,. .u.
" WINTER sexes and
OVERCOATS. .
PRICED AT :7 AND .10.
NO MORE. NO LESS.
That will make many friends for us.
A timely offering for fall and winter
that is sure to meet with the approval
of many men.
The stilts, $7 and $10.
less.
Every suit has the stamp of style
and good workmanship. Worsteds in
heat mixtures and over plaids. Double
and twisted cassimeres and black
thlblts. black and blue Horses and
., Copyrightljluthlng [10.
No more. no
HARRY GOODWIN,
Manager.
Yuu nail: All Over town.
“i don't see how I ever got along
without Walk-Over Shoes, l'm glad
i can get them in town." When you
constantly.hear statements like that
you know there must be a reason for
it. The reason is that Walk-Over
Shoes lire a perfect combination of
ease. excellent-c amt elegance anti ap-
peal both to hard heads and tender
feet. 33.50 and $4.00.
SOUTH NORWALK SHOE CO.
Authorized Agency,
90 Washington St. 80. Norwsik.
*4..——_.
_ ' BEN" EUR FtOtIR ”
PerBarrel $5. Per Bag, 650
FANCY SWEET POTATOES
................................. per peck. 20:
WHITE POTATOES. FINE STOCK ................... bushel, 75c; peck, 20c
MILK ........................................................ 3 cans, 25c
ROOKWOOD’S 0R WM. BAKER‘S CHOCOLATE .............. 2 cakes, 25c
H, 0.3 OATS, .............................................. 2 packages, 25c
FORCE... .: ............................................... 2 packages, 25c
NEW PANCAKE FLOUR ............... . ..................... package. 10:;
NEW BUCKWHEAT ..................................... ..2 packages, 25c
CRANBERRIES .................... . ......... . .............. per quart. 10c
FANCY APPLES, QUII‘UES PEACHES, CELERY. WAX BEANS, TO-
MATOES. HUBBARD sousss, ETC.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 North Main St., 80. Nor. Tel. 143. 49 Fort St., East Norwaik. Tel. 319-3.
. T i - i 1
her b and la ital thi'
. p ’1 ,1 ' 1
SPECIAL NO. 1——Men's fine black, all worsted Suits. latest styles, single
or double breasted, worth $10; next week ....................... $7.51.
SPECIAL NO. 2~-Mcu's fine Winter OILercoais, black and grey. long and
medium, worth $10; next week ..... . ......... . ................... $7.50
SPECIAL NO. 3—~lio)'5‘ double brcastcd Suits. s It) 15 years. worth $3.50;
0 ' ‘ I « _
m“ ' next week ...... . ............................................... $2.50
D. Gottlieb
MEN'S SHOES AN D FURNISHINGS.
, 11 NORTH MAIN
8T., SOUTH NORWALK.
‘~ .3“ ” ”‘m. « __~ . .-._....- a“ ..-..
NEWFOUNDLAND GOVERNMENTl CANDIDATE FOR REPRESENTA.
CONSULTED. '
TIVE.
.LONDON. Oct. 25.»'l‘lie I’arilaluctr,E it is anticipated that t'aptaln Wilt
$‘iiat5::r0g‘lfiguizlll ”It‘lllli‘li‘lillillllm ()nt'iliigiiilmm 1. Stevens. the welt‘ltuown Row»
questioned In the House of (.iinnmonsI“-‘"”" oystcrman, will I". the
nolnluee
today on the subject of the
recon ml the caucus of the Democrats of ill--
, , ., . Second Voting District tomorrow eve~
gnfltm‘flmfl,mm”"}f,,';,',,,i,';s ”is,” llIllK. Captain Stevens in tile only one
’ , , . , ' lit-arti thus far for the nomination. All
that the govclumtut of Newfoundland other candidates have declared lhcnr
had. naturally, been consulted before“ m, m “m", “f a "W ‘Wm ”01M,
any negotiations Were begun. anti INIH,““,“ fer the MN,“ "m," (hiptaiil
3:21,; :ggfanrfig [32:31“ Disarmamat ,Stcvens’ friends will probably insist
however he added was "it" so 1,mmjlthat he fall in line, so that the ileum»
“am “3 'io obtain ’the‘concurrenc' ot‘ crats and Republicans will be in unity
Newfoundland in n“. Il‘ovisional “(Whitby at least one point. The five cent
I 3'" Itrollev fare issue has also extended
319““ which the f,”“""";“}"“"’ rend(who the senatorial battle Mcssers (is
necessary. res-set or informa-t . . ' ' '.
“on as to whether n w“... not, usual in IIIIHII and itonoian built In int: In favor
mothers of this kind to cooperate wtth‘ . ‘
~.. , , , 'Ihere was a Very persistent rumor
the colonial governments “"""""""'‘about town IDIIIII' that the Democrats
Mr. Churchill said that the questlout ‘
‘IIIII'IIII in t-litlm‘se Edward E. Litll‘hfilli
ought to be put to the foreign sect-o, , , ,, , , , , .,
tar]. II an tnttu‘pretatltm of imperial .LI" "‘IIIIMIW'I ”“I'll‘lili' It" “‘9'"
treaties was anotvt
RUIIIR EMPLOV
eulatlre, The Democrats in a posi-
.tion to know wli-«tlu'r the rumor ls so
'or not had nothing to say about II
,wbeu interviewed.
‘ 25. It is RALPH BALDWIN GOES HOME.
unui’acturlnu officials it is the intention to remove Ralph
lion-in the hours of la- liablwln. the Vanderbilt cup race vic-
’ bar for rubber fut-.ttn'y ctunloycs lust ‘tlm, from the Not-walk Hospital to his
' unnonueh by the I'uttctl Hiatus lluh- honic in Wall slrccl. todav. Joe
bur COMIIIIIW and other cm‘tmrutionrt 'I‘rut'y. whom- l,ot-onmbltc radio struck
in the same line. will rt-suit in taracir him. Will!“ an flom New York tItllIill
Increasing the mother of olwrullveu In ‘muurday and visited the injured but at
the bi; IIIIMII-l.lltl‘tlltklttlllt ltbotle is- the hospital. Mr. ’l‘rucy ts takinn
'llfti‘l. Connecticut and iiinlmaehusetts. .n reh Interest in the lad and has do:
Mumblings, it is l‘iuuroti. redneck the 'ltttbted him by tetlina him some of his
Amount. of time available to the cnu- t-xpt-t'b'nt'cs In automobile racing. tin
3m...oollectlvclr by sixty tilmlauml has also ulvcil him a number of photo-
ilflrs week. and more help mm“ It“ .nrapils of his ear. IIIItt'll in tho elimina-
lion trials and has promised Master
red to lmtlntain the previous out
tlattlwin a ride when he recovers. Mr.
’I’raey Intends to drive up from New
York Sunday In an nnttmioblle amt
'pay another visit to Master lluldwln.
The latter has been by no means dis-
‘tI.
ES HOURS RED-
. UCED.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., on.
laid by rubber in
that thelrctluc
1...... a.-.» ......_._. M ..
“our ARRIVAL‘ or. vessan.l
NEW YORK. Oct. 21.“ Arrived:
er Astoria, from Glasgow.
JOKE. that. 24.~~Arrlved: rtmraut-d in his enthusiasm (War auto
Simmer «Jeslic, front Liverpool and mobile racing, and would be glad of an
a ’ Itowil.‘
tounrlunlty to see another race.
1 Here. This Ill a strictly Mt’l‘
{or the interests of its depositors
‘ I it has accumulated a surplus and undivided nrnfta of 3127308,.
no spoonful safeguard ssainst loss. it is paying tta tlclttlsllors
, I! per cent. interest and offers as safe and conservative an in.
meat for snvl
anae-
ilAi. savings bank, managed solely
age as can he found. tlpen from It to it naturally
it starts an account. ‘
Shuth Norwalk‘ Savings Bank,
MMmmtinnw-smwn or. south Not-walk. Conn.
anathema LOCAL news“
The Roxbury Club will have a bun-
‘quet in connection with a meeting to-
morrow night ntOregory's Point.
Miss Marie I”. Shields, of 5 Hamil-
ton avenue, Is spending a few days til
Washington, D. C. ,
-——-—-
A business meeting of Company D
was held last night at the armory.
Four now members Were elected. A
committee was appointed to look into
the matter of installing a company
shower bath and to arrange for MII~
letics, including roller skating.
AUTOMOBILE :gD WAGON COL-
I i
Driver of the Letter Threwn Out and
Badly Injured.
Early tilts afternoon on automobile
driven by Charles E. Raymond. the
export in tho employ of F. E. Lock-
wood anti Company, the. Norwalk nu-
tolnobilo dealers. collided with the
delivery wagon of butcher Frederick
W. Smith in West Main street. 'the
driver of the meat wagon, “Pip" Col-
lins, was thrown out and his face. was
scratched tip quite badly. Otherwise
it was not believed that he was inur-
ed. The dashboard of the wagon was
broken. the front axle sprung and
sortie of the horse's harness was bro-
ken. Fortunately the horse tild not
run away. The damage to the autumn
bile was very light.
The accident was due to an unfor-
tunate etnnbinatltm of ctrcumsttmces.
The automobile and a carriage. driven
by Blacksmith Charles II). Miller were
going up West {liain street side by side
when the delivery wagon was met.
coming from another direction The
roadway was too narrow for the our
tomobile to pass betwrcn the two ve~
hit-it‘s anti Mr. Raymond tried to bring
his machine to a quick stop. This was
impossible bet-unst- at that juncture
the clutch refused to disengage.
CAUCUS iN RIDGEFIELD.
G. H. Becket: and B. S. Selleck Nam-
ed for Representatives.
The Republicans of Riduefleltl held
their caucus for the nomination of rep-
resentatives and justices of lilo peace
last night. George L, Rockwell was
chosen chairman of the meeting, and
David Workman was clerk.
There were ninety-five votes on the
first ballot taken, and (t. H. liecker
was named for first reprcst-ntatire, Up
the second ballot there were to? rates
anti
ttenjamtn Sturuis Seileck was
named.
The justices of the peace chosen
were [nuts 1.. Yakima Samuel It). Nich-
olas, George (E. Scott, (iilbcrt ll. llurr
(lharles ll. Murehouse and William R.
chlcl'.
.\lr. Decker is chief of the Ritigcllcld
Fire Department. anti Mr. Selleck is a
leading farmer of the town. Ridge-
ficlti is expected to give her usual bit:
nmjority for the Republican ticket.
COLLEGES IN NEW ENGLAND.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 25.~-"l‘he fiftieth
annual lllt‘t‘IIIlL’, of the Association of
(‘ollcucs in New England is to be held
at Yale University on Monday and
Tuesday. October 2” anti :io. l'resi.
dents Eliot, Hadley, Pounce Tucker
lint-kmnn. Hopkins~ llytic. livalnnrtl.
Morse. Luther Raymond. Hamilton,
Huntinuton. and Hall with represent
respectively Harvard. University. Yale,
Drown. liarlultnlth. Vermont. Williams
llowdoiu, litltltilebury. Amherst. ’I‘rln-
itlv, Wesleyan. 'i‘ufts Huston and
t‘IurIt. each of the fifteen universities
or colleges helm: also rcprcscnttul by
a professor in addition.
NEW YORK POLICE SHAKEUP.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.——-l’robably the
most sensational shake up that the
New York Police Department has ever
I‘xpt‘t‘lt‘ltt‘t'tl will go Into effect iomou
rmv when every captain except one
In all of the five boroughs of the city
will be transferred by order of Cour
ntlssloner l‘ilnubam. The changes are
mad.» for the good of the service, the
commissitmcr autumnct-tt today. The
one captain left tmtilsturbeti is t'ap-
lain Schlottman. who ctmununds the
’l'enticrloln precinct. There are it?» po-
llce captains in Greater New York.
MIDDLETOWN RECTOR NOT IN
POLITICS.
liillllilJC't‘tliVN, ()cl. 1’5 Wiley. E.
(‘atnplon Acheson, who tutti been nom~
innled by the Republicans as represen.
taiivc from Mtdttletown. today sent a
letter to the chairman of the Ila-publi-
I'flll town munntttee, declining the no-
uilnntlon on the urtiunti that !f elect~
etl. it will Interfere with his duties in
his church This action was taken
after a talk with lllshop firewall-r.
who advised the candidate to decline
the nomiluitlon.
BAILEY TRIAL RESUME-ID.
MlDltIJE’l‘tllYN, tlet, 25. The trial
of Henry II. lhtlley. on the churue of
murderilm George II. ttootlale, last
July. was resumed in the Superior
(,‘ourt today. Medical Examiner Chief
was nualn put on the stand for cross-
examtnatlnn. his testimony taking up
n urcater part of the morning session.
Dr. (into! low In tit-tail illl account of
the autopsy and the character of lilo
wounds that resulted in the III“IIII of
the fish pctltllcr.
mums... wag...» n... .
NEWCASTLE STRIKERS IN AN AN-
MOOD.
ORV
NEWCASTLE. Pa. Oct. 2b.»»Aimut
ttttl laborers were brtnluht hert- today
by the Carnegie Steel Company to sue-
em-ti the striklmz furnace talmrars. 'l‘be
strikers are in an auury mood over
the death last niuht of one of their
number. who was shot Monday.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELB.
t'AI’II.‘ Ildiiid. N. Iii. ()t‘l. grim-“HII‘IIIII‘
er Celtic. Liverpool and QIu-cnstown
for New Yorlt. was till? miles stuttheasl
of this point at .1:th h, m.. Will pro-
bably dark about ti o. m. Huntley.
Hit-timer Philadelphia. Southampton
and fiberbonrg for New York. was l..
otizl miles east of Sandy Hook at 4:2o
a. at. Will probably dock about, that:
p. to. Saturday.
I'sotl 'l‘o it.~»»’l‘i1e aired millionaire
was observed tojnmp ntmhly from in
front of the speeding automobile and
hurry. away. "You're wonderfully
suite." remarked one who had seen
him. “Nothing like practice." replied
the millionaire. "The man in that
sale was the tax nusessur."»l’hlladel
pitta Ledger.
to 000, and
ther Coffer
‘ . ,t, W V
ALFRED LAFAYETTE.
The death of Alfred Mfuyotte, the
old employee of the New York. New
Haven—and Hsflmrd Railroad, which
occurred yesterday, deeply grieve: his
many friends in this town. Services
will be held at his home, 342 George
street. Bridgeport; tomorrow afternoon
at I o'clock. 'l‘he RorsMr, Kidd, of
the Trinity M. E. Church. will ofhctate.
'i‘ho interment will be in Mountain
Grove Cemetery, Bridgeport, Conn.
MRS. CHARLES L. HANDLEY.
The death of Mrs. Charles D Halid-
ley occurred this morning at her home,
Strawberry Hill avenue, East Nor~
walk. after a long illness with con‘
sulnptlon.
FUNERAL Of“ MISS WHIT’i‘AKER.
'I‘he'funerul of the late Miss (trace
Whittaker was held this afternoon at 2
o'clock from the East Avenue Metho~
dist. Church of which she was .an ac-
tire and We l-lovetl member. The of-
ficiating clergyman was Rev. Edward
(hinnlnglmnl. pastor of the church,
who returned from his vacation trip in
Ohio to ofllclute. The large gathering
of sorrowing friends attested the sad-
ut-ss which was felt by those who
knew this young latiy. as well as did
the large number of exquisite floral
offerings. There. were a large liltin-
ber of school children present. pupils
of the deceased at Center School. as
well as many teachers who hntl known
tutti loved Miss Whittaker in life. Sev-
eral members of her class In High
School and at the Normal School at-
tended and as well the teachers and
officials of the Sunday scho of the
,East Avenue Church. Miss Witttakcr
having been a teacher there. A solo.
W.
l m suntan on? GOODS arose. t
TRIS TRAM & H Y [IT T.
Furs!
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600.000
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NOS. a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
m—
Our entire new line of Furs is now open and ready for your in-
spection, The same high grade quality that has alwiays prevailed in
this department has been maintained in this season’s line. We stand
back of every piece of For that we sell with a full guarantee. The
manufacturer stands back of us. so that the buyer-gains no chances
when Furs are bought from our stock. We invite everyone to make
a critical examination of our stock. No detail of honest workman-
ship has been siightcd. 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,
Squirrel, Sable Martin, Isabella Martin, Japanese Mink, Black Lynx,
Blue Fox, Silver Fox and Persian Lamb.
TRISTRAM 8r HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
Face to Face. was rendered during the
scrvice. 'f‘he rcnndns were interred
in Riverside Cemetery.
MANY NEW VOTERS MADE.
W...
Seventy-Cue Names Added to the List
In Second District.
Dnrinu the session at the liavlland
street police station. yesterday. the
sclectmen and town clerk made 71 new
voters. This makes the present total
of new voters 23]. It is hoped to make
the number an even 300. as there have
been more than that many applications
made.
The last regular sitting of the board
will occur tomorrow from 9 a. m. un-
til it p, m. at the Will] street. Not-walk,
court rootn. All others whose rights
nurture between now and election day
may be made at the oiilct‘ of the. town
clerk. ’l‘he totals of new voters in
the three districts of the town to date
are as follows:
First District .................... 87
Second District .................. ilii
l'hirti District ................... ill
The voters made yesterday were the
following:
First District.
William C. Beck. August J. Fee-rater.
t‘arl it. Hahnel. David ()‘llarn.
Second District.
Edmund It. Alien, Albert .l.
vine. I“I(I_\‘(I .l. Aunt-vine,
lay. Paul .I. Berg. John
tuclen Ii, Hogardus.
Icy, l'atrlclt t". Brophy. Arthur T. (.‘a-
uey. John H. Comes. Arthur Ir. ("ts-Iter-
ham. James R. (lonnor. William Con
uors. Walter P. Cullen, Hcruartl Daley,
Howard Davis, Joseph M. Goodwin,
George 1.. Harris. Leonard J. Henry.
litm'artl‘l.. Htmt, Wilbur H. Ireland.
iiuruis D. Jennings. Irving (‘. Jennings.
tillers Jones. Heinrich I". Kaliler. t‘iar‘
once (i. Knapp. Phillip Kmnbodl, Frank
‘.\', Kroutseh, John J. l.cdwith. George
l.ynch_ .lohn Manning. l’anl Mtklovtch,
George E. Moore, Yancey Morrow,
John W. Mosherp Edward R. O'Brien.
George W. Raymond. Thomas .I. Reed.
Arnold Robinson. Frank R. Sartain.
Howard Seymour. l’aul Sinuerwald.
l-‘redcrit-k It). Sifts, Wilfred Smith.
John id. Stevens. Charles 'I'hlcme, John
.l l'ugvary. Stillman R, Walker. .loa~
I'lih It. Walsh. William Wicht, Sidney
W. Wtckwlrc. flurry Williams. Harry
Ange
Robert S. Bill"
W. illakcncy.
Edward W. Bradv
t‘. Wilson.
Third District.
Daniel E, Aligned, James H. danci-
man. h‘rctl Mayres. Walter A. licartls-
icy. Sidney S. Dayton. .lohn (iambin, (i.
Louis tirtwschner, Edwin (‘. Morrison,
John L. litdcr. Edward Schmnover,
I‘IthItl‘ti 't‘. 'l'obey, Robert H. Wright.
Harry M. Youngs.
M...
STEADY JOB FOR O‘BRIEN.
"Scoop" $3.000 s
Temperance.
Proposition to Give
Year to Talk
A salary of $3,000 a year and work
the year around in behalf of the Pro-
lilbltlouists is the latest proposal that
has been made to former (lily Sheriff
Matthew in. (I‘llrleu of Bridgeport,
candidate for Governor of Connecticut
on the Prohibition ticket.
The proposal comes from a resident
of Missouri, who in so well satisfied
with the showing already made by
Mr. ()‘iirlen that he has also forward
ed a check for 85. as the first install-
ment of the subscriptions he is wil-
ling to make tn furtherance or the
Itlt'n. The heads of the party in the
State held a meeting to consider the
matter. and regard It with much favor.
The Itttler l‘tlt‘I‘IYt‘d by Mr. O'Ill‘It'n In
as follows.
"Ilelslolo. Md. Oct. 0. limit.
".‘tir. Matthew it). ()‘tlrlen, III‘IIIKW
port. t'tmn.: Ilenr i-llrw ’l‘o any that l
have been deeply interested in your
light for the right is puttliuz It mildly
for you have certainly had a very ex.
truorttlmny experience. As the time is
too short to eoumteteiy stamp the
State. i look for your defeat. but I
want the from! people of theI State to
town you In the field, until the State
lattes tln smitten with Maine and
Kansas. i will bn one of a thousand
to place you on a salary of ”.000 a
year in advance. i am sart- during
your tour of the State the people will.
pay your travelling; expenses. so that
you will hare your salary infect. i
should like to name the organization
after you. I shall be pleased to give
with any number of from 3.000 down
pay in advance so as to se-
cure you against. want or financial
pinch. ’i‘lu- O'llrlen brothers did stmtI
work during the ma- for independence.
but i look for our O'Brien to do much
grentar In our tint», After eon ,....
well started. We will loan you‘our Ftp
for a few talks. Respecti-
fuiiy your.
"Juli. Kearney. M. D."
"P. 3. i send cheek tor ftvo dollars
to use for the cause. .1
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v"I‘\I
ii at
FALL IN THE LINE OF MEN'S AND WOMEN
PARATIONS THAN EVER BEFORE.
o
TO-DATE WEARING APP
IND LARGER AND LARGER EACH SEASON.’
THE CONVENIENCE OF THOSE WHO ARE SEEKING HONEST CREDLT. WE DON’T ASK FOR
ANY REFERENCES OR 8
80R. WE TRUST YOU
THE PEOPLE ARE HONESTIF GIVEN A FAIR CHANCE.
'H.
29-31 W. Washington St.
Take A
flfieger Building
SHAFIRO GOES roughness T"! was in the (lily court today
| H
MIDDLETOWN. oct'. sawmills
Shapiro. the boy who was charged with
heimt rumination for the
death
Men who have inordinate gifts rare. Michael London. so the result of the the
Iy have any zumption. til-chum of I revolver tut Saturday,
I ' V A . 4.
is
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EXAMINE OUR GOODS. LOOK OVER OUR STOCK THAT WE HAVE SELECTED THIS
'8 CLOTHING. WE HAVE MADE GREATER PRE-
OUR DEPARTMENTS ARE FILLED WITH THE MOST UP-
AREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN. OUR CHARGE SYSTEM IS GROW-
WE HAVE ESTABLISHED THIS SYSTEM FOR
ECURITY FROM YOUR EMPLOYER. LA NDLORD OR YOUR NEIGH-
ON YOUR GOOD NAME. EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT US THAT
KRIEGER & 00.
South N orwnlk.
Don’t Run to Your Telephone
dventage ,of Our 810 Rate for
EXTENSION iNSTRUMENTS
On Any Desk in Your Office.
Our $5.00 Domestic Extension
In Any Room in Your House
THE
' Southern New England Telephone Cu,
31 Washington St.
- ,, w ”Emma“...
M... m .. .
, and Judge
II’eat‘flo ordered him committed to the
Mertden Reform debuts until he is
twentyuono years of one.” Bhsptro is
of now twelve years obi. ismtiun died at
hospital a few days after the sc-
eldest
‘ititt your tisutthtgt; tufts physical
culture lemme while at. college?" ante
ad the visitor. "Oh" yes.‘ replied Mrs.
contour proudly. "title's not
she can elevate IIM‘ little it
lovely when tilt
hos Sentinel.
so low
or Just
9 cats within» iiwnur
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