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are compelled to solar
garment is reduced.
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Ladies, Attention. '
The fall season is approaching and we beg to inform the ladies
of South Norwallt and vicinity that we are ready for them with the
latest Italian in SUITS and PRINCESS GOWNS.
All our styles are imported from- the best New York Fashion
Houses and we users the highest satisfaction. Give us a trial.
AQUILA & BRIA
W THE LEADING LADIEQ' TAILORB.
24 MONROE STREET.
ran. as.
MARK TWAIN. lNTERVdEW.
‘He interrogates Himself Upon Wedd-
ing Topics.
After the marriage of his daughter
. Wednesday Mark Twain gave to the
Associated Press, the following charac-
teristic interview which he had prepar-
ed "to avoid and delays at the cere-
mony” as he expressed it. Speaking of
the bride and groom. Mr. Clemens
said: "Clara and Gabrllowltsch were
pupils together under lttchetlsky In
Vienna ten years ago. We have
known him intimately ever since. it's
not new, the engagement. it was
made and dissolved twice six years
ago. Recovering from a perilous sur~
glcai operation, two or three months
passed by him here in the house end-
ed a week or ten days ago in a renow-
al. The wedding had to be sudden. for
Gsbriiowiich's European season is
ready to begin. The pair will sail a
fortnight from now. The first engage-
ments are in Germany. They have
taken a house in Berlin."
"Can you say a word or two about
the nodding Mark Twain library?"
"The village did me the honor to
name it no. it flourishes. The people
come to it from a mile or on around.
Place your order with us and get the
best Lehigh Coal mined.
HARRIS WW. GANS CO.
. Telephone 460— 68 Water Street
W .......... 4—1.” 77,7..-”
‘...-.... Fall Suits
Best 10c Cigar Made
Hats, Shoes and
ASK FOR THE
Roger Ludlow Furnishings
YOU CAN'T BEAT THE
Twin City and Nugget ForMen.Bovs and Children
For 5c D. GOTTLIEB
- B J REYNOLDS 11 NORTH MAiN 31'. so. NORWALK
MANUFACTURER. We are all engaged in propagating thr-
‘ building fund. in a social and inca-
TRX OUR pensive way, through picnics. nfiure
FIRE WWD noon lens and other frolics in tho
nelphiulrhrxui with now and then a full
strength concert in my house at one
lt-niullous prices. We lllil one last
week with a team composed of flabrll-
owllacll, David Blspham and this bride.
Willi mo as inlrodnocr and police.
W“Wt' had an audience of 52.3 When
1 hair a male [fileill l (barge him a
dollar for his bed and turn the money
into the fund and give him an unto
graphed receipt which he carries away
and sells for 81.10."
in speaking of his guests Mr. Clem
one said:
"'l‘hcao guests are klnafoik and old
special friends. The Rev. Joseph If.
Twitchoil. of Hartford, the officiating
clergyman. is a friend of mine of
foriy‘lwo yonra' standing. lie married
this bride's mother and mo thirty-nine
years ago. litre. Crane (sister of Mrs
Clemens). who is proant now. was
present then. Mrs. John B. slanchnold
a achoolmulc of my wife. is present
now. She was present then. This
bride is named for her. Mrs. Woods is
Mr. Twitoheil's daughter. i knew her
Bolognas. Frankquers and Sau-
sages - all made fresh. daily.
Meats and Profisionsof all kinds.
F. KARL.
76 NORTH mm swarm
PHONE 445.
‘5. 1
Hard‘and soft ready for family use.
Hard Wood. . . . 41.75 per it cord.
son Wood......$1.5o per 14 cord.
7 3le Wood. 260 Extra.
a. cam: aarvs' wooo vase.
N0. 74 Newtwvn Avenue,
Phone lilo. 788-2. Norwalli, Conn.
"TusTEutSOM-O
EVERY WOMAN KNOWS—
That prqper coal must be used
I'll the kitchen range; if not
The cooking will be a failure.
Every woman knows-—
If the cooking is not right
7 There is lack of good humor
And cheerful conversation
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. 3"“? "mm“ “mm“ 00:: ‘ Bugle em?“ tion of the United sum. one in a
)0
Ill temper means bad digestion
And poor health; therefore
Oped coal means good-health.
And a host of women know-
WE SELL GOOD COALI
mother in larael now-dint this is mere-
ly figurative—she really llvealn Brook-
lyn. lira. Crane and i hsvs been corn-
rade. forty-one years and our use
are the same. United they foot up
its years. though you wouldn't think
It to look at us.
"The Gliders are old friends though
not very old in tboanailer of years.
William Dean Howells will arrive at
any time. He is seventy-one or seven-
ty-nine years old or along there. i
have known him since he was a child.
has has no age. The word has no de-
finite meanlnlr. Howells and l pitisd
James Russell Lowell when he reach-
all fifty and towel! pitted himself. too.
not being aware that he had not yet
crossed the boundary line of math.
"it distressed him to have as men-
tion the subject of an. Al fifty a per
son is mil: young. but he will not
find it out until later! . ,
"Are you at vein now?”
”No. i don't worhl have a trouble.
sum pain in my breast Which won't
allow It. and
ience counts when anal
lty-~auperior nudity—-
is the MM ‘
Personal experience
with our llaasiton coal
is what you need to
convince yourself of
what we know:
That the proof of the coal is in
the burning
That the burning of our Halal-
ton cell is superior
That a a burning shims you did
not know it sooner.
The ii. liershfleid a Son Co.
Tel. are. 1!! dilator It.
M...- ”mun—.4... A...» A.
HONEY TO LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers ii'
ll iwsohly payments. also to property
second and third mort
limit limitless t noted alricf.
9 Manual. Offloeh here from ll a
lit 1 p. 9“ haturdays till 9 p. m
FINN"? LOAN t IICUIITY
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Measles-on st. Havliand so.
One in in on. Room 1.
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mamas
MIDAL MARKET. QUIET.
NEW YORK. Oct nuns metal
markets were quit-l today. with prices
prscticaily unchanged from last qno«
lotions.
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Mrs. Memoir lirnnuaae. the mother
of the recently elected mayor of Nor
walk. is visiting inn niece. Mrs. Edgar
W. Hoyt ill Pin-ii Row. Stamford
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. my ulceration
§_ plays with too.
day for two is: whonour.
a’ their about am from have upon
which Ill raises WW
nose mam
r glimmer about in as told that saviitha‘iwm that it cause
“of safety that «some found most highly developed on
loin. sensor a scrim business and with every possible
sow This is dust such a Savings Bank. ,
Mr account here?
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MNOl'WfllksaViilfis Bank. WWW-luvs new
UNITID “NR Dim-Mi“.
W of la my life."
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Willi fl. Will Infill-it. ”lift. .
W The Paris * Cloak andSuit House
Mlllmery Opening
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SOUTH NORWALK AND STAMFORD.
-‘ won't allow the to stir ‘
out of the noun. . 71 play billiards .
. an exercise. ”at ”Tamar Paine.
O MO MG!“ 6"" .
Heist
"be you like it am at moduli, limit
CI to M. Ladies'
We alter free
no it, otamferd.
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could please me or perhaps a y other
father. There are two or three trsgi
cally solemn things in this life and a
happy marriage is one of them for the
terrors of life are all to come. A fun-
eral is a solemn oillce. but i go to
them with a spiritual uplift thankful
that the dead friend haa.been set free.
That which follows is to me tragic and
awful—the burial. i am glad of this
marriage and Mrs. Clemens would be
glad, for she always had a warm affec-
tion for gabrllowltech. but all the same
it is a tragedy since it is a happy mar-
riage with its future before it, loaded
to the plumsoil line with uncertain-
ties."
BRIDEGROOM KiLLa HIMSELF.
BATON ROUGE. La.. Oct. 9.—After
only twelve hours of married life. John
Elam. secretary of the Baton Rouge
Life insurance Agency. shot and killed
himself here today. Yesterday at 6
p. m. Elam was married to Miss hand.
of this city. At ti o‘clock this morn-
ing he asked his wife to bring him a
cup of colleen She had hardly left
the room whdn he ended ills life with
a revolver,
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PLEADID d'l‘JlL'rv To “own.
EAST HAMPTON. Oct. 9.—Henry
Collins. who was brought back from
Montvlllo, Mass. pleaded guilty oi
criminal assault upon Mary Moriarty.
s school girl. before Justice Northrop.
today. and was held for the Bumrior
court in 3500. He was taken over to
the liatidun loll for safekeeping.
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GAVE. A OHAKIIPERIAN RECiTAL
Clarence l. Freed. who gave a
Bhakesperean recital at Dal-lea 'l‘uca.
day night, gave a similar recital last
evening at the assembly hall of the
Franklin school. hlr. ln‘reed's subjett
last evening vine "Julius Caesar”.
which he handled well though the at
iondanrc was not wry large. Mr.
Freed has a repertoire of nine plays.
The entertainment was under the
auspices of the Athletic Association.
llllllllllill llllill NEWS
Mrs. Frank llaml‘ty. of 29 familiar
loll avenue was admitted to tho Nor
walk Hospital this morning and was
operated on by Dr Ward 8. Gregory.
assisted by llr. L M. Allen.
An effort wuu mode to ascertain to
day if it has been definitely decided
by Daniels and Company whether they
will move to ilanhury as a result of
the negotiations looking to that end.
and best information obtainable seems
to indicate that the mailer has not
yet been definitely decided. .
William it. llsbbell who is under-
stood to be financially intomted in
the Woodward avenue factory pmpsr-
ty. stated thl. morning that he did not
know positively whether the company
would move. but he has been inclined
to think they will it is believed that
quite an effort will be made to got
the company to stay here. it has been
stated that John Wolthauaen. who is
still connected with the company. is
favorable to hunting In i‘lanbury on
attempt of his wife's health Mr. Wolt
lhausen was formerly in business in
that city.
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Victime-No.
Barber—Jon ought to have some-
thing on your hair.
Victim-4 know it: hand me my hot.
please. wCleveland Plain Dealer.
wears imam".
'l‘ile Bridewo loathing, our honey-
moon was lost 1 lovieat ever
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GreatAltoraiionSflIofLsdles somehow. Wallis
Dresses, Wooden and Sweaters.
We have outgrown our present quarters wlth rapid strides and we
our premises. During this rebuilding every
lea' Suits. in all worsted.
Dresses. from ”.00 up. $9.00 hinxerle Wsiats fdr
IALI iN IOTH STORED.
NOS. a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Fall Dress Goods
We are showing exceptional valueain new Fell Dress Goods. All that is new in weaves and
fabrics can be found here. The line includes a showing of Priesticy's famous shrunk and spotproof
materials. as well as a full assortment of the celebrated Reed's Fabrics, which are the best domestic
goods made. ‘ «
CK AND COLORED. CHEVIOTS
3 ACK AND COLORED STORM
SERGES WIDE WALE DIAGONALS
SATIN PRUNELLAS RICH IMPORTED NOVELTIES
All of the above lines in Black as well as all the Leading Shades.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NoRWAI K CONN.
and?“ .7 __
WW WWW W Cultivate the, Habit of Coming
MUSIC HALL to the
l::::‘:‘:;.:°::°:.t‘ Kne .er Co. ’s
tore
Minnie Victorson
.4"...
You will save money by doing so. Every statement in
every advertisement issued by this store is guaranteed to be
This Woman and
This Man
Special Sale
W or nus
Direct from the Maxine Elliott
Theater. New York. Complete
Production.
Unmr Auaplces Ponassus Coun-
All colgrs tastefully: trimmed;
sold all over for 310. Our price
all. Royal Arcanum
tomorrow; Saturday, for
“loss. 41.563177“. 50c. 25c
Only our large purchasing power
and large outlet enables us to sell
these capes at such extraordinary
low prices.
SEE OUR SPECIAL
All Wool Tailored Suit
IT‘S A HUMMER
For $25 00
H. KriegerSz Co.
"T 29-h" ”welt washinthWOn Street
u
,cmrron BROADCLOTHS
csnusn saoaocm‘ras
”MUSIC HALL
BOUTH NORWALK.
THREE nave srasrmo
MONDAY. OCTOBER 11th
The $1.000 Vaudeville Offering
THE FLY-lYNIGHT MINOTRELS
ihPlOPLE—lo
Ginger-s, Dancers. Comedians. Music-
ians. Special scenery.
.Mi'i- FRANK FOREST
The.“0ioott" of Votidevllle
EMALIN!
The 20th Century Marvel
THE HUDGON-FULTON OlLiIRA-
'flON PICTURES
THE POWER. IIOB.
in “A Fish Itory"
oaucm'c’ Waoussoav auo rm.
DAV NIGHTS. AFTER PER-
EORMANCE
MATINEIQ. Wed. 5 lat. ....... the
men ................. lo and 20c
VANDERIILT PARTY LEAVE!
GROTON.
GROTON. Oct. 9.——-Thc Vanderbilt
coaching party left here at 10:15 this
mmning on its final stretch of the
road from New York to Newport. Al-
fred Vanderbilt being on the box. The
party. which had spent the night on
the yacht Diana, was Joined by several
other gentlemen. all of whom were
landed on the Oroton side of the
Thames. where the prison was in suit-
ing. The memo he handled by lev-
Irai of the members of the party in
the relays to the Rhoda island state
line and beyond. but Mr. Alfred Van-
derbilt will be on the box on the last
relay. “
Lawvaa FINID FOR ABOAULT.
TORRINGTON. Ont. 9.r~'lelllllu J.
Wall. a local lawyer. was convicted
on a charge of assault in the llorough
court, this morning. and sentenced to
pay a line of tie and costs. amouutlns 7
to “Hi. Wall was arrested about
ten days ago, after having struck Dr.
llllias Plait. member of the Republican .
state central committee. during an
argument over politics. .
Benjamin .
Clothes
IALOON sauce mo stance .
1 "Nil i
roaamoron. on. 9.--DIVM J.
Whalsn. the shines keeper who was
convicted of7illml selling of liquor on
September at and am strata. paid
Brookside Lake Ice Co
, finality." That's the word-
so due Marsha was «mange Ital-m it v. mine if. V , . _
from head underflyvhlch he hadiappul- Freight .9” “individuality." Nothing! die.
so to the superior court. .. M. mm.“- one 7M, 8“,: use the story.
aulrs .........sis.os to calm.
ovasoolura. .maos to m
'«AllfiWlQbMI . .n
sandals With“. at» .8 ‘
. HiIIHIANI ON! A DANGWIW.
Division No. l. A. 0.
very slices-still dance in
Wall street. Not-walk, last
Was a large attendance.
theatre furnished music. saddle r
iraa much enjoyed. Darrell if. um ‘
acted as floor mass-n W
sons assovlaa._W M > ‘7 j, M .
Norwalk Chronicler