If he finds these evenings
lily must he shiver still or will
Is The Time
to have your painting and paper-hang-
ing done. Our experienced men can
0 it to your satisfaction. The
prices are exceedingly low. Esti-
'I'nutes cheerfully given. Special low
Moos on points and wall paper.
A. C O H 4E N
.40 Water St. Tel. 342- 13
Ceal- Coal- Coal
I do not want to praise my coal,
‘liut i am quite sure it you will try‘
a‘bushel of my coal you will buy a1
ton, as I sell a very high grade of;
coal.
East Norwaik.
Tel. 441.
'l Rowan St.
Tel. 441.
, line‘of Junk. Feather Beds a spool
lalty.
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Hair Mattresses
RENOVATED
Upholsterlng and Repairing of An.
tique andtvModern Furniture.
Awnings, Slip Covers and Mattresses
Made to Order '
it. will pay you to let no estimate
.on your work.
‘A. KOHN
45 Narth Main 8?.
Also I am buying everything in the 15: ELY AVE'u
During the rushing hours of
business, you'll find foot com»
fort in this Panama.
The Panama model Just about
meets the‘idess of a good many
men as to what a shoe should he.
The high, rounded toe certainly
does mean comfort to a superla-
tive degree and the “rocker" or
spring sole makes for easy walk-
ing and alaoprevents the leather
over the toes from wrinkling
deeply and causing blisters.
The Panama has a handsomely
modeled broad too and a high
arch and heel.
Panama Black Kin Calf
and Tan Russia Cal Blucher’4'oo
RE-GlALS
KEELER’S
sues STORE ,,
OppOsite Hoyt’s Theatre. l
Be Prepared
the cold wentrilc
for and got a
William Effron COOK STOVE with a Guarantee
M.L.ROSEN
SOUTH NORWALK
7 2 2 -12*4
c._.. , .......
BUY
Hazelton
Goal
The B. Hershfield 8i Son Co.
TEL. 294. 122 WATER er.
PHONE
Autos for Hirel
Day or Night
D. TRAVIS
24 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
'l Ant} .":3‘ 1* ,.
[440 like to football
'Judlzlv .lollu iivollll this moruillu.
)
YALE STUDENTS TAKE UP ROW»
lNG.
\‘EW HAVEN, Sept. 20.-~»-ilvturllillu
\ulo undergraduates lll‘o not all turn-
illl: lllcil attention and athlelic allll
ltouillu is claiming
llllllly oi lilo mcll lllld this is taken 1.0
lm illdil‘ulivo of sustained interest ill
spite of til‘Viti'iil years of defeats upon
lili‘ ’i‘luluulu. No cruwllill: announce-
ments have yet lwull lluldo, but with
the calling, out oi’ candidates for all
44:44:le in ten days it ill mpul'il-ll lluli
l‘nm‘ Hllowdl-ll will olllliuo his plans.
in illl appeal to llllliwrlzl'ulilluiuu, which
will he lilillll‘ us noon as ('(illi‘lzl‘ opens
llI‘Xl 'i‘llul‘udlly, llll- [mini is lllndo, that
‘ii‘iH lli'.:ll llllll» lilllil'lillll, football and
rowing. should llo restored to their
i'orlllol' pvdolillls ill l’lllo llilllptiv hia-
i ilv.”
BOY is iNCORRiGiBLE.
l‘llllllllugz lillll
was llli‘i)l'Tli{illli',
i‘illl- Hirer-l,
lii‘i‘ ll-n‘yvillnlllli will
lira, erlllli. 01‘
had him llrouuill lii‘lili‘ll
’i‘iln
.,.,
H I
«also was (‘Illllilllli‘il it month.
“DAV I’I1:': l
4 2' I:-
I.
The Dollar Sign-
When it credits deposits in the
5 SOUTH NORWALK
~ SAVINGS BANK
' i‘ii‘li‘il‘ii‘li'ii‘
H. Addition
9".
' ~' antennas
or us.
end or the do a.l
Select The Hatch & Bailey
:42 :‘?“‘:I‘X‘I: fl I.
Dresses. Skirts and Wuists.
length and breadth of this country
WE ALTER
We are the largest dealers in this
HEREare
to Buy Lumber
No one dealer always otters everything at lowest price»
and it price alone was the wide. haying would he easy to all ‘
Many of us have reason to know that the character and
reputation of the seller are at equal or more importance than
the price. so select with great care the firm who is at the other
tnir dealing prove their integrity and there is the satisfac-
tion of knowing that quality and Drice are sure to be right.
The Hatch a Bailey Company
IntiTH NODWM a noun
‘2- l :I2I'I2I1I' I.I. I‘ Iii: I: I: I I I
:43
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Co.-—~tor their many years oi.’ if:
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The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
33 South Main on, South Norwulk
Wonderful values in Early Fall Models or Women‘s Suits, Coats.
Search where you like throughout the
these values. We invite your inspection and comparison with any
thing that is today being shown around town. A fine array of novel
coiorings suitable for both street and evening wear.
several
Tristram and Hyatt
Leading Dry Goods Store
Gazette Building, Norwnlk
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and you will find nothing to equal
FREE.
About Beacon Blankets
The way they are
woven make them equal to
a wool blanket at a cot-
ton blanket price.
ROBE FLANNEL
Beacon Blanket Bath
Robes—Many new pat-
terns in attractive color
combinations. Complete
with cords and frogs,
$2. 50.
Beacon Crib Blankets——
Dainty designs to suit the
childish fancy, pink or
blue, 50c, 75c, $1.00.
Full Sized Beacon Bian-
kets»~4Whlte or gray, $1.50,
$2.00, $2.50. White only,
$3.00. $4.00.
White or» Gray Wool
Blankets —- $5.,00 06,00,
$7. 00, $8.,00 $9.00.
state. a a -I-Afi’fif
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We are now located at the form
Main Street, where we sell all H
Hand, at Lowest Prices.
We Are Still Doing Business
Despite Alterations
Call 912
I Want to Learn the Top Prices
For
All Kinds of Junk
Rubber Tires, Metals. Feather
Beds, 1c a lb. for Rags. 25c per
100 for Newspapers; 35c per 100
or Auditorium Building on North
ousehoid Goods, new and second-
Come in before you go elsewhere. Tel. 419. for mauazines
., .
M. GUTKOWSKY G. Youraisky
we BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND srovss. lph‘m“ 912‘ 27 E" A”- s°‘ N‘m‘a'k'
NOBWllLK nan GETS Bill
LEGAGY
(Colitinuod tl'oln ursl. page.)
Mr. Kerwin received \\’0:‘ti yestol'
day from his llllvlo's attorney that the
will of his relative. which has just
been prollulcd. leaves the entire l'or4
tune to him. Air. Kerwin, tile deceas-
od, conducted an extensive. sheep-
rllisiug l'urm ill New Zeailllld. and has
prospered during his years us; proprio-
tor of the ranch. amassing quite a
colul‘ortllblo fortune. Alone in the
world, save for his nephew, there are
none to shave ill the inheritance illlt
lilt! Xorwaill luau.
All that will he required of Mr. Kerk
will is that ills credentials he sent to
the attorney ill New Zellland. The
Norwaik lllllll stalled this morning ill
llll interview that he will (icspatl'il lilo
nl‘loessal'y illl‘orlllllliou ill the very near
future. lie was somewhat surprised
to li‘lil'll illul lli‘ was to he the solo
beneficiary or his relatives l-stlltc, al-
though he know that his lillL'lL‘ had;
never married. l
Mr. Kerwin is contracting Hillli‘l‘lll-i
ioluiollt for the Empire (‘ollsll'ucllolll
(:olllpauy ill Norwniil. iiormnc ill-rel
lo sllpol‘iutclld lilt‘ largo street [luv-l
lug contracts for (‘ollll'llvlor Jose-ll
A, .licldlroy, who was the rilii‘i'l‘dr’flli
lllddor llotil ill Norwulll and South;
Nol‘wlllll when lilo. l‘l-vlllt bond issues ‘
or $100,000 ill l-ucll 4.4in wore ul‘rllllu—
0d llo has lil‘i‘il ill the business for
twenty yours, is an export ill his vo
Milli)". and has lllllpuliiill-dly "loud-.-
hood” in Tilt“ .\lll‘\l4ulitu.
Not only lltlii Mr. il’orwill proud. a
mum Hill" at his business, but lll‘ lillri
provvll llimsoii lo ho a llciinilll'lli lllll‘i
ill lllli social relations with the [ulnv
pic of this town. He has lulldo il‘iollda
i‘llul aim-o lll‘l'iv‘iuu llr‘i‘l' and has
unlllwl lilv confidence. and l‘nuptu't of
all with whom no hull i'iiilll‘ ill voulnrl
Mr. Kerwin and his family roll-ilv lli
l'lulpol lurl-vl. Nollwilill, ':llld illll olllw
lllt4lullcl4u oi‘ illl' illllllly, too, have iii~
illlli‘iui holds or lillod‘ii'inilllu tilli'llli-i‘
lllvll' Hull» (11' l'l‘iililt‘lii'i' ill Norwulll.
All his many lu-lpulllllllln-ca will he
lllolluud lo lillli'll 01’ Mr. liorwiu'u
good fortune and he is living collul'ah
lllllloll on all: idol today. '1 ho hollow!
olli make no dill'oropiillo ill ill l4 lillil-
lirlnu ill luminous ol the luuilll well].
it, is i't‘l‘llilil.
... i
EPWORTH LBAGUE RALLY.
i-lololui automobiles took a large
4nd willl the necessity of rolllplolllls illl
‘illi'li‘
'lllllll pitlullod.
.llllli ll‘lllll,
‘poel. curds givilllr information concern-
lililll ill Willi Sillil
\\ A1,]. 5’“ tl‘llllT,
10:45 ll.
Repairing of Watches
(mulclldurs (illrouogrepils
Sum Seconds. Watches and old All- day and the decline ill prol’, less ill the
tolls to hit] up stocks lod traders to
1mm “0m ltakc lilo :4holt side at the opening to“
liofle (docks. 1lust ilour lesicrday was carried for
Balance Slims llher. linlon Pacino, which opened a
Hail Springs, shade higher, was the only active
gm; SJ”??? islock to Show a gain. (in subsequent
or s, _v liters, ,1 _» ' . . .
Cusc Springs Etc. {transactions it made only a letllle rt-
‘sistallce to hear museum and below
W . l ........ 10
Milli:lisgliialrgsnfsit‘. .lii‘n‘d‘) ...... ’06 u; trading “as well under way \l 41.5 forc
“atrh Cleaned ............... 7'01“) ed ll point uudel yesterdays close.
\\dl(‘h “Repaired ...... $1 10 “ll Reading, Southern Pacific and Steel
Nowhere can you 96! your repairs were pushed down 1/2 to lg and Cantu
clone butler. dlan Politic lost 1 38. Rock island
All Jewelry and Optical Goods Repair. once more showed pronounced lleal'i
ed in Beat Possible Manner. lless telling a point to 14%,:1 new
.low record for the movement. New
Charles Brand
flinvell, whose weakness has been a
{feature of the. first. hour 01' recent
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER,
JEWELER AND OPTiClAN.
ldays, gave a lleller account of itself
1opening unchanged.
155 Washington St. South Norwaik.l “-
l WALL STREET, (liosiung he
lnlllrilet closed lirln. Speculation lull-
‘guisllud during today's llriel‘ session.
drill) holiday ill London cut ol‘f'llho
li‘liliili’i‘ of leadership fl om lllllt source,
‘ . land at home traders saw nothing in
DAY NURSERY MOTOR RUN. ‘lllo situation ti provide a fresh im-
l’luus To the Hay Nursery Molorslluu pulse. iieurs were not inclined to lo]
llre‘devolopiug splclldlly and the nulll- low up the advantage gained ill llll“
bar 01‘ those participating pl'olllisce to opening. when they lorcod down Rock
he very large. The brief time for island to a new low price for tho
lu'l‘lmrutlun is in Home Will's n llundlfi movolllolll ulld oust-“tiled illt‘, l‘m‘lihw.
(up but ill other \Vil_\:~l lllillus some :ld- Attempts to pot hark Slililiti lovl-zllmi
ODIlOsite iioyt'e ’l‘llellire.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
ivuuiage. all them are likely to lit‘ the churn [01 of ill‘ soiling lllc llllll
low ill
those
changes of llllllllgollloul Hill 411.: kct- apparently lining lliii‘i‘ ol' ilillllll
sending ours and illoso dosiliui-l stocks. ily lilo lime llvelllge lull
souls. 'l‘iuz- rollllllllloe was olliiucd to lllloll restored lo vllaloldny's closing
llii‘lllil‘ lilt‘ dail- forward llccullfit‘ 01’ love] illlmo-«l ill the llluriut had \ :1!-
tlll4 closing time of the hotels mil ishod. 'i‘ilo only features of financial
WIIH Mlllli‘Wlmt "lH‘XilN'li‘llll‘ (‘Olll'l‘lll'l’ illlporlllul'o was the elllll'p rot'ovolies
ill sterling oxvluulno rates. ilellllln'
pl4v1llll‘llil(llll~l a Wonk i‘ill‘llill‘ bills lumped '1.» points to pool ils't‘l.
Mailers urt- lll ('Xi‘t‘i4l
now, lHltVtW’l‘l‘. The reply.
post cards which are lloillle soul 0i"l D'ZMIlOOOClC-‘lgf Wigglmw
will be mailed today and shouldlg “ZN"W‘CVJC .lm‘loowavvll'vlw
llrlllu willy lollpollllo from those dc-l in: gig
Hillili: to Join tho plllll. DOCS YCUT I [limb-o l3
Tili- iiuy Nursrlrydl’lotor Run will|4 ,
take place »(lll ’i‘iulrsdul lil'll‘illwm- l‘. Illi';
Hoplonlllcl‘ 25th. nlllmnlllliloa starting
from The Green Norwnill llt “ o‘clock.
and )lliJH‘illllilir to lilo l-‘dul-utmll 1"" i1:
lirocnwirll, whorl», lolrosllmcnta' wii L
a
..,
1 i
Need Anchoring:
my..- 2,:
a
‘ Ni.
it in always best to latch 42?,
look or l numbing repair wile .
El
ll“ HAW/(id l'l'ill‘l 333" on. 'i‘irkols "WI; it first strait. because its lou- iZY'
lilo ride, including roi‘roshmollia nil dcnry is to grow worae Wlilllg
,l'llil inn, $2.00. ! pendent. 25:3
Those who do not receive Milli" ' Y“ “'1” “a"? much “WW“;
“iii ”10 Day Nursery MOW" lluu but us whenever any part at your“...
Hello Central ;
ln.—~'l‘ile;
faillllo which has zlitlnlilui recent ell:
' meet the interest and dividend pay—
H. Krieger 81 Co.
The Leading Outfitters in The Norwaiks
West Washington Street
Choose Now and Pay
Later. Cur Credit Terms
Enable Y0u to Wear the
Best of Everything.
BOYS’ AND clats
CLOTHING
for School Opening
Bring in your boys and girls and we will lit them
so that they may be proud of themselves.
out
5.7.3“
4
.1. ‘InIa/‘I/ ‘ ran-t a
t- ‘m\“‘\‘\‘\: = ‘2‘. ‘K‘ “\=“\:l:\-\
M~w_ __..... _.. T
Scerciey of cotton and grain hills and
ipreparlltion for remitting i‘unds no
The Advantage
of Liberal
NeWspaper
lncnts duo abroad caused the rise.
[lands were easy.
CAPTURE OF ROMEOELEBRATED,
Message frcm the King Read by the
Mayor, Ernest Nathan.
ROME, Sept, 20.—~«s\u imposing dem-
onsmtilon, ill which lllloul 20,000 poo-
pit including many red shiltcd (lav—l
illlldellus and other l4=l4lrl4ane took part,
was hold lodny ill culoilralioll ol the
anniversary oi“ lilo rapturooi‘ Room by .
lilo italilm troops in (2870. .~\ proves
uioll was thrilled and lllur44llod lo the
lll‘l'ililll ill lilt" wall by which the liai-
illnu clllulod. There the lilililll'l‘r‘llllillll
\lolo moi by the mayor oi" ltmllo, lir-
nest Nathan Who road .l liltESSllei‘ "roul
Kiuu Vit'llli 14 luluanuel ill r0 lly lo the
loyal moi lines soul l)\ the municipal-
ilv lill: naively lololrlzlpllcd: "ily
\iltun oi' illi‘ ltuliull llioplo and till-
mini (4" ll“ :llllly hu'w iliiiill‘ i.illy.ll
null: lip, v l:._ll\v (11135 tel llll ilv: i tillll-l
‘4'llll ll lil illi‘, polls, 'llllllldlllli
Advertising
is Apparent
to the
Management
Which is Alive
to its
Opportunities.
Clothing: l
FOR YOUNG MEN
till .101 .
(‘H'll ill
ill
llllit "ulou
iil« :llldod with llil 14xpn4s~
slim ol' lllliiv lol ll illulill:r pcal'o.
’l‘ilc loyal lllcusllue was ul‘llolod wilill
all out Most of enthusiasm, \\4:‘.ill(l is
rounded in tho illllliillllll'ii as alulli-
lltlilll illicl lill.‘ rucont (liol‘llzlll and
llllil-vil'rlmll dillllll'lullu-llu.
.
.
l .
. ill snappy. ll1l~l0iiillt' .«lllvs ltll‘
lilo l4‘ull til’lilitlll. livuillulill's
(‘iolilillu in tho hold. l'l-lldyllll-
~~~~ ~~ wear cilllllillu llliliil“. ‘llii'l't‘ is
STORM iN EASTERN OKLAHOMA, llolhilll; bullion.
. ll‘illl'i‘mli’i‘li Aria, til-.lli till. l"ll4i- Suite and Overcome, from
i‘ill (iitlllllouul was swept ill il more
wind and lllillotorlll lilill plaid and
willlo‘wire comulllnicutloh is cut 011’.
reports that hole been rcm-ivcd in-
31800 up.
ANOTHER “BEST" ONE.
Crofut au‘d Knapp Soil Hats,
numbllr of ”.0le mm Rilwayton, host who Wish to join the party are asked
Norwaill, Westport .South Norwalk 0 Communicate With ”‘9 chairman
and Norwnlk lo Cannon Station, last of .the committee, Ml“ ln-ondiingor,
night. for tile Epwortll League fall rnl-' (Hillside 90‘1”] Telephone 223
,y m.“ w. .u. Wukellam, of the ”Mills AN“ HmERMS
tlouih Norwnlk Church. delivered tilel
Funeral of Midi Hawkins.
address. Dainty refresllmontn were
seryed.
.4.-
it's hard to believe that a man
7" ,:‘é:m
' . i play the corneal; really loves music» o'clock from the Grace Baptist church
2~: - _ Doha-34. mocca- ~. Effig:
‘wCfi, .
The funeral of Louise Ann Hawkins .
who can listen to himself. learning to will be held Sunday afternoon at 2: 30 ‘
sanitary equipment appears to...
be out or order in the least.
”llome-mlldo" repairs
in the
costliest long run»- I,-
place your plumbing problem”...
‘cn our shoulders and We willy.
.solve them promptly and mi
factorily.
l
Washington star ‘in Butler street
idicate a heavy property dunuluo, At
Balllenllfokin” several buildings were
damaged and A. 0. Farmer, lireulull on
a [Canaan City Southern passenger
train, was slruclt,hy lightning and
killed.
“We deny ourselves much. I
saving to build a house."
"In your wife cheerful about it?”
“011, you. She thinkso We’re saving
for an eutomobile."~4~houisvilio Cour-
ier.) ournal.
um
$3.00, $3.60, $4.00.
Joseph Davis
‘86 WASHINGTON BTfiIIT.
BOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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