neim‘a little lot of CANNEL
letoncthe lack of flannel, thus
keep him nice and warm?
‘ANNEL in the grate will do
otherwise he’ll likely we it,
or to shun a cold most fearful
OW
The ' Time
6 your painting and paper-hang-
: done. Our experienced men can
it to your satisfaction. The
miceo are exceedingly low. Esti-
titties cheerfully given. Special low
hi as or points and wall paper.
COHEN
,0 Water St. Tel. 342-13
The-Reason Why
E.i<,‘F‘RON 01' Rowan’ St. wants
oil to try his cool is because he
akeeps a very I"‘lligh grade and is sure
.
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HERE are Several Ways“
to Buy Lumber
No one dealer always otters everything at lowest price-m
and it price alone was the guide. buying would be easy to all
or us.
Many of us have reason to know that the character and
Leading Dry Goods Store
Tristram and Hyatt
Gazette Building, Norwalk
I
reputation oi‘ the seller are of equal or more importance than
the price. so select with great care the firm who is at the other
end or the deal.
Select The Hatch & Bailey Co.~—for their many years of
fair dealing prove their integrity and there is the satlstao
tion of knowing that quality and price are sure to be right.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALKK CONN. .
I'l-i-l’
carried from room to room.
)
fir". -, -r‘t‘-i-l ctr-n"; 1‘1"
One of the new fall styles in
Douglas Ladies’ «Shoes. An
ideal winter walking shoe that
combines style, fit and durabil-
it..y
Keeler’ s Shoe Store
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre.
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
33 South Main St, South Norwalk
Wonderful values in Early Fall Models of Women's Suits, Coats,
Dresses. Skirts and Waists Search where you like throughout the
‘iengthI and breadth of this country and you will find nothing to equal
these values. We i11Vlte your inspection and comparison with any-
thing that is today being shown around town. A line array of novel
flector $1.15.
Be Prepared
for the cold weather and .get a
Extra Good Parlor Brooms
‘w‘v. ‘ ~ ‘ 3‘ xv“- \,‘ x,‘ \‘n ‘1 \‘3‘ x. {1. K— J',
-
colorings suitable for both street and evening wear.
N esco Oil Heaters
Are just the thing (or this weather.
Black Enamel $3.50.
li‘lll all requirements for the new law regarding lights on all vehicles:
Dietz Side Lift .Tubulnr Lanterns with extra large burners reduced to 65¢.
lirass Upright Gas Burners complete with mantle, and porcelain shade 29o.
Artistic Brass Buflet Lamps, with pierced brass shades, with silk fringe in various colors I100.
lilo. Six inch Jardinieres, special at 9c.
They give a powerful heat, do not smoke, and may he easily
Full Nickel Plate $3.95.
Dietz Side Lights, with Ruby Rear Signal
Complete with
,
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1:11,; 1-
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tin re-
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WE ALTER FREE.
We are the largest dealers in this state.
COOK STOVE with a Guarantee.
M.L.ROSEN
‘Hla I- I:/-<-
‘\‘\‘\ \V.\ ‘
’” pig'. ‘1‘ a all“- a a 1" a n a
:\‘\‘~‘\‘~.‘ ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\- ‘\.1
"mafiaie
.
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15 ELY AVE., SOUTH NORWALK
f you once try it, 1011 ll alwais got
y, 4
" Another reason why you should buy‘
of him is because the price would;
have been raised to $10.00 if he hadi
" not started in business.
Best prices for Feather lieds, Met~‘
, his, Rubbers, etc. I
' Send pools! or ‘phone til. i
Hair Mattresses
RENOVATED i
Upholstering and Repairing of An-
' than and Modern Furniture.
Awnings, Slip Covers and Mattresses
,. Made to Order, i
. It will pay you to let us estimate
‘ on your work
A. KOHN
no 336-4. 45 North Maln 8r.
utos for Hir
Day or Night
I). TRAVIS
1440
min
Cleanser
D Y E R
o o
4 NORTH MAIN 31'.
SOUTH NORWALK
EWBBBBWEBEEBE
H. Krieger 81 Co.
The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
' Hell C t l
’ ' o O u C
We Are Still Domg Busmess all 9 1 2
. . I Want to Learn the Top Prices
BUY Despite Alterations F01-
A K' J
We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North ' ll l_nds Of gnk
ale 0“ Main Street, where we sell all Household Goods, new and second- Rubber Tires, Metals. heather
Hand, at Low", pm“. Beds, In a lb. for Rags. 25c per
C 1 Come in before you go elsewhere. Tel. 419. :8: Sgglglziwesgapers. 35c per 100
03 OW K '
M. GUTK S Y G. Yourdisky
we BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND srovss. PM“ 912' 27 E" AV°‘- 5" M'W’m'
The B. Herslliield Sr SonCo. w...” 3'
T... 29.. .22."... ST. t~ . w Willi ill Willi SIRE El
3 touol of Trinity could be ilenld at illt’i
_.__ _ -_.- _,,__ M--- (lily liull \‘llli‘il tho. Corinne started " “311,1, S'l‘REl-‘l’l‘. (411,..“ingrqnn.
Tolls ol‘ thousands stood sill'llily aimlll R ‘N stock market opened lit noon today.
MAYOR s “EMA: “8 the church (lllllll: the Shi‘ilCl'S, “'Ml‘ll‘ epairing 0f atehes having been closed during the morn-l
INTERRED uoro nondurtud by ”ll-er, William 'l lillllelldurs. (‘llrollogrilplls ilopolltol's. log on noi'ollnl oi‘ Mayor (inynor‘s iu.
. Manning. 1‘90“)? 0f Tl‘llllil'» lilfil‘llilig‘l‘m 39"““52 WMNM" “M "M "1" nvl'lll. 'l‘l'udlnu‘ was ill l’uirl)‘ lurlzl'i
(Continued irom First Page.) David ll, (ireor and Bishop (,3, S. i “We (locks. volume a, the clipping, with lho 'llt-llV-
--—-— llurcll. . ”Willi“ _S“‘H'5. lost dealings in Reading and Steel.
crepe were unrelieved by (‘01011 A The seating capacity. 860, was insui': (um; :l:§““:: Price Changes as 11 mp. were gnnl”
' gleflt wreath of white cllrysanlh‘c- llvienl to provide for 9W“ ll Small: 130mg:itylinli'ers, and tho. movement was irregular. 'l‘ho
mums lay on the light of, the casket trill-lion or the thousands who sought} Case Springs, Etc. =i‘oppel's, Stool, New Haven 11111] the
another wreath of orchids and turns admittance. A11 overflow meeting “'i‘SiW11t.(‘l1 (lilies (best. kind, ........ m.- llurrimun stocks \vorll heavy. ("alm-
lay on the left and a third rested at held ill St. Paul's Cilill‘i‘ll, half :1 doz~ . Main Springs ............... 50c up dinn Pacific and Reading were till
the dead may'ors feet Sixteen (foul on blocks away 1“ 111111 (‘ leaned ............... 7:30.111 strong points in the railroad list, the
I'\\llt<l1 'liupuircd ........... $1.:10 up
former gaining a point. People‘s tins
'(Jllliiol‘nlu Petroleum
black horses, heavy w1t11 black trap.
pings. flanked on the right by 11 single
file of police and on the left by the
men, drew the cntst‘alque through the
street.
Alter halting at the (:lllll‘fll wlliilo
the body was taken flom the (‘utn-l
llnlquo to the channel on the shoulders
of six tirenlvn and six poiil'mnon NW A”
funeral triliu lnnrlliod to the lziutteryn
Nowhere can you get your repairs
done better.
Jewelry and Optical Geode Repair-
ed in Ben Possible Manner.
advanced l L2.
i’fd. lost l l-‘..’
WALL S'l‘lil"ll"i‘ lz‘ill p 111081191112
AS the coiiin passed between the turnip.r hill‘li uuli standing till illt‘i lotion glow brourdor us business got
W0 “'8“?! 01’ spectators, held ‘0 ”mlconcluslm‘l ot‘ the church servicesfl Charles Brand under \\ .11' ’l her (I was 1111 inclination.
lcurb by an unbroken line of 11olice,irnmn the i‘nluroll “1,5 resulnpd ml to “gum“. “Mums, in the 110mm,)
list by illt‘ absence of it i'in stool 1:43
\‘l‘lllt‘ll \\t‘i(l lospoudlng to successful:
bullish oporhlions, l‘iIoIplo's (ills l‘tl.i.‘:'
lll‘iii‘li‘ four points to tho lll'l-olllpilni-
lilt‘lll of gossip concerning a rumored
stock issue. involving rights lo stock
ia'uery man bored his head and onlngrecnuood (lomoir-l'y, in liroolllyn. i REUABLE WATCHMAKER.
lllle blue capped patrolmon-.emni11olll The olive industries ,ered time? JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
colored. Of these there were fire during ”1,. ,-,,,,,.,~,,, son-lies . T1,... 11111-‘155 Washington St. South Norwalk.
thousand either ill the “"8 “1 march, nllipul liipurtulmlis uele closed for Opposite ,lioy-t’e Theatre.
01' on duty along the way of tile illlll-r-l ”,0 day, the xp“ York 5,09], le- 1‘ WATCH FOR THE 'NAME
11] train. i change. did not. upon till noon. the CON-1 '
I
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l‘he twelve honorary pnllbonrersfisandmm Stock m,.,,,u,w. and several holders. liable in other slulros worn
bonded by \\llllum li ’l‘uft, marched.nwr,.h,,,,m,. “mum“; mm. closed up, only lrul-liolull in most (uses. lull. ill"
six on oath side oi the coffin Behind din, 11 million “hum ,pnpppn pulllci “ -' ‘unllortono was guild and there was
billed in serV'inls to lllt‘ lllIllll ulnyor‘s iilBllL of the Woulilm liullllll ill HIM nothing to lll\llt‘ iqul' soiling A tutor
memory ill I'Vt'H publil- litllimlllOllhe, wus lnlldo yonlolllul when unuu' loll int: llllllll‘lll‘l‘ “’ll-n llll' Slim”! il()\\lil"
at nearly all points in \‘ortlli'rn \linnoi llldllt‘ by the banks in ”11‘ wvokli stall--
solu null .lroullll the shores oi 'lhlioinwui, llIvuuiiulv u loulr‘al'lioll ill louus
Superior '11“. “film...” ”Hum,” snow idospilp lilo itiil\li_\‘ of llildllli: in 1
liltt‘lli come omclnl committees of the.
telly, t\\o companies or (‘ily liall po- '
'li(I1-,i United States SillllllOT-‘l and com~ , and thousands oi llI‘lllri‘llt'i‘ilt‘tl the ri‘
milieu from the legislature; repressed ‘ quest of Mayor Kline iilnl business lit
tutivos from the stale judiciary, Major- ’ suspundpd for 1111 1,0,”.
(il'norul 'l‘holnlls ii. iillrl'y, U. S. A”; .- Wuwmowumm 1.111 m... ....-«.,,.p..1 s..,,,,\,,,,.,., :1 13m: week.
mmlmmdlng Easier” lll’lllll‘lmmlll and CORONER PHELAN HOLD smug In 111.» \‘irintty or Inn mum om _-..,.-....__M. W---
his stuff: Rear Admiral (lullloron Molt: FROST iN TENNESSEE.
ullll his stul‘i’, null
MAN BLAMELESS. null (:l'lluli Murals Minn, lllt‘ around.
i
i
Winslow, ll. S, N.. S’l‘AMll‘mi'll, Sept. 22,— ~’l‘l1lI1'e wus \l'llH il‘lllllil'il'll with liuou. 'llll' it"l‘r' NASHVILLE. 'I‘121111.. Hopi. :33.
Captain Albert (ili‘ith’H, l'llllllillllldl‘lil no criminal negligence ill connection 111w. il'lllill'i‘uiill‘o ut ilululh 11111; :ti-ldl' mum.) ‘I‘onnosson inst lllplll hull itsI
illlilod Slates llil\'.\' yard, llllli “till‘ii’witll the. death by electric shock ol ul'oos. pm frag. "1' u... 111211111111 Th0 mm
nonlulululin: onll'orr. 11nd filllff “l ”10,(‘l1arles Aniundsond, ill the local .rla- - ..._.., « ~- ~— wne not severe. but llillliil‘t'lllh' wns
Notions] Guard of NW State of Now i puil'
York: consular rulll‘vm'lllulll'l'll. rl'llrw " on Snptmnbor is. according to tho lind-
w'nlnlil‘lI of the Lord Mayor 01' l:l\’l‘l"Iing of Coroner l’llulun, ot' iirlduoporu. L--- H...
illllll i‘illl delegation of llllil'm'l'l ,l'l’llllliluudi- public today. 'l‘lli’ point Wampum Saloon 10,. Selling Liquor on
l-illos lil .\‘1I\l' i‘ol'll taillii‘, 111111 the 1111le i‘illHl'il. the finding Hays. us to wilotllor Sunda ! ~
li‘illil lii’ (li’L’lIiliZililililH llllil lllill\’llliltllt'i thm'p “lug llogllgunou .m the purl of Y . . ’ y. 2. ‘
lIilnsrll from the many who applied for ‘ 1]”. ”mm, rmnmmp (31,“er |.~_ ““1“...“ 3‘ \l’l'lM'l‘nmrh Sl‘lll. Nil“!
lilill‘llH ill lllt' l‘lllli‘l‘lll il'illil. Mill‘l' illitll in Hill “'m'ntng Amunflml", 'I‘lil‘ (‘OT' Marry”!\{fmii‘lrl]“.l ”l‘illlli‘ll'li‘ll‘l; JillisnlAll;V‘
iii‘ly thousand hull wanted to bu, lil;oni'l' will; that lho victim 1mm,- 1“, pm i . I"; . ‘1. .nuuon, Milli . lull,
“ii". "“i l" “““"“l‘”‘l"' with MW. all)" no business on the toll of 1111 t‘li‘ifil‘li) I,” w‘.’ Lhmmlm‘” mm “mm “.1
but}; wishes for 11 ulmplql survive, and motor. .ii'bm-lol' l‘illllt,’ll 11 mnmwr "f ”mm“ m" '
shops of the Now linyon road. STATE POLICE POUNCE gunilml. ()nly tour lllllih’ ill lilo his
0N WALLINGFORD. iory oi' illt‘ \\‘1Iull1o1‘ llurouu liiih‘ illl'i'«‘
‘iwon frost lnlrlior llol'c.
1).,
un.
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we I
Does Your i’lumh- 3.
ling Need Attention
little lliupiny uh pneuiblu iouu tilnu ilnii‘ - ... WWW—e». -4”--. ~ 2mm town, ynsiurllul' liltii'lllllK. ”a 1‘,
FULFILLED VOW MADE SIX ivllnrgo 111' yioiuliuu tho liquor illw. lilt‘.‘ ?
.. uniooll run by John \‘llnutlk. hour tho ‘ ' w
on v. .
8o Htiullt otmul tili- till'onuei ot‘ upvrlu- ,
torn that, tho tolling of lilo. boil in illn'
YEARS AGO,
l.ouA.\'s-llull'l‘, 11111., sum. le‘ulJ
iilllilK a vow willl'h be in said to llili't'
Illllliltl six your“ hub, 'l‘olly Autolln. u
.
the number worn permitted to pnrtirl-‘i
i
r'llntor. \VilH line first place visited. in;
order to 1min nu outrlmlm, it. won hoof
urinary lo brook down the door. You
still and his hurtoullol, Joseph (lorsty.
ll.
1',
M n it is always host to :atch at: iii
w“ 'leuk or a plumbing repalr wile fill
.It iirut starts because its lei:
duncy in to glow wolne with ,1
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III‘ if
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.Jgg’gggfi’g’w 333333 3339M". -. ‘p
The Dollar Sig,
When it credits deposits in the
3 SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK
I the road to prosperity.
in our Safe Deposit Department costs but .154 a year
" :~:a:~:'«'e:~:-ascertain" " 0rd unequalled once the ealullllsll- ms.
. MAW»
l-iii'ilillll, l-lilol. ulld i‘lliully li'oulldoll A11-
ltonio iiurl'ulmnl-, u uuul‘l‘ynuln. lit‘i‘l"
' into yesterday. Antoliu came here
from Seattle. When. to commit the
deed.
Aliiolin shot at (inrrllbollo as he no
oolilpaniod by a irl end, left his home
The shot wont. wide. and while infra-
bouo ran; his friend grappled with the
:lii-iiiliilllllt. Anloiin fought himself tree,
pursued Community a quarter of a mile
and shot him. The wounded man is
not expected to live. Anlolln eacsped
”WW—4...“...
SNOW IN NORTHERN MINNESOTA.
DULUTH. Minn, Sept. 22.n—«A rate
were arrested. with nix l'i‘i‘iliitlllltll‘il,:"
('ln'i llil'llnrlit. Miolulol Matrimlo 'Btl-iih'
on Hobart, Wnl'wlllrlo iStupouko, Citi-
brioi Mehlnls and Joseph K: azowski.
Yanalik and Utii‘illy were held in $100
bonds and the. frcououtoi'o in $20
Ibollde for trial tomorrow morning in»
turn Jlldue 0. ii.~.il‘owu2r. Frank Oer- _.
‘main, Julius Wendi and George (lard- ghacsuryomoliiiilgdjmagn d ”£03131“ ,
nor were also arrested on charges of . 'solvo them promptly and 5:“
violating the liquor law by Sunday .
selling. and will appear in court to»
morrow. Warrants {or the arrests of .
three others ware turned over to the
local police. it is expected that these ‘
warrants will be served betore morn- .
:‘ue whenever [my part at your”
I‘ilul'litllry equipment appears to- ,
A Dollar starts an account.
jli‘iunvuon and Raymond Slrntioll,
‘ ,...Z_..~_.
.. gallon.
BOYS’
Choose Now and Pay
Later. Our Credit Terms
Enable You to Wear the
, Best of Everything.
AND 'GIRLS’
BEESEEBEEWi
3353B
m
.1322 -
CLOTHING .
for School Opening
Bring in your boys and girls and we will til then)
so that they may be proud of themselves.
3283
mmaaaaaeaaeaaam
Funeral of Mr ireiand
'l‘lul, illnorul oi ilonr) \\ 1111011 no .
lurid was bold iroln his into home lili
South \inin street on Saturday hill-r-
noon at 2:311 11 ('lUt l1 ’lllo sol-1 ll 0»;
now laurel} littl'lllloll illlll lllt'l‘t‘ were
11 number oi bountiful ilolul lliilulos
llul', \\‘..li , \Villit'lltllll. puslol oi tllrI
il‘irst Ill. lI), i‘llurl'll, (lilli‘lilll‘il. inter—
nllsni followed ill llivl'rsidv ('ollll'llIry.
'I‘llu pull lu-ul'ol‘rz worn lli'lllllt‘l' 1119111-
lmrn (ll (11.. (lol-nuswl troln i’lll'lls ’i‘l'iho
.\‘o 211, I, ll. ll, .\l., 3N follows: liut‘lls
.l_ Smith, L. l~2uuo11o Mill-hell, lCllwul'd
111111 111 Hill 1111 l—
i
l
l
Sophia Preseey,
’l‘ilovl’uul'l'ili of Sophia l’l‘vasoy. \vii‘o
Hi" i, ll. Preset-y. who tlli‘il ill her home.
Tllli Kosuuib Hll‘lfi‘i. liridpoport, on
\\'1-dno.~idu,\‘. Wily. “PM at her lulu homo
llt 212i" 1' io'Iit Hutul'lilll. lllii‘l‘llll'ill
wus- in illillllllllll til‘m’l' (Ii-lurivr)‘.
[Baby Cl'osley.
'l'iil' flillll'.ll hi'l‘Vlit‘S oi‘l'l‘ till‘ I‘ll
malim' ’ ”11b, l‘roulvi. liu' illluulllor
111 .‘ll ., ,l.ll".1.1l t‘rosii'y, wore iloili
l'rnlu ilit‘ liliiliit‘l"i4 homo, 7 lioulon
sll'ool. yesterday. llili‘l‘llii‘iil look
piol'l- in tho Noru'ulk ('vllllllol'y.
i MAN AND WlFE HELD FOR BUR-
.GLARY.
1 NEW HAVEN. Hop . 22.~ 'l‘llu lliluou
of VililImlzo l-iul'l'u 11nd Louiuu iiorl'u,
ills wil‘u. charged with burglary. were
ooutluuoll ill the City tillili'i. today. to
giro the police more time for lili‘t‘i-ill-
When Serra was arrested 1).
number of policy ellpa, together with
a list of those to whom ho had solo
slips. was found on him. Serra ill
sold under $3,000 and lilii who under
$1, 000 ball.
The case of Winfred Begun, champ,
ed with the theft of brass journals
from the New Haven road and who
new the police in Hurtlord a hard tuw
ele at the time of his arrest there. also
had his case continued.
A good adv. pays beat in the best
The Advantage
of Liberal
NeWspaper
Advertising
is Apparent
to the
Management;
Which is Alive
to its
Opportunities.
paper.
Clothingr
FOR YOUNG MEN
llleo-liutl' styles for
iiulljuulin'e
lu unoppy,
llil‘ Poll Ht‘lli’lill.
t'lolililiu in illi‘ Ill-1:1, rundydo-
wrnr l'iollliup lulllllI; llil‘l't’ is
llollllllp. butler.
Suits and Overcontfi, from
$18.00 up.
ANOTHER “BEST" ONE.
Crofut and Knapp Soft Hate,
$3.00,.S350, $4.00.
9.
Joseph Davis
BI WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Chronicler