SIZ CS. CLOTHING HATS AND FURNISHINGS lllllli lllll lllllllllli. lm Funaral of Gmileib Lichtblau. The funeral services of the late G. lilchtblau were conducted from the family home by the Rev Dr. Macfar- land, of the South Norwalk Congrega- ‘ tional Church. The pallbearers were . and . John Oldenschlager. i F. Kooour. W‘. C. Jesse,‘ Carl Schnub Interment} I wall in Norwalk Cemetery. Mrs. John A. Brundaqs. Mrs Mary A Brunduge. wife of John Brundage, died suddenly this morning of heart failure. Deceased was sixty-six years of age. and a. well~ .Frsnk D. Torrey, known resident of Rowayton. She had many friends who will learn with re- gret of her death. Besides her hus- band she is survived by two duugh hers, Mrs. Lillian M. Lassen and Mrs Cliiford Cutbill and two sons. John and Charles Brundage. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence in Rowayton avenue. Mrs. Eunic. Griswold. Mrs. Eunice, widow of William D. Griswold, died last evening at the resi- dence of her daughter, Mrs. Eva Park- er, of 10 Orchard street. Norwalk. She was in her eightieth year, and formerly resided in Wilton. The fun- eral services will be held from her‘ late residence Saturday afternoon, 0c- tober 10th, at 2 o'clock. The Rev. pastor of the Nor- wnlk’Methodist Church. will cruciate. Interment will follow in St. Matthew‘s Cemetery, Wilton. DISADVANTAGED OF WEALTH. (Exchange) That wealth has some disadvantages Miss Anna. Morgan, daughter of the famous financier. J. Pierpont Morgan. is able to testify. Miss Morgan not long ago visited Berlin. Germany, with the intention of spending several quiet days in inspecting picture gal- leries and museums. But when the fact of her arrival was announced in the press. and it was stated that she 'would soon be the possessor of a for- tune of over $50,000,000, hosts of per- sons seeking money for various pur- poses besieged her. She was deluged with letters, telegrams and subscrip- tion lists, and many people made per- sonal calls upon her. So much of her timd was taken up this way. and so ‘much annoyance was caused her. that she was actually driven out of the Ger- man capital. “JUST TO REMIND YOU" SOuvenir Saturday; OCTOBER 10TH cut up All Sllllll In additiou to usual checks with Spices, Extracts, Chocolpte, Cocoa. Tap- ioca. Cornstarctha Coffee. Etc. There' Is newness throughout the entire store. Our main window is one hundred by one hundred and fifty-four inches of plate glass. which is the largest in The Nor-walks. We are ‘ ' in a position now to exhibit the finest and most up-tmdstc line of Clothing in all the prevaili » ’ Silk Mixtures. Cashmercs and French backs and unfinished ‘3 At $7 and $10 No Higher and No Lower We fit all builds: no extra charge for alterations and extra Come and see the Fashion Show. COPYRIGHT CLOTHING CO. shades of OUTFI'I‘TERS. PAPER MADE TO LAST. (London Globe.) Recognizing the perishable nature of paper of the present day. Walter Roths- child, member for Ayisbury. had spe- cial paper made for his book. "Ex tinct Birds." which will not dislnte grate. This book. which .treats of the birds which have become extinct with- in 600 years. contains colored repro duction of 45 pictures. Only 300 copies . have been printed, of which 280 are ' for sale at £25 a copy. , child has been n member for eight Mr. Roths- yeari} but has never. addressed the house. He is II quiet. studious man who devotes most of his time to the study of natural history and zoology. He had the courage to wear for some time a straw hat. in shape like the. reg ulation silk top but, but he could not endure the attention which it attract ed. and discarded it—nt Westminster —-for the topper of the day. Scott—Truth lies at the bottom of II well, you know. Mott—Pretty damp place. eh? May- be that is why we speak of it as "un- varnished." . PURE Lake Ice Wholesale ilnd Retail. Brooksidc Lake Ice Co Office—Foot of Ann St. TWO 'PHONES—lb-3; 752-2. WHY NOT FOLLOW THE LEADER IN THE SMOKING LINE The Roger Ludlow IS A LEADER Only 100 The Twin City is an excellent 5c Cigar. B. I. REYNOLDS, Tel. 311-2. 12 SOUTH MAIN ST. a ‘t "Meats. " All these things this bank has. I. , transitions at. is that furnished by a long and honorable record. a large money sur- ‘ pins. careful management and the safeguards of stricii laws as to in-r South Norwalk Savings Bank uNrrso saws surmise. IOUTH NORWALK. CONN. lue Scrgcs. Black Thibets. Browns. Olives. HOSPITAL RECEIPTS ”.407. 62. Mrs. Thomas I. Raymond is in re ccipt of a check for 8100 from .a for mer summer resident 0f Norwalk, to he added to the large sum already secured for the benefit of the Norwalk Hospital.‘ This brings the total up to $3, 407. 62. No doubt you think there is a. lot of complaining in the community in which you live. No more complaining in your community than in others. probably. K...BD&L. TELEPHONE ”8. U ‘\ ll tailor. Willis H. ‘we Sell Everything Write All Kinds of Insurance And Negotiate Mortgages Do You Realize how noticeable an imperfect lilting SUIT or SKIRT is? By hav- ing your £3le or SKIRT made in K. B. l). d: I. 'i‘. i’. you are assured of a perfect fit. as all work done in K. B. is guaranteed. Good Clothes ..AT... Reasonable Prices Our models are sclcdted with the object of meeting the ‘ requirements of men whose. tastes are conservative. as well as those who demand extreme Style. The modcr- ‘ ate-priced Suits are quite as stylish as those ranging higher. This assurance of Clothes-character enables any man to dress fully as well as his wealthier acduaint- ances. who pay the extravagant prices of the exclusive We Are Making a Specialty} This Season. ' of Suits at $15 arid $20. Clothing oi} the Right Sort, 48 AND 50 WALLSTREER NORWALK. CONN. WORLD' “II S DATES. ' rim chlssgs-ouralt am router-m. I In WP Ony- CINCINNATI, 0., Oct. 9.——The Na- tional Baseball Commission has issued a statement as to regulations govern- ing the world's championship series: also the schedule of games. The sched- ule is: October 10. at Detroit, Octo ,ber 11. at Chicago; 12, at. Chicago; ii, at Detroit; 1‘. lat Detroit; 16, at China go. Four umpires will cinclste. and attention is called to the new rule pre- venting the paying of bonuses to play- . are before or after the game. TRYING To AWE STRIKING CHAUFFIURS. NEW YORK. Get. 9.--A ruse by which the management of the New York Taxicab Company hopes to awe its striuk chauffeurs became apparent today, when at: cabs, each occupied by two fanltlessly dressed men, rolled out of the big garage in 62nd street, and swinging into Eighth avenue, rolled slowly along the picket-lined thoroughfare. Word was passed along from point to point that the nattlly attired persons were city detectives, each "armed to the teeth." It was be- lieved that with these armed decoys likely- to be encountered anywhere. there would be considerable hesitation on the part of anystrik e sympathisers in interfering with the movements of the red taxicabs. STOCK MARKET WEAK. NEW YORK. Oct. 9.—-luternatlonal ' , securities suffered another violent de- cline the opening of the stock mar- ket t y, t e occasion being the in- creased tens dn in the Eastern Euro! pean situation. Losses ranged from m in Canadian Pacific, to from 1 to 3 in active issues. The selling. as was the case yesterday. was largely for continental account. The market steadied some after the opening. but the undertone continued feverish and uncertain. Mr. Blunt-isn't there a saying that the eyes are the windows of the heart? Miss 0idun—~(coyly)—Then look in to mine, and tell me what you see. Mr. Biunt~l see “Room to Let," madam. NETS? SILKS AND LINGERIE WA] This space don't allow us to explain to you the quality. their male and their Low PRICES, but they are positively cheaper than the rest of the stores would sell if they would only get that assortment. L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street. .S I . T. P., 38 NOR‘JH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. Selleck 0 in Real Estate Lines The JOHN B LAWRENCE Agency 1), GOTTLIEB is South Main Street, South Noivislk. 'mp i Were 31.50 to M. 00. Special. finish as it is possible to fnake. all the fashionable shades; also F $25.00 Rug for ..... . ....... . . ed and trimmed in the best tailored style. Price... . . . . . . mi: LaAnIno Dav cocoa cross. STRAM & HYA NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. SUITS and COATS ”We announce our advance showing of high class Suits and Coats. very attractive and very different from the ordinary styles shown. They are as perfect ‘in fit and Fine Chiffon Broadcloth and Chsviots in‘Black. Navy. Brown and ancy Stripes and Mixtures, all lin- ... .......... u..--......nu..~s.--.. The styles chain are ...$10. 00 to $30.00 CARPETS and RUGS We are showing a large line of Rugs in all sizes. including the large carpet sins.“ of which we have. beyond a doubt, the largest and best assortment in town. Our prices will save you money. Special in 9x12 Tapestry Brussels Rug, made in one piece (no scams). Angular sly-slssssctvsss $116.00 TRISTRAM 8t HYA’I‘T, NORWALK. CONW. He (resolutelylvNow, Marin. we must talk seriously to your father about our-engagement and make him too the niark. She lnervouslylw-Yos. dear; but i'm afraid you'll be the mark-Stray Stories. “Now. remember Bridget." said the mistress. “the Browns are coming to dinner tonight." “Leave it to me. Ma‘ aIn: l'll do me worst. They ll never trouble you again!" J Special Sale, Saturday. POPULAR Q Sheet Music 2 Copies for 25c Kerry Mills Barn Dance, Childhood. Roses Brin Dreams of You, You Can look and u Can Liston, but Mum Is the Word. When Highland Mary Did the Highland Fling. The Lankey Yan- kee Boys in Blue Don't Take Me Home. It‘s Only Me In My Nightie, Down in Jungle Town and many oth- ers. W A. Briggcrman, Millie ITOIII. Mann liosk. 132 Washington Oi. Agent for Grams: Laundry. Quality Is Your Safe- guard and you get quality at this store— always. Whatever you buy—where- ever you buy it—insist up on quality and you won't regret the price you pay. We carry the kind of mer- chandise which we know we can safely guarantee. We know it will afford the purchaser the maximum amount‘of satisfaction. We are now showing the latest models in Fall and Winter Suits for men and young men. We are prepared with the most artis- tic array of up-to-the-hour stylus ever shown In this town—it's a wonderful exhibit of high class apparel. ’s12 mo up. eras sulsrs.......s1.so and s2 Joseph Davis ranch. cLorI-nss. astral. . suamsuss. as Washington as. Issutn Norwallt. WOOD WOOD A. CARMI BETTS. onus on Hard and Soft Wood. Iawsd m Ipllt may on - ~ Family “at. smiled, two per goes; use new Hard Wood. was per card; Q15! War it cord Split Wood sac extra set is ours. Yam us. 74. mm Ava. m. 207—4. seam“. sous. Boys’ SIIits I31 .00 to $3. 50 Boys' Knee Pasta. 190. 39c, 69c EVERY MEMBER as tioa to which each chs it. Tailored Women and Misses The most com- plete showing of Suits and cos- tumes in town. Prices from Is a practical and sensible Way of purchas- ing the wearing necessities of life for or THE FAMILY. Thousands” of cuitomcrs using this, our liberal plan. can testify as to its usefulness. Hundreds of new accounts proves, the ' popularity of this; and the plan proves that it will Stand the searching investiga- new cuBIOmcr Bub- ‘ Young Men _ ‘~ Our Fall Clothing for Man. Ybuth and Boys. repre- sents the highest development in Ready-n sdc Ciothimz. 0 er- coats.“ Raincoats, 29-31 wcSt’Washington Street. 1 L NeI er shake Oriental rugs from the end but always from the side if they. are shaken at all. This New Science of Healing—- CHIROPRACTIC Is a new .disoovsry. hailed as one of the most beneficial revelations to Ian- kind. It is coming to be quite well known that physlcpl llfs hi sustained each mentor the "norm carry and distribute shrine life force inkthshody. SuthaOIli‘OW‘and as N Washington 0t. Basil-sq. Dials. South Isl-Walk. dean. . so; dam srnssr. so. sonmm.‘ . SOUTH NORWALK. l .. ---. ...—.... W1 ‘ I wwwwwu How About ThisPl If this is the day you need Coal. then this is the “psycholog- , ical moment”, for us to rug lest a an int: B": “atria... ”‘3 $3333.33... .... m a“ “1:2" ‘ .q 2:; Emmfi 9011 fit take our word lorr' it— lug eir rise the b . Iiguk eighbor. or better still. cameras.- an. at. at "v my eating throughor ’s‘i'ch between Will you? 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