”to. MAIN afrujr
ARRIS._ &
1 Telephone 450
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NONE BETTER
. The boarweanmcuiaa SMOKE
~ " .16 CIGAR '
{I win City and Nugget
‘ . nanuracrunea.
‘ Hard and edit ready tor ramny use.
‘ ’Hard Wood ..... $1.75 per lo cord.
. ‘ Split Wood. 250 Extra.
,A. csam azrrs' wooo vane.
‘ Phone No. 78312. Norwalh, Conn.
- , risk FOR THE
"'1 OR THE
REYNOLDS
- FIRE .woon
‘Soft Wood ...... $1.50 per la cord.
in. 74 Newtown Avenue,
" s t ‘ .
g" EVERY WOMAN KNOWS—-
‘. That proper coal must be used
-‘ ' In the kitchen range; if not
V The. cooking will be a failure.
Q), w; 7 ' wry woman knows—
If the cooking is not right
There is lack of good humor
‘ 3 And cheerful conversation
At the table.
Every woman knows-
. , Ill (errrper means bad digestion
Andpoor health; therefore
Good cool mean: good health.
_, And a hdat of women know-—
vvr. SELLGOOD COALl
my”... «be.
more rho-”1.0M
.. WI lean money to housekeepers at
sekiy payments, also to property
on second and third mort~
.Mlbusinssa transacted strict
. .sntisi. Ollioa hours from 9 a.
13mm: Ester-days till ii p. m.
Pennant LOAN a sscumrv
. . OOMPANV
Washington It, , Havllsnd slug.
OM flight up... Room 1.
(g:
-.,A. Briggehnan's
. .HUOIO OTOH'.
, ‘Iiuk.
the dlltsreucu he:
Milt? of
- . cheers ofitim rrowd.
est-lenses Austrians: TAILOM‘. * . ,.
“U"! “UT" ‘Npawaur. cons.
GANS .CO.
68 Water Street
Fall Suits
Hats, . Shoes and
_ Furnishings
. COMPLETE
For Men. Boys and Children
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN ST" 30. NORWALK
” TRY” OUR
Boiognas, Frankfurters and San-
sages —-— all made fresh, daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
. PHONE 445.
.. “a
Our Coal-Talks
Our Goal
may not will
Convince You
Only personal expert
ience counts when qual-
ity—superior i]liullty-
is the issue.
I’ e r I o n all experience
with our liitzoiton coal
is what you need to
convince yourself of
what We know:
That the proof of the coal la in
the burning
That the burning of our Hassl-
ten coal is superior
That's a burning shame you did
not know it sooner.
The B. Hersbiieid 8: Son Co.
Tel. 2”. 122 Nit” "-
Ladles’ Black Suede
l1 Short Vamp Shoes, $3
Short Vamp Shoes make the foot
look lonelier nnd uro more comfort-
lIhle than the orilluury kind. They
give it finished and attractive npprnr»
once in the troll dressed woman.
MAX LEVY
WABHiNGTON STREET (lilDGEl
ATTIL IEATQ CARROLL.
OAKLAND. Call. Oct. 'l'leonto M.
iol. bnniam Weight. was given the do
vision om Jimmy Carroll in s ten-
romul light here last night. Attell
won al the our uuu iii the ilfth the
hell s on , flnl'roil. who tied been
knocked down from a knockout. Car-
roll's Wtivit against Altai gained till'
lie mts sent to
th e Wulbdireeted right to
the mitt
l «saute been grimly in the
me iuw,
footwork in crude ‘Atiel’s rushes.
blochlu ‘llis leads through the re-
oontvlnlthlaimninsl savings ilanlt never depresiaies
notrrheroiya convenience for mail severe. but
limiter lei-gestalt. because available when used-
on
mated tor-um bout.
.. a
“nuns Airliners.
own pursuits to
weld many of them do so understood-
inalir, to the till:
ing. The
of public odious
thereon runny
of veal. es
sixth womanhood through clever in “10 bl .
made and never:
eidl success
soy doseriptw
(raft, direct M
' iillith the
one is n ,
house
shakes '
eff”
Ill. ll;
’ , i
. re i at much lower prices
mill
eta-mien *‘l .
Funeral of'IMartln Troy.
The funeral of Martin Troy will take
place tomorrow morning at ll o'clock
from at. Mary's Church and interment
will follow in St. Mary‘s Cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Wyman.
The funeral of Mrs. Coraline Wy-
man who died Tuesday evening at her
home in New town avenue, was held
this afternoon at 2:30 o’clock from the
residence of Robert Green, ii Franklin
avenue, Norwalk. interment will fol-
low in Union Cemetery.
m
NORWALK BARBERS’ MEETiNO.
up.
Prices Raised on eaveral Necessities
of Llfo.
At their meeting last night the
members or the local Burbsra' Union
ratified the prices made by the boss
harbors at their last meeting. and
which prices will go into eli'eet Jan-
uary 1st. The new prices are increas-
es in several instances. Sliuvins will
be 10 and 15 cents as heretofore and
ordinary huireuttinn will be 25 cents.
the old price, but whisker trimming
has been increased from .15 to 25
cents. Likewise pompndour style hair
cutting has been increased from 35 to
35 cents. Buster Brown style for child
ren from 25 to 36 cents an drazor hon-
ing from 25 to 35 cents.
At last night's meeting of the inn
ion ()tto liindstrom, delegate to the re
cent national convention. also made
his report. which was listened to with
much interest. At the close of the
meeting‘tefreshmenls wore served.
WINDOWS OVER BUiLDlNG LINE.
Work on Carl Schaub’s Building in
Woodward Avenue Hold Up.
Carl Scbaub. has found himself up
ugslrmi n rutber unique proposition in
\i'omiwnnl avenue, where he is remod-
eling his building, in which the Dec-
eI-‘uro saloon was formerly conducted.
The front windows extend over the
building line, it was found. and since
the rmnodeling was started. complaint
one made of ihla to prevent Mr.
Sclmub from rebuilding them. l‘nfnr-
luuuleli‘ for him. the old windows
wen- completely removed and High-
wui' (‘ulumiasioner lluniel l‘lunlop had
to noiiiy the rurpenlers not to rebuild
them. (or once down, to replace them
nluuni no“ work (thi' the building
line.
MAN KlLLED ON RAiLROAD.
Still'l‘lilNll'l‘ON, Oct. 27.~-No iden-
liiiruiion- huh yet been made of the
bum killed on the, railromi here you-
ierduy afternoon A note hook in one
or the pockets of his ctolhing‘coniein
rd among other things the nddresuss:
.lolm Commencey. New Britain. and
.l. M. Phoenix. Mormon.
THE NATIONAL SIN.
Etrsvaqance, Public and Private Am-
srlca'a Worst Menacs.
((‘mnnmuicstlon in New York Sun)
A few nights ugo i not with a party
of meumouo nu upstate banker. two
New York merchants. one of them
head of it great corporation whose
produrtentera Into the manufacture
of a dozen or more leading staples
need in nearly every home. and the
other enuuuud in a large way with
international trading; the fourth n.
tlemun, a literary man of recoup sod
uliniuments, and the that other than
myself, a politician of national repute
wen honest man, though the reputed
museum or s laras fortune acquired‘
principally by shrewd investments and
ill a result of advanced information rc-
apo-ctinu Wall Street operation-i.
The topic, entirely by chance. was
the extravagance of the present no.
and the consensus of the opinion ea-
preused and assented to by all was to
the effect that national. stats sud mun-
icipal governments rush Into sum
ulent involving in uncuilon vast sums
of money raised sad to be railed
through the only available source. tes-
ntion of the geopie, and many times
larger than t a known wealth or the
coluiiry or the probable endurance of
the people‘s prosperity wsrrsnts. The
people, inliemntrlg committed to Woo-
rul waste sod p .di‘slity scwrdiux to
their means in personal expenditures.
are blind to proper reullsslion of the.
moaning or these stupendous but! It
They are ten nllliill absorbed int sir
nlve attention. even
action altsirs are isle
muitlp ‘city and duplication
and theilncumbsnts
at, "his nestle.
Iyoudltui’sl; , illilil «fund, are
ds or to Vita sever have,
'i’tiults “ninth
in ventures.
in , indirect. runs riot
union .
Content i' lg loresoins vim
s me, this
‘ilosss to
*llililt. 'l‘liti Mil
fl
k1
30~Uillll9TliOli am Gum
. ~ . Stoollnrmed‘ ‘ . .
u we lre‘~ one to carry the. beat and omit-lion; in town and to
thsnour competitor; could buy at whole»
, become we are the largest dealers in th aisle of chK8. '
: 3111's. farmers. WAIB'RS. RAIN, COATS. P
owners
misfit, but illli he
to s crisis, and ii avsarststsd
‘ roomy which
.i‘l‘l
Md
lie
"m“soutrllzlllii" “:3“
Don .
ICOATS and MID
. .80. Nowell: ‘
. , OUR
» F all Stock
13 Here
There is an exclusiveness. s
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 recognise that good style.
combined with the best wearing
leather. made, is foremost coa-
aidsratlon on the part of the
public. it you want the
latch Styles
in Footwear
GIVE US A TRIAL.
CONNEALLY
BRACKEN
.1 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE NM
WEAR THE AMERICAN RUB-
IIRB. THEY ARE
GUARANTEED.
ausa reek—751w: snail.
New Haven Man Seeks Divorce from
Young Wife.
The love dream of Burr Peck is at
on end. says a New Haven story. He
has brought a unit for divorce against
his young brldh 3-H? homes intolerable
cruelty as the ground for separation,
Illitl, while the specifications are not
uumed in the writ, which was turned
into court Friday, his friends have
heard lulk ulmnt it rolling pin being
used as a but and the old gentiemen's
head as the bull _
Burr elopod id'xew York city a your
ago last kuxust‘nd married Mollie in
the city hall. Bio had been a waitress
for Mrs. A. l". Johnson. her aunt. who
keeps a simiuuur' boarding house next
door to Burr Pooh‘s home on High
street across the street from Berkeley
hall. one oi the Yale dormitories.
Burr l’erk'n ilrst wife «lied in April.
a. your aim, und Mrs. Johnson helped
him in the household affairs during
that trying period. Mrs. Johnson later
introduced her niece, Mollie, to him.
and in August went to New fork city
with tho couple for their elopement
Peck is seventytaix years old. and his
waitress ill'lilt‘ wall iwentvone when
she took the old genlleman for her
husband.
Soon after the Peeks went to houno
keeping on High street. Mollie began
to talk to her friends about "too much
mothsr-ln-lew." All nurr'a mother is
ninety‘elnht years old. the mother-in»
lew'g attacks were not renrdod as ag-
gressive nor violent, and there were
evidences that Burr use trying to
make the pathwa- of the former wait-
ress its I‘omforlahle us lay in bi»
power.
Peck owns several large New Haven
houses and one business block. and a
loud-slsed slice of his property was
transferred to his wife's name a few
weeks after the, atonement in New
York city. This was done. some or
his bride's friends explained. because
it was feared that amines of his but
who, who had talked a crest interest
in the elderly bridegroom. might hrlnx
a breach or promise suit.
This spring l‘eoli bought an automo-
bile sud insisted on running it himself
on the score of economy. This savo-
hls youna wire I nervous shoot: and
she annealed a molluldlill chant:
risii‘or running the car excessive for
a man as old and one mad as blah-
lv (in she recorded her closed.
The first sign discord appeared
sis. wells syn w it s ”notice in New
listen newness fever Mk’n nann-
vmnsd march-lull trim: trusting his
leer. explaining thstjhs'thought the ‘
which
lty of finish-:-
Ottomsn Royal
Satin Ottoman
Satin Cloth .
“Crayonstte” Pruneila
Wool Taffeta
nos. 2 and soazur'rs BUILDING. . .
‘ PrieSlIey’s English ‘ Dress G d '
The Priestley Fabrics merit all good things said about thorn—Name,
and stylea’rejall there. The wool,
the styleaiaurely correct in every ‘
best Australian wool. and are easily diStingulshed by their beauty and regular-
beautyr ; .
. , reproach. and
'.~'l‘h,ey are made of the fluest silk and
silk. finish, and dye are above
detail.
Mohair Cravenette Suiting
Imperial Serge Silk Warp Henrietta
Broadcloths Tamiae
Empress Poplin Melroae
And Other Seasonable Fabrics
'TRlS’l‘RAM & HYATT», NORWALK, CONN.
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MILITIA AND’MANEUVERS.
i
War Department Will Net change its'
Ortisr in Regard to Them. i x
In Hillard to the “militia and mun; .“
covers" the war department has mudc' .‘v -
the following statement:
combined army and national guard!
intention 0f varying its plans for the:
general education of the l
guard in connection with the army in
Joint ramps and maneuvers ullernufel
menl. Future participation or IheI
national guard in maneuvers similar
to music recently held in liussnrhuv
sells should be. hereafter limited In
such organisations as have proved
themselves in the camps or lneIrm-iiou
tent to take reasonuble- llllll proper
care of themselves, nrui null those or
aanisalions who llilVP been repor'ldil)‘
reported to line department us
should be given this privilege.
soil h
recent maneuvers have been most in-
vuluabie, and simply because certain
hardships may have been suffered
through their own ignorance by some
of the men of the militia, then» is
certainly no reuson fol Intern-ring.-
with or riiaiixinn in any way the well
settled policy which has been dolor
mined upon by the doubt-(merit.
"The department known of no i‘eu
excessive amount of sickness or in
jury to health in the recent maneuvers
on the contrary. from certain unofficial
statistics which have been published
it is inclined to believe that there has
been less sickness an a result or these
maneuvers than usual. However, no
official report thereon this yet been
received."
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PRISON?! OCIATION MEETS.
Professor w. I. lousy [lasted a v. P.
~A Plea for the Com/let.
HARTFORD. Oct. 27:». pics im-
the convict is mode in the report of
Secretary Thompson. or the Gourman—
cut Prison Association. read at the
annual meeting at the capitol yester-
day afternoon.
A resolution of sympathy was pass-
ed on the death or the late John P.
Taylor, secretary of the association. I
The following officers ware elected:
President, Dr. H. N. Thompson. Herb
form. vies-presidents. (i. P. Chandler.
Hartford county; Prof. W. ll. Bailey.
New Haven; il'. fillier. Fail-field; Gels.
Edward Harland. New iondou; il. .l.
Blasts, lAtohiisid; D. K. mom. Mid-
dlesex; ll. W. Warner, Windham:
Judge .i. ll. Reed. Tolisnd: treasurer.
W. in. Stanton, and secretary. o. lit.
Thompson. Hsrlford.
HAVIN.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. ”Mindanao.
ment visa made today that owing to
the tact theta press or engagements
would make 'lt'ineonveuient tor Presi.
dent Taft to» d “the annual lien»
oust or the (2 ember of Commerce.
was unionism. iii tint ste
wits and stated M.” Would buy no
more bills contracted by her. The
waitress wits militias living st some
with her husbsnwsnd to income-
' ' “look on us e m
it explained amazement was oil
is n suction
to have the advertisement inserted.
The divorce suit ills mm on odes
that the
“dolls steered
’Nfln s-trans»
nd'a liltillti.
all“
Mrs. ii
Ill; liar scrub
«Anemone
or the banquet it
her. it. which
Tell litd ‘s
solution also with Werner H
Vito, is also to out
quest mother.-
sentsd to me change
Isle authorities ,
:53:le satgforvlard“; e do ’
else mu seesaw lilo Nursin- reel ’“ “ n s. "h - "N W
be n
the «rifle dais
boss climatic
.w' "lemme
.II ‘
tent. The soundness mull swam
. at the n:
usbsnd out t
has info '
u .
“Certain articles in regard to the! .
maneuvers In lvlsssachuaetts having} (
been brought in the! attention of thei
department, it is proper to state thnt. _‘
the department has not the siighteuti .
nntiounl' ‘
In
years and by the methods provided in !
general orders Neill, 1908 war depart-l ,
, ‘v:
un lit to take part land in no compo "d
"l‘hrro in no question but that tin-A *
son for culturing that there was any .
H. Krieger 8:00.
PRIIiDINT ram To VIIIT new ‘
_.... I 4., . . ._.. . J. ..,_
Cooking Ranges and
Heating Stoves
HERE you will find one of the best assort-
menta of all kinds of Ranges. self heaters.
We are scents for the celebrated QUAKE!!!
RANGE, the Mt range in America. We will
eel you any kind of stove, for any price will
wish. set it up for you and. if not hatisfactory,
will exchange it for another.
‘ 29-31‘Wesl Washington Street
Norwalk Chronicler