a ‘.II‘ w.- OE I . / Men’s Single Trousers all new. this season's goods, reduced from 50c to $1.50 on each pair. to clear them before inventory at end of the month. We never carry stocks from your to year; each season's goods must he sold at the season bought, there- IIARRY oooanN, Mgr. foresees radical reductions are made An extra pair of Trousers are usef‘i at 11 times. Better got your else before they're picked out. 1 COpyright Clothing CO. 6 North Main Street. 300 El! Secure a Home U. ‘ Balance in Monthly Payments. Turn your rent into a . . home and begin at once. I ., see us and the property. Mr. Lawrence Call and 15 South Main St, South Norwaik. DON’T SMOKE ; an Inferior cigar when you can get a ‘ good one for the same pr.lce ‘ Try 11 Roger Ludlow. 10c (The best 10c smoke on the market) Twin City, 5c B. J. REYNOLDS, 'T'Oi.311-2. 12 SOUTH MAIN ST. E . PURE Lake Ice Wholesale and Retail. WBIOOkside Lake Ice CO Office—Foot of Ann St. A. Two 'PIIONEs—ies, 752-2. . BL: giwoon WOOD "’ ‘A. CARIII BETTS, DEALERIN Hard and Soft Wood—"”— Unwed and Split Ready for I” , Family Use, Soft Wood, “.00 per cord; It .50 per “Hard Wood, 87.00 per card; 01.75 ’ per 9‘ cord. , Split Wood 251: extra per it. cord. Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave. Tsl. 207—2. NORWALK. CONN. This New Scieiicc of Ileahng— CHIROPRACTIC , is a new discovery, hailed as one of the most beneficial revelations to man- kind. It is coming to be quite well known that physical life is sustained by the innate power generated in the brain. acting as a dynamo, sending ' ' its life current throughout the physical A organism by means of the nerves hav- ing their rise in the brain, passing ,therefrom into the spinal cord and the spinal column. then emi- ‘ listing through each foramina between each lament or vertebrae. the nerves dam and distribute all the life force in the body. See the Chiropractor and ‘ . ooh: win. 94 Washington as, Haviland Block, . South Norwalk, Conn. T FRANCIS, D. C. Magnetic Treatments Given Also. BOy S’ Suits Were 31.60 to $6. 00. Special, $1. 00 tO $3. 50 . TBOys lines Pants. 19c, 39c, 69c fD. GOTTLIEB Early Arrivals Of our new Fall selections are male ing their appearance every day. Our Tailoring Department is complete with our new styles of WOOlens THEN OUR STOCK 01" Clothing Shirts Nieckwear Hats and a host of other seasonable attire is here. CALL AND TAKE A LOOK. JOSEPH DAVIS, TAILOR. CLOTHIER, MATTER, FURNISHER. 85 Washington St. South Norwaik. iiiiii ' COAL! It is not necessary for us to urge you to buy coal now—the Weather Man attends to that— but we hope you will make no mistake as to WHERE you buy it. Our own stock of Coal is cor. tainly fine and you cannot err in buying right HERE. Personal attention to each order. Don’t forget—we’ re expecting youl TheFerris Coal CO 149 Washington St. if i ‘f“ CEEE PAper FIGURED and PLAIN, 90 a roll W A. Briggerman, MUSIC STORE. Donovan Black, 132 Walhlngton St. Agent for Crescent Laundry. Constable Samuel C, Ireland has a handsome Blue Belt setter, which he “wily-keep unless he finds the owner. The dog was caught in a trap set for it in Lowndes avenue, where it had been stealing chickens. The dog's body is nearly ailwiiite, with a black head. There was no license tag on it. .. and only a strap about its neck. ‘ ing from hand to mouth. A." wasmnorou sr. T‘f-v-The Man with IT Savings Account is able to rise above the petty worries that beset the One who is liv- I . He is able to devote his mental energies to constructive planning and thus make his efforts count for as much as possible. 3' have a savings account here and gain this benefit? The South Norwalk Savings Bank UNITED BANK IUILDINO. Why not SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. and their LOW PRICES, but they are MUSIC stores would seil‘if they would only get that assortment. L. GOLDEN, 68 WashingtOn Street NETS SILKS AND LINERIE I WAISTS This space don't allow us to explain to you the quality. their make positively cheaper than the rest of the HALL—— 3 DAYS -- STARTING MONDAY; SEPTEMBER, 7TH ANOTHER BIG VAUDEvILLE BILL HARVEY & LEE . -‘.-‘ ‘-' " LATE OF DAVID WARFIELD’S 00., IN HEBREW ianRsONATIONS. and his Canine Mike Gardner Lowe“ The Feet-Shifters BIOS. Pike Comedy Sketch Artist. Clifford & Hall ; South Norwalk'a~ Popular Baritone CARL STUMPF New illustrated Song Hits A FINE LINE OF“ Soft 48-50 Wall Street, I‘ ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. Butler Lodge, I. O. 0 R, of South Norwulk, will hold'a session this eve ning. Washington Chapier R. A. M., of Norwaik, will hdid a convocation to- night. Charies D. Kelley, of West avenue, has returned from a visit with friends in Nyack, N. Y. Fred Dickman of 85 Cedar street. has been removed to the Norw aik Hos- pital for medical treatment. The last scheduled dance of the sea- son will be held this evening at. the Knob. Speldel's Orchestra will fur- nish the music. Dr. W. J. 'Trncey. with the assist- slice of Dr. F. i. Burnell, removed a cystsfrom the neck of Miss Mary Hei- ferman, of Treadwoll street, Westport,‘ at the Norwalk Hospital, this morn- ing. Richard Kelley. of Cedar street, uu; derwent an operation on his foot, at the Norwalk Hospital yesterday, the same being performed by Di. William .I. Tracey, assisted by Dr F. 1. Eur- neii Mrs Mary Flynn of Crescent stieet South Norwalk has been taken ‘10 the Norwalk Hospital for obseie vance of appendicitis. It has not yet been decided whether an operation will be performed. Harry J. Donneliy, a former Nor- walk young man, who recently receiv- ed n honorable discharge from the Uni 11 States army, has reenlisted with his troop at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, and has been promoted to the rifnk of sergeant NDRWALK LADIES' AID SOCIETY. The Ladies' Aid Society, of the Nor- walk Methodist Episcopal Church, re- numed its meetings after the summer vacation. at the parsonage. yesterday afternoon. The meeting was largely attended and several new meinbei'ti'I were added to the membership list. Plans for work were discussed and it Was unanimously voted to repeat the "Festival of Days '-' which was given-I MATINEE WEDNESDAY-Children, 5c.; Adults, 10c S___elleck’s WOOLENS (I? WHICH WE CAN HAVE A New Fall Suit Made to Your Measure at _.a 'Vefy Reasonable Price. New Fall Derbies and A few Odd Lots left from our House-Cleaning Sale will be on sale forge few. days.” Willis H Selleck CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT. “41-12:: ' heard and determined at the Probate Hats Norwaik, CO on d It LEGAL NOTICES ORDER OF‘ NOTICE. District of Norwaik. ss.. Probate COurt, September 8, A. D., 1908. Whereas, written application has been made to this court for the admis- sion to probate of a certain written instrument as and for the will of Caro- line Avery, late. of Norwaik, in said district deceased. Ordered, That said applicationbe Ogre in Norwalir, on the 22d day of, lleptamhcr, 1908, at 10 o'clock. flare-I noon; and that public notice thereof be given to all persons interested therein by publishing this order In a newspaper having a circulation In said district, at least five days before said day of hearing. HENRY W. GREGORY. Judge. ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. s9 1t District of No'rwalk. as... Court. September 9, A. D.. 1908. i Estate of Charles S. Byxhee, late of Nor-walk. in said district, deceased. h Ordered, That the executrix exhibit er court for adjustment at the probate office in Norwalk on the 25th day ‘of Septeinbei. 1908. at 10 o‘clock fore- ~noon; and that all persons interestedI In said estate may be notified thereof the executrix will cause this order so ' lingers, of Bridgeport, was nominated Pmbate I" administration account to this ' THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. STRAM a nrA NOS. a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. ‘ from -I to 10 years. . .ii Cadet Hosiery A Scientific Stocking fOr Men, Women, BOys and Girls They are reinforced with linen and every pair guaranteed. 25c Pair, All Sizes Dr. Denton’s Sleeping Garments The Dr: Denton Garments are made from Elastic Knit Merino Fabric, specially desired to provide the most healthful sléeping conditions. . They are soft and durable and do not ishrink. All sites for Children TRISTRAM &_ HYATT,‘ NORWALK. CONN. .. fl-.. THIEF STOPS GUN SALUTER. l ___...- Breech Block Weighing Six Pounds Removed With Wrenches, 1 NEW LONDON. Sept. 9.—Mornl_ng and evening salutes from the big‘cln- Iion at Fort Trumbull were not heard for several days and inquiries revealed the fact that the faithful gun has been put out of commission through the loss of its breech block. At all government posts where daily salutes HI'L‘ fired guns of special breech pattern liiivrI superseded the antique muzzle loudlng style with their dun- gcrous rainrods. The Fort 'I‘I-uinbuil cunnon had a steel breech block weighing about six pounds which was evidently removed with wrenches. The thief has not, been located and (‘aptuin McCoy, III command. is unable to solve the mystery. The motive for stealing the block it is hinted is dislike on the part of some of the soldiers at the fort for certain officers. COL. ROGERS NOMINATED. NEW HAVEN, Sept. 9.—(,‘-ol. M. II. for secretary of state III the Iii-publi- can convention bore iotlli)‘. [in re- ceiwd 29] \OIIS on the Itcount R mistake linilng been llluili‘ lii ilii‘ first count. Percy Sherron has secured a posi- tion in the office of the National OIs- tcr Curiier Company and has begun his new duties. Miss Baud s andBouno Setter. NORWALK. CONN. A thorough Academic Course offered. College ,l’reparatory Classes. Superior advantages in Elocntlon, Music, Art and the Languages. Native French Teacher resident. A limited number of Day Pupils tak- on. Real training of body. mind and manners. The home life is replete with inspiration. tending to develop each girl into a. useful and attractive member of the family and society. Separate house for girls under 15. Applications for admission received afternoons after 3rd of September. CORNELIA F. BAI RD. is COal for the Winter 'don't forget to call and examine our stock. It is the highest grade and it will not cost you any more. be published in a newspaper having a circulation in said district at least five. days before said 25th day of Septem ber, .1908 g HENRY W. GREGORY 39 1t, .ludgcl REH IN BAD VSHAPE. May Die in a Day or Two, Instead of Lingering Any‘Length of Time. Adam Reh, the Bridgeport man. A?” had some of the vertebrae of his b‘ cl - broken by having a cake of Ice fail on him at the South Norwnlk Irclglu yard, is in bad shape at the Norwalk with such success aat year. The same chairman and committees to represent Hospital. and it would not be surpiI-s ing should be die in a very few days, the different days were appointed It instead of surviving for months as was also voted to old a rummage sale. 'batients similarly afflicted sometimes Mrs V E. Cooke, the- president of the do. There is no hope that he will ever society, was obliged to resign her of- be otherwise than paralysed from the lice because of removal from town, sect of the injury to his feet. He is and her resignation was regretfully no- how in It constantly excited condition. (opted. Miss Alice Selleck was unani- ‘Cases of this kind usually develop eth mously elected to fill the vacancy for. the remainder of the year. or diseases. pneumonia being frequent 1y the direct cause of death i ‘ HARRIS &GA.NS COMPANY ‘ TEL. 460. 63 WATER 3T. '1‘) I: most desirable patterns If go- Ing fast and it will pay you to' come rariy and got the best. Compaie our wines with others and you will come again. , . Nothing but the Lateiit Styles in Stock. and if you don't see what you want. ask kfor it. Home Schoofior Suds ‘ a prices. ‘_._ ._ ”-*._ DEATHS AND FUN ERALS Funeral of w. A. Jennings. The funeral over the remains of Wii» liam A, Jennings will be held this nfierndon at 2:30 o'clock from his late home in Union Park. Rev. Hugh B. (‘iirpeiiten pastor of' the Smith Nor- wnik Baptist Church, will oiliciate. In teiment will follow in Union Cemetery. wm-rsR- TROLLEY consents. Will Probably Go Into Effect Monday, Sentember 21—Roton An ‘ I ranpsmonts. To ~ thinla of the winter trolley s1 lieduie they are figuring oilt dean at the South Main street office of a Connecticut Company is enough to cause chllla~: to chase themselves up and down the spliial' column. . According to the present plans. the schedule will go into effect Monday. Septembei 21st This will mean a 40 minute headway instead of 80 on the Darlen- Stamford division, with the out- tlng out or the Roton Point loop. Should there be warm weather after Salts Textile Mfg. CO. ’BLDEN AVE. NORWALK- that date. spéciai- arrangements will be made for running the cars into the Get the Boys and Girls Ready - for SChOOl Now Our Head-tO-FoOt Outfitting Store is splendidly ready to supply you with every needed "wear thing. Sturdy, Dressy Clothing; good, strong Shoes, for Boys and Girls, at dependable low O'ur modern CHARGE ACCOUNT PLAN will prove of wonderful asSist- ance in getting the little folks ready for schoOl. Why hot Open a CHARGE AC- ..29Q3l West'_.Wasiiington Streetw'f’ SOUTH NORWALK. COUNT and prove it k) your own A , satisfaCtiOn. procuring necessary I. supplies. I Point. The latter will keep open as long as the weather man is tolerant and the public wants to go there. MAY HAVE SWIMMING TANK. The Seventh Company. Coast Artii lery. held an important meeting at the armory Inst night and talked over a number of important matters, lnelud~ lug the establishment of a swimming tank in the basement. No action was. taken but this will probably receive important attention shortly. The entertainment committee was directed totake charge of the forth- coming basketball campaign. The mat- ter of going to Hartford during the cermonles In connection with the dedl- ‘ ' cation of the new bridge ‘muld not be taken up. as no response has been re- ceived from a letter sent to Hartford. It was voted that a number of the members go to the South Wilton rifle range in an effort to better scores and qualify. DONCASTER. Sept. 9.—-The 8t. Leg- er Stakes of 6,500 sovereigns about ‘ one mile, six furlonga and 133 yards, was won today by Your Modesty, own« ed by .I. 3. Joel. ._..... ,. N i; . ii -,l '1- “ 1 ‘ V mm No.11“! is,» '
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