. ”RE 11' FROM us— ""1. W”"7r§'our - Winter Coal ' “3 Phone Six-Five-Two Conneally 8: Bracken SCHOOL SHOES Our line. are now complete Cramer’s Educator’s Knox Em All Boston School Shoes Orofax J. P. S. Theae are the beat known of our Chlldren'a Sheen. And ev- ery pair guaranteed. Conneally 81 Bracken I1 WASHINGTON 81'. Tel. 8634 l‘fMaylair” Shoes For Ladies ll! all leathers. on the latest ‘ iiobble" last at 53 -—MAX LEVY-- m WAIHI‘NOTON ITINIT IRIOOI IOUTH NONWALK When in Doubt _. 3m .. ROGER LUDLOW rwm cm . NUGGE’I‘ LITTLE can CIGARS B. J. REYNOLDS. Mfr. a... " RIALIZATlON. " First llflilfh--”8H'flflfltl how few of our youthful dreams come true. ain‘t 3 it?" u ,. Second hobo-won. i don't know. i remember how i once yearned to wear ' ,‘, Jon. pants. Now i stress i wear them ‘ lollur than meet any man in the country." W» M. ' A dollar starts on account. “YOUR ACCOUNT WITH The South Nor‘walk Savings Bank . Proloctayou from sudden demands upon your puree. levee worry, heed: your money safely. and earns a liberal rate of interest. ~ om Monday evenings. Cloned Saturdays at noon. SATURDAY. our. ”7. r9", WWWWW_W NOTICE ! Always oak fol-price from .Wm. Effronr 35 matinee 3 our Ill Will sang WALL S'l‘ftlniil'l‘. 10: to a m.--—Tho opening prices on the Stock luncheon today were somewhat. below yester- day'a final range, although leases of the more active laauea were not large. U. El. Steel, which cloned yeatorday at 58 1-2. opened with a block of 4.000 at 58 1.8 to as H. Western Union. Allie Chalmers old. and Colorado Southern pfd. fell back a point and American Smelling and Brooklyn Transit 1-2. Union Pacific and Read- ing were unchanged. WALL STREET. it a. m. >>>>> An in- quiry for Reading which lifted it to a ball point above yeatorday'a cloa‘ lax. prompted on wound movement in the general market. iii. Paul. tin- ion Pacific and Alchleon made a sim- iiar gain and the general market was diaplaying increasing strength when the rise was terminator! by the nu- loadinx of large blocka of ii. 8. Steel. Many tluninandu of shares of this stock were offered by the active bear professionals and it have way from .38 3-4 to .37 7-8. Another unsettling Influence was the aciiuntional decline in Alllasi‘llnlmcra live per cent. bonds. which opened a few points higher to 60, and receded to 59. The common stock yielded i Hi to i and the pro ferrcd 2 Hi to It. Eaat Norwallr. before you eel to any one eloer. I pay In lb. for ran. to for into urea. li‘_ not ktnned. and beat prloea for rub re and metals and feather bode. I buy everything in the line of junk. furniture and old automobilea. 1 take out of town: orders it you let me know ahead of time. Send poetal or tele- phone 441. l have very clean wiping rage for factories. BUY Hazelton COAL The B. Hershlield & Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water It. An Opportunity to get a new 6-room house. oiled floors. all modern improvements. near trolley and center, for only $2500; terms; immediate poaaea- eion. Farm. 8 acres. good S—room houao. barn. poultry houaea, fruit: 2 Hi miles out. Will sell or or“ change for home in town. (,‘all, write or phone D. S. HULL Room 1, Haviland Block Phone 4144. South Norwalk. SANG “SHOO FLY." In Harper's for September. Madame do ilcnormanu-ldluleucrune tells of a Somali visit to the court of Napoleon lll. licr account of singing some of the old American songs for the our pcrot' la particularly amusing. "There was some dancing for an hour, \s'hcn (Jllt' of the cliamboriainu camp up and raid iti”mo that the cm. [irons Would be pleased if i would aim; mum of no" Aunu‘lon-n mums l wan ticliuhlcd, and went directly into thc Snilc tic Monique. and whcu ihc others bud t‘tllilt‘ in i sat down at tho piano and uccmnpauiul myth-if in the fun ucuro songs i know. such an ‘Suu'ancc River,~ ‘Shoo Fly.’ and 'llooll-hy John. my, more buck noon to your own chick- ablddy.‘ 'l‘hcn rank a song of Prince I .‘ilctlernich‘a, culled ‘iion aoir. .\Inrr~ ' uncritc.’ which be accompanied i do , lahctl. of (‘illll‘i-f‘, nilh ‘llcwuro‘ ! ‘ ”The emperor came up to me and NW PHONE 336-5. Henry Wilkens 17 NORTH MAIN ST. '*‘ ” . milled. ‘Whal doca chick-ablddy Frcah candy every Saturday. uncut”? Just received a fresh line of ‘ '. .. Wilkinson's (‘hocolnlc Almonds. j' I showered, tome back “m“ ‘0 Neilgalinel. M. M. Apricot Jelly. your own chick-a-blddy “WW3 "‘0' Ice Cream Drone. Maple Wni- ' nuts. Roman Punch. viens bientot a la chcrtc.‘ pnrently satisfied him. "Their indication thanked me with ' effuaion and were rery nrarlone. The which up Assorted Chocolate Oberna, 4th lb. .- Speclal attention to entertain- ments and dances. ‘1 emperor bronsht. him-oil. a cup of tea to me. which in very ulmauai for him w 'to do. and. I fancy. It areal compil- ment. haying: Annilml‘l lun‘l It“: " "This in for our chick-a-hlddyi' 3 "Their maleatiea honed in leaving James Corrine. of Sugar Hill, N.’ the room. ""3' 0“” “W19 ‘ d"‘9 ”V‘ it. «was arrested thla morning by Offi- ounce. ""1 “7° “99‘"0‘1 ‘0 0‘“ “9"" “*— cer Charlea l". Pa". The man would meats. not heed the officer”: warning to leave' "HOW little Napoleon really under- the vicinity of the center of town and "00‘ “0'” 0' the I0“!- I- imitated hie reappearance canned hie arreat. b" "'9 "C‘ "l" 0“ ”‘0 "WOW“ 0% He will be brought before Judge Ilid- pin; he naked the fair liner to repent ward M. llockwood on Monday morn— "“10““ °' "‘9 “‘99-”. log. Corrlxnn is one of tho enlpioyea _.... ""‘“"‘”‘ "“ 'of Dr. Smith. of Wilton, who haa I“ 7’“ 79""0V- unnitarium in Sew iiampahiro. ‘ u" When i won burn. my ‘mothcr says. THC COLLEGE PLAYER- her heart went wild with joy, in the opinion oi Manager Mach. liar-nae 1 wire a little girl and not an- of the Athletic (llub. the advent of other boy. college playera in large number in File aaia folir boys were quite enough profeaalonal lmaobali has been a die» to alarm and clamp around. rum boon to baseball. Thin ncedtl And one her more would but on am ‘no diagram for elucidation. became have but her under “OHM. young men of education and more or Bile said ahe thoilxht 'twonld be real lean refinement were bound to have nice to bare a little girl. an elevating, or at Iona! delerrina. in Who wouldn't alwarn Jump and roll fluence upon the ruder exemplars of and Mill! thlnaa lo a whirl. the wort. By no much were the pm today. the unlit that aim morale and conduct of the player im- "re Md Ila b0" who unease-w proved and the utaudord of the game M “l” "“9 “ii“ “iii ”Nil ‘ W“ lMON“ corroapondinaly ruined it to gratify ”ll" n“ ”In reli- ion to add that the influx of collollo player: shown no diminution; rather deem it abow ateady Increase. thua af- fording neatuanoo of maintenance of But. Thole boya, aha ray». apolled. i'm had an i can ho~ have not me um", manner and conduct at m.“ i haven’t any one for dolla. but love to any nothing of the standard of ‘0 climb ' "“3; lllllv. incidentally. also. In ““er l‘m happleat of all when i can bet and throw a bell. Ahd. when l yell. ma can my voice in loudest of them all; And. aomaiimca. when my mother atandn and wart-boa no at play. i mom to thinlr i hear her nigh. last all aha iurna away. Bur. when at niaht i an to her and in her lap Mill“. she uyail‘ao'thlnha a tom-boy bottle a real buy any tlmei home lt‘. THAYER. Mom no}! ro ma DOLLAR. tieerae Ade. at the recent launlur pambol In New York. objected to the extravagance of the modern wife. “it ta true that the married men of today.“ he ended, "have better halvee. the continued patronage of the very beat cinaace of cltlacnu. which became most marked porrouuily and numeri- cally with the advent of the coilcae player. May each year witness an Increase in the contributiona of the educational inaittutiona of the land to the national uniniwfipartlng rare. m. tWW-mn Sentinel want ado. brine matte. “The Mirror. Mra. Amie your buaband all you thought he was? me. BwPret'ty much; but I've found out that he's a whole lot abort. of what he think: him self to be.»~lloelon ’i‘raaaeript. but bachelors have better anemia.” i nuns lLli llilllllll Mn. J. W. Rockwell. w . Mrs. J W. Rockwell died very Itid- .' denly of apoplexy on Tueaday mom! in: at 8:80 o'clock. She Ia aurvived‘ by a husband and one daughter. Mina May Rockwell. in Rideetleld. and by twu brothers, John and Oscar Byxbea, ‘ in California. and a nephew. (learn if. Waters, of Hickory Bluff. The fun- eral service was very largely attended on Thursday afternoon. and was at» tended by Mr. and Mn. Waters. mum Mn. Rosamund Read. Mrs. Rosamund Read. of Weston. died at the Norwallr Hoepitai this morning. The funeral arrangements havo not been completed. but will he announced later. Funeral of Joeeph l. Foote. The funeral oervicea of Joseph 1. li‘oote, lhe Soldlcra‘ Home inmate. who died Thursday. were held this morning from the Home chapel. in- terment followed in Spring Grove ccmctery. Darlen. . Funeral of Mn. Mclnorney. The funeral services of hire. Bridg- et Mcincrucy. late. of \l'inulpuuh. who died in the NorWth Hoapltnl yesterday will he held Monday morn- ing at. St. Mary'e church at it o‘clock. interment will follow in St. Mill‘y‘a comotcry. Funeral of Mina Huntington. The funeral of Miss Josephine lluu~ llnutml, sister or lir, a. li. iiuntinir tun. who died Thursday. wna hold this morning in Windham at the com- orcry \vhcrc interim-m loliowcd. THE FEAST. Fly low analloua. llilia more clear, . All ihc little icaroe know Sumt- onu'a Heal. All alum: tlic hwigolnw, llnrk. allltl )uli ailnil limil’ Little cups and aancma t‘iinltlnx. cltuluna.._ Little cups and trauma for and noun (lathe-rod round the tables. Each email uncut. Whispers ilc is close unw_ (Turning from the wear. \‘i'hlapore lie in close now, Corning from the cruel. limb and you ahail hear thcin Stouiina. stealing. llerulda of the (liver of the Feast. Grows at little cloud now, Man‘s hand blah, if Not a voice la heard new, item each eye. Notcr on mouse so still, Barth. air. eky. Waiting for the (lrut ()nc. (treat One. tire-M Ono. Welling for the Great One to come hr. One drop, two drops. Ah. how we pray. I’aoa no not. 0 (treat One. Great One. alny. lluab. ahmlhont then lland. heart. brain, All our little cupa full. (tape full. lapa full. All our little tnblca. "lieu of little tabled. Drumming with the rapture of Rain. the ~Bpoctalor. AT A WIDDINO IIIANFAGT. After a marriage recently the bridal party pariooli of a aumptuoua break- out. toward the and of which a younx- er brother of the bride not up and aid aolcnmly. ruining his plane: "bodice and aernlemon. l have to proiioae a tonal. which. boomer. nuiat be druult alamlluu. l'lcaau take your planar-a and rlae up." The hue-ta. although aomewhnt bu- wlldurod. did en. "New," cold the young ecapearnre. "if you will remain alluding for a few minutea I‘ll find em woo baa been all- tlna on my new hat."- London 'l‘lt lllla. Hla OIDORAPHV. In reply to a email boy. given by w.”e- lira. ltuah Fraaor in “A lllplomailat‘a any: Youtha Companion. la embraced much of the feeling held by many for the French Wife In Many Lands," Ianpuale. ’l‘he irregular French verha ,, what a terror those were to children! My own 7 rem old. one naked by his teacher a queue little boy. when he one lion in aeomphy: "What aeparatea France?" "The irregular verba," he replied. with mournful oonvletlob. m“... on“ A OINTlNIL WANT All. WILL serve you in one)“ a buyer who f: hat horn and h inacti- uaelemwho illicit oarrlale tor and leery, or clothlna. or adieu natural) and ”no; ‘ will any you a fair cash prion. ‘ mainland from for exactly that roam. .‘\. I NORWALK’S LEADING 3 and 5 Gazette Building DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK. CONN. I A Wide Choice in Coat Linings MERCERIZED SATEENS. Black and all shades . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . .25c, 35c, 40c the yard IMPORTED VENETIAN LININGS, plain and fancy stripes “SUSKANA” “SUSKANA” Satins 75c Brocades S1 A full yard wide. in all the latest colors and black. . .5oc the yard ......... Yard wide PLAIN SATEENS, .. . . . . ......................... .$1 .00 Brainerd & Armstrong “Gilt Edge" SATIN LININGS, 36 inches wide, latest shades, $1. 25 yd. The famous SKINN SATINS, 36 inches wide .. . . . . . . . . ..... . 31.37% and $1.39 the yard H. Krieger& Co. 29-31 West Washington St. ne...e.....o-euq--. l Homer S. Beers 8: Co 22 w. WASHINGTON 81:” 80. NOR. 20 WOODWARD AVE» 80. NOR. 13 MAIN IT” NORWALK Mt‘IIlI the shower v34. ifill‘ lim ited but whose howled“ of bin wattle are accurate. ”parlour when (‘lothlng to what is needed ilo‘ ii are time patience and oboe leather by coming here and India. the very thing he‘s Vii-hing for. Title line to our specialty. and our splendid atoclt stand: for our you: of experience in . knowing how to buy. Come and con- ‘ vinoe yourulf. ‘ Gottlieb' ~57 8: $10 11 NORTH MAIN ST. l f A BINTINIL WANT AD. WILL serve you in eachanalou aomethin: you‘ve ceased to need for name“ lhlnfi you've come to need. And in this direction the clanifled ads. do some of their real friend-making work. A Charge Account with us will mean more to you than actual cash in the savings baalc Establish yourself with us and you’ll never need to know the pangs of necessity. We will keep you and your boys and girls in good. dependable wearing apparel. and on our Easy Payment Plan you can meet your obligations without hardships. Come now. and try it To be angry about lriflee la moon and childish; to rage and be fortune to brutiah; but ‘lo prevent and lap- preee rleinp resentment in wine and alorioue. la manly and divine—Jeane ‘i to??? .. . -M...»_..—— NONrUNION MAOHINIOT IIATIN. NO TRANSFER OF MOREY'S LI- CHICAGO. Oct. Twfldtfll‘d Bloom. forty~nve yearn of nae. a non nnion‘ nutchiniat employed in the llllnoia Central Railroad ahopa at Burnalde. mu beaten into lnaeneibility by two unidentified aouiiante. ahertiy after he left hie home today. The notion believe that the auauit la a result or the atrllie. an fiioom‘a aaaallenta made no attempt to rob him. CENOE. NEW HAVEN. Oct. 7.-’l‘hc county commlealonera have (Inclined to allow transfer of the liquor licenao hold by Louie hinder at "Morey-u" in 'i‘empl‘e atmt. to a boune in York street .near Wall atreet. on the ground that the neighborhood in midentlal. What the fate of “Norey‘e”. a spot of vivid 'reoolleotiona to Yale men. will he in not yet known. a audit or ouaurv linked with the Hem-lit STORE O? QUALITY "cacao" otovao roa LA- Dill AND MIN At Popular Pcloe'l‘ 01.50 Ind “.00 Call ind looming Them um Vnavauua CUTTIR ro AID eouoonaa. NEW YORK Oct. 7... -’l‘he revenue cutter Mohawk put out today to aid ”Lain“ ”W . Fill! L0“ To HARVEITIR THUBT RICHMOND, Va. Out. 7.»—ll‘lre to- day gutted a four story building mu two achoonm reported of! Mattial copied by the Richmond branch or the dock and Half Moon mob. long in international llarvoeler Company. had. Albany eon la running and the running damalm estimated betwuen vealed eon said to be in danger or $250 mm and no one The origin in breahlua up. unknown. The tiara-donated schooner oft Mat— l titliwfllt la the comet Leaf. The name with other craft to unknown. WW .m—b— llewllo you approve of dunelnaldho .«u—No. “Why not?” “Why. it‘s more ibugging set to music." "Well. what is “My Ml titrated-Hui Advertiuithere about that you don't like?“ .“nm in the we. musio."—»rit-nm. r .
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