1111' ‘F 11111111. FIT ANo: THEYWILL ’coMPAuerA 13111111 11 WITH oAnMsN-rs sou: . ucH 111111111111 emcee. 1 11111: An: ALL wooL, HAND AILOFI'Ep THROUGHOUT. OUT 1N e PuevAILINo STYLE, NNOT FAIL. TO owe GENUINE ATISFACTION To THE wsAneu. GET THE HABIT. 0.1111111111111- CLOTHING _ 6 North Main Street. ' HARRY GOODWIN, Manager. LEGAL NOTICES SOLVENT NOTICE ‘ Distiict of waalk, as... Pmbute 1 Court, September 25, A. D., .1907.“ ' ., Estate of Charles W. Beuham, late “of New Rochelle, in the State of New .mYork. deceased. The Court of Probate. for the Dis- . trict of Norwalk, hath limited uud ul- lowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to ex- hibit their claims for settlement. “Those . who neglect to present their accounts, ‘1 1 properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a, recovery. All: per- sons indebted to said estate are 1e- quested to make immediate payment to MARY ANN BENHAM, Administr ntrlx. CHAS. D. BURNES, Atty, Greenwich, Conn. .010 17 24 CANAAN GOT WISE. ,To the State Police, All Except a Num- ber of Italians, Who Were Prosecuted. Merrill S. Loucks, of No, 62 Ed- wards street, Hartford, 11 member of the state police, and one giving the name of James Seuton, of Hartford have been spending the summer up in the town of North Canaan, getting evi- dohce by the wholesale against a. num- 1.b(1r'1 of ltnllun violzutms of the liquor las. Not that Italians were the only game they sought, but somehow or othei most everybody, except the ltul- . inns, "got onto” the mission of the ‘ ‘men in the town Early in July the detectives went 4to Cannon and begun their operations, but they did not go together nor did they pose as being anything alike. Scaton nuisquerudcd under the name of “Jim Seaman," and he drifted into Wilown as a. trump, got jobs on the farms here and there, and finally was employed in George V1111 Deusen‘s pool room. “Seaman" iulked Frec- masonry to all the fellows after he had been in VunDeusen's place 11 . while. but. it isn't learned that his op- erations along this line resulted in unytbing. The pool room hus never been under suspicion and the work of the detective seems to have had re- sults only among the Jorge ltnllun colony in North Cannon. Mr. Loucks posed as 11 “Mr. Demo," 11 genileiuun of culture, and he mingled with the silk-stocking crowd. What his operutions were has not yet uppeured, other ibun that he wns on hand the other day when eight of “Senmuu‘ s" iiullun victims Weic tried Witt Cannon and given heavy lines for 1,‘ selling liquor in 11 no-ilcensc town. The cases uro not All disposed of. and some of the lichens who were dis— posed to light, 1111.; buying hearings to duy. "Mu llevoo" may have some 1111- poriunt disclosures luier. LONDON‘S SOCIAL SEASON. LONDON (iii. 10. ”"110 flint big so. ciul guihmiuc of the autumn season (1111 1111‘“ d 111 Si (icorgc’ 3 Church tollny. when Miss 111111111 ill-(111111». Dounhtcr of , Mrs. Hurry Higgins by her first burr bond. the luic W. 11. lirooso. of New York, become illw bride 111' Aieiuir R0 ' bcri 11111111111011: brother and heir pro- nuinpiivo of the duke of Roxburgiic 1 (Nor 1.000 invltuti0u were 1111111 out and the usucmbluue w1111 1cprcsouiu tire of the urictocrucy of (trout iiriluiu and included inuny American residents don and Ainbussudor Whitciuw Mid 1111 the 111111? or the eiiibuuoy. . Uauuliy when u mother and daugh- Jtcu agreed. it is on A decision iliui. 11111 11111111. and husband is u crank. cm be cut in instantly when any whines. won‘t, and give full credit to those who ANp . everything in his power to harmonize ‘ desire to gain. not to immove so good . mony tether than destruction , being pressed by friends. will govern “mere of the R 4!; G corset factory. and 111.111.. 11 cause 1111‘ the 111111.; of the 1 drowning of the inland waters of. the 1111111111 111111.111. ' ‘ lie Will issue such printed mutter as he feels will rectify any infringe aided in 1.1111111111111111 this organization in 1870. He foils that he has done thipgs in the post for lhe‘good or the cause. but 11 selfish motive on the purl of the said John W. Jones showed u on cider. The admiiel prefers liart bu finds it imposnible to secure that New, himself accordingly. He does believe that forming bouids of trustees in the several districts to handle all receipts directly. and reward deeds of bravery at once in that Saddam will remedy all , waiting for 1ecog1uition and harmon- ize those expert swimmers at once.- And the admiral asks that all who feel 111111111111 in this cause to work our- nestly during this winter and be ready for good we”: during the next year. The udmiiai and his aids are quietly forming crews in this section, especial- ly four crews among the lady swim. in a few weeks free instructions will be giieu to such holes on wish to learn this “manly art." Lads are good material, and crews will be formed of such us send in their. names. Further notices will..lie given concerning ~ull movements. ' special attention is call ed to this leading fact. that all con- ti'lbutlons that the generous public wish to give will be sent direct to ex- ‘ Senator C. W. Louusbury or QXTJHH‘ tics of Peace William Austin. of Nord- tou Heights, and that no monies be given to infringere of this cause who may present papers for special: aid. Such will be dealt with nocouiing to the laws of the state in due time .i' E. D A. PRODUCT OF OUR CONVICTS. ' The report that Connecticut convicts in thestate prison earned $62,000 dur~ ing the fiscal year just ended, is a pretty good indication that Justice iI finding profitable occupation for idle hands to do. The state is better off because of the labor expended, the convicts enjoy better health and en- tertain cleaner thoughts because of busy hands, and doubtless the num- ber of cases of insubordinution hue been reduced by the process. Humun- by us well as the justice of man to' man demands that prisoners have work to do and that they be required to do. if they con be taught 11. trudo. so much the better; but common pru- dence demands that they help puy for thelr" keep. And we ure inclined to the belief. too, that for quite a. port of the your the work of our stole convicts might be out of doors. The expense of 11111111 tuiuing 11 constant guard would be heavy, but the returns might justify the expense. Much of our state roud work in the vicinity of the slate pris- on‘could be done by convict labor, 11nd in web work they need not displace citizens now employed. Our present system of state roads is being con- siructcd at tremendous expense by paid lubor when the some luoor is needed elsewhere and when prison lu- bor might be bud us well 1111 not, of 11 great saving in expense. Some of the convicts would object on the ground of “publicity." and some union men would object on the ground of ”soul: lubor," but neither of these objections would directly apply to lilo case. At uny rule. work of this kind concerns the couvi'ct‘s future 11ml likewise the present and the future of the stale. 11nd one grout udvuniuso would lie in the fuel. thut the product would not be 11. sulublo connnmiliy 11ml it could Inot be thrown amide.» New lluvou Un on. “lid lives," sold 11 country 1101 of itflotlicl‘ young 1111111 in Iiili neighbor liood‘ on tho rcpulniiou of his moth- er’s upplc pie. mm... When 11 1111111 111.1111 mud bin wllo is more concerned that the neighbors muy hour him than she in over the ounce of his wrath Every wail-museum electrical 11111111111111 A reserve 1111111111111 which 1 ‘ , You Are the money 11.111111. dynamo to:- y‘ouisell or your family; you have 11. reserve financial 6111111111111 in the form of A. saying: so: 1,“ 11117911 Willem-11y your load If you are Iiclc. 4% interest. accident happens to the regular hutpins and almost tore the hat to pieces while I was flogging him. Af- ' . a I: Grimm. who he been at the other 111111 I did not 111111 11 111111, 11111 11111 pretty sure 1101.11. Mr. 01 1mm tuck our. cell and pushed him out of the car. They 111111 he struck Cornell, but he didn't: because it he had, he would hare killed him. , " “The brukoman wanted to arrest me, but i asked him Wheie his shield was. and as he did not have any or would not show it, I got at Cornell 1111111111 and this time nobody interfered with me and I gave him w at he deserved. “He did not n1 rk me, but he tore my waist dud broke the head on my tel that Mr. Grimm andl walked ahead or the omcer to police headquar- one, and we were churged with 1111-1 suultiug n brokeman. I managed to ilcienily well to get; home in, but I don't mind that, no, I have forced Cora nose to prove what he said about me. No one can point the finger of scorn at mound I was not going to let this stigma. this cur’s'slanders had placed on my good name. I would have done 'it if it had cost me a thousand dollars instead of a dog whip and a new but and waist. I was no incensed at him that I could have killed him. When the case. comes up in court. I’ll make himprove the things he has sold about me," concluded Mrs. Grimm. WELLMAN'S FRITHJOF LOST. Foundered Off Iceland Coast, Carrying Down ‘15 of Her Crew. COPENHAGEN, Oct. 10.-'l‘ho Arc» tic steamer Frithjof, which accompan- led the Welln‘iun-Chlcngo Record-Her- ald expedition to Spitsbergen. was lost off Cape llnngenes, Iceland, October 1’1. rl‘hc captain and fifteen of her crew were drowned. The engineer clung to 11 plank, on which he drifted ashore 'l‘he Frlthjof was homeward bound . to Norway, having been dumngcd by ice and consequently was double to withstand u storm which she encoun terod off Capo Lungenes. N EW CORPORATIONS 23. A compilation of the corporations formed in Connecticut during Septem bur shows 11 considerable shrinkage both 11s to number and cupitulizntlon 1111 conipnrcd with the corresponding month of lost. year. The total 1111111- bor of new concerns was 23 us against :H in 19011. while the aggregate volume of rupiiul stuck wua $1,500.500 us Aguinsi $3,384,500 in September oi lust your. Nine of the concerns incor- poruted lust month represent manufac- turing enterprises. and their com- bined capital stock is $1,145,000. 'l‘broc nirrctinille corporations were cupilullzcd ut 5211. 000. Two construe lion cuteipriues figure in the list to ilic extent of $60 000 of capitalization 01111. wholosulc and retail coal corporu- 11011 bus 11 cupitul stock of $160,000 11111! a bakery corporation is capitalized 11f. $771000. Several real estate. amuse- ment and trucking ventures were In corporulcd, but they all were small. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. tlic Cornelius Buckley is visiting Dunbury fnlr today. Thomas H. Powaii was A visitor at “the Dnnbury fair today. A1 regular meeting of Opliir Chopior i). in. 8., was held last evening but no» dem‘co work was done. We. 1 One preposition was made 1111151111111- bershlp lu Norwulk Lodge, 13.1.0. 10.. Parks and John Moore were clccicd to membership. The uiloudnuco was large. A meeting of the lint Finishers 11111 sonluilou wuu hold hill evening uud 1c- 1zulur luminous irunuu 11d. llclogiiteo to 11111 11111011111111 licdcruiion oi l.11l1111 were buliottcd upon. The reports of of rend showing that the organisation In in line 11111111111. DEATHS AND 111111111111 MR8. JAMES ii. mlNCAN. The funeral of M1111. i‘.i 111111111111. was held yesterday Afternoon from the tum by home. 21 Full“ street. Rev. George ii. lights-rt. pastor of the Norwulk Ocu- uregotionul (Shel-ch. officiated. and 1111 tumour followed ut Riverside Como 1111,11. FUNERAL 011‘ Mini. ruinous. The funeral of Mrs. George F. Pris die will be held this evening at 8 11111111111 from her into home. ill Wilton 1111111111111 1311111111111. The Rev. 11'. 11. T1111 my will officials and tomorrow morn- lug the 11131111111111 will be taken to drummed Remote". iirookl yu. O Ildurin thee 1111111 1) ttpckctclu 1171111 bull do: never do hi 1111111 the Anything «110.11 is surprising 111111 they are tulle bout. , 1 mull 11111111111 limits 1111.. 1111111111 and ' g the street serving e 1 over thepiiend of. some or the car. came down the ‘aisle Just 1, a; Otorneil struck me A blow in the ‘c on . pin my clothes and but together suf- ‘ matter be hushed up and stand the 1 at its meeting. hull. night, und Wulluco ' floors for the post 1111 months were ers hi the United States. are types of. what the exiles of Erin have proved themselves as citlz one and subjects 11111111. but at Fontcnoy,a.s regain in the 1111111 war. they fought side by side with (and usulnst) their own kin.. of the Irish race hove been benefiting other notions 1111111111: in the "011111 dart" 11111111111 the very old, the very' young and the decrepit. it is so still. In 1905 and 1906 nearly 88. 000 sturdy persons left 11191111111 for the United States alone. NOT Firm H In?" 1.111111111111111 ‘-<1AMUSEMENTS p- oom-3L“ THEATRE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, MATINEE AND NIGHT. Special Engagement, . PRVOR, The Trombone King. AND His SOLOISTS. PRICES: Matinee. ..... . 15c; 25c and 361: Evening” 251:, 861:, 50c and 75c Seats on ”Sale Tuesday, Oct. S. 1 .1112' HOYT’S THEATRE ONE NIGHT ONLY, FRIDAY” OCTOBER 11. The Leander De Cordova Am'ueement Company, inc. Presents The Supreme Comedy Drama, DANIEL BOONE ON THE TRAIL. ,By George Peek. Presented by An Exceptionally Capable Company. Prices ......... 10¢, 2011,3011 and 50c Seats Now Selling. M a HOYT'S "THEATRE. one WEEK commaucmo MON- DAY, OCTOBER 14TH. MATINEES wsouigoAv AND SAT. um: . MR. DANIEL RYANYAND H13 COM- PAN Preeentlng the Following High~0lau Plays: Monday—The Vagabond King. Tuucday—The Belle. ‘ Wednesday—The Merchant of Ven- ce. Thursday—Tho Three Musketeers. Friday—Jo Be Announced. Saturday—Oliver Twiet. Complete Production for Every For in nuance. PRICES-nil», 25c. 35c, 501: and 76¢. Seats on Sale. 1:01.161; THE cuowo To Music Hall. The Electrograph Moving Pictures and Illustrated songs. Under the Direction of F. Book, of NOW York. EVERY EVENMINO Tim BATURDAY We produce nothing but the but and meet upon-1111111 moving pletum end Illuetreted wage. omen ............ 511.1011 Ind 1611 (iii-11 e of Pro rum Manda Wednes- ' 11.1”11111 Pliny." ‘ 11m: AMORTMINT or Post/Cards. For sensations the brain and brown .1' beet saniiaui 11.111111110111111 is equipped with the machmeui The 111 1'5.de s kept in the blast improved lest precaution is observe 1.t'tlirou11h0ut the for 25¢ 1 1 25¢ '1 3 quarts Bonus, 251: . 5 lbs. Laundry Starch. 25c Joseloff’s 72 No. Main 81., 1 Tel. Call, 6984. mfiyu...‘ 1...... .._.. 01111 11111111111119? Good Coal? Coal that burns well? Coal that been well? Coal that lute well? Coal that has little waste? That's the kind we aim to sell! ‘ That’o the kind we’ll send you If we get your order. We are ready! Are you! lie Illiis 81th iiiimi “Glover s-—-lhe Place" a“ . For Men and” Women. 1111 1111111111 111111 In All Leathers. W Phone Mil-2. “Wear 11133511111111" fairlleld to. Savings Bani Dividend N11 66 At a nioet‘ililg of limbo scum ‘ 111111.11. ”“1. also... Blaine Will“ tors of the Falwell! county ill ileult hold this thy, 5 divide" rate of four (I) her also was declared from 11111 months until ' The stone is 1111 Vocation on 11111111111111 murders: g "f 1 ‘ Yale T5111 Crackers, 31115 for 25¢ 1 1 Fancy Crac crs, asSottcd, 2 lbs." AllllilliAV I ,1 1 UR ‘ Armoui’s Pure Lard, 2 lbs. for 251: f Red Alaska Salmon, 2 cans for 25¢ ‘ 3‘ Cooking Apples, peck, West woshington Street. South Not-walk ' “be leading liuiiiiiu's M1111”, Women and Bhlidrui. mainstay of this store’s business. subterfuge and misrepresentation in selling goods. on the quality of the” goods we sell to bring and to hold our traded From 110w on until the end of the season this will be the busiest store in town. system. we don’t Underscll competition in most instances for the same class of goods. buy, simply look. Clean, straightforward merchandising methods are the There is no room for W e 1'er Wc again 'wish to remind you of our up—to-dnte charge Compare our prices, quality and style, and see if Call and sec ourli'ali Styles. We will not urge you to Tailor Made Suits .......... $15 to $35100 Skirts..:............. ...$2.5oto$2o.oo 3' Silk Petticoats, all shades. Children’s Coats, All sizes. Boys’ Suits and Overcogts, from $1.98 to $7.50 Men’s Waterproof Coats, special ...... .$15.98 In more 1111111 A. cough; ii. 11 a. deep-seated 1111111111 motion or caterrh ot the bronchial 1111111111 and ”lung-embed. asthma and the meet fruitful ”source oi consumable: . It bodice all wheels at 12111111., 1.111 15112. ’1‘ 11111 1115111 11.14 A H. KRIEGER & CO. 29-31 West Washington Street. iiwithnor- WWW pronounced-m”- .mummgi
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