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'l‘hélatest News
‘about Clothing for Fit” and Winter.
Here. you will 11nd all the best
things ottercd this season.
The. bent“ at moderate prices
Abundant I'IIIicty to clioouc fI om
Prompt and efficient. séIviI-e.
Satisfaction In men; purchase. and
. no misrepresentation.
To be continucdmwatch for it. ;_
COPYRIGHT
. CLOTHING
. COMPANY,
Is No‘IIuI Main Street.
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
DEATHS AN'D FUNERALS.
M RS. SAMUEL WATTS.
Mrs; I‘ll-liam‘ Moore Watts, wile of
Samuel Watts died Sunday at her
home in Cranbury. Funeral services
will be held ronI her late rosldcnce
Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock. The
Rev ChaIles M Seth Ik will oiiiciate.
and interment wil ioIIlow in Rivoisidc
Cemetery.
FI'NIGRAII ()lI‘ .IOII'N REAISON.
The funeral of the late John item~
son will be held tomolérow afternoon
at. 2 o'clock. from the. home of his
daughter. Mrs. Charlcs 11. Adams. «I
tlrovc street. Rev. W. W. ’1'. Duncan.
of Mount. Vernon. and Rev. Saul 0.
Curticc. Of South Norw alk. will oili-
clatc. Deceased was eighty-four years
of age. He leaves two daughters. Mrs.
Adams and Mrs. Richard W. Holt, of
Newark. N. .I. Mr. iteinoon was for-
morly engaged in the oyster. milk and
express business in South Norwalk.
FUNERAL OII‘ MRS. MARINO.
'I'he. funeral of Mrs. Antonia Marino
was held this mornink at 9 o‘clock
from St. Joseph‘s Church. Rev. Wil-
liam Mahcr officiated and the inter-
ment was in St. Mary's cemetm'y.
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ONE WAY TO SLEEP.
Avoid stimulants. Nothing mow. ex
citing than chocolate or weakest tea
should be. indulged in near bedtime
StrOIIg tea, coffee, wineI—mever.
Drink plenty of pure distilled water.
Drink Oftcn first thing in the morning
and last. at night.
Eat. salad of Icttuce and young on-
ions with a pleantiful dressing of pale
olive. oil. and lemon ‘quI-c’ncvm- vinc-
unr. Chow every mouthful of your
food at. least thirty times.
Exercise ‘IIbundIIntly and always
breathe fresh air. Many people ltc
awake because of a bedroom’n insulti-
(‘lelli ventilation. You can how. good
circulation of air in your room and
still keep out of II draught.
A glass of hot milk nipped slowly at
bedtime has given many a good night‘s
sleep.
A luke 'arm sponge. bath IIcl'orII
sleeping and a vigorous rub afterward
trcnuInIbering that you must be. your
own rubber to get results; work magic.
it is impossible to drown sorrow;
it has been in the swim too long.
Misery lovcs company—but
tough on tho company.
A man of letters ought to succeed
on a spell, at least
it‘n
.hibit their ciuima for'settlement. Those
.. 1112 10 26
' sunvnttr NOTICE.
m
District of Norwuiit 33.. PrObute
Court. NOyember 7th, A. 13...: 1907.
Entuto 01' Mary 1'" Codk late of Nor.
walk. in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the dis-
trict of, Norwuik hatihulimitcd and al-
lowed Bix montha from the date hereof
tor the creditors of said estate to ex-
who neglect to present their uccounts.N
properly attested. within said time
will be debarrod a recovery. All per-
none indebted to said estate are re»
dueatod
iuent to
to make immediate ‘puy-
SUSAN I‘I. nouns.
Administratrix.
W ...,,......,........
SOLVENT "NOTICE.
m2...—
I)Istrlct of Norwalk. 1511., Probata
Court, November lith. A. 1).. 1907.
Estate of Julia. F. .(l. Seymour. late
of Norwalk, in said district. deceased.
The Court. of Probate loathe dis-
. Irict ol‘ Norwnlk. hath limited and al«
low six months from the date hereof
for the creditorujof said estate to our
hlbit thotr claims for Hcttlemcnt. Those.
who neglect to prosont their accounts.
properly attested. within said time.
will be debarred II rccovery, All per-
uonn indebted to said outntc are re-
2 (moi-lied to make. lmIIIedluie. payment
to
I-Iunnv snv 011R.
nil! Ill 20 Executor.
1
ORDER TO Sld’i‘TlIld ACCOUNT. '
District of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court. November-11th, A. 1).. 1907.
Estate. of Elbert. W. Woodward. late.
01’ Norwnlk. in said district. deceased.
Ordered. That the trustee under the
will of said deceased of that. certain
trust therein créutcd primarily for the
benefit of John ll. Woodward exhibit
its account to this court. for adusl~
meat. at. tIIII Probate Oillce in Nor-
walk. on the 19th day of November,
1907. at 10 o’clock t‘orcnoon; and that
all persons interested in said estate
may be notified thereof. the. said trua-
tee, will cause this order to he, pub
linked in a newspaper having a clrcu
lotion in said district at lonsi five. days
before said 10th day of November
1007.
III} NRY \\.Gltl‘(l()l1\’.
1112 It .IIIduc.
ORDER TO SETTLE .l\(‘.(‘()l'.\"l'.
llistrit‘l of Norwalk. as... PI'IIIIIIII
(lourt. November IltlI. A. 1).. 1007.
Estate of Elbert A. \\'oodward. late
of Norwalk. in said district. (lt't‘j‘llt‘ititl.
Ordered. That the trnsieo of that
certain trust created in and by the
will of said deceased primarily for the
benefit of Frank W. Woodward exhib-
it. its account to this court for adiust- '
Inent. at the Probate otlice III .\'or-
walk. on the. Illth day of November.
1907, at 10 o'clock t’orcnoon; and that
all persons Interested in said astute
may be notified thereof. the said trus-
tcc will cause. this order to be pulr
lished in a newspaper having II (III-
culation in said district at least live
days before paid ltllb day of Norton
her. 1110?.
HENRY \\'. GREGORY.
ulzl 1t .Iudue.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOI'N'l‘.
District of NOI‘VIIHI’. 85..
Court. thvember Hill. A. I).. 1907.
Estate of Harriet. AI'IIIIII'. intc oi
Norwaik. in said district. doceasetl.
Ordorod. That the trustoe oi the
trust created in and by the will of said
deceased exhibit its account to this
court for adeII-Itnient. III the Probate
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Probate i
éIIIIIII ‘IIIosmIiII "Villain draw
IiavIIII an Freeland to Do
Things ’
NEW HAVEN Nov. 12 ——Now Haven
needa wuklugu 'I‘ t, atleust, seem.
ed to be tha- oninl 01? two young
girls who airlved here yesterday from
NeIIQYork. Having reached this quiet
New England village. they proceeded
to awaken certain citizenu with a. van
geance. Onionslbly, they were agents
for a magazine, though what partlcu- ‘
IIIr periodical they repreuented is still
a mystery area to those whose money
has gone to swell the company's ox-
cheaper III
Entering one oiiico. one of the fair.
haired maidens laid scige to its only
occupant and Induced him to snbacrlbe
to the Unknown. The young iii‘lll had
nothing smaller than a I“V,':' II.) IIII:
fair-haired one went out to gut. tho
changol. While she was gone. her com~
panion took charge of the situation.
“You'd better Luke another." she
suggested. ”Do now. Won’t you?"
It was ll. great temptation. but the
young man resisted bIavcly.
“What would I do with
he asked.
"Send It to some young lady, was
the promph response. "I‘ll tell you
what inks another and senw it to me.
will you?” But be wouidu'u and. the
change bei‘hg forthcoming. they bade.
the Ioung man a nu, IIot.howevo1.
without II futile. mm to secure the
piomise ot a bout of candy.
in another office one perched horse]!
on the corner of II table, and opened the
assault w:ttb
"May I talk with you?"
"You certainly may.”
addresaed: and then she began the
coaxing act. But this man was older
and loudly as inIpIHesstonabie
“l havcn' i any gncy," he explained
. "Oh, yes youfit i can tell by
your looks that? u’hfltt.‘ DO look in
ydur pockets."
".No
"Then let the k
'I‘ he. emphatic ne' live was Interupt
(31] by the arrival of two moons. The
gIII jumped lithely tIonI hot seat. upon
the table. and naming toward the
younger placed hex hands contidingiy
upon his shoulders as she asked in
wheedltng tones:
"Won't you
zine?"
Mcciing uIIotlIcI well known citizen
III the IIIIII’IIy ot a central oi’licc build-
lag the. giIIs pinioncd his mum and.
loltillg him against title wall declined
"You've got mono)
"You're. IIIlstaken.”
"No We're not. We
looks that you have."
"You‘re mintakcnf‘ be repeated. “I've
just sixteen cents III my pocket."
“’1 hen let us have it." was the.
,‘pltlli‘lpl reply: but the pIoIIIsI-IOI of
lilt‘ st\tcen gents now the mum in n
dit‘fclcnl light and held his mound IIII
til liit‘ IIIIIIIII 0| the eltIvutm hm put
an cud to the distressing situation.
’I IIIII then: me it few sleepy inhabi
touts or this town who must feel no It
the placc had beou atIIIck by a Sun
II‘I ancisto IIaItlquke or a Knnqsas City
IyIIonII.
IInotlIcI ”"
IpIcasionablo one.
II
susrribc to my maga-
was the. reply.
Ian toll by your
FIRE CHIEFS' CONTEST.
Chief Thomas Leads by Thirty-Three
Votes.
The mutual in votinu for the most
pIIpuIIII llIe ehiot in the town. the
IIIIIIII contestants being Ilom the three
districts. is assuming II grout chIl oi
iIIIpoIlance at St. Joseph‘ H 'fuiI. which
II.- being held in Red Mons Hall. The
last of the open voting was announced
last night showing that Chlct‘ 'i‘hom
oillclI in XIIIIIIIIk on the Hub day or an of Mn walk is III thI.I lead by a
November. Illtl'l, at It) IIIIIII II i'IIrII small number. 'l‘hcvoto was:
noon: and that all persons iIItIIIIIstII Ii '(‘lIiei' ’i‘bomas ........ ......... 601
III said estate may be notlilcd IIIIIIIIot. i( IIIIIf Winchostot .............. ..112ll
the said trustee. will cause this or‘IIIII Chici’ Wheclcr . ................. 300
to be published in a ncwnpupor IIIIIIIII:
a circulation in said district. at iIIIIst
live days before. said Illth day of No
I‘enIbIIr, 21007.
HENRY \\'. IIRIIIIIORY.
III: II .Iuduc.
Explorer—You. l huvo decided
lllltiit‘ my dash in an automobile.
IteporterwAud you think.
chances of loratlng the Polo
good?
ExplorermSIIrI-E II‘ I not within II
thousand miles of it. this IIIIII-IIIIIII of
mine will Iun into It. » I’uck
10
your
tire
Swat Outrccat Sale
30v Men. Bogs and Glow-en.
Men's. Good Overcoutis. black and blue, worth $10.00 ................... $6.00
lit‘l't‘i‘ tirade. worth up to $14.00 ...... .. ..... . ............. . ....... $7.98
:r‘IIIl IIIIIIor tirade. worth $113.00 . ......... . ..... .. . ................. $9.48
hIh‘JlIl (irado .......... .......................... . ..... $11.08
‘l’ilc Very lit'at worth .2500 ............ $14.98
t'ilildt'mt'n Good OI'vrwalI-‘I. ii to it. worth $1.75 ..... . ....... .. 98¢
Ilettur tinnitus. $1.48, $1.88, $2.48, $3.48 up to 85.98, wot III $13,
'D. Sottheb.
to $0.00.
OUTFITTERS FOR
.Io $:..IIIII 3:: so up
i
MEN AND BOYS.
it North Main Street. South Namath.
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WW“WOOWWMW
THE HIGHEST SAFETY
in anion-ed to tho depouitorc in this grant, 'I‘WII Million Dollar Saving»
I Rank bocauac It in one of tinIIcMU'i‘tlAlI saving» ililllith’ safeguarded by
utrlct luws. inventing Its funds In the most conservative humour and
further protecting its depositors by its largo Surplus and Profile
more than $134,000.00 Four per cont. Interest.
3hr, .5th “walk Savings Bank
B’ld’gll? Washington St. 50. Norwalk. Conn,
of
III
I
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‘ tho freshman.
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'II'IIs a notuhlo event.
A scaled vote will ho taken in the
last night 01’ the. fair.
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EAST NORWALK EPIBCOPAL VISIT.
The coming. on Sunday evening
last. to the new parish of Christ
Church. lIlIIui. Norwnik, of Ru binhop.
lit. Rev. Dr. Chauncey II. lIrIIwuteI‘.
The Episcopal
head of the diocese. was pleased with
Ithe sin: of the congregation. but purv
licnlarlt so with its npir.It 'i‘ he roctm
tend evening III-.uyer after which the
bishop. in nIuIIII-ri'ul language IIddIeIIII-
I‘d tho people from the tcxt l (‘hr-oni
cles. chapteI xvaIi vcrno 20: ‘ilc
among and of good outdone. and do
ii.l't'li1‘ not. nor be dismayed; for tho
laud God. even my God will be. with
II:IeII he will not fall time. nor forsake.
thee. until thou hunt finished all the
work im the. uerico of tho house oi
the Lord.” III III tInpoIIIIIblo to repro-
([1100 the RI. itcv. Spouker‘a utter”
now». which Wore Itch. powur‘iul and
aboundinu In thought. and the llIIIII-
lIutIoIIII oi the. some vaIy ('iltm‘l‘ and
happy. 'liII- lIIIIhop is lame. as Well Ill-i
Ittlillil'ti. and his InIIIIuctIon in (301151“
IIIIIIntII' IquanIiImId by IIIIIIIII Inuor-
Ittlt‘l‘ III lIIquIIIIchIIIIc IIIIIIIII: grace
t'ully II-t’erIIIII to the simple but soul!
Iul Ieiidltlon oi tho ucrvloe. on the
poople'n part. tho Lillilltx of tho Inter
outing occunlou was rIIIIcIIIIII whcu ”In
human Iiiltlit' his appeal which was No
qucIII-e itnolt. lie. Icud then-Ionian
prayer and Inuc the quiodlctlou and
thou. llilt-‘I' IIIIIIovIIIIr the hipinoopal
IIIIIIII quuIly took tIIII congrouutlon
in the band. He was IIIItI-ItlIiIIod ovor
night. by tho qu'dI-II and. on Monday
IIIorIItIIu. wan accompanied to the bow
ItIurclI lot and. with' the appearance
or all he now ltl‘ wan greatly urIItiiioIl.
Nervoua Old Indy (on seventh door
01 hotel) miio Ion know Wliltl pro»
:IIIIiIona lIIII proprietor of tho hotel
has lulu-II Ifnninui tire?
i’OIif‘l'wYt'R. mum: IIII.
plIIcII iIIIIIIoowIi for ‘twlrc
wotiII wUIIIIIiff 'i'IIIIeII.
1......me
the.
it‘s
IIIuI
Wot.
“Hoieurc him provou.“ IIuIIi tho pi't‘r
(tensor of nutronouiy "that there III no
water at all In the moon. What do you
deducc from that?“
"That thorn in 801111! excuuc. " replied
"IOI no getting full so
Ll’hlludoiphlu i’reuu.
“WW.“
“llow old in your daughter? Quite a
young lady Isn't IIIIc?"
"Bhe just. painted her fifth picture
postcard album yesterday. uPuck.
regularly.“
HOYT'S THEATRE.
THE AMERIIOMAN aEgi‘vlileGRI'U’H COM-
Inflated Sound, I
Come and See something Good.
POPULAR PRICES.
Adults, 10c“
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY, NOV, 12.
W.; ErNANKEVILLE» I‘
Present:
row: In orchestra, 75c.
Beat: on 8an Friday, November 8
at 8 a. In.
said the man .r
MUSIC HELL
South Not-walk, Conn.
Advanced Vaudeville
Week Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 11.
PROGRAM.
OVERTURE.
THE GREAT WATERS,
Comedy Magician.
3. ADAMS a KIRK,
The World's Premier Xylophonists.
4. ILLUSTRATED SONGS,
By Carl Stumpf.
WINKLER a KRESS,
Eccentric Comedy Acrobats.-
BERTIE DALE,
1.
2.
3.
6.
In
Mammy."
7. PAUL a HEALY.
America’s Representative
‘ Shoe Dancers.
3. THE ALBURTIS, I.
sEuropean Equilib‘riats.
THE ELECTROGRAPH,
Change of Pictures and Songs
every Monday and Thursday.
Every Evening at 8:15.
Children's Matinee, 2:15 p. m.
PRICES, 10, 20. 30c.
Souvenir Day Saturdays.
Basket Ball
NOR“ ALK R‘RMORY
NEXT GAME:
COMPANY F
‘ VI.
‘MANHATTANS.
Preliminary Game:
MONTAUKS vs. CRESCENTS.
ADMISSION. 25 cents.
Dancing from 10 to 12, free.
St Josephs Fair
' nan IIIIIIIII'IIEIIIIIIIINII
NOV. Isl.-
DANCING EVERY EVENING
VARIEI) ENTERTAINMENT
CREAM.
ADMISSION I5 Cents.
ALL WEEK EXCEPT TUESDAY. NO-
MN
All the Lntm Moving Picturu and H.
Change of Pictures Evory other Night.
Children, 5c.
The Choir Singer
A play that you can bring your wife,
mother or sweetheart to see without
fear of offending by anything you I.
would not. present in your own home.
PRICES—25c, 35c, 50c; flI'u four
her original character. “The Old
Wooden
Introducing the latest moving pictures.
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT.
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18.
Preliminary Game starts at 8 o'clock.
Rad Man’s Hall
Sale of Fancy Adidas. IIOIIE
MADE CANDY, CAKE and 1013
nos. 2 ma 5 GAZETTE, Epitome.
ONE DAY ONLY—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15th
In the date of our
,nUai Exhibition of Fine Furs.
0M will” each year We devote to the For business. On that day we have an exhibition and sale. The en-
tire sample line of one of the largest as well an the best manufacturers of Fun in this country. The line tin-
sealon will include a choice selection of Scarf: and Muff: In Mink, Black Lynx, CaVacul, Sable Fox, Isabella Fox,
Javanese Mink, Persian Lamb, Beaver, Blue Lynx, Squirrel, Sable Marten, Isabella Marten and Broadtail.
Mr. A'shel'. of the“ firm of Lehrburger a Asher, the manufiictui'ers of the goods, .who has conducted then
sales for the past ten years. will be on hand again this season and will be very glad to give any advice or opin-
ion regarding the fur business.
Any of the pieces on exhibition may be selected and will be dcllver'ed from the display.
REMEMBER THE DATE—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, ONE DAY ONLY. ‘
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TRISTRAM 85 HYA'I'I',’ NORWAIIK, CONN.
H. ‘Kriegerc .8‘ 4 0°-
West. Washington Street.
<1 lite leading Outfitters in Jhe Nnrwalks D-
Ii Ii Ii If If C 10 thin
Sa *e
GOOD TIMES
Going on at this store at
UNPREGEDJNTED
“ow FIGURES.
“run" on our Coal bins for some
Bring Your Family and Clothe
Them from Heaid to Foot.
SolentIro ShIIe RedeI'lIIl]
Tho Foundation of a building or
bridge is never allowed to collapse.
The Heel in tho Foundation of the
Shoe.
HEELS REBUILT.
Men's, 25c. Women's, 20c.
O'Sullivan's Rubber. 50c.
Work Called For and Delivered.
lioIIIIcII Repair Shop.
E. J. HA wxms
Proprietor
43 Raymond St. South Norwalk, Conn.
’Phone 456 or Postal.
time pa’st. 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 '
You
will at least have a comfortable
home, and after all that‘s where
the real good times start from.
III ‘ IIIIIs [III II
fifiiii
times will surely continue.
LAROE ASSORTMENT OI?
Souvenir Post Cards
ALL PRICES.
IIIanIIsgivlng Post tards
Will. A. BRIGGEIIMAN'S
MUSIC STORE,
Donovan Block, 132 Wmhlngton 3t.
Agent tor Creooent Laundry.
Open a. Charge Account
‘and settle your bill
in Weekly Payments.
"61IIvIIIs-—~lho Plate
H. KRIEGER Ico.
29-31 West: Washington Street.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
FROM $15 UP.
F aIrCloak and FurStore
ROItIleIY
SKATING . RINli
NORTH MAIN 51'
South Norwalk
~th and Young» Propi.
arm mm layman.
Hour-I 2 to. 5 and a to it p. In.
. .
Namath vs Portsmouth
GOOD FLOOR.
GOOD OKAY“.
GOOD MIMIC.
.w-Ibwi .-
ADMISBION '10 cunt:
SKATES Illltlillt‘OViY‘l'15°,”‘.
A iSRAEL. Propiieior.
38 Wuhington Street.
? ., IL-.. 1"“:
$5.00 “ $5.00
per In par toil
”Try a ion at our boat N01“ OOAL. It tight: nuickly. muku I
y', 80th Normlic.
‘
' 7 hot but flu cult-III. for baiting bunting trying bolting. routing
. In All Authors. .IIII’ mating your mu. ' ' '
WWW HARRIS & GAINS 00.
dunno 480. CI Wit» Strut.
“Wear sues liilli III"
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