" boas Nor Cosr to
J . EEE m
S&
root. on LUKE:—
., if you have been unable to get
“from your dealer, a satisfactory
[dual for your kitchen range and
rwill try a toh of the special coal
‘iwe are now unloading from boat
‘lMorning Star"
guarantee that such troubles will
be over for you as long as the
(cool lasts.
We paid an extIa price for this
‘ ”coal but you get it at the usual
' rate. This opportunity does not
‘ come every day and this coal will
"not be with us long.
* TIIE‘EWS'QQAL 69.
After the 't‘hanksgiving Dinner every
man enjoys a good smoke.
Buy a box of
ROGER LUDLOW
10c CIGARS
.03—
Twin Cityi 5c
and Nugget, J CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS
..--.. ,H ..
HE assertions, ciIIImS.
croedn and mnximu of shoo
tictIleI‘s are of little ac-
count with you IInlcnI-I the
house from which you buy your
shoes "makes good." 'i‘lntt's
why we want you to buy
Emerson’s or Keith
Koaqueror
ron med
LoIInsbury&Soules
or Herrick’s
'FOR WOMEN \
and 1
J, Educator or Boéton
School Shoes
FOR CHlLDREN I,
CONNEALLY
ND
B R A C K E N
81 WAGHlNOTON STREET.
IOUTH NORWALK.
. TELEPHONE 8634
IUV THE. AMERICAN RUB-
acne
. Guaranteed not to crack
"HIRE” W665
Hard Wood.....l1. 75 par 1,4 cold.
loft Womb. .. ..1410 per at cord
)BplitWood. 20o Extra
a. sham II'r'rIr w‘ooo vano.
7: N0. 74 Newtown Avenue.
‘ .’ Mott o. ma. Norwnlit. Conn.
or
. D MiDAl HOUR
.... Han..."
on u fitti- hula. haven- prevent
the latter part It intomi in thin
axis! of the BR Quality
ANY MORE. TRY A TON AND
DIFFERENCE.
we positively .
turd and soft realty for foam: mo. '
DIVIDE YOUR [NCOME
This In otrintiy a saving. Molt with all the «mid imam of
, um: which this “flirtation «tinting In «vital mu m you.
GANS CO.
68 Water Street
Cooling Stations
are for 17min film‘s navy next ‘
in llllilUl'ihliH' to the ships
ihctnaclrca: tlIcir acqui-
sition in proof of
II 1:30 l'tit trslpzhi.
How about your ton-sight? You
' dont’ have to look noroae
lilo Atlantic or the
Put-lilt- for
Your Coa'ing Station
it‘a right. hci‘e at.
OUR YARDS
You can't find a better one.
HAZLE ION COAL
The a. Hmhiield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
Ladies Short
Vamp Shoes
ARE ALL THE RAGE.
We have ilIcIII iII l’tti. (Toll, (inn
Metal, RilSRi‘l. Mack and Gray
Sucdcs in Button or Lace. at $2.00 to
$4..00
Suede DI casing:
MAX LEVY
189 Washington St.
in all tolors
South Norwaik.
Loose Leal
Books
Dcnnison Passe l'artout liiIIdinui
Dennison Lunch Sctu, at
‘ I
W. A. Buggerman s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St
LOOK!
Snappora. “illilllll,
Weak Fish. Flat Flair
Fish, idols, liscnllopa
PL Aaronson
Sacco-oer to JOHN C. SILCOX.
FIBH MARKET.
181 WAsHiNGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TELEPHONE 031.
FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN.
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan mom-y to IIoIIuokcoperu III
ll weakly payments. also to properly
owners on accoud and third man:
gages, All hualnasa transacted strict
ly confidential. tiihco hours from ll II.
In. till 7 p. m.; Saturdays illi ll p.111.
lNDEPENDENT LOAN A BBCURlTY
COMPANV «
94 Washington 81.. Haviiond Bldg.
Ono flight up Room 1.
On Saturday, Nov. 27
I WILL OPEN A FIRST CLASS
RESTAURANT
F011
Ladies and Gentlemen
At 17 NoIth Main Street
All Kinds of Ben Wood a Specialty
E. NEWMAN
Ma and iiwu 1i Ioqu tit-mince fltllII
altar: of full tumult in about throe
inch". displaying Ibo dainty tInttiooat
nonraih. '
liosion Blues.
iilIIc Fish, i‘ml
Im- Itmi future prutrrtlmt. and put
drone. mutual nutrition Mutt.
‘Imti his
Never before and never Main
$3.60 up. hetero! other bargains.
So. Norwollt
We are the largest dealers of
[Hill llllllliil
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court. November 24, A. D., 19ml.
Estate of William W. Crane into of
Norwaiit, in said district, deceased.
Ordered, That the administrator ex.
hibit his administration account to tlIiII
court for adjustment at the Probate
office in Norwaik on the 7th day of
December, 1909. at 10 o'clock fore.
noon. and that all phraona interested
in said estate may he notified thereof.
the administrator will cause this or-
der to be published In a newapaper
having a circulation in said district.
at least five days before said 7th day
of December.1909.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
n24 it Judge.
iillllllll ill ii. i illlll
iillii lllliii
(Continued from First rage.)
loos oyou and that utalwnrt saxon tig-
IIro a man worth knowing. and a friend
worth having. There. are many men
in Connecticut who know what his
friendship meant to the later on. And
said in public long ago, had he been
willing; the one supreme satisfaction
in my brief public career: the chance
to try to win the continence of my toi-
lownIcII, the escape or rcscno froth lit!
for failure and defeat, l owe in an int
cxprcuaiblc IIIcustIrc to lilo loyalty and
nothing cncrgy.
“While it is iruo that II largo part
of hit-I lift; was upcnt in the field of
politics he dbl not not his micron”! or
inspiration in what he found thew.
No IIIIIII cI'cr saw IIIoI-o clcurly than
he the alItIIiows and illusions of poll-
Iics followed for their own unkc. lie
w 151 food of tho stir and clash of poll-
that annual but that fondness woo
horn of 1111 intonuc puirloilum; hi9 par"
13 “In. llill «onniII. and his party in
('I'uuvciimti II'ill norcr lilH'r more
IIIIIIl, uucmwsful or cIInacicIIi oIIs HI“
\‘iIcI' 'i‘hc Silllli‘ fcurloss spirit and
lili't‘ of tho lint: that won him II licIIloIr
’ IIIIt‘... coIIIIIIiEulIIII for lil'ftl'i‘l‘l' IIII ilIc
livid III' huiiic t‘lll‘l'lI’tl his illlf‘llliilll to
civic quoutiona in flow of peIII'I‘. tIItIl
uiulinllt-tl him or: a loader to ho rllntlu"
In! and irIIsiI-tl llo had flitt'tl (li‘lllh of
NIH llIIIbIII fIII' llit‘ll it'll :ii hlu altlt‘
to. too ',i"lli'. be- had lll‘t‘ll almost 111“!"
llelI' wounded :Ii “'llli‘llt‘sll'l‘I lIc curt
tI-I'IIblo wounds for more than
too mn- wum without roIIIpiiIinI. but
‘Iu Hold iltii oxcuut- lilt' li't‘l’lh‘tlll that
(-oiiuwl ii. ilc bcl‘Icch in the party
or :\lil‘iiil.‘till Lincoln Just as fiIItIlI’ III
Hot! us [In did in Him 114- did not
liltt to him tiII» sW‘IIIiihc 1111111“ by tho
IIIIIII If iht liI- quiltlit lIcliitltId in 111011
IIIIboth IIlIcII lIc um ulIiuz his life
blood to saw the iIIloII lio lIaicd
Wt'lllillliili: :IIIIi counrda, and ambush
zlllil doccit. Iii-I. i'..l\l‘ n {all fluid and
he Ironicd our iiI' tho It-ItiiIuony of
Ill his I‘tIllll’iitlt’H II lil‘lti‘t‘l soldier acr-
I~r dI'oII' uII‘oI'd, and by tho icailniohy
IIi' thonc who know him lll‘ttl, iI ltilldci‘
thII'i IIIII'm- uhcnihcd IIIIc.
“llIIIIdIoIIppcti lIv (rippling II'IItIhdu,
and Milton! opportunity for cdtIcItiiiih.
ho look up ilIt- battle of liftI nunltiut
lIIIizc odds IIIIII Au ht- pauucd tlw
last IIIlic «noon on ilIc road to aIIcchIII.
oppouliiou and III'iilciI-IIII cIIIIIc. an ”icy
IIlII'lIIu do t‘filllt' to tho man who suc-
cccdu fll‘ Irhoiw ariiviilcn arc in any
doctri- political. l'ci no man tiring
or dctid cvcr thIIpictl him to IIttcriflcc
biu utatu, his party. or 11111 principles
for lil‘li’ltlt‘ liItoI'I-nia. Art a public of-
ficer lIiII integrity was abaoittlo. Any
lmtll who had act-anion to deal with
him no poIItIIIatI-tlor. ltIaItI'nurc commit
uioucr, or railroad cnmtniuuloncr found
an aiIlo cncrgoiic and foarloiut servant
or tho poopio. incapable of diabonottiy
or indirection. He did not atop in
humor hilt critics. ilo fcll that with
cloth in to ho cxpccicd by all men in
public llfu. 11o did not liquid of his
lIoIIcIIty: lIoncIIt iIIoII Itcvor do. "(I had
both confidence in tho ulilmhto victory
of the truth and II clear conuclcaco.
“in little when he went to Florida
for his health. 1 wool. with him. it
was then that 1 got (donor to the until
man than i cvor got batting and tho
t'lIIlti'l' i not ilto greater become by tui-
illli'lfilflll. It won then i roalixod what
he might have been had the years ho
norm in the army bcon mount in
arboot. l roailmi thou the fail moan-
III-o of tho aacrlflcc ho had motto for
tillil‘l‘ii. l rcnliaad than the difference
between ilIo soldier who has Iiiood in
the firing line and the one who hurt
not. lilo illnontt wan largely a nervous
wouknm and MI pbrliciom had nib
vlsfid him to well: a mile of. iout every
day. The “fit too it.» brought on
a peculiar painful diulneu and tho
mi of the mile It» torture hat the
only also. of enduring i ever noted
an i walked with him were the client
heads of Motion that stood out
upon his hand. haven'torml
not than he “I Millie-b ail-w
Inc, tiller. and i «lied lot if the walk:
not not tire hint. lilo reply no The:
gs UOOU'lr'i-i mm moo‘uru town... '7 -
Great Rédudtlon Solo otLItdtes'. Miller and Children 3 coats
A‘ 810 00 Lady'o Goat for $8.93. A ”6le Lady' a Goal. lined through-
out with guaranteed outta. all titles. $7.98.
$7.11!. $1.50 Block Hydograde Petticoat: at no.
elsewhere. Come early as they will not loot long
THE PARIS.
last years Time and suffering notion
will you hear of aunt: bargains,
193’ Suite for
lril' Coat“: from ..
fore purchasing
uohlprioes. 5».
Stamford
Cloak: and Suits in the atom.
11501)
Come to see u
ed the soldier and brought the has
band and father and friend into clear
er outline.
“I could fill page: with incidents of
the kindiier side of his nature. The
horse that served him well won never
in old one turned off to strangers.
With tears in his eyes he told Inc
once of the death of a liitle IItIIty dog
that had come to his door and been
made a family pet. But all these things
you know better thin i can tell you.
This is no limo for a biography and
none is necessary to perpetuate his
memory. The record of his nobility in
already written and it will be read as
long its the flag he and his comradoa
saved from dlahonor stands for the
principles he loIIed. lllu biography is
stamped upon every institution in this
town organized for the public good.
He dearly loved many men who are
within the sound of my voids». lie
was proud of 'i‘orrington.
her rightu. swift in her defense and
ambitions for her future. And Tor.
rington will be, fortunate if his like
shall over tread bor almota again. lie
had his faults. all men do. He knew
what 1th faults were, and he regretted
thorn,» which all men do not do. Once
in a recent political conical he lost
his temper and in thc prudence of by
sinndera gave way to hit; feelings in
defense of a friend. I was not present.
at tho time, but the next momlng 1
met, him. at the breakfast table. and
i want to any now what i uhould hiwwlhe first thing he said was ‘i got mad
and tallied out load that night. and 1
am ashamed of it. They couldn’t un-
dcrisand my foelingu and i suppose. 1
did not undcrisaud theirs) lie was
perhaps too fond of the political
world, but he. know its pits and quick-
saads from its equator to its poles.
lie loved politics. but he hated tablo-
hood and ingraiitudc. He kept his
promises and paid bia debts. and he
pltlod the low ambition that shifted
its allegiance to get or kcop an office.
in war and peace he took hill cbauccu
with his comrades. And my gradient
comfort in thin hour of separation lien
in the knowledge that in all the :11
years that i know- lIlIII. hc loved final
bill homo anti family and friends and
menu and justice
"lilo lifc might lli\\1' been different
“you. famous men haw lit‘l‘ll IIIIIIlc of
poorer clay than his. but his life was
coIIIplt-tc and ttIII'ct-iptfui and hc chv
tht‘fI) ii to the full. ills brain was
strong and cloar and his iIIIIiulIt into
public IIIIIttIIru Willi keen and profound
11c Willi II lender that inspired confl-
IchIcc. and thc tiled-untold monomer:
of lil)‘ lifc \\‘lll clrclc around the days
when the Hound of bin approaching
crutch. like a blast from tho bugle (If
ilodcriclt lihu. was worth it thousand
1110". Ho trim a hit: bodied. big brain
cd. big hcoricd IIIIIII. lIIitIIIIII through
ind through .lllol Int iiod nIIIIlc him in-
tired. and just no God made him lIc
died. ltililvttl and marinas and liri thI-
lt‘l'ilt‘iil‘ll‘rl as it child
"1 uni this In. one him know t‘i‘t‘i‘)’
fiber of llln mind and heart, and i any
it not hecuuac he IIIIIi as good a friend
to Inc as lllllll war had in this world.
but bccuuxc it in ”no.
"His philosophy. iikc his niatccrnfi.
wan prtIciionl, and attic. 'l‘hc law of
his llic was industry and botany to
the foundations laid by the fathers. ilc
II'IoIII‘t afraid of lliln world, and ho
had no fcuru oi the Icht. llc found
his religion in the Lord‘s l'l‘llyt'l'. as
ho fortune lic cxpouII-d to be forgiven.
And there II'IIII nothing lIc ilkcd better
titan to extend Ibo hand of friendship
and connidcruiion to an lIoIIoat oppo
noni. iio will be sorely missed in thin
conInIIIIIltI and in IIuIIIiIeIiouu friends
and aonInIiutqu on in and beyond (‘oII-
acctlcut
"in ibitt hour of tumor: his loIod
once will find strength in his lawn and
Molly and unbounded faith. and in
the ycara Io come his life ahould bring
to them It purl-r lIutiplnoas than they
have art-r known before. l’cI'aonally i
cannot yet rcaiizc that i IdIIIll not take
lIia hand or two hiu IIIIIllc uaain. or
hear attain the voice I loved to hear.
And in thin hour of darknooa and wait.
tag i cannot doubt that in some 'fair-
or ciiuIc' i shall loino day bid him
‘ilood morninir‘.”
most intimate aaeoclntea, were: (lov-
oruor Frank iI. Weeks. Midtliotown;
ox-tlovoruor (lcorgo 1’. McLean. Sime-
tIIIry; cx-iloI-ornor Rollin ti. Woodruft,
Now liaraa; lion. (‘harlou F‘. ilrookor.
AnloiIla: t‘hmloa l-lopltlmi (‘lttrlt llart
ford; William 0 Boymour. mdgoiiald;
Andrew F tlIItoII. Hartford: .1. .llora
back, Canaan; lion. 'i‘hoIIIItIt tirad-
Itroot. 'l‘houuinton: lion. Robert 0.
liloton, North iiaven; Congronoman
John 0. Tuition. New Haven; Charloa
ii‘. Lit-Inlay, Moriden: in. George ll.
Knight. Lakovliio; lion. itidnc w.
Brooke. 'f‘tirrinitiouia lion. itiisna J.
Steele, Torrington; Judge tiidoon ll.
Watch, Torrlnttton.
The active bout-m were: Robert
C. any". Chm-loo ll. Aivord, i-lanutcl
C. Workman. John Ii. Lyon. Clurnht‘e
P. Dougai. Janina W linens and
(loom w Peterson
The burial was to lull-tide centotory
in the pmonco of the Math and
close friends
will! ll Milli
funeral of in My
1"» cm! of In. .1 law film» ‘3'
no W; minim thin mural“ at
ilrfi from it diary”: t‘iwr *h. where u
m m Moi row we roll"
moo-mi t‘ Mm lav-it
‘ §
(.RHAM DAMASK
”THE L ADING DRY GOODS STORE.-
‘ITRAM 8t HY
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
THANKSGIVING SPE . IALS
A good dock or dainty TABlE Li ‘iEN Is a joy in evoy housekeeper and is very im-
portant at this time of the year. if you h'lVil any needs' In this line we are prepared to furnish
you with anything desired-
.......................... 25C ‘0 3)’:
TRISTRAM 81 HYA‘TT,
jealous of .. . .
H. KRIEGE
29-81 West Washington Street
‘ 111.1-“1 ”hill 11'. I‘Mt-"ll’l‘t‘lll'JD CLOTHS all sizes.
BLEAtll-HBI‘) DAMASK ...................... so: to as: i .5}; milslfl‘m; “A"K‘NS ‘0 "me"
‘ ‘ ‘y . ' I III M ’ l unsorted patterns ..... $100 to 82.7 dcz.
litiillitdr. liLl'.ACHlt.ll llAhiAbh ........... 83c to $175 1 24- in. NAPINKS assorted pattemu. ”$1.00 to 85081102.
HOUSEFLRNISHING DEPARTMENT
l'JNAMlClJfli Itoasrous. must. ............. 9 N1) I . ' «
savor amorous. I ...» ....................... 3'3» ll’ilt'i\‘\iiljl$1153:leme DISHES """"""" ‘13”
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Tables,
REPLENISH YOUR HOME WITH NEW
Dining Room Furniture
FOR THANKSGIVING
Dining Chairs, Buffets, China Closets,
Sideboards. Kitchen Cabinets, Rugs
Never was our store more attractively stocked than at present.
our prices from the lowest to the best.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS Opened with Everybody
Settle Your Bill in Small Payments
Come in and compare
015.00VALUI.........
um vow: ..........
it wont» mm ”W
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the first: Inna
lHANKSBIlIflL iii {RINGS
Men’ s Suits and Overcoats
..I 0.00
Boys’ Suits and Overcoats
8 w 1‘? were.
iii-W VAL“! ......... ...:M
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H. KRIEGER 8. CO.
29-81 West Washington Street
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You wouldn't imagine iiit'l
could be such a lot of aiyic h
"a plain Threeliutton Sack SIII:
l'll tluro la in the “Benjamin"
Standout Back.
'i‘t.o tailoring more than any-
llIiug also has made it It Iii-I.
sunrrt unit. but it in cloudy Lu-
pomdliie for I garment to lw
made in the lunar Ilioptt of Al
trod Benjamin l 00., and not
have an undercurrent of exciu
aivc New Yuri: style.
For the tuna or young to I'
who proton It air-t titanic"
style with a no urintamaiu
hearing on could not mam t
Nttct' Itilil.
“m to m
WWI MOO OVINGATO
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