it or, finds these; evenings
M: " mustflhe shiver still or will
‘ little lot of CANNEL
ethe lack of flannel, thus
"him nice and warm?
ANNEL in the grate will do
berwiu he'll likely rue it,
shun a cold most feafiul
Ould "sit by flames most
' Noland he’ll save himself
have your painting and paper-hang-
. {done Our experienced men can
Fit to your satisfaction. The
(ten are exceedingly low. Esti-
flutes cheerfully given. Special low
can or. paints and wall paper.
C OH E N
ll Water St. Tel. 342-13
Coal!
. :Buy a very high grade of Wilkes-
Barre Coal of William Eli’ron, 3 Row.
. on street, East Norwalh. Try a bushel
' and you will buy a ton,
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
'Also am paying 10 a lb. for rags
and best prices for rubbers, metals,
leather beds, etc.
’3' Tlair Mattresses
' RENOVATED
Upholsterlng and Repairing of An-
» ‘tique and Modern Furniture.
. Awnings. Slip Covers and Mattresses
' Made to Order.
[It will pay you to let no estimate
‘11 your work.
.‘KOHN
firms. 45 North Main St.
tiles for Hire
"Day or Night
D. TRAVIS
1440
o o
~ p, Cleanser
AND
DYER
‘24 NORTH MAIN ST.
. ’ > .
.. $3.00 '-
One ’0: the new fall styles in -
Douglas Ladies' Shoes. 'An
ideal winter walking shoe that
combines style, tit and durabil-
ty.
Keeler's Shoe “1 lore
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SOUTH NORWALK
..l -n.
t ' .‘F’. M?“ ‘-
For Future " Needs
Deposit even a small part of your-"income in
he South Norwaik Savings Bank
Opposite Hoyt's ‘Theatre.
Be Prepared“
for the cold weather and get
COOK STOVE with a Guarantee.
M. Laosle'
sou-m NORWALK?
15 ELY AVE.,
PHONE 722-12
8
.. . ' BUY.
Hazelton
Coal
The B. liershlield & Son Co.)
TEL. 294 122 WATER ST.
s
NEW HAVEN RBAD'S ‘
cums illlll
Speaks for Petition Asking Per
mission to Issue Bands at
$67.000,000
up
(BOSTON. Sept. 24.~Argumcnis on
the petition of the New York,
New
Haven and Hartford Railroad for au-
thority to issue 361000.000 of Convert-
ible debenture bonds were made be-
fore lhe Public Service Commission to-
day by Edward 1). Robbins. the road's
general counsel. and ll. 1.. ilrowu, ac
ing counsel for the commission.
t.
For the first time since the hearings
on the petition were opened, the mem-
bership of the board was
Everett E. Stone. former mayor
Sprifiglicld,
Congressman George 1’. Lawrence 0
the (,‘ommisslon, made his initial
warnnco today.
At the opening of the session Coal
complain.
of
who succeeded former
ll
ap-
r.
man Frederick .l. Manhood explained
the payment to him by the New llzl‘
\‘on road of 8700, last March. to which
ailtllltitln‘wWilS called in the nowspzl»
pors today. llo said that the phylum
it
represented tho Now iiavon‘s share of
the compensation lixml by tho imgisla’
lurv of 1007 to the members of
Mossai‘husvlts Railroad
‘Fprluullold, Muss.
The New Haven rond'u nocd of ll
“7.000.000 bond issue was t-nlpbuslm
by .(fouunol Robbins in his nrgunwul.
llovilwluu lcsllmouy .zlvun ut ll
hvnrlug ho Hllmvnll thin $lil,illlll,ili
wul llvodrd to nu-ot unit's luuturll
inn”. 1,
(ll-luminous willful! duo li‘uh. l no
and $1,000,000 more at lntorvnls dur-
lm: tho rout of lilll. Now ouhlpluuht
cosllnu $0,000,000 is nomlwl lmlorn ll
mill or lllll nod imprm‘omcnls and In
lcrmruls or the railroad pmpcrly w
(rout $12,000,000 more.
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...... r . . . . . .
., 'e.'.;.’.;.'.;.'¢'4\!g.’+fig '59" ‘
I ,, Ii.l,n,l,l§l .n.l,n.o
lbul $0,000,000 uddlllounl l.
ill“:
(‘ommissioll
for their services in ('onum‘lion \i'ltll‘
the development oi” the rive-2* front rlt‘
ll
‘-
0
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I.
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ll
;terms of contracts for raising funds,
1 President Elliott, he said, was too.
i!
. . u‘ 4
> [n .1 Nougat... ..» " ”i"
f ‘ if», ; dooooooom
f; .
' Hamilton. 43.321; lverelt (2. Benton. located by Mrs. flows in a clock. She
lt)’, 6.319.
‘ Democratic party for the nomination
. ‘No one dealerslwayo otters’everylhlnx at lowest price“.
, alga imprints alone wssvthe guidenbuylng would be easy. to all
,0 us. . ‘ ,
. ', Many ot'ushave reason to know that the character and
deputation of the seller are of equal or more importance
the price. so select with great care the firm who is at the other
end oi the deal. ‘ . '
Select The Hatch. & fiflllBY‘COr—for their many years of
fair dealing prove their integrity and there is the satisfac-
tion or knowing that quality and price are sure to be right.
The Hatch 81 Baileyo Company.
a"
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
33 South Main so, South Norwalk ,
Wonderful values in Early FallvModels of Women's Suits, Coats,
Dresses,'Skirte and Waists. Search where you like throughout the
length itnd breadth! of this country and you will find nothing to equal
these values. We invite your inspection and oomparlson with any-
thing that is today “being shown around town. A fine array of novel
colorlngs suitable for both street and evening wear.
WE ALTER FREE.
We are the largest dealers in this state.
‘\,‘~.}. \“f. \_‘ ~ - X‘ ‘.‘ \A‘ \ ‘\ VA '3‘ \‘x ‘-
‘ u I- I ,I
‘<“‘\ n\:‘\
Leading Dry Goods Store
" Gazette Building, Norwalk
, Tristram and ' Hyatt v.
“a, «a, u.‘;'..: I 4
‘ Silk and. Wool Poplins
yard. Crepe de Chene of silk and cotton.
Cotton Brocaded Tussahs. 45c.
-;-~ -,--f-,r.v, 'r“;"‘i U.‘-n”:-i-zx¢ ‘
Dainty * Dress Silks
, .
All of the new and standard alludes and most'popular materials including. All Silk
Cashmere DeSoie. Messalines and Crepe De Chines.
A great variety of Wash Silks, 36 inc-hes wide; The ever popular Suesenc Silks, all colors, 390 a
Dainty and durable, 39¢ a yard. Yard wide Silk and
The Latest Novelties in Buttons and Trimmings
i
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"'-,r '1‘
117'
II
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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 'Goode, new and second~
Hand, at Lowest Prlces.
Come in before you go elsewhere.
M. GUTKOWSKY
WE BUY SECOND~HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES.
Tel. 419.
.\‘lr. Robbins said that because of
tho existing state of the money mar»
hot the olilcors and directors of the
company believed it necessary to ls-
sue $07,000.000 in convertible dobcu-
tures. The issue has been underwrit-
ten and the company is assured of the
money, he said. unless prevented from
obtaining it by the laws of Massachu-
setts as administered by its Public
Service Commission.
Suspicious seemed to be entertain-
Repairing of Watches
Calendars,
Split Seconds. Walchcs and old An-
tique (‘locks
Chronographs. Repeaters.
Balance Stuffs,
llair Springs,
Click Springs,
Forks, Cylinders,
Case Springs, l-Ito.
. , Watch Glass (best kind! ........ 10.:
ed, Mr. Robbins said. that the oom- Main Springs ............... fills up
puny intended to borrow more. money Watch Cleaned ............... 75c, up
Watch Repaired $1.50 up
Nowhere can you get your repairs
done better.
All Jewelry and Optical Goods Repair-
ed in Best Possible Manner.
Charles Brand
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER.
than was really needed and that its
oliicers and directors were iguorantol
financial renditions in the world‘s,
money market and were sacrificing?
the interests of the company by the.
lug great difficulties and it would be!
unreasonable to suppose that ho \vouldl
incur a considerable increase of inter-1 JEWEL-ER AND OPTICIAN.
ost charges unless this seemed to himl155 Washington St. South Norwalk.
newssm'y for the sale. economical and: Opposite noyl'g 'l‘heutre.
efficient. administration ollhcrullroudd WATCH FOR THE NAME
The attorney declared the directors, '
were men connected with olhcr buxom
corporations which have to borrow:
grout sums and tin-y were not snorant ' ‘ WW" ”W" ’"“*“""’
of money market conditions. fed as follows: Edward P, llnrry, o"
Previous tum-s of drboulu‘os hullj llostou', limitii‘; lilvbnrd ll. Limit. 0i.
m-v-n madu without ohjevlion, Mr. Rob- l"rnmluuhum, 30.2011; Harry’s nullor»
icy, 7.874.
in a roulost for tho llupuhli up "our.
llltlllml for static lrcuxuror (‘hurlog l..
ilurrvll' of Boston, dul'unll-d Muurlv'o
Kano, or Whitman, by ovl-r 30.000.
‘wllllo for tho Hillllt- plum- on lllt‘ llom
orrnllo liclwl l’ri'lli‘l‘li‘h’ \i', llausllold.
ol‘ lloslou, disposed ol .iosuph l.. l',
Slxifmulr. of (liliullrlduv, by almost llll
drum a margin, .
'l'hc min in tho primary WM llu'.
Habit-st ovor thrown in u Hillttgwldl'f
"olliorl, a lrlllo of 00,000 enrolled liv
pnbllmus and has: than 70000 ileum»
('rllln vnslinu their ballols,
'l‘lw polls in many of tho C‘llil‘ti did
not vireo until u ronplu of hours lw-
l’orlv llllllllli‘ll1,lillil its llwrs warn ulnnl’
lili'ill ililllitlilri, llu- result. for the N!-
llrl- ululu was not lohlwn uulil aun-
rbw today.
All throu- lllil'lioll will
Conventions lloxi Wm l., m udopl pint
forms for the onlnpuluu. '
u... ~. E...__u............m.w a
REGRETTED TAKiNG POlSON TOO:
bibs said. and h»: art-died that couwrt‘
lblv howl.» more a 'ommon and ll'lllt'li
lawns-d form oi security and not» au-
to «l 511' the law. oi Massachusetts.
BAY STATE FAi‘lllES
BEGIN CAMPAIGNS
W
rosl‘uti, Supt. 3i. disarm; :mlm-L
i-d ll‘li‘ll' l'llndldulva for all state Milfor-
“ ‘ml ulmubt 1'1; of tho li‘Qlf‘leHl‘i‘ lll
yvrlvrday‘g primaries, tho llu'oo util-
vlally roiomdxvd polllllzll parties hr»
3:. n llm. l-zmlpuluu today‘ hit the :«iulu
l'l'fi‘lli'il up Nuwmlu'r ll. with Lli‘lli.‘
(:ovornor [lurid l_ “dish, ol l“lil‘lllllll'fl,
llndiu: l‘ilr Humorous, i'llill‘il'!‘ S.
llird, lll’ \Yltllioll‘, HM! Pfilill‘ohpllou,
0nd t‘oulu‘v roman Ana-using l', (lard
nor. of Hamilton. thr- liopubliounr.
llurlu'; tho vwxl l\\0 Wettli‘l othvr
l'ulldidolun lolly l-ulor lilo Hold for unv-
ornnr by nomination papers and lt'
wuu rumorml today lhigtifiévdruorhu-
3: lv‘ws vullzht rnu 'l‘or a fourth
,‘lorm by such imlobcudmlt methods.
i.iclli..(lovoruor Walsh and Mr, mm
with their pianos at tho hood of their
,ronpmslivo tlckstu without opposition,
but Congressman Gardner lllltl to die» The polar)“ wng my”; mm“; a fit of
pose of 001. overall (3. Benton, 0i.tho blues a day or two ago and since
Belmont in Wit” to gain party itfiii‘ Ethnt time Mr». itowo had said she had
wms'rnn, Hopi. Zlu~ lira.
M, Roe. wife or S. 14‘.
her home on tho Torrllurton rand dub
log the nluht of arsoulonl polmnlnx.
' omhlp. Tho toll“ rots oi the stale lorno reason for taking it. and regretted .
the Republican candidates for governt doing so. Thé’r‘lrug hall been in the
or was: Augustus P. Gardner. of mouse {or six years. having been not»
of itelmont, 37,002; Gardner's moist-{was 86 years old and tastes. belittle
lher husband, a daughter. ‘
There was a lively contest in the w~amflgw
i Good tenants are to be hum-for
i......... Ewan...” ~.-E..,._‘... . “E
"I Want to Learn the Top Prices
For
All Kinds of Junk
Rubber Tires, Metals,
Beds, re a lb. for Rags, 25c per
100 for Newspapers, 35¢ per I00
for magazines.
G. Yourdisky
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave._rSo. Norwalk.
,. MOTOR RUN FOR DAY NURSERY
changed for the honor and promises a
glorious afternoon for the Motor Run
tomorrow.
(‘L‘l'lillll being thus
ibo‘nfl‘nir ought l0 prove most enjoya-
ble to all.
the way and can be made espociallyl
Pd
nearer the Sound.
Grocn, Norwalk, before 2 o'clorlt. i'lilrh
Norwalk and got the Day Nursery flags
raugunwnls at The (tn-cu will he in
LATE, i,
Kilt-iii“ ‘
[town died at ’
Call 912
Feather
TOMORROW.
The weather seems to he definitely
The only clement still un-
probuhly assured
Bovs
The. road to Greenwich is good all?
pleasant il‘~iho Post Road is abandon-j
at the lndlan Field Road bclow
Stamford and the run continued
through the lowly and shaded roads
Belle linven, with
and oxlcuslvo
its beautiful homes
views of the Sound should be vlsilrl
either lltrl'tlri‘ or after the stop at the
i'ldgowood lun. Greenwich, where the
is to be served.
Hello Central ammmsms
l ~— . ,
H. Kneger & Co.
The Leadingr ilutlitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
Choose Now and Pay
Later. Car Credit Terms
Enable You to Wear-the
Best of Everything.
AND GthS’
CLOTHING
for School, Opening
Bring in your boys and girls and we will [it them
so that they may be proud of themselves.
‘ mefiaa
ssmmwm
‘32:»
-p,
K" "
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.L.‘
BfiEEWBE
those cards will simply the mailm-
ol serving and will save much time
for all cont-muted.
The Edgewood inn odors delightful
The main .pnrly, including all who
wish to join ll, whether already on
rolled or not, will assemble at The
driver of it our is urged to stop at
(“pudenhmvs in Norwfilk. 0f ,1”. surroundings. good lllllsli‘, mrcllcnt
Stillsou-l’ow‘oll phammw In South food", the committee offers a warm
welcome and all possible attention to
Pili'll duo’s comfort. Thu combination
should draw together tomorrow at] the
friends of tho liay Nursery as well as
all those who wish to ouioy 1hH ulory
ol‘ lhvsv unlllmn days.
WW l
APPROPRIATE!) $900 FOR ROAD
WORK.
Last niulll llw Norwolh
l‘lwlllunlr- hold it llll'i‘llllll u: nhls-h linu-
llu~y upprouriniml $000 for Halo roufl
work to thr- mm m' \\'wstpoll Hill.
The slot.- will pay lin'w-I’ourllm ol' the
amount and lilo $000 Pillll‘luvulllfi lllt,‘
muoubt rumirml ol’ the will. 'l‘lu- work
Will Ellll‘l Ill ohm '
with which to ill'i‘Ol‘i’lll‘ his our. Ar‘
rhurar- or Miss llrmullinucr. chairman
of tho committee. and Mrs. Wad-s-
worth, our of tho mmnlu-rs. tho lino
hclut: led by llr. \\'ndsworlh‘s our.
The uuosls will be n’ulcouml at tho
ion by tho other uwmlwrs of tho ('(illh "
minor. hilsn .iruuiuus, Mrs. Muu‘u.
Mrs. llipson, \lrs. llllllllllli'l‘ and .\ll.>.:
llooruln.
A new plan lz; lo l-o usnd in («on
"(Will)“ \l‘llll lllt‘ rvil‘l-sllnlvuls. 'l‘horv
art-him: at the inn will liud at tho
i'llll‘illll'ri of tho lllll llll‘ ('nlllillllll‘l‘
lnomln-rs who urn in t-lmrm- of the out “a.“ i
tomohilou. 'l‘lwso ludlvr» will ulw 00' ”M“ “WWW” i
llnill'll' ')l'
to mull nunsl us bayou-bl in uludv l'n' Til .1 N FquRfilS
it :"
“HUM A l} =l 1
o ruizlll bard prlblvd with
Tim low of
the rid",
the word "Iii'i'r‘i'nlllnitllld."
m
' ‘ ' Ct lgc Henry Dimlmd. _
.. . . . ,. r .r. n. .y. ' "‘1... ...~:.. u“ ,;.n..r-.- u. urj. luv
fifé’gfifztfhfgaff”I‘lcafiil‘zjo'f? louuvl u 1w .‘ ‘vltl this nill rlwml ul 32in
. llllr : l'”, 2‘31! l'lli'li ltll'vm, llridzo
port ll» is Mmlvml by bill with, life.
ll. ll, illumnd, of South errnuih. und
rt. H, illmoml u: out. "lip, in; dulmll
lul‘n. Mary l., lll'lumd null .‘ilrfi, ll, ll
llull both oi till". l‘ili‘ linv~ ll-l'uld
ll. llmtl‘dl tri‘ llw l'lll’h titrlml l‘mml‘w
lldwn‘
.. r»
. Does Your Plumb» {i
log Need Attention”;4
m-?s- in
It is always bout to
truth or I [Mlllllllllltz rt-palr wluu: .
MM! 1 ’i liuilolllll rhurv'll. will oli‘lvlnll'.
will im in lalkmlvw wulololy.
It first atom, lwuoum its to:
tlmwy in to grow worse with ‘9
1' neglect. u
dponser c. Horton.
Slipper!“ V, ”will”, lllli' oi limwtw
toll's oldest and mold illulily respected
citizens, died at the bound or his broth-
‘or, ‘.‘albnn '1'. llorton, or lllvlcy, iii. Y).
yesterday mornlng. after a short ill-
ness. Mr. Horton was on a visit at
the time of his demise. The funeral
armless will be held from his into
home, in Reunion avenue. notice or
which will be siren later. He loaves
fa wile, one daughter. Mrs. lrvlng ’l‘.
I litoleman. or ltowsyton, and one son.
‘ 23. (flyae Horton. of ilrookvllls. Canada.
A good adv. pays best in the best.
Mime
You will aim,» murh
'ble, by 'phonlng or sending to '.
nu wllcnevnr any purl. o! your.
maxillary equipment appears to
be out of order in the loan”... ‘
, repairs
moon in the long room
place. your plumbing problems
“on our shoulders, and we will.
'Iolve “them promptly and mm .
for liEllltBell’dnt-SOVGI‘HOP’ whim» resulb the adrertising.
l
l a
I u.
The Advantage
of Liberal
NeWspaper
Advertising
is Apparent
to the
Management
Which is Alive
to its
Opportunities.
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l
Clothing
FOR voouu Men
in :«uuppy. uplollulr mpw “for
the Full drawn. lll‘llJilllllll'ti
i‘lull'loi: l» :hv
vlo'llilll'.
nolb‘mn bM'vr
Suits and Overcome,
$18.00 up.
ANOTHER "BEET" ONE.
Crofut and Knapp Salt Hate,
$3.00. $3.50, $4.00. ..
Holly'w
in
lllml,
mmlr: lllvrv
Wi'lli'
from
Josep he Davis
“ WAOHING‘TON STHEIT,
IDUTH ‘NOflWAl-K. GONN.
Norwalk Chronicler