A Invitation
‘. unwound smear” Wm‘m‘
st maniac“ are nit-an out; from ‘
Ii donationsmomm only .. new ,
‘Eyebou. “Fitted .‘uooohaatsalaonu.
‘ : First-clues Thermometers .
. Your Choice"
5076mm Plum 3960mm
”it
.. . .ao
Prescription- Carefully Fliio . .
. up
Fir-stein: automaton...” ($3.25 up
Nowhere can you not your repair!
done better.
advertisement is a
' , .invitation to YOU
buy coal of us. It is no.
_ ‘MQst’than a personal
ltution would be and
me people is less an- .
, 3' ‘
If not convenient to call in
._ on. ring us up on the
"no, "and your orders will
7.0 but careful attention
[the coal shall be the
t obtainable.
Very Nice Clocks .. $1.90 to, $16.00
Good Alarm Clocks from $1.00 to NO
Nickelqutohes trout .“. 51.0010 “-50
Silver Watches from .. $4.50 to 38-00
Gold~tiiiedWetohos from 37 up
Charles Brand
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER,
JEWELE'R AND OPTIOIAN.
155 Washingtoh st. sooth Norwaik.
Opposite Hoyt's 'l‘hestm.
WATCH FOR‘ THE‘NAME.
thto your satisfaction. The
li'are‘ exceedingly low. Esti-
cheerfuliy given. Special low
or. points and wail paper.
’ c o H E N
“All water St. Tel. 342-13
,lial- Coal -, Coal
. it ‘1:
doxnot want to praise my coal,
f. I am quite sure if your will try
ihushel of my cool you will buy a
‘ as i sell a very high grade or
out , _
W ill' Eff o
' Rowan St. East Norwalk.
”Tel. 441. Tel. 443.
‘ Also I am buying everything in the
in. ct Junk. ' Feather Beds a spec-
5: air- Mattresses
RENOVATED
‘thue and Modern Furniture.
Made to Order.
your . work.
‘ K 0H N
wphfilflerlng and Repairing of An-
wiilnge, Slip Cover: and Mottreues‘
“ will pay you to let no estimate
45 NDrth Maln 8t.
BUY
Hazelton
Coal
Then. Hershi;ld&SonCo. '
TEL. 294. 122 WATER 8T.
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IFollow the Crowd
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gM.L.ROSEN
where you get the best goods at the
lowest prices.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, RANGES,
STOVES AND CROCKERY.
15 ELY AVE., SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 7 2 2 - 1 2
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Autos C for _\ Hire
Day or Night
= D. TRAVIS
Chains 350' up I:
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HERE are Several
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Main ht. South Nor‘waik
Wonderful values in Early Fall Models of Women’s Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Skirts and Waists. Search where you like throughout the
length .and “breadth of this country and you will find nothing to equal
these values. We invite your inspection and comparison with any-
thing that is today being shown around town. A line array of novel
colorings suitable for both street and oveninmwear.
WE ALTER FREE.
We are the largest dealers Inihls state.
We Are Still Doing Business
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tin/1"" Inf-at a; '1‘ 4m".
Lending Dry. Goods Store
Trisit
3‘ g-\¢.= a on -.‘- . c— ..
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“’3“ L“ be” * ram and Hyatt
No one dealer ulnar: otters everyihinx at'iowest prioew ‘ . . ‘ i~
, and it price alone. was the guide, haying would be easy to all G t - . l ,_
at “litany of us have reason to know that the character and ”e te Building Norwalk i ,.
reputatibn lo! thoseiier are of equal or more importance than . ii
the price, so select with great care the firm who is at the other . ..
end at titer (“will boil 8: B ile Co for their man years of W ‘ ' 9‘
collide lHome“ their inlloggity one there is uni, satisfso- . . at m and COmfy "Outing Flannels El »
. tion of knowing that quality and price are sure to be right. . , . a; ‘ a: 2 x
. - . . ‘ 'v‘ or ' :' . e I J ‘ , ‘ .
.3 . The Hatch é; Balley- Lompahy. ;, g The fall line IS now ready and shows many new effects ,1“
' ~ w m g. ill stripes and checks. A Standard lilc Value.
I.II.I.I.n,-,I.l. .I.I.l.l I.Itl.l.'i 15‘
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New Shepherd Checks. 32 inches wide, 100 a yard.
New Bordered Challies, 150 a yard.
New Rlain Poplins-showing many late and dainty shades
at 25 cents per yard.
New Imported Scotch Flannels, in many checks and
stripes—special prices values at 500 a yard.
3.52.32"
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Despite Alterations
We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North
Main Street, where we sell all Household Goods, new and second-
Hand, at Lowest Prices.
Come in before you go elsewhere.
M. GUTKOWSKY
WE BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES.
Tel. 419.
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BHIHS lllli lllliiliiiS
M rs. Anna Hamilton
linul-s’eucrui's i’icpnrtmcut. one to he
in llriuadicr. and one a major. l‘nloncl
Thunders. while at exactly the
lsame antics he has long boon perform-
lieloved Of all who knew her. waging, must go backward in raulr. Sim-
demise of Mrs. Anna MCC‘i‘illllbl‘iefi”In.” tho inapector-aciiorul‘s depart-
I-lamilton, widow of the late lsnac G-rment now possum... col: ,1", one oili-
Hainillon.~ of 12 ivlavilsnd street, whoimr duly allowed in the new War De-
passed away during the night “ftm'lpurtmont scale, but (‘opncl Schulze.
lb“t a few duys‘ illness, comes “3 a who won his rank as lliotcoummndinu‘
shock to her multitude of friends ““dfioillcor of the First “Mum.” and who
acquaintances. Mrs. Hamilton “‘“H‘lias u“. hrovct of
Telephone . . .
I' David w. Raymond
UN DERTAK ER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
l I? WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel.. office. 1089-3; house. 098.
i
1440
stricken with apoplexy on Saturday:
‘evening about 9 o'clock. but failed to
iraily from her condition, and death“
1came last. evening. Mrs. llamiiton,‘
ithorn in Milburn. N. .l.', euros to South
iNorwalk thirty years ago, and since
jilmt time has daily added to her long
that of friends. The deceased was
itiltyiwo years of ago last April. and
lsurvived her husband ten years. She
is survived by a brother, William Mc-
E("trumhrie and three children. Mrs.
assistant to the acting chief qunrlcr-
muster faces a similar reduction. Un-
der the new arrangement hoth ini’un.
try coloncls and the colonel conuuand-
ing the coast ariillrry corps will out-
rank the men at licndullui‘iers to whom
they have hitherto been junior.
Another officer of the quartermaatcr
corps to suffer is the vcicran. Major
George Cornell. lie is transferred to
the reserve It is not understood, houu
for Junk
Guaranteed.
. O
y! the Best Prices
Books and Magazines, 35c per
R‘Yourdisky
" neuron. 27 Ely Av... 80. Norwaik.
Smith
Cleanser
D Y ER
DEAD.
ivflARTFORD, Supt, ‘iii.~~ldunouc ii
‘ fiiohmond, woll‘ltnowu in local insur
a here today, uucd fill yours. Ht
“Wt! yours station u‘t‘oni. at Park
print major or the Veteran Corp
hill“ organization. lie in survive
liter/tie and two sons. ‘
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" HARTFORD INSURANCE MAN
yo and mlulary circles. men at. his
“pan native of Portland, this suite,
. name to Hartford in iiill'J. lie. was
and had been in the general uc-
pting department, of tho 'i‘rnvoiora'
. once. company since 1885. lie was
mam yours a member of the
flompany Governor's Foot Guard,
”“‘w““‘i“““.\.“,“".“.“.‘\'.\‘\~"»“-\.‘\.‘\DV“T.“.
Min pum- U/M/lf pun/n u;u;~v.u1~rm;m,azam up
24 NORTH MAIN ST.
“SOUTH NORWALK
Kuwpic Royal Society goods at .l. l
Muilctte's. lice adv.
l
Sweaters at N. I‘). Ryan Company
Sou adv. for prices.
v...
“The Business of Life," by ltobur
liam l". lieoi'u‘ stationery stores.
The full line of outing llauncls i
now ready at 'l‘rintram 6‘.- Hyuit‘u. .lzlo
adv.
n
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,
W. illiuinhors, is now on solo at Wilt
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Receive EQUAL am
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assesses «ices. mmnmwaamasd'a
(William A. McPherson, Charles I).
Il-lamilton, and Albert M. Hamilton.
I'l‘he funeral services will be held from
Eher into home at 2 o'clock and from
Trinity -l|)piscopal Church at 2:30
‘o'ciock on Thursday afternoon. llev.‘
’lt‘rcdcrick A. Coleman, rector of the
:churcli, will oi‘i‘lciuto and interment,
V ’ V l ‘ ‘ v r .
iwill take place in Riversidecemetery. bottle 0‘ the (3. N, G. officers have
.x expressed oousldernblo rcurut over the
. Funeral °l Charles E“ Wardwell‘ deduction in crude visited upon the
l The funeral of Charles lldilswm'lli11mm. pormuuunt nlilccrs.
‘Wurdwcll will he held from tho rosl- ”Maybe."
‘dcnce 0" his ““me ”“3- William 1" coutumplutcd the order of demotion;
Wat-dwell. N0. 8 Livingston areal, “maybe some day they'll makc me u
‘Wcillleudlli' afternoon at 3 ”"ikmk scagull in tho aural militia."
itcv. W. ll. Wakclmm will officially; -w
and tho interment will be in Union
‘ccmetery. Norwullt.
ever, that his transfer will affect his
employment at iho arsenal, where he
has provcn particularly cifiv-t'tivc in his
work. I
‘(Iaptain Atio Mantel. ordinance de—
partment. also cons to the morgue.
The new order also cl’fccts several
HOLLAND WOMEN MAY VOTE_
RANK
I
i, "I‘lltll‘i' is every indication that wo-
i mun will shortly ho given the Purliu~
i DUCED' 'iuunini'y franchise in Holland, an in
, *llAii'l‘li‘tillii. Scpi. lli.~*'.l\ milling the summit from the Theme. dollvorod
«feature or (funeral (irdcr No. 126. We at tho muzuluu oi‘ the Staten (luncrul
luumt from the uliico of tho Adjutant- luriny, 1hr new iluich laibluot plums
ilicnorul, l". N. (L. l8 the lll’mull‘m 01' ils initiation of luraulug the vain to
it‘lolonol liltiwurd rlcluilzc. Inspectormimic“, ‘
lifionerul, (loloncl William it). i‘-‘. Lilli-i 'l‘hu Him...” from “m 'l‘horuc uityfl
ill-"rid, Adjutant~l‘iumn'ul, and l'olouul that a bill in to be introduced remov-
Mlcliuol J. Wise, Assistant lo the act-Hull the (immiliuiionui obstacles in the
vial; (lhlcf tiuurluruiustor to mulorllica. 1 way of wanting lilo Suffrage to wo-
‘Mtor your» at iiiutlniiillullud Howie“ turn. The sumo bill will rovlso tllc
H-iu tho Cililiii‘l'ilt‘iil National Guard. llulcli Constitution in such a. way as
those officers. through no limit of to extend the Parliamentary l‘rnuohlsu
{illi'ii‘ own are suddenly not. down two to make main Dutch subjects on l‘tilitili'
armies and Im‘ccd to substitute acid but a ceriulu duo with exceptions to
look luavou for lilo, silver entries on ho determined later.
ltholr silouldor straps.
MILITIA OFFICERS‘
r
t
The bill is to
The order die-.iio prepared without delay.
" 6‘ muting lilcmwnud ilolun divers things , .t ,. M____.M_
' t 5; to other officernwis “53in to meet um. causueo av Aurcy TRUCK.
“- rr-quircmonia of Circular No. 8. issued! ilNiONVlldild, Sept 16,—«J1‘ony not.
» . from the liivlsion of Militia Arlulm tlori. aged 30. wan killed by an auto
. i ii in the War Department at Washinfiton truck today. after he had taiien under
in the Safe Deposit Denim! of the N summit 1. This circular prescribes u. ”The truck, laden with-emits? har-
; H the number or unicorn, ill-ll. denort~_rels. and belonging to the PiersonCon- .
. ‘ 'l H mental and lion permitted state mill- struction Company. Which is building
South Norwaik Sayings Bank .. m .. .......... .. ..... .... .. ma...
. H lhmmmher of enlisted men. needing cloud the high”,- when M
W...“ M w u m ' The War nemnmot ruling allows tiofl fell off. He had quantum skull
‘ a sum like tloonet'tlcut with m m, an a broken um i... " an emissions-
l nanot- of ministry. thirteen musics rm second and the m we: started
law only loneline- irthe up too. Bulilsrilivodfi‘tflom
s n
|n'lgadlcr-ucnornl, '
must go backward. Ami Colonel \\'ise.f
} As there was no one to be heard on
’any matter communications were t -
Lch up. -
f ‘Sclcctmcn Divine handed a continuu-
:icatlon from State l'iiuhway Ccunmis-
laioner Charles licunelt about money
:avalla-ble for thc town of -.\'orwalk
glor tho. \\'csipori. road thstiou. 0n
.molion this communication was re-
lceivcd, placed on tile and referred to
:iliii new city government. it was so
ivoied. >
l Frank McShcrry. of Norwalk, noti-
iiiod the council that. he would claim
{damages for injuries that he received
Ewhcn he fell on lilvor street, lilo.
:claimcd lilo accidrut was due. to had
lsldownilts. (in motion it was voted
;tlmt this matter be rci’orroil lo the cor
rporution counsel. ,
g A communication from the. third
' H. Krieger 81 Co.
(Continued from first page.)
The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
Choose Now and Pay
Later. Our Credit Terms
Enable You to Wear the
Best of Everything.
BOYS’ AND ' GIRLS’
amnorican itoad congress, to be held ~, ‘
‘Seplcuibcr 26. in Deiroii, asking for) CLOTHING
the. Norwalk Council to send a dl'lfi" , .-
for School Opening
gate to the congress. This matter was
received and placed on file. i
Bring in your boys and girls and we will ill illcm
so that they may be proud of themselves.
WW’ {
On motion it was voted that $2.00ll‘
be appropriated to pay the Empire
Construction Company if the bond was
satisfactory for the recently paved
Wall street. .
On motion it was voted that $70.04
he paid the Empire Construction Com-
pany for repairing a sidewalk on Main
street. On motion it was voted to
pay the Empire Construction Company
$3.83 for different repairs done on
,Main and Wall street.
nip.taJA/a/‘f'r/n A a a a
o. “tfitmx‘\‘xu\- ‘\‘ ‘\it ‘
M... ...._4........ ..- .... .5.
matter of the. necessity of new shut.-
off nosseis for the tire department. On
motion it was voted to buy two new
shut-or! nosseia for tho domirtmoni if
the funds of the chairman of the fire
Does
other changes and transfers. i
said Major Schulzo. us in“
'i‘liicunuun, Nciiicrlnu'izi, Supt. lo,"
.iCliuinoar bu authorized to also
The bills of the various departments
woro road and ordered paid.
Mayor Finnegan asked the board of ‘
.councilnieu to have all bills for
and
against lhc city in host. nicotine, as"
it is the lust mcctim: of the prcseul
hoard.
The committee appointed to look up
the work for \\‘nrrouiio paving to he
laid on \\'cstpurt avenue, East avenue
and Mill Hill rcporiod progress. The
Mayor continucd the cominilloc.
On motion it was mind that the fol-
lowinu resolution be adopted:
\"(ill-‘(lf 'l‘liui public no'wmuiiy re.
quires that the course, width, holuhl
,aud love] in and upcu lilvor street.
'(iruudvicw avouuc. and Prospect ave-
nuu be made: the sumo as present side~
walks.
Councilman (‘ulllll ruporiod that. the
sidewalk in front or lrvlnu Hull’s prop.
orty. in Main strut-L wna improvvd lo
the satisfactory of Mr. Hall.
0n million it was vulcd that tho. (‘ity
all
grades for uiduwaiku on Slovene
street, from Armory Hill in Fillil'W’riill.
tin motion it was voted that tin-r cor-
poration cuuuucl notify tho property
rm'ncrli on Simona ulrool to lay slou-
u'allis. At this than .lobu l). Milan
camu in and took ncilvu part in tho
meeting.
On motion of Mr, Mlluu it was Voi-
od to pave Smith street with the gran-
liu blocks that came from Main Street
:On a new six inch foundation“ (in mm
ltlon it was voted that the chairman
lot the highway committee he author-
‘izod to advertise for bids for the pav—
ing. ..
Councilman Milne reported that the
lights on the watering tank would no
committee could prurido for it.
._.._.
unlit Will unu
S'l‘” l0:-l.'v
\\'.~\I.Ia u. m. 'licrells'
oil strcnuih was shown by stocks at
the outset of today's trading. The.
realizing ol’ yesterday fortified the
position of the marknt and bill apeclr
laiors souxh: to bring about u roaunlrr
lion of tho l'irtc of last \vculi. Efforts
\t‘cl'u com-unlruimi on lit’iitliliit and tho.
(‘ilppuru in which lluslnvss was uctivc.
iiuudlug and Aumiauumiod rr-apoudud
with an advance of a point. ouch. t‘uliu»
(iluil l’uclfic ruse i H. .tahlo from '
those stocks. tho. murlmi l‘h‘lillllll‘il lit?
ilc vitality and mmomvuiu. whiiu
culturally upwards uiuouu lilo loaders.
\vuri- filliiii}. .ii‘lrr lhu iii‘Hl. rush of
mule-rs. ililll lu'cn disposed oi. ill'i"l‘il .
:3 ,‘l l"I i'l" "li"l.li‘~‘,
iiortill\"‘ H'liuc'ly of tho normal on»
iustcti r. dill today. through illu-rul
sailing for both accounts which was
stimulated by liluliur pricru. (thorium
worn lulu-u uliiioui‘ucrluua "from on
which. conveying uu lmprnauion that
lilo pvt-soul Hpm‘iilnlii’c lllliilllili’iil wus
luvluu lmpl well in hand. 'l‘hn ul'lmvl
nu ihc'ulmicy umrkui of lilo rcrcul
unini‘uomcni in uclix‘iiy With it muti-u‘
of concern in traders. liil'i‘vil'tilli’.
liriuuoau of loans for all [ii-i'lnllt: point
cd to tilt! lliilil’lllii which would lM‘
encountered in financing a broad upcc
ulniivu movement. .lllddinr: up or
selective ntochu was resorted to when
business lagged, but the whole move-
moat born little resemblance to the
buoyant market of last Week. Alter
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. EHOR ACE amen
ing Need Attention
.—
t is always best to latch a
leak or I plumbing repair who
it first static. because its len-
dcncy is to grow worse with
ancient.
Yen will save much annoy-
X
lilo, by 'pimnlng or sending for
{us whenever any part of your .
sanitary equipment appeals to
inc out of mum in thoAicust.
, "ilome-mude" repairs are
Emakeshlfts at boat, and are the
rcuatllcst in the long runw-
lplncc Your plumbing problems
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l fiance. as well as time and wow
'. solve them promptly and child-
:2 factoriiy. ,
North Main and West lite.
on our shoulders, and we will.
"be
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'- .uooooomooom«reminiscent 4‘.
A} fa‘v .rtllU‘i.".”.K)t',k:‘13‘..ICDCIC”3%N:’(Illicit.
9.
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at 25c
Blades ............ 5c each
Combination Set. with
1 linear and Blade.
Hubiiomet (imam.
Williama‘ Shaving Soap.
. . . . . .. ......... e. ...... 50o
Crone Corn Knife ........ 25c
Cross Blade Holder . . . . . . ,. the
Cross atropper .. 10o
Raronwlth ivory handle .. 759
NEW HATB are here
13.00 to $10.”
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Mark Cross Razor l
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completed soon.
they could remove the wooden pole in
front or their office and put up an iron
one with several lights on it and do
* away with the are fight their now. On
motion it was voted out this refine-t
l of soul artillery and the carillon for sum in; a. died a! “mm. M WM-
The Hour Publish-
mr company asked the council if
natuly the marital aroragud a fraction
anovomnd below yesterday's close,
With the trend upward for the mold.
part. New Haven was exceptionally
wank. rolling back nearly 2 points.
Bonds were mleri
li'y'iau are interested in automobiles
mu Miller 3!. Wright’s adv. .,
€939. .33..er
SOUTH-0 NOIWALK. GONE
Councilmen Milne brought up the
Norwalk Chronicler