I'IS _&
.E"‘Cuosssr last-aortas wu.l.
Mu. TO alooLooE ANY
, FLAW m THE
Roost LUDLOW
10 CIGAR
3. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
FIRE WOOD
ilard and soft ready for family use.
Hard Wood. $1.75 per 54 cord.
80ft Wood ..... 41.50 per 1,4 cord
" Split Wood. 25¢ Extra
’l\.‘cartMl sETTs' wooo YARD.
Nil. 15 Newtown Avenue,
{Phone No. 783-2. Norwallt. Conn.
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WEEKS @AL (39.
COAL ADVERTISING
Must have something better
Than talk behind it.
No honeyed words of ours
Will keep you warm. it
Our coal fails to do its work.
With this fact inmind
We are constantly on the alert
Tosecure the best coal—
Buying only those varieties
You have approved.
The kind words
Of satisfied customers
Sound—good to us i.
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héfitusoAl-Qa
1.5.5....,_-_.
MONEY TO LOAN
. We loan money to housekeepers at
31 weekly payments, also to property
owners on second and third mart
gages. All business transacted strict-
. ' ly- confidential. Office hours from 9 n.
’ In. till 7 p m.: Suturdms till 9 p. m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN 6. SECURITY
COMPANY
94 Washington 8L, Havlland Bldg.
' Ono flight up. Room 1.
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LARGE assonrlleN'r olr
Loose Leaf
_ ‘ Books
Dennison i‘llllsl- i’nrloui llindillll.
Dennison Lunch Sets. at
W. A. Briggerman’s
‘ MUSIC STORE.
‘tDonovan Block. 132 ”Washington St.
Wm....n. ,.
*- sell) MEDAL noun
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l JOHNOON FAVOR! SHORTER
1 SCHEDULE.
CHICAGO. Nov. Are-II. ll. Johnson.
prclldont of the American League, fa
vorll n himrier Niill‘dllill fol the two
major leagues instead of it llltiIll'llillll
the lllf of game» All proposed in
Churlas W Murphy, or file i illulllo N i
Mi lfipklle Team. The Alllelllllu
a executive uaid yesterday that
. “Vflhid “Will it ociledllle ol Hummnw
A. the place of 134 series lillli Willi
blind last year l‘ronldelll Ioluluoo
B”. that the short schedule woull
~ W pork a hardship on tho «inn ow
m. exec-pt perhaps those Wil'llll‘
team were well no in the mm the
NONE BETTER
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GANS co.
68 Water Street
'1 FalISuits
Hal's, Shoes and
. Furnishings
. con PLETE
For Men. Boys and Children
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH ,MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK
TRY OUR
Bolognas. Frankiurters and San-
sages -—» all made fresh. daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 446.
Our Coal-Talks Our Goal
may not ' , will
Convince You
Only personal exper-
ience (‘llllililx when mull-
II)"~SIIDN‘IUI‘ quality -
is the issue.
i' e r so ll ii i exp Home
with our lillziell l coal
is what you need in
convince yourself of
what. We know:
That the proof of the coal is in
the burning
That the burning oi our Hazel-
ton coal is superior
That's a burning shame you did
not know it sooner.
The B. Hershiield 81 Son Co.
Tal. 204. 122 .Vater 5t.
"JAMES“ MEANS
At 33.00
I"liih"l‘r lleellllse they have style.
SiCi‘llNl)»~-'l‘llel lltv rollliol’iuilll‘.
'I‘IIIiIIi"*"l‘l‘lillm‘ Iill‘} llllin‘ltl' will.
or shoes sold ill IIli' ~;lllil‘ price.
(lur IIIIIIilIll Ilip ilools are warrant
l‘iI ill $6. ,\ ili'\\ pull fol every poor
llllil‘.
MAX LEVY
WASHINGTON STREET (BRIDGE)
“The Shoe of Shoes"
LOOK !
Snappers. IiliIIIliIi.
Wenh VIN". Fifi! troll.
Hail. Help. ”scallops
A Aaronson
Successor to JOHN 0. know.
man MARKET.
lsl WASHINGTON svneer amour.
TELEPHONE 931.
FREE DELIVERY ALL oven TOWN
IIIINIIIII IIIIII'H.
Ilille Mail. (‘oli
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS HIGHER
i'llii.Alll~2l.l‘IIl\. Not .i A» ll re
with ol’ the III'KIIIII'AJIIIIII Iiiillliiiiii'llil
\II'IUI'). )‘I‘HII‘I‘iIiIl. IIII‘ stock of [III'
I’iiiiiliii'illiiill Iiuplll ‘l'lnnsi. t‘olllpully
wan IlllllMiili on the local Him'lt l'Zx
l'iilIIlKl' todlll I"lli' several days prev
ions to ell-elloll the stock wall Weak
because the ulllel railway question
was no home of Iill‘ eulllpltluu. uelliilll
below :5: on Monday, hut cloning hi
go 1:! Yesterday the exallallgo wall
cloned Today the lilorlt illll'fll‘li ill
:37 3-4 and illiIi'Iii) jumped in 29 on
sales of M'H‘I‘Iti IiiIlll-I‘IIIII shares illi-
loll 'l‘rarliou i‘olnplltll‘ uioeltll. one of
Bye- You Used
‘ rioting habit erase.
‘ WON IT.
‘ Small have, been obliged in dating the pool two wars
It“ handy that money come in when you needed it
Benin strain and once more make, your account
a live feature of your ohm of living. We pay foot per cent in
l. e South Norwalk Savings Bank ,
UNITED BANK IUILDINO.
average game In the major league at the underlying l'IIlIl‘t‘l‘llh. were also
m Bil. according to President very nlnmlz, udvanvlm: llllolll til n
, Maid! pays expenses share. '
”WWO.
Your Acoounti
lhll think
lln not let your
IOU'I‘H NORWALK. DUNN. . ,
e Paris . oak: and" Salt House
“a .DUTH MAIN ITRIIT, OOUTH NDHWALK.
AThree Days’ Sale of Ladies’ and
Misses’ Suits
OF BROKEN LOTS TO BE 0:;Om8clga’OUT AT GREATLY REDUCED
Sale in scorn helium and STAMFORD
‘ ‘ w‘e ALTER rats or CHARGE.
The Hatch 8t Bailey Co
SOUTH NOR WALK. CONN.
YARD TEL. 40-2-
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
m
MILL TEL. 46-
from a Piggery to a Palace
we would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gotten.
made in two sizes of Douglas fir. the most durable of modern woods; will out»
last metal and is more ornamental.
Also we confidantiy recommend "Lincoln Roofing" for roofs and also for
flashing In place of metal. Doss not rust or decay and will last a lifetime.
lull lllltls
Rosina Crluco
vs. Order of Notice
Giuseppe (‘riucol
State of Connecticut, It‘alrlleld (lolluty.
Superior Court. 3a.. Bridgeport.
October 29th. A. 1).. 1909.
Upon ille'coulpiulllt of the said Ros-
ina CTIBCO. praying for reasons therein
set forth. for a divorce and change of
name. now pending before this court.
having been returned thereto on the
first Tuesday of June. 1909.
It appearing to and being found by
this court that Giuseppe. ()rlheo. the
said defendant. ill absent from this
state and gone to ports unknown. and
that notice of the pendency of the
complaint was given as required by
order of notice heretofore issued. and
now the plaintiff asks for a further
order of notice Ill the premises.
'l‘herelore Ordered. That notice of
the pendent-y of said complaint ho
git-en by publishing this order ill lilo
Evening Sentinel, a newapapor print-
ed Ill South Norwlllk. Connecticut.
three limos sllecessively. commencing
on or before the lid day of Novem-
ber. A It. llll‘lfl,
ll_\' lll‘til‘l' of lile Court.
Film) W. TIIAI’Y.
(‘Iel'k oi' the Superior ('ouri for
r‘llirlleld County. n2 Iii
NOTICE
Nolit'e Is hereby RIVI‘II in oil pelsoilu
llllvloslod in the RKNI‘SEIIII'III ol’ the
expenses of collslrllclillg lil‘Wt'l‘ll
lillough and along (‘elillr street, \‘lll~
Il'. plum- iilllI Slutll‘l lll'l'lllle. ill Iiiiri
ell). lllni ”to council will hear all
pelsolls so lull-rested ill the council
l‘IIiiIilih’l‘ on Honda). Ih-eelllller ll. 1909.
at .\ o‘clock p. to,
South .\'olwaik. l‘olln..
Iliilll,
I’el' older oi‘ the Venue”.
JOSEPH ll. TAYLOR.
l‘ity l‘lork.
IiilliiS iiili liliiiliili.
W. H. Smith.
\‘l‘ llollly Smith, ll Wf‘II known Delil-
el Illllil. died Ill the hospital of the Soi~
lliel's‘ Home at Norotoll. shoot 1
o'clock Monthly. Ml. Silliili Ilnll helm
ill failing health lol it long time and
ll few weeks ago his condition hecttlllo
ntlell lllul II was illolllzhl ill-lit to lake
Iiilll in tin- honpllal for lreallnclll.
'i‘lle lIl‘I‘t‘lil'll‘iI was a veteran of tho
cttll war. serving for lhrel- years lll
l‘lllllllllli) i‘. Seventemull l‘onnccucut
Vllililliem‘n. lie Willi ll member of
Moorerllle I'tlai. ii. A. ll. of Illin-
Iulry. and of l’llllltlnl lodge. No. .‘ll‘l.
Knights of I‘ylilllls. lly trade he was
a halter. lull had been unable to work
for ll eolmidorllille little. The deceased
is survived by a wlfo and one son and
ll daughter. (‘lluriell F. Smith and Mrs.
Lucy It'IIZIIIIII'If‘k. built of lieillel.
Alexander Archer.
Relatives and friends ill 'i‘he Nor»
winks have learned with deep regret
of the death yesterday of Alexander
Archer at tho roalllullce or his grand.
non. l‘illlriell IC. .lollllllllts. Jr. at West
Haven. Mr. Archer was In his lillth
years lllld was a man dooply beloved
Ily all who knew him. Many years
all" he was a resident of South Nor-
walk. Inter removing to Ilrooltlyn. For
ll great many years he was in the hook»
our business in New York and was also
in business in Ilrooltlyn.
Mrs, Archer survives. Funeral ser~
virus will he held tomorrow at West
Haven
Last September he and Mrs. Archer
lelellrnled the oillh anniversary of
mull marriage
Funlral of am. Ohsrwoorl.
The. funeral of Mrs. Hattie Show
wood wife of .Frank Sherwood who
died Tuesday. will take pipes from the
IlIllll‘liflllIlm establishment of Ray-
mood a sons. to Normlll tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30. Interment will fol
low In Pills Island Cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Wright
The (littoral of Isnnellll Wright who
«lied at the home of the Misses Bmwn.
In: Ward street yesterday will islw.
place this evening at, 7:30, The Rev.
Mr, Werner will omeleto and inlet»
meat will follow la Greenwood Come.
levy. Brooklyn.
Funeral of Mrs. Vail.
The remains of Mrs. Hannah Vail.
of small it. N. Y.. war. broom
Anni
Novelllller it,
lIJi LII
inanimate“-
h. or
Fall Stock
Is Here
There Is all cxcluslveness, a
certain individuality about our
stock that you can't get else-
where. All to styles. we know
that ours are equal to the best
We recognize that good style,
combined with the heat wearing
leather made. is foremost eon-
alderatlon on the part of the
public if you hunt the
Late§i Styles
in Footwear
GIVE US A TRIAL.
CDNNBALLY
BRACKEN
BI WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 363-4
WEAR THE AMERICAN RUB-
sens. rnev ARE
Guanpurseo.
ake Ice
Brookside Lake ice Co
Office and Storage. N. V.. N. H. l H
Freight Yard.
8I4-2
Two 'Phones -- 754.3:
NORWALK
Savings Society
lNCORPORATID II“.
Deposits June 29. I909.
33.707.107.48
George M. Holmes. Punt.
Win. A. cums, Vioa-Praat.
Frod’it A. Illa. hey ‘ Tran.
The deceased was the mother of Mrs
Charles I., Lauri-nee, of Norwalk.
Mrs. Samuel uartlno.
Mlll l-hllllllel Hortillo died Monday
nlltlll at ilw lllluily home In Winfield
str,oel Ideal Nu walk A IiliHilllillI and
children nun-Iv.-
MIM CLOVER ENTERTAINS.
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Gave a Farewell Forty at Her Home
In West Norwalk.
Miss Mlldled (ilovor entertained ll
company of rllendn at a farewell party
last evening III her home in West
Norwalk Milo (hovel III shout to
leave fol Willie Plains. Non York.
where idle will remain until Mal or
June. heal mentor.» diversions in.
eluded vurlonn guides and other dig
versions All elaborate repasl was
‘Wlll
1‘ one present in nudiilon to the
itosieus included the Misses Nollie
Thompson. Mullen Menard. Hamil idol
set. I‘l‘fil‘l Mmehoulle, (trace I-iail.
irons mover Eva Bates and Hours.
Edward Tholnpaon. Lenin Iohode.
George Percy. that Hartlstt. Ernest
to not
or interment this smooth. ’
Harriett. Charles Carlson. Ham Idol-
children have . it . or no...
"than «new 3“»...
a
TRIST
ms Lennard nail doom atolls. m
81 HYATT,
nos. 5 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Blankets and Comfortables
Have you made provision for the cold weather by having a good supply of Blankets and
Comiortllbles on hand? If not. there ls no better time than now to malls your selections. We do
not sell the cheapest Blankets and Comfortllbles that are made. but we do guarantee the bl a val
ues for the money in good clean goods. We sell you Blankets from 59c to $10. 00 per pair. One
special' at the famous Beacon Blankets. to white. grey and tan. full size. at $150. We guarantee
this to be the best Blanket ever sold at the price.
Comiortabies, good clean cotton, not walls 0r shoddy. $1. 00 to $5. 00.
Cotton Bats-we sell the Woolette. lnteriacei Comfort Bats, looks like wool, put up in
three-pound rolls and opens up jail the size of a quill.
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
Ilililliliilil lliiil NEWS
The final regular dance of lite and
son at tile (olllltry i‘ IIIII will be held
Saturday evening. i
The NOI‘wnik Fire Police held :15
regular meeting last evening ill the
rooms In Main street.
Ponllal-lllll Council. Royal Areanunl.
will hold lis regular business meeting
this evening In its rooms.
The Knights of lnlluluinls
regular lulslll as meeting in
rooms In Norw Ik, last evening,
held it
lileil‘
Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons of
Si, ('levlrtze. held 11 regular meeting last :
evening ill their rooms in Norwalk i
Phoenix Engine Company held a
regular llllsiuesa meeting last evellilu.
at which lull new member “as laitrlr
ill .
Mrs, Stella Iliakruli 5-5 Main silent,
Norwalk. was admitted to the Not»
Willi. Hospital yesterday for illl’lii‘lli
lrenllllenl.
Fire Marshal Ilalold r Hull. in Hill
IIIIIIIIIK his illspelli-ul null. and '2.»
flow iwilll: :lssisled luv .‘é'hil‘l’liil l‘hir .'~
IC. W. (“hull and Chm-let I" l'lllllt
i..‘lli\' .Iellllillltll famine, Silepln rda of
Bethlehem. will hold ll meeting this
monitor :u the hall in Washington
hiltltl. when the first (It'lll‘t‘t- will he
conferred.
Pioneer Ilook llllii ladder t‘olllpnlly.
of Nolwnlk, held ll regular business
meeting last owning In the rooms ill
.\Illlll silent. (loll the llllliiiil‘ lolsl
he»: was. Ililllh‘iil‘li‘ii.
.\l‘lililr .‘i llalllliloll, lilt‘ l‘l‘prvnl'illil
tire of the l', 5. Standard \‘olllllz
Machine Company. was ill Nol'llzllk
)'lt~II‘|‘lIIl)' to see what the citizens lll
general tiloughl of having a lliilt‘Ilillt‘
Iil‘lv tor the next election.
”Iilo\ '-ea El \i‘lilnlt “illsl t‘hlll met
iii the home of Mill. losepll Illll ltllnlll
ol‘ I'llesllllll Hli‘l‘l‘l, Nearly all of lhe
lllelllIu-rn were present. and several
lollies were filled, After the games
l‘eiresilllll-llls \tl-re served. The club's
Ilt‘kI meeting will he lwo weeks from
last night.
llopo Hose i‘olnpllny held a regular
meeting last evening III which only
lilo routine business was lilhldhht’li.
The company did not go out for It
Wash. lull lwerllullled the unlolllohlle
lush-all. Tho other companies went
out to a wash as usual. The ladder
truck Wl‘ni to Morwin street.
linger |.lllilow Lodge. the new lodge
of Knights of I‘ylhlas, held its first
meeting since the lodge was formed.
last night. and voted to meet the first
and third \\'edllesdllvs in the month.
llranti Chancellor Fuller. oi‘ llartlol'li.
WIIH prevent. nlld gave all addreau. us
was also Attorney Nehemiah l‘lllldee,
of South Norwallt.
'l‘ile memhors of l‘olll'l Laurel
lllllllthterll of Isabella. hall a lolly good
lime. last evening. at their Illilllliii)
social session, at the Knights of (‘o
Illlililllil rooms lll South Main street
This event was for the lllunlbera or
the court only. and there was a lame
attendance. Various games were. four
turns of the evening, and ice cream.
cake nlld lemonade were served. The
collllnitteo of arrangements for the
event included Miss Mary Williams.
chairman; Mrs. E. .I. Hayes. Mrs. J.
.1. Canon. Mills Margaret Tammany
and Mills Margaret Murphy.
A TRUCK 'anouoH anions.
While crossing the Washington
street bridge this morning, one of the
tracks of l. J. Reynolds and Son of
Norwalk, went through the planking.
The wheel wall til-yeti up and the truck
eoniinuoll on its journey. The noel
dent occurred Ill front of the Podmore
building on the East Norwaik up
pronl‘h. '
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REAL ESTATE THANOPIHB.
The real estate transfers for today
are as follows: _
Alfred Morohouse and wife to Ellie
I. Lane. house and int. Morgan avenue.
Austin 1‘. Wilson to Eudora 1". AI-
Irn. building lot. Scott street. ,
Edwin Ii. Smith to .l. Wallace Mae
vln. land at [Cullen's swamp.
The women “nan marries a mall to
reform his: all not lathllll mobs“
u...
H Krieger8l Co
29-31 West Washington Street
Do You orYour Family
Need Clothing, Hats
or Shoes 3;
Come now while we are celebrat-
ing our Anniversary Sale and the
Selling Price of Every-
thing is Reduced
from 10 to 20%
See the Parlor Tables we. are selling
for 33.9.8; worill $6.00.
Come and see our
Couch Beds.
Come and examine our Stock of Ax-
minster and Velvet Rugs.
Come and Open a Charge Account
with us, it will lessen the burden of A.
W 'llIS.
.KrlegerSzCo.
29-31 West Washington Street
I
With all the Ladies of Bi. James
wars of tilt
M‘.
Read here the littlile of the Dames
the sister of Sir Vere do Vere
lly screaming to a member's ear
And lady Something-Something lllank
The grandma of a belted earl.
tad many another noble rl
While leading lady advelists.
liel fly at hobbies with'their hats
ill. sculptor, scalp their deeds anon
'I‘llese waliops that were landed on
HM“
EVOLUTION lN ENGLAND.
’l‘llllt railed one summer's day.
Berserking through the fray.
Iiolullted the Ship of State
For thirty minutes straight.
Amid prolonged applause.
Wrapt up in politics.
Spread ornaments and ricks..
And pollination. too. The
Or with It loaded shoe.
Wherr- tiller)! child may soon
The Dominance of man.
-llorstlo Winslow ill Puck.
OVER NOW.
hail m In Vail-thin train on
will not give service If it
not been put to
who llndorstanl
oughly‘and who are forced to
give their very best.
most skillful garlllont
workers in the world are em-
ployed by Alfred Benjamin It
On. to make BuniomlnCloihen.
”$00 to $30.00.
Star Shirto. . . . .. . . . $1.60 up
JOSEPH DAVIS
‘l‘allor. distiller. Hatter.
B—m‘mmCJles
di'fi‘“ Boomerang...
A gloat number of men and
young men do not consider "tali-
ol-lllg" when they purchase their
clothes. and for that reason they
never quite understand loci why
they don't look like me follow
. who does.
llulpilmed ll passing horses flank Toilet-In
g In the feature In
To 1100“! M011! "“9 ”NW!- elotllell. A gnrlnellt cannot and
has
titer by l'iiloro L
their work Iill‘II'!
Furnish",
“You seem to be stinking pretty
close to business those dolls." Tmakhnglnanhgra?“
"Won. 1 and malnutrition. Tilt lad ” m”. i“
Norwalk Chronicler