. MONDAY. SEPT. as. rm ‘
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. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM & HYA
l NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Housefurnisbing Department
We are prepared in our Houseiurnishing Department to furnish you
with anything you may want for Canning and
Preserving Purposes
The Paris Cloak and'Suit House
88 COUTH MAIN OTNIIT. SOUTH NORWALK.
Ladies’ Suits, Dresses and Coats to Fit
'i‘rue elegance. individuality of styles and perfection of workman-
ship rnurk every garment in our collection. it nibraces exclusive
neveltlea from the far-famed foreign designers. emember no passe
styles or damaged stocks.
Ladies' and Miases' Suits—We offer
Suit of alk Worsted cloth for 69.96.
Are Your Furs Ready
to‘ Wear?
1F NOT. BRING THEM TO US. WE MAKE. REMODEL, RELINE-
RE-DYE FUND.
KARP' BROS.
you "tin“ elegant Tailored
Otrr Dresses are the talk of the town. The. prices are from
AND LADIES' TAILORS. $11.96 up.
. DENONIR, Ladies' and Mlsses' Coats in herringbone mixture and black
39 80 MAIN STREET TEL. 968 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
broadcloth-1, from 67.96 up. We alter tree.
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
33 South Malnfitn 60. Not-walk. 51
Main St, Stamford.
usss OF 6AWDU6T. No Common Offender.
—— "See here, your Honor'" protested
Too Valuable now to Do Put to the the irate young aristocrat. in city
Ladies Attention!
The fall season is approaching and we lr.-- _.. in inform the ladies
of South Nor-walk and vicinity that We are learh i'ur thorn with the ‘ . court. “lust because my “to happen MA ,
latest styles in sorts and PRINCESS (lthNS “In Aim“: °"°' 't'mdd ‘ t ed to run over somebody's pct cur Ll SONS JARS- Sums 0‘ Pi"ts --------- 48¢ 1‘3.gal STONE POTS ......... _ ............ 4 5c
All our styles are imported from the lrrhr New York Fashion the d: Iran: ‘31“ ° 1:th '- 11 dog and toes I“ pal-w“ (We (,1 the GHTNING jARS. quarts ............. $1.00 , 5 gal. STONE POTS .................... 59c
Houses. and we assure the lliKilest sailsis. .r ...r. tili‘e us it trial. d I); l b 6 saw us anon road. this bungling policeman arrests LIGHTNING JARS. pints .............. 90c r l T
ma 9 a um raring rounds through me for exceeding the auto-speed lim- . , i 5 ga. S ONE POTS .................... 656
. the streets of most large cities two it' and tiren besides enrbarrnssins JELLY 'IUMBLERS.6 oz. ................ 19:: i ,
AQUILA & BR magi”? “I” 3: stawdllrlstuwer? ‘3 oils before my Guests by refusing to JELLY TUMBLERS. 8 oz. ............... 24c ; 6 gal. STONE POTS --------------------- 79c
,, all e oorl an o s e er ea .. . .. .
THE LEADING LADIES' TAILORS. my" from cold and glass bottles from take my word of honor tho. i would JAR .FILLERS ........................... SC I FRNIT PRESSES ........................ 25c
2a MONROE STREET b 3. appear in tourt without his esmrt,
V TEL, "6. ' res a”. he tramplea trpon my dignity hy drag-
. Near every sawmill was a vst for Kill! me out of my auto then and
—--—— -———-———--——-—v~——--r— "‘9 "Wu!"- and it was carted away there Bir i'm . xentismsn and not
w .. TulsnttM & HYATT, NORWAIK, CONN.
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ORDER OF NOTICE. Edwin Muller Bartlett. but is sold. ’ treat You an a common offender. lll Y _ ___~ .-
. District of Norwalk as. Probate
COIII‘L September 20. A. [1.1909.
Estate of Bridget Olsen late of Nor-
wnik, in said district deceased.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this court praying for
reasons therein set forth for an order
of sale of certain real estate of said
estate which is fully described in said
application on file.
Ordered. That said application be.
heard and. determined at the Probate
Office in Norwaik. on the 27th day of
September 1909. at 11 o‘clock fore-
noon; and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a
newspaper having a circulation in said
distritt. at least the rims before said
day of hearing
ilFVRY W. (lltlfl PORY,
.ludize.
or run tun rrrr
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(Continued from First Page.)
avian-American Line, however. noti-
fied the captain of the Oscar ii. that
he should not attempt to dock today
and he replied by wireless that he
would anchor on Sandy Hook and
spend the night their. starting up the
harbor at daylight. The United States
“WW cutter will leave its dock at
6:30 a. m. tomorrow and meet the
steamship at quarantine, in time to
omplete the examination of Dr. Cooke
wind loavenim free to join his friends
at that point at 8:30.
On account of the large. number of
persons who ‘wlll participate in tho
first greeting to lir. Cook on this side.
of the Atlantic it would have been im-
possible to carry out any of tile or igin-
al program had he landed today
Slightly in advance (if the grand re
public hearing two thousand friends
who have bought tickets will go on a
tug bearing Mrs. Cook and her child-
'ren and the explorcr's two brothers,
’3 with two or three members of the com-
mittee. The plan is to take Dr. Cook
from the liner aboard the tug, thus
enabling him tospeud the first few
minutes following his arrival at q-uar-
amine with his family. Then the tug
will go alongside the Grand Republic
and the explorer will be. taken on
board for the last stage of the trip to
American soil. '
' The neighbors of Dr. Cook in Brook-
lyn were equally concerned when they
heard tipt there was dangr of his ar-
rival ahead of schedule time, At the
Bushwi'ck Club, neighborhood organi-
sation where the physician used to no,
' they have planned a rousing welcome.
At the dock When the Grand Republic
ties up these will be waiting for lrlm
. with carriages and automobiles and an
. escort of honor.
The Steamer Oscar 11., with Fredsi'.
lck A. Cook on board. passed Fire is-
:ianti at 1:30 p. or. today.
SYDNEY. N. 3.. &pt. 20.—-—The Arc-
tic steamer Roosevelt. with Command-
er: Robert E. Peary and the members
“of his party on board. passed St.
. Paul‘s island. 65 miles north of here
It 9 km. today. The Roosevelt is
expected to melt Sydnel about 5 o’-
clock this afternoon.
are sometimes "killed by
' le
" Armin—in books
Charity is a, cloak sometimes used to
cover an amateur. concert.
.itoanwu Intent.
psi-m accumulation?
Edwin Miller linrtif‘ll. proprietor of
the liartlett \Ver Wash Laundry, died
at his home on llell islnnd, Saturday
night. at the age or‘ .‘ril years. it months
and 19 days. He is survived by at
widow and two daughters. Mrs. A. A.
Ashley and Mrs. S. it. llcnlamin. of
New York. and George W. liolrnes, of
South Norwuik. ’i‘ire. funeral services
will be held at the late home of the
deceased tonight at 8 o’clock. Rev.
William James conducting a short ser-
vice. 'l‘he remains will be taken to
Springfield. Mass. for interment. Mr.
llartlett was of it kind. loving and con-
genial disposition and to know him
was to have u t'rleud worthy of the
name. Much sympathy is expressed
tor the bereated ones.
A Good Bargain.
"i wish." said a t'upitoi iiill man
recently. "that peddlcrs would kw
away from my house. Somehow or
other my wife can‘t help buying their
wares. whether she needs them or
not. All the peddier has to do is to
say his article is cheap. When i get
home at night i usually find some
new store polish. a new tangled kin-h-
en utensll or something else lying
around. Last night my wife had a
bottle of something to show me when
{entered the house.
"‘lt's an asthma cure. John.’
said.
“ ‘Asthma cure'." l repeated with n
she
frown. ‘Why. Mary, no one in our-
fsnrlly has asthma. We don't need
that stuff.’
" ‘But. John. just think how chant
rt was.',ahe said. ‘lt only coat a quar-
ter.’ "--~-Dsnvor Post.
GLIDER TO BE ExHiBITED.
-S?llrcnlhtiFethwho-b-n?lfin ex»
perimentinz for a long tlrrre at his
home in East Norwalk with n biplane
glider. has shipper! the apparatus to
New York. where it will be placed on
exhibition at Madison Square Garden,
Mr. Andrews has not yet reached the
stage in his experimenting where ire
has fitted the bbplnne with an engine.
bne expects to eventually. One of the
chief points of his glider ls its light-
ness. it weighs but 43 pounds.
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 our Hazi'eton coal—clean.
dry, bright. from selected mines.
The B. Hersbiield 61 Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 .Vncr 8t.
USINESS HABITS AT HOME 5
V Dom carry your business habits into your home and into the
visa-Avian manual in this Mutual Savings Bank s part of your
not. put your personal finances on the sound basis of pro-
Mu—‘-——
i
One of the recent rises of sawdust
is its distillation. resulting in acetic.
acid. wood naphtha. wood alcohol and
tar Sawdust may also be burned in
special furnaces or mixed with other
material for fuel.
Sawdust. when saturated with
chemicals. can be efict‘th'cly used in
the. manufacture of explosives. but it
is more particularly in demand in
paper making than for any other pur-
pose. Such a thing as sawdust on
the floor of a rootn as a substitute for
a rug or carpet is now practically u >
known. Sawdust has Joined sand
this respect.
(‘otton felt has been substituted for
sawdust as a non-conductor of cold in
winter. (las cart be made from saw-
dust. it is also used for briquettes.
i. 9.. blocks of compressed sawdust
and wood chips burned for fuel. liven
in the protection of glassware against
breakage sawdust has been tillpel‘rlfld‘
ed by excelslor. sawdust being reunrd
ed as too valuable for such use.
San Salvador Prosperous.
"San Salvador is in a good many
respetle the best country in (‘entral
Arr-cried.“ declared l-‘eiix Multden a
merchant of that plate. who has just
il‘litllicd ftotn a trip to l).uropo
lliilnt‘ this statement betause I be-
lieve that it is true. l-‘lnanciaiiy and
in a great many other respects the
coilnii‘y is far ahead of its neighbor...
\‘e hrzve not the disturbances that
i.ll\t' rat-lied some of the other (‘cnlral
Ant iliill nations. and we have not
lilitti'ir't‘ll in the troubles of others.
‘be l‘rt-sldenl of our country. lv‘lgrrc-
.~r.r, is a litre man in many ways. and
We all love underespect him. He is
doing: much for San Salvador. lie is
horn-st and is an able statesman of
the highest type. besides having a fine
l't't‘t‘l‘d as a soldier. He. has been a
conspicuous figure in public ail'aira for
more than forty years. We tlid not
feel the depression that disturbed
business in this country. and manner-
daily we are prosperous. Tire indi-
avttioua are that the coffee crop this
year will be good. and prices promise
also to he very favorable "
The King and the 80y.
An amusing anetdote relating to
the King’s recent stay at Brighton
was related last evening by the ltev.
('ecll hiaunsell. vicar of Thorpe Mais-
or. to a gathering of his parishioners.
who made a presentation to him in
celebration of his return from Brigh-
ton. where he has been staying for
the benefit of his health. _
The reverend gentleman, who
vouched for the authenticity of the
story. said that a few days ago a boy
walked up to his Majesty as he was
strolling along the oeplsnnde at Howe
and said to him:
“Mister. can you tell me the time?"
“Yes. replied the King. taking out
his watch: “it is a quarter to one."
The boy then informed his Males-
ty that he had “been whiting two
hours to see the blooming King." add-
ing. “i am not going to wait any long»
er.“
“Neither shall 1." replied the Kids.
as be renamed his wslh His Males
ty himself, said Mr. Msunsell, after-
ward related the incident with much
gusto.-~-London Globe.
Discovery of Peat Bog in Mains.
An analysis of the strange mixture.
which sported ten feet in the air
when l-lenry Hagan was digging a
trench on the Alonso Davis place It
Norridgowock, Mm. a few weeks ago
shows that it is the finest post.
So finely separated arc the parti-
clan that the substance aka:- the wa-
ter evaporates frdtn it. is nearly all
carbon. It hat-dens quickly. and when
in this state burns readily. Hagan
was-dining a trench through a piece?
of lost ground when he druclt the
vein. it apart“ into the air with a
rush... that drove the men from the
trench. The substance was so use
that the men thought. it contained oil.
but the analysis showed this conclu-
sion to the erroneous. About tsn tons
are in alxht. and it is believed that
than is a .(tiil lat-gar deposit under
the surface. Thou supposition an
use out by the fact that tho Ital
updated out like as oil wall for a
Mia-UnlMWlt
fine you Sioot‘R-illustrsied Sunday
Magazine.
Barrel Organ for Church Music.
A curiosity in church organs. is
now in use at iirigbtiing Church. Eng-
land. it is a barrel organ. which has
been in rise there since the early
part of the eighteenth century. pos-
sessing an exceptionally good tone,
declared equal if not superior to that
of the average pipe organ. which it
closely resembles from the point 10!
view of the congregation.
Considerable skill is required to
play it, for it has six stops, whici
have to be manipulated with the left
hand. while the right is turning the
handle. and the wind is being pumped
in with the left foot.
There. are two rolls of music. each
containing twalve tunes. comprising
Easter hymns and niections suitable
tor voiuntariea.
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Trra‘FEtuus @At (1’9.
T0 BUYERS OF COAL
This message:—
We have no Etuit to find
With those who buy elsewhere:
We think they make an error
Which one day they will see.
But let us say :—
Coal is worthmo more to you
Than its heating value.
fad the absence of waits
, n the form of slate and clinker
Makes for economical fuel.
One cannot get satisfaction
From inferidr Coal
Nor gather figs of thistlcs.
mil-Ems @411. @.
Fall Stock
Is Here
There is an exclusiveness, 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.
lWe recognise that good style.
combined with the best wearing
leather made. is foremost con-
sideration on the. part of the
public. it you want the.
Latest Styles
in Footwear
ow: us A TRIAL.
CONNEALLY
---—-‘--AND
BRACKEN
81 WAlHlNOTON STREET
scorn knonwatx
TELEFNONI ass-4
‘ Mimosa nus.
HIV «Ass .
or. .w mm ;
ter’s COAL Supply
PLACE A TRIAL ORDER AND BE
CONVINCED.
TEL. 450.
TRY OUR
Bolognas. Frankfurters and San-
sages — all made fresh. daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445
68 WATER ST.
Best 10c Cigar Made
ASK FOR THE
Roger Ludlow
Twin City and Nugget
For Sc
D. J. REYNOLDS
. MANUFACTURER.
Fall Suits
Hats, Shoes and
Furnishings
For Men. have and Children
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 311.30. Monw'ALK
" rum 1’“—
Lake ”Ice
thlesale and ”Retail
,Brookside Lake ice Co
i Office and star-sofa. v., N. H. a H.
'Fvslght Yard.
Two 'Phones - 754-3; 814- 2
FIRE WOOD
Part! and soft ready for fanny use.
linurd Wood. 81.76 per 3‘, cord.
Hydro“ ..s1so pair 1‘ cord.
. spilt Wood. 25o llnra.
A. CARMI IITT6‘ WOOD YARD.
. N0. 74 Nthown Avenue,
tha m. m. ,Ntlmalkoonn.
For Your Next Win-z
Harris 8: Cans Co. ‘ .
Young People About to Marry
Should Consult
H. Kriegerdz Co.
in The Norwaiks.
Bed Couches.
elsewhere.
H. Krieger
ON THE
Housefurnisbing
Question
(lilo our Basement Salesnrom you<wiil
find the grandest and best assortment
(ii We are Agents for the Famous
(luakeiCooking Ranges; Agents for
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets and Kindal
ill Our Great line of Rugs just cap-
tures every one who sees them.
ill Look us over before you purchase
Co°
a
29-31 Wedt Washington Street
MONEY T0 LOAN
t We loan money to housekeepers at
61 weekly payments, also to property
owners on second and third mort-
gages. All business transacted strict-
ly confidential. omce houra'from 9 a.
m. till 7 p. on; Saturdays filial). in.
lNDEPENDENT LOAN G DECUHITY
COMPANY
94 Washington at. Havlland are...
One flight up. Room is . .
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LOCAL VIEWS 01?
Post Cards
10c a Dotén-
Highland Linen Writing Paper
25: a Box ’
1.-.-
' "BENJAMIN"
vSIJIlS illil iliilifiiiis
. The Clothing
“Made in New York"
where. the styles originate, can
rrow be seen at our store. The
saute styles and patterns as
shown by the large stores of
New York city.
The best tallorin and the
most hobby styles t at can be
prod need
ilii. illl ill 325. ill
Joseph Davis
Tailor, .clathhr. Hatter.
Norwalk Chronicler