'3‘"
boys
KARP
. .
"MOT. nIRING THEM TO DO. WI MAKE, RIMODIL, III-INF
naetnusns and clinical TAItona. .
‘ freL. ass snort? , NonwAtKncoau.
Place your order with us and get the
best Lehigh
HARRIS 8t
; Telephone 400
BROS
Coal mined.
GANS co.
08 Water Street
’ WHEN YOU WANT THE
sen 10c Cigar Made
ASK FOR THE
Roger Ludlow
YOU CAN'T BEAT THE
(Twin City and Nugget
' For 5c
n. J. REYNOLDS
IMANUFAOTURIR.
FIRE WOOD
Hard and sott ready for family use.
nerd Wood ..... 01.76 per it cord.
soft Wood. ..... at .50 per la cord.
Split Wood, 25c Extra.
A. caaut asrrs' wooo YARD.‘
N0. 74 Newt0wn Avenue,
Phbns tie. 783-2. Norwalh, Conn.
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helices Q90 (39.
EVERY WOMAN KNOWS—
That proper coal must be used
In the kitchen range; if not
. “The cooking will be a failure.
Every woman knows-—
If the cooking is not right ‘
There is lack of good humor
. And cheerful conversation
At the table '
Every woman knows——
1« _ Ill temper means bad digestion
" And poor health; therefore
Goad coal means good health.
_ And a host of women know-
,v ‘ WE SELL GOOD COAL!
jitsfims @111. @.
Fall “Suits
Hats Shoes and
Furnishings
, COMPLETE
For Men, Boys ‘ and Children
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH M‘Alhl 811. 30. NORWALK
TRY OUR
Bolognas. Franklurters and San-
sages —- all made fresh, daily.
F. KARL,
70 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 045.
OurCoal
' will
Our Coal-Talks I
may not)
Convince You
Only personal exper-
ience counts when qual-
ity—~supcrlor quality--~
is the issue.
P e r a on at experience
with our anciton cost
is what you need to
convince yourself of
what we know:
That the proof of the coal is in
the burning
That the burning at our Hazel-
ton coal Ia superior
That‘s a burning shame you did
not know it sooner.
'I he B.llcrshlieid 8t 8011 Go.
Tel. 204. 122 dialer 8t.
w,'~oW«--» m. -, 0.. ...
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
_ weekly payments also to property
on second and third more
t All business transacted strict-
“elitist. Oillce hours from 0 s.
‘ 'I p. 0).: Saturdays till 9 p.rn
MPINDINT LOAN A IIOUIITV
_ OOMPANY
sshtnqton‘et. Haviland stag.
Qhe light up. Room 1.
10¢ a Dozen
W, A. Briggennan s
I“! M” M“?
W-.~w.w---m
Two Quality Boots
for Women
Gun Metal, button. cloth ten
Pat. Colt, button. all colored tops
At 02.25
MAX LEVY
WASHINGTON eraser (salons)
Smith tut the clubl You. by Jove,
there's very little you can teach me.
I've been ovvrywhcl-c. done every-
thing. anon ovorytlilng!
'l‘he Scotch Moiuhet iiiii Nouns man.
did you over how: i). We?
Smith-MD. T311. Grout ficott. no!
The Scotch Momtrcrm'rhen you've
‘aesn nowtw't‘hq sketch.
Represented itl‘tiultltxnlly. the linited
States now consumes \enriy a roll at
of eatery this, can be round
doing scents a mines *
messed. This is just such a Savings Bank
"Nor-walk Savings Bank
WED IAN“ Nil-Dill
white paper 880 tot-t high and ill? feet
in diameter. , ' .
Wham 1a
story possible
hm utW
«humanism»
Meats and Provisions of all kinds. -‘
1‘" 'Wmiid
ahewmnattraetl
« i! take advantage
sale
Stamford
uni tints
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwailt. 511.. Probate
Court. October 13th, A. D., 1909.
Estate of Mary A. Townsend. late of
Norwallr, in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict or Norwaik. hath limited and at
lowed six months from the date hereof
tor the creditors of said estate to es-
hlblt their cialIns for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
said time. will be dcbarred a recovery.
All net-sons indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate pay-
ment to
CHARLES N. SMITH.
Administrator.
014 ill 28
[illills Mill lllllllllli.
Edward Walker.
The remains of Edward Vooikcr.
who died yesterday at Guillord. Con-
nocticut. will be taken to the Soldiers‘
Home. in Nomton. for burial today by
Undertaker Raymond. of Norwalk.
Milllllllllll Will NEWS
E. S. Ferris. of South Norwulk. la
in New York city todaiy.
A aurc chance to find success at
Merrill College. Road about ii.
A big sale of boy!’ football suits
in Coleman's. See adv. .ior prices.
Road about Creamer'a Root Form
shops in the hdv. oi Flynn and Ryan.
w H Norris. ol Danbury to spend
mg the din in Nolwnilt on imsiness.
Dr1 sea scallops are advertised at
only 40 per quart ,1. qtrtbills Sec
lldi tor pritos.
George W Adams. of Weston, has
been a recrnt guest oi‘s iriend in
Westport uterine. Norgvallt.
Miss Perry. of East Norwalit. has
been a guest this week at her cousin.
Miss Edith Wilcox. of Weston.
The Wanita Whlat Club. of South
Norwullt. will hold their Brat moutln‘
oi the winter in the near future.
The Plus Whlat Club will meet with
Mrs. Robert Van Buren. ol‘ Went avo-
nuc. next Tuesday atternoon. October
lilth.
Chestnuts. of which tho woods are
providing a moderate suuply this tall.
me now being offered in the local
stores and markets.
Mrs. Ambler and Miss Raymond; ot
Wilton, attended the golden wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Richards Wood at thalilsldort Aston
Is. on Monday evening. October lith.
W
ms WIALTH AeolosurAt.
Mlaeionary Who Had te Pay tor Let
in China Has Fortune Thrust
Upon Him.
'1‘ he roceiit dollh in his eighty not
your. or the tier Dr. William Aalunors
a dinttngulhhed forel missionary ot
tho baptist Church. of 1nerloa.recalla
the Interaction tact that When in 1868
he warns anointod to Boston China.
he barns tied for the purchase of a
lot for mission buildings. agreeing to
my $800.1‘hc board in Boston refit-
aiug to sanction the p11rcbase.l)r.Asl1-
morc paid tor the lot himself. and
the purchase made him a rich man.
as a the Missionary Review.
he shorewnrd troubles of the lot
was stterwsrd tilled in for a. consid-
erable distance out into the harbor.
and this “made lsnd'h so ulna-
ble tor warehouse sites that the sale
or it brought the raise! a tor-
ume. Out or time“ routs he gave
810.000 to found atll cutest studio
nary stewetow. int Dr Ashmore
gsutf’mlifid‘ misaio secretary“ in
ii at no
returned borne and Rind“. their; color
a year. but Wider m lbilitles did
not suit lilltl.‘3 Md ‘mlfiiedbn
went back to 0m ll years
more of active aarrl
stories vitriol: erb by littlest-spit
an all over the world in making colon
ed pictures as sewed a little die
(“at “with! Mr or Me miles
by tyrant tires bread user in»
According confess". treatise
« . 11 scorn 11 cut eraser. um «cabins. «
,. A thnau’ s wardrobe is Not doublets .' ~
' Without a Visit to Our' §t0re ‘
utility. beauty. duality and popular prices su Muss to make title
us. and eeenemleel bbydts ’wlil quick. ,
it: so LADIES: in Misses suits. for on: sale . ...... . ..... .so
014.00 LAD! 'and MISBEB’ Slil'l‘fl. for this sum... .».. ....... . .
noon Lani ans urasns' surrs' for this a ..... ...s a
825.00 “1"”.ny Miasns' sons. for this sale ..... ....81 .08“
the beat and lowest. selection in town. Style and
prices"I to” suit
$3311": 18 Myigg: fight‘hla cg; ”buld' .7”... ......... .81.!8‘
, w moor atom or tronts.........m
, atoll aunt w are, for this the y
- s so CHILD n s and onus cons. ior {in} The ......
8 .00 BLACK 3 K PETTIOOATS, for this sale .....
not HEATHEEBLbOM PET’l‘lCéA'rs, for this tale .......... .
" SALE OF MILLINERY,
Charming models. distinguished by their style and by their at.
tractive trimmings; sold all over at 88.
' we ALTER race
SALE IN BOTH STORES
ms pests
of these leatbm.
........ sue
. .
Our price for this
aevae'eta ...... lanes-lit ...... e
_ So. Norwalk
DEATH LIST NOW FIFTIEN.
Mother and infant Daughter Died
From injuries‘ in Key West, Florida.
KEY WEST. Fla“ Oct. ii.——~Mrs.
Phemc Thompson Plnney and her in-
fant daughter died here yesterday
from injuries received during the
storm. ‘
This. with the loss of the crew of
twelve of the tug Sybil wrecked at
Bahia. Honda; and of Timolrecper
Murphy drowned at Marathon. bring
the total death list to fifteen.
The British steamer Pleroma arriv-
ed here yesterday. bringing the crew
or the schooner Florence R. Hewson,
which was so badly wrecked by the
storm that she was abandoned by her
crew when she became water-logged.
w.
.“W‘
St. Petersburt. which is to have
850000.000 spent on it for sanitary
improvements. has, been described as
the most unhealthlui of the content's
great cities. its death rate to said at-
ways to exceed 3 birth rate.
Customer—Ar; those . eggs any
Rood? Gch‘Wt ‘eru, sir.
Customer—My gracious. are they as
for gene as mall-Judge.
Auction Sale of Furniture
At the Store e Warehouse of L. J.
Reynolds Son, Main 8t. and
Gregory lace. Nor-walk
SATURDAY, OCT id. at 1 o'clock pm
The following will be sOld: W rlting
desks. wardrobe. white enameled bed
steeds. sintle. Wear-tor and don-
ble; mattresses folding bode.'parlur
stoves. raum, a a and oil heaters, car-
pIts. rockers. din hg tsblb and chairs.
marble top tnblcs, solid mahogany bod.
stead and springs. large variety or plc~
titres. trainee. couch. piano, upholster-
- TRISTRAM & IHYATTt
nos. 2 ”and 5 «3mm summits.
Fall Dress “ oo's
We are showing exceptional values 1n new Fall Dress Goods.
All that is new in weaves and
fabrics can be found here. The line includes a showing of PrieStley’ a famous shrunk and spotproof
materials,- as well as a full assortment of the celebrated Road's Fabrics, which are the best dornestio
goods made.
BLACK AND COLORED CHEVIOTS
BLACK AND COLORED STORM
SERGES ‘
SATIN PRUNELLAS
x
CHIFFON ssoaocmms
GERMAN BROADCLOTHS “ y !
WIDE WALE DIAGONALS
RICH IMPORTED NOVELTIES
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All of the above lines in Black as well as all the Leading Shades. .
NORWALK, OONN.
28281 West Washington.05t.:. South'...Norwalk
Kindel
\
An Elegant Davenport. wh‘ch does
not have to be moved. from the we]
0! ”we cannot
ed chairs lncc curtains dishes. chit-
onter. bedroomnflts bureaus general
household goods. Sale rain or shlno
J. w. QCULLEY. Auctioneer.
OUR
Fall Stock
Is Here
There is an‘ sscluatvouesa. a
certain individuality about our
stock that you can‘t set also-
whero. As to styles. we know
that ours are equal to the best.
We resumes that good style.
combined with the boat weer-ins
leather madc is foremost con
sideratlon on the part of the
public. it you want the
Latest; Styles
in Footwear
divs us A 'rtuat.
CQNNEALL’Y
BRACKEN
s1 wasumcroa eraser.
scorn “dawns.
. vacations am
was run AMIMGAN sue
sass Ass
OUA HANTIIO. ' .
“inst! nth: Fish!
W‘ofllllli. the it»: (iodmth. lilo lit;
stonewall. 120‘ mi. Mackerel. the to.
Manors, lilo. ill.“ Haddock. It: "i;
sous island smudge. 40c qt... Natl o
Milena. 00c yet on
(libido.
(Emilie til-
A Spacious Wardrobe Box under the
Seat. Easily Accessible.
peritors.
petition.
A Full Size Bed-Sanitary. Comlort- are engaged to
able sud Bumble.
Come and Open 21
Charge Account
The Store That
Gives Satisfaéiion
or YOur Money
Back lortlreAsking
o it will pay you to look before
making your purchases.
con§cientiously say R
that we sell cheap’ér'thau outcom-
q We can melt all‘lcgit. mite cum-
ll Merchants who buy inferior go‘ods.
such as seconds, and you‘d be sur-
prised to know how many stores
just such business.
are not our competitorsaglill we
charge no more for our 80008 than:
l: .l.
R
an“.
iv L. “use“,
OAN Wl‘I’NI“ VANDCIIILT.
cantata Imlth to ltun the etaamr to
bat item eeuth “walk to.
been island. ‘
Muslims are action to tries a tit-st
class Opportunity to sea the V stbllt
coo “Mobile race at loans is
October 80 Camels Anal ill 8. dotlth
has decided to run the steamer Isabel
I
Midfield
, morning road
over from th Namath find that
"”i‘” ‘""' BrookardelisltelceCo
1mm it v. it. n. a a.
'flifltl M
m ”$1.75!“ 314;:
with the WI islsnd ital 001s.
busy for the carrying out the lsattai'a
managers alter they reach the tons
bland shore.
1am motto is um locally is this
runs and as Is customary. it Is um
30h that a big detention will gamer
mm bore.
W3
' "You mount mints you on to
tun around haretontmt. thnny (std
hrs. inhaling. alum» tiy. “lust Manse
by nature was. lies”. an ass-
tunes to go by.“ 'itiosso’i‘ri
’twncateb 1:11“an
tsunami W WM raster
ta.“
g I“ surf-without“ . . e
m
, WM’tsestasiatbmtadirnar
c“ r r .11....
they do for the inferior qualities. '
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“A...”
PleXO
Suspenders
For the Man of Action
LOOK well.
weer well.
snd,-u easy as
son at on
"’1‘;in *
1 m ram m libs wear willow
50C .
ommvu
Norwalk Chronicler