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We invite severe elltlclsm
clothing stock
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6 sure Of satistying them fol we handle '
F'tthe finest line 111 clothing
ishings in town
the highest obtainable 11111.1 to of ex-
cellelne.
in dressed and undressed wmsteds and
1" all the newest. stripes and weaves for 1
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quttightCiothing CO.
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especially ilom lnen,
are extremely «particular about
matelial alld fitting. We ale 4
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urnlshed this fall,
6 NORTH MAIN STREET.
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THE son 11 NORWALK EVENING ISENTINEL'
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1908.
Charles J .. Mintz & Co.
Grand Opening, Saturday, Oct. 81
Everything Entirely New.
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Novelties,
Furs and Tailor-made Hats.
«em-WW
92 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
tie.
and Monday only.
S’l‘YLl} 223, regular ptiee $1 00.
S"Yl .11) .118, lcgular price 501:
H .......
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L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street.
SPECIAL SALE on MEN’S and
YOUNG MEN’S SUITS.
I have no big show windows, but I have the goods.
MEN’S PURE WORS’I‘ED SUITS
in all the latest shades, equal to
custom made. real value $15;
will sell special
at................. $9.00
TUTTLE SHOES for men, the
best hand sewed 0
shoes ........ .. . . . $3. 0
D. GOTTLIEB,
11 North Main Street,
BOYS' SUITS, sizes ti to 17, two
kuickerhockel pants to each
suit; value $5 Spec-
ial at. ............ $3. 00
MICNS $2 1'11) SHOES,
$1. 59
25c up
special ............
MEN'S and BOYS‘
SWEATERS, from
SOUTH NORWALK.
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BIG RALLY TONIGHT.
Senator Dillingham and Lieut. Gov.
Lake to Speak at Hoyt's Theatre.
One of the most important iiepubli-
can rallies of the present. campaign
will he. held this evening at, lloyt's
Theatre, when the speakers will he
United States Senator William 1’.
.l)IIIIIl;.’,Iitlltl, of Vermont, and Lieut.
Governor Everett .1, Lake, of ('ottller-
ii1'ut. Both sides will discuss the, is-
sues of the eampaign in 11 viaorons-
manner, for which they are noted. I11
eddiiioll to these speeclles, there will
he campaisu songs by the Rough iti-
llel' Glee. (“1111, of South Norwallt.
which is adding to its already wide.
reputatiol.
Senator Dilliughunl and Lieutenant
tioveruot Lake duling their stay in
Norwalk, will be entertained at the
home of Congressniall i1). .1. Hall, in
West avenue.
SAILBOAT UPSET YESTERDAY.
A sailboat upset. yesterday near
Gregory‘s Point, but. there were no
serious results. A larger boat 11111111-
to the rescue.
NOVELS
10c and 15c
By Georgie Sheldon, Chas. ('iarviee,
Nick Carter, Burt Standish. lioratio
Alger.
W. A. Briggemlan,
MUSIC srons.
,_ Donovan Block, ,132 Washington It.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
iiiiii
How About This?
If this is the day you need
Coal, then this is 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?
' The Perils Coal CO
149 Washington St.
Wii‘f‘i‘s
RIIIIER III]
I Call for them at the retail stores.
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Miss May Foster,
guest of Mrs. lrrlut;
Sil't't‘t.
oi‘ lianbury, is 11
Hall, of Main
A subscription dauee was held at
the Norwalk Country Club, Saturday
evellilln. with Speidel's orehestra I'ur
iii-shitty: Illllsii‘. It is not probzllth' that
there will be a dance a! th:1 l'IllIl on
Saturday evening of this week.
I Harry A. Bradley has resigned 11.1:
ill Kalp Brothers is guaranteed.
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Do You Realize
1.1.11 noticeable an imperfect fitting SUIT or SKIRT is?
your SUIT or SKIRT made In Kalp Brothets' Designing and 1.111lles'
Tailoring Parlors you are assllled of a pcritct tit, 11s all work done
Designing and Ladies' Tailoring Parlors,
SOUTH NORWALK. i
TELEPHON E 968.
WM”WOMN”MOWWOO
By having
BROS.’
TALK ABOUT
STYLE
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manager of the ltridge l'llarlnar). in
order to take :lllolht‘1r position and
Keogh & (landee. who represent the
Chan, 1'11.
" It now develops that the salm- kin-l
of 11 burglary as committed at the .\li:
1111' machine shop Ill Water street. l1‘l i—
day night, was sueeesslull) 1-1uumitted
in 11 luaehille shop in l'olt t‘hester 11
week ago Friday night. it is 11111.14va
ered likely that the same parties were
uli.\ed 1111 in hotll. The goods taken
in Port (‘hestel' bore the. name of 11‘. S
or W. Steinmetz,
There was a peculiar lnixup ill
\Vashilnzton street, this morning, I111—
tween Milk Dealer .1. II. Crosby‘s 11111111
and a team belonging to Miller Broth-
111's, Norwalk expresslnen. The shaft
of the Crosby wagon, in turning,
caught Miller's horse. bridle, and both
horses camo'logcthet'. The express
outfit. was cxtrlcuted without much
trouble, but. Crosby’s horse Wont down
on the pavement.
Wholesale and Retail.
BrOOkside Lake Ice CO
Office—Foot of Ann St.
TWO ’PHONES—lb—B; 752-2.
THE BEST 10c CIGAR.
IWIN Bill
I THE BEST 5c CIGAR.
IB. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
present. owner 111' the store, Wells
81111111111111, of New York, Ituve plat-ed
William liogal'dus in temporary,
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LaRUCEIce
‘ ,YOllllL’ Illilll.
Special
COAL. '
HARRIS 81
TELEPHONE 450.
RECKL’ESVSILYHRIDING MOTOR CY-
CLE.
Port Chester
was placed under arrest,
by Chief of Po-
llul'l'y llaluano, 11
yesterday afternoon,
lice \T'illlalu Vollluer. on 11 ("barge of
1'111-1111111511' ruling a nlotorirycle Iii
\i'ashiuntou street. Rama 0, who Is
about 20, admitted to riding :10 miles
an hour. A friend in South Norwalk
went his bond in the sum of $10. Ra-
111111111 appeared before Judge Joseph 11.
Taylor, this morning, and pleadedI
guilty. lie was titled $13 and costs
amounting to $7. it was also learned
by Chief Volluler tliat the, young man
had no license. He said the dealer
from whom he purchased the machine
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Docs saving PAY ? Not if one
» small sums in this hank how 1111]:-
use small deposits count 11p with
UNITED BAN
I7 WASHINGTON 8T.
had to scritnp and be a miser.
But it certainly does pay it’ you consider how EASY it is to save in
effort it takes 11nd yet how fast
4% interest.
,The South Norwalk Savings Bank
K BUILDING.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
told him he would get the necessary
license, and that. in the meantime it.
Lwould be at; right for him to ride with-
! ollt one.
Is It Worth the Price? '
111013111, \V. McKay. who was taken
suddenly viii at the South Norwalk rail—
road depot. and was takelt to tho Nor-
walk Hospital, left the institution last
11111111 and went to ills home in Flat.
hush.
-—___—_—
George W. Hopkins, of Concord
street, is ill of typhoid fever.
Systematic investigation of the
Philippine islands leveals the fuel that
the group consists of 2,6011 isl11ud1'
while before the Ametican ounpatioll
..meW the number was estimated at 1,200.
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\\'e have
111-1' 11}: Vail, Collar and t‘ut‘f Laundry, of
New York. and will ship each Wednes-
day 1111111111111, 111. :1 o'clock,
have your clean lincu here. Saturday morning.
Willis H.
' Clothing of the Right Sort,
48 AND 50 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CONN.
LOOK IN OUR WINDOWS.
lii' Hobby!
Whether you've not the “Rah! liah!" ideI. or want
uarllletlis of conservative
something just aliltlel11-11'el‘ than
At $ 1 5 Will
COAT HANGERS, that Pres.-
erve the Shape of the Garment
fashion, we'll show
"the newest."
Show You Suits
Worth $20.
10c
taken the Ageney for (lard—
you
and will
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OAL!
ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED.
TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
0.2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton.
CANS CO.
68’ WA I‘ER STREET.
MOST PRECIOUS CARPET.
1 Exchange).
A small carpet. in the San Francisco
lllint is worth more than its weight ill
gold and is soon to be burned in or—
der that the precious metal filings that
have been sprinkling it for several
years mar be 111111111112111. The etupel is
in the adjusting- 11111111. 111111111 tiles ale
used to tlilu sulplus gold from coins
after they are staluped. it frequently
happens that 11 piece of ov'elweight
falls to the floor and becomes ilnbcd-
ded In the grain of the car.;pei and it
Is nothing unusual for the. government
to get $51,001) worth of gold dust otlt
of tll11..aslles resulting from the burn-
ing of one of the floor coverings.
floor sweepiugs are treasured with the
utmost care, as they furnish enough
money to pay tlie'salary of the janitor
several times over
SHADES AND TlNTS.
“I hear there 111111 quite a ii: in rol-
ored vote polled in your distriet, 1'1'lo‘
llcl?"
‘A light 1111111111 vole‘,’ it was iilo'
than lialit 111lu111isuh;it was white
—p11't'e1'll,v 11'llite."~—.illtii¥0-
The woman who was opposed to suf-
frage for her sex explained that she
preferred n husband to 11 .vote,
"l'el'haps i would. too," said the asi-
tator for the 1111111111, “but I have a fiaht.
I111: chant-e for the vote."~~~Philadel-
phia Ledger. '
is
The,"
Wet. 207- 2.
same high grade and quality that has
sell. The nullult'actnrer is behind us,
i1‘ul's may be. selected now 111111
Isabella Fox,
Sable FOX,
Squirrel,
and this season's line is superior to any We. have ever shown.
Japanese Mink,
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
FINE, FURS
. ‘ . ' W; 'I‘"“"'This SeasOn’s Ne
Don’t Overlook T but
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVEDALINE OFTHE
AMERICAN BEAUTY CORSETS
We. think it’s no need to explain what. these comets are ill quality 111111
1311i-as 11 new line to us—wc have reduced their prices for Saturday
west Styles and Shapes in Scarfs'
and Muffs Are Now on Exhibition.
0111' low prices 011 l’urs this season is the result of buying 0111' line early and having our choice of skins.
The
maintained
()111' guarantee is behind every piece of For we
so yoll are doubly protected.
made our iI‘nr Department‘fanlous in past seasons has been
we will hold them until wanted. The line includes Scaris and Mutts In
Isabella Marten,
Blue Wolf,
Black Wolf.
1
Pony,
Black Lynx,
Caracnl,
Sable Marten,
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
Mrs. Edward Shannahan.
The funeral ofyMrs. i1)1|\\'111'd'Si111n
llallau, of Wilton avenue, was attend-
ed from St. Mary's Church. 111 it 11'
cloek this morning. The Rev. Father
Mt‘Ctli'iIly otilelate1l,.1lll1l interment,
followed in St. Mary's (‘111111-tery. Dill“
1111,r the sel'vit'e,
sang “0 He Jean" and “Calvary." 111111
as the body was being borne from the
church the choir rendered "Nearer.
My Good. to Thee-
were James .\I (11'11'll
tery, John Murphy,
.lollll McNamara and James Allearu.
Frank b‘itzmaurire, Edward (Trench
and Frederick London \vel‘e
hearers.
Martin Slat-
Flank .’\lt'I\'eoll.
Funeral of Henry H. Toltes.
Funeral st’l‘l’lCt-‘s over the 1'111111i11s
of Henry ll. ’l'1oll1s man held 111111
day afternoon t'tonl his late home.
Quintard avenue. The Rev. 111‘. 1‘l1al'bs
S, .\ln1'f1lrlalld, pastor of the South
1'-
‘JT
Ntn'walk (‘1111nl'enatioual (Jlu11'1‘h, oll'r
elated and interment followed in
Spring tlrove (Imitelery, liariell.‘ A
delegation of about
“11'
lieleL ution of l'1n1ns ’lribe i 1) it ,\l..
were in 1ltt1~111lau1e."lhe ll ed M -u
conducted services 111 the 1.;1'111'1' ’I'hree
llleuihers from the 'l‘rolleyulell‘s i'uion
iillti tIll‘t'e l‘l‘lllll IIIi' Itl‘li .\I1'l: ilt‘lt'll
as pall hearers.
A PRECEDENT. ‘
A certain correspondent of :1 certain
llelvsptlpei‘mtlitI names 1111111 no hear-
im: on the ensev—sent it the follow-i111:
note which evidently rails for explanle
tiou. hllt 11111-111111 nour:
Sir: ’i‘he
thall cdlt‘ying corn1spondeue11 I111l\\‘1'1ll
President Roosevelt alld l\ir. l'tl'yan‘re-
rails Aristophanes and “The Knights."
Here In the passage:
“Cb'on til 11 thtludel 1111- 11111111-
111111 \iilitllls,_1ou shall die
'Sallsnge Sellei 1111 a louder Sill] lhi
toltei—Ayi 1 11111 sclcalu ten lim 5 111
IlI"Il
Ibo..-
“(leou—d‘ll overhear ye, and out.
hawl ye. ‘
"Sausage Scllt11‘-Bllt‘s I'll 11ut~
scream ye. and ont~sqnail yo.
tt'anslaticul, vv. 369-372.)"
TAXATION 1N JAPAN.
(Exchangm
The Japanese people, aerording to 11
'l‘okio newspaper.
per person in the world. Tile 'i‘okio
paper asserts that heads of families
are. taxed one-fifth of their income. 11y
way of comparison, it maybe raid that
an American pays out in taxes about
one~tllirty~third of his income. In ad-
dition, the American will earn iivve
tithes as much as the Japanese.
tl1‘rerc‘s
It a girl is ill love with :1 young man
she. can‘t see any one else ill 11 crowd.
This New Science of Healmg—
CHIROPRACTIC
the most beneficial revelations to man-
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-
uating through each foralnina between
each segment or vertebrae, the nerves
carry and distribute all the life force
in the body. Boo the Chiropractor and
ask why.
94 Washington 81., Havlland Block,
I South Norwalk, Conn.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
Maunetle Treatments Given Also.
WOOD - WOOD
A. CARMI BETTS.
DEALER IN 1
dard and Soft Wood,
Sawéd and Split Ready 11..
, Family Use. 1
Soft Wood, $6.00 per cord; $1.5 per
1/3 1101 d
thud \\'oo1i,$7. 00 per cold; $1.75 per
1/1, card.
Split Wood, 25c extra per 11,, cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
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’llle pal] bearers "
lower ' .
’ll‘ollevtuen‘s l‘nion and 11 hope“,
rather more aeriulouious
pay the heaviest tax
is a new discovery, hailed as one or .f
Savings
This is just the time of year when all the family
QI are demanding NEW CLOTHES, and many men
feel that they must elther refuse their wives and Chil-
dren what they ask or break into their savings. It is
bad to do either one, and this is just where we step in "
and relieve you of any further trouble. WE GIVE
YOU CREDIT, for a reasonable amount, in all our
departments.
A SMALL PAYME N T each Week, will relieve you
of a heavy burden. Illis will not cause you to go
into debt, as your bill grows less each week.
OUR PLAN is taken advantage of by thousands
of the best families in The Norwalks and sur—
rounding towns.
TRY 0th
Lucky
Shoes
{If For Boys and Girls.
' ' also carry the
Walton
SHOES
Prices:
C $1.25 to $1.50
99
We,
TRADE MARK RE6.U.8.PAT.OFF.
SCHOOL Silos
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' Women’s ‘
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Krleger81CO
29-31 West WashingtOn Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
WAKING A DEAF PERSON.
“To. wak1 11 a deat poison who wish-
es to he called at a certain hour Is
about the hardest proposition 9. hotel
clerk runs 11p against," said a member
of that genial fraternity. “To ring the
ttlcphonc is useless, because the man
couldn't hear if you rang until dooms-
day. Knocking, for the same reason.
is equally futile. Now and then a guest
who has lost his hearing suggests that.
he leave. his door open all night so we
can walk right ill and shake him, but
even though he does appear to be a
dead game sport there are so many
chances of somebody else less gullc-
lees than ourselves walking in ahead
of us that. we cannot consent to that.
So far the only satisfactory way foaad
for waking a deaf ledger is to tie a
string to his wrist, pass the string
through the keyhole and then tug
awav at it at the appointed time. That
method, however, is rather primitive.
it seems to me.that the man who can
patent a harmless, artistic device for
AN lNSISTENT LITIGANT I
(Exchan‘e). 1
The Diamond l11eld~ Adi 1111111111 r-c
i‘erl'ing to the. litigious nature. of the.
natives of South Africa gives the fol-
,lowing as an instance ' "A native had
fought and lost an action in the, 1111111111
t1ate' s court in one of the small towns
in (iriqualalld East the alticles in dis
pnte being a slate. and an alphabeticd
1.1 liner of the. total value of six pence.
lle. immediately after the judgment
was given against hi1n,st111ted 1111 a
ioulnev on foot to the. chief town
about 10 miles distant, in Older to in
struct an '1tt01 new there to appeal from
the judgment. given. 'lhe attorney
laughed at the 1111111 and told him hei
should desist. as he would only be'
wasting ills money over a trivia-l mat.
tet', but he tendered the costs hf an
appeal to the attorney and insisted,
otherwise he would consult another
lawyer. After a long consultation and
endeavor to advise his client. to act. as
was thought best, the attorney com-
l
plied with the native’s wishes. The waking the deaf is sure of fame and
native won his tll’DPHL" fortune, not to mention the gratitude
, of hotel clerks."—~New York Sun.
“What charge would they lodge -——---—
against a man writing a black hand When a man institutes a damage
NORWALK, CONN.
suit, his neighbors are. generally 3111's
lettei "" "Why, blackmail, of course."
prised to and how much he is worth,
—St. Louis Post Dispatch.
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Norwalk Chronicler