The
I‘lililI btulunent
concerning tho (loin-right Clothes.
As to Hiylo and unulity wo will wnr~
rtutt you will find evidence enough to
lead you to our store for yohr suit. or
overcoat, when our tnllormen unit in-
vest a. garment with hand-mnde should-
ers so shapely, well moulded and
everlasting shape retaining as our
suits and ovel'contx. 7.00 uud $10.00.
No morpwno less. Wo cordlnlly in.
vim your inspection.
lot the linhit. (lo. to the
" tritium uniting n.
6 NORTH MAIN STREET.
HARRY GOODWIN,
.-
l
a.»
II
Manager.
FRANKLIN SHOES.
For Men ................. $2.50. $2.00. $1.56 .
For Boys ................. $2.00. $1.75. $1.50 '
For Youths ............... $t.75. $t.5o, $1.25
For Little Youths .............. $1.50. $x.25
'l‘licst- :u‘c strouo‘, nci'ricunhlc Show that will stnutl tllt- linl'tl
._ h
knocks oi school \\'t'2ll'. or other ovcrt' Ilnt‘ llN’lgt’.
Sold only by
SOUTH NORWALK SHOE 00.
South Norwalk.
90 Washington Street.
n
BALDWlN's PARENTS ENCOURAG- I um world of Smith Norwnlk.
so.
Whotlwr it will ho possihlo to l'Il‘ill‘ ~- ~
. A I tho goods of tho defunct concoru out
Tetanus Does Not Appear to be Deve~ ‘.ol the building or not within tln- IIlIll
[oping Rapidly. ‘Hlit‘t‘IIII‘lI mnnot Ilt' its yot nsm-rtnin
Although IIIl'l't' in no improvement :“I
'1: this nl’tnrnoon in tho (‘lllItIiIItlll oi"
Rélph Baldwin, tIlt‘ young \‘It'lilli ot‘
the‘Vamlorhilt :lllitilllt)|tilt' t-np rut-o. ‘ . ‘ .._. ' ‘ ‘
who has dvvoiotII-tl lot'Il-iztw, hiun tutr ‘ ”IA-MM“ -I- bl I‘m'lhs-
ems. whilo still gI'I-ntiy \\‘lll'l'It‘ll. :ll'vt nuinuriu .l Storm-n, n t'ortnor ltfiwl'
much HIK'UIII'JIKPII ort-r tIlt- l'iit‘l III‘II lIl‘lll ot’ WosIon, tiIt‘tI Ill-ti \\I't'I\' :tt hit.
I the tetanus is not inking itll)’ Hll'lillgt'l’ Illt‘lllt‘ in llrooitlyu. tho hurtnl living in
grip. Wilton on Snlurtiny. Mr. Sluruvs was
The- Iad's i'nlhI-r, in. W. H, llnitiwiu. In unit “I tho into Anrou Situ‘uos ot'
the Norwaik IiI'ntitIt. stutotl lnnt oro-flVoston. unit It lu'otlim- ol' llonry l'
. nlng thnt thort- hnIi boon no l‘I’t'lll‘I't‘lK'tI lStumosv .IltHl’IlIl Stumps llllli .1". E.
of the lt-tnnns sunsnis or twitrhiugs Storm-s, of Wilton
for two tlnvs hot that his jnw ('lllllIll~ (. 'i' (. ill Hl~)\'
310:“:‘3: (”Itlfim stun-ti tti ”WW ”WI ’I‘ho (It‘lllii ot' (‘Itt'lstlnu 'l‘lutt‘stoll
‘ \ P. i" . ll‘vIIII-lius lllmi :Ilzotl our \‘t'tll' n SUI)
illg'zylillfiiwia:IS‘I’*“"Il‘:|"ll“;‘I‘I‘B‘M‘nl‘i‘z'l'iol tilt» Olson. nut-It ouo vonr, ti son
9,, 'st'n.‘ ’ 1‘ 1 ~. .._ .. -‘
trouble in outing. llt-isztltit»1tiitinsli I H" "‘m ”i " l “‘1' "' " I ”mm“ M“
. , . I'l'rrrnI-o. 'I'ht' l'uut'rnl iv. totlnv :Iutl tIl.
‘ 3 . , .. ‘. 1 i . ( ._ (l _ l. . . . . . '
“m 1“" “'3 "”‘H ””H I“ ”I l “‘1 .Iutotuu'nt In l’tnt- lslntitl t t‘lllt‘lt'l')’.
as he ttun Upt'll his mouth oul) nlmtu , ~
half an inch. .’\ .Il'IIl‘It‘ tut~ sizo or it II‘I .\i‘2|i.\i. lllv' l.l-:l)l't,‘i.lt \\'l-]llltl.li
I_t‘ttpt)It
cherry can lu- moon by pushing: it bo- 'l‘hv lnut-rnl ot‘ tin» ISIII‘
‘\\‘tvhrl.- \\':I:I III‘III ioelortlny ni‘ltruool
OBITUARY NOTES.
twoeu his tI-t-th
Tho It‘lt'illllh' having illogivsst-tl its Ill 3 o'I‘IoI'II. from Irv. iuuuv in t‘lwru
for as it inn: without tIl‘\‘t~‘IlIIlIIll\' \\t|l'.\t' nut sil'l‘l'l, ltIr, t‘. l-‘. Itittmunu oili
symptoms. it in rt-nsounlily IltIIH‘lI tint :(Iilll‘ti nntl [Ilt‘ Ilill‘l'lltt‘lll Wits in ltivt-I
~ it will nrmlnulh \I'orlt ot't'. though IIJ>I1It‘("'lllt‘lt'i‘.\‘ This will Il4itit.. \t'tzt
.I'N‘rwlll tnko :I lllllllIlt‘t' of iIil)-\‘ lilI'Illll‘tI Nourli. Il'niti'r Florin, .\liilill
It will Iu~ sovvrnl tints lwloro In- “III ‘N IlllllIII. i‘nt‘l St (innit, \\‘iIllnIu Wt:
be out of dungor. rm it null \\'illi'ttu .ltmso,
MUST VACATE PREMISES. i ‘tllvltllttilv: f5 nutcxn, .ut.
‘...._.- i "will" 5. In‘l'lto. .It'.. ”to livi-
Notice Served on the United Sin‘es mt'tlfnoltiintro!‘ lirorgo S Ilim-llig‘toi
Foundry and Sales Company m iv I‘III‘ ll: I [t'ili‘ii lotlu). ilIlII llll IllllIIl
that Effect Today. ‘ ...v. in ht. .l.tl,\ .\ l I-utt'it rt
Notice trim~ Ilttiit)’ sorvmi on IAIIIIP. l"! Nl'llIAl. Ill" JAMES 'i‘. KELLEY.
S. Boers. tho trusttlo of tho IliluIil‘llIllI ’l m. tnnvrui or .inmm '1‘, Kid: _\*_ win
llnlietl Sillit‘h‘ I“ouutll',\ illlti Suit-s (.‘tllll-i u‘ullo-rl to his tIl'ilIIl fi't'hil'l‘tiit)'_ will In
puny ihnt Illt,‘ huiltliuus, (N‘l'llIlil‘lI II.\‘. hold from St. .\inr_v's t‘hurrh. tumorrou
them in Wntor strovt t'or sotlto wow. morning .u it o't-in-k
he vurntvd in ion tluys. 'i‘lu- lltllit't': .‘ .M ._- .
was sorvotl Irv lh'nuty Shoriit’ John W” REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Sculloy :llltl \vns hrouuht throuult . 'I‘u‘o ltl‘lllll‘t'ly gulps w"... rrmrtlrtl iu
Chumlwrlnim ilull null Nt-wnntn. :tt- tho oili('t' of IIlt' town t‘lt’IIi Lvoutm'dny
tornt‘ys (tl' Iii'lllgt‘lllll'll who roprtvsuul 't‘hpy will“;
Fl‘etiorlt'k Ayt't's. III' ilridgvport. on'u ' Williulu t‘, thu- to Jumht Ljnvail
or of tho buildings. I lnud iilltI huiltllunn. Ilurrittt Itvonuo
This prolinhly in out' of IIlt' I‘IUNIllll ‘ \\'nl'.
acts in tho tlrniun of tho i'nitotl Stun-r» I‘Islnto ot' liiltiri A.
Wot ul want it.
Foundry nuchSulm t'outpnny nntl pro-l Stopin-u l“. Kooulr lnnti itllti; huiltliuns.
Ilnhly murkx IIS passing from tho host“ on South Mulu strvvt, I‘lxrn. tl('t‘ti.
,. . .. . . . . .. . . . . . __ f ._
FREE
v"
Saturday Nov. 3d
Handsomcly Decorated
China Cream Pitcher
To All Purchasers of Tea. Coffee
Baking Powder. Spices and Extracts
THE UNION PACIFIC TEA CO.
120 Washington St., South Norwalx. . i Next to Post Dillon.
' Free Delivery.
"Wu ARE "R'IIADY "
ntéour new home to take and exrcute ordus for first-class Printing
of'nll kinds. Added to the high -eputatirm our work has earned. in
the conveniettce‘of the new central location of our office. Prompt
and artistic servrce is our motto. It you want anything in our line.
give us a chance to estimate on 'It I"
THE ELM GRllVlr} PRIN'I.‘ERY
‘ (Old Fuiriield Fire Inst trance Building)
in South Main St. Tc‘. 331.4. South Norwalk.
a: ”at:
H... .
“WOOQOOMOOOM «common»
Q
The Happy Average. '
. 'I‘Ilt‘ Ittllllomtlrt- INIH his money II‘DIlIlIl'H tho unmo- tnt the mutt .wim
' . “I.“ M "“5 "m ""0118". MoIIl men of woulth um nIuvt-u to their
, ant
_ It “I "1" 1‘WW fll’t'l'am' mun who Itl living lnuttlt- his lnmtnn .who
I! “will“ wmclhltm nl lnwrm in Hill! Bank (Inch wtwk. who rmlly
”name My Dill OI lilo. WP, tire helping muny othvrn to enjoy
II condition. Al‘o XOU a (I0,‘positor. here?
' South Nomad]: Savings Bank,
it;
éivifi
EVANS-MEETING.
lnvltntionn have been rotiulved in
South Not-walk to the wedding of Wll~I
ltum Hurry livnnn, of this place, und‘.
Minn llny Muudo thlliflg. (laughter of,
Mrs. lint-hot Wurtl Koctlug."ot‘ 109
i‘hlst Sort-Ilivill’th ntroot~ Now York.
who inunotl tho lnvilutionn. Tho t't-ro-
mony will IilIiti plum Wodnominy. No-
vonihor 21. all 8:30 p. In., ni tho tilinrclt
oi’ the lucm‘nntlou. Mutlluou nvouuo
nntl 'l‘hirty-ilfilt street. with rm‘option'
ul’turwurds in, tho Waldorf-Autumn.
Thirty-third street entrance.
EPWORTHI HALLOWE'EN SOCIAL.
A Ilullowo'mt Isot'lttl wuu givon Wod~
nontiuy ovvulnir. uutlor tint itllh'llil'PI-i of
tho Epworth bought: of tho First M.
Ill. Clint-ch. 'liullowo'tln KillllPI-l wore.
plnyoti null ntl lntrrontiuu program
t‘onniuliug or photo uolou hr Mrs. Imlln
lroluntl itfltl Mitts llonnio SUIIJDII‘; vio-
lin solos irr Mrs. \‘i'ullvr Ireland, and
rt-nttintzn by Miss \’. an II‘IIliou wnu
I'I-tulot'otl. III‘i’rt-nhlnoutn of (who,
I‘oi'i’I-o. IlllIH ntui nmIlI-s \\'t‘l‘t' Nt'l'i't‘tl.
STEAMER BALTIC ON FIRE
LONDON. or. 1!. A Ilisuuirh trout
lxivortiool now that n Ht'l'IUIIS t'it't'
broke out toIlnI' on tho \\'hlto Stair
Iliuo slountor ilnltic_ WIIII‘II nrrlvwl
IIlt‘l‘t‘ yt-stortluy from Now \‘orlt.
»
SavesII
6-5-4 is
tlcularly for GAS CO0K-‘
1N0 RANGES and is
also a labor saving suin-
stit
the
stovebamingbardcoal. It is
better than an enamel in
STOVE PIPES» or WIRE
SCR E ENS; It covers '
more surface, is applied
- easier.drles quicker and
wears longer.
I
5rd Work
prepared par-
ute for blocking. on
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDIIG.
sides of any cook '
in all the popular shades.
Children’s from 2 to 12 years. Misses. 12 to 18 years.
BRYAN ENDORSES HEARST.
NEW YORK, Nov 2—«Wililntu .I.
Ill‘yllll has \vrittou u lottvr to lllrtl S.
Color, borough pronldont ot' llrooklyn.
onllorslng tho (‘lilltiitlllt‘)' of William
H. Iloltrst t'or cottoruor.
"tilntiyn. didn't I hour Mr. l’rlhlu-Ion
Itiming _\ou |:t.~t night?”
“No. lnir ho's too lutshini to tilt such
:1 thing. That wan “to kissing hitn."~--
“hit-auto Rot-orti liol‘nltl,
It in liottor to In» the fourth Min of
orvu n m'lttlilons Iunn who lulu lonrnvtl
IllIlII‘Ilt'l‘ thnu to Wt'ti :I print-:- .
HOYT‘S THEATRE
FRIDAY, NOV. 2.
The Big Musical Comedy.
WEARY WlLLlE WALKER.
if you owe yourself a good time and
a hearty laugh don‘t miss thts big
Show. -
Prices ............. 15c, 35c and 5°C
Hovr's’ THEATRE
ENTIRE VVEEI; 0F NOV. 5TH.
29th—Year—291h.
BENNETT MOULTON CO.
to Repertoire.
, EVENINGS.
Monday—A Daughter of the People.
Tuesday—Faust.
Wednesday—«A Cow Boy‘s Romance.
Thursday-Tltc Belle oi Vtrgtnia.
Friday—Shipwrecked,
Saturday—The WOrking Girl.
MATlNEES.
Wednesday—nThe Lite Saver.
Thursday—Faust.
Friday—«A Cow Boy‘s Romance.
Saturday-$aved From Shame.
OUR VAUDEVlLLE.
The Camernqrnph. latest movmg pic-
limes.
Frank Byron. in monologue.
Latest Songs. beautifully illustrated.
Estelle Plunkett. comedienne.
Our Vaudeville Feature. JONES and
SUTTON. promoters of high.class com-
edy.
Monday. Ladies‘ Night, 200 best re»
served seats at 15c.
"novnrs lllt inn.-
ELITE iSHOES
for
MEN AND WOMEN.
$3.50 AND $4.00.
CROSS SHOES
’ tor
WOM EN.
. $3.00'AND 03.50.
' ‘ Phone 463.
«wnr SHOES nut or,
. ....... u.--" ..._...__.._.-——m
gffiii
How About
COAL
‘ ' ?
lit Farris in! it,
MMIIMWWUMW a. new: Nomi-Iii. Conn.‘
C I Decorated Tea Cups and Sau-
Housefurnishing Department.
'TRISTRAM 6". HYATT.
Children’s illltI Missps’ Cuts Illl’ Fall and Wintulllmt.
We are showing a very complete line of Children’s and Misses‘ Coats for Fall and Winter
wear in original and attractive styles and a large range of fancy mixtures, as well as in plain cloth
Nickel Tea Kettles .......... 95c39 bar's Soap ................ zsciCake Plates ...... . ..... ...soc
~ :3 Scouting Soap . ....... 5c] ' ‘
For sale by Ch”. E‘ now, So. Nor- Wash Botlers. copper bottom. .$t i Fancy Salad Dishes ........ 35ci Large Platters ........ .. ..$r
walkrind MOM“ 5- Pa'm“. Darim Large bottle Ammonia ...... 6 ' EFancy Tea Plates...........toc
A routine mot-ting of Olit‘t‘ Brunch 3 rolls Toilet Paper ......... IOC. cers ...................... 25cI Dinner Set. tog pcs. ...... ...$7
Lotlgo, Knights of Pylhlnu. wns Ilt'ltl
lust owning.
made for tnemhmuhip. The
otllrorn will ho present at the lnvotiug
noxt 'l‘hursdzty night.
I
one npplicntion wns
grnnti
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money
H. Krieger & Co.
OUR MOT’I‘O:
Refunded.
ATRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
WE ARE SPECIALISTS
of Ready-to-Wear Goods for Men.
Women and Children.
29-31 West; Washington Street. South Norwalk, Conn.
A Great Caminal of Bargains
400‘.
r
.0.
3200‘
~m».-....... ._.. ..... ,..,....... A.“ -.w -... .
.You‘ can bun at this sale anulhina uou like and have print purchases charged.
in Children’s Coats.
We have had the good fortune to come across a big lot of Coats for little girls.
We have bought the entire lot. and it will be pour coodlortune
to obtain one or two oitbese Coats for uout girls at an unusuallu low price
Bring uour girls here tomorrow and have them fitted. You will save about one-
third item the regular prices that other stores charge for the same stood; and
besides uou will have the lamest assortment to select itom that nou ever saw.
‘ Astrakban. Cordurou. Plush. Velvet.
Serge, Broadciotb. andKerseu. *Colors: White. Reseda. Blue. Brown. Red and
Also a large assortment of Infants" Lona Coats. made of the finest
ages I. to 12.
We have them in the following cloths:
Grail.
white textures.
:c-cuaotxmno
o
' ( . . g
X
a
1'
i
g
“l
n
("Z'C'r . n
I
{'04:
3012-00.
“003: .“DCO’wtr’flOCW ' J‘
. SPECIAL HATS FOR GIRLS.
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS. 50c.
50c. -
a
To make this a very busy Sat-
Our entire stock of Girls‘ Hats urdny we will cell :5 dozen new
—-Cheycnne Hats. all colors. Fail Waistu. regular prices 75c
worth 75c to $1. and $I.oo.
Spuial lumprrow. 500. Special Iomotrow. 500.
SPECIAL BOYS OVERCOATS
full width.
LADIES' COATS. $7.98.
Special for tomorrow.~about 50
Long Tourist Coats. 48 inches
long. black and plaids: also gray
stripes. A most remarkable bar-
gain. Come in and look at them.
as seeing is believing.
Special lomprrpw. $7.98.
A. great many Boys' Coats we
expect to sell tomorrow. Prices
all marked down. for tomorrow's
sale. Age: from 4 to 16.
from $3.98. . Upwards,
BLACK MERCERIZED PET-
TICOATS. see.
A moat extraordinary bargain.
Good quality Black Sateen. with
broad accordeon ruffle on bottom.
Special lomormw. 500.
SQUIRREL MUFFS AND
SCARFS.
We will sell special for tomor-
row one doren net: of the but
quality squirrel new. large alto
muffs and large lite utole.
for $i5 pair Saturdtiy
Then Set: on worth he.
settling lJOll bill in easu ivceklu or monthlti Dattments.
. . I
-KRIEGER a. co.
.. ..I .
v‘..4
MI»: ..
Norwalk Chronicler