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.,
to cone or Missions.
W Mellon Commenced This
Morning In Boston.
N, Now 8.~—A two dttys’ see
,9 ,38th annual nteetiug ot' the
, ’ti Board of Missions. was op-
‘ thePnrk Street Church in this,
it: easy. After a brieLtlovotlonai
chine delegates at once proceed-
business; The report of the
or Miss Sarah Louise Day.
it at the receipts tor the past
were $271,825. and the. expendi-
156,47l. The deposit for build-
amounts to $1,000. The cash on
posit. with the. American Board for
limitations for lililti is $ll3.3hi.
cash bulnnce in the treasury, Oc-
r 18. was 81,000.
, summary of the otrcign work was.
resented in print. it showed tltut
, Woman's Board has under its cert
.mihsionnries in dict’t‘rcnt holds. in
it: .8 assistants, and 33 girls,
of schools. nearly, 3th day
lii‘rin whole or in purl, and about
Bible Women. The history of the.
at the school in Micronesia was
ad by the cyclone which desolat-
nscie and Ponnpe. instruction
continued. however, despite tht
tier.
TOIVENTY-SEVENTH ANNIVER-
‘ SARY.
. ‘ ‘ —-——-
tuned by Henry Fitch. at His
_ Imam Broadvlew Farm on
’ Chestnut Hill.
"Henry Fitch celebrated the seventy-
Iloventh anniversary of his birth, Mon-
‘ day, at his beautiful home. Broadview
- 3mm, on Chestnut hill. Forty rela-
.tives and friends were present. Guests
were present front New York, Brook-
]yn,. Norwalk, Wilton, Bridgeport.
Southport, Danbnry, Caution, England
and other places.
Among the guests were Col. and
Mrs. James N. Coe. superintcndcttt oi'
the Soldiers' Home at. Newton: Jacob
C. Klinck. of the Metropolitan Trust
00.. New York; Dr. Willlant Alice, of
r‘,‘ Brooklyn, N. l’., and Benjamin A.
, ' Buckley, of Bridgeport. Al. 3 o'clock
, , abountiiul collation was served. after
. which letters of congratulation were
road. After the banquet the guests
assembled in the music roottt and car
Joyed an hour oi sacred music and
song. Among the accomplished mus-
icians were Mrs. Lillian Williams. of
southport, England: Mist-t Lizzie llllcr
and Miss houlse Rose, 0! Brooklyn:
Miss Jessie Rooney. oi‘ Danbury. At It
o’clock, the guests departed, wishing
Uncle Henry many happy returns oi
the day.
TRIED ON A CHARGE OF MURDER.
WATERBURY, Nov. S.» The trial
of Cirinrco (‘npoblattco charged with
the murder or Angelo Solomittt till-
July 28 last. was rcsutttttd yestcrday
in the Superior Court ltci‘orc Judge
Robinson anti a jury. The defense
' continued presenting its side of the
case. Shortly utter court opened t‘inlll»
. not for the defense suggested that the
court‘hnd jury go to the scent- of the
‘ ti‘ugedy at the Batik strcct crossing of
the Nutigatuck division trucks. This
Situation was :tctcd ttpott. and all
, the participants in the trial, with tin-
‘ , Oxceptlon at tile prisoner. viewed the
scene. A visit was also paid to Jack‘
don street to taltc a lilok at some or
the places where it was asserted Cup-
yobianco had been threatened with his
- lite by Antonia Solomitn, brothcr oi‘
the‘lntlrdercd man. The case will be
finished this work. It IS lit‘HI‘VI'tI.
tOQUAORON READY FOR RECEP-
‘rlON.
NEW YORK, Norrlt. ————— ’I‘Ite squadron
of eight battleships and tour cruisers
Which will partlctputt'i lit the ccrcmon-
ice attending the reception of Prince
Louis of Battenbcrpr in this city. puss-
ed In by the Sandy lloolt ldgltt before
noon today. it was composed of tlic
Mttlenhips Maine. Missouri. ix’cutucky.
finrurgc. Alabama. Illinois. Mas-
mhnlieits, and low; and the, cruisers
Welt Virginia, Colorado. Pennsylvan-
it, and Maryland.
let'lilfi the Witte ministry.
. Is a strong upholder oi’ the hibcral pol-
Basin now and live on less
_, hon you are making—«begin to
witty the capital that will one
day-mean independence to you.
Youimaito a wise move it you
w I Savings .Account with
uni, strong intake-where your
' - count ticmtk.
I icy.
root»
For Hon '3' Tonto.
so and $4.00.
soup 5va av ‘
F. D.
no Washington If... Couch Not-walk.
mecoo
FELL THROUGH CAR WINDOW.
m
Workman Met With Peculiar Accident
on Pitufloid Express.
A Hungarian workman who was on
till way from New York to Dattbury
Monday afternoon. fell through a
window of the smoking car at the
Pittsilo'ld express near Pt'lllillll, and
was -sllxhtly injured.
The man was one or u gang of a
lunch who were going to Mill Plain
.0 work on the. double tracking cott-
.t‘act, and some of ills companions said
when they recited Daubury that. ho
was crazy. He was apparently about
,wenty years oi’ age.
No one seems to kttow just, ltow tho
tccidcttt. nurtured and the man is not
lblc to express himself intelligently.
\lear Pelllam he went into the toilet
«tom of the car. and its one of his
companions cxprcssetl it. "lie sat
town in the. window and fell out back-
wards."
ills cries gave warning of the ucci-
lent and the train was stopped and
,‘llll back to where. the tttatt lay. The
rain was running slowly at the time.
l‘hc man was able to walk attd did not.
tppear to be. badly hurt. except that
Itc ltad some cuts. probably froth the
glass. on his head.
0n the arrival of the train itt Dan-
bttry he was taken to the Danbury
hospital and his wounds were, dressed
anti cared for.
PURE FOOD LAW VIOLATIONS.
WATERBUHY. Nov. T—ltlight re.-
tellers of this city have been notified
to appear in the city court tomorrow
turoning to answer charges of violet-
iug the pure t‘ood laws. ii is charged
that they have sold certain commo-
dities, including lard, mustard and cof-
fee, which wort- adultoratcd with cot-
tott seed oil. turtttcric and other pro
ducts. ’I‘lte cvidcut-e on which the
uttrrttttts Were issued was secured by
agcms of the state dairy cotttmissiotc
er. and these, it is understood. will be
present at the court hearing. The
agents have done similar work in other
cities oi‘ the state.
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CANAL COMMISSIONERS ADJOURN
WASHINGTON. Nov. Snw'l‘hc Board
of Consulting Engineers of the lsih-
tniuu (lanai CtilllmIShlltlI) has udjourrr
ed until next 'i‘ucsdtty. Mr. Shouts
and those members ol’ the liourd ot
Consulting Engineers who also are
tnetttbors oi‘ the isihntlatt Canal (‘ottr
mission. are today in New York.
where .1 meeting is to iulte place oi
the istitntlun Canal Commission lit the
oiiicc of the Panama Railroad Com-
pally.
M. TAIGNY NOT EXPECTED TO
LEAVE.
PARIS, Nov. 8.~‘*’I‘Il|‘. Foreign ()lllt'c
says that no instructions have been
sent to M. ’l‘algtiy, the French charge
tl' ttfi’utrcs at Caracas, authorizing Ills
withdrawal and iherct‘orc tltc otliciuis
Ilt'l't' discredit the (‘nrucus report that
he is preparing for his dcpurtttrc.
'l‘lio negotiations for a settlement ot
the dispute between France and Vou-
czuelu continue iii the same unsatis-
i‘uctory condition.
WATT OUT ON $5.000 BAIL.
LONDON. Nov. xwdt the Marlbor-
ough Street police court today the
hearing oi’ the remarkable charge
against Hugh “jail, u tormcr Member
of Parliament. of attempting Io hrtuc
a private. detective to assist in murder-
lull.r his wife, closcd wilt Iltc coittmitnl
oi“ Wait for trial at the Old liaiiey.
'l‘hc dcl‘ettdulti was rclcnsctl ou $5,000
bull.
HOWARD G. BESTOR DEAD.
HARTFORD. Nov. it.—~Howurd ti.
llcsior. the well-known real estate Illt‘l'v
chant, died at his home In Asylum ave-
nttc. today. aged 39 ytutrs, from ty-
phoid t‘cvcr. lie was illt' grand rcp-
rcsentutirc oi the Knights oi‘ l’ythtus
oi' ttounectlcut. ttttd was known by rcu-
suit ot‘ his lodgc uillllatlons throughout
the state. He is survived by a wile.
M. STRUVE TO ENTER MINISTRY
PARIS. Nov. Ii.--—M. t-itruvc, a. prom
lnettt Dussiau editor. who has resided
here for a long timc, has been sutu-
iuoneti to St. Poteruburg by Connie
Wittc. probably (or the purpose of on-
M. Struve
"—4...- '-w‘.~un
SETTLED BY TURN OF A COIN
A dispute ovor the division 0? a
large tract oi California land, left by
the late Bart Smithson, was settled
'I the. other day by tossing a coin. The
hold was divided into tour parts. and
the four heirs. with the head and tail
' at half a dollar. made successive se-
lectlons. to the. great loss oi the lo-
cal legal fraternity.
thu Maggie, a recent arrival trout
oVer the sea. had finished cleaning
the window her mistress was notched
to discover that they had been wash~
ed upon the inside only. She inquired
the reason for this halitcotupleted
task. thinking that. perhaps, the girl
was afraid to sit outside the window.
concern:
"I cloned 'em Inside Ho's we could
I. look out, mum. but 1 lift, the am on
f the outside an the people couldn't look
‘n N
There is no question about the uni-
' vernal vogue tor the round crown. No
one over in: a hood its small tut this
new crown. but there are many to
-. .....:.‘..,...
c
whom it isom- so bouncing.
. , 1 ‘
A truly economical woman has been
discovered at Wilton, N. H. Her hus-
band was so unfortunate as to have
his hand badly mangled by contact
with a bun new. and a portion of it
wan amputated by Dr. George. W.
Hatch . While he was under anesthetic
influence his better halt remembered
that he had discussed having his re-
maining teeth extracted. preparatory
to having an artificial set. titted. and
inquired it her husband would remain
under the influence or the other long
enough to extract the teeth. and it it
would cost any more to have this done
also. Receiving favorable replies, site
instructed Dr, Hatch to proceed. and
.her husband. when he regained his
senses. found that his wife had "kill-
eti two birds with one stone."~—Bostett
Herald.
Piano and Song Recital
Dr. and Mrs. Gum 5mm:
Mrs. Mead’s School.
HILLSIDE, NORWALK.
Friday Eve. Nov. 10th at 8.16 o'clock.
Subject.
“URIEO and HI: MUSIC. "
TICKETS 75c—-oo Sale at the atom of
w. P. Bears. South Main Street,
South Not-walk.
Hose !
pair, or ll pairs {or 500.
TWO STYLES
toes and boots,
,.
ilit WI!
Saturday Eveninxo.
.r"
‘ TAILOR.
CLOTHIER,
HATTER.
FURNISHER.
ch PER PAIR
3 pairs for 50c
Having bought several canes
at an excellent 25c Wool and
(lotion Mixed Halt Hose under
the. merited price, we will ills-
poso of them at. once at 1‘80 her
Black. with gray toes and boots;
natural wool color. with white
, .
Buy your winter’s supply new,
will have no' more
them when these are sold.
Open Monday. Wednesday and
IJSIPH DAVIS.
85 Washington St. 80. Norwall.
of
m. "r'
COPYRIGHT CLOTHING co.
ltitllil
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS.
ltl’ ill]
ONLY.
Wake Up !
OPEN YOUR EYES AND.DON‘T BE PAYING SOMEONE FROM
83 TO 35 MORE PROFIT ON YOUR SUIT OR OVERCOAT THAN
WHAT YOU CAN BUY FROM.US. NO HIGH DUTY ON OUR
GOODS BECAUSE THEY ARE SHIPPED HERE' DIRECT FROM
THE MANUFACTURER. WE.DON'T HAVE TO PAY AND MID-
DLEMEN'S PROFITS.
le
tilt
THAT
oun SPECIALTY is $7.00 AND
$10.00 sun's AND ONERCOATS—NO
HIGHER—NO LOWER.
SELF owes us auropponruurrv
TO SELL HIGH GRADE or 60008
FOR LOW PRICES. 'vou DON'T
HAVE TO wm" AFTER THE SEA-
son TO on 00003 REASONABLE
on WAIT FOR A CHEAP SALE.
cons. up WITH YOUR $10.00 SILL
AND BE. convtncco, THE SAME
AS omens. REMEMSER we MAN.
UFACTURE one main oooog AND
SELL THEM i=0a
IT.
in
#-— ~ —
33 South Main street,
LOUIS UDELM AN. Proprietor.
South Norwalk.
Bill’llilt‘tH'l‘ BlllTHlth Bil. §
6 North Main St. 50. Norwallt.
rest of tltc stores.
The only store in The Nttt'tt'tlllts that tlt'iit's
cuttsc we tnauttt’actttrc our own goods in New York HIV and 51'“ it.
tho largest tlcparitttcut sturcs in tlic country. ‘
stores for much lcss than tltc rust of tltc storcs in town have to put
\\'c rctail
cotttpt‘titiott.
in
ltt'--
lllll'
for goods at \\‘Iltilt‘.~~:llt‘ and our titttltc and filtit‘ is‘ stt'it-t'itil‘ to tllc
ionic and lit' routintrctl. '
Maggie's reply was delivered with fine
gttaratttc - a perfect tit.
Wat‘stc . . . . . ......... . ......... 30c up to $10.00
Ladtcs' Coats ....... . ........ $5.98 up to $50.00
Skirts ........... . .......... . $1.98 up to 316.00
Rain Coats ........ . ............ $9.98 to 815.00
Suits. .......... .. ...... . . ...... $17.98 to $30.00
Evening Gowns .............. $30.00 to $125.00
Children‘s Coats . . . . . ........... $1.98 to 810.00
FURS that vie guarantee at ..... $5.98 to $30.00
We make for stout ltttlics to til'tlt‘l‘ without extra t‘huttgc. null
Ytii‘k
l’or smart clothes call in sec us as wc give you the best for
your money We do not depend for a living from this store alone.
like the rest of the stores in town, that‘s why we can tilttlerscli
them: anti we manufacture our own goods in New
That means from the mills direct tiryott Come and be convinced.
' 75 dog. of Underwear. worth 81, for this late. 39c.
:50 Pant. worth “.50. {entitle late. 98c.
Men’s Ali.Wool Betta. 85.98 up. -
For Fine and Up-to-dctc Neckweu. call to no no.
Louis Udelmon. Proprietor.
tiny.
touts Udelman. ‘- - - Clothier and furnishet
226 Washington Street (next door to Post Office) South Norwalk.
4
T.
' l
19 Inches Wide
honest silk at an honest price.
ways in stock.
in (iii inch Black Taffeta.
m
In the churchyard “of Woolwlclt,
Kent. England, is the epitaph: “Sa-
cred to the memory 0! Major James
Brush. Royal Artillery, who was killed
by the accidental discharge of a pie-
tol by his orderly 14th April. 183i.
Well done, good and ialthiul servant."
LEATHER LOCAL COMIC
and others.
POST CARD ALBUMS
all prices. '
WM. A. BRIGGIERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan limit. 184 Washington It
Aunt for Ore-cent Laundry.
CUT GLASS
BOWLS. CELERY TRAYS, OIL
BOTTLES, WATER SETS.
BON BON DISHES, ETC.
Suitable [or Wedding Presents.
AT POPULAR PRICES.
A. W. AUSTIN,
JEWELER.
40 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn.
i i‘ i i i i
SPEAKING 0F COAL: a ton
in your bin is worth two at the
coal yard, when the blizzards
come.
For every reason you should be
prepared for strenuous weather—
and let it be good coal. too.
Our Coal is good; we are wait-
ing for the word.
liltllrtls ital it.
... swim "a“. . .
wiiiii
dour-“sin PLACE
truest rot-4.
C
puuuosmum
fl
‘ll
customise extractions
SA:
The celebrated Haskell Silks, this is without. any question the besi‘Antericun Silk made.
plaint as to their color or wearing on alitleu in the fifteen years that we have been selling them.
Boxbny “Nevertear’?. : Silk.
About three years ago we introduced Boxbay “Nevertenr” Silk to our customers. Since that time we have
sold thousands of yards or this popular fabric and every yard has proved satisfactory to the wearer.
thread of Boxbay Silk ‘is pure silk. this is the secret of its Nevertear quality.
white and tully torty shades to choose from.
or
\
Haskell Silks.
Not a
Special Black Taffetta. Silk.
in order to attract special attention to our Silk Department. we will offer for one week only a special value
This Silk is a quality regularly sold at $1.39.
Our price. 81.00.
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TRISTRAM 81; HYA'I'I', NORWALK, CONN.
& H m T 1',
nos. a AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Every
We have a tall line of black and
. 0 , '
..... 50c pcryurd
0011b
They are an
(iron Grains, Taiietns, Penn dc Sole, Penn de Cygne, Satin Duchess, Iaoulslnc, at.
a
w
H. Krleger 8. ”Go.
West Washington Street.
We make
it pay you
to do your shopping in this
store. We ofier you op-
- portunities that no other
concern can immitate. Un-
der. our roof you can buy
everything you need—en-
tire outfits for yourself and
family, as well as Furni-
ture for your entire house.
N 0 money required at the
time of purchase. Your
good name is good enough
guarantee for us. Come
in and try a charge ac-
count. '
O O
o a
0' ' '0‘
O
0' 0
Extra.
grades of Old Company
mm...” M. “N. “MW
Extra.
. Coal at $4.50.
NO. 2 NUT, the lat-fist size in town.
high at the lowest prices.
A trial order will convince you.
Remember we are the only dealer: that keep the price
for you because we do not belong to any combine.
If not for its prices would he re been higher. so patronize the
firm that to saving you money on every pound you buy.
H. KRIEGER & 00.
W mm»mw..u.uuw, ..
.-
Extra.
ut $4.50. Also the but
down
B. HERSHFIELD &SON
in Water Bum, '1‘. Its.
COO 0’ c
w B: “130.13% my“ W is 80. Walt.
SWIM“
Watch our "Want”, “For Sale” and "To
a...
Let” column for bargains.
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Norwalk Chronicler