, 9 u m v, correction mu 1 1111111~ rsii Line at (1111111 no ior that and time this new show 111‘s ' ‘1 all u,1 elation brown er. overnitnlde. black thibe‘ts, 1 he sunrise: and newest, are ., High standard tailoring tor You will surely want one or our: owover it 111.. We are selling a great many Eall Iultc Over- . nbfidrfiugoats. as well as Fall Dorbloc and Furnishings Gel; ughIOlothIn ".0 H. coon 1N.Mg1. \ a rnzsn 31113er or Ammunition in All Loads, AND A NEW AND COMPLETE ‘ LINE OF Double and Single Guns and Rifles. Waterproof Hunting Coats. Trousers. Leo “ uins. and Gun Cases. ‘ .Gunjs Repaued and Rented. Headquarters for Sporting Goods In General. Norwalk Hardware Co 89 MIIIN STREET. NORWALK. ——“ ”uni MWOMWO“MWW SELLECK ,Is showing Models and Fabrics for Fall and Winter. The foremost makers of Men’s Readu- to-wear Clothes have cOntributed to our shorting. Fall Suits $10 to $30 in our Custom Department, Suits to Measuile. from $20 up. Fall flats are readu. Newest Colorinns in Fall Neckwear. 11111113 H. 81111111, CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT. 48- 50 Wall Street, N orwalk , PHONE. 171-2. WWW SUITS MADE TO ORDER FROM $15 UP. FairCloakand FurStore 'A ISRAEL. Proprietor. ‘ 58 Washington Street, South Norwallr. W w ....-.»........m..._ ... ... FOUND DEAD IN BED. unlil'i‘Oll, Sept. 26.-- M11111 Sulomc tlpuon. of New llnvou ,WAIH found dourl in her bed iii. the home of Mrs, E. ii. 1°11r111111n1 on (Shippun'a Hill. ycntordull- i-llic bud upont beyond wccltu hero thin illlilliili‘l' 11nd uppnrcutiy bud been in «no reliant health. The medical cruiniucr 1111.110 11. Vt'i'tllcl or 11111111; 111111111111, 11nd granted porniiunlnn to 11an the. body sent to New Haven. OPERATION ON 5. H. HARRIMAN. NEW YORK, Hopi. 26. wld it. iturri mun tindorwunt it aurglcnl opcrulion yutcrdoy for tho trouble from which It. fluttered Inst. winter. The Opt‘i‘ttr , thin in mid to he trifling in comme son with that, which Mr. ilnri 11111111 un derwent eight months ago but be 111 butt-1111119111911 to no at his other: until nu. _ T. A. B. COUNTY PRESIDENTS?” HARTFORD, Sept. 26.-——Rov. Fr. h. M. Sullivan. ntnio president of the Catholic 'i‘otui Abstinence Union, to- day unnouncon the county prculdouic on l‘oilowu: linrtiord conniy~lddwnrd J Murphy, of Munclicctcr‘. 111111 ’1‘. 11‘. King, 111‘ Now Briiuin; New Haven county—Front .l Kinney, oi Brnurord, 11nd Wiilluni It‘. Guilloylu ol‘ Wuior- hury; Fhil‘fii‘ld COIIIIINWJ M. Cory giovc Stumim‘d; Illtchilold county-«— 0. W. Illum, oi Turl‘yvlilo; Now Lon- don county—«Maurice il'ttzticruld or New London: Mlddicuoxwl. (l. linrry, of Portland; Windiinm county-14011111111 [11111111. or i’utnum; Tollnnd countyw- WIlllnm J. Jackson, at ltocitvillc. 'l‘lio eintc hoard ct government will muctin thin city on Monday next to conuidcr plane for the observance of i“ Mathew Day. ' soompanr of the Prospemus , Do you wish to join tin-six thouunnd strong-“the debenture in thin ‘ his MOTUAL 1min“ hank? . They 11ch more than two million dollars deposited here on which , M drew Ililit you over seventy-three thousand doiiurn lit“ iNTiilRllS’i‘p: ' recite nothing to loin. Every dollar you put in 1111 always yours. , ‘ Torrey, will oiliclnte ; eun doctor down. Now, what do you , give them when they are sick?" I You might try It on him." : quired the non. "Wu-111 1 give new just 11 pound. , ‘3‘!"th cervices over the remains of Arthur Mallory, intact non of Mr. and 1111-11. Homer Mallory, 01 190 Main ,etreet Norwelk,‘ were held vehicular afternoon. The Rev. George D. Egbert. onictutod and interment tollowed in Norwcllr cemetery; FUNERAD OF MISS TEMPLE The tuneml oi the late M11111 Olmr- lotto Temple virus held last evening. at 8 o’clock, (ruin the hump ol.’ her cin- 19min Cove street. East Norwulk. Rev. G. T, median, of the East Avenue Methodist Church. emulated. The in— terment was in Bethel. ' ‘ FUNERAL OF B. M. TAYLOR. The funeral of Sylvester M Taylor will be held from his lute 1eeldencc, 111 Adams avenue. Saturday afternoon, , at 3 o’clock. The Rev. George D Er;- bert, assisted by the Rcv.h‘1‘n1111 l) lntrement will occur in Noruwik Cemetery MR8. MARY BUOKNAM. The funeral of Mrs. Mary Buckmun. widow oi the late John Buckuum, was held this afternoon from her into home 44 Spring Hill. The Rev. Charles M. Selleck officiated and interment was in Norwalk Cemetery. FUNERAL 01“ MRS. JAC WOLF. The funeral of Mrs. Jacob Wolf will be held Saturday afternoon, at 2 o‘clock, from her late residence, No. 14 Reynolds street. Rev. Wemyss Smith, rector oi! St. Paul's Church, will ofiiclnte. GEORGE W. CANFIELD. The funeral of George W. Confield, a. well—known resident of Wilton, was held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, from Zion Hill Church, Cannon. MYSTIC SHRINERS’ PICNIC., or Lu Lu Temple, Philadelphia. Those who have painfully toiled across the burning sands and arrived at Pyramid Temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, hloa themselves, yes- Mtli’ord, where they were rcgalcd with sundry baked sheep, camel's milk, Zem Zorn, octrict eggs, gold fish and other cdlblcs, with which they gave a line banquet, to their brother slrrincrs from L11 Lu Temple, Philadelphia, who on- bcrs lust winter. They were escorted to Rivcrclliie by the Arab Patrol or Pyramid Temple, and on arriving there found 11 doll~ clous sheep bake in progress under tile direction of Charles Blitz. Sports and 11 ball game were some of the interesting features of the occu— 81011 and till bud a good time, Among the local Slirlnorc to nttcnd \voi‘c Fred et'ick Baler. E. E. Cr‘owe, .Iolm Keogh, Mayor Charles E. Dow. Milton Elwood. Id, E. (lorhum, Harry Rider. Charles Fish, of New 01111111111; Dr. Cun- ulnghnrn. of New Canaan; Mayoannn. of Norwalk; Nicholas Martin. Captain Edward P, Weed, Charles H. Tris~ tram, Harvey M. Kent and Dr. S. ii. Huntington. FERRISS—MERRIAM. Pretty Home Wedding Last Evening, in Lowndes Avenue. A very pretty homo wedding took plncc inst evening, when Miss Wini- ircd Merriam, daughter of Mum Mrs. William Q. Mcrrimn, of 18 Lowndos avenue, become the bride of Frank Fct‘riss, of Norwalk. The core- mnny was performed in the parlors oi the bride‘s home, which were very prcttily decorated for the occasion with flags and golden rod, the room presenting the appearance oi a bower. The Rev. James W. Davis, pastor of the Advent Christian Church. oihoint- ed. The bridesmaid was Miss Add Merriam, a sister of the bride, and the boat mun was Alphonse itelnzelmnnn. The Wedding march from Mirengrlu was played by Miss Lulu Overton. Mr. and Mrs. h‘erriss will reside in this city utter their wedding trip. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. Josue lirlito, 01' Main street, Nor- wulk, was removed to the hospital (or treatment this afternoon. M11111 Katherine Ray, of Yonkers. N. Y., 111 a guest of Mr. and Mrs. John '1‘. Hayes, of lielden ovouuo, Norwnlk. Willlnm J. Dixon, 11 woll-ltnown cm- plnyc in the oillco oi the Ii. it. (l. 001‘- 1191 Company 111. the factory in South Norwnlk. 11nd M11111 Minnie llcolin will be mnrrlerl 111111 afternoon. 111 St. Mary's rectory in West avenue. Minn llnrknr. who played the role of Shirley Rouumorc, 111 The Lion and the Mound, ut I‘loyt’u Theatre. lnut night, in n ulster or Chm-loll l1. Barker, pro- lintl in‘well 11nd i’uvornbly known in The Norwnlkn. —~ A than living In the country for from any physician was bitten uutldonly ill. H111 family, in grant nlnrmmot knowing what to doauent tor a neighbor. who had 11 reputation for declaring cows, “Can’t you give hither cementing to . . help him?" united one of the 1101111. "W11 11] i don't know nothtn' about ' doctorin people." “You know more than we do. for you "Wu-at lnliore give 11111110111 cults. “How much shall we give him i" in- Your father is a quarter 1111 his 1111 e down-gt yo him a carter of 11 pound." rwphtladeiphin Pu lie Ledger. 1 cremation out: but 110 sand 11 noon i Norwalkers Help Entertain Members tei'duy, to a cool 011516 at Riverclli’ie, ' tertnlncd the Pyramid Temple momr Edward W. Beard. ‘ Frank C. Van Scoy, printor oi the Norwnlk munch Works, 1 911nm To ‘snrruu‘hmoun'r. ‘ District or Norwalk, 3ch Court. September 251.11, A. D Non-walk. in said district. deceased. will at said deceased exhibit her 11d- udjuctment. at the Probate onion in muy be notified thereof. he cxecutrlx will ounce this order to published in a newspaper having a circulation in said district at least five days before said 7th day oi October, 1907. HENRY W. GREGORY, S26 11; Judge. Justice I-Icrlan, of the supreme court or the United States, plcyu golf iutcmperately and Justice McKcnnu is only 11 trifle less devoted to the game. They were taking their cccuc tomcd cross-country walk on, the Chase links a few dnys ago when it (11111111 McKenna'u turn to play. 9 He built a sand tee, most carefully sized up the distance to the roxt hole, made wind calculations. then raised his driver. made a mighty BWIllg-flllid missed. For iull two minutes he stood looking at the bull resting securely on its stand pile. it was Justice Harlan who ilnally spoke: “This is the most profane sll~ once I have ever heard, McKonna.” —-l’ioaton Times. Probate 1 Estate pi! Addison H. illicrrill,u late of ‘ Ordered, That the exocutrix oi! the ' ‘ ministration account to this court for 1 Norwalk, on the 7111 any oi October, 1907.111 10 o’clock forencon; and that, ‘ all persons interested in hunid estate 886% OUR NEW FALL LINE 0% CARPETB AND RUSS. INCLUDING THE MOST POPULAR MAKES, IS NOW COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL. IT EMBRACES A WIDE VARIETY OF THE NEWEST PATTERNS IN ALL GRADES. NOTWITHSTANDING THE INCREASED COST OF MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP, WE ARE, 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 OTHERS. OUR LINE OF RUGS INCLUDES ALL SIZES FROM THE SMALLEST UP TO THE LARGE CARPET SIZE, WHICH WE HAVE IN ALL QUALITIES, FROM THELOW PRICE INGRAINS UP TO THE FINEST WIL- TONS. AN INPPECTION OF OUR LINE WILL CONVINCE ANY BUYER THAT WE HAVE THE GOODS AND, ‘THAT WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. ‘ A... ..IJ.....I TRISTRAM Na HYATT, NORWALK. CONN. QQW—“U‘ . . West Washington Street, South NorWalk. ‘ The Leading Ou tfitters .Me‘n, Wonien,— Children CARpETS READY 1OWE-“1R 600135 FOR IN THE CREDIT PRICES. Trading at KRIEGER 8: 00. ’S is the Easiest ProPOSition Ever Made. QUALITY. HAVING THE OUTPUT THAT WE HAVE, WE CAN QUOTE THE VERY LOWEST PRICES ON MERCHANDISE. OUR PROFIT 18 LITTLE ABOVE THE .AC- :TUAL WORKING EXPENSE. BUT SELLING QUANTITY GIVES US A LARGER PRO- FIT THAN THE LITTLE STORES WITH A LIMITED OUTLET CAN MAKE, ALTHOUGH THEY MUST SELL AT LARGER PROFITS IN ORDER TO LIVE. Here Is Another secret Of Our Success. YOU CAN OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH US AND SETTLE YOUR BILL IN EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. WE DO NOT ALLOW LONG CREDITS AS DO OTHER STORES WHO CLAIM TO DO A CASH BUSINESS. OUR CREDIT SYS- TEM IS UP TO DATE. IT IS TO THE CREDIT SYSTEM WHAT THE MODERN LOCO- MOTIVE IS TO AN OX-TEAM; WHATASWEING- MACHINE IS TO HAND- SEWING; WHAT AN ARC LIGHT IS TO A TALLOW CANDLE. WE HAVE ESTABLISHED THIS BUSINESS WITH THIS ONE RESOLUTION: ANY RED TAPE OR ASSIGNMENT OF WAGES, RETAINING THOUSANDS OF. OUR OLD CUSTOMERS. AND STEADILY GAINING NEW FRIENDS, WITH A LITTLE IN- CREASE IN OUR BUSINESS. EACH SUCCEEDING YEAR OUGHT TO BE PROOF ENOUGH THAT OUR SYSTEM OF DOING BUSINESS PLEASES THE LARGEST MAIOR- , OF NORWALK'S CITIZENS. Visit Our Beautiful Furniture Department. WE HAVE GONE TO A BIG EXPENSE IN REMODELING OUR STORE. OUR BASEMENT IS A STORE IN I’BSELF. A BROAD STAIRCASE IN THE CENTER OF OUR STORE LEADING INTO IT. WITH PLENTY OF ELECTRIC LIGHTS. WHICH MAKES IT BRIGHTER THAN DAYLIGHT, FILLED WITH THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY. WE ARE SHOWING A MOST BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF QUARTERED OAK AND HIGHLY POLISHED SIDEBOARDS AND BUFFETS. ROUND AND SQUARE DIN- WE ALSO DO ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE REPAIRING AT REASONABLE It; protects the Prospective Customers In Every 9. . FIRST PLACE, THE GOODS ARE BOUGHT WITH A VIEW ONLY T0 TO ALL RESPECTABLE FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS WITHOUT WHITE ENAMELED BEDS mo TABLES AND spurned DINING CHAIRS AND PAR» SECTIONAL Booxcnsns LOR FURNITURE” CHINA CLOSETS PARLOR CABINETS pLA-m RACKS ‘ MUSIC CABINETS . PARLOR 'TABLES AND HALL RACKS . ,, -. RQCKERS LIBRARY TABLES PEDESTALS cni‘rronmue‘numbness— .. ,. t‘ . MATfrWSSES ,5..- . - . ERS ‘ -‘ ‘ RUSS AND MATTINGS i «5: 1 . H. KRIEGER 8-00.
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