. is the only plate that i do business.
V“ Say. does it?
Today I have three teams to deliver
and we are busy This shows that :11
.' my low prices.
'5 cash when you. buy of me.
~”you that you will save 20 to 40 per
- cent. on all the goods we sell.
‘ except linked and skinned. and feather
. prices that cannot, be battered.
ml insulation; tor 1119
1111111011 0! inteudlnx‘
" lama canal.
in new an al printed matter
11 be menu: at the midi-vi
vs public is invited to make use
his method of informing them-
es concerning this grim event.
um‘
i‘yf'When you see
I - our teams go by
With heaping loads
j Oi" shining Coal.
”When the night air
5 [Is cool and a wrap
«Feels grateful
Does it remind you
1 0i luture needs.
1.
THE TRUTH.
I move it to you. 1 opened the
Family Liquor Store just "three
months ago. I started with one team.
good many people take advantage of
i dont. give stamps or
tickets for return, but i give you thel
I assure
0n ev-
‘ery bottle goods you'can save from
1.0a to 25c on bottle. 0n Vilma.
Sherry, Port, Muscatel $1. 00 gallon 1'
Worth $1.50. Intel‘boro Beer 51. 00
case, 24 bottles. Nassau Pllseneh,
$1.10 case. W and 2. $1.15 case.
Schlitz Beer $150 case. Clemson and
Flannagan Cream Ale. $1.10. Owen!
Ale and other Imported Ales and’
Laser.
Cordial, Gin and
'I‘alble
Olnrot, 650 gallon. You can't buy the
same thing tor less than $1.00.
Come and give us a trial and satisfy
yourself. ‘Flne Sparkling Wine. $9.00
case or $1.00 bottle; worth $2.50. We
deliver to your home. No delay.
Tel. 606-2 or postal card will do. No
connection with any other place. This
TELEPHONE
YOUR ORDERS
JOSEPH DISESA, Prop.
Family Liquor Store and Wholesaler.
55 Railroad Ave South Narwaik
Notice
WM. EFFRON
of 35 Fort street. East
Norwalk, is paying 10 3 lb. lor rags.
and also extra
Varietals Copy
per 12c; by brass, 8c; lead. 3 l-2c;
block tin, lilac 1b.; auto tires. 80 lb.
prices for
in large quantities.
beds specially. Write postal or tele:
phone 041.
WWW—v” m .—
THE DINING
ROOM
We believe «We have the best. most
substantial Dining Room Furniture to
be round in this territory and hi
M Gutkowsky
Mombasa turnltura and novel:
laud exchanged.
Havang Purchased the
by the Department or Explain-5 .
Allkinds of Ale or Beer ‘
' “bottled at brewery.
‘Whiskey at very low prices.
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S \N‘lfl‘ARY BAKERY
535 South mm emu.
I hobbit the continuation 01' your on
boom. Nothing but the best pro-
ducts will he canted. made from core
ingredients in «a strictly sanitary
shop.
”JQHN RAlllS
The Holmcvaillinery
Human HairGoods
Dressmaking and
Remodeling
TELEPHONE 405 3 MONROE ST.
BUY
Hazelton
GOAL 5
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294.
122 Water It.
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We Are Now Moving into Our New%
Store at
145 Wahington St.
where we will open on Saturday, Sep 1
tember with line of
Up-‘to-datc- Footwear ‘
for men. women and children.
MAX LEVY’S
(Formerly on the Bridge.)
7. a tomplete
l
Sale on Walk-Over-
Oxfords All Styles
and Sizes
M. Josem & Sons ‘
Two Stores.
195 Washington St. 1 Benton St.
Special 3
Bargains
Ladies’ Oxfords
and Pumps
George Keeler’s
Shoe Store
159 Washington at. ‘
DO
as others do.’ Sell your rage, rubbers.
metals, papers. leather beds‘ and “auto-
mobile tires to Fl. Alexander, as he
pays the highest prices.
Aloe buys and sells second—band tori
nlturo.
R. Alexander
BRIDGE
Tel. 41
Willllilflton St.
or old accounts. on or before thunder. September 6111 will
7 1 are 2‘. 21' Raymoia’a‘il’.
w a: flaw-11 WWW . ..
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I tad r1111 interest from fieptenrbsr 1111.
i I»; 1" El
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1' weeks.
LllN‘llc‘lll Volunteer ‘l11umir5.
. A ‘
William Multiplied. one or the oldest
Irish residents of the town. died at
his home in '1 Franklin avenue, early
this morning. The tundra! services
will be held Friday morning at St
Mary' 11 Church at 9 o'clock. He was
for many years employed by the old /
Norwalk istreet Railway Company. and
known to nearly everyone in town.
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Funeral of Mrs. Amelia Petrenz. 1
The funeral of Mrs. Amelia Petrenz
will “be held from st. Tater's German
Lutheran Church, tomorrow afternoon
at12:30 o'clock. She is survivedgby
one son, Herman Petrsuz, of New
York, and two brothers. Paul Roestel.
formerly at Norwallt. and Louis Roos-
tel. of Berlin, Germany. The inter-
ment will be in Union cemetery, Nor~
walk.
m
Funeral of Arthur B. Vredenburg‘.
The funeral of Arthur B. Vrcden~
burg was held Monday at 2:3 o'clock.
from the into home, 55 Bnyview ave~
nue. Rev. Samuel P, Fairbanks, pas-
tor of the East Avenue M. E. Church,
officiated. Mrs. Pugh rendered “Solo
ly and Tenderly Jesus is Calling."
and “Asleep in Jesus.“ The bearers
were Raymond Surtlnl, Charles Grain
Harry Shul‘cldt. of this city. and
Thomas Stevens, of Daubury, Conn.
The liornl tributes were many and
beautiful. The interment was in Riv.
'orside cemetery.
Mrs. E. C. Converse.
GREENWICH, Sept. 3.~—Mrs.
muud (i (immerse, of New York, wife
of E. l". Convense, who is prominent
in business and serial life of New lork
died at the Converse home here. early
yesterday. after an illness of several
About a you: ago she linden
Wont up operation and ll is believed
that the effects of 111111 operation
were the indirect causes of death. She
Ed
ilem'es besides llt'l' husband. one son
(lily of the hitter
and two daughters.
is a (3141111111 buronuss.
George A. Martinus.
leorge A. Martlnus died at the Sol
llIIEI‘S"110llle yesterday. lie
private in Company 1, Second (.‘on-
lie was
also 11 lOl‘llOlllI in tompnuy C First
Connecticut Volunteer (.‘ulalry. He.
was 77 years, 7 mouths and 28 days
of age. The remains were shipped
to Ussiuing. N. '11.. this morning, b5
Undertaker Raymond.
William H. Davis.
William ll Davis died at his home
in llrond Rilel‘ lust nght. The dc
iceased was niuoiyoue years of age‘
and one of the oldest moments of the
town. He was connected with the ice
bushings in Norwulk for some years.
He is survied by a widow and two
children. Frank Davis and Mrs. Dnnvi
iel James, The funeral services will
be held Saturday afternoon and Rev.
“(Gregor will officials. The b111lnl
will be made in the Norwalk Come.
tery.
WOULD LIKE TAHMHY T0
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(Continued from first page.)
Voting District this evening.
The results from Vermont at the
stute motion which was held there on
yesterday have set both of the older
parties to thinking Roosevelt‘s surprlu
lug inroads into the Republican ranks
and the gain or the llolmwrntlc parly
ls prophetic in many phases. if V?!"
mom in the barometer of the political
atmosphere. indications are that the
presidential selection will be thrown
into the house of representatives in
which event It is problemnilcnl at the
present. time which ol the candidates
would be chosen, although It appears
now that the Democrats have the lord
er sliceol the pie. L
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REAL EaTATE TRANSFERS.
The {allowing real astute transfers
have been recorded by Town Clerk
Herbert it. 81111111 in the past low
duyal
Jouepb
lluvlu in Paul 81911111 and
wife, lolhllbouonolia Park. War.
Lydia .‘l. Knot-land to George A.
Mitchell. lot and buildings. (fraubury.
War.
”filleorgu A. Mitchell in Lydia A.
.lfnoebmd. lot and lmildlng, Union
choline. “
Add“! liulnrt lo Holley i‘l. Sinuaon.,
lot and lmlldlugu,_ Myrtle street. Wur.’
. Micbucl it". l‘lounelly to Peter 1“.
111111111, :1 arm. llnlu street; War.
Robert O‘Hoiolnn to Mary 11111111151.
lot and buildings. War.
lrn dolo‘to Gilbert it. Hastings,
building lot. ltlmcrest Terrace. War.
Norwalk' Secul’lleb Corporation to
linhel Sanford. 2 lots. it‘nst Rocha
5 Real! War.
Folrlle'ld (loudly Savings Bank to
Ann 11d 111111113111111 and wild. lot and"
bull lain. "(111111 nuv avenue We?
John «.911
1103 ll.
was of
Larger fillies Along 11111111111;
Seaboard Represented at 1
New London Gathering
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President Tall and Governor Wil-
son Also to Speak
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NEW LONDON, Sept. 4.~Men who
are vitally interested in tlle‘develoip
ment of deeper waterways in the
states along the Alldntic ueaboard
gathered here todn5 for the fifth nn~
‘Norwallt’s sledding Dry Goods Store
.8 and 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk, Connecticut
Now for the J am and Jelly Season
Cut prices in the Basement on Canning Supplies.
All the Standard Makes of Fruit Jars.
Mason’s pts. or quarts doz 50c.
“E Z. " pts. (102. 70c qts. 79c, Lightning pts. doz. 90c qts. S1. 00
Tin Jar Fullers 4c, Large Preserving Kettles 59c. Fruit Presses 19c
Jar Rubbers all kinds doz. 7c, Easting Spoons 4c Wax Paper
roll 4c, Jelly Tumblers doz. 19c, 24c. 29c, Parawax for seal-
ing 8c, Jell Bags 25c.
nunl convention of 1110. Deep Water.
ways Association, 11110 wlu- they are
grouped. Most of the larger cities in _
the states of the northern and middle provided with good water communi-
tiers sent (19193}in 110m their boards cations. The founders of cities know
of trade maritime and commercial what such commuullationa mean
bodies to the gathering. and the pro- PM: sometimes forget that of the ten
gram offered them calls for disc-11111111111[medt (“5‘5 "f “h" world “‘9 United
01' so many topics akin to waterwmlsmas have three, and each on a
that three days at bust are allotted lKl‘C‘i‘ 1 waterway NO other “mm,”
for the sessions Thole is something; has more than one Of the ‘9“ we
11 v v
on the program of interest to every have three. {New iork is. treat be.-
state from Maine to Florida and as mouse of ht‘l North river and her East}
more than incidental reference 16mm“;ml tbewgiront “11’0" ”“0 “hm‘i
mode to improvement of the large riv- %tbo5 0“ ( lungo 111 great because}
1 ol’ the C‘ommelre of the great lakeslf
ers which flow into the 009111) mom 0 11 ll {1 l 11511 l tw (
it ‘
the States inland halo sent their dole “m ‘9 nu 1m (01111 On 11 9 11
.raii and 11.1191
llullons Some sessions will be held l s y j .-1 a ed 1 me 56
"M“ "“‘ °‘ “W "‘ “0‘“ ““1 1 "1“? ..§...‘ .. .21....1‘ ..
W,Old in Groton. _To r-‘(llete the delo-g ’“ 1 i .
limes from too close 1111111111011 to tlwlr l “9:11;? fnoihfhfswd“ :gllfidlg: 130::
1
subjects many excursions bum been l'etlm- O 1.) it t 9 {these ions
planned to the {oils uhilb guard! or e111 “ fl HOMO I '
5 subs 11 l forei u made un-
lmng lislnnd Sound and other points 1 ”we in 1.111 g
' der lhe Amerildu flag
which haw historical settings. 11nd: .
,5 . ' Evcuy improvement of our coastal
“We Will be receptions. dances and p 5
. . . iwuierways looks to the coming back
shore dinners to till 111 the odd llilll~ l
mes President ‘l‘alt H 1 here 01 of our shots in that trade: because
I 0 N 1.1! adds to the ilnw'iortunte of the (on
Thursday alteluoon. to deliver 1111 nd- uost
dress and Goxelnor “.1190“ of New win
The state 111' Connecticut rcooh‘es
.I‘ l" . ’ 1 .
do so, Secreluy Angle of Iresldeul' this negotiation with (men banded;
Tufts cabinet; Gosornor Foul-1 of
. 1
.. ‘uelrome She is proud of this mug-
Mnssnchuselts, (361111101 Pothicr. of . nlillcenl harbor She is proud to show
Rllode Island;
' i
P nus iv 1 dQ%)\ll'll:: Tel1er,_ 0: ii to 5011 from the broad verandnhs
e 3' 111111.111) lm'el or .dann 0 $0} llllB hotel
il’ilginin are down on the program for- be
speeches not to llienllon a store all
members on (‘llusress the minors or
11 dozen cities and many noted engin-
Iours who are directing present or lonv
templated improvements on Wotani
1 ways along lire boast who have special%
topics assigned to them The visit 01%
.Presldenl Tall is made coincidental
with the observance of the nnnlv-ers
my 01‘ Grotou Heights
touards united ellorl in making the.’
lAtlantlc ocean of more and more ser
%1lce‘lo the Atlantic coast.
Illlll lll Wlll Sillill
% WM. L STREET 10: 10 a. m.—~’
The race 0‘ Prices tended downward again at the
%”‘ ‘3 Deep “Momma Associations ’openlng of today's stock market withl
power boats “5 tilleduled ‘0 b9 “"13"" weakness most pronounced in Newl
led 0“ ““3 Gm“ old 1319 ‘0de York Central, American Sugar Amerl
l Gommor llnldwlu said: i lakelcnn Tobacco and Canadian Pacific.
l pleasure in adding to the welcome:0no of the foremost Tobacco subsid-
lglven 1’0“ bi lllo mayor of the city 01% holes declined almost five points 1
New London 11 word 1'11 behalf of (he The only notable exceptions lo tllol
lulale of (‘ounmlicui it is a slateSgeuernl declines were Anaconda liflll'
named lor the lung river tllnt is the \lercuutlle \Iarlne pfd. whllh shownd%
11min topogrnpbbnl feature ol Newtlrnctlonul gains.
England and binds it into n con1mon%
life. 11 01111111. more thar it does, to BROOKSIDE SCHOOL DlSTRICTl$
lncllllute the lrunsporiutlon of come MEETING %
modiles lrom Massachusetts to the A special meeting of the Brookslde
393- Tl‘“ Will) 10‘0"”!!! came here School District was held last evening.
because ol the grunt river. and to lheiFmderick Holt presiding, to:- the pur'
grep-l river trade. in that day or pose of appropriating sumclent fundsl.
their welfare. in this day of great; we" upon the school property. it den".
things. when thorn
the modern onulnuer cannot solve we sunk to a depth of 168 feet at an ex .
are 113211111 planning to put it to lietter%pend1mm of ‘59.: it also dewloped
“MW. by recouclllnil 1"“ dommdmum the district could no longer levi’
or water (or manufacturlnz ”Within 1111, its status as a district having
with its preservation ”and lmul‘OW‘“onded when the new consolidation aya-
ment for its primary use: of devise-item went mm direct on Julyib.
lion for commercial objects. it was voted therefore to leave the
We are lllnd to have the opportu» well in its present uncomllléWd condh
111151 of gstllng from this nomlatlonftion until such time as money mlxhl
helpful suggestions and sympathy, 1115119 appropriated by the town to com:
the direction or developing the induc-l plate the work.
trien of New England. 1 am glad
‘lhnl the Double or all the Atlantic . NEW PICTURE THEATRE.
status are standing together in this It was reported 1th morning that
body to promote the navigation inter when linens Tribe. ivo- 28. .l 0. R. M.
l
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la 11 plenty of activity on the Paciilciington street. to so into its new wig-
coast in the (let‘s-lopmcut of the chili 'wgm, the present and Menu 111ml
ping boldness there. The; 11an how mold be leased and occupied 1W!
*0 “little when more 111 mile ”4*” motion picture show company. This
Japan or the Philippines or Hawaii'wm probably t‘k’ ”mag! m 011er
or China to attract; when there are ‘an the We” Tribal laud explicit.
dflmfi 10 ll‘i‘lllbld‘ and 9 Panama Elto‘rts ware 111111111111 this mornlnlz
canal to build-wot lilo-lama Exposition to m mm 3, been. who has the
to folder. Taber um um lb b11911 bulidlnsln clamp to «commas-mo
hustling. It in the all of the bunch (,1 my pompany, but Mr. Boers will!
lar. and we or the Atlantic cadet must
nubile. rob.
claim. on flficflmd no 11111111
mains him with stoshni a horse at
I I .u‘tbm‘l‘l Y‘M on a t“! 1911; “‘3‘
Ilhllflllellilllfl is great % :3:
- FALL
f MILLINERY
is now on exhibition in our store
We are showing. a wonderful as-
sorttncnt .fo Fine Velveteand Ve-
lour Shapes; also Satin and Moire
Covered Shapes. Fancy Feath-
\lay your session here. '
the source of a new ins :lrstlon?
'y F'I-II'IE-Tj
-;:;:Ȣ-
small things, was all important (0:10 complete the sinking of an nrtesluu *
edit! at all the Atlantic pom. ’l‘llt‘l‘fi vacatcs its» present quarters. in Wash- '
-- Stew Veal-
by 11111111113111 police on 11 warrant
5 5111 ‘ huh-111 been emulated here has ,
ti Established 1863
.-.. .
ll‘ll l -,-,I -.I l:l 1.3. . .
ers and Wings.
51;.
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The Beers Meat 81
ProvisionCo.
13 15min Street. . 110111111
22 we: Worthington St. South '
t‘ l "s Noma‘k
Phone at Both Stores
ShoulderSteakl‘thlb
all your wants for just ”a little
outlay of ready cash.
100 lb.
111’ 1" M£4.*:4~:":§~:~3-}:§}:+ é}::%:.:' o_~1«'¢¢' +313 "‘ M't-‘M «1'4- Mow ‘“ 4123333
Established 1868
H.Krieger"& Co.
West Washington Street
You are invited
to come and inspect our display.
Our Charge System
3% will» be brought to your notice , a
5% more than ever this season. i.
:%':§ Don’t forget that ours is, the 3%
people’s store.‘ We can supply ;%'%
..
t :I:
it you are tired of your straw
rwlt it has lost its crispness and
its whiteness bus turned to n
uunburued brown~—ol- it you
are just naturally slogans to
know what'e what in menu _
bats for tall 1912mm to
this first uhowlngot
(trout and Knapp Huts,
Norwalk Chronicler