7e w our: are.
to Wear
IF NOT. IRINGTHEM TO US. WE MAKE,“ REMODEL, REUNI-
ll-DYI FURO.
4
fl Mo MAIN STREET
TEL. 478.
KARP BROS.
DESIGNERS AND LADIES’ TAiLORS.
TEL. 008 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN-
Ladies, Attention i!
‘ The tall season is approaching and we beg to iniorm the ladies
of South Norman: and vicinity that we are ready tor them with the
latest styles in SUITS and PRINCESS GOWNS.
All our style: are Imported from the boat
Houses and we assure the highest sailsi’ur lion.
AQUILA a. BRIA
THE LEADING LADIES' TAILORS.
Now vol-it Fashion
Give us it tl‘lill. "
24 MONROE STREET.
Place your order with us and get the
' bedt Lehigh Coal mined.
HARRIS St GANS C0.
Telephone 460
WHEN YOU WANT THE
Best 10c Cigar Made
ASK FOR THE
Roger Ludlow
YOU CAN'T BEAT THE
Twin City and Nugget
For Sc
MANUFACTURER.
B. J. REYNOLDS
V I FIRE WOOD
Hard
rind aoit ready for family use
Hard Wood ..... $1. 75 per V. cord.
Wood“
- Split Wood. 251: Extra.
1...... new" .
3.1. 50 per at. card.
A. CAHMI BETTS’ WOOD YARD.
i no. 74 Newtown Avenue,
3 Fhom No.183.2.
Norwalk, Conn.
.'Tuei?tn;®At O
"invent! WOMAN KNOWS—
That proper coal must be used
In the kitchen range; it not
The cooking will be a failure.
. Every woman knows—-
1i ,1! the cooking is not right
There is lack of good humor
.Aud cheerful conversation
At the table.
«Every woman knows--
‘ .A‘nd poor health; therefore
we SELL coon COALI
Til temper means bad digestion
(flood coal means good health.
And I hoot of women know-
Wheaten-O
MONBY TO LOAN
We on creation and third
Plea. All business transacted
7' outloi. Oliioe hours rm
to.
_ cont-am
SKWGWNM “a '
4’” stratum an. item 1.
or:
is you: met here?
We loan money to housekeepers: M
ii; Weakly payments also to pnnmrty
mm‘i
strict
in ii a
. ll Hum: Gannon” till a p. m.
momma“ Loan oucuntw
Haviiand lion.
cover hello to he told thilt shutout! iienam that UNUSUAL
claim that can heinous most highly developed ONLY in
he doing SOLELY in nation business and with every horrible
elm 'i‘hil is lost such a flowing: Illnlt
SouthNorwalkSavings “kin-u
UNITID “NI! WILNM
68 Water Street
Fall Suits
Hats, Shoes and
Furnishings
00 M P L ET E
For Men, Boys and Children
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 50. NORWALK
.1”.
83 Gouth Main 8L, Io. Norwalk. -
38 BOOTH MAlN ITNIIT. IOUTH NORWALK.
‘ Glut Alteration Sale of Ladies Suits. Catwalk“, Wallis. .
Dresses. R‘alhctiats and sweaters. "
We have outgrown our present quarters with rapid strides and we
are compelled to eularuo our promises. During this rebuilding every
garment in reduced. Ladiee' Suits, in all worstedfiflm to 340.1..adieh
Dreelel. front ‘39. 98 up. 32. 0t) Lingerie Welsh; for “c. We alter tree.
2 CAL! IN BOTH aTONEM
., The Paris Cicak and Suit House
38 80. MAIN ST“ 80. NORWALK
Millinery Opening
‘
m lion at. summit. ,
SPINISH-iiiilllllllillilil
is sin ti llllliiiilli
Prolessor Ferret Faced the Firing
Squid Without Flinching and I
Died at First Volley
BARCELONA, Oct. lij‘.-~»Proi. l-‘ran—
cisco Ferret. the Spanish educator and
convicted revolutionlnt. was shot, to-
day at the fortress oi Montjlch. where
he had been contined since his con-
demnation by court-martial, lie faced
the firing squad without liincliing and
fell dead at the first volley.
h‘errcr. except for a momentary ex
prossion oi etiioiion. immediately pie
ceding his death, retained his compou-
urc to the lust, His attorney. M.
inlccrun. who had defended iIIc pris-
oner so loyttlly its to bring about his
own arrest, for improperly addressing
the court. hurl secured permission for
u brief 1qu with tho rcvolutionist be
fore the latter was led to the ditch
where he was id‘dlc. To his attorney
l-‘orrci- npoltt- reclinxly of the work
for which be bad sacrificed his lilt-
TRY one
Bologuas. Ftankiurters and Sau-
sages -— all made fresh. daily
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE“ 445.
Our Coal’l‘alks Out Coal
may not will
Convince You
Only personal caller
lance couuta when lllllll‘
ityweuperior quality
is the lanuo.
I’ or no ii iii experience
with our llnaelion ooul
lit what you need to
convince ynnracli of
what Wi‘ know:
That the great oi the coal in in
the burning
That the bumidfl oi our Harol-
ton coal in eupoiior
That‘a a burning shame you did
not honor it aooner.
The B.lietebiield 8: Son Co.
Til. I”. 122 Wit" It.
ipéaifin‘eu‘ri“ iN MXSBXéNU.
BETTB. '
iliiH’I‘iIN. i'lt'i. low-timomor lira~
per today appointed two plumbers of
the lion liiliii-iliillii'c io‘llillmi‘iiinl state
coiumlsaiour, ticitiiior Hurry P. Moi-tic.
oi anorhlii. being made a member
of the Bout-d oi" (fioiirllliitiou and Art
nitration. Hoprcsentotlvn Corliss. of
Hinghlm wan placed on the Board of
(livll service (hittinllleiutinre
w. “LA.
utiii ol tho future of his daughter.
wliosc Ill‘llH“ nitcnipt to sure his life
touched the tumor more dcoplv itp~
,Ilii‘i‘lili} thou not other incident of Illi-i
triui iiini cornictioii. On Porter‘s ill"
cost. his i'uuiily \vnu lul’t ticpuudcut
won this daughter. who at once on
curcd employment In it binciiit rlii‘ltil')
the «laughter mud» n port-tonal appeal
to Kim: Alfonso to upure her father's
ch. Wilt-ii lili'til‘ t‘ut'tti “'Pl'l‘ winter!
by Unicorn", lt‘crrcr broke down. it
amt but a passing l‘llliltioll and pros-
l'ilil} tho tiiltlitiintotl Il'l‘iliililllllitil Wile
‘lllIlM'il again.
it‘t-rrer declined to receive the ltitit
sacraments nudiul'ncd away from the
two private of the Order oi Peace and
Charity. who had linen iil‘lil by the
prison authorities to offer hitn Illl‘ iin-
ul (‘tilliitilltiiilli oi the church.
\thu llio hour of his oxocinlon or
river! ho polio-ll ilrnwly throtmh the
prison rurd to tho ditch in the ahatlow
of tho ouch-cling wuil. Without a unit'-
er. he {iiili'ii tho iwclvo lniantrymon.
who. at tho word of command. tired it
pinulo allot. When the report of tho
volley had died uwuy l-‘error was dead
upon the mound.
Previous to the execution lil‘Ot‘IIlt
lions hurl been tulton to forestall a
possible attempt at rescue by doubling
the auniincle on the walls oi the fort-
roan
rho tiring pound wan drawn by lot
and the contend to tire was given by
(liin.lllt1t?rin..lniii before his om
were bandaged Fairer examined his
will, which had heap drnitod for ill!
by honor Perinayor, dean of the no-
tation. while the preparation: for the
execution were going on. The con-
tentu of the will have not been made
public.
With the execution of Francisco Fen
tor the nuthoritlau have removed front
the affairs of Spain one long nulpooted
of revolutionary activities and who be?
cause of his education and Influence.
moi (It'i‘illod oi mcuilnr danger to the
dialic,
respected in the Mail protesta at
times violent in lot-or by sympathise"
with the prisoner not. only in Spain.
but in peril of Mono and Holy. Many
to King Alton-o. like was also threat-
ti‘orrer'a life.
turmoil“ formerly a director oi
school of Barcelona and
was repeatedly mauled or teaching re-
volutionary doctrines. in 1m he was
arrested charred with complicity with
Michael Morales In the attempt upon
the life at King Alfonso which rm
made on the day in the king's uter-
rtau to Iirinoou lilna or nattaabarl
on am it oi that year. Attai- l trill
, lHE Blilill lllii Iii Willi ll lHt lllllill PRIBES
count NORWALK AND staurorto.
‘ lilo;
longed to have related to revolutionary
movements and to have Included the
proclamation of a Spanish republic.
Hi8 Counsel declared that Ferror was
the victim or the hatred for him by
the conservatives.
CONECTICUT FISHERMEN ORGAN.
. IZING.
NOANK. Oct. i3.——Fishermen on
this panel the Connecticut shore are
organising a body for the purpose of
protecting their rightatin the courts
and the legislature, The principal pill"
pose of the organization will be to aid
in the legal battle which Is at present
being conducted to test the constitu-
tlonallty of the law pmtiding that men
fishing entirely in New York writers
must take out it Connecticut license.
*—
There was quite a warm session In
Meadow street. yesterdny afternoon.
and before it was over. Deputy Sheriil'
Samuel C. lrciuud was called in to
nrresi (‘hariea Raymond. The hitter.
it was claimed, hnti assaulted Albert
S. Youngs. Tito case was to have been
heard in the police court this morning.
but the cmtrt officials being out oi toan
lul adiournment was taken to this lil-
icrnoon.
~ Auction Sale of Furniture
At the Storage Warehoule of L. J.
Reynolds A Son. Main St. and
Gregory Place. Norwliit
SATURDAV, OCT. 16. at 1 o’clock p.m
The i'ollowlni: will be sold: \\ riting
denim wardrobe.- white enameled both
arcade. single. thine-quarter and don
iiiutlrcsuos. folding beds. parlor
stoves. ranges, pits and oil heaters, cur-
pcln. rockers. dining table and chairs.
marble top tablps. solid mahogany bed
stood and springs largo lurictt or pio-
lures TIHIIItIN couch. piano npbolster
od chnira lute c.iiiitlluo dishes. chit
The decree of the court martial was .
petitions tor chimney; were Idol-laud '
cried with death In tailed to spare .
[Blot Filth 0M
ntilei'. bedroom euitn iintenus general
household goods. Sale rain or shine.
J. w acuLst. Auctioneer.
OUR
Fall Stock
Is Here
. There In an exclusivenell.l
certain Individuality about our
stock that you can't got also
Where. All to styles, we know
that corn on equal to the boat.
We recomm that aood style.
combined with the beat wonrlng
leather motto. ll foremost con-
lldoratlon on the part of the
public it you want the
Latest Styles
in Footwear
OW! U. A TRIAL.
CONNEALLY
BRACKEN
at welnindr'on one".
loot-n ,aonwaut. .
taut-none am
wean ma AMIRIOAN one
area. .. nev an
oua _ no.
not "rein risiii
Blue Filth. Wool: Filth. Butter Flatt.
lit hills, shoppers.
Halibut. Clam. intern. Native moat
ions.
1
. j eel-a hue nearly completed the verb
goods made
SERGES
SATIN PRUNELLAS
BLACK AND COLORED Cl-IEV‘IOTS
BLACK AND COLORED
STORM
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NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Fall Dress Goods
We are showing exceptional values in new Fall Dress Goods.
fabrics can be found here. The line includes a showing of Priestley‘ a famous shrunk and spotproot
materials. as well as a full assortment of the celebrated Read“ 5 Fabrics, which are the best domestic o
All that is new in weaves and
CHIFFON BROADCLOTHS
GERMAN BROADCLOTHS
, WIDE WALE DIAGONALS
RICH IMPORTED NOVELTIES
All of the abow: lines in Black as well as all the Leading Shades.
Elilllilllllliillls
MUSIC HALL
ONE NIGHT ONLV
Thursday. October 14
Form! a. Tuiloy (lne.)‘oiter
Minnie Victorson
_|N..
This Woman and
This Man
Direct from the Marlins Elliott
Theater, New York. t‘olnpicic
Production.
Under Auapieoa Ponauua Count
cli. Royal Aceanum
emcee. 4115?)??? 75c. 50c.
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK.
THREE DAYS. STARTING
MONDAY. OCTOBER 11th
The 31,000 Vaudeville Offering
THE FLY-BY-NIGHT MINBTRELG
10-PEOPLE—16
Deacon. Comedians. Munic-
lanl. Special Scenery.
MR. FRANK FOREST
The "Oleott" of Vaudeville
EMALINE
The 20th Century Marvel
THE HUDSON-FULTON CELEBRA-
TlON PICTUHES
THE POWERS BROS.
in “A Fllh Story"
DANClNG WEDNEBDAV AND FRt.
DAY NIGHTS. AFTER PER-
FORMANCE
MATINEEO. Wed. A lot.
NIGHTS
I
Singorl.
................. 10 and 30c
-m—F ..M-.. . ,.
Take NotiCe
FRED SCHEIDLER
wishes to inform his many friends
and the public in general that he has
opened
A Strictly Up-to-Date
Barber Shop
SOUTH MAIN OTRIIT
T... 0...?
on...
for Women
Gun Metal. button, cloth tap
Pat. Colt, button..aii colored topl
At $2.25
MAX LEVY
POST
CARDS
10c a Dom
W A. Brlg'geniiati’ 3
home 9768!.
Donavon linen. ll! Wuinmn at.
alligator; concerto.
SOU'I‘HINOTON. Oct. IS.-Enlili‘
....... 106
CityHotel Block
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT,
NORWALK CONN.
H. rieger 8: Co.
29 31 West It ashington Street
The Leading Clothing
Suppliers
For Men, women and Children,
in The Norwalks
t
This Isa Cash Store
Extending to You the
Charge Convenience
OUR CHARGE ACCOUNT PLAN resembles in no way
the old instalment methods.
While; we ate: t payments in
small sums that you can easily spare and hardly miss. the to-
tal receipts are large—our daily cash receipts equal our daily
sales. so you see that. we do not actually give as much credit
as stores that sell upon thirty and sixty days' time.
Come and See Our
‘MlLLlNERY
We lead in thisldepartment. as well as in all others.
will find a selection here that cannot hetouod elsewhere.
Prices juat'one-hall lea-then New York stores are charging
for goods of the some quality. '
You
"light Vat-ti.
’ "an"
STAMFORD.
oiliu anti Uterine, .Ii. V9
FORD ATTORNIV MAD;
Oct?” Iledainlii’ 1‘.
Conan, a graduate of the‘Ylie’Lo‘w
ticblol. who hall for one and outlet!
yearn practiced law highland-tit
night at. the Bimini-l Katmai at
lento itidnly trouble. During one oi
the Cleveland administration. be on:
.Milr It Window Moulds no-
on. all new it
PURE
noun
H. Krieger& o.
29-31weowasnngnn Street
uspenders
For the Man of Action
LOOK well. .
wear well;
and ,maa easy as
none at all. ‘50 do
My hot .1; you all-r it.
an THIM m can wear window
50c
Joseph Davis
Norwalk Chronicler