FOR FALL .AND WINTER
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WEATHER REPORT.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
colder tonight. Sunday fair. The
storm that was central in the Lake
region yesterday morning has moved
eastward and is now central over the
Maritime provinces. it has produced
quite heavy rains and high winds in
the eastern portion of the Lake region 3
and New England. it is followed by .
an extended area of high pressure that ‘
has produced low temperatures with
frost in the central and southern sec-
tions. Frosts were reported as for
south as Montgomery Ala., where It
was slightly colder than in this vicin-
ily. This area of high pressure will
produce cool, pleasant weather in this
vicinity the next two or three days.
—,—Flourt Flour! Flour! Jones‘ Su-
periative Flour, 75c per bag at L'Hom
median Bros.
Mrs. Stanley H. Downdes. of North-
port. Long island, has been visiting in
South Norwalk.
—-Crofut & Knapp hats. O‘Brien.
Richard Wonneberger, of imperial
Cafe restaurant, has been spending a
few 'days in New York.
—-—For first class up-to-date furniture.
see the Krieger 00.. on West Wash. St.
Mrs. Edwin Arnold, oi’ Norwaik, was
a recent guest of her sister. Mrs. A.
F. Grawford, in Vista.
~Fresh hams, 12%c 1b., loin of. pork,
1401b. Hayes.
Miss Annie E. Rogers of the State
Normal School New Haven, is visit-
ing Miss Eliabeth A. Ervln.
Miss Lulu Olmstead. of Southport.
is spending several days in South Nor-
Wintcr at this very moment.
stores we conduct.
advantages mean.
purse does not prevent getting your clothes for Fall and
amount we open an account for you. and deliver your suit
and overcoat at once. We furnish this accommodation by
reason of our immense capital and the‘long string of
You can readily see what these two
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can aliord to extend credit.
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linery and furs.
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While the ordinary store buys a few garments we are
purchasing in lots of a thousand. Consequently we get
the very lowest prices and a high quality of clothing and
The accommodation feature
of our business is one which has the sanction and approval
Our suits and coats are comprehensive in
the matter of accepted models.
We also show an excellent display of shoes, hats, mil-
‘ieli you nirlho Very beginning of a season that we will sell you hottest up-
; to-dule nu‘rcliundlso at less than the cost of its production would be an ol«
’1 apparent.
2 at a fair price is to oommuml their respect,
l FILLED COMFORTS.
' this time.
' ills very best.
. with clean white cotton, at st eat-h.
‘ nllne, covered coultortlu's, l‘or $l.25 on.
It’s the Be it Place
The decided’advantage of trading here is that a short
walk as the guest of Miss E. M. Sey-
mour.
The Pine Ledge Whist Club will
meet with Mrs. J. 'l‘. Prowiti. Elm
Crest, Tuesday afternoon at three
o’clock.
-——For brass beds and fine rugs. see
the Krleger Company. .
The Monday Afternoon Whist (‘iub
will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank
Lauder, No, 5 Seymour street. next:
Monday. l
—-'i‘he Chase hat. O'Brien. _
The business committee and don-
cons of the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church will boida meeting Wed
MEN’S TOP COATS.
The stock that we Show comprises a variety which is pleasing
and satisfying.
(In \‘iots,
nesday .evening at 7:45 o’clock, for
conference
——3 lbs. best shoulder steak. 25c. ,
my... LADIES SUITS.
Prof. Neweli‘s select, school for
dancing and department for ladies and
gentlemen held its first class in Arion
Hail last evening. There was a large
attendance. I
~0ur entire line of iadics‘ Nettie
wear for 2 days. 230. M. S. Smith &
Company.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F, anti A.
M.. will confer the third degree Mon-
day night on one candidate. There
will be an oyster supper at the con-
clusion of the work.
One party which went on the excur-
sion to Plttslield this morning was
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composed of Mrs. Smith Keelvr oi
Durien Mrs. E Wliiett, of Taylor ave-
one, and Mrs. C. J. Poet 01‘ Chestnut
street.
—~-Kilchen Dept. Affords a great
variety of Bargains for title for Sat.
and Men. At M. S. Smith & Co.
The Endeavor Circle of King's
Daughters of the South Norwnik Con- _
gregationnl Church will hold a meet-
ing Wednesday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock. with Mrs. Charles E. Dunne
barhe. of 12 Myrtle street, East Nor.
walk.
wMournlng bands. O'Brlen's.
Edward (I. Cuuiiffe. the 3101.000
thief, who was caught in Bridgeport.
'l‘hursduy. was token to New Yorkl
on an early morning train yesterday.
At 5:60 yesterday morning. a few cur-
ly risers who were about the siuilon.l
saw the train in which (,lunllllo was.
and some of them insist. that they saw.
the man himself.
J C. Lotion. '1‘ Marktllie. M Beh-
rind 'i‘, it) Stanley Marie Jansen.
George H. ii heu..Wlliiam .1 Morris. '. .
J. 3. Adams. hmdmp (litudnnyno, (7..
A. Gordon. New York; (2. ll. Brush.’
Danbury: C. H. Johnson. Hartford; V.
A. tiriilin. Springfield: E. B. Smith.
F. H. Montgomery. South Noruutlk:l
Roimrt .1. Grant. Bridgeport: C. B.
(irlfllu. Philadelphia, were at the i-‘io
tel Clifford yesterday.
Quality '
This Is Our Constant film
Imll duper Cur-ti Home 1251!:
Fruit Pork ......... 14: it).
Native Fowl . .. tooth.
Loan Pot Roast . .... 10: lb.
Primoflib Ronni... ........ ......... . ..... ...... -12I€z°"’-
Fruit or Cornell Pinto ....... ..... ........... 0 lb.
, stems
l Gut Prom Conn Pod Gallic.
”fl'mW“ 20“”- Ohouidor 100 lb.
Sirloin . 3
Round lilo lb. Chopped . 1201b.
NATIVI VIAL. SUPERIOR IAU IAOI, TRIPE. TONGUI, ITO.
Public arket,
32 South Mam Street, cor. Htvlland South Normlk. .
'I‘ln‘ styles :li‘t‘ plentiful as we have :i lurp‘c
ilit‘tlllllll and short effects in lirondt‘loth. Llii‘lltil,
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llny :it once and pay \\‘t‘i‘l\'I_\'.
LADIES’ COATS.
'l'ln- limpirr .\lodrl tools are in Iillli‘lx‘ t‘IIl'YIUl and London 'l'uu
Lori-rim and are rcry rich appearing garments.
LADIES’ SHOES AND MILLINERY.
_,\ satisfactory display of millincry at I‘t‘ilh‘tlillllllt' prions, dud In!
dice" shot-s in Ilit‘ lu'st liisin.
'l‘ln- leather
thr \ytu‘lsniunship lL'iin'h nothing to In“ desired.
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The inn roycris are especially popular.
ill'L' pci’l't'i‘ily tailored. and possess all the style Nicola.
MEN’S SUITS.
'I‘hc suits are tnodclcd after the accepted designs.
splendidly IIIIIHI‘t‘iI in IIII'I}: efforts. close lilting lapt-ls, wnt harks, lino
shoulders. and other details. him-it,
1. int routs
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lhillt-ts and norstt-ds.
variety in tln- long.
Venetian :ilid l‘nn-
The quality of our Lndirs' Suits is the keynote of our
The
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Jilt‘lxt‘l.‘ possrs tlu- style t-li‘rrls \\IIIi‘II undu- :l gurnn‘ui so :li‘i't‘lilillili‘.
MEN’S HATS AND SHOES.
.\t the some time you buy your suit and overcoat order :1 pair of
our stylish shoes and our of tho llill)ll_\' dcrhys.
I'l‘il‘t‘ $I.5ti to $3.50.
is of the duruldt- Lind, and
$2.00 to $4.00; '
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”flflflfi
$7"
to
$25
$8
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON‘ S PATTERNS.
lnlnnsw lithe and ii at Price.
These are the walebwords that Kain and hold public coniidence. To
figure. to your intelligence. The imp robablllty oi’ the thing would be too
To tell you that We have good reliable merchandise to offer you
which is always due to a. truth»
ful statennnit. After all, its honest goods at the fair price that most people
are looking for . You get both here. i
1CLEAN COTTON THE WINTER UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN.
“n.3,. ppm“ will “My...“ w," .lilfll nl‘. Uiulci'Wear outfitting can he done in
“‘9 winter “WWW“ ‘5 “t Never has this section been in better
shape. to cater to your needs.
Men's medium weight shirts
druwvrs, part wool, white or natural
color, tape covered seams. annealed
and with suspeuder tapes, for 50c the
garment.
White or natural color, men's shirts
and drawers in the medium or “be-
tween seasons“ weight; steam shrunk-
en. and guaranteed non-shrinkable
wool. for $I the garment.
Men‘s winter weight underwear. in
the white, natural, camel hair or red
wool; steam shrunken, tape covered
seams, suspendcr tapes, and all that
goes to make up the very best. values,
from $1 up. '
83- 85 Washington Street.
Silkuiine covered comforters. filled and
White cotton illlml extra heavy silk-
Largest size Hintlllliil‘ cororctl coni-
letters mlcd with downy while out
ton. iii light and dalk colorings, at
Finest. quality From-h sateen cover-
ed Cmnl’orlcrs, sowed or locked; new.
dainty designs in the coverings. at $2
each.
Down filled comforters, covered with
dainty figured Fri-nob sateen, very spe-
cial, for $3.50 ouch.
Fall Merchandise
When you are ready to consider the question of new Fall and
Winter Underwear, Warm Fabric Gloves‘, new styles in Shirt
Waists, etc., We are ready to discuss these subjects with you.
We are prepared to fill all your wants in these lines and the
qualities and prices are particularly pleasing. L ,
, N. E. RYAN, .
86 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Don't "Blame Ill-Milli "
0n the Butcher——
it may be the cook—but we‘ll take
a ('lliiiil‘t‘ on llntl, for we know our
meats are Al, tender, juicy and de-
lirious. How would a prime roast of
beef suit you for today's dinner.
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Schauh.
22 Washington Street. 'Phone 322-2.
JUST THE ONE WORD “COAL" OUGHT TO BE ENOUGH AT THIS
TIME OF THE YEAR TO BRING YOU IN WITH AN ORDER.
BY THIS TIME EVERYBODY IN THIS TOWN OUGHT TO KNOW
THE KIND OF COAL WE SELL. AND THE WAY WE HANDLE IT.
IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED US, GIVE US A TRIAL.
HARRIS 8: GANS CO
68 Water street. Telephone, 342-5.
Doll Go-Garts. Doll Garriages, -
Edison latest Records .-
‘Edison Phonograps.
llemstiched Paper, Highland linen Paper
COMPLETE LINE OF INITIAL SEALS.
HAND COLORED POSTAL CARDS.
LOWNEY C HOCOLATES.
‘ NELSON’S
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF READYWTOM WEAR I
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
80 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
'liobbie»-~Wintt‘s bluntness oi' spoorhu A man who insists on having every~
dud? ‘thing his own way will have trouble
i)ud-~Suylng sharp thinner-Judge. thrust upon him.
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350
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'10 the Board of ('ouniy (‘ommission
writ of I‘ilII'IIl'III County
1 hereby apply for u license to soil
'i‘o tho board of County Commission-
tilt of It‘ulrilold County.
1 hereby apply for a license to sell
this store to your entire satisfaction. ,
FATHER RUSSELL. RESIGNS.
PAUAMA, Oct. 21.-~Ivnthcr it. U.
Russell, the Catholic ehuplaln at Air
eon. has resigned and leaves hero to-
day for New York on a special mis-
ulon from itisiiop Jungulto. to secure
coworkers in the canal zone. Faint-r
Linseed will confer with Cardinal Gib
onl. - .
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SOME SEASONABLE ADVICE.
it. may be a piece of superfluous ell
vice to urge people at this season of
the year to lay in a supply of Chom-
berlain‘s Cough Remedy. it, is almost
sure to be needed before winter In ov-
er, and much more prompt and antis-
foctory results are obtained when tak-
on as soon its a cold is contracted and
MINER 0158 OF STARVATION.
SAN'i‘E 10111. N. M.. Oct. 2l.--Al‘tor
discovering rich deposits of native
copper. following Weeks of prospect-
lnu. William ll'dlvun, or Schenectady.
N. Y.. was In mil (lt' . ; 3mm starvation
yesterday on the plains weshof Whiter '
links. For a mile around where Did-
irun‘s body was found. were his tracks
showing that for days he had traveled
in a circle, having lost his way return-
ing from the mine.
A JUDICIOUS INQUIRY.
A well known truvuilng man who. " ’
visits the drug trade. says he has of-
ten hoard tit-upstate inquire of custo-
mers who asked for a cough medicine.
whether it was wanted for a child or
{for no adult. and if for a child they
before It has become settled in thelnlmost invariably recommend Charm
system. which can only be done by
keeping the remedy at hand. This
remedy is so widely known and so at.
together good that no one should hes
Note about buying it in preference to
any other. it is for solo by Sililson-
Powell Corporation Clifford Pharma-
cy. Zeltfuu Pharmacy.
berlaln ll Cough Remedy.
for this is that they know there
«lancer from It and that it
cures There is 1101 the least danger
in giving it and for eriughs colds and
creep it is unsurpassed. For sale by
Btllluuw Powell Corporation. Clifford
Pharmacy. meltfuu Pharmacy. In
is no
always '
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A dainty,
nutritious
confection
Splrlluouu nud intoxicating Liquors.
Ale. Lust-r liner. iihlne Wine and (Il-
tlcr ui till Ely avenue, Town of Nor-
Splriluous und intoxicating Liquors.
Ale, inner Beer, ilhlnt- Wine and (il-
der at 21 North Main street, Town of
Norwulli.
My piluze f intuitions Iii not located My place of business is not. located
within 200 out in a direct line or it within 200 feet in a direct line of a
Church Edition or Public school-house. lilhurrh Edition or Public school-house,
or the pretuINuH pertaining thereto or 1 or the premises pertaining thereto or
any i’oal-oiIit-e. Public Library or any Post-omen, Public Library 01'
letnetery. (,‘ouu-tery.
Dated at Norwulk. this 13111 tiny oil Dated at Norwnlk, this 1th any of
October. A. I)..ii105. October, A. 11.1905
JOSEPH KISKA. WM. (2. Juli-1811:.
Applicant. Applicant.
We. the undersignmi, electors and We. the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers; as defined by law of the taxpayers no defined by law of tho
Town of Norwnlk. lureby endorse the Town of Norwalk. hemp endorse the
appliesatlon of the above named application of tile u ove named
Joseph Kinks for such liuvusc. Wm. (1. Jesse for such license.
Datmi at No! walk this lillh day oi" Dated at Norwalk. this 13th day of
October. A. 1).. 1mm. October A. 11.1906.
lioruurd Reynolds, John Neugelmuorn (m), v, Fischer. Franc Kanpur, Al-
Frank Wilmk. John illdcnacbluger, phones l‘ielnzezlnmn, Ii‘ery Hayes. Wll~
Herman Quittner. helm illchtblnu.
l he by certify that the above- 1 hereby certify that the above-
. piers and tax- named endorse-rs are 01
‘own payers alikdefltiod by I!
walk.
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