who only Rarncoats ? DESIGNED FOR CRITICAL MEN .We invite severo ciiticism of 0111' clothing. stock styles, motor-1:11 and fitting. We are ..1 ‘ (5 sure of satisfying them for we hundio' ‘ “the finest line of clothing and turn. ishings in town. 'gthe highest. obtainable degree of ex- wcellcr .11.. nose 1 at wlil puns measures with the easy going men. in dressed and undressed worstcds and "" ' all the newest 1111-1ch and weaves for 1 ($7 and $10). 111111‘1'111'1iisl1e11 this full Carltlghi Clothing Co. especially from men, are extremely ‘pnrticulur about W11 base our ideal on Not. on 11 measure of goods Handsome garments H SEVEN AND TEN DOLLARS, 1.111. 1111 be your ciothicr 5 NORTH MAIN STREET.‘ ' «u in all the latest shades, equal to custom made, real value $15; will sell special $9 00 at. ...... ......... for men the “ TUTTLE SHOES .1 $3 00 SBWO ‘ best hand shoes ............. 1ll North Main Street, . ‘ pgisPEcIAL SALE. on MEN’S (and, . YOUNG MEN’S SUITS. , I have not‘big show windows, but I have the goods, MEN'S PURE wons'rnp sun's BOYS’ SUITS sizes 6 to 17, two kulckerbocker pants to each 13.31“.§.‘f‘.“.‘f’.l‘?..SP".“;°.‘ $3. 00 MEN’S $2. 1'10 SHOES,$1 59 251‘: up special MEN‘S and BOYS SWEATERS, from D. GOTTLIEB SOUTH NORWALK. mm DEATHS AND fliiifiiAlS. Mrs. Daniei H. Harriett, ' P. A, Murphy, 11 well known cur- ployee of the Norwulk Iron Works. rc- ceivcd wor'd.’yeste1dny of the death of ‘- his sister, Mrs. Daniel 11. Harriett, in Springfield Massachusetts. Mrs. Har- . :nett had 11 number ofxi’riends in The Norwalks, all of whom willbe grieved ‘to hear or her demise. Mr. Murphy and family left lust evening for Springfield to attend the funeral services, which were held 111 the Cathedral this morn“ ing at 8 o'clock. Thomas J. SpenCer. Thomas J. Spencer, 11 Civil War V91. crab died yesterday morning, at the Soldiers' Home Noroton. The. deceas- - cowwas 68 years of ago. and was a members of Company J, 27th Connecti- cut‘Voluntecr Infantry. The body was taken to Madison, Conn., today, for in ferment. POUND RIDGE WOMAN HURT. Mrs. Mary Beers Has an Accident in . ‘ Smith Street. ‘ ,. Mrs. Mary Beers. who gasp her ros~ . 1- lde‘nce as Pound Ridge, and said she _ was on her way to South Norwalk. fell , and broke her right leg last night,ai , the home of friends in Smith street, ’ Norwalk. . How the accident occurred cannot be learned, but the woman sustained a bad break just below the knee Dr. ' A. H. Baldwin was summoned and when‘ be aimed he say that it was Useless to try to set the fracture there, and immediately sent for the ambu— wlance. Mrs. Beers was removed to . the Norwalk Hospital and the case . was turned over to Dr Walter Hitch ' 001.11.111.11 set the broken bone. and the patient is doing nicely today.‘ EXCITEMENT FOR AUTO PARTY. . ‘ A little excitement was created in 1 'West avenue. near the corner- 0: Elm ,street, last; night by an automobile ' ;. party, who stopped their machine at that place. A resident of the neighbor- hood telephoned to the Norwalk po- lice that there had been an accident, and Captain Thomas Hunt responded. He was informed by some of the auto _ .‘party that they had been endeavorlng ' to take a man to a sonitarium, but be «glued been refused admittance. The ,mnn 111 question was making consider- able noiscjfind had a lot to say about ‘s‘oniebod suiting his wife They cuntinued their trip through Norwulk V The our bore the bun-111131 138D. :. ROYAL GERMAN WEDDIN. 7‘ , BERLIN. Oct 22. —-Duchess Alcxnn dra‘ Victoria 01’ Schlcswig Holstein ' daughter of Prince Frederick. Duke of Scblcswig- -Holstein, was married in the ‘ chapel of the imperial palace today to Prime August William of P1 ussia fourth son of Emperor William. A Corbin machine collided with the « rem end of a trolley car in front of Wood‘s drug store in Wall street yes- : terdriy afternoon. The ieif‘der on the " trolley car was bout, but no other damage was done . - ry to learn or his plight. CREPE PAPER Figured and plain, - 9c a roll White Shelf Paper 2 prcccsfor - -‘ - - Sc Paper Napkins. - 5c a dozen W. .A. Brrggerman, MUSIC STORE. Donavan Block, 132 Washington 81. Agent. for. Crescent Laundry. Lake EIce Wholesale and Retail. Brookside Lake Ice Co urine—root of Ann St. Two 'PHONEs-uo-s; 752-2. 11111 1m 1111 ; THE BEST 10c CIGAR. inNBllY THE BEST 51: CIGAR. B. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. Call for them at. the retail stores. CHARGED WlTH MURDER. CLINTON, Muss, Oct. 22.-—Arthur King, who is alleged to have shot and killed Aide George Azecn. a Syrian poddler at the house of Mrs. Margaret. Clement 111 South" Clinton yesterday, was before the district court today for a hearing on n 'c'halgo of murder but .11 the: request of his counsel Judge Jonathan Smith continued the 0.151 for one week BARTENDER KEN ILL. JOhn E.l\1cGuire. a well known lo- cal. bartender crnploved in James Laydens saloon 011 the W'rshingtou street bridge, was taken violently ill, at his home in Fair str,cct Norwalk, at an early hour this morning. Dr. W. B. Burnell. who was called, had him removed to the N01 walk Hospital about 3 o'clock. 'l‘odm the patient is in quite bad shape but his early re- covery is looked forward to. He has a. large number of friends, who Were sor- is really a misfortune iii disguise if it results only in cultivating a lot of expensive tastes and no permanent gain. Average your income by saying when your salary is good that you may avoid humiliation when scum NORWALK, CONN. ' Grand Opénjng, Satordny.‘ Oct. 81 Everything Entirely New. Dry Goods, ancy Goods Notions, Novelties, ' Furs and Tudor-made Hats. ‘ mm. 92 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. NETS SILKS AND LINGERIE ” WAIS . This space don't slim 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. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street WWW Do You Realize how noticeable an imperfect fitting SUIT or SKIRT is? By having ~ your SUIT or SKIRT made in K111 11 Brothers' Designing and lmdios’ ' Tailoring Parlors you are assured or a perfect. fit, as all work done in Krup Brothers is guaranteed. ' KARP BROS.’ Designing anduLadles’ Tailoring Parlors, ,. 88 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. TELEPHONE 968. ‘ TALK ABOUT garments ,of conserrntiro fashion, wot-ll "Show you ‘ c At $ 15 win our & Vail, Coliarnnd Cuff Lunndm of And You Hit Us Right on Our Hobby !. something just a little power than “the newest.” . (AA COAT ‘ HANGERS. that Prcs- 10 C Vow York. and will ship ouch Wednes- coolest .Mii’ntza co p q! Whether you'vo got the “111111! .Rtili!" tidebg‘or. want 0 Show You Suits erve the Shape of the Garment . 1 f S' ..1 We have taltcn the Agency for (lord- lfiiAi Nfliiflli , 11111' morning, .11 :1 o‘clock, have your clcun llncn here Suturdny morning. Willis H Selleck 48 AND so WALL STREET, NORWALK, CONN LOOK IN. 01111 WINDOWS; —_._..._ ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. District of Norwalk. ss. (‘,ourt October 22. A. I), 1908 Estate of Martha. P. ’l‘olles. late of Norwalk, in said district, deceased. Pr obuie their administration account to this court for adjustment. at the Prob office in Norwalk. on the 27th day'i October, 1008, at ‘11 o‘clock foronoou; and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof, the ex- ecutors will cflrsc t‘his 01er to be pub- lished in E newspaper having a cir-cu lation in said district. at least. five days before‘said 2Tth day of October, 1908. HENRY W. GREGORY. Judge. (122 11. T6166" ENTEATArNs‘ éA‘rifiShsfi” ' ‘Mayor of the City. Fills the Role of Host. TOKIO, Oct 22. .«Tlgs w as the day when the municipality ‘01? Tokio enter- tained the men add oiiiccrs of the American fleet, and, beginning at noon, the guests of the city were kept. constantly on the go until nightfall. The mayor of Toklo filled the role of host. with great success.Thc1e was a luncheon at noon attended by Rear- Admiral Sperry, Ambassador O’Brien, halt the members of the embassy staff and half or the nuvl officers on shore At 1 o'clock Hibya Park was opened to 3 .000 bluejackets and mor- ir1es,'and tberé was every form of entertainment for the men. A total of 14 5 000 invitations were issued for this function. The day opened with rain, but later the weather cleared, and the sun one brightly. Tho utmost good or- r has prevailed all day long. ‘ VETERAN stTABB HIMSEEF. WILLIMANTIC, Oct. 22.-Henry Morainrty an aged veteran or the Civil . W 111'. is in St. Joseph's Hospital here in a critical condition from I self-inflict erl~ stab w0und. He inflicted the wound luthc‘abdomen with a lack- Ordercd, That the executors exhibit . organism by means of the nerves hav- aud' will This New Science of Healing-9' CHIROPRACTIC is a new discovery, hailed as one or the most beneficial revelations to man- klnd. it is coming to be quite well known that physical life is sustained by the innate power generated in the brain, Acting as a dynamo, sending its life current throughout tho physical ing their rise in the brain, pulsing therefrom into the spinal cord and through the spinal column, then emi- nating through each foramina between each segment or vertebrae the nerves carry and distribute all the life force in the body. See the Chimpractor 11.1111i ask why. 94 Washington Sb. Haviland South Nor-walk, Conn. T. FRANCIS, D C Magnetic Treatment- lecn Also. WOOD. WOOD. A. CARMI BETTS, DEALER lN Hard and. Soft Wood,“ Sawcd and Split Ready for Family Use. $4. cord Hard Wood, $7. on par cord; $1. 75 per 00er Split Wood 250 extra per ‘1 c. 11 '.. ‘ Yard No. 74 watown Avc. , Tel 207- 2. ‘ knife while in bcd and was found this morning very weak from loss of blood. He has been [in ill health for a long time. , w“ --—-— "Did the burglars leave a clue?" ask- ed the (:11ch policeman. "they made adolean chcp. wPhiladelphia Lodger Soft Wood, $6. 00 per cord; $1. 51) per 1“? NORWALK.‘ CONN. J “No ” replicd the. new THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. T S‘RA ( & H ~ ATT NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. VI» E FU S ThisQ‘SeaSOn 5 Newest Styles and Shapes in Scarfs T" and Muffs Are New On Exhibition. Our low prices on Furs this sous-on is the result of buying our line curly and having 0111' choice of skins. Tho some high grade. ttllilfllltilliy thut has made our Fur Dcpurtnrcnt famous in past councils has been maintained and this seasons line is super'loi to .1r1y we have over shown. Our guarantee is behind every piece oi For we sell. The manufacturer is behind us, so you are doubly protected Furs may be selected now and we will hold them until wanted. The line includes Scarfs and Mutts in Isabella Fox, Pony, Isabella Marten, Sable Fox, Black Lynx, Blue Wolf, Japanese Mink, ‘ Caracul, Black Wolf. Squirrel, ‘ Stable Marten, TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. AFewSurprises for Shrewd Buycrs Tomorrow, SatUrday and Monday We will offer a few very spec1ai items in our lioak and Suit; Dept pm A liét of these offerings you Will find bciiiw. It ’ is optional with you whether you pay CASH OR ON CREDIT—won: «can have these things CHARGED. . TO YOUR ACCOUNT—~pncc remains the same. “— 5 Black Taffeta Silk Warsts for $2. 98 . . :This Black Taffeta Silk Waist was made to sell for $5. 00; some are made button back, long sleeves; rome are. fucked, and some made with lacc1n~ settion; we have them in all sizes. $2 98 Special for this sale, - Ladies’ and Misscs’ Coats for $5.00 We hove prepared for you the biggest bargain of the Season—Black, Ltmg Coats, as well as Fancy Mix- ture (301115.101 Misses, 11135. 00. The weather may not be right for these Coats; just now, but you will need them later and you will never ”$5 00 0 $1. 50 be able to buyr them for this price, Sizes up to <14 Ladies’ and Men’s Coat Fur Muffs and Boas , :5, .‘ _ ‘ sweaters $3. 98 and $5. 98 .1. All colors and all sizes for Boys, Girls, Brgxgkgrl'ggyi 33:; Seagmr 3:,S%IFFEHC2 . p o a y av moron-and. Men, .98C ‘0 ”$4. 98 not given any thought to For buying, but these goods you will not be able to buy at , , , I such low prices later in the season. . . “ -- ' ‘ 13.0.1.1 I‘ail Muff and Throw ‘ . . School Coats for G11 3 mm 11121111 1... _ $5 98 ‘ ‘ IOI' 1-2 PI'ICB ‘ French Coney Muff and Boa, .$3 98 Plaiitlis, ‘ rgds and navy btilrlres—éust the worth $8 00’ for ' 't in or present uSe— ese oats we carriged from [1151 Spring and are medium Real HORLIIBI‘DIOOIII P CtthOfltS weights. Prices $2 5010$7 00 for $1. 50 1. range from ' ‘ " ‘ , , ' Regular price of these Skirts" rs "f To close out for HALF thcregular price. $2 00. Spccial for this sale ON CREDIT, a modern and convenient Way of buying, Settling yor'rr bills in convenient and casy WEEKLY PAYMENTS 17onch no hard times. _ , . AUTOMOBILIST ARRESTED M YIErdT Smith, inflicting 1111111115. ”116... 11.1.1.1... 11.. vt'r‘iiiredw 91111111111111.1011 and was bound over undcr bonds of $5, 000. HARTFORD Oct.’ 22. «William lll.‘ whiclil she died, was arraigned 111‘ the 11111, whose 11111011191111.- hit Mrs Ed police court today on a charge of man- ..- .‘. A...“ n—u-h—tJ-W .r.‘
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