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l
. 30 ‘39.”MAIN STREET
tenor. some from root. woman, nanooat. nouns.
KARP BROS.
‘ 'DEOIGNERB AND LA‘oiaov rAiLons. ‘ ,
To}. one scum NORWALK, court.
Place your Order with us and get the
boil ~Lehigh Coal mined. .
HARRIS & GANS CO.
, ‘ Telephone 450
w“ M” "L W-..
HAVE YOU TRIED THEM? THEY’RE
THE BEST MADE
ROGER LUDLOW
10c CIGAR
(Twin City and Nugget
. , 5c CIGARS
if B.
MANUFACTURER.
J. REYNOLDS
68 Water Street
Innsdfi”
Hats, Shoes and
Furnishings
COMPLETE
Darlen. In said district. deceased.
FOTMEII,BOY8 and Children The Court of Probate for the illu-
. D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK
prlcoa to suit you.
Stamford
Dlntrlct of Stamford, Court of Pro-{
bate, 88.. Stamford, March 22. liillll. l
Estate of Thomas Darling. late of
trict of Stamford hath limited and al-
lowed six months frnin the date hereof?
for the creditors of said estate where-
in to exhibit their claims for nettle-
Inent. ’l‘boue who neglect to present
” filo: wooo
third and sort ready rm family use.
litintWood. . . . .§1.75 per 5!. cord.
Soft Wood ...... {1.50 per 1,6. cord.
Split Wood. ’250 Extra. .
A. CARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newtown Avenue,
Phene No. 783-2.
Bolognas, Franklurters and Sou:
sages- all made fresh. daily. 012 I9 26
. New“, comi. Meats and Provisions of. all kinds.
......_....._ ._. .. . .. W...
anemone.
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‘
. :Tl'lsl'cjnlack of good humor
And cheerful conversation
At the table. ,
Every woman knows—
Ill temper means bad digestion
And ‘poor health; therefore
Good coal means good health;
And a host of women know——
WE SELL GOOD COAL!
Fri-Elms @AL fig.
“M
I.
.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET deceased.
OUR
their accounts, properly attested. with-
in said time. will be tiebarreti a re~
covery. All persons indebted to mold
estate are requested to make tanned-
iaie payment to
JOHN DARLING AND .
CHARLES ’l‘liAiiliEt‘S TERRY.
Execuiora.
SOLVENT NOTlt‘E.
District of Norwalk, its Probate
(”01111. October iii, A. l)_, 1909,
Estate of Mubur ng'ton. into of the
oily. munty Iiud stain of New York.
The Court of Probate for the ills-
trict oi Ntti'tv'nllt. hath limited and iii
I: may not
Convin'ce You
OM..._.- .,
MONEY TO Loan
i We loan money to housekeepers at
7‘. tl‘weokiy payments, aiuo to property
‘ owners on tit‘COi‘ld and third mort-
“ Isl. All luminous transacted strict
it confidential. (liilco hours from it u.
at. till 7 p. m.; Saturdays till it p. in.
' inPENDENT LOAN a SECURITY
j. com-ANY
.WuMn'tcn 0L, Haviland Bldg.
Ono lllulit up. Room 1.
hammer—8. c. Barnum. .l. ii.
». 9an Elven: Chan. [innit-Inlay-
hill. NIW York; H. Mathew.
y: i.» it. Huribuit. Wilton;
.1... Rockwell, Ridgenold; a.
limo t‘ «loom t4.
am. ”,9“...
a
«mini lnvoatmoiit.
. . e-SouthNorwaik Savin
outrun ”an. mm.
‘ lumo'ren for.”
Tel. 294.
Only personal uxpor~
tonne counts when quai-
ity~oiiporlor quality .
in the inane.
i' e l' it t) ll nl expiii'iin‘e
with our lillzt‘liiili t‘tmi
in what you .lii‘l‘ti to
rout‘int-e )iiili’nt‘if of
what Wl‘ know:
That the proof of the coal in in
the burning
That the burning of our Hazel»
tori coal to superior
That'a a burning shame you did
not know it sooner.
The B. Hershiield & Son CO.
122 Nliel’ 3!.
PHON E 445.
will
3
lowed six months from the date hereof
for tho t‘l‘(‘ll'iI0l‘S of said astute to ex-
hibli ilwlr claims for settlement.
'l‘hooo who nouiiwt to present their
:ll‘t'tliillis. pi‘uporly attested. Within
said lilllt‘ will bo dnbnrroii a recovery.
. m urn MA] tracer.“ _ x - _ . .
A Woman’s. Wardrobe Is Not Complete
" .. ' Wilhout‘a .Visit to Our Store ‘
Utility. beauty. quality and moular prion are tootnbinod to make this
bowing attractive, and economical buyer-o will quick-
ly takemdvantage of then rectum.
, $12.50 LADIES? and MISSEB' SUITS. for this date
$14.50 LADIES‘ and MISSEB' SUITS. for tillu‘o‘ale
.1 $20.00 LADIEB’ and MISBES' SUl'l‘S. for thin ‘ a
$25.00 LADIES and MISSEB‘ SUITS, tor this it . ........... $17.98
RAIN COATS; the beat and largest aeleoti
$4.00 PANAMA SKIRT. for this sale .................. . ...... $1.98
$2.00 LADIES WAISTSuwlth imported embroidery fronts ..... l . . .9Be
SALE OF MILLINERY
Charming models... diatingulahed by their style and by their ut~
tractive trimmings; sold all over at 88. Our price for this
sale .................. . ......
WE ALTER FREE
SAL]: IN BOTH STORES
THE PARIS
iiiildilliilii i
Ali persona indebted to mild estate are
renovated in make lllllllt‘tillllfi pay-
"will to
JOHN A. WIGTON.
Administrator.
slut lilll will-"‘iiiiu
Hun Hillii
ttlontlnned from First Page.) '
019 26 n2'
tllrd an urilon for damages against
Charles Knot-an. alleging that the litt-
tt-i- alantlerod Ilt'l‘ in the presence of
.loale anti .ioxeph Elwin-ll, and in the
prmwnoo of her illltilllllltl. The in-
:uani-on was“ cited in the complaint.
(in tho uii’i'ngth oi the above Ali's.
Nuhilniii brought unit nunlnsl (‘hnrlt-s
Kilt‘Hllli and llliltfi for 31.0% (Illlllllkt‘fi.
'I‘lio Hlflllill‘l' in itiiugvd to hurt- him"
uttt-I't-d ix‘vplt-nilwr l.
Quart-tiled Saturday.
Sim-e the slander wait utiorod and
bottnnu- the uornlp in the small llun-
gnrian union; on ”It" llnnhnry road.
there hum llt‘t‘ll frequent nniirrolu b0-
twuivn .loiwpli .\'n_iiuani and bin Will'.
Catherine. ’l‘lw iniitbnnd in a tailor in
New York oily and t-ommuten every
day. During the iiiuumer he works at
truck gardening at hla leisure hours
and was a hard working man. Some-
Otwiubddflcuiw
Shoes for Boys
Union Made.
Sill-:3 9 to 13 1.2 ............... $1.50
Sizesi to 5 1-2 ............... $1.75
MAX LEVY
WASHINGTON STREET (BRIDGE)
Fancy Wing Tip.
'l'lie titllnera oi' the
tender Playwright
dinner at. the club tutti nit-ulna. The
dinner will be unrvnd‘ot 7:30.
v n ,p . .. l A
. _ ‘ V . .1 , o . * a
“The illusnons~ of Prosperity
, Biting/newton or grind times brings its drop (it speculative
amen. .mmot be detached. They are llliinioun.
in goodwill!” to this tlaine mutual having: bank whieh hon so
ill dared ”William In your “mm! and retain the linearity of 4%
gshank
urn nonwatit‘, Willi.
romeo . ,
King. Hartford: ti. W. lluiinell. inn
.iohn 'i‘uliy. i‘.
New York: (ll‘ill‘itti Loliagu.
\Villit' Plains; l". ii‘unninu, Mill Plain:
, A, Luinuh, Portland Mn;
Scott. l’ilimllltl‘t‘lliiil'f tirorge L. Little
wood. iltulion: Mr. iiud Min. H. H. Poi-
iiu-li, city: (1. .l. i‘lnltzii. Providence, it.
l.; N. S, i'ippitl. Norwich: Wm. Mill'-
. rlaon. New York; id. .l. tlill. Boston:
ii. A. llhlrlw. llrooliiyn; i). a. Worta.
Hurttortl; .i. F. lionnntt. New York.
_............ . w as...
O
ill. Soul iiwoll.
(i'ountrv Club will
(lino-inn Klein a
. mm...”
Trust your anv-
iininn iiia lninlitoitn kept him in New
York. Wbun anmnni returned home
Saturday night he had it quarrel with
his wife and, it in alleged, beat her.
The woman ran out at the house to a
neighbor and sought shelter with her
.i'oungeat buy aged 11 yearn.
Attempted Reconciliation.
Mrs. Nalmanl returned to her Iltltllt‘
yentordny foronooa and tho boatload
made an attempt to have a reconcillla.
tlon. The wife said that aho would
not have anything more to do with bar
linaluiud and one had conaiiltod a law-
yer to obtain a divorce. M it met-
tor of (not Attorney 0. H. Kim: nu
prepared divorce proooodingn to that
end. but the tundra had not been mode
out or ant-van on the hiinband.
When Mr. Nominal wail lilitltii; at.
bin front room window ho anw .inhn
Mitchell para the house and enter the
home of George Vurgna. Mr. Nul-
maul took it revolver, and walking out
of bin hounn went directly to the ion a
of M r. Vat-nan. The front radio in need
an n wnrknhnp. Mr. National walked
ovor to More" and told him that. he
would like to have it talk with him an»
aide. The latter replied that. it he had
anything to my he better only it in the
preaenoo nt whiten-on. "All right.”
said Notional, "than take thin." and on
he spoke no whloocdout bin revolver
planed it elm to the hood of tilkeaell
and tired. lilkeacllttell forward on him
(one and was motionlau. anmani
then turned the revolver on humane
wand neat n all calibre bullet muti-
ing into him W. and he (oil over till:
intended unlimited -
. ail/rem at Ma.
The new of 3th tragedy noon
Hui-call. "Dr. ‘Donaitinon my men at
motion-e tutti Mind that loosen out
l
,m. little“ to krill R lllwflinlerllni‘nnitlta nimnolltan stitch nail on “willow B‘
, iameltaotionn. . ‘
W
died Sunday night. will take onion lo-
morrow morning Iii. ll O'clock from lit.
Mary‘s (lhurnh. ~nierment will follow
St. Mnrr‘u Como ry. Mr. Cahill for
several years: wan in the armory billi-
neaa in Stuart art-nae. The deceased
wail alxlydlvo yours Old and lemon a
walhknown family. composed of nix
daughter»- niiti maven grandchildren.
The duhaluera . are Mrs. John F.
carnyn. him. John Hymn. Mrs. Peter
China and Minoan Maraaret, .lonnph
inn and Nona (Enhlli.
l.ihn funeral of Former Mayor and
w largely hold this afternoon from
the South Norwalit naptlnt Church.
the attend-nu including; many of the
town's most prominent men. The oil-
tleqiilea ware prntltind over by tho .
outer of the cliuréh. the flow. it it NEW OON. Oct. lit-and
Carpenter.
it ‘ V :' ' .
were ver, simpler; Members at Old aitm this morning in Pythlnn Holt, Broom Mice C0
Well bit so. A. F. and A. M.. with
which Mr. lined wila afllilati-tl. .wnrr
pail humera. ‘
mm iii iiiilwlllitil 2untrit':.n.:r "are T” M” '7 ’5": "I"
of Bitidltlt pinpoint a downward Mum“ and Hum willow. No. film!
in the openim digital!
ottetlnua. ilnltnd
not dead. on ,, examination allowed ”big. lllllltiitl our
. that. 1"llill“biillut'lllll struck the cheek d .
ileum. than crawled-unwound find an oily anathema , , ,
t 3 am Out the root of the natural.: «and rail-n. Allitll mama owner itill mm. m tantalum. nitrate
mid hangar
, 1
u-n-i nonwAtK.
i. . ..
NOS. 2 and 5 oazn'r'rn BUILDING.
I ' “III“... .
We are showing exceptional values in new Fail Dress Goods. All that isinew in weaves and
. fabrics can. be found here. The line includes} a showing of Priestley’s famous shrunk and spotproof
...... ,......|8.50
$5.00 SILK WAIGTS. for this. Bill? ............................ $1.93 aterialsl as an as a ull r' - . ’ ‘~. ‘ '
$8.00 CHILDREN'S aha GIRLS’ COATS, for this We ........ 43.98 m . w i asaortment oi the celebrated Read 5 Fabnes, which are the best domestic
57.00 111..on SILK PE'i‘TlthA'l‘S. rm- this sale .............. 33.90 goods made. - '
$2.00 HEATHERBLOOM Pld'l‘TICOA'I‘SLfor th8 mile ........... $1.39 '
BLACK AND COLORED CHEVIOTS‘
BLACK AND COLORED
SERGES
SATIN PRUNELLAS
’, ' CHIFFON BROADCLOTHS
STORM i GERMAN BROADCLOTHS
l
WIDE WALE DIAGONALS
RICH IMPORTED NOVELTIES
All of the above lines in Black as well as all the Leadinnghades.
TRISTRAM & uYArr. 4 NQRWALK. CONN. »
............................. $3.50
So. Norwalk
w “Wu. 5“ ; a . Hm... ..
notably in the western railroad monks. r ..
the market weakened again and sold J
at the lowest. The lnterborough»Met- I“ G . ‘ . .
I'opoiitan stocks, which were buoyant ‘ i Q . '
yesterday, were unloaded freely. and '
there What also a titK'tded Show of ‘
weakness in some of the Southern. 0 , ‘ o
and Pacific railroad stocks. ileum: ll 2 .
29-31 Weét Washington Street
'm,
_ . ,
Fall StOCk
I . Central to 137% was a factor in thei
S ere rally. The express stocks were nd- '
vendor! in a substantial manner on a
lit: threaten ii .. The Leading Store f0f Ready-
o‘clock the trend of prices bet-nint- no .
ward again and a. good part of in.- (Ilhl .
oiineu was recovered. A rise in N. Y. 3
There in an oxrlnaiveneua, a
certain individuality about our 25 polntg_ The increaao in tho llnitt'd
stock that you (will not elim- States Express dividend was the muse
where. An in styles. W0 klIOW of the movement. The principal loss-
Ulflt 0""i are equal (0 “"3 DON. on were llllnols Central. 3 points.
0 r
tO-Wear Goods In The
We recognize that 800d style. Louisville and Nashville, Northern
I .
combined with the boat wearing Pacific and lnterborougb-MetrOpoiiino : .. NO] ‘va S
leather made, ‘3 “WWW“ 0011' Ha. the preferred and National ills-- "
Bldemtlmi on the part of the cult lit; and Union l’urlfir. (ll‘t‘ui!
politic. it you want the Northern pt‘d.. Chesapeake and (Into
\ -,..,,__ t.
and Amalgamated Copper 1, 1‘
L t St S l wan. S'rann'r, Noon.~«Sti'i~iigili
a 8 es in picked storka had a hardening oil . ‘ '
. . ‘ foot on the general list and the aver~
Ill Footwear THIS WEEK IN OUR
one price level rune over last nizht
Southern Railway old. and Wabash _
GIVE'US A TRIAL. “ I
- at epartment
pftl. advantod 1%. limit (‘opper ll»; ’
and Southern Railway. Missouri I‘u-
t-lfir. Pennsylvania and l7n.oo l‘niiili-
old. 1. Central Leutluu viii-liner! 1 unit
81 wns ajrou smear.
IOU NORWALK.
United States llnimtion pi‘vi L‘.
i-ionda \\’l'l‘t' irregular.
TELEPHONE 3634
WEAR THE AMERICAN RUB:
k '%_‘
\VAH. STREET. I p. li‘. i‘i‘ ll‘i'”
liri was for the illl‘litl part i'tw irrivu
and ultreaimnkive to tile tuovrnwul oi
special stocks. The Southern Altiilp of
stocks whit-h had been weak in the
forenomn turned strung. Atlantic throat
Lino going up 2% and Louisville and
Nashville 1% over yenterdny'n rinsing.
't Come look at our vntil assortment Of up iO-date Fall Waitils.
Prices Mm 500 ’
c hlid iron 0 I'y
FOR ritrciitii's
sens. THEY ARE
ounmreao. C A s T o R | A
“I”. WINTER'S mvnosns spvmo.
' l ’ I P] hi
Fish. Fish. s .
Weukfluh. Indium t‘ottilah, 12c 1b.;
ituitei-ilah. iL’r “L; Mackerel. the 1b,;
ii‘lounderu~ lilt' lh.: Haddock. St: in:
Long inland Mandolin. 40v tit.; Nutiw
Enrollopn. our iii, (lynters, t‘laniu.
. A Aaronson
Buccaneer to JOHN C. OILGOX.
FISH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON BTREIT BRIDGE.
TELEPHONE 981.
FRI! DELIVERV ALL OVER TOWN.
Huveno Lighted With Signala oi
Their Coming.
Winter‘s invasion has apparently he-
xnn. for last evening the northern
aklon were swept by great polar
seiirt‘hlighin that flushed and rirclod
in bewildering geometric tigtiren and
nndninted and trig-tugged in niynterh
one ayniboiu. telling of the invading
ilnvtn. of frigid wind» and icy attiriutt
that were slowly gathering thuinnelven
together for an annual attanlt. and
spring but. no It wore, the prnparatlona
or their atuithern enomioa to main!
their oertaln coming. ilui although lllt‘
titans were full or gloomy nit-tout and
brought shivering antleipntlons to , .
illtlut- who watched. they made a night ‘
or beauty that almost negatived their . . '
more notnltor algnilleance. All of our Taffeta and Lace Evening Wnidh at Greatly
Reduced I'riers.
Dark cloud: that stretched wink.
shaped and looked like a great flying
I Ieger O.
l
Another phenomenon that would recur 29‘31 WBSi “llSllillgmll Sifeet
at frequent lntervula. oapeeialiy when ‘ ~
Innrlilno that was bearing southward.
the brighter mane: had loot for a w
moment their brilliantly. were lightning , ‘ . _ . ‘ . , . ‘ y ,
.i .i n _
l 1‘, ‘
. ”w...” w u...—
Iiiiiiunjuititis.
Funeral of Edward Cahlli.
The funeral of Edward t‘ablll. who
tired- of those radiating barn at light.
were the only obntueie in the path of
the wearing lights. From behind them
the white radiance would ride and fall.
now like it luminoua mountain peak.
now in straight narrow beams that
dilation of wavering light that. hogan
clone to the norimn and leaned, almost
too quickly for the eye to follow. until
they loci themaelveit high in the
henvena. ' L l I
allot door to the insulin. At times the
”new
K. all P. GRAND LODOI.
Wholmle and Real. l
win—u—
Funcral at William I. Read.
ruler automaton William B. fiend
Underwear ~
' Time!
All the good ones are here from .
50¢ a Garment to 38.2!
linen makes an Nutrient. New
lirnnawlelt. Rochnood'n All. -
Wool. ()ooper‘a Spring Needle
Ribbed, Wright'n Health linden
.wear, Sentient... iterate Linen.
yanaow into I LIIDflAN
cottons
Joseph Dim
fetter. om, m
whole northern aky we.» not with at
moat mathematical eaarlneaa by huu
Two New Mom irradiated in the
itlto'Duflng m. C”. t
interment followed in
trouble Cemetery.
grand lodge. night: or Pylhiu. or
The uni-vim Connecticut. onurenedln mnual aca-
wiisninxlon utmu with an Itmdinne
_nt iiimui lilil delimit. «oncoming W'W‘”M "1'7“”: I“ ‘ ""
the a subordinate loam lit the mad ""‘M “n” ‘
tihlmilfl. flmM"GhmnBIIGl;aflmW D.
’rd. “in initiation t
~.’ » tlllt‘illl the ear. The new i
WALL fi'i‘llltl'l‘fiittziu it. Ins-4P i' 4" {Gourde 8. till. No. “It inf ‘
. " i in . igtgnniwt’idugifii
mu m Inoiumin “rt... re 1.. .y a it ‘ ’ Mon 0‘ ll lit o to ‘
ltltu nit-at an: mi. all}? still. d..l.§‘£l'&‘.. of” “it WWW “W“ “W“ “"1
iii Wort“ ! ‘ tin- Harti‘erd. showed that 01!“er It 1’”. Wm“ ‘
minim one and ulna Put-nth Kill‘ the tllPil‘IlH‘llIllii of tint or in {II “V“ if. m
minnow. Kllfiiivil. slain mill Wt. mining the m
t
Toledo. at.
. “that. .
Norwalk Chronicler