' cults ever inade.
PROPOSAL
111111 is 1111111 to be acceptable to the
disorimiuatlfig purchaser is one we
are now ma lug. We propose to choir
1you the fincst selection of $7 and $10
isn't tlm“t a tempting proposal?
_ Come in an see for yourself. We are
1‘ natlsiled' yo l'll walk out with one.
C0111 giltCloillingCO
6 orth Main Street-
‘ HARRT! oooowm, Manager.
wiLLIAM 13. 00111.1).
After aul extended illness William 0.
Could one1oi the best. known residents
oi! Fairileld. died Tuesday night at his
home in Mill Plain district at the ad-
vanced aged of 78 years. Of late Mr.
Gould ha been a farmer but for an
extended fperiod he was best known
throughout western Fairfleld county
as a millcr. For years he conducted
the tide mill at Compo and in latter
years he lwas proprietor of the Terry
mill at Mill Plain He is sulvived by
eight chilliren, Mrs. Horace Wakemnn
. of Sn'guatuck. Mrs. Frank W. South-
\
1.35.; A
worth oleorwalk, Mrs. Vincent Gra-
ham of ‘ Springfield, " Mrs. Eu enie
Gould cit Mill Plain, Mrs. Ale ton
Brothwell of Fairfleld, Mrs. Elmer
Smith of Newark, N. J., daughters,
and Oliver S. Gould of Norwalk, and
Frederick Gould of Saugaiuck, sous.
IEDWARD ALLEN.
Edwazii Allen died this afternoon at
the No {1111 Hospital where he was 111-
ceived sdveral days use from the town
farm. H11 was over 70 years at age and
death w 3 due to paralysis.
SANITARY MARKETS AND STORES
1
Society Formed in Chicago to Improve
1’ National Conditions.
CHIC‘ G0, Oct. 3.—-An extensive
campni for improvement of the milk
supply nd betterment of sanitary COIL-
ditions In markets and provisions stor-
es is to be carried on throughout the
United lStutes this winter by club wo
men in like various cities and towas.
in lime individual cases the light
was in uguralcd a year ago by a low
of the‘ clubs and state federations;
this y at the General Federation of
Wome '8 Clubs has taken up the cum-
palgu 1111 through its pure food com-
mittee,‘ headed by M111. Waiter Mc-
Nah ilior oiCoiumblu M11, will pro-
secute it vigorously. Each club aiiilint-
ed wit the General Federation will be
asked to start a campaign of its own.
Halt oilicials, milk inspectors and
food 1 spectors will be appealed ’to,
unid it necessary, juiced by legal bro-
aocutlou.
no...“
BENT TO JAIL.
W.—
l
Bioph‘hn Swan at Stamford ‘Found
‘ Guilty of 'rhm.
Stephen Swun oi Stamford who you-
tcrda found guilty in tho uupcrior
court of pinning his hands I11 the puck-
111; of u drunken man and stealing a
cigur lie was mullcncud to Juli tor
illx 11 01111111. The 1.111111111112111 for the not
Wus more. but It 111113 the wound of-
icnm. by Swun.
W‘
ETHODIST BICHOP DEAD.
Pl- illeihPl-lln, Oct, lbw-The itcv.
Jam 5 M. King, in... 1)., cxecullvo
has of the Board oi Home Mission»
ind Chprchult‘xtcnalon of tho Metho-
dilt Episcopal Church and known
thro shout. dip world or Mctbodlsm.
ll 111 his home here today.
1
11.1 c9111. ycar altar your? 1
—~ stuff and
111111111 AND FUNERALS.
Wu.» WM. x,
111111111 to buy stock when the hard fact is that the shares in gold ‘
, nil-11 inventions etc. 1111111113 time in a hundred pay any dividends at
This toolish hope for sudden wealth costs the people millions in
1 ii
Corrupt”, 1111111111 Act-«Ll-
quor Prohibited
It might. be well 1111' all 111111111 who
are preparing to not out the vote at
the polls next Wool; to not a copy at
the new public acts of the last legisla-
ture and to carefully peruse Sections
5 and 12 1110111111111- 240, which point
out the straight and narrow path in
regard to corrupt practices at elec-
tlous, caucuses and primaries. .
Section 5 of the amended corrupt
practices act or 190511111113 exhaustive-
‘ ly with election expenses and if ibis
lived up to there should be a pretty
clean and decent sort of an election
next Monday. Clausd, id 11111111 section
deals directly with the 01111.1 taiumcnt
of clerks and walkers in committee
rooms, and at the polls
Listen to the law: “Of compensat-
ing clerks and other persons employed
in committee rooms 11nd at the polls,
and of furnishing reu'souabié cuter-
talmneut to such persons neo’essmiiy
employed in committee rooms and at
the polls, and to members of political
committees of the some political pally
to which such political agent or treas-
urer shall belong; provided, however,
that the word ‘cutertainment’ shall not
be construed to include alcoholic br
intoxicating beverages.“
If the law is to be taken literally,
this means that next Monday soft
wutel‘ will certainly have
the call, otherwise there may have to
be quite a little explaining away.
There are other clauses in this section
which can also hear careful study.
Section 12 of the amended hot deals
with the number of paid workers
which each party shall employ in each
wurd. Under the new law live paid
workers, and this is interpreted to i11-
olude hack drivers and ballot peddlcrs,
only can be employed in each ward,
and one additional worker for every
additional 200 names on the regular
registry list. This will be a sort of a
solar plexus punch for thc flock of
hangers-on who have heretofore 111111111
:1 good thing of election day activities.
HAVE A MONOPOLY OF OIL TRADE
Presecutor Frank B. Kellogg After The
Standard Company Again.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—~When
hearing of the federal suit for the
dissolution of the Standard Oil Com
pany of New Jersey, was resumed to-
day evidence was adduced which
Frank B. Kellogg, conducting the go
vcrnlucui’s case said he believed prov-
es the contention of the gocrumcul
that the oil combine. through Its sub-
sidiaries, the Gaienu Signal Oil Com
pany and the Waters-Pierce Oil Com
ihc
puny havc a. monopoly of the. raiiroud
lubricating oil business and that it not
only charges an excessive price, but
that it discriminates uguust ccrtuiu
railroads in the prices charged for its
product. The Standard manufactur-
ed engine, valve and coach oil and
Mr. Kellogg said he know that tho
Standard controlled 97 per cent of tin.
business.
G. C. Steinbul'nner, auditor oi the
railway department oi the Galena Sig-
11111 Oil Company the first witness cul-
ch today, said that the only com-
panies he knew that sold lubricating
oils to railroads were the Galena Sig-
uul Oil Company and the Wutcrs-i’icrcu
Oil Company .
lie believed thut Swan 11nd Finch
sold oil to the Maine Contra] 11nd lion-
ton it Maine railroads, but could 1101
say whether they were agents for tho
Standard Oil Company. The Wutcrs-
Pierce Company he lcstliicdgohtuins
its oil from the Galena Oil Company
which. in turn, secures its supply from
the Standard Oil (loimpuny at tho
same price sold to the rniilouds. 'i he
Guiana Signal Oil Company got no 1'1:-
lulu
A MILLION FOR CHARITY.
NEW YORK. Oct. 34-11111 1111111 of
$1,000,000 I11 divided in ion portions
oi ”00.000 ouch uud bulluculllcil to
suvcrul colleges and church and chur-
Iiubie orgullizuiimm by 1111» will of ii.
Willis James. the liliiliiiillll‘llliltil. which
was illod for prubutu today. l.11gucl1ul
of $100,000 ouch word. givou to Union
'l‘huolugioul Buniiluu'y. Columbia lini-
varsity Yuiol University Amherst Col
logo Cooper Union, ('hildrou' 11 Alli Bo
uiciy oi‘ aw York, Alllcrlclm Ilourll
oi Folclgn Missions. liulnplou lusll
1.,11tu ill. John (‘uthcdrnl of New York
and the l’rcubytcrian iloapitui of thin
city. All the rout of his 1111111111 In 111
vidod Iiiltwmlil his widow and his only
11ml. Arthur (3111111111 .lumcu.
MvwW-u-aw
K 0
{J}!
111111 111111111111 11111 First 80111111-
1 man brown.
s Selectman Jacob B. Raymond stat
ed this 1111111111111; to a Sentinel repre-
11111111111111 that there is no truth in the
assertion in the iattcr by Attorney J.
Belde‘u Hurihut; published yesterday.
ages the road 11111111 in the district
in Which he 1111111111111.
The present board; Mr. 11111111101111
says, has decided all road work at
board meetings. whether the Work was
to be (loud 1by contract or day’s work.
Mr. Raymond also takes exception
to the statements that First Selectman
James A. Brown made at 'i‘uooday
night’s town meeting. At that meet-
ing, in response to questioning, Mr.
iirolvn claimed that he wuc out of
town when the work in
street, Rowaytnn, was done, and where
ubout $000 was expended on road work
near Mr. Raymond‘s property, I'i‘i1o
public gained the impression that this
work was without Mr. Brown‘a'kuow-
ledge. On the other hand, Mr. Roy-
mdnd stated this morning that this
McKinley street work and work in
Connecticut nvcuue, was discussed at
11 meeting of the board of solectmen
and Mr, Brown, himself, engaged‘lfld-
ward .l. Lndrigan to do the Work. Mr.
Brown, it is true, Mr.,Raymond says
further, went away on account of his
wife‘s health, but not until after the
work was all decided upon.
-—-—-—---—-—-1
CAUGHT A FIREBUG.
nun——
Bratileboro Boy In the Act of Setting
Fire to a Hotel.
BRA'M’l‘iEBORO Vt, Oct. 331‘ Word
reached hele today from the village of
Jacksonville that Henry Galleghel',18
yours of age, was arresilcd last eve-
ning while in the act of setting fire
to a stable in connection with the
Glenhouse, the village hotel Gallagher
confessed to the omcluls, it is said.
that within the past month he had set
fire to four of the fire places that
have caused a reign of terror in the
village. The young luau has been
the action of the county court
F-cu a mouth past the people 111.1111.
somllie have been neally in u s ,
01' panic becauac of frequent ind"-
dinrp fires. Three burns and
dwelling houses have been burned.
the past Week sixteen special dépl
have been patrolling the village~
young Guilcgher after he bud so
1111 a rope with kerosene. hung it
'1 beam in the huyioft of the Glen Ho:
was extinguished without damage. .
'l‘ho oiliciuls' say that Gulicgllcrplso
confessed to attempting to poison -
uuulbcl of horses. Only No of lilo 11111:
sen riled.
TRIAL UNDER NEW'JURY LAW.
11111111 LONDON, Oct. :1.-—'r11e ilrsi
Important action ’undc ‘tllelnuu law
which plovldilu that éefuguuis in
111 lmluul 1111111111111 lll'oug 1g1i11st iiuh-
ll1 s111'1ico corporations shuil have the
light of trial by jury
11111 in th‘e Superior ‘oilrr of this
county the first 'i‘uesdm In N oflycmbcrv
wllcu the suit of Willlnu D‘Pfir iring
11mins! the New 110er Ne llvon
$l0 000 f0] ialse arrest and Imprison-
1111-nt will be started. Perring was ur-
lested on the day of the Yale Ilulvnrd
110111 11101111 on the charge of being a
pickpockot. 1111,] later was. acquitted by
1 jury in the Superior Court The 111'-
rest was made by railroad detectives
and Pcrriug Iwas held in 1,10 Ulor slg
tocn hours. rr‘iug s 121180 is one that
has uitruclod
suit bun just been illcd in the Snpol'ior
Court of New London county.
THE. HERMIT AND THE BEAR.
(Indianapolis News)
Tie a little nature story,
You'll recall it. comrade mine,
in wc found it in the reader
in the days oi uuld lung sync
"Was the story of a hermit.
'l‘Ilc old hermit and the bear,
And upon the page beside it
Wus "'i‘llc Tortoise find the Have."
This wine hermit i’ound young bl'uln',
Did not touch his foolish lrlcka,
H111 to guard his ilumblu cubln,
Carry walor. pick 11p slicks.
Or tho. bcur would l’IilliZil the country,
And bring in 11 store 111 game,
Which the gentle hcrulii rousiud
And luuuircd not whcncc lt cumc
As one summer day lhu ln-l'nllt,
in lilo upon nunr his door.
l.u,1' 11ml unflly nun-oily aiumbcrcd,
For lilo Ili‘iil‘ ‘iwus one job 11111111.
l'llilontiy the faithful bulimic
Wuvcu his now In io'u uud iro‘u,
Kuupllm o the films that clrclcd
Iliu duur unnatur'u uptllruud 11111111.
01111 big l'ly thut led the album
Bothered 11111111 ihun all the rest:
iiuilht‘ou times the boar bud brushed
m,
ilut he came again. the pool:
’l‘Ili ut lullt, out of all patience.
”min with a ton- pound ntom'!
timonhcd thut fly to many album--
ilermii. dcud with one poor mono.
Thou tho moral. chiming 1111191,
13111111 1111' wave of the tool friend,
1.11111 In doing us a kiuducnu
We might like tho hermit cud;
And now to 111111 little story.
Writ wilh alowneus and with cure,
but us add. for our own comfort
This was not All Teddy bear
APPROPR‘I’ATELY NAMED
use
The boy in the paint 1111111; dashed
. , hurriedly up the cellar steps and
i ”3% 11111111 proprietor.
harm a barrel leaking in the
mono" 1111 cricd,"11nd the 1111111-
11111111111 111111! is 511111 pouring out."
oxyou cal 11 liliihiflllibilfi
1111M" “hanged lilo marten) r.
can 1 1 m be you
11 mill! is
a1-
and stating that each sclectman mnn- ,
committed to jail at Newfune to nwuit '
1-H
night and last night Illey 51111.13“?
tel stable, and set it on. ill-c1. The blaze !
{CM}! QL fought '
11nd Hurti'md Rallroud’ 1111111111111» [111' ’L
wide intelest llmUilg ,
lawyers In the stale: Notlm of tho -'
, \VImi-iu-llw-Air
Court, October a. A. D., 100 '1'.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this court for adminis-
tr‘atiou at tho estate of Jacob Welt,
caused. ‘
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
omcc in Norwaik. on the 8th day of
October, 1907, at 10 o'clock i'orenoon:
and that public notice thcrco‘t be giv
on to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said district, at
least live days before said day or
hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
03 1t Judge.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of 1111111111111, 113., Probate ‘
Coult, October 211. A. D. 1007.
threas, written application has
been made to this court for adminis-
tration oi! the estate of Stephen S11
monnky, late oi Norwnlk in said dis-
trict, deceased
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at tho Probate
Ofiice in Norwalk, on the 81h day 0!
October, 1907.111 2 o'clock utternoon:
and that public notice thereof be given
to all persons Interested therein by
publishing this order in a. newspaper
having 11 cixculatlou in said district, at
least live davs before said day of
hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
03 1 Judge.
WILLIAM M'KINLEY.
t
Read at the dedication oi the monu-
ment to the late President's memory
at Canton, 0.
lie said: “It is God's Way,
His will, not ours, be done"—
And o'er our land a shadow lay
That darkened all'the sun;
The voice of jubilee,
1 That -gluddencd all the air,
Fell sudden to a chartering key
01' suppliauce and prayer.
He was our chick—0111 guide~
Sprung of our common earth,
From youtu' - ‘st‘rl’l gle prdved and
' 1 3 111111151 worth;
1111;311:1111-
il needs
‘ J-r w succeeds-—
' . id. 1”"
O
“ 1111111 he still
. pugh years mature‘
.rlabor hand and will
8.1101111 the harvest sure-c
rest of man a love——
tiou‘s Joy that swells
I‘o heights oi song or deops whereof
lint sacred silence tells.
do him his country seemed
luvou us :1 mother 111111-111.
lie reistedpslept and once he dumm-
1 Q ~—
'As 'on her bosom there——
‘1Au1l thrilled to hear within
.0th dream pl hel,un1l cull
OI hug-1,1111.- and thc clung and din
l 0111'111' * * * and our it all
llis rapt 1111111 cuught the bright
'1 Old banner, winging wild,
And book‘nng him us to
w 11111-—
11111111111311 child—-
in wakcucdldlld the dream
' \V us 1'.eul and he leaped
the light,
All led .tilc proud flag through 11 glonm
Of 11111151 11115110111111 wept.
‘
'l-Us was a tender handu
1 1131911 111111. woman's ill-—
And yet as bred in right‘ a command
.Au ii in ii 111111 of his; .
This 11. a the oldirr bravo-—
’I‘bis Will; the victor lair——
This is the hero heaven gave
'l'o, glory here—and thorn.
—-.lumeu Whitcomb Riley.
OLD FRIENDS.
and linin-in-iilo-Fnce
Arc friends worth the having and
yours at commund,
For mauys the hour and many’ s the
place
Was irollckod together on ocean
and land.
'l‘llcy'll brighten tho darks of
gloomluul, mood.
'l‘lwy‘ll strengthen your llcurt with
IIWII‘ bulstcrious play.
'l‘hcy'll bui’iol your linger until It’s sub-
ducd
’i‘iwy’ll «port wiih your narrow and
which it away.
your
lion 1. clutch In \OIll‘ curls with thui
pump of despair;
A tour on lilo chook is a drop out of
plucc!
"i ll lumplo your lrcuncsl" rours Wind-
in- the Face;
"but me do your crying!" triliu liuln
In- -tllcl"llcc.
No seven-11211111113 boots like 11 pair of
old ullounw
N11 wish-cloak 111111 111111qu 11 rain»
Iioiilli’li 1111111,
To tukc 11111 away from tho linulm of
the Ilium
To MW .1111: 1ho will that grips curc
by the throat.
ilow prcily our srlciu undcr Ood'u
, open nkyi
How often but shouts of u conjuring
bruinl
How quickly they dwindlc. how lightly
they fly
thn winuchd iiiid washed by the
wind and the ruin.
Then on run your shabblullt hmdicst
Wait?
[The kind that the" women folio;
tsrm--“A alumna
And Swing down the highway with
Wind‘in-thcil'auo.
Or splash through puddles with
itsln-in-thodi‘occ
Aft‘i‘iiilit all’ri’iditMAlv.
Mr. buyback-owns biggest idiots 1n-
woyll 111911111 to murry tho protocol wo-
1311111111 111 1111111131111. 111.. Probate:
into oi Not-walk in said 1111111111111.
1111111111. 0111 full li11
machined)
Tho 11151111111 nights 1111 suggested 1119 1113130551111 oi additional I
1111111111. and are sold with the icilowlun GUARANTEE
T1115: manufacturers of these Blankets guarantees them to be
made of pure. fuii'ataple'wool, both warp and filling. .
The 111111111 which then are 11111111111111 is alwaus kept in the
best sanilaul condition, and is equipped with the latest improved
The greatest precaution is observed throuohoul the
entire mill to make blankets perfect 111 13116111 palliCular; ‘
Price, 5
‘ mandamuscombine.
e of Blankets 15 110111111 Stock direct from the
c to :10 pi’. pr.
TRISTRAM
“You 11011-1 seem to 11111113111111 of
you1 spry ncss, Sim, ” said the country
cousin. “Don’t get ‘11 chunisi since i
moved to the city, Seth. Everybuddy,
makes me step so durned lively."—
Louisville Courier-Journal.
SOmelhlng Néw l
PHOTO OSTAMPS
SOUTH NOR WALK.
24 Stamps In a Book.
5c
WM. A. bRIGGiRMAN’S
MUSIC STORE,
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St.
WAgent for Crescent Laundry.
i i iii
”IBS'IIIIII IIIIBIBSIYIIII?
Good Coal?
Coal that burns well?
Coal that heats well?
Coal that lasts well?
Coal that has little' waste?
That's the kind we aim to selll
That's the kind we'll send you If we
get your order.
We are ready!
Are yool
llvl Iillls lull in
iiiiiai
-11111111:..11111.111"
For Mon and Woman.
Fall Styles llov Really
In All Luann.
m
‘Phono 842-2.
"111115311111111 11"
1111111111 (11. Savings 1111.
Dividend No. 166.
Norwnlk. (3111111., Sept. 10, 1907.
lit 11 meeting of the board of direc-
tions of tho 1111111111111 County savings
Bunk held lhio day. a dividend at tho
ruin of (our (4) per cent. petl annum
11111111111111on from the earnings of tho
six monthly ending Supt. 311111 1907.
The same is due Oct. 1st and will be
colored on halibbbdki and paid to do»
podium on and utter Cut. iiitil.
by order 111 the board 0! 11111111111111.
8E? noun
8c HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
I“
H Krie :er 8 Co
"iii leading Outfitters for M111 and Wombu
\
0111' 11111111111 ,, '
11111111111111111111118111111111
fairness. Courtesy. Iibcrailly.
Promplncss, Quick Service. Abou-
racy. Progressiveness. Maximum
Ouallly. 11111111111111 P1lcc.600ds Ile-
lurnable and Money Retarded.
01' II. Ii.- 8 Go.
1
WHICH“ GIVES YOU A GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION.
AND US A KNOWLEDGE THAT YOU WILL COME BACK
AGAIN. IT IS THIS PRESCRIPTION. THAT IS WINNING
FOR US THE LARGE I’ATRONAGE THAT WE ENJOY.
HERE EXTREMES MEET. EXTREMES OF QUALITY AND
LITTLE PRICE. THIS IS A STORE 0F IDEALS, WITH
TODAY'S DOING BETTER THAN YESTERDAY'S AND TO~
MORROW'S BETTER THAN TODAY. BEING LEADERS
OF LOW PRICES WE MAKE OUR OWN PATH, BUT WE
STICK TO THE TRADE LAWS OF FAIR DEALING, THAT
KNOW NO TIRING.
Charge Accounts 01111an With Everybody.
OUR MILLINERY SHOWING I8 THE FOREMOBT IN
THE CITY. IF YOU CANNOT FIND A TRIMMED HAT
TO "YOUR LIKING, LOOK AT OUR MATERIALS. WE CAR-
RY MORE STOCK, SUCH .AS . FEATHERB, .FLOWERB,
SHARES, VELVETS'AND SILKS, THAN ALL THE STORES
IN THE NORWALKS COMBINED.
H. KRIEGER .100.
29:31 West Washington Street.
Is more than acouga
motion or catamh 1
lunssualiied to out» 1.
source of consumption.
medicine. and. cough
action are worthless a
remedy token interns.
curd: BRAZILIAN 3
com, alone has triump-
”3:11. ' Iii d I
11 cops are 3 h
and chest with Mil. 11131111 11331
penetration; reduces the inhuman
Wait “hills of phlegm,
“youth. Got an 8011 on 31. 1
'1 1 thin“: for a low Weeks and
Milton M quick consumpc
h. F. a“
i' is a deep-sect“ 1111111111
9 10101111111111 tubes and
and the most fruitful
thumbs all schools oi
a, loaded with non
hlmniul, because no
_ 1y, ever did or can
the germicido bai-
every one ion 20
'1
l" min» bothothothrofl
minnow n
Norwalk Chronicler