Your ChoIce
$1 00 Gold Plotted Specified“ - - - . 750
u Gold-mod Eye Glasses only. 0200
$4 Goldilllled flpeotsolee only . . 32.00
~”lilye muses fitted. each. gill)“
to 1
1 Prescription. Camlully Filled.
Flrstcloee Thermometers 500 all
First-class Barometer. H... $3.25 up
Nowhere can you not your repair:
don6 hotter.
Chains . 350 up
Very Nice Clooks $1 90 to $115.00
‘ Good Alarm Clocks “011111.00 to $10
Nickel Watches from .. $1. 00 to “-50
Silver Watches from .. $450 to $8.00
Gold-tilled Watches from $7 up
Charles Brand
[RELIABLE IW-ATCHMAKER,
JEWELE-a AND OPTICIAN.
155 Washington St. South Norwalk.
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre.
w-A'rorr FOR THE NAME.
.W-...,-..
our _
Hazelton ..
Coal
:7 palms and wall paper. The B. Hershfield &Son Co.
‘VC()I{EN'1 TEL.294
Water St. Tel. 342—13
31.0031. Coal Follow the (MM
ado not want to praise my cool, I, ' —R0 0 S E N
' [am quite sure it you will try
. Invitation ‘
, dvertisemcnt is a
invitation to YOU
y o6al of us. It is no
earnest than a personal
'tion would be and
.oln
or «painting and paperahang-
6. Our experienced men can
to your satisfaction. The
re exceedingly low. Esti-
cheeflully given. Special low
122 WATER 8T.
71‘ to m... ammonia ...... .. 760 '
rouse
33 mull;
The tart Days oi thither l and s ale
Everything tit Cost
It mcould moire you to. l\ more what a saving it means to you
,-to supply your summer Weari rg apparel needs now you would umne
, here right away-wtoda‘ywnnd to to advantage or “lose exceptional ber-
gains this sale otters h‘lner goods are not made lower prices are not
to be found anywhere Come Ind Investigate.
BUG in both stardom-Stamtotd and South Norwalk
WWW '97 mm, A ~ ~ ' - swarm
:-
3-1..
Phone 397 Phone 397
Ruullver List of Bargarns In
Kitchen Furnishings
for Tomorrow, Saturday
Mason Jars, pt. size .. 45c doz.
E. .7... Wide Mouth Jars with
glass tops, pt. size .. 59c (107..
“—1
m”... . - _._..... .
35c Parlor Brooms at . . . no
8 oz. Jelly Glasses at . . 24c doz.
2 gallon Stone Butter Pots with
ALBERT F GEHEBE
25 West Washington Street, South Norwalk
Next to Telephone huildinu ~
Free Delivery to All Parts Phone Orders ‘
of City or Country, Promptly Attended To.
or N-.. ..u..
bushel or my coal you will buy '1 where you get the best goods at the
s i sell a very high grade of lowest prices.
William Efiron
East Norwalk.
Tel. 441
(Also i am buying everything in the
no of Junk. Feather Beds a spec-
tr
STOVES AND CROGKERY.
15 ELY AVE.,
PHONE 722-12
'"m
Autos. for llire
Dav or Night
D TRAVIS
FURNITURE, CARPETS, RANGE8,.
SOUTH NORWALK‘
We Are Still Doing Business
Despite Alterations
We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North
Main Street, where we sell all Household Goods. new and soc-0nd
Hand, at Lowest Prices.
Come in before you go elsewhere.
M. GUTKOWSKY
we suv SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND stoves.“
| Tel. 419.
whines, Slip Covers and Mattresses
. 3 Made to Order.
will pay you to let us estimate Ii
your work.
KOHN
UNDERTAKER
NEW 82D MEN’S BUILDING,
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
1.. office, 1009.8; house. “I.
RENOVATED Telephone . . . 1440 MW
3......3.33....333..,. .. “I. IIIIIII u an Slitil urns In IIJltIlIli
Mrl. Albert Hands.
Word was received in South Nor-
wulk, yesterday afternoon, or the sud-
den death in New York chapel Eliza-
WAIJ. Si‘Rr‘lll’l‘ In 45 n. ll‘l. —lln~
usually small changes were made on
iflrst transactions in atorlt today.
hiowments wure generally upwards,
and evidences of a continuation or the
Leading Dry Goods Store
Tristram and Hyatt
Gazette Building, Norwalk
(It, rl'li’li')?‘ '-
PHOTOGRAPH Younsstr‘
.
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l I I l 'I‘I:I:I,I:I
‘V‘ s‘K‘Sm ‘K‘ . g x‘ v.
. 3 ‘.":‘I‘!'!af ugly/‘32".
‘\‘ 1. up \‘x
a."
I}. 41.3.";
V‘ \ ‘ \ ‘\‘\ ‘ \
A‘Pi'cture. A Minute?)
lt’s w..ndertul to see It work.
Everybody’ 5 Doing It
’
Just sit down; drop In a dime; hold still, and Presto! -
C(Tl’erssatt. -B- it '1') Mt” “25° E. Z. Wide Mouth Jars witér
3ga on one u or oswr 1 lass to s (t _ 5 (3 oz.
cove... .. 39c g .P’ 1 51"? 9 A Pretty Picture of Yourself, neatly framed, is, ready
we Uprrght Gas toasters at BC 4
5c Waxed Sandwich Paper C . . - l 3 ,
............. - -. 3 rolls 5°“ IOC Omblllatlofl C03} and .:\:<:x:<:\:<:\:\-\‘\‘\‘\.\-\-\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ .\:\: ‘\‘\:\‘\
$1.00 Iiour Foot Step Ladders Trousers Hangers. Sat. “5°; ‘
with pail rest. Sat. ...... 69c 250 WOOL] Water Pails Willi
25c Out: Gallon Galvanized 011 l three hOOPS- Silt ------ ~~ IBC‘ 3 ‘», A BIG BABY.
CctlIISY €31 Ill: - ”ll. -1 15¢ IOC1(:1aSSSNtigllt Lamps com- l A school teacher who was giving a
4 q o ow Ixrng ow s. p c c . a ............. c: .. , ,
Usually 20c Sat. . ..... 21c 10c Fifty I'oot (lothcs Lines. ‘lessou on food, was lmermpted by 5“
\lasonJ Jars, qt. size .. 48c doz. 1 Saturday ................ . 33C one of the pupils
"Please. sir." he said. “Jimmie says
.he kin.” .. mun; “It“. was muught “D
on elephant‘s milk, and it gained ten
pounds in weight every day.
"Jimmy ought not to tell you such
rubbish,“ said the teacher. “Whose
baby was it that was brought up on
elephants milk?"
H. Krieger St Co.
‘I he Leading Outfitters in The Nurwalks
West Washington Street
”Please, sir.“ answered Jimmy, “it
was the elephant‘s.”-lluffaio En- 0610089 NOW and Pay
quirer.
New York. Nevr
Haven 8. Hart
ford
RAILROAD
TIME. TABEE
ln Effect Julie 23, 1913.
Later. Our Credit l‘erms
Enable You to Wear the
Best of Everything.
BOYS’ AND GIRLS’
CLOTHING
for School Opening
Bring in your boys and girls and we will tit them
so that they may be proud of themselves.
I.
”M
"3.7” 7:
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK
A. M.—1:20:, 6:1“, 5:4Ix, 6:09,
6224:. lizldx, 6:55, 7:18, 7:46, 8:17;
.,
‘K‘.\‘ \‘h‘
\
8:411. 8:50x, 9:15: 9:37, 10:20;
10:45:, 11:38. ' Mi’iififiiflflflziiii :.:(:W(:(=(:.:I:(:" \. E]
P. M.~—12:58x, 1:08, 12:40:, 2:501. 1..
3:27. 4:31x, 5:41, 5:52x, 6:37, 6:511
CHAIM!“ SERVE
7:208. 9:22X. 9:59,10:45.
both Anne Haring, wife of Albert
irrrprovemcnt which set in late yestor- Haring. The family had lived tor
:duy. encouraged traders to take a p09-
45 North Main St
y the Besr Prices“
for .lurrk
3 pt Ber‘vlce and Honest Weight
Guaranteed.
Smith
Cleanser
D Y E R
Books and Magazines, 351: per
ewspapur‘u, 250 per 100; Runs.
. Yourdisky
i 912. 27 Ely Ave., 80 Norwalk.
24 NORTH MAIN 81‘.
SOUTH NORWALK
. um‘lnralnml_wlry you should
you‘ would be compelled I.. ”up—
if you permitted me to marry
wapr ~W
the alarm for ball-past lwu'.’
mIrr-ly don't want to not up at ihnt
llrnn?“ .lmruu~“.\‘n; I‘d like to It“
to uleup III that time. \i‘hen Ilro rivalry
hours IlInl he. may think It’s limo for
ntlnel thiIlHnrn a nuttrk notion him to turn “Ll-Wpupk
“pensive arcane or autumnal
" They atria-d ll direct way u!
a message to the ones who
the most interested.
Iiouaowivun watt-«hr Sentinel Want
Alive. for I'luna In that. aapirmldo "bet-
ter pouitloni"
n1: , v \ mfiyfi'
her H" u’
IOXES S4 A YEAR
in we “ate Deposit Department of the
Oath Nerwalk Savings Bank
Where Little and Big Accounts
Receiver E Q U A L Attention
:l
7.:
Mrs. .lunuaw‘W'i’lry are you trolling
You
some years in Norwalk liownyton and
rccentlv in their residence at the (01‘-
nor of Lone street and Hamilton are
rule. This was leased on September
71rd, and the family went to the Hotel
Cumberland, Elly-fourth street. and
Broadway, New York, to live for a
lime Inltndlnu to (to later, on adVice
of plrvsitians, to California. for Mrs.
ilurtog' a health. Sire one in the forty-
lorrrth year of her age. llosides her
husband she is survived by seven chil-
‘itlon on the long side. Large buying
orders for the liar-I'lrnnn stocks, which
raised their quotations by large tree-
tloue at the outset, gave added im-
petus to the market, and after the first
few moments of tradlng there was a
definite upward Irrevenrout. Reading,
which opened iI'ur-llorrully lower,
bounded up over ll point from llli llrst
quotation. llIlIrniu (lontrnl and i‘un-
udlnn l’ucllir gained :1 points, Union
in stocks. which continued through the
l’oronuun. There was nothing in the
day's 111in to atldrulate the market
her late residence, llolel Cumberland.
(with street and Broadway, on Sutur-
Bundayl. STARTIJNG “DTIGE Does Your Plumb
.9 1333221713: ..., 5...... .2... on THE II. ll. illlAll , , N d A
I.
l P. M.——-12:48x, 2: 39x, 2:5ox, 6:41. R n ‘_ 3' H ' mg 88 {million
‘6. 62: 6. 561:, 7 1211, 7352‘. 82211 a road officials ware sum i,(_ 10- w? .._.
cently to receive from the Brother-
9: 22)“ 9 59 10: 28 hood of Railroad 'l‘rainrnen a notice
that informed them that: “When inter.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
I
it. is always best to :atch a "-
leak or I morphing repair who *
é
. relations of schedules are agreed to 44 first gufij because m; (91%;
a. Mr-‘ilidr, 5:40 6.45. 810) l’
8'33)! 8'53x a 9.15): ' 10.0233 10 Ua between any ofllolals and the author- uédency is to grow worse witb‘ 3
‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' . ' ized general grievance committee of ““13“-
I
You will save muth annoy-3
once, as well as time and tron. ‘
bid by 'phonlug or sending fora?
.‘us whenever any part of war v'.
’% II
10:50x. 11:03.
P. M.-—-12:03.1:05. 1:18x, 1:23x
urday only, 2:04x, 2:57, 3:30x, El:
4:15x. 4:29, I'I:0.’rx, 5:2431, 3:28, 6:
0:07, 8:00x, 8:20x, 0:00x. 9:30, ii:
the Brotherhood and said agreements
as interpreted are ordered violated by
railroad olllt-inls. that such instructon
shall be considered unlawful and a re
Sm-
551,
01;
iii;
sanitary equipment appears to.-
be out of order in the lens.
30.:
A" W
J .1 t {I 3 l I .' 1’ I
£33411)“: ‘l’alllllllr 11mm“ “m” and (iron. Mrs. i-iurtog was or a lovable 11,30 ”.3333 12.0013 iusal on the part of our members to 1:": “Home made mm.” are”.
’" WAll d‘l‘lilr'lr‘ll \_ T q 3‘ l disposition, a good mother and had ' ' ' " ‘ ' carry out such instructions shall not .1 makeshiite at best and are the ,-
cnndmznlst“Na/"rd. H. mint]; r‘tirrruc‘d many friends in this section who will Sunday. he considered insubordlnutlon. \égcyfimest m ”he” 10“): Sm”?
. , .‘ ll! )l' 3 ii Vi I30 ' ' . 0 "TH
. .. ~ , . . __ .. . , 3 . ‘Iernnco pace your pumtng pr 0
mourn her loss. immoral services at A. M.—12:00x, 6:00x, S:.33x. 82m! Further. that tlrenenernl in “’30“ our shoulders and we will‘j‘,
committee of the Brotherhood are in
structed to protect members disciplin-
ed on account ol‘ their failure to car-
solve them promptly and sullen
0:00, 10:02x. 11:00x.‘
inctorily.
P. M.-—-12:10x, 1:08x. 2:00x. 3:
5%?
(Way?
“I
day Septerrrbcr lit at, one p m. In- . . _ . .
and the rise apparently was due lllOl'ilI ' , ‘ ' ill-02X, 0:04, 6:01x, 7.1M, 8.00x, 8.lM 3 .. gig
' ‘ l ' r ' l l.' l ,truotionu.
Iy to In. alrilllb‘. lmalllorr, .1 umreldur- “m“ “l “"‘*““““"' 8:59x. 10:00x, 11:10, Inasx. ”.133: 5:? .‘r ‘: “13.1mm... 1,. w... .9... “OR ACE 1" NASH"
able short Internal lrud rlrcnn built up - l L ' A A ‘ '. 1‘. North MII and West Stu.
. J. ill : llh> Irouldoul or ; n (a:
on the Htrunullr or the uufltvornlrle III- . Garehom ”WI. Flllow. SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW ‘3‘“: :?:’.l]l,rfll(.,(; tf£l3(llllifrlliltlil ol‘ lo 1' 3 ‘ 3‘
torprvlatlun pinned upon recent 1111- berslrom “0W!“ ‘ll‘illuw died at his HAVEN. 31‘ {1:}? 'l‘rulrlzrn'uu ‘ mmwruwi‘olh‘vfififf':'fti‘" «3
“Meal, financial and crop conditions, lromo 1“ Grillli’lii'l'. lust evening. at A.M—-12'19x. 12 42’ l:l9x. 0:03 Will” i» . -
and when three Influences lost their the “ii" of “'XW “‘0 yours T110 inner .7. 23 9 21x. 9' 401:, 10:23... lltll‘L "‘“""”'*"" ‘”""""‘“'"“‘ 3 " " I
potency hroltur'a “mm remnpullud In In 111 survives will he lurid from his late ll. 50!: “Shh . ppm to make a “domain wli‘o WWW
tire their contrarla with ilru tide of borne In Grumman “Willie: tomorrow 1: 391-12 00 1. 20 3‘1“, 4- -3Ig or an American umbaeaudor abroad." .
prices alrmuily against them. lnvrmt "”‘i'ilm‘lll. at 2 till o'clock. The ltev. 5 12 6215:: 3. 47 7:10x, 9 09:1. 9- 19; "is she distirrguiahod?” Mark CTOQS Razor
maul buying lwpl pare with the irrr- .lnmee Benton Wi‘rl‘i‘l' Will oillciuto 9 331:, 10 00x 11 13 ”Dear me. no: but she can do her 25
prm'mrwut In errrlimurrl, and the mar ““d Inioremeut will “iii” 191000 in the own housework uud darn socks penu- at c
Itvl begun to answer to a renewal of Norwalk (‘uluutcry sundayg. lltullv."--Lli‘e Blades ............ 3 So each
“WWW“ 1"” mm" “”‘”""""""“‘ 0“" A.M—-12:on 12. 42x 1-I7x 7:1: M.-- ».—- ‘ Combination Set.wlth
look for n largo wheat. r-Icld wuH rne- ””0"" 0" C- F Gehobe. ' ’ ' ' ' | d
' .. . 40x 10:19.1llllx. 1 Razor and B a a,
Irvmsllrlu for the broad demand for tho “‘0 iunorul "f (hill'iiiil 1"" Gehebe 9 P 'M wl'“ 07x 2.13,. 3313‘. 4 59; City Nalleilal Bank nabber.'et Urueh,
western smoke. Coppers Joluud In the ““9 "We" “WWW ”0'“ “‘9 "“mfi' 6:10x, in“ 7:10x, szalx. 9:091. 9: 23a. rnnnsacra a GENERAL shame. wmlamy shaving Soap,
upswing. (brine of a point were nu- “ll“ morning. “i 3- 3" “lid .1rom St- 10' 07:: 11' Oh BUSlNESB AND OFFERS ‘ .VEflV ....................... 50c
morons and some hlocltn rose eunnld- Mill-1'3 Church, at 9 o'clock. Where H ' ic‘wxryp CDSS‘KSgLNT cross Com Knife ........ 25°
» , . . . . re ueum Inn ~ r - x r. 1
moldy more. lloude were altudl. T0,] Film .Sqfirgwifvlilrngmlxlfllllymdaulgzr SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY IANl'tlliG Crass Blade ”Old“ -------- 13°
I I ' u ' . J __ cross Btmppor ....... c
0414:4353 0N HIM. dored solo. 0 Pic Jean, and «One g. 1:1. 21:»;5 6232.3? 27313325213111.5221, ”pm, ‘Iurpluu and Prom Razor wIth Ivory handle .. 750
"That fellow Is Ilrltlorly hated by the Bwoetly Solemm'l‘hought," T116 Oholl' > ' "" ’ ' ' $100,000.00 “171000-00 NEW H ATE are h or a
hung "Nearer, My God, to Thee," as
the body was leaving the church. The
lure; number or flarol pieces showed
the esteem in which the deceased was
held The pallbearers were John Bl.
“magma” 61:20. 7:201.
"What has he done?"
"He invented the ucid~proof onve
lope."
3 Sundays.
“A. Mme-10:01:, 10:26,
P. Pin-«2: 15.’ 7: 15
nausunv "ro sooth Monwaut.
7: 18, 8. to 10:01:.
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PAYING FOR PRONUNGIATION.
O'Sulllvan. John Malone, Henry 0.1 A. "will 00.
“You say the lady wants a varie?” Froeb, Adam Schmidt. John Nougat: 11;,15.
' "She says she wants a vawae.” honor and Frederick Thelma. intorv lit-“33M. 3 35. 3 30!-
"A vawze, on? Add $2 to the meat was in ‘St. Marys cemetery. Willi!” ’
price" . a; arr-7: llii. 11:1,
7 n... 7 Good tenants are to be died-odor- it“. lip-46:00. {1:89. 8:13!- 3, ~
' ll ADVERT“! IN THE QENTINIL. the advertising.
, ,l 3 ’., ,
Onto Deposit 60m so and In our you
ISDWIN H. MATHSWBON, Pros
JOHN H. KNAPP, m VIowPrfl
FREDERICK H ROWAN, tel Vino
W-ILFRED IODWEM‘ Cunt-r
mafia-tone
, IJ-l. Mathewson ' J. Well-co Mel-w
John H. Knapp Johnrtl. Light —
diwlotlm hurt: Frail. H. llama
Henry O. Lockwood
Ismael Grumman Lowl- l'I. Murillo! «
..... $3.00 to $10.00
2!
7
Joseph Davis
36 WASHINGTON I‘l'RIE‘l'.
SOUTH NORWALK. GONN.
Norwalk Chronicler