tats and Is our present exhibit of Fall making, their first, visit this season ‘ ’ (Court. November 18.111. 1).. 1008. ' ,heard and determined at the Probate ' 511000; and that public notice thereof . day of bearing. ored' youth in Kentucky, branch of Baron. College. W001) W001) 999 . I ‘ 9 MANILA, Nov. l3.——Whlle occasion- Hard and Soft Wood, 'igj'An. Entirely New Collection duction‘ noi! our early showing is completely sold 0111. Overcoats Suits and Ovcrcoats“ because pro~ Late buyers will find the new garments we are ' showing for November the very pick of the loomiugs. made up in new ,- models, which are correct. It is our constant aim to bring a. custom- in back again by giving him good values. Hundreds of satisfied cus- tomers will tell you son-will tell you that nowhe1e else can you buy lied customers. Srooo'OVERCOATS AT i$15.80 DVERCOATS, AT 820.01110VERCOATS, AT $19.99 ovERCOATs AT. willcontinue to sell. ..... 1911 North» Main Street, : 11111 11111118” 011111111 01:" NOTICE. 'Distrlct ,of Norwaik. 11s.. Probate Whereas, written application has been made to this court for adminis- Itra‘tion of the estate 01’ Samuel P. .Whlte, late of Norwalk, 1'11 said dis- trict, deceased Ordered. That said application be Office in Norwaik. on the. 213111 dav of November, 1908. at 10 o’clock fore~ .bs given to all persons interested therein by publishing this order in a ' newspaper having a circulation in said district, at least five days 1911110111. said HENRY W. GREGORY. . 1118 It ' Judge. ' ' MRS. SAGE's GIFT '1'o BEREA. LEXINGTON, Ky. Nov.« 18,—11 is . announced here that Mrs. Russell Sage, of New York. has given $25,000 toward the establishment of a college. for coi- to be. a CHOLERA EPIDEMIC OVER. 111 cases of cholera are reported to the authorities, the epidemic Is now 1111- ‘questlonabiy at an end. A. CARMI BETTS, DEALER IN -v Bowed and 89pm Ready for Family Use. 89119911119011.1100 per cord; 01.50 per 1600 Hard Wood. 87.00 per cord; 81.75 per 16cc cord. .. ,Bplit. Wood. 251: extra per 1,4 cord. “ Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave. . 207-2. NORWALK. CONN. W 11011 About This? If this 1:. the 'day you need Coal. then thigi' is the “psycholog- 11:91 moment",1for us to suggest a , trial of the FERRIS kind. If you want to know about our Coal don' 1. take our word for it— ask your neighbor, or better still, try a 1011." 9‘99" » Still have some‘815 and $18 SUITS left which we D GOTTLIEB, Men‘ 5 and Boys‘ Outfitters From Head to Foot. . The New York. New Haven and liart~ . this disease-11nd 1111111.'nnd health is __ ThanksgivingDay 9311911 clothing at the price we are selling. better be one or the satis- 9The Copyright Company 6 NORTH MAIN STREET. ,“VERCOAT SALE! VANow' 1s 91¢ time to buy your Overcoats. .................. $ 5.00 ................. .$ 7.50 ...‘ ............. ,..$ro.oo ............ $12.00 At $9 ............. a. SOUTH NORWALK. SIX TRACKS TO BE EXTENDED. PORT CHESTER, .'\'. Y., Nov. 18.-~ ford Railroad Company. according to a report here, is about to extend Its six track road from the. branch at New Rochelle to Port Chester. 11, is said that the. contract for the work already has been signed. The new work in to be. the same 111 construction as the branch from New ltochciic to Weep cheater village. CONGRESSMAN GRANGER ILL. PROVIDENCE, R, i., Nov. iii—Word was received here today that Congress- man D. 1., l), Granger is ill in New York. The co11gressmau-wus token ill on 11. train near 'i'iitslleid. Mass, on November 7, while on his way to But- falo. ilelcft, the train at Albany and' went to 11 hotel, and inter was 111111111 to New York by Dr. Granger, his brother. How To TELL. 8 if our1 is icnlly \voiiy, This test the truth attends: When he loses all his money He doesnt' lose his ,friends. THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic is the science of the cause of the disease and the art of 1111- iusting the some. Diseases are caused by 11. wrench, twist or sprain in the back. Even if done 111 childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life, in the different organs and limbs. Chirop1'9acto1's remove me cause of restored through immunizing the six nerve systems in 'your body. Nervousness. Rheumatism. Purely sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis- eases are given special attention; also Cur'vutule of the Spine You will never regret giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. T. FRANCIS, D. C: 94 WASHINGTON ST. so. NORWALK Magnetic Treatments Given Also. Postgards W. A. Briggcrman’s MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block, 132 Washington St. Agent for Crescent Laundry. AT THE HEAD 8F THE CIGAR PRO- CESSION YOU WILL FIND THE Willyon? - 5, TheFerrisCoalCo' 3' 149 Washington St. '1" Y ‘ .1‘ I ave you had a 1'es21ve here to fall «em 9 9 TO MANY PEOPLE ' ' Oubof- work has meant Out of money. . Every condition points to a season of good times. more 01" save more? On your answer depends ROGER IUDIIIW 1H1 Will 1111 'IS THE LEADER OF THE 51: CIGARS B. .l REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. The Best Cigars In the Market. Has it meant that to you or back on? 9 Will yen spend your conditions in “ _ th Norwalk Savings Bank .UNITED BANK IUILDINO. ICU'fl-I NORWALK. 1191111. AT LOW 9FI.ANNIL‘L NIGHTGOWNS. assorted colors, full size, 111116 ...... ....9....... Ill-l!!! value Iotsoslnoso‘oslstnoa Ilse-enoIIe-Iu u-.-..--.. o iLadles Underwear Ila. HEAVY NIGHTGOWN, made of best quality daisy cloth, regular 980 PRICES. ..'.‘f‘f‘.“.‘f’ . .88? 49C 79c .11 ..................... OUR 980 GOWN is positively a :1 "5 value. CHILDREN'S DRESSES, sites 119111 2 to 6 only, his value at ........... L. Golden, 68 Washington Street 110011! Look! Look! LADIES‘ FALL SUITS, in choice models and colors, liroa‘dcloths, Cheviots and Novelty Stlnipes cows in lined with guaranteed Skinncr‘ 3 Satin made to 01"dc1b1 Ka1p Brothers high- grade design‘ ‘016 and ladies' tailors. 0011' c in and see us. as we are the only tailors 111 this city that will give. 101: .1 certificate legally guaranteeing your clothes to hold their good shape from try on until wear out. KARP' BROS.’ Designing and Ladies' Tailoring Parlors. 38 North Main at. Tel. 968 ‘Soulh Norwaik. ARE from. a sled at $1 50. Sizes 36 to 46. COAL. ' HARRIS 81 TELEPHONE 450. PREPARED For the Cold Weather WITH Comfortable, Stylish Wearables ‘? (ICome m and let us tell you our OVERCOAT STORY—— 11’ s mighty interesting and the p to you on account of their reason bleness. ([Our SUIT STORY 15, if anything. more interesting on account of the large variety of fabrics and models to select ([SWEATER JACKETS made to or 9er,¢n any 9919010: combinations for Societies Clubs or 11111111 ' (iSPECIAL—A light weight Grey 117191.991 of pure war? ,Willis H. Selleck Clothing' 01' the Right Sort, 9 48 AND 50 WALL STREET, NQRW‘ALK. CONN YOU es will be 01‘ special interest als, COAL! ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED. TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE. 2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton. GANS CO. 68 WATER smear. ’l’kgs Now Eclipse Raisins ..... '25s 2 Pkgs. Now Evaporated Apples. 251'. :1 lbs. loose Raisins ............ 250 Maple Syrup. per bottle ..... 150, 251: 2 lbs. Dricd Peaches . .9... .250 11111111. Phone 143. IIIIIHS IIIII 11111111118. Samuel P. White. The funeral of Samuel P. White, who was found dead at his home 111 itowaytou avenue. Saturday afternoon. was held yesterday afternoon from his late home. The Rev. Francis Cun~ hingham, pastor of the Rownytou Baptist church, officiated, and inter- ment followed in Union Cemetery, Rowayton, where Mrs. White was bur- icd only about two weeks ago. George W. Skeiling. George W. Skeiiing, of Oakland. Me, died yesterday at tile Norwnik Hospital.“ Mr. Skelilng was at the head of a company of book agents who wore working abbot The Nor. walks, and was taken in here and op- .crated on at the hospital, Monday. The body was shipped to Maine this afternoon by Funeral Director D. W. Raymond. ”SM... 9' CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY HECTOR. WASHINGTON Nov. 18. -—With 0111' dlnal Gibbons and many other 111111 church dignitaries present. the Board of Trustees of the Catholic University convened in annual session here today. The most important work of the board will be the election of a new rector, to succeed the Right ltev. Bishop O’Con neii, who does not desire to continue in the post. 20 Lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00 Pure Jelly, pcr glass ............ 10c New Currants. per pkg. ......... 10c Noble‘s Pop Corn. per pkg. ...... 10c Fancy Table Raisins, pkg. ....... 25c 2 lbs. Dilcd A'pric'ots .‘ ........... 25c Fancy Apples. Grapes, Oranges, Figs and assortment of Vegetables. New UNITED GROCERY C0." 20 North Main Street, South Norwaik. __ L I..0CAL CANDIDATES’ EXPENSES. ' What It Cost a0 Roofer Representa- tive This Month. The various candidates for represen- tativeor‘ 'i‘he Norwnlks and the twenty justices of the peace have filed the re- port of their'electlon expenses with Town CicrkJ-icrbert R. Smith. All of the justices of the peace 11» pended absolutely nothing. The expenses of the candidates for representathe were as follows: Frederick T.'i..vons . ......... Nothing .lohn McMahon .1. ............ $133.00 Frederick H. Quiutard ........ 3°53. 00 M R. Bennett ................ $142. 00 David A. b‘iliovv ......... .Nothing James T: Hubbcll ............:S2i’17.5ti_ FUNERAL OF_ CRANE; DUKE AL‘dxtd. PARIS, Nov. 18.—-The‘ funeral of Grand Duke Alexieiof Russia, an uncle of Emperor Nicholas. who died hero November 14.11 spleace today. The death 01‘ Alexis has 1esu~lted 111 the 1s lnsiatcmcut of 01113111 Duke Cyril elu est son of Grand Duke. Vladimir, in the in1p11'lni i’nvur Cyril was exiled from Russia following his marriage in ,1905 with the divorced‘Grand Duchess of Hesse. Last night Cyril received atel- egi'nln f1'0m Emperor ‘Nlcholas'nuthor laing him to resume his former posi- tlon 111 co111t.'i‘ho emperor said he did this “to pleas the immortal soul of 1 'i stock. . We 1. , 111 [act 11111 111111111 display belongs to us for one day. to suit the cusimucr‘s convenience. WEDNESDAY. NOV. 18. 1909!. The 11111311111 scnson consists of SCARFS iouablc models 111 BLACK LYNX, IIINK. 1!“. 5 one 1.9191119 DRY GOODS arose. TRISTRAM a HYA NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. aOur Annual Fur Day, Friday, Nov. 20 Fo1'9tl1e past ten years II'Ililb‘ been 0111' custom to open our Fur Business with one day's. grand display of all the newest things in the Fur Linc. our own line the entire line 01' l.cln'burg11r £1 Asher. one of the, largest and best manufactur- ers 111 the country. At that time we have in addition to and MUFii‘S. in all the fash- I’ONY, CARACUL, 9iS1ABELLE FOX. SMILE FOX. POIN’I‘ED FOX. PERSIAN. BROADTAIL, BEAVER, BLUE WOLF, BLACK WOLF, REL. lSAliEIAJG MAli’l‘lN AND SABLE MARTIN. Any piece can be selected from this ex- hibition and bought of us on tho. same terms and condition that we sell them from our own SQUIH- Pieces may be selected and held The exhibition will lie in charge of a competent Furler, and any advice regarding repairs or hulking over will be cheerfully given. Remember the date, One Day Only, Friday, Nov. 20 TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. 'l‘ho Sevcuth Company, Cons! Artiiv lcl'y Corps, hold 11 regular drill 111 the Mr. and Mrs. 11. l). Swoci, oi l‘iica, Mortimer 111. Lee, at their 11011111 in. 11‘1111'tlold 11111111111. lllaiuinr Coriuc who 11118 111-1111 at Norfolk this state, for normal works, has returned and resumed his duties at the Norwnlk Hotel. The Nei'wnlk Building and Loan As- sociation took in six new 11111111bers 111 11 business 111110111111 held last evening, at the oftice of Taylor and Golden. 'l‘Wo luiins were made. ‘ 9 The tug Addie V. townd 11 big tail of supplies to (VIOL‘IIHN 11 yesterday. for Jacob 11. llnv.111ond who has a dock contract in that place, and has 11 pilc driver at work there. 11111111.»: 'l‘ribe Ill‘ld a regular 111011111111, last evening, when about the chief business was 1111.1 talking 11p of the 111'- 111'1111 Work for Tuesday evening, he- comber 1111. The adoption 11111111111 will he conferred 111 that 1111111. Theodore llrlus' horse fell while returning from Bridgeporc lust. Fri- dny evening, when coming down the bill this side of Wcsipori, and 11111 1'1-1111‘ nukle of tho 1111111111] “’11s sprained. The horse was drivcu home. where it 111111 been laid up since. 1111's.. Christian «Hartman. of' No. 1; Lowe street, Smith Norwaik. received the painful intelligence yesterday that her brother had passed away in her homeland, on November 10. Mrs. (Invi- 1111111 is in poor health and has the sympathy of all her friends. The big water 11po through which the New York, New Haven and Hart- ford locomotives are fed with water near the Washington street bridge, burst this morning. and the vicinity Was deluged until the water could be shut off. A big hole was bored in 111.1 bank by the escaping watt-r. Financier Frank 11‘. Huntington. Secretary Frank W. Sturtcvunt and Treasurer Frank N. Ferris, 11s a com- mittee of South Norwnik conclavc. 1111- proved Order of i-ieptnsqihs, went. to Stamford. last evening. and delivered to Mrs. William 211‘. Acker $2.000. the nmou for which the late 3111'. Acker was i ured 111 that. order. Though rc~ siding 111 Stamford at the time of his death, hir. Acher formerly lived in South Norwulk, and was 11 member of the coucinve of iicptasophs. of, this City. RUNAWAY iN EAST NO‘IWALK. David Tinkier Thrown Out of Wagon and Painfully injured. ldnst Norwulk was the scene of an exciting runaway yesterday afternoon, when David Tlnkler's horse 11901111111 frightened at a passing train and threw Mr. 'i‘inkler out ot‘,the wagon. under the railroad bridge in blast avenue. cutting him 111) quite badly. 7111111tilt—”111111311111'W armory. last evening. , 1\'. Y.. are guests of err-Minor and Mrs. 9 tie your bill. The horse. however. did not 1'1111 fur. stopping in front of a building where, Mr. Tinklcr. who is a well-known point- 11‘" of (lranbury, has been lately. in Crsnbury. The wagon damaged much in the. traces. NEW CORPORATIONS. The Bigsby Turbine Company, of Hartford, flied acertlticate of incor- poration with the state secretary. yes- terday. The object of the corporation is to umuufacture. buy and sell 111a- chlnery, tools and supplies for suction cleaning purposes. T amount of its authorized capital s ock is $50,001), but it will begin business with $19.- 000. The incorporators are Jesse W. 'Bigsby, l-lurry'" . Knox and Alfred J. was not . Estlow. all of t is city A Certificate or organization was filed by Samuel H. Kirby & Sons. lu- cor'pomied, of New Haven; $12,001) worth of shares have been subscribed for, The president. Samuel H. Kirky, holds fifty. the treasurei. John B. Kirbi. thirty and the secretary, Sunn‘ 9 ucl A. Kirby, tiventy five. and neon Au i\'l1'i1v1 director, fifteen. A1 of the shareholders reside in New Haven. .1 1...... FORMER BANKER DIES IN PRIION. Niiw YORK Nov 18 .-—News was received in this citv today of the death in Sing Sing prison of David Roths- child, former president of the Federal Bank. which was closed in 1904, at which time Rothschild was charged with misappropriation; $200. 000 of the bank‘s funds. his uncle. " Cyl‘ l accompanied the body of Merits to Russia, The keenest condemnation of im11n1:~ ity is the silent, pure life. working. ,9 Mr. 'l‘inkicr was picked up on. :3 conscious, and after some 111110 ho was -:' ; brought to and was taken to his homc' ‘. CLOT FOR Men, 9 Women, Boys and Girls 'CREI 111 our cash or m vided Payment Plan is a practical and accept-9 able substitute for Spot cash buying. ' (11 It extends to all an easy9 buying and an easy paying Water for supplying the wearing. necessities 011111.. ill Come in and try our Charge Account—— SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS Will set- riegcr ’ 29 31 West Washington Street. SOUTH NORWALK; IT 1'39 9 93.9. , ,, Co 1.9,“? _ 1. POUNDED MOTHER-IN-LAW. But John Polenkish Landed. in the Police Court Later. .lohn Polcnlrosh got drunk last night, according to the story told: this morn- ing 111 the police court, and went home to Church street, where he proceeded to beat up his mother-in-law. a rather dangerous practice, as John found out. for the acquhcd parent retaliated by having him arrested. John pleaded guilty to most of the iiiarge this morning, though he denied that he forced his wife to give him money daily for tobacco and booze it seems that John has not been working much of late. He explained that. he went home last evening and his mother --in law declined to present him with supper, where- upon he prgceeded to give her a dem- onstrntiori‘ this pu illflilc “abilities Judge Joseph 11511.net continued the case until 2 o'clock this afternoon, in order that Polenkosh might gather together the evidence showing that he is not so bad as he is painted. The all powerful ballot is a flimsy piece of paper in the it'and of the elec- tion booth thug. . .1219” a...“ REPEAL OF DUTIES. Ways and Means Committee to Con- sonsider Proponais. BOSTON, Nov. 18.——In preparation for its appearance before the ways and means committee of Congress at Washington 011 November 28 to advtr cate the repeal of duties on works of art, the executive committee of the American Free Art League will hold a meeting here tonight. Among those who are to‘be'present are: Robert. W. DeForest, of New York. chairman of the committee and secretary of the Metropolitan Art Museum; Howard Mansfield, New York, attorney and ex- pert; Frank Miles Day, Philadelphia, president of the American Society of. Architectcs Prof. Hal9ey C. Ives, di1 ‘1'ector of the St. 131111 Art Museum, and Holker Abbott. Boston, president of the Copley Society. Plans for the hearing before the ways and means committee will bepen footed and the draft of a bill which pro. vides that all works of art done by hand. he admitted fee, will bendis~ cussed. The bill seed to exclude frOm‘ the free list all mechanical and photo, chemical 9"?th“9931: 9 w.-.’ w...msw .
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