The cloth used. in our garments
fl“ , I ‘1 ‘ I 1‘ I I
1 You should buy from a line or Cloth-
grade Merchandise (01 only 310, guin- .,
1 ‘anteed ali wool and perfect fitting or -1
11
‘111 1
big that. represents the standard ya.
Ines. All pure wool is the only mater.
ial that will give good, hard service. 1
is
guaranteed to be all nine wool and
does not contain a thread of cotton, 1
“mercei'ized cotton 01 other substitutes
101' wool. 1
. When you oi‘ior a cnanmer High
no sale then how can any man get
1 T his New Science of Healing——
away from us.
V COPYRIGHT 1
37 and $10
I have bought the entire stock
of high grade clothing at 50 cents o
to the people.
The Suite are made in the lat
cs. They are all pure wool and
will all go at this sale at $900.1
:11 North Main Street,
Outfitters From Head to Foot
"‘ CHIROPRACTIC
1'. a new discovery, halled as one of
' « I 1 the most beneficial revelations to man
1 ‘. kind.
It is coming to be quite well
groom that physical life is sustained
‘1. 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
1 through the spinal column. thou emi-
nation through each foramina between
3 each segment or vertebrae. the her on
1 carry and distribute all the life to as
:V in the body. Boo the Chiropractor and
is]: why.
”'14 Washington $1., Haviiand Block,
South Norwalk. Conn.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
, Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
wooo wooo;
A. CARMI BETTS,
DEALER iN
Hard and Soft Wood,
Sawed and Split Ready for
Family Use.
Softd Wood, 36. 00 p91 cord; $1.50 per
Mordi Wood. 07. 00 per cord; $1.75 per
‘001' ‘
Split Wood, 25:: extra per 34, cord.
Yard No.9 74 ,Newtown Ave.
3207-2. NORWALK, conu.
How About This?
f If ibis is the day you need
:Cpai, then this” IS the “psycholog-
cal moment" for us to suggest a
fial of tthERRIS kind.
If you want to know about our
yoai don’t take” our word for it--
Sit your neighbor, or better still,
i
H1" h Grade Clothing
ON SALE
em worth less than $15, some are worth as high as $18 and $20, and
Come and be convinced.
D. GOT TLIEB
of Mens’ Suits of a niuniitaciurei
n the dollar and will give the benefit
est styles and of the choicest tab
worsted. There isn't a suit among
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
for Men. Boys and Children.
IIBAI NliIIlIIS
ORDER TO SI'I'I‘TLIC ACCOUNT.
“
District of Norwalk,’ 11s.,
Court, November 2, A. it. 1908.
‘Flstate of 1 Joseph ll‘, O‘Connor, late
of Norwalk in said district, deceased.
01'dcr,cd That the Administratilx ex-
hibit hei adminisiintiou account to
this court for adjustment at the Pro.
bate office in Norwalk,‘ on the 9th day
of November, 1008, at. :3 o'clock after-
noon; und that-all persons interested
in said estate may be notliied thereof,
the aiiministratrix will case this or-
der to be published in a newspaper
having a circulation in said district
at least five days before said 9111 day
of November, 1908.
. HENRY W. GREGORY.
"4 it
Probate
RESTAURANT AFFILIATIONS.
The waiter in the light lunch rate
looked expectantiy at the first of five
men who had just entered;
“Bring me a coffee cake and a cup of
coffee," ordered the first mail.
“1'” take some milk biscuit and ii
glass or milk,” said the second.
“Tea buns and a cup or ten, please,"
i'ema1ked the third.
“A piece of cocoanut. pit and a cup of
cocoa." said the touith
man.
"Don’t say it. don‘t say it!” he piead~
ed. “1 know what. you want. You want
a slice of chocolate cake and a cup of
chocolate "
,“No; I do not " protested the fifth
man. “i want a plate of ice wateul'w
.iiidgo.‘
The waiter passed on to the fifth ,
KARP
88 North1Maln ,st. _
We have purchased a lot
and try them on.
1"
HARRIS 81
Seine ‘womeaare delaying in buying this
cause they think the prices are too high.
audiii fruit it is so. But try our prices and be con-
vinced that we are cheaper than the rest of them.
L. GOLDEN, 68 Washingto Street
Look! LeokI Look!
LADIES' FALL SUITS, in qholce models and calms, come in‘
,‘Broadcioths, Cheviotu and Novelty Stripes, lined with guaranteed
Skinner’s Satin. made to order by Kim) Brotwhers high grade design-
ers and ladies tailors. Come in and see us, as We are tie only tailors
in this city that will give van a certificate legally guar ntoeing your
clothes to hold their good‘ 1.1 use from try on until wear qut.
‘ BROS.’
Designing and Ladies' Tailoring Priors,
. Tel. 968.
iection pe 101.
For Three Days—~Saturday, Oct N3lst ;
Monday, Nov. 2d, and Tuesday, .1
WE WILL HAVE A
Special Sale of en’s
and Young Me 3
Spits at $15. 0 i
Suits especially for this sale that are worth $20 00.» -
See our window display of them, or better yet, come in
We receive collars and cuffs for 61111111th V1 "
Willié‘H- Selli "
Clothing of the Right Sort.‘
‘48 AND 50 WALL STREET, NORWA
I LOOK IN OUR WINDOWS.
V 1
ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL J‘
TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENC .
02 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per' T011.
it‘liflu5,I)e'
It pr 8891“,
duo. Norwalk.
0v. 3d,
of high-grade 1
Land-tailored
ST RECEIVED.
GANI * CO.
1 25¢ 3
Writing PaLér
W. A. Briggermau’s
Danovsn block. , 132 Waohlnoton It
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
1;.
WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST 10
1 CENT CIGAR CALL FOR A
.Rlili lR UIIIIIW
WHEN YOU w
BEST 5 GENT CiGA
NT THE
CALL FOR A
1 = OLDS
MANUFACTURER
The Best Cigars in the Market.
iNUCEMENT
w
m
' but rather only those
all otter you is the fact that it offers No extraordinary
ety;,apd, the most conservative banking methods
{1 it. is not this really the greatest inducement? ‘ f ‘
things which are consistent with
But,
ed Dairymald
A garrulous old lady might get hung
ion the line and keep it employed for
an hour talking about the children
with the measles and the chickens with
the pip. During all oi which time an-
other neighbor. who desired to send, in
an urgent call for the doctor, must
stand and wait. This caused confusion
and discontent among the subscribers,
because there are times when a man
needs the telephone and needs it quick
says Harrison Dickson in “Ringing Up
Rural America" in Hampton's Broad-
- way magazine for November. For in-
stance 1 Milly Hawkins The red-
headed daughter of the dairyinan, had
been talking for one half hour, when
the voice or a Dutch farmer bloke in:
“Hello. Central; I va’nt——"
“Aw. cut it out ” said Milly.
using this line " ' 1
“But~—~" protested Hans. '
‘ “No but about it," said Milly. “i'm
talking: 011 shut up. " 1
"I mi to speak to—-—"
Hana. ‘
“No matter who you want to speak
to; keep off. I want you to understand
I’m a lady." 1
"But I vill reimburse you, madame,"
said Hans. *1
“I don't Wapt to be reimbursed; I
want to talk " 1
“But I must talk—~" his voice came
in otio long yell over the wire—“Mine
house .is on firei‘” .1 . ,
.,,
“I!“
insisted
COULDN'T noALiFv,
He wasp tin the uo‘uIr set
Classed as a; millionaire. 1
For clothes he never via’ii‘t in debt;.
‘ He was no watcher emu, bet '1
What business had be there"
THEY SHOU LD KNOW
cure seasickness. " ,1 , ,1 , 1
“Who says so?" 1‘ 1 "
- "Gum makers, I guess” 1
1 you without reason
1 with it‘ you knew
. “They say that gum chewing will
Judge'slaibr'ary- TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER:STREET.
TRY A BOX OF' TRIALS or RURAL TELEPHONE. 'THE RM, , - 0..-
‘ Why Hans Broke in On the RedaHead- (Mary G. 110.113.5717. Boston Tran-
scrl‘t.)
No creature is ad alone as the rat.
loathed by all othei animals. Heroes
will kick and case on night in rat
haunted stables Hi steals the eggs of
garden birds, dilve away rabbits and
game. Time is one stage 0i
trachina bacillus in hioh only the rut
can pass it on. Wl bout him the link
is broken and the dread thing itself
comes to an end.
They knew him :11 the Old Testa-
ment days. and that he was connect-
ed with the spread i f the plague they
knew. In the first look of Samuel ot-
curs a striking haulage in which the ,
1 We appear in conjunction.
It is that
account of the ‘Phi‘istlnes who artei
the sec rge had wai ted them for sev-
on me the min" connected the
“plague boils.” as t a revised, version
gives the alterna ive reading, with
their withholding t e ark of the Lord
from its owners
back accompan ed 11
"guilt offering" as} a propitiary pre-
sent, making gold phages as the out
ward signs of 1th ir sufferings and
“golden mice" to go‘with them Three
thousand years ag the Etruscans al-
so recognized whoa they owed in the
presence of this 901 t.
There is extent coin of t t time
and people showin the flgiu of his
cula’plus. and on w at did they retire.
sent their great ph siclun to have set,
his heel? Upon a ,r t.
HE WAS o 11': SAFE.
' Mrs Newlywsdw-‘ili‘rsd. dear. llmv'
done you a great in slice. "
‘Mi. Newlywed-21 11 what wa1,\"."‘ 7
Mrs Newlywddwr Well. i suspected
of your friends that you go ‘t03the club
and every one of th
me and said you didn’t"«-Chlcago
News. 1: ', . 1
don the one halid
make an effdrt ahd
some people cant
on the other hand
, “ I It might be well for some people to
earn that one’ of the natural results of
‘a butting in is a throwing out.
some people. 11 1
any‘ amount of shirt couldnt'flnake
i asked iie‘veral ,
w to play poker 1- 1.
1n tb0ught a min- '
1.41,‘
v-
i .
BBHHOH.
NOS. 2 ands GAZETTE BUILDING.
arpets and age
it is time now to think of new it 1001 Coverings 0111' assortlncnt is bottei 110w than it will be later in the
Our assortment of desirable styles and patterns is the best we have ever shown; that means wider choice,
and widai choice means satisfactory isiilia. Special pilots on huge size Cur pet Rugs.
saxonv AXMINBTER RUGS, 9 x 12 ..... ..... . .............. ....... $23.00
1 ROYAL nxwims'rsa noes, 9 x 12 ........................ . ........ . .................... $20.00
'TAPESTRY anussELs sues. 8.351 10.0 ..................................... $13.50
, LAMB'S WOOL, COMFORTABLES
ROXBURY TAPESTRY RUGS. 9 x 12 ............ . ............................ .... ...... . $19.00
MOTTLED AXMINSTER HUGS. 30 x 60 inches ......................... 01. 50 and $1.75
WHITE COTTON COMFORTABLES. 72 x 81 .5. .................. ,. ............. . ...... .............. 01.50
EXTRA COTTON COMFORTABLES, 72 x 90 ............................. .. ....... ........ $2.75
, .................................... . ....................... $5.00
111 [Jill’s 11...: ;
Cold Weather Necessitates a
Heavier, Warmer '
SHOE
Our Winflf’er Shoes. while being.
HEAVY. are made on the newost lasts,
which gives them a very dressy ap-
pearance.
ELITE
$3. 50, $400, $5. 00
CROSS
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 542-2.
11...... Advancéd
to all, on thelr household furniture.
pianos and other personal property.
without removfl. on their own name,
without ludorser.
cALi. AND‘OEE on
Independent Loan 81 SecurityCo.
Haviland 1311.11,, Washington at.
Ofllco open until 7 p in. Monday and
gotta-day until a: so
BASKET BALL
TEAM F.
AT ‘THE NORWALK ARMORY
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
NEXT GAME, NOV 9,
Washington Heights, of hi. Y City
1 PRELIMINARY GAME .
MONTAUKS V81
DANCING FROM 10 O'CLOCK
UNTI 12.
Every Monday veutng.
teams that can be obtained will play
at- the Armory against Team F the
continuously- for 10 years. This is the
aggiegation that has placed Norwalk
among the top- hoteliers in Bumsketbuli
and the team that will contest with
to bring .to Norwaik the State Cham-
pidnship _
ADMISSION ....... 1" 25 CENTS
First’game begins at"8 o'clock.
ENTERTAINMENT!
I AT SOUTH‘NORW‘ALK CONGRE¥ I
GATIONA‘L CHURCH.
Friday Evening, November 0th
Stereopticon Pictures
VELLows'rONE PARK AND ROCKY
. " MOUNTAINS.
31! MRS. HELENA HILL WEEDi
Under the auspices of Norwalk
Chapter, D. A. 11.. and the Bible
School. ,‘
APMIGSION ....... 2_5 CENTS
A FRESH LOT OF
Louis; 1
7‘11 Nauru Minn 111.110 1.1.1.1111...
1m; chum. ,1
$3 00, $3 50,1 $400
.0... Silk and Lace 1
Waist Dept.
wear Shoes That Fit. I
the best , ‘
team thatbas represented Norwnlk L2}
Midnietuwn, Stamford Danbury and .
Wutorbuiy this Winter. in an endeavor '
I ‘ the aeridces the remains were taken to
1
(I It' is as important to us as
other means of publicity. You come to look at our
‘ goods-y0u buy through good values—it gives satis-1
faction.
newspaper advertising and
Your neighbor happens to want something
on that order—she asks you whereshe can do beat? ‘
1 Without hesitation you ‘say
KRIEGER'S, because .1...
z" , article y0u bought has given you satisfaction.
11 Word of mouth advertising is building, for us,a
A 3.4
steady trade.
4 offers splendid values and
should interest every woman
sweaters
$2. 9810315. 00
, For Men, Women , ,.
1 Boys and Girls ‘ ‘
Black, Gray and White,
from ,
$1.00 to $5. 00
Our Charge
Amount
is at your disposal
EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS
will settle the bill for all your purchases
29 31 West Washington Street Hf.
»‘ ‘ SOUTH NORWALK
IIIIHS IND IIINIIIIIS
,, William Murphy. ‘
The funeral of William Murphy, who
died at the state hospital, Mlddletown,
and whose remains were oi'ought here
by )unerai Director A. J Collins Was
held this morning at 9 o'_ciock1fmm
St. Mary’s church. Rev. Father Fo
garty oiliciated. interment was in St.
Marys Cemetery. Miss Helena Mil-
leid sang “Face to Face " The pail
bearers were William Murphy; Frank
pagan. William Reilly. Edward urns.
Ir
of fair street. Norwal.
i
l
i
p . 1Funogral of Mrs.'Malley._
1 The i’updr'ai ofuii's, Mary 'I‘. Mhiley.
104 south Main street, was largely
attended this morning from St. Jos-
eph's Church, the Rev. Dr. William
Mnher. the rector. officiating. After‘
New Haven foi- intermenh
Mm Franco's E. Cox.
Miss Frances E. Cox. for many years 1
11-well,- known resident of Bell Island,
died there this morning. aged 84 yo‘sis.“
Murphy was formerly a re ideut ,
,‘ri‘age can almost as good as a tailors."
‘The funeral arrangements have not yet
Ibeen com iet‘ed. -
, suRMA's POPULAR SPORTS.
A form of speculation very popular
in Burma is bull racing. A certain
native sportsman is the owner of one
of these bulls. (11' which he has refused
an utter of 10. 000 rupees It has won
several races and is looked after and
as carefully tended as a Derby favorite.
The. (”Filer values it at 25, 000 rupees.
and, it Isoaid, it brings him an annual
income of from iztooo to 15. 000 rupees. 1
It is carefully guarded by four men‘
lest it be got at and “destined. "
Burmans also patronize boxing carp
erly. but. the art can scarcely be pros.
ticed according to Quoeasbury rules. ,
for we are told bye. viuciai reporter
that he as obserpg that”‘even the
bia’st lb“ rs’ strike at with their eyes ‘
tightly shut, and it they do hit each ‘
other it is more by chance than auyr, .
thing else. "--Caicutta Statesman.
1 snoona alter. 1 1 1’
Young lsaaosvn"Fadder. con man ‘1‘
rinse a, failure?" 0., » 1 1.
The Elder lsaacs-h-"Vell, my boy, so:
you marry a real, real, rloh $11,111“?
Norwalk Chronicler