tg | At tiIII.‘ APEIIIAI III IIIE MAN AIE EIIII A SIIII Don't spend that $15 until you have seen these 315 stilts. special at They are all wool urneymsn tailored green. brown and smoke shades. stripe suits, such as ‘ capitol be found In any other stores minder $15. ‘ Al‘hey are cut on the new models. in sizes for men and young men up to 46 Inches chest. Every suit In guaranteed full 315 A. value. and every suit is guaranteed to give full $15 service, at just Ne Higher. IIIE AIIPIIIIIIIII IIIIIIHINII All. ’ ‘ liIIIIIIIII IAIII SIREEI, AIIIIIII IIIIIIIIAIII. IIII RELIABIE ' Employers Want Sober Men. 1“” Competitioutis too keen and life is too strenuous for an employer to keep men on his payroll» whose nerves are unsteady and whose brains are not clear. Every line of business is beginning to close its doors to drinking men. Drunkeness is a. disease and like most dipsass‘p—has its remedy. 0r- rine is the reliable treatment and is sold under a positive guarantee to ef- fect a cure or your money will be re- funded. Orrlne is in ”Va for-ms; No. 1 which can be used without the. pa- tientis knowledge! in tea, coffee or food; and No.2 for those who wish to be cured. The guarantee miles to bot‘ l for me. Mailed in plain sealed pooling. on ie- oeipt of :1. White air. free hocklet, mailed in plain sealed envel . The Orrlne Co., Washington, D. got Ed- ward W. Kelley. Jr. 3 North Main street, South Norwalk. pure worsted. ‘10.00 No Lower in Karp Brothers is guaranteed.“ in all the latest shades, equal to custom made. real value 815; will sell Spatial $9.00 at . ................ TUTTLE SHOES for men, the best band sewed $3 00 shoes .. - D. H GOTTLIEB, ll Ndrth Main Street, SPECIAL SALE on MEN’S and YOUNG MEN’S SUITS. ., I have no big show windows. but i have the goods. MEN'S PURE WORSTED SUITS BOYS' SUITS, sizes 6 to 17, two KARP Designing and Ladies’ Tailoring Parlors, 88 NORTH MAIN STREET, kn‘ltckeriliocksefir pants to each so : vs no .. Spec- ifl‘ at. ............. $3.00 MEN'S $2.50 SHOES. special ............ $1.59 MEN'S and BOYS' SWEATERS. froiu 25c up ARAI IIIIINII .III DRESS SOUTH NORWALK. IIEAIHS AIIII EIIIIEIIAIS. Edward E. Hoyt. Edward E. Hoyt died att e home of his mother, Mrs. lra F..}lo t..in High- land avenue yesterday afternoon, af- ter a prolonged illness. Mr Hoyt was born on Christmas Day. 1860.1n the house where he died After complet lug his schooling at the Jarvis' Mili- tary Institute, in Weston. he entered ‘ the drug business with his brother.l . M. Hoyt. in North Main street. Sever- al years ago he opened a drug store in Brooklyn, N. Y., where he conducted the business successfully until about two years ago. when ill health com- pelled. him to retire from business. The funeral services will be private. and at the convenience of his relatives. Harry Whitman Benton. The funeral of Harry Whitman Bou- ton was largely attended yesterday at ternoon at 2: 30 o',clock from his late Special Sale, Saturday, oi New. Music ,2 Copies for 25c 1 Want Someone to Call Me Dearie Sun Bonnet Sue. Always Me (latest by Chas. K liar- , ris). ’i he Teddy Bears' Picnic Pine Apple Rag (by Scott Joplin). Dill Pickles lajmew rug), Don't Take Me Home. And Many Others. New Mandolin Folios, 15c I'Cbasgix. Harris, ,No. 1,“ 'f‘Whitney Warner, No. 6. . 'Star Dance Folio (No. 81.500" W. A. Buggerman, MUSIC. SW35. Donovan Bl'ock.’ 132 Washington St. Agent for Creeperst Laundry. 1.... ”AFM ‘ :the never-chipboard class tags aoopuntg here will win out. Wi‘yo [WAIRINCTC‘N a'r. I I I Tel. 311-2. decision needed by you now? the Man Who Decides? south Norwalk Savings Bank UNITED IANK IUlLDlNO. home, 8 Burritt avenue. The Rev. Dr. Saul 0. Curtice officiated, and inter- ment followed at Riverside Cemetery. The pail bearers Were four brothers-in ’ law oi the deceased. William Godfrey, Edwin C. Godfrey, George W. Stow-us and S. M. Stevens. During 'the ser- vices at the house. Miss Sarah Valeni line and Miss Elizabeth Richardson very effectively and beautifully render- ed “Saved by Grace" and “Looking This Way.” The floral tributes were many and handsome, attesting to the high esteem in which Mr. Benton was held. Mr. Bouton was a member of. Washington Camp. P. O. s. of A., and delegates from this organization were in attendance. Clothes by coming to this store. quality. . tuin their smart appearance then every way. Our great specialty—the best Forty hours' devotional service will begin at St. Joseph’s church, Sunday. continuing until Tuesday. A special program, which will be announced to-' morrow, has been arranged. trousers made. Lake UREIce: Wholesale and Retail. CIRIIO or numm. Plenty of attainment In Main Street. Nomlk, This Morning. Considerable excitement prevailed this morning, about 8: o'clock, in Main street. when one o the delivery teams of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea 0011!va suddenly started at a mad pace up the street. When the horse started the rear Wheel of the wagon locked with van- other leg wagon. This frightened the other animal and away dashed both of them. Just at this moment. Edward Bmwer, brother of Frederick Brewer, who figured in the unfortunate runa- way yesterday, was driving down the street in his team. With an automo- bile on one side, it seemed impossible to avoid having a collision with the racing horses, one of which was go- ing each side of him. ir. Brewer leaped from his wagon and caught the bridle of one horse, bringing it to a. stop, and a bystander managed to catch the other animal, (And luckily no serious damage was one. filioulder Steak. 10c. Buitery's. limo you can see the best of the New Styles designed season“ s wear in an immense variety of handsorrie fabr'Iis of tested —12 Eggs. 25c. l“. D. L & Co. NETS, SILES AND LINGERIE WAIS This space don‘t allow us to explain to you the quality, their ms and their LOW PRlCES. but they are positively cheaper than the rest of th stores w0uld sell it they would only get that assortment. L. GOLDEN; 68 Washington Street 'S ’Do You Realize how noticeable .. imperfect fitting aim or swim is? your SUIT or SKIRT made in Karp Brothers' Designing and Ladies' Tailoring Parlors ypu are assured of a perfect fit. as all work done, By having BROS.’ SOUTH NORWALK. TELEPHONE sea. A IIM ii IIP MEN :HII WISH 8' IIAHIY AI [III E IIIISI \ on will save yourself iItne and worry In the selection of your Fall for this ,m a. It \ou wont distinctive styles. models out of- tho-ordinary, fashion- ed expressly for young men and men who wish to appear young— ,lt‘ you want high class hand tailoring and faultless finish~ if you want garments that fit accurately and will permanently rc- we can plcose Shin—satisfy you in $15 SulE in town. Suits to your measure. $20 to $45. The smartest Green flats are here. Agent for Paragon Trousers, the snappiest line of high-grade i ' g . I Willis H. Selleck Clothing of the Right Sort, 48 AND coward. STREET, NORWALK, CONN. . . PHONE 171—2. Brookside bake. Icc Co ' Office—Foot of Ann St. TWO ’PHONES—lo-B; 752-2. WHY NOT FOLLOW THE LEADER iN THE SMOKING LINE The Roger Ludlow' is A ’LEADER Only 10c The Twin City is an excellent 5c Cigar.‘ " s. .i. REYNOLDS, 12 SOUTH MAIN ST. court-t Moawauo con». 72 NORTH MAIN STREET, Telephone Call 467. Jesclofi’s Bulletin Sweet Cider, fresh from the . mills,_pcr gallon. 25c. FancyCauliiiowcr, 5 and rec. Cabbages, extra large, me each. Native Apples, fine stock. 25c and 35¢ per peck. Sweet Potatoes, just the size you like. 25¢ per peck. Yellow or Red Onio‘s. per peck. 35c. ' Smoked Beef, we slice while you wait, from . .h ..... . ....... 5c up Yellow Tux-dips, per bushel. ...... fisc ; AN AAHO DEGIDES 3quartsDryBeans............ ............. f..............25c ' on to make the FIRST dedosit keeps most men in 3pounds Head Rice ...... .......... . 2.352 But the am who decides that NOW. TODAY. he will start a sav Native Potatoes, per bushel . .. ............. ..‘ ............ $1. 00 Louis Joscloff, . SOUTH N ORWALK. .‘l. and this season' 5 line is superior to any we have ever shown. sell. Our guarantee The manufacturer is behind us, so you are doubly protected. Furs may be selected now and we will hold then) until wanted. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. TRISTRAM 8: HYATT, NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. FINE FURS This Season’s Newest Styles and Shapes in Scarfs and Muffs Are Now on Exhibition. Our low prices on Furs this is seen is the. result of buying our line early and having our choice of skills. The ' same high grade and quality that has made our Fur Department famous in past seasons has been Isabella Fox. Pony. Sable Fox, Black Lynx, Japanese Mink, Caracul. Squirrel, Sable Marten. maintained is behind every piece of Fur we ' 1"tlIlIIIIl"1IiII‘.‘~II . new VIII The line includes Scari‘s and Mutts in Isabella Marten, Blue Wolf, black Wolf. s TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. s...— ...-.... .-.. -..... .... ... marinas water owe. 7. The Matinee Whist Club was very pleasantly entertained yesterday after- tiiiiiiilliiiitf” g tliiiitiiiliilléiiisw noon by Miss Clara Betta, at her home in East avenue. There were six to bias of players rid an excellent time is reported. Th prize winners were Miss Katherine Bette and Mrs. Benja- min Audraws. it was decided that the next meeting will be held at the home I of Mrs, Charles Barker. of Wall sll‘eei./I IN'AI’ WiIII IIII i’tL)I’IL I I\ I) I'IU. I‘. Corkenbe‘ Haymakers held a rogu- MUSIC». LI )JI i- 5 UT it it (I! it W ’x t . .. man, HALL ‘UII‘L filth lit 3 DAYS. STARTING mummy, carom A 15TH lar meeting. last evening. at the barn yard in Wall street, and six iramps,I who were caught stealing eggs, were shown how to make buy by electric light. ~Fresh Ilams, 16c. Iluttcry‘s. Mr. and Mrs. George (‘rosliy \vere‘ given a surprise party at tin-tr homo In Harbor avenue. A number of invin- Singers. Dancers FIRST TIME HERE OF THE NEWSBOYS’ TRIO and Comedians ALL NEW PICTURES bers of Eureka Rebekah Lodge were present and b. pleasant time, with re- freshmcnts, was enjoyed. LEWIS and iiiiiiias‘~ I ”Comedy Artists WILL C. THOMPSON Songs and imitations ~Hotnemade Sausage. 121m. lies- ton Market, Washington stimt bridge. ‘ SWIFT”- and CASEY t Musical Comedians . I This New Science of Healing—t l CHIROPRA TIC 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 tile is sustained by the innate power generated in the] brain, Acting as a dynamo, sending its life (largest throughigt the phyrfiul organism y means of e ervcs av- lug-their rise in the in n. passing Then Drove lo NorwaIk With it therefromh into the spinal. 031"! “A ...—.... through 9 spinal column. on em The Notwuik oiice hiuo undr‘ubtctli hating through 9“" foramlna between I\ (upturid aniAther horse thief. each "swam or "”9th the "9"“ will be remembered that some timlc; carry and distribute all the life force “,0 “ woman appeared at Rcv Soul 0. in the body. Sea the Chiropractor “d Cuitloe's homo asking ior money and | “k “1" she claimed to have walked from New ' M Wuhlncton Gt, Hlvllnnd Ilocit, Y‘oxit and wanted to get to Bridgeport I , loath Nor-walk. Conn She was lhcicfme sent on the train to his name as Shelly and six children' _, thi Noraulk Hospital where they ask; . _ that city. and last Hitting the same! T. FRANCIS, D. C. . dime into town. i ifor sonicth g to eat. a place to I’IIIIIIE Iiii’IIJIIIII AIIIIIHER IIIIIISE IHIEE Bridgeport Man Hired Turnout and I I I I I t I woman with her husband. who gavct Magnetic Tmmnte Given Alec. i 'iny that made tin ll‘ uppeainnic at, ppm"; suns pin Iliii- :rgttzd..:2":...:::r “a; lttilli iii ttiiiti ithc meantime Captain Hunt re- ItPEAiOti adelepbone message from that tinstitutlon telling him about it When the‘ happy f mIIy" drove into Itown the woman was recognized. 'l‘lu tman asked the way to Bridgeport and was direc.ted but instead of going the right way he went up Main street, and was lost sight of. Captain Hunt had asked several ,qucstlons and had become suspicious, .und telephoning to Bridgeport learned ,thai this man had cut a tree down on lFairfleld avenue, and had hired the Iteain to carry the wood to his home ‘and than had apparently started fot a“llttle ioy ride" . Moior Eben Hill. Jr., was telephon- rd to and he willingly gave the ser- vices of his auto. and he with Captain Hunt went up through Wilton and over to Westport to head the man off but. not finding him they returned to Norwalk and found that the man had come back. Sergeant Leatherland had captured the party. ‘ They were put in the police station, and Captain Arnold, of Bridgeport. ask - ed that they be held until a warrant its issued, and they would come after them this morning. m In I: WWW ‘ ~I’rime Rib Roast. 12%c. lluttery's $15.00 to $30.00. The auditing committee of Court Keller Neckwnr. EIrl‘WIIsOn Shirts Nariuk, Foresters of Amerlia, hold a ‘ meeting last. evening at the. quarter: Joseph Davis «Fresh Shoulders. 12c. linttcry's. Prank Andrews, of Elm street, Nor TAILOR. CLOTHIER. MATTER. I FURNISHEI. . walk, has sold his line horse to Iilveryi '5 Washington In}: Iouth Norwalk. W001) W091) ——Elgin Butter, 29c lb. F.D.L. & Co Miss Millicent Jackson has recently returned to her home in Elm street, after having spent the summer with relatives in New York city. Fresh Hams. 16c. Buttery’s ‘ Tel. nor-4. I General Russell Frdst is in attend A' CAR“! BETTS' once agairl‘ today at the Surrogate‘s w CIALIR IN’ court. in Newdtork, in connection with l“fiestas resulting from the will of the Dr. Clark W. Dunlap. who, it. was claimed, was kept a prisoner ls’Ist win,- ter. . iiaid and Soft WoodI e “we Ina lplit Rodi, I'll ' il —Cranberries, 10c qt. F.DL. it Go. "" ’ “”- Lui evening was Nelghbors' Night 50" w...“ W m; flflpu at the Cannon Station Orange and it cord large delegations were present from Hard WM. .1.” par hoard; '1." the grunge: at Westport. nodding. New oer “it cord: Canaan, Ridgeileld and Danbnry, in all Wood mm “d airing about 137 people resent. A 0 time was had, as is it al at. these MATINEE ‘poor digestion. “Vera Ne. 74 New Ave. NORWALK. CONN. meeting. -Round Steak, 14c. Buttery's. .__ ADDED ATTRACTION HALL and STEWART t3»; l . .. HOYT’ S THEATRE. I SATURDAY, OCT. 17. MATINEE AND NIGHT. Now We Have the Best Comedy Play of the Age. Hooligan’ s Troubles A Funny Show for the People. YOU LAFF. VOU ROAR, YOU SCREAM. 2'/. Hours of 80lid Fun. A Sure Cure for the Blues. Bring the Whole Family. PRICES: Matinee ................ 10c and 25° Evening ........ 10c 200, 300 and 500 MISS. CHARNOK'S PARTY. Miss Florence lrene Charnok, of Lowe street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. :olemnn Chamok, celebrated the sec- ond anniversary of her birth, last eve. niug. A large company of relatives, and friends were entertained, and an orchestra provided excellent music. 't WIIEII IIIIIIIIIIIIS AIIE ERIE IIE IIIIEIIIIAIISII“ ' l'ry This at Houston Kidney and Bladder Disease and Rheuma- tism and Note Prompt Manila. “The .pcople here do not drink enough water to keep healthy," ex- claimed a well known authority. "The numerous cases of kidney and bladder itseases and rheumatism are mainly toe to the fact that the drinking of rater. nature's greatest medicine, has been neglected. Stop loading your system with med- icines and cure-ails;,but get on the water wagon. If you are really sick. in) or course. take the proper medi- :lnes——pluin common vegetabl‘ treat meat which will not shatter the nerves or ruin the stomach. " To cure Rheumatism you must make the kidneys do their work; they are ‘hc filters of the blood. They must be made to strain out or the blood the waste matter and acids that cause rhcum atism, the urine must be neu- .mlized s it Iwul no longer be a Source of rritatlon to the bladder, and, most of all, you must keep these acids from forming in the stomach. This is the cause of stomach trouble and For these conditions You can do no better than take the tollowing prescription. Fluid Extract. Dan elion‘, one-halt ounce: Compound Ks it one ounce, Compound Syrup - Sarsaparilla, three ounces. Mix. by... shaking well in bottle and take in teaspoonful doses after each meal and at bedtime, but don’t forget the wa- ter. .Drinlr plenty and often. This valuable information and sim- ple prescription shduld he posted up in each household and used at the first sign of an attack of rheumatism. back. ache or urinary trouble, no matter how, slight. and: ”cm! . p.~4..*. ..
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