it Quantum of 00314-
ill thatfo fit to bum--
1'iili‘ill‘unlcd at our yards
During the past three weeks,
and more to follow. ‘
No famine yet is near
And none expected.
. . - , r ro drown-
. higher prices hm, I solicit the continuation of Your pa- :3?“ 1‘ 1” “a ed ”my we tion on the part of the citizens. There MOHAIR. SERGES, MIXTURES. AND A FEW BLACK SILK. You WILL HAVE TO SEE THEM TO
' ‘ tronage. Nothing but the be“ Pm‘ The tornado struck the lower end has never been a time when there was APPRECIATE THE PRICE. SAVING.
“We 97°13‘3th fgcwdlfmtébe fasted}, (1.11:9: "21:11 ipage 0,, Onondaga Lake just before 5 any doubt aa'to whul stand he would
‘ 81% on D 1 Y y o’clock. its duration was but 11 mm take on a question and his ad-mlnlfitra-
,his is the busiest corner shop. tion haa been one of strength and ela-
his; \ usy little city.
his minis on!
’ THE TRUTH.
oven to you. I opened the
fly: ,Liquor store just three
,, niths ago. I started with one team.
' y I have three teams to deliver
We are busy. This shows that a
many people take advantage of
u... and... illiiiinéry ,
Remodeling ' ‘
TELEPHONE 405 3 MONROE o'r.
Having Purchased the
SANITARY BAKERY
35 South Main Street,
ilOHN RAIHS
Mum.
The Student
aerating; in. in uni-Ii;
undo that swept over Onondaga Lake
and the town or Salina. Inloinlng thlfi
city, into yenterduy afternoon, The
property loss will exceed a half mil-
lion dollars. The known dead are
R. H. Eiu, of Collamer.
G. W. Dunn, of Fulton.
Charles Chapman, or Cicero.
William Madison, of Salina.
Mr. and Mrae. C. H. Madison. of this
city, who were canoeing 0n Seneca
River yesterday. have not yet been
me long, but its force Was terrific.
in its direct path were a number of
summer resorts. Long Branch, one
of these. was crowded with a holiday
throng. it was there that the people
suffered iho‘moat. The storm came
out 01‘ the west, swept across Onon-
daga Lake, struck the village of Liv-
erpool and spent itself at South Buy,
On Oneida Lake. a distance of about
15 miles.
Besides the many buildings that
were completely destroyed there has
wrought to‘ bear upon Mayor William
F. Tammany by the South Norwalk
to: mayor again this year Without a,
d ubt Mayor Tammany is the atroagw
on man that could be picked to head
the ticket and tho members of the pan
iy are persuaded that with him at the
head. they would 'carry their whole
ticket in an overwhedmlng victory.
Mayor Tammany‘n recordior the past
year has been one of merit and has
met with almost univornal commenda-
biliiy. Up to press time, however, it
Was admitted by the members of the
party that they did not know whether
he would stand or not.
As far as the other purl. of the tick»
cl. is concerned, the party members are
not worrying as the party panels of
a number of citizens who Would be a
credit to the party to nominate. With
the exception of Councilman Frederick
H. Field, however, It is understood
that the ticket will be the some as
Republicans to accept the nomination ‘
\
_ , Tryiuuiu Prmllonmyor Tiiin . , ,V _ ., . p __
H , H .- , , d iionmozoilfiilooamagu- many 1: iloall 1:19 (lily i; Norwain's Lem“ up” . Store”
” 5 “man 9 a“. G 00 s srnnoiisn, N. in. Eepi. 16.-~Four “3"“ A9” 3 and 5 Gazette Bulking, Norwalk, Connecticut ‘
‘ a " .peroous met death. two others are . .z. _ ':'
Dressmaklng and miaBlnz and 31W injured by the ‘01“ Tremendwia DMSWFG a . MMKA , -1-1m:-:-:-:-;»;u:-:-:~:~:-:-:-:u:~:-:---1u:-:-:-1-:-.-:nt-:nxuz-3-;-:u:-;.:-zn;.;.;.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.;-:-;-:-. .u.n.—.-;-:-.-.«.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-
Special Sale of Ladies’ Fall Snits
ALL CORRECT MODELS OF TWO PIECE TAILORED SUITS OF SERGE, WHIPCDRD AND MIX-
TURES AT GREAT REDUCTiONB. .BOME EVEN AS LOW AS ................. .. ...... $8 00
Ladies’ Tailored Co‘ats
Colored Silk Underskirts Underpriccd
A CONTiNUATlON FOR A SHORT TIME OF THESE WELL MADE SKIRTS AT THE CUT PRlCE
or ....... ...... .............. ...... ................... $2 75
y . r U .
lllllil Ill Will Slilil
W A Ll l
STREET, .10th a. m.—-Gen-.
BI'I'I'I
ohmic-t. moi.
I'l'l‘l I
.,.'E‘.?.‘§i.
oral firmness was shown by the stock
market at the opening today with
especial strength in Great Northern,
last year and the‘name oi Archie F.
Nash is being presented l0 till 111 Mr.
Field's place, the Ialtcr‘n business con.
All? ow prices. I don' t give stamps or
tickets for return, but I give you the
' nah when you buy 0! me. I assure
u that you will save 20 to 40 per
H. Krieger 8. C .
been great damage. to standing crops
and to trees.
29 West Washington Street
Two inter-urban street cars were . . .Lou‘ .m Ni ii . , .
, r . . , , . not 8p, lui e and . ashvle, Missouri
chi: on all the goods We sell. 011 ev- ncoilons helm, ouch that be can 1 ‘ . 1 ‘
e ott~le s 0“ can save from turned upside down Dom! ”Was a mo ford to spend the time required for a,,,§i’ac1fic. and Utah iopper. Trading
‘ b good y lormhn on no. of ill .ge cars and was . ~
0 to 25c on bottle. On Wines. l 0 ‘ Other lcrm. Present indications al‘iii“‘fls extremely moderate. The onliq o, .
hurry, Port, Muacntel. $100 gallon, killed “he“ “'5 0‘” was o‘e'tumed that, the councilmanic iickct will siniluzll'ems’ilon 0’ “0‘9 “'33 America“ m [mg in Your
"moth 22130;;,J1It¢!§010 336811; 1 $1 (:10 - fll’oles canying telephone. telegmuh ,,,, a, mums. wmmm Minor Harrvlcomotivc. which declined half a point .
o snassa isene .. .. . . . r ‘ .. ‘ ‘l . , .
16 case. W and Z $1.15 case. ’Efig'é‘fii' land eleriricIuiIes more swept down: W. Mather, George ,1. Oliver. (,lcoi‘gej WALL 513313;}. 11 a. 'In.-“'D0.H”llgfl Boys and Girls
ehlltz Beer, 31. 50 ,cpse. Clausen andl ’b-V “"19"" In" places where the,» M. Way, William F. lvioyl, and Archie; tool.“ on more :5an and vigor with re
imost damage was done were in com-‘
uplcte darkness throughout the night,
DillHS lfllllllillils.
Joseph Espoalto.
Joseph iispouiio, one of the moat
prominent members oi the Malian col—
ony in The Norwaike, died yesterday!
in the Norwull.’ Hospilal after an open
atilm Saturday for appendicitis. from
nnagan Cream Ale, $1.10. Owenl
3 add other Imported Ales andj
, Eur. All kinds of Ala or Beer
billed at brewery. Cordial, Gin and
Whiskey at v'ery "low prices. Table
‘iaret, 85c gallon. You can 't buy the 4
nine thing“ for less than $1. 00
Come and give us a trial and entiai‘yl
ourself. Fine Sparkling Wine, $9. 00’
age or $1. 00 bottle: worth $2 50. We
, eliver to your home. No delay,
Tel. 606... 9 or postal card will do. No1
connection with any other place. Thisl
is the only place that 1 do business..’
F. Nash. l sillifllli large gains in some of the won
The counsel meeting will not 0011-; torn road smells and specialties.
vono until 8:30 o’clock in order that l Among 111086 were St. Paul and Great
lilo" Councilmen may hnvn an opporiuu-l Northern pfd.
liy to attend the caucus. l
_ we ORGANIZE UNION.
and we will fit them
from head . to foot.
SPECIAL
SALE
_.0F._.
BoYa
SUITS
FROM
$2.98 to $4.98
. w; I you
'\Hk)l‘, F4“
I
One of Our "Douglas"
Ladies’ Shoes for Fall
it is designed to meet the
ever increasing demand for
munnish shoes which are ser-
viceahle yet not clumsy.-.
Geo. Ke‘eler’s
"snot-z STORE
159 Washlndton St.
Yesterdui morning aboui‘l 2.10 Wii- ‘2:
lliam 'l‘atem, a colored man Ihing, ln‘
_ , iFirat street. Dual Norualk, approach
Action May Result; Following Mass éd Officer John ii. Smith and said he,
Meeting Of Colt Workers. had been hit in the head. Ho. “1131
HARTFORD. Sept. ilI.—-'l‘be 1,200 ,queslioned, and be said it happened l—V
men employed at “the Colt .‘ilanufac- ‘ about 10 o‘clock and that he had gone - 3'
which he did not recover. The news tiiring company, who walked out Sat-Etc a physician's and been fixed up. - ‘
of his death came as a shock to all urday because an emilonci ayatem' ' He said he did not know whether a ‘
who knew him and especialh to the! had been installed in the facimy to- lbs-bite 01 black man attacked him. lu-
‘ ltulians in tour). Tho deceased \vus'getbei with seieial hundred other lvestiaaiion proved that he had iullen
known widely in fraternal circles. and employee, held a mass meeting last' in Washington sheet, and cut. his
“as president of the Maria S. S. dell night. which wan luldneeued b} var-lhead on a fire hydrant. Later he told '
Assuuia Society at the time of death," ions labor leaders. iii in possible. that :Oflicor Reynolds that he had lost $91 .
He had been for ille'piiBt sixyonra and the men may organize a union. To-mnd ii is presumed that a couple of .
was or the time of his demise score-g day they will hol do conference with women he was with earlier in the
glory of the ltalian Independent Su-"the company oiliclala. lovening were presented with the
cieiy. Mr. Esposim was aim-d work- President 0. 1.. F. Robinson of the mummy.
or In these societies and his positions company stated last night that he did l
were not only honorary but were ac- noi expect a strike; and that the'
corded him because of his energy in trouble will be adjusted amicably. !
all that either society undertook Ho When the emcienor system was in l
was a resident of Brooklin until some, stalled, the 1200 men objected. not
fifii‘en years ago. when he came to because their wages were reduced l
Noiwulk and Pngased in the fruit and but because they claim it cause: them:
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TELEPHONE " l
voun ORpERs
JOSEPH DISESA‘, Prop.
Family Liquor Store and Wholesaler.
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66 Railroad Ave South Norwaiki
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NOTICE
We Just Received the
walk Over Styles
FOR THE FALL.
. Comennd see the styles and the
head‘s.
TWO STORES
M. JOsem‘ 8. Sons
95 Washington 8!. Bridge, 1 Benton St.
W «SOUTH NORWALK.
BUY ..
Hazelton
COAL l
We sell the
Walton
Shoe
_ 5, for .
Boys and
Girls
Prices, $1,25
to $2.50
‘ HATSvund cars for Boys and GIRLS \ -=
A (“large~ Account '
’ in Our Store
wii help you get along easier. Have your purchases
charged and settle your bill in Easy Weekly Paymenis.
The B. Hershiield8180n CO. onui‘ociimlory‘buainean in Waior nirooi. to do more work [or the name money
He had made a great success of his mm":—
Tel. 2“ 122 Water It. store and it is believed that his family STATE LIQUOR DEALERS MEET-
! will continue Ihe business. Up to
Thursday, when the first attack took
Mr. Esposlm, he has alwayn‘ou‘joycd
practically excellent. health. He leaves
a. wife, four children. James, (Tony
Jennie and Leno. and relatives In New
York and Brooklyn. lie was“ about
forly~iivo years of age. The (1909118011
was it grant aid to the Norwnlk police
department and will be missed greatly
by the members of the force in the
llcadquariedn next in the fruit aim-c.
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Twenty-nix Local Boole: Ropreooniud
at the Gathering In Haniord.
HARTFORD Sept. III. m’l‘ho anuualg
meeting of the State liquor Ilealera' .
Association here this morning \\itll*
12." dolegatoa representing Iweniy- oh.
local bodies in uiendnnco l’realdouil
Frank P. Quinn of New Haven, pre-‘
aided, ndn in his annual nddreaa org-I
ed on the success of ihexnaaoclniion.
organization. This year. he said, had
been a successful one. ‘iilo affiliated
godiee standing together encouraging-
iy.
‘R‘
“James Means ”
. crapMetal Is Booming . Men’s Shoes
“At $3.00
ASK FOR PRICES
Cannot be beat for style. comfort and
gory one that works for me must
wear.
. eat Those that are dishonest l
lit} lfge Or'ie cent a pound for
145 Wuhinuton St. Booker Bldg.
3- my limit The sign,
D 0
WM. EFFRON
no others; do. Sell your raga. rubbers.
of 38 Port street, Eur Norwalk.
list he on the wagon and the driver
metals, papers. leather beds and auto-
mobile tlroo to R. Alexander. on he
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Mary mellow lilcnnlu, wife oi E. I...
(larr. died at nor homo, Nr, iii Gregory
Boulevard, this morning. at 5:80
o'clock, at Ibo due or aoveniydour
yonra. Mr. and Mr». Carr name in
Norwalk from Long inland in Docum-
hor, 1805, and have livod in South and
Han. ..or\vnili. over since. The dummy
ed in «survived by her lmobnnd, ii. 1.1.
(.‘nrr. nod live children, 'I‘Ilouioe ll.
John I)., Arthur, Frederick and Mrs.
”Ambrose (Jorponior. 'I‘ho funeral will
be paid from tho. family residence on
Weduomlny uitornoon nt {Ir/clock.
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.3333.
TORHINGTON MAN DROWNED IN
POND. .
TORRINGTON, Bent. lil.~—~llonnlo
Maaaiotio. ihii'iy-olnhl, woo drowned
in Enid lirunch Pond here, Saturday
night. undor uomowhnbpocuiiar cir-
oumotuncoa. Afiol' receiving bill pay.
Saturday iio nod two i‘rlondn spent
lilo ovonlnn about town, and late at
night they wandered to the bank: of
tho pond and lay down to Him- M
2 a. my Sunday, the two trieniili or
Maxaletto awoke and not {Inning him
Tilt girl! you a duplicate slip. Feath-
liedl and Auto d‘lloa a specially.
' Telephone 441.
F ' F ’t I
we have a large variety of New and
momma Furniture. Slaves and all
“Mimicking (iooda, which we
Home
WW???” 3’“
Bulimia Chili“
HE well-rounded handvtullored
*ehouldcrn. the nil/coping linen
fol the hand worked lhpoio, lilo
“noclohug” ol' the dollar, the per-
lact lilting back, motion and only
drone oi the transom and oolrnotiy
proportioned vent are to be found
DON'T GRIT UP IN A HURRY.
Don’t jump up the first thing your
The Beers Meat 81.
“lowest prices. Come and con
.ad-hand furniture and stove»
‘ and exchanged
, Shillnuton in.
el. 41'
niture.
Tel. 356-2.
-mk’, account will sire you a practice you carer have onloy‘a
m. Why not uteri. only today? You will he mmm now
do i will now when you rattan the interest to it which ‘1th
pays the higheet priced.
_Alao buys and polio second-hand lur-
R. Alexander
21 Raymond at.
Ha...» “WWW... -
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Mn. lab-lie Murron. ,
The death 0: Mrs. ioaholie Marron.
widow of liomurd Manon. occurred
at the home or her daughter. Mrs. Ion»
hello. Fitzgenld,’ 127 Harbor av'enue.
thin morning. she was uoventy- «seven
years of ago... The lunerdl will he
held from St. Mary's Church, Thorn.
do.» moi-dug ,at 9 colonic. Burial in
at. Mary’s comatory
Funeral at Harry (Hollow.
’ The funeral of Harry Milford. {on
many or .Nowaik. who died in one or
, the Piitrnoldfiiiodntaio. from puounio
hill on Siturda will on hold tumor
“fulfill. infill"
. luring 1 ion down
by them, thonuhi ho had goon panic.
The next morning they told friends
no»: lliie they had roturuod the night.
pillow and one or them. Geuoro Geral-
omino, lirothardn-law, at Masolctio.
said that mutilatiohad not returned
at nil. A search plain tho bank: at
iho water The pond We: drama by
tho More and the body movord.
onion noon in Italy. He had written
them to annual him home next. month.
iiir. and Mrs Aldon animal: are on
Mobile my to
the pond discovered the man'ii not In ,
Mamictt’o lumen a with and three
in
particularly when ymi try on our
Autumn modulo, which are the kind
all Young Men take great delight
in wearing.
From $18.00 ‘ Up
cLfiTi-IOMP'T PROM
Slim 15,020.00.
‘éenjarrlin Outline.w
Too will notice there lectures,
homily Doctor.
:oyoo are open. Remember that while
.you sleep the vliai organs are arrest.
The vitality in iowored and tho cir-
ouiuilou not no circuit. A1 auddon
. 5!";ng out of bed inn dbock to iiiono
organ}, " module In the heart. an it
ataris outlining the blood suddenly.
Don't be. in ouch a hurry stretch
and , yawn *' and _ yawn and
stretch. litretch the arms and logo.
«trawl: the whole body. A W yawn
ind aireloh is better even than a will
both. ’i‘ake time. it will keep you
young and Add your: to your little»a
WW
Holstein in}. the conclusion of a lion
urdayaaisiii limo or ghriiidclmilh.
door, Colonuii l " hope you don’t
mind; it'o ion urination pm tum;
Sunday morning in mail .
0oioiioi (a iiii‘idt Bauhatariauimrioi
at 5?“ 1 iron dummy during the
will” WT. “Ml 13m M a lower,
Provision Co.
13 - l5 MnlaStrcei, Norwalk
2?. WM’WflhiflfloR St. South
Norwolk
Phone at Beth Store!
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Momriotwitenp your cm on my
. our tor a. few minister, thorax a. good V
0MP; _ ‘
The Good commit for talking .1 .
abohtml‘m 9. Win: oouliollloi'l :
Motorinwwoil. [iii trust you oil the .
Winniwiio‘ndon Opinion.
"is
‘ "italic! could you suspect tho
wrong number I ought to ash zoo rump
iii order to not 2 douhlé in“ up
._ no
"wiiuacii.
Norwalk Chronicler