And a host of women know-—
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, Place your order
EVERY WOMAN KNOWS-
‘ ‘ ’s'liete is lack of good humor
. lflDIFINOIN'I“ LOAN O autism
.OOMPANV
/ rWodward sveniie. entertained in mm-
ihls. home in honor oi their other
.‘ sensuous. .. .
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ossionnae AND
srnss'r Tet.
"t
misseowiiaiu
best Lehigh
HARRIS s.
Telephone 460
no ruo’é'i' Marianne? suoxeas
' ‘ 'x‘ ASK FORTHE
ROGER wotow
10 CIGAR
Twinleity‘ and Nugget
, no means
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
FIRE wooo
Hard and sort/ready rot funny one.
Hard Wood ..... $1.75 per 54 cord.
Soft Wood ...... but) per la cord.
Split Wood. 26o Extra.
A. CARMi BETTS' WOOD YARD.
NM" N'ewmwn Avenue.
Phone No. 1m. Namath. conn.
meteors.
Thatproper 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-—
Ill temper means bad digestion
And poor health; therefore
Good coal means good health.
WE SELL GOOD COALl
TIuTEms con. 69.
" new“ "7.5 ran
We loan money to nousessapers at
81 Weekly payments, also to property
owners on second and third mort-
ragos. All business transacted strict-
: confidential. Oiiice hours iroin ii a.
in. till 7 min; Baturdays till 0 p. in.
It Washing so It.
Haviisnd ling.
One lght up.
Room 1.
a...
CARDS
. 10¢ a Dozen
W. A. Briggemnn’s
. moon areas:
sit their. is: Washington at
w
an. and ufif'wi'i'iiiinlwéafisi. oi
b
”In “diluent-gluten}! tthliiil. M
. wed iig anniversary.
‘ t .,...,... W. ..—......._ «w-
lflid'i‘ for ll
to Wear?
‘ . it sometime ram 70 us. we MAKE. REMODIL. retinal
- not merely a convenience for mail savers. but
as some. Wise available when need»
Milly oi depreciation.
Norwalk Savings‘Bsnk
MINI. IMOK ”ll-Di“
a» . it
OurG
30-»Unill Then
B R O S e r, ”MN
LADIIS' TAILORD. '; .
90. [SOUTH NORWALK. CONNnr 5-.
surr are re. wars .
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwallt. 3a.. Probate
ith “S and ge‘ the Court, October 5. A. 1).,1909.
’ . iii?“ ii:r im'cililildnid't Fiwiion' “he
0 orwa n"s a re . ecesse .
Coal mined. The Court of Probate for the District
of Norwallr. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereoi for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested. within said time.
will be debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
LEVI WARNER,
. Executor.
GANS CO.
63 Water Street
Fall Suits "
Hats. _‘Shoes and
Furnishings
oil 18 25
To» the Board or County Commissioners
of Fairfleid County.
1 hereby apply for a license to soil eiplr-
ituous and intoxicating Liquors. Ale.
Luger Beer. Rhine Wine and Cider. st
147 Washington street, Town oi Norwalk.
y place of business is not located
COMPLETE fih‘illm 20‘9afoethinlgdtireft linguigua gch‘urclh
‘ on. moucouor o oo-
lionse. or the premises .rtninln thereto.
Formeniboys “demaren or any Post Dillon. 83mm Lbnsry or
Cemetery.
Dated at Nortvnlk, this 15th day oi
October. A. 1).. 19019.
O'BRIEN dz ROONEY.
Applicant.
Wt- the undersigned. oloctors and tax-
gayors. its detlned by law. oi the Town of
orwaili. hereby endorse the application
of the about: named
. . 'Bribn i Rooney
for such license and we do severally cer-
tiiy each for himself that we are owners
of real estate situated in said Town oi
Norwulk. '
Dated at Nor
tictni-or, A.
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK
. TRY OUR
Bolognss. Franklurters and San-
sages -— all made fresh. daily.
Meets and Provisions of all kinds. u
oiiiurui-i‘r ni‘o electors and instill tun. as
5 Fe KARL,
dciinod by law. oi the Town of blot-walk.
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
[hated at Nurwnlk. this 15th day of
PHONE 445.
nik. this 15th day of
IL. limit.
t‘. Ogilon. Luke liornoy. William
OI‘B.
October. A. 1).. 1909.
HERBERT it. .bil’i‘ll.
oil 25
lfliiiiiii iii”. H.
liliiiiil iiuii
New York Suspect Will Be Asked to
Explain Latter Tragedy at
lslip. Long lslsnd
.\‘i‘lW YORK. Oct. 25.wAduiissioiis
luadu todiey under the severe cross or
uniiiiailon oi the police by Otto Muel-
li‘l‘, the Astoria, Long island olano
Our COIl l“"”“‘|‘. "timed Mitt night on the bi»
““1 ”1‘" he may know something at
m" not ' will the strungt- circumstances surrounding
Convince You the death 0! Anna Latior. the young
‘ iiorman woman whose skeleton was
Only personal exper- mom”), (““0”“er at mm. L. 3‘ are
lfylr‘c-esifi'ggplmmi‘iciinailltuyg ”W‘Cii'd ”.V the. ice to bring to
light a lair of wholesale marriage and
murder such as only dude is parallel
in the tabled story of illuebeard.
Mueller was arraigned today under
the name of Frederick Gebhart on
the iorniul charge of biganiy, but the
chain or circumstantial evidence is
drawn so tightly about him that the
police expect to lodge a more serious
charge- against him.
Mrs. Oebhardi. Mucllor's present
wife, has confided in the authorities
that she has lived In terror oi her bus.
band (or years, and that on one or»
custom her husband while in his cups.
was oval-board to declare that she was
his eighth wits and that those who pre-
ceded liar store all in their graves. 7
Another point on which stress is
laid by the police is the finding of
four notes scribbled by Mueller in
which the writer reveals his intention
to disappear. All are dated October
23. the day of Mueller's arrest. and
contain instructions for the disposal oi
his property.
(inn oi tho notes In addressed to the
long island City lianit and read as
follows: "Please pay my account to
my wire. Anna (isbherdi. I are legally
dead."
Mueller admitted that he married
bliss latter in February. 190a. hilt
says that he deserted her three
months later and does not know what
became of her thereafter.
in the issue.
P o r so ii iii experience
with our Haselton coal
is what you need to
convince yourself of
what we know:
That the prooi oi the cost is in
the burning
That the burning at our Hassl-
ton coal is superior
That's a burning shame you did
not know it sooner.
The B. Hersbfield 8i Son Co.
Tel. 294. 1” WM." Di.
m
Ladies’ Black Suede
ShortVainpSlioeMB
abort Viiiup Shoes niaito the fool
look smaller and are more comfort-
able than tin.» ordinary itind. They
give Ii liniubcd and attractive appear-
ance to the well dressed woman.
MAX LEVY
WAIHiNOTON ITREIT (IRIDGE)
Cheater N. Wainwright ‘I'itlidn ”vim
or yesterday with his brothers in New
York yosii-rdiiy. V
loud it, McMahon. oi llayview are
nor. has returned home from a tow
tinyn‘ visit in New York.
Dr. trillion. of Hunger, Maine. la the
misat tor a tow days or Dr. and Mrs.
William 1. Trevor. of West avenue.
OHio blMocIATIn OHAMMAN
bean.
ClublNA. Ohio. not. lb—Ghsrles A.
Kitsch, chairman or the Ohio Democra-
tic flute Oeiiirai committee. also here
today from ordinates poisoning.
W PURE
We"...
Hiram liuil. tho whil‘lmn'wn trolls:
conductor. has resigned iiin position
sod is planning to go to Omnhs.rNeb.
u...” .. ”a...” .,
‘ sue hypnosis
pm .W .. ’.
~ pl ~" .M'JWi m:
”Wit IORWAMI. “I".
- ‘ . n... mhbnutuuum
rest Alteration Ssle gill Discontinue! Saturday.
V
Store is Mserrkyed Down
as we are noted to carry the best and largest stock in town and to
retail at much lower prices than our competitors could buy at whole-
sale. because we are the largest. dealers in
on rants
i‘oiiiiully. Frnnk l‘. Becker. Fri-d ii. Saunv '
i hereby certify that tho lbbtWt‘ lllllllt‘tl.
Gmtinthe
this state of 0110A 8i
COATS. PMTICOATD and bill:
so. Norwalk
Fal Stock
is Here
There is an sscluslveness, a
certain individuality about our
stock that you can't get elas-
whsre. As to styles. we know
that ours are equal to the best.
We recognise that good style.
combined with the best wearing
leather made. is foremost con-
sideration on the part of the
public. it you want the
Latest Stylesii
in Footwear
GIVE U! A TRIAL.
.CONNEALLY
AND
BRA KEN
si waistline-rod eraser.
sourn NORWALK.
TELEPHONE ass-e
wean THE amnioau nus-
seas. ruev an;
ouaaanrsso.
Trina iicii iiiili
Read about the control range in the
.lonen .& Hotcliiilss Co. adv.
, (loud music at Fireman's Fair to-
night.
Frank A. Vim Baron and Howard A.
Montgomery loft, this morning, on it
couple of dnya' trip to Roxbury.
The Young Men‘s Club at the South
Nora/slit Congregational Church held
it social hour in their rooms Saturday
night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Havens. of North
Main street, was admitted to the Nor-
walk Hospital yesterday. tor medical
trestrwnt.
Thr- dogre moi Court Edniohdo
Do Amicl‘tiqguncw lodge of ltalian
Foresters. he a ruin-ting. yesterday.
at Foreslors‘ Ball, in Railroad avenue.
when they organised and had their
first practii-c.
whori‘i l‘orget i-‘irouiou‘s Fair to.
night.
While ilu- bani owned by w. l..
Ward, of tho .Nurwalli Yacht Club.
was being tulton out of water, water
day. the chain on the windlaini soil-
denly broliu and the craft slipped back
into the wator in a hurry.
MARViN LOT COLD.
Garage May be [reeled en Property
North of l. W. Keiis 's.
A well iinown property in Vest aro-
title. known as the Marvin lot. and lo-
cated Just above and adjoining the res-
idence oi Edwnrd W. Kelley. has been
sold through the agency of John ll.
Lawrimco. The lot above the property
is owned by Frank ii. and Frederick
L. Buster.
The Marvin lot. which has been
owned formally years by William and
.l. iisy Marvin. will be utilised on the
(lonnonticut avenue side for a mam.
it is stated. the intention being to put
it at the widest portion of the lot on
he Connecticut avenue side. The name
at the purchaser of the property has
not yet, been made public. but it was
freely admitted rod that the property
has been sold. it s also said to be
the intention to have dwelling: on the
West avenue side.
Messrs. Master slated today that
they have plan-(out tor a residence
which they had intended to erect on
their property next spring. but will
neutrality nv‘a up this idea if a garage
is erected. "‘
1
RIM. It"?! “LII.
The real estate translate for today
are: .
Frank A. P gels and wire to Wed ll.
Rowan. bull int. sumuiit'nyenus.
lists it. Cole. to Fred ii. Rowan. two
building iota.”fummii areniie.
smea-
.m ‘
OAPFNIY'I IUODIIOFUL MNHT.
wuouun. Prussia. on. lbw—T. shl
John cannery: its Americana wield.
general at broaden. lauded hmtiaaifi
night sitter eiieeeeeIiui baiioen‘iiieht
M wbmlmetsiy‘ie'e muss lrom ores.
' den. Dir. density was aocotupnnied by
best. run mes and tile night was a
trialtrin MW“? "is. new
greatest“ 3 Mr lissiastios
nil. , ’ ‘
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
English Dress Goods
' The Priestley Fabrics inertial!
Priestley’s
and style are all there.
the styles surely correct
best Australian wool. and
ity of finish—
Ottoman Royal
Satin Ottoman
Satin Cloth
“Cravenette” Prunella
Wool Taffeta
.dlflt
a one cooper arose.“ ” .
good things said about them—wa‘lue, beauty
The wool. silk, finish and dye are above reproach. and
in every detail. They are made of the finest silk and
are easily distinguished by their beauty and regular-
Mohair Cravenette Suiting .
Imperial Serge , Silk Warp Henrietta
Broadcloths Tnmlse
Empress Poplin Melr‘ose
And Other Seasonable Fabrics
TRISTRAM & HYATT. ‘NORWAI.K, CONN.
Filliliiiiii llfl iii
Si. ,llillIS. iii). ililill
Will Start This Aliernoon on 1,200
Mile Voyage Down the Missi
ssippi~ River ‘
81‘. LOUIS, Md, Oct. 25.~Preai~
dent Tail. divided his time titular be-
tween two cities, giving eight hours
to St. [souls and one and one-hull
hour-1‘ to East St. Louis. ilo urrircd
here this morning at 7:3o ocloclt on
the iron Mountain Railroad iroiu 'l‘rx»
as and prepared to leave at 5 o'clock
this afternoon on a limo-mile voyage
down the Mississippi River to Now Or-
leans.
Alter greeting the reception coin-
mlitee of the Commercial Club of St.
Mills at the Union station. the prost-
dcnt was driven in an automobile in
the. St. Louis Club. His route to tho
St. Louis Club from tho station when:
thousands or persons had guiiicrri.
was guaided by policemen. who stood
a few foot apart. and mounted police-
men led the automobiles which can
tallied the president's party. None but
members oi the reception committee
was allowed in tho midway of the sta-
tion, but when President Tait up-
pcared at-iast be was greotod by tho
cheers oi thousands of persons.
Sixty-five Commercial Club meni-
bcrs and the President's party were at
the breakfast tables. The president
convened and rested a short time. at
ter which he was driven to fire Coil-
scum.
His ride through the streets was a
continual ovation. At the Coliseum
before melting his address be greeted
200 Congressman, 33 governors and a
score of United States Senators. who
arrived this morning as guests oi the
business men‘s mantle tor the trip
down the Mississippi river. Seven
foreign ministers were seated on the
platform.
Governor Hadley introduced l'rell‘
dent 'i‘ait to an audience which tilled
the Consent“. immediately siter do
iivering his speech, the president was
escorted to the Planters Hotel {or
luncheon.
. At no o‘clock, according to the
schedule. President M escorted by
mounted police. was to be taken across
Ends Bridge to East St. Louis. Ho
ho was to meet Viciri’reaidcnt Bhur-
man and bpsslier Cannon. who had
been guests of the East 8!. limits Cour
men'lal Club at luncheon.
The president planned to lay the
cornerstone of the now United Status
Government building in East lit. lfilllll
at 4 o'clock: then return to 8!. Louis
and embark at ii o'clock on the light-
house tender Oleander tor New Or»
leans. The entire police force of St.
Louis today was busy guarding the
president. The patrolmen did not al.
low any person to move from the side.
walk as the presidential part, passed.
After- the aurorno lee had gone by s
given point, the pa million went to so
other pain «the ii en route and held
cheering muliitu on back on the
waihtr. ‘ _
Preside t: Tait's sliecisl . train.
which he has occupied since he began
his round ’oi ‘tile country in hasten.
left for tie‘mOi'ieane today over the
lilinola Central. tracks. ”00%”? the
train emf Iiiil the porters. wetter-s and
st Iliwatihee.
.. ” hire. ”"7 I. dole. coat. . and it does let all of
chain, the coaches m."..m?m" The d ll nil . _ .hmémly_n.léh .. ‘ .. .,
.t q 7 ' ”fimfiting,r {Wharf ’m M up (
Union sill ‘ held loin ,w‘ urchins . L «am
at centre i.itbor Union Hall. The '
feature or is. meeting will be the re mm I." M “PM WWW» JosephDaVis
the national convention lists recently W “i "W l. m. “ ‘ ,, ‘«
.‘_,
Gallium. Mint!!!
evening at her home. No. at Grand
street. after a lingering illness. Ellie
is survived by two‘eo‘ns. John it. and
George F. Humbert. and two sisters.
Miss Mary Glenisline and tire. Joseph»
ins ltuoh. She is also survived bs‘
three brothers. .i he. Joseph and Vie-
tor Giantsiine. ,
place return-ow morning st. 10 o'clock
train at. sierra Melly-ape interment
wiil‘milowin It. Here's cemetery.
spending the trash
....
H. riegerk Co.
29.31 West Washington Street
e. w"..- -.
Cooking Ranges and
Heating Stoves
HERE you will find ode oi the best assort-
ments of all kinds of Ranges. self heaters.
We are agents for the celebrated QUAKE}!
RANGE, the best range in America. We will
sell you any kind of stove. for any price you
wish. set it up for you and. if not satisfactory.
will exchange it tor another.
H KriegerSz Co.
29:31 West Washington Street
' BsmtumCietiio
unused-oncomni.
'l‘lio "Betiissnlii" Raincoat was
planned and built to use tor
ninuy purposes. and we this
many teen pain: it for rain.
shins. snow and sold.
Most men llnd it impossible to
not along, without one. and wear
it on storm: days only. Others
wear it train dirty l'ali until late
in the sprint. melting it do duty,
for a light weight overcoat. rela-
coat. winter oteroont and dust
tilts illiiiii
Mrs. Therese Humbert.
Mrs. Theresa Humbert died Sunday
he ,i‘unerai will take
.I—‘s
Nflfllh~ is
‘ ~ new: '
. dill
H
w. n. rm». oi
is
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