I NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING; FIE This SeaSon’ 5 Newest Styles and Shapes in Scarfs ‘ aIid Muffs Are NOW on Exhibition. Our low prices on Furs this season is the result of buying our line early and buying our choice of shine. The same high grade and quality that has made our Fur Department famous in past. seasons has been maintained 111.1111 this season 11 line is superior to any we have ever shown. Our guarantee is1behlnd every piece of Fur ”we sell. The manufacturer is‘ behind us, so you are doubly protected. Every j ng Entirely New Dry 6001111,. Fancy Goods. Notions, Novelties. Dora and T ‘ or-made Hats ‘ Dont Overlook This! WE HAVE JUSVT RECEIVED A LINE OF THE AMERICAN BEAUTY CORSETS DESIGNED FOR CRITICAL MEN We invite severe Criticism of our ,‘ clothing stock, especially“ from men, , _ who are extremely particular about“, 8. styles. material and fitting. We are q (:5 sure of satisfying them for we handle cha linear line of clothing and turn ,8 . 1“ innings in town We base our ideal on , .g the highest 01111111131119 degree 01' 1111— g . cellence. Not on a measure of good- A, pass that will pass measures with the copy going men Handsome garments H in dres‘sed and undressed worsteds and Hall the newest stripes and weaves for ' a only SEVEN AND TEN DOLLARS. ($7 111111.810). but 1911 be your clothier and furnished this full Copyright 6 NORTH‘ MAIN Clothin Co. arses-r... V ‘PECIAL SALE on MEN’S and " YOUNG MEN’S SUITS [1 have no big show windows, but I have the goods. M N's PURE WORSTED SUITS 1 1 in all the latest shades, equal to detain made, real value 315; will sell special, $9 00 at .11........ ... .. 1.. Turns suons for men, the“: 1.13:. .'.".d 3,.3. 00 BOYS' SUITS sizes 6 to 17, two knickerbocker pants to each ffiitgtvalue 35. Spec- $3.00 MEN’S $2. 51) SHOES $1 59 250 up an.....-.... special MEN’S and BOYS' SWEATERS. from D GOTTLIEB I V North Main Street, SOUTH NORWALK ‘JAILING THE MAGNATES. 1 .So you people put a couple of niagnatea in jail on heavy lines, did 1 ‘2" asks tha- investigating reformer. ‘ ,Yes. ” replied the native. “We lined them the limit; they wouldn't pay and we put them in cells." That" s a good example’ It is? Within two days they or ‘ ganlaed the prisoners, guards and jail- or! into the international Penalty com- _ any. issued $500, 000, 000 in bonds. paid the lines ,of all the pilsonera, left us ich, a mortgage on the jail and court 1se—and stuck the surplus money in air pockets. "-—(lhlcago Evening Post. Saturday’s Sale of ' eet Music 2 copies :for 251: nder the Matzos Tree,- er‘ry Mills Barn Dance... AlwaysMe (by Chas. K. Harris). Make Me Laugh. ' 1111111101111. ‘illage VBells Barn Dance. My Dream of the U. S A. ; Mandolin Folios, 15c Whitney Warner, No.6. Chas. K. Harris. No. 1. antlerslom, No.‘ 4. .A. Briggenuan, . music arose. ' enliven 1111131., Agent for Crescent Laundry. , 132 washingtcn st. ...... Row AboutVThis? , II this“ is“ the day you“ need ' ‘ ,thcn this 13 the “psycholog- 1 1110an ” for us to suggest a al of the FERRIS kind. If you ‘want to know about Our II. don’t take our word for it— ‘ k; your neighbor, or better still, III Mantis . 011111311 T0 SETTLE ACCOUNT. District of Norwalk. 1...... Probate Court. October 24. A. D. 1908. Estate of Minnie '1‘ Vogel. late of the city and state of New York. de- ceased;- Ordered, That. the 111l111lnistrntor ex hibit his administration account to this court for adjusnneni, at the The hate ofllce 111 Nor-walk. on the 29111 day of October. 1908, 111. 10 o'clock i'orenoon; and that all persons inter. ested in said estate may be notified thereof the administrator will cause this order to be published in a news- paper having a circulation in ‘suid dis hint, at least five days before sold 29th day or October 1908 HENRY W. GREGORY. 1 Judge Illlllllflllll WWIINEWS, Spencer S. Adams is aboutto move into his new house recently erected at the cor'nei of Westport and Newtown avenues. ’ Leo Matwheis Harold Weatherwax. Willet ‘Chinery and Master Kingsland made up a little pa1ty, and went to today 13 Vanderbilt race. 1 Leo Donatelll, the Stamford inter- preter, was in south Norwalk, yester- day. and had a little social chatswlth Chief of Police William Vollmerp ' A dead past is can of those galvanic , curiosities that Won't stay buried. \ Wholesale and Retail. Brockside Lake Ice 00 Office—Foot at Ann St. TWO ‘PHONESelo-3; 752-2. 1111 11111 Tungsns'r 10c} CIGAR. IN Bill THE" BEST 5c: CIGAR. “B J REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. Call for them at the retail stores. ' "A Goons ,VLARY ‘rnls‘iortune in disguise if it results only in cultivating a lot ‘ naive tastes and no permanent gain. Average your income by town, Vtoday.V. I 111111.0111111‘11. 13V DIN , 1.‘ SOUTH NORWALK. EDWIN.” a 6 Ice and Monday only. STYLE 223, regular price $1. 00. in Karp Brothers is guaranteed. KARP 88 NORTH MAIN STREET. STYLE 118, regular price We ......... L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street TELEPHONE V968. We think it’s no need to explain what these corsets are in quality and tie But—as a new line to 1113wa have reduced their prices for Saturday 1 o ... ..... ...... 791: ..... 39c n...y-uy..111-.u ................ . V ' ‘ ,V VV.‘ Do You Realize , how noticeable unimportant fitting SUIT or SKIRT, 13? By having your SUIT or SKIRT made in Harp Brothers“ Designing and Ladies' Tailoring Parlors you are assured of a perfect 81,1111 all work done BROS. ’ Designing and Ladies' Tailbring Parlors, SOUTH NORWALK. II III "Special F0 Ll HARRIS :& TIMEPHONE 450. And You Hit Us Right on our Hobby! Whether you‘ve got the “111111! R1111!" idea or want, garments 111’ consm'v'ntixo i‘usbion, something just 11 little power than “the newest. ” At $15 Will coa'r HANGERS that Pres? erVe the Shape of the Garment We ‘11 show you Show You Stilts ‘ Werth 220. 10C \\9 have taken theAgency for (lard- her & V1111, Collar and Cuff Laundry, of , New York. and Will ship eucli Wednes ‘ duv 1110111111th 9 oclock, have your clean linen here Saturday 1norning.V and: will it"? 1111‘ Willis H. Selleck , . V . 11 Clothing of the Right Sort, , 48 AND 50 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CONN. LOOK IN OUR WINDOWS Furs may be selected now and we will hold thorn until wanted '1ch line includes Semis and Millie in Isabella Fox, Sable Fox, “Japanese Mink, Squirrel .1. Pony: ‘ ‘ ' ‘ Black, Lynx, racul, Isabella Marten, Blue Wolf, Black Wolf. Sable Marten; TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK CONN. awn”... ATTENDED Au'ro RACE Several 1 viewed Great Event. 1 VNorwalkers by 11113 hundreds uttend- . ed the Vanderbilt cup race on Long‘ island this mornlflng. The pilgrimage to the mecca, the race course. began yesterday and the one fear on every. 1 race goers mind was that this morn 1111; would be rainy, and thus detract greatly from the absorbing interest of the classic event There were various methods- oi’ gel. ting to the race, 1hougi1 by far the greatest number went over on the steamer Isabel. whiéh curried a crowd or several hundred people. Yesterday afternoon the steamer made 11 special trip across, for owners who wanted to' take their machines. Other automobilists drove to Long island via New York and a" whole. armada of small launches cross» ed the Sound yesterday afternoon. in order to he at the scene in plenty of time ‘ it is safe to say that the local con tlngont was tickled beyond measure" over the Victory of Rohottson. for much local price was token 111 the fact that 11‘ Connecticut built machine, the Locoiuobile. has been 11 favorite right along. Norwulk 11 number of times and was the, some one that Joe Tracey drove the benefit or auto" I The winning 1:111" has been in 11....1 11.111.111.10... Savmgs ‘ This is 1111111111 tithe of year when all the family are demanding NEW CLOTHES, and many men feel that they must either ‘refuse their wives and chil» dren What they ask or break into their savings. It is bad to do‘ either one, and this' 1s just where we step in and relieve you of any further trouble, WE GIVE YOU CREDIT, for a reasonable amount, in all our departments 1, A SMALL PAYMENT, «OUR PLAN is taken ‘ V rounding towns. in the lost Vanderbilt 1.11'.c though it V is believed to have been considciahly improved since that time ' The. accident in which the other 110 ‘comobile figured directly 111101 the race, when with Jim Florida tillving, a young man was run down and his leg broken, seems to have a consldeiro bio tinge of bony in R for it was with today’s winning Locomobile- that 'l‘ra-‘ ’ cey run down Ralph Baldwin. of Nor- “111.111.1111.; the 1906 lace and broke that young n1an'sVleg.'l‘raccy 111111 the choice of both chrs driven today for the last race. With the one driven to- ' ‘ (lay by Florida, ho Won the elimination race preparatory to the 19116 Vauder hilt event He decided however. that its twin was better suited for the big race. The 11011le prevented him from making '11 good showing for plu.,ce but he made the fastest lap oi that race. WINS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. WASHINGTON, Oct. Mes-Miss Kath», erine 0. Harley, or the Fall River, Mass Gold Club, today won the 11115 lional golf championship at the Chevy‘ ChaHo Tournament 11v dol’eu ting Mrs; T. Polhemus, of the Richmond , , County Country Club, of New lork, ‘ANOTHER CARGO OF, HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED 1 ' TRY A T0.N AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE. 2 NUT COAL. $5. 00 per Ton. GANS CO. 68 WATER STREET. MR. TAFT’S SPEECHES. One‘ln‘ Bridgepoi't and Another in New Haven Only Ones Scheduled. In This State. ‘ William H. 1Taft, the Republican candidate for president‘,.is to, make a flying trip to Connecticut, Monday, not appear to be much chance of South Norwalk hearing him speak. as was expected, until the announcement of the change in his plans. 1 ‘ Mr. Taft, according to the present schedule, will deliver only two speech as in Connecticut, one in New Haven and the other at Bridgeport. At the ' Elm cuy he will make a speech under cover, and at Bridgeport he will make a brief address from the rear plat form or his special train. The train ..o'clock noon. Unless a change is, made in the schedule the car will not slap at South Norwalk‘ from all that can he learned. The local commit-V1 1V‘tees hays not had any word that, will stop here. An emort Was made tr' learn if Congressman Hill could give ‘uny information but, Vhel t 311111111111 who 1,1111 . l but at the present. writing there does. is due. ‘to arrive at Bridgeport at. 121 V that! iihey‘ are ‘ ' ‘V ibroad. ' HONORS FOR on. 13111115111112“ Tendered the Office of Director and instrucfiir of Travel Club The Travel (111111.01 Bhston, undei whos’e auspices! Principal Edward H. Gumbaxt went to Europe last sum- mer, has tendered Dr Gumbait the or flceor director. and 1115111111101 or the cluh.D1'G11mbart scrvod lust sum- mer as assistant (lhector. The clubds composed of many mem- bars of culture most of whom live, in or near Boston. .Rév Charles ‘5. Mac- tariand was for several years the direc- tor and inst1uctor. He has just been tie-elected 11s the president ,of the club. ‘In case Dr. Gumbart accepts it will give him the privilege and the culture 01'. another summer in Europe‘ this vearV.1'Vl‘ho club 11111115 11 similar trip to the one taken 111111 9‘11 uncr and several people in The Ernsvol shave intimated. » their intention applying for men 111311111111."- Mr writs of 0111111111, who war 111111 ‘1101. retu .1,” porn is being WI ‘Il ‘ by a score or six up to fine to pfuy. “Fellow citizens," shouted 11111 candh date “it i am elected for this district I shall endeavor to make you glad that. you did not elect another." “Thats right. " veiled the dry goods, hex philoa-1 opher, "I reckon one would be V-a plea-V t.y "—1——Puck This New Science of Ilcahng—, _ CHIROPRACTIC is a new discovery. hailed as one or the most beneficial revolution: to man- '.1", kind. 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 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, then emi- hating- through eabh toramina between each segment or vertebrae. the nerves cairy and distribute all the his force in the body. , See the Chiropractor and ask why. 94 Washington St, Haviiand Block, South NorwaIkV, Conn. 1 1 T FRANCIS D. C. Magnetic rho-1mm. on». AM. » WOOD WOOD? VA. CARMI BETTS. and Miss , Vraniuy' Use. V VV$610Vo per cord; 01.50 per 1 i: For Boys and Girls. We also carry the *‘ Prices: " M. 25 to $1.50 A full line of Men' s and ‘ Women’s; ' snobs AND RUBBERS each week, will relieve you of a heavy I1 den. T his will not cause yen to go 11 ebr,‘ as you bill grows less each week advantage of by thousands of the best families in The Norwalks and sur- ..1' TRADE MARK RE. 5. PAT. OFF. 1, _ Scuoo 81-1013 * ‘ 721.911.911.1ch Time in 2779. 29- 31 West Washington Street. ' SOUTH NORWALK 'r DEIIHI III] IWIIRIIS Themes J. Spencen , 111." Company I, Twenty seventh Regi- Vment C V died at Fitch’s Home for Soldiers, Noroton Heights, Wednesday ‘. For 13 yeais he had been an inmate ot“ the ‘Soidiers‘ Home, and was Well known by the veterans of this city, having, been a‘ sea captain and. having engaged in coast-Wise trelghting. in 1891 hé fell and fractuxed his spine, tr om which he never recovered ‘Dur— ing‘ his stay in the Soldiers' 19 he 1 was most patient in‘ bearing up under Vhls‘niistort11ne.He is survived by 11 ‘id w and two daughters. ‘ ' V, Funeral at Henry H. route 1 The funeral of Henry H. Tones, w of ranrd, will be held tomorrow at- to oon‘1at, 2. 30 from his late home, at 27 Quintard avenue. The Rev. Charles is Macon-land. pastor of the ‘ ill cruciate. and interment will (allow V ‘ G ‘V to wake 1 Thomas .leffe1so11,Sponr.'.e1 a veteran 1 Ronni Norwallt Congregational Church.‘ The members of Ilncas Tribe, Improiu ' ed Order of Red Men, will attend the ,iimeral in a body. i ”-1—- i Miss smuy Hoyt. . 1. ‘ The 1111:1111 of Miss Emily Heyt or'« curred this morning. at 9 oclOck. at the usidcnce of her Vbrother-imlaw, Charles R. Hoyt, in‘ Scribner street- Deceased 1111131 seventy- seven years of age. and had been ill 11011131111119.1111. nerai services will be held on Monday ‘ afternoon at 21' 30 o'clock fro mher late residence, and interment will be orwalk Cemetery. ' , , V . .1 1. Funeral of Mrs. Edward Shanahan. 1 Funeral services over the remains of the late Mrs. Edward Shanahan, 01." Wilton ayenue. Norivalk‘, will be hel . Monday morning at 9 ociook, from . St, Mary’s Church, With interment fol. . o lowing in St. Mary's cemetery . was stricken yesterday morning while at work on 11' trblley cor and died 11.1111 ’ WW Dorothy’s mother found her with an alarm clock on her toot and the alarm set for 113111111311 .. "Well for 5111‘, ‘ess sake. Dorotby, what niischieta on up“ to now?" “Why, moths 1 chief, but lily
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