.- ' .‘ THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM & HYA
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 season is the result of buying our line early and having our choice of skins. ’I‘ho
samehlgh grade and quality that has made our Fur l)(.-partmcnt. famous lnlpast seasons has been maintained
and this season‘s line is superior to any we have ever slIown. ()ut‘ guarantee is behind every piece of For we
sell. The manufacturer is behind us, so you are doubly protected.
Furs may be selected now and we will hold them until wag/ted. The line includes Scarls and Mutts in
: Charles .I. Mintz
93"““WI’s1iingtor“street, 5...", NW“,
TONIGHT.
LAST CALL
Gjoods at Your
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Don’t spend that $15 until you have
seen these $15 suits, special at
I10.00
' They are all wool, pure worsted,
journeyman tailored. green, brown and
smoke shades, stripe “suits. such as
No
Every suit is guaranteed full $15
value, and every suit is guaranteed to
give full $15 service, at just
- I10.00
Higher. N0 Lower
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SPECIAL SALE on MEN’S and
YOUNG MEN’S SUITS.
I have no big show windows, but I have the goods.
MEN'S PURE WORSTU D SUITS
in all the latest shades, equal to
custom made, real value $15:
will sell special $9 00
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TUTTLE SHOES for men, the
best band sewed $3 00
shoes .............
BOYS' SUITS. sizes 6 to 17, two
knickerbocker pants to each
PH‘IIIVPII‘I’II.III"? $3.00
MEN’S $2.50 SHOES, $1 59
25cup
special ............
MEN'S and BOYS’
SWEATERS, from
D. GOTTLIEB,
11 North Main Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
Own Price
This Great Sale Ends Tonight.
Everything Must Be Sold.
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NETS, SILKS AND LINGERIE
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 Bet that assortment.
L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street.
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Do You Reallze
how noticeable an imperfect fitting SUIT ’or SKIRT is? By having
your SUIT or SKIRT made in Karp Brothers’ Designing and Iaultes'
Tailoring 'Pnriors you are assured of a perfect. fit, as all work done
in Karp Brothers is guaranteed.
KARP BROS.’
Designing and Ladies‘ Tailoring Parlors,
ea soars MAIN STREET, souTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 968. I; .
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ORDER Oh NOTICE
District of Norwalk, as.
Court, October 17, A. 1).,1908.
Estate of Margery A. Ansley, late
of Norwaik in said distr,ict deceased.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this court praying this
court to ascertain and determine the
,. distributees of said estate under the
.will of said deceased:
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined At the Probate
Office in Nor,waik on the 26th day of
October, 1908, at 11 o’clock forenoon;
. “and that public notice thereof be given
wato all persons interested therein by,
I - 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
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MISS ALLER SURPRISED.
To‘ndcred a Dinner Party at Country
9 . Club, saturday Evening.
Miss Isabel Aller, of West street.
Was tendered a surprise dinner party
at the Country Club, Saturday evening,
, . there being Infahttendnnce about twen-
‘ ty- five of her friends. The surprise
‘ was a. most complete one, Miss Aller
v. not. having the least rinkling of what
. was in store until after she arrived at
.' the club, but proved a charming host-
Wonclusion
of the dinner the members of the
party remained for the Saturday even.
I ‘ lng dance.
, Everett F‘. Kyle. formerly superiu- .
“tendeut of the local street railway do I
; panama of the Connecticut Company_§
India is now located in Cuyiersvillei
near ochester, New York. came to:
‘V‘Norwaik yesterday to see his mother,1
‘ rs. may Kyle, of Orchard street whoI
seriously ill During his brief stayi
'in town;. MI. Kyle greeted many old;
‘ rlends, who were glad to see him HeI
resigned tho superintendency of tlreI
J'IOcal trolley system to become mans I
{get of a big salt. preliucing plant iu1
New York state.’ . .. I
”The home of E. O. Kseier in Molt
venue, Norwalk is in the hands nil
‘Willlam Costello, of 41 Belticn ave
' nue. Norwalk, who is mnployed ut Os-
car H. Banks' stable, in River street.
Norwalk, was admitted to the hospi~
tal, yesterday, for treatment. ‘
CREPE PAPER ’
Figured and plain, - 9c a roll
White Shelf Paper
2piecesior - - - - .5c
Paper Napkins, So a do
W. A. Briggerman,n
. MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Bl0ck, 132 Washington at.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
PURE , _
Lake —’ lee.
. WholesaIe'and Retail.
Breckside Lake Ice Co
. Office—Foot of Ann St.
TWO 'PIIONESL-Ib-3; 752-2.
WHY NOT FOLLOW THE LEADER
IN THE SMO‘KING LINE
The Roger Ludlow
IS A 'LEADER
Ohly lllc
The Twin City is an excellent
Sc CigIIr. .
B. J. REYNOLDS,
311-2. 12 80 TH MAIN ST.
SALARY
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l‘d‘ecreasei-
‘717 wAsnIN‘orou or.
A savings account here is the best way.
The South N0rwalk Sayings Bank
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
sroally a misfortune in disguise if it. results only in cultivating a lot
i expensive tastes and no permanent gain.
ving when your salary is good that you may avoid humiliation when
Average your inconre by
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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You will save yourself time and worry in the selection of your Fall
Clothes by coming to this store.
More you can see the best of the New Styles designed for this
season '8. wear in an imrnensa vaxlety of handsome fabrics of tested
quality.
If you want distinctive styles. models out-of iheordinary, fashion-
ed expressly for young men and men who wish to appear young-—
If you want high class hand tailoring and faultless flnish—~
If you wont garments that fit ncculntely and will permanently Ie«
taln their smart appearance then We can please you~satisiy you in
every way
Our great specialty—tho best $15 Suit in town.
Suits to your measure. $20 to $45.
The smartest Green Hats are here.
Agent for Paragon Trousers the snappicst
trousers made.
Willis H SelleCk
, Clothing of the Right Sort,
48 AND 50 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CONN.
PHONE m._2.
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litre of high-grade
mau- _-.. ..._
Charles B. Holt was able to resume
his duties In H.. T. Prowitt’s store in
Norwalk, this morning, “after a seVeral
days' illness at his home? in Winnlpauk.
Philip Wheeler, fifteen years old of
21 Taylor avenue, underwent an opera.-
tion at the Norwaik Hospital this
morning, performed by Dr Jean Du-
IIIOI tier assitsed byV DIS. Hitchcock
and Sher.er
There will be a regular meeting of
the Council of the City of Norwalk NOTICE
hold this evening at.‘ the chamber in
Wall street. at which time the present
Council wlli'end their services and the Bids will be Iecclvod hr the under- .
new mayor andCouncil will be form-.slgned uutllS Saturday. Oct. 24, at 1‘2
erlylnaugurated to their ofilces. noon, tor supplying the Town High
George H. Raymond, or Norwalk.50h001 with Old Company's Lehish
went fishing Saturday, and returned Coal in quantity from one to two bun
with 35 pounds of mack fish. One of tired tons Prices to be given for
the fish Weighed 5% UMBER“ many broken, egg, stove.) and nut sizes. De
Matthew E. O‘ Brien, the Prohibition
candidate for gavernor, intends to
come to South Nerwalk and make an-
other speech next Tuesday evening.
The announce nt was Inade this
morning on the decssion of the visit of
Eugene W. Chafin. the Prohibition can
didnte for president. .
,wr .a-‘ ..
“mind in such quantities and sizes
as will be determined
H..C snnnnn M i).,
Sony of Board School “Show.
others were beauties. .II has gone
again today with a party sistlng of
I). W. Raymond, Amzl Waters and E.
MBTI‘ILtb
cannot be found in any other storeb Isabella FOX, Pony’ ‘ Isabella Marten’
under $15. . Sable Fox, Black Lfiix, Blue Wolf,
They are cut on the new models, in Japanese Mink, Caracul, Black Wolf.
sizes for men and young men II to 46 I
mm chm p Squirrel, Sable Marten,
TRISTRAM & ‘ HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
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How About This?
If this is the day you need
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?
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149 Washington St.
fiiiimx
CHIROPRACTIC
Is a new discovery, hailed as one of
the most beneficial revelations to man-
kind. lt is coming to be quite well
known that physical life is sustained
by the innate power generated lathe
brain, Acting as a dynamo. sending
its his current throughout the physical
organism by means of the nerves haw
lug their rise in the brain, passing
therefrom into the spinal cord and
through the spinal column, then emi.
each segment, or vertebrae, the nerves
carry and distribute all the life force
in the body. See the Chiropractor and
ask why.
94 Washington 8%., anlland Ilook,
south Norwnik, Conn.
T. FRANCIS, D. c.
Magnotlo Treatment. Given Alla. .
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 cloth, good
tailoring, good Style.
' Fall Suits
" $12.00 to $25.00
OuI line of LEATHER V!
GOODS and TRUNKS
"-is the best in The Norwalks.
TAILOR. CLO-rules, HAT'ren.
FURNISHER.
as Washington It. . South Nomtk.
: woor) =WOOD
A. CARMI‘ sET'rs,
DEALER IN
Hard and son Wood,
Sawed and 8pm Ready for ‘
Family U00
. Soft Wood, $6.00 per cord; $1.50 per
1/. cord.
Hard Wood, $7.00 per cord; $1. 75 per
1/1 cord
Split Wood, 26:: extra per 1/; cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 207-2. NORWALK, cont.
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Coal, then this is the “psycholog- f?
TheFerris CoaiCo .;
This New Science of Healing— ‘
noting through each torsmina between 'I
Joseph Davis *
H. Krieger 81 C0.
Open a Charge
' Account
Instead of spending all your earn-
, ings at one time, for your Fail
Outfit. buy from us, on OUR EASY
" PAYMENT PLAN. It requrres only
a small deposit on your purchase,
the balance you settle m convenient
Weekly sums. This will give you
, meney enough to can a bank ac-
Count, which, otherwise, is almost
imp0ssibie with most wage earners.
We are now prepared to show
you the most complete Stock of
Ready- to- Wear Goods for Men, Wo- _
menand Children. We will dress
the whole family on CREDIT.
When in need of Furniture do
. not fail to look at our st0ck be-
fore buyingé—we‘ will , show goods
not to be seen in any other, store
in The Norwalks. Our prices are as
low, and, in Some instances, lower, ‘
than elsewhere. Our Easy Payment
Plan prevails in this department;
rreger
29-31 West Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
ness this evening. Refreshments will,
be served and a tine time Is anticiV
pated.
‘ The injunction one of ’illiam II.
liyiugton against Henry F. Coieburn
was heard in Bridgeport, Saturday,
before Judge Wheeler, of the Superior
Court. All the evidence on both sides
was taken, and the case was ended.
but. the decision was reserved, and it
is probable that it will be given within
a day or so:
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Harry Underhlll. of Norwalk, is en-
joying a.week’s vacation from his du-
ties at F. D. Lawton’s grocery store.
The frame work is nearly completed
for the new store house of Vanderhoct‘
and Company, in Orchard street Nor-
walk Work is beingV pushed on rapid-
yThe Bugle and Drum Corps of the
Seventh Company, Coast Artillery re- REFORM VICTORIEVS.
cently organized WI" “Old another Rev. 0. R Miller, district as rotary
meeting at the armory tomm row even- of the Reform Bureau of Wash nEiDil.
lag. , .1). (1., spOke yesterday morning at. the
The solectmen and tawn clerk are East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
holding their second seal-den today, for Church on Reform Victories In Con-
the purpose of making voters. Today'g greasL He said that thirteen moral
they are his the Havllahd streét' court! measures passed by congress in the
will be at the same place Wednesday
from 29- m. until 8 D- m. “11181th and pressed through under its leader-
WIII be at the LOW“ court room ID. NO!" shin He described “1859 diflermh
walk bills and also mentioned several other
Concord Division, No. 2, Sons of, 'moral reform measures which the Re-
Temperance, will entertain the District]
Division, No. 2, this evening, at its
quarttrs in Wall street. The District
dlclslon is composed of members from
all over Connecticut. After the bust
gross this winter.
A man cnnft talk back to his dent,
that and he doesn't dare to his barber;
room from 10 a. m. until 4 p. m and .Iast dozen years were drafted by the‘
Reform Bureau. Which he represents. ‘
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form Bureau will press before Con- ;
Norwalk Chronicler