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COMPANY, '
6 North Main Street.
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
and
, Rev Fnther Edward
Piunltctt. interment wuu oi St.
Mary is Cemetery. . . 51
MARGARET ll‘ARiliNGTON. ,
The runsrul of Margaret, widow at
William ‘4‘. Forrington. took place this
afternoon at 2 0'ol0ck from her home.
(52 Taylor avenue Rev H A L. Bedt
icr outdated, and the imminent wan
in Riverside Cemetery
nan-w—
MOUNT HOLVOKE Fouuosnsv
The seventieth unnuni rounders' day in
commemorution oi’ the founding oil
Mount Hoiyokc College 11 Mary Lyons
in 1837 was observed Wit¥l appropriate
exercises at the college today. In the
torcnoon the i'uculty, trustees, invited
guests and student body formed in pro-
cession and proceeded to the chapel
whcic special exercises waic helll The
principal speaker hi the exercises was
President Luther of Trinity College,
Hartford, Conn. Litter Miss Mary
Wooiicy. presidem of the college, on-
tcrtained the. trustees and invited
guests ut luncheon. '
Meetings of the trustccs and the
nlumnao associations were arranged
for the afternoon. while on organ ro-
oitntin the evening was to be the con«
eluding featureof the celebration.
DR. SCOVILLE FILES ANSWER.
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 8.-—-Dr.. Cler-
ence 11-, Scoville, of New Canaan, to-
day filed in the Civil Superior Court.
through his counsel. Attorneys Walsh
and Hubboil, of, Norwalk, his response
to the writ of lichens corpus Issued
by the court on" the petition of Miss
(.lilos Grace lsubelln McClcnahnnfioi‘
’position for t
sidernbio delay has been count-(l by
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ANOTHER HOTEL PLAN.
Colonel George D. Russell has just.
secured another plan for u. proposud
new hotel in the City of Norwnik. it
'11 structure were to ho built. according
to this piun, 11 wry handsome building
would 1esnit. Colonel Russell has some
doubt, however, uhcihoi the1 building
' would have as business like
appoin-
once as it built according to :1 prior
plan. The committee of the Business
Men's Association is still at work on
the plans for the financing of the pro
new hostelry.
the present condition of tho tinunoiu
market.
New Toucan. Dr. Seovilie stated that
he was conservator dvcr Miss McClen~
nhnn nppointcd by the judge of. the
probuto district of Norwalk. and that
owing to the mental condition of the
petitioner and her hnbiis he had not
confined or restrained her only so for
as was necessary for her best inter-
osts. The proceedings were set down
for :1 hearing next Friday.
: he. writes:
~ cover, but than
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9 SOUTH HADLEL Mutt, Nov. 83-» ‘
Cou-
RECENT ARRIVAL' OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. Nov. 8.———Arrivcd: Sir.
- Pnnnonin, from ’l‘rcstc, votc.
._._..._.
Ordor is houvcn's first. law"
but is
good many homes hero on earth.
Brest Ouctoost Soho,
'50: Mon. Boot. and Chhdrou.
'11lottct" Grades, $1.48, $1.,98 $2. 48 $3.48 up to $5.,98 “0111] $2 1'10. $1.. 00 $3.
to $9. 00.
Men's Good Overconts. black and blue, worth $10.00 ................... $6.00
Better Grude, worth up to $14.00 ................................... $7.98
rum Better Grace; worth $111,110 ..................................... $9.48
$18. 00 Grade ...................... ' ................................ $11.98
The Very Best wmth $..100 ...................................... $14.98
. 1 Children' 5 Good «Overt-outs 3 to 9 wor th $1. 75 ......................... 980
I10 up
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OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
ti North Main Street _Sout\\ “011ka.
CREAM
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Saturday, Nov. 9th
fwiih a 25 cent purchase or more of
Ions. Options, Spices. Extracts. Cocoa.
SELF
is th best help.
Chocolate.
In addition to usual checks.
Sugar-~20 lbs. $i.OO
etc..’ etc.
i26 Washington St.
South Norunik.
Phone 655-2.
HELP
It builds fortune und'chnrncter at the 111111111 time.
1 This grout MUTUAL savings bank In helping thounundn to help
themselves by curing for their smuii savings and paying them tour per
cent. interest, till their money is needed when it. is ulwurn roudy tor
pmertency or opportunity.
31116 South Norwaik Sayings Bank
United Innklciidiue. 91 Wuohlnmu Mutt, south Normik, can».
i tho unwritten and unheard of low in u
‘ Vinol w... M11116 Your '11:
Children fibrous]. Body
Mil ‘ _
Mrs. L. P discount-d. or Minneapo-
“I feel It my duty to tell
others what your cod liver prepara-
tion, Vincl has done for my little
boy. He was sick for two years, nip,
and had no appetite. We tried 11 fish
out doctors and medicines and bed
ziven up all page: that he would to
o to Vino! he is it
Well and healthy boy, and I went to
recommend Vinol to every mother
who has 0. weak or sickly child "
One of the proprietors of The Ollf~
ford Pharmacy says: "We went to any
to every mother In South Norwnlk
that our cod liver p1epurution Vluol,
will build your children up Into strong,
1-,obuut healthy children. We have
never sold anything equal to' it '11 our
store for this purpose, and we will re
turn your money If it folio",
is there a mother in South Norwnik
who will ignore such a generous odor
us this? The Clifford Phnxmucy.
South Norwnlk, Conn.
TROLLEY SERVICE CONFERENCE.
Company Officer. III Meet City of
Norwaik Ollie ale Tonight.
An intemsting meeting is to be held
this evening at the Norwclk Club-
when officials of the trolley company
will confer with committees from the
Norwalk Business Men's Association.
the City Council and other citizens in
reference to u.chungc in the schedule
of the care, about which there has
been much complaint for u. long time,
The protests have been particulmiy
hequeni since the putting In operation
of the present winter schedule.
The. situation in Norwalk is n pecu-
liur one. becuuse of geographical con-
ditions. The task of arranging a. sat
istuctory schedule is especially nun
cult because of the many ends there
hrs to the trolley lines. Two or three
years ago, when there wns complaint
about the service. an expert on sched-
ules was sent to Norwnik by the Con-
necticut. Railway 11nd Lighting Com-
pany to investigate the eituntion and
after looking over the situation, was at,
it loss what; to do to improve matters.
GIRL STRUCK sv AUTO
WANTS $1,000 DAMAGES.
2!
Claims Machine Was Being Driven at
a Reckless Rate of Speed.
Claiming that. she was struck by an
untomobiio driven at reckless spend.
Annie l‘i‘win, of [dust Norwnlk, brought
suit uglilnst Frunlriiu Judge. of Nor-
wnlk. The «use. some up before Judge
noonScott and a. jury in the Common
‘ l’icns court, into yestordny afternoon.
The girl niiegcs she was riding a bicy-
("ie when up onto upprouchcd from the
tear 11nd knmkrd he1 down She
(lulmn to hnvo boon sovmcly injuicd
11nd \rnuis $1000 dumngou, '
Huilbutt nud Duvis iopiosl-nt Mr.
Judge and Walsh 11nd Hubbcll iuivo
been retained by Miss lrwin.
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PROVlDENCE FAILURE.
One of the Largest Department Stores
in City Bankrupt.
PROVIDENCE]. Nov. R,—-A petition
in bankruptcy uguinst the O'tlormnn
("1111111111112 proprietors of one of the
largest. dininrimont. stories in the city.
was 0ch in the United Sinios circuit
court born yesterday by the1 llostou
llry Goods Company. Furley. Harvey
& Co. nud .lncoh Dreyfus & Sons. all
or l‘lostou. and oil representing thom»
solves to bc creditors of the O'Gor-
1111111 Company. The aggregate of the
(Inhns of tho petitioners as set forth
in the petition is $3,300.
Mr. O't'lormnu Iormorly conducted
the lloston Store in Norwulk, and was
very successful while hcrc.
NORWALK FIRM REDUCES FORCE.
Part of Employees of American 8011
Manufacturing Company Paid
Oi‘i' Venterdny.
'l‘ho Amcrlcnn Puncr Box Mnuuinc-
luring Compnny, which hits a factory
in Cross street. Norwulk. puid off 11
port of Its force of employees the
wages due them and lutd thcm oi! tem-
porarily. Members of the firm could
not he reached. toduy, but it is lonru-
("d ihut this notion on the port, of the
rompnny is due to the stringency oi
the money market it. is expected
thut the factory will run with a lull
form: again as soon as the money con-
ditions improve.
FIRE ON OLD DOMINION LINER.
NEW YORK. Nov. 88. —-'l‘ he Old Do—
minion Line sloumorJeiioruon. from
Newport News and Jehorsdn is rotu-
inn up the buy with 11 small fire in her
hohl The tire dcpnltmcnt has been
requested to send 11 lire bout to moot
thc utcnmcr when she renchou hor
dork The, Jefferson cunlcu puuurn
ore. '
LADIES' UNITED WHIBT CLUB.
'I‘ho budios‘ United Whiul Club “101
\‘(dlit‘lldliy with Miss htlith Vrooin The
firm prizn Wns taken by Mrs. (‘
Ainthorpe. the second by Mru Wil-
liuni Ii‘. Hoyt and tho consolation by
Mrs. William H. MOOI‘i' til whouo
honn- the next mention of the club
will be held.
'l‘hn embroidery on the horn roiiurs
you wear with your iuilorcd shirt-
wnlutu about he to “Titl-
Iinxii-r. \lo.. hub 11 cilriouiiy in the
form of u “still“ rock This buns
bonidor In nituuind on tho northern
11nd of Wiiiwmiin island. surrounded
by puki- \‘inusokeug its formation
in ct 11 port nuiurc. and the rock cnu
I111 out they some on 11 piece of wood ~
Muriutupr
in coriuiu towns in Gernumy house-
holders urn compelled by low to sort
out their home duel “They have to
provide three reroptcnl igwouc for ush-
ee and sweeping». one I r cooking ref-
use and one for man and paper. The
rubbish Is utilized by the town our
thoritios.
Thirsty Hill-why gum, Freddie. we
missed or treat at that concert lost
hi t. This ere paper says the nut»
the was simply intoxicnun'i
' lent» ' r
tloh 11151111111111 of. Ami”
erioan Order or {lot tun
dhbrter list will probably be formed at
letters heedouertere at the corner oi!
Main and Whit streets; A number of
prominent members of the order will
be present, including Grand Master
Workman J. 0. Trent. of Hartford.
Louie Veriiu, cl Norwnlk is deputy
for this district. audit is through his
efforts thut the grund lodge 0t oilicers
111;» coming here. A must beat sup.
p61- will be served.
OSTEOPATHY
This modern treatment. has been reo-
ognired by the different begielntures
of most states in the union. In order
to practice Osteopathy in this state it
is necessary to be a graduate of a. rep-
utnble school that. requires four terms
of actual attendance. After . greduw
tion it is necessary to meet all the re-
quirements . required by the State
Board of Health.
the A. T. Still Idstituteptt Kirksvillo.
Mo. the parent school. i have been
licensed to practice by the State
Board or Health. When you make up
your mind to try a. drugless treatment
upon scientific principles and one that
is not learned in a few weeks. Ten
ycays' actual experience. '
Jerome D. .Wirt, “
Outcopathle Physician.
N0. 12 itaeo Plane. Norw-ik, Conn.
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GOOD TIMES
AND COAL.
Although there haween a big
“run" on our Coal Binsior some
time past, our “surplus reserve”
has recently been greatly increas-
ed by the arrival of several car-
goes of freshly mined Coal.
.If you buy Coal of us good
times will surely continue. You
will at least have a comfortable
home and after all that’s where
the real good times start from.
In Inns [:1th
smoker to be held this evening with 1.; ,
the Notaries Club, of Norwulk, at the ,
I am a graduate 01%
it will pay to try one that is based ,
. of the earth, thirty or forty miles thick.
* ales
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING;
We are showing the neWesi 1110111115 111 TallorMade Suits.
' ; The Swiss which we the Showing are as near perfection iii
iii and linish as it is possible to make.
broadcloth Chariots ill black. cam and all the fashionable colors.
also fancu 1chines and miXhues. made 11 mediumwand three quarter
length 001115, Single or double breasted, filled or semi fitted lined
11d Irimmed m the very best tailored stole. '
Price, $IO to $35.
Talloré Sm is.
$0113 oi tine chiffon.
. TRISTRAM e 'EYATT; nonwuLK,’ CONN.
iNTERIOR 0 THE EARTH.
Science does 11 tknow what the in-
teiior of the emth is. The host scien-
tific opinion is that the control core of
the earth, some 7.000 miles in diame-
ter Is in u
to such a ire endous pressure that. it
behaves like an extremely rigid body.
Outside of this gaseous core is liquid
mutter. perhaps 11 hundred miles in
thickness. Upon this rents the crust
The enveloping atmosphere may roach
anywhere irom 60 to 1.50 111iles.~—New
York American.
A GOOD DEAL.
She was quite obese. passing fuir,
sud-«well. she admitted that she had
been on earth for twouty-uino years.
He was scout hatred and old enough to
know better.
“Will you mnrry me?" be queried.
“You are asking it good deal." she
gurgied in reply.
“Oh. well.” he replied, “I always was
partial to large women."—~Livcrpooi
Mercury.
Among the Saxons, when drinking
healths, us many cups were drunk as
there were letters in the name of the
person complimented.
in the your 394 Honorius by impc~
rini edict forbade the wearing of
brooches and ordered the brooches
makers to be expglied from Rome.
iii iii!
Scientific- Shoe Repairing
The Foundation of a building or
bridge is never allowed to collapse.
The1 Heel is the Foundation 01 the
Shoe.
HEELS REBUILT.
Men's, 25:). Women's, 20c.
O'Suilivnn' a Rubber, Site.
Work Called For and Delivered.
linden; 11111111 Shop.
E. J. HA “wxuvs
Proprietor
43 Raymond St. South Not-walk, Conn.
’Phone 466 or Postal.
in ‘Ordinance Relative to
false Alarms of fire.
—-——-
lib: IT ENACTED llY THE COUNCIL
Oi" THE CITY OF SOUTH NOR-
WALK:
Soc. 1. Any person who wilfully
given or sends In a fnisc alarm of tire
to the Fire Department of this city. by
menus of soy lire alarm box. tole-
phope, wire or other device whotso
over, shnll upon conviction for such
not. forfeit. and pay 11 penalty of not
less than $213 nor more then :00, for
the illii‘ of sold city
8011.111 reward of Sin will be paid
for Ini‘ormution which will lend to the
conviction oi’nny person or pornonn
guilty of tiny vioiutiou of thin oldi-
nuuco
Atloptcd by Iht1 (‘ ouucil of tho city of
South Notwnlk this 4th dtty of Nonnu-
I1i1i.A it. 111117,
ApprovedNr1vemlior4ih.A b.1007.
CHARLES 11. 110W,
Mit)".01
Allout:
.iOBI‘ll’i-l ll. TAYLOR.
113 ill (‘ity Clerk
1.. Ordinance Relative to
Street Sprinkllng.
iii: l'i' ltNAI‘Ti‘li) I)? Tim (lililxi'Ii.
or Till-i tli'I‘Y ('ll1‘ i-l()I”l‘Il non-
WALK:
'I‘hrorquuitoru ill ii of tho uctnul
cool or wntvrinu or optinkiinu tho
whole or 11111 putt of our street or
Special for Saturday.
Popular Sheet Music.
150 a. Copy.
'l‘hnt's Whni iilt‘ Rose Said to Me.
Down in the Old Cherry Orchard.
Mnkc Ilciim'c iwultz song.)
Red Wing (song und instrumental.)
lioncy iloy.
‘Ncnth the Old Cherry 'i‘rer Swoct
Marie.
l'm Keeping My Love Lump Ilurning
for You.
A Summer Night Waltzes.)
A Winter Evening Iwuitzes.)
Punch and Judy (two-stop.)
Searchlight Rag (two-stop.)
And many others.
NEW MANDOLIN FOLIOB.
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MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Weuhiugton 8t.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
L...— .. 0......" m .1...“
“Glnvcr’ s-—-—lh0 Place”
highway «hull be assessed 111111111111 the
rent ouintc nhutting or i‘roniing on the
part of said 1dr 1 or highway no wat
crud or unrtnklr.i .‘ 11nd nirutunt the own»
ere thereof In proimrtton to the length
of the frontage of said property on
sold putt of mud street or highway.
Adcpimi by the Council of the city
of South Norwsik. November 4, 1007.
Approvvd November 4111 1907 _
OiIARillilBhl DOW
Mayor.
Aitoutl
JOBEPH It TcAiYifln,
in? 2i
In All “others.
$011on
“Wear Shoes “thin Iii"
Ity Clerk.)
seous state. but exposed '
_H. Kne sort. (:0.
West Weshington Street.
(l The leadinb Outfitters. in The Norwalks [1-,
Going on at this'store at.
U PREC I TED
LOW FIGURES.
Uring‘ Your Family and Clothe
Them from Head to Foot.
11‘
Open 0. Charge Account
and settle your bill
in” Weekly Payments.
H. KRIEGER 81 CO. '
' 20-31 West Washington Street.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
FROM $15 UP.
FairCIoakand F urStore
A lSRAEl.. Prom turn.
18 wouiiingteu Sues?“ South Nor-mile
- cm
$5.00
$5.00
per in per ton
Try a too or our no.2 NUT“ DUAL. it ii in- quietly. make: u
not. lively tire nimble for betting. limiting. rying, boning. renting
out! healing your lieu“. “ .
HARRIS & GANS 00
mm». 3,. Will iii Wat-r1 litre-t.
Norwalk Chronicler