It tho unit of opportunity to get.
lacs in Clothing. Wait until
hove seen our $7 and $10 Suits
‘ will iiud much to internal you.
you will be pleasantly surprised
, ho n1uterini.atyle and finish. To
deal with us is to get lhe best Cloth-
ing- obtainable at $7 and $10
GET THE HABIT.—
on T0
«COMPANY.
‘ Is’ North Main Street.
HARRY ooomfim, Manager.
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[LEGAL NOTICES
SOLVENT N01 lCla.
District of Norwalk. so.
Court, October 8, A. 1)., 1907.
Estate, of Jacob Wolf. luic ol’ Nor-
1 walk, in said district, deceased.
The Court oi’. Probate for the. district
:0! Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
,the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. ’I‘hose
who neglect to present their accounts,
' properly attested, within said time,
will be debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re.
,quested to make immediate payment to
JOHN OLDENSCHLAGER
08 15 22 Administrator.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.»The
codrse of opening prices of stocks was
Probate
‘ Hirregular. The general tendency was
upwards but there was some conspi-
cuous exceptions among the prominent
railroads Grout Northern pfd. declin-
ing 1% and Reading, Union Pacific.
and American Smeltlng varying flac-
lions Northern Pacific utter ndvnnc~
ing 1%, fell back to about II point below
last night. American Locomotive rose
1% and Atchlson, Colorado and South-
ern, U. S. Steel and American Our large
fractions. The dealings were only mo~
derately active.
WALL STREET, 1], I1. tin—A 1mm
her of small gains wore established in
the spirited buying that followed the
opening bcl’ore large selling orders
appeared. which drove the list down
substantially. All of the notice stocks
reacted to below yesterday’s eluding.
Detroit United Railway dropped 18
points to 35 following a drop of 9
points yesterday. on the announcement
that the dividend was passed. Amer-
ican Snul’i also lost 171,9. U. S Ix
mess 4, Third Avenue 3 Grnnby Min-
ing 2%,. Consolidniod (ins 2% and
losses in various other stocks ranged
from 1 to 11/9.
WALL STRET, Noon—Stocks were
sold on exaggerated rumors of Ibo dis-
turbance in the Japanese qunrlor at.
Sam Francisco and chouudI-d wbI-II
detniis became accurately known Pri
cos who to the best on tho rally. Bonds
wclo nook.
WALL STREET“ 1 p. 11L~Busluoss
was ooIII-liderubly restrlotod, but Hill
tone was stcadler, Union Pacific ris-
ing nncw to 120%. Liquidation mnliuu:
ml in Detroit United lialiwnys, tho
price dropping in 33, a loss ol‘ lwcniy
pointsw
RnllauauRmiI
NOR TH MAIN ST
Scull: Nor-walk
um
GOOD FLOOR
GOOD SKATES
Goon MUSIC
L‘I.’\.'~.'~."»,.J
”I
d ins floor.
4
‘
Milli .
uni-uni; libs
taken but I1. low boom before. suit
ilroke' ct purulyiiis, .
MRS. CHARLES C BETTS.
‘ sinners) of Mrs. Churipurc 13
sh nvcnue, which wail arm
,0!
‘i'or Wednesday afternoon. bus be
pouiponoa until Thurudny aftornooh- at
:i: 30 o’clock This change has been
made in mdor ibul one of Mru. Bella?
sons Edwhrd Bells. may get hero :1 sin
vlcos. Anothor son, Charles Belts.
who is in Death Valloy. California will
be unable to reach Norwnik in lime.
II, was It vor dimoult task to even
transmit word'pf his mothor’ a death to
I. him.
COLON Ell b‘. ST. JOHN LOOKWOOI).
The funeral ‘ot‘Coionsi Frederick
St. John lackwood will be held at 2:30
o’clock tomorrow afternoon from his
late, residence in East avenue. Nor-
walk.
and the Rev. George D Egbert will 01’-
flciute. Interment. will occur at Nor-
wulk Cemetery. Delegations from var-
ious organizations with which Colonel
lockwood was identified will attend
the funeral services.
FORREST KEELER WILSON. «
Folrest Keeier Wilson in his fifth
year, and son of Mr. and Mis Wilbur
Wilson. formerly of Norwalk, died this
morning at the plosent home of tile
parents in Darien
will he held Thursday afternoon at 2
o‘clock or the Riverside CellletOlS’
chapel Norwalk and inieiment will
follow in Reveisido Cemoler.
MRS. HARRIET A. S’I‘URGES.
The funeral of Mrs Hmriet A.
StIII-ges was held this afternoon from
her late residence in East mobile. The
Rev. Wemyss Smith and the Rev.
Charles M Sclieck officiated and inter
ment was in Norwnlh Cemetery
FUNERAh OF MRS HENRY SEY
MOUR.
The luncrnl oi the late Mrs. Henry
Seymour was held this afternoon at 2
o’clock from her late home in West
avenue. Rev. George D. Egbert omclat-
ed and the interment was in Riverside
Cemetery.
ADDITIOMAL Loch} NEWS
A meeting of the Norwaik Building.
Loan and Investment Association wil
eb held tonight.
Poslumstcr Bradley S, Keith. of Non
walk. is attending the Odd Fellows
convention at Bridgeport.
Miss Emma Banks, of Wesiport. llélF
been admitted to the Norwnlk liospi
lal, suffering from typhoid fever.
The town board of school Visitorr
will hold a meeting tonight at the us
sombiy ball building in Wall slicei.
wauik.
Quite a delegation of local Odd iI‘lc
lows attended the Gland i‘ ncanipmcui
in B1 ldgepmt yesterday and bud a llilf
time as the guests of the Park City
wcurcrs of the three. links,
loorgc E. Risley, of the Electric V0
hiolo Company, 'Harll'ord. wns in Nor
\vnlk yesterday on a business trip and
today not out on his annual hunting
trip to Maine. Mr. Rlslcy is on on
ibusinslic limiter and his friends ul
ways count on him bringing back 11
moose.
Papers in a divorce case were today
served on Charles H. Godfrey by Con
stable Samuel lrcland. The papers ui
logo cruelty and inlemperance as the
cause of the divorce desired. Judge
Joseph R. Taylor represents Mrs. God
troy. Ml'i. Godfrey is employed by
Bishop & Lynos.
Old Well Hook and Mulder Com
puny voted at a meeting held last eve
ulug not to luko tho lire appmatus lI
Don (‘boslci rm the big parade. 0th
or III-utters in the pm ado question wcrI
also solllod. Ono new candidate 1’01
II1I~111l1I1rship was received and two up
pllIIIItionu one flied. 'l‘hcie‘will hI
bciwoon filly and sixty membcIs in
lino III the Port Chester pmado. ‘
(l. J. Kbby. of Willimnntlc. who bur
purchased the Wl‘tlcki‘d Ford uutomo
Inllc owned by Ibo lulo I’nul MncCor
mac. inlondo lo have tho machine In
In his homo undI-r its owh pbwor ll
pouslblo Mr. Kllby has mdoiod lWI‘.
wiIoI-ls and olhm parts to mutual:
lhoso Willilki‘ll, and ho hopcs in gel
tho cm in Iunniuu Indor in about I!
work. lie in ropuirlnu ll at F E
Lockwood uud‘ilomplmy‘s mirage/in
Water ulrnI-I, wohro it bus boon Miner
tho blight, of tho llill‘lllllllll. '
Tho li'IouIIh Iuolnu luunch “I41 Mun
oln" pm "(Hi by l-lmnuol lnIIII-s. ol‘
Nor.wulli will ho II lino looking ornfl
next «brim: whoa sins lakes in tho wat
or. The boot in in tho hands 0! Cap
lain Ephraim M. Mcrrili. who has be
non preparations for ovorlumliug her.
The crIIi't'II twentyd'our borso powoi
l’anhnr motor has boon removod and
will ho Inkou upurt it is exported that
this MI Mimoiu will be It much loom
bout uoxt «canon than she was during
Ibo mun mm. for she has not been
overhauled since she was now tour
hildren sAccounts.
Yonrn ago.
lindgepor ,Mu‘sicalinslilulo
Denver, Colorado, in thus for the son ‘
[Viola
The Rev. shades M Selleck . ‘
of New York Cullo
Piano {iotto Paul Schubert,
. , at New York. Volce
Or Karl Schneider,
Vow: or New York Theory
Theory g School your begin. Sept.
Ensemble 23rd,1907.
Playing
Private and Class Lessons ...
Telephone. .
Funeral services A
M.FUE§SEL. ,, F. II. about
DIRECTORS. , _
Studios, Fourth Fi.or,
Sanford Bldg.
Loni. Heine,
Violin
Q
Cello
We'd like to hold you upior a. min-
utc, just for a short whisper.
We want to 19‘ you know that we
have the largest stock of heating
stoves in The NorWulks. You will find
here stores of all kinds and sizes.
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THE
illumination to.
I34 Washington St.
Resolutions on the Death of Jesse
llopson. Member of the Men's
Club of the South Norwcik Con-
grcdutlonci Church.
\l’horow, file All Wise, has in ills
wisdom removed from north the spirit
If our brolhor and friend. Jesse l-iop
lilll
".il1I1Iol‘-,oII-. be it liosole-d That We
be members of the Mon‘ s Club ol‘ the
«‘lI-st (l-ongiogallonul Church of South
\'01walk express oul sympathy with
“.ho family in the kiss of its faithful
uld beloved head;
'l‘hnt wo express our npprociaiiou
If the honesty and frankness ol'
hougbl.'und independence oi” utior
lure of our deceased brother; his
march for the truth, his hatred of in
Iiucorily and hypocrisy.
That we commend his love of the
run. the beautiful and the good: and
that we emulate his strivings to real-
zo the highest type of intelligent. true
111d perfect manhood.
Resolved, further, That these resolu-
Ions be sent to the bereaved family.
Ind ho leuled in the South wanlk
Suuilnel.
GEORGE 8. NORTH. It}
THOMAS 'I‘ETLOW,
3. J. B. LAWRENCE,
Committee on Resolutions.
South Norwnik. Conn, October lzl,
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l’urnuuut to an ordor ot the Court
It Probate for the District oi Norwnik
Iuthorizing and empowering t“
llllreunto the subscribers hereby bi”
for for sale all push right. title and
lmorest as Wlliihm O. Wnigrnin, late
It Norwnlk deceased, had at the time
u bin donth in and I'm the following
iencribod ronl entnto situuled in bold
\lorwnlk, III. South Norwulk, to wli:
Ono certain building lot known as
No. it in Block ll, lill shown und don-
unntod on tlmi. oortuiu mop untitled.
"Mop of Harbor .Visw Pork South
\lorwulk, Conn, ‘ property of the
Ilurbor View Really (30.,
ml W. lloyt,.lr. Surveyondulr, 1908,"
which map was filed in the cities 0!“
'hr 'l‘own Cleric of sold Norwnlk an
i-lI-ptsmber 20,1906;
One corinin building ‘iot lying;I on
the easterly side or Woodward ave.
one so called, and is bounded northt
uriy 200 feet. more or lune, by the tract
or land next hereinafter dcdorlbed:
alimony 20 (not. more or loan. by loud
now or lormorly of Oblivion ll. Smith;
southerly 280 foot more or loss. by:
toenail-1y by land now or formerly”
' of: at 1m next hereinbsror
muudow‘ loud now or formerly of John
Koyuor; and westerly 130 feel. more.
or loan. by bald Woodward nvouuo. . ,
Ono curtain building lot lying on tho
I-aiiteriy side of said Woodward av
nun, being 60 (not in front nod run
and 200 foot. more or, loan. in (loath.
bounded north‘or iv in porno)!“ land now
or fornierlr oi charted“ Hamlin
y lahd ‘now or filo
m. John H. Knapp-
Clint-lea
Public Sale of Red [stole .
Who
Muir 9 ”.30
"(aunt-”II”:
musmms.
(‘HOYT'B THEATRE.
ONE WEEK ‘oommsuciuq MON.
‘ DAY. ocroasn 14m. . .
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND sar-
Hm
MR. DANIEi. ““th AND His 00M-
Presenting the Following High- Club
. Plays: I
Tuacday-I-The Bells.
i Wednesdays—The Merchant of Van-
cc.
Thursday—Thu Three Musketeers.
Friday-To Be Announced.
Saturday—Oliver Twist. ‘ ‘
Complete Prodbctiou for Every Per- '
formanoe.
' PRICES-450, 25c. 36c and 50c.
These prices are special for this en-
gagemcnt.
Seats on Sale.
FOLLOW THE CROWD TO
Music Hall.
The Electrogruph . ("7
Moving Pictures
and Illustrated Songs.
Under the Direction 0? F. Back, of
. Now York;
EVERY EVE ING AND SATURDAY
ATINEE.
We produce nothing but the best and
most up-todate moving pictures
and illuotrated conga.
PRICES ...... 51:, 100 and 15¢
Change of Program Monday, Wednee
day “and Friday.
Moorish Bazaar!
Benefit of
Norwalk fire Deparimcm
Lat
Norwalk Armory,
Week of
Oct. 21 1907.
Grand Electrical Illumination
JOHNNY MACK, the noted clack wire
Marlow". and otherc‘
DANCING FREE.
Geogral Admission .............. 15c
Eaton-Hurlbul
oi Pressed Vellum
Writing Paper
WM A bMGfiERMAN' 3
_ MUSIC STORE,
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St.
Agent lor Ore-cent Laundry.
Hater. SALE
N. A. KNAI’P. Auctioneer.
'wlil sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, “190?,
ill. ll o‘clock II. m.
At Stable: of Dr. J. 8. achofloid. Grun-
Mob Conn.
«Io-I-onnr'r HORSEM
Wclgthn from 1200 to Will lbs.
Also Wagon. and Human".
Theme homes are the property 0!
II largo contractor who in closing down
work. They are thorough acclimated,
in good condition. and will he sold to
tho highest bidder without reserve.
bout miss nus opportunity. Terms
angina I’cr oriicr OWNER.
O . I'
. u . 'n
a. chiropractl‘c
. rrlhiu'solic huh I
II“ motor
dbl u he on-
8. South: southerly b he,
and “bumpy by said Wood
or. maul-rs null teams? It 7 to
in _ 14. m N W
Maths 0. “by .
by ’Imc ‘ or .de
seem almost
music, lineal .
, Di! IV "
a flowing” ”$386 ‘
styles and most desirable. rubrics.
MOHDELAlNE.
. “summons."
.. UNFINISHED wons'rco.
'" MAW BROADCLOTH.
» INVIGIBLE PLAIDs.
‘ FRENCH TWILLS..
Every now inncy or weave either imported or domssiic finds its place in our Dress
The monomers and scintillation with. which every demand bus bee n met in this department and the pros-
m1 porous business it has enjoyed are ovldonces that we are always ready with a complete stock of the very latest
l , .‘ u.
READONA.
PANAMA.
Poptms.
. ARMURU-MELROSE.
PRUNELLA.
TAFFETA CLOTH.
NOVELTY STRIPES OR PLAIDB.
Allin thenNeWeSI Shades andauhe Lowest P055ible Prices.
TRISTRAM 85 HY ATT NORWALK, CONN.
For Man and Woman.
Fall Styles lior Ready
In All Learners.
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Phone 547M. _
"wear Shoes but ill"
iviiii
inesluiin his You?
Good Coal?
Coal that burns well?
Coal that beat. well?
Goal that last- well'l
Coal that has little waste?
That'c the kind We aim to will
That'c the kind we'll send you if we
get your order.
We are readyl
Are youi
iii an In In
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[in mi Landry Imus
Electrical 00.
United American Optichns
Export cabcclulict In Attendance.
Hausa-am :. or. toll 8p. rm: ectun
. ‘0
hoary.“ 11h tut hard lltu N. Y.‘
DAILY» no unison? AT «lanolin.
Native GMDBII Iror‘i..prenorvlnu. nice‘l
peckl.06Didnlcblilllb'lilblllia“
Oh. that Sweet cldbr fresh mini
tmall price?
ii In?" I“.
The Bee; 8,: Volk-
largo lruit. not whilo they last. {I
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west Whehington Street.
u lilo leading Outfitters in lip Norualks i)-
The Wage
Workers
Dollar
Often represents hours of toil.
When that dollar. is
spent, it should command its fullest buying power. To
give itythat power is one of the vital principles of
this store. Our public is finding out that they get a
larger dollar’ 5 worth here than In any other store in
town. Every assertion of ours is based .on facts sob
idly. Apply the test at any time and you-will always
find us teddy to back our promises. and always re-
member anything bought, if it is not satisfactory, re-
aturn it and we will cheerfully refund the money.
Come in .and look at our large assortment of
Tailor-mode Suits from $15.00 to $35.00.
Also our Clothingrand Shoe Department-Shoes
for men, women, boys and girls." None better to be had
anywhere. ‘
Also our magnificent and complete Furniture De-
partment. In thix department you will find every-
thing a little better than elsewhere. We try to excel in
i this as well as in all other departments.
In all these departments you can open a charge
account, ‘and settlé your bill in weekly or monthly
payments. When the year is around you’ll know exJ
exactly to a pennywhat it has cost you to live.
29-31 WestIWnshmgton Street
201m.Granuluted Sager,
HECKER’S BUCKWHEA’I‘, per: package ..............xoc
LARGE DRY RED ONION§.pcr peck caoc
Cranberries.
Sweet Potatoes.
'Tmnaioes. ,
Canning Pears.
Grapcn. I . I
C elcry .
Yellow l‘urnips.
Pickling Onions.
Apples. .
Cunliiiomr. ..
‘ N193 LEAN VNDER SHOULDERS. per pound .........Ioc
tho prom: . ..I m allian' fluid, 70 -.
‘ Did you son that ill; cabbage at u
do .
Norwalk Chronicler