ls ,ofthe
AND so now
z #8 salt: mam
1881
460
patients (89“ @-
COAL‘ DE-LUXE:—-
‘ If you have been unable to get
from your? dealer a satisfactory
coal for your kitchen range' and
will try a‘ton of the special coal
“:we are now unloading from boat
“Morning ‘Star” we . positively
guarantee that such troubles will
be over for you as long as the
"coal lasts.
_‘ ‘ ‘We paid‘an extra 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 as long.
THEEKnSOALO-
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'After the Thanksgiving Dinner every
man enjoys a good smoke.
Bay a box of
ROGER LUDLOW
10c amass
-03...
Twin ‘Cityl 5c
and Nugget] CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS
iIE nsscrtions, claims.
I moods and maxiuls of shoe
no.» V ‘ y .
,ticaicrs arc oi ‘Iiiile ac-
count with you unless the
house from which you buy your
shoes “Illitkos good." That's
why We want you to buy
Emerson's or Keith
Konqueror
Lonnsbury&Souies
or Herrick’s
FOR WOMEN
and
Educator or Bodies
School Shoes
FOR CHILDREN
CONNEALLY
AND
B R A C K E N
81 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 808-4
BUY THE AMERICAN RUB-
‘ HERB
Guaranteed not to crack
m
“ Fins “troop”
Hard and soft ready for futility use
Hard Woodl....bi.75 per It cord
80ft Wood.......1.l50 por la cord
Split. Wood. 25c Extra.
A. CAaMl narra' wooo YARD
N0. 74 NIMOwn Avenue.
Phens N0. 783:2. Norwslit. Conn.
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Bishop lwbli has "looked In" at rural
Hominy schm IIw-Now, children. can
any of you tel what to meant by the
FFERENCE.
GANS C0.
8 Water Street
~W-~fl.._.. “
Gosling Stations
are for lint-It- t-tant's navy next
in llllllul‘illlltii‘ to the ships
themselves; their acqui-
sition Is proof of
also foresight.
How about: your foresight? You
dont‘ hurt.» to look across
the Atlantic or the
Pacific Inc
Your Gosling Station
It's right here at
OUR YARDS
You can't find a better one.
HAZLE ION COAL
'l he 8. Hershfield & Son CO.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
Ladies" Short—mm
Vamp Shoes
ARE ALL THE RAGE.
We haw them in I‘m. Colt, Gun
Metal. Russci, Illnck and Gray
Suedcs in Button or Lat-c, at $2.00 to
$4.00.
Suede Drcssing, in all colors. 15:.
MAX LEVY
169 Washington St. South Norwalk.
Loose Leaf
Books
Dcnnlson Passe I’urtmtt ltindlnl;
Dennison Lunch Sets. at
W. A. Briggerman's
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
w“LAO—OK! ”
Snappers. Iinllluti. Ilostou illucs.
Wonk it‘ish. Flat it‘ish. lilus Fish. Cod
Fish. Idols, lt‘scnllops.
A. Aaronson
Successor to JOHN C. SILCOX.
FISH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
TELEPHONE 931.
FREE DELIVERV ALL OVER TOWN.
’Monsy‘lro LOAN
Wc loan moncy to Itousckccpers at
Oi \vcckly pitytllt-ttls_ also to properly
owners on account and third mort
gages. All hnslucw transacted strict-
ly confidential. (iiilcc hours from 0 n
m. till 7 p. In: Saturdays till 9 0.111.
INDEPENDENT LOAN t SECURITY
COMPANY
94 Washington at. Havlland Bldg.
One flight on Room 1.
Oil Saturday, Nov. 27
I WILL OPEN A FIRST CLASS
RESTAURANT
Ladies and Gentlemen
Al i7 Nullh Main Street
All Kinds of Sea Food a Specialty
E NEWMAN
visitation of Iiii' blnhop'.‘
I.litlc IIIrI tailor a long puusol
i'Icnso air. nu affliction sent from
heaven. ”I‘ll-Hits.
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two... a“:
D VIDE Y0
This is strictly a savings bank
safety which this exclusive attention to savings means. We paid.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
. UNITID IANK IUILDINO.
er wast-llamas s'r.
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7 . 9 1 .
W is»...
l
on a fair 3basis. between present, use and future protection. and put
the iaticrlpart at Interest. In this strong. tnutnal savings bank.
N... .............. ..,. , -. m. ~.*Mwm~q—
with all the spacial (natures of
IOUTH NORWALK. OONN.
9999””...
ghCo
Best Quality
COST YOU ANY MORE. TRY A TON ANDt
Never before and never slain
A $10.00 Lady’s
.50 up. Several other bargains.
elsewhere.
So. Nbrwalk
We are the largest dealers of
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
II NUT" ”MN 87.. SOUTH NONWALK.
Great Redudtios Sale of Ladies’. Mlssee’ and Children’s Costs .
Cost for $3.08. A $16.00 Lady's Coat, lined‘through-
out with suarantoed satin. all sires. 07.93.
07-”. $1.60 Black Hydoxrade Petticoats at 69c. Girla' Coats from
Come early as they will not last long at such prices.
THE PARIS
will you hear of such " bargains.
81500 Lsdles' Stilts for
Come to see us before purchasing
Stamford
cloaks and Salts In the state.
[till illillllii
‘ ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court. November 22. A. 1)., limit.
Estate of George Cudllpp, late of
Norwaik. in said district. deceased.
Ordered. That the administrator of
the estate of Cordelia Cudlipp, deceas-
ed, exhibit the administration account
of the said Cor Ila Cudlipp as exacu~
trix of tho wil of the said George
Cndllpp. to this court for adjustment.
at the Probate office in Norwalk. on
the 1st day of December. 1909. at 10
o'clock forenoon; and that all persons
interested In said+estate may be notI'
lied thereof, the said administrator
will cause this order to be published
in a newspaper having a circulation
in said district. at least five days be
fore said first day of December. 1909.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
‘ Judge.
IlIIlHi III] IlJIIllIili.
Hannah Watt.
Mrs. Sidney Watt. who was before
marriage. Hannah Taylor, died and-
denly at her borne In Westporl. Tucs-
day night. of apopicxy. Mrs, Walt
was born in Weslport about iii? years
years ago. She was among the best
known residents of the town. As a
wife and mothcr her exemplary chur-
actcr. hcr uuswcrviug intignity, hcr
sscritlccs for duty arc best known to
her malty friends there and bright
icwols III a Iifc not utunoxcd with out
rating. not dcvoid of vicissitude, yct
staunch, llllith'l‘t'IIlK. exemplary. Ilcr
dcath was sudden ntld unexpected and
provcs a shock to the community. a
calamity to thc husband and family
of six children.
Funeral of Miss Pendar.
'l‘hc I'uut-rul scrt'iccs of Miss Auu
I’citlicr will lw Ilcltl ill SI Mllry'ri It.
i‘ t‘burch at :i o'clock this morulu.
siin- was found tit-ltd in lit-d Tuesday
morning. in licl‘ rooms Ill thc I.connrti
bloclt. ill Icouard sit'cci, Norwull.
Miss l‘t-tnIt-r had two rooms ill the
iliilliiill‘; and Iivt-tl Ivy llcl‘sclf \"Ilctl
shc did not nrisc 'l‘ut-sdny, illc oihcr
occupitnl»~ of Ibo IIItlilKlll ii
sit‘unu‘ and Int-csiluntcti. \ physician
“as itiiit'll, btli Iifc \t‘ns cxiinct. Mott
ical iCNIllliiliI'l’ III' S It Huntington
was tin-u suutluoudcd and gnvc the
nnnina pccloris.
Miss l‘cndor is survive-d by non nit-cc.
Miss Mar) i’cuticr. of \t‘cslport.
houso
ritust- ut‘ ticaiil as
AMBASSADOR 'JUSSERANO'B
VISIT.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2i. M. .Iulcs .lus~
scrami lili‘ Fl‘t‘lll'll nutlutssatlol', was
tho guest of tho t‘oilcuc of tho (‘Iiy
of Now York today. and had an op
immunity of hcnrinu FI'l'IH‘II as “silo
is spokc" Ill illl- Altit‘rIl-uu colioac
cisssrmitu. In an nddrcss bcforc Ihc
2.500 studcnls. bc caprcsscd plcltsurc
at hcnllug his Innuuauc ndcoltly spok-
cn by many of tho sludcnls and tic
clnrcd that "my pcopic In l-‘rnttcc will
I‘N't‘IVc a glowing account or my visit
hcrc today."
THANKSGIVING UNION SERVICE.
'l‘hc itcvfiit‘l‘ttuh iI. Waller. pastor
of the Methodist Church; the Ilcr.
(‘harlcs a. Macfarland, pastor of the
(“computational Church. and tho llcv.
ll. ll. tiarpcutcr. pastor of tho Bap:
iisi Church. participated in tho uniotl
scrvlcc of the three churchcs, to NH“-
mcmoratc Thanksgiving. last night!”
inc Methodist ('hnrch. 'i‘hc quartet
of tito Methodist Church also saw a
spccinl program of music. Including a
solo by Miss Mlnnic lcc.
BEAR AOUE.
This being tho ulitldlc of the opcn
scusou for door the subject of bin
autnc Is frcqncntly discussed Just now
nI tho various gatherings of men In
”Ila city. Naturally the ailment
known as "back fever" is often refer:
It‘ll to by story tollcrn.
"That reminds mo of somathlnll
worso." said ldouionnnt J. (I. Burnett.
0i ihc United States brunch hydro-
llmlihlc ofiicc thc other day. “It rc-
tuiutis tn.» or bear agile." Never heard
0' II. "It? Well. I first encountered It
in Wriiimcil Narrows. Alaska. a num-
lmr of your» ago. We wore. on the old
surveying strainer Patterson.
"JIIM as we ruunlicd- It phlnt of land
not more than 200 yards distant, a big
black Milli” was seen on the beach.
“will” Bl "it. Eiallt men took up
ti on and warn “also. to shoot. when
1 Old them in wait and fire all at once.
They all took careful beads on the
beast. 'Ready. lira.“ l shaman,
'"i‘hcru was a rattla of musket: m.
~—
. the eight, piece- werc discharged. and
every one looked to see animal's death
throes. There was the be“ running
g“) the hill as lively ill I lack rabbit.
at It shot hldllft him. no" “no.
that’s all. Every man'- hunt was
trembling an he couldn‘t hit a house.
Rugs fever'e nowhere along .td‘ of
“was“ \
. at!
SALE OF
MEN’S and BOYS’
SUITS
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 3T.. 80. NORWALK
on: wav TO oerehr counten-
FEIT MONEY.
Bills.3bouid Be Held Up to the Light
and Examined.
Despite the utmost vigilance of our
emcicut Socrct Scrvicc men the tunic
ing of counterfeit money in this
country has not been wholly sup.
pressed. Bpurios coins and paper
tokens occasionally act Into circula-
tion, and some of those are so well
done as almost to defy detection by
experts.
Among the Istcsl samples of the
counterfeitcrs' art Is a ton dollar bill.
one of the clcvcrest imitations on
record. A specimen of this issue was
reccivod and paid out by several
being regarded by all who handled it
as gentlinc. In little It reached the
sub-treasury at Ncy York and (hero
Its spuriousncsu at once became
known.
(In first Inspection the bill appears
to bc a real product of thc trcasnry
dcpnritucnt. but whcu held up to thc
light the litllc pitrliclca of silk, which
in a gcnulnc bill art- curved and
twisted In tllc papcr are soon ill the
bogus bill to ho straight and hard.
A magnifying glass shows stmlc vcry
slight tiiflt‘l‘t'tiflnt‘ics nctwccn thc fact»
(if this bill and that of a guanine one.
i-iub-trcttsury officials by a master
in tho art who may once have bcch
cmploycd in the but-can of charming
at Washington. 'iircry person who
rcccivcs a ton dollar bill, says latest
lic‘s Wm-Iliy, should apply to It at
Icast thc simplc test nbovc givcn of
holding it up to the light and noting
the condition of tho stilt ihtcnds,
HONG KONG BLUE.
ti‘hlnn hiaIII.
I-‘tu lunuy (location Home Kong flour
Ishctl by rcuaost of its superior new
graphics I position and hold ilsclf
proudly as tho arcni distributing corn
for in sonlhctu China. The port did
a illlltil transportation business, not
only to (‘anlon and up and down the
coast. but with the \‘aatxc ports and
thc l’hilipplncs. Hut gradually this
business has passed away. twcun-ao-
lull ships natty thc cargoes oncc
trnttashippctl Iu-rc; dirccl from lbc
port of hiding to tho poll of dist-harlot
A big business Is still done as tho but
bur luastcr's l'ccbrtls shook, but it is
along tllfftut-ui iiucs to those prcvnll-
int; n dccadc but), whilc tho pronts arc
dwindling nil tin: Iiutc, Allolrcthcr,
What with a falling rovcuuc, roairictcd
lradc anti ictv new possibilities opcn-
lug out nIn-atl. tho outlook at present
is not i'lli’i‘llllg. The slow growth of
anything liltn local Industries. is a
Kri'iil disappointtucni. while Ibo cairn
blow to our shipping ll‘llllt‘ which ihc
now Amcl'ican tariff has contrived. to-
acthcr with ”It' scouting impossibility
of slivcr cvcr mentoring Its proper
vniuc. ritual-s i‘\t‘ll tho most optimistic
to fcci that the lilacs are sadly out
of Joint.
MORE TAINTED MONEY.
tilutfalo Times.)
A t'llitu-Nc charity has refused to ac-
copt a legacy from n' nlurdcrcss on tho
ground that It Is “taintcd mom-y."
All "tainted ntoncy" has to go some-
whcrc. Why Isn't charity the best use
In which II can he put?
Mitch cIn-ap wputuilon has been
unincd by diffcrcnt institutions by dc-
cliulua to rcccivo "tainted money." lint
there In a arcnt dcai of cant about the
whole busincas,
It might no wait cnouah to lot
”Iaintud moncy" alone If nobody clsc
would touch It. Hut somebody is sure
to not II. Tim "taint" follows the
money. 'I‘hcac refusals look too much
like willingness to avoid contamina
lion yonrsolt while you rcst serene In
tho consciouancns that your brother Ia
going to 'bc polluted. That, in not
Christianity.
All money is more or loss "tainted."
Thorn Is not a single dollar which trons
Into circulation which is not liable to
be put to base uses. The fact Is. money
In It more couhtur on the poker lablc
of Iifcmabllnd. monoclonal agent. In
the strict philosophical sunset Incap-
llblo of cithor {'ulInt” or "purity."
'I‘hosc who rcfnsc to lot lnoncy no
where It can do tlic most good and
raiac thclr morality fr-ncc so straight
that It loans «m~p.backwnrd.
A DOUILI DELIGHT.
litanhunasl.
"(‘onaratniutc me." said
Smith to a follow clerk. "I‘m going to
get married."
“Flue. (Ilnd to boat It.
marry all her family."
"0h. there's only
twin." said smith.
"Look alike?" halted the other.
"Can‘t tell 'cm apart."
“Well. that's rather awkward. Isn‘t
it? How do you ,Itnow which In
which?”
list don't
and stator a
I haven’t tried very hard.’
if
r
.y. “WWW, .1 " ‘. .. . p:
tottn gt
“Well." confessed lmith', "up to date
‘m Lssmuo DRY Goons s'roaa.
RISTRAM &
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
THANKSGIVING SPECIALS
A good titock of dainty TABLE LINEN is a joy to (new housekeeper and is very im~
portsnt at this time of the year. if you have any needs in this line” we are prepared to furnish
you With anything desired—
f
i
CREAM nausea ......................... ..25e to 85¢ unmounn umts'rmtnsn CLOTHS. all sizes.
liLICAf‘lIICD DAMABK ................... "WT”S AN” “PM“ ‘° match'
, ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ § ' " 5°“ ‘° 35c zit-tn. NAPKINS. assorted patterns ..... s1.oo to $2.75 601.
boosts Immortal) DAMASIt ........... 83c to $1.75 :tln. smustts. assorted patterna.;...si.co to 35.00 doz.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT
I-).\'A.\iia‘l.l£li IlOAS’I‘ICItS. insist/J ................ $2.03 INI’lli'liil'AI. CRANBERRY DISHES .............. 4o
SA‘VOY ROAS’I‘ICRS. 17x12 ....................... $1.001 PARING KNIVES ............. .. .................. 19¢
(filament: HOLDERS. cut. RIIII‘S pntlcrn ............. 7c : (TIIOI’I'INI; IIOWLS ................. . ............. 25c
(RANItlsllitY [RISIIICS Ighlsftl .3. 7c .iiz‘A'l‘ CHOPPERS. Universal No. 2 ............... $1.00
THIN ‘i liliillidultfi .1 ....................... 6 for 19¢ i'l"l‘ GLASS SALTS AND PEPPERS ................ 350
.\I(.I\I<.I. lieu le'.'l‘li.r.ti, No. .\‘ .................... 75c . I‘O'I‘A'I‘O ItiCICRS ................................. 20c
TRISTRAM & H YATT, NORWALK. CONN.
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Dining Room Furniture
FOR THANKSGIVING
Tables, Dining Chairs, Buffets, China Closets,
Sideboards. Kitchen Cabinets, Rugs '
Never was our store more attractively stocked than at present. Come in and compare
our prices from the lowest to the best.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS Opened with Everybody.
Settle Your Bill in Small Payments
H. KRIEGER 98. CO.
29-31 West Washington Street
.Wl
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RUOTIC OPTIMIBM.
(Chicago Nowai
'I‘Ito pcaslntistical tourist found the
l‘rcckled farm bay sitting on tho turn-
stilo twnnxlng a penny jowaharn.
“You nccdn‘t be so all-fired happy."
warncd thc tourist. as ho slowca up
his horse. "Ilo you know what the
almanac predicts?"
"No, indeed. lnistor.” drawicd the
lad, pausiuu In his time. "had only
has unc almanac, and he won’t let me
soc tilai." '
"Well. It prtsiicia that lliorc‘il bean
ctil’lilflllttlll‘ within tho ncxt ten days
tllat'll shake you Inside out." >
"Won’t hurt ntc. illialcr. i brokc six
motor: [or dad this season. and tight-so
tthcu It t‘oluos In shaking you up they
hurt a tlnznh t-aylllqtluiteli.” ‘
"wall. the when following. there is
in int n cyclonc that. will toils you over
Iuto ihc ncxl county.“
"('onldn't plcasc me better, boss.
'l'hcro'a a circus (war that woolt, and
i'm shy of railroad taro.”
"il‘n ! You are a hard hat. Know
anythl about comets?”
"Never saw one In my life."
", Helley'a ls due next year. and
it is liable to hit this old earth and
mu you out of business with it till;
lion sparks."
The farm lad grinned.
“Billion. mister? (ice!
You wouldn't Imagine tbcrc
could bc such a lot of stylc In
a plain 'I‘hrec-iiutton Hack Suit
us thcro Is In the "Benjamin"
Standard Back.
l
Mn nlwnysl
did say I‘d have a brilliant finish, and
I guess that‘s what she meant. So
long.
OEMAREOT IEATB CUTLIR.
NEW YORK, Nov. sawmills 1&2
balk line billiard championship tourna-
ment in wogrcsa at Madison Sqnaroi
Garden. here today. Galvin I)om-'
areal. of Chicago. defeated Albert,
Cutler, of Boston. 500 to 473.
in the afternoon game with a spec“
tncuiar run of 163 at the finish. In the ‘
29th inning when Demareat made this!
brilliant run Cutler had a lead of Hit
after a run of ”Hit his second in-
ning. and consistent playing through-
out. 'l‘ho score by innings:
Domarestmfi. 8. N. to. o. 24. t, 92.
n. if. “1.15.3. 1.3.0. ill. 0, o. t. s. as.
2. I. 0. iii. it. 0. luau-500. High runs
163, oil. an. Average ill so-ao.
Outlerflo. 121. 30. (I. 10, 9. 32. 8, ii,
I. 14. ii. i2. 26. 2. 21.18. 1. 2. till. it.
till. i). 67. 0. 8. iii, 0. tin—~08. High runs
121, 67, 30. Average 15 $3.30.
an... .... ..
'I‘hc tailoring more than any-
thing ciao has made it a
vcry
smart suit. but it Is simply lul-
pnssihlc for a “anneal to he
made In the truth: shops of Al-
ft-rtl ficniamln Q Co. and not.
have an undercurrent of exclu-
sivc New York style.
For .thc man or young man
who prefers ‘a quiet. szcntocl
stylc with it tell aristocratic
bearing welcould not suggest a
better style.
mm to atom
sum AND pvaagoars
Joseph deis
Tailor. distiller. Hatter.
Furnisher,
Tulane and Leather (loads.
as Washington street.
tenth Namath.
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Norwalk Chronicler