We on back up any claim we
«use to Mortar-stem: nuur
' so. was eraser
WORD“) to pro" it. Don‘t doubt. but you should at least give us a
osstasssa sun Laorss' TAILORB
TIL. ass scum seawaut. coma.
Advertise with HIGH— CLASS TAiIr.
3 .AQUILA
Circulars.
r iliill turns
sonvaNr Norton. ,
District of Norwalk. as, Probate
Court. August is A. 1).,1909.
Estate of Jane Hoyt late of Nor:
whit. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trlct of Norwalk, hath limited and ai
lowed 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
accounts, properly attested, within
\
said time,- will be debarred a room
17. All persons indebted to said es
rate are requested to rrrake immediate
payment to
alt 2'6 s2
WALTER ltol'r.
Executor.
iiii’lili ALI] illilililis.
Mrs. Sybille Krieter.
Mrs. Sybille Kt'leter, aged sixiyvsix
years. tiled yesterday afternoon at
lzilo o‘clock, at the home of nor daugh-
ter. Mrs. John E. Stevens, No. it West
avenue Funeral services will be held
from the late. residence on Friday at-
iernoon at l o‘tlock. The remains
will be taken to New Canaan for in
terment in Lakewood cemetery.
Henry Wllson Brennan.
r. Ellison Brennan, infant son
. of David Brennan. of 19 Knight street,
died this morning at the age of three
months and thirteen days. Funeral
will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow rtf-
~tarnoon. Rev. Frank D. Torrey will
ollcilte. and interment will be in Nor-
walk cemetery.
..__..___._..
THE MOTHER'S PART IN THE
CHILD'S EDUCATION.
(From in article in “Success Maga-
‘ clad" in which H. Addirrgtorr
Bruce calls attention to a re-
nitarkablg experiment in educa-
)
His mother who from the first co
operated lOyaIiy with her husband in
this' unique educational experiment.
sought successfully to cultivate the
boy's imaginative side. While his
father was infusing into him the
scientific spirit, she was making him
acquainted with the delights of “Allie
in Wonderland," “Mother Goose" and
other tales and rhymes of childhood.
He listened to them, he. read them
for himself with all the intense eager-
ness of the ordinary child ago he re
numbered and interpreted them with
rare facility and with a wealth of
; ‘5 0 original detail. Before he was three.
,.~- ho had memorized many of the sim-
pier verses. and‘ss he grew older be
desehmed a pronounced talent for
elocutlon.
Thus, by the time he had reached
the age of six, when it was decided
to send him to school. William James
Sidis was mentally far in advance of
other children of his years. Nor did
his health appear to have been im
of intellectual discipline to which he
had been subjected. Physically lie
was as he is today-a robust. sturdy
lad, abounding in energy,, fond of
games, ever ready for play. There
was absolutely nothing in his appear-
4 ance to Indicate that he differed in
any way from the average boy of six.
Appreciating this, Mrs. Sidla. when
she entered hint at the nearest gr-am
machool, thought she, would say
In: about the preliminary home
education the boy had received. sm-
only answered the usual questions
1M)! his age. place of residence, out.
' I” then left him at the disposal of
‘ I
got that he would be. placed in the
I”, grade. .
ladle are dependent on the soil for
, estuaries.
school authorities who informed
Nearly two hundred million people
lllNA'l‘lON in spending. We
Ladies, Attention l
The fall season is approaching and we beg to inform the ladies
of South Norwalk and vicinity that we are ready for them with the
Jsteat styles in SUITS and PRINCESS DOWNS
All our styles are imported from the best New York Fashion
Houses. and we assure the highest satisfaction.
THE LEADING LADIEB' TAILORS.
paired in the slightest by the process .
MIT IS NOT TRUE
that saving necessarily means grinding self-denial
, , The smiling faces of the adverts who come here prove that saving
is a pleasure. once you learn the knack of it. which is simply DIS-
Givc us a trial.
& BRIA
24 MONROE STREET.
hefiasSOALO
IF YOU ARE WISE—
If good Coal interests you.
If square dealing appeals to you.
This is 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?
pair-Ems @AL @.
The Size of
Your Coal Bill
surely interests you. You have
seen it go up while your funds
go down.
We Can
Bring It Down
with orrr Hazleton coal—clean.
dry. bright. from selected mines.
The B. Bersbfield 8r Sou Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water 0t.
Wainscot limited
remarked.
material is appropriate.
83 south Mail! It., Is.
HE DID iT ON IMPULSE.
Gsrble always has been a creature
of impulse. To this he attributes most
of his success and all of his troubles. l
Whether the troubles ()terllaltmcc the
successes or not is a deilc. is subject
One of his wild impulses jaw: l over
Garble's soul as he turned to gaze into
the face of. an excited bellboy. The
bellboy had dashed madly through the
hotel lobby and around the cashier's
glass cage and then had grabbed tiar-
ble by the elbow as he at a counting
out bills. ,
“Well. what's the matter?" asked
Garble, as the boy stuttered with ex-
cltement.
Garble and Rockton had been stop-
ping for a few days at a Chicago hotel.
Now they were preparingl to depart.
They had dropped their {bags over
on the side of the lobby as‘ they came
downstairs.
“You look after these and ill pay
the bill." Garble had said
Garbie is a large and impressive
man, the sort whose presence dwarfs
others. Roqkton is unobtrusive and
slight. Everybody having naturally
gazed at tiarbie when the we appear-
ed. ilockton had not been especially
noticed.
So the bellboy atulieredraa he grab-
bed (inrbie's arm. “Say." he gasped,
“them your bags over on the other
side 0' the lobby? lly the door?"
"They are." said Garble. “Why?"
"Well." said the bollboy, “there's a
man trying to steal ‘eur! You'd better
some quick!" i
it was then that (larble was obsessed
by his sudden idea. He shut his month.
which he. had opened to explain the
matter. find stuffed his change into his
pocket with an exaggerated display of
.‘lliiiif’.
‘\\'ltere is he?" he growled, as be
run utter the fleeing bellboy
At rose the lobby he deserted l’loclt-
tou walking away with tile two suit
cases headed for the checkroom where
they were to have been left during
rlteday.
Spurred oh by authority, the boy
er-lzetl 'Rorklou.
"Here!" he cried. “Wltait'ltu doin‘
with them hags'." l
'llotklou turned a mildly surprised
face upon his raptor and then glanced
startlingly at Garble in the rear. lie
murdered why tiarble looked so so'ur
“Why, " he said easily, "one of em's
mine and the other is his." indicating
lur‘ltlt‘.
The boy illl‘ili'il upon liar-hie a look
t-ltit‘lr‘spolleti complete uutlerstaudiruz.
"lion about ilttti for nerve?” be usk-
‘II,
.
“He's an old band at ill" sold (illl'v
5iit‘. stepping up and frowning upon
iiocklon.. “l'lrop "out! And we‘ll have.
,u see about you!"
ltoclttou‘s face expressed stupefac-
iirrn. arttascmeui and a lltlle alarm.
lie had heard of the hot breather af-
(larble pointed to his name ciirdr in
the tag on his sultcasi. "Cleveh of
him.“ he commented to the beliboy.
“What do you mean 10—" began
Rockton. indlgtrantly.
Garble transfixed trip: with a stony
stare. ‘l mean to hand on over to
the police for grabbing my grips, that a
what i mean. 'be said. distinctly. Then
he coughed. lie bad to. because Rock-
ton's face was so funny. "Call the.
house detective!" commanded be.
Amusement. rage and the shock re-
duced Rockton to a stated incoher-
ency. which was easily taken for a
sign of guilt. Moreover,l the house
detective was feeling unusually sus‘
plcious that day. And Garble was im-
pressive. *
“You come with me." the detective
, told Rockton.
Smith Northrup, of Norwalk. who
is seriously ill at his home In Main
street,_is reported today to be a little
improved
Mrs. Louisa Maluio. of 24 North
Main street, was admitted to the Nor-
walk Hospital last night and this
morning was operated on by Dr. Jean
Dumortier, assisted by Dr's, Hitchcock
and Sherer.
lit the last ten yours 325,000 persons
have emigrated from England to the
farms of Canada.
Corp is ottr greatest crop. that of
1908 being valued at 31.616.000.000.
Wise is the man who closes his face
before he says too nruch.
pay four per cent. interest.
As Garble, with unholy glee gored
upon his miserable friend. he thought
of an added touch. . They had been
due to take luncheon with ice Nedden
and her mother at 1 o'cloc ,, and if the
truth must be told, there was quite a
contest on between Rockton and Gar-
ble as to who should win the favor of
pretty Alice Nedden.
"This man's liking for my grips has
delayed me." he murmured. “l have
an engagement at 1 o'clock and i don't
believe i can make it now raises 1 call
a taxi—~" .
"Don't call one." strgpested the
house detective. “You'll have to come
along to the station to prefer chang-
es!"
It was then that Rockton. catching a
glimpse of the consternation on Gar
bles face. braced up. He even grin
ned. They eat glaring atleach other
all the way to the statf and then
Rockton had his innings. .
"molt here." he said to the ques-
tlonlng officer at the desk. “He says
he can describe all the articles in
both gripe! Well. so can it Why isn't
my word as good as his? I tell you, if
you’ll investigate this you‘ll find he's
the guilty maul He's tr’y rig to steal
my property by having me ocked up!"
"It's all a. Joke," protes Garble.
watching the clock hands sip ppast the
hour of 1 and remembering Alice Ned
dsn' a blue eyes and her smile.
"I think I'll look into this, " said the
deal: set-seem. random-iv.
he proceeded to do, with all
mum ofredtaoekno ytosoon-
‘.'e' Paris Cloak and Suit Housel
I. ”UTH HAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
cam Should See This Showing of New
Tailored Suits. Costs. Skirts. Waitiis, Dresses.
Capes and Sweaters ,
Feminine attention is being directed right now to correct attire
for the street. and in this classification numerous new features are
It I“ depends on the plumes of the garment and what
We are the largest dealers in the slate.
Tits Mitts OLOAK AND surr HOUIE.
feeling peoples brains and it cer-
tainly had been hot in (‘lr cngo
" \t‘ by (lurlrle. " lte protested. ,
"What-U
‘ulno 'l‘ryoon the dealer calls it.
l
515 Nah 8h. Itamford.
OUR
Fall Stock
Is Here
There Is an exclusiveuess, a
certain individuality about our
stock that you can't get else-
where. As to styles, we know
that ours are equal to the best.
We recognise 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
SI WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 863-4
WEAR THE AMERICAN RUB-
BERS. THEY ARE
GUARANTEED.
INSURANCE
REAL. ESTATE
Steanisiiip Tickets
J. M. LAYTON 8r CO
(tucoseoaarso)
t
s RAlLROAD ava. so. seawatx.
Frsh! Fish! Ftsh!
Cod. Bluefish, Wenkilslr. llutterilsh.
Haddock. Eels. Halibut, Salmon, Sea
Bass, Esrrtllops. lxurg and Round
Cletus.
A. Aaronson
Success” to JOHN c. SILCOX.
FISH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERY.
5 Harris '& Gans Co.
ting gay‘,' Cathie and Rockton at Fr: 30
o‘clock that afternoon were r.eleased
Garble was a chastened man. lie
had even dared to telephone on ex-
planation to Alice. since it would ner-
er do to mix her up in a police case
llesides. how could he. explain to her
that be was unable to appear at lunch-
eon because he was detained by the
panes?
They caught their train for the east
with only a second to spare. When his
rancor had somewhat cooled, Rockton
approached Garble. who was writing
voluminously.
"What are you doing?" he growled.
(larble looked up coldly. "I am writ-
ing a telegram," he said. distinctly. “to
Miss Alice Netiden. And it‘s hard
work!"-——Chlcago News.
THE RIVALS.
Ah airship soared in the upper sky.
An eagle watched it with careful eye.
"A wonderful bird." he cried, "We'll
see
if it is going to light like me."
A dove satwatohlug it skim the blue,
As over the farms and homes it flow.
"A beautiful bird," she cried. “‘twill be.
if it is a symbol of peace like me."
And owl perceived it at. full of uishi.
As over the trees it took its flight.
"Quite scientific. " he cried, "we‘ I] try
if it is as wise a bird as l."
A hen looked up with a jealous glance
To see it rise in the clear expanse,
"Although it can. fly." she said "i be '
'l‘o state the critter can‘t In an egg”
-Washlngtou Pot-i.
.._.,g...."....—.. .-
Mls Nurlch (ibolting at new pic
turel—Woll. there if. is. Maria A gen
We' ll
hang It on In the drorin‘ room.
Mrs. Nurioh——Mercy. .lo'hn! We can‘t
have a cow in the drorin room. "-——llns
ton Transcript.
"Thai clerk at Ed rs secure to be a
. RWAL . EVENING SENTINEL
. runaway. isn't. I
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
D .
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
While Lawn Walsis
Black China Silk Walsts
Suits
Ladies} Mlsses' and Children's~ Bollriug
Washable Dresses of All Kinds
iContinuation of Our August
Clean-Up Sale
We will continue our August ’Clean-Up Sale of all kinds of Summer Goods, and i
still lower prices will he made to close them out. In addition to the
lines previously mentioned. we have added our entire line of f
| Foulard and Wash Silks
Everything in Wash Dress Goods
2 China and Japanese Mattings
5 Special prices on all lines in our House-
i furnishing Department
TRlSTRAM &
HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
For Your Next Win-
ter's COAL Supply
PLACE A TRIAL ORDER ANC BE
CONVINCED.
TEL. 450. 63 WATER ST.
TRY OUR
sages—all made fresh. daily.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
A SOCCESSFUL MAN SMOKES A
SUCCESSFUL CIGAR
The Roger Ludlow
10c CIGAR
is A SUCCESS. 80 ARE THE
Twin City and Nugget
5c CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
M... -.V.A_‘........-.
Sililfllli lliJIillS
FOR BOYS
from Head to Foot.
Reasonable Prices
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 8T“ 30. NORWALK
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ins Co
Office and Stings. N. V.. N. H. I H.
Freight Varo.
Two Times -- 754- 3; 814-2
FIRE WOOD
Hard and soft ready for family use.
Hard Wood.....$1.15 per 1,6 card.
Boft Wood......$1.so per 34 cord.
Split Wood. 260 Extra.
A. CARMl. IITTO’ wooo YARD.
No. 74 Newtown Avenue,
Phone No. use. Nsrwsik. DOMI-
Bolognas, Frankfurters and Sau- '
Meats and Provisions of all kinds. | P,
Very
owners on second and third mort~
i H. KtiegerSr C0.
29-31 West Washington Street
urniture
——IN———
Basement
ill Visit our Basement Salrsroom—it’s
so,differeat from other basements—-
light‘and airy; no dingy odor; high
ceilings. Here you will find the largeéi
and best assostment of all kinds of
Furniture and Floor Coverings in The
Norwalks. III This is no exaggerated
statement. If you’ll see it you’ll agree
with us. ill Prices no higher than else-
where.
Credit Given
If . Desired
s
H.Krieger& C0.
29-31 Wed Washington Street
V
____.-’-’ . . . - -
MONEY T0 LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
81 weekly payments, also to property
_.-—. - a , +—
Fall Wootens!
Fall Clothing!
gages. All business transacted strict-
ly confidential. Office hours from 9 u.
m. till 7 p. m.; Saturdays till 9 p. in.
INDEPENDENT LOAN a “county
company
/ O
94 Want ton st. Hevliand are F '1 Sh i '
Onnanfiight tip. Eden 1. g a ll. ts 0
in fact all our FALL STOCKS ,
Eaton 91300 T& Pike are putting in an appearance.
Something new arriving daily
Wiiiiiiili PiPiii P Takglookr -
W. A. Bdggerman’s' Joseph”, Davis
Taller. Olsthlsr. Hatter,
MUSIC STORE. ’ ”mm"...
Donovan llsoir. Thanks and Leather coeds.
us washingt ii at.
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