gr
to the people.
Tics.
‘will all go at this sale cl $93.00.-
113 North Main Street,
Outfitters From Head to Foot
This New I Scienoe cf ‘Healmg—é
‘ ICIIIIIOPIIAC‘TIG
is I new discovery, hailed as one or
the most beneficial revolution; to man-
kind. It is coming to be quite well
known that physical life is sustained
3 y the innate power generated in the
brain, Acting as a dynanIo, sending.
its his current throughout the physical
rgsnism by means at the nerves hav-
i 3 their rise in the brain, passing
therefrom into the spinal .cord and
through the spinal column, then emi-
ting through each ioramina between
h segment or vertebrae, the nerves
arry and distribute all the life torce
3813“". See the Chiropractor and
w y. - _
04, Washington 51., l-‘iavlland Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
2T FRANCIS, D. Q
WOOD W001)
‘ " it‘llflfifim' ‘
* 119.311.15.11 Spit Wood,
' Sawed and Split Ready for
_ Family Use.
it Wood, $6. Oil per cord; $1.50 per
’15 cord.
cod $7.00 peir cord; $1.75 per
011, 25c extra per 1/4, cord.
No. 74 Newtown Ave.
NORWALK, CONN.
”ow About This?
If this is the day you need
Goal, then this Is the “psycholog-
'_l of the FERRIS kind.
Co 1 don't take our word for it—
sit your neighbor, or better still,
‘ n. '
ins that-represents the 1111111de To..-
. ines. All pure Wool is the only‘mater-‘
‘ ‘ lull that‘wlli give good, hard service.
"The cloth need In our ,
guaranteed to be all pine wool sud ‘
does not contain a thread of cotton. 3
,mercelized cotton brother substitutes
3‘1 for 11051.3 ‘
onteed all wooi and perfect fitting or
no sale then how can any man got
Suwuy from us.
‘ COPYRIGHT ‘
lbave bought the entire stock of Mens’ Suits of a manufacturer ,
of high grade clothing at 50 centson the dollar and will give the benefit .
The Soils are made in the latest styles and of the choicest fab-
They are all pure wool and waisted. '1‘
them worth less than $15. some are worth as h
Come and be convinced.
I GOT
momen ” for us to suggest a ».
you want to know about our 3
RIB-ll III] 0W
You should buy from clips of Cloth».
garments is
When ’55 offer a customer High
ado Me chIIudlse for only $10, guar-
S7 and S10
here Isn't a suit among
igh as $18 111111320, and: ,
PIEB
Sou‘TII NORWALK. ”_
for‘ Men, Boys and Children.
‘ SECURED $2,336 JUDGMENT.
m
Andrews 4'. Smith Woolen CO.
present plant of the Sails ’l‘exlilc 00111
Daily, at one time.
(ioldschmidi, the execution
been made by Depnl3 SlIcIiff John W‘.
Sculley.
Murphy was an cmplmcc oi’ the An
four years ago caught his right arm
in the belts of a. i’ulilng machine. Such
a severe injury lesulied that he has
it to any considmahle extent, the
muscles end ligaments having been
badly torri.
Murphy has since been an insurance.
agent.
——~—~—.
Will Be Received in Main Officeand
at SelIeSck's Clothing Store,
in Norwalk.
The Evening Sentinel has made
special arrangements to receive the
wire in the oflice in Washington
sheet. The returns will be promptly
bulletined in front of. the oflice and
also at Willis S Sellcck’s clothing
§tole, in Norwalk; where‘ aIrange‘
meats have been made fol special wile
service.
“TRY A Box or
25¢ ‘
WTitiSnSg P2129:
W. A. Briggerman’ s
music areas.
55...... Block, 132 Wuhlnpton :1.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
WHEN you ‘WANT THE BEST 10
CENT CIGAR CALL FOR A
WHEN you WANT THE
sEsTSSSs cENT CIGAR CALL FOR A
‘10: '25 a. ‘m. in the Second Ward where,
, the voting booth is directly across the,
S an otter yen is the fact that it o‘i'fers NO
‘nieuts but rather only those things which are Consistent with
utmost 111’ ,y and the most conservative banking methods
1’ it, is not this Ically the greatest inducem t?
to 11113
extraordinary ‘
But,
' en‘ehrouds the election heretod y p
Thomas c. Murphy Wins Suit iv'rom
Thomas C. Murphy. of York street,
‘Norwalk, was 1115ch happy last night
by receiving $2,336, the judgment and
costs awarded to him by the courts in
his suit against the Andrews 8: Smith
Woolen CoIiipaiiy,«wlIiclI occupied the
This was paid to
him through his attorneys, Warner &
having
drews & Smith Company and about
been permanently denied the use of
SE NTI N EL ELECTION RETU RNS.
full returns of the election by private -
‘ ' total registration of 11,713 had been
thé Elton.
morning a light vote was cast in the.
‘ Srilnin is using voting machines.
(11‘,
and' In fact it‘ 111 so. But
‘L. GOLDEN 68
Skinner’s Satin.
ers and ladies' tailors.
KARP
88 North Main 381. ,
Monday, Nov. 2d, a
Suits at
‘ and try them on.
IF
TELEPHONE 450.
vinced that we are cheaper than the hull of them.
ungton Street
Look' Look! Look'
LADIES' FALL SUITS, in choice models and colors. come in
B1 oadcloths (‘heviots and NoVoIty Stripes, llneil
made to cram by SKarp Brothels,
Come in and see 115.1115 we are the only tailors ,-
in this city that will give you a cexiiflcute legally gnaianteelng your
. clothed to hold their good 5.3;41 from try on until wear out.
Designing and Ledies' Tailoring Parlors,
. Tel 955. ' '
' For Three Days¥Samrday. yOc‘t.‘ 3‘ 31st,"
[Special Sale "of Men s"?
and Young Men s
We have purchased a lot of high-grade hand-tailored
Suits especially for this sale that are worth $116.00.W ‘
See our window display of them, or better Eyet, come in
We receive collars and cuffs for Gardner 815' all Laundry.
WllllS H Selleck
. Clothing at the Right .5055
45 AND 50 WITH. STREET non“ S
Loon; IN one WINDOW
ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL‘ JUST RECEIVED.
TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
6.2 NUT COAL $5 00 per Ton.
HARRIS & GANS (10
Some women are delaying in buying their lists, 115- . “
cause they think the prices are too high, At present,
try our prices and be con-
Was,
with guaranteed .
high- grade design-
BROS; ’
South Norwaik.
ud' Tucsda‘y, Nov. 3d,
$15 00
{.1
link CONN
68 WATER STREET
lllllii VIIIE Billil Pflliill
IN NIIIIWIIK ‘
(Continuéd from “Fifth Page).
Litchfiel‘d county-I) C Whittlesey,
(lanaan; R. B. Stocckel Norfolk; E.
W Preston Roxbury; D. '1‘. Werner,
F. W. Seymour, Winchester.
Middlesex connty~—C. W. Cramer,
Chatham; 'i‘. D. Coulter, Essex; 0. S
Gates, Old saybrook' F. L’Hommedicu.
Seyhrook '
Tolland county—F. S. Agard. Toi‘
land. ‘
vote is being cast in this city. which
is using voting machines for the first
time today Many are voting straight
tickets because of dlmdence regarding
scratching on the machine. Although
both license and no license workers
are active, many electors confess that
11 hen they 19.ch the machine for the
{list time they forgot to vote either
way. it is impossibleto shy what the
trend of the voting is.
.W‘ATERBURY, Nov 3—The early
and indications pointed to nearly all
the registered voters exercising the.
doomexclusively on machines and up
to 11 o'clock nearly cache]! the
voted and the polling pieces were
crowned by long lines pt men.
Congressman Lilley éastx‘hls vote. at-
street from the candidate' 5 domicile, at
. 111w BRITAIN, Nov .2.—Early this‘
national election but at noon a very1
heavy vote was being polled.
HARTFORD Nov 3.--Deep mystery,
ticulruly in regard to” the
In
E
and it is‘ the plenum
considerable ‘Scu‘itin
Salisbury; H O. Averill. Washington; 130
BR1DGEFOR’1‘;'IN0V. 3.~—A heavy ‘“
voting in this 'city was unusually heavy ~
right of franchise. The voting was "
‘ lot, Wilto‘n road
Ne‘w33V
Them is an opinion that a strong Emir
Lilley sentiment. is being expressed.
but this is merely a matter 013 conjec.
Iurc. All voting here is on‘ machines
and those who are watching the situa-
lion closely attempt to Judge- 01‘ what
is transpiring behi‘nd the curtains by,
the length of time a voter takes to cast
his ticket. Much deliberation is con
tainly being manifested by the voters.
in some of the wards the Democratic
to was noticeably light during the
only 200 Democr‘ats bud cast their hal-
lots up to that hour against 700 for the
Republicans. In the regulaI Demo-
crailc words, an unusually light vole
is the. rule
—-—~——&.p
REAL ESTATE. TsANSFEes 3
Augusta C W. Quittman to John Hu
:1ka lot ‘and buildings, Bunion streer.
ar
Augusta (1W Quittman to John Hu~
duh and Paul Sei e, lot and buildings,
,flouton sheet.
Elbert S. Adams ’ lo Minnie W
Knapp. lot. Westport road Wei.
Ralph E. Gregory to Milly A. Stew
art, New‘ York, sixteen acres and
buildings, Wes rwalke War
Robert F. Ad to Alfred H Hop
kins, building let off Meadow stieel.
War. “
Lewis B Fillow to Emil Malhlanc,
Wilton, three acres woodland. WaI
Emil Malblauc to Charles H. Buttery,
Norwaik, three acres woodland War
Sylvester L Kdapp and Arthur G.
Jes‘s‘np to John nttery
ar.
Lizzie McG‘rath‘ o Jth Kcskes and
wife. Building int rxlsav‘enuo. War
Patrick F. Sioldd 1111 wife to .lohnS
Keskcs‘ and mat t3 and building
Ferris avenue W ‘
Lida ‘Wiibelt lb“ V'r‘llllam ll. Stowe.
lot Arid buildings, Spling street.
Miss Butterhaus‘
guest or Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hannah 01‘
Havll‘and street, returned home to New,
_‘ Jersey, today.
B‘énjam‘ln H.
"a
, ton, who recently underwent an ‘,opera.
on at the hoepil’ul for appendicitis
Was dischar 11 till
I‘ to Ill, on their household turbitu‘re.
pianos and other personal property. 9
figout removal, on their own name
Building -
SW11!) 9 ’
NOS 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING
arpets and ugs
it is limo now to think of new F loci Covciings.
Our ashortmcut Is bctiel now ‘than it will be 111ch in the
season. OuI 1181101 talent of desirable. styles and patterns is the, best we have over shown; that means wider choice,
and wider choice means salieluctory Isults. Special prices on It" 1,6 size SCIIrpot Rugs.
SAXONV Axmmersn sues, 9 x 12 ...... . ............ ............. . ......... ..s2aoo ,
ROYAL AmeeTEn sues. 9 x 12 ................... 3 ............. ............... 520.00 5'
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS nuns, 8.3 x 105 . ............ . ........... “ ...................... 513.50 ,.
nox‘suav TAPESTRY nuos, 9 x 12 .............. ., ....... ‘ ..... . ................... 519.00 l
MOTTLESD AXMINSTESR sues, 30x601nchee 51.50 and 51.75 ,
WHITE corron cOMFoIITAELEs, 72 x 31 ............ . ...................... .............. .5150
EXTRA COTTON cOMEORTAeLEs. 72 x 90 ...... - ................. .......... ........ .. 52.7513 .
LAMe's wool. COMFORTABLES ............................. '
..... . ........................... .,. $5.00
TRISTRAM a HYATT, NORWALK. CONN.
Heavier, Warmer
S * OE
Our Winter Shoes, . while being
HEAVY, are made on the ncWest lasts
which gives them a very dressy up
peamnce
ELITE
CROSS
122 WASHINGTON STREET. 3-
“ PHONE 5122.
Mbhey‘ AdvanCed
Harlinnd Bide, Washington at.
one“ .pan until 7 p. m. Mond.’ “6
Saturday until 8:811
TEAM 1“,
AT THE NORWALK ARMORV
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
' NEXT GAME, NOV 9.
WashingtoniieightS. ONLY. Gill"
PRELIMINARY GAME, ‘
MONTAUKS VS. ' '
DANCING FROM 10 O'GLOCK
. UNTIL 12.
Eyery mum Eyeningfl the host
teams that can be obtained will ploy
at the Armory against Team F, the
team that .‘ghns represented N01 walk .
continuously for 10 yebrs. This is the
aggregation that has placed Norwalk S3,;
Iorenoon. In the big Republican Tenth .
Middletown, Stamford, Dnnbury and
Waterbury this ,inter.‘ in an endeavol
to bring to Ngr alk the State Chem
pionship.
' ADMISSION .......... 25 CENTS
First game begins at 8 o'.ciock
ENTERTAINMENT
AT SOUTH NORWALK CONGRE-S
‘ GATIONAL CHURCH.
Friday Evening, November 6th
.Stereopticon Pictures
YELLOWSTONE P‘Aak AND Rocky
,. S_MOUNTAiNs. 3
YMRS. ELENA HILL SWEED.
Under the snapices of Norwalk
Chapter, AD , R., and the Bible
School“. ‘
ADMIssIo‘N
3A FRESH DDT! 0F
. 25 CENTS
.1
1
“l iLwlliR’sllll.
Cold Weather Necessitatcs a
.53 50 54.00, 55 oo ,3; .~
53.00, 53.50,. 54.06
Wear 5.555.. Fit. ‘71
BASKET BALL
other means of publicity.
éieady trade. 3
Sweaters
Account
‘ , is at your disposal
Ismg
(II It' Is as important to us as newspaper advertising and
goods-—you buy through good values—it gives satis- ,
faction. Your neighbor happens to Want something‘
on that order—«she asks you where she condo bed?
Without hesitatii‘m ybu say AKRIEGER S, because that
article you bought has given you satisfaction.
(1 Word of month advertising is building, for 115,11
Our Silk and Lace
Waist Dept
offers Splendid values and
should intcreéi every women
For Men, Women
Buys and Girls
Sloack Gray and White, $1.00 10, $5 00
Our Charge
-., EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS ,3
_ worsens.uienilior all yoor purchases 33 3 ‘
You come to look at our
$2. 9St9$lS 00
IIEAIHS Alli] HINERIIS
Funeral ol Mrs. ‘M T. Mail‘ey.
The fuueIal‘ of Mrs MaIy 'i‘. Mailer
will be held tomorrow morning at 10
o’clock from St. Marys Church with
a ‘solemn high mass, At the conclu-
sion‘ of the services, which will be
public, the'bcdy will be taken to New
Haven for intention in the family plot
nient will be private, and' at the con-
venience of the family. 3
John WIIIIIT Waterbury.
' 1‘0... New Haven and Hartford ani- ‘
road, died blender. November 2. at
hvis home, S535 Waist , LEN
in St.‘ Bernar'd s cemetery. The int-er 3
' Ithat‘standard 111,
15th today, it hot 155
Allillllflllll [Dill-i NEWS
ChestEr Nichols, who recently moved
the Nichols Underwear Corporation to
N w Milford is in South Norwalk lo-
day. to cast his vote in the presiden-‘ .
tiai election. '
The entertainment committee of the
Norwaik Club has arranged for a “pin-
Ochle evening” on Wednesday, Novem
her. 11th The teams are now being
made up‘.‘ A lunch will be sacred.
A ilnal meeting of the South Non
walk ,Republicsn.‘ Club before election
' wits held last night at headquarters in .
“ . South Main sti-‘eet, to conclude the de
“ . tails :of ‘gett‘in‘g‘ out the vote today. .
lunch 33S as also served.—
Four years ago. at the last presiden. S
iia‘i election 1998 votes Were milled}
in the iirét‘ district of Norwmk, and it'
3 was the largest vote ever polled in this
point, hovever,
'he ' Al I! 3 3
p to 1 inc,
this afternoon, 1.5115 611 had
11 'l‘ nu 11b
arty has nine
Norwalk Chronicler