ways Fresh
‘ . . have...
Agent to. Tom: at Norwaik
HUVLER’B FAMOUS
QHOGOLATEB I
LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
I THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
‘ .. 61 Washington Street.
Anderson’ a Lurch Works
Launches and Boats
of I" kinda promptly built. Bonn. .
tor IIII- All kind: of notion-lug
given opacini “motion. ,
Oyster Shall Point. Nomlk
South Norwalk
Ir ‘— —
James Conroy in .
Port Chestt-r.
spent yesterday
James A. Kearney was it recent visi-
tor in Hartford.
Frederick Burton, of New Haven,
was a visuor in town.
business.
yesterday, on‘
The fall trnin schedule on the New
. York, New llnvcn and Hartford ruil-l
“frond will go into effect on September
"29$
The. Painters“ and Decorators' Union
‘will hold its semi—monthly business!
Lmeeting in the labor lyceum in Wash.I
dngton street.
--R_ C. H. curs. Reddy and Ayers. I
‘ Banner Council No 54 Daughters.
wt Liberty will hold its semi-monthly:
business meeting this evening in its
shall, in Washington .stroot.
The weeltly business meeting of 01-:
lve ‘Branch Lodge. No. 19, Knights. oi
lethitlg will be held this evening In
its hall, in Washington street. 1
_.__.__. i
The Nutmeg Club met Tuesday Gt“.
fining in their rooms in Wall street.
One new n ember was voted in. Nulll'
log except routine business was con-
- oldered.
Side by side Ill life's urcnt plnn
W
WA
EMANCIPATION OF WOMAN.
When woman‘s banner is unfurled
And freedom‘s cry shall till the world,
Emunclpution she will bring,
The song of triumph she will sing.
As rainbow tints ot mingled hue,
So blend the woman‘s colors true,
cent.
' HASTEINI
DON'T DELAY!
$15.09 and $18.00 Light-coldred suns at $6.85
“By followmg these Red Tag Sales, ‘I’m __
able to have three or four Suits 3 year,
where befOre I could buy only two.”
~ Said a “gentleman in the store recently, “and do you know the extra suit gives me, the appear-
ance of it than in far better circumstances than I am. I’m always
dreds are finding that out,”said the salesman, “and many not only get that extra suit or two
at Red Tag prices, but -a full stock of furnishing gooda as well. ”
man, “I always buy furnioh' ng goods at these sales and figure I’ve saved from 20 to 50 per
No bank will pay to: that interest, ” he added as he departed
THE END OF THE SALE IS NEAR.
well~drcssed.” “Him-
“Yes,” said the gentle-
It'd?
Norwalk
Liberty‘s standard long sbull wnvc,
When her runsonlcd power is to save. ,
l
i
Iler feet on freedom-‘5 rock shall stand,
Her voice shal echo through the land: '
Like the notes of u bugle cull,
, licr words the people shall entht'ull.
The work she has begun to do,
She'll carry forward through
through,
Foul-less and strong in truth and right,
Pressing onward in her might.
and
Alter the weary strife of years, '
l'i‘be duuuol freedom now uppenrs,
oppression; night has passed away,
llehold the wonlnu‘s glorious day.
. g
The Victor‘s pubu or lost she sees;
‘ llor banner flouting: in the breeze:
She will stand equal with the man.
lllA l‘u‘. lltthllllNGS.
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SILVERMINE ART EXHIBIT.
The exhibition or the Sihelmlne
‘GI‘OUD of Artists will beg, in next Silt-1
William Wellnitz, buokkeepgr in the' today, Auguut 2i. and continue on the
'Hubbell and Staples 'llordware store.‘
is enjoying at ten day's vocation. Bill
will spend the most oi his time in the
l
{Bay State. g
i
The paving on West avenue is pro-
gressing nicely. The work on the east
side of. the avenue is nearly (omplot
ed as for as the city line
the concrete base.
Every baseball enthusiast shouldi
have a Sentinel Store cold. One cou
Don and ten cents is all you need.
Got one «today.
Yesetrdn)‘ wtls Cuptuln lsuuc Set
“locks Slut birthday. Cnpi. Solccll in
tilt in tho bout of health. lie lulu
5110611 confined to his room for sumo lit-
‘tle time. His many lrlondu hope to
use him about noon.
‘ Thorn won a little excitement on
Lexington ‘ avenue, ulaot averting. when
some llungurlun aqueutrlun, while on
a. horse belonging to Borltowltz lil‘oth-
on, the boilers, tout control or his
mount luld the uuirltod animal dauhod
down the thoroughfare at broaknock
speed. A low minutes mat riding and
on incline want a bit too much for the
road horse who retarded hie motions
and pnseorolly Were able to seize the
’bridio. .
The Iron United Islales lnlanirr
whloh Wan enchmpud annnwldyvlilu,
‘oovorui day: last work, in marching
Illicit to it: bbrruokp at Plottnburgll,N
'12, a dlutrmuo oil over 290 mild! 'l‘il
dill: andtlront Barnum, Mu
. Tuesday. All there ‘ .
. that command mi they no mum.
"by a. long train of vapour the with
. lo. ore unwilling to on attention or
The Oillol‘l
side is being dug out and prepalod for abroad 1, rs “Mum; and will exhibit}
25th. and 26th.
:llst and continue Sept. 1 and 2.
or u new member of the colony,
llnmilton, it man of standing, on
Atadomitwlnn nnd on well known as on
‘rottiler no u point-er
H. L. liildchrnud utter a low yours
u pictuo made in Morocco and one
.mnde in \‘ova Scotiu
Everyone inter-outed in art is
riled.
in-
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CHAUFFEURS IN A FIST FIGHT.
Arthur l’eunoyor and William Mc-
Mahon, chuuffouru, hecluue Involved in
.u list fight. on Atlantic Squtlre. lust
.nlght. It nppouru thut Pennoyer was
the uggreauor. that be accused Mo
Mllllim of something of which the int-
ter was not guilty, not] followed the
accusation with blows. McMahon re»
tullntod and they were arrested by Po
llioomon llunrnhun and Ryan. Both
cuueu were nollod, Ponlloyor paying
at him of llonnd McMahon one of $10.
wliltulntord Advocate.
m
who Noam Woo,
‘ which not all
. out
it will reopen on the;
The exhibition will have. besides the i
work of the old members, the pictures ‘.
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OUTEITTERS
So. Norwaik
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l‘lnlihut, l’orgles, Native Eels,
TELEPHONE 108.
A RT
GOODS
A new line of Art floods
the popular Punch Work; ulso
Solid and Eyelet Work in
Dresses, Sculls, Center. Pieces,
Pillow Canes, 'l'owele. i‘ollure,
Collar and Cult Sets, l’in ttusb-
lon Covers and Bolts.
The New Finite Embroidery is
i now on exhibition in west
window ill ll tininhed Soto i‘ll—
low.
The Royal Society Packages in
Sofa Pillows and (router
Places with Floss to completo
the work, at ...... .. 25c
Ecru Linen Lace in Chilly Put-
iernu for Scuri’s and Center
Pieces.
in
etYourSeaFoo
where they handle nothing else and and have it
FRESH EVERY DAY BY EXPRESS J
llutter. Blue. Sea Bass. Cod, Lobsters.
.I. I. Mallette
88 Warnington at.
Tel. 449. So. Norwnlk.
mono” IS N0 "
EXCUSE
tor a person to Wear artificial teeth
that drop when speaking or outing;
ulmply beoouno'ho may have had uov-
oral pinto! with the «my fault .ilo
, would not. not ‘dilcour‘ogeo and think
. there in nothing better in store tor
dillm. ,1! you have a mouth that ll
. W a little out oi! the oralllpry,u u
can; be We to hold a plate firmly.
one in and hate your impounded tok-
, o d outlay lilo once more; I. ‘
1; plantation In my oltioo mid «tomcat- ‘
_: must: the loot tutti. peculiar lmrmthr
:3:
Round
The only
Long and
(llnlns, Little Necks.
Kcnneboc Salmon, Soft Crabs. Fish Market in town.
.Cutbill’s ' Bridge Fish V iMarket.
FREE DELIVERY.
Something New
We Make First~Class
Ladies’Suits from :
$10.00 up
your own benefit give us a
I
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For
trlul.
All our garments are guaranteed.
We also do cleaning and repairing
for indies and gentlemen.
THE PARIS LADIES’ TAILORS,
I123 Walhington 8L,
Turlor Block. 2 floor ll. Kohen, Mgr.
Tel. 3574.
l
" EYE EXAMINATION8
and flirting; glasses is our exclusive
workwand only the most modern
«methods are used.
Whou we have your gluusou
ready rot} adjustment, they are
eyeglasses of the finest quality,
exactly mode to correct the detect
of either or both eyes.
. Lot on county you with correct
glossed. OCULIBTS, not optioilmr,’
exocrine. your eyes when you get;
sinuous here.
THAMER
Ootfllfilfl and (initial-nu.“ ,.
"prize words would be made before
tlifiiilliii iii
A. 0. ii. lililll
Business Session of Convention
Yesterday Failed to [leach
Choice of Oliicers
BRIDGEPIHVI‘, Aug. 22.——The au-
nuul slate convention of the'Ancieut
Order of 'Ililberniuns one the. Ludies‘
Auxiliary got down to business yesteo
day nod tho gneuter part or the time
was taken up with the readings of do;
lulled reports from the various oili-
certi, Both organizations were shown
to be in a healthy condition. numer-
icnliy and financially.
The state secretory.
(‘urthy, of New Haven.
total membership in the state to be
0,535, an increase of 300 during the
your. State Treasurer, Edward T.
Lyons, of Hartford, ropOrtedthe re-
ceipts during the tWoyear term just
closed to be $10,092.63; and the ex-
penditures $9,700. [in reported alsa
the expectation that the expenses in
the future will be smaller with no re-
duction in the receipts.
There are 75 divisions represented
in the cb’ilventlon, whoop quarters are
the Park theatre.
Last night there was it banquet at
the Hotel Struthold, which was very
largely attended. Attorney Thomas
M. Cullinan. of this city ofllciuted an
tonatmaotor and there were i'enponlleu
by prominent clergyulon and A. 0. ll.
workers.
The election of officers will probably
not come until Into this afternoon.
The committee in charge of the
award of milieu lo:- the big parade or
the two orgunixationu into not hold a
meeting, and ltwan said yesterday at-
teruoon that no announcement or the
John 8. lie-
showed the
this morning.
Morning senior}.
At the iolntnubllc Vacation at the
A. O. ‘H.. and Ludlea‘ Auxiliary begun
mtordoy morning in the Pork theatla
tho dialogues were formally welcomed
to the city by Mayor Cliitord B. Wil-
ton, lollowed by State l’resldout Pull
uu‘ Jolly, notioltol pruolrlent or the
in J, Elohim, or Thompconvlllo, tor:
I the Hibomlunu. into by Mrs. Ellen or»
Wit-I
” hm bent rotated to mm it to
Very. Best NCreumery butler, lb.
uoolnu-nnuutaan-u‘lluy
Pure Lent Lord. 2 pounds ....... . ............ ..... ....
g 3‘lba.‘ Yale Toant or Milk Crackers .......
_ G cakes Fold Nupilthu Soup ....... , ........... ..........
ll cllkell Ozone Soup .......... , .......... . ..... “......”
7 cultos Lotion-Soup .f ............... . ........ . ....... .....
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST..
SOUTH NORwAL
Phone 440 ‘
NEW FALL SHIRTS
A rhely huge unsoltment or popular priced Soft Shirts 101 Full are
now here for your approval. Our line at $1 is or good its you wi
have to pay $1. 50 for elsewhere. Stop In our Shop and let us (:0
Hum you that what. We any is so. .
Silk Knit Ties, all new Full patterns ....................
CAVANAGH 8t ROSE
TOGGERY SHOE
2 South Main Street South Norwoik
taught at
Merrill Business Colleg ~
South Norwalk
Stamford
FINAL MAP OF
Rock Rldge
(Formerly Beard's Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th ‘ ' ’ ,
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE ’ ' '
Only One First Choice ‘
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will-
Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL
Price of Coal Reduce
Best Quality of 00a] at Lowest
Summer Prices
Harrisdz Gans Compan
TEL. 721. as WATER it"
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
Glacier Pork, Monk-«Miro Eilzuboih
.Vlncout, daughter of Mrs. George E.
Vincent, of Minneapolis, who is with
the Toll party, was severely bruised
by being thrown from her horse. The
mishap will make it neoeoanry tor the
putty to remain in camp at St. Mary's
Lake tor some time.
LEAVES HER BED, MDG‘HGNM
Haring Animal Laohod, Mn. a
Church him it From Min}
Her atom-I.
GREENWICII Any. 22. what's. .
Church, who ill laying out a. nlll‘
dollar astute in King «trout, ll
horse being lashed early Tito
null jumped out of her bed on
the unlmnl uwuy {rum Minna.
oilelio, a Million, and outdo hi,
rotten other men. who win-o In
wagon, unlit two miles to their fill;
on her «tote.
Thou rile summoned Dr. W
rotorlnuniun, lulu clamor ‘
liaison. and had alcoholic" loo
The horrid rho placed in m
nobles lulu m to it pom!
y: tenured mum col-«traitor,
fill unipolar in court to pro”
{litter and tumor the court
that the how have honor true
or too d’optroy g
Nileo, Misha-«Two men urn known
to ho dead unit property huu boon
damaged many thouuandu of dollaru
by u torrllio atom which lulu mood
ooutlnuonsly tor twontydour boom
Train service is interruptétl. A num-
her or rrailrht com were woollen into
' the at. Joooph Rivet-.7. ,
Alliuuuorouo, . . '
olgirteiln inches high limo in o m
and or prourvutlon. bail boon round
(tilt. near ailvor’ tiltyy Inatruotlom
Norwalk Chronicler