_ "to;
~ RARP
schism smear
ii Monument-late To us. we MAKflmIMODIL. alums.
vsvuli ' .
oaaion'sae Assholes? ‘rAiLoas.
see. we snugly NOBWALK. cons.
NONE Bums ,
ear P ’
ones.
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f HARRIS &
leéphone .450
The Moor "Marinated smoxcns
e 4 R0
‘.. flask son Tris
GER LUDLOW
‘ ‘ 210 CIGAR
.5" *'_ ‘ WORTH:
,Tmeity and Nugget ‘
-_ ‘ so CIGARS
" ,. B. J." REYNOLDS
nauucacronen.
FIRE wooo
Giordano suit ready for ramny use.
Hard Wood ..... $1.75 per,“ cord.
Ion Wood ...... use per it cord.
. ' sputwiiosnoc Exit-s.
A. canm sevrs' wooo YARD.
m. we Newtown Avenue.
Phone No. use. Norwalli, conn.
Minus @Al 69- ~
EVERY WOMAN KNOWS-
That proper coal must be used
In the kitchen range; if not
The cooking will be a failure.
Every woman knows-—
..Vlfthe cooking is not right
There is lack of good humor
And cheerful conversation
At the table.
Every woman knows-—
Ill temper means bad digestion
Add poor health; therefore
‘ ._ ‘Ooojcoal’means good health.
Kilt! a host of women know-
WE SELL GOOD COAL!
wheelie.
_
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan money to nonseaeepers at
u weekly payments, also to property
' owners on second and third ,morti
es. All business transacted strict-
r. confidential. Oince hours from 9 it.
in, till 7 p. on; Saturdays till 9 p. m.
iflDlPINDINT LOAN O OICUIITY
‘ COMPANY
It Washington on.
Havlisnd lion.
. ; ’ One night on.
.1 POST
~ CARDS
‘ 10¢ a Dozen
W. A. Briggerman's
"VIM ITOIC.
ill Washington It.
it widely sdmired; No more
_ receive voice much so»
it; lost time,“ is despised.
{5* r.
f .
H it is. there re not merely it
. sen iflVfl‘gl‘IiliN'r or large
..1‘ I ,M.‘
.w
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‘ heroin
"shavings discount“ this clinical savings not never dept-solutes
conveniencei‘mr msii’isnvers. but
ruins the possibility of deprecisiion.
osmium customs.
GANS CO.
68 Water Street'
‘ F all Suits
Hats. Shoes and
‘ Furnishings
COMPLETE
For Men. Boys and Children
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAN 87.. SO. NORWALK
TRY OUR
Bolognas. Frankfurters and Sau-
sages -- all made fresh. daily.
F. KARL.
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
may not will
Convince You
Only personal exper-
ience counts when qual-
lty—~uuperior quality»
is the issue.
P e r so u n I experience
with our ilnzelton coal
is what you need to
convince yourself of
what we know:
That the proof of the coal to in
the burning
That the burning of our Hotel.
ton coal Is superior
That's a burning shame you did
not know It sooner.
The B. Hershfioid & Sou Co.
Tel. ass. 128' Ulster it.
[indies’ Black suede
ll Short Vamp Shoes, $3
Short Vump shoes make the rum
look smaller and ore more comfort
stile than the ordinary kind. They
give a finished and iittruotlve uppear-
nnce lo the writ dressed women.
MAX LEVY
WASHINGTON 8"! SET (IMDGB)
J:
'M'mo oven M'Av'ri'n.” ’“ ‘ “’ '
”Moi-b may be done." sold the Acute
Observer. "by an authoritative voice.
Now. If a man shys to o dog. ‘(lotne
herol‘ with a new of absolute author-
Ity In his voice. the dog comes lin:
modiutely.“
"You." said the traveler. "l‘vo no.
, tloev it. And it Is euimisiiy merited
In rlentul spies. Why. when I was
In Khsilse. hero. I hesrd a men “f.
with thst ,nuthorltsiiro nuts in hit
tone 'Ohxing. live iorever.’ and lin»
minimums king lived forever."-
iilells. In Success ,Msgasine.
i
mam... .. ....-.._..—. ...».
sums. because available wiieo need‘
i l
Honour”
Meets and Provisions of all kinds. . . .
Our Greet
‘ 30-iinili 11:
as we are noted to
‘ . sale. bemuse-
stu‘iu' j
SOLVENT NOTICE.
. ...... . .
District of Norwsik. sin. Probate.
Court. October 18th. A. 1).. 1909.
Estate of Mary A. Townsend, late of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwaik. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time,‘wlll be debsrred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay-
ment to
CHARLES N. SMITH.
oil 21 2 . Administrator.
ORDER TO sfl'fl‘LE ACCOUNT.
'-'-v—
District of Norwaik. ss.. Probate
Court. October 27. A. 1).. l909.
Estate of William R. Lockwood. late
of Norwalk in said district. deceased.
Ordered, That The Connecticut Agri-
cultural Experiment Station exhibit
Its account as trustee under the will
of said deceased to this court for ad-
justment. at the Probate cities In Nor-
walk, on the 8th day of November.
1909.. at It o‘clock Iorenoon; and that
all persons interns in said estate
may be notidiid thereof. the said trus-
tee will cause this order to be publish
ed in ii newspaper having a circula-
tion in said district. at least five days
before said 8th day of November. 1909.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
028 it
‘ii‘i‘liiuii not lin“
Washington Chapter hold a regular
mcctiug last evening. at which some
lodge liiutlfll‘ti were discussed.
The Woman’s Christian Temperance
Union will moot Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock with Mrs. F. A. Chidsoy, l7
Wcstpiirt avenue. A good attendance
Is desired.
Pouassus Council. Royul Arrnuuni.
hold it regular meeting lust evening at
which time four new members were in-
Iiluioil. i-‘ranlit‘urtcrs and sweet rider
were served after the meeting.
Frank A. Von Boron and Howard A.
Montgomery returned returned home
It) Norwnlk yesterday from a few days
at iii-slurry. where they found the
weather vcrymuch colder than here.
it has been errouously stated that
illt‘ Country Club Whlst would moot
every Tuesday. The Club will meet
every other Tuesday and lin- next
meeting will take place November
9th.
The new degree team oi Court Edi
mondc lleAmicis will perform ils first
degree work Sunduy afternoon at 2
o'clock, ut Foresters liull in Railroad
avenue. it is expected that there will
be ten or cicvcn candidates.
Miss Marion iiutchlns. formerly seen
here in the Payton Stock Company.
will be seen at iioyl's Theatre this
evening in s miniature musical oom-
edy called Walking Home The book
sud lyrics nro by Thomas .I. Gray, a
leading writcr nod former booking
agent of New York City and the music
is written by Max Witt. Anything
that those two writers put. out is sure
to be good an Miss Hutchins is s
well-kuoWn an clever actress.
llEillli iiiyilliliili.
Funeral or Martin Troy.
The funeral of Martin 'l‘roy took
place this morning at 9 o'clock from
St. Mary‘s Church and was largely st-
tcnded. interment followed in St.
Mary's Cemetery. The pallbearers
were Andrew Markham. John b. Ley-
dan. Edward Burns, Frederick Pon-
nington. Allan Henry George Powell.
The nev. Fat or station-us olloiatod.
WINNIPAUK AuAULT OAII,
Matters In that. Winnlpsult assault
case began to develop this morning.
when Fred Nesllne and Charles Bert
gusnt were arrested. chsrged ‘withrab-
bury and assault. committed on stati-
Iey Mysiensiti. and were brought up
in the town court. The assault is a -
leged to hove been committed last
Saturday night. its they were about
to board a car. when the young men
are accused of demanding runner and
upon not getting it. com ltisd the es~
eault. 'l‘hsn tireless”, a knife
and stabbed ell-.0! is mall‘s“
run... "were
is y a one , . e .. .*
continued until Ilium: morning.
W
ersvslihi-o‘ LIAIV. ‘ .
Arthur D. Gt . well known be.
rich mug his ‘siiss estuarine
Gleam .
last eve
friends on
"Will '
tioti In '
Hium.‘
Hamlet -
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r’s’l subset-lo
s. .
stiles Journal
reeverheswcihan latest-v “
“e. The constitution“ ‘ .
’ It“ be
" sssourdusiuis‘riiss scum sonnets.
_ Alteration-Sale .Wiii Dhoonthue'Seturdsy, Get.
on Every Garment in the
Store is Marked Down
carry the best and lsrsest about in town and to
retail stmuch lower prices than our competitors. could buy at whole-
‘ 'we are the‘lsrgeet dealers in this aisle of CLOAKS.
{FITS-$313“. WAIBTB. RAIN COATS. PWTICOATB and Min
THEPARLS
“ lliilllllllili
a—r
n..m
were married, .
.H
I OUR
F all Stuck
Is Here
There is an exclusiveness. 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 recognise that good style.
combined with the best wearing
leather made. is foremoat con-
sideration on the part of the
public. if you want. the
Latest Styles
in Footwear
GIVE US A TRIAL.
CONNEALLY
BRACKEN
s1 Wasmuorou eraser.
souru uonwanx.
venomous es“
wean THE AMERICAN nus.
I‘ll. THEY ARE
GUARANTEED.
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CRANIUflV. HARVEST FESTIVAL.
I , ‘i Ina—nil.-
Good Sum Realized and vs Fine Time
Had by Everyone Present.
The harvest festival given at the
Cranbury Union Chapel last evening
was s big success. Judging by the large
number of visitors that were present.
and the success of the suction of farm
products. There were pumpkins. sp-
plee and other one in abundance.
and Benjamlm . Allen. of Norwalk.
certainly made an excellent suction-
eer. ,
Before the suction there was an en-
tertainment oi: unusual merit given.
The artists who tooii part were Miss
Patterson. ibeolocutionlst. from East
Norwslk. In time interesting selec-
tion. Miss mnsworth favored with
a solo, and some selections on the vio-
lin by Mrs. WMMON instant “hits."
After the entertainment and auction
were over it linen was served end all
departed for their homes after a most
enjoyable evening.
it is expected that a good amount
will be realised for the chapel. Many
Not-walk people attended. and the trip
was made In automobiles.
a“
AUTOMOBILE wuesi. caocceo
on.
—«
Goats at Bridal Party somewhat
mom-nee. Iut Not injured.
An automobile. owned by Milton
White. of East Norwaiit. and tilled
with friends and relatives of Mr. and
Mrs. George Hunter. the bride and
groom. skidded and smashed into the
curb. in South Muin street. last night.
The right steering knuckle broke and
the wheel dropepd 0!. allowing that
end of the machine to drop to the
pavement. Aside from the broken
steering knuckle the machine did not
an ear to be damaged.
he occupants of the machine were
a little frightened, but none of them
were lniured. The auto was bolstered
up with a section of timber and
dragged away for repairs.
The automobile was following close-
ly after the coach containing the bride
and groom at the time of the accident.
Mr. White was driving the machine
and us he turned from iisv land street
Into South Main street to our began
to slide on the pavement, which was
all perv on account of rain. A-The brl‘
ds pair motioned on their journey
and «coped the demonstration of the
auto party for stdesst s time.
mm
MRI. DUFAULT .IINTINOID.
Mrs. Bridget Mott's one We re-
sumed It a biologic yesterdsv titer-
.noon in the donthblomlk court. he-
ii it. Taylor. lint,
‘ ed. took “lot it
s denied the site
money. was in mm
meet our his ring torn her coat.
.lndgs'i‘sylor, , r. Dutsuit over
to "deacon twenty days. ,
waves "mam stun...
2 Hrs. .Ienlilnii {mini-hing homeigiior
being away for two weeks)“ om.
lindr J
Default. t in.
men it money. b
cotton. saying
mat tie to”? ‘
‘ editor _ “
at is live with .
bought so stop
I
It
how did on I
into the collar
T2. ‘, .
Rumor—:1 ii ‘t know. i never
' .-.li0ttlo in my blew,
a. ‘ .
Philadelphia Bu
s‘ u .
.9 3“") 3%
“bled the condom"
also. “ mfi‘ lw i
Iii
hose empty bottles get 1s ioined)‘ ,
The‘ Priestley Fabrics
nos. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
.Prieétley’s English Dress Goods
merit all good things said about them-value. beauty .
and style ere all there. The wool. stilt; finish and dye are above reproach. and
the styles surely correct in every detail.
best Australian wool. and
ity of finish-
Ottoman Royal
Satin Ottoman
Satin Cloth ,
"Cravenette" Prunella
Wool Taffeta
They are made of the finest silk and
are easily distinguished by their beauty and regular-
Mohsir Cravenette Suiting
Imperlsi'Serge Silk Warp Henrietta
Broadcloths Tamise
Empress Poplin Melrose
And Other seasonable Fabrics
TRISTRAM &
HYATT, ANORWALK. CONN.
O O ' F. b
Fish! Fish. is !
Codnsh. iic lb.: Halibut. 18c lb.:
Bluefish. 1th 1b.: Weukiish. lllc lb.;
Snappers, l2c lb.; Eels. 16c lb.; Box-
tou Blues, 12c lb.; Filliflsll. lili- Ib.:
bong island Escollops. 350 qty. Sou
Escsllops. 40c qt: Oysters, Clams.
A. Aaronson
Successor to JOHN c. IILOOX.
NIH MARKIT.
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TELEPtiONE on.
race oeuveav Au. oven rowu.
...—.... .... ..-.
AN amuse tireson.
New Motor Craft That is Self-Right-
lug, Self-Building and That Can-
not Be Bunk.
l
0! (ho 278 stations in the lift‘ Kfll'lli';
service those of the fifth district. collr
prising the count of New Jersey, are
numerically the most prommlcrnnt,
nnd play, perhaps the most Important
part in the saving of lithium lives. says
Harper‘s Weekly. The acquisition of
the new cite at Cold Spring lnioi, ail-
ioiningCnpe May. was provided for In
the river and harbor act or Ala) 2. lite?
and It forms and admirable base for
the operation of the new high power.
unsinkabie, self-balling and soli~right~
ing'lifeboat. This boat is so feet in
lengthe-l foot longer than uny'bost
now in the service—and is equipped
with a 40 horse power gasoline motor.
The construction of this boat is due to
file enterprise of C. H. Mcleliuu. sen-
ior captain of the revenue cutter sort
vice. retired. who gave up active work
several years ago. but. on account of
his knowledge of the service, was rc-
tulued as superintendent of construc-
tion of llfebonts and lifeboat apparit-
tus.
When the new life-saving boat was
first constructed much opposition to
It was aroused, not only among oili-
cials. but among the crows also. Even-
tually, It was tried out, with five other
boats In in heavy sea. The crews. with
their boats, were kept in waiting un-
til an unusually heavy roller came
crashing upon the beach; tin-n . iii the
word of command. the basis were
launched. All except Captain Mo
Leilan's speedily filled with water.
The" crews were interchanged and oth-
er trials were made. but, in each case,
with a similar result. so that. from
their attitiide of opposition. all were
converted to a recognition of the value
of the new lifeboat. it is especially
serviceable for launching in a heavy
surf, to which the tumor type of boat
in use eissihere is not adapted.
Two hundred of the 218 life saving
stations are located upon the Misti-
tic coast. During the latest period of
twelve months for which the records
have been compiled an vessels wot-g
involved in disaster within the field
of operations of the service. here were
on board these vessels 8.”! persons.
of whom only as were lost.
m
Till DIFIA‘I’ID.
Because It wan to be fighting to
out forth my strength. ,
'i‘u endeavor mirseli' to the utmost, the
failure at length
is never lose hitter and hard. or lighter
to . . . .,
because WM glorious iueniories of
batilp‘ilshars. .
With thesvi tors who pass me on
how’sbse‘it (good follows who
won " ' k .
With startli'ardont federated for.
ward and: fronting the sun.
limtsilure is Mfume-s. arid. When
, New
rumor _ ' wail “soils and
. limitless. my ems shod before
This pore bitterness strensthess suit
, hetters. me: do tellers more.
all. lost i shell win. and the: victory
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H. Krieger& Co.
29g3l Weit Washington Street
v .
Cooking Ranges and
‘ Heating Stoves
HERE you will find one of the best assort-
ments of all kinds of Rang», self heaters.
We are agents for the celebrated QUAKER
RANGE. the best range in America. We will
sei you any kind of stove. for apprentice you
. wish. set it up for you and. if not iatisfectory.
Will exchange it for another.
,yi
La
9’
rieger
29-31 West Washington“
i‘v“. .
det‘ons lists. as; he
gentleman who 1
, stumbled over his boss;
_ _ would no
savitt were minimisation .
an awkwsrd ass and on oil,
«heme... .. .. ...». ,
' had .
‘ hill. who
its! .,
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