'w—e‘r’
' to furnish their claims for settlement.
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vs... .33....”L GOLDE
We' Make. Remodel. Reline Furs
Designers and Ladies‘ Tailors
TEL. ”I IOUTH NORWALK. CONN;
BROS.
South
Nocrowalk.
Note This Bargain
'This exceptional bargain will astonish our competitors with
the question, How' In the world can he do it?
‘WAISTS
An absolutely Pure Irish Linen. guaranteed two white pleats
on the sides of center. and buttons down the front. launder-
ed collars and cuffs. Each and every Waist contains the
label of Pure Irish Linen.
Regular $2.50 .
White Skirts, regular 98c . . . .
8x35 Skirt ..; ...............
SI so Skirt .
3.81.00 Corset . . .........
TELEPHONE 476
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..... 87c
24 MONROE STREET
lilill illlIIBIS
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of NonaIk, ss.. I’robate
court. August 20. A. 1).. 1909.
Estate of Edwin Ii Bush. late of
Norwalk In said district. deceased
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of \‘mwalk hath limited and
aJi wed six months from the date
for the creditors of said estate
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
slid time will be debaried a recoveII.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate pay
ment to
HERTHA M. CROWLEY .
s20 £7 s3 Administrairix.
SOLVENT , NOTICE.
‘ District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court August 12. A D,1909.
Estate of Coleman R. Roscoe. late of
Nors'aik in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk hath limited and al-
io‘led six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly attested within said
time. will he debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are. re
” oucfled to make immediate payment
to
.. HELEN C. ROSCOE.
113 20 27 ' Administratrtx.
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. ,' RAILROAD'S BIG INCOME.
NEW HAVEN. August 20. -—Gross
earnings of 014.281.045.07 for the quar-
ter ending J’une 30.1909, are shown in
the report of the New York, New Ha-
son and Hartford Railroad for that
od. This Is an increase of 31.6“-
84.01 as compared with the corres-
pending quarter 0 the preceding year
The surplus for 9 quarter was 84.-
857348. 80 against a surplus of 82. 205. -
100.38 fm' the corresponding quarter in
1008. an increase in net income of
ram, 231. 97 ‘
The operating expenses were 88. 665.-
2...“ .a decrease of 8257. 372. 69: the
I . .hot earning from operation $5,616,201.-
78. an increase of $1, 89. 357. 50. income
from other sources than operation in-
‘-Iot‘easod 31.931.700.09; interest rentals
and taxes increased 31 448. 775. 62.
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Inosrst. ssawce CONVENTION.
.’ TOLEDO. 0.. August 20.—Continua-
«idol-of discussion of present day
ios In the potsal service made tip
for today' a business sea-
of the national convention of
masteraiiirst class. A boat trip to
Island constituted the afternoon
r
. m is Hale and csaram.
WEIGH THE CHANCES
i taking chances not alone on a failure to realise the
It ised, l«but. you are actually risking your principal.
our savings are protected by strict laws and the 4% we
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITIO RANK IUILOINO.
flIIIHS III) IIIIIRIIS.
Miss Rachel M. Dawson.
Funeral services over the remains of
Miss Rachel M. Dawson. who was III
business in this city for so many
years. were held yesterday afternoon
at 4 o‘clock from her late home. the
residence of Captain James L. Rus-
sell. at 26 West avenue. and were very
simple. The Rev. Dr. Herbert S.
Brown. pastor of the Barton Congress
tional Church, oiilciated. The remains
were taken this morning to Won‘t-s
ter. Mass. for interment
Mrs, John Brady.
Mrs. John Brady. an aged West
Bedding woman. died Wednesday
night after a short illness. She is sur-
vived by her husband and by three
children. Mrs. Mary Beecher. of West
Bedding: Miss Esther A. Brady and
Martin Brady. of Bridgeport. Another
sou, Bernard Brady. died at the home
in West Bedding ten days ago as the
result of a railroad accident.
Joseph Polinkois.
Joseph Pclinkois, sixteen months
old, son of John Politikols. of Church
street. died yesterday afternoon. The'
funeral will be held tomorrow after-
noon, with intermeut at St. Mary's
Cemetery. Norwnlk.
May Rosa Cutrone.
May Rosa Cutrone. aged sixteen
months. died yesterday afternOOn at
the home of her parents. The funeral
was held this afternoon, burial being
in St. Mary's Cemetery, in Norwalk.
Mrs. Mary Layhe.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary lnyhe.
late of Cedar street, will be held to
morrow morning at 9 o‘clock at St.
Mary's Cemetery. Burial will be in St
Mary‘s Cemetery.
STORM DAMAGE IN PITTSBURG.
PITTSBURG. Aug. 20.—Wind. rain.
hall and lightning terrorized this city
and vicinity today. Windows were
brogen, cellars flooded and a number
of persons Injured when frightened
horses ran away. Wire communion
tion suffered and truffle was blocked.
There were two storms, each lasting
half an hour.
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
NEW YORK, August 20.—Charged
with forging the name of Heinrich
Schniewind. Jr.. president of the Bus-
ouehana Silk Mills. to a check for 85.-
000. Heinrnc’h C. Wolff. a stenograph-
er and secretary to Mr. Schnewind.
was arrested today.
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WATERBURY MAN SUICIDES.
WATERBURY'. August 20.—Inuis
A. Blanchette. a man of about 75
years was found dead in a room full
of gas at his lodgings on South Main
street yesterday. No reason can be as
signed“ for his act.
.0..-
enter. you are
hgh profit prom-
OOUTH NORWALK. CO
malts great price sacrifice on the
515“ Main Street, Stamford
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office and Storage. N. Y.. N. H. A H.
Freight Yard.
SALE IN IOTH STOREB-
OOUTH NORWALK.
balance of our stock.
33 So. Main So. So. Norwalk
Two 'Phoues - 754-3: 814-2
Eaton Crane 8: Pike
WRIIINB PAPER
-—A‘r-
W. A. Briggerman‘s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington It.
AOUILA 8t BRIA TRY OUR
Practical Cutters and Ladies’ Tailors
ladies "of South Norwalk and vicinity are welcome to come and
try this new and stylish business.
We will give satisfactory work and only need measuri- twice. All
styles are from the biggest, New York Fashion House IMitIrht-lll.
Bolognas, Franklurters and" oeu-
sages -— all made fresh. daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
For Your Next Win-
ter’s COAL Supply
PLACE A TRIAL ORDER AND IE
CONVINCED.
Harris 8t Gans Co.
TEL. «to. ca wsrsa sr.
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
J. M. LAYTON & CO
(INCORPORATID)
0 RAILROAD AVE. .0. NORWALK.
76 NORTH. MAIN STREET Big Clearance Sale
PHONE 445.
Some Shoes Are Good
Other Shoes Are Better
Our Shoes
Are “Best”
Men’s
Emerson.. £3.50. $4.00 and $5.00
Keith Konqusror.$3.50 and 04.00
Waldorf .................. 02.50
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Ladies
Lounshury II Souies
........ $3.00. $3.50 and 05.00
Herrick's . $2.00. $2.50 and $3.00
Fisher .......... $1.50 and $2.00
Children’s
Educators. 31.50, 01.76 and 02.00
Boston School Shoes
’ tag. continued to New ssh “Wu“
. ....... $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00
CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
WE SELL THE BEST 02.00
SHOE IN CONNECTICUT.
81 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE “34
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.STEAMER STTRIKEB SCHOONER.
”.-
Spanker Boom and Jib Boom of the
Warren B, Potter Carried Away.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Aug. 20.
—P‘ailing to use her searchlight, if she
had one on board, an unknown
steamer, painted white, struck the
New Bedford schooner Warren H. Pct-
ter, in Vineyard Sound early today.
The speaker boom and Jib boom of the
Potter were carried away and the
spanker was badly torn. Those on
board the Potter expressed the be-
lief today that the upper work of the
steamer must. there been damaged
somewhat.
The schooner. coal laden, and bound
from Philadelhhla for Saco. Me. is in
command of Captain Hammett.
TRAINMIN CIRIOUBLV HURT.
BATH. N. Y. Aug. 20.—-All the pos-
sengers hurt In the wreck of an Erie
excursion train near here about 11:30
last night. will recover. They are at
a local hotef. Engineer Frank law-
rence. In charge of the excursion train.
and William Dintrufi'. fireman. are ser-
Iousiy hurt The excursion train ran
Into a freight train ahead of it six
miles from Bath. The engine and
smoker of the excursion train were
thrown from the track and one of the
passenger cars was toppled over on
Its ”side. After the injured were
t here. the excursion train.
wt: Isft Rochester es 1 last eves-
,.. 0'
MEN'S and BOYS'
Clothing. Shoes and
Furnishings
D... GOTTLIEB
11 NORTHH” CT" 80. NORWALK
FIRE WOOD
Hard and salt ready for fsmny use.
Hard Wood.... 41.75 per 56 cord.
Soft Woodr....$1.50 per 1,6 cord.
sput Wood. 2!»; Era-a.
A. CARMI BITTSL'WOOD YARD.
N0. 70 Nswtown Avenue.
No. 703-2. Norwaih. Conn.
I Phone
llllllllllliIl Inuit NEWS
The Colonial baseball team has ar-
ranged a game for Sunday afternoon
filth the Lint-ulna. of Bridgeport, at
the Rhodonolia Park diamond. In Nor-
walk. .
The name of Attorney Joseph J.
Linxweiler has been mentioned for
the oflice of Democratic city registrar.
This cities is held at present by Jere-
miah Egan.
Miss Ruth Williamson. who has
been It guest of her uncle. Representa-
tive M. R. Bennett. and Mrs. Bennett.
returned yesterday to her home III
Trumnnsburg. New York.
Phillip T. Cnueo. of Railroad av-
enue who has been seriousII III for
several weeks at his home was re-
moved to the Bridgeport Hospital.
Wednesday and according to latest
reports Is getting along nicely.
The new automobile truck was giv-
en a try out in Norwsik this noon and
Is reported to have worked very sat-
isfactorily. The truck seconded the
Fitch hill which Is probably the
steepest In the city limits, without
any trouble. ‘
Mrs. E. M. Haisch and daughter.
Miss Annolle Haisch. of Reed street.
are guests at the home of William
Hyland, at Croton Lake. Mr Hyland
Is superintendent of the. lake, which
is part of the New York cltydlutillc
water supply system.
Thad Tietse. barber in Councilman
A. M. Pohlrnan's’shop, found an engi-
neer's license in front of the shop.
and has already learned how to get
It to the owner. The license‘Was that
of Arthur H. Decker. engineer on one
of the local sytsar boats. l
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JANKosKv eoss 'ro JAIL.
..+—-——
Man Who To Michael Mihal's Watch
and Au; W Him is Punished.
Joseph Ja‘hsky. who was accused
White Lawn Waists
Black China Silk Waists
Suits
Ladies'. Mtsses' and Children's Bathing
Washable Dresses of All Kinds
. . j . - .‘ - . in", ' h " I i ‘ ‘ . a assume any GOODS sroas.
The Pans Cloak and Sun House-
88 COUTH MAIN OTREITI
The Last Clearance Sale of Wash Dresses. Waists. Skirts.
Corset Covers and Night Gowns
A. we do not, carry our stock from one season to another. we will
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
NOS. 2 and s GAZETTE BUILDING.
Continuation of Our August
Clean-Up Sale
We will continue our August Clean-Up Sale of all kinds of Summer Goods. and
still lower prices will be made to close them out. In addition to the
lines previously mentioned. we have added our entire line of
Foulard and Wash Silks
Everything
in Wash Dress Goods
China and Japanese Mattings
Special prices on all lines in our House-
TRISTRAM 8t
HYATT,
furnishing Department
NORWAI.K, CONN.
TneTEeeSOAI 69
IF YOU ARE WISE—
ll’ good Coal interests you.
If square dealing‘appeals to you.
This is where you “get oil".
And then?
If we get your order
We are going to send you
Your money‘s word}
In weight and heating value
0f the best Coal obtainable.
Prepared with care.
Delivered as it should be.
It's time you thought about it.
Are you wise—or otherwise?
Tut-:Tistuns @AL (39.
The Size of
Your Coal Bill
You have
seen it go up while your funds
go down.
surely interests you.
We Can
Bring It Dewng
with our Hazleton coal—clea%
dry, bright. from selected mine .
Thehflersbiield 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water It.
l
A successFUL MAN sMOKss‘A
succssarua CIGAR.
The Roger Ludlow
10c cross '
IS A SUCCESS. 30 ARE THE
5c CIGARS
maueacrunsa.
Codilsh. Haddock Porgtes. Sword-
Iish Eels. Halibut. Bluefish. Wehkdsh
by Michael Whal of taking his watch
and assaulting him. was tried before
Judge Lock this morning, and.
found guilty. He was lined 35 and
costs for iuthulcation and assault and'
$7 and costs for stealing the watch.
He was unable to pay the tines anti
went to Bridgeport Jail.
.......
IALVATION ARMY PICNIC.
About sixty-children were given the
time of their lives yesterday on the
annual picnic to Baton Point of the
Salvation Army. The affair was a
great success. and the oiliceri sud
others who assisted In the affair rc-
«out many thanks mm the musical Oon’myor for
'Snapper Blues. Mackerel. Bass, Bob-
sters, Doug and Round Clams.
A: Aaronson
Successor to JOHN G. OILCOX.
FISH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON STREET IRIDOI.
TEL. 081. FRII DELIVERY.
..._....————.—
Charles -J -Bstts, of the Green. is
He has been
connected with the mossbury a Bis-
ninety years old today.
years and
the president of mu.
Twin City and Nugget
B. J. REYNOLDS
Fish! ' Fish! Fish:
cum liliH shims
i Illilllilill Stout
Bennett Likely to Be Prosecuicd When
from John \V. Bracken, an attorney
of Boothbay llarhor, Me, in I‘i-gard to
Edward Bennett who was arrested Ill
this city about two weeks ago and
bound 0\'f'l‘ to the. superior court
charged u‘lth burglary Bennett. while
intoxicated. broke into some small
launches near the Pcuuounock Yacht
club, according to tho police and stole
It sweater.
After his arrest, it devcfbped that
llounctt had claimed to be the IIII|HII‘I
of a schooner, the Ethel Maud. and
that he was_I‘I-t'rultlug a crow. III
doing so he persuaded a number of
Creeks of this city to sell their in»
longings and be prepared to buy out-
fits with which to ship aboard the
boat. In the meantime he was arrest-
ed.
From a letter received this morn-
ing. it had developed that the schooxr
or Ethel Maud, for which Bennett
had the sailing pupI-rs,,is‘ the proper-
ty of Mrs. I‘lorouco Brnokctt.. who
lives at (‘apc liretou. N. S.
Bennett had chartered the schooner
the month. but on his last criuse
by the mouth, but on his last cruise
to a man at i‘cuolisroi Hey, it is nl
leged. It is thought that the man
will be indicted under the Itil‘s of the
state of Mattie. and will Ili|\t" trouble
ironting him \IthI be hip born aaniu
;iI-cn his lilit‘t‘ly by the IOtnI author
liics.
FIREMEN IN POUGHKEEPBIE.
Old Well Hook and Ladder Cempany
Made a Fine Shearing.
With every prospect of a beauti-
ful day, Old Well Hook and Ladder
Company and several hundred other
people from The Norwaiks and nearby
places. set out this morning from
South Norwalk for Poughkeepslc. New
York. my be present at the banner
day of the convention of the New York
state volunteer Firemen's association.
The Old Well Hook and Ladder
Company delegation. In the natty spe-
cial uniforms. numbered over seventy
and they made a fine sight as they
paraded about the city previous to the
start. Headed by the Yale Fife and
Drum Corps. the march was taken up
from the Company quarters to ”avi-
land street to Water street and thence
throueh Washington erect to the dc-
pot. The train went all at 8:80
o'clock. At that city they had arruuz-
ed to meet Murray‘s Band, of“ I'ouk-
crs. which Was, engaged several mon-
ths ago.
TROUBLE IN MEXICAN MOUN-
TAINO
MIDSXICO CITY, August 20.—.\
special dispatch to the Mexican Her-
ald from Linares, state of Neuvo Deon.
says:
A detachment of the Eighth regi-
ment left last night for Caleana on
special orders. Speculation has
arisen in regard to the outcome of
the visit of the troops in Caioana. Gov.
Reyes has reported to have left that
place. There is no disturbance In
Linares.
The regiment took the old San An-
tonio road instead of the main road.
This Is considered here to be signifi-
cant of trouble III the mountains.
roua KILLED IN rounma can.
Crashed at High “speed Through
an tips at Seattle.
SEATTLE. Wash. August 29. —
Three young wonei and one man. the
driver of the car.
young women not ly escaped a simi-
lar fate here last night when 1 large
touring car. mind at a high speed.
cra efthrough ruling or the long
resle min the his data.- All the
premium of the party were from Van-
couver, B. 0.. except the driver of the
car. who was a Seattle men.
HARTFORD JIWILIY sroasu.
HARTNRD. August.” l0.--A police
search Is being made for jewelry vai-
ned at 01.300 stolen from musical“
108 steroid
rs. Calumet
“1'me!“
Released Irom Jhil
BRIDGEPOR’I‘. Aug. Sit—Captain
Arnold of the detettivo IIuI-eau‘
tilts morning received It letter
tdoath. and two'
CADETB DISMISSED.
WEST POINT.’Aug. 20.—riiy direc-
tion of President Taft. seven cadets
have been dismissed from the United
States military academy for being in-
volved in the hazing of Rodando Sut-
ton. Cadet Suttou is a brother of
Lieut. James Sutton, of the naval acad~
«my. whose death was investigated at
Annapolis recently.
NOTICE"
lilds for supplying the Norwnlk Hos-
pital with Old Company's Lchigh
stove and egg coal. from September I.
1909. to Scotcmbet‘ l 1510. will be
rccciied by Christian Swnrtz. Presi-
dent or the Norualk Hospital Associa-
Ition. Itntll August 30.1909 at I." III.
, all) 3i:
M..~..._-.____
Money to Loan
to proper“ or ners on second . and
third motignces. We advance you
money If you IIish to buy a home.
. Independent Loan and
~- Security Co. .
Hsvllsnd Building. 94 Washington It.
TONIGHT
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"'I’Iosnay suousr 24“
Miss AdalipeFildes
mo HER own as“? voaa com-
so—appppa—so
PRESENTING I'IHL OLASER' O PHE-
- nomads . it
“till Illillllill”
conoeous costumes mo seen.
iC erracrs
auouearao oacaearas
A MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION
sears no'w SELLING
PRICES—First iivs' rows. . P. . . . 31.50
Next ten Iowa . ..... ”$1.00
Last five rows .......... 75o
BALCONY—First 2 rows ..... . . .75c
Last 0 rows ........60e
\ 5000sstaat........25o
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A Real Saving on
Clothing
‘* Benjamin "
Clothing at That!
014.00 for $18.00 Suits.
[10.00 for $20.00 Suits.
020.00 for 825.00 Suits.
All: our 83.00 and 34.00 Out-
ing Trousers marked....02.00
Star Shirts ...............01.15
31-50 and 034). value.
Iii. 05W.Bhlrts II.:.'.I. ...s1.sd
‘ ‘2 M vii tie.
01.00 Nockwoar
.560
' Josel‘zp-IIw Davis
Tailor, elethlsr. Hatter,
Norwalk Chronicler