i ‘ non. Oct. Stir—The captain and
on from the American schooner
. l ' ‘ 1i
.III'. . -
W‘ lice Ireland were picked up by.ieaed defect In Its wording. It to do} me Famous
ho British steamer Commodore from
polarised: October 9 for Liverpool.
_ blah mused Old Hand of Kinseie to-
day. The Island was wrecked during
‘tho recent storms. She was owned by
A. 0. Gross and hailed from Deer In.
‘V l‘nd. Maine. She was a three-master
, o 384 tons' not and was built at Cam»
don. Me. in 1882.
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V ‘ .TAMMANY“ H‘ALléoLEADE‘n maus-
,.NEW ,YOBJL Oct. 26.7—Tho huratlnx
of n tire on an automobile In which
Michael J. ‘Hassott, Tammany Hall
leader of the 21st Assembly district.
was riding with a party on Washington
'Heights, today, caused a wreck
ly from the machine and sustained In‘
juries. from which. It is believed, he
will die. .
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During 1909(lreut Britain bought
447,526 square yards of Japanese our-
pets out of a total of 623,692 yards ex-
ported, but In matting the United
States takes practically all of Japan's
output. '
Edwin C. Burt’s
LADIES’
Shoes
VELVET TOP, PAT. LEA.
FOX. ................... $4.50
DULL'KID TOP, PAT. LEA.
FOX. ................... $4.50
GUN METAgBUTT. ...... $4.00
TAN BUTT. .............. $4.00
Our Ilncs shown tilts Hanson
“ are offered in recognition of the
confidence placed in us by our
friends. the trade, and repre-
sents the best in style and value
that experienced buying can pro»
duce. Nothing less than the cus-
" ,tomors' complete and absolute
satisfaction will continue to be
our steadfast aim.
CONNEALLY
‘ AND
BRACKEN
u wasnmoron eraser.
10qu .nonwaui. .
rctsmou: '9“
vi.tu‘-1‘.'
2' DEPOSIT YOUR mortar
In the Bank of Health
Which is better than
The «Savings Banks.
‘ . Do not be economical
In the matter of warmth
And by so doing
Endangcr your good health.
{ , ‘.Dniy a few dollars
; ' Malta all the difference
(I: Between comfort and misery.
f It the Coal Man doesn’t
,_ . Get your money
' : The Doctors will. so
3 Be good to yourself,
' Enjoy an to the full
"rim FERR'IS COAL co.
. t.
N.“
‘ WNIB’LKLAND wsccklo.
in
which Mr. Haosett was hurled violent-
WOMAN surrmc m wartime.
l swarms. Wash. on: 26.»An al-
Iclared, will invalidate the Woman suff-
rage lillif‘illiil‘itilll to the state oonstltu»
inch to be voted on at the conning
ii-iocilon, has been discovered In the
resolution adopted by the last legisla-
ture, sphmIttlng the question to the
.voters. 'l‘ho proposition Is drawn to
amend article 1, section Ii. '1‘th sec-
tion was previously unloaded by
amendment No. 2 and the nnti-sirftru‘
giant maintain that to be effective the
new mnendmoni must. refer to amend-
ment 2 and not article i, section Ii,
which no longer exists.
Charles Beers. oi’ Nortvalk, had a fall
on the Green last evening. and did not
pick himself up before someone saw
him. They random! to the center of
business and trim It‘aptaiu 'I‘hornuo
iiunt that a man lmd been run down
by an automobile on the (irocn. Up the
hill the captain went and found that
i there was nothing doing in his lino. He
returned, thankful tor the false report.
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in the
COAL TRADE?
Who boys cool right?
Who handles cool right?
Who sells coal right?
Who delivers coal right?
—-WE DO—
Those are our strong points, our
“knows" in coal; that‘s why I
‘. WE ARE “1'! "
' in tho
COAL TRADE
Hazleton Goal
The B. Hershfieid 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water 8t.
. M. ........ ”a.
eyes of thoiio sitting far from it.
has been included.
The Ru 0 ll 1 lowgirlced lamp.
am
pay 35, Si or even 82 for other
a better light than the Raye giver.
coed burner.
Dulrrr Bum/when. I/ not at
”A... mun-
: Tile Lamp ' with Difiused Light ’
should always be used where several
peoplelalt, because it does not strain the
The Rayo Lamp is constructed to give
the maximum diffused white light. Every ,
detail that Increases its light-giving value
You may
pa and get
I more expensive container-«hut you cannot get
_‘ This season’s Raye has it new and stroll h-
A strong. durable shade-ho der
keeps the shade on firm and true. Easy to kegs
rolishid' n it Is made oi solid brass, finish
a trio e . ‘
Once a Raye User, Always Ono.
you". write durrfpn‘w
circular to the sun." «my a] (if:
Standard Oil Company
(Incorporated)
JUDGE BALDWIN WAITING.
NEW HAVEN. Oral 2ti.«--.Iuduo blim-
t‘tlll id. Baldwin. Democratic uomiuoo
tor gowrnor, dorliuod today to make
any comment on the reply of I‘oruior
i’l‘ouiilvn' liilili‘l‘vt‘li to tho lcltcr soul
truciion of ct rluln stulr'nwnts I‘Pllill‘lt‘tl
in hum broil madu hi (‘oIom-l Ituos‘w
rofcreuio to tho sliitiuli- of Mr. Iluld~
win or tlw u'mkingmi-u‘s computati-
litlii umt'cr, .llr. Iiuitiwin said ho had
him by .Iu'dgc l'Inldivin dcnnlndina rv- ‘ that I'Iit‘t’.
WILL APPOINT COLORED MAN.
WASHINGTON, Ut’l. Eli.“~i’l‘tli'llilt,‘lll
'I‘iiti. It was stated today, has decided
to appoint a colored man to the high-
out office In an ext-outivo branch of tho
gin-ornutcul over ilt‘iil by a mombcr of
Wlllium II. Lowls. iii pron
tout uh uspistaut district niiornry at
illusion. in in 1". moon an assistant Ill»
wit u' i‘ont'ord. X. It. ins: wm'k, \rIIh ‘iili‘lii‘yrxt'lil’lni of the United Stains.
Perhaps more men would be honest
it they were not ashamed of Irving
i liilni‘.
not yet had time to road the reply.
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
n... .._.._~....,_
“1.98 up. Dresses from $9.98 up.
the world.
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
SOUTH NORWALK
SUITS TO FIT. 'I‘rui- aluminum. individuality of iii)“ and purl'mtton
oi’ workmanship mark urory garment in our t‘tlilt'i'litlll
exclusive novelties from tho fur-tumor! toroiim iicsiuiwrs. llomi-mbrr"
no lliISSI' styles or damaged stocks.
It cmbrai‘i-s
Ladiu' and Misaao' Suits. from
Coats from $9.98 up. We have the
host Wain: in town from 98c up. Silk Hose from 50c ups-the beat m
SALE IN BOTH STORES. STAMFORD AND SOUTH NORWALK.
5l5 Main 8t.. Stamford
33 Sauth Main St, SW"! Norwalk
'I'I‘IE CAREFUL JUDGE
('lf (i001) COM. will buy his winter
supply of US. ,
If you‘re a Judith of’t‘onls We want
Yill‘ to pass upon our furl . we want
Ytll‘ to t'flllllltil‘t' tho ri'suila of u lrla
Oi'tlt‘l' of nun. with that you'll buy oil-lo
whore.
titlilil t'oal dolirori-d promptly not
charged at lite ion-mu of marlin
pricvs.
The Harris & Gans Co
Tel. 721
68 Water Street
THOROUGHLY AGED
is every glass or bottle of \viuc.
w alto); brand) or other liuuor
or till'iiiili solar-rod from our
amok. Newly Il‘lllilt‘. not "ripe,"
swoud grade and , ini‘orior
Manda have.” imiguiom in our
rollers or on our sholws You
may rely on this stalwart-m and
tho n'ini-s il‘tld liquors Wu soil
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M54.
Magner.& Flynn
188 wit-alumna 8!. Phone 542-4
m... ... \ .., ..
On! With
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. 6c
CIGARS
ALL out“:
MANUFACTURER.
Smoke Your Troubles
or The Nugget. 5c
B. J. REYNOLDS
w, u”...
3 in win. at. man
. *i.m"irzmm '4
.. i-r
Velvet Shoes
Are the Very Latest for Women
All widths and sizes.
“.25.
a
mount delimit:
i
Black Velvet 8th- Irt 03.75 and ".25.
with short and medium vanilla. high
and medium heels. with silk tonal.
Pat. Iutton Velvet Top one... chart
vamp. at $2.50 and 08.00. with fancy
buttons: rise- 2 to 7; tipped & plain.
Children's Hidut Velvet?» Pat. lot»
too am: 1‘qu than at 01.25 to
«i wusmu'ron Mm onions
0..
on. .l""""~v~
'1, .
Iva" ’
“ k 3...; Brothers? C0. ’
3 South Norwa‘lk
Norwalk 8: Westport
LET the brand new
V Solid Colors, 50c and $1
m LEADING DRY GOODS sroas.
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT
mag and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK, CONN.
The First of the Furs
A Very Special Showing
of Women’s ,CaraCuI, and Russian
Pony Coats
MADE EXPRESSLY FOR US FROM OUR OWN SPECIALLY SELECTED SKINS. EVERY DETAIL OF THE
MAKING AND LINING I8 GUARANTEED AND EVERY GARMENT IS OF THE LATEST MODEL.
AN EARLY INSPECTION WILL INSURE AN OPPORTUNITY TO SELECT THE FINEST VARIETY OF
FUR GARMENTS THAT WILL BE SHOWN IN TOWN THIS SEASON.
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
Norwalk, Conn.
The
Stamiord Oak
is the moat satis-
factory heatcr on the market
We carry them in all sizes
Stove Pipe and
Stove Boards
For New or Old Stove
r
Horace R. Nash
TELEPHONI. «oi
\. Main &Wedl Sts.,S.Norwalk
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Thumnu (loan. of New L‘anann, was
iworkinn about llr. Samuci Lloyd’s
piam‘ in New (human. yesterday. and
man at the top of a forty-fool Iron.
‘uhon his foot slipped and be (all, to
[the trillion. Ho was liondlr-d into‘on
Hintomohilc and ruahcd lo the Nor-walk
~ilonpaiil, it bring tour-rd that he was
in a serious cnndilltm. Dr. William J.
'l'invt-t was called turd ho intruded tho
man. but found no broken bonus. lic
did find that the man’s hip was badly
injured nu‘d that ho may ho laid up for
some timr. lie is resting as «uniform
tably as could bu expected at the hou-
‘pltul this uflciuoon,
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t‘Hlt‘Ath. not. 26,-»w'l‘ho National
«Lumber Association will give stoiipilo
to YfliI‘ University Forest School. Au-
uounromoni of the gift was inudc by
the Board of (lorcrnors last night. The
fund was raised by subscription. the
final $7.000 being obtained just prior to
the nnnomtcemrut a.
styles In
summon CLOTHES
be your guide to what to
right In Men's Fine Clothes
for Fall and Winter.
Suits and Overcoais
[$18 to $80
Snappy Shirts
31 to $3
' Kcisor Neckwcar
Joseph Dayle
in Washington prisoner Norwalk ‘ ,
”um--. -—
II t
can.
on n ”ruin
Clothing
for Men and Boys
on Credit
H. Krieger
&Company
Come and see our new
Fall Styles of Men's
Suits and Overcoats.
We carry the PRESTO
OVERCOAT for $10
to $25, in fine English
mixtures.
A very fine assortment
of Boys’ Suits and
Overcoats, prices from
$1.50 to 510.
Every man, particular-
family should have 3
Charge Account with
us, it will help him to
manage his income to
better advantage.
It in Inviting a party complexion
and clogged pores to leave powder
on the lace over night: always wash
It off «before rctlrlnx.‘no matter how
tired you are or how late the hour.
tinned.
newcomer“.
amour: the ornaments” used.
To. not who Innodnoodwher inten—
liWo!‘ “hurts: a barium—sonar m
, initialisation”
. WWI“ autumn
or , unto. turn
rmh annotating
‘ ‘ till it
The tepid taco hath. always I neces-
tiity before going to bed. is doubly re-
fmhin; and restful itrone is.over-fa-
An ornament of one kind or another
rooms to be essential to the victor»
musiydrnpod overdraini of the hour.
. and If ”this ornament is not a hand.
some oriental hackle or stone. It Is
very likely to be a single ha
«in! horror or actuator ot I'm-I or ones.
We. velvet and satin rosettes. at or
are also hum cred
artifi-
t-on'.“ the mo-
ntotoo thin
‘ out Into word
it.
s
the actual
Washington Street
29-31 West
WW“...—
a man who has a
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hair to correspond with their changes
of costume.
Though ‘there are many striped,
checked and platded designs In volvcts
that are chosen for street nniizl this
season. those that are really the smart.-
olt are in the ploln dark colors. black
first. followed by corheau blou. dark
wine and green. ,
Old flannel plecersre as useful for
floor cloths at for taco cloths: there is
u clinging quality about them that.
menu to draw the dust and crime
from either the skin or the floor. Oi!
course they must be frequently re—
newed. ‘ .
One of the articles of porch furniture
that. should be planned for soother
year In the porch book ease. contain-
ing summer reading. mansion. nom-
papors, fiction, and the like. Think
what a saving Inydllordor. provided
you scold not people to put these
things there In their proper place. At
any me. It will notorioulre no loan;
a timoto replace p, out on the porch ‘
hoot: can ”to Python) to the '
. Ilium-active and; '
imp button! .
Norwalk Chronicler