5 HR A 85" Don't spend that $15 until you hay? seen these 815 suits. special at ' M1000 They are all wool, pure worsted, journeyman tailored. green. brown and smoke shades, stripe ‘Isuits, such‘ as randot be found In any, other stores under Slit. ' They are out on the new models. in sizes for men and voting Imen up to 40 Inches chest. 1' lI‘verv suit is gIIIItaiiteetl full ’15 value. mg every suit is guaranteed to give" full 315 service. at just No Higher. No Lower IHi [HIPYHIHHI H HIHIHII' HH. 5 H5555 Hill SIHEH. HHHIH HHHIHHIK. . f ............S. [SPECIAL SALE on MEN’S and» YOUNG MEN’S SUITS. I have no big show wiiidows, but I have the goods. ' MEN‘S eons woits1 III) surfs IIoI'S' Sl‘li‘S. Him I: to 17. mo ‘ In all the latest shades. equal to’ kuickerbocker penis to each custom made. real value 315; suit; value SIESpec— $3 00 will sell special int at ............. at ................ $9. 00 ME NS 9.. no saoas, $1 59 TUT’l‘LE snows Im- IIIIIII. the Iiiwciai best band sewed MENS and llOYS shoes ............. $3. 00 swsA 'Isas. troIII 256 up D GOTTLIE 11 North Main Street. SOUTH NbBWALIt KICKED EITHER WAY. Admiral Evans Shows How Hard It is to Satisfy a Sailor. Admiral Evans Was discussing the navy as it. need to be before the ad- vent. of steam and IIrIIIorcIads. ' "There was an altogether different atmosphere, a different, feeling among ' the men in the old suiting days," the Admiral said. “There was. a greater feeling of attention between the men and their superiors. and whenever any- thing went wrong every sailor feltithat it was his right to take it straight to ‘téie old man' as the Captain was call- 9 "And a job it Was to suit those fol town, too I remember that in the Spanish war I had two or three of these old salts on my ship, and as we lay down in that southern climate .we couldn‘t keep our water in a dentist condition for drinking. Up comics Ben, one ofguy old sailors to complain . :5. .. MORRISSEY Witt. NOT TALK. CLEVELAND, 0.. Oct; I5.'-*(Il'itllti Master P. H. Morrissey, of the Brother- hood of Railway 'l‘ratnmen, said today ‘tbat he had no comment to make l‘t‘ill- live to the. statement that be was pres- ent at a conference in Washington. when Daniel J. Keefe had been offer— ed the post of commissioner of immi- gration in return" for hts‘oupport. of Tim. “1 think" said Mr Mof'l‘iéfiey “that President Keofes It'tateniont cmara the matter fully and should he sit!- fit-tent " 7 President Keefe save out a state- ment here last night in which he do- nied Innphaticaily the charge thatsuch it deal had ever been contemplated. He deIz-lated that he had always been a Republican. and had neIer voted for any but a Republican candidate for president in his life. I i 'Funerai of charm I.' nomu. Rev. Hugh Car tor conducted the funeral nor can the late Charles .,Howeli yea ay' afternoon. from a family home in Elisabeth street. The pailboareri wali‘d‘ Frank Lari-anal. Joseph Davis. Wlfrot! Budwoli and Ralph Bradley. tinted favorite housed and th erside Comet NI. , i" wf—u—a— ~ , We'd; Wildman. Ezra (l. Wildmawa veteran otthe Civil War. died yesterday at. the Fitch Soidiorti' Home, in Nproton. at the age of 77 years. The deceased was a "‘.‘"‘i' ' member of company B, 'l‘wenty- third Connecticut Volunteer Infantry. The body was taken nbury for burial, wherd he was igm Iiy II well known hatter. i AMERICAN FLEET SIGH'I'ED. ’l‘OKlO. Oct; 15.—-—The American battleship fleet, somewhat in advance of its schedule, has been sighted by the Japaneisé war vessels sent to con- ‘voy a friendly greeting, and a. wireless message received two hours ago l'(‘- ports that Admiral Sperry, his officers and the enlisted men, were at that moment witnessing the maneu es of the Janancse vessels off the to a of Kinshu. in southedst'etn Japan. I The news that the American fleet was off Kiushn was received here by wireless telegraphy. it was not ex- pected that they would be sighted so i'l‘ltl‘ly. They will enter deohamn Har- bor Saturday morning. A numbet of IIIessages of greeting have been sent. out by wireless telegraphy. The. gunboat Yankton is expected to come into Yokohama Friday morning. A reception committee from 'l‘okto will greet the Yuukton. ‘ ..... MW...— SENATORIAL CANDIDATE. MIDDIIE'FOWN, Oct. 15.——At the lleinocrailc convention for the Thirty- tlIirIl senatorial District held here to day Benjamin lI‘. Tur'nei was nominat- 0 Jfo ll. Hirst, renI . one of the do . threat was in ille mansion Ititt 5 st. John's Lodge. A. r. and A. M. of Norwalk. wilt work the fellowcratt degree this evening. Matilda. Johnson, of Bangatnck. was admitted to the orwolk Hospital last night, Itor treat out for typhoid feveI. Tonight's canons of the Democrats of the Second .Voting District will mark the close of the political cau- cuses for this year. Washington Chapter, R. A. M.. of Not walk worked the royal arch de- area, last night. and followed the work with a buffet lunch. Professor Gilbert Neweli opened his South Norwnlk dancing class at Arion Hail very suspiciously last evening. and there In every promise of a most successful season. - At the meeting In New Haven yes- terday of the directors of the State Business Men's Association. the Dar- ten association was admitted to incur beraliip, along with five other associa- tions Lynn W. Wilson. the Democratic op- ponent of Congressman E. J. Hill. came over from Bridgeport this afternoon in an automobile and called In Andrew Mary and other prtnnlnent South Not-- wslk Democrats. Mr. Wilson also made arrantements at this time to make an address at the conclusion of the Denic- cratic caucus tn Arion Hall this even- his. Judge Joseph R. Taylor listened “Inst of yesterday to the testimony In the suit of F'. 1. Jones. of Norwalls; Sylvester Q. Smith. of Port Chester. and Elmer Doolittle, of New Rochelle. against James Green and James IIDI sen. for whom they acted as arbi rat- ors In a liiWsuiL- The latter two parties declined to pay the bill and hence. the present controversy. Judge Taylor on dcred‘ihe attorneys tosubmit briefs. RooIIiIn—Caaey's been dead only two months,~an' there goes th' wotto av 'im wtd a Merry Widdy' shapough. Noonan—Yts, an‘ do ye molnd. she carries it as stay as she hated to th' basket av lnundy hefor' Casey died an ed for tha state senate. :5. ..-.....-. -_....._ A...“ ..._.......- ..‘—_ Mafia—pa...“ NETS, SILKS AND LINGERIE AIS S Ind their 14 W PRIC in Kin-p Brothers is guaranteed. snap I . Duster 88 NORTH MA WIRE . that the water wasn 't tit to drink. "Well, finally I thought out a lull- liant scheme of passing pine; bark and Earth through one of the cook Iroomri. and soon We had water that was both fresh and cold; only ship in the fleett that had it, too,‘ “I had scarcely settled back to take it easy when word Was brought to me that Ben insisted on seeing ‘the old .Y" Lake Ice 9 man.‘ . .55 RH“ mm was no “mm ,1“; . WhoieSale and Retail. so as ed him to come up. He mare o . ed into my quarters, pulled his fore- ' lock just as if he felt some respect fol BrockSIde Lake Ice, CO. me. and muttered Office—Foot of Ann St. “Complaint. to make. sir.’ " "‘Weli. what is art barked back i , . , 5, m m . _ Two PHONE87163, 752 2.. . “About the water. it's too cold. —— —- Hints nIv toetb.‘ WHY NOT FOLLOW THE LEADER “ HU’II! Hurts \Olll teeth does it '.'I ‘ lN THE SMOKING LINE 5 The Roger Ludlow 5 is A LEADER Only 100 The Twin City is an excellent 5c Cigar. ”5'; “’"i B J. REYNOLDS, lTeI. 311-2. .12 count MAIN 81'. Well. go and lI We your teeth pulled. . ' "Ben grinne I'aud hunched Out pct- . Hectly satisfied, He. had had his 5a). and that was all he. wanted.“——New York Sun '.’-‘1' Mr. Dubleywliow awfully manntsh . she Is. Miss Smart—She- is. Iddeed .Dr. Dubley—Yes, and the funny part ‘- of it is she thinks. folks admire her tar being that way. ”Its queer .dqesnt. realize that. people ate only lighting at her. Miss Smelt—«Well»; she's "in to that extent. THE MAN Who DBCIDES Lack of decision to make tile FIRST deposit keeps most men in the never-gotuhcatl class i '.’ Bit; the. that who decidcs‘that. NOW, TODAY, he will Start a‘sav- 1m acroulit hem will win out. - .tmoh a decision needed by you now" i you he the Man Who Decides? - i eISoutb Norwallt Sayings Bank . UNITED nan animals. I o‘l'ou-T or . A... mannish- PURE tailor. i Wills H ”so clothing at the Right Sort 7. 43 AND .59' mun smash. soawsut. CONN. Do YOu Reallze how noticeable an Imperfect fitting SUIT or skim Is! your SUIT or SKIRT made in Karp Brothera' laIsignIng and Ladles' Tailoring Parlors you are session of a. TELEPHONE 968. Good Clothes —AT- - Reasonable Prices Our models In selected with the object of meeting the requirements of men whdse suites are conservative, as Well as those who demand extreme Style. The moder- ate-priced Suits are quite as Stylish as those ranging ] higher. This assurance’oi Clothes~charsdter enables any man to dress fully as well ashis wealthier acquaint- ances. Who pay the extravagant prices of the exclusive We Are «MEIdng'a-Specialty, This Season, Tot Suits. at $15 and $20. «A left his life Inst-‘urancc mon_e___y. -——Judge. a Iv: This a sec don't allow us to explain to you the quality. their make 138. but they are positively cheaper than the rest of the stores would sell it they would- only get that assortment. L. GOLDEN 68 Washington Street. By having pegfect fit as all work done BROS. and Ladies’ Tailoring Parlors. SOUTH NORWALK‘I’I tI'. Selleck we Still Everything I in Real Estate Lines Write All Kinds of Insurance And Negotiate Mortgages The JOHN B. LAWRENCE“ Agency ....-... I.‘--mu... . a... a... . w," »_ .. . m A _. ‘ THE LsAmNo Dav cocoa STORE. TRISTRAM & HYATT, NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. I 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 tit and finish as it is possible to make. Fine Chiffon Broadcloth and Cheviots in Black. Navy. Brown dial all the fashionable shades; also Fancy 3MP" '"d Mixturflt all lin- mm 00 to $30. 00 ed and trimmed in the best tailored style. Price . ..... . .. 5 We are showing a large line of Rugs In all sizes, including the large carpet sizes, 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 seams), regular 1 H 6.00 TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, NORWALK, CONN A OCHENTIFIC RUBE I The styles shown are 3 Know More Than the Expert When It Came to Local Conditions. 5 "We were sitting around the stove in the bar of the little hotel in a Maine town," writes an electrical salesman in the Electrical Review; "when the electric light flickered and went out. From the darkness came II solemn voice that said: “Electric lights all out. b‘gosb, and yet, It ain't blowin' hard either. Some- thln’s happened to the dynamo, may- he." "I had been selling electrical sup- plies to the little lighting companies for several months. but I had IIIIIeI heard this par‘ticIIlIII idcu IprIIssed iiIItt.IIe . llilll.ll(’tl long and loud and was all the more amused when no out- join- ed IIIII. "After they had lighted a bit: kero- sene lamp I proceeded to explain to the crowd that tncundascuut lumps can't be blown out by the wind. When I had finished, the old who who had commented on the. lights said: I “look here, young man, if you knew . a little somethln' about local condi- tions and about your own business, you “(i know that thI air-I 5 III this town ship uIe hung up slut k on th I polcs' III some places and that they fit! to slai- ting in a good, stiff wind. and “RD" they do there's a short circuit that puts the line out of business. . CREPE PAPER 9c a roll. FIGURED and PLAIN 3 PAPER NAPKINS Be a dozen. W. A. Briggerman, MUSIC STORE. Denovan Black. 132 Washington at. - Agent for Cnscanc Laundry. . PLAN ls a practical and sensible way of purchas- ing the wearing necessities of life for EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY. Thousands of cuStomerS using this. our liberal plan, can teStity as to its usefulness. undreds of new accounts proves the popularity of this; and the plan proves that it will Stand the searching inveStiga- 5 tion to Which each new cuStoiner sub- jedts it. ranted Suits for . WOmeII and.‘ .15. . . . Cl th ng iIIIIIIIIIIsIIIIsIIIII an; 1.1.33.8 25503.5 “HA-HS ARE , BURREBI 5 The m0§l c0m_ sgnts tit); .higfiredt ‘ i piete Showing of development '“ Suits and cos- Ready-made Clothing. Over- coats, Raincoats, . Prices from from $10 to $40 $6 to $20 H.1Krieger8t Co. 29-31 West Washington Street. SOUTH NORWALK.’ tumes in town. mm“: mm . 815.00 to $30.00. Kelaer Nsokwear. Earl a When Shirts Joseph Davis TAILOR. CLOTHIER. MATTER. FURNIOHER. 95 Washington It. tooth Not-walk. IWOOD WOOD A A man without a purpose in life is like it dog with no tail to wag. -—PIIil.I- delphia Record. iiiiii How About This? If this is the day you need Coal, then this is the “psycholog- ical moment" for us to eat a trial of the FERRIS kind. ”If yen wanttto know about our This New Science of Healing— CHIROPRACTIC to a new discovery, hailed as one of the most beneficial revelation. to man- kind. It Iii coming to be quite well known that. physical life to sustained by the innate cow's» aerated in the ibrain..Acting as a yn amo. lending I ' ‘ I if th t th I I A. CAM BEm" o‘ngnigfil”;§~“,§,e,;2“§?iL ”SI-33.1.3. Coal don’ t take our word for it-— ‘ an“. IN tug their rise is the brain, passing ask your neighbor, or better still, .. d 30;. w teammate: it’ll s: .. ..... ~ i“ at and‘ 00d! noting through each tormi'aa between .Will you? “ “W Ind Cpilt Ready for each segment, or variant-u. the nerves 5 .. Family UIOI' , 533.1151? «Hi; EEEEI-Htiior'm The Ferris Goal CO Rama. wm'mw’ ”u." :kthhI gun a vii-mi aim. ' 1 5 5 A I n It. a 5 . I I-I‘lt'hlim w” W m’ '1'” ' south Namath, Conn. ‘ “9 WW St. IriItWaodlluxtroml'hm VIII-It No.14 Ava. T FRANCIS, D ”C_
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