Will be the basis 11.11. )Nhen you “w els. the fabrics, and note the ex- Suits. and Over- fer for SEVEN L'Aksi‘you will no use in paying We are convinced the opportunity store before buy- w; sell “thevbest the ' Ask They price. neighbor. «new . to the people Iics. , 11 North Main Street. The Copyright Company 6 NORTH MAIN STREET. H1 h Grade Clothing ON SALE I have bought the chills stock‘of Mens' Suits 01' a manufacturer of high grade clothing at 50 cents on the dollar and will give the benefit The Suits are made in the latest styles and of the choicest fab- _, They me all pure wool and worsted There isni :1 salt among them worth less than 315. some are worth as high as $18 and $20, and will all go at this sale, at $9. 00. Come and be convinced ' D. GOTTLIEB, Outfitters From Head to Foot for Men. Boys and Children. ill of our success this see our fall mod- the entire layout, ‘tensive ranges in A coats that we of- I and TEN DOL- say to yourself its $15 and $16.50. that you will see . . _ _ ers and ladies' tailors. and Will want our ing elsewhere, for KARP ‘ merchandise for your friend or 88 North Main at. will tell you. em Suits at We have purchased a lot SOUTH NORWALK. m “ new FILING crises. South Norwalk Trust Company ‘ Obllged to Add to Equipment. ‘ The demands made upon the-South Norwalk Trust Company has necessl. tated the installing of considerable new equipment. and the latest thing in this line is a complete set. of filing cases, with a large number of drawers and compartments for the safe keep ing of the bank's books and vaIious accounts. .The cases are entirely of metal con- struction, being of steel, With alumi- num finish. and very handsome in' de- sign. The cases were installed by the Art Metal. Construction Company.‘ of Jamestown. New, York. ‘WOOD WOOD 11011111111 BETTS, DEALER IN Hard and Soft Wood, stedgand Split Ready for 1 Familygme. 1‘ ’ Soft Wood. $6.00 per cord; 01. 50 per , 34 00rd. Hard Wood “$7.00 per cord; $1.75 peI Split Wood, 2511. extra per V. cord. _ Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave. ‘Tol. 207-2. NORWALK, CONN. ~—' iiiiii now About This? If thists ‘ the day you need . Coal, then this Is the “psycholog- ical momen‘ " 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 Ferris Goal C0 149 Washington St. 1‘1 1:- “ 131‘ 51" ’ Donovan Block; 111111 1111111101.- Miss Frances Emma Cox. Miss Frances Emma Cox. passed away yesterday afternoon. at her home in Bell island, alter only about a week‘s illness. Miss Cox was in her eighty-fourth year. The funeral ser- vices will be held Friday afternoon at 1:30 o‘clock from her llltt' home. III— terment will follow III Norwaik cem- etery. and try them on. A man ariested for minder was assigned a shyster whose made ap- pearance caused tho unfortunate pris- oner to ask the judge: ‘ “Is this my lawyer?" “Yes," answered his honor. "is he going to defend me?" “Yes.' ”if he should die Iould l have 1111 olhci'.’ “‘1'es.‘ _ ‘(fan i see him alone in the Ilili'li Iioom for a ['1111 Ininules?”-—Sl1mt Stor e11 co “lie thought he had married on an gel in disguise.” “And didn't he?" “Well. if he did, the disguise was perfect." People who marry for social position do not always find that they have ac- cepted a. I-emunerative situation. HARRIS 81 TELEPHONE 450. Some women are delaying' at buying their Hats. be! cause they think the prices are too high, at present, and' In fact it is so. But try our prices and be con- vinced that we are cheaper than the rest of them. 5L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street Look! Look! LoOk! LADIES' FALL SUITS. in choice models and colors, Broadcloihs. Cheviots and Novelty Stripes. Skinner's Satin, made, to order by Come. in and see us. as. we are the only ailors in this city’ that will give you a certificate legally guaranteeln clothes to hold their good snaps from try on until wear out. Designing and Ladies" Tailoring Parlors, ' Tel. 968. . . . ' ‘ .‘ _ . ,. Elect10nSpe01al. For Three Days—Saturday, Oct. 31st. Monday, Nov. 2d, and Tuesday, Nov. 3d, WE WILL HAVE A Special Sale of Men’s and Young Men’s Suits especially for this sale that are worth $26. 00. See our window display of them, or better yet, come in We receive collars and cults for Gardner & Vail Laundry. Willis H. Clothing of the Right Sort. 48 AND 50 WALL STREET, NORWALK. CONN. LOOK IN OUR WINDOWS n“ ANOTHER CARGO ,OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED. TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE. . 0.2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton. Distinctiveness in YOung ILadieS Tnmmed Hats Men’ s Clothing come in lined with guaranteed Karp Brothers, high-grade design- your BROS.’ u 1 South Norwalk. $15. 00. ,of high-grade hand-tailored Selleck —C.0ALl GANS CO. 68 WATER STREET. I 1111 THE H AD ‘ . E OF THE c'GAR "0 LOUISE LODGE OFFICERS. CESSION YOU WILL FIND THE hairpin 111 11111011 IS THE LEADER OF THE 5e CIGARS B. J. REYNOLDS, MANUFACTURER. The Best Cigars in the Market. ‘T'RYWA nox or Annual Election Held Last Evening. Followed by a Seeiai. Louise Lodge. No. .356. Daughters of Hermann, held its second anniversary. last evening. in the Sons of St. George Hall. in Main street. Norwalk. A large crowd of people Were pres out. and plenty of fun was on tap for all. During the evening a. bountiful spread of refreshments were served. Many fine piano selections were play- ‘ 11d, also several vocal soles were. ren- dered. A number of out~of~town 'visitors were presentsamong'them the Ladies Society and Craun Lodge, of Budge- port: walk and a number of 1isltois from New York. ‘ 7 The whole affair was a grand sub oess 111 every way, and much 01' the credit is due to the work of the com- Inittee in charge, composed of: Mrs. Erelenbook. Mrs. Preusser, Mrs Luck- och. Mrs. “lope, Mrs. Schslk and Miss ' lioenay. Precedi the social part. of the eve ning a. bu ness session was held, at which the following officers were elected: President—Mrs. Adam Schmidt. Vice-president—Mrs. Johnson. Corresponding Secretary -— Mrs. Adolph Danke. W‘. A. Briggerrnan’s 132 Washington It. , Agent for Crescent Laundry. THE BEST INDUCEMENT Treasurer—Mrs. Christian K1 aemeI Deputy—Mrs Henr K1 fete Secretary—Mrs. Jp Moehrlug. Those present were’:, Mrs. John son Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Kraemer. Mrs Sturm. Mrs. Sooner, Mrs. Danke, Mrs. Christiansen, Mrs. Moehring. Mrs. . volcanoes or. .3101 this bank can offer you 111.1111. fuct' that it. o ers N0 extrsmdinary 1 ifiducements. but rhther only those things which are consistent with rt.“ 6 utmost safety and the mest conservative banking methods. come to think of it. is not this really the greatest inducement? The south Norwalk Savings Bank unrrso BANK IUILDING. , ' Knippel. Mrs Singer, Mrs. Malmo. Mrs Schaub. Miss Kraemer, Miss Cohen. Miss Storm Miss Lydia Schmidt. Mrs. Zahn Miss EmanSch. Miss Clara Krae- mer But, James '1‘. Hubbell. Levi. Winner and Daniel Dunlop. commissioners of the estate 1 the late John Giersch, held 1 ' a Basel II in the Norwalk town court. this morning, to receive bills. and claims on the estate. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. the Quintet Club of South NoI- lsulted in Judge Bough ordering the moss: Jones ascovsns. Charles w. Shirke Able to Appear in Court Again. Today. ’NEW YORK. Nov. 5.—Charles F. Shirke. the juror whose sudden illness was Iespouslble [or an inteiruptiun in the deliber' Ition of the iuly in the trial of Charles W. Morse and Alfred H. Curtis, the bankers, last night was reported to be much better, today. it was said, that Mr, Shirke would be able to go to court with his fellow jurors. and that unless something an- expected occurred there was no fear of a mistrial as a. result of the jurors condition. 11 Shir’kes sudden illness r-e jurv back to their hotel early last 91 suing. below a, decision had been matched on a verdict. Mr. Curtis. one of the defendants, accompanied by M111. Curtis. alrived early. Morse did not reach the cour-t room so early, but his attorneys said he was on the way down-town. Juror Shirke, whose illness caused an early adjournment last night. appeared to be much better when the. jurors reach- ed court. , That the wait for a verdict will be a long one became certain at 11:31) HBHSUII. and wider choice means satisfactory I‘sulis. THE LEADING- DRY GOODS STORE. TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. arpets and Rags it is time now to think of new Floor Coverings. .11111111'2801111, nov. 5, 1900. ‘ 0111' assortment Is better now than it will be later in the Our assortment. of desirable Sirius and patiorns is the best we have ever shown; that means wider choice, special prices on large size Carpet Rugs. ‘ SAXONY AXMINSTER RUGS. 9 x 12 ..................................................... $23.00 ROYAL AXMINSTER RUGS, 9 x 12 ........ .1" ............................................. $20.00 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS. 8.3 It 10.6 ....................... 1 .............. , ..... 1 ...... $13150 ROXYBURY TAPESTRY RUGS, 9 x 12 .................................................... $19.00 l .MOTTLED AXMINSTER HUGS. 30 x 60 inches ................................... $1.50 and $1.75 , WHITE COTTON COMFORTABLES. 72 x 81 .......................................................... $1.50 EXTRA COTTON COMFORTABLES, 72 x 90 .................... ‘ ...................................... 02.75 LAMB'S WOOL COMFORTABLES ...................................................................... $5.00 TRISTRAM 81HYATT. NORWALK, CONN. b..-_...._..~........_._..,. ... Mrs. Walter Harvey Maple street, Norwalk, willleave Sai- uI'day for Arizona, where she will join Mr. Weed. They expect to spend a month there, and go thence to Sou. thorn California, and spend nuolhor month: They will then spend a month in Mexico, and will probably return to - ' Nor-walk about the first of April. .\lrs. Weed will not close her residence in Maple street. as she had formerly in- tended. but will leave it in charge of caretakers. 111 [IUNER ’3 11111 Cold Weather Necessitates a Heavier. Warmer SHOE 01111 Winter Shoes. while being HEAVY, are made on the newest last 5, which gives them a very dressy ap- pearance. ELITE ' $3.50,“ $400, $5.00 ' CROSS $3.00; $3.50, $4.00 Wear Shoes That Fit. 122 wasnmoron erase-r. PHONE 542-2. BASKET BALL TEAM Ff AT THE NORWALK ARMORY EVERY MONDAY NIGHT NEXT GAME, NOV' 9.” Washington Heights. of N.Y. City PRELIMINARY GAME MONTAUKS VS. DANCING FROM 10 O'CLOCK. UNTIL 12. Every Monday Evening. the best teams that can be obtained will play at the Armory against Team F. the team that has represented Norwalk continuously for 10 years. This Is the aggregation that has placed Norwaik among the top-notchcrs in Basketball. and the team that will contest with Middletown. Stamford, Danbury and Waterbury this winter. in an endeavor to bring to Norwalk the State Cham— pionship. l ADMISSION .......... ‘ 25 CENTS First game begins at 8 o‘clock. ENTERTAINMENT 2 AT soirrI-I NORWALK concur-:- GATIONAL CHURCH. Friday Evening, November oth Stercopticon Pictures: YELLOWSTONE PARK AND ROCKY . MOUNTAINS. BY MRS: HELENA HILL WEED. o'clock this forenoon, when, after nearg ly twenty hours of deliberation, the Jury came into court aII'ti asked 101 further instructions on points of law involved. No verdict had been reach ed at the time. but hope that the jury eventuallv would agree was strength sued by the willingness of the jury to . cmltiuue their deliberations. YOUNG WOMAN BROWNS HER- 8 1LF MEDWAY. Muss" Nov. .5.-—Miss ituth- Putney, whose body was found yesterday in a pond at lvoryton. Conn. under ch umstances that 111 icated suicide. 11 ed with her mother 11 this town. The young woman’ s father has never lived here and It Is understood that his home is somewhere on ending her life can be given here. i Under the ; auspices of N rwulk Chapter. DNA. 11.. and th Bible ‘School. ’ " . ADMISSION ........... 25 CENTS ., _ A FRESH LOT OF SweetCider gallon 2 50113111111 Louis Joseloff, Island No TBMOH fol- MISS Putubgy'g '72 NORTH "A." 8T“ 80- NORWXLK TIL- CALL “7. Weed, of 38 at that city. , in Milford, and made a reunion 0uth AdvertiSIng (ll It Is as important to us as newspaper giveriising and other means of publicity. You come to look at our goods—you buy through good values—it gives satis- faction. Without hesitation you say Your neighbor happens to want something on that order—she asks you where she can do best? KRIEGER’S. because that article you bought has given you satisfaction. (I Word of month advertising is building. for us. 11 Ready trade. Our Silk and Lace offers splendid values and" should interest every woman SWeaters from - - Account is at your disposal. Waitt Dept. $2.98 «111500 For Men, Women Boys and Girls Black. Gray and Whlte. $1.00 10 $5.00 Our Charge 1111.111 WEEKLY PAYMENTS ~ will settle the bill for all your purchases. H rogers C0. 29 31 West Washington Street. 5001111 NORWALK. , Miss Fannie Sheehan and Miss Hel- cu Dorney, or Norwalk. went to Mil-o ford. yesterday. and visited Miss Mad- 11Iille Magnor, who Is attending school Miss Ward and Miss Fec- ; nay. both of Norwalk, who are attend-j 1111; school in New Haven. also were? of friends; ’l‘rucknian 1. Hall. of Norwalh. mov- ed the household effects of Rev. .1. I). Skene, yesterday, i'rOnI his home! in Cranbuiy to Stamf01d,wherc MI. 1 Skene is pastor of a huge church in! Washington avenue. bliss Catherine Gunby. formerly of South Norwalk, and whose father was one of the proprietors of Music Hall, last season. is a guest of Miss Flor- ence Brennan 1101 Woodward avenue. Judge of Probate Henry W. Gregory is out of town today, on business. ‘ An advocate of the vegetarian diet has stated that the nut trees or the world are capable of'supplying food. all the year around, to the population of the globe. m- ”m The man who falls in love While he is running in debt is up against 11 pretty hard proposition. ‘This-New Science or Healing- CHIROPRACTIC 11s 11 new discovery. hailed as one of the most beneficial revelations to man- kind it is coming to be quite well known that physical life to sustained by the innate power generated in the brain. Acting as e dy o, sending. its his current throughout the physical organism by means of the nerves hay-1 in; their rise in the brain, polling therefrom into the spins] cord and through the spins] column. then omi- usting through each for’smins between each segment; or vertebrae. the nerves carry and distribute all the life force 111 the body. See the Chiropractor and salt wh y. '14 Washington St, Havlland Block, South Norwaik, Conn. T. FRANCIS, D. C. 7' Magnetic TWIN! El!” 5.1!?! .J
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