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at .aor‘nalu‘eraeer
heal Lehigh
RRIS &
’ I Telephone . 450 .
0 near PARTICULAR SMOKERS
« ASK FOR THE.
ROGER LUDLOW
‘ i . 10 CIGAR
, ' on THE
Twin City and Nugget
I“ 56 CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS
1 :: MANUFACTURER.
. ma wooo
hairline so‘it ready tor ramny use.
, ,Hard Wood ..... $1.75 per 54 cord.
Bolt Wood ...... $1.50 per 56 cord.
Split Wood. 26c Exits. "
V A. GARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD.
~ , , N0. 74 Newtown Avenue,
Ethane No. 783-2. Norwalk, nu.
‘ ,M- . ...--.. w-.. ,..
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‘9 halides (3m (39
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EVERY WOMAN KNOWS-
That prope .lt’oal must be used
In the kit en range; if not
The cools ng will be a failure.
Evow woman knows—-
‘ lithe cooking is not right
L... ; lfiere is lack of good humor
And. cheerful conversation
At the table.
Every woman'knows—
Ill temper means bad digestion
_ Andpoor health; therefore
_ " Good coal means good health.
And a host of women know—-
WE SELL GOOD COAL!
\
1
‘ MONEY T0 LOAN
We loan money to uonneuoepcrn at
ti; weekly payrnnnta, also to property
‘ timers on second and third mort-
it‘ll”. All business transacted strict-
lrmfidontlnl. Office hours from ii a.
mob 7 0.111.; Saturdays till ii p. m.
‘lmPINDENT LOAN A SECURITY
‘a" ‘ « COMPANY
» "it '1 Mouton at,
g y OM illoht no.
Hevliand Dido.
Room 1.
S
r4
IMINIG ITOII.
link. 18! Wlehlnflon ilt.l
' IliiOLL sour rumour
‘KMND, GIL. Oct. 2il.--Mohio ‘At-
_ .ilinm Carroll will meet in e
a“. .¢.-..,.........w
To Us. wt
‘oaeiouaae on. LADIES' noose.
‘ Tenses court-l uogWaLK. CONN
m..— . .M-........._‘...~_.._._.n. __. ....
. ublo than lhu ordinary
(love content at Piedmont
he. tonight. Alto]; with a
wfltbnmny Webster in
, ‘ been Working hard.
' . u. ”tank...“
ram
No summon ‘
not merely a convenience tor entail snvm. .bat
_ p . flfl’l‘blillti‘l‘ for large home. because available when needs
limit til lebllilyioi depreciation. .
" til NorwalkSavings Bank 1
sum-neural scheme. ‘ __ _
' ’ . ”crummy. eons. .
ea
um.
sacs.
v . I ‘ V . ~ \. V .
i i i n
0 Place, year border with us and get the
Coal mined.
CANS CO-
63 ‘Wnter Street
FallWS'uits
Hats, Shoes and
Furnishings
COMPLETE
For Menboys and Children
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 8].. 80. NORWALK
“TRY “OUR
Bolognas, Frankiurters and Sau-
sages -— all made fresh. daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
asuootu. RELlNi‘... . i
- a
.‘T; i '
RYAN -
More
bate. 8a.. Stamford, March 22. 1909.
Dorian, in said district. deceurod.
trlet at Stamford bath limited and al"
lowed so: months lrom the date hereot
for the creditors of said estate where.
in to exhlblonlrelr claims tor settle-
ment. Those who neglect to present
their accounts. properly attested. with-
covery.
estate are requested to make burned.
- late payment to
Our Coal-Talks ‘ Our Coal
may not ‘. will
Convince You
Only personal exper-
ience counts when dual.
ily—nnperlor lpiulity ~
is the issue.
1' e r a o n ul experience
with our lluzoituu coal
in what you need in
convinci- yum-null of
what “'1' klltilll
That the proof of the coal is in
the burning
That the burning at our Hotel-
ton coal is superior
That's a burning shame you did
not know it sooner.
TheBJlers ' id&Sou Cu.
Tel. 294. 2 Water at.
one... so
Short Vamp Shoes. 33
Short \‘ump Show limbo tho fool
look smaller null are more comfort-
llllltl. They
give a tluinhrd and nili'itollvo appear-
ance in the well rll'molvd woman.
MAX LEVY
O
wasumorou eraser (saloon
cmcaao'a ouster mm peo-
oLeu.
(fl-ill‘Mli‘l, Oct. 20.””A. W. Anulln is
lhr| oldest atrovtl lit-(idler in Chicago in
yours. but. in» is \‘lllli‘lK in service. lid
in ill yours old and obtained a license
ymlurtiny to peddle wooden cups. “l
was human Vermont on May 23. lililt"
be said. ”i norrml is ill" 7lllt New
York. lath New York and Second
Vermont lteglulenia at l’lnll Run. liar-
per'n Forty and a nulnbor of other
places. I lit-vor‘aoi u trunnion from,
the government. never asked one anti
don't want any. i have no ltiendn or
relatives. but i only want It citation to
work."
a...
District 6r Stethtordrmurt of l’ro-
‘llletate of Thomas Darling. late" oi
The Court of Probate (hr the ills-
in said time. will be debsrred a re-
All persons indebted to said
JOHN DARLING AND
CHARLES THADDEUS TERRY.
012 19 26 Executora.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
a
m
District ot Norwallr. 3a.. Probate
Court, October 13. A. l).. 1909.
Estate of Matter Wigton, into of the
city. county and state of New York.
deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date. hereof
tor the creditors of said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time, will be. debnrred a recovery.
All persons indebted to asides-late are
requested to make immediate nu:-
meut lo
JOHN A. WIGTON.
ol9 26112 Administrator.
’l‘o lhr- linunl nl l‘outlty llom
ill h‘llirilrlil i‘iimil)‘.
l Ill-ruby uppll‘ for at hotel llt‘l‘lltw in
soil Spirituous uud intoxicating Liquors.
Ale. luluvr liwr. Rlllllt' \\'np- ului t‘lrlrr.
ill i‘lli’iuni llulrl. ’l‘nwn nl' Norwulh.
My plurv Ili‘ liusillr-un in not lilt'ulr‘ll
alone rs
wlillill :00 fr” in it direct lino. «it u Church I
l-lillilw. l'unwhinl School or l‘nlillr Ht‘lll‘ -
linuril'. or tin- Ill't"llll.‘4t'~‘i pvrlulnin thereto,
or till)‘ I’m! Hillel». l‘ublir- Lln‘ul‘y or
l‘nmivll-ly
liutml Ml an‘wulk.
ll: lulu-1‘. .\. lv., tpop.
ll4\\'|li ll HH.\\'\'.
Applicant.
\\‘r. liu‘- ulnlm-slmlwl. vlm‘lol‘b‘ :mrl lux-
plm . -. ll! lmml hr in“. n! lliv ’l‘nun n:
Nun-unlit. lll‘l‘t‘li)’ t‘lltllll‘l‘r‘ Ill” npllilt'nlinu
'vl ilu- u‘mrv nullml
lim‘lli l3. Sim“
lul‘ Mii‘ll lin-nuuv lliitl no (in t'i'Vt-I'llll)‘ wr-
lliy l-urll iul' iiimsvil’ (but “1- Mr qult‘l'i
m' ll'ill i'»‘li|li' siilmlml ill mild ’i‘lmll ul'
.\..l\\nlk ‘
imp-u iii Nurnnlll. lliix bun duy of
Urn-Inn; .\, ll” loop.
llllH Imll tiny llr
.\l, l‘:)5’~li~il\. .lrmvpii l.. .‘lrl’urlulpl.
"‘inzli. l‘.u‘i..i‘. \\'lill.tm .\ l".ll‘l\. .i. .\
llww‘li.
l lu-rriu willl; llllll lip» .iI-ow noun-d
.vu.l.>r«..-l.« nu- ril'l'liu'! ului lunuyt-lu. its
lt'iiill‘lii u l..\\' in ii". 'l‘uwli nl .\-u\v.llil.
l‘lllvll ll Nulu‘ulk.
'it'lnli“," \ ll. llllltl‘
lll'Illlil'Ill‘l‘ ii. SMITH.
'l'mru l‘lrilt.
I nulls lllrllllllllsf
Funeral of John R. Britta.
The funeral or John it. Bl'lllu was
bold l'i‘slt'l‘dur arm-noon iron: the
home ol’ his brother. Fruub Hrlilo. in
le- slrrrl 'l‘boro was it largo attend-
uun- ni‘ rl-lulivos and iriunds. The
liar, Joules livulon Werner oldelateti
and the inleruu-ul was in Ibr- tnrnliy
plot in Riverside cemetery. The pall-
lilil'l’rH wow (our lii'llllt‘WH of the do
conned. Morris llrillo, nr Boibel;
(.‘burivs lirlllo.‘ of Winnipnuk. und
Frank and Harry “thin. or i-lmilh Nor-
walk.
"llii llllll tiny of
John Dickenecm,
The remains of John lib-known
will be brought il'oln' Stamford today
for interment ill Riverside Cemetery.
The doreaned died in the Memorial
lionpilul. at Orange. New Jernoy, tinn-
duy. and the funeral will held today
from the residence of his father. hod-
gor H. Dickmiihlll. 42 Clark alrcet.
Stamford.
M
TH! AERiAL HlGHWAY.
The aerial sergeant: "You saw the
collision. did you?"
The aerial monoplano mo: "You.
Other fellow was all to blame. Full
of oaono.‘l fancy."
"Did you let his number?"
"Nope. He flew behind it cloud and
bid in u bunch of mini."
"You'd know his dyer if you now it
attain?" ..
"Brim. it‘s a high gear Action with
six flipporu and a Zephyr national."
"Any lfl.l¢llflll‘l?"
'“l‘broe burlesque blunders and n
vuudavlllw brunette.”
”Evidently a bimowod car?“
“Evidently." ‘
“Wall. find the owner. PM 80in! ‘9
break up this high speed weieeen
it i have to till the aerial police I -
lion so full of spenders that they drab
out amt—y time the door opens. Get
lursy.“~Cloveiand Plain healer.
, W
lira. Julie M. Patterson. of no
Norwnlk, will give recitation- at the
"Harvest Festival," in til-auburn on.
Wednesday ”elitism. .. _
.‘ a .‘
. Store ls Marked . , _ .
nave ore noted to carry the best and largest stock in town and to
retail at much lower prices than our oompetitorscould buy at whole
sale. because we are the dugout dealers i
girl's. SKIRTSLWAISTBJIMN ooaran PM“ OATS and. Mil,
, can mu
‘ ultralight. ‘
I“ .g‘tpn. mu. t at one."
«my n’ to, or months.
‘50. Non‘valk
‘ our.
Fall Stock
, Is“ Here ‘
Thtre is an inclusiveness. a
certain individuality about our
stock that you can't get else-
where. A; to styles. we know
that burs are equal to the best.
We recognize that good style.
combined with the best wearing
leatbdr made. is ioremoat eon-
sidomtiou on the part or the
public. it you want the
Lateéi Styles
in Footwear
lows us A TRIAL.
CONNEALLY
-—----; AND-—---
BRACKEN
al waaHmororl eraser.
count noawult.
daemon: sees
wean THE AMERICAN nus.
seas. THEY use
. GUARANTEED.
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{shuttle M'cARREN: FUNERAL.
Heat of Mourners Pay Last Honors to
Brooklyn's Politician.
NEW YORK, not, Lid-«at multitude
of umurui-rs. (owning the largest i‘un
oral llrnt'tliislllll i‘\'t‘l‘ soon in Brooklyn,
ltllliJWt‘il the body of the lute Senator
l’alrh-k ll. .llctTurl-en today from lllt
tllll home, to the «lunch or St. Vincent
do l’uui. whore wrrlr‘ea were bold and
from the iihnroii..lo Calvary Rommel-y.
his lust resting place.
Political lril-nds and enemies alike
of the druid Ilvluocrutic louder attend
ed the illriorul, One. hundred and ten
senators nmi nusetublyuien, of “it
stutt- logiblnlure or which the dead
lender will limit a member. bended by
LiouL-(lov. Horace White. attended
the mound in a bully. Several of the
justices olitbo Shprerue (‘ourt adjourn.
ed court for tho day and attended the
services. ' . .
Mayor lit-(lichen «and the bend oi
the New York city departments were
among lilo] pallbearers.
The Ht‘l‘i‘ii‘vs ill the church were
simple. 'l‘lll‘ Roy, Thomas E. (jar-roll.
photo, was lilo oolebrani of n requiem
muss, undjllm. Edward J, Mt‘t‘uriy.
of St. Allunsllutl‘u i‘llurrh, delivered
lllt‘ oulogv.
M‘ ”a.“ -———
pnesloepr ran iN Missounl.
Cop. Girardeau Gives Him a Great
Welcome.
(.‘lil’E (liltAltDEAll. Mo, 0m. 26,-
1‘wouly minutes before sunrise this
morning. illuminant Tait stopped lrom
his ilngnhip; liw Olvauder. us it docked
here at 0 n'rlm-k. This city, the first
stop on ilwilrlp from St. hauls by boat
to New onions. armed the president
with cheers. 'l‘housunua of people or
rived during the night by rail and
wash. . _
Whllu lhll loves. was thronnsd. the
greatest crowd the at the State Nor-
mal School: um mile from the city.
where Prudent Taft was driven in
an automob in. in the natural amphi-
theatre the. t‘lllflf executive was In.
trodueud lolibo eitilana of Southeast
Minnouri by Oonnonman C. (l
Crown. of tllr Nth Missouri dietrlrl.
Mayor M. iii. lmmlml. moulded at the
meellna. and of the feature. or which
was the plalillug of a tree.
The chill lilctober morning air re-
varheretad uh nheure when a cold
badge was linund on the level of the
architects drum». The badn was
a m or the clllnitim' .
ail-e the achoduln celled tor only
one hour's time here. the president‘s
address wealthier. At 7 unlock the
presidential l nottlla departed tor
(intro.
WHIVt
V MARKIY.
a local in reheat was called to his
teleplum inl- Will and upon tail.
is’ term that, news-”tamed by
a mid roles bill
"In. Wiler‘n'tt
“i don‘t know
New York flint“flfl"." milled the
increasingly. “grim . it «any paints
some the mini?
i run: telniihm. "i one where is
U
My mar . lion Mellie hall 1'"
til! M's boom _. ,
I, “think" majors merchant
‘ transported and handled by the moat
‘ Priestley’s E
Ottoman Royal
Satin Ottoman
Satin Cloth
“Cravenette” Prunella
Wool Taffeta
vNOS. a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
nglish, Dress Goods
The‘Prleetley Fabrics merit all i
and style are all there.
the styles surely correct in every d
best Australian wool. and are e
’lty “of finish-—
good things said about themwvalue'. beauty
ilk. finish and dye are above'r’eproach, and
etali. 'They‘ are roads of the finest silk and
finished by their beauty and regular-
The Wool. a
catty distl
Cravenette Suiting
Imperial Serge Silk Warp. Henrietta
Broadclolhs
Empress Poplin
And Other Seasonable Fabrics
M..,...._....._ w”... m.-- -a. w...“ ,.
TRISTRAM & 'HYATT, NORWALK, "CONN.
CHEAPER COAL FOR NEW ENG-
' ' LAND. l
The Black Diamond of New York. f‘ '
says editorially this .week: i -
"in that strip of territory, starting “i .
few miles sast_ot the Hudson River,’ '
known as New England. twenly-iive "
million tons of anthracite and bitunrl
inoua coal are consumed annually. The
cost or this fuel to the consumers, ex-
ceeds 3100000300. Twothirdu or this
sum is paid for transportation and de-
livery 0! coal from the mines to the
consumers bins.
“Theda figures, though (boy - may
seem insignificant when ll is muniti-
area that some 425,000,000 ions or coal [
are mined annually in the l'uilmi]
States, have given to many oi tllo‘ v’
New England consumers l’ood ior' ..
thought during the past two rental ‘
which is just now about in culminate}
in the publication or a report that will‘
show up the rant l'uel needs or this
small area of country, and which u-lli' 1
lurihcrmore point out momlu by which
the cost of this fuel can iw lllilll‘l‘lull}
reduced. Realizing lhut 3hr question
of fuel supply to the industrial and do
theistic consumers of New England is?
just as important. as that at supplying
loud in out-h individual body, sonlui ’
year and a bull ago certain loading
manufacturers and fuel engineers who
are members or the Boston Merchanls‘
i .
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W-
1
plan whereby the consumption of (hell f»
could be lessened or its coat lllalfirlnlq
the appointment or a committee! ‘
inqu us the Fuel Supply committee.
who were given rorlo blnnrho to make
a thorough investigation, to compile
facts and to encourage educations
whereby a saving would be after-led
to the coal buyers. the various meur
bars or the organization, as well as to
the thousands or individual manufao
turers and consumers. For more than
a year this oornmiiioe baa done rails
ant work. Tilt-re is no avenue 0! in-
lormaliun that they have not captured.
There Is no QilPflUtm as regards trans-
portation and handling oi coal after
it reaches the commuters that they
have not studied, and in their report
they are able to allow wherein.
through in none lack or modern equip“
meat and intelligence. millions 0! doi-
lars have been and are being wasted
yearly by consumers, that can be rev.
ed by the introduction at new equip-
ment and methods.
"The committee has [one even run
titer in its invoatllrnllona. and it in be-
iievod that it will noon make a show
in; n regards discriminatory railroad
rate- on all rail coal all will call for
lnveetintlon at the hands of those in
authority, which it is believed. will re.
suit In retire being equalised. which
will mean a reduction at hundreds oi
receiving points.
"This committee has set about the
great work in the proper Way, and it
proper publicity in given to the report
that they will shortly issue, the re-
aulte that will accrue cannot be esti-
mated. to short. the purpose or the
report. an Iliated. is to impart to the
hull consumer ouch interdiction as
will enable him to lest 0 coal beet
suited for lliv agent on lithe" n
economieelimeiboda. This is the crux
0t the whole question. We are near an-
terin: norm not are where enoonomle
kl united:
M market?" . .
a time but it’ll in
dildo ii in t- liraveu‘t sane y: .
l t” ““ . balm lulu-
. . commutation 3? -
all. i 1in whitest lieu bow
‘ roofless." eildr’tltil ram on .113th Play
methods are’reeelvin‘ mammalian
than our aim; and the panic oi’ the
Mn two. ”in has done more to di-
rect the at lion or, lliil mole stiller:
hustled. all at whom am more of
eon attire delimit ‘
normed. h 7' other I
tune is be invariant. m n.
rem transportation. delivery. mo .
imam own. or More new
ti . lot the new *
rieger&Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
fl
,.
Association. not about to devise some. :"
ly decreased. This movement led iol
l
Cooking Ranges and
Heating Stoves
ERE you will find one of the beat assort-
mente of all kinds of Ranges. sell heaters.
We are agents for the celebrated QUAKER
RANGE. the beat range in America. We will
ae'l you any kind of stove. for any price you
wish. eat nap for you and. if not satisfactory.
will exchange it for another.
.KriegerdiCO.
20-31 West Washington Street
Sweater; ‘
Fish! . Fish? rain
‘ a. sermon
amour te innit in; one)..-
mu ‘ amen-f
m waeumo'real mnemonic“.
Coats '
bore is large variety or
me to mo.
Glow:
um ” sail - banned bank‘s
Mm
rater-none an.
nae eativaava
male ”on. .
Wfl2flmlfik.......ilrlb ;
Norwalk Chronicler