«a. J. REYNOLDS
If the cooking is not right
i' Good coal means good health.
in nor. same TH
mauve was.
KARP
.3 »«:.~
.2 ”i
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‘ MAIN STREET
~ best Lehigh
HARRIS &
' 1 Telephone .5150
THE BEST MADE
ROGER 'LUDLOW
10c CIGAR
Twin City and Nugget
‘ . 5c CIGARS
euro us. ‘we Militaneuoosmeuns- .
Have you TRIED THEJIFTHEV'Ifi-z”
BROS.
oaaiaheaa Min LADIES' TAIbOflS.
’ tat. use sour» uoawatx, coma.
Coal mined.
GANS CO.
63 Water Street
. M... fi-mmww~~
“Fall Suits ‘
Hats, Shoes . and
Furnishings
COMPLETE
For Men’, Boys and Children
D. GOTTLIEB '
MANUFA‘WUREN 11 NORTH MAIN sit. so. NORWALK
‘ UFIRE WOOD Y UR
Hard and colt ready for tumor use.
Hard Wood ..... $1.75 per 54 cord.
Soft Wood ...... $1.50 per 1A cord.
Split Wood. 250 Extra.
A. CARMI BETTS’ WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newtown Avenue,
Phone No. 783-2. Norwaih. Conn.
e
‘liE‘FEW-‘IQMLO-
EVERY- WOMAN KNOWS—
That proper coal must be used
In the kitchen range; if not
he cooking will be a failure.
~29qu woman knows-—
There is lack of good humor
And cheerful conversation’
At the table. l
.Every woman knows-
‘Ill temper means bad digestion
And poor health; therefore
had a host of women know——
we BELL GOOD COAL!
Bolognas, Frankiurters and San-
sages — all made fresh, daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
l: may not _ will
Convince You
Only personal expel"
lance counts win-n qual-
lly-anperlur quality 4
la the issue
; on... e... o.
, .
u. .m-&»..-. ,.
mono this...”
file loan money to housekeepers at
1 Weekly payments. also to property
Was.“ on around mid third mort-
. All iinalm-iul ti-anliaetoii alriet-
. ldentlul. Office houre from it a.
, i 7 ii. an; Saturdayn till 9 p. m.
WPINDINT LOAN a IIOURITY
3 ~ COMPANY
“Washington It. Haviland lilo.
One flight tin. Room 1.
, Ow»...
;‘ 100a Dozen
W. A. Briggennan’s
. . _ Male areas.
an liastt. m Washington at.
A
f : .l'ihevhas sixteen tam»
r.
. dill/e ’t‘eli the“! list woman
» I married. She needs a men
P e r a o li ul experience
with our ilalzolloii coal
in what you need to
convince yourself of
what. no kililWI
That the proof of the coal is In
the burning
That the burning of our Hessi-
ton coal is superior
That's a burning shame you did
not know it sooner.
The B. Hershfield & Son 00.
TII. I“. 12! Wt!!! .1.
‘ *
.... m...“ m... H
651... Calf“
Shoes for Boys
Union Made. Fancy Wing Tip.
BIZIEI 0 to i3 14. . . ,. ....... ...!i.50
hill! 1 to s l-2.,.... ........!1.7li
MAX LEVY
WAIHlNOTON BTREIT (IfliDGIi
GOLD MAKII HOT IOXIO.
“it‘ll a funny iliinu.” Milli an ”input
tor of lurii loner as ho ital two liiilia
cuiilhiulnit oiiml waldo unto the depot
plairmm. "lull just a» soon as cold
walla-r ants in tho tar. begin to tie.
valor: lint linens You hm! the reason
in that the cold indium the oil thicii
and it Wlill'i run treaty while on the
other hand we oar tailors-cloth as lionn
as t‘tiltl weather will in set lhlcii he
nation We have to run too imam". Ms
tor delivering llliiz oration the theme.
tor went over in a train that had just
arrived and hogan leaning the hill-Ii
he? intercouruwinihlnit;
The Minions
' M mm?»
Ines. "Doom lie neutron.
I
times brine:
noon hi ”all”! "‘i'mliaak which has an
finalise-tot a was out a savings ’
”use“ for their in porn lines and retain the security at in
mm '
waster into a smoking: Mirna
.0...“ ....... >fimw' a,
of“ Prosperity
.... armor
”2.50 LADIEB' and MISSEB’
$14.60 LADIEB’ and MISSES'
820.00 LADIEEI’ and MISSEB'
826.00 LADIES‘ and MISBES’
RAIN (30
prices to suit you.
sale ..............
Stamford
—-—«—.
in ruins
mar r
m . a .
iisia street hit a
Em ‘ a. bottom
email What
some. or NOTICE.
liialrlct of Norwalk. HE... Probate
Court, Octobpr l3th. A. It. 1909.
Estate of Mary A. Townsend. late of
Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Din-
trlct of Norwuik, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the oreditol‘etol said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to preaeut their
accounts, properly attested. within
said time. will be debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay-
ment to
CHARLES N. SMITH.
oil 2i 28 Administrator.
Jen-lilo l.. Ferris
Vii. Order of Notice
l’orry h), Ferris ,
State of Connecticut. Palrilcld County.
Superior Court. as, Bridal-port.
(winner 20. A. it, 1909.
l’pon the complaint of the said .lea~
sir i., Ferris praying for reasons there
in set. forth fora divorce. the custody
or one minor child and alimony. re-
iui'anhio in the Superior Court, in and
for r‘airfield i‘onlity, on tile ilrut Tuna-
duy of Xovmliliur. lliiiii. ll appearing
to and being found by the subscribing
authority that Percy ii, Forriu. the child
llt‘rl’lldfllll. in attempt from this state
and gone to parts unknown"—
Thorvlore Ordered. That notice of
the petitioner of mild complaint he alv-
vn hr pullilahllilt thin Iirt‘ll-r iii the
liiwnlnc Sentinel, ii newspaper printed
in Sluili .\‘orwnlk. three Ilinoa auction.
ii-ht'l‘. roiniiiourlng on or before the
Mini ill“ of (icltiiier. A. ll. 1909.
FR Ell. W. TRACY.
i Anal. (‘ierk of the Superior (‘oiirt for
l‘nlrtlold County, pill {it
inns urinals:
John George Miller.
John limirxi- Miller. of Smithrlllé.
who underwent an unusual operation
at the Norwulk Hospital a number of
days ago. pliant-d away at that lniiiltll-
thin about noon todar. While it wal
certain that Mr. Miller‘s lilnaaa would
prawn retaileri-liliiiilly, it Was believed
that he would he able in nurviw for
home iimo.- it was found that the low-
er outlet of the atoniach had been coni-
plainly closed by a cancerous growth.
thua remain: the food entrance into
the intentions. lir. .loail lhllnortlor.
the operating siiraeon. made a new
opening to which the intestine was fitn-
ti-noil. Followln the operation. Mr.
Millar was iiiuni more martini-talus
than he had been provlnua to It.
Anthony Wardlrensiti.
Anthony Wardlrehalll died in his
hilt» home in ti lprlna Hill lent even-
lns. lie was formerly a aandenar 'at
the iisrstrom school. hut has since
hot-ll employed at varinua plarna. lie
in aurvived by a wife and one infant
daughter. The funeral will latte place
flailirday morning at it o‘clock from lit.
Marr‘a (thin-all.
lilmlilblllil an
The liariitroin School football learn
from Norwaiil played ii game with the
illemford Military Academy to Hilton
torn yenterliay Mid delusion them in
a mono of ii in ii.
t‘ommodorg Willlanl a. Hniloid and
iirorao it. Van Matron are planning
in an over to the Vanderbilt cup auto
race on in
island iii their halite. the
Atlanta an the Blah}.
W
it his it‘llllll owned by the Holmes.
MW» 0' NH“
trslie in South
Inert. time this
mm»: not oiie at its
moral .
wheelil'eetieiiti the own tree.
.1. VI: ma. non of Normal:
tlaioe No. it. attic snail tiers
ot‘Noi'fli m m
Isadora mun eraser. south «comm.
A deaa’s. Wardrobe ls“ Net Complete
-_ Without a Visit to Our gStore ’
beauty: quality. and popular Iii-lites are eo‘niilinad to malts this
showing attractive, and economical buyers will quiek- .
‘ lyr Mite advantage «if these features. ‘~
QUlTB, for this sale’ . . .. ......... $3.50
SUITS, for this hale, . ............ $9.08
BITS, for this sale ............ $14.98
‘ UlTB, for this sale ............ J17.“
ATS, the beat and largest selection in town. Style and
SALE OF MlLLlNERY
Charming models. distinguished by their style and by their at.
tractlvo trimmings; sold all orer at $8.
.............................. use
we ALTER FREE ’
‘_ SALE IN BOTH STORES
THE rams
on Suitcase
I Fall
We are showing exceptional
84.00 PANAMA SKIRT. for this sale ........ .. .............. $1.987
$2.00 LADIES’ WAISTS. with imported embroidery fronts .........m
”.00 SILK WAIBTS. for thin hale ....... ....... 1.08
88.00 CHILDREN'S and GIRLB' COATS. for this sale .......... 83.98
".00 await aunt PETTIUOATB. for this sale' ...... .43." goods made.
$2.00 HEATHERBLOOM PETTICOATB. for thin stile ........... $1.39
SERGES
SATIN PRUNELLAS
Our price for this
BLACK AND COLORED cnnvxors
BLACK AND COLORED
nanosecond.
DEE? Goods
values in new Fall Dress Goods. All that is new in weaves and
fabrics can be found here. The line includes a showing of Priestley’s famous shrunk and spOtproof
materials. as well as a full assortment of the celebrated Road's Fabrics, which are the best
domestic
1 CHIFFON BROADCLOTHS
9 GERMAN BROADCLOTHS
; WIDE WALE DIAGONALS
. RICH IMPORTED NOVELTIES
STORM
All of the above lines in Black as well as all the Leading Shades.
So. Norwalk ‘
There is an excliiaivenesa, a
certain individuality about our
stock that you can’t get else-
where. A: to styles. we know
that ours are equal to the best.
We recognize that good style.
combined with the best wearing
leather made, is foremost con-
sideration on the part of the
public. If you want the
Latest Styles
in Footwear
0W! us A TRlAh.
CONNEALLY
“AND“
BRACKEN
TRISTRAM 8K
.............~.. .__. m... ._.. .
llish! Fish! on:
Eels. 160. lb.; Mackerel. ltic ib.: Cod»
flail. lie lb.: Halibut. 180 lh.; fillies.-
lilc lbpz Snappers. 12c in; Sand Por-
gies. 12c lb.; bong Island Esriliiops.
one at: Sea Escallups. 35c qt.
A. Aaronson
Successor to JOHN C. siLcox.
Flat-l MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
TELEPHONE 931.
b. stares. TRADE scHOOLs.
-—-_.._..
Bridgeport Another.
decided to establish one (if ilit‘ lraiilw
achoola-—whlrh. under the law no
amended at the last session or lim
to establish—in New Britain.
the Hartford Times. ll l~a
that the other school will b; iiitlii xi
in Bridgeport. if it .s not the [)tiif‘il'
of Bridgeport will haw
to blame. if they air hunting in [lliil
llr spirit of n pramnni it"llill'v. lilo
school will go elsewhere. 'l‘ln l‘i‘ are
many reasons that one ‘0! i‘m- Slim”?
should be located in Bridgeport. and
idly."
.. ”.3...
Weakllsh. we in; Flattiah, nu: u... lr
l
l
was: neuvsav ALL oven Townl
. ..
New Britain is to Have One. andi
The State Board of Education- has ..
General Assembly, it has luv power .
lil‘i.l‘\':’i ‘
lhviiistl l‘~i
the State Board of Education fully on
pl‘t‘NliiOu these reasons.
in a great manufacturing community.
with diversified industries.
am a number of other places in the
Slate. each of which made
strong claim for the school.
are good reasons that a school ahonid
he established in the city of Putnam.
it in allnoat the center of the textile
industry of the State. it. in more
than likely that Putnam will be an.
levied as the home of the third school
to be eatahilahod.
NFW YORK. Oct. 2L~ nother ini- "M" "‘8 present "‘W' ”‘9 SW“
' . A Board of Education hail not the power
nortant ""“pmem in the ""mme to establish more than two schools.
campalltn was launched here today; it is expected. however. that at u.»
when the luminous. Men‘s Municipal gent Isdaliall‘iin the scope 0: lb: in: will
. , i 1 e it! one . no oil to uni tor as t a na-
Aaelxiu't‘lou 00“ u: fladoln $.1in tablilihlnent of more schools. It has
"I t 0 "“1"" candi 3"” u“ ' an- been suggested. ulid the suggestion
nerd. Tito association with its eni~ seeing u, be a. good one. um um law
pioyes clalnia to control 80,000 votes.
should provide for automatic increase
The mm, niayoraily candidatou are to the number of schoots in the State.
speaking from four to eight times a it in more than likely that a bill, hay:
day now, and denunciation and praise
e1 waenihorou arneer.
scurry nonwaut.
TELEPHONE sou
wean THE amenicau nus.
BERG. THEY ARE
GUARANTEED.
NEWVOQK‘B CTWRTON.
Business Men's Municipal Aseoelatlon
is supporting Bennard.
in thin for its purpose. trill he in
u, Tammany Hall which remains the troducod into the General Assembly
at the limit echelon.
25:???” :rgxd‘w‘k’ the “M" In The history of the trade-school ire-
iaiatiou is an lutaeatinfhone. Pin";
.. l 0
mm 0' WWW“- ialzl‘i."‘ll.:"lll..nf'lpmlo‘t'lt’“...
WALLINIIFORD. Oct. 2!.-——Thn fif- repreatvntativee of organised labor, or
teentii tlroiu Sim Cmmn", Dogma m by home of them at least. The coin-
‘Pocahontsa, waa ln amnion here you-
torday. with about 60 delegates in at-
l.uihor was the chairman. was not
convinced that the eatahiiahiuent of
teudanre. The Great Pocahontas Mrii. trades achooiii would work such a ‘
Mire M. llorthai, of Bfldloborti pro- xrlavoua hardship to those already
. employed at trades hit the ammo-"till
...... 22:22: .. ...b.... .A
'1 «re to,t a it nation
lathe mam». and-the GmlOOtilh w d “ M" ' ‘° ‘ ’
pmvlslona of it the law wail not open
0" “03““ “WWW! “PM! mm“ ”W stirs. its defect was remedied at the
members. The reports allowed
that last aoasion with the allent assent. if
“N membership ill til! mm mm 1.. not, the hearty approval of the main.
ll“. “10 chin I'M ill! "It Will! 223. bars of trades unlonh. in less than
'l’hm how councils were added during two a..." there wu apparently a
u). M“ year. mlltitit "10 total four. mm” ate 0*“an [n a” omnlm of
teen - "$061 argonsmln “ram go the
M no not». saa r or. II 0 may
wareneuav who" OMI. he called "in. mm of the traits
Warumumr. Oat. ill.--'riio llninh- “hooli- at Connecticut." .in his ail~
in; arguments in the case of Frank
inn ‘“..‘ilti.'f“.t“it.'lt
“nationhood charged with murder in m ”f ‘ ' ’ p " '
the tint neuron fit this
which would accrue to the boy: of
liming of Peter Insulate“ fmmmm&le$hog:i 'Thereni:
Barbiel-i a few weeks M. “N matte “' 3' m n " ‘
in the lilherlor Court here today. The year. there ”m ”9 | “in“? of 3m.
Ml“? "a,“ at ll ”vamp pm- “pm". supported trade! schools in donation»
“OI. Il'id WIN-l M“ u ”:30. t‘tll. that “Ill: prediction of W ‘ “N “on. “Mt“... “m w“
Luther will he realised to the naval» - . l“,
ufimfimfl“ afigfifimfifi’mfil late of no lndueitlee of the auto and mam“ ‘y'm""" ”"5 V” i", “‘ ‘ "' ii an «army . . s only. Others
mam um storms.- ,
L96“ .0. .s
boa! later as you rush alas
«it those who are employed in: than.
llill Human csususo‘: 'ro
aura. .
ninetarown. it. v. on. ti.~.iii
‘ eastbound min as the Iris itelh
mu ran all the limit at the out iii
~W‘ , , v , ‘ Moment a ten miles neat of liars to
Anti-elite: agnaffnhi your path. . .o'g. «iiiflditil fireman notion W.
Bridgeport I »
There I
out iii
'l‘hel'ol -
uililco on education, of which Senator
Lake Ice
Brooltside Lake ice Co
stances of ileil'a um ll
° .... among“
. matron ltaa’ m:
HYATT, ‘NORWALK, CONN.
. ”Wham“... ........ . . ,....
H. Krieger& Co.
29-31 West Washington s...
The Leading Store for Ready-
‘ to-WearGoods in The
Norwalks
SPECIAL. SALE
THIS WEEK IN OUR
Wais‘t Department
‘ Come lock at our vas‘t assortment of up tc-date Fall Wallis.
Prices from 500
to $3.50
I
i
‘All of our Taffeta and Lie.» Evening Waist: at Greatly
. Reduced Prices.
H. KriegerSZCo.
29-31 West Washington Street
@thth
.Alil'dhminnrcrfil‘hh'to,
'i‘hu "i‘ieiilalntn” Raincoat was
planned find built to use for
many purposes, and we find
many mountain: it for rain.
shine. change“ cold.
Most men tint! it impossible to
Wholesaleendileteii '
wear it from.“ it fall until late
in the sprint; - in: it do duty;
for a held in all 'verooat. mini:
coat. Winter ov‘er t and dust
cost. And it. do for all or
them. too. " ,
, ““92... " ‘9‘
f; . Talia ‘ 7 ' .
«ms to m WIeTIAfi.’
thorium ohm! ,‘ .
on ammnfewmw
7 8: HYATT.
NOS. 9 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk Chronicler