ND OUR LINE of Children’s CIoth' g n. we be; I
lieve, worthy of your notice. It is In de a of
the best things that can be bought :nd gear
care has been observed in the selection.
I: are, .
always on the alert for things
‘ ‘ please our cus
tomers land we spare no point tenet them. ’10
ii is satisfactory to buy of us. The quality of and
are right every time. if». our line of Chit ren’
CRY. ,
‘Norwalk chapel.
y allber life in that community.
Christian virtues.
which was ne‘er curtailed. A quiet.
unpretentious.
FUNERAL 03‘ MRS. BETSEIT GRECI- ‘
The funeral 0! Mrs. Betsey Gregory
was held this afternoonfrom the West
The services were a
loving tribute tonne who had lived
Ilier
character. was the embodiment oi!
the influence at
lie. but always looked
I It wnwraana
‘ Mamie.
the . Mexican Herald. so elegantly
tinned then presented himselt to the
governor or the dietriot and solicited
the admittance of hie aunt. a lady
whose name. he said. wee Mrs. Aurelie.
Grenade- es delinea. Into the mains
eeid‘ that ah had icet her mind and
In the month or December no...” .
want for trainee in Canoe etreet. no '
Clothing will certainly please. ‘ , s
“ “ "car was HABIT'J-I-Go to the
pynghtClothlngo
underlain st. . H. oooowrn. tags
that. as the ‘ as no one to look otter ,
her. he was strait! that some accident ,
cam hipped in her. The governor le-
aned the permit and the lady wee ed-
initted into the hospital.
The lady I... not violently ereay, but
ehe complained to the doctors or a pain
in her head and ahe wee oonltntly ny‘
ing that a man had driven a nail into
upon as the type of noble womanhood.
with an unswerviag fidelity to the
“ideals of home. truth and righteous-
ness, which she made a part of her
, life Those Were wrought well into
her faith and practice and gave her a
large place in the confidence of her
neighbors and friends to whtnu she
has bequeathed the heritage. of holy
influence to abide us the monument of
OUR NEW EALL LINE OF CA RPETS AND RUOS. INCLUDING THE MOST POFIULAR MAKES, IS NOW
COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL. INT EMBRACEB A WIDE VARIETY OF THE NEWEST PATTERNS IN ALL
GRADES. NOTWITHSTANDING THE INCREASED COST OF MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP. WE ARE
A FEAST [IF BARGAINN
AT SELLECK’S
nun—~—
We‘do not want to pack awn y the light-weight goods remaining.
out for a few days we wIII offer rare bargains In Clothing and Men's
. ‘. Furnishings.
MEN'S SACK SUITII OF LIGHT AND MEDIUM WEIGHT FAB-
nice AT LOWEST PRICES EVER. MANY ODD SUITS AT ABOUT
HALF PRICE. '
A LOT OF M‘EN’S $1.50 AND $2 SOFT HATS NOW PRICED‘BBC
NECKWEAR UNDERPRICED.
Four-ln-Hsnde, 35, a for of; Instead of 50a.
Fancy Bat Wing Ties, 50c Goods at 25c.
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS. SPECIAL AT 81.79.
Meet all sizes left and great values. We have the new Fall Suite
finitely better Is the life what ‘ chur-
thc human hearts. than that perpetuat-
Interment was in
Itowuyton.
FUNERAL 01“ MRS. DISESA.
The funeral of _Mrs.
Disesa,
a solemn requiem high mass
celeblated by
deacon, and Rev. Father those as sub-
deneon. Miss Helena Millerd render-
ed 0 Salutaris and One Sw‘eetiy Sol-
mains were being borne from
God, to Thee.
numerous and very handsome,
Was hold by her many friends.
G urn Philip Castolluno .lamcs Oddo
Marlo DeuMIti. Nick Santanilio.
MRS. FREDERICK BEERS.
an undying life in theiraffcctlonsnln-
actor and sympathy is engrsvcn on
ed on tablets of bronze and stone. Rev.
Hugh Ii. Carpenter ‘odlciated and the
Union Celnctery,
Marla Anlo
mothers of ex-Clty Sheriff
Disesa and L. Disesa, of South Nor-
walkyiook place this morning at 9
o‘clock at St. Joseph's Church. where
was
Rev. William Mabel,
DMD Rev. Father Shanley acted as
cum Thought and John Wehlc song
0 Pic Jcsu and Calvary. As the II'O-
tie
church the choir rendered Nearer, My
The floral tributes were
show-
ing the esteem in which Mrs. Discsa ~
The
piibcaicis were Patsy Nunclalo, 'l‘ony
her head. The attendants of the say-
lum paid no attention to this statement.
II it was thought to be a part of her
ravinge.
The lady gradually got worse and
died.
Dr. Alberto Lopez . Hermosa, Iii—
rector of the asylum. and Dr. Fran-
cisco. do P. Echeverria. assistant
director. believing that the lady'a
ones had been a peculiar one, ex-
amined her =cranium after death and
madb a sort of preliminary autopsy. To
their astonishment they found in the
region of the right temple the head of
a steel wire nail, which proved to be
about eight centimeters in length. The
flesh had almost. cicatrined over the
mall's head and the latter wee hardly
visible.
THE new nor.
Hie Trainin- Ia One on Advance
Toward the never-n] or so;
Occupation.
.......a...
The new boy is at later origin than
the new woman, says a lady writer
. who has discovered him. He can
make hieown bed. sew buttons on his
own clothing, cock his own breakfast
or wash the dichee. and la not consid-
TONS.
ENABLED THROUGH LARGE PURCHASES. MADE EARLY, TO OFFER THIS LINE AT PRICES IN MANY
CASES THE SAME AS LAST YEAR. AND WITH ONLY A SLIGHT ADVANCE IN OTLHR L. 1
. . . , .
OUR LINE OF RUGS INCLUDES ALL SIZES FROM THE SMALLEST UP TO THE LARGE CARPET.
SIZE, WHICH WE HAVE IN ALL QUALITIES. FROM THE LOW PRICE INGRAINS UP TO THE FINEST WILI
AN INSPECTION OF OUR LINE WILL CONVINCE ANY BUYER THAT WE HAVE THE GOODS AND
THAT WE‘CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.‘
.Is...)
L
THIS-ram e HYA'I‘T. spawns, come.
thceli who was shot by Felix Carponelli
durisng a fight on September‘s 1. In
which Carponcil murdered another an
Italian, is being held here as II witness
session fo the legislature. The witness
is in the custody of the police and un-
Ices he secures a. bondsman by today
he can be tranfcrred to the county
jail in New Haven to await the trial of
the man who did the shooting. While
detained by the state, the witness is
WITNESS HELD FOR TRIAL.
WATERB’URY, Sept. 12.——Pedlus Bo- '
under the new law passed at the late .
29-31 West, WashingtOn Street.
Mrs. Frederick Beers died this
paid $2 :I day with his board.
Bothcelll was not seriously hurt by
the bullet from Carpionclll's r.evolver ‘
It was feared that he would get out
of town the state thereby losing a va
lunbic witness The shooting occurred
at an Italian christening, and Catpon-
olli claims he acted in self-defense.
Ho was arrested in Stamford on the
day after the murder,
ered a “sissy" for so doing. lie can
carry on successfully a bachelor ea-
tnblishment for" his father and him-
aelf. make out the menus. hire the
domestics and even do his part. no»
cially without loaing his place among
the that all: in school.
The new boy la the result of It grow-
ing belie! among mother-- and edu-
cators that domestic training is just _.
no good for boye no for girls. They - W
argue that a: domestic trained boy , . _ . . . um
i i i i i i
It you wish.
’ morning at her home in Orchard
SMART MODELS OF FALL APPAREL FOR MEN NOW READY. street Norwulk, after quite an extend-
. I ed illness from diabetes. The decons-
ng ‘ ‘ I ed is survived by her husband, who is
a well-known printer, and two small
children. Funeral services will be
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT ”RT. I .
held Saturday afternoon
53: I l 48- 50 Wall Street. Norwalk.
Outhjjers for
c ool Boys!
Ran Girls.
FUNERAL OF E. l. 'i‘Al.LMAl)t:ld.
The funeral of the late lddmnnd l
'l‘alhnndgc was held this afternoon at
2:30, from his home, 30 Elm Grove.
~ street. Rev. II. A. 1.. Sadtlcr oilicinl
ed and interment, was in Pine Island
Cemetery.
makes the best kind of a husband.
and that the brother that Is obliged
occasionally to make hia own bed or
boil an egg will not. look down on his
sister “for doing these same things.
I. c‘ 5‘
JMIOB WOLF.
H'IONE 1712 Also. that on: girl who can use her DID
' ' The funeral of the hilt: .Ili(‘I)II Wolf brother'a kit of tools will no longer YOU - . . . .
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I“. AL:‘S‘U'IIIIS M ADE To ORDER oilicistcd and the interment took place tie training 'fbr boys any that, while CROSS WI“ fit IIIBIII Il'Ol'll head I0 IOOI.
.- ’ in waulk Cemetery there will elweya be a division of oe- CREEK . . ‘
. ‘ ‘ ‘ 'H , . ‘ ‘ ‘ on ticna in the inmil . aoin society. ‘ ' ‘ -
,, FROM $1 5 UP M... w "mm snap/ml). . Ill; I. In. Iliflerenozin I... 1...... can Good hulls, Good Dresses, Good
The remains of Mrs. Catherine Shu-
pard. who died Tuesday at her home.
IO Wall slim-t, Norw.alk wuic taken
to liItIIbuIy this morning.
that in those occupations which re-
late to the cannon life there ought
to be a common performance else the
division of iafior will result in a di-
vision of feeling and 01 thought.
“‘ E ,.‘. . ,
no muesli It “MAVERICK.”
A, Newly Converted Little Girl‘a odd.
Explain!” OI It. Dag".-
aaal lenice.
In
WE SELL 11‘,
ill Ferris final [in
iiiiii
Stronu Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Good Strong Stockings.
Yen can have them charged. to sour
running account, or con man open
a uew charge account.
FauCloakand FurStore
A ISR'AEL. Proprietor. ‘
..68 Washington Street.
. LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER OII‘ NOTICE.
THEOSOPHIST SOCIETY. 0;. .;.
5°11“! Norwalk Twenty-first Annual Meeting ofAmeri-
can Chapter Held in Chicago.
CHICAGO. Sept. 12.—-—Mrs. Annie lic-
aunt successor to Helena Bulrovnn
Bluvatslty as high priestess of the
'I‘heophists of the, world who arrived
here last night from New York, today
look the land in the twenty-first un~
nunl. convention of the American chap,
ter of the 'l‘heosophlst Society, which
SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.
iBUIi‘lI‘ALO, N. Y., Sept, Iii—“Is So-
cialism a threatening calamity?" was
the general topic announced for dis—
cussion by the American Social Scl-
cnne Association at today‘s session.
.loiin aMrtin, secretary of the Depart-
Rev. Cyrne Townsend Brady. giving
his experiences so “A Mlaeionaryin the
Great West," in Ladiee‘ Home J ournai.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court, September 11th, A. 1),, i907.
In the matter of Harry ,1). Hoyt, meant of Social Economics in an ad. opened in Orchestra Hall. “I“ 0‘ "he baptism 0“ “"1" deugh- i .
of Norwalk in said district, an incap- dress at last night‘s meeting. declared Mrs. liesaut was accompanied by I" 0! 3 NE “"19 owner In 1nd!“ ' “ T‘ ‘ ‘ our alterauons are aImOSt com-
nble person. Marie BnIIuIId Russnk one of her ‘
that America was moving steadily to
territory: “in our baptismal aervloe
award Socialism.
we sign those who are baptized with
the sign of the erase.” he explains.
“and when the little girl returned
to school after the baptism the chil-
dren pressed her with hard questiona,
desiring to know what that man with
the ‘nightgown' on had done. and if
she were now any diiterent from what
she had been before. She tried to tell
them that she had been. made ‘a mem-
ber of Christ. the child of God, and
an inheritor oi the Kingdom of
Heaven} but did not eucceed in ex-
pressing the situation very well. and
they pressed her for a clearer expla-
nation. Finelly. when she had ex-
hausted every other effort. she turned
on them. her eyes lie-hing through her
tears. 'Well.‘ she said. lopelngintothe
vernacular. 'I will tell you. line a
little ‘msveriek’ before. and the man
put Jeane brand on my forehead. and
when He acts me running wild on the
prairie lie will know that i am iila
8! PI I I! ,
A LIrankltown Palatine.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court by the. con-
servator of said Harry D. lloyt1 pray-
ing for reasons therein set forth for
an order authorizing and empoworing
him to sell certain real estate of his
said ward, which is fully described
in said. application on file;
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
()IIIce in Norwalk, on the filth (lay of
Septeniber,.1907. at 10 o'ctock forc-
noon: and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in It
newspaper having a circulation in said
district, at least five days before said
day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
312 It
pupils. Mrs. Bcsant s attention was cal-
chi to a report that one of the things
that will be done during the conven-
tion is to expel certain members of the
society who have expressed beliefs at
variance with her teachings.
“That is untrue.” she said. “i wish
to correct that. There is nothing to
expcll anyone for. We do not dictate
what our members shall think or say.
I intend to take that subject up in one
of my lectures. We cannot afford to
be narrow and petty. We are setting
a high ideal and we must keep it om"
selves."
Mrs. Bassant will go oust next
week and sail for Europe October 1.
DISCOVERED NO NEW CONTI-
N.EN1‘
NI"W YORK. Sept 1". ~—-'i‘iio com-
manders of tho Anglo- Aquicun Polar
ldxpodition. which lost its ship. the
Duchess of I‘Iodford. in an attempt to
find a new continent north of Alaska.
Ioported to the Alllt‘lICIill Ileoglaphl-
cal Soolctv today that the soundings
they made dlsIlosed no such land. The
dispatch came i'Iom Idlmoi Mlkkclson
and lllrucst Imiilugwoll. the joint com~
Inanders of the expedition, and was
dated at Dawson. Alaska. Sept 10.
“Glover s——-Ihe Place"
plate. New Fall Goods are arriv-
ing dailu. This store will bebetler
than “ever to serve its customers.
Have uour name enrolled on our
books and get his benefit of our
up to (late charge sustem.
H. KRIEGER & 00.
THE PIJNCTILIous weer.
“At the garden party that King Ed-
ward gave last month, at Windsor."
said a Chicagoan. “Mark Twain was
undoubtedly the lion. As he strolled
through the gardens, with their fine
view of Eton in the distance, pooresscs
besieged him for his autograph and
dukes clIIInoI-cd to be introduced,
“Our great humorist was in high spir-
lts. lie was much impressed with the
men’s elegance—dire cutfof their frock
costs, the luster of their silk huts. the.
shapellnoss of the glossy, pale-topped
boots.
“I heard him say that the punctilious
observance of the rules of fashion that
the men's dross showed made him
think of the west.
“Entering it mining town in the west
one night, he said to n miner whom he
know:
“"And do you still shoot Inon hero
for wearing silk huls?.
“The minor frowned and shook his
hand:
“ ‘Not unless they wear
sack conts.’ he said."
O
0..
Judge.
WWINSTED LINEMIAN’S DEATH.
WlNS'l‘ED. Sept. hit—Coroner Illg-
gins IOI‘Iay filed wit lithe clerk of the
. Superior Court his report on the III-
vostigntlon into the death of lielchlnn
Creteau.‘n Ilnchmn employed by the
Consolidated TUIIIWIIY Company and
who met death while fixing wires in
Washington on July 16. III the report
'cm with
For Men and Women.
Mrs. Simson~8hail i read you this Painted by ltoaa Resilient-flange on
i . . animal story. Willie? Willie-WitiI In The explorers reported that their the Wall or a Neon-kn ,
:3 till: tidied examiner. Dr- 1'0“ 0: without? “was or without what?" sledge Il'Ill nolth of Alaska covered 3...... Fall Styles “ow Ready
as. I? 0“! I“. W“ intimated "‘m‘ “Aiildavil.s."-~Lifc. IIVo hundred miles 0! sea ice and that W ~ 1‘. our oppinm Ways Si “1‘ ore;
. the road miltht have been responsible they crossed the .3de of the continen- Rosa Bonheuh painted one picture
for the death. of tho ilncmap, but the A rchonisnl of ldurolot Lodge tal shelf twice. 'I‘holr sounding, taken which is little linown and which has In I'll-01'1”". ‘
cordner and; that the ceiporation was Daughters of itcboimh. will he held iiity miles on the Alaskan coast and ' .......... 3 Reasons Why I 3
never been exhibited. says the Boston -
Globe. It hangs “on the wall of a ranch
near North l’itt‘te. Nob.
uring the Paris exposition of 1909.
beyond. was made to a depth of 2.060
foot. but found no bottom. Next year.
thov reported .they will continue the
tommrow night in Odd Fellows llall.
lloth. teams will rehearse and «V cry
member is requested to be present.
Refreshments will be sci ved own the
I
bet orindnr 1y negligent, but recom- Phone 642-2.
menus that. the telephone wires be re
in ‘ved fro In the power poles in'oriicIIt
1—Beeauae we receive daily fresh or rivals III Teas. Coffees and Choice
Groceries. I ’
exploration oI Beaumont Sea. survey- “ .’ _ f".
‘ gum safety rehearsal. ins the coast and in maklns seclosl-r Buffalo Bill roan the wild west show Wear W45!:[005 "MI ”I" 2"3'0llI“ our prion are“ low as elsewhere In t n‘. ”I
out and ethnosmrhicai studies. . to the artisans pitai for the India . k'mm our Premium m FREE. : .56
' W“ * ,
MILL wonscns so our ‘ "mm 0“’“f'fh°.m°m°'i{““§w " “ epcclAI. FDR rmonv AND sermon? '
‘ ' Itore to the exit bit on was one ion ‘ ‘ I ' .
iNNIdIiNRG Sept. its—Cont inininu‘ A . , . H WL .
th some of the operatives in the» Out In 30%", tierergl' $212152? CNI'INII‘E‘ so 00 TIME 'i‘ungiefdbt ii‘ly Paper . - . ~ . I .. - . . nu... . . . .. .I double sheet 230
“Italians Mills are compelled to start PW" P ., liestrlatter ..............................................ital-pound. 0
their looms two minutes before the ”I“ “I" box’and “‘3‘“ “““I‘” 0“ Large “BMW“ 0’ 33°” Salts. II pounds Granulated Sugar .t... m
: t‘nle BOhédllled ‘n the mli‘ “Otlca lafi ‘ld‘ma. b‘l‘YaIO ”(I Intlianl' nf‘ér“‘u O H O I I i O O O I O l P I I I I D I G I O l I I I I I l | I I ‘ d 0 D O O I I
of the employee at those nillla milked, tenant... in camp and melting tricnda I Shoes. Caps, Waists. etc. at special 9"" Lard ' ' ' ‘ EXTRA UP I c . A L '0" SATURDAY 0"va WW“ “Ling“
; out was A complaint was also sent with “all hands.”
to the minasement the some of the rm, u... Working up “I theta midi" New With each and every “grandiose 9! “fan or com... we will give "Ti
Hanoeeme leuvenlt' free. in addition to the regular cheeks.
operatives are OOMWIIGeytchm‘II more the last yeara of her life were largely , .
The Safe Basis
These who have invested their savings in this Bank have not been .
orried by the two billion dollar slump in stock Values which has
the during the past few months. , '
‘ Their accounts do not fluctuate. They are always worth and CAN“
’ Challis!) for FULL VALUlliinciudlng the credited interest. 1
‘ than.“ 1‘9““ m" th “‘1‘“ “I" devoted. (lbs or? her’picturca of fin
W0“ 0’ “l“ "a“ 1“" diIIn IIII! wassoid in London tortuous
inset meet ng will be held late
out prior to her death. At this tune
chamber and It is expected that It _ d mm“ “”3““
orin med. ,
lineman:i state that it. Mamie
Norwalk Chronicler