but am ii‘ilim it
hti’nued from Eighth Page).
. ‘bwoy down and had a good {and
Wm when the blaze was reached.
n. whim, of East Norwulk, as-
Mr. Aiken throughout the firo‘r
believe that the“ steamer saved
, _ doctor the firemen. After the
Method been checked, the steamer
(Wed to Fidel street from Oyster
, Point, where it was coupled to
wdruht, furnishing power for the“
__ which was.,poured upon the
“flowering mine. ‘
,. Coal Fire Was Hot.
The Cox coal inns were destroyed
itbe names, Which set fire to his
W‘atock. Contrary to the belief of
mymt the firemen the tire in the
col was extinguished betore'the night
was over. ’
"V Recall at 11 O’clock.
..While the Norwalk and South Norv
Wm.-
v
S The Time
The
Esti-
satisfaction.
low.
matesmheerfully given. Special low
”prices or paints- and wall paper.
‘. COHEN
4‘ to Water e. Tel. 342-13
to your
hi «it
exceedingly
088 are
maltose!
‘ Coal!
Barre Goal of whom union, 3 now-
In street, [Snot Ntzn'wnlli. Try it bushel
nd you will buy a ton.
Viral” ,_
but the Norivalk ateemormbo stopper
0 w. 3
l
in“ “new on e
timo,.arter the conflagration had been
gotten under control, the East Nor—
walk boys stayed at work until the
recall notinded at 11 o‘clock.
' ‘wire Companlel Suffer.
All the companies having wires in
front or the fire suffered damage. The
Southern blew England Telephoni;
Company, the United Electric Light
and Water Comptwy, the Connecticut
Company, and East Nonwalk Elet‘tric
Works each suffered a loss. The first
two companies had men at work as
soon as the heat would permit and teleo
phones and lights were working by
night. The work was but temporary
but is being permanently repaired to-
day. New poles must be erected to re-
pluce those eaten by the flames and
new cables must be strung. The work,
taken, as a whole, is tremenduone.
First Consolidation Fire.
This was the first consolidation fire,
The firemen' of South Norwalk, East
Norwnlk, Norwalk, and Rowayton, sev-
eral ot the latter being on hand by
«chance, worked shoulder to shoulder
and there was nothing but the best of
Special Goods Sales
i
of us.
end of the deal.
Select The Hatch
, HERE are } Several Wilys ,
_ to Buy Lumber ‘
No one dealer alwayj offer: , everything at lowest prior—
and if price alone was the guide. buying would be easy to all
Many of on have reason to know that the character and
reputationlof the seller are of equal or more importance than
the price, so select with great care the firm who is at the other
&‘l3uil‘ey.Co.-—~ior their many years oi
fair dealing prove their integrity and there is the satisfac-
tion of knowing that quality and price are sure to be right.
The Hatch & Bailey Comp
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
‘ ‘V‘J'I
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a ',/“I-l»"/‘,l , _ ,
\‘K‘\‘\‘\$\-\‘\-\&\i\‘\‘\‘
57/” iv aim/aria,
Leading Dry Goods Store
-- . Tristram ”and Hyatt
Gavette Building, Vorwalh
\ ‘ \,‘p\.. 5‘ x,‘\‘ g- \‘g‘
ibi—nlh-r',";uiar -1- v;
now Suite, Skirts, Dresses and Waists.
Mylihave your painting encumber-hang l at Price Revolutio: S,
kimono. Our exmrienced men can.
$1.50 Gold Plated Spectacles 75c
$4 Gold-filled Eye Glasses ..... $2.00
$4 Gold-filled Spectacles ...... $2.00
ilu‘ye Lenses Fitted, each 50c to $1.00
5 Prescriptions Carefully Filled.
i'iil‘l‘orent Kinds ’l‘hormomMore 50c up
li‘irsH-luss llnromotor ...... $3.00 up ter one than the other.
i, Nowhere can you get your repairs
done better.
(lhnins and ii‘oh (‘hulns ..... 25c up‘ .,, , .. . .. .rl. ... .5
Solid Scarf Pins """"""" 50c up nutter flit. fightns ] hnu Lin biill, f;
Solid t‘ull‘ liullous
Very Nice (Iiotrlls
.tlood Ainrm (lltn'lis from $1.00 to $10
.. $1.00 to $4.50
. . $4.50 to $8.00
lNichol Watches i'roln
[Sill'ill‘ Whit-hes l'rom
tloid~lillod \‘x'ull-‘Eim
, .
‘ $7. $8. $12. $15, $20, $2.;
Buy a "9“." high “3‘19 0f \i'llkes— Waitham, Elgin, Standard, Swiss, Etc.
Charles
bOc up
$1.00 icy-$16.00
fig {a n d ‘n Svnllut‘l l‘t'lllll'ii‘i'. “llvliovi- mo, ilior-‘o f
' mun should be paid well in kindness "
515 Main St., Stamford.
The Paris’ Cloak '& Suit House
33 South Main St., South Norwalk
We might tell you here u lot of nice things about our handsome
We might say
perfect in Style, best in ounlity and host to buywall of which would
be the truth, llut it would be for better for youmnnd ns—i’or you
to come to this store and see with your own eyes how they look
and fit, and judge for yourself if they are best for you l()“l).uy. liuy
later if you wont to, but look now. The Style Store for Ladies.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 South Main St, South Norwaik.
' WE ALTER FREE.
9.
g.
g.
I . , l .
‘ g . The worm and comfortable kind that give wool satisfac-
53—. : tion'a‘t a cotton price.
>‘\
B
with ,(lords and Frogs
they were
signs, for children.
Wool Blankets of all sizes and weights.
feeling, with healthy rivalry in do bet-
Best Volunteer Firemen In Werld.
"’l‘lw Norwnlhs posses the bust vol-
and l‘bnve traveled extensively and
hnve been intimately ncquninti'd with _
various departments all over the noun ' “
try", n strnnucr was orcrhonrd to ox-
i‘ltillll dul'iiu the work yvsiorduy, lie
wns u ooinnu‘rviul irm’olvr, judging
from his general muhollp and his sni-
clnil, but refused to uivo his pump to
Buy Beacon Blankets
Beacon Bath Robe Biankets— Cost but $2.50, complete,
Beecon Crib Bla ketswA large assortment of ideal de-
A Complete Stock of ,Comfort'ables at Low Prices.
on run nun
WALL S'l‘lilili‘l‘. Mill n. In
" Slovks dowlopcd n holler (one u: 1w
tlny‘s opening, receiving some inmw
ins from London,
where Aumrimi- ‘.
H. Krieger e Company
untiernlly were all n higiiwr lent.
The i‘vuturq was New lilll’trfl,WiliA‘li.l‘Mi
bonded to the nrlilirution or its pro
posed bond ismu‘ with n. ‘3 point gnarl.
-\moricnn 'i‘cluplmnc insults itlft) drr
The leading Millinery Store
nnd good will by citizens for lllp work ‘.-'._
it in simply pl‘i :i1 and
Tab 441- Tel. 441.,155 Washington St. South Norwaik.
‘ OppOSite Hoyt'n Theatre—Upstairs.
WATCH FOR THE NAME. ,
\\'orn unli'hos und clocks, old izold t'ltlillliIL’ und their lunllh when tbir)’
und s'ilwr iukvu ni hinu‘si price in are Rollin); nothing for “n.
exchange in buying new goods. 5
Hair Mattresses lid
‘RiNuVAlEll incrementing
lophoisterlng and Repairmg of Am 140R HlRE
l
i ‘ “(We and MOdel‘n Furniture. l l' l' i it id u 1*. lllllii‘ltlllli
- . noun .‘itlg'i‘i or s, ‘i.’ ‘3 : z t,
. wnin 5 Sb Covers and Mattressesi . . . .
‘A 9 ' i3 l DAY 0R NlGHT~ ;\\'iih Your lili'li holding it hose litllllllllg
i
l
l
l
l
. liiov are doing
Also am paying in n lb. for rugs '. ‘ , 1',” .. ii ,‘i‘ Hm, illvil‘ 1,
and best prices for rubbers, nictais,. to Hi. lulu l mun. n l l ..
leather beds, etc.
i Biggest Fire Vet.
”M" l .\'or\\nlk line bud mnuy oxh-nsivv
lfll'wz, but lll‘l'l‘l' one‘ of the proportions
Ul‘ yusii-rdny‘s (-onl‘lngrntiuu, The tire
shout-d rourlllsivoly than our i’iro-i’iclit.
lug ltll‘i'i‘ is («oinposml ol’ lifters, for tho
‘wuy they attached the Homes in tho.
Made to Order, ,I _ , .
Into the soothing, rourlng lurluu'o nu-
": WI" pay you to let us estimate CALgx i). (IRAVIS :oilim- hose 0er would wot down tin»
n your work. . .
jmcu so llmt they could \\‘lllll-lltliltl tho
PHONE 1440' ‘ltil‘l’ilili‘ hunt. 'i‘Udr «syolnslios \i't'l‘i‘
,‘slnu‘od off mui their runner touts and .j!
' " ,liUUlS moltiui, lnu rim huge never lnil~
cred. (luv has” nun haul n mun from,
:Ntn'wnik, (llli‘ from South Norunih’, nib A
' . . iothor from linst Norwnlh, and one
i ,i’or got uIl’rom ltownyton (buying it into the
l ,COOK STOVE with a Guarantee, "iirmwt of the blaze in New :stl‘m'i,
5 l East Norwalk Yacht Club Saved.
M ' L ' R 0 S E rq iln lulhl ,\o1u.|.il in lit uh build,
. ' uu.‘ lll x onlr (lllt‘ on ihx, \"osi sldi" ‘
:15 ELY Ava, ‘ ‘ - “ _
PHONE
AKOHN,
Phone 336-4 45 North Main St. 1
. {Be Prcpnrcdm
.r_3,'r.r,---‘ ». i:
mith 1
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Cleanser l
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the cold wcuther and
SOUTH NORWALK : m“
2 2 - l 2 '
7 lsturti-d two doors youth, nud till: its, 3’
liln: club building, iind this none tlu u
DYER
i call 9 1 2 Prepared for the Worst.
‘ ‘ .ll lllt‘ first part oi lln- fire it looked
iI Want to Le'rll'll the Top PrlCES'uv ll llli‘ old (‘uloniul Mill, in which lliu‘
E For l’l‘riumph t'olniun i‘onipnni’ in now ll-
1 ' mini, must no with the root of tin-
1A1] Klnds 0f Junklhll‘lli'llll‘iib‘, All the tlillllil)‘t'lt~ and vi
iRubbcr Tires. Metals, Feather , lint-rs worked i'm'urinlll)‘ nud well, not.
; , Beds. 1C 3 lb- for Rags. 25‘: Per 1 (in: out ull the papery. und oi'l'im- nonin-
' EHOD lOi' NdwspiipCrS, 35L: pL'I' IOObncut, riltlmunh lllv building :zii‘llililil
lfor magazmesz it‘rom tho nun-re bout, it wan.- nol on
l
', D lliro. end the oilim- utensils, rvudy In
., , our 1S y fnultuuolillvm to ho \vlilehod nwnv, wm‘o
pm)", 912, 27 Ely AWL, 80. Noma‘k,‘rviurnmi to their places towurd ov-
; “f 24 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
v-
, BUY
Hazclton
» Goal
The B. llersbliold 8: 501100.
122 WATER or.
Don’t lie tinny
‘i-ulnu.
Trllck Han Accident,
' [in its wny down \‘l'uldiluglon hil‘ru'l
, lto tiw lire )‘I"lli‘l'illl,\‘ ul‘lornoon lin-
:ln buying FllltNl’l‘lllllS. lliNIll‘iTl timiillll Wi-ll llnnh uml Mulder il'urh
imokml into ilu‘ unmn oi A. l". llvl'lo
i
llino lino Ilini we nro liliiitVlllL'. ut mo,
‘ l‘mnn 5i. (‘0. The bin white lliil‘ui' run
, lnwuy, dw‘pliv hi'ili‘ltl‘ lirnt-ltvn‘n nt-
: (li‘iillll to hold llllli. When lll‘u *lwn lot
‘M, GUTKOWSKY : no of l.lii' rvinw ho slipped mul lull, the
‘At the Former Auditorium Buildind 1“""" MW"! “HIM": um- Mu no w»
i 'lwnmm (‘illlLLlll on the lllllillllillilli' ol'
1 87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
ltrouwly low prloon.
TEL. 294
| _
,Aliu-ri Morculi, in'rnltlnn n iorwnrd
Wt luv '1‘” im liv‘irnu ~. ‘ . ~
5 l. “i: lii‘ "ii l ““5 ‘lluni mid bundlnu tho mudnunrt'. 'l‘bin
,hold the wnnon hit the horse mnli'i-
a
. ,. u‘w‘ . . . ,. - ~ 31‘ 5 or r - . gum] bin mud pnmrmxtll n i'olliniim with
WtfiégfifiéwaWSSWWfimgggg lino loner or the Worlds i‘ool ('omunui
lie wnn hold down until
‘ ill) SOUlh NOI'WEik SiWiflgS Bank Iii bin property being moved.
_ili.amount to am: utmhc‘bof, ‘ ,. rysum, WCW' ‘ time. $53 No “mm" Hum
.7 «hermit Boxer mower. .
we
‘ ri- ,_"'.
a:
leerions nature of the fire,
in" the bridge that wns saved. The iiro‘,
wuy llEil'li iitznlur‘l tlw lll‘m‘zu slmtlifll
llll' lil‘mnvu finding it possibil- to sum“ '1
Hello ‘ entralfin planking cl llnv bridge muzd limo,
3 burn lun‘ncd, |
W [N 1“}; i‘iOllvy‘ALKC, illuyvd umrlwd limiu- -<. the (‘ililVi‘l‘il-
2.. bio bonds zulvilllhuu l 12. LPt’itlé-i‘ll
" ‘5 if.) \ ' 5' ' -‘ (1 ~ . t f i: ‘ll - .‘l n-l, .\.1.l:.‘.::z 5? t’ *v -' :5 ’i
I ‘ "l: i ‘5‘ ThIS title ‘ve O 110!" aSSllnle on O “'1 lb: lilllfiillillifi‘ ‘::lll'-l‘ll!71‘i'(‘l< 'lilililllv zilih
‘ ,. linudinu .lm-«.il'wl :u Eur ‘ xvlvr slight:
mere vanity or breggedocio
" ,3 but is given to us by the ma-
9:?" lority ofthe women who have
been buying their . hats from us
for many years; We are told every
, minute of every day that we have
i 5 the largest and best selection of
Shapes and Fancy Feathers in the City and
that our Millinery assortment compares fa-
vorably with the largest department stores
in New York. Therefore we feel justified in
calling ourselves the Leading Millinery Store
in The Norwalks.
We want every woman who knows quality
and style to visit our store. You are allowed
to try on as’many Hate as you like. whether
you intend purchasing or not. Our prices
are positively at least 25 and 50% lower than
the same Hats can be purchased in stores of
the largest cities. Here you can suit your
purse, and whether you buy a hat for $150 or
$15, you receive the same courteous treatment. .
Our Famous Charge Account
System is at Your Disposal
WEI SOLICI 1‘ Charge Accounts and allow you to selil ,: bits in contin-
uous tmaii Weekly or Semi-monthly Payments.
'i‘szi REASON we inaugurated this Very easy payment plan in pref-
erence to monthly or longer terms, is because on the old charge up
plan of 80 days or more you are not any better off at the end then at
time of purchnee. You debt. becomes burdensome and hard to meet.
ESTABLISH YOUR CREDI l‘ with us and your good name wi i be
worth more to you than a bank account, as we can clothe you and your
whole family from hand to foot, and furnieh your home from collar to
elite. all on our Easy Payment Plan.
)il't’H'SEil‘i‘,
, .
‘ Wort.- hold a:
t‘.ln:ldl.;:l l'mrii yiwltlid .t
twin: or rim ()lN,IllllL. but .- non l‘llw
l‘ri(«‘~
an! or 'l».~
ldilinw: m <in.iu
ll.|ll
t‘i't‘li. nil.-
': . 2.x.» 'lin iw 1r.
illllili militant
,Funcrai of Henry 'latbeis.
'l‘hv 1‘lil"‘.'.ll wrap of 'lu- i
ileum Hubris. nixl : \wn- :mmuud-
‘0‘ a. wry iurjh- uzni. my or iii: 27.} ml 4.
llonw. :u-i '\i:‘:iu
Slri‘ci, (it 2;..0 o‘clock ,H‘sw-rdny z'i:
ternoozi. After the nil-m: intd lll'tli
concluded llll‘ body, :mrommniql
the (llfiornnl sovir"n~s ni‘ uhirh .‘di.
lintheis was it former monitor. wu’J
token to the Norwnlk (winch-1‘3. whom
his
:in impressive prnyor Wilr given by
llov, .l. llvnton \\'»~rnur. of (iron;
t‘lmrtb. A dvlenaniou of Von-runs oil
t'ompnny i“ stood at illii'illlim while
it firing sound of lbr- some rotnpnng,
under the rommnnd or n w‘ruwsni,
" " fired :1. vollv}. nl‘tr r which li'rvd t‘hnmb
ior sounded illIN. 'i‘hvrn- was .in
ubnndnm'u oi‘ lmmiiiul floral pious
which new will by tho diffwroui aw
(li'lll‘5 and his friends. Tlir
lu‘nrvrr.‘ were ('nuimlinnu \l‘lizv. (“in-r."
i‘lizli'h :~
itali-
lil' l’olim» Inniui'l'lnutl. "l
Kt‘llil}.‘_l§, iiiill'g-v \\'. llnyinoird.
ilniluitn and James tlordim.
‘lal v
'i‘ln- ril- ulnr illi‘ll'lilY nu ozin‘. ol' l'w
Nurwnlh ,‘\i‘Tlt \o in», l’l..l< i‘imi tin
dor oi’ l~I:|L:l--~'. will ‘w
ball on \\‘.lil street. lnui'li‘.
llllit'll ilil.
livid " $1M"
‘imili. 'l
lilliilli‘u will by
WW W 7 . \
We Are First to
Sbowtbc Advanced
Styles of Autumn
‘ tl‘ll
l"illl
only
Nina
l'lll'lli'lllitl‘ won .iul \ o l'l'.
li‘illl ilit‘ (iliinrl‘
Iloinwnl will main *‘hu‘
i‘I-Iviuni" 1
in" “moi“
lH‘m to limit ,i:
Vol‘li Mil-w.
Nliliiy \‘H.llll“l‘ lit '9." “ i“
only u mum-r oi u in M.» iii.-
lil lumrivr vlo'hm «\‘l' l; l .
rwxlhll m imli' winnfor:
l'm‘v .I lUHh all lilll
“Wear .1 Bonjmuin.”
.‘iiillti bud Hyurronin from
................ $18.00 up
.. $12.00 on
'«iji'lV‘.
"l”iotlwl‘nll" ll'onl
While thé South Norwaih boys were;
it was remarkable, considering the giving their attention to the East Nor-
that no walk fire. Box 4 sounded in alarm on Cnrthy,
. . fireman was injured. There were a the South Norwaik side or the
. , ntuppod llllli.
z? the excitement won over. Mr. Max» ““5”" W” tried ""9“” “WM"
, 3:. gun's: our in tenured. weer? ...... $1.50 and $2.00
' “i w‘ " H """" ’3‘”
"' i": l llort .l, lirunairnpp, of blunt Norwnlk, a
: 9": who lied on nutomoblie, ti number of ,
it eduéied from every pay envelope and it: no...» in... .,......m.. m n... 7- , <
, D o d o .:..: and wall paper, and other businefio number or narrow common, but, cattle The i‘ilt‘it‘i‘th detachment went to the (1ieorgetown,’wae somowhnt improved
9903!“? m I'll? equipment utoron m Gamble‘g gimp, from a few alight burns, no one won scone nnd found it chimney fire at rll today. Dr. Tracey, who in attend'ng
if: suffered a complete to”, M W1 of actually injured. nnymom‘l airoei. This was extinguish- the boy, stated that he did not he»
ud without difficulty. Here there are internal injuries. nl~
' Another Fire '3 cake.
w... w— M
The condition of little Johnny Mon ”10 body.
who was struck by the auto. M
river., mobile of, Major David ii. Miller, of
though: there are several bruises on
ADVERTISE iN THE" GENTI‘NKL
Joseph Davis
‘36 WASHINGTON STREET. ,
SOUTH MORWfiLK. CONN.
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Norwalk Chronicler