendly Rivele for the Peeition in;
oitee intereet.

Not 11 iitie interest 111 being manifest-
ed in the friendly light for the milieu
of chief of the tire department be
twwen ihepreeent incumbent. Herold
P. Clark (and oOoi-ite W. Bonrdue,
wheee intention of running for this
pooition wan Innounced thmueli tithe
ooiuinpa yeaterdey.

it wan reported thi- inornihe that
there was an informal nicotine of the
Putnam lioao Gummy. last evening.
at which time the coupon at theoom-
pnny was promised to Mr. Bonrdua.

Should the Old Well Hook end bed-
tier company put 11 candidate into the
field and give him their eupport. they
would leave Chief Clerk to rely only
upon the Fire Police. at which he in I
member. in that event. Ihouid Put.
Hoee stick by its candidate to a man.

 

' he would be elected no they hove the
linemen member-chip. However. thin

'13 unlikely. and the race would be an
open one.

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PARTY OIVIN AT THI HOMI OP
Ml“ CORINNE RUTHII

A party wan given by mac Corinne
'Rll‘lliet at her home. it Weeniulton
etreet hilt evening. (lathe! were per

' iioipaied in and 11 very enjoyable than

two: about. Three prices were elven.
The first waa won by Mica billion

: Thombly. coeond by Master Ahoy Ter-

' lav. third by Charles Tarlov. :Reireeh-
manta were carved. Among the uuoote
were: lrone Elem. Helen Andre".
Amelia Jesse. Mei-y 'iNtIperIid. Lillian
Tromiily. Helen Joel. Corinne Ruther.
Nathan Colin. Ahoy 'I‘Iriov. .Nethen
Controwlte. Welieultoin Edmund.

Frank Doyle. they Hell. Alfred Joel.

Leonard Fitagoraid. Clarence Bheelier

Charles ’l‘arlov. fielootlone on the

violin by Huber Wailenetetn adenine

and piano ruled by the Alleles Helen

Joel and Corinne 111111111.

.10 81861.1! MHOONIR IDI‘i‘llfiA

WASHINGTON D. (3.. Aunt. Ila-The

roman cutter dominate. la ataginlne

to we at top epeed mini Wilmliiewh.

Del. to the redone of the «am to!"

tune. which you rimmed hi 111111111
which event tile: 86111.11 A ‘

 

I 22 in. W'Aeiimo'rou or. so. N011.
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11:11.1. srnm. 10:10 I. nt—«usinaiu

idemnnd for stocks impiiiieii nirengtii’

ilnuiduilon had run lie.

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lory at Massachuaeciie Fair
-—iie Tales Appeal

 

PLYMOUTH. Maine, Aug.
'i‘iiomea w. laweon. the Boston timin-
('Itll‘, was found iiuilty of conducting
a iotiorv 111 the Murahtiold fair that
week.1vhou linen n heurlmt in the di11~

lined 8W1. Mr Lawson appeeiodt
the superior court. "in bouda wow
inrniebrd h)- vinvoiand Chandler.

Iawyu through him attorney. Con-
;ii-oe man liurriii. pleaded not guilty
to the charge.

No witneuiwlt instilled. lhe riled lie-
ing uiihniiiied to the court on- litter
utntopioutii of the lame by attorneys
for the atom and the defendant. hi1.
dawned iii 11 inlet oinioincnt told the
court ihnt he who niuply nble to pay
our line iiiiii miiiltt be impound and
won Ill excellent lioniih and could
aloud 11 term in lull.

Mt. 14111111011 1111 prooldoui of the
hlnrehf‘lolil Agricultural uurieiy 11h-
1iou111‘ed helori: 11111 [till that 11 horse,
carriage and 111111111111 from hie inriu
would 1111 given to the holder of come
iirkot. Fifteen thousand lichen; were
distributed and .1 ticket bearing the
number OI the “inner wait drawn at
the clause “it” Inlr. .

iritmt 11111: 1111
11111 1111: or 113.111

About 1111 cowardly ‘a piece of bull:
nee: 1111 was ever attempted b; a clip
foot innit won that which Harry ll.
l‘owier committed yesterday when he
annulled Made ilukicwlrl. of M'ln-
nipault. lie lo I picture man and
eelia portraite‘. come with frame 11nd
come without There to a little ar-
rangement whereby I contract to «11
a picture without I Item la mode
111111 the- the man cm and tries to
roll the frame with the picture.

Islut Fowler wont Into this Winni-
paui: homo and dudine Ibo women 1111-
protected. attempted to force her to
purchase the Item. which the bed
not contracted 111 no. lie became odi-
cioeu when ahe reiuaed and grabbing
her by her Ihirtwaiet began to ehalte
her Ind puehed her Into A cloeet.

A small iioy ran tor help and 8am-
uel Bhiiepaky arrived in time to pre-
vent any further deselopnienie in the
lie told the six doctor he
ouebt to be unheated eI hlmeeil.

The mane emnloyer then entered
the home and aalii. "Here cornea the
counteble.‘ Shiiepeky domended to
use his badge. but the employer denied

bet he won a eoneteble. min. the
way nintiera stood.

A complaint reunited in a warrant
being tuned. and Countable Chariea
ll‘ Pose made the cruel. later in the
day.

Judge Lockwood told that tile evil
deuce woe plain thet. Fowler had com—
mitted the namlt and he found him
guilty, although Fowler pleaded not
guilty. lining him t7 and conic.
11111011111111: to 11 total of 819.01. which
over paid.

WILL have QUADRUPLI rotten-
AL.

SOUTH THOMABTON Mellie. A11!
law-Notation oi liliiearc Bennett. 11111
mellow end Mate of coma
tritium-11.11 with My italic 1111
three Intuit initiated and then ended
till we lite become of uric! over the
deetii or his wife. Mien cinnamon"
todey tor the burial of the little leni-
ilr. 111 there are no relativee in tin-
chantry lit ‘W on about «or

 

 

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Found Guilty of Conducting 11 Mb .

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5W0 SHIRTS. ”

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NORWALK’S LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE

 
 
 
 

3 and, 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

GOOD GARDEN I-IOSE,

 

PARING KNIVES. coed eteei -... .

OHOFP‘NG KNIV‘. a e aeeeeve'e'u .

REFRIGERATOR BRUSHES ....

 

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trial court heir. yesterday nod 1111117.

Before the line who imposed Mr.‘

MORE BARGAINS
IN THE BASEMENT

50-foot lengthe
' BEOT GARDEN HOSE”, 50-foot lengths .........
FAMILY OCALES, alentlnn dial. weigh up to 25 pounde

CHOPPING BOWLS, good size. .. . . .... . .......
MASGN FRUIT JAR CAPS. dozen .
ASBESTOG'ITOVE MATS nu.
UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPERS. No. 2

raun- JAR 11119115113, .11 kinda. dozen
erecw’. emcee ON recur Jane.

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

............ .83..50 Was $4.50

..... “84.75. Was $11.00
... .....79c. WoreliDi)
.. ..... 7c Woi'elilc
. ...... 19c
......... ................. 19¢
afar 5o
nocuoooaonooo.Iooqmm-oeoen.---ou-j...eo.—ooI-'e.ooI'c'...-n. ........ 10C
.......... 8c

 

PRESERVING KETTLES, ALL SIZES.

 

MORE POLITICAL RUMORS.

o1'.'I11tlldatea tor the Minor omcee Are

i Coming Forward.

The political situation took another
turn. this morning, with the announce
mom that on independent ticket may
take the field. bonded by Councilman
Thomas H. Clint)". present police rom-
miuiiiouer. its 11 mayornliiy candidate
‘to appear) the election of Albert hi.
Poiilinnu.

eiiiniliir tnlh 111111 been going the
roundr {or some time. in undertones.
but nqihiuu was" thought of it until.
this moraine. when the utmounccniuni
nturtiod the solid old sinudpaitoi‘o
rousidornbly.

it this movement mulerinllzen it.
niny mean a distinct split in the Dem»
oi‘rirur mulls, with the police captain
contest an the direct issue. the i‘anii':
lien {or Raymond and the l’ohlinnu-
nor for attrition.

The announcement was made yester-
day. that. Ari-hie P. Noah would be I

'cnndldete for oily inherit! to 11ch
Frank V. Raymond. whoee .chance:

for nomination 11nd reelection were

aqueiehed by the ultimatim dealt out -

to the police force by Comminaloner
(hair to the elleot that hereafter the
member-a of the police lorce miiet limp
out of politics aliowther.

The Republican side of the {once
11 Iiiil quiet in renerde to what course
it shall follow an to the ,councli. all.
though Councilmen William Miller
will probably heed the list. Harry 8.
Pickering} condition)" for myorollty
honors in atill being boomed by the
Irieuda of thin prominent fraternal
111m.

The definite announcement by the
Socialists. leet evening. that it would
have e.ticliet in the field has compli-
outed matiore somewhat and the moral
aupport which the prominent inombera
of that party are receiving from both
Democrat: and Republican have on.
moment! the leaders to still further
etiorte. They Irenkly admit that the!
do not expect to elect either). maru'
or any members of the ebuncil tloioet:
but the ileure thet they will add new
Ildorable strength to their ormiutlon
by telling on active port in the some.
thie your

.Zi‘be Prohibitionieta meet winte-
inorrow night. and will incite I bid,
for support from memberc or the other
inrtloc. ‘Whiio it is generally admits
ted that they have no possible chlnoe
or victory. still they will draw to a
certnlh extent drum the other ,two
greater partiee. '

 

111107111111 ' vrro ruaueo DOWN. ,

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He'uee Vote: to Exempt Veterene from
‘ Taxation on ”.000 Worth oi '
Property.

HARTFORD. Aussie—«1119 hence.
by a vote of 1110 to 27 parted over the
governor: veto. the bill exemptinx
Civil War veteran: from taxation on
theiee thoueand doilare' worth'ioi prop
my end giving in lieu of thie “tote
pnnaion of I30 a your.

Repreeenietive liutchimn called
up the matter and laid tbot he holler-
ed the merrier lied inane e nil-take
lie “Milli! the hill 11nd ended that
it wee all wrong to claim that the bur-
den of the pension Intern would be
thrown 511 the 11111111 111111111 the tax
exemption he niede. lie raid it me

«11W out inn-i; 11o not true :11 till moor tutu outed, ermine; no 1111111111 11111111 trip noun
'3‘“ Mi W " Ii ’_ WWII that it would duet“ 8850.000 e M Iliil: South Norweit to Huntinzten. L. i.,oii

h 1111 doc-humility about 300011
Ill he

will

 

in to the mt thet it till lie and at
the 1111th boot oi the internation-
1.;me iihet races to be held on diet.

H. Krieger8: C0.

29-31 West Washington St.

Our August Haii- -priCe

Sale Will Continue ~s
Until Labor Day

The balance of this '.
week we will keep on

selling all our goods
{in less than the cost
’ of manufacture. Pre-
pare your boys and
girls for school. You“
can buy Two Suits
for the Price of One.

QWe still have a Big)
Line of Dresses Ior : ‘ .
Girls at HALF PRICE =
(I Gingham and Per- < T;
cale Dresses for Wo-
men—- Only about Fifty of them left
over. All very pretty designs and styles, -
from 81.5010 83. 50-» worth inure than
double.

ll We are now showing a very handsome
What for fall, tucked front and back.
with handkerchief pocket in front, value
98c-include1l in our Safe for 48c. '

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it would be a miatake to reject the]
bill it would be better to out out
etery approiirietion for every armory

and every bridle tether than the “pen

elon bill Ibouid fell Represeniotlvea
iiiniihain ci' Nauxntncii. Renee of
(Milford. Chandler of Rocky Hill and
Peck of .Btriittord. eli‘opoiio’lii favor;
of the old ooldiera. the province Iliin-l
tion was moved by Mr. Benin and the
bill paeud. the governor's veto not
withstanding. end wee not to the
senate.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Holeproof
Socks

Box otSix
$1.50

Guaranteed tor all: income

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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The steamer Huntington. which II

 
 
 
 
 

MW? DIV. trill not bake the trip one}

 
 

 

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