111111111 Distinction.
Thorns a marked distinction bo-
Ween the $7 and 3H) Suits We soil and
the uncalled 1111111111 Suits offered by
W onto dealers. W11 don't talk cl1eap~
nuns; that is a snare. but we do talk
~‘n1erit 111111 vaiuc. “'11 offer no fake
9011111111111 to catch your trade. on spec.-
‘Ious argument to warp your judgment,
but just plain, good quality and fair
«111111111111. Honest garments at honest.
prices, and the. best value for your
money in tho towtt. See for yourself".
fitore open every evening until 9
clock. _ Saturday until 12 p. m.
OOI}YR1GHT
CLOTHING
COMPANY,
6 North Main Street.
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
...... "....--" _.
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District. of Norwalk, ss.. Probate
Court. November iii), A. l)., 1907.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this court for adminis-
tration of the. estate of Iiarriet Meek-
er, late of Norwaik. in said district.
deceased.
Ordered. That. said application be
heard and dctcrmii1cd at the Probate
Office in Norwalk. on 11111 mm day 111‘
November. 1907, at 2 o'clock after-
noon; and that public notice thereof
be. given to all persons interested
therein by publishing,r this order in a
newspaper baring a circulation in said
district, at least five days before said
day of hearing.
ASA. ii. \\'()t)l)\\'AIti).
1143 It, (llcrk.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
,MRS. KA'l‘iiltlliiNlC Ii. LYUNS.
Mrs. Katherine. Iinckiey Lyons wife
of John “.1 11111111 died Saturday night
author lion111 I11 Siaittlotd, aged about
t:IiIrt_1'-c.ig'ht. years. Death was due to
an attack of heart, failure, following
typhoid i'cvcr. livcrythiug possiblo
was done for the patient, but. I1111' sys
tem failed respond. Airs. Lyons
was born in Norwalk and has 11 lurgc
number of friends 11111111, 11 ho were. sad-
dened by the receipt of the news of
her (loath. SIM- was a sister of John
J. Iiuohlcy, of Norwalk. and in addi-
tion to her husband, is survived by
five children. l~‘1111111'a.l' services
a solemn hi1, 1l1 1'11qni11111 mass 11ii1 i111
in
with
BB OFFICERS.
.1.-”m
Statesman.
(Harper Weakly.)
Our Senators and representatives
in ticugrcss will soon innvo their oti‘i-
ces in spiundid palaces. Within a few
weeks after Congress insets in Decem-
ber the two new white marble palaces
which are to be known simply as an.
boxes to the House and Senate. will be
ready for occupation. Each is a very
beautiful structure costing $2. 500 000
and occupying an entire block, has a
total frontage on Its four sides of l,-
7437 feet. or about a third of a mile.
These palaces are in effect. detached
wings of the. Capitol. 'l‘hey are gigan-
tio office buildings, ouch of them oo-
cupyiug more ground than the Wai-
dort-Astoria in New York. The House
Annex which Is not. far from comple-
tion. will contian four hundred and 111.11
rooniumono for 11111111 huprcncntntivo in
Congress, with a low left over to pro-
vido for l'uturr.1 increase in the mean
bership of tho grout. legislative body.
The Scnnto Annex is? divided Into 11th::-
ty-uine suites each comprising a pri-
vate room for the Senator, 11 room for
his secretary. and a bathroom. In both
places will be employed :1 multitude of
uniformed monials, to wait upon the
luxurious statesmen and to intake life
easy and comfortabl131 for them as 1103-
sibio.
Sorvant‘s wages, 1111111, fuci lights,
and all Iucidcntals are paid by the
government. 'I‘hc1 apartments are
beautifully furnished and decorated .11
Uncle. Sam's expense. Meals will be
served b1 the rooms it dcsirod. But in
each palace is a vast and superbly
equipped dining saloon, exclusively for
legislators and their guests.
The. annexes will be, connected by
underground cicciric railways with the.
Capitol. In 1.1111111 palace 0110 will find
a subway station at thc base ot’ the
rotunda. the most striking archi-
tectural feature of tho palatial A11-
ncx. it is scveniyvfour loci in diamo
ter, and extends upward clear through
the four stories of the building. termin-
1111111.r in a superb dome under tho roof
All of the space underground beneath
Its floor is occupied by the. subway sta-
tion, likewise circular, into which tl111
trains come from the Capitol.
The trains on this newest American
subway are worth attention, They 111111
composed of six tiny steel oars ouch
11f them only sixteen feet long, under
~ charge of a 11ioto1'n111n and conductor,
both of Whom arc in the uniform of
the United States gorcrnuient. $111111
1111's, Representatives and those who
have buslncss with tin-1111 will ride 111
and fro in tho trains. which 111.-11.111 likr
toys in comparison with those. that run
abovc ground. All the cars are open
on 111111 sidc ,the missing nidc being 1'11
placed merely by a safety rail. so that
there is only one b1111111b running lounlb
wise. Passengers, catcriug at cilhcr
11nd, scat. themselves upon this bunch
and look 11111 through the 111111“ side 111'
the car.
The. train runs through 11 tunnel
which 110111111111 the Annex with the
south and ot' the (ifapitol. This subway
is scvcn hundred and fifty I’1-11t lonu.
111'11nly-iwo feet, wide and cicvcn foot
high. It has 11 curved roof, and along
one side of it runs 11 walk six and one
half feet in width, paved with 1'1111111'11111
[Being lined with white \ltrificd bilck
hold 11111111110111 111111111111, at. St John's 11nd illuminated by eleciilclty the tan
Roman Catholic t‘hurchcs, Slamftud.
ncl,tl1ougl1 without any skyllglus is
Following this thc 11111111111 p111l1 will almost “3 light as ‘11‘3'1
proceed to Norwalk b1 catriagc.
Interment will occur at St. Mary's
Coinci11ry. 'i‘l111 casket will he opened
at the grave in order that friends in
Norwaik may have an opportunity to
look on the features of 11111 deceased.
hills. AilitY I1‘Alltt.‘illl.ii.
Mrs. Abby i1‘11i‘1'cl1iltl. ol' idiiu sir-ml.
Bellini. died Sunday at. 'I 11. 111. She is
survived by Airs. George W. Carroll.
of West street; Mrs. Frederick ii.
(311111111111. of South Main street. this
city. and Mrs. l’crry lirew, of ll11ti111l.
l1‘uncral from her late. resl1icno1-1 ch~
nestlay at ‘3 p. 111. [11111111110111 al.(“1111l111'
Cemetery. licthol.
FREDERICK lilcYSlGNRO'I‘lI.
Frederick llcysouroib, son of Aug-
ust. Deyscnroih. 1|ch this morning at
his home. it: lionion street, dcuth b11~
lug due to typhoid favor. The. doccus-
ml was nineteen years of 111111. Ar—
rangements for the funeral will ho an-
nounced later.
1‘. liAit'i‘liAM.
itart 1'.1u1,
i|i1Ii.i1:.\'
ii1~'|1.'u t‘. daughter 111' Mr.
and Airs. flurry 1.. llat'tr:11u. of ill
(lontor 11111111111, died yesterday after-
«13110011. 11111111 1.1luhicc11 1111111ti1s. The. fun-
eral will be held tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Iiurlul 'lu i'nion 011111111
tery. Norwaik.
.1 l1ANli1ll. tit)i.i)l1:.\'
Daniel Golden, cldcl' brother of it.
,11‘I.Gold11n and James (iotden died 1111.11.
'nl lit; at his home in (lieu (‘11v11.i4. l.
“WA
"S
1.3In th bout help.
' This great
LF
UTUAI. savings
andi
“When a boy I used to dwell."
So the st1111 goes, they tell;
Down among tiu1 buzzy in 1111
\‘111ti1 thc shadc of old oak trees,
Whine the, btrdiiugs ail duy long
Scrmmdcd withihnlr song-”-
And that‘s going pretty strong!
'l'hcrr1 I spent life‘s noldcn hoursw
Working hard—4111' 11113 no i‘l1'1w1111's.
mdus ,uo A‘ttp 1111111111 11 till.“
1i11.1 A‘ul on [11111111111 adapt
All i did was toil for fuIr—~
Father always bent 11111 them
“On our little cabin door"
Hunt: a dirty towel. and o‘er
’l‘raitod thc spider's webs ~111111 rincs.
Mothor's song ”1111111111111 thc limes)
Was to do some. kind of chore,
P. D. (3., than do 111111111 more-m
“Happy daysV'm-wis dopey lore!
Uniting; loose from all 1'1111111111'11;
iu'euklun 1111 the 11111111111 truucc.
I11. l11 Hittic the. facts, the farm
Never hold a with of charm;
And we "boys“ who toiled from
(If the dawn till dark now take
’i‘i11111 111 brand “the turn)" a lake» 1
A rcry drcanty 1111tu1'11 i'ukc?
~~1l1‘1'n11k iiuics Flaunt-1' in
polls News
break
Indiana-
]iy holding her tongue, 11 woman can
keep 11 1111111 guessing.
li' o‘cook has a good lotupcr lt‘a a
sign that she isn‘t a good cook.
A Woman is always pretty in tho
11.111111 of 11 man who is in love. with
her.
The man who stops Ior praise unis»
.. ...... M .. .....MW.W1.._~O, ”.....-“ MuwwnymmM». ...- M
111111 11111 faction.
HELP
It builds fortune and churacter at the itiiilllo time.
bank is helping thousands to help
Luxurieut Quarters Nearly Ready for-
chcr reached tho “old 1111111 11l111i1"‘»-«
1 peopi 9.
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UP TO THE; PRESIDENT.
m
He in to Say About the Contract For
New Submarines.
it is now 11p to President Roosevelt
in say whether the Lake 'i‘orpedo Boat
company, of this city, shall be given a
square deal in the long submarine boat
controvot'sy, as Secretary of the Navy
Mutual! has cottoiudod not to shoulder
the responsibility of awarding the $3,
000,000 appropriation for‘ submarine
boats authorized by congress at Its last
session and announces that he with
refer the midterm the president tor
decision. 3
This Is the gist of a special dispatch
from Washington to the New York
Timestoduy, which is confirmed I11
this city, the home of the Lake com-
pany.
Simon Lake Is in Washington con-
ducting. his fight. for recognition and
has been in a fair way of vicio1r the
nt1'to1ncy g’encrai having given an opin»
ion some time ago to tho effect that it,
would be legitl under the act. of non
mess to award contracts to both the
Holland and Latin subuuuiuo .....1.
companies
The Times says:
Congress appropriated $3,000,000 for
submarines, but. tho competition ho-
lwcon the Holland and Lake builders
was so been that Secretary Motoali‘
thought it; would be a good thing, if
the law permitted it. to divide the
award so that each concern would not
part of it.
He referred the question to. Attorney
General Bonaparte, who, after consid-
erable study, rendered an opinion to
.the effect that the division of the
award was permissablc But. now Soc1
rotary Motcaif has concluded after all
not. to take the responsibility, and the
question of awards will await the ac-
tion of the president.
....—
STATE OFFICALS TO TAKE UP
CASE.
1111
Medical Examiner at Woburn. Mass"
to Report to District Attorney.
WOHIIRN. Mass, Nov. 4.~——Aft11rpcr
forming an autopsy on the. body of
Mrs. Sarah I'Ilggins, which was found
considerably bruised at the1 111111111 111'
(Ticoruo Stubbs in Iiurllugton yester-
da 1'. Medical Examiner Itiakc, of this
city. announced todav that I111 would
r1111111t “ii tindiurs to the distr'lrt at
11111111\'
'liu.1 Higgins wountu was acting as
Iiousckccpet I'111 Stubbs. who Is a l"—111
mnr living in the. southerly part oi
the town. H11 notified Constable. Bos-
ton yesterday that ti111 body of the wo-
111.-111 was In the yard and when the.
oiiiccr arrived ycslcrtiuy be found it
lying in a hole, covered with burlap,
haying 11111111 i‘\litlSt’fi to 11 heavy rain
ihc night before
Stubbs told the oilicer that th11\ wo-
man had been missing s111'1'1tai days
and that be had found her body in
the cellar. Not wishing; to have. it I11
lht‘ iiottsc 111'111' night. be dragged it
111:1 into the yard. The constable
i11.111d bruises on tiu1 face and bead.
and littléiit‘ti the 111111i1111I citatitluct 1.111-
111' the state police wcic asked to in
111111;...1t11
ELECTIONS TOMORROW
CINCINNATI, 0.3 No\. 1i.--Althotu.1.it
1111111it1ipul oliiccrs only are to be voted
no 'rsurt-r 1s 'i'wo 331111111111.
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R e G and New 15311111111111 Food
Company Both Working Full Time. .
A couple of take 111111111111 ivoro in
circulation about. the city today. one
was to the effect. that. tho R It (3
iorsot Company was. to run on half
time for a while. This was denied at
tho t’notm y, although it was 111111011 that
business is dull and failing hit some.
what.
The other yarn wins to the effect
that the New England Food Company
had failed. This was caused by the
change of the company from the 111mm.
facturo of Nivarn to that of India In
gostivo biscuits. When the hint has
boon able to catch up with is 1111411111
manufacture of another and this
change doubtless 1011' to the starting
of the rumor.
W
How meek and lowly a girl is dur-
I111; tho courtship and how strenuous
utter 11111111'Iage.
When poverty 1101111111 in at. the. door
lovo crawls out. of the window and
looks for a Job
iiۤii
installations?
Good Coal?
Coal that burns well?
Coal that heats well?
Coal that taste well?
Coal that has little waste?
That's the kind We aim to sell!
That’s the kind we'll send you If we
get your order.
We are readyl
Are you!
i111 F111 11 that in
, ...-..._,..__._ ”.--,mmm
11111111 11111 Shop.
E. J. HAWKINS, Proprietor.
43 Raymond 8t. south Norwaik, Conn.
e L e ‘0
Scientific Stine Repairing
By Factory Methods, With Modern
Machinery
AT POPULAR PRICES.
Work Called For and Delivered Free.
'I’l1on11. 41313 or Postal will bring our
Representative to your door.
to.- 111111111'1'1111' in Ohio. the Cleveland
1~11111pt1ia11 is attracting noncral itiictr
tlou whilc several 11tl1ci' cities have
11111111111111 of more than ordinary intcr-
t‘H‘.
1.111"1sv11.1.1c. Nor, ~t.~~-~iutcr1‘1sl. 111
manna-1111's election is inicnso through
11111 thc stair. 'l‘hcre arc full stutc.
county and city tickets.
i.l.'\'t‘1(II.N, .\‘11i1., Nov. -l.~--—lutcrcst
in tutuorrou"s election centers in th11
contcst of M. ii. [1110811, lit-1publicuu.
and George l.. bounds, 11111111101111. tor
the oillco of Suprmuc Judge.
ARMENIAN SENTENCE!) TO DIE.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4.—~Re.dros llam—
purlioomlan. who shot and killed Iiovv
banana 'i‘uvshanjimt. 11. wealthy Armen-
i1111111111'11b11ni in Union Square. last
July, today was sentenced to dl11 in ”)0
11i111‘li'it.‘ chair at Sing Sing prison dur-
i111,r the week beginning floorinber 111.
ills counsel declarcd that an appeal
will be. taken. 'i‘ho murder of 'l‘av-
sliauiian was the. result of the. mer-
chaut's refusal to contribute funds to
”111 Aron-.nian revolutionary cause.
OHIO BANK FAILS,
LII} I'I‘ONIA. Ohio, Nov. 1i——'I‘ho First
National Bank hero failed to open Its
doors today. A notice posted on the
door states that It. will liquidate its
liabilities. (T). N. Sohmyck. 11f Clove.-
iaud, In president of the bank.
Summer House Unroofad.
During the stiff gale of Saturday
night, the roof or 11 little portable
suuuncr house, owned by George I1.
Woodward and Seymour Curtis, and 1111
catcd near The Knob, was compiotciy
tot 11 of? and carried a distance of near-
iy thirty foot by the wind.
ltosn Rurchard happened to be otrol
”1111' about the, propertv yesterday
morning and discovered the. piiitht "f
the little house. Mr. Burchard tele-
phencd 1.11 the 11111111131111 11nd they wcnl
down aiul 1111111111111! tho articles they
had in the place. The wind did such 11
1111-1111 job on tho roof that It. 1.1.1111 be, re-
placed at a very entail oxnonsc.
Yostorduy at the South Norwulk
trouncugationnl Church the following
11111111110111 thl‘o'l'titleivtlti into 11111mber~
ship: William Armstrong, Mary Arm-
strong. William .I Armstrong. Fred
Armstrong John A. Hamilton, Mary
(' Hamilton, Martha Hamilton Bertha
11111111111. Alex. J. ltummlor. Maria It
itummiur. Josephine litunnhior 'Aiico
’l‘ctlow. Percy N. 'l‘eti11w.Ai the Men's
Christian inquiry Club tho subject
was The Race Problem in America.
opened by George 8. North Dr. M1111.-
t'miunti's new book. The Infinite Atroc-
111111.th distributed to suhscribois.
Ilow disappointed the average. man
must. feel 11V111'y time he looks in 11 min
1101'.
Don't. wait. for your ship to coma-tin;
charter a tag and go ‘out and meet
Perfection is a good deal more than
the powor of picking faults in other
W
You they know by to: warmth and
11111111 whether in man's tight
{goth heaven. .
come: 1 3
“Glover's -———Ih11 111.111"
In All Leathers.
--1-"
Phone 642-2.»
“Wear Shoes that fit"
111111
Phhnngrnphs
On Ensn Terms.
w
BUY YOUR RECORDS HERE
for we are the only store that oerrlel
in stock every record in the catalogue.
W
THIj
AJ. itiiliiiilliitifllicii
I34 WashmgionSt.
for one commodity It commences tho .
T S R
11
81
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Ladies’ Tainted nits.
We are skewing the newest models 1n Tailociinde Suits
The siuies which we me showing are as near perfection 1n
fit and iinish as it is possible to make. Salts of title chiffon.
broadcloth, cheviots to black now and all the 11511101111111; colors.
also iancu stripes and mixtures. made 1n m1 dinm and three quarter
length coats. single or double breasted, filled or semi fitted. lined
and trimmed 1n the new best tailored sluie.
Price, $IO to $35.
TBISTRAM 8'6 uHYAT-T, NORWALK, 31rCONN.
H. Krieger & co.
'West Washington Street.
<1 lite leading Outfitters in the Norwaiits D-
Clothin
ale
UNPRECEDENIED
LOW FIGURES.
Bring- Your li'amily and Clothe,
Them from Head to Foot.
A mother doesn't think her daugir
tors m'e'doiug her justice unless they; .
provide her with sons~in- lows. | .“
It‘s the1 natural taltb of 11 womnn', '
that enables her to believe the things
she wants to when she knows she.
doesn't. '
seeing5111111'11101111111‘“
in an Auto.
5c
24 VIEWS.
THANKSGIVING POST CARDS.
"W.1i.litiggnrmnn,
MUSIC STORE
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
New Arrivals
in Fall
have jugt been opened 11p. 'I‘iu.1
young fellows who like the real
Going on
Suits and Overcoais
hobby effects will I111 Interested
in this display. Suppose you
drop in tomorrow and Ict us
show you the swoiicst rungs 11f
Fall Suits and
Overcoats.
we've ever had in this store.
$12 to $30
Open Monday. WEDNESDAY
end Saturday Evenlngt.
JflSEPH iii i5,1
' Clothier, Hotter,
3 Furnisher.
36 Washington St. 80. Norwnlk.
Open a. Charge Account
and settle your bill
Tailor,
1-1
in Weekly Payments.
if You 11111 1111111111 111131
You would expect the tuna to guarnu
toe it. to be sound, 11 good driver, etc.
When you buy a Range. do you ask
the man if It. is guaranteed? The
man with the horse would let you try
him for a couple, of days. Would your
111111111 11111111 I111. you use. his Range for
'1 few days on trial?
We guarantee our SUMMIT RANGE.
out let you use it for thirty days free
rial. if at the 11nd of that time the
lunar Is not. perfectly satisfactory.
on not, your money back.
Don't buy a phi,1 in a has. lrv the1
1111111111 bolero accepting. anti i111 hurt.1
1f {that you are getting
F. A. Mitchell,
HOUSE FURNISHER
30R. HIGH AND WALL STREETS.
NORWALK. CONN. 1
H. KRIEGER 81 00.
29-31 West; Washington Street.
- Mame”.-. .... ”11.4....1WMA...
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
FROM $15 UP.
Fair Cloak and FlirStore
_. A ISRAEL. Propiletor.
United A'ttitirlCnn Opticians '18 Washington street.
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Hov'cii H 11an 31.01311.
Expert Eye 31111113 111111111 Attendance.
dour-ems I. m. to a p. 111.: him
any, to p.111
Factory. 11h East 23rd 31.. N. Y.
_ South Normik.
' Try aton ofour no.2 NUT BOAL. it tight. quickly, make. a
11.1. lively tire suit-lite for biking, trotting, trying. bullion. routing
1111111111111111 _ ,
l‘ho need &_ Yolk. ;' " HARRIS 8: GANS CO;
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