powwo.
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 in mind
We are constantlyq-on the alert
To. secure the best coal-‘—
Buying only those varieties .
You have epProved.
‘1 The kind words '
3,. Of satisfied customers
71:. Sound goodito uei
skins to» o
o {to}? suck: masaloiim CIGARS
WHEN you can BUY THE
SUPERIOR
ROGER LUDLOW
10 CENTS
OR THE
SPECIAL SAE
Men’ s Suits and
Overcoats
$15.00 SUITS AND ”$9 00
OVERCOATS -
D. GOTTLIEB
11 non-m MAIN st. 30. noawatx
Coaling Stations
are [or ilnrtc Haiti's navy next
in linportuncc to the ships
ihoinsolvcs; inclr acqui-
sition ls proof of
wlsc t’orcalglii.
l'low nlnnit your iorcsight’.’ You
(iotll' litch to look across
the Atlantic or the
Pitt'lllt‘ l‘tii‘
Your Coaiing Station
it‘s right lict'o at.
Twin City and Nugget
is cams
THEY CAN‘T IE BEAT.
B J. REYNOLDS
*n—w __......... -w. .
"HE assertions, claims,
.c‘reeds and mnxims of shoe
dealers are of little ac-
count with you unless the
whouse from which you buy your
shoes “makes good." 'l‘hat‘s
. .why we want you torbuy
‘ » . ;-Einerson's or Keith
Konqucror
FOR MEN
‘LouusburySrSoules
or Herrick’s
FOR WOMEN
and
Educator or Boston
School Slices
FOR CHILDREN
' C ONNEALLY
{BRACKEN
I1 WAOHiNOTON STRIIT.
IOUTH NORWAL‘K.
.. TILIPHONI ”H
“JOUY “rt-iii AMERICAN RUB-
“its
Guaranteed net to crack
sea salt relay for family nee.
Wood.....Ii.75 per la corn.
Wood. . . .. $1.50 per in cut-l.
Ina Wood. 250 ills-rs
A. tinnm ssrre' wooo vano.
. ND. 74 Newtown Avenue.
7!“. Norwsiit. Conn.
OUR YARDS
You can't dad a twitcr uoc
HAZLETON COAL
The B. Hersbiieid 81 Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
Ladies Short
Vamp Shoes
ARE ALL THE RAGE.
Wc have thcm in l’ai. t‘oli, (lat.
Mctul, ltiisai-l, lllnck and than
Sitcdcs iii lluiiuu or Law. at $2.00 1 .
$4.00.
Sued» llrcaslu it. tho.
MAX LEVY
169 Washington St.
in till colors.
South Not-walk.
Loose Leaf
Books
Dcnuinou l'tissc l'nrtout lllndina.
llonnison Lunch Sole. at
W. A. Briggemian's
MUstC STORE.
Donovan Black. 132 Washington at.
“”LOOK '
Snappers. llallbiti Huston lilucu
Weak l-‘iub. Flat li‘ltill. liluc li‘lalt. (”‘od
li‘iuh, Eula ls-atnllupi-t
A. Aaronson
Iuccessor te JOHN C. IILCOX.
FISH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
TELEPHONE 931.
FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN
MONEY 'I‘O LOAN
Wu loan monoy to iiutinoheoperq at
it wot-lily nuyuu illu ohm to property
owucra on around and third mori
trance. All luminous transacted strict
ly oonlldctttial titllizo ho: rs from 9 ii
to till 'i‘ n in: ilniutiiitys till it p.in.
iNDEPENDENT LOAN A OECURITV
COMPANY
in Washington at. Hevilsnd Bid.
One night up. deem 1.
In martian her roitgiun his A
til then kink bccuuac itlii' can t
a hat.
6. tilt and esve persistently.
'A SPENDING ACCOUNT
This is all a so critical "saving" account nuiuuniu to with many
Wu and tour per cent. interest.
e South Norwalk Savings Bank
. unites satin Iiillmliliu. ‘
‘ . ' « scorn against-it. “9”,":
Guts urtrtouu
lint! iii it with YOU? Have you allowod yout savings llt't'tlilllt to
ill/oil l'ierate into s spending account?
it so try to stop your with
Misses’
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‘ l’ll Blillll
(Continued from First Pagifi
~—
tives tram each and every organiza-
tion at all interested in municipal im~
provoniont, such as the, Business Men's
Aeeociation. the labor organizations
and the various clubs. Each section
would need to have its own commis-
clan, and than this commission could
also eeloct another representative body
to look after the matters that related
to the town at large. l-le quoted the
opinion of Charles Mullord Robinson.
the landscape architect, that our town
was strikingly adapted to all kinds of
civic. development.
inovomeut is widespread all over the
country and then showed module from
European cities which are now being
followed. iiu ilt‘li'Oitlll coueidcrablc
time to pictures showing the pension-
tiles oi the development of water
trontu. applying the possibilities of our
own town and city.
Various incidental [nations were suit-
gostcd, such as the beautification or
back yards, laiup posts. guido posts,
sidewalks. small squares and streets.
lie showed how all lhcnc things could
ho iloiic at practically no coat. pro»
vidcd n-ach liouacholticr would look at
tor ihc public, property adjacent to his
own dwelling. This beautiful develop-
ment of Springfield. Maria, was shown.
Perhaps the most effective argument
in lir, Mistrial-land‘s adaptation to our
own community was in connection
with tho town of 'l‘orrlnttton. with its
multitude of modest, but handsome
muniiipal buildings. llc callcd atten-
tion to the fact that ’l‘orrluuton had
i-onaiilcrahly luau mutilation than thu
town or waalk. its grand lint was
only liitrlllll'ilx as lai'ac as Norwnlk.
iillil its laws cutiaideriibly Iona. l‘Ivl
dcntly. ’i‘orrluu‘ion haii iiuccocdi-d in
making municipal imprmcmcut a pay
tug proposition. financially. us wcll lul
.ll :1 motul so ac
lli Muci‘ut'liiipi cullcil tiitciiiitili it)
ilti' numbcr oi oppurtiiuitlcn
which illl' own community tins lost or
iiiipnlrcd, by waiting. cspccinlli in tho
lllillll'l' oi our rivcr and harbor
pt'tipci'l)‘.
Ai‘icr wltlc itncsiiizniloti hc bud bccu
ntiublc to had any city Wlli'l‘t‘ such ch.
tcrpriscs had not proved to ho pitylltlr
lilit‘uttilt‘lllti which would bring into
ihc continually muru pi-oplu. morn
illlilllllltt'llli‘tlil. morc wcnlili atid more
of cvcrylliihu that would lic ncudcd to
build up a strong municipality. After
tlciicrlblrilz bin own guitarist plan, hc
said hc nan cutircly willing to lay it
nultlc if anybody chic. would bring in a
licticr plan llc cotmratulalcd us on
tho start already mado in lllt"i.'l‘il(lll0n
oi licnutllul clitticlicu, both t‘athollc
and l’rotcatant. and also in bring out-
oi' the loading cities in tho country in
Hill matte-r of municipal utiltttce. lie
lit'llt'H‘il in tho itittiru oi the city and
tho town
lli.‘ clout-d by shoulur. the mural (no
spiritual value of such improvements.
(tit-iv. social and individual soli—ronpect
wan necessary for that moral culture
which in its turn in oaeunttni to our
religious lilo, and he wantcd to con’
acetate the Sunday Evening institute
to this as can or its aims and coils.
iioih boi’oro and alter the lecture
tho ciiorint rundorod .iievoral this an.
iliclllit. and Prof. 'i‘lerann also gavo
sotnu good organ numberii. Thu large
and widcly rapresonisiivc audience
wont away onthuninailc ovor tho ques-
tion which the initiator bad so care-
fully and intoruallnnly portrnyod.
Mm. with lloanlnch was admitted
to tho Norwiilit Hospital last night and
Willi opoiataii un tor appendicitis by
in. w. .l 'lracoy. assisted by Dre.
itnriioll and halter.
intgc
W
No doubt a lot more women would
mariy tor homes it they could do it
without incumberhis thomaolvee with
husbands.
'l‘woihlrde at the native population
at Uganda hse been wilted out by the
alooptug sickness in seven years
W
A than trying to sets on a button is
«boost as distressing a sight as a no
man tryinqto sharpen a pencil.
W
Among the products or tutti year's
cod tubing in Norway are 47.000 bar
note at and liver oil.
it doesn't require the toast sseritob
on the part. or his Satanic majesty to
catch I her than
sseeurnmsrsssrmearnm
A’l‘bree Days’ SaleofLsdes’ and
OF IROKIN LOT. TO II OLOgD.’ OUT AT OBIATLY RIDUOID
Sale in SOUTH NORWALK end STAMFORD
We stun sass or cusses.
At the beginning or the lecture be i
called attention to the tact that the
Suits
tillllii illl ttttiiiii
Mrs. Ellen Iyrne.
The funeral of Mrs. [Ellen Byrne was
held this morning at. 9 o‘clock‘ from
St. Mary's Church, Rev. Father Mc-
Gaines: celobrant; Rev. Father Fits-
tteraid. or Bridgeport; Rev. J. McDOn.
aid. sub-deacon; Rev. J. 0. Funny.
master or cermontos. John w. Wehlo
rendered Ava Mario and Calvary and
the choir Nearer My God to Then, as
the body was leaving the church. The
pallbearers were Dr. T. F. Clune. Joint
'l‘. Hayes. John .1. iianlon, M. .I. How
ard. Edward Powars and Alexander
Smith. The flower hearers were .loti-
eph McLaughlin and John Byrueu. ilk
torment took place in St. Mary's
(lemoicry.
Cup
John O. Hoffman.
John G. Hoffman, of ill Wilton nvc~
hue. Norwalk, paaacd away Friday at-
iornOon. He was taken ill at about
u p. m. and expired at. it o‘clock. if
he had lived until Saturday he would
have. been in yearn otc. Thermostat
nae held at his late residence yester-
day at 2 p. m., tho llcv. Frank D. 'l‘or‘
icy. pastor of the Norwalk Methodist
i'hurch. oillcliitinx. The burial was to
tho Union ceiuotcry. A number of
iriehds and relatives lrorn Easthnmp.
ion, Malia, worn prurient.
Mrs. Bosrdman Burchsrd.
Mrs. lainottc lions Hurt-bard, wiio oi
Boardniau Burchard. who had bot-n ill
for. some limo. dicd Saturday altar»
noon at tho ianiily rcstdonco at Wll~
non Point. Throt- daughters and two
sons survive. Thu litucrnl will be held
from this rcsidonce tomorrow waiting.
with inicrmcni tollowinx iii (lrccib
wood Ccmctcry. Ncw \‘orii,
Miss Mary Taylor.
Miss Mary Taylor, of Woaipoit. a
stator-ln-lnw of thc latc Jiltlltti Pinch
of Wouiport, passwd sway ycaicrdui
iturlul from hcr into rcaidcncc ttuuor
row at l: p. m
.0." ....
LAKE'S FRiENDS HAPPY.
. m... NW .
Gubernatomil situatiOn at Present lg
Satisfactory to Them.
'l‘lic llarironi tricmls of forum
l.ictit.~ilov, ltlrci‘i-li .l. lthc arc wcli
plcnscd with tho pt'cxcni situation it!
it iiflcctu ilic candidacy of Mr Lulu
for tho itcpnlnlicau nomination tut
govcrlior. shill illt‘ Hartford 'l'luicn
There has llt’t'll a grout dual of tail
of alllauco which would lltllllt illt‘ con
lust for gowrnor into closed rclalioin
[Ditto scuaiorinl tight than wmrld In
dceirublc lll ihc intervals at tho aiatr
The fact is. tlicre is no tilliaucc. and
thorn in not liltcly to be any. Mr
hallo ii-t it‘lcmlly to Scuaior hulkclu)
and to cx-tlm. Mciicuu. and the
iriondultip in tci-lprocuictl. it is not
necessary that tho trtcmlsbip should
go turtbcr. This state baa other in
torosts than illnap which am involved
in the election of llultcd Status tilt'llli‘
tor. lt would in- a pity it the moat
horn of tho ncxt tlciiaral Asscinbly
worn t-lct-tcd with only onu ohlcct lll
\‘lt‘W. anti it that ohlcci iilouc dolor
mined tbcii mlcctlun for tho Soualr
or Hound. 'l‘ln- aiutiv may lip dcpcntt
lid on to scnd a roproucututtvc to litt-
llnitcd Blilliiit Bonnie who will worth:
ily raproacnt it. (Tohnot-ilcui has it
scllroepactinu habit which hoops it
trom matting M‘l‘lOHI mistakes in tho
uloctlona of portions to reprciiunt illi-
commonwealth. Altcr all, "Hi l'lt‘i“
lion of tr ilulti-d Hinton radiator is on
ly In lucldoui oi the hunt session oi
this ileuornl Aenombly. it will in
over within a month or so ititcr tlic
session moi-iii in January. l.... and
than tho olhcr inntiness or the sun-
uion will be tattoo up in nurncui. it in
into that tho olocllon or a sonator
will he. as it always is. oi stutorbinii
interest wbiiu the contest. hints. and
Itiraciis a grant deal of attention. lhtt
whoa it is ovor. the loslslaiors settlu
down to the consideration or more
ltiimdritni but not has important malt
ters. 'l‘hciio matters vitally iniurcui
the hoopla and they involve‘ donations
or the await-tit moment and of tho at
most importsm c to tho stoic in tho
actuation of imitators arid i‘l’fll‘i‘itilhttiis
tires the flint-its oi oanditiatns in con.
elder and drier-mind thorn- durationu
should be taken into account.
wawm
WESTIIOOK KIPORTI lil-
OUIITI.
WMTBROOK. NM. lt‘ir‘wTW‘ lil'ill
institutions are named its honedclari
the under the will or the isle Winfield
””9901!!!“ in NW $100th e. N. Y..
l
Pony, Cara
cul
TRISTR AM 8:
in illililiill
lilltl ii that
i
l
i
YCIIS
Mint is s doctrrootod plant with
underground atoms or runners. and it
can only bc grown proiltably 0n cur-
lain nulls. li rootilrcu it good, light.
warm soil, that which suits li host in-~
As a mint plantation only lasts limit
{our to five years, it is uccr-ssnrr to
form thrcc or tour bcds that will conic
on in uucccnsioh, anti iblit is usually
donc in tho lollowlug maxim-t: in tho
autumn allor the crop has lawn c‘il,
ircuchan arc dust from rirhi to lo
loci apart, iii tuchcs dccp and lit
inchcu wldca; the displncci‘z Htllll h -
tug sort-ad orcr ilw pluii' . lii'lu‘ccn thi-
trctichcil.
Win-u ihc plants lilil‘lll;
trtuisplanicd to another bud, thi- area
undcr cultivation licltig crictidml, and
so on irom your to your. so that at tho
cud or tlic fourth roar, wbcu llli‘ ilriu
llt'tl is dying out tlic otlicra, which
linvc bccu tiutdc, iukcn its place illlil
continuous uucccssion is obtaincd. Ii
ihc plants arc not rcqnirctl ro- rx
icndlag ihc plantations, iiic land is
plou‘cd \ilth diac coiilti-rs and to ill“
option it is burrowcd down The mini
plantations in thclr uncond your git‘c
the twat rcaulia, aiid ouch your llllt‘l"
wflt‘d llicy thidiltllly tlctcl‘ltiruic. Wilt-ll
tho plantations arc brokan up at tho
cud or tour or llvc icons. iltc sumc
land shall not bu itacd again for mini
growing for many yours.
'l‘hi- mini in out about tho bcginulnx
nt Scpicniiicn whcn thu plants flowcr
or whcn a rod illlitl cullcd )snuit" ap-
pcaru on tho lctlf. The cutting is tltuic
by hand with a book. This crop to loft
on lip» ground uttcr cutting to dry.
and thou pnckcd in main and trirrlod
to tho dintlilcry. ii iii lllt‘l“ unpsckcd
and hailcd with water in content or
nilihi tor about six hours. We sit-am
truth the bollin’g mint in eondunsed in
s un-tal coil or plpcs contained in n
largo Hit or cold wnicr and runs into
it scparaior at the bottom of tlic vtit.
llcra ilu- itoil risen to thc aurlaci- and
thc watcr tit drawn off. Witch the
voascl is full of oil it is poured into
cans and cleared by filtration through
”illicr paper." It is than utorud ltI liliuau
botilca (which contain uhovr tlvc
pounds itucbi, when it lit rcady tor
llllll‘ in tho wholoaalo druggiatu.
up Hull’s! :lrl'
MlLLIRm—FHIIDMAN.
.3...
Wedding At the Beth isreei Syne-
genus.
Another pretty wedding oocitrrad
laut evening at tho lleih lsrnol Syria
guano. rumor of South Main and (“on
card atrocta. when Miss hassle Fried-
man or Connecticut sveniio. becamo
the bride. of William billion. ayoans
mariioiman on the Washington street
bridge. ltoib or the young people
tum» a large unmbur of friends whose
congratulations they received after
the ceremony. which was perlomed st
7 o'clock by liabbl Keesler. A recap-
tlolt was also given at the synagogue
and mum was furnished hit an arches.
ira. Charles Levy. leader.
Mr. and Mrs. M. l.. Roson end Mr.
and Mm. t.. it. Nyary stood up with
iiiv httdu and groom at the nuptial sera
vlcc. The happy couple. who were
filiitwvl‘tlrl with prttstttitti. have mom
a low dais wedding trip, iotlowins
which they will tslre an homunculus.
nag.
Plantation Lasts lrom Four to Five :5;
HYATT
’ French Seal,
In 88 45 and 50 inch length
NORWALK, CONN.
H. Krieger& Co.
29-31 Wed Washington Street
& HYATT
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING
.FURM COATS
Our Fur Coats are made by the most reliable
manufacturers and we sell them
With the strongest
kind of guarantee. We have the
min
’Mam ot
log a tlccp rich loam on crawl out it
will thrive well on a clinlliv subsoil, lt .
likes a moist spring and a dry ho. a
summer. it is grown from l‘tlilth, not I F()R .444
from accda. ,1
Beyond a doubt
in The 'Norwalks.
goods
Suits for Boys
$1. 50 and $2. 50
'lhrsc Suits arc worth more than double ,
the price we are asking for them.
CLCAKS
For. Girls and Misses
specialty of Chil-
dren’s Cloalts and
are selling these
Charge System for
less money than
other stores.
or .. sf... -. -‘
"Li
the beat assortment
We are making a g
on Our
Mr. Edition roosntiy stated that
thorn wait no doubt that in ion limits
flying machines Would be used to carry
the mails. ’l‘hey would so at a spoon
oi one hundred miles an hour and
would carry passengers.
M
An irrigation proloot to cost $25. (lilo.-
000 is on the cards in Argentina. tho
principal railways to do work and be
paid by the government in it per cent.
irrigation bonds. with the water rent
ant to take care of the bonds. '
instants in s recent sre‘hery tourna-
ment in London. Archery has because
a popular sport with Women in both
ltngisnd and France.
1
There is s vary common ides that
the Malay is a race thst is dying out.
killed in its own country by the enter-
print! or Chinese, 'l‘sintie sad Jstisness.
Some men must have to exercise s
lot at sell contmt to been their eon.
sate born occasionally. y
W
H. KricgerSzCo.
29-31 West Washington Street
Three hundred women were com
wiiinces tram metrics s notes like so ,
mm summations.
,meotit.’ .,
We’ve made our reputation on
good Clothing for Men
Minimalist .
efllll'fll fienjartiingemusss
and .we’ re lath es csrelul
about our Haberdashery
being right. too.
Dani's and Fontses' Gloves.
$2.00 line 01. so
Pajamas. (milflfi helmet and
madras ..........0tllt team
Knitted Bcsrrit .. .. .bOe to $2.00
An unusually attractive; ss«
sortinent or Plsitod Shirts
to: {all near ..........3i.50
JOSEPH DAVIS
Taller. alum Hatter.
Mite m m III“.
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Norwalk Chronicler