I
, I not»... Ionll.
fill hit to p.30.
‘ Op. Harwell:
,- Thursday,
pm the mills to you.
3rd Compare our pricee with the
on doing eo.
Sale
ALL WOOL MEN'S SUITS, $5.98
up.
NEW COLUMBIA SHIRT, 98c.
' HERALD SHIRTS. (Union Made),
'\
unit you exactly an to shape, style—-
Wins Udelman
We are the Leaders of Styles and Creations
peclal Offerings
involving High Class, Seasonable Meréhandise
on both stores at greatly reduced prices, for
We sell more goods at retail for caeh th
r to all who want I‘ellable qualities that 0
meet at the time-10 hour: out (little
at, at lent. Why not be counterin-
hle‘l You'll and In our long line at
toot equipment something that will
even price. So the Invitation goes
from u: to you; Boo ahoee here that
satisfy. . ‘
. . Me
F. D. LYON &. 00.
so WAIHINGTON er. '
SOUTH NORWALK
.m... -—-—-—---—~--—-——- .__.......... ....____
Friday and
The fact that we sell for cash only is one of the very bee't arguments
loeeee and expenses of charge accounte. - I
lWe manufacture our own goods, thereby eliminating the profite of the
That meane a great saving. ‘
Prices elsewhere, and do not forget to consider quality and workmanship
I
‘3 Stores
.r‘
Rico and W. 0.00am}. wanted in
Providence; R. 1.. on the charge of do.
trending the National Bank. of that
city. out of $6.500 on fraudulent rail-
road stock. were taken eaat ymb-v-
day by detectives for Providence.
They had been
months. . '
“If i am not home by midnight, dur-
llng," he said as he started downtown,
“don’t be anxious.”
“All right. ,deurost," she replied
"and If I'm not home when you return
don't worry."—-—Oblcago News.
married . thrce
Many a fellow who comes of a swell
family in a spouse.
M_W-._~.M~M~.M . ._..... ”W.— _
Pull (loll and hill ilolno
33 to. Iain Strut
Saturday
an any store lni The Norwalke. Why? Because we have made
or prices are the lowest. And there are sound reaeons to prove
The policy does away with the
middlemen. Merchandise direct
The Illielmnn stores are organized
for leadership in Value Giving.
popularity of our stores
'1‘
Is carri
forward by the power of the facilities
that enable us to unllorscll compell-
Ilon. We have toIll
prices are so low.
are satisfied with narrow margins.
LADIES’ SUITS made of the finest
cloth in all colors from $17.98 up.
EVENING GOWNS from $30.00 up.
0
SKIRTS, black cloth, worth $5.50,
for this sale, $3.48.
COATS, at all prices from $4.98 up.
RAIN COATS, they are certainly
Worth
swell, at $10.48 and $14.98.
double.
SHIRT WAISTS from 30c up
$10.00.
tours UDELMAN, Clothicr and Furnisher
Ill Washington Street. next door to Post 0mm
Sale
PURE WOOL UNDERWEAR for
. 98c.
NECKWEAR. others ask 50c and
$1.00, our price 25: and 486.
you why our
Our methods
make small profits possible, and no
he
ed
to
Sale
FINE PANTS from $1.48 up.
RAIN COATS, others ask $25.00. our
price. $12.98.
1 FALL OVERCOATS at $8.98.
WE SELL BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY THAN ANY STORE IN THE NORWALKS. AND WE
COURT COMPARISON.
COME AND BE CONVINCED.
REMEMBER ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE.
L. Udelman, - - - Prop.
m
SAILED ACROSS BOUND.
. Part of Norwalk Yacht-men Set
III for Auto Race on the Mollie.
A hardy party of Well-known yin-bla—
. men started out this afternoon In llnr-
' . ry Rider's guulillnc ,vncht Mollie for
. Long Inland, to view the prom Vnndcr-
' hilt. automobile race. 'l‘bl- purtl' oni-
" linked from the ilubboll. linll und
‘ Md!" lfilmll(‘l' Clunpnuy, in Norwulk.
It 1:80 o'clock.
The crew wnu nuulo up up l’ollowu.
, every member at ecliuoncd uuilor,
'Which Willi qulil- rmuluill- Iwruuuo of
the hill) wind.
,Jommodorcw Idphrulm M. Mcrrltl.
Captain on lll'ckwwnmnl Willoru.
Dock Handwliurry Rider.
Chief (look and Ilolllc Whither-ML
tome)! John .I. Watch.
,_ Counucllor WnIuh rushed
, with II good bin urnlfni of
nbourd
('Iioico
. awoke lulu nl lin- udmuc 'ol’ uniting.
. The sturdy ornil Wuu whit provlulou-
Ilfi ;u evory rcupoci, -
.-’
meom .. , .. ....,
A Friend That
You Can Tie To.
Money at 4 per cent. Inlcreet
accumulates rapidly, and when
tIIdt Internet Ia allowed to cloud
IIIII compounded ovary six
months. It hccomcn n fricnd that
‘ ' rotten tie Iowa idiom partner
:- f that Itcepn rhzht on' working for
l
, you dry and night. three hun-
’ tired and aixty‘llvc dare to the
"Mr
. . e pay 4 per cent. Interact
in! eullclt your account.
slum rerun
sinus out
“I?“ earls emotive.
ERRORS IN COURTS CHARGE T0
JURY.
Full Opinion of Supreme Court in Or-
dering New Trial Received by
Clerk.
The full opinion (It IIII‘ suprc'nv
court In ordering u now Irlul In tluv
mllon brought by him Idoll Ilnnlp
ion ugniuul Frank MIIIcr..of illrlduo
port. on :lnuouucml qut wreck. wnk rt"
ccivml by (.‘lcrk Willinm II. Sli."lull.
of tho nupcrlor court yl-ulcrllny. 'l‘br
nudging unidc of the vurlllct In duo on
III't‘Iy to crroru In Iilt‘ courl‘u churn
to tho jury In ruflrroncc to whnt (unwil-
lulvn u WIIIVI'I‘ ol' notion lo the Indore-
cr nflcr II lulu burn dliwow-rml that
linumukcr cunuol our. 'l‘lw court or
rml in making It a tuna] uucullou, Il
ubould linvc born left on u furl for HIV
Jury to once upon. a .
'I‘IIIH action In one of the old lltucr-a
uud It looks no lhounh ll wun due for
nuolbnr period or ulumbcr in the
court dmrkvl. 'l‘ho orluinnl unli- Nth
binned In 1802. .Imnru Il‘cle-y wnulcd
to buy out (Ivoruc (lonuor. Mr tried
to borrow tho iiltllll'y of il'l'nllll Mlilor.
but Mr. Mlllcr did uol bnvc the ready
rush ni huud thou. lIu prominnd.
bowcvcr. lo Imiornc it onto. Mr. I’ve
Icy borrowed the $4.000 required oi
the pininlilf und Mr. Mllicr Indnrxod
IIltI note. About Willi wan puid tilt
the principnl when Mr. ll‘celcy full-ti.
Then this action wnu begun und lau-
rclnnincd in the court over nciucc.
DULL IN COMMON PL!“ x mm.
'I‘hcrc was nothing doinlt In the way
of tI'IitI for Judge Howard J. Curtln in
the civil common pleas court yuulorl
day. 'i‘hc more auuigncd Were cliuor
uettlcd or marked off the tint. The
court wnu kept open for the minimal
of leaning naturalization pnpcre. but
there was nothing much doing in Ihul
line. either.. As yet. thorn nun been
no great l‘lliih to make ruler-nu thin
full. and unless there to come llvnly
hustling later there will not on motor
additions in this city for the full
election.
ll‘t‘lll. FOR IAYDROOK IIIDOI.
The New York, New Haven & llnrt.
ford railroad has placed an order for
7,000 tone or steel materiel for tile new
a- w“...
WOMEN'S GOLF TOURNEY.
NEW YORK, ()ltlobcr III.---»I’vl'l‘vcl
woulhcr conditions furorcd lhc piny-
i-rcu lo-duv in tin» smut llnnl round of
tho conical for tho wouu‘u’u nntlonul
golf l‘IlIIIIllIiiIIlHIiIll on tho links of tnc
Morris ('ouniy (:lub, Convent Station.
N, .I.
Minn (Ioornlnuun lllxbop, oi‘ llrulgc
port. (‘onn., wne pnlrod with Miss
Pauline Muckuy. of (‘luklvyy MINE“
nnrl Mien ilrncc Revolt. of (lonrurd,
Mum. bud Minn Murnurcl (lurllu. of
Essex (Bounty. Menu. for oppmwnt.
nevus ' Int Pilot."
UNION MADE
'PHONI Sill-*4.
daybreak bridge. The American
Bridge Company Im the contract.
I 4
“wnr snot? mu III"
I a In Iii? w
BAH ' himvtOlllgtl. October law.»
In lninloulllou
I
bit ORAL... . -
specialr at II. Btull'e. see all.
bargains at. Joaeiou’a for Saturday.
See ad. ‘ ‘
Popular music. 15c. It Brluermau's
for Saturday. See ad.
An array of wonderfully heautitul
lace note for gowns at Reade. See ad.
Buy your coal at the Harris & Guns
Company.
Read the United Grocery Co’s all. for
Saturday bargains. f
F'reuh arrival daily of all kinds (it
fish at Cutblll's Market.
~Bprlng chicane and
and 18c lb. Hayes.
Reed Dibble‘s all. and see what's
doing at his grocery store.
Arrow Chocolatea. 29c “3., nl Cllf'
ford Pharmacy for Saturday only,
Fifteen cent sheet music Saturday
and Monday. at. Coleman's. See ad.
Merrill Businesa College open day
and evening. Now is the time to on-
roll. ‘
Steward stoves are guaranteed to
give satisfaction in every respect. For
sale by A. .I_ Augcvlne & Son.
A special meeting of the South Nor~
wulk Common Council will be hold
this evening to nct upon routine mat-
tcrn connected with tho iseun..c of
$280,000 of refunding bonds, and to
authorize the ilnunce committee to
borrow $12,000 for the use of the elec-
tric light commissioners in the apt
appropriation made for thorn to on
large the plum.
KOWIB. 160
NAVAL OFFICERS GETTING OLD.
Admiral Dewey Says Young Blood
Must Be Infused in Future.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.——Thc Post
today prints an interview with Adult-
rul George Dewey in which’ he do-
cluros that the officers of the American
unvy above the took of lieutenant. are,
an n rule, too old for the grades they
occupy. ’I‘llo ndmirnl continued:
.“Tho Notion will assuredly meet
with disaster in n nnrnl war unless
younger then me given command of
the ships of our nnry.
“Continuing the older men In com-
mand of tho ships of the navy would
be u cortnln menace. to the country.
in oil probubllliv n repetition of (he
llcplornblc even a which occurred In
the first your orilwo of the Civil Wnr.
Old men, for the most purl. were in
hostilities belwwu the North nnd
South broke out. The officers then
were older. by lhc xvii); lhnn those
who now urn In comnuuui In our nnvy.
You remember thnt lilsnstor followed
disaster. and it was not unIIl younger
own were plucod in command of our
lighting vessels that viciorlcs succumb
cd reverses. And. the change in the
fortunes of war on the wntcr did not
t'IIlIll- until Congress bud missed the
zit'l which plnccd‘unvul officers who
find rcuohcd the ego of 62 years on
the retired list.
“In the recent war in the Far East
all the olllccrs in the .Inpuncso navy
from tho nduilrul down were In the
irimc of life.
“Understand that In no sense do I
mean to criticize the officers who are
now In command or hnve commanded
our war vessels so splendlly. But I
know from experience that In the
non to direct lilo lighting aboard the
ships."
"You soc." added the admiral. "l
:l'li‘."
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.
Hall the limo it girl gets (*ugugod
to bc nhcnd of polite other girl.
A man could make u lot of money
by not. inventing It In surc thin'gs.
thn n mun is not afraid of his
\rifc It In it sign he is not telling
the truth. ‘
A man would light like anything
against staying out late at night, if his
wife tried to muke him.
The first tllnc n girl wears n Iow-
neck drone ahc tools like it man who
goes swimming lllld has his clothes
stolen.
" Jvcu tnlnlcd moncy Is bcgluniug'lo
lnlk tili‘no duyn." ”Yes. it. talks for
publlcnllou. but not nocoucurlly no on
cvldcncc of good fultll."~BIiltlttlore
Amcrlcnn.
Night
Last
To Night
Tomorrow Night
And every chilly night you need
CANNEL COAL In your grate.
Cannel~lhe cell that cheere.
Cannelu-the coal of bright flame.
Cannot—the coal from Kentucky.
Eaeliy kindled; done not enap.
Thie le heldquartere for Cannel.
iii Ferris in! to.
W M-wmu» . We..- ,
Popular Music ‘
SPECIAL BALE OATURDAV.
loo.
CAVALIER
MY IIIIIH MOLLV o.
ALIOI OARLING
OWIIT HIAIlTe OREVIR
BRIGHT Who 00 0-“!
DOWN THE FIELD
IUNKIII HILL
and other-e.
H .. .-‘...w.._~..... ..
In the event of at war, we Would sec '
romunuul of tho fcdcrul ships whvn .
dress of war wr- Illust have younger ,
on any nil this liccnusc l illll old my-
is
NOW COMPLETE.
PRCENT TIME.
‘ BLANKETS.
We have all
and weight, 59c pair.
$2.00 per pair.
$2.00, $2.75, $3.00 and $3.75.
$8.00 and $10.00.
a tulip
BLANKETS A
ED THE NEOESSITY OF ADDITIONAL BEDDING.
gradee of Blankets,
from the Cheap Cotton Blankets to the
threat quality of Wool-Fleeced Cotton
Blankete In white and gray, good elze
Special 11-4 White Heavy Fleece
Blanket, very ecft and fine, a blanket
worth $3.00, which we are ceiling at
.3100,
Better gradee of White Wool an"...
hole at $2.50, $3.35, $4.00, $5.00, $7.00,
Gray Wool Blankets, large elze
non
has. it AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
ND COMFORTABLES.
THE COOL WEATHER WHICH .WE HAVE EXPERIENCED IN THE. LAST FEW DAYS HA8 SUGGEST-
OUR STOCK OF BLANKETG AND COMFORTABLEB IS
OUR ORDERS WEI-IE PLACED AND THE GOODD BOUGHT BEFORE THE ADVANCE
IN PRICE AND WE OWN THE GOODS AT MUCH LESS PRICE THAN THEY COULD BE BOUGHT AT THE
I
..-. u... a
Our
Clean
in
In the
as: eooos‘ stein.
filled with sweeping: and waste.
danger of contagion.
Goodallkallne and Sateen Covering,
YA TT.
COMFORTABLEB.
Comfortablee are made from
White Cotton. They are not
No '
No ehoddy.
very beet patterne,_prlce'$1.00,
$1.50, $2.00, $2.75.
Many of our Comfortable: we have
made for us.
and the best Covering
they are made extra eize.
Only the fineet Cotton
In need and
The price
ie $2.50 and $2.75.
olhcr inside of the store.
(lid tll‘ IIOW t'llSillIlli‘I‘S.
them.
TAILORED SUITS FOR WOMEN.
ll‘rt‘nh, new styles—now long cool“.
plcntcd skirts. etc, the cream of thc
lfall styles. Those suits are just as
good he skilli‘ull designing can make
(‘hoylot. liroiulcloih. etc.
$12.50 to $45.00.
\
‘ H. KRIEGER ii co.
In the Business Race
nbilliy. lnct and foresight win, it ”try are backed by good goods—and ll« is this combination that
has placed the H. Kriegcrd. Co. store in the loud in Norwalk. The only complete outfitting store for
mun, wotuuu or child ill the city.
of pnlrons and at modern chnrgc account plnn have helped to establish our populnrlty.
lmrgniu is worth a thousand prouiiscs—ncvcr one price in our windows and advertisements and an-
'l‘hcsc are features of our policy that have brought to our store the
custom of thousands of the host pcoplc In Norwnlk
to buy bot-misc nil tho asunrtmcnts are complete.
ncw stylcs~-~rtinli, woman and child will find the best and latest horn.
All our full
Here are the Goods that Win
public approval and upplnusc for this niorc-orcrythlng man. woman or child wcarn now.
to have it made
would cost you
JACKETS and COATS.-
'l‘his display rounds into conipIcte
nose in; the season ndvnuccs —- hcro
are the best of the new stylcst~ldnr
plrcs. new Automobile models, etc.»
the ueunl display covert nud funcy
jnl'kcle In uttructlvc, loo.
$4.98 to $35.00.
The Store which sets the pace.
'l‘hcrc is always at fascination about seeing the
MEN‘S FALL CLOTHING.
Any one suit or overcoat. If we were
custom tailoring.
and tailoring as well as high grade
fabrics are utilized In their muklng~
howovci'»ns your suit is only one of
runny you pay for less than the tailor
would chnrge—yct
high grade clothing.
'I'RISTRAM e HY'A'I'I', NORWALK, CONN.
Uniformly courteous treatment
One real
stocks arc ready now. It's time
Charge accounts opened with
specially for you,
us much as regular
for expert designing
secure the some
I
OVEROOATS
RAINCOATS
FALL TOP COATS
$10.00 to $25.00.
SACK SUITS,
lu’cnstcll,
Single or double
$7.98 to $25.00.
hing tiililtICB.
FASCINATING WAISTS
Inudc wltILloug or clbow slucvcx. in
eluding Lingerie “'nists. All Over and
intro Willi-lie, Irish Loco, Silk and soil
Silks in block, whilc and popular cvc-
TROUSERS.
$1.50 to $7.50.
DRESS SKIRTS
mode of Chiffon
Cloth, Cheviot, llrondcloth. ctr.
l’nniuun. l’nunnui .
$2.98 to $26.00.
All the inlcst
98:: to $15.00. weer tints.
or child.
Boye’
Clothing
Secretary O'Rourke Favor. Return of
Bren City to Connecticut
‘ League.
Hi‘fll'ttilll‘y ()‘Itourkc, of tho (,‘ounl-r.
llcul Icuuuo hue pent out, oillcinl' no-
ticoe of n Icngun meeting to he held
In Springfield, Monday, October 23,
The gathering wan to hnve been held
on October it). but u numberot direc-
loru said they would be unable to at-
lcnd, no u pcatponumeni was granted.
The attention of giving Waterbury u
franchise will be the principal billli'
noun dlecuued. Secretary O‘Rourke
will today that he thought Waterbury
would be admitted. "The director: a I
wont to art for the general benefit of
the league." said "llnclo locum." 'aml
they are taking no chances If they no
lo Waterbury. I am frank to any
that I nm in favor of Waterbury."
Mr. O'Ilnurko declared he had heard
nothing lurlncr from'Waterbury re.
hiding the matter nor had he re
.01va any Information from the other
Icngue directors about their view: on
the situation. The problem is: What
WM. A. BRIGHBMAN‘S
....:'° one. ..
Bowen 1
l 7 minimum “new
city must he dro pod from the circuit
to give way to titer-bury? it Is un-
derstood that Merldea le rattler a will-
inn victim. The Silver City hunch
didn't get into the Cornell. elm In
A full line of Shoes for man; woman
Two Piece Jurilol Suite, Norfolku, ulna. $1.98 to 37.00-
Throo l'loco Knee I’nntrl SIIIIB. $2.90 to 07.50. (0300 7 .II) .16.) . mission
ghouls, Norfolku and Blouses. Sailor Blonuou, etc, (3 to 8 youru) 01.08 to
7.50.
MILLINERY FOR FALL.
'J‘rlullucd Volvct lIilIIi.
designs in ruddy-to
50c to $5.00.
$2.08 to $16.00.
‘flt—v
that the owners do not corn to Hike ’1
chance on voting unowhullc
WATERBURY MAy REPLACE MER-I flunnrc lruu column nnd II. ill rnmorcdl
I
uuol her
wintrr. Norwich. which wuu rolznrdotl'
no one of the weak mcmbcrn. lulu dc-
rldrd to click another nounon nud bun
soul In It lint of rcuorvod plnycrc
'1‘th Icilvnu It up to Morldotl.
“a.
try piece to his gardener, ”concerning
lhat tree I wontcd you to cut down.
my wife thinks It had hotter be left
allowed to clam."
"Well. uh think It ought tor come
down. Manna Hrown.“ was the reply.
"What are you reseoun for thinking
an. Samba?"
"We-li. air. do. Iiret. reason um dot
de tree done kecp‘de light. off do
urconhouec, do ncron‘ mutton am dot
it'll gcltln' old. and dc third reason
inn did i cut It down knit night.”--
Harper's Weekly.
"Some men accidentnll no lo slurp
In church." mid bucks en, "un' a
whole lot nln‘ not dut excuec foil not
P
Dilute-«There goon Minion. He's
homely enough to loop a clock. butw
Biggkwliut whet?
Dime—But. IlIl! wife in pretty onourh
atop a trolley car.—-Chlcago New“.
"I went home to no the old Inltol
recently and Introduced myuoii in
them as the prodigal ion.“ "Bo thcy
wouldn't mictuke you for the Inttml
culf‘l"-I,.Ift.
to
fihoot
My Cotton Bios-on
The Moecow Bell (March and
Two-elem .60
My Chilly Holly (Marie Drenc-
I ler'e hit)
,‘l‘he Music In the Park
‘My Chocolate " Colored Baby
(Gachalkl
Vouia (Innclml
My Almond lived Boy
I’i‘he Mueller or the Sword litu-
tl’loliel ......................
[Monarch (Two-cup),
Muelo. IOc
Regular ”hi"
. ll
.50
will
.00
.IiII
.70
.5"
Jill
Aeollllll'ee
pnyln' ’tcllliml to do puetor'a leach- mg the Green mm. of vp.
IllI."--Wiillllnl'tml Star.
v
Little Willie-““8”. on, what does
this paper mean by a cum wedding?"
Penn-"Gues- It moat refer to the man u
rim of a deal and dumb couple, my
eon."«-0hicego Deity News.
I)“ elollllOOUIOIIIUOIIIIQIIO
I :75
I've Waited Honey. Walled inn:
My“illdlllleeelooeelellt‘ 060
We will cardigan” of the above piec-
IIOIt 10o “all. Adamo
0H0 H 00.. I. Ilut 120th It»
NW! ”flu .. _ ,. . .
Norwalk Chronicler