' ' 1 Ir nor. : '. .hl-orz dun rI.,s KARP 539 80. MAIN STREET AQUILA L TEL. 476. 9 Your Furs Ready to Wear? . ‘ HUNG THEM TO US. WE MAKE, REMODEL, RELINE- DESIGNERS AND LAOIES' TAILORS. TEL. 968 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Ladies, Attention! The fall season is approaching and we bog to iIlfoIm the ladies of South Norwulk and vicinity that we Inc ready for them with the latest styles in SUITS and PRINC ESS GUWNS All our styles are Imported from the horn Houses, and we assure the highest IIIlIIHI'IIItiiIIlI. THE LEADING LADIES’ TAILORS. BROS. Now York Fashion (livc us a trial. 8. BRIA 24 MONROE STREET. GareleSS drive trade away. COAL, screen it thoroughly and nmploy nothing but IIIII‘III‘HI illlil most carc- ful men to dcliver It. HARRIS & Telephone 450 That Is why we make it a palm to Methods curry the BEST GANS CO. 68 Water Street WHEN YOU WANT THE Best 10c Cigar Made ASK FOR THE Roger Ludlow 3 Twin City and Nugget . For Sc .3. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. FIRE WOOD Hard and soft ready ior mmiiy use. d Wood ..... $1. 75 per 54 cord. 80ft Wood ...... $1.50 per 15‘ cord. Split Wood. 25:: Extra. A. CARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD. N0. 74 Newtown Avenue, Phone No. 783-2. Norwslk, conn. .Tfisfiims @Al. (29. EVERY WOMAN KNOWS—- . That proper coal must be used In the kitchen range: if not The cooking will be a failure. Every woman knows— IT the cooking is not right '3 There is lack of good humor I' And cheerful conversation It At the table. ‘ itEvpry wornan knows—- III temper means bad digestion And poor ‘ health ; therefore Good coal means good health. , And a host of women knew-—.- ‘~ u- .Wis loan money to housekeepers at ’1 “ti! payments also to property is" on «pond and third mort- . Ml business transacted strict- ‘ II tial. Office hours from 9 a. i III p. m.: Saturdays till II p. m. DENT LOAN A SECURITY f safety thht can lie found WE SELL GOOD COAL! i The police hold to the theory that he , o savor needs to hé told that SAVINGS deserve that UNUSUAL (icing SOLELY a savings bus ass and with every possible “:8?an This Is just such II. Savings Bank. Fall Suits Hats, Shoes and Furnishings COMPLETE For Men, Boys and Children D. GOTTLIEB 11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK .LLL. FL . .. TRY OUR Bolognas. Frankfurters and Sau- sages —- all made fresh. daily. Meats and Provisions of all kinds. F. KARL, 76 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 445. Our Coal- Talks may not Convince You Only pcrsonul expory lmII-o counts witch illlhl- II.y»-—slli:9l‘lm' qnulity ., Is the lssuc. P o r s o II III experience with our Iiascltou coal 18 what you noon to convince yoursclf of what We know: That the proof of the coal Is In the burning That the burning of our Hazel- ton coal Is superior That's a burning shame you did not know It sooner. The B. Hershiicid & Son Co. TM. 294. I22 WI!" 8!. Our Coal will MYSTERY SURROUNDS 8U.ICIDE KANSAS CITY, MIL. OI t. 7.~»(lrny- old‘ Peabody, sold to be. the son of F. ii. Popbody. II iuwycr of Wooster. Muss. died at the (lity Hospital here. today. as thtI result of a revolver wound Inllictcd curly this morning. committed suicide, but some mystery surrounds the shooting. III II. highly developed ONLY in Mrs. [him 'I‘ ssnnsstis reduced. Ladies Suits, others ask 820. 00 our price $12. 98. alter free. 83 South Main on, no. Norwslk. [Hill IIIIIIIIS ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. District of Norwalk. ss., Court. October ti, A. DI. 1909. Estate of Samuel J. Byxbee. late of Norwalk.. In said district, deceased. Ordered. That the administrator ex- hibit his administration account to this court for adjustment. or. the Probate office In Norwalk, on the 14th day of October, 1909. at 2 o‘clock sitar-noon: and that all persons interested In said estate may be notified thereof, the ad- ministrator will cause this order to be ___published in a newspaper having a cir- culation in said district at least five ___days before said 14th day oi October, 1909. HENRY W. GREGORY. Judge Probate 07 it WHITE RIBBONERO' CONVENTION. Prohibition Cemmlttes chairman Ho- henthsl Delivers an Address. WILLIMANTIC. Oct, 7.-—ln address- Ing the slate convention of the White lilbboncrs today E. 6. II. llohcnthui. of South Manchester. chairman of the Siatc Prohibition committee. said that during the noliccnsc campaign which ——-iust ended tho brewers and the liquor interests put more money into tho light than over before 0! his csper~ Ieucc as Ii Icgislatlvc agent at. the capitol during the session Mr. liohcn- thul said that he found the- loaders to bc on very friendly terms with the hrech-s and tbcir agents and tho ex- ciao committee was commiiicd to al- trost unythins tho liquor interests wuntcd, Mr. Hohcnthnl said thut ho had seen In.- collector of Internal reve- nue in this district cull out members of tho irxlslaturc to have coufcrenccs with tho brI-wcrs or the brcwcrs‘ taunts, Mr, Ilohcnlbul IIIlvot-ntcd III‘III't‘ work ‘in the canon of temperance uniong the (‘IIIIIII'I'XI In tho public and Sunday schools IIIIII Ibo iormolion of IIIan logion lmtllca. .-\I Ibo opvnlng of tho convention to. day. II messugaof grccilns wns rc~ ccirmi from tho: (Icorglu w. t‘.. 'I‘. ll. :IIIII u I'I-ply soul. IInIl u grouting scni In Ilu- libodc island convnntlou III I'I'IHIIII'III‘i‘. Ilrpul'inu'm rnporis wm‘c muic by tho flou'cr Inissidvi. 'Vlrs, I-‘rcn‘ Iis II. Ilyrons. of llilllhui‘); on tompcr- JIIH'I‘ lift-ruin“. by Mrs, M. 3. Stock LIlcbilrlIl. IIIcIlicnI II'IIIIM‘IIIIIN'_ by Itylor. of lhIanII‘y. on sold. bus IIIIII suitors, by Miss Murlau- I'cnv ilclII. of Bridgeport. on schools. by Mrs. .Icssic hi. I'lckop. of 'I'boqusIon, and on drill-narcotics by Miss Nellie .I, Sturr. of Ilncusvlllc. Tbc Iiowcr mission rcmrtcd 12.702 bouquets Ilistrlbuimi, the flIIII-Imrmtlc connnlttvc bud formed flvc anti-cigar- t'IIi' bands with 220 nwmbers; the. do purtmont of Iltcruturo bud sent out LI... books and 16,471 lcuilcts. Mrs. Caroline II. nucll, the suite president. read her address In which she advocated an cii'nrt for n more suns and safe observance of the Fourth and other holidays. and more temporance work among the boys and plrlu. She also reviewod tompernnce work along losislutlve ""08. g FUNERAL OF EDWARD T. (:05 NEW HAVEN. Oct. 7.-Many friends business associates and club- mcn gathered at the residence of the lute Edward Turner (‘oe In Dwight street today, when services were held prior to the removal of the body to 'l‘orrington, Rev. .1. Chauncey Linsley. rector of Trinity Church in Torrlnxton. road the Episcopal service after which the casket was taken to the station and pIIIced in a special car attached to the this train on the Nausstuclt lino. The honorary bearers were: Isaac W. Brooks, Robert C. Swans, Luther G. Turner, Thomas W. Bryant. chry Id. Iiotchkiss, John (lath. and Elisha .1. Steele, of 'l‘orrlngton, and .I. R. Elton. of Waterbury. a. GOVERNOR WEEKS AT T"! FAIR. DANBURY, Oct. 7.-—'l‘ho old saying of "Dsnbury Fair Weather" was fuIIllI- ed today, for nothing better in the weather line. could have been salted for than that enjoyed by the many thousands bore. Excursion parties came from every direction, the drums from towns over the nearby New York state line bsins large. Governor Weeks and members of his military family arrived at noon to pay an oIIIcIal vis It to the fair and to be the truest: oi Col. J. Moss Ives and Mrs. Ives. of the stuff. The afternoon attractions at the ground were the most pretentious ~ of the week The Paris Cloak and Suit chse‘ a scorn mus crass-r. sour» NDRWALK. Great Alteration Sale of Lsdles' Suits, Costs. Skirts. Walsh, Dresses. Rsincosta and Sweaters We have outgrbwn our present quarters with rapid strides and we are compelled to enlarge our promises. During this sIILs IN sorn arouse. " Sunday" rebuilding every in all worstor 00.”. Ladies' Suits. 82 00 Lingerie Walsts for 98¢. We 515 Main as, stamford. illlllllilllil IuII IIIIII The front of former Mayor Charles E. Dow‘s hardware store Is being ro- painted. Miss Mary Sullivan. of 53 West ave.- nue. was admitted to the hospital this morning for treatment. The Followers of the Midnight Sun are planning to give another dinner shortly The date has not burn docid ed upon, The motion for the extension of time to file bail bond In the case of Nollie Anderson against .Iohn .I. Hi:- gins will come up at the short calcn‘ dar session of the Superior Court at Bridgeport tomorrow. The town high school committee elected Monday will meet tomorrow evening at. the high school building In West avenue and organise. The mem‘ bers of the committee are water Hyatt. Ralph E. l‘IsWitt. Dr. Charles S. Maciarland, Dr. William .I. Tracey and Reed H. Flynn. This committee will have charge of the high school. which heretofore has been undo: thr direction of the board of school visi- tors. DISCUSBING FACTORY’S REMOVAL Daniels Company Undecided Whether to Go to Dshbury or Not. It Is understood that it has not yet been definitely decided whether the Daniels Company. which occupies the Wolibuusen shop in Woodward ave one. will movc to Danbury, of location being dismissed, us un- uounccd in ycairrduy's sentinel. It was stated today by one man that the company In considering this change on amount of their balm; ablc to manufacture huts more cheaply in liunhury than in South Norwolk. Whilr coal chirfis are less here. he said, the cost per down onuonc of the heavily mannincturcr grades is from 2l~ to 30 coma pcr Iiomi loss for blind. and water chumps urc II little loss. Promlncnt buttcrs sold today that they hope the company will not leave the city, The conipuny hna bccn doing a good business right along. This shop wun iliu sci-0nd ouc to start up union utter Ihc strike hcxan. Inmsnu 8: Hubbard. Boston. being tho iIrIII. BALLOON IN AIR 48 HOURS. Centennial Lands In Washington Coun- ty. Alabama. MOBILE. MIL, (Icl. 7.——'l‘bc St. i.ou~ Is balloon t‘cutennial, with H. B. How oywoll and .I. W. Tolland, slighicd at Silusuln. WnuhInKIOII county. Just north of Mobile, after having been in the air 48 hours. Honeywell and Tol- lund are now In this city, ESCAPED FROM STATE HOSPITAL DENVER, (.‘.olo.. Oct. 7.--Oscsr E. wanted at. Raybrook. bl. Y.. on It charge of ombcssllng 310.000 of the funds of tho New York State Hospital, made a sensational escape from the city isll h . early today and Is still at lsrxe. bile a confcdcrnte was sawing the bars In two. Ilroeso held three fallow prisoners under control with a revolver. Droege's escape was not discovered until he had boon at Iih- erty several hoursm W IOOKER WASHINGTON HONORED. BOSTON. Oct 7.-Dr. Booker '1‘. Washington who Is visiting this city. has just recclvcd from a local lodge of Masons his Muster Masons diploma. He has also been presented with the Prince Hall Centennial gold medal by Post Grand Master Nelson P. Went- worth. 'l‘hls modal commemorates Prince Hall, the father of Masonry among colored men In this country. W cuouss mosmc UNADATID. 8T. PETERBBURG. Oct. 7.-~'l‘ha cholera spldemioin. 8t. Potersbnrg continues to run its course. The cases average thirty 3-day. Thirtyvfour of the servants of the Medvied Restau- TK’ EVENING L... ...L LL... .. ....._..._L........... TOWN HIGH SCHOOL COMMITTEE. ._ Arthur Dryer. alius Oscar E. Droeso. . and exchange snythins."~1.usti¢e Blot . “0...... MW... w THURSDAY: Utility, roan. 3-“ AMI—F, L LL39 _ THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. TRISTRAM 8: HYATT, NOS. s and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. / Fall- We are showing encaptional values' In new Fall Dress Goods. fabrics can be found here. Dress Goods All that is new in weaves and ' ‘ The line includes a she wing of Priestley's famous shrunk and spotproof materials. as well as a full assortment of the celebiated Read' s Fabrics. which are the best domestic goods made. BLACK AND COLORED CHEVIOTS BLACK AND COLORED SERGES SATIN PRU N ELLAS CHIFFON BROADCLOTHS GERMAN BROADCLOTHS WIDE WALE DIAGONALS STORM i I I RICH IMPORTED NOVELTIES All of the above lines In Black as well as all the Leading Shades TRISTRAM & IIIIIIII’IIII‘IEIIII MUSIC HALL SOUTH NORWALK. THREE DAYS, STARTING MONDAY. OCTOBER 4TH ATLAN Ic COMEDY OUARTETTE. Bin on. Dancers. Comedians. Ye Old~TImo Minstrels. EMMERSON AND VANHORN. MOTION PICTURES AND TRATED SONGS. HODGES AND LAUCHMERE. The Cat Opera Singers and cisl Engagement oi FRITZ'B ACROBATIC AND BOXING 0008. DANCING WEDNESDAY AND FRI- DAY NIGHTB After the Performance. Mstlnees Wednesday. Saturday. II cilantro ._ BaseBall? New York American League Team Including Chase. Keeler. Elber- feld and all the regular players vs. ROYAL GIANTS Champion Colored Team of the World Amusement Park F riday, October 8 3:30 P.‘ M. GAME or JINoLINo. This Is an old game and used to be played on village greens In England. A piece of ground ls roped off, and the players are put In It blindfolded, the Jinglsr. who as a small hell fastened to his arm. be In; the only one who can see The, other players than try ‘to catch him guessing by the sound of the hall where be Is. The one who catches him becomes ilngler. THEIR new. ' , We could have saved the worry. The fever and the flurry. We cpuld have saved the steam and COB We spam In looking for the pole. If we had been content to wait. Another would hiveflflld the freight. For when the state 0 trade was fit. The Iceman would have captured It. HE KNEW OHI’D LIKE IT. “But mumma said she wanted a green table cover; why did you buy a red one? "Oh. you know, dear. momma Is al- ways so delighted when she can 80 tor. KIND OF HER. rent. a fashionable ration of the chpl ts], have been stricken with the dis ease. The restaurant was closed sev ‘ oral days ago. «a TEAM ITOLEN iN NEW BRITAIN. officers we notified this morning that i I team but been field oil at NW Bil tam audios vi... hold up the want the position. i'i‘here's three other parties ahead of yes. but I'll accept II three months' up- BOII'I‘HING’I‘ON out. 7 42th Exp: tion on the job without any considera- In of the state police Mid the In III “II“ *PWR ken sun from today." docisrsd the silica her... , 'I‘hc Callcrwl called In answer to your adv. for a first class cook, mum. l‘he Lady (cumin-«And did you The Caller—«Not at present. mum. “The boss alums no in consultation sill“ ILLUS .iOcI 1' .' '. . r .‘ Lake Ice Brookside Lake Ice Co Freight Yard. Two ‘l’honea— 754-3. 814-2 veterans gathered here today for their. x' 43nd annual reunlon. Gsnsisl Samuel’ M. Mansfield, of Boston. was reelected honorary president C. o. Air/ell, of Durham. active propitious, Paul Ryan, at New Heron. William H. Wstrous. of HWII hitched minder his not HYATT, NORWALR. CONN. Oopydflkl. I", jb’ Hoosier If]. 00. GET A Hoosier Cabinet HE HOOSIER SPECIAL is the best Kitchen Cabinet in the country. It saves you many. many hours on your feet, and does away with that back- breaking strain. leaning over a kitchen table. hour after hour. (I If you overhear anybody say: “All kitchen cabinets are alike." don't believe them. The Hoosier Special Is different and superior to all others. On exhibi- tion-in our basement salesrqom. H.Krieger& C0. 29-31 West W ashingiou Street Sole Agents for this Territory Benjamin eClothes sppssl very unholy to the class of men who“ appreciate “Indi- l viduslltyflh That's the word- Gilles and Gianni. N V... N- H- ‘ H. “Indlvldusllty.” Nothing also tells the story. - SUITE . . . .‘ ..... 316.00 to 325.00 ovsncons ..sIs.oo to moo 1‘ meow DOLLARI. ' .15. ' REDMAN COLLAR. -. 2 for I” Joseph Davis PURE I l Wholesale and Retail mbova-v“ 24TH G- V. REUNION. MIDDLETOWN, Oct.7 macros fifty‘ Niddlm
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