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SCHOOL SHOES
Our lines are .‘now complete
. Cramer's-Ir '
Educator’s -
Knox Em All
Boston
School Shoes
Orofax
J. P. S.
These are the best known of
‘ our Children's Shoes. And ev-
ery pair guaranteed.
Conneally 8i
Bracken
l1 WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel. _8‘84
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Shoes
All Styles and Leathers.
' IOU?“ NONWALK
~— BUY-—
ROGER LUDLOW‘
'rwnv CITY
NUGGE'I‘
. Lime can
,, . Cleans
' 3.] REYNOLPS Mfr.
dome faces from which whiskers
" have lately been shaved present
solicitt the only Dlhualhlo excuse for
Win. lilifron. 35 Fort street
blast Net-walk. before you sell
to any one else. I pity to In.
forrszs To for auto irea. If
not skinned. ind best or sea for
‘ rubbers and metals and feather
beds. 1 bay everythink in the
line of junk. furniture slid old
automobiles I take out of town
it if you let me know ahead
of t.iue Send postal or tele-
phone til. I have very clean ‘
wiping raga for factories.
COAL
The B. Hershiield & Son CO.
Tel. 294. 122 Water It.
”An Opportunity“
to get a new dream houso’oiled
floors, all modern improvements.
near trolley and center. for only
$2500; terms; immediatewosses—
sion. Farm. 8 acres. good s-room
house. barn. poultry houses. fruit:
2 12 miles out.“ Will soil or ex-
change for home in town.
write or phone
D_. S. HULL
Cali
tel wssuindroii srtiak'r anions ff
When in Doubt
WE'RE WAITING FOR You
and we‘ll give you a cheerful greeting
when you come. Special chance to
catch things on the fly today—~Induco
ments in new Hall has of Clothing
that should appeal to your nurse. The
long and short of it. while We're too
bashful to sing our own praises with
a brass band of beauty. we'd much
rather you'd come In and find the
notes that spell Economy for yourself.
i“ Men’stlames. Means' GOtfliClYS
$7 & $10
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
$3,$3.25,$3.50 “M“
PHONE 336-5-
___;§ Henry Wilkens :3
17 NORTH MAIN IT.
We
Fresh candy every Saturday. .
Just received a fresh line of -'
Wilkinson's Chocolate Almonds. I.
Nougatines. M. iii. Apricot Jelly. .
loo Cream Drops, Maple Wal-
nuts. Roman Punch. Assorted II
Chocolate Operas, 40c lb. .
Bimini attention to entertain "
meals and dances.
TIDE! Al EARTH IRAKI.
()u‘Init to the influence of the moon
causing the tides. which act as it
brake, the earth spins always a little
slower. Thus the day Is setting lous-
er; ”,and vast uses hence. the day and
the year will probably be the same
length. and the earth will always have
the same side turned to the sun and
the other in nonlethal night. This Is
already the case with the moon as re
nerds the fifth. and so u m", u. ‘ "Better go slow. You can buy We
the OHIO? "a. a, Lil-O mmwhut MPG TOP 50 «fill-"MMIHIVIHO COW
iii
a Eacyiapedlit. , .
Always ask for mice from . a
”.—
‘ciipuiion of Tripoli;
till.
12 itetl alter bedtime.
TlillKliT II'PEALS T0
POWERS
(Continued train First Page.)
humanitarian and friendly sentiments
of the powers to assist id conviuoinp
ltsly at th conciliatory intentions of
Turkey on so prevent the useless
shedding oi blood and grief to thou-
sands of families. The government
[has silied the United and: to take
. charge of the interests OI Ottoman aub-
lioots in ltaly.
i The German ambassador to Turkey.
Baron liar-chub von nierboiistsn. no-
tified the Ports this morning that
Germany had assumed the promotion
Turkey. The lullans in Turkey num-
ber 50, 000.
It was reported early today that an
ltnliari warship had gone ashore near
Tripoli.
inter accounts state that the crew
of the Turkish‘torpedo bout destroy-
or which was sunk Ia he harbor of
Provosa in Epirtis by an Italian cruis-
er yesterday. escaped.
The War Ofllce announces measures
to make the rule of martial law more
severe becomes of the public oxcuio-
.mept. Public meetings and alarmist
publications are prohibited;
Anthony movement calculated to en-
danger public order will be Immediate-
ly suppressed by force of arms. Suf-
ficient troops horn been stationed in
convenient places to meet ointlrgoiiccs.
The principal uowsiutpors use lan-
guage of unmeasured violence walnut
ilic ltallanii while the Oltuniiin people
are advised to show their patriotism
by the strictest boycott. of Italian pro-
ducts and at the some time to trout the
liiliaiis in Turkey as guess.
The government has deemed to
strengthen its military forces on the
Greek and .iiontenugrln frontiers.
BERLIN. Sept. sil.~~ltaly today sent
it circular note to the powers explain-
ing ltcr reasons for the action attains!
'l‘nrlgey. expressing the hope that the
steps talent will be confined to lho oc-
iliiit the hostilities
will be of short duration. and tiiiil no-
uoiinlliuie to fix the statue of Tripoli
will be homin soon Italy It is stated.
will endoarur to localize the hostil-
lites. »
The note closes with the assurance
that the ,steps taken are in iheiuter-
. eats of humanity and civilization and
that no effort will be spared to protect
he subjects of other nations in Trip
“BALI.” FISH!”
Captain Frank Mason. of Smith's
island. reported ibis morning that a
bevy of escallop fishers came over
from the vicinity of Iicli Island. this
morning. and wont after the tooth-
some shell‘food. Inasmuch as the law
does not come off until tomorrow. he
|warned them not to fish. but they dis-
recorded his objection and he came to
South Norwaik‘ to hunt up an odicer.
HORSES UPSTAINB
More horses are ambled and bedded
down on third floors than anywhere
else In New York; In which respect
they are made to follow the custom of
humans. Horses actually "trot up
stairs to bed" like the little folks In
the home. says the New York World.
There are stables whore whistling,
singing and even talking are prohib-
1‘hese stables are
as quiet as the upper floors of some
~ ohotels.
In some of the large utnbioa ti bell
is run; In tlte morning. which the
stable—hands linow moans feeding
time. Horses. like children, as well as
grown-ups. do not come downstairs
until they have liild their hair brushed.
and in many wallkepi stables hoof
polish Ia applied before horses are
'sont out for the day.
"No must be rich. lie owns an au-
tomobllo."
"'l‘bst proves nothing.
to hear him squeal every time the
price of gasoline nose up another
coat". “Detroit Free Pie-s.
"80 you wish to marry an actress?"
"Yes; i fell in love with her voice
after hearing it in it phonomph."
.. as,“ mm... a.
‘ rier Journal.
gthe only pee
that driver.”
,. Ollice hoy~“WeIi speed we each
M iii and hey no 'more about ltt”--
Philadelphia Bulletin. .
‘ :3: immunisation» our.
SATURDAY, SlilPT. 3d; int:
..n .t. u “unmet-mum
’iiiitiili Still
of Italian subjects and interests in.
‘ presented in the neat administration.
IESII T00 Will.
You ought
Ww’Theres iii) (one from my
cash drawer. phony; you and l were
with had the toys to
sacs grist to show
iiiilli llllliii
count of Battle will its ulna; ‘ ”
to Relieve Candidates' Anxiety
i
With election but two" till" he the
outlook is as doubtful es ever and tin-
liess something happens to clarify the ,
atmosphere, the some conditions will
exist until the votes havosbeen count-
ed and the clerk of the count officials
calls all the result
Both of the Israel- parties claim vies
itory as their own. There is little
I
lislk of landslides, however. although
there seems to be a. feeling that the
Republican city ticket will be Well ro-.
The Socialists are working thoth
and nail and will cast a larger vote
than is expected at the polls. Monday.
Their rallies have not boonwifhout
some fruit and indications are that.
they will split the voting consideration!
The great fight is between Mayor‘
Albert M. l’olilmnu and Judge Willluin
F. 'l‘umuiany, or rather between and
and against tho machines behind them.'
Although there has lion but little noble
the campaign has been one ol’ the]
hitterest and hardest fought in yours. 1
both mayornlliy candidates-sire men
or unusual standing In the commun-
ity.” this bciuu true to such'uu extent
that many" voters who usually occupy
the exalted positions on the fence have
been unable to chaose between them?
and are lokiug further and hack to the
~factions behind the candidates them
when
The Ili‘lnoiri‘dlit‘ party stems to be
split on tun areal issues. namely the:
deputy siiiititf appointed bi Sheriff
William Volimor anti the polite cali-
liiln conit‘morsi. The one one: is the
machine back of lilo mayor and the.
other efforts llii’ mayor himself. Up-
on the results Oi those issues and the
strength of the (unwanted to the ma-
chines on to our band and the mayor
on is» oilwi‘. together with the (lioptr
altiou of the Republican voters to
wards their own ticket, depends on ei-
chon. Monday it remains to him
who can some lilo feeling of the indi-
viduni voters in these aspects to prox-
uoatlcaie the result of the election.
The question which Is agitating the
minds of the imam-ratio loaders is
as to how far the personal popularity
of Mayor l’ohlt'nho will extent. Then
too, wondering, how much John w.
Sculley has acciupllshed among the
Democratic butters. ’
Little Is heard of the town situation
James A. Brown Is conceded the elec-
tion at South Norwalk and indications
are‘thai Alfred Avison and John De~
vine will be returned fr their first
No year term. Robert 0. Mitchell to
generally conceded the election of
town tits collector over Thomas A.
Skelly. South Norwalk and lilast Nor-
walit are looked. upon to give Mr.
Mitchell a pod seniority end the Demo
cruis as well as some Republicans In
Not-walk are extracted to support, him.
IIISS l’llIll Billlt lIi .
Hillilllllllilli III
saunter oi Ilorwalk instructor
Chances liar flame is Ire.
lsiiit Earls Hamilton
i
Miss llclcn Alden Pratt. daiishtor
of Principal and Mrs. Louis A. Pratt.
of 80 Main street. Nut-walk. today be-
came the bride of John Earle Hamil-
ton. of Westfioid. Mass" son of Mr. and
Mrs. li‘rsuk Hamilton. of North Dana.
Mass. at the First Conversational
church. in Flushinn. L. I. Rev. (learns
n. hisbeli. pastor of the church and
former pastor of the First Cohsrena-
tioaai church in orwaik. performed the
«tomboy. whidh was a quiet yet pret-
ty one.
in the presence of the immediate
families the ceremony was performed.
the church basins been besutlfuly deo-
crated by Rev. air. Egbert and family.
“The service was performed at hish
noon and the couple wen unattended. i
The bride was attired In strewn
traveling suit with hat to statehood
wore a acreage bouquet. of Princess
Royal vioieats. Bite was given away
by her father and the double ring sen
vies was “Wed.
iii-s. Hamilton was educated In the
high schosd at Northampton, less"
and later It stout {only -
Bite has besua "
[mil liar-echoed“ and milestone.
hangs been i tritium! its iv
dl‘
inwo can-rs.
unawaw's LEADING
has GOODSS'I‘ORE
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COCO...
3 and s Oizeue Building
Nottwaui. CONN.
ENGLISH TWEEDS—
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Come and See Our New
Fall Sailings p
In very attractive gray at but mixtures.
HIGH-GRADE WOOL SUI'I‘INGS—Piain and self-Striped, in all the new shades
. including the popular “Coronation” color.”
PRIESTLEY'S FAMOUS WEST OF ENGLAND BROADCLOTH— Warranied
spot proof. Black and all shades. -
REVERSIBLE COATINGS -—- Plain or plaid backs.
A FINE LINE OF EXTRA HEAVY COATINGS.
READ'S CELEBRATED CHEVIOTS AND SERGES lN GREAT VARIETY.
Homer S. Beers Si Co
Meats, Poultry
Fish, etc;
22 W. WASHINGTON 811.80. NOR.
28 WOOOWARD AVE" 80. NOR.
13 MAIN 87.. NORWALK
i-iuiiim In Wi‘slfliild
.‘llior thot cr‘tiutuouy iii l‘lueliiiig llit‘
putty enjoyed an olabotaic Wetlldillg
bi‘eultfiiat which was toiidt-rcd at the
Hotel Earle. In New York city. The
entire party sinned to New York city
from Flushing, L. l.
Immediately following the woddlnrr‘
breakfast. the happy young couple
started upon an extended trip in which
they will tout New York state. They
will reside at s. w cut School sirpet.
Westiield, Mass. in their nouly furn-
Ished apartments and will be at home
to their friends after December let.
IlIlIIl ll Will SilliH
WALL 8T.. 10:“) a. m.-8treissih of
the United States Steel shares was
the feature of the stock market at the
opening today. The common stock on
an opening transaction of three thou-
sand shares rose to 60 5-8. it salts of if.
(in moderate buying. its gain was soon
Increased to a point. Steel pfd. and
‘Amerlcumflmelting also gained a point
and National Biscuit 3M. Rendlnx.
Union Pacific and a majority of the
other active issues opened at shade
off. in the early trading the whole
market stiffened. Reading rose a point
above yesterday's close.
HERO LIVES IN lNWARD AND
TRUE OPHERE OF THING.
The hero Is he who lives in the in
ward sphere of things. In the true,
divine and eternal to most. under the
temporary. trivial. His being lag in
chlil: he declares that abroad. by act
or speech as It may be. In decisrinl
himself abroad. His life is a piece of
the everlasting heart or nature her-
self. All men's lilt- Is. bill the weak
may know not ihe fact. and are un-
true to It. In most times; the strait;
Iew are strong, heroic perennial. its
cause it cannot‘ be hidden from then)
Carlyle.
.....W.W
“What's the matter with you two
lirisl You were shod friends in
town."
"Oh. yes."
“Then why this coolness since you
met on the farm?”
"Well. we were both point: to Lon-L
don for the summer. ”mloiiisviile Cou-
rienJournal. .
KNOWLEDGE ONO! GAINID to
HIV"! LOIT.
It is the glorious prerogative of the
empire of knowledge. that what It
pain! it never loses. Oh the contrary
it increases by the multiple of its own
power; all its code become means: all
its attainments helpto m conquests.
”Daniel Webster.
”WW
Sentinel want 'ads. pay
dividends
M} m i "
add Arthur Sundae
. . , after
‘l
tO-Wear
. StOre
will greet you-
in
convinced.
earners.
head to loot.
., u,
litillii @jfiliili
MML. Louise lvanesiil.
hiri. 3L. Louise isvsoeeiti, wife of
John Bosseski and so old resident of
Oranbury, died at her home. yester;
day. after a lingering illness.
inherit services will be held Monday
morning at 9 otoiook. The interment
will follow in at. Mary’s cemetery.
The dec‘easad ,is survived by a has
band and one son. Joseph. of south
Norwslk. and one deusbtdr. hire. Dan-
iel anchor. of Orange. N. J.. and two
grandchildren.
George Id. Ouipley.
George id. Quixley died at the home
of his anndndaw, David (Jamil. Ferry
Imus
NW. 16,
H Krieger& CO.
29-31 West Washington St.
The Leading Ready-
» Norwalks » ’
urine at Season Of i9ii
CLOTHING for MEN, WO-
MEN, BOYS and GIRLS nev-
er hefore seen under one “roof
the Norwalk's.
invite you to come in and be
ill Newspaper ta]
do us enough justice
«Our famous Cash or Credit
System is Open to all wage
Small weekly pay-
payments will dress you from
The ’
Friday afternoon at 3:50 ,
alter a week's illness sir. '
Garment
in the
with a“ line Of
”We
_k can never
of “TOMS;
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at
home. the Rev. Mr. HOWelI,
Paul's
was a member. odiclailns. interment
will follow at the Not-walk cemetery.
Mr. Qulaioy Is stirvivod by one son.
of Bi.
weeks ago.
BITTINII WI.“
many it ands on him. Generally
running of errands mood the Moss.
More prefaced by what also estimated
subtle halts”.
“blow. Harold. ” she hopes one day
The funeral will be held.
the.
Church. oi which Mr. 0518’”.
Homer 1‘ Qulslay. his only dauxnier. .
Mrs. David Vamp. havlnl .dled sci/col a.»
Flvoyear-oid "Harold's older sister
mo in the habit of melting it sodd’
her realism for favors, usually the .
Norwalk Chronicler