THE SOUTH NORL
ALK EVENING SENTINEL
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Iii. 11503.
Don't
sizes
seen these $15 units. special at
$10.00
They are all wool,
journeyman tailored. green, brown and
smoke shades.
cannot be found in
under
They are cut on the new models, in
Inches chi-st.
Every
value,
give full $15 service,
No Higher.
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Grand Opening,.Saturday, Oct. 81
, ‘ Everything Entirely New.
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Novelties,
Furs and Tailor-made Hats.
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9?. WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
spend Ihat $II’I until you have
pure worsted.
stripe snita. such as
any other stores
stir.
for men and young turn up to 46
suit Is guaranteed full $15
and every suit is gnaranteed'to
at just
$10.00
No Lower
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MEN‘S I’ilitld \i'tiitS'i‘iIll) Siii'i‘s
in all the latest shades, equalto
custom made, real value $i5;
will sell special
a. ................. $9.00
TUTTLE SHOES for inert, the
best band sewvd
shoes ............. $3.00
1] North Main Street
SPECIAL SALE
YOUNG MEN’S SUITS.
I have no big show windows, but I have the goods.
D. GOTTLIEB,
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on MEN’S and
"NETS SILKS AND LINGERIE
WAISTS
This space don't allow us to explain to you the quality, their make
and their LOW PRICES, but tirey are positively. cheaper than the rest of the
stores would sell it they would only get that assortment.
68 Washington Street
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how noticeable an impert'ert tilting,r Sill’l‘ or SKIRT is? By inning 1:
your Slil'l‘ or Sh’llt’i‘ made in Karp lirotlrors‘ Designing and Ladies‘ 4,
'l‘ailoring Parlors you are assured of a ptrt'cct fit, as all work done 1;.
in Karp Brot'IheII-r is guaranteed 0
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liOYS‘x‘ SUITS, slzr s t: to 17, (no
kniulterlioeker pants to each
suit; value. $5. Spec-
ial at ............. $3. 00
MENS $2.50 SHOES
special ............ $1.59
MEN'S and BOYS"
SWlIJA'l‘ldltS, front
25c up
SOUTH NORWALK
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SOLVENT NO'I HL‘IIII‘,
. District of Norwallr, sen.
. Court, October .‘l, A. 1)., 1908.
Estate of Henry .llt-Ig late of Nol-I
walk, in. said diatrirt deceased
The Court of Probate i‘m the. his
trict of Norwalk. hatir limited and Ida
lowed six months from the date hereof!
. ,‘ iCOr the creditors of said estate to ex
hibit their claims for settlement. Those:
who neglect to present. their accounts.
properly attested. within said time...
will be debarred a recovery. All per-
, ‘ sons indebted to said estate are. re-.
‘I quested to make immediate payment to
HANNA BERLI. ,
06 13 20 Executrix.
l'i'tilmitu
. ORDER TO Slfl'i‘TLlIl Aiit‘OUN'l‘.
I District: of Norwalk
‘(‘ourt. October 1!) A. 11-19%”.
. Estate of Wflllam it. Lockwuod. latcxf
/ of Nor walk in said district, deceasrd
, Ordered That the (‘oun’orticut Ain
cultural Experiment Station exhibit:
its account as trustee antler the will ()I'IH
.. -' said deceasedto this court. t‘Ior adiust
plant. at the Probate office. in Norwalk..
on the 30th day of October, 1908, att
‘ l1 o’clock forenoon; and that all per
sons interested in said estate may be;
. notified thereof, the saidI trustee will;
cause this order to be published in a.’
I, newspaper having a circulation in saidi
district at least the dine before said!
sit. i’robalm
’30th dav of October, 3.903 I
HENRY W. (IRECORY 1
ODO'II Judge.
(‘Iooper Ross, __ r
Shea lorries Walker and Thomas II: III; I UHI' Kl‘t‘til Silt-It‘lIIIII‘I-Illlt‘ IH‘SI $1.2
Ilsb started last night for a tour Suits 1,, )‘Ulll' measure, $20 to $45.
through tlIrI Vi eat.
CREPE PAPER
Figured and plain, 90 a roll
White Shelf Paper
2 pieces tor - Sc
Paper Napkins. 5c a dozen
W. A. Briggerman,
. MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
PURE
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail.
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office—Foot of Ann St.
TWO ’PHONES—10-3; 752-2.
ALDRICH HOME FROM EUROPE. I
'I :Not Afraid of Anything Hearst May‘
W Publish Abodt Him. 1
_ NEW YORK. Oct. "WT—I nited “It taII .It. I‘
,. Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of RlIodt-t'
,lstand. r-etuiired from Europe todat our
' V tonprin/essin (‘Iecelic
The. senator‘ s attention was called tot,
reports that W: R. Hearst. had in bist'
possession letters affecting Setmtm‘tj
Aldrich which were obtained.I Ir-qu IllrIt' .
o‘filcee of the Standard Oil ('Iompam ‘
lie Senator said “i am, not at'raid,,
. nythtng they publish? Hr- “ottltllt
discuss the matter further.
A GOOD
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WHY NOT FOLLOW THE LEADER
IN THE SMOKING LINE
The Roger Ludlow
IS A LEADER
Only 10c
‘The Twin City is an excellent
Sc Cigar.
B. J. REYNOLDS,
SALARY
ally. Ia misfortune in disguise i f it results only in cultivating a lot'.
xp‘t‘mdiwi tasbos and no permai tent gain.
Average your income by
v its when yohtr sitter v is good I but you may avoid humiliation when I
t decreases. I 1
15A savings actcouut here In the loud way
Tie SOur
SHINOTON 3T.
I N0rw alk Savings Bank - ‘
.'t ‘ UNITED BAlilK BUILDING.
sou-re NonALK, coma.
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It‘red liaueh, Edward
12 sou-rI-I'MAIN 81'.-
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Y on ulll saw
t‘lothea by coming to this store.
our llll_\'
' it" you want distinctive sh‘lrIn
every way.
tIoust Is made.
. FIFTEEN SPEECHES BY TAFT.
All But ITwo Delivered on Line of B. &.
. 0. Railroad, Today.
CUMBERLAND, Md, Oct. title—Fit—
ieen speeches are on the itinerary 01'
Mr. Taft, today. All but two are to be.
of, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The people of Martinsburg. W. Va“
were at the station an hour before the
train arrived there at. S o‘clock. This
fact, Mr. Taft. said. made their.
. interest. apparent, and he took it. as a
good angut'y for Republican success
in that state. To an audience. which
tilled the local theatre here, Mr. 'l‘ai‘t
.delivered his speech on labor.
“When it takes nothing but. words
and wind." he. declared in asking the
question as to which party ought. to rev
(Iere the support of the labor vote,
the. Democratic party has greatly the
advantage, but when it comes to
lhings actomplisbed and progress
made, then the advantage is aluavs
with the Republkan party."
Mr, ’l‘ai‘t explained that the Wash-
lirnited in their jurisdiction over la-
bor legislation to give the workmen.
those engaged in interstate commerce
and to workmen of the territories of
the District; of Columbia. Neverthe-
less, be. said. there had been a number
Iof'important laws passed in the, last
seven years affecting labor within this
jurisdiction. and for-the. purpose of fur.
nishing model laws for the states to
Jollow. Mr. Taft said that it: was his
Judgment that tlIe’American laboring
man had intelligence and independ-
ence ennogh to rise his own judgment.
and not be “delivered" by Mr. Gom-
pers or by any one. Mr. Taft expressed
keen sympathy with labor in all law-
I‘IIi methods. After reviewing at length
the cases he. decided while on, the
bench. which have been made the sub-
ject. of attack ripen him, Mr. Taft core
cludcd “A man who sits on the bench
and administers law without. fear or
fmor, because. his blows happen to hit
labor on one. side or capital on the oth-
or. cannot ,be charged it he administers
the law as it estate, on the facts as
they are presented with doing other
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[IRA YRHHHM HWHH WISH
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\IIquself time and worry in the seleotlon of your iI‘ailI
Here _\on can see the best of the New
season a wear In an immense variety of handsome fabrics of tested
or] IIprIessly I‘m young men and men who wish to appear young--
if you want lilglrclnaa hand-tailoring and faultltms finish--
it you want garments'tbnt. tit. accurately and will permanently re-
I talu their smart appearance. then We can please youasatlst'y you in
The smartest. Green liata are here.
Agent for Paragon ’l‘ronsers, the
Willis H Selleck
Clothing of the Right Sort.
48 AND 50 WALL STREET. NORWALK, CONN.
PHONE 171-—-2.
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delivered in West Virginia. on the Lino.
elected.‘
ing administration and congress were 000
than his duty, and if he does not exert en a position In the market of the
.. the authority or his court with all his Adams Provision Company.
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Styles designed for this
models out of the or'dinnr), fashion-
Suit in town.
snappiest’. lin‘e of highIgI'ade
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power to bring to justice and fails to
do so because of fear or political in-
iirrencm or tear of any class, he does
not deserve to be president of. the
United States. "
PURCHASING OF VOTES.
Mack Says Despite
Bryan Will beElected.
NEW YORK, Oct. art—sneaking of
William .1. liryan's charge that the Re-
publicans are preparing to buy tlrrI
election, National Chairman Mack said
today that there. was no doubt. that the
Republican organization was obtaining
plenty of money with which. he. said.
they would endeavor to repeat the pur-
chasing plans pursucd in. the cam—
paigns ot' third, 1900 and 1904. Mr.
Mack added:
Notwithstanding these efforts that
will he Inndo to purchase the election
l aaree \Iith l\lr Bryan that he will be
htr. Mack said that the Democratic
ealnpalgn had cost so far about $250,-
,Money Power. .
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and this season's line in superior to shy
sell.
Isabella Fox,
' Sable Fox,
Squirrel,
lI‘Irrs may be selected now and we will hold them until wanted.
Japanese Mink, ,
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
NOS 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
This Season’s Newest Styles and Shapes in Scarfs
and Muffs Are Now on Exhibition.
Our low prices on lI‘rIrs thitr season in the result of buying our line early “and having our choice of skins.
same high erotic and quality that has made our lI‘uI' Department famous III past seasons has
we have ever shown. Our guarantee
The manufacturer In behind us, so you are doubly protected.
Pony.
Black Lynx.
Caracul,
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'l‘lro
been nurintnlned
is behind every piece of Mir we
The line includes Scari‘s anrl Matt‘s in
Isabella Marten,
Blue Wolf,
Black Wolf.
Sable Marten,
TRISTRAM, a ‘HYATT, NORWALK,I CONN.
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trial of the FERRIS kind.
If you want to know about our
ask your neighbor, or better still
try a ton.
Will you?
The Ferris Coal C0
149 Washington St.
This New Science of Healing—-
CHIROPRACTIC
the most beneficial revelations to man-
kind.
bratn, Acting as a dynamo. sending
Its life current throughout the physical
therefrom Into the spinal cord and
through the spinal column, then emt
each segment or vertebrae the nervoe
carry and distribute all the life force
in the body. See the Chiropractor and
ask why.
94 Washington St. Haviland Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
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T. FRANCIS, D. C.
Magnetic Treatments Given Alec.
HE MAN who knows
us never bothers him-
self wondering whedr-
er the garment he selects
is well made and will give
satisfaétion. He's had proof
that everything we sell is
good — good cloth, good
tailoring, good style. '
Fall Suits
$12.00 to $25.00
Our line of LEATHER -
GOODS and TRUNKS
is the best intThe Norwalks. '
HAMMOND. ind. Oct.
tag the prophecy made yesterday that
he would be in Washington after
March, W J Br‘van in an early nIor-n
lug speech from the rear platform of
his special train today made a strong
plea fora Democratic. Congress. which
would cooperate with him in securing
the remedial legislation which Democ-
racy demands, Mr. Bryan‘s remarks
were devoted mainly to a discussion of
the. labor question, and to an appeal
for the labor vote
ELKINS ENGAGEMENT TALK.
lullKiNS w. it... on 2tl.—-—ereuthe
cable dispatches in connection wit it
the. alleged ongagenn IIt beineen Miss
Katherine Whips and the Duke of the
Abruzzt nerc brought to the attention
or intred state‘s Senator Elktns, to-
out he said: “‘1 no information Is new
to my family and myself. We cannot
say uiiyllllllb because we don’t know
anything about it " ‘
Alfred Wallur. of Norwaik has tak-
20. ——Repeat.
J bseph DaVis
I TAILOR. CLOTHIER. HATTER.
FURNISHER.
85 Washington 8%.. South Norwaik.
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wool) WOOD
A. CARMI BETTS
DEALER IN
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How About This? lg,
If this is the day you nechI-
Coal, then this is the “psycholoh- iii‘
ical moment” for us to suggest a .'
Coal don‘ t take our word for it——- ' ‘
ie a new discovery, hailed as one of ‘
it is coming to be quite well If".
known that physical life is sustained .‘ II
by' the innate power generated In the . ‘
organism by means of the nerves bav-
ing their rise In the brain, passing 1.,-
nating through each toramina between ."i'
Open a
We are now
me and Children.
the whole family
fore buying-we
in The Norwalks.i
. ing the absence
irieger
Charge
Account
Instead of spending all your earn-
. ings at one time, for your Fall
Outfit buy from us, On OUR EASY
PAYMENT PLAN. ltrequires only
a' small deposit on your purchase,
thebalance you settle in convenient
Weekly sums. This Will give you
money enough to start a bank ac-‘
count, which, otherwise, is almost
impossible with most wage earners.
prepared to show
you the most complete stock of
Ready to- Wear Goods for Men, W0- .
we will dress
on CREDIT.
When in need of Furniture do
not fail to look at our stock be-
will show goods
not to be seen in any other store
Our prices are as
l0w,£.and, in some instances, lower,
than elsewhere. Oar Easy Payment
Planprevails In this department.
29- 31 West Washington Street.
SQUTH NORWALIc
HEAD TEACHERS NAMED.
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in Charge of South N‘orwaik Schools
During Absence of Dr. Cfiancellor.
Appointments have been made of
head teachers at the. threeschools of
the South Norwaik Union district. Miss
Helen F. Flynn has been made trend
of the Lincoln school, Miss Helen
O‘Brien of the Concord school. and
‘Miss Elizabeth I. ITolles of the Frank
linI school. These appointments were
made by the superintendent. Dr. Wit
llam E. Chancellor and were. then ap-
proved by the district committee.
The various head touchers are in
charge of their respective nchoois rim-I
of Superintendent
Chancellor. .
BIG FIRE IN NEWARK
NEWARK, N. J. Oct 20. -—-Fire des-
Har d and 80ft WOOd, troyed the five story trunk factory ot‘
Sawrrd and Split Ready for
Family Use.
, bouts Goldechmldt and Son Cherry
and Canal streets, today, and threat-
ened a whole block of buildings. Theo
so“ Wood. ‘5' 0° 1’" cord.$1.60 per toes was estimated at $600. 000 A num.
1/; eor.d .
Hard Wood. $7.00 per cord; $1. 75 per
54 cord.
Split Wood. 25:: extra per 1,4, cord
Yard No. 74 Newtowa Ave.
i T. H. 207' I
NDRWALK, court. walk.
her of entail houses in the vicinity
were burned.
Fred. Waters has secured a position.
tn Finney & Benedict's store to
$1.000 WORTH OF JEWELRY LOST
Miss Bertha S Fargo, of Leroy
avenue. Dar-ten. lost. Thursday, redia-
mond ring, a gold vanity case and two
bracelets that are valued at over
$1,000. They wore lost on the Post.
roadgbetwcen Darien and Stamford.
and she has offered a reward of $100
for their return. Miss Fargo lives in
New York. in. the winter, at 65 Central‘
Pat-Lt West She has been spending
the summer In Darlen. Thursday she
took her ring. Set with a perfect and
large diamond, rind other jewelry out;
or it safe deposit, vault in Stamford
On her way from Darien in a. motor
car she lost them.
There will be a meeting of the joint.
fair committee of Palestine (iastle,0
K. M. C..and Court Frances No. 11 0.”; ‘ ‘
G. 6.. at. Mrs. Helen Wright's Monroe
erase tk. on Wednesday. evening at. .8
car
The monthly meeting of the Norwelk
Building. Loan and Investment Assoc:
lotion will be held tonight at the ethos
of Taylor (in Golden. .
Advertise in The shrapnel,
Norwalk Chronicler