‘ a cane
bl vou can auv THE
E. A. auraluoa .
i DER "LUDLOW
' . -10 CENTS
on To:
in City and Nugget
ii cams
ruav carer on soar.
in .aoft‘raady for ramny use.
‘ 'Wood.....ol.75 per la cord.
Mood... ...$1.60 per l6, cord.
, Vfl'ilit, Wood. 25c Extra.
.OARMI .BETTS' WOOD YARD:
N9.~74.Nowtown Avenue,
Ono No. 78334 'NN‘WIIK, Conn.
QA ’Aoilait'rismo
Moist have something better
on lath behind it.
No honeyed words of ours
7WD! keep you warm, if
9m“. coal fails to do its work.
"‘Withthis fact in mind
‘ We are constantly on the alert
‘ ‘ To secure the best coal—-
Buying; only those varieties
You have approved.
Thc‘ltind "words
.OI satisfied: customers
Sound toad to us!
f. hull-Ems Q9“. (’9.
lj: lilo-harm LOAN”
. We loan money to housekeepers M
.1 weekly payments, also to property
owaora on second and third lliort‘
“on. All business transacted strict-
(v confidential; Ollice hours from 9 n.
‘ lit. till 7 p. makSulurdays till 9 p. m.
iNblPENoaNT LOAN 0. SECURITY
.; . COMPANY
l0 Waobilioton 8t...
. Ono flight up.
’ ' LARGE ASSORTMENT or
”use Leaf
’ ”Buoks
Dennison Phillie l’urtout lllndiniz.
Dennison Lunch Sets, at
Havlland Bldg.
Room 1.
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUCIO ITORE.
132 Washington St.
Donovan Ilook.
y m... N. Y.
.. For Freight Only
,‘ DI and alter Tuesday, January 'I.
lIIDll. Freight l’ropollora will leave
Pill‘ 38. Elm River. New York. tfooi
of'Dovol' otraotl. every day. (except
Itindayl. at l p. m. li‘rolxllt received
.at Norwolll up to 4 p. m. and Holllii
‘ .lllorivalll up to 6:30 p. m.
:7» Ndmllt Steamboat Go.
Q." Jo .Ml‘hl
4
c. 0. Manama.
(Ion-rat Agent.
flit": .
I want aomcllliliil
i’l‘lie Higher
..' or.
NONE mam.
”pygm‘» . A .
0&
m... m...“ -m...-.. .
ll Films €91“. (29.:
Coil of Living
ital ll valid motto for failure IQIIIIW‘.
bother It emphasizes the need for that. more careful
which comes with the mom to saw. '
holly IQ! mono out or What. they spend than them who spend all
itilolll calm to plan wall. 4% tolerant. .
South-Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITID MN“ IUILDIND. , .
CANS CO.
08’ Water Street
SPECIALWSALE
Men’s Suits and
Overcoats ‘
$15.00 SUITS AND $9 00
OVERCOATS - -
D. ‘GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 30. NORWALK
.- o
Coaling Stations
are tor Uncle Sam‘s navy next
in importance II) the ships
thelusclwm; lllelr ucoul~
silloli is plollf of
wine l‘oreuluht.
How about your foresight? You
dont‘ llll\'l\ to look ucrouu
ilila Atlantic or the.
l’lil‘lllt‘ for
n - \ o
Your Coailng Station
It's riullc llcrc ut
OUR YARDS
You can‘t find it Ill-lll-r our.
HAZLETON COAL
The B. Hershfielll & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water BI.
militias? "MEANS ‘
“The Shoe of Shoes”
At $3.00
FIItS'I‘~-llm-lillac Illi)’ llnrll stile.
SECUNIMThcy ull- l‘illllllII‘Iilill“.
'l‘lilllll-«lli-culllec till-l ollth-lll' will
er shoes sold ill the fiillllt' price.
Our Bullulo lllp llools ul‘e “'lll'l'lllll
ell Ill 36. A new pair for I‘\‘I‘l'_\' poll
pail“.
MAX LEVY
WASHINGTON STREET (BRIDGE)
LOOK!
Snappers, lllllllllll, lloaloll lillit‘h‘.
Wonk Fish. li‘IllI Hull. llilie Fish. t‘lill
Fish, lCI‘lS. ital-alilllpa
A Aaronson
Succum- to JOHN Q. OILCOX.
FISH MARKIT.
181 WAsHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TELEPHONE 931.
FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN.
We Repair Rools
6 SEAVIEW AVENUE
aaar NOIIWALK.
TEL. 434.
WRONG TO WORRY.
"hiveryhhlly says the bully lit the
illullle of his father." valid the proud
young mother,
"Oh. Well.“ l‘f‘jllllll‘ll her former girl
friend. “all lonaua the little fellow in
healthy you shouldn‘t let ihlit lvorry
,vou."«~t,9lilcllgo Ncwr.
planning
who saw, till-
In practice those
r
l
T hellm
YARD VII... “-2.
atch some.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
O
all and Stilt House
or «turn mun oral". ecu-m "”WALK. .
AThree Days” Sale of Ladies’ and
' Misses’
OF BROKEN, LOT! TO BI ObgfclEDsOUT AT GREATLY REDUCED
Sale in SOUTi-I nonwnx and srauroan ‘
wa aural! Ilia: or 'cllaaoa.
Suits '
' MILL 'ral.. m.
' nos. 9 Ind 5 oaznr'raaurmmo.
FURS AND; FUR COATS
Our Eleventh Annual Exhibition and . Sale of Furs
will take place on Friday, Nov. 12th
tin and Block Opossum.
At that time we will have in addition to our 0 wu stock.
one of the tar
Fur Coats of
inch length.
Scaris and Mulls of Mink. Black Lynx. Isabella Fox.
Blue Wolf, Black Wolf. Caracul. Persian.
the entire line of Lchrburger & Asher.
t and best manufacturers of Furs ill this country. The line this season consists of
any, Caracul, French Seal. Hudson Seal. Marmot and Sable Squirrel, in 38, 45 and 50-
Sabie Fox, Black Fox.
Japanese Mink,
Broadtail. Black Raccoon. Pony,
Isabella Martin. Sable Mar-
‘ An ' b 1 td‘ th' h'b't' dbo h f h
Lumber and Mill Work for Everythingterms and conditions that w: gllcfhcels {rt}: Sgrcoviilims‘ioclf e{git-lo’e'sur’t'ilagnbe se‘lgctteg airliolibld isasrgiet
. .
- from a Piggery to a Palace , ‘
We would on" particular attention
made
loot m l and In more ornamental. ‘
to our Moulded Woollen Gutter-o.
two olaoo o! Douglao Ilr. tIlo moot durable at modern woods; will out-
Aloo wo confidently recommend “Lincoln Rooting" for roof. and oloo for
tin-lung In place of mot-I. Does not root or decay and will loot a llfotimo.
" llllll’llllll”""‘
ORDER TO SETTLE. ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court. November ti. A. l‘).. 1909.
Estate or Nellie M. Mugncr. late of
Norwalk, Ill said district. dot-ousell.
Ordered. That the administrator ex-
hibit his administration account to
this court for adjustment. at the Pro-
hate oilice ill Norwalk. on the 15th
day or November, 1909, at 2 o'clock
afternoon; and that all persons inter- ‘
outed ill Halli usluto may be notified
thereof, the administrator will cause
this order to he published In a news»
paper having a circulation in said diav
trlcl, at. least five days belore llald Ifllh
day of November, 1900.
lll-INllY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
lllllHS lllll lliiiilliii.
Death: at soldiera' Home.
’I‘Wo lloldlerli of the (‘lril War puss-
ed ll\\‘ll.\' ut the Soldiers“ Home at No.
rotoll Heights. Sunday. 'l‘hey \wrll:
billion- \\'. f‘ulhnull. formerly of (‘mu-
mill) ll. Second licuvy Artillery, t‘inp
lll‘t'llt'lll \‘ollilltlicra, aged seventy
-‘“'"“‘. llllrilll :ll \\'uuhingtmi, I‘onn.,
\\'clilielldu_\' ul‘lelnooll. \\'ealoy llrown.
IIIIHIII‘, I'lllllllllll)‘ II. 'l‘l-lltll I‘tllllli‘l‘ll
clli IIIIIIIIII')‘. aired sixty-nine years.
lluliul \i‘vdlieslla)‘. ill 2 p, m. at
Sprillu Ill-ow i‘l‘llicieri. illli'leli.
all It
Mra. Agnes Flak.
\Rlil‘b lv‘illil, “lie of Joint Fink,
in-ll Illln llllullillg Ill Ill-i llnllle ill that
to HiiI‘II lrllul lilili; trouble The do
--l “N ll was :II )I‘III‘H llifl. l“lllll‘i'lll lien
tires will lH‘ held from the Hungarian
I‘l‘nlligsinill l‘liurrll, 'I‘lllirsdui- after-
noon at 3 o'clock llllt'l‘llll‘lll will lol-
low ill lll\‘l‘l‘-\illll‘ (‘elneil-r)
‘l'l'x‘
Frank Poilard.‘
The leliilliliu or Frilllk i‘ullill'll. "ho
lllcd ill New London. \vl-l'c brought
hero today. The funeral will be held
at tho l‘l‘Hlilt‘llt'i' of his brother. l.oll~
don street. \Vlllnlpulik. tomorrow at
2:30 p. Ill. Interment will lll‘ ill Silver»
lllllie ('elileleri:
FOR SAFE. AND SANE FOURTH.
Movement Inaugurated at WaablngtOn
to Embrace Whou Country.
(‘tHllll‘I‘lllllIII of IllH'l‘l‘lltll‘ll of all
states and territories in ii nation-
wide calllpulaa Ior uufe lllld ullllo cele-
llrulluli of Illllepondlmw day in ”W olr
lecl of ii movement now Inaugurated
at Washington. ,
The plan l'ontempiilloa the lorinll~
lion of ii national committee on the
promotion of the ante and none cale-
lirllllon or the Fourth. lhe appointment
an honorary chairman of Prouldcnt
'I‘llfl in VlI‘W of hill indorlillulonl of
Washington's "llcctdontleaa Follrtll:"
the appointment. at the governors of
all aluloll and territories in the Union
in; luemberll and an active campaign
by that committee all over the nation
for divorcing Independence day from
llll llllnulll toll of accidents.
“W
A POOR EXCHANGI.
"I made it bad llllrualn this morti-
lnil." Milli tho Illinoi- oi the bolrela who
had llllil atloudod bill dauabtor'll worl-
lllna to the tilled fortune hunter.
"What wall that?" asked a friend.
"i bought Illa bridegroom. but i had
to lllvn away the llrllla."--llaltllnorc
American. .
A bill” ADAPTION.
"willlll have intros! aenlontloualy
quoted the philosopher.
"I should any they had with all
lbello telephones banging on them."
arunll-ll the Bacillus Milli.‘-*Bfllllmum
American.
TWO RIAOONI.
"Why do they call this the “HIM
land at liberty? I lulu understand the
liberty part; but why the afloat?"
“Well. we have our fol-ell promvoa.
and also our runway li.m.“-Klinaali
(lily Journal.
A FRANK ADMIIOION. .
"Won‘lyou got out at ideal event-
ually?” Ill aired the will! till lriond.
"I have u out of lit no for many
years.” replied the candid limo orient.
Milan-no Olly Journal.
W
7 ._ avail NOTIGII'
. mun
touru ill
vi. '
twill!“ or mulch oo , .
Fall Stock
Is Here
There Is an exclualveuesa, a
curtain individuality about our
clock that you can't get clue-
whore. As to styles. We know
that oura are equal to the best.
We recognize. that good style.
combined with the beat wearing
leather made. is foremost con-
oldcrutloll on the part of the
public. I! you wantthe
Latest Styles
in Footwear
GIVE US A TRIAL.
“-m—cw
CONNEALLY
3ND
B R AIC K E N
ill WASHINGTON eraser.
oourll NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 3634
wna THE bmaalcau auo
asaa.‘ THEY ARE
ouaaaureao.
NORWALK
Savings Society,
INCORPORATED ll“.
Deposits June 29. 1909.
33.707.107.48
Oooroo M. Holman, Frost.
. Wm. A. Curtlo, VIoo-Pmt.
'I’Od'll A. Idle. Iooy A True.
‘70 A Lakaayr violating;
(Arthur i‘llupillun In Denver “li'lllll
llcuul.
No onllli are llllrroruli lll thy depths.
Hal-e Idling cllludll of while.
lint on thy lllulolll, jewel-like"
Hillra ulculll at night.
About lily eryullll edits there aillnd
Huge. frowning granite heap»,
And. tihiikiuu diamonds In the can.
The grant lrmll loops.
The mountain uhoop, upon lily allot-o,
Stands, with bill proud Ileud bent,
Mill locks upon hill mirrored ilelf
lll wonderment. ’
90. far allow the world or loan.
'Mona pellllu that tliwlir, ulteer.
Thou ’rt «rallied to the alliance.
and pollen Iii hero.
-..... “flaw?
PREAOHIS GOOD SERMONS AT 09.
t'I‘im tlnntluwnnlani.
ll Ill it really marvelous thing that
n clergyman who hull entered upon his
hundredth year should still no at
work in his parish and still be lilillv
to preach to his people. The ill-r, I’ll»
bendary Illuclllllaou. vicar ol marina.
Bloklon-Tronl, has achieved both
those deeds.
of
lip hall lawn pronnmlm ’ streets and alloys look shocking. They
the customer's convenience.
The exhibition will be in charge of a competent Farrier. and an
making over will be cheerfully given. All goods will be marked in plain
sible price for reliable merchandise.
Remember the Date, One Day Only,
TRISTRAM 8:
Mrs. Ilelirginliu Boyd is very sen
lously' ill all her home. 9 Raymond
street.
The Luigi Zilppetla Society will
hold a meeting next Sunday looming
in Washington street.
Raymond Brothers nave secured the
contract to furnish the material fol a
big job lll New Rochelle, New \‘orli.
M rs. Susan Lane. of Belle Island, lllli
recently been rumored lo the Vol-walk
Ilospitul for lreullllenl lo: f;.'phoid it“
ver.
Miss Adele Lichilllllu, of 1:: Wash»
tuition street. wall admitted lo llll‘
NorWIllk Hospital )‘Plilt‘l‘lliu fl-i It‘vlii‘
meal.
An important monthly met-ling ol
the Seventh Company. (‘ousl ArlilIl-il.
will he held this evening ill the
armory. it Is expected that amue an»
llounrelnl-nl concerning diallullllinr
wil be lllude at that llllll’.
Hume Warden Wilbur F Svlilll ll.
gotten out warrants tor llll'ec Briduo
port men for Hlllllllilig lluclls llolu a
motor boat. which ls <li~lrllr ouliusl
the law. it is expected that till-so Will‘-
l‘ullts will lie Sl'l‘Vl'd llurlli; the null
lew darn.
'l‘lic liltc Mrs. William ii L‘illillt’i'l'
ltll‘. wife of Suporinteudenl (‘llllilt‘l‘l'
ha, of thc South Norwulk schools. was
the author of a \‘l'l‘)' handsome volume
entitled "The Players of London]
which has just linen published by
liollll, blend 8: t‘oiupuuy.
The bullet which lodged ill the lli'llil
of Mrs \Illl‘llll l-‘llllll‘lsileyllollls, \vlll-li
lll‘l' eycu wen- llliot out by her lllltv
hand Ill South Main street. was l‘t“
moved ill the hospital this lllornillx by
llr. William .I. 'i‘rilcey. assisted Ill
Ilr. l". I. Illlrllull. It was known that
this bullet was in the. hood, but it Is
not believed tlllll Its presence had
an) ill el‘locl on lil‘!‘ recovery.
‘ \
l4 l., Whllmcyer, the resident lllana.
per Ill this city for tho National lila-
cllll Ctllllptlll)‘, null Fred W. (lt)(lll‘tl,\'.
driver at one of the company Walloon
and former well known basketball
player. are still uorc ioday from the cf-
i‘oclll of having a tree land on than
wagon all they were driving through
Oak utreel yesterday, Tho tree was
being cut down. Mr. Godfrey receiv
all the worst llrllililia ol the two hill
the injuries of neither are serious.
BIG FOUR RAILROAD DHORTADI.
Otflelalo lute That It Will Not
Amount to Moro Than “00.000.
CINCINNATI. 0.. Nov. II.» With ru-
morll on the llpa of many persona Ill
touch with railroad affairs in this city
that the nhortage In the Iinllnciul do
pilrtmenl of the lily; Four railroad as
developed through the alloiled detai-
catlon o! t‘hnrlaa b. Wurrliier. deported
local treasurer of tho road. may reach
all high all 32.000.000. Interroaulion of
Wllrrinor by bill llllperlorll and others
who remained today. All olllciul allite-
nicnt alien out Ialil night confirmed
the rumors previously transmitted
through the Associated Proua moon
that the shortage would probably
reach $000,000.
a. - “a... mam-I“
IAIY.
"Bile got angry with me because i
paid her a compliment."
"Well. you ought to have known
how to make her good natured again."
"How?" -
"in paying her a low moro'im
Chicano itccordgllorald.
W m
stranger in Droaryhllrathour
on each holiday this your III the mom. ‘ ”WI" "I ”'3 ”WNW “‘me "it“ 0"
ing‘aorvlce nooll.’limnllhle. anr‘wl ml
tempera hermoill, It Moms ”II“ no
his back to tho very old llmon when
are rammnhor that he took Ills limo-«i
from All solilll. Dillard. in luau. ll»
hall lived ill tile-roman or are Mikel-
olllnn of England.
lr ALc‘mraNna
Mlliii Rnouw'l'hro’n a sciatiuin‘l
story about lllvlc In this morning’.
you mum bottom
Ml» W"
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it":
kinda of dirt and rubbish. Uncle Wol-
liy (lOHhWVfll,‘ll{: a wool: from next
sul'llny lll our celluln' up day. We
not to have oomothin’ to clean up.
lullll'l we. nillittitl-0lllcaxo Tribune. ‘
llihclev llll;lllfl'l mull he a troll»
ill-ml man. i would like to marry Into
an old rarity, wouldn't you? Kate and-
li’tica. tiny nld tanllly.~pollton
'f‘rllniiorlpt.
' "gargantuan hadn‘t spoiled to her
a y, ro om lull
Illa udor' "
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neger & C0.
29-31 West; Washington Street
T he,[.eadiug Outfitters for Men,
Women. Boys and Girls
' Special for This Week
WHILE THEY LAST
y advice regarding repairs or
figures. and at the lowest pos—
”Friday, Nov. 12th.
NORWALK. CONN...
KLé'i‘FIT
. Petticoat
Clings to the Figure
Never belore have mdydo-wear
pctlicoals been given such gracclul.
clinging liars. They lit the hips as
pcrlccliy as the comet. without a
wrinkle or packer or bulge. Readyto
. 3“,} wearwillloulalicr-
' ing. They're made
.~ Til- willl an ciasiic~
4p mull iersey gusset
set in over ea
hip; these. with I
strong elastic
waistband. give a
“C
$2.11? smooth. comlorl-
"I! able l i t. The
placket Iosiens se-
curely with thin
glove clasps.
e have I lull line oi
Petunia in our
pillow dell-mull in
l . ' ., all inhiouoblo iii-dos
. at $1.50 to $12.00.
Noll: genuine without
N m w lithe
Mad.
Boys’ Knee
Pants
Value 75c.
39c
. ...-—.... .5.—
Boys’ and Girls'
Stockings
worth 15c a paint
3 pair for
—_..
Tailor-made
Shirt Waiéts
Value 81.50; spe-
cial for 85c
-m
Boys’
Caps
Special for this wet-ll
25c and 50c
...............
l-llo le'r.
'l‘llerc lun't any pllazlo
That the human mind hall planned
80 hard he cannot do It
In a jiffy and offhand.
The tricks of the musicians. ‘
tin can do them all hlmlioll‘. I
And the others he's Invented 9
Simply put them on the shell. i
He makes an egg stand endwllie. .
And stacks tour billiard balls I
In the center of the table.
And the top one never falls. 3
He knows tho mystic toaturell .
or the numbers almond scroll. l
i
'lmon hundred and eleven. I
lie. works the mental problem -
0f the two acute and a halt. .
And to the theorem hinomlat’ .
.liult simply million blm laugh.
He llopell It out by calculu-
Aholit the fox and dog,
And to calculate oollpuoo
ls like rolling all it log.
but here‘s a stunt he cannot do
However hard he tries: .
To book llil wife around toward the
light. make her aloud-till. and
along on about the middle of the ‘
back or bar prladooo [own where
aha cannot reach them; arterhand
at
CW}
ig_
And can write clown thousand
or underline CW
bonito.
.Krieger 8100.
29-31 West Washington Street
' automatic
JIM lemineomibh.
A grant number at man and
round men do not canoiuor “tall-
orlng” when they purchaoo their
clolllus, and for that reason they
never quite understand just why
they don't look Illre the fellow
who does.
Tailoring it; the feature in
clothes. A aarmont cannot and
will not give service It It has
not been put together by tuilors
who under their work thor-
oughly and ‘W on tumor! to
give theirzmflxbilb
'i’llo MOW ‘lhltllil‘lll ailment
workoro'in ‘Jllorld are om-
ployoll b A Benjamin It
Co. to ma journals Clothes.
01m to 000.00.
‘E.’ .hEMA o 1 u o l o a It. c.11m up
JOSMAVE
Tailor clollilon Hotter
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Porn
Norwalk Chronicler