._ “fifhere is lack of good humor
W-_-%- -
HAVE YOU TRIED THEMITHEY’RE
‘ tinny: rune.
. KARP
DESIGNER. AND
39 OOI MAIN STREET TEL.
Place your order with us and get the
heel Lehigh Coal mined.
HARRIS 8:
Telephone 450
IF NOT. BRING THEM TO US. WE MAKE. REMODEL. RELINE-
are scum NORWALK. count. ,
BROS.
LADIES’ nitoas
GANS CO.
63 Water Street
THE BEST MADE
ROGER LUDLOW
Hats, Shoes and
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Fall Suits
instrumental
, Hale
I
Stamford
woman out THE aevowi-Tdiif”
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Friday Afternoon Club Hold. Meeting
With Mel. A. II. Rummler.
The second regular meeting of the
Friday Afternoon Club was held- yea»
terday at the home of Mrs. ltommler.
The following program was given:
Tale of Two Cities.
Miss Weed.
Selection—The Scarf
Dance ................. Chaininude
Mrs Frank D. Layton.
women of the Revolutionat‘harlotte
Corday, Madame Roland
Elizabeth,
Madame
Mrs. Beers.
The next meeting will he with Mrs.
Kendall. l-llniwood avenue. on Novem-
ber 5.
” " [Elli 'ilililiiii‘”
Furnishings
C O M P L ET E
For Men. boys and Children
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN ST.. 80. NORWALK
_ , 10c CIGAR
Tv'vin. City and Nugget
5c CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
FIRE wooflol' A,
Hard and son really for family use.
? Hard Wood ..... $1.75 per 1/. cord.
Soft Wood ...... $1.50 per ‘4 cord.
Split Wood. 25c Extra.
A. CARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD.
' N0. 74 Newtown Avenue,
Phone No. 738-2. Norwaik. Conn.
THeTétus @Al @-
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
And cheerful conversation
At the table.
Every woman knows-—
lll temper means bad digestion
And poor health; therefore
Good coal means good health.
And a host of women know-—
WE SELL GOOD COAL!
*hzfitustimei
I
”Room To LOAN-
We loan moneyuto housekeepers at
.1 weekly payments, also to property
owners on around and third niort-
nceo. All business transacted strict-
ly confidential. Olliuo hours from a It.
in. till 7 p. m. .. Siituniliiyii till 9 p. in
" invention-r LOAN a eacuairv
. com-My
‘5 Washington at. Haviiehd may.
One flight up" Mom 1.
CARDS
”has”, ~ on g
10c a Dozen
. W A. Briggeriniin's
a. M00": "and.
ill Waehlnuten It.
fIMVe done. A alioelmru diaan
. metamorpgt'n linear.
a the day before and but}
‘ source that would divulge.
TRY OUR
Bolognas. Frankfurters and San-
sages ——, all made fresh. daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Jessie L. l-‘erris
vs.
Percy E. Ferris
State of Connecticut. li‘nirfleld County.
Superior Court. on, llridgeport.
Octoher 20, A. 1)., 1909.
Upon the complaint or the said Jes-
sie L. Ferris praying for reasons there
in set forth fora divorce. the custody
of one minor child and alimony. ro-
iurnalile to the Silllfl‘IOl‘ Court. in and
for h‘alrilold County. on the first Tues»
day of Noveltiber. 1909. it appearing
to and being found by the uuhscriiiinx
authority that Percy E. Ferris. the said
defendant. is absent from this state
and gone to parts unknowin—
'l‘liereiore Ordered, That notion of
ilII~ Imndency or iinid complaint he giv-
(‘ll liy publishing this order in the
Evening Sentinel. a newspaper printed
in Soliih Nor-walk. three times succee-
sl\'(!l_\'. l‘llllllllt‘llcillfl on or before the
Zliit day of October, A. 1).. liltlil.
FRED. W. TRACY.
Asst. t‘loi’k of iiit‘ Superim- t‘ourt for
Order of Notice
PHONE 445- l“l|il‘Ilt‘Itl County. o2l iii
Tu Hi“ limIrIl Iii ('niiiity i‘IiiiIiiiissimivrn
ui ii‘Iiiriilel l‘uiinty.
l Iil' l"' M ilillii} Iiii iI iir‘viiru‘ to evil Spir-
litmus .Iiiil illl\i\Ii‘I|Iill)l I.It|\l\ilt—. Alli.
Iv. liwi. liiiiui \\‘iiII- iiiiIi i'hlu. :II
i lIlI .I\I'Ilili' ‘i‘IInII I-f .\‘ni'ivnlk.
.\i_\ I‘idl‘t' til lIIiI-innn- in not lIIIinttiil
\villiiii L'llli [not in ii llill'l‘l illlt‘ of ii l‘liui'i'h
“‘JIHIV l'. l‘iii‘iu iiiiil Svliuul IIr l'iililli' Stir-Inl-
IIIIIIw. III iIII~ Inviiiim-s [IIVI'IIlIllllifl llll'iiilit.
I.i IIIv i‘wai I'lllI'v. I'Iiiliil‘ Liiiiun or
i'- Ilii It‘l \
iIIIIIIl .Ii N-IIuIillI. this llih il.\.\ oi
Mania-i. .t. ii. twill.
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Amvlii‘nnl.
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litl\i'l l. Ii- Iii‘IIlll‘li liv hi“. it! lint ‘l‘IIivn iii
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l‘:iiIl Ironyol
Oill' Coal-Talks (hit 008‘ 'vi :Ili iiiIiI ' illil \\t‘ l. \l‘\I‘H|lI\ I ~-r
ti. .I l f l lIiiiiIiIit iiint \u- nii uniiiwzi
': m”, n“ will at I. .i . l I. \III I-I-iIIl in not "lInu or
.\'II..t\\ ii
I'.il:4I .Ii NIIIIIIII.. ilila llili our of
Convince You A
ii ir‘ \‘.IIlII~, .llihi"iil Tl- Vin-y. lliin l.l\'i‘.\'.
Oil“ ‘lt‘l'stllllli L‘XPEI“ IIIM'iIlI I.--iml.\k\‘. .Iillli lit-tinny.
ionce counts when qunl~
itywnuporioi‘ quality ,
in tho home.
l’ e r Ii o ll al experience
with our llumillou coul
Ii‘i what you “MRI in
convince Ii'llllrfittif of
what vu- know:
That the proof of the coal in in
the burning
That the burning at our Hnei'
ton coal to superior
That‘s a burning ehame you did
not know it sooner.
The B. Hershfield 8t Son Co.
Tel. 294. l22 Water It.
63: “Ind Cali 3
Shoes for Boys
Union Made. Fancy Wing Tip.
SIZES ii to 13 l»? ............... “.50
SIZES I to 5 1-2 ...... . “-75
MAX LEVY
WASHINGTON STREET (IRIDOE)
our: Power: mvatrno'liriou.
('hiei‘ llurohl F, I'Illl‘ii. or lhii l-"irii
lluplil‘illlliiil. in «i ii limit to understand
the oiinriilimia oi the Mate police in
‘llfl Luther M, erahi Illiil‘lih‘ fire in
North Main Iiirnui. Yttilii‘l‘f'lly when
two Mam hoiiIziiuiuiI were Imrt'i they
informed the I~hiiit that there. was not
much for them to investigate. in that
out» of their minim-r hiid been here
endured all
the inforiualioii iimiidlila ruin Ihl‘ only
W
Many have Ionic- to grief from at
tempting to overw-oili ii good thing
times
waived.
‘ my new are of
Do not he
tuneful imminent.
They are illusions.
in good times to this some mutual savings limit which hint on
i retired for than iii poor timed and retain the eepurltyof
Norwalk Savings Bank
WIT” emit euitnino.
hriiiaII lie crop or unthilative
Trust. your ear
4%
l iiIiiilIy i'I-i'tifv iliiil the nlmvo “timed
"ili'i i'ww mp l‘II‘i‘l‘ir‘i
lll'IIli"l| liy liiii‘ Iii lin-
liIIiI-Il IIl Noiniiik.
.\ HIM.
lll'llllll. ll'l
tiilii taxliiiy’I-l‘u. all
Tun-ii of .‘s'iil'wnik.
lliia Hill day l"
R. SMITH.
Town ('IM'“.
lililiIS iIIII IIIIIIIIIIS.
James H. Spaulding, Jr.
James H, Spuuidinn. .Il'.. the little
uraiiilnmi uf iimiiI-II ll. Siiaiildinx. the
woll-ltimwii i'lliillliiil t‘tllldllt‘llll‘. died
early yI-Iaieiday IIIoI-Iiinu, Iii his home
in Myrtle ilYl'llllt‘, illitiiiforri. of spinal
ineniuulilii. of Wilii‘Ii ho had liven ill
only II tow days. Hi' wuii only four
)‘l-HI‘H olIi, hut wait a firm" favorite
‘Illliiltl‘ all who know hie faintly. Hill
IlilIlf‘r. .Itifll‘llil Mluidlnu. died it it'll
your}. nun, and iiiii mother. who rival
the only daughter of John Ii. Mimic.
Illod ii row months Iiau. Since the
llt'ltlll of his father. lilti boy had lived
with hiII grandparents. and Mr. aptitud-
lug lint-limo git-ally ilIlM‘hl'tl to him.
no wast or healthy looking boy. and
hiii audoou llliieiIII «wriiiiionod u areal.
dual or aiirorliu- its well IIII i'iiiti‘et
IIiIiIIiut ihmm who know him.
John Rollie Brim.
.liihii itufiiii llriito. u well-linowii
Illillt'l‘. whose homo wait in 28 Pine
street. and who was admitted to thi-
Norwniii liniuiitai ii few days and.
died lulu night at that institution. Mr.
tlI-iiiliI i. l).
ill“ '23
lli‘iiiii was hit years of age. lie in
ioIrvIw-il iiy tin-on, brothers. Funeral
survives will he held from his late
houn- Monday efiotnmn and interment
will (allow in Riverside Cemetery.
m
Funeral of Antilnie Warjreneki.
The funeral of Auwnio Warirnniilii
was held this morning from Bi. Mary's
Church. There we: a large attend-
entw- Rev. Father Remnant ofiiciiit-
Ian' The intermdni was in St MIIIyII
Climflfl'j’ ..
alt-II-
.iehn G. Miller.
The funeral of John 0. Miller will
he held from his into home in smiths
ville W afternoon. The German
minister will officials and interim-iii
will he ih‘ltlveniide Cemetery.
W
"not you ever gamma. are?" "(Jail
ooh-til neutrals. noun.
Altered-aide
30—-Uiitil Thea Every Garment in the
Store 18 Marked Down
as We are noted to carry the heat iiiid largest stock in town and i0
ietail at much lower prices than our competitors could buy at whole-
because we are the largest dealers in this state of (‘hOAKi-l
Eggs. SKIRTS, WAISTB. RAIN COATS. PET’I‘lCOA'l‘S and Mil»
THE PARIS .
Milena Saturday. Oct.
So. Norwallt
"”r'iiw'fawoeuce wastiMéiIT"
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Only shown That Young Teeta Was
Lying on Leather Pile at Wreck.
.liidxe Joseph R. Taylor hesitated
this morning to find a young man
guilty of theft against whom the evi-
dence seemed flimsy. The case that
of Samuel Tesla. an ltalian youth who
was arrested after the recent railroad
\irireclt, on a charge of takit‘g some of
the leather scattered about. Subse-
quently ll developed that the most
that could be proven against Tesla
that he was lying on the leather. 'l‘hI-
leather was strewn hostile. the tracks
for It considerable distance. I
selection of its FALL and WINTER stocks has endeavored to furthur emphasize its worthiness in the eyes of the clothes-buying
pirblic of South Norwalk and vicinity.
TOMORROW. SATURDAY. We Will Hold a
Special Sale of Children’s and Misses’ COATS
MARY HOWARD IN HOSPITAL.
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Women in and Shape From Di'inii anti
Neglect.
Mary Iloward. weary rind worn and
in had shape from over indulgence in
lhe t‘ilp that inehrielr-ii an well no
cheers. wait taken to the tioriiiiini lIiiii
night to trim‘ iii-Ila chance to straight
on out. upon the advice of lir, .1. Mil
ton Ciihnrn. the town iihyniciuii
While in honorary condition. Mar.
wul tillrkiid up on a (‘Illll‘m‘ iii Illlii.‘ i.
(‘lillmi 'l‘himiiny liy ()lilrur li‘i'uhii
titration. film-v was lei-slim veri- (litur-
lr yesterday morning. when till" I...
htoiiiihi “Mormflia Iwiiw mun, luzi I»
Taylor remitted ii iii line on i-dei' ..
that she liiuve town. This il‘i ‘il"i
worry iwr any and our wni' Iii in it
down. tier taking to i‘ o hosnlol .I III
the result. A the; mud rail and time
are mania-rim! to have much mm in
her new
.....
Watch any infill awhile. and you will
find that.“ limit hone hidden items
time wise" “And when on that?
"we're i married your macaw
MM.
' ‘ ; with mama's“ oooos arena.
T‘iIT M 8.
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Priestley’s English Dress Goods
The Priestley Fabrics merit all good things said about themnvalue. beauty
and style are all there. The wool silk finish and dye are above reproach. and
the styles surely correct in every detail.
They are made of the finest silk and
best Australian wool and are easily distinguished by their beauty and regular-
ity of finish—
Ottomen Royal
Satin Ottoman
Satin Cloth
“Creveneite” Prunella
Wool Taffeta
Mohair
Imperial Serge
Broadcloths
Empress Poplin
Cravenette Suiting
Silk Warp Henrietta
Tamise
Melrose
And Other Seasonable‘Fabries
.TRISTRAM &
H. Krieger 81 Co.
Sizes 4 to 14.
tures.
during this sale.
habit of coming here.
No better value: to be
FINED FOR RlPUTATiON.
”no:
The Court am $15 and Dam From
Home: For Ieriy Nail-y Mom
lug Reid.
The case of .liiliuii llama. whose all
night restaurant in Sprinnood was
rattled early that. Bundle morning lay
the police was disposed or this mom
in; in iii. police court before Judge
.imieiih R Taylor.
llaiiiiiii was found guilty of keeping
it IIiIIIeII where ii iii reoutiul liquor rm
sold. Fire witnesses testified. llama
iiii pleaded not guilty lint when lined
lie in"! male. he decided to oily up.
WW;
ATTACHIO eon are.
irIInIIIIIiIie John J. tiooiifilii this
morning iii d all attachin ‘for "ii
on the tool iy of Otto P. ohm“
and all u in ii’nirlilrld avenue. Th:
rIiili is thought by Frank ti li‘ltoti.tii
length“ Main Inset grocer. for an in:
no
Rainier—Ens into some
ciiiiiigeii. Minimum boy when:
II»...
when that M tulip-to ‘ very little ailing
p in” ' ‘ “ , « 7
HYATT,
H. Krieger 8: Co.
Charge Accounts Opened
Public Confidence
is the foundation upon which this and every successful cOmmerciai institution must rest. The people HAVE shown. and ARE
found in the city.
PURE
OM and Storage. N Y..
Freight VON.
street. m NW
nimlmi of her that
little. to l'. ohm
the corner. on» York. June
In”
Old WU”. WWII“
meteor can‘t millet .ymh
‘m (fire of. no
J3wv II
Lake Ice
mom and Retail
Brookside Lake
'l‘ivo ’l’liotiinm 7546:8144
LAWTOM-AAILLIPAOOH.
Mn. Adeleide elitism. of (iron
mason“ the:
”3% at. he
couple were married by the Rev. Di.
‘llouxhtvn. at the Little Ohuroii amoral
ti and own a
Show hum-WAR“
NORWALK,
showing faith in the H. KRIEGER 8: CO. STORE—faith in the merchandise it sells. and in its ‘mcthods of doing business, by
the bestowal of a great patronage. This confidence the store prizes to a greater degree than any other of its assets. and in the
Colors Navy. Brown. Green. Red and Mix-
lt is without exaggeration when we say we have more
and a larger variety of these goods than all the cloak stores
in The Norwalks combined.
Prices Range from $3.98 to $15.00.
Every one of these Coats is reduced from $2.00 to $3.03
We will not try and insult vour intelligence by telling
you that we are selling Coats for $5.00 worth $10.00. or $15.00
Coats for $8.00; but we have cut on these goods l0 to 20'
as to make it an object for you to buy and get you in the
..so
We will also sell Boys’ Suits and Over-
coats, Tomorrow. at Greatly
Reduced Prices
Boys’ Suits from $2.00 to $7.00,
This. is the store where you may open a charge account
eliminated of all disagreeable Ientut‘eli.
and settle your bill in easy weekly payments.
for this privilege. We court comparison.
H. Krieger&Co.
2941 West Washington Street
You can dress well
No extra charge
lcéCo
NJLOH
1‘. fm»
mid-limit iii
CONN.
Brainstorm
Juli-ed benjeqinoGfi‘d‘wm
The "lleniamlii"ltaineont was
planned and. huilt‘ to use for
many purposes. and we find
many than using it for rain,
shine. snow and cold. '
Most men had it impossible to
got along without one. and wear
it on stormydeyii only. Other:
wear it from early fall until late
in the spring. making it do duty
for a light weight ovemoat, ralna
coat. winter OVONOM, and dust
cool. And it does for all or
theme S“; Li
tattoo and up
Joseph Davis
Tailor. dietitian, Hatter.
Norwalk Chronicler