We hIVe Suite and Overooote to
chew you that can‘t be beat by any but
the bent tailors. They are better than
nine tlllorl out of ten can make for
you. The tailor that can equal them
will charge you one-halt more than our
prion and perhepo double. Try them
on, then decide for youreelf. but don't
tool yourself into paying a big price for
Suit or Overcoat, became you can get
them Irom uo all good for only 37 or
$10. No more; no leie.
(let the Habit. Go to the
iinpnrighi Clothing n.
6 NORTH MAIN STREET.
.. HARRY GOODWIN.
‘ ’ . Manager..
in] Hunt it Illlwilver lown.
"i don't nor how 1 over not alum-i
If." without Walk-Over Shocn. I'm glad
"' I can get them in town.“ When you
‘ constantly hear statements like that
you ltnow there must he a reason for
‘ It. The reason is that Walk-Over
. Shoes are a perfect combination of
case, t‘x('i,‘lll'll(‘t‘ and elegance and up-
pral both to hard hands and tender
t foot. $3.50 and $4.00.
SOUTH NORWALK SHOE CO.
I
I Authorized Agency. _
. . . . 90 Washington St. 80. No‘rwalk.
’ ea..._~......._..__.. .. . , a.
Per Barrel $5. Per Bag, 650
”MY SWEET POTATOES ................................. per peck, 20c
WHITE POTATOES, FINE STOCK ................... bushel. 75c; peck, 20c
MILK’ ........................................................ 3 cans, 25c
ROCKWOQD'S 0R WM. BAKER'S CHOCOLATE .............. 2 cakes, 25c
,. . OATS ............................................... 2 packages, 25c
FORCE . .................................................. 2 packages, 25c
NEW PANCAKE FLOUR ..................................... package, we
NEW BUCKWHEAT ....................................... 2 packages, 25c
CRANBERRIES ............................................. per quart, iOc
FANCY APPLES, QUlleS PEACHES, CELERY, WAX BEANS, TO-
MATOES, HUBBARD SQUASH, ETC,
20 North Main St., 50. Nor. Tel. 143. 49 Fort St., East Norwalk. Tel. 319-3.
5 W k, S I i
now MEDAL FLOUR ........................................... bag, 63c
VOLUNTEER FLOUR ............................................ bag. 55c
3 CANS CLOVER BRAND MILK ........................ . .............. 25c
3. PACKAGES QUAKER OATS ........................................ 25c
2 PACKAGES H O FORCE ........................................... 25c
3 PACKAGES ZEST .............................................. . 25c
2 PACKAGES CREAM WHEAT ....................................... 25c
3 PACKAGES NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT ........................... 250
.LBARS OZONE SOAP .............................................. 25c
3 PACKAGES PAWNEE OATS ........................................ 25c
A s g m U L L
22 COTTAGE AVE. Phone 223-3. EAST NORWALK.
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Tillti’ 0 BCliil til it?“ i’t’li
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SPECIAL NO. 1» «Men‘s tint- blark, all \rorstwi Suits, latest stylus. sluulo
or double hronutmd, worth 810'. next Wl'i‘k ....................... $7.50
SPECIAL NO. 2 wMott's lino Wintor ()vtutmuis, lllilt‘li and urt'y. long und
medium, worth 810; next wrok ................................... $7.50
_ SPECIAL NO. 3~~~Bo,\'s‘ double hrt'nslvd Suits, H to If» ymrn, worth $3.50;
next week .............. . ....................................... $2.50
D. Gottlieb .,
MEN’S SHOES AN D FURNISHINGS.
11 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
RECENT‘ARRIVAL 0F VESSELS. { FRENCH RAILROAD PRAISESAME-
‘t CAPE RACE, N. l~‘., (Int. 23. ~Stt-utn- ; RICAN LADIES.
er Glunxnw und Movllio for New York . l’.\ltl.\‘. Uri. le-Alnlmnuutior Mt“
was 100 mllvn Wt‘i-il. of this point all (‘mnm-lt has rot-vtvml from tho unma-
9:40 a. m.. 22ml. \i'lli probably dm'it Rl‘iilt‘ltl ol‘ lln' \‘i’rulorn liullroud u lot
about. 'i‘hurnduy at ii. a. Ill II'I’ uproot-int; in glowing lvrmu ilu up.
NEW Ytiitlt, Uri. 23.~v-Arrl\'vd lil'i'l‘ItlIliiil oi tlw "tlt‘\’illl‘ll llHHIHIlllli'l‘"
Steamer Krouprluz Willa-Ito, from link I‘rudumi In tuit'nttttu wounded In the
men, Southampton and (‘ht-riiouru. railroad \Il‘l'i‘li at l-Zprruou. ih'puri-
SAIIIJ'} ”LAND, N. 5.. ”vi. Itu'lli ui‘ IIlt‘ I'ltlt'i' ultd l4)l|'i,'. Uttitiluet'
Sli‘nlllt’l' ivornin. Icli'l‘l'liiiiil "WI II. by Illl‘tu' Ann-rim" ludivu who do»
Quonutmxn lot‘ ltd-inn. um; 0:50 lIIIIt'i‘ l'lllil'tl to nivv tin-Ir llllltll‘h. only tiny
edit of IIImI'lIl l.|tth: :tt it u, in. Will Inn lhnt tin-y t'ultii' from iioulon. Mann
probably ronrh lhruton I’iil‘I)‘ 'l‘hursdlli‘ ’l‘iu- train dinnntor ul iCprruou, (iri.
morning, ll. wuu t'ltllHl'll lw n ioromotlvo which
ran into n litil-ltit'llttl'l' trqu nluudlnu
in tin- ulnllou nt lu‘pt-rnuu. rcnultluu In
nim- pol-mun Itl‘lllg ItIIlt'Il. and Ill lul-
iun wrimmiy iIIliI runny lIlitl't' allgltiiy
lulurod. -
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TRINITY N‘AVAL RESERVES.
The Trinity NIIHII Ittwu-wn hanlwl
bull lt'utu no to play Ilwlr III'HI ulnar
tit lIlO.l’flHIIIIit| Hall with tin~ l‘nutdun
nbcohd tram. 'I'Iit' line up ill‘ the
"I Outlet lt'IIIIl tor thin ucnnon in tin fol ‘
I‘ lawn: , I“, tioilin, A. Lludolwrn, ti.
Vellc. L. YUM. i". l’li‘lil. ii‘, (Iual'ucl‘i
and M. l‘ltoiuon.. 'i‘lu‘ (Iadt-l Il‘Hlli
expect their new unite about Novmu
her i. which will outwit-ti of n hlnck
Jersey with a four inch ornugt- HII'IIII‘
and ntochlntz to match. The pantn
villi be a lurk brown, ‘
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CONVENTION OF LIFE UNDER-
WRITERS.
H'l'. Lillilt-i. Mo. Uri. :1:L«’l‘lu- tuIv»
onionuth unuuul 'cmm-utiou ol‘ the NM-
iionul AHMK'IIIIIUII of hills lludcwrlt‘
urn iwuun hurts Ioduy. Muuy. once
Ilonu of vital inturoui ul‘lt-t'llnu the In-
Nlil‘Illlt't' inmlltnoen will he oxluumtlvoly
dint-utdu-d durlnuthv IIII'I‘I' day tii‘nlillill.
W000.0“”OONOObOOWOOOOOMOOMOO”...
., .‘flilere the No Favored Stockholders
ailloz'c. Title in u utrlriiy MII'I‘I’AI. row
tor tho internals of Its depositors.
.‘ . It lute «act-unmlatcd a mn'pllm and undivided profit. or M27008.-
“ will an it special untoward against inns. it In paying IIH tlrponltoru
I'OUR per cent. Interest and More lln euro and «outnrrmiiw an in-
. .mtment tor aavlnun no can be found. Open from ii in ii Saturday
melon. fl ninrle an account. -
South NorwolkSavings Bonk,
‘ . I I “"0”. ,7 Wilhlfll‘“ I... Iouth Rom-lit. Conn.
hunt intuit. nauumml aoluly
vnuoem‘rtc eenwoe‘
m
. Growing interest in the Meeting: In:
the South Norwelk Beptllt Cliuroh.
’l‘hc evangelistic tuisulon lit the
South Norwnlk Baptist Church con-
‘ tinuea to grow in' Interest and power.
(the hundred and sixty people in u
very large attendant-o for Monday
owning. 'l‘ho singing of tho choruu
under tho loadoruhip of Mr. Flanders
wuu exceedingly iln'o. "'l‘lut Glory
Song" tilled all hearts. and “Oil. What.
in Change." in fuel iwoonutut u i'nvorite.
'l‘hc nerntou by Dr. Coats held the clus-
est attention ot‘ the audience until muni’
expressed their conviction thut It won
most helpful and Convincing. The
text was tioiu‘ewn 1‘2: 2. Looking Unto
Jot-tun. 'l‘ho prontthhr said in 0an
looking unto .lt-nuu In to long and nor-
loualy consider hill ”to, character and
(‘llllllit-l. Win-n we thus look Itli Josue.
what do we see?
1. We are one whom:
Inovv lilo world lint-,-
volluliotl.
2. “‘0 Mil“ in Jot-tits tho ltll‘lil of “In.
21. We two in (‘hrist tho |i'i'l"‘('l.
I‘rIt-ud. thr- omnipotvut hoipt-r. und . N
only Surlour.
-I. We now in .lesun (Ioti tnnuli‘cnl in
tho iiwh. ’l‘hin vision of .It‘hllh‘ vor~
rot-tn all Iaiuo viowu or work, rupmven
the low nnd evil, and un'alwnnt every
uohlo aspiration. ’l‘hln vision
.loasua roint'urin in all uorrowd (-hocru
:tud (-nt‘ouruuos in lil'v'u Imltlo. Thus
to look to .lisus iinally transforms the
Ih'hUItlt'i‘ into (‘hriut'a own iikououu.
The service tonight will begin
promptly at 7:30 with twenty thinning
of song. it will ho the most altruc-
tlve plat-o to town toapt-nti the etching.
l'usn along the word that tiwnu mm‘b
lugs nrv it place. ot‘ good clicm‘ nntl nu-
piration. 'i‘lw tlrut service will close
promptly at 8:45.
in
Ili'l’ll
powit't'
Ili'\'t‘l'
0. D. I1. 8. ANNIVERSARY.
Humboldt and Louise Lodges I-laVe a
Celebration in Arlon Hail.
’l'ln- anniversary and not-inhlr Ul'
llllllllitllill LOIIIU' and Louise lndnv 0.
17. ll. 8., lli'lil inst night in Ariotn llail
provod to ho 5t Ql'tllll Hilt'L‘t'h‘el. It was
lili‘ut‘l)‘ nilundvd. uud tho lodges: t‘li‘ill'-
rd uror Slim hy it. Musli- for dnurimt
was rt-ndorml ll} \i'tit't-lt‘s orrlit-strn.
and thorn \I‘i'l‘t‘ ltt'tiplv prom-tn lrom
liritigt-port.Siaml‘ord, Woulpori untl
Now iiuvcn. iirami President Hugo
Noni-it, ol’ Stamford. tIt'lth‘l‘l‘tl an ttd~
dross. lioi‘rwuhuu'utn uort- nvrvod dnr.
in}: tho t-roniuu.
’l‘ltu mmmiltw in 'lquo t‘tlllllll'lh'l'll
.lohn Nt-ngt'linuvr William \Vl'lN'lI. .\nV
tun Stringer. (lusiur Milt‘li'l‘. llvnr)‘
lx'ritvr, Mrs. Adam Svhtuidl. Mrs.
Mnlmo. film. .lohu Morllrlug hint lion-
di and Miss Lilla St'ltmldl.
ldldnlht'lubl‘t’llru,nntlvld
"BIOVER'SJIIIE Punt:
ELITE SHOES
f r
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MEN AND WOMEN,
$3.50 AND $4.00.
CROSS SHOES
for
WOMEN.
$3.00 AND $3.50.
Phone 453.
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Followed by Refreohmento.
The nitrochle tournament of linens
Iiaylolt, No. 26%. opened lent. evening.
'l‘hree tables were in use, and tho
'dtnwlng for (coins reunited an totiowu:
'l'vutn No. 1. Harry A. l’hillipuon and
Adam Stelnwuld. 'l‘otuu No. 2, J. J.
and Edward Guns. ’i‘emu No. 0,
Jacob Bohnuh, Lin, and S. is. Nuphuy.
'l‘vu’m No, 0, Charles E. Lockwood and
Frederick Bangor. ,
Sewn guinea were played at each
table null resulted as toilowe: ‘t'onm
No. 2 won tlvd guinea from team No.
l. 'l‘oum No. 4 won four games from
Iran! NH- 3. ’l‘eum No. it won Ilvn
Furs!
Klimt-“H from team Ni). ii. A ntu'lul Illilt‘ .................
followed. All liuytuukcra and Rod ...............
Mon are cordially invited to attend ........ ......
those unthotlugu. , ...........
oenumv NOTES. 0:::::::0
itllSt-l GRACE—(WIli'l"l‘.\ltl«:tt. .0000
Miss (irat'o Whittuhor. daughter of .0.
t‘harivs ll. Whittaker. of 17 thtlotd .
till't‘trl. linut Norwuik, diotl vrty nud-
douiy last evening at her home I‘rota,
parnlyatx ot' the brain. Miss \Vltlltak-l
or" won at her home whou ilu- ntrokr'
‘raluu. Sin: rmuplnluod of not ruling
well and a tow moments alter tort
conurlonnncnu and died. Mine Whil~
taker was twenlytbrrr years of 111.11-
and one. of the host liked and mom
popular young indies of East Norwuik.
_Siw hurl IN‘t'll u touchor at tho Conlrr
St-hool In Norwull-t. whore nlu- was
deeply beloved both by pupils and hy
tho- other nwmhors oi’ the Ii-tlt‘hili:
corps. ’l‘ho nrrnngemt-ntu tor the
funeral will ho announced intor,
MISS BUCKINGHAM'S PARTY.
Miss Marion A. Burkinuhnm colo-
lllIIli‘Il lllt‘ third nuulwrnur)’ of her
birth at her home. No. l Seymour
:m-nuv. ()rtolwr illith. 'l'hoso Di'l‘h‘~
i'iiI were:
ton. Miss Jean and tillhorl lioiun's,
Miss Kntltoritw and Henry iloulone.
‘l-Iailn'r and Arthur Mend. Iloion and
‘I‘Ii‘lliiilllil Singer. Kenneth Vaiontlne,
Il'htrl Scum. Marlo Slovons, la‘tnt-t
lilowu, Mario Godfrey, iioasir lh'igus
llolrn Andruwu Marion .llut'itinghuto
(lattice and music \wrc enjoyed by
lthoso present. Miss lint-kinghnm ro
iocivod Rl‘Yt‘l'ill pretty and useful pro.»
it'utn.
.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
\VASIIINII'I‘l'iN, (let. Slix— 'l‘lw prost-
Ill'lII today issued a prtx'lnmatlou
iiiliilllili}. 'l‘hurndny, Ntil't‘illllt'l‘ 259. ns
'tliv tiny for 'I‘hunhuglving.
:F. w. MITCHELL. AUCTIONEER.
W.
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AUC lONl
Discontinuance Sale
in
HORSES. WAGONS AND
FARMING UTENSILS.
Will St’ll by Public Auction on
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TUESDAY, DilTOBER. sou.
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E at to oicmk. a. m
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,idt tho Stuhlos of the into MAX TAR-
.LOV, (‘omu'cllcut Turnpike. South
‘ Norwnlk. (‘onn.. the following personal
Illl‘tlllt'il)‘_ consisting of night horses.
tourist. rurryall. (‘nrriugrn wagons. hur-
lilt'SSt'H, tools and farming illiplt‘llll'ili‘i
.oi‘ uii kinda.
II' ntormy Hfllt' will take piuro noxt
tiny. sumo hour. I’nt'tit‘ulurn of
F. w. MITCHELL. Auctioneer.
Central Hotel, South Norwelit.
HIM 19
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‘ccuetstsse to; "co molt tutod penscp out 01011
4ch to soccer etqtssod qsoxotnb em 51 n 'ntnoo
spumaq neon understand; to cum tn puc
do one Sinomnotue 1149909112 01 non
~~ «(done it out [Blues at $11110th 1000 Ontlmm liq
soars puc can) series 11 Dutdeoxesnon nepntono to
weighs out ”I 'acoqdotel emoq on; s; prooot uo
memes ennuanc 150!!! pure tsedeeqo 1595mm) eql
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W3 ‘HBD'E $3099 M9} H.191! E mq $1509 Sill} [IV
Sptsunuu)‘
Muster Slti'i‘wmni I’onuinuw
Mills. final in.
4.1!-
TRISTRAM
The Sentinel wns In prior yesterday
Inn to the purchaser of Julie Miller's
:pinrt- in Springtiulu. The information
was lll‘tit'lll‘t‘il by trlophouo and the
intro living rntlwr noisy tho union of
tho purchaser was distorted.
i (‘ari A. \Vt‘lSlit'iI ol‘ tho firm of Wels-
_ln-it llrutht-rs. lh‘ ilii‘ purrhnnm‘. Ho
.i m anoint: our moonstone."
TRISTRAM & HYATT.
“‘c'xefwstgnsl‘rs‘ P'uncuAsefW
intends to conduct it in person and his _
l)l‘tiiltl‘l' William Wolshrlt will conduct
the place in Burbank street. The
.purthanr iurlntics the rrsldt-nt-o. sul-
.nun, barn Il‘l' honeos‘. float and hunts.
Mr. \Vciahoil tnkos possession on No
Vomlwr i, ul‘ti-r u'hlrh he will mnlw
‘a Ililillllt‘l‘ of improvements.
FAN OF GREASE ON FIRE.
! A pan of nrmtso on n store at the
boom of Polar Firdlun, 50 Lowe strcct
caught Iiro this morning and lilildt‘
quilo a blaze. Slillli‘illlt‘ saw is hluz-
int: uud Nt'ni nu :il'1llll of tire 'l‘hvro
.n'us notitim: to do for tho t‘irt-mt-n.
liti\\'t'\?t‘l‘. as tlw t’lauws had not not firo
flu anything In tinx room, nod to a few
.lllIIlllll'R lilll‘llt'ti themselves out on tho
gtop of the store.
‘ CALL—SMITH.
? Franc-is Stlilnlun Call. of Spring-
;fit-id. Mass” was union] in mnrrlngc
:to Minn .l. Mao Smith. daughter or
{Mrs Marni“. Smith. of South Nor-
r\\'uil._ try Illi‘ itov, Mr. Curtis, or New
[York ttnltly.
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llunlon and Charles Btelnwnitl, Team NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. ‘
No. 3. William Kaiser and .t.- 1!. Gal-
higher. ’l‘tiur‘n No. 4, Frank 1.. Judd ____________
Our entire new line of Furs is now open and ready for your in-
opection. The same high grade quality that has always prevailed in
this department has been maintained in this eeaeon’s line. We stand
back of every piece of Fur that we sell with a full guarantee. The
manufacturer stands hack of us, so that the buyer takes no chances
when Furs are bought from our stock. We invite everyone to make
a critical examination of our stock. No detail of honest workmam
ship has been slightcd. Every piece is perfect in fit, elegant in de-
sign, and ‘made up in the very best possible manner. Our prices will
be found to be as low as can be quoted for Furs of equal quality and
merit. The line includes different shapes in Sable Fox, Isabella Fox,
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Squirrel, Sable Martin, Isabella‘ Martin. Japanese Mink. Black Lynx.
Blue Fox, Silver Fox and Persian Lamb.
8r HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
H. KRIEGER t on
WEST WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
any other store
charge account
tomers.
buy.
Cash or Credit.
We give the people every ad-
vantage of value and style that
the same time we extend to our
customers the advantages of a
they can charge their purchases
when they are made.
applies to every department in
our store and is open to all cus-
You can buy your Fall
Clothing and pay us while you
are wearing the goods.
All Fall goods are here now.
There will be no better time to
can give. and at
plan by which
This plan
wwb‘.
H. KRIEGER & CO.
" cnu
Assessors’ Notice.
Wu, the nndurntnuod. lwrvily give
notice to all lu-rumtll Illlll rorpornllone
liable to pay tnxrn In the (lily of
flouth Norwoik, that they urn rnquirml
by law to deliver to the nentiunorn, or
(‘Ilhl‘l‘ of thorn. on or lit-torn the let
day of Nm‘omhrr. 1000, in written or
printed lint. dated. ultznmi. and sworn
to. of all the proporty owned by then!
on tho tirnt day of Ilt'ltlliel‘. Illuli. Ila.
bin to taxation. making a description
or all “the null retain. each parcel ho~
inn nettnrmolr domtrlhnd.
N. [LMIIIHUI may he returned to tho
nunennorn. at the Counrll Room, [Inv-
lluntl alreel, South Norwnllt, from and
Including Ot'toher In, 1000. to and In-
cluding November 1. 1000. said other:
to be open from I0:illi to 12:00 o‘clock.
n. on. and from 2:00 to 6:00 o’clock.
p. tn; on Saturday: from 7:00 to 9:00
o‘clock in the evening. and Monday.
Novomber I, 1000. tram 7:00 to 9 p. In.
Conn. October ll. 1900.
FRANKLIN A. romeo.
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w an! L a 3% V. 4 . ;;
GEORGE H. VOSBURGH.
0812i. .. 1 ,
Dated at the City or South Namath, 1000
u... ........ Emu“.
Town
Assessors’ Notice.
We, the undersigned. hart-by give
nutlvo to all pornoun and eurporutionn
liable to pay tum in the Town or
Norwullt. that ”my arm required by low
to dolli/tvr to tho tmeenuoro, or either
or them, on or before the Ilrtlt tin)! of
Nowmtmr. 1000, n writtnn or printed
nu, IIIIIIMI. alumni, and sworn to. of
all property DWIII'II by them on the
find dny nt October. 1000. liable to tax-
ntinn.
N. tin—Lisle may he returned to the
nummnru. ut. the duocnnnm' other.
'I‘mvn llull building. Norwelk, and at
tho Counril Room. anllnnd street.
South Norwulk, from and including
October 10. 1000. to and including No-
number i. 1000. said one». to be open
from 10:00 to 12:00 o‘clock I. 111., and
(rum 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock p, In. all
days at the week (Sunder: excepted)
and on Saturdays. and on November
I, liiotl. from 7:00 until 0:00 o'clock
In the evening.
Dated at Nprnlkwcmnd October a.
wrinnmticno’cxm,
0. W. RAYMOND
1 ‘ ISAAC! amount.
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Norwalk Chronicler