In“!
ugly Intel-killed the Ft
. Michael
_ mou- Pm mum»...
“Michael (lurrlty. cl Glulthnbury died
at 3 oeloclr yesterday morning 0! h -.
dole, at St Warren's Reunite]. w ,
be had been trillion on Monday. He won
59 years old and had been a term: in,
.Glgetoubury for several yours. 7 He
leaves a mother two brethdrs. John
Garrity of Sullield and William Gerri»
ty ot Warehouse Point, a. sister. Mre.
Frederick Baker of South Nor-walk, 4
m
Mdmlebr Nathun. the Jewish meyor
or name, hue Just placed in the capitol
the? bronze meek oi.” Pare Hyacinthb
Loy-en. uttered to the ”Eternal City
by the m of the great preacher. Sev-
eral times iollowing his rupture with
the church Pare Hyeclnthe returned
to spend the winter at Rome In corn-
peny with his American wile. Dnr‘
lug one at his latest sojourns there
SANITARY BAKERY
, use! wearing anparel why 35 South Main 8m”. x
hi
my coat of ten?" ehe one
I eollcdt the continuation 0! your or»
trounce Nothing but the beat uro-
\ duoln will be ofl‘ered. made from pure
ingredients in a strictly sanitary
Norwnlk’s stem; Dry Goods Store »
a and 5. Gazette Building, Norwalk.‘ Connecticut
W... ____...._.. W...“ ......
shop.
JOHN RAIHS
AM‘W ...
Remodeling
Over 2000 tons of Coal——
‘ TELEPHONE 405.
that’s fit to burn—
.44
The Holmes Millinery
Jamm-
Human HairGoods
ulDressmaking undid
3 MONROE ST.
tied at our :yards
funds the past three weeks, BUY
Hazelton
‘ d. more to follow.
6 famine yet is near
.1! none expected.
No higher prices here ‘l‘ ‘ COAL
.. lend none projected.
.A'This is the busiest corner .
[in this busy little" city. TheB Hershfield&Son (lo.
2 ,The rush is on!‘ 'I'II 294 122 Water at.
THE TRUTH. “ ame M
riml’iy""%‘i..‘.?. ”liar; ‘3‘;f.’led..h§’.12; J S cans
‘ months ago. I started with one team.
Today I have three teams to deliver
.. and we are busy. This shows that a
,‘good many people take advantage at
‘my low prices. I dont give stamps or
tickets for return, but I ghe )ou Illei
cash when you box of me. ] assurel
you that you ulll save 20 to 40 per;
cent. on all the goods we sell On ov- . Cannot be beat my girl 9.
cry bottle goods vou can save from wear
10c Alto 2le 0n bottle. 0n Wines,
Sherry. Port, Musentel, $1.00 gallon,
145 Washington St.
worth $1.50. luterboro Beer, $1.00
case, 24 bottles. Nassau Pilseneh,
$1.10 case. .W. and Z. $1.15 case.
Schlitz Beer. $1.?»0 ease. Clnueen and
Men’ sShoesi
comiort and.
Flannagan Cream Ale. 3H0. Owen
Ale and other Imported Ales and
Luger. All kinds of Ale or Beer
ibottled at brewery. l‘ordlul, Gin and
Whiskey at very low prices. Talble
Claret, 65c gallon. You can't buy the
.snme thing for less Man $1.00.
. Come and give us a trial and satisfy
yourself. Fine Sparkling Wine. $9.00
case or $1.00 bottle: worth $2.00. We
deliver to your home. No delay.
' Tel. 6062 or postal curd will do. No
connection with any other plum This
is the only place that. 1 do business.
We Just Received the
FOR THE FALL.
Come and see the styles and
goods.
TWO STORES
vil-
IONS
lll‘alANCi
ill EPMCNE
195 Washington St. Bridge, 1 Benton St
SOUTH NORWALK.
NOTICE
Walk- Over Styles
the
M. Josem & Sons;
TELEPHONE
YOUR ORDERS
JOSEPH DISESA, Prop.
Family Liquor Store and Wholesaler.
65 Railroad Ave. South Nor-walk
“The Shoe That Proves"
REGAL
A Scrap Metal Is Booming
‘ ASK FOR PRICES
Look for Opposite
Every one'ihnl works for me muel Th“ my"
be honest Those the-2 are dishonest 1 Sign . Theatre
dlecharge One cent a pound for'
In my limit. The sign.
WM. EFF RON
of 35 Fort Street. East Nev-walk.
Jurist. be on the wagon and the driver
mull glue you n duplicate elln li‘eulb
er Bette and Auto Tires u epoti.uliy
Telephone 441.
FOR New AND WOMEN.
Geo. Keeler’s
sHoE STORE
‘159 Walhlngton 8t.
Bridge.
ilmother. the good Queen chm-lotto,
he yielded to a sweet mystllicatlon
which made eome e'tir in the Cathe-
lic brotherhoodp.
It was in a warm autumn morn-
ing and the former trier, who was a
great walker, with others took as the
end of his excursion the little but
of the “Three Fountains," hidden In
the eucalyptus of which the monks
make an elixir no delightful as chart-
rouee.‘ The Visit ended and the tour-
late departed for Rome. Our pilgrim
noticed that the hour was late.
Pressed by hunger he asked to dine
at the convent, His smooth face. his
Roman iaclnl expression, his ecclesi-
astical dress. hie blehoplike air, pro-
voked the brothers to a respectful at»
tentlon. For this mysterious unknown,
whose incognito doubtless hill some
high dignitury of the church. they se-
lected a private dining room and “put
the little dishes In the big ones." Sev-
eral Trnpplsts. dedicated to their
vows to seclusion, begged the honor
of serving him at table, and alter
the priest bud pronounced the blous-
ing the lather of the convent himself
wished to share the love feast.
While knife and fork were at work,
ithere was some conversation;
I “Of what diocese are you, my
I father?"
I “Of the diocese ol‘ the Galilean
church."
"But of what city?"
‘ "In pnrtibus infldellum” (In heathen:
Epnrte) says Pore llynclnlho
The hosts then allowed themselves
to let slip some confldences They.
even criticised the stute of the holy:
mother church and spoke of “Perej
llyncinthe". not without blame, but
. with some svmpnlhv. Alter a little;
glues oi” eui'ulyptino the guest made a
5 sign to the father of the convent that
he desired to spank to him alone
After the brothers had withdrawn
from the 100m. be eznid “1 nm in-
debtch to you for on excellent collo-
I lion end an hour of reminiscence Ac-
cent this for your chmily box. 1 cm
iPore llyurluthe" The good lather
slumped buck, hiding his face in hieI
'hnnde. Then. spontaneously. be
pressed the. bonds of the beretlc
And new Pere llynclntho has re—
turned to Rome. Only according to‘
Ibis former co religionlets he has mla- ‘
taken the route in place oi tnking‘
l
i
I
'l ithnt to the capitol—Le Cr! do Paris. 5
l l
l RoyIlly on the MIpI.
‘ Now that the Princess Patricia hus'
2 given her name to the new dictum of i
lOnturlo It may be said that the mem
[here of the sovereign families at Brit-l
lulu during the last three centuries ,
Insure handsomely in the gazetteer: oI
{the world.
Maryland was named in honor of
Henrietta Marin, whoee husband grunt-
ied It to George Calvert, first Lord llnl-
ltlmore, and his heirs forever. The
Carolina are named after Charles 11..
While Georgia was named In honor of
George 11.. in whose reign It wan col-
onized. An Island was named alter
Princess Patricio‘s grout-grenbgrund'
lwhlle even the memory of thut reth-
§er colorless Indy. the” wife of William
[IV. In immortalized in the cnpltul oI
South Australia
' To come down to our ovm day and
generation, it Is hnrdly necessary to
recnll that the grandparents of
Princess Patricio. Queen Victoria and
.Prluce Albert. are lavishly commemo-
rated on the mono. or that her uncle.
the late King Edward, in commemo-
rated. among other norm of the world,
in Antarctic lands. Probably no non-
royal personage recently living In so
well hundred or this form of immortal.
lty an the lute Cecil Rhodes. s
How It Felt.
Dr. Joseph Eleenetnedt told the fol;
lowing story at n bouquet given to Chi»
..__ m...” mwmm
“2““ ..... “hm-..
* *Furniture
We have u lurue vmlety of New m: d
amonddlnnd l‘ulnlt ire Storm and .ill
HouIeIurnlehing Geode. whirl:
”lint louveat lll‘ll’llll. Come and con
' Be yourself.
Gutkowsky
. ond hand furniture and eleven
l t and exchanged
.Waeblnuton er.
DO
pays the highest prices.
niture.
R. Alexander
Tel. ‘19 Till 356-2.
r
O
rill Give You .rreuige
” i: on account will give you a prestige you never have envy-b
rip. Why not start one today? You will be scrum“ how
lee olhore do. Sell your rage, rubbers.
wel melule. panel-u, {outlier belle mid unto
mobile tireu to R. Alexander. he. he
Also buys and sells wooed-hand fur-
21 meohd at.
1 , deported murmur
cuso pllyeiclune: Since the dentists
love to have their fun at the expense
of the physician I take pleueure In
returning the compliment with thin
story. An irleh meld who won In the
keervlce cl 3 well to do Chicago home
asked for an extra afternoon oil.
When her mlnlrcrn united why, she mt-
plulned that she bed to go to the den-
tint.
“When rho came home her mletreun
naked: 'Woll. Bridget, how did ecu
have your tooth tilled i"
“‘1 don‘t know: was the molds re
ply.
"Her mletreun continued: 'Wcll. did
he llll It with Illver or unnlgem?‘
"'1 don’t know how It will; mum.’
was Hridsct’e bland reply. ‘hut from
the way It felt l abould think it was
thunder and lightning. mum.’ "
duvlnye Dewitt In direct idem.
The Hertneeh‘xchenae Snvinn hunk
of Budapest lids placed automatic coi-
Iectirlg device. in the streete. The.
* Men of then bum in .thut peddle eon
drop more! in tit In? um one active,
in «than» c receipt Ion
eons, William .1. Charles V., Frank ..
and Raymond Gnrrlty, undone daugh-
ter Mrs George w. Tennent all '91
Glastonbury
The funeral serviced will be held at
his home on Thursday morning at 8:15
o’clock and at St. Paul's Church at
8:30. The burial will be at Windsor
Locks. ‘
Funeral of Henry J. Turner.
‘The funeral of Henry J. Turner was
held Monday afternoon from the reel-
dence of his daughter, Mrs. Holmes, in
Monroe street. ‘Rev. Ralph G. ‘Hnrtley,
pastor of the South Norwulk Emmet
Church, officiated, and also conducted
the BQTVICG at Wooster Cemetery. in
venom-y, where the burial took place.
Funeral of Mrs. D. H. Miller.
The funeral of Mrs. '1). ll. Miller
wife of Major Miller, of Georgetown.
was held yesterday morning at Sacred
Heart Church. Iklorgutown, the av.
iRchurd E. Shorten, ol‘ l‘tidgefleld. cel-
ebrated the, muse.
IIIIIII III flit SIREN
WALL STREET 10:10 a. m.——~'l‘he
only notable exception to the rlninn
tendencv of the stock murhet at the
opening today Wes Gunadiun Pal-lino,
which declined a palm. 'lho strong i
est fenlule nus l‘lfll‘V'iSlPl' udlun ';.in l
owr 11 point with material ”national;
gains in Anlulgmmled. met ‘un 35511! 5,}
IUnion lat'lilc and Miseouri Pacific. E
WALL STREET. It a. iri.«-Specxrlu
"mm come to a halt drier small midi.
lions had been made to the initial
union in the innunllfin stocks. and the
market late] cum-d ut‘f Seu"~’l\oe-
h‘lllk brolte four points
WALL STREET. Noon.~—-l.0('ul mon‘
etury conditions were the nil-import;
ant factor in lodm‘s mm'l‘ei. (illl'
mmnv opened at the highest lure of
the present movement and some Ionnel
l
Rnhl’er Bldg. ltho road to the vntlcan he has taken at 412‘: lie! will MI"? “W ”Ml Willie)
noon Th list at rivet mr‘lined to
move forward but the small volume
of business and the c. lnlplete luck ol’l
initiative, QSpeCidi l_\ on the hull side.
soon canned -tmlll ret‘ee'alons 'A‘
number of high ml ed >peclultles were
again to the low but their rise failed
to excite Il‘IlrI‘isl elsewhere. Sears»
Roebuck and Snuff were among the
few weak BloCIis In this group. the
former yielding more of its recent nd
vane-e. Bonds \vcre easy.
ONCE NOTED BEAUTY IS ILL‘
Jun Duff. TuberculIr. Bent Back to.
Native Honolulu by People of
Phlladelphll.
Philadelphia—41:9 three Hawaiian
children 01' John Dull. once world lug
incur; on on nrtlut'e model. will give a
lionolulu yard purly and mnny of the
meet fushlonnblo people In Philadeb
. phin will be present In hour the music
of the guitars and the Ilkolelo and buy ‘
bends which lbomhlldren will sell to
help take their lather and mother buck
to Honolulu and Into the sunshine of
the Pacific Ielee. .
Jean Dull hue contracted coneumnl
riou Irom her Kuunku huehund and
doctors any abut the only hope oi env-
lng their lives rev-In In on Immediate
return to the llmvnliuu leluudu. In
her youth In Philadelphia.“.lcnu Dumi
child model Hill] the Idol of the artists. .
tyne ‘Llitle Mother" to ten other chli-
dreu. They grow up and printed from ‘
her charge and all forgot the good.
hearted little girl who bud cherished
them Society lnul truck of Jean Duff
when ehe Went to the West and trnv~
eled on the alone.
After her marriage in Howell she
returned here nun her huebnnd. Klnh- ;_
llli. nnd n huln. Two children WW6
born Inter find the lmnllv curried their .
livelihood by giving Iluwellnn music. .
Jenn nupnrmu-ml her Identity. which
war: only loin-nod when n phyeielnn.
who was called to attend her. {cumin
wank. emuclhlnd shadow or the lib;
mourn young beauty. The doctor re-j
membered her face It a glance and:
Ins; things coo‘:
, as
‘(ll_\
I
.eolution of the evil in the licensing
.0: 11 certain number of resorts
MOHAIR, BERGES, MIXTURES, AND A FEW BLACK SILK.
APPRECIATE THE PRICE.SA,,VING. ’
OF..
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1 .
Special S l ' i L d’ ‘ ’ F 11 S 't
ALL CORRECT MODELS OFII'WO PIECE TAILORED SUITS 0F SERGE. WHIPCORD AND MIX.
TUREB AT GREAT REDUCTIONB. SOME EVEN AS LOW AS ....... _ ........... $8 00
Ladies’ Tailored Geats
Colored Silk Underskirts Underpriced
A CONTINUATION FOR A SHORT TIME OF THESE WELL MADE SKIRTS AT THE CUT PRICE
YOU WILL HAVE TO SEE THEM TO
.ncict.... ............ llOIIdl
$2.7 5
I'I'I‘:‘:
I -l:l:l‘?
H. Keger &Co
29 West Washington Street
nihix-rtrtrnt»x~xrn
A good Amellcon believes in "ink O .
“ uater soda. and bib 1"» .
er beverages divorced from the bean. ‘ ' (f: ‘
wedded to ice. but he wants that. lm-L. . -; m .- ,_ ~. 1
“Drill!“ port of his hot. weather com: . . ' war ‘5”,
fort PURE. Certified Ice fills that}. .2 ‘ 3%] 2;";
ohm. perfectly, It 10518 no more thanl .3 '\ \~" 3'
Ice of questionable rurll'. 21‘s uoi'u. ' "
too good for you. Order today. Phone‘
"0.
SALE
Distributors ror the Xerwalks
Brdoksnde Ice Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
and I
Chas. T. Pickering. Norwalk
I
TO INVESTIGATE GAMBLING. i
NEW YORK. Sept. .‘ll.-The Flex I
William Merriam. appointed by Mayor
Iiuvnor to the new heard of luebrie mi
has decided after an investigation 0!"
the gambling situation In New York:
that' ‘gumhllng can no nlore be:
slog ped in New York than the sale of;
liquor.” lle suggests that the only’
All?
Morrison is a close friend of the may
lullv with those of Gaynor.
I
v
wuu—Jw - - m w...- {
I
wllennu'raln and Republicans all
loin hands in making the grnnd jubl- 9
Ice week at l-loyt’s 'l‘heutre. The week
of September 16th. Ode grand round ‘
of pleasure. '
When gnu have a room it) rent use \
u Sentinel Wanv M" and rev" n. l
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There in n rennin easterlie-
lion in buying anything when
you know that you have done
the best that can possibly be
done M b your money ----- we feel
. n cutlefncllou in rolling circuit
and Knapp Iiutemkztow that we
Bring in Your
Boys and Girls
and we will fit them
from head to foot.
.The Beers Meat &
Prevision Co.
‘ Victim ,
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We sell the 1 ~
VVahon+°
Shoe
for
Boys and
Girls
Prices. $1 25
to $2. 50
. wmxrou '
SHOE (.1:
nuts and 0 APS for BOYS and GIRLS
A . Charge Account
in Our Store
wi.l.help you get along'easier. Have your purchases
charged and settle your bill in Fasy Weekly Payments.
_ To
Enumernte
Philadelphia comely resolved to halo
Jean and her little ones by the rm!
nutty. which will be typically lu-
weilen. ‘
Mr. and Mm. Theme "Smith. of
Mount Vernon. lot-runny oi Nornullt.
are the proud parents at a baby boyl,
morn last night at their home. ur-
gnuth was lormarly: u Namath motor»
thin. but is new emnlolred an en
:l‘c‘y‘ granted in the automobile builder
tVernen hire. Smith rt
huvo given the cuelomer the
beat that can be sold for the
money.
3400
.. Agency
Merl: Croce
Gloves and Leather
Merit Cross Glover for mom.
lLdmh Chops, lZ‘éc lb
Legs oiLamb. 14c lb
‘LCalves’ Liver, 20c lb '7 .
. I; f 15 not Street; ‘ Norwalk
22 West Wuehhizton St. South ‘
. ‘ hermit: "'
“Phoneiet’lloth Stiller". '
of
53“" The
to. .
Geode. .
on“
were
RIQI. I , TA‘I‘I TIMI;
your not: bravura
(It It rented dehtlnelelu
Yourself
the Merits
Sentinel .
in Unneeee- l,-
for
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