CharlesJMintza Co”
‘ Grand Opening, Saturday, Oct 31
‘ Everything Entirely New-
‘Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions. Novelties,
Furs and Tailor-made Hats.
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ozwasmnorossrnssr. son'rn NORWALK.
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 soil it they' would only get that assortment.
L. GOLDEN, 68 WaShington Street.
Do You RealiZe
'how noticeable an imperfect fitting SUIT or SKIRT is? By having
your SUIT or SKIRT made in Ka1p Brothers' Designing and Ladies'
Tailoring Parlors you are assmcd at a perfect tit, as all work done
in Harp Brothers is guaranteed. _
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I15 IRR I SMI
Don't spend that 816 'until you have
_ seen these 815 Units, special at
$10.00
They are all wool, pure worsted. '
journeyman tailored, green, brown and
smoke shades, stripe suits, such as
cannot be found in Any other stores
under $15. ‘
They are cut on the new models, in
sizes for men and young men up to '46
V inches chest
Eve1y suit is guaranteed full 8le
value, and every suit is guaranteed to
give full 815 service at. just
sell.
Isabella Fox.
Sable Fox,
Japanese Mink,
‘ Squirrel,
0111 guarantee
Pony.
Black Lynx,
Caracul,
‘ Menswear. he. V.....11.‘ 1
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
M 81 HYA
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
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FINE EU ,1 ,3
«This Season’s Newest Styles and Shapes in Scarfs'
and Muffs Are Now on Exhibition.
Our low p1 lots on Furs this season is the result of buying our line early and having oui' choice of skins The
same high grade and quality that has made our Fur l)epa1thent famous in past seasons has been maintained
and this season’ s line is superior to any we have ever shoWn
The manufacturer is behind us, so you are doubly protected
Furs may be selected now and we will hold them until wanted.
is behind every picccmi Fur we
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The line includes Scaris and Mutts in
Isabella Marten,
Blue Wolf,
Black Wolf.
Sable Marten,
TRISTRAM a HYATT, NORWALK, CO'NN.
$10.00
KARP BROS.’
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No Higher. No Lower
IIIHINR RR.
BIIRRIR MIIII SIRIII SIIIIIH IIIIRIIIII
Designing and Ladies' Tailoring Parlors,
as some mm smear, some NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 988. ‘ . 1
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Ill RR 88* 8 MIR
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SPECIAL SALE on MEN’S and?
YOUNG MEN’S SUITS.
l have no big show windows, but I have the goods.
"IMEN'S PURE w RSTLD SUITS BOYS’ SUITS. sizes 6 to 17, two;
in all the latesigih’ade's, equal to koibkerbocker pants to each
custom made, real value 815; . suit; value 85. Spec $
will sell special $9, 00 ial at ........ 3. 00
I: at MDNS 8250 SHOES, $159
CTU'TTLE SHOES for men, the “8,0131 .
best band sewed MEN S and BOYS You Will save yourself time and worry in the selection at your Fall
shoes ........... $31100 SWEATERS, from
D GOTTLIEB,
11 North Main Street. V SOUTH NORWALK.
250 up
Clothes by coming to this store.
Here you can see the best of the New Styles designed for this
season s wear in an immense variety of handsome fabrics of tested
quality
' it you want dIstinctive styles models out of-t'heotdinary, fashion
cd cxptcssly for young men and men who wish to appear young——
it you want high class hand- tailoring and faultless iinlsl1~
it you want. garments that iii. .101 urnicly and will pormuncntriy rc-
V min their smart appearance, then we can please sou-satisfy you in '
evciy way. 1.
Our great specialtymthe best 815 Suit in town
Suits to your measure. 320 to 845.
The smartest Green Hats ale hora
Agent for Paragon Tryouscis the snappicst in: of bighgrude
t'rousets made.
Willis H Selleck‘
é
Norwaik Aerie, Fraternairoi'der oi“
Eagles, will hold a session this even
lug.
. NEW POL'iTlGAi'.‘ MENACE.
a
1.
William .1. Bryan Talia of Threats
’ Made to Voters.
‘ .
CREPE 111111131111
Figured and plain, - 9c :1 roll
White Shelf Paper
.. NEWARK, Ohio, Oct. at. ——‘I say to
‘you1 that the little ward heeler who
' goes around and bribes a man for five
dollars is a moral character beside the
man who attempts to use his pawet to
threaten those who work for him and
to buy them by a promise of increase
1 .or threaten them by a promise of de-
c1ease" Thoroughly aroused by what
.‘31s11..1.;'a.r':1':”11:21:: 2 ......1... - - - - 51: mod... .1 11.. 111.1. s...
stating that the omgi'als of the New Pape'l- Napkins. 5c 3 dozen 48 m 50 WALL STREET NORWALK VVVCONN-
Ybrk Central lines‘ had summoned
their workmen and informed them that
if- the Democrats won the election
there would be a ten per cent. reduc
on in wages, but that it they lost.
them would be an increase, William J.
PHONE V171~2.
W. A; Briggertnan,
MUSIC STORE. - .
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St. ,
who in a before- breakfast speech to Agent for Crescent Laundry. ' ‘ man ........................ 817.00
'ast throng printed a volley of criti- _ ' « CANNDAIES MAKE REIURN James 0. Jennings, for grand
gm into the Republican party for its 1 .. _ . ‘ V juror ......................... 8 .2
inpa'lgn tactics. The second invasion ' ‘Edwaid S. Meeker for council-
_ be native state oi! his Republican
pdhént was begun by Mr. Bryan at
is “place, he coming direct from
ii vine Ky. ., during the night The
" ‘ for the day includes stops at 1
. am
as number of places. econcluding
man
13.8 Keith candidate 1'01 school
visitor, DOIHIlIllg‘
Thomas Leutheriand, for con-
stable and oitv sheri'if . .. ...... 83.00
Charles E. Curtis, for city audi '
III IIPIIISIS
(Continued From FirSt Page.)
....... .8800
John H. Bodweil ior auditoi, ’
w PURE
a ‘ e Ice
to gin: with a. stop at Williamstown, nothing. tor nothin.
vVVa'.VV _ i V _ William H. Guth1le, for town William giCn'hlll. for city audi-
' ‘ . ‘1 -’ ‘ tax collector ........ V,. ........ 869V. 00 ‘ 01'1““ “H- '
aov's Akin 'ronN 'BY NAIL. ‘WIIOIeSflIe and Retail William 11 (111mm, 1111111111111 Blimp . J. Lndrigan. for, con-$00
Jose h Wennrick, the young 'son of agent for William H. Guthrie 869,00 s e ... ........ . ............ .1
info Mrs Wili'iam Wennrick 0f BfOOkSIde Lake ICC C0 Edward: 13. Donlens. for registrar William Miller 11111 councilman. $1100
no 81‘ street, Nt’irwalk, red from a wIn , of voters .................... 3111.011 Frederick Hun'kerniex. for coun-
dofw at his home recently, and his arm Offi6é4F66t of Ann St Alfred Avison, for selectman4 . . 368.60 climan ..................... $20. on
tight on a nail, tearing it 10118 (1880 Alfred Avison, political agent ‘ Edward Balm” treasurer 01'
gas ‘11 below his elbow. The wound TWO ’PHONEsplbfi- 752.2, for Alfred Avison ........... 8118130 Democratic Committee ....... 86581
"Ed DTOYIIEE'IY and Dr. W B. Burnell- ' ' ‘ James T. Powers‘ for 8819011112“) sf, 3 00 Edward Barrett- IFDDSIII‘GI' 0f
.Vcailed. rind. several stitches were V . - Charles Williams. for Board of Democratic Committee of Sec
guin‘Cd It) ciosexthe. gaping cut. 01. WHY NOT FOLLOW THE LEADER Relief and city .alldltm‘ ........ $6.00 ' “lid VOIIIH,’ DISII‘IGI. ...... 1 - 430135
' 7—3;;MSED' IN THE SMOKING LINE W. P. IHears, political agent, for John id. Paul. for councilman. 88.50
MRS E 1 W. . Beers 8308,: James Paul for city tax collec-
IIII‘IY young People attended a - Charles A; Walters, candidate for io‘rVV ........................ $20. 26
"""h§tI§'aI1'III"IIOI'II'I'LSIII:“III; The Roger Ludlow HSWIII‘thwMODISOIDGHIOIC “£81.75 Jugs: 'i‘. H1111bell,i‘or council 88 V"
. . s ..................... v s 1 1 . .IIJ
ping .WaSi spent In music games. is A LEADER treasurer ................ 816. 00 John' T. Hayespmreusurer of
dancing. Refreshments W819 59"“ ' » F'. Leonard, fortreasure1 or town Democratic City Committee. . .836.75
V V At-3 a. late hour. .aliV degggted i'oIV _ VOnly 10c committee .......11. .......... 857. V10 John ,1 Cavanagh, f6} may01u89200
pi!“ IlVVimleiI ‘iWVIBhIllB Mrs ty [“83” . . 1 Frank S. Bhilwitz. tor grand jur— F. I Burnell for mayor ......... 845 20
. MR!!! 0“ 0 ”Y“ The TWIUV City IS an excellent or, nothing. " Charles F Page for canstabie.. 8.100
Edward Dui‘ty,‘ for member of James A. ll101vn,Vfor selectman. 540. 8'0
How About This?
Wa-Q‘W—“avv— A. .
If this is the day you need
Coal, than this 15 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?
149 Washington St.
CHIROPRACTIC
themast beneficial revelations to man-
kind. It is coming to be quite well
known that physical his is ,Vsustained
therefrom into the spinal cord and
through the spinal column, then emi-
carry and distribute all the life force
ask why.
South Norwaik. Conn.
'1'. FRANCIS. no.
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
v Laok
1 Out
....................... 816. 00 ”
for the Weather mam—no telling
what he has up his sleeve-~it may be
only a. few shivers, and again it may
be a blast. of-good old-time blow-thro-
your—bones Cold.
We have everything in Winter Un-
derwear to keep. you warm, healthy
and supremely ‘ cornfo1'i.ul1l0"—»every
price from 501: to $3.50 per garment.
Of course it‘ a man wears Schlichtcn
Ramie undeiwear he doesn‘t fear sud-
den changes so much.
F01 Ramie, as the most absorbent of
and so minimizes the sensation of
heat and cold involved in the usual
evaporation from the skin. . ‘
We have all these good makes.
' Everything for men's outer needs as
well. ' .
Joseph Davis
Odell,” for council
_’.‘N9I approved."
TeII 207
..NVO K', CON N.
I:
The Ferris Coal CO' '
Vivian;
- _- ~ " $2;
This New Science of“ Healmg~ ' 9.
is a new discovery, hailed as one or
by the innate power generated in the
brain, Acting as a dynamo, sending 5..
its life current throughout the physical
organism by means of the nerves hav- - "
ing their rise in the brain. passing
eating through each ioramina between '2;
each segment or vertebrae, the nerves
in the body. Sea the Chiropractor and
94 Washington St, Havlland ’Biock,
textiles, keeps the skin always dry.
' 5C CI 81', board of registration of Nor» Henry Mathies to'r councilman. .81500 TAILOR. CLOTHIER. HAVTTERV.1
‘ he sfhsnfilmggyti’ggypfifi'ii(MIMI: g ‘ wetlllt,11{10tiiihrisf ‘ "' ‘ t r ' " ‘ H. lzitl’rice.' for city "3:15?”ng 0 FURNISHER. ' 1
. Danie eo or regs rar a an reasurer ol‘ wute1 n 1. 0 »
“find Nomi“? I0 be a successful ,aB' Jo REYNOLDS voters ...g .................. 810.00 J. Stmges Randall, for Board of. .85 Washington “m “it"! Norwlik.
titration, add 19 the Wm H" m- 3412 . 12 SOUTH John M Burr, for mayor or Nor Relief ........ .33. .00
" ' ' MAIN 37' walk ...... ......... 822. 50 Frank R. Stevens. I‘ar c'onstnb'ic. 300
' » Frederick H. Quintard, treasur- Albert M. Pohimun, for council .
er of Republicgn {,i‘m‘rn Com- ‘Gma WI: ...... (in ............. ‘ii’.820.l'10
mittee, scan at 11g Dis- . Bogar us V'Vfox couno V ' -
trict‘ . ..; ......... 1 ..848 50 man noti1ing."" CARMI BETTS
V W.‘ M. Podmore, {or treasurer Volt ‘ W. P. Smith. Jr. Mr inspector 1
V ' Water fund ............. .85. 00, 1 0f 1119111101111ngng _ 1' V DEALER lN
' Chester F‘ Clark, candidate for Thomas Robins. Vi‘or coumlinnm .57.:111'
ly‘ai misfortune in dlsgpise ii! it results only in cultivating a lot - councilman ................ 815.00 Henry C. ShererRV tot" school vis~ , Hard and 'S'Oft WOOd
. ensive tastes and no permanent ‘galn. Average your income by Christian Swartz. for water corn. 1 itor, not..,bing ._ V
3' missiorier . ........ ..... ..... $310 .00 Frederick C. licItedtctV, for town “Md and Split Ready for
FrankN.Fer1is, formdyor...” 836. 56 auditor, nothing. _ Famii'y use,
Frank V. R m'oan, candidate for Louis D. Ladrigan, for inspec-V Soft Wood $5.00 per cord' “50 per
city short luau}... .....d. .41. V Ftolr isn‘ gleo’tlians, notblns- ”1' % cord.
Joules Suther an or. ear 0 V re In or, treasurer o e Hard 0 ’ 5 er
Relief andcgrandt 1111 rafiflmi‘saoo publloigi (go; copmntego tV... 892.51; ,4 W” d 379° ”9’ 0°"! ’1" 7 I’
UNITED BANK BUILDING” 'V HQWMG A WWI 0.31 1’0. ‘3“ EdWatd 1‘ .5011 0" "I 3 rar . . Split Wood, 2511. extra per 1,4 nerd.
a cut for Howard; A Cramp-V ‘a‘t voters, nothing.‘ . ..
N at 30.017” "OHWALK' OONNH ' «In, VVfoVr cit'y donneiirnan‘..,... 8111. 50 o.Lloens'e Commit 111 .3'10' 50 VI“ N.°' IV" "I’M-99" AV"
rieger & 0. I
pen a
We are now.
the whole family
Charge
Account
Instead of spending all your earn-
ings at one time, for your Fall
Outfit. buy from us, on OUR EASY
PAYMENT PLAN. It requrres only
a small deposit on your purchase,
the balance you settle in convenient
Weekly sums. This will giVe you
money enough to Start a bank ac-V
count, Which, otherwise, is almoét
impos'sible with most wage earners.
prepared to Show
yen the most complete Rook of
Ready- to- Wear Goods for Men, Wo-
men and Children.
we will dress
on CREDIT.
When in need of Furnituredo
‘ not fail to look at our stock be-
fore buying—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
rieger‘
29- 31 West Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK
SHERMAN COUNCIL MEETS.
The regular meeting of Sherman
Council, No 1342 Royal Arcanum, was
held last evening in Mystic Chain Ilall.
There was a vow large aiiemiance. the
' visitors including Grand Orator llurr, .
oi‘V Norwaik, District Deputy Grand Re
gent Sturtcvant. of Bridgeport; One
candidate Was initiated, and a wry
pleasant time enjoyed. A lunch of hot
iVoVast beet sandwiches and coffee was
served after the business session. At
the next meeting November 3 it is can-
templated having election returns.
Nelson H. Hoyt was elected collec-
tor, succeeding J Emory Sievons, who
' '5 1. so BYATORNADO ,
EL” PASO Tex, Oct... 21 ‘—‘-One per-
son Was killed 31'“! 18 injured and
IWHEN WE TAKE CARE OF THE
PENNiEs.
Amount saved by the American peo.
ple eating one-fiourth less meat. [or a
year. 8228, 000, 000
United States gold reserve, Decent
bpr i. 1907. 81,73 000,.000«
Amount. saved by the American poo-
plc diinklng one- -fourth less liquors for
:1 near, 8110, 000, 000. .
Net imports o'i gold, November 1 to
December 31,- 1907, 8100. 000. 000. 1 V ‘1
Amount saved by the American peoV
pic smbxing one fourth less cigars for
. a year, 853, 000, 000
06011111 or New York stiiiway, 340, 000,
Amo’tiut saved by the American peo-
' pie wearing clothes one-Vi’ourth longer, '
8120 000 ,000.
Standard Oil Company tine. 829,-
muchip'roperty ‘was destroyed by a too 000 000
nndo at Tucum‘cari. N. M, last night.
.l.1'S. OWens' residence was blown over
and his eightryearv old daughter. was
crushed to death. Many bt'tildings'
Were VbVlowp down. ..
' Mistress—How is Uncle Mose, Din-
ah? Dinah-+1 don’t ’zaokly. know. mist
and. De fever is gone, but do dpotab‘
"says he’s done not de conveile'sVsVons‘
.VDOW
fiudge.
Wasn't so’ hard to
.ii're‘e Press.
Amount saved by the American pea-1
pie“ wearing hats one- -fourth‘ longer,
812. 000, 000. ‘ ‘
Lsrgt'ast: benediction ever made in
one year by any American philanthrop-
ist $12, 0110 ..000 —V—HaVrper 11 Weekly;
‘ “What do you think .1111. canines; 3 :‘
spelling'l'f "it: Would be all right If it 1
learn. ’f-teDctraii.
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Norwalk Chronicler