i
‘ . Court. October sin. A. n, 1907.
item‘s: a marked distinction huv
tyiohu the}? and $10 Suits we, sell and
h walled cheap Butts offered by
solar dealers. We don't talk olmnp-
tths‘l, hat is a snare, but we do talk
misfit-laud value. We offer no fake
llamas to catch your trade, no spec-
-‘ lousargumont. to warp your Judgment.
. butljust plain, good quality and fair
”dealing. Honest. garments at honest
Wprlce'orund‘ the best. value for your
money in the town. See for youlsolf.
more open every evening until 9
o’clock. Saturday until 12 p. m.
COPYRIGHT
CLOTHING
COMPANY,
._. ‘ a North Main Street.
IHARRY GOODWlN, Manager.
‘ “Man—WM... “who”. ,.,
‘ I ,‘LEGAL nor-ions
ORDER Oiv‘ NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, 53.. l’robate
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court for adminis-
tration of the estate of Mary ii‘. Cook,
1 late of said Norvalk. deceased. who
died more than ten‘ years prior to the.
date of said application:
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwalk, on the. 7th day of
November. i907, at, 2 o'clock ailer-
noon: and that. public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a
newspaper having a circulation in
said district, at least. five days before
said day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
MRS. JAMES lvl. GORDON.
The funeral of Mrs. James H. Gordon
will be held at 2 o‘clock Saturday af-
ternoon from her late home in Smith
street. Norwuik. and will be strictly
private. The Rev. James Benton
Werner will officiate and
will follow in Riverside Cemetery.
031 it.
MRS. ANNIE L. SMITH.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie L, Smith
was held this afternoon from the un-
dertaking rooms of Raymond and Son.
Nor-walk. The Rev. Charles M. Scl-
leck officiated and interment was in
East Norwaik Cemtery,
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Butler Lodge. i. 0. 0. R,
regular meeting last evening.
held a
Teller George L. Woodward, ol' the
National Bank of Norwalk. is spend-
uig the day in New York.
The Girls“ Friendly Society will
meet as usual this evening. in the
Guild room of ’i‘rinily Episcopal
Church. q... 1‘ fl'
The condition of Barney Joe. the
italian workman. who fell at “High
wood." Tuesday, continues about the
same. The man is still pumiyzcd from
the waist down.
Automobiles made in New England
and to be exhibited at the Madison
Square Garden, New. York. show,
which opens Saturday. are beginning
to pass through Norwalk. on route to
the city.
The Hallowe’en Carnival of the knit
away Skating Rink will he held this
evening at. 8 o'clock and a. line time
is expected. Prizes have been offered
for the most comical costume and for
the host costumed couple. The batskoi»
ball flVH will practice from 7 lo 8 this
rreuim: as well.
BANK ROBBERS iN RUSSIA.
l’SKlMi‘i“. Russia. ()ri. lll.-—~|lani<
l'obboi'a today uiiuokt-ti seven men who
wurv uncorlinu a «wraith-r, who was
rurryiuu llitltl rubles. murdered tho
whole party and lied with the mom-y.
The little version is an appropriate
and stylish in ”It". short. Eton us when
attached to longer and more survivo-
uhlo coals. it gives the desirable dros-
uy touch: and is quite in keeping with
tho fanciful character of the unity in-
tin main.
its tools it a good deal more if he
'vrltrrr
interment;
More European Gold ‘Enoagoé
mania Today.“l\lihouph tho
. Bank of England increased
Its Discount .Rale‘msuon'n
Opening in. Stock Market
NEW YORK. Oct. lil.»~”i‘he first
prices of stockstoduy showed a ten-
dency towards a reaction from yester-
day's buoyant closing. Some stocks
showed sharp advances, but'ihe vol—
ume of transactions was small. ileluv
ware anti Hudson and international
Pump fell 2, Union Pacific, N. Y. (leu-
lrul and American Smelling ‘1 and
Pennsylvania ill... Hocking Valley pt.
told at a decline of in points from
he price of the preceding sale three
weeks ago. Delaware. Lackuwuua and
Western sold at. 400, a recovery of yes‘
tel-day‘s 30 points decline. National
Biscuit rose 2 and several stocks re-
covered gains ranging from. large
fractions of a point to 1%. Prices
moved towards recovery after the
first few minutes and the opening dc:
clines were mostly wiped out in the
course of the first half hour's opera-
tions. (‘unadinn l’aciiic rose 1%
over last night. ii. 8. Pipe pt‘d. sold
at a decline of 31A,. .
Prices rose vigorously over last
night's level, with quite an active de-
mand in some (mortars of the list."i‘hu
aggregate“volume of business was
small. however but the notable diminu-
tion in offerings of stocks for sale left
the way open for the rise in prices.
Union Pacific ad 'auced 2% points oVer
last. night. There Wore gains in Mis-
souri Pacific of 1304. lliiuois Central ll.
Anna-loan locomotive pin. and Great
Northern Ore (lortificates 2%. U. S
liubbor 2%. the 2nd old. 2 points, Ca-
nadian Pacific 21,4. Grout. Northern pf.
Reading and Delaware and Hudson 2.
Call money was offered for loan at 40
per cent. on the Stock Exchange at
10:40 a. m.. but found no borrowers.
Money on call was loaned at 20, at
ii a. in. When the suspension of
Kesslcr and ('Jonuuiny was announrod
on the Slot-it Exchange today it was
stated that the firm had no outstand-
ing contracts with the members of the
t-‘Xi‘liiillgtl.
The restoration of public tunii'idmirt-
is indicated by the diminished interest
taken in the financial situation. which
ooulintlls to rdadjusl itself to a normal
basis. The gold engagements were
increased today by 31.500.000, bringing
the total up to 523.700.0041 The Bank
of England's increase of the Bank rate
to 5% percent. was fully untreated and
was even better than expected. as the
advance was to 6% last your when the
Bank of Gugland hmiectcd its gold
siork against. withdrawals from the
United States. The stock market
fluctuations did not differ materially
from those of ordinary times. The ear-
iy market. was very strong. Several
of the banking institutions which
have experienced recent difficulty hold
Iiienliligfi during the day to readjust
their affairs and resume luminess. -
Au enormous extent to which invest-
nu'ut buyers are taking advantage of
iihe declines in the prices of slot-ks
ito buy up small lots was indicated to-
Iday by the estimate of competent au-
thorities that. investment buyers have
taken 2.000.000 shares of stocks out
of the market within the last it‘ll days.
The average value is usiimntod at $50
a share. making a total invesinu-ult of
$100,000,000.
The run on the Colonial 'i‘rusi (tom-
puny a branch of the Trust. Company.
of America, ceased today. all waiting
depositors having been satisfied in ihe
first. hour after the morning ol‘ the
office.
'i‘hnt at the main odirr of the Trust
(loinpauy of America had dwindled in-
day to a few bank runners who u-err
compelled to make their collections
from the company's olllrr hornuso roi-
irciions have to he. math» by the Trust
Companies in cash. tip-y having no
Clearing House.
Active selling of Pennsylvania rat»
riod ii ilk. below lust night and prion-s
of other active slot-ks rvnrli-d l to
W; in sympuihy.
lduguceuu-ni of gold for import was
continued today. lit-idcibnck. ldrltle-
bvimer ll: Company announcing that
they itiirv secured an additional hi.-
000, in London. This makes the ioiul
uoid engaged uln-ond for import on tho
in'rm-ui. lllovulheiil $20,250.000.
hazard li‘ri-rns iodny itllilililili'l'ii the
engagement of $000,000 in gold for
import from Paris. making, iill‘ total
for the niorrnwui slattlmibiul,
The ruin of iulvrvsi on rail tummy
continued to decline sirudily until at
lle p. m. It was iillilii‘tl :il .8 pt‘l‘ cent.
The Journal of (loiuuu'rro estimates
the dividend and iuiorusi puynwnia
for November at $772.i01l.iltll. u new
high record for the month. as amiluui
$30,000,000 last year.
WASiithl’l‘tix. (lot. at t’l'ruusury
officials are uuruonhiy sun-prism! at tho
uumbor of banks throughout tho romp
r'l’rt’t'yi
try which have already indicated their
M.............mmu damn» “we... a y... . . MW... e. «aw. ...
The Man With a Big Salary 4
needs to sure on a systematic plan Justus much as the working man.
has to cut. his ulylu of living.
{there are few men whose earning power does not go down with our.
, if you are earning his money now why not. lay asiiln ten per (amt. to
protect the future. Four per cent. interest on savings punt here.
The South Narwaik Savings Bank
1 o
”nit“ punk Building. 97 Wuhlnpton arrest, Booth Normik. Conn.
awn ”no «a
v at, or 0. '
_ varyinirtla‘amouut
. sand dollarssto'two millions. Several
It! Mt .
to ideas annotation
train in. few thaws
annulment bunkers. through Worms»
ton representatives. are amusing. to
deposit the necessary securities rpm.
heraldry to taking out National bank
notes to limit. of their capital . stock.
national bank currency to thoamount
of $167,000,000. and while a consider-
able proportion of this mount belongs
tothe banks that have already reachn
large sum is available for banks that.
carry only a comparativel small am-
ount when compared with t eir capital.
. Mr. Ridgelyitoday expressed the op-
inion that withinthe next ten days the
outstanding circulation of National
banks will have been increased by
from $25,000,000 to $30,000,000 as l pss- ‘
slbly a much larger sum.
There. are indications that many
banks that hare no United States
bonds on hand to deposit it as security
for simulation are borrowing them
from other banks that. have a surplus
on hand or have already reached their
limit. There seems to be a general in-
cllnution among banks to assist one an-
other in the effort to materially in-
crrntle the amount of national bank cir-
onlatiou.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3i.——Orders
from Washington for the immediate
coining of $15,000,000 in double eagles
in order no help relieve the money
stringency finds the Philadelphia Mint.
prepared for the task. The coinage of
$15,000,000 of gold will consume about.
three-fifth of the mulilon now in the
'mint.
Presidents of national banks in this
city heartily endorse the plan of Comp.
troller Ridgeley for the increase of Na~
iioual Bunk circulation.
George H. Earle, president. of two
ntunninent national banks in this city
and also the head of three other Phi-
indgiphia financial institutions today
sui :
"The trouble about all these matters
is that there are "too many cooks."
For every one has known for years=
that. this country needs a more elastic'
currency, but each doctor insists upon
his own remedy and so the country
' froth time to time suffers, just. us it
does now. it. is the part of patriotism
therefore. to accept the comptroller-'3
program and do something instead of
continuing to try to prove that each
one of us is a good deal wiser than all
the rest. for that always ends in noth-
ing. it is discreditablc to us as a na-
tion that money should ever command
100 per cexlt. alul it is absolutely un—
um-essury. Let us gob together and
art.“
PARIS. Ot'i. lil.——'i‘he Bank of France
today indirectly gave out. this state-
“Will:
"in regard to the rumors current in
London that lilo Bank of France is dis—
posed to remit to London or New York
£3.000.000 against sterling bills. as it.
did last year. it. can he authoritatively
stated that, no formal request of this
nature has reached the Bank of Frolico
The comptroller now has in his vaults .
edlh'éll‘ limit under the MW 3, very- ,
in , iii. nu. . .
.iMi than , oxides. ftii day. .
. O poet-zy‘nhuraaudvmced with the
memo . 'V ‘ V ‘ 1
entries was taken from the Bank of
lilo/[land today for shipment to Amerb
cu. “ ‘ .
W
BRUSSELS, Oct. 31.-—',i‘he National
Bank of Belguim today raised its dis-
count rate to 6% per cent.
wonuma TIME acoucso.‘
Singer Sowing-it Machine's Bridgoport
Plant an“ Hours a wonky.
BRIDGEPORT, Oct. {ill—JPbe Singer
Sewing Machine Company has posted
a noticelithut for the present the Work-
ing time at its big Bridgeport. plant
will be eight hours a day for five days
a week and five hours on Saturday.‘
Manager George M. lilames says that
the concern has 30,000 manufactured
machines on hand, and that business
is slack just HOW.‘ The company has
decided that it is better to reduce its
working time and retain all of its em-
ployees than to cut its force of armor
tires and run the plant on full time.
mm
We
Guarantee“ .
0n (lofiee
To Be Pure, '
ABSOLUTELY 80. AND EN-
TIRELY FREE OF ALL SUB-
STITUTES.
This may seem an easy thing to do,
and it is easy for us because We im-
port the coffee green and roast and
blend it ourselves—CAN GUARAN-
TEE 1'l‘ KNOWINGLY.
lint where a coffee passes through
a dozen different possessions beforedt
reaches the‘retniler. how can the deal-
cr know positively that it is pure? He
may think it is. but.——knowiug is dif-
ferent from thinking. Our pure cof-
fees are different. from the ordinary
’kiuds. Ever tried our zoos-lb. Mocha
and Java: it's pure and just what its
name implies.
l SUGAR.
‘25 lbs..........................$1.25
20ib8. ....... 1.00
10")! .50
5|b8 .25
from London. At the some time it can
be stated that should such an appeal
he received the Bank of France, inspir-
ed by the common interests of the No
countries. would not. hesitate to collu-
to the aid of the London market.
“So far as New York is com-ennui
tin» information here is that the accus-
siiy‘ for gold is loss pressing."
l’l'l‘TSBUR/G, Pa, Oct. 3l.——thu
asked for an opinion of the plan of
Comptroller Ridgeiy to increase the
bunk noie circulation, 1‘. Hart Given.
president. of the Farmer's Deposit Na-
tional liank. said:
"it is a very excellent idea. it the
banks can find security acceptable to
the secretary of the treasury the cir-
culation can be increased and matters
will be greatly benefited. But the
banks do not have the securities dc-
sircd and naturally will have to hunt
around and buy them."
The run on the All Nation‘ Bank.
a small institution, which started yes-
terday. continued today. The deposi-
tors are foreigners. President. Braiding
said the bank had all the currency ne-
(‘rssnry to numb the demand of the «le-
positora.
The directors of the Pittsburg Stock
Exchange voted to keep the exchange
closed today. A resumption of tran-
auctions is not expected tilts week.
——L—_.—
LONDON, Oct. 31.——'l‘he rate of dis-
l-ouni of the Bank of England was rais-
od today from 4% to 5% per cent.
The increase had been regarded as a
foregone conclusion in consequence of
the inroads made upon the Bank of
England's stock of gold by the
mantis from America and the recent
rise in the discount rate of the impor-
Iul llimk of Germany. Since last Thurs»
day the, United States secured about.
1:: (200,000 in gold from the Bank of
England and in the open market. and
the bunks reserve hml been roduced to
about 4321.500000, which. however.
was £3,500.000 higher than at... this
than lost year, when the book rate was
0 per coal.
The announcement of the higher
bunk rate but an and to ihe suspense
which had been hanging over the
Stork Exchange for some days and ex-
vopt. in the case of Consuls was the
silliuil for a general improvement. Conv
sols after being K201i receded to 8:! ll-lil
Americans at. noon stood 2 to it poiiiii-‘i
above yesterday's cloning prlrnH. this
being more than a. point over purity.
lbilon l’urii‘ic. Chicago, Wilwaukuo
and Hi. Paul led the rally.
(toppers worn in good demand and
it‘nffirs ruled firm.
Acouplc of sninli failures of brok~
are were announced this morning. but
they had no effecton the markets.
which. under tho influence of the over-
night rally in New York and the relief
that the inouwiary outlook was more
satisfactory, bad a greater appearance
of rhoorfuinonu than for snow time
mat.
I llrokoru whose failures Wore an-
nounced today were Elnhunp and Cain-
pany. and Fred Chancellor, plumbers
of the stock Exchange. As previously
cabled the failures ware uninnmrtant
and had‘no effect on the market.
Americans opened firm and before
”noon hardened to from two to six
points higher than yesterday. The
dev ‘
.TheUniui 'P‘ariii
Tea 00.
i
% Phone 655-5.
126 Washington St.. So. Norwalk
h Fdw
New Arrivals
in kFull Stilts and Overcoats
have lost been opened up. The
young follows who like the real
uobby effects will be interested
Suppose you
drop ill tomorrow and let us
show you the. swellest rungs of
Fall Suits and
Overcoats.
wo'vc ever had in this store.
$12 to $30
Open Monday, WEDNESDAY
'and Saturday Evenings.
in this display.
iiiliiiiii
05 Washington 8%. Bo. Nomlk.
Coronation is the Life
of Trade.
Creamery Buttery. lb. . ........... 31c
Warranted Eggs, doz. ............25c
Vary But Coffee. lb. . ...... 30c
Our Special Coffee ....... ”.250
Pure spices. all kinds. lb. ........26c
3 can. best York State Corn. ....25c
3 lbs. Yale Tout Crackers .......26c
2 pkns. Force 25c
0 pilot. Kora Kinkl W250
Green hoppers. aux. ..............12c
Sweet Cider, fresh from pron. ”Min
3 pkpu. N. B. c. Crackerl, thermostatic
Louis] useiuli,
GROCER.
72 North- Main Street.
Tel. Gull» 69M.
The sum ordination transom f
‘ who M's just returned from a trip to';
ewestThings
Every new fancy or weave either imported or domestic finds its place in our Dress Goods Department.
“The promptness and satisfaction with which every, delnnud has boon met in this department and the ppm.
peroug business it has enjoyed we'evldences that weare always ready with a complete stock of the very latest
styles and most desirable fabrics. _ ‘ ‘ . ~ '
p The N
MOHDELAINE. PRUNELLA. . nsAnouA. ‘ . , , : . , 1
Hanamoaous. ”#5” °L°T”' PANAMA. . J
. lNVISlBL euros. . ‘ ‘*
uurmrsuao woos-ran. FRENCH mus. POPLINB. . 1
PLAID BROADCLOTH. NOVELTY aromas on PLAIDS. ARMURU.MELnosE, . 1
' , Allin the NewestShades and at the LoneSl Possible Prices.
” TRISTRAM a HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
JUDGE CLEVELAND HOME. .
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 3].——Judge~ 1.1-"
vingston W. Cleavelnnd. of this clty.i
.0.
Irieger i8: 00.
v
Great Britain today, stated that while!
at the races at Newmarket he saw
lug Edward in the guild stand, and in- 5
troducing himself had a very pleasant‘
conservation with the‘king, who spoke
of his admiration of the, American re-
presentative men whom he had met. in
England. The king also expressed the
hope that when President Roosevelt
had laid aside ills responsibilities of
office that the opportunity would come
from him to visit: Great Britain. King
Edward expressing further the great
pleasure he knew he would have in
greeting the distinguished American.
r
Fina Assortment of Post
Cards 250 daz. D
So. Narwalk In a Sea Shall "
ID on.
W;ti.liriggumau,
MUSIC STORE
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
r4- 1—
ll You Were Buying a horse
You would expect the man to guaran-
tee it to be sound. a good driver. etc.
When you buy a liuugc. do you ask
the than if it. is guaranteed! The
man with the horse would. let you try
him for a couple of days. Would your
stove man let you use his Range for
a few days on trial“?
We guarantee our SUMMIT RANGE,
and let you use it for thirty days free
trial. if at the end of that. time the
Range is not perfectly satisfactory,
you get your money back.
Don‘t buy a pig in a bun. try the
Range before. accepting. and he sure
of what you are getting.
F. A. Mitchell,
HOUSE FURNISHER
COR. HIGH AND WALL STREETS,
NORWALK. CONN.
United American Opticians
02m
HOYT'S THEATRE BLOCK.
Expert Eye Specialist in Attendance.
Hon 3. m. to 8 p. m.; Satur-
day. 10 p. m.
Factory. 116 East 28rd at" N. Y.
Elecliirtiuld in
The Reed 85 Volk
Electrical Co.
Assessors’ Nblioe
We. the underuiuued. hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the Town of
Norwalk. that they are required by
law to deliver to the assessors. or eith'
or of them. on or before the first day
of November. 1007. a written or print;
oil list, tinted. signed and swuru to.
of all propo ' owned by them on the
first day of cipher. 1007. liable to
taxation.
N. ll.—-l.isis may be returned to the
issesuors. at the assessors’ office.
i‘own Hull building. Norwnlk, and at
the City Council rooms. South Nor-
walk, from and including October 15.
1007. to and including November 1.
t907, raid onions to be opened from 10
to 12 o‘clock n. m., and from 2 to 6
o'clock p. on. all days of the week
(Sundays excepted). and on Saturdays
out on November 1,1907, from 7 not
It ii in iheovaulng. ,
All persons will be required to give
«trout and number of their property.
Dated at Norwalk. Conn. October
4,1907.
OSCAR w. savanna.
[BAAO gunmen
wrmnm a. oadoan'r'r.
oil :1: . . Assessors.
, fl
West‘wash‘infgéihfi Street.
.-<i "l0 leading Outfitters in fire Norwaliis D-
Going on
Clo thin
a e
UNPRECEDENTED
LOW FIGURES.
Bring Your Familygand Clothe
Them from Head to Foot.
Open 9. Charge Account
and settle your bill
in Weekly Payments.
’.
e’f‘e'i Vi i ‘1
installment-inf?
Good Cool?
Cool that burns wall?
Gaul that but- well?
Coll that into well?
Goal that ha little wuto?
That’s the kind We aim to «ill
That'o the kind we’ll send you if WI
not your order.’ ,,
We I" nudyl
Are you!
in initial l:
m
A H. ,KRiEGER & 00.
29-31 West Washington Street.
Assessor}. N oiice
We, the umierslgued. hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of
South Not-walk; that they are required
by law to deliver to the assessors, or
ciiiwr or them, on or before the lat
do of Novombor. tool. a written or
prnimi list. tinted. signed and sworn
to. of all the property owned by them
on the first day of October, 1907, line
bio to taxation, making a description
of all the real estate own parcel be
lag! separately described.
. lit-«Lists may he returned to the
assessors, at the Gouncil Room. Hav-
liand street. Beuth Norwnlk, from and
including October 14. 1907. to and in»
eluding November 1, 1007. said onion
in be Open from 10: to woo o’clock.
flu in, and from I: to 5:00 o‘clock.
n. m.: on Saturdays from 7:00 to 9:00
o’clock in the evening, and Friday.
November 1, 1907. from 7:00 to 9 n. in.
Dated at the Oil of South Namath,
(loam. October 8. 007. ’
FRANKLIN A. TOLLEB.
GEORGE fl. VOEBURGH.
08 ”t Assessors.
Norwalk Chronicler