. of her success.
during the service:
' My Soul.
T Hi H $15
SIIH
f'illl
rl-
\
2 MPH I
8000 III
They are all wool,
journeyman tailored. green, brown and
size
inches chest.
it]
value, and every suit is guaranteed to
give full 815 service. at just.
I :HHPHHIHHimHelHlHlHi III.
ii HHHlH MHIH SlHill SHHlH HHHWHlH.
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HHHH SHH
Don‘t spend that ‘15 until you have
seen these 815 suits. special at
$10.00
pure worsted,
suits, such as
other stores
Ike shades, stripe
not be found in any
under 815.
hey are cut on the new models, in
s for men and young men up to it;
very suit is guaruutccd full 815
I10.00
No Lower
MEN‘S PURE WORSTED SUITS
in all the latest shades, equal to
custom made, real value 815;
will sell special ‘
.. ................. $9.00
.1 TUTTLEhS ‘llOLS for men, the
best hand sewed
shoes .... ......... $3. 00
ll North Main Street,
—‘
Mrs. Nellie C. ic‘rltceu I toImer Ies
ident of The Nth-,walks SIE‘HL a tow
, hours in town yeslI-I'uIiuI while on her'
way from New York to New ileti’i’ord.
Mass, where she has soc Ined ii, resporr
.slbie position at a. high stllan. Mrs
Frltces is well known and popular in
The NOIwalks and hid mnuy blends
and acquaintances will be glad to hear
Mrs. Fritccs was for«
meriy the-wife. of George A. iI‘rltch-I.
the (anions Pinkerton detective.
There will be an illustrated lIII-iIu'II.
illustrated by stI-rIIoleI-on views on
the Old Testament IielichcIl by the
pastor, Rev. Wm St A. Lthh. Sunday
evening. at the Knight Street A. Mi
Church. Among some of the special
. views that will he exhibited on the. can
Vita are the following: Noah‘s Ark,
Pharaoh's daughter saving Moses.
Daniel 1 the lions don, three childrcn
in the fiery i'uruIII-e, Bcltshnzur's
tent, Jonah and the whole The. fol-
iowlng illustrated hymns will be sung
Jesus, Lover oi,’
Throw Out, the Life. Line.
Where is My Boy Tonight?
Special Sale, Saturday, of
New Music
2 Copies ior 25c
I Want Som Ione to Call Me ilcnIle.
Sun Bonnet he
Always‘ Me tlatest by Chas. K. liar-
rls)
The Teddy llcnls‘ Picnic.
Pine Apple ling (by Scott Joplin).
Dill Pickles In new rust.
9 Don’t 'rflkt Me Home.
. \IIIl \iahy Others.-
New Mandolin Folios, 15c
Chen. K. Rants. No. 1. ’
Whitney Warner, No Ii.
Star Dante Folio (No. '81 50c ‘
‘ W A Buggerman,
muslc cross. I '
Donovan Black
‘ i , Agent for (Inseam Laundry.
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t
SPECIAL SALE on MEN’S and
' YOUNG MEN’S SUITS.
l have no big show windows, but i have the goods.
'7.D GOTTLIEB,
, 132 Wallilngton 8t.
BOYS' SUITS, siZes ii lo 17, twfl
khickerbocker pants to each
HI‘I"IPI"T‘.".'T'.‘.’TISlit"; $3. 00
MENS 1.50- SHOES $1
Mla‘N' S and litli' S' 250 3‘9)
spec lal.
SWEATERS, from
sourn NORWALK.
A young Socialist orator from New
York. spoke last night to a small
crowd in Railroad avenue, heart the
corner of Washington street, for ithout
two hours. The. young man expounII~
ed the socialist doctrine, and emphat—
ically denounced the imprisonment of
'is now imprisoned nt Carson City. Cop-
ieH or Sociallstic prIIpaganIla were dis-
tributed among the. I‘uemhers of the
speaker's hearers.
A special rcltcansal of
Rider Glee Club will he held tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o “:IloI k sharp. at iloyt 3
Theatre. Leader 1“! ed .1. )‘Ihce desires
the, pIesenIo of every member who
sun possibly attend lot this will be
‘Ihc last rehearsal before the big rally.
Monday night, when Congressman P).
‘J. 11111 will speak, and there will. be
campaign music by the Tippecanoe
Chorus, of Bridgeport, and the Rough
Rider Glee Club. of South Norwaik.
I
Preston, the Socialist candidate who
the Rough
98 WashiugltOIi'StreeI, South Norwaik
.POSITIVELY .No '
. Refunds or Exchanges
PURCHASED AT
Tonight and Monday
i
i A. Laét
i 9 . 0i“
All Goods Sacri 'ced Regardless
THIS SALE
Cali
oSt.
in KIIIp Brolhem is guaranteed. ,
88 NORTH MAIN STREET.
WAISTS
This space don‘t allow us to explain ‘to you the quality. their make
and their LOW PRICES, but they are positively cheaper than the rest of the
stores would sell it they would only get that assortment
L. COLDEN, .68 Washingtg, '0 Street.
Do You Realize.
how noticeable an imperfect. tilting SUIT or SKIRT is?
your Slll'l‘ or SKiR’i‘ made in Karp Brothers‘ Designing and indies'
'luiloIiug Parlors you are assured of a perfect. tit, as all work done
TELEPHONE 968,
.‘L,
and this season's line is superior 'to any
sell.
Isabella Fox.
Sable Fox.
Japanese Mink,
Squirrel,
lI‘urs may he selected now and we will hold them until wanted.
“mm. 0:31. It. Igor. .
w. m n... M... .... w». ..,,
We have over shown.
Pony,
Black Lynx.
Caracul,
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM SI 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 iI‘urs tillsseasoh is the result “1' buying our line early anti having our choice of skins.
same high grade and quality that has made our Fur Department It'amous in past seasons has been
.. m", “on“... .......
The
maintained
Our guarantee is behind every filece III' For we
The manufacturer in behind us. so iron are doubly protected. -
The line includes Scarfs and Mutts in
Isabella' Marten,
Blue Wolf.
Black Wolf.
Sable Marten,
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
IIIIPIIIIIIIIII
How About This?
- If this is the"; day you need1
Coal, then this Is the “psycholog-
ical moment" for us to suggest a
trial of the FERRIS kind.
If you want to know about our
Coal don’t take our word for it—
ask your neighbor, or better still,
try a ton.
, Will you?
a
By having
BROS.’
Designing and Ladies' Tailoring Parloi‘s,
SOUTH NORWALK.
H] DRESS
(‘ioIhes hy coming to this store.
~._...
PURE
ake Ice
Wholbsale and Retail.
Office—Foot of Ann St.
Brookside Lake Ice Co
TWO 'PHONES—lbIS; 752-2.
lime you (an no?
fit’astlll 8 W96“ Ill ill
quality.
It you want distinctive styles
every way.
trousers made.
,Iwnv NOT FOLLOW THE LEADER
IN .THE SMOKlNG LINE
The Roger Ludlow
is A LEADER
Only 10c
The Twin City is an excellent
5c Cigar.
0.1.1.) REYNOLDS,
1 Tel. 311-2. 12 SOUTH MAIN ST.
THE M N WHo chIpEs
back at decision to make the
. he novel getehcud class
FIRST deposit keeps nest men in
But the nan whc. decides that NOW, TODAY. he will start a sav-
é ’ 9 ccount ere will win Inrt.
such If decision needed ”by
I
you now?
Will 308‘ be the ,‘Man Who Decides?
South Norwaik Sayings Bank .9
UNIT ED HANK BUILDING-
..mamuoron 0.3.. _
count. honwaLK. CONN.
Willis H.
y .
The weather of the past two or three.
day. and especially yesterday was an
anomaly. From henvy’ white fronts
the weather man hub to ned ix) ether-
eal spIing zephrys and his oaprice has
had such an effect, that grass is spring-
ing up around the parks and lawns as
in May. it the Weather man will only
keep up the good work, the farmers
will be able to gather another harvest
of hay and the dahb vr in market gar-
dens another crop vgetuble‘a.
~Browu Derbiesp 0 rich.
Mfs. Mary llansotfivialiey, II niece
01 demd Malloy, tilt} dry 'goods racc-
chsnt of New Haven, widow of
M. w. Motley, «New York. is not ex-
pooled to hrs at her apartments in
South Norwaik. Site III suffering from
heart disease tier don h Edward Mal-
ley 'p draughtaman in the Norwaik
iron Works. Mrs. Motley formerly
lived in Bridgeport, and has many
irienda who will greatly regret her
serious condition} * “
the best of the
iIIIIncnse variety of handsome. fabrics of tested
'Soulhi
hours in Film atmt. Norwaik. .
a; . LL-.. "—-
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I IIIIIII HP.
liRHliYHHHHHiHWHHWISH
‘ SlYHSH -
II IIIIII In
You will save yourself time and worry in the selection of mm Full
New Styles designed for this
mOIlcls out- 01- the-ordinary, fashion-
ed expicssly I0I young men and men who wish to appear young—
if you want high- class hand tailoIing and faultless finish—
it you want garments that. lit. accurately and will permanently re
lain thciI shunt appearance, then we can phase you—satisfy you in
Cm grout specialty—tho best 315 Suit, in tow.u
Suits to your measure, $20 to $45. ‘
The smartest Green Hats are heIeJ
Agent for Paragon Trousars, the.
snappicst line of high-grade
Selleck
Clothirig of the Right Sort,
48 AND 50 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CONN.
PHONE 171...2.
WORK FOR THE YOUNG MEN.
Last owning the. young men of tho
orwalk Congregational Church
met in conference with Dr. Macfarluud
regaiding the work of the young men
and boys in connection with the
chthoh. it was the sense of the meet
ing that ways hauid be ton} Id. by
which the boys film young men should
have. It larger l t in the life. and sen
vice of the chufch. it was decided to
request the new assistant Theodoie RI
Ruthie III take charge of the nIntteI.
'l' he val lous looms of the church were
looked met by Ithose present with re-
gold to the selection of one of them
for this purpose. The meeting adjourn
cd until next Saturday evening when
the boys and youdg men of the parish
will meet to confer further with Mr
Fav.ille ' 9 '
Judge Ass 3. Woodward is able to be
out again after a short illness at his
TheFer’ris Coal Co
149 Washington St.
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POPULAR
WITH l iii.
lliil Bl'LK
3 DAYS. STARTING THURSDAY, Coroner 15TH
SOUTH
HORWALb
CONN.
“P CIL iVL VAN“ ICU!
FIRST TIME HERE OF THE
NEWSBOYS’ TRIO
Singers, Dancers and Comedians
_____ALL NEW PICTURES
LEWIS“ and HUMES ‘
Comedy Artists
sw1rr and easy? i
Musical Comedians
MATINEES
WILL C. THOMPSON
Songs and imitations
ADDED ATTRACTION
HALL and STEWART
1 0 ¢
VVE 1:).
93.0.12
This New Science of Heahng—
CHIROPRACTIC
Is a new discovery, hailed as one of
the moat. beneficial revelations to man-
kind. lt is coming to be quite well
known that physical life la sustained
by the Innate power generated in the
brain, Acting as a dynamo. sendan
its his current throughout the physical
organism by means of the nerves hav-
ing their rise in the brain, passing
therefrom into the spinal cord and
through the spinal column, than emi-
natlng through each ioramin etweeu
each segment or vertebrae, th nerves
carry and distribute all the life force
in the body. See the Chiropractor and -
ask why.
04 Waahtngton In. Havu’and omit,
Ooutn Norwaik, Conn.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
Magnetic Treatment. lean A130.
HE MAN who knows
us never bothers him-
self wondering wheth-
er the garment he selects
is well made and will give
satisfaction. He’s had proof
that everything we sell is
good —- good cioth, good
tailoring, good style;
Fall Suits
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liHil HHHHES
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwaik, ss., Probate
Court. October 1. A. D., 1908.
Estate of Caroline Arery,1ate of
Norwaik. in said district, dchased.
The Court (if Probate tor the ills
lowed six months from the date hereof
lIiblt their claims for settlemean
Those. who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said tithe. will he debarrcd a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate Int-I
requested to bloke immediate puI-
hIeht to ‘ ‘ 7" I‘
.- My“, W. 11. STOWE.
03 10 17 Executor.
HillHl iHH iHHiHHiS.
Oscar F. Jennings.
Oscar F‘. Jennings. aged 76. a voter
an of Company C, First Connecticut
Volunteer infantry. died yesterday at
the Pitch Soidlers' Home.- Noroton
The body was tuken‘lo Dunbury today
for burial.
TRUSTEE FOR BURGER ESTATE.
Attorney Louis Coldschmidt, oi Nor-
waik, was appointed trustee of the
bankrupt estate of Elsworth llurger, ot'
\orwulk Insterday, by Referee in
Bankruptcy John W. Banks, in Bridge-
pint. upon the recommendation of the
majority of cr'ediiois. Burgers lia
ln'llties amount to about $8.000, with
assets or 82,000, some of which are {cur
ed to he uncolleclable. The referee's
bond was fixed III $1,000.
‘10 the Bomd of County Commission-
ers of Fairiield County.
$12.00 to $25.00 I
our line of LEATHER
GOODS and TRUNKS
is the best in The Norwalks.
Joseph Davis
TAILOR. cLorNIsn, HRI'TIR.
ruauiahsa.
05 Washington IL. loath Norwaik.
'o
i hereby apply for a license to sell
Spiritnous and intoxicating Liquors,
Ale, Lager Beer, Rhine Wine and C1-
der, at 21 Ely: avenue, Town of Nor-
walk.
My place of business is not located
within 200 loci; in a direct line of a
Church Editice, Parochial School or
Public School house. or the premises
pertaining thereto, or any Post Oiiice,
Public Library cl Cemetery
Dated at Norw,nlk this 9th day of
October A. .D' 1908
PAUL LENGYEL.
Applicant.
We, the uuchsigncd, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law, or the
Town of Norwaik, hereby endorse the
application of the above named
Paul Lengyel
WOOD weal)“
A. gAItMIaErrs. ..
DEALER IN
iiard and Soft wood,
Sawsd and Split Ready for
Family Una.
Soft Wood, 00.00 per earth-81.50 per
‘Acod
hurd'WooiI, 07.00 per card: 01. 75 per
1.4 cord.
Split Wood, 250 extra per X chrd.
Yard No. 74 Nawtbwn Ava.
.Tal. 207-2. honwKLK, court.
I
for such license and we do severally
certify eacli for himself that. we are
{taxpayers upon real estate situated in
said Town of Norwalk, and that we
have not endorsed the application of
any other person for a license to sell
spirituous and intoxicating liquors dur-
ing the enaulng license ear.
pitted 2t. gorwaik, th 9th day of
October, .. 1908 .
Samuet; Schwartz, William Shana~
ban, Daniel Levay, Daniel F. Vadas,
Joseph Lohotaky. -
I hereby certify that the above dam:
ed endorsers are electors and‘taxpay-
era as defined by km. of the own of
Norwaik. and that they have signed
no other application.
Dated at. Norwaik. this 9th day of
October, A D. 1908.
for the creditors of said estate to ex .
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HERBERT B. SMITH.
010 17 -0 Town Clerk.
010 17
HOYT’S THEATRE.
SATURDAY. OCT. 17.
MATINEE AND NlGHT.
Now We Have the Best Comedy Play
of the Age..
Hooligan’ s
Troubles
A Funny atom for the People.
YOU LAFF.
YOU ROAR.
YOU SCREAM.
Houra of 89ild Fun.
tire Cure for the aluea.
Bring the Whole Faihlly.
PRICES:
Matinee ................ 10c and 250
Evening ....... .10c, 20c, 30: and 500
A
Nomaiks water supply is rapidly
diminishing Scott’s reservoh is prac-
Ilcully my and Gr‘upes is becoming
quite Ion. About 8 or 9 inches of unt-
er are being drawn each day. and at
a rough estimate it is thought that;
{Ibout two ox three weeks supply is
oil
The injunction case of William H.
Bylngton versus Heurx Coleburn is up
again today before the Superior Court.
at Bridgeport. in the meantime, until
II decision is handed down. work on
Mr. Colebhrn's new building over the
Noiwnik var, is at It stahdstill.
At the last meeting gt the Yale Bu-
glo Fife and Drum Corps. it was de-
cldcd to enlarge the corps. Any per-
son understanding drum corps walk, , "
wishing to become It Members, can do
so by applying At the So So Club
rooms 3 lexjngton avenue, Monday.
October l9 , I, .
'i‘o‘the Board of Con y Commission
era 01’ Fairfleld CI Iz-tnty
l hereby apply for a. license to- sell
Spirituous and intoxicating, Liquors.
Ale. Lager Beer. Rhine toe and Ci-
der, at corner Ferris an Connecticut
avenues. Town of, Norwaik.
My place of business is not located
within 000 feet in a direct line of a
Church Edince. Parochial School or
Public School-house! or the premises
pcrtdining thereto, or any Post Oliice,
PubliI l ibrary or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwaik. this 5th day of
October, A. D, 1908:
. JOHN F. CIIRNYN.
Applicant.
We, the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law, of the .
Town of No walk, hereby endorse the
IIpIIliIIItinI of the above named
.iohn F. Cnrnyn,
for such license and We do severally
certify each [0r himself that we are
tavnavnrs upon real estate situated in
said Town of Norwaik, and that we
have not endorsed the application of
any other person for a license to sell
spirituous audIiutoxicating liquors dur- .
ing the smug; enae year.
Dated at N k, this 5th day of
Niober, A. D., 1908
James Smith, P. F. Skidd. John P.
Murphy, Edward Cahill Matthew J.
McGovern.
I hereby certify that the above nam-
e’d endoraera are electors and taxpay-
era as defined by law. of the Town or
Norwaik. and that they have signed
no other application.
Dated at. Norwaik, thla 6th day of
Oetober,A.D.,1908.
. HERBERT R. filfii'i‘ti.
““9th 'itowu Clark,
Norwalk Chronicler