. [tho 'I’I‘IWNVWIthWnanyv if"!
. at not town. in still when
is anomyu uureof a good listener, eo~
poniuliy if» its point to clear. The best
fishery thot'we offer today is that our
:31 and ill] §E~L§
are full of surprises,“’hristle with
good points. and will win your '01)-
proval if ever a good story did. Time
is money nowadays. and it' our “good
story" makes this point clear. you
can counton it as a story of “time
and money saved." Come in and let
no prove it.
, COPYRIGHT
. CLOTHING
COMPANY,
5 North Main Street.
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
monomers.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
‘ District of Norwaik. as, Probate
Court, September 25. A. 1).. 1907.
Estate of Charles W. ilenhnm. late
of New Rochelle, in the State of New
York, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
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.
properly attested, within said time.
will he dcbarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
MARY ANN BENHAM.
Adlninistratrix.
CHAS. D. BURNES, Atty.
Greenwich. Conn.
NEW HAVEN PAYS
010 IT 21
WELL FOR BONDS
interesting Financial History in
Connection With Railroad 0p~
eraiions
.\'I'3\\' ll.\'\'Ii1;\‘. Oct.
quests of James E. Wheeler to
the city release the $225,000 morigugc‘
held by it, on property he now owns
but. which was mortgaged to the city
to covcr a guarantee for the payment
of an issue of bonds to that amount.
has started an interesting question,
untircly apart from tho thclcr inat-
tcr, naming the members of the board
2:l,-'i‘hc r"- .
.
burc'
.‘ nid.‘ 5'
The alderman interested it: the " in~
" ‘1 itemization haye token‘the matter-up
to theoomptroller’s office nod‘have
found out that the city has no come
back atoll, but :boforethe bonds are
ins $1,582,5000 to retire the bonds. the
cording to the provisions of the issue
the bonds will not begin to mature un-
til 1910, and than atthe rate of only
$25,000 a year. This will bring It up
to 1920 before all are paid up.
The city, it appears front the state
mount of the alderman, has been hit
all around on railroad“ bonds issues.
The legislature “salons in the early
days of'railrouding, empowered cities
along the lines to give financial aid
and this city did so. In the case of
the Derby road_ which is now paid up,
according to the petition of Mr.
Wheeler, the city lest, according to
the comptroller‘s office, $381,000. With
the million and a half that is left on
the Middletown road and other issues
that. do not appear on the surface now.
it looks up if the city paid about two
million dollars to help build up the
great. facilities it is said to enjoy now.
m
Expenses of Candidates at
Election
(Continued Front First" Page.)
.I. '1‘. Powers, i‘or auditor ...... 5.00
W. A. Curtis, I'or ti'easurcr.... 10.00
1‘}. .l. Ladrigan. i’or constable... 5.00
James Sutherland, for Board of
Relief and grand juror ...... 1.00
Thomas Hunt. for constable . . . . 3.00
W. .1. Tracey. school visitor. .nothing
.I. Sturgcs Randall. fog Board of
Rciiei' ..................... nothing
i). W. l-lnriord. for Board 01' Re-
lief ......................... 2.50
Ii. (1. ii‘ccncy, for registrar ...... 5.00
I“. S. Ilailwitz, grand juror...nothing
Sidney luihric. for tax collector 10.0t
Carl Schaub, for tree warden. .uothing
C. F. Page, constable .......... 3.00
S. C. Ireland, for constable ..... 1.76
(i. N. Smith. for auditor ..... nothing
C. W. llell, Hoard of Relief. . .nothing
.i. A. Carter. for registrar ....... 5.00
Daniel Keogh, i’or registrar . . .nothing‘
E. E. Gorbam. i'or registrar ,. .nothing
John Reynolds. i‘or constable. 1.00
Harry Rider. for school visitor.nothing
11. ii. Smith, for town clerk ..... 20.00
10. ll. Doulcns, registrar ........ 0.00
G. S. Kendall. for school Visitor
.......................... nothing
.ioscph Cornell. for tree warden. 5.00
’l‘homns Lcnthcrland. for con-
stable and city of Norwalk
sheriff ................... 21.00
W. ti. Crockett, i‘or assessor. .nothinp
Ii. Ii. Silk, for town constable
and city sheriff ot‘ Norwaik.. .‘i.0t’
C. A. Burr. for assessor ...... nothing
City of Norwaik.
(,‘harlcs-A. Scoiicld. for mayor:
Republican city committee. . .S 5.00
ticorgc I, liuxton ............ nothing
of altlcrmen. The question is, "llow
does the city stand on the bond issucI
mode to aid the Now i-lnvanVilli-I
mantle railroad many yours ago. Ac-i
cording to one alderman last night,
who does not wantpo nppcnr until ho
knows where he is at, tbc matter will
be investigated even further than Al-
ilcrman 'i‘homns ll. Molloy. who nskcd
for an invoctigntion into the city i‘i-
nanccn some months ago, could have
wished.
According to the IiIiIi‘l‘lllllil."lllitI 111'
is supported by the records looked up
ui'ycrward. the city in the your 1011 in-
sucd 0500.000 in bonds to aid the rail-
rond from thtoclty to Middlctown, To
cover tho Isnuo, which was mithorinnd
by the logiaiature of 1800., n mortuunt-
\vns taken upon the l‘OiliI. A your or
50 after the mortgage was rolcnnod
and common stock of the road to tho
ninount of $000,000 noccptcd by the
city as orcurity. Everything wont
lovely until the road failed and the
city not stung. on the common stock
was to all intents and purposes of no
value.
From then on until lliliii llw ctli’
‘continncd pnytn six or cont. internal
on tho booth; 0115 In t in your thcy mu-
iurcii hiul paid In tutor-cut, 8040.000 01‘
$10,000 morn than tho flirts of llic
bond Issac. Even tin-n the principal
rcnmtui :1 "Nil ihr city fact-ii a claim "I
tirnts about ihv cinnilry.
No Why to int-ct it pronoun-ii Iltit‘II
other than to uni n refunding bond in ‘
nun Iln‘nnuh tho It'KIIIIIIIIIl’I‘ nnd in iii-ii
attrition of 1880 n rcnointion won out.
through ililllim'ihiim the city to Iliiiiitil
n rcfudinp hood Issac tor $000000;
with which to into: up ”w Innuc of:
i'citro before. The. luttvr bondn, how»;
over, worn to ho tomcat iii now and
unohalf our taint. internal.‘ Thu 000001
worn in brain to mature in thin, '
Eince 1880, thorcforn. ”to city inn:
boon parlor: on tho bond Ikiitii: tutor.
cat nithrccnnd a half bur cont. which
III"! to this your amounted to $300,250,
by strict laws and antennardad by
m innit Wilding. D?
r r I r‘p" p g
I ii. W. Ilouordno.
t'. 16. William. auditor
in tho Suturdny Evening Poat.“‘i‘hoag who are looking for ten per
cunt. nonunion-a got it In the distribution of the ninety."
FOUR per cent. in this strong, mutual saving: back. promoted
Ind hr our large surplus is better than taking chances.
South Norwalk Savings Bank
Wilmington Monet,
A. .1. Monitor. for councilman. .. ‘J 00 b" “In".
'1‘. A. Skelly. for t‘iIIIIII‘IIlliiIIl. . ,. 1.3.01? HOLMEN BROTHERS
.l. W. (“‘uriunv. registrar. . . . ,notbing PI'UIIIN‘P inlcnsc bent without smoke THE ELECTROGRAPH‘
.I, 'l‘. lluycs. inspector or l'It'('- ,r suwil Introducing ihelateot moving pictures
lions ...................... nothing ' Ever evening at 8:15
'l‘. I". t‘lurw. tor auditor ...... nothing THEY ARE SELF EXT'NGUNH'NG' Childfien'o Matinee 2:15 p. m.
11. II. silk. for town ('lillh'liillli‘ (on be carried from one r001" 1" prices 10.20.30 canto.
and city sheriff .. . . . . . . '. ..... 0.00 anotln-r. with perfect. safety, while Souvenir Day Saturdays.
I". S. Ambler, l‘or inspector oi burning. ‘
clcciiona .................. nothing , W , ,, , , - “WW" "'”"""’”W"‘”“"“'“‘“""""'
(‘. M Curtis. '0‘. auditor _____ nothing llau iotuoiabic [cunts with ball. «
1.; 1.: Daily, for rcuistrur VVVVV “(Mung I'ount holds tour quarts, and burns
ilcnry Mnthcis. for councilman. . t0.in
N. H. llcnctiict. for Cfililli'IIIllilil..
ii. i’. Price, for city trintsuri-r
and treasurer of water fund. 3.00
.1. II. Wirt. for councilnnin ..... 24.00
i‘. Irving ilyinuton, for council—
nnin
t‘tiirvncc iinttcry. for i-onnciinmn 10.00
.Inhn Iinnk. for connctlumn ..... 7.01‘
1‘. ii. iiilwm'th. for councilman. . 0.30
.l, ’l‘. iinhbcll. for t-oulwilnnln.. £10.00
1‘. A. Iiurr. for f'iilllli'IIlIlIIII.“HyIIIIIlK
'I’Ium. lmnihcrlnild. for city shor-
111‘ and conntnbto ............
«M.
City of South Norwaik.
Francis 1. linrnoli. for alarm:
I'nslcrn ..................... $10.10
IIi'lIltit'l‘iiiIi‘ city cimnniitm»... 10.00
33.3.00
8.00
2'..nti
Mutihuw t‘ann-tl, for mayor:
ltcpnhllnun city l‘mlllllIIli‘i' ...t::0.00
W. :4. Wilcox. for in.\ ('oIIm-tnr. 4:30.110
.linncu Paul, for tax collector. .. 2.300
W. i“. 'i‘nimnuny. for riiuiutrnr.uothlnu
M. H. Smith. I'm imnmn-vr. . . .nolhinu
I“. A. Smith. for qu-wr l‘iiiiiitiin-
alonor .....uothinu
i-hitvin \‘i’IIi'nx. for II‘i‘llI‘III'I‘I'. .. 7.50
William I‘oiiinorv. tor Irmisurci'
of Wiiini‘ fond ...............
Aaron Mtti’IIilt'tiii. i'm‘ imnncll-
1mm ............. . ....... uothtnu
.iorominh Wanna, tor I‘uulnii'tit‘.. 0.00
imitoy Ailmnn. for city MUFFIN... 11,00
1-”. It. ii‘iich. tor councilman. ,. ‘Tim
Iiiiriil Iicrnurd. tor inspector of .
illottiiilillii ........ , . . ....... nothing
V. W, Norris, for auditor ...... 0.00
for roinirth
mun .......................nnthinu
.1. .l. tiooilwin. city ohnrlff ..... . his
W. 13. ifrockclt, for councilman. . 0.50
.moihtnp
{Lilli
conpcrvattve investment or funds ‘
VIII "WWII“, noun.
"’3
1'1 ' :“w’t w”: a.
matured must: pay out in exact figure. .
., ‘v “unoppiayouiysio 5&0
ea “ Throwers. councilman. .
D. W. Raymond. for-councilman.
Theodore Robins. for councilman 0.00
W. P. Smith. Jr.. for inspector
of elections ..........‘.....noihlns
Daniel Dunlap, for councilman.. 10.0
.1. it. Spencer, for‘counotiman. .. 5.0
. W ,
FUNERAL OF',MRB MEEKER.
The‘funcrai of the late Mrs. Hal-n
riot Meeker was held this afternoon
at 2 o'clock from her home 30 Cedar
street Rev. 0. S. Ma rland officiat-
ed. The tutoreinent as in Norwalk
Cemetery.
m
Many a successful man got his start
In life by having/‘3. woman push him
along in a socart.
"Hasn't. he an odd way of putting
things?" “Yes. especially golf balls."
-Clevcland Plain Dealer.
m-...m.¢my~¢ ~..._.._.... .
NENEll'S DANCING ACADEMY
W. GILBERT NEWELL‘S
SELECT SCHOOL FOR DANCING
AND DEPORTMENT
at Arion Hall, Madison St, South Nor-
walk. Wednesday, Oct. 16 reopening
day. Class for young ladies, misses and
masters meets at 4:30 p. m. “Class for
ladies and gentlemen. beginners, at 8
o’clock. Respectfully.
W. GILBERT NEWEI.L,
oi 12f. 25 Liberty St. Bridgeport.
mac
HOYT’S THEATRE BLOCK.
Expert Eye Opecialiatln’ Attendance.
Monro—8 a. in. to 8 p. m.: Satur-
day, to p. 111.
Factory. 116 Ealt 23rd 8h. N. V.
”—-
The Reed So Volk
. Electrical Co.
ls Needed. A Sure Roiiof.
failed.
blc.
10.50 .
7.50 '
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
United American Opticians
Electric 00in ions
dunno.“ Adiustmcnts
'l‘houanniis of cases pronounced in-
curable have yielded to chiropractic
uljustments when everything else has
Give the chiropractor the op-
portunity to prove that you are curn~
All acute. affections are removed
at nusrnc
sows rulings.
on: wuss councilman
. Monday Oct. 21.
MATINEEO ‘DAiLv‘ STARTING
TUESDAY.
Real Vaudeville
I0 BIG? ACTS. IO
Including ‘
HAVILAND AND THORNTON
in
“THE MIGHTY DOLLAR."
Mr. Havlland‘lmpononntlnp Mr. John
D. Rockefeller.
JOSEPH CALLAHAN,
The Groatut‘ Impersonator of, Great
Men Pant Ind Present.
‘ 8AM J. RYAN,
Late of Little Johnny Jone: Co., and
of the Vaudeville Team of
' Lowlo and R an.
ATWOOD AND ERRY.
SHEAN AND CAMPBELL.
THE ‘DIAMOND GIRL.
The American Vitauraph Co. will
tarnish the Moving Picturoo and Il-
lustrated Bongo. 2.
Matinee; Ever Day at .15 P. M.
PhiCESh
'MATINE‘ES 10c and 20c
EVENINGS 10c20cand30c
BAXTER ABBEN
and his 8 Comedian: In travuty on
physical culture. entitled,
FIZIKILL KULSURE.
MISS EDITH GIBBONS.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 28TH.
The Leander De Cordova Amusement
Company, inc.
Presents
The Beauon’o Masterpioco
HEARTS OF GOLD.
By Jay Hunt.
Presented by a Complete Colossal
Company of Proficient Players.
Prices .......... too, 206, 30c and 5°C
Seats on Sale Thursday October 24th.
Music Huron
Advanced Vaudeville
Beck, Gunby & Daiy. Lessee! and Mgrl.
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY
EVENING. OCTOBER 21.
Overture.
Professor BERT BARNISH.
RADO a BERTMAN
Eccentric Comedy Sketch Artists.
MARIE DeROSSETT
Champion lady gun spinner of the
world
iLLUSTRATED SONGS—Selected
Mr. Cari Stumpf
DALY a DEVERE
In their laughable farce creation, In-
troducing Mr. Daly'o original char-
acter. “The Servant Girl"
.I. ll. l-loyt, tickci petidior..,. .100 by one or two adjustments which
.lnmcs Morris. ticket puddles. 41.00 mans almost miraculous, This is no
'i‘hcodoro Stone, tickct pcdiilcr 3.00 mnsuugc, kneading or rubbing. Conic.
Wm. Chichcsicr, ticket poddlcr 200 DR. FRANCIS, D. C.
(‘. ll. Iliissnrd. ticket pciidlcr. 3.00 Haviiand Block. 94 Washington St.
Pastors ..................... not South Norwaik. Conn.
$03.00 Only-a woman is capable of trans-
Ii‘vrdiunnil Ii. Smith: forming a yawn into a smile.
Democratic city cominilti-c . , $1.100
I‘asIt-rs ..................... 0.00 £‘ ’
._ m... 3
$21.00 PERFECTION
IA: A. Iicits, I‘ol' (‘tlIIt‘I'IUI‘ ...... $10.01.
.1. .\i. (flu-ugh, for t-iiuilciinnin .. 17.00
IIII HEATERS i
from night to lilac. hours.
For sale by
F. A. Mitchell,
HOUSE FURNISHER
COR. HIGH AND WALL STREETS.
NORWALK, CONN.
Nana.
further Appropriation.
Notion In horohy kivon that. the
t'oimoil of this city promises. at Its
ncxt rcunlnr meeting, to ho held on
the 4th day of November. 1007. at It
o'clock p. on. to appropriate the sum
of 31.000 to tho lioalih Dopnrtmout of
this city. for curmnt cxponsou of said
doparintcnt. said appropriation being
In addition to tho nppriniriotiou for
said dopnrlnn-nt mad" at tho iIiIJOIII‘IIt'II
annual city moi-ling for tho curmnt
your.
South Norwnlk. Oct. 21. 1007.
Per ordor of the Council.
Josnrn It. TAYIA‘JR.
City Clerk.
sari; Ndihllli‘rfiolo
Stamps
12 SCENES 24 BTAMPO
or.
UZI at
MW Williiiggnmau,
MUIIO STORE
Donavon stock, 13a Wuhlngtcn St.
Anna! for OMOOOM Ligand”,
. not up;
‘ “iii ‘
THOMAS P. DUNN
Versatile Singing Comedian
REED & ST. JOHN
Refined lnotrulfnentaliota.
The celebrated Europeoan horizontal
SKATING RINK.
NOR TH MAIN 81'
South Norwalk
OPEN EVERY EVENINE.
AFTERNOON SESSIONS COMMENG
iNG FRDIAV, OCTOBER 25.
woof-Loon. ,
GOOD SKATES
GOOD MUSIC
ADMISSION ...... . 10 cont:
SKATES .............. 15 canto
Hours, 8 to 1 1
NABH a YOUNOO. Proprietoro.
Mi...» H. .. .Wdr..._..‘..«.....
in if:
.wu... ......... . ~..;u.waw.owm.. a...
00080111100000
flood Cool?
Cool that hum wall?
Goat that hoot- mil?
Dual that tam mitt
COII that has littia wuto?
.... “mu"... .
op
Nos. 2 on 5‘ GAZETTE BOILDING.
, , The Newfist Things .
«DRESS GOODS?»
Every new fancy or weave either imported or domestic finds its place In our Dress Goods Department.
The promptnesa and satisfaction with which every demand has bee n.met in this department and the pro.-
porous business It boa enjoyed are evidences that we are always ready with a complete stock of the very latest
styles and most; desirable fabrics. ,
MOHDELAINE.
HERRINOBONE.
UNFINISHED WORBTED.
PLAID BROADCLOTH.
All in the Newest Shades and at the Lowest Possible Prices.
in Paris this seacon than the Empire
and Princess. Even the stout figure
can wear the Empire. hence its gonemli
popularity.
The Now [don Magazine for October
tells about a “Working Men's Party”.
that sounds like a very Jolly evening,
for those who take part in this uncon-
entiouul mode of entertainment.
What an easy way of "embroidcring"
a pretty blouse is afforded by using
soutncho. applying in a conventional
I
design and dropping In solidly cm-
broidcrcd dots for varicty'u sake.
“What. a dollar a pound for tea!" ox-
clallncd the customer. "Isn't that. too
steep?" -
“Yes, mn‘nm." answered the honest;
groceryman, “all too is to siccp."-~Chi-
calm News.
“on... 1m an”
For Men and Woman.
Fall Styles Nov Ready
In All Leathers.
Phone 542-2.
“Wear 811—003— lint fit"
We
Guarantee
0111' Colin
To Be Pure, ,
ABSOLUTELY 80. AND ENn
TIRILY FREE OF ALL 3U!-
OTITUTEO.
TRISTRAM o HYATT, NORWALK, 001m.
.‘i
PRUNELLA. . t READONA~ F" "i :Ell
TAFFETA CLOTH. "MAMA, ., “-
INVISIBLE PLAIDS. , .,
FRENCH TWILLS. pomes. ‘ "‘ ‘
NOVELTY STRIPES. OR PLAIDS. AHMURUMaLnosE. ~, ‘1 p
:5
n
' fl
‘0
. aim-i"
'l
“I
.‘i‘hin may poem an easy thing to do.
and it In (they for on because we im~
port the coffee green and renal and
blend it ourcolvcowflAN GUARAN-
Tl‘dld I’l‘ KNOWINGLY.
I‘Iut whero o coffee pnnscu through
it dozen different posnonsionu hcforo it
rnnchcii the retailer. how can tho dual-
or know ponlttvoiy that. it in porn? He
may think It. to, butwltnowing is dif-
rorcnt from thinking. Our pure cof-
inou are different from the ordinary
kinda. favor trictl our zoom-lb.- Mocha
and Java: it'u pure and Just what its
name Implied.
SUGAR. ”
2510.31.23
Tim'a the kind w. aim to will
That's the 10nd we’ll and you If we
not your order. 1
Wu are roadyi ;
Arc youi I
I
l
i
I
iothm..........
10100.......
dici‘uuonlt‘I00
OIIIIIIOIIIDIDIIIII o
.25
'Ihti Union I'ilcilii)I
Tea 00.
Phone tins-rm
CONDO.
x26 Wilmington 80.30.11le ‘
he Lending lluliiiters
Men, Women. Boys and Girls,
FROM
HATS T0 SHOES
AND
EVERYTHING BETWEEN.
The pith and the point of this store is to sell
goods. But the selling must be right. Every dollar
that you spend in this store must be given Its fullest;
purchasing power. else we are false to our trust.
We are keenly alive to this. and the confidence
you have shown and are showing to our progressive
business methods will never be abused with our sanc-
tion. -
We will continue to sell our Men’s and Boys' Clm
thing cheaper than any other concern in The Nor~
walks.
Come and look at our Suits for men—$5.00 to
$10 for Suits worth double. See our dep’ gym and
Coats from $1.50 to $3.00. Nothing to equal It in this
or any other town. _
Our Credit Plan has proven a magnificent suc-
cess. We have plenty of would-be imitators, but their
efforts fall flat. We conduct our business name as
any other reputable sci-called cash department store.
We give you the best and largest assortmonta at the
time you wanted and when you wanted. Our immense
purchasing power gives us grout advantages over our
small competitors. Every hale bears our guarantee.
Your money refunded or exchanged for something,
clan. and on these groundo. as well as on all other ad»
vantageous grounds. do we expect to get your pat-
ronage. and we are going to get a good share of it
unless you are prejudiced through some unknown
NOW AGAIN WE SAY, TRY . OUR
cannon. svsron. You do nor go into debt by
doing so, because each weekly payincnt makes your;
balance smaller. Our prices are always the some
Norwalk Chronicler