Ioh’ i: Kick it the Jack of opportunity to get; ”good values In Clotl1lng.Wu.it until " you have noon our 37 and $19 Suite. _ on will Ilnd much in Interest you. and you wiil‘bo pleasantly aurprised at the muterlai._stylo"nnd Ilniuh. To denlwith us is to get, the host Cloth- lug obtainable at $7 and $10. GET THE" HABIT—-' . , GO TO Q'OOPYRIGHT "CLOTHING COMPANY, 11 North Main Street. HARRY GOODWIN, Manager. .24 21......”“u ,. LEGAL NOTICES 1 At a Court of Probate lioldou at Norwalk, within and for tho District of Norwalk, on the lTih day of Octo- ber. A. i).. 1907. Whereas, a certain written apt-11c.- ment by and between Gustave I13. Ii‘ricd- rich and Minnie Friedrich. husband and wife. oi" said Norwalk. of the first _ part, and William 1‘}. Iflttcr and Anguil- ta Ettcr, husband and wife, of lingers- town, in tho Stateof Maryland, 01‘ the 'Hecond part. providing in substance for the, legal adoption by said parties of the second part. of Lillic II. Evans Friedrich, a minor female child. has ' been filed in this court, together with the written application of the parties to said agreement. praying for the ap- proval by this court of said agree- ment: ‘ Ordered, 'l‘hat. said application bc heard and determined at; the I'mbate Office in Norwalk, on the 251th day oi October, 1907. at 2 o'clock afternoon. and that public notice thereof be hiv- 011 by publishing this order In a. news- paper having a circulation I11 said dis— trict, at least tire days lici'orc said day of hearing. HENRY W. GREGORY. . ‘1 018 It Judge. NEW YORK. Oct. 18.~Tlio elcain- ship Dcuinchland, of the Hamburg- Americnn Linc, which 'an aground while abreast of her llohokon dock last, night, was floated at high tide curly eoday. it took twelve tags to get the big liner into her slip. Saturday, with a 25 cent purchase or more of Teas, Cofi‘es, Spices, Extracts,Oocoa Chocolate, Starch, etc, etc. In addition to usual checks. SUGAR. ‘25 lbs. $1.25 20 lbs. $1.00 .Phonc 655-11. BRIDGEPORT Out.18.--"liut ”the policy of retrenchment recently inau- unrated in northern section: or the state by President Mellon oi the New . York. New Haven and Hartford Rail- road Company on railroad and trolley tildes has hit Bridgelmrt was evidenced by the laying on today of 200 workmen being 60 per cent of the (active force. Ordoru have been received here to suspend all new construction work and carrying out of the piano to improve the rondhcdn and tracks of the various local trolley lines. which has been I11 progress for some weeks. came to a sudden and unexpected halt today. No more work will be done until next spring and the orders are to ho out Gill ovm'i'thlng in the way of construction work that the company can get alongr without until next year. The reduction of expenses in not con fined alone to the construction depart 1nont.lt also applies to the forces of the car burns and in the repair shops as well an the oiiice I'mce The cut in those dopttrtnicnte average about 33 nor cent. It has caused much spoonin- ttion among those who are aware of the orders which are now being put. ~ Into operation here. It in understood that like orders have been received by local railroad of- l‘itials. At cvor point whcre economy can be practiced there Is 11 III 111th order to Iollow the policy of retrench- meat and there me also speckle ordcts about the cutting of expenses. it a railroad of loss vaiuo or carillon.r capa- city had followed sucn a course it. might not have attracted so much at— .Il-‘IIIIOII and in view of the fact that: the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad is doing a larger hnuluoen than over bct‘orc and in one of the bout pay- Ing tulboadn in the annuity tho. r-c lrenchment In considered slgnitlt out of an anticipated abatement of the re- turns on the railroad investments. The head of a very large manufac- turing concern in this city was naked a few days 111:0 it" his concern was un- iicipailng It. lclup in thc volume of business. Ho replied that his conccrn was not stocking up as It has donc in previous years and instead of golug along under full still was preparing for a. little squall and is not. keeping 11 very lnruc utnount. of stack and would not be caught in the moat oi" any ouch development. iirhlgoporlfn largo plants are still bns,’ been no material trcnchmcnt. manufacturing and tllcro has evidence not rc- WITNESSED BATTLE OF GETTYS- BURG. HARRISBURG l‘a..()ct18.~~lllrtl. Elizabeth C. ’l‘hoin. of Gettysburg died here yesterday in 1101' 75111 your. thn the Iiillllt' of Gettysburg wan fought. Mrs, 'l‘horn, who was nupcrlntcndont oi" the ccntcicry during, the absence of hcr husband In the army. occuplcd tltc lodge on Ccnictcry ititlnc, with her ill- ile family, and was undcr flcrcc iirc. loll she stuck to hot post it. was in her house on the night oi the that day‘ s lighting that Gl'litllltlfil Souurd. Sltklce and Slmum hold a conforonto and awaited Illcutlc'h- lillll" llll’ tilts. 'l‘btuu gave lhcm 111111 I1 \11 luublc information in; to tho Iopout: 1- Sure to Please 3 Cup and Saucer Free . The Union Putin. lien tin. 126 Washington St. So. Norwalk. pity of the country. which thcy loath-h usc of In forming tho biotic line. Oct. 19th. 10 lbs. 500 5 lbs. 250 Next to Post Office. Free Delivery. 12W ‘ . i’iunkctt oililciuted. The action were Bornnrd (look. William 0 Erica. Daniel (import-.11 and Andrew Tlillli- . The flower pot ‘ lone and Willlé 1111 word Wit toiiliunt with W The bout cure for It! It oying. love of the world in that! iyi love. of the ‘ County Commlnsklu- era of F‘nlrileld county: I homily apply for a license to hell Splrltuods' and intoxicating Liquors. Aio Lager Beer. Rhine Wine and Older at 18 Burbank Street 1 Town of Norwaik. My place of bunt noun In not located within 200 feet In a direct line of a Church lildlllcc Purc- chiul School or Public School houue. or the premises pe1tainingthcrcto or any Postoillce, Public Library or (lemciory Dated at. Norwulk,tl1lo 11th day of October. A. D.,1907. W.M WE lBilmi‘. Applicant. We, the undcrnignod, electors and taxpayers, as defined by law, of the Town of Norwalk, hereby endorse the application of the above-named W111. Welshoit for such license and We do cove-rally certify. each for himself, that we are taxpayers'upon real statute situated in said Town of Norwalk. and" thnpw». have not endorsed the application or any other person for a license to Sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors dut- lug the ensuing license yom Dated at Norwalvk, this 11th day of Oclobor. A. 1)., 1907. William 11‘. Nihlil," John .il. Mayor, Given-A. ltoilly. (limrlca A. lirudlcy. lugeno .l. O’Connell. ' l hereby certify that tho al.110- nltmcd oudoracrs are electors and tax- puyorn. as dolincd by‘ law, or the Town of Norwalk and that they have signed no othcr application. Dated at. NorWaIk. this 11th day of October, A. D., 1907. HERBERT R. SMI'l‘Il. Town Clerk. 0'15 21’. “Glover’s—the Place" For Man and Woman. Fall Styles lion Really In All Laaihm. Phone 542-2. “Wear Shoes that fit" iiiiii halal IIIIIIIBSiYilll? Good Coal? Cont thli burns well? Coal that healt- well? Coal that Int- well? Coal that ha little wutc'l That's the kind We aim to will That’s the kind we’ll Mind you If wc got your order. We are randy! Are you! lllfl lfllIlS Bill Ill awn-u...“ Yiiiic ”Jim “.mmwwnm. a...» «p .m... NH...” ,v antic tilllllllll iron The Read 8r Volk Electlrical 00. United Amotibani Opticians Children’ sAcc‘ounts , We want the little lotion 't'hcrc iii isometliing about than enact "pliluucutelt wnyn aural their enthusiasm that brightens the day 9 work. that minimizes the dollar “Watchmen thefiiht‘na‘n clement. mum are unlimited ‘pocliiliiiltins in 11 child with a smile. a dollar ,”§ - ' HOVT’! THEATRE “09K: Ewart In antibiotic: In Amndnnu. Hudson-61° a. m. to I p. 111.; Satur- l’ “x1 Victory. ogiil East 23rd 31.. N. Y. ”l “ll 11113 C“ urn/wool I l Mn» v uniol Ryan' a Company Will present tonight Macbeth: tomorrow afternoon. 11mm: of .Vcnlnclt tomorrow night. Oliver Twill. Matinee priced. 15, 25 and 350.‘ Evolving prices, 15, 26, 36 and 50c. ONE WEEK COMMENCING Monday Oct. 2i. MATINEES DAILY-Y STARTING TUE 30A Real Vandcville, l0 BIG ACTS I0 Including HAVILAND AND THORNTON styles and moat dgnlrublo rubrics. MOHDELAINE. HEBRINGBONE. UNFINISHED wonsrao. 91.11111 BROADCLOTH. . in ‘ «7111-: MIGHTY DOLLAR," Mr. Havllang impersonating Mr. .Iohn D. Rockefeller. i PRUNELLA. TAFFETA CLOTH. INVISIBLE PLAIDS. FRENCH TWILLS. ' NOVELTY STRIPES. on PLAIDS. All in the Newest Shades and at the Lowest Possible Prices. GOIISI» Every how funny or weave either imported or domestic finds its place in cur‘Drcss Goods Department. The. nromptnecs and ontlstuctlon with which every donlund has been met in this department and the prog. ' porous business it has enjoyed are evidences that we are always ready with 11 complete stock of the very latest; READONA. . ~ 1y, PANAMA. ) POPLINS. ~ ARMURU-MELROSE. ....4 TRISTRAM c HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. L“ HOTEL ARRIVALS. JOSEPH CALLAHAN; , Clifforduii‘rcd Morris. C. W. Whitc. The Greatest. impersonator of Great Mr. and Mrs. (lerrlt Smith E. .l Petze. Men pm and Present. S. Walter James. F. \i. .laqua. l Solo- mon. A1 Ihur Solomon, W. IG. ltenwick SAM J. RYAN, Late of Little Johnny Jones 00.. and of the Vaudeville Team of Lewis and Ryan. , ATWOOD AND TERRY. SHEAN AND CAMPBELL. THE DIAMOND GIRL. The American Vitagraph Co. will furnlnh the Moving Pictures and il- lustrated Songs. Effie (inherits. R. .I. Machiullen, Wil lian1C.Gaticmuu 21.11]. Coin1rn.C.E. 11011an (I. Haifa II. II Pottm, A A. Ducltinlm. Now Y:ork.ioi1n ll. (-‘oc New Cannon; 0 S. It‘oid W.WIIII:11ns. .l Ferdinand, (leotge 'I‘hanuu and wife. Boston; 1. Atlas Yonkers .l. (lune, ilnrliugt011.Vt.:l-.l E li‘lhmlng, M11511- phls; C. S. Lacie. Ridgew.oo(i N. George D. llurbcr, \l'orcootor; Ii. J’I‘. Black. it. 0. Powcrs, Norwalk'; 1‘. Kris- es. Fall River. Mahackcmo—J. I}. 'l‘nl’tn, port: L. S. Moore. liolyokc; arts and wife, Ncw Haven; Bridge- t). IE. Rob- I... R. Hurl- Matlneec Every Day at 2:i5 P. M. tutti. Wilton; George I... Rockwell, . Rldgeoflid: lt. N. Elwoll. Exotcr, N. PRICES. . i~l.; Wm. Moran, South Norwalk; S. (lrecnstein, Bridgeport; '1‘. S. Abbott. In, New York; Mr. Moore. South Nor- waik; Vincent Williams. Saugntuck: Thomas M. Manrtland, New Haven; P. .i. llohun. Boston: F. It Doyle. Mancheuter; B. Abrahanlo. South Nor- walk; F. I). Jordan. Stevenson. Conn; (I. Iv‘. Paddy. Ilonton; F. M. Clarkson. Betliel; llcrman B'owker, New l-inven; Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Seely. Bridgeport; John E. Wood, N. N. Voter. New Bril— 11ln. . . MATINEES lilc and 20c EVENINGS Itlc 20c and 30c FOLLOW THE CROWD TO Music Hall. The Electrog‘raph Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songs, Under tho Direction of F. Beck, oi N9 1111 York. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE. . We produce nothing but the beat and moat unto-date moving picture: and Illustrated dongs. PRICES . 5c, 10: 21111150 Change of Program Monday. Wednes- day Ind Friday. ANNOUNCEMENT. Advanced Vaudeville, the highest grade of modern theatrical entertain- mcnt. will be given daily at the South Norwalk Music Hall. commencing MONDAY EVENING. OCT. 21. Eight first-chino Vaudeville Specialties will be given each evening. Singing, (lanc- Ing. comedy sketches. acrobatic feats and Amerhcnn and European novelties of the practical. kinds and of the hi h- eat 01"dct will be offered. in ptcsc 1t- ing their entertainments, the tonnage- mcnt will pursue the some policy as in now in vogue In New York City's host. vaudeville hounon. See our show and judgc for youraolt‘. Thanking you for your kind patronage. we remain. BECK, DALY A GUMBY. I .......w . “Ma...” Minush Bazaar! Benefit ‘ "0! Norwalk Fire Department GREASE OUR ausmass. OR MONTHLY, ON SAME. n REMEMBER, ‘ CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS ' NEW YORK Oct. lit-«A special meeting of tho Clearing House Com- mitteew wasdieid this mowing to cont-li- 11111 the general banking situation. The solvency of the Mercantile Nu- tlonal think, as ieported bv Picsldent Nash. oi the (.0111 Exthanlzc B11nk,last night: was ie-aifhmmod it, is understood that the condition of certain other banks in this city was. discussed at. the meeting, but. so for as could be learned no definite action with regard to these institutions was taken. To quote a representative of the Clearing House. "The situation Is now under control and no untoward developments are looked for." Following the meeting of the, Clear- ing House Committee P1 esldont Nash and some other hank oiliccls hold an informal conference. in conservative (lrclcs the feeling prevails that. certain other inter- ests will have to be eliminated before complete confidence in the-local bank. ingeituution can be restored. It is believed that the r'etilemont of F. Au- gustus Hoinzo from the presidency of the M111 cantiic National Blink will be followed by tho tethement of other persons from other banks. The host appreciation of any truth is its application. A Surprise. Party IT SURPRISES SOME PEOPLE WHO VISIT OUR STORE WHEN THEY SEE THE LARGE STOCK OF GOODS CARRIED BY US, AND NOTE, ABOVE ALL, THE QUALITY OF THE CLOTH- INC. THE UNION LABEL CLOTHING WE SELL OF COURSE IS A WARRANT THAT SAME ARE CLEANLY MADE. AND OUGHT TO APPEAL T0 UNION WORKMEN AND THEIR FAMILIES. ARE VERY CAREFUL IN BUYING TO PURCHASE ONLY CLOTHING THAT WILL WEAR WELL, HAVE THE PROPER STYLE AND FIT EXTREMELY GOOD. SORT OF'CLOTHING TO OUR CUSTOMERS, AS WE DESIRE TO RETAIN THEIR TRADE AND IN " YOU CAN . OPEN AN ACCOUNT AND CHARGE ANY- THING YOU PURCHASE HERE ON THIS ACCOUNT, AND THEN PAY AS YOU DESIRE, WEEKLY WE ARE BOUND TO GIVE THIS HAMBURG. ()1'118~Repreaenttil tiveo of all the banks of deposit Inter- ested held a meeting here today to considm the situation resulting from the failure yesterday or the firm oi? Holler, Soehle and Company it was unanimously agreed to adopt certain precautions in otder to avert further tumble. Leutgens & Einstmann, ex- portctn and importers in the far eas- tern trade. suspended payment today as a result of the follow oi Holler, Soehle & Company m FOR SATURDAY ONLY - 15 cents. Down in the Old Cheny Orchard. Red Wing (song). Bic Bye Dearie, Wlite Who. or i‘clcphonc Matwtutch School Days. ice. llut 'I hose Wore Happy Days The Chas. K. llarris Man- dolin Folio, The Vandcrnloot Mandolin Folio, and many others. Willlnggnnnnn,‘ MUSIC STORE Donovan Block, 132 Washington St. Agent” for Crescent Laundry. WE Norwalk 'Armory, Week of Grand Electrical illumination JOHNNY MACK, the noted clack wire performer, and other: ‘ m ' DANCING FREE. ‘ General Admilqion .. . . . . . . . . . . .150 Mow! nobby hats, NOR TI! MAIN 81' South Nam-1k Oct. 21. 1907. iMen'S Clothing Men'u nobby all wool nuitl. ‘ Man's III wool overcouta, Men’ 3 Sunday black sultn. Boys' fancy and Ichool cults, ‘ . Mon'n and boyu’ Ihou. $7.50 to 330.00 312. 00 to $35.00 39. 50 to $30. 00 $1.98 io$660 Women's hats. $2.00 to 33.00 M. 31.50 to $4.00 Women’s Clothing Women's nweli iackcta. Women‘s Ityiiuh outta, Women's Styllah Iklrtu, Women's Iiik and flannel wulm. Women'u and children'l anon. $3. 00 to $50.00 $7.50 to $60.00 $4.60 to 335.00 31.25 to 312.60 $1 12 to 320.00 .25 to [$5.00 Gown-993?”
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