. ', TIE SUTH
‘ . ‘? ‘ * UEEN
thinkers oi ”AI-[Ty
ONE HUNDRED PRIZES, AGGREGATING
$5,000 In Gold
Wu fool confident that tho women who wear “Queen Quality" can Show
otter reasons for the superiority of the “Queen Quality" shoes than can be
Motor any other shot) on north, and have decided to afford thorn this
tit opportunity.
“We offer FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS in prizes to the One Hundred
maul who ‘aive the boat roasons why tho “Queen Quality" oboe is superior
tilt) all‘othor shoots in the following rospoctu:
Wt‘fhat Comfortable Feeling of a “Queen Quality” Shae
‘ (Showing where and how they ii i. better than any other shoe, which
., is the canoe of “That Comtortu tile. Fooling")
(Ia-Tho “Satisfying Qualities” of a “Queen Quality" Shoe
j, » .(Showing why womon who have once tried "Queen Quality” always
, wear them afterwards.)
«The Exclusive “8ter and Indlvlduality‘ of a “Queen Quality" Shoe
.. (Showing why “Quoon Quality" in the recognized ioadcr of shoe
Fashions.) _
.. 'Wowish to nlako it clear that. no a poclal Iliurnry ability In roqnil‘cd to
tor the contest. The prlzrs will not be awarded according to the merits
{the m'tlcieu from a literary standpoint, but according to the common-
core and logic and value of the runs on givon.
CONDITIONS F OR COMPETING.
g In order to compotc it. will be 1190 ossary to writo your urticlc on a blank
,iutpishod by the dealor. Ono blank will be given with ovcry purchase of a
pair of “Queen Quality" shot-s. Thin in to inauro that ovory article sub-
mitted to based upon actual exporionco. Prizes are as follows:
FIRST PRIZE, ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Otter to Women
Prlze, $500 215i: to 30th (10 Prizes), each, $50
rile» 400 Blst to 40th (10 Prizes), each, 25
titPrlze. , 300 415i to 50th (10 Prizes), each 20
flth Win, 200 5lst to 60th (10 Prizes), each, , 15
’ h’to 10th (5 Prizes), each. 100 61st to 70th (10 Prizes), each. 10
iitltj__to 20th (10 Prizes), each, 73 7lst to 10001 (30 Prizes), each, 5
Vl'our articles must not contain (Ivor 300 words. You may writc on mic or
more ot..tlie points of suporiority. Simply state your own ideas of what arc
[the best reasons. Your oxporioncé may Illiliiu' othcrs to buy. (‘oniost opon
,‘ from Octobei’l to Documbcr 37:. 1002. All articlcs must bc rocclvcd III'
. January 1,1003. The articlcs will be judged and prizcs nwurdod by a com»
" .‘mltteeyot prominent publishers ahoutJannai-y l, 1003, and tho namos of tho
Wlilhers published in the March magazines. Addrcss all compotitivo articirs
to Queen Quality l’rizo (Tompotition, care of Thomas (1. Plant Company.
' Boston.
F. D. LYON & 00..
Isiaioucc upon its old timc doctrinc of
9.0 Washington Street. South Norwalk. Coun..
!a fair and bonollcont tariff ndjiu-itmoni.
i'l‘his lllSlblI‘llt’P should ho from now on.
S P SSllP; It hood hardly ho said that succcss will
I ' 1‘. (l(‘[lt nd upon tho lll't‘h‘t‘llltiililll of thrift
Idoctrinc, not only rccognizod its truly
I lioniocralic by lhosc who may ho iI-rni—
i cd veterans; in thr- parly, but ttlmt coin-
I Inonding Itself to thc lltlb‘lh‘ of tho
i youngor men of our land. 'I‘honi-tauds
Sluts Eli-President llrurrr tiere-
iflnd I" I" ““9048“ Tutu I315...‘i1f":.‘if.‘.‘.'i§i transition"i::i;..:.::‘.“7;.
‘ Bright Prospects SlquIiI lui lir‘ iii;tilt:‘illl...322232“...‘ti...It’ltl-ii";~.I..‘.'.'.'-.‘II
Muriel] Bu Aug LIICII III ll’url;
4 oi all our pcoplo and tho nai‘cty of tho
lclear conviction that tho brst nosur~
lance of success for tho llomocrncy in
{the ncxt national campaign will bc
. found In a sinccro and unrcmitiiug in-
Iiustltutious undor which wc lIvo. ’I'o
'tlltlsc young nit-n no hopo ls ol'i'l-rid
I for tho rcalizaliou of their patriotic us-
NEW YORK. tlclobcr l-l vvvvvv To a I'op- I pii‘ations oxccpt through tho con—
t‘esentatlvo of tho EYt'lllllg l‘ost, who I rcit‘niioua cndoayors of tho Doniocrni~
asked him his vicws in rcgard to tho ic partr-
Outlook for and duty of tho licniocrnry "I am at n his. to uudorsiand by
"in fiiooppronching congrossionul oloo ,what lil‘tlt'l'>:i oi” rcasouing Ibo notion
tions. Cit-President ("lcyclatid said: "It i, has guiuod a footing in crrluiu l)\lll()'
Seems to mo that it tho lloinocrncy is l craiic ouariorc. not only that no im—
really in earnost, it, cannot fail Iargoiy ‘ portnnco attachw to u tlomocrutic as»
.to increase its l'opl'l‘svlllllllilll in ilictl'rluiuuri In tho houso ol‘ rcprcscnia-
next congress, hilt in oidcr to do at) Hilton. but or. II that it might IH‘ liti-
thlnk that there mu:~t llt' a constant I \‘aiiiaacous to party pl'thlltu‘ih‘ in lilo-I
and stalwart inuistcncc upon lbc things? for it to contiuuo in lib prosont minor-
which arc recognized to ho iruc liclll< I ily now. I’oliiicnl wart‘nro ought to
oct‘titic doctrines. ()t coursc. by far lit' I-t-Imrdid In continuous. and it tho
the most important of [how is IIII-iu‘ I rtrults bniiltd for Rio worth Inning at
reform. On this isuuc. I am saiisticd ‘ all thry arc worthy of our host cfforts
‘ that the Doinoci'acy is l'ncomi‘lm- with at all limos alui uudcr all circum-
a great opportunity. .-\II of tho signs slnuccs. (‘onslnlil vigilant-o and nn«
of the times point to :1 recognition for I I‘olontiug attack nro ossonlini to rid
beyond all party Iincs‘. of iii.» honours. , ioi‘y. Armios arc captured by lllilt
which would accrue to tho pcoplc by a .ldi'lring in thc outposts.
readjustment of tin: tariff. and it would I "I cannot bIIIcI'c lhai tho bright
be worse than folly for thc party unw’ ltl'IlHII“t'iH “I It!“ IIOIIHN'I‘IH'Y In illt‘
der the stress of any tumptatiou or i IH‘I’SUII campaign are to ho iuarrod by
yielding to any nilnrcmcni to pcrmit | an)" Incl. oi" hard work and strenuous
this to be sulmrdinutcd to or ovorhliud- I lighting."
owed by any othcr Isnuc. ‘,
“The present I'chilos'sricsn III chuh-I IN HONOR OI: MISS SPEH.
“ lican circles on this .nubjrcl. about A Hulniwl' of tritium: and i‘clatlvoa
amounting to protcstz-z against chubw of Mr. and bird. (‘harloI-I Spoil gath-
Iicau protective thcorlos. should warn l orcd nl their homo in Franklin atroct.
the Democracy of mi Impcuding dun. M'SII‘I'dili'. I0 nticnd I! lml‘ll' Ill “0001‘
ger. or thoir infant danghtor, llorminu n.
“I moan by thin tho possibility that 7 I.. Spoil. who was; chriutcnod ycntcr-
our opponents may crowd us from our litii‘. Amour; tho gut-silt woro Mrs.
position on this hlllljt'l'I. If WP :Illow ('liili‘lt‘H Such and Miss Edith .Spch.
them to do so by our Inkowarmnoazs moihor nnd h‘lb‘lt‘l‘ of thccbild's fnthor;
and intlifi‘crcncc, and to occupy our Mr. and Mrs. ll. I’foiffor. Mr, and Mm.
ground. jimt an we pormliicd ihcui “’I t). Ilollroisor, Now York: Mr. and Mrn.
crowd on from tho ground that how W. I]. Williams, of Nowark, N. .l.: Mr.
longed to us on tho uucsllou of sound I and Mrs. llnI-i. Norwnlk: Mrs. (J. lior»
money. I am vcry much plouscd with too. Mrs. lf‘. Frank and Morons. Moyoh,
the dolivcranrr of tho Now York llom~ 'l‘oi‘wIlIIgI-r and Kurth. of Stamford. A.
ocracy on tho tariff Isaac. and ti wns‘ Martin. of Norwnlk.w-Stnuilord Athtlv
fit and proper that tho Ilmpiro Stnlo caio.
should sound the right onto. It Is myi m
I LECTURED IN DARIEN.
. _ "Tm" ‘ i .I. II. Norriu. nor-rotary of tho Y. M.
ENGYCLOPEDIA it}. A.. and wifc, wont to Duricn Iuht
g I cvcning and dollvorod n b-oturo boforo
' ' ‘a largo andlouco In tho Motbodlni
(Iliurch In that plat-o. ’i‘ho affair with
glvou for tho bcucilt of tho library of
tho Sunday rcliool and II ncut hum wtu:
ncttcd for thin purpoao. Mru. Norrla
dclirorcd tho It-cturo. tolling of tho
personal cxpcrlouooh of turmoil and
huuhund In Y. M. C. A, work during
tho Slumlnll-Ailiol‘tttlui war. The pit:-
tnrou pronontod worn III IIInIoIIt. ovary
lnIItunou taken by Mr. Norris and tho
lecture proved both ontortnlnlng and
Instructlvo. Mr. Norris opurutcd tho
hiorooptioou.
NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS.
'i‘horu are {lit yet no now dovo‘op-
month In tho outta brought by Frank C.
Van Buoy. the plumber. and Contrac-
tor Arthur Waldrou, against Messrs.
harry & Son. proprietors of tho Clif-
ford. Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculloy
was In consultation with the proprlo
torn this morning In the hope of effect-
hm h settlement in the case. Them In
product-t or an agroomont thin after
noon.
READ THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
to: 0:1" THE LATEST AND MOST
’th TO DATE ENCYCLOPEDIA. 12
Votuuaa IN THE ear.
CALL AT
1r. J. MAGNER’S.
,BOII'I‘HMMN on. so. uomvmat
.. Carriage
, Builder .
a and Dealer.
WOW
Few Go Carts
tu-WA4J—WM
RAILROAD OOMMISSIONERB HERE
The railroad commissioner! made
their annual visit to Norwnlk this mar
hing. They arrived by special train
about 9:45 and Inspected the depot.
the tunnel and the Iron bridge corona
the Norwulk river. and then continued
their trip up the road. The train coir
stated or Engine No. 9 and one our.
m
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. air-Tho
announcement of the coal operators
that they would submit tho questions
at issue with the minors to a board of
arbitration, crentod an optimistic feel-
Ing in Wall direct, this morning, which
was reflected III a buoyant stock mar—
kot. Enormous blocks of the various
stocks were bought at the opening.
causing general advances of a pollit or
two. and ranging up turnbout ll poiuth
III a low instances. The coolers an a
group did not display rolntively any
inoro rtl‘t‘illflll than othor stocks.
though tho buying Iu them wan of
lurgcr proportlomt than the remaindor
of the list. ’I‘ho London market show-
od pronouncod atrongih on buying or—
dors from this slur. rind forrigu
houses bought various Intcrnational
stocks at tho start.
WALL S’I‘Itlilivl'l‘. l p .m. ----- it‘lnciua~
lions woro very strong during the noon
hour, and trading was intoiisrly dull.
’l‘ho undm‘touo. howrvcr. continuod
strong. and sonic ot’ the loading stocks
sold IIiglu-r than in the forum 'i. par-
ticularly I’cnnaylvunin and Sugar.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONb.
R’oporta over private wire or Maples
a Goldsohmldt, commission brokers.
Swartz & Corbett'a block, South Nor-
walk:
(lpon High Low 1:30
Amal. Copper. Ill lit '4, dill/.4 til 1/“
Am. C‘. & R. 34% 34%;. film 31%.
Am. cm. on, 40 491.3 48%: 4W.-
Am, (I. ’l‘wn., 04% 54%; rIll/y Irt 1/3.
Amcricau too, 013;, 10%, Ill... 10%
Am. loo phi. fl? 37 37 37
Amcr, Lot-0., 1100.; 29354 20 20%
Am. Smolt, 451;; 451,; 42', 'li'l
Am. Sugar, till/g Hill/.3 liltié 1211/;
i'tunconda. 091.9 00% 001,-; 001/;
A. ’l‘. dz S. l~‘o. it? urn; 80". h“?
A.’l‘_ & S i«‘. p. 100 100 00k. 0019'.
Ilalt, & Ohio. 10513 tutti/.1 103% lit-Ira,
liklyn. R. ’l‘.. 0'3 02 tilts. tilt».
(‘hea & Ohio, 4014. 40% 483/4 401,4,
t‘hi, (it. Wont. 2 'i". Ell-"‘2’, :20 2mg.
(‘. ;\l. & St. l‘. Iii-lit» 1851/4 1M 1X5
(‘III II. I. & l'. 103 I04 103 ill-I
(‘ol. li‘. & |., $41.9 3th; Nil/’2 M
Col. South, 303" 300.. «on, 301;.
t‘onsol. Gas. ‘EIIIIII 2101/; 214%» 21.314;
Dot. & llud, I'll 171 ltiil-‘I/R 1001/5;
Eric. 001;; 39% 38% 380.;
ill, Control. I47 147 1441i; l‘lillll
Lon, d". Nash, HT“... lilli‘g lilll‘l. 130w.
Manhattan, 13312;. 133-3; 132-1; 133‘};
Mot. St. Ry. lrlibj; iilx lint-l, till-1.".
Mcx. Control, 2:3 25 25 ‘20
NOV. N'I (‘Ifs,, INK. INT. INTI; 1871’.
M. K. & 'l‘.. 20"». 205;; 29 flit
.\l K. a: 'l‘. ptd. 001;. MILL, all 593,,
Mo. l‘aciilc. 1071.2 Inf“. 100'2 MIT-“,1.
N. Y. Conirai. lfvtl-‘Ig 1337. 153 15353..
Sort, & \\'t':<t.. Til 73‘. 733;.- ill
l’coplc's Has. 101K» 1013 101 101-".
l’rcss, S. (‘aiz hl‘: tllb. 00 ill)
itoading 001;“. 0053. (All. “ti-"y“
Road, lat ptd., Sing 551;. 85 $514,.
Itcnd. 2d phl._ 73%; TM: 75“; .qu
Ropub. Stool, Lilli 213... 20%., 20-34
Sou, I'acilic, 703.; Tit-Tu 00th 70?,
Son. Ry. (‘o.. :ltik 37‘. till“... 307,.
Sun. Ry. pi‘d., {III 0?- III’I it?)
'I‘cnu. t‘. & l., Itlll‘g tutti." till 0304.
’I‘oxas l‘acilic. I‘ll: 42%.. Hit, «lilil‘u
l'liiou I’licillc lttl ill-l llltl‘.‘ 104
I'II l‘uc. pill. 007.. 007. suit; 00
l' S, I.calhcr. i-I 1/. HR, 14 ll
l'. 5. Im. pm. no no no 00
II. S. Stool. ll'li'q Jill ». :2ng lift“,
U. S. Sim-I pill. 30 so as S. no
\\'.'IIIn-II, 323 3;! . 1:214 3:314;
Wabash. pl'd.. 47h; lib; 405$. IIT-‘Iy.
BOOKS FOR OCTOBER.
Will be Placed on Shelves of Norwalk
Library Tomorrow Morning.
'i'hc books for tlciohcr will be placcd
In tho rack at tho Norwnlk Library
\thtnomlay morning. 'l'ht‘ro are 40
iitlca.
l'iulcr tho classification of Philoso-
phy Ihoro arc. l)t'>lltlt‘i~‘ oliicr Volumcs.
llookcr 'l‘. \\'nsbingtmi's "(‘llfll'llt‘lt‘l"
tluitding" and “'l‘ho Siuiplo Info," by
(‘harb-s Wagnor. iranstalcd by Mary
l.. llcndoo. This luttcr is a nolahio
study of ltl'o, admirably wriitcn and
translated. in aclcnco thorn arc popu‘
tar hooks upon Astronomy, lioiuny and
llird-lloro. In It‘lno Aria Mrs. Alicc
Mornc Enrich.- vory oncly volume upon
"Old Timc lardcns" will attract at»
icution. In History llr. Iiwight'a
“t‘onaiantiimplo & Its l’robloins."
Loonard Wood‘s “Opportunities in tho
t‘olonios 8: Cuba." and a curious aludy
of tho (.‘lllllt‘fit‘ cullcd “'I‘Iio (‘hlncut‘
1on and itirl" IIro Inicrosiiug. illog-
rnphy givou William Mason's ”Mcinor-
lcs of a Musical Lilo."
'i‘In-rc arc 22 hooka for Illt' boys and
girth and II uorolh. (If tho latter
Ilcury .Iumoa "Wings of tho llavc.”
"'l‘hu \‘ullurou." by Morriman and
“Tho llouho lindcr tho Son." by l’onr
bcrton. togolhor with two by tho luv-
IIrIto (inptalu King uro thc moi-d notc-
woi‘ill)‘.
NOMINATED FOR SENATOR
WINS'i‘IslIi. Oct. l«l.~-~'l‘ho ltoniorrata
of tho lilth Senatorial diatrlct today
nominated It‘rudoriclt I“. l-‘uchuonioh, of
'l‘orringtou, for aouutor. Mr. Furor-o
quh In trcunnrcr of tho ilondoo Inti-
chino company of ‘Iorrlngton.
COMMANDER M'LEAN HOME.
NEW YORK, ()otobor it»--Amourr.
the passengers who arrlvod today. par
steamer Suguruncu from Colon. was
Commander McLean. Into of the Uni-
tod State Crnlhor Cincinnati.
COAL AHRIVEB FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK. Oct. il.-~’l‘ho Bristol
Liner Boston City. Captain Barclay.
which urrtvotl today trom Ilrlutol and
Swanson. brought 1.200 tour of author
rlto ooul.
’i‘ho Qignrmukeru‘ Union hold ltd
regular monthly meottng lust, ovonlnrz
tn Knights of Pythlah hull In Washing-
ton utroct and elected 13, J. Reynolds
treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by
tho roulsnatlon of Frederick W. l’ltzer.
Philip Houuan win; olootod treasurer to
fill the position formerly occupied by
Mr. ltoynoldu.
An examination for the positions of
clerk and carrier at the south Nor.
walk postofnco will be hold tomorrow
morning at it o'clock at the Putnam
Hose hours in Franklin street. Appli-
cations can be handed In to It“. 0. Con-
loy as late as 9 o’clock tomorrow morn—
ng. .
mouc FUND on: common.
PARIH. butcher tlmAmcrichu ~
ethic hero have been advised that ho
it yttrium
Isms m
‘IWW-m”
Underwear .
r“
"V _
l
NING s
' wow, our. It? to“
”Ladi‘es’ Tailor Made Suits.
Jackets, Coats. Capes
and Norfolk Suits
FUR JACKETS
the latest style
Krasovitz 8: Fox,
North Main, Comer Arm St"~
South Normal/t.
J. GARTNER,
Merchant Tailor,
Get Your Clothing Repaired
For the Cold Winter
Coming.
My repair chargon nro. very reason-
nbio. I am as capable In working on
Lndioa‘ garments as upon Men’s.
Of course. if you want now work“
wcll. conic in and talk with me. I
believe i can Interval you.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
coao'wnv. no: TAILOR. "
lie. per Suit.
This woar is ribbcd and In bluo Inn-
tcrial. and at tho prico cannot ho
cqnallod olaowhoro in tho Twin Cities.
The host quality Ilorby Rihhcd woai‘.
your ohoico of four colors. bluo, tnu.
flesh and cream.
946. per Suit.
NO. 6 NORTH MAIN ST..
MAHACKEMO BLOCK.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOONTJ.
DISTRICT ()l" Nt)lt\\‘.\l.l\'. 3.4., Pro-
huto t‘ourt, tictohor It. A. it, lilli2.
Ebiillt‘ of (‘harlos 1.; tlodircy, lntc of
Norwalk, In said district dctonSod.
()rdorcd. That tho administrator
oxliibit his fltllllllllhil‘dtllll) account to
this court for adjuatmont, at tho l’ro-
butc ()llico In Norwntt. on tho 31h! day
of ()ctobor. 10013, at 10 o'clock forc-
noon: and that all porsous inlcrcstcd
.n said estate may Im noiilicd thorcoi‘.
the administrator will cnuso this ordor
to ho publishcd in a ncwspnpor having
a circulation in said district at toast
IlI't‘ day.» bci‘orc mid 23d day of Ocio~
hcr. I002.
HENRY \Y. GREGORY.
014 it Judge.
UNITED WORKMEN.
Grand Lodge of Connoctlcut to Meet in
Hartford AuditOrium, Thursday.
'I‘ho llrat annual session of tho (lrand
llodgo oi‘ t‘onnoclicui. Anclcnt ()rdcr
of I'uiiod \i'orkiuI-n. will ho hold In
tho Auditorium ’l‘hnrwluy. l’rcrcdink‘.
this Illt.‘l‘t,‘ will ho a rally In tho sumo
hnll \Voduosdny ovoninlz. when Stilllt‘ og
tlic host known inombors of tho order
In tho country will ln- prosont and
spunk. including Suproino Rocordor
W. \‘I'uync Wilson. of lloiroit. a gift-
ud orator. and A. t‘. Ilarwick, of ilnii'u-
Io. ()fiiccrs from tho Mnssnchimotiu
Iodgv. from which tho (loniiocticnt
tlrand lodgo was not apart that your
will ho proscnt. 'I‘ht- prcacnt Olllt‘m‘h'
at tho (lrand Iodgo arc: (.irnnd Inns-
tor workman, ('. t‘. Ilulklcy. of Ilart’
lord; grand formalin. R. .l. Doniuroai.
Koonun, of New IlavI-n; grand rot-ord-
or, .lllilll‘I-l Knox, of Now Iiavon; grand
guldc. Aauph llulc, of Portland; grand
i'vccircl’. .Iatlit‘n Slonuc, ot Morldcn.
'i‘ho tirand Iodgo of (‘onnocilcut was
oruunim-d In Now Ilnvcn (II-tohvr If.
IIIIII. and baa Ito olllccs at 733 Clinpol
«trout. llvro tho bnhlncah ot' moro
than H.000 Illt‘lllllt‘l‘h‘ has boon cou-
.Iuciod by (lrnud ltooordcr .IIInIos Knox
and hit-I count of anhlalaniu In on our
uomicul and most littlli-iltlt'llll‘y manner.
. . “m“, “M“ M
COLLECTOR MIX'S FUNERAL.
Largcty Attended From HIII Late Ru.
ldence In Moi-idea Today.
MIGRlllI-IN, ('ictohor I‘trw'i‘bo filnorni
‘Wl‘Vlt‘l'H ovor tho rumours of ox-thto
Senator John W. Mix. Ilultod Staten
collector of cuhtonm for Now lliwon.
who hold at hia Into roaldonro III Crown
utroot today. ltov. A. ’I‘. Itundull. roc-
tor of St. Androw'u iCpluoopuI Church.
omolutod. During tho morning huvorai
hundrod porhonh, Including many men
promluunt. In Masonic ulrcloa from all
over tho alum, vlow tho rcmnlna.
Btato Comptroller Abiruin Cinnabar-
laln. Republican cundldnto for gorur-
nor. and Secretary of diato Charles (I.
It. Vinnl, oi‘ Midtllotown, worn present
at the funeral. ’l‘ho. ‘bonrnra woro Ell
C. Birdhoy. William (2‘ Comatock. WII~
bur F. Davin and MatthI-w llcuIIY. 0f
Mormon; William rt. Kondrioho. of
Yulohvlilo. and Chariot: fl. Torriil. or
Wallingford. “ ’
St. Elmo Commandory. Knight Tom
plant, of MorIdon, of which Mr. It‘ll):
Nos a member, attpudod tho funeral
In a body and accompanied the m
mains to Cheshire,» whore Iln- inter.
ment took place.
Woman-— .. .W
of ilrldgoport; grand ovoruvci'. Hugh .
Our full line of Ladies’, Misses' and Children's WINTER GA
line this season includes LADIES’ FINE TAILORED JACKETS, i
to $25.
Misses’ and Children’s Long
run from 4 to 14 years in size. and from $4 to $x0 in price.
CHILDREN’S JACKETS AND LONG GARMENTS (I to 4
styles. ’
NO DISAGREEABLE ODOR. "
NO POSSIBILITY OF SMOKING.
STRONG AND WELL MADE.
ORNAMENTAL IN FINISH.
NO. 2 GAZETTE.- BUILDING.
THE LEADING our Goons STORE.
TRISTRAM&HYATT
I
Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Winter Clocks.
RMENTS are now'open. The
n all the latest shapes. We
can show you any style you wish from a short nineteen inch jacket, to a full length garment.
We buy of only the very best makers. and our styles and shapes are both correct.
Prices from $5
Garments.
. We bought early in the season, when tailors wanted work and manufacturers wanted money.
A big lot of CHILDREN'S LONG GARMENTS at much less than they can be bought today; they
years) all new and upto date
Housefurnishing Department.
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS—TAKE THE PLACE OF COAL.
PRICE $3.50 TO $5.50.
Tristram &Iiyatt, Norwatk, Conn.
I
Blue
and
Brown
IIIIIIIIIII Underwear,
in Winter Weighls,
at
250
An Extraordinary
Value.
Exhibited in our West
Window.
.DaiistiSou,
TAILORS, CLOTHIERS. HAT-
TERS AND FURNISHERS.
85 Washington ctrcet.
South Norwalk.
Telephone 133‘12.
You open an account
your purchase. Charge it
weekly payments of $1.00.
same goods. You pay 0
wear the goods while payi
for Women
at
$3.50
Issullim.r rapidlv among
Women or discriminat-
lug tastes. ,
We are confident
that this shoe uumol be
outdone. quality and
Man's Suits. latest my
from Hats to Shoes.
CREDIT
open to those who lack .
the ready cash. First—-
there is the 30, 60 or 90-
day credit of the “cash”
store—at the end of the
term of credit you are
just as much in the hole
as you were when you
secured this favor (P)
Second—the obsolete In-
stallment Plan, based on
extremely high prices
for interior goods, and,
thirdly
, The
Krieger Co’s Cash or Credit
Plan.
with us when you make
up and pay in small
Week by week your ac~
count grows smaller. You are not asked to sacri-
fice quality. slyic or value: you are not asked to
pay a higher price than other stores ask for the
:10 dollar per week and
ng for them.
Which kind of credit do you prefer?
lea, from $7.98 to $20.00.
Everything for Man, Woman or Child to wcar
0n Weakly Payments
. , (illbort Chiohrrtor. night tirmnan at I
the South Norwalk municipal plant. to
stvle n In: for the monc y
MAY MEET IN BARATOGA
SARA'I‘OGA. N. Y.. Gilt. ”.m'l‘ho
meeting will continue two daya. The
outlet in to «certain the fat-.Illtlea of
tilt! convention town for hoidluuthc
It will announcer!“ do
ohm“! * .. flit“ 1.
Potts intramural
' Wit
;, ”a
I
4 pain
general contercnce commission or the j;
Methodist Episcopal Church of Ameri- ,
cu assembled here this morning: The
unplanned. which will as- alumni hcidl
walk, by flinch“.
, 4%» ~— I
ttornoy John J. Cunuo. Carl
' 30h ab and Jeremiah Donovan urn III
Dunbury today. attending the Demo-
erotic County Convention.
latitudinal Fit ’ " “‘
a...”
Chief of, Police William Vollmer war
or regular combmonth- ”chum out of town today, on bimlnnhn.
in Knights or and captain Geo] gw. Gladstone in
m z j Motto: that InthéMIldo.
Court. Manhunt-ma. Forester: of Am»
W0 rm
I
In, , ..
Contractor Bulvntor Churiott baa
tho contract. to lay two hundred foot. or
more at Flower pipe. and a water main
from the street to the property of Rob.
Mi. 3. Ilarolny In. Rowayton. Ho coho
mtintred work on the Job today.
The flowayton publlt- achtIoI him It
new teacher. the third In a month. The
new teacher to Miss Btevcnaon. not!»
needing Min Newtown, who resigned
came time ago, but moderator! to run
main In charge until a new teacher
could be secure. Nil» stemmed ctr
madam her an?! outta woman.
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Norwalk Chronicler