More rune
not ustu eraser
'ARRIS
‘Cp Telephone 450
W
FAIL TO DISCLOSE ANY
FLAW IN THE-
' III" CIGAR
OR THE
5c CIGARS
, n. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
THEOLOBEST INSPECTION WILL
,1 ROGER LUDLOW
Twin City and Nugget
VKARP BROS.
oeeionsso sun LADIES' mm... ,
.rst. oer SOUTH NORWALK. cons.
MAT”
& GANS‘ CO.
' .....‘nac..“““
Hard and soft ready for family use.
Hard Wood ..... $1.75 per 1,4 cord.
80ft Wood ...... $1.50 per 1,4 cord.
Split Wood. 25c Extra.
A. CARMI BETTS‘ WOOD YARD.
‘. N0. 74 Newtoivn Avenue,
.l Phone No. 783-2.
Norwalk, Conn.
Lashr-.- __ ..-
§ PCEEKuSOAL <39.
'3 I COAL ADVERTISING
Must have something better
Than talk behind it.
...-.. ; ,..Nnhoneyedi.words of ours
Williiéhep you warm, if
With this fact in mind
,To secure the best coal——
Buying only those varieties
;_ You have approved.
The kind words
‘ Of satisfied customers
Sound good to us!
Our coal fails to do its work.
We are constantly on the alert
MEWSOALO!
t. ...“.-. ...
owners on second and third
guano.
ly confidential.
COMPANY
04 Washington at, Heviland
Ono flight un.. Room 1.
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers st
81 weekly payments, also to property
All business transacted strict
Oliioe hours from 9 a.
on. till 7 p. m: Saturdays till 9 n.
INDEPENDENT LOAN a SECURITY
lliOI‘i'
m.
Bldg.
.. POST
MUSIC STORE.
...... at“...
n spot-int l‘otvn meeting in
in) value.
eSou
O
‘I'.
'1; .‘ CARDS
i, We a Dozen
W. A. Briggerman's
i W it IIook. 182 Washington It.
.. . Millardity the citizens volt-d to
" W ”bridle 020.000 for grnvoilltu Ilw
_. ‘ Let the township. The work will
i done during the next four.
Wil-
fear? , _ ..
r not. name rum To, us. we MAKE. REMODEL. estrus. .
r
68 Water Street .
...... _ ._ ...—NW.“ ..
”Fall Suits
Hats, Shoes and
Furnishings
COMPLETE
For Men, Boys and Children
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN ST.. SO. NDRWALK
TRY OUR
Boiognas, lirankiurters and San-
sages —— all made fresh, daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
I
Our Coal-Talks l Our Goal i
may not I writ
Cdnvince You
Only personal espi'r
ienre counts when «pint
II)'«».-Stllli‘rilll' qualily
is the issue, ‘
i’ e r s o ii iii experience
with our llitlvllon mill
is what you need to
convince yourself of
what We Itnou'
That the proof of the coal is in
the burning
That the burning of our Hotel-
ton coal is superior
That's a burning shame you did
not know it sooner.
'l' he ll. Hershiieid lit Sou Co.
Tat. 294. I22 Water St.
or... Black 3..."...
ShortVampSthS. $3
Short Vamp Show: untlte the (not
look mnnller nntl too more comfort-
able. than tho ordinary kind. 'i‘brl'
give it IIIIINIII'II iIIIII illii‘iii‘llvv nppenr-
noon in the well liit'wiul woman.
MAX LEVY
WASHINGTON STREET (BRIDGE)
LOOK I
These Prices for Today
9P”
Shannon, IIII' 1b,,
Iiiiuiim Iiliii'u, lIir lit; Wt'iiit It‘liill. Iit‘
Iii; I’iiti I“IIIII. ilr lit; llIttiI h‘itth, lot!
Iii. i'otl I-‘Inh, lilo III.. I‘ll-iii. li'ii' lir;
lilnt'itiitipu, .‘iht' III.
A Aaronson
Buooeeoor to JOHN C. SILCOX.
‘ FISH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON STREET IRIDOI.
TELERHONE ”I.
0.0me
NO DEPRECIATIQN
A envious uuoount in this lililiilitl savings llanli never tlupreolntes
It lo, literature. not merely a tuniwnionru tor sinnil savers. but
the best INVESTMENT for large sums. hotsnnso nritiiiiblu when need
without the poiisihlllly oi iii-prot-lntlon.
III N orwalk Savings Bank
UNITID IANK IUILDINC.
FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN.
. , Mu... . #1“ ..M. . I
I.
The Hat
IIIIIIIIIII. He III.;'
Pans to
as we are noted to carry the new
lsnle. becuu
LINERY.‘
Stamford '
......wmw ...... ......w....~w~ ..-
h
YARD TEL. 46.2.
last metal anti In more ornamental.
'i’ illltlllllllllillli ’
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK.
THREE DAYS, STARTING
THURSDAY, October 28th
Positive Appearance of
JOHN J. BLACK a CO.
in "The Main Guy"
BLAND l. WILLIAMS
CLOTHILE d. MONTROSE
Special Engagement oi‘
FOUR BANTA BROTHERS
A Spectacular Musical Melange
. A uaouruunmet-sent.sourunoitthx,
Our Great Alteration Sale Will Discontldue Saturday, Oct.
. ‘30-Uatil Then Every Garment in the
Store is Marked Doyvn
retail at much lower prices titan our competitors could buy at whole-
wo are the largest dealers in this state or CLOAKS.
SUITS. SKI 'rs, WAISTS. RAIN COATS, PET’PICQA'l‘i-l and Mil.- *
.THEPARIS;
&Bailey C
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
JOE KANE and SOME OF HIS GIRLS
MORIARTY SISTERS
BIGGEST SHOW EVER IN TOWN
DANCING WEDNESDAY AND FRI»
DAY NIGHTS
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
URDAY
Children ..... . .... ..5c
Adults . .,,......I°G
NIGHTS .. ,. IO and 206
" MUSIC HALL
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Friday Evening. November 5th
WEE 8. PRICES
GREATEST AND BE‘T PLAY
THE COUNTY
SHERIFF
IN 4 ACTS—d1 SCENES
~A PLAY YOU WILL WISH TO SEE
AGAIN
5~GOOD SPECIALTIES—5
DANCING AFTER THE SHOW
PRICES-Evening . .10. 20, 30c
Si‘iiln on sale Mondni. ,\'o\, l, At box
THE NEW
bit it
HIGH CLASS
Vaudevrlle
9—--Big Pgntures-9
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
ONE PERFORMANCE EVENINCS,
5:15.
MATINEE DAILY, 2:30.
ALL SEKTS, 10c
NORWALK
Savings Society
iNCORPORATID 1.“.
Deposits June 29, 1909,
33.707.107.48
George M. Helm». Frost.
Wm. A. (turtle. Vino-Fran
- iii-Wit A. Illa; hey a True.
men "It“? usuoeucs.
tours noswstit, eons.
that in Marmot?
i 1
Frank 0. Johnson ls building a new
house on High street. for August West
berg. The plans show a from house.
eontnlulng night rooms. provided with
conveniences.
TouchsrwNow. maremlmr. Nellie,
that snythins you can see through is
transparent. thin you name somethitnt
linen" Not who.
return A liter
, one. Q ~ »
lieu
the lament. slot-filo town and to
So. Norwalk
MILL TEL. 463.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
We wauld oall particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters,
made in two sizes of Douglas fir. the most durable of modern woods: will out.
Also wevoonfidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing" [or roofs and also tor
flashing in place of metal. Does not rust or decay and will last a lifetime.
Fail Stock
Is Here
There is an exclusivenestt, n
certnln lndlriduulity ubout our
stuck that you can't get else-
where. As in styles, we know
that ours are equal to II‘lt' best.
We recognize that good style,
combined with the best wearing
leather made, is foremost non-
sldorntlon on the port of the
public. I! you want the
Lateét Styles
in Footwear ,
GIVE US A TRIAL.
CONNEALLY
-—--—-—-.tND
BRACKEN
at wAsuiN‘orou eraser.
scum iNORWALK.
reteruons sou
WEAR THE AMERICAN RUB.
BERS. THEY ARE
GUARANTEED.
' pm
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake ice Co
OMeo and Storage, N. Y., N. H. A H
Freight Ysro.
Two Times -— 754-3; 8i4~2
OW
, A Great
Coffee
'At a
Populer .
Price
Low priced enough to be with
in the reach of all. good enough
tor anybody-u ’
Our 25c Blend
equals that sold by dealers ordi-
nuriiy for also or title. We keep
the stand-rd up to the top notch
year otter your, because we nan-
tile it ontlroly‘troin the time it
leaves the bush until it is pun
chased by our‘eultomars.
You are sure of» merit qual-
ity for your money here .
The Union Pacilic §
Tea Co,
in wuuinoron stunt
soon 0424
its“ osLivasv
i. Hoodoo ‘
i
i
i
“Sunni
l».
TRIS?
" and
. l.
PrieStleyls
Ottoman Royal
Satin Ottoman
Satin Cloth
"Cravenette" Prunella
Wool Taffeta
i
ll
NOS. 2 and 5 oszs'rrn BUILDING.
English 'I Dress Goods 1
Mohair
Imperial Serge
Broadcloihs .
Empress Poplin
The Priestley Fabrics merit all good things sat ’ about themmvalue. beauty
style are all there. 1 The wool, silk, finish and ye are above reproach, and
0 the styles surely correct in every detail. They or. made of the finest silk and
best Australian wool, and are easily distinguished
by their beauty and regular.
ity of finish— ‘
Cravenette Suiting
Silk Warp Henrietta
Tamise
Melrose
Anti~ Other Seasonable Fabrics
A
TRIS’i‘RAM 8i: HYATT, PIORWALK, CONN.
. .BillliMlNlllillll.
Duffy's
Malt 850
Whiskey Bottle
“THE lbiG STORE "
Select Groceries, Teas and Coffees,
Wines, Liquors, Etc.
FANCY SWEET POTATOES, per
FANCY NATIVE POTATOES. per
DRAKE BROS.’ SPONGE CAlKE.
UNEEDA BISCUIT, per pockloje
BAKER'S or BECKMANN'S COCOA, can
peck , 256
pack . .23:
package ..... . .19:
. 4c
. 19c
SPEClAliml‘tlit 'rouiciir
I BOT. MARYLAND RYE WHIISKEY
1 DOT. CALIFORNIA PORT
1 BOT, CALIFORNIA SHERRY
up...“ .a
83 and 85 Washington St
.All Three Bottles
31.15
Phone. 440 Sou h Norwalk
Tickets South For Stile
Vin Clyde Line. Savannah
Line and Old Domin-
ion 8. S. Co.
I. M. LAYTON St (20
(lNCORPORATED)
Insurance and Real
EState Agents
5 RAILROAD AVE. 80. NORWALK.
JUST A row
Pill IIIIEFSrUIIES
Special lll'Ii‘i‘R on Suturdny, l-“iun
pieeo intrionv \‘elonr, rernlur 32b3, IRM-
$25.00
I“i\(‘~|iit‘(‘ii IWIl-Itli‘ll‘ Velour. l'oglllitil'
... WM$20.00
r. A. MITCHELL
1'
O
CORNER WALL AND HIGH S‘TS...
NORWALK. CONN.
bountiful “will iv
in Ililll ‘
(t‘onltnned from First Page.)
the ears of Class Four. and the «turn
of Cities Three. and Al, Morison, dirty-
in: No. In Marion, threw in his elitteh
Ililil was off. i l
l’unetuslly to the second the other
three cars or this clues dashed tinny
and another interval, this time oi i no
minute. was counted oil to mark ‘the
distinction hsiwuon the Class Three
racers and the fifteen real contestants
or the day. the high powered oontttnd-
ertt tor the Vanderbilt trophy. ‘
(in the link of three minutes sitar
ll. howls Strung. whom luck had is or.
mi in the drswlng with first starting
position In the big our nines, our d
nwttr amidst onsets. Quickly his Hint
become a sliding not on the norilon
and No. :l. Mitchell's Bunnies. not i it
"nor him. In a cloud oi nine unit-lie
the others l‘oiloiwd if. seconds apt rt,
Chevrolet in tho iiuielt resolving it
personal ovuiion. 1
The last car was barely out of “I.“
when tho. lnixisn unmanned the eun—
ing or the llrsi our to complete he
roiind,'.loe Mnison's Chulnters. he
ilrin of (has: 'l‘hron oars to some its
Nil. 22 Mlll‘fiton. 0f the Valdfl'ilt
other» (I Iii:‘ «In» Mitt-hell's time
Ms l;,:il ii. to: the IIiIiI miles. or
it! :Im m.- oi' no miles up hour.
1 or «unit were. coming round in snrit
tarot rult‘t'twsi'lll that the timers im-
nnonm-n that some delay in mutton:
Iiil':.‘ll Iili ir it-spertite time must on“
H‘II‘
Allin-.1». and .llei'x..Xuii«»itnln. t‘lietro
let in the itnici; anti Runs in tilt" Atlas
i‘Il‘i‘IIIIIt‘II lili' i,‘I'il\\tI Il_‘. summing [ilihi
iIlI' Llltilfl iniIliI with unit tnrhrs sop
.1l1liifl}: IIII‘Iil
in IIlt' second ‘utnitl ii.l{.~oii h. id the
bull to IIll‘ HilliII t‘lil‘ ('Ins.‘ while ”(it‘-
ililliili livid Illvl {liloiiiliii in lili‘ (‘lnns
'l'lit'w iH’ilI. In the \‘nmlt‘l‘blil. Kliip-
pm In the .\"v T ('IltlIilll‘l'iiH’Il‘ifli, lot!
The Simplex Klint'l'l‘ii n broken
.‘..l‘li~..~iIliill \ihile lIi :wcond writint on
the third round, but did not team the
It-onise
I I‘ilt‘t‘l‘oiol reeled off his t'oitiib Lip
Iiu 1* minutes and It? uni-otttls~ better
ithnrt Til miles an hour.
; Ht‘i‘mour In his lsoita. withdrew
|Il‘tllll the rare in the iltlh Itip, while in
lillih position. heeuuse of a broken
slur ring knuckle.
I At lo:.“.ll Strung uppenrcd. passing
slitt- grunt] stand on his second iup.
iliaring repaired his broken radiator.
lwlut-h had been torn h) a large rock.
A‘ thl-a time be had six laps to make
Iup
I \l the conclusion of the sixth hip
Ilinip; i 1' led the big ems, with ‘t\ isbnrt
wound :znd linrtlinu third
I (‘ilmrsli i V in. bud IlithI‘lI tip in HI'I"
Imud p.11 v I! \III‘ I'JIII'III round wns re
I‘m i' ti 1; mo‘tlu IiI Hittiteilili',
I t :u-ir .et but to retire in his illili
flu. i‘tiilltt to lgniilon'iruu‘du illiter
,IllIhIliilll- tut lite tillit‘l'fl oi lize Yonder
IlIIi t'tllll"~imiiit llIiI til Iili’ i‘llib‘ Iit‘l‘illii
.thiv contract but] Ilt‘i‘" tiltttvlililti Hill.
I :‘Illti‘ll wu: out in his llill: In}: no
t‘ttiin'ti‘ oi the, loss or a wheel.
The Appersoa ear In the \‘antiuo
blil unit overturned at Muttsnpequn
I Lorine. No one With Illll‘i.
.ltw Maison. In a Chalmers‘lletrolt.
won the Muslnpoqun‘trtniby. His time
was 2:09:32 13-h.
itnrmun. driving a Mormon. Won
the Whentloy Hille’ sweepstakes.
lmrlnior. In his Giuliani's-Detroit,
blew out a cylinder on his thirteenth
hip, and was retired.
In the fifteenth lop Knlnner had in:
creased his lead over Grant in an Aim
to it full hip, and stopped.» the end
or the round to change, e tron: tire,
but was nit min in n‘nilmtto.
The withdrawn at More's Netiomn
In the twelfth round. «sum the field
of canto-tents lot tnoVanderlitlt trot
pity to live cars and tits interest
dwindled greatly. At N dominates
at the eighteenth lap Knippor led by
the generous margin otelglit miles,
wit (trust's Alon in mm plastic.
H. iirltiir's riot given third. ,, '
P I}: a gremsndtli‘t'is guts: mm ii.
to or tea t a at title Old
in the restraint». tithe Gilli rem
Detroit was second. sud Aloe thir ‘It
that time. , ‘
The Alon ear. driven by Grant, won
the race. Time. 4 hours. 26 minutes,
iii seconds.
The Flat our. driven try Porter. was
second. Time i been.
nil-6 mods.
entries. .iiiitsiieli'ti "elm but use be
[hurt to lilillt the dim, SW
intiit' s y ‘ ‘ ,
,r
~ii o'clock at St. Joseph's (.‘Illll‘t'il.
liermeni
Cnueiri'y.
80 minutes, ‘
tutti unit: unionism“ "
D I C ‘
Iii . millennium. .‘
nuns intuition?"
Mrc. Celsonnio Cocchlo.
Ml“‘-. Geisonr-io (“oer-bio. aged
«i t}
years. died iilie: morning (it her home,
5 \Vt‘od HII'I‘PI,
The deceased is our.
rived by her husband, l'nnernl ser-
'ICt‘g will be held Mommy morning at.
in-
wiil i‘ollow in St, Mary‘s
MrE. Mary Roeney.
Min. .‘lilll‘i' Rooney, widow of Pat-
lriett Rooney. died at her into home in
iNortb avenue, inst t‘t’t'lllllEJ
’r-uirirtui by three stepchildren
.iuncrnl will take place Monday morn-
Ii“:
It‘hurrb urti interment will follow in
She is
The
til 9 o'clock i'rom St. Mary‘s
:'z. .‘.I.‘il‘j.'.“. ('emetor):
Funeral of Smith Northrop.
it is exported ihni lb. fourth] of
Smith Xi‘l‘tiirop it‘ll in» wrg. iurcei)‘
lllli‘iltiftl tornorio‘s alien-noon, :11: all of
the ,\'orwaih firetrt-n will attend in it
body and in uniform. t‘mtri Nirrnk
‘r'il‘e and llrnm (".ntgs wil be in the pro
:wssion and it i-~ tr mole that the
seittntl regiment bond will be down
("ruin New Haven. The l-Iil:s art Om‘
iirtzthot's‘ l who, i. tr t), it. Will attend
in a body to. will tlir South Nortt‘uiit
linemen. The services will take place
.II the house in Mum street at ‘lziiil
il't‘IUt'It and interment “'lII follow in
Riverside ('emeierr. 'l‘brot- sisters as
Well as Ilill‘ brotbtr survive. the sis-
:ets twin: .‘Iih. .lnmtu: Sprnuue and
Mrs. l-‘t-tunndo \‘an St-oy. of South
St l'ittlIIi. and Mrs lintiiortl Smith. of
I)flIIt‘ll.
PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT RUMORS
Reported That a Petiti0n is in Circula-
tlon for One.
illl‘m rs tzt the tire department have
i)t"‘li making inquiries in rwei‘ence it)
repoi is which have been given out dur-
ing the lust week or (Wt) to the effect
but time Is a movement on foot to
brSL-z ilIl'lIlI a mild department. but.
'mw l )I discovered umrb. Ono em-
(for oi the department stated that he
imd heard a rumor around that them
His .t petition in cirt‘uiuilon uddross~
«l to the li‘IHIt‘II. but he had not been
able to find anybody who hull seen it,
IIItI doubted that there was tiny.
Another member of the department
stated that he understood the report
originated from it letter published in
IIII‘H' minions before election i’rom
iildlii‘ light. As has been stated he-
'or.~ in these columns, however, the oi“-
.it‘ers oi the department have been
given to understand that there is
stunt-thing doing. One or tho promi-
nent men or the oily hove sold not to
'w mn'plltflNI it it real eitort is mode in
.i short ilillt‘ to brlna about it until do:
mount. it is believed :nut the (le-
mtin eel would work third to prevent.
l t Ittlil 1‘.
—.-—.—..........__.
FOSS‘ CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED.
I "in ii" IP‘I'IH. ebnuit‘nur for Archibald
(‘. Posn. IIlI' rent uninit- denier who
out. on ottlee IRNQI'III Mnin street, was
lviulnt-il in Htumiord. today upon
'bitrttes r! reckless driving and forbe-
ny, \tllIltlllI n license. He ran into lrv-
'ng \i'nlt-ibury, who was taken in the
:lutniold hospital severely burl Foss
not rt-nlenod upon 8.300 boll.
... .. ...-.. ..-. -... ......
Hurry w. Mather has the contract
let some changes to a building on
North Main strut-t, tor Mrs. E. C. Ow.
ens.
emoticon
95..
Jill“ Benjtqinaomgm
A great number or men and
young men do not consider "tull-
orlux" when they purchase limir
clothes, and tor thnimeason they
never quite understood Jun! why
they don‘t look like too tellow
who does.
Tailoring is the ioature in
clothes. A summit cannot nail
will not glvo service it It has
not been out together by i'iIltti'ii
who understand their work thor-
oughly and who are lot-cod, to
. give their very best. ’ ‘
The most sltllliul garment
workers In the world are em-
ployed by Alfred. Benjamin 5
Co. to make Benjamin Clothes.
$10.00 to ”one.
list .hlrto............ti.90 up
’ JOSEPH DAVIS
~ .... Teller. fighter. Rotter,
‘ 13...... “that"
,.
Norwalk Chronicler