You should buy from 11 line 013 Cloth—
Ing that 1111111111111115 the atundard v11.-
.luus. All 1111111 wool in the only muterw
lot that will give good, hard servicer
. The cloth need in our garments
,doei‘i not contain 11 thread of cotton, '
mercerizcd coilon or other nubstitntes
for pool. ,
When you ol’l’or 11. customer High-
grade iiiort'huIIdise for only 310, guar—
' untoed all wool and perfect“ fitting or
no sale then how can our man got
‘awuv from us.
is ',
guaranteed It) be all pure wool and
‘ COPYRIGHT .
37 and 310
I have bought the entire stock
1310 the people
1‘ '_ The Suite me made in the lat
11:15. They are all pure wool and
~wll1 all go at thin sale 111.39.00-
11 North Main Street,
Outfitters From Head to Foot
ON SALE
at high grade (lolhiug at 50 cents on the dollar and will give the benefit
“ them worth less than 311111011161. are w01 th as high :11: $18 and $20. and
Come and be (onvlmed.
D GOTTLIEB
of Men‘s' Suits (11’ a manufacturer
ext styles and of the choicest fab
w01nted.'l‘h(.1re isn‘t a suit among
SOUTH NORWALK.‘
for Men, Boys and Children.
‘ This New Science of Healing—9
CHIROPRACTIC
, - 1:11 new discovery, hailed as bus or
. that most beneficial revelations to man-
kind. It is coming to be quite well
,kupwn that physical life is sustained
. ' by the innate power generated in the
brain. Acting as a dynamo, sending
Its lite current throughout the physical
,1 organisifi‘hy means or the nerves hav-
I,‘lng1 their rise in the brain, passing
therefrom into the spinal cord and
throughths spinal column, then emi-
, hating through each toraminn between
each segment or vertebrae, the nerves
cam and distribute all the life force
- In the body. See the Chiropractor and
‘ 115k why.
‘,"4 Washington St., Havlland Block,
South waaik, Conn.
T. FRANCIS, D. (1.
Magnetic Twatmentofilvon Alon.
DIAIHS IND IYNIRIIS.
Funeral of Lester W. Byxbee
Lost (-niihly 11111111111 Io.,the remains,
of Lester \‘i’entworlh liyxhee, who was
beloved by 11 host, of I'rieIIds. was paid
weir-111111 afternoon. l 1111111111 selvicee
were hold 111:. to unlock 111 the home
(11' Leslei 111 parents (.‘npinln 11nd MIR
.lI‘rcderick l.. Ilyxboo. 111: .111 Cross
slreol.lhe llov. DI". Soul 0. Curtice
otlioiutlllg. l‘ll'. (Turiiro Inudu wry
touching reference, In the (incensed
young mun 111111 the service was 1111 1111
usually end one, if (111(1 I‘nnorul service
they be sadder than 1111111 hor, ’l'hoiloI
Ill display was a Tory lionuiil‘ul om1
:mclnding many hundmmo pier-115, um
all toslii‘yillg to llIl1 (11111111111 in which
the deceased was held throughout tin
city by those who had known him. 'l‘ln
pull l1(,1arers were AI'IIIIII' l'loyl, lilo
pheu Mltylll‘w, William Moliuuh, .\'oI'-
1111111 ll. Shaw. 1111111111 l‘iotl’man. friends
of Lester, and :1 cousin, (looruo Knapp,
(11’ New York City. Four (IIIII1I"_1'(1IIII,L:
‘ W001) Ween
’ ‘ A.‘ CARMI BETTS,
DEALER IN
; Hard and Sdlt Wood,
Sawed ‘and split Ready for
,, ' Family Use.
Soft Wood, 36. 00 per cord; 31. 50 per
1!; cord.
Hard Wood, 37. 00 per cord,‘, $1.75 per
, ord.
Split; Wood, 25c extra per 1,4. cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Ta 207-2. NORWA‘LK. CONN.
~—--~—»1——~- ......L..... ._ -- “..-—M. "....--
"7‘1Y Y Y .Y Y
, biwAbout This?
this is the. day you need
Coal, then. this' Is the “psycholog-
..m‘omc‘n‘t” for. us to suggest a
l of the FERRIS kind.
you want to know about our
Hal don’ 1 take our word for it—
ask your neighbor, or better still
try a ton.
Will youi'jfi i ‘_'1 , 1'13
he Ferns Coal Col
"I49 Washington 81.
..Y Y Y ”Y 1n
“$2.7.
11111.11 friends. AIIIIISOII Austin, llnrry
Oherlnuder, Chester Fitch and Godi‘roy
Shaw were flower 11111111111111. interment
.'1v11.s at Riverside Cemetery. in Nor-
walk and there wereao 111111111 floral
(111 with them.
Y tokens that. the 111111111 11111.1; inirly 111111111
Harry‘ E. McSherr .
’i‘lIe‘i‘unoruI or Harry E. McShcrry
the young South Norwalk lineman, was
held this morning at 1) o’clock from St
anry's church, in Norwnlk. The Rev
Father McCarthy officiated. During
the. service Miss Alice (lahiil rendered
"OIIe'Sweetly Solemn Thou ht,” and
John Wehle “Calvary." As
Special Sale. Saturday, all the
‘ Latest Popular
!
‘7.
; 2 Copies for 25¢.
New Mandolin Folios, -- 15c
W. A. ‘Briggerman,
MUSIC STORE. ' ~
Donovan Blank, . 132 Washington 81..
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
MIMI-2N YOU WANT THE BEST 10
' CENT CIGARCALL FOR A
.RflliIR llll [Ill
1 WHEN YOU WANT THE
BEST 5 GENT CIGAR cALL FOR A
ill lYIY
“7B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
3. ‘HTh‘o, 13an olgars more Market. 1
I
o
l
he body .. .,
SheetMusic 8
Any 10c package of CRACKERS ................ .2 pkgs for 15c
SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS ....... .,. . . . .. ...... 8/20 lb.
’3 'pounds‘HEAD RICE ................ ............ ,.25c
11 pounds TAPIOCA. ...... ... ...... . . .- .‘ ......... 25c
3pounds MILK or SODA CRACKERS ....... .. . , . .1 ..... ‘. .25c
squarts BEANS. ........ ...... “ .......... ,..25c
‘ 72 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SATURDAY, 01:11.31; 150E ‘ 1‘
Some women are delaying In buying their Hats, be-
cause they think the prices are too high at present,
and In fact it is 50. But try our prices and be con-
vinced that W are cheaper than the rest of them. ;
L. GOLDEN, 68 WaShirIg‘tOn Street
WWWWW”W”OOW
Look! LOok! Look!
LADIES FA] 1. SUITS in c1hoi(o models and mime, 11011111 in
“10111101011111. (‘lllWllllu 11nd Novelty Stilpeu lined with gIIIII'nIIII-1(~1(I”'
Sliilmm' s Satin.‘ 1112‘1111, to order In Korp Brothels. high guide design-
11111111111 Indies 1.Iil(.'.1111 Come in and set-1 NH, 1111 we 11111 1l1(1,on|,1 Ylllllllh‘
in this (1it1‘1hnl will glw run 11 ceilitirnto legally guaranteeing 31111111
clothes to hold their good ::l;1.1.1111II'0111 try (111 until wear out.
. KARP BROS.’
Designing and' Ladies' Tailoring Parlors,
88 North Ma‘ln st. ‘ Tel. 968. ' South No.walk.
m». ' ommwwmmono
ElectionSpeIai
F01 Three Days—~Saturday, Oct. Sist,
Monday, Nov. 2d, and Tuesday, Nov. 3d,
WE WILL HAVE A
Special Sale Of Men’s
and Young Men s
Suits at 315. 00
We have purchased a lot of high-grade handatailored
Suits especially for this sale that are worth $10. 00
See our window display of them, or better yet, come in
and try them on.
We receive collars and chfs for Gardner & Vail Laundry.
Willis H selleck
Clothing of the Right Shirt
48 AND 50 WALL STREET NORWALK, CONN. ,
LOOK IN OUR WINDOWS
COAL! MC OALWI
ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAI‘. JUST RECEIVED.
TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
0.2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton-
HARRIS 8: GANS Ge
TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER STREET.
, A store full of good things to suit your appetite as well as your
pocketbook.‘
Our Canned Goods are arriving every day, and we gladly quote
you prices on small or large quantities. All we ask is to get our fig—
ures before yOu purchase elsewhere.
FANCY POTATOES splendid cookers .. . .Iju., 951: pk. 25c
YELLOW Or RED ONIONS ..................... pk., 30c; qt. 5c ’
Hard heads of CABBAGE ........... i. . . .» ....... . . .from 5c up
Remember, all goods scld comply with pure food laws.
wouIs
SOUTH NORlIVALK
Telephone Call 467, ‘
.....
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
I RAM 81: HYATT
NOS. 2 Hnd 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Carpets and Rugs
,II is limo now to think (11' new ‘ll‘lom (‘1~1(11(Iin,<1.u.
11111111011.
0111 11550111110111 in l1(1ti(,1
()III YISSOI‘YIIIC‘IIY (11' (leeirublo 1111' it's 11nd pntlnns 1G tin host 11"( h 111(1 1111(11 shown;
r now than it will be later in tho
thnt 1111111115 wider choice,
and wider choice 11111111111 nutinfrmim 15111111 Sl'ltllill 1111111151111 lnlujo iilZl‘ 0111' 11(11‘ [1111111
SAXONY AXMINSTER RUGS. 9 x12 ..................................................... 32:.1‘00
ROYAL AXMINSTER RUGS 9 x 12 ............... __ ..................... ,1 ................. $20.00
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS HUGS, 8.3 x 106 ....................... ‘. ..................... $1350
ROXBURY TAPESTRY HUGS. 9 x 12 .................................................... 319.00
MOTTLED AXMINSTER 'RUGS, 30 x 60 inches ................................... 31’10 and 3175:
WHITE COTTON COMFORTABLES. 72 x 81 ............................................. .. ............ 31. 50
EXTRA COTTON COMFORTABLES. 72 x 90 ................................. '.... ........... . ....... .,32.75
LAMB'S WOOL COMFORTABLE-ZS .................................... ‘.‘. ................................. 35.00
TRISTRAM 811 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
illi 3 [N 311111 ”7*
Cold weather Necessitatcs a
Heavier, Warmer
SHOE
0111' Winter Shoes, while
HF AVY are made on the 11111111111 lusts.
Which gives them (1 very“; (hessv :11)
11111111111110
ELITE
$3.50, 3400, 85.00 ,
CROSS
$3.00 13. 50 ______.34 .00
Wearm Shoes That Fit.
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 5:122.
"WW, MOney Advanced ;
to III, on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal property.
without removal on their own name
without lndoraer
CALL AND on U:
independent Loan 81 Security Co.
Havliand Bldg ,‘Wsohington st.
once open until 7 p. In. Monday Ana - «.
Retard“ until 11.30
BASKET BALL
TEAM F,
AT THE NORWALK ARMORY
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
NEXT GAME NOV. 2nd.
Arrow Five, of Br noklyn 7;.
To EAT 7} 1
PRELIMINARY GAME
MONTAUKS VS. IROQUOIS
DANCING FROM 10 OCLOCK
‘ UNTIL 12.
Ivory Monday Evening, the best.
teams that can be obtained will play
at the Armory against Team 11‘, the
team that has represented Norwalk
continuously for 10 years.
aggIegmion that has placed N111 11'11k
‘auiong the top1noichers in Basketball
,und the team that will contest with
Middletown Stamford Danlnn'v and
Waterbury this winter. in 11.11 endeavor ..2‘
to bring'to Norwaik the State Chamr
piouah'ip.
ADMISSION ...... ‘ ....... 125 CENTS "
First gnmebegins at S o'clock.
ENTERTAINMENT!
AT SOUTH NORWALK CONGRE-
~ GATIONAL CHURCH.
Friday Evening, November 6th
‘Stcreopticon Pictures
YELLOWSTONE PARK AND ROCKY
MOUNTAINS. '
BY MRS. HELENA HILL‘.‘ WEED.
Under ‘the‘ auspices ot’ Norwulk
Chapter, D. ..A It, and the Bible
School. . " 7 , ‘-
ADMISSION . 25 CENTS
we‘Ie intioduced and elic‘h gave a line
111111;.
A Ii.‘ll11i11gtoII...l‘Bolde‘I1 Hhrlbutt'.
avlhg‘ PAY ? No‘t lt- one
had to scrlmp and 131‘. a mister. ‘
«aerialuly does pay it you consider how EASY it is to save in.
1111 this‘ bank, how little error-t iii takes and yet how fast
UNITED BANK BUILDING. .. » ,
30111111 NORWALK. ‘c‘oNN.
'vum-
was being home from the ob rch
('holr sung, "Nearer My dad
MW... ”...... ......u, .
. dthel SPEECHES AT REPUBLICAN CLUEl
Theo" Interment was in Mary'a’! Several of "I" (1ch Time Party Work-
Cemetery. ’1‘ be‘ will be‘ar‘e‘re were WII er ., 1 Iis‘argl L‘aat Evening. ‘
.llam E. Brien, William McOann anti The Rap Ibll‘can‘ Working Cluh'u‘
John 0111 III from the R and G Cer‘set“ headquailers in" Mam alreet, N01 walk.
factor y 11 here the‘ deceased was cm. was 11‘ scene of a rousing Meeting. last '
ployed 11nd three ‘m‘latnliors or P11t-.ev'enlIIg.A big cr',‘owd was in attend
1111111 Hose Company, Fred B Coleman, mice, and the several speakers or the
‘ , Gr" C‘Yiar‘ies E. Lockwood and Mnrtihall evening put with some ve1y interest
1 1 mil.
Joseph' Ghlo‘tto and Edward ing and convinclpg facts», The meet
by President to 0.
B Ddulons were flower bearers, the lug 11111111 opened;
display being eoutitul. , , Keeler, and the olileng'“ spenl‘ters
(“button l1‘.iinll01l1 11.0. Wheeler 05‘
Diiwor‘ln and SiGcorge .lohnslo‘n.
Phonozmph selections were, finished to .
1. 1.1mm the speec,‘hea and it Was a
late hour when the meeting was closv,
11.11 ‘lh‘ln (1111111111,: E J Hill wil make
on nddrcsu at the headduarters.
(‘ l‘othoalihe thieves 1119 operating in
Foirilnld avenue. Last night 11 Teal;
(111111 had a. dread stolen;
George. Allen, of Weatpor‘t.
popular clerk ot‘ the New York Groc-
cry Compnny, In} Norwalk Will spend
tohidrrow with ‘ tend; Waterbury.
being ‘ ‘
This is the
. loaned for. the occasion by‘ Charles
111 ,
(ll It is as important to us as
othermeans of publicity.
Advertising
newspaper advertising and
You come to look at our
goods—you buy through. good values~—it gives satis-‘
faction. . Your neighbor happens to want something ,
Without hesitation you say
on that order—eke Asks yen where she can do best?
KRIEGER’S, because that .
admit) you bought has, given you satisfaction. 1
(ll Word of month advertising is building, for 119,11
éteady trade. _
Our Siikand Lace
Waiét Dept.
offers splendid values and
should interest every woman
; Sweaters
32.98 «1315.00
For Men, Women
..Black, Gray and Winte,
, from ‘
Boys and Girls
31.00 11135 00
our Charge
AccOunt
is at year. disposal.
EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS
w;il settle the bill for all your purchases.
29- 3i West Waahmgton Street.
SOUTH NORWALK
COUNTRY CLUB HALLOWEEN
Young People Danced In the Barn,
' Which Had Been Finely Decorated.
One of the prettiest Hallowe' en pa:
lies imaginable planned by an even. ’
, dozen mung, ladies. was carried out 7
most successfully last evening, at the
barn on the grounds of the Nonalh
Connlty Club. the interior of which
had been completely transtouned for
the occasion. ‘
‘An abundance of cuinstalks. autumn
loaves. pumpkins fir trees and jack
(1 lanterns lent 11 title Hallowe’ on air
to the ac‘ene the pretty decorations
being prided to by 11 number of cozy
corners. which Were decorated with
spa. pillows. ' 1
During the evening. many of the
games for which this festival is fam-
one 13911,.were played, and there were
barn dances, two- steps and Walti‘es to
music furnished by a hulking machine
V‘erlln. During the evening. the young,
ladies served their young men guests
with dainty refreshments. . 1
The young ladies who a‘rrhngsd the
event included Miss Ines Thlmadge.
,rnot, Mia‘s Blossom Smith
Miss Mobél Ferris; Miss (trace XV“?-
‘served and Enjoy‘e
nan, John Bldg‘er, William Hubbell and"
Lawrence. Miss Susan Seymour, Miss
Mabel Benton, Miss Flmenco V. K‘el
lc1, Miss Adele Barnes Miss Ninu‘1
Zelufi‘ Miss llna Force and Miss Lil- '
lian 11‘. St. John ‘
a ‘GAVE A PLEASANT PARTY.
......
A ver pleasz'mt party whs held at ‘
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Hilll, 213 ,
Woodward avenue, last evening. About ‘
thirty mate in attendance and games. -
vocal and inatrum‘entai solos were in- . ‘.
,(inlged in during the evening Piano 1.
solos were given by Miss’ Lizzie Banks
and violin holes ‘by: William Huhbei‘l. , 1
At midni ght a‘ 111,111 uéTtiful collation Was 0
by all those prod.
exit. Among the guests were the tor.
lowing: Florence Brennan, unta
Byxbee, Ada Selby. Lizie Bank. Anna 1 .
Irwin Emma Hedman, Charlotte 3
Green, Lizzie Smith, Hazel Eustice, ’ ,.
Grace Eustioo, Katherine Gunb‘y, Edna, 1 , Z I
Alice. Era and Jayne Hill, Messrs. Wil-
liam Grace. Willis Morro‘ll,01war Wal- ‘
.eur,,.loaeph Lyncl‘l wne'ed 119111111111, 1
Edward Leary, Staple-11 Talmage, 13r-
nest Talmage. ll‘i'ank‘ Watermsn, A
n
Rance. Carl Filsln‘ger. Edward Bren-
hers.
Norwalk Chronicler