“ We can back up any" claim we
chance to demonstrate our ability.
KARP
as so. slam erasu-
'AQUILA
fat... as. .
talus Iii llllllls.
.-.
Mrs. Mary E. Fslrchiid.
Mrs. Mary E. Fairchild. daughter of
the late Peter Waterbury. a former
well-known resident of Darlen, who
died early Thursday morning, was
buried in Riverside cemetery, Nor-
walk. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Fair.
child. who lived in Stamford several
' years ago. came from one of the old-
, (st families In this state. and was for
I; a number of years all active member
of the Women's Relief Comps of Nor-
Wulk. and as such. took deep Interest
) in all work of a patriotic nature. The
’ I funeral service was held at her late
residence, 38 Ward street, Norwalir,
Saturday evening. Rm. George Drew
Egbert. pastor of the Norwulk (‘on-
{National ChuIcLl ofilclrtteri. The
service at the grave was In charge of
the Woman's Relief (‘orps of lillcking-
ham Post and was ilIIpressivc iu char-
acter. six of the former presidents of
the corps officiating. Mrs. i-‘airchild's
husband. Dr. .1. ii. h‘alrchild. expects
to make his home with his son. Wil-
liam W. Pairchilri. manager of the
.’ I Jennings Bit and Auger Company, of
Meriden.
1,“ .st I
.....— “at
Mrs. Louisa Long.
The funeral of Mrs. Louisa Long was
held this afternoon from her‘late resi-
dence in Hendricks avenue the Rev.
N. . Torrey. pastor of the Norwaik‘
.. Ghntch. officiating. lnter-'
meat followed In the Silvermlne ceme-
MIT.
-~- ' "'ll‘tl‘IV -
Mathias Peterson.
Mathias Peterson. an aged man. died
yesterday at the town farm. The de-
ydsrs of age. The arrangements for
his flInerai are being held up pending
word from his son. *
" John w. Buttery.
Ft neral services over the remains of
John 'W. Buttery were held this af-
ternoon. with burial In the Silvermine
cemetery. The obsequies were held
at the home.
ilIIIIIIIIIIIIl IIIIIIII IIIWS
The United italian Societies are get-
ting out invitations for the big Colum-
‘bus Day celebration to be held at Am-
usement Park in Meadow street on
October 12. The general committee
will also hold a meeting this evening.
The picnic at Amusement Park will
be from 10 a. In. until 8 p. m.
. Smith Northrup, who has been ser-
.. lonely ill at his home in Main street.
is not quite so well today. During the
yearly morning hours he was taken with
a sinking spell and shout 4 o'clock his
.lilhsiclan was hurriedly called for
him. The patient responded to the
.tthent and improved considerably.
, The pain was also reduced.
‘A special dance was conducted in
the Roton Point dancing pavilion last
..Ilgllt under the direction of Earle
Dickerson. of Belle island. It was
“syn as a farewell non of the Belle
“II . it Home people. In honor of the
. occasion the pavilion was decorated
with Japanese Ian erns. The. regular
-orohest.rs furnished the music.
. Duty calls a mall to church on Sun-
WW, and pleasure urges him to go
WRI- ,
..«Tho race ls not. always to the swift.
..thlt Is no reason why a loan
emulate the tortoise.
i ORING to prove it. Don‘t doubt. but you should at least give u. a '
DEDIONIRI AND LADIIS' TAILORO.
TEL. ”I OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
‘ 7' Ladies, Attention!
The fall season is approachin'g and we beg to iuiurm the ladies
of South Norwalk and vicinity that ws me ready for theni with the
latest styhs in SUITS and PRINCESS thWNs
All our styles are Imported from the bcst New York Fashion
Houses, and we assure the highest satisfaction. (live as a trial
THE LEADING LAOIES‘ TAILORS.
ceased was believed to lie 85 or 37'
advertise with HIGH-OLA” TAIL-
BROS
& BRIA
24 MONROE STREET.
TnzTéItnSQOALO-
IF YOU ARE WISE—-
If good Coal interests you.
If square dealing appeals to you.
This to where you “get off".
And then?
If we get your order
We are going to send you
Your money's worth
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?
prefilups @AI. @.
‘The Size of
Your Coal Bill
surely interests you. You have
seen it go Ilp while tour funds
go down.
. We Can
Bring it Down
with our Hazieton cosh—clean.
dry. bright, front selected mines.
TheB. Hersbfield & Sou Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water It.
Fish! Fish! Fish!
Blues. 16c; Eels. 16¢; Porgies, 12c;
Cod, 12c; Halibut. 16c; Haddock. 10c:
Butterflsh. 10c: Salmon, 18c; Weak-
flsh, 12c; Salmon. 18c.
A Aaronson
Successor to JOHN C. BILOOX.
FISH MARKET.
ml WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERY.
r. W. ...--. ...- ..
Patriotism sometimes inspires man
to seek ofilce.
The man who makes tlp his mind to
do nothing soon discovers that there’s
The? smiling faces of the savers who come here prove' that saving
is a pleasure. once you learn the knack of it, which is simply Dis-
MFINATION in spending. We pay four per cent. interest.
Smith Norw‘alk Savings Bank
UNITED IANK IUILDIND-
an awful lot to do.
sou-m peanut. copra;
Capes and
remarked
material is appropriate. We are t
THE PARII CLOAK
as lentil Main CL. Be. Nor-walk.
WHITE
69¢ SKIRTS ..... . ..... ...... m
$1.25 SKIRTS.................. 790
$1.50 8K!RTS.................. 98°
68 Washington Street
IIII. IIIIIII IIIIIIIIES IIII
IIIIIIIII PIIII
(Continued from First. Page.)
government steamer Hanse Edge.
which passed Lerwick at noon today.
enrouie for Denmark. The telegram
announcing Ilr, Cook's uchieverilent
was sent by a Greenland official on
board the summer. and reads: ‘
"We have on board the American
traveler. Dr. Cook. who reached the
North Pole. April 2i. lililil. Dr. (look
arrived at l‘pernivik (the northern-
most settlement in Greenland. on an
island off the west coastl. In May of
1909. and from (‘ape York (In the
northwest part of Greenland. on nai-
fln liayl. The l-lsqulmuux of I‘ape
York confirm llr, (‘ook‘s story of Ills
journey."
Ill'. i-‘rericrick A. Cook. the Alllerlcan
who is reported to have reached the
North Pole, Is a resident of liror)l(l_\‘h.i
N. I:. For years he has given his aI-I
lention in Arctic explorations. and In!
lain-92 was surgeon of the Peary Arc?
tic expedition. and in i897~ll9 surgeon
of the lleipian Antarctic expedition. He
has receiver! numerous decorations
from ”to geographical moieties of
Europe for his research and writings
in the polar field.
. Ilr. f‘ook started on his present ex-
pcriirion In the summer of i907, nnllA
lug from North Syndney. f‘. Il.. on
hourp the schooner John R. ilradley,
with t'apt. Moses liradley as sailing
master. The party was rc-ellforccrl
with sledges. dogs and Arctic equip-
lnent at Birth, Greenland. whence they
sailed March 3, lSOR. llr. Cook's plan
was to set aside all tradition by malt-
Ing the dash to the pole during the
winter months when the elements are
considered least advantageous for an
advance northward.
Nothing has been heard from Dr.
Cook for the last is months. A special
committee of the. Arctic club has. how-
ever. made careful calculations upon
his probable whereabouts. and had
reached the conclusion that Dr. Cook
had discovered the pole.
it was Dr. Cook's plan to make his
base of supplies or permanent camp
at Annatoalr. in Greenland, about 20
miles north of Etah. This would place
him about one thousand miles from
the north pole. He first made his way
westward out of the cache and made
his way across to Ellesmere Land. The
Arctic club calculates that he reached
this position in the spring of 1908. The
last news received from him was dat-
ed March 17. 1908. when he was near
Cape Thomas Hubbard.
He then reported that his health
was excellent, that he. had picked up a
large party of Eskimo of superior in-
telligence. and that his prospects for
success were bright. He intended
to push on to the northern point of
Grant Land and from there start his
dash to the pole in the winter of 1908.
He expected to return to his head.
quarters at Annatoak not later than
next'month. '
Dr. Cook was born at Cslicoon De
pot. Sullivan County. N. Y.. in 1866.
He was married In Brooklyn in 1892
to Miss Mary Hunt. His wife has
kept close calculations on his pm“
sress and has shared the liens: or the
Arctic club that her husband has
achieved the goal or the north pole.
NEW YORK. rhept. L—Dr. Roswell
0. Btsbbllis, chairman of the commit
too that organised the relief expedition
sent out for Dr. Broderick A. Cook. the
Brooklyn explores reported to' have
reached the North Pole. said today that
no news of any kind regarding the an
as m ultra eraser. soars uoawsLK.
TailoredSqus. Coats. Skirts. Wattle. Dresses.
Feminine attention is beingdirscted right now to correct attire
for the street. and in this classification numerous new features ale
it all depends on the [harness of the garment and what
Women of limited Means Should See This Showing of New
Sweaters
s largest dealers in the state.
AND SUIT H0001.
51s Main IL. Stamford.
. . Golden's Attractions Are
the Low Prices
SKIRTS
$2.50 SKIRTS ..... ............-$1.75
$3.00 SKIRTS .. . . ......... . . . . 51.95
See Our Big Window Display
L. GOLDEN
South Norwalk
OUR
Fall Stock
Is Here
There is an exclusiveness. a
reltayt individuality about olii
stock that you can't get else-
w.here As to styles we know
that ours are equal to the best.
We War. that good style.
combined with the best wearing
leather made. is foremost con-
sideration on the part of the
public. If you want the
Latest Styles
in Footwear
GIVE US A TRIAL.
CONNEALLY
BRACKEN
at wasmnorou eraser.
souru NORWALK.
TELEPHONE sou
wesa ms memcm aus-
BERS. THEY ARE
GUARANTEED.
I" _.
is
-. INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets ,
I. M. LAYTON 8: CO
(INCORPORATED)
5 RAILROAD AVE. 80. NORWALK.
Press dispatch from Copenhagen to-
day was the first intimation they have
received that Dr. Cook had been suc-
cessful.
The committee of which Dr. Steb-
bins Is chairman was organized sev-
eral montlls ago. lf. raised a fund
which was added to that used in
equipping the schooner Jeanie. which
sailed from St. Johns. Newfoundland.
two weeks ago. with the combined. pur-
pose of taking supplies to Commander
Robert Peary and bringing back Dr.
Cook and another explorer, Harry
Whitney. if they could be found. The
Jeanie was bound for Etch. Greenland.
but it is not due to arrive there until
the middle of this month,
ANOTHER BALLOON ASCENSION.
PITTSBURG. Mass. Sept. i.—A
short flight, approximately twenty
miles in an air line, was made by
Capt. Thomas S. Baldwin. of New
York. as pilot. and Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
ford B. Harmon and Miss Anna Byrd.
of New York. as passengers In the bal-
loon Springfield which ascended from
Aero Park here at 3: is a. m. today
The landing was safely effected at
Willismstown he 4: 30 a. m.. alter an
uneventful trip.
How a woman does envy a man when
he struts Ilp the' street on a rainy day
with no skirts as draggle'
‘5.-
You may have observed t‘Iat satis-
fied people. as a rule keep quiet about
it. ,. ‘
M
piore'r has reached his friends and
backers in the Arctic and' the Eudor-I
srs' clubs here since flush 7.1908.
anchor (look some inland rm!
W a homespun
“if"
Old-fashioned honesty should never
be allowed to drift into the has been
class.
White Lawn Waists
Black China Silk Waists
Ladies, Misses' and Childre
Suits
Washable Dresses of All Kinds -
~ ‘ ' ' ma Lssnlno our ooons areas.
TRISTRAM & HY “
NOS. 2 and s GAZETTE BUILDING.
Continuation of Our Angust
Clean-U p 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
n'n‘ Bathing
TRISTRAM &
..
HYATT.
I
I Everything in Wash Dress Goods
1 China and Japanese Mattings
I Special prices on all lines in our House-
furnishing Department
NORWALK, CONN.
For Your Next Win-
ter’s COAL Supply
PLACE A TRIAL ORDER AND BE
CONVINCEO.
Harris 8r Gails Co.
TEL. 450. 68 WATER ST.
TRY OUR
Bolognaa. Frankfurters and Sau-
sages -- all made fresh. daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F.‘ KARL.
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
A SuCCESSFUL MAN BMOKEB A
8U OCEOSFUL CIGAR
The Roger Ludlow
10c cross
IS A SUCCESS. 80 ARE THE
Twin City and Nugget
5c CIGARS
,B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
SIHIIII IIIIIIIIS
FOR BOYS
from Head to Foot. Very
Reasonable Prices
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brooksirie Lake ice Co
Office and Storage. N. Y.. N. H. A H:
Freight Yard.
Two 'Phones - 754-3; 814-2
FIRE WOOD
Hard and soft ready for tenth, use.
Hard Wood.....si.ra per 56. card.
son Wood......s1.so per it cord.
, Split Wood. 25o Iilxirs.
t. CARMI as'r'rs' wooo vane.
N0. 7% Newtown Avenue,
"hone No. 783-2. Norwalk. coon.
When you meet a stranger get busy
and tell your troubles first.
More spins“ plight marry if (an
flea
It's easy to flltll". how l“ ell IIVO
. mosey: but saris t ism
H. Krieger Sr Co.
29.31 Wed Washington Street
where.
urniture
—IN——
Basement
(II Visit our Basement Salcsroom-it’s -
so different from other basements——
light and airy; no dingy odor; high
ceilings. Here you will find the largest
and best assostment of all kinds of
Furniture and Floor Coverings inThe
Norwalks.‘ ill This is an exaggerated
statement. liyou’ll see it you’llagree
with us. (I PriCes no higher than else-
Credit GiVen
If Desired
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
31 weekly payments, also to property
owners on second and third mort-
gages. 'Ail business transacted strict
Iy confidential. Oillce hours from 9 a
nl. till 7 p. m.; Saturdays till 8 p m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN 5. SECURITY
COM MPANY
N Washington at. Havllaad Bldg.
One flight up. Room‘l
Eaton Crane .8: Pike
WIII III III!
W. A. Baggerman s
music areas. '
Isa Waoitingasa It.
Donavon Ilosk.
Fall Woolens! '
Fall Clothing!
Fall ~. Shirts!
In fact all our FALL STOCKS
are putting in an appearance.
Something new arriving daily.
Take a Look!
Joseph Davis
Tailor. Clothisr. Hatter.
Furnish".
H. Kriegerdz C0.
- 29-3! West Washington Street
Trunks and Leather Goalie.
N Washington “Met.
. heath strwsik.
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