‘ ones are deIaylng. I . .
cause they tbink the 1111111 are too, high, at present,
11111111111111 so. ,. B111 try our priesthood be con»
vinced that we are cheaper than the rest of them.
L GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street
Look!” Ldok! Look!
You 11151111 buy £10m 11 line of Olothv .
in; that represents the standard syn .
. Ines. AII p111e wool is the only mater
, In! that will give good hard service.
‘ The Iuloth used in our garments ls
II guarantaed to be all pure‘ ,avool and
does not, contain aI thread or cotton, ..
mhrcarlzed cotton or other Substitutes .
. for wool.
Nos. 21 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
ltIis (111111111511 toIIbInk of new Flow C111111!n1;s.I 0111' assortment Is better now than II will be later in the
season. 0111' (Insoitluent of desirable (11.11111 s and patter us Is the best we i111v1111ver shown; that means wider choice, II
and wider choice means satisfactory ,I'suiis Special piiccs on 1.11 so size Carpet Rugs
When' you 0115111 11111111111111 High- '
111111111 Mulchuudlse for only $10, guarw
. 11111111111 all wool and perfect fitting or
‘. no sale then how can anyman get
11an fr om 1111.
COPYRIGHT
; Hi I h Grade Clothm
ON SALE
V i hare bought the Iontiie staork 0! Mens’ Suits oI’I (1 nuqui’nctnrei
1111? high grade clothing at 50 cents on the dollar and will give the benefit
,"1 to the people.
The Suite are made in the latest styles and at! the choicest‘ fair
I ' ,rlds‘.
. them Wotth less than $15.1101ne are
‘wiil all go at this sale. at $9. 00.
They are all pure wool and worsted There isn't 11 s‘nit among
worth as high as $18 and $20,11nd
Come and he convint (11!
D GOTTLIEB
II North Main Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Outfitters From Heart to‘ Foot for Men, Boys and Children.
. This New Science of Healing—I
CHIROPRACTIC
II I' IIBI, 8 new discovery, hailed BB one 01'
the most beneficial revelations to man-
:kind. it is coming to be quite well
.“ 1known. that thsicaI lite Is sustained .
by the innate power generated In the
brain, Acting as a. dynamo, sending
Its lite current throughout the physical
organism by means or the nerves hav-
ing their rise in the brain, passing
therefrom into the spinal cord and
through the spinal column, then emi-
. . noting through each toramin‘a between
.I. (111511 segment, or vertebrae. the nerves
II ‘ carry and distribute all the life force
. In the body. See the Chimpraohor and
I ask wh y. . .
9‘34 Washington BIL, Havlland Block,
‘1 .. South Norwaik, Conn.
‘ 1 :_"r. FRANCIS, 1). c.
“ :LMapnotlo Treatments Given Also.
woo. woo”
, A. CARI-“I BEmI
DEALER lN‘
third and Soft Wood,
.. Vsawsd inaiisglibsiiesdy for
Soil: woos. $6. 00 per cord; $1. 50 per
Kblsrg Wood $7.00 per cord'V $1.75 per
MI cord.
. Split Wood, 251: extra per 1,11 cord
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
0742.971" 1 NORWALK. CONN.
II! this is the day you need
Coal, then this 18 the “psycholog-
1:111 moment',’ for us to suggest a
rial of the FERRIS kind.
If you want to know about ourh
ca! (1011’ t take our word for it—
'a Icy your nerghbor, or better still,
11111 1111111
ORDER OF NOT II b‘.
District of Noru'uik, 11s., l’robatr1
Court. October SI. A. 1).. 19012.
Whereas, Written application has
been 11111111: to this court for administra-
tion of 1l111 estate of Henry H. 'l‘olies.
late 01? Norwalh. in said district, d111
ceased.
Ordered,
heard and deterrninod 111. the Probate
Dillon 111 Norwalk, on Il111 71h day of
Noycmbor. .1908, :11 9 o'clock forcnoon:
and that. public notice. Iliorcoi’ be. given
to all persons Interested [herein by
publishing this o1der in a newspupru
having a circulation in said distri(.t
‘ at l‘easi five days below said day of 1
hearing
‘ HENRY W. GREGORY.
n2
.1
GRACE PARISH NOTES
Monday-Daughters or the King in
the Guild room, at 8.
Wednesday—Woman 8 Guild. with
Mrs. Thomas Murray. 1! Harriet
111-11111., at 2:30. .iunior Auxiliary at
13'. 4.1.1.
Thulsday~ltnights of King Aribui‘
at S p 111
Saturday—~t.‘apinins oi’ 'l‘eu RI '1': “III.
Sunday next will be taken iho‘ an-
nual offering for tl1(1 Nulwaik llospi
tai. Believing that this charity is very
much 111isuudorstood. the rector will
preach 1.1 sermon on tho subject.
. Edward O'Brien, oi’ Nyuck. Is home
in South Norwalk, to cast his vote for
Billy-«Taft 01' Bryan,
x'rnY flox OF
251:
ertmg Paper
W. A. Buggerman s
MUSIC 8TORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington It.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
.""""'"'““~”
WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST 10
CENT CIGAR CALL FOR A
HUBER Hill 0W
' WHEN IYIOU WANT THE .
BEST 51 CENT CIGAR CALL FOR A
‘ VWIN L‘HY
__.—-...._..L.-,_
B J REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
Tt'tIVIVo Best VGigInrs In the Market.
*
I'l‘iint said uppiirultion I11»
Judge.
clothes to hold their good .1 .1.
88 North Main ‘8L.I1
V and try them on.
Wlllls H.
COW L'
HARRIS 81
TELEPHONE 450.
LADIES’ FALL SUITS. in choice models and colors,
13.111111111111111. Cheviots and Novelty Stripes,
Skinner‘s Satin. made to or'de1 by Karo Brothers, high- grade deal 1-
(11's and Indies' t.'.'uilma Come in and see us, as. 'we are the only tailos
In this city that will give run 11 (11211111111119 legally guaranteeing your
£10111 try on until wear out.
KARP BROS.’
Designing and Ladies' Tailoring Parlors,
For Three Dayse-Szaturday, Oct.- ' 3lst,
Monday, Nov. 2d, and Tuesday, Nov. 3d,
WE WILL HAVE A
Special Sale of Men’s
and Young Men s
Suits at $15.00.
We have purchased a lot of high-grade hand-tailored
Suits especially for this sale that are worth $211. 00. .
See our window display of them, or better yet, come in
We receive Vcollars and cuffs for Gardner & V'sil Laundry.
. Clothing of the Right Sort.
48 AND 50 WALL STREET.‘ NORWALK CONN.
1~ I‘ LOOK IN OUR WINDOWS
ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEIHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED. 1
TRY A TONsAND SEE THE DIFFEHENCE.
0.2 NUT COAL, 115 011 per Ton
come In
lined with guaranteed
South Norwalk.
Selleck
co
GANS CO
68 WATER STREET
m
SIDE HililH HEARING lH IHE
HIWH HIHIHI‘
(Continued From First Page.)
When. asked about. sewing the
drinks, he said, “We use either ‘ot the
moms to serve drinks to people," and
when asked if he served to both sews,
he replied that he (lid.
Mr. Ratchford said that. If Mrs.
Ratchtord had not provoked Mr. Da-
vis'there would have been no prosecu-
tion and said he was. duitesuro that
‘Mr. Davis said something to this at“
,fect.‘on that evening. Mr. Ratehtord
quoted Mr. Davis as saying that. night
to Mrs. Ratchi’ord. “You have a sidt
11111111, 1151.1." and Mrs. Ratchtord said.
“W11 'l1a.vs' not got. a side room here.
but. we have a. (lilting-room."
Mr. Davis said to Mr. Ratcht'ord
not to come in to p1osucute‘ you 1101‘
insideroom?" 1
M1‘V. Ratchford said, "Yes sir.” ..
Walsh asked Mr. Ratchi’ord it
he didn't' have 11 commissioner hero to
see the place since he have been at
1ested. Davis objected and the oijec
tion was sustained;
Mr. 1111111111: f‘Aro those partitions
there now the same as when the noun
them ovorIlast year. Mr. Ratoht’ord
said they were the same with perhaps
the exception that a. kitchen had been
built way in the rear of the building
After a long plan by Mr Davis, M1.
Walsh made his argument and the
“WIRE-HI, you is the hint that it. offers NOI (1xt1'1ao1dinary I
Io'éfi "s. hutmthet only those things which are consistent with
{city
k
d the 1110111 conservative banking methods.
‘f‘ VViVs not this really theV greatest i11ducen1ent?V
But,
case was continued until IThursdnyI
afternoon at 2 o c'loIck.1 ,
I p...“
RHODE-COMSTOCK casE1IVI I
Has Again 31.111115111111111 UIIItIIlI Need
V Monday Morning. '
,I'l‘be Comatdck- Rondo ‘a‘sVsaIuit case
which was to have 15111.; ‘1‘1Vn-iIu the
South NorWaiIkI police (1111111111111 morn
...‘in‘g. who (train continued until Mon
day (morning 11111111.; hei‘cVI'auan or the ill
I near 51 Mrs 11. ‘0
“DidIn‘ t I tell you that night that I did-
Ifdozen pumpkins made into Tack o ’lan-
:Sou‘th No1'Wnik‘ depot Satuiday night
and ()Iiicer‘ John Smith blushingly es~ ~
t-V bommissioner representative Inomd‘.:-11rted her to police headquarters on
Illlllllfllill lililll NEWS
Albert 1111111101 NewtoWn avenue
Norwalk, forgot to Lake In‘ his fence
gates, Saturday, and the boys appro-
printed them. and taking them up the
street in it out. 01 Mr Partriekfs rosi-‘
deuce, set them on 111591111111 othci
gates shared the same fate at the
hands of mischievous boys.
“Joseph F. 811111111111 for Senator4~
the man to vote for
The selectmen and the town clerk
made William J Irwin oi East Nor-
walk. a voter‘,‘ this morning, and he
can now vote tomorrow. having be
come 2] veers of ago since the last.
(lay oi’11111kiug“Any others that, have
1111111111111 (he sequiie‘d age c11‘11 he made
at any (line before 5 o’clock, today.
Frank II. Merrill executed a clever
method or advertising Senator Jere
miah Donovan a campaign in Norwnik
Sa‘tnrdhy night. Mr. Merrill had a
terns, but instead of. the usual features
were the words “Vote for Jerry "
These lanterns were placed in a dozen
store windows. ,, ~
Sarah N Wright. was showing the.
pretty contour-1111' her ankles at tho
Money Advanced
11
’1
‘BAXONY AXMINSTEH noosamz ..... . ........... 523.110'
ROYAL nxnmsvsn noes, 9 x 12 ....................................................... 120.00
TAPEBTRY BRUSSELS Russ, 11.3 x 10.6 ...............................................
ROXBURY TAPEBTRY noes. 9 x 12 ......... ' ....... 1 ................. . ....... . .......... $19.00
MOTTLED‘AXMINSTER sues 30 )1 so inches ............................. $1.50 and $1.75
Comfortables.
WHITE COTTON COMFORTABLES, 72 x 81 ................................... . ..................... , 81.60
EXTRA COTTON COMFORTABLES. 72 x 90 ........ , ............ ..... .......
LAMB'S WOOL COMFORTABLES .............. ................ ' .....................
$13. 50
62- 75
. ‘ $5.00
'TRISITRAM 8("HYA’1T,NDRWALK,”CONN.
«MM—
Cold Weather Necessitates a
Heavier, Warmer
SHOE
Our Winter Shoes.
HEAVY, are made on the newest lasts,
which gives them a very dressy ap-
pearuuco
ELITE
CROSS
.' 122 WASHINGTON eraser.
“.23" ,PHONEM2-&.,
to oil, on their household furniture!
pianos and other personal property.
without removal. on their own name
without index-oer.
CALL AND IEI U8.
I independent LoaszSecurity Co.
HaviIVsnd Bldg. Washington at.
Ila (111111111 until sou
TEAM VF.
AT 111112 NORWALK Anmosv
NIEXT' GAME nov. 2115', ~
. PRELIMINARY GAME
MONTAUKS V81. IROQUOIS.
, DANCING FROM 10 O’CLOCK ,
UNTIL 12.. 1
Eve1y1MorI1da'y Evening, the. best
teams that can be obtained will play.
at» the Armory against Team F. the
team that‘ has represented Norwalk
THE B OVERIS I PIIHE .. V . ,
While ‘beingII
$3.50, $4.00, $5.01 ‘
$3. 00, s3. 5o, 14. oo
Wear Shoes That Fit.
BASKET BALL
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT If
Arrow FiVe. of Brooklyn
continuously £01- 10 1111511111. This is the
aggregation that has placed No1w‘nl
among the topnotehers in Basketball 1
and the. team that: will contest with
Middletown, Stamford; Danbury and.
Waterbury this winter in an endeavo
to tutors to ‘NorwaikV‘ the State VChnni
pionship . .. II
ADMISVSION NI. ...... .. 25 CENTS
First game begins at V8 o‘clock:
ENTERTAINMENT
‘ AT sou'iI'I-I INORWALK cottons- 1'
GATION‘AL CHURCH. 1
Friday Evening, November Voth
Stereopticon Piétures
YELLQWSVTIOINE PARK AND ROCKY
' MOUNTAINS.
, BY MR8. HELENA HIILL WEED.
a. charge of. intoxication; Sarah 1is, not
a native and was. in‘hIard lucid Judge
Joseph R 'l‘aylor‘ disposed of box can”
this triorning by imposing a tins of $.71
and costs .
«411111111111 11
was quite 111 probability oi’ i'lon‘ier
Draw WiliIlu1n“.“!‘Il
Hope on Dong inland.
und‘érst‘a‘nd that he would be given a
chance to dr‘ivo it two cars were nine 1
ed in 1.1111 r’u‘co‘ 1111th Jn‘m‘e‘s 111111-1111. 1111- V4,:
porl‘uts‘r1Ide11i 11111111 company's Phila-
dolphin branch; Wan finally chosen.
,ur; (how would have beau (dad to
tiiive had I111 been 11 I
. I‘e atVoII with Viniluenoc'
Vloséph F“ Sillinfim. n‘
It is not gone ally known Ithut thorn I
Enrio's chauffeur ' U
‘ (trivibg a ilocdit‘tIIoIbtle 111 the recent, .
.Vondetbllt 11.1111
. Mr. 0111111 had 11 oraotioally 11111111.. I-
Under the auspices or Norwalk
‘Chapter. '1‘). 1A. R. and the Bible
School ' ' 1
ADM IVSVVSIQIN .1
A FRESHILOT or
2b GENTS ‘
- Academy.
‘ the Previdonce cathedra
,‘heai
' ether aid and was an 1111111111111 011 E11-
Nlalt‘ . I ‘ Repubhoanc.
111 -.I bonito-boiled
"
dverrsrng
(I lt' 1s as important to us as newspaper advertising and
other means of publicity.
You come to look at our
goodsw—you buy through good values—it gives satis-
‘ faction.
‘ Your neighbor happens to want something I‘
on that ordor~she asks you where she can do best?
Without hesitation you say KRIEGER’S, because that
arhcle you bought has given you satisfaction.“ I
'II, Word of mouth advertising is building. for us.a
steady trade.-
otters splendid values and
should interest every woman
Sweaters w, ‘
Account
”5:, .
is at your disposal.
Our Silk and Lace
Wald Dept
82981181500
For Men, Women
Boys and Girls
i[VV3r111cl1,V(§r11y and White, $1 '00. m $5 00 V
0111 Charge
EASY WEEKLY“ PAYMENTS
will (title the bill for all your purcba
1I'1Isidents‘,
Icy, passed' .
illness of three months, at her ‘ho‘m‘
No 104 South Main street. , Mrs 111111;.
fli‘tynine y 1111‘ Lisa. . chin '
o‘ountw when seven veers] of age and
was educated at the INIotre‘ D 11113
rovldeuce‘ In herIy
she was noted for her beautiful: us
111 4110 voice, singing for a me (11115 at
s. Motley
was (‘1 brilliantly read . ‘
‘e‘ver may to help‘those in need
ropsan 1111's. p lit!
I on
_ gar, of Bridgeport Mrs.
and Miss Florence Medley
‘ V .‘ .er
altersvi'siti with Li. parents at which
time he 1111;311:111 thegptuneral or his
”)1
who was stabbed several (lines during , 1
a tight with Charles Lewis, in this
111-ace. yesterday was reported today
.to be in a comto‘rta‘blo condition. and ‘
l1 probably recover. The fight occurred ‘_
.11 store ‘11 Broad street. The cause '
Day lathe Hollow
The Mnublicans may heat the Dem-Io
crate or the Democrats may best the
trig r home—cured and, .1
sa‘ges and Frankturbot's. especially “1‘09.
I 11111111111111.1111. with VWarncke Saurkraut V
can't be VbVIethVV .
Norwalk Chronicler