1 1‘12-Wili be the basis
hill When you
Leis, the fabrics, '
1 and hate the ex- '
1 suits and Over-1
"far r... sEvEN
LARS you will
' '1 no", ueéhin paying
20W: are convinced ~
the r opportunity
restore bolero buy~
{we111‘1sell the best
1 tit? PIAsk
neighbor. They
price.
1 of high grade clothing at 50 cents on
‘1 to the people.
‘ irlcs. They are
,them‘ worth loss it $15, some are
’1 will all go at this sale at $9. 06.»
ll North Main Street,
‘ 3 one An‘rrcLE WAS A LiE.
‘ Mrs. Rothtaffere Says Her Husband
-_ Wae Never Married to Pearl
Thompson.
The Sentinel received a call. this
imornlng from a dy who introduced
' herself as Mrs. llllam Staffers, and
stated that she was formerly Mrs.
Root referred to in an article in these
columns Yesterday. in connection with
her marriage to Mr. Staffers. 1
Referring to the' article she said:
‘ ”it was a‘ lie from beginning to end."
1 She stated further that she had a
' perfect right to marry Staffers, and
'ihat the latter was‘never really mar-
. ' tied to another woman, Pearl Thump
' eon, between whom and Staffers there
1 1. is now pending a divorce action in the
‘ “Superior court. 1
IVOOD A WOOD
_ 1, *1 A..cAHMl BETTS,
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
‘L. ‘0 aawod and Split Ready for
‘ Faml iy Use.
“sofi Wood, $6.00 per cord; 81.50,,per
Hard Wood, $17.00 per cord; $1.75 per
ord.
Split Wood. 25: extra per it cord..
1 Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave. ........
A com. WMLK. coNN.
.1'11
How About This2
Codi, then this' is the “psycholog-
ital moment? for us to suggest a
1 trial of th ERRIS kind. ‘
If you want to know about our
oal don" t take our word for it-1-1
‘sk your neighbor, Or better still,
,try a ton. ‘
Will you2 u
149 Washington St.
fTherCopyrrght Company 1
6 NORTH MAIN STREET
H1 h A, Grade Clothing. w
{I B ON SALE
I have bought the entire stock of Mens’ Suits of a manufacturer
The Suite a... mode in the latest styles and of the choicest fab- ’
magnum wool and worsted. There. isll' t a suit anions
Come and be convinced
D. GOTTLIEB
‘ outfitter. From Head to Foot for Men. Boys and Children.
If this is the day you need 1
I Of our cheeses this ‘
see our fall mod-1
the entire layout. ‘
. dinning... in‘
costs that we oi-1
and TBN DOL-r
lay to yourself, its
$15 ” and I $l6.‘5o. I
that you will see
and will visit our
ing elsewhere, for 1
merchandise for
‘ your friend or
will tell you.
the dollar and will give the benefit
worth as high as $18 and $20. and 1
SOUTH NORWALK.
This New Science of Hcaimg— 1
CHIROPRACTIC
is a new discovery. hailed as one of
the most beholidial revelations to men-
kind. it is coming to be quite well
known that physical life is sustained
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
through the spinal column, than .9an
dating through each formulae between
each segment or Vertebraa. the nerves
carry and distribute all the life force
in the body. See the Chiropnotor and
ask why.
"4 Washington St, Havlland Block.
South NorWalk. Conn. 4'
T. FRANCIS, D. 0.
Magnetic Tnotnvlnto Given Moo.
POPULAR .
She'etMusic
1FOR "SATURDAY. - ‘
2 Copilis.1‘fo1r12.5c
My'Dreum of‘the U. S. A.
Tony
” Under the Matzos Tree
Teddy Bear Picnic
Down in Jungle Town
Don’t Take Me Home
Make Me Laugh
Sun Bonnet Sue
Maple Leaf Rog
and many others
W. A. Buggerman’ s
' MUSIC STORE. .
Donovan Bleak. , 132 Walhlngton 8t.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
AT THE HEAD or THE IGAR PRO-
CESSION vcu WILL F No THE.
RUIIR D W
TheFems Coal CO 1
III IWIII IIIY
IS THE LEADER OF THE 56 CIGARS
“ D J. REYNOLDS
_1 MANUFACTURER.
Thoraeet Cigars in the Market.
that this bank can offer you is t
inducements. but rather only the
the utmost oirfety and: the most 'don
v
ulna vii
oomtlv
coin” to think of it is not this really the greatéht inducement?
curred-amt suitor a.
are NO extraordinary ‘
are censlstont with
B1,ut
It
tidbit lag methods.
vrngs Bank,
1.3%
fatty and got away with five hundred
LINGERI‘
50 cent CORSETS
L Golden, 68 Washington Street
Look' Lock! LoOk!
LADIES’ FALL SUITS, in choice medals and colors, come in
Broadcloths, Cheviots and Novelty Stripes, lined with guaranteed
Skinners Satin made to order by Karp Brothers, high—grade design-
1 . ers.und ladies tailors. Come In and’ see us. as we are the only tailors
* in chili pity that will give run 11 certificate legally guaranteeing your
clothes to hold their good shape from try on until wear out.
KARP
Designing and Ladies’ Tailoring Parlors.
88 North Main St. .
For the Cold weather
Comfortable Stylish
earn
([Conie in and let us tell you our OVERCOAT STORY——
‘ it' s mighty interesting and the prices will be of special interest
to you on account of their reasonableness.
(IOur SUIT STORY is, if anything, more interesting on
account of the large variety of fabrics and models to select
from.
..
tried at $1. 50. Sizes 36 to 46.
WllllS H Selleck
.Ciothlng of the Right Sort.
43' AND 50 WALL STABBT. NORWALK CONN.
' ANOTHER cAHoo OF" HIGH GRADE LEHloH COAL JUST RECEIVED}
TRY A Top AND are THE DIFFERENCE.
0.2 NUT COAL. $5. 00 per Ton.
HARRIS &
TELEPHONE 450.
. IIIII’NflIIIIS
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwaik, 58..
Court, October 19, A D.. 1908.
Estate of George N. Warren, late of
Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
'The Court of Probate for the Dis
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al~
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors or said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement. Those
who 11 glect to pyesent their accounts,
propels)? attested within said time.
will be debarred a recovery
eons indebted to said estate are re«
quested to snake Immediate payment to
SII‘AS KETCHAM
ExecutOr.
Probate
O23 30 116
’ SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwhlk. es. .. Pr chute
Court, October 23d, A. D. 1908.
Estate of Matteo Manzo, late of Car-
pine. Italy, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwaik hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for Settlement.
Those who neglect to present their at:-
‘ counts, profioriy attested. within said
time. will be doborred a recovery. All
percents indebted to said estate are re-
1 undated to make immediate payment to
sALvA'rOA OHAHIOTT
0‘23 130 no Administrator.
fE'URGLARS INT‘ NEW HAVEN. .1
1'EW HAVEN; Nov, (iv—Burg iars lat
entered. the hardwue galore-“oi
Bushnell (it Company, in this
pocket knives and a large ductility oiw
{shears and razors.- valued at $800. They
forced on cadence through a sheatli.
ricer. Opening up on the New York,
“New Haven and Hartford Railroad
1, tracks. They are unlimited to‘be part
1‘9! a gang which has been operating in
‘ lower Fair-field county.”
‘ t
LADFES’ TAILOR-MADE SUITS. of Broadcloth and Chev-
iot; regular Silica value ..............
WAISTS, very handsomely trimmed. long sleeves, 1
positively$3bo value
nuov‘u
Te I. 968-
([SWEATER JACKETS- made to order in any color
combinations for Societies, Clubs or individuals.
(ISPECIAL—A light weight Grey Jacket of pure wor-
All pen'
South Norwalk.’1l‘hc police sent the
1 terday. The turd men started oi! for
' a day's fishing, but owing to the way
stopped at. 1Johnv‘01'1 Sullivan’s place in
fish poles
hooks, and bolted with (llamal “
clams would ite rather
started in to devour them with the 11rd
' at that
“$13 so
. . . .$r.98
”139C
notituibe-
“Oldoltlclloeoloan
BROS.’
South Norwelk. 1
vies ?
l.
I
GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
'I’IIIIIIIIINIIEIIIII NEWS
Mrs. Frederick Waters, of Elm
street, Nor,waik is in New York city
today.
The Chariott McMullen suit was con-
tinned from yesterday afternoon 11to
next week.
1-Lamb Fore, 8c. Buttory's
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benton, of
Mr. and Mrs. George Benton, of Gran
bury, yesterday.
A complete demonstration of Chase
and Sanborn’ s iiigh class teas and col
fees is being given at Church and Mll-
ler‘ s grooer‘y store in Washington
street. The demenstration is in
charge oszrs. J. B. Ramadan.
’ ~Leg of Lamb, .150. Buttery‘s.
Five‘WNew‘ York little boys, ranging
from ‘ten to thirteen years old, were
turned over to Chief Volimer yester.
day afternoon. They said they had
been playing hockey from school and
boarded a- freight train in the Harlem
yards and instead of just switching
around the yard. the first stop was
boys buck home. They gave their
names as George Sonic, Joseph Salli
van, Daniel Donahue, Walter Carney
and James Doriegan. They all lived
in East 134th street and vicinity
1 —Portel*houso118teak.118c Battery" 5
James Morse and James Plunkeit,‘
oi‘ Norwirlk. are receiving their share
of 1105}:ng from their friends today as
and wider choice means satisi'ac
‘ Scanlon died here today aged forty
nine years. He was the father 0 sev-
are
season. Cur Assortment of dcair
nos. .~..‘.. 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
arpets an
it is time now to thilrli of low F ioor Coverings.
Our tissOitnrerihis better now than It will be later in the
able styles and patterns is the best we have over shown; that means wider choice,
tory lsultu. Special prices on large size Carpet Rugs.
BAXONY' AXMiNSTER ions... is 12 ........ ............... ............. ‘. 323.00 1
sown. AXMINSTER RUG a, 9x 12 .............................. 420.00
rArEs'rnv saussELs Hoods 3.3 x 10.5 ..................... ....... 313.50 1 .
aoxaunv1TAPE3‘rnY runs, 9 x 12 .......... . .......... . ...... 31900 i
MOTTLED AXMINsTEn Hues. 30 x60 inches ..................... . ...... $1.50 and 31.75 ,
" Comfortables ‘
WHITE corroN coMFonTA LE8. 72 x 31 .. ......... , .................. .. ........... .‘ .............. 01.50
EXTRA COTTON COMFORTA LES. 72 x 90 ............ ' ............... . 42.75
LAMsvs’wooL COM‘FORTABL s- ..................... .......... ......... $5.00
TRISTRAM
& HYATT, MORwAiK, CONN.
op-ma~—.._....— .,......_......... ..___.. ..._ A.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued N(
her 3rd; 1908. List furnished
ofiice oqu. M. Wooster. Soliclt
G. W. Goddridge, Bridgeport,
button for electric switches.
S. Lake, Bridgeport, storage hat
'1‘. H. MacDonald, Bridgeport.
gruphophone.
T. P. Tailor. Bridgeport, huir r
i-.i A S. flower-,th New Haven,
ely wheel dresser.
P. J. Mickey and .11. E. Hills,
Haven. cola back.
A. J. Aubrey, Meliden. grin lock.
C. Cnuo Meriderr combination
1“. R. AlfOr,d Winoted 2 haunts:
key handle: friction held slnrm av itch.
F. A Russ. GreenWich, loomand but
ton clasp.
J. A. and F. 1.. 'I‘ratrl,1Ncw Bi:
plumb level.
F. C. Minter,
bit, design.
tery.
oil.
New Britain, b
o
HAD SEVENTEEN CHILDR N.
WETHERSFIELD. \Nov. (5. .‘ «.r
enteeu11childrcn1. eight of whoa
living. A
v em-
from
or 0!
push
dick 1
fBili'
New ‘
tool.
lain.
'idlév
w»... .m.
“I INIIRIMNIIINIS
. ”W," ,_. - we..." ...
IIIIIIIAIIIIIINIS
I‘OI UL Mi '
I I”? D littlit If"
2'9
‘iiL‘
mrrzwxxtu
CONN,
‘ GI NL. MANAirIZH
1 oMMBN c THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ,5
MADAME
GANELLI
AND HER FIVE ENTUCKY KIDS.
Two Graces
COMEDIANS
Dainty I‘Zola Roi
PREMIERE DANSEUER
JOHN x.
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF
COUGHLIN
ELECTRICAL CLUE SWINGING
Cold B-i‘IIIeiither Necessitates
How‘s THEATRE.
ONE WEEK COMMENCING MON-
DAY. NOV 2. 1
1 The World's Famous Magician. liiu
sioniet. Telepathlet and
Wonderworker. ‘
H . w .3 The Great Albina
11cavlcr. arm“. who will make his apportioned here
- - let one solid. week commencing on
, the above date together with his'
'1 (ornpany of high clues vaudeville ar-
1 toists. including such names as ..l Ber-
, mild Dyilyn. late of the Johnny
Our Winter Shoes while mmg loncs C0,: Miss Bessie Allin. the Call-
HEAVY are made on the newest
which
pearancof‘
ELITE
$3.50.: $400, $5.
- CROS
Wear Shoes That “
122 mourns-ran erase-r.
11 PHONE 542-2.‘
asts
£11915 them a very diessy up-
I}
for niarr Dancing Dell; Mini Fuller,
the Hell knoWn story teller and mono-
logist, and other well known stars
PRICES ~. 3. . .. ...... .. 10c, 20c,_ 30c
W M
MIRIE‘IIIIJHHEEN run
in. illsu ‘
(Continued From First Page).
in this case. this was to use the bank
and the depositors' money for specu—
lative pl'.nposee If such a scheme
were permitted to be carried out the
public would be at the mercy of a
hand of adventurers. 1 therefore sen
tencc you to fifteen years in the feder-
al prison at Atlanta, Ga. "
A faint attempt. at applause when
the sentence upon Curtis was suspend-
ed by the court was suppressed hr the
attendants. ,When the fate of Morse
was prorrourrOEd.-the1 court room was
Weill! as. ‘
BASKET BALL
Washington, D. 0., were the guests of ‘
TEAM F,
AT THE NORWALK ARMORV
EVERY MONDAY NIG
NEXT GAME. NOV 9.
PRELIMINARY GAME 1
MONTAUKO V8. PASTIMES
DANCING FROM 10 O'CLOCK »
UNTIL 12.
Every Monday Evening. the. best
teams that can be obtained will plialy
t e
elk
the
aggregation that has placed N01‘%fi}:{
a .
with 1.
and
war
am-
at the Armory against Team F.
team that has represented Norw
continuously for 10 years. This l
among the top-notchers in Basket
and tho‘ team that will contest
.Middletown. Stamford. Danh‘ury
Waterbury this winter, in an ende
to bring to Norwalk the State Cl
pionship
ADMISSION .. .. ..
Iltott
HTS
WaShingtOn Heights, of N. Y. City
.‘25 CENTS
1 First11g1apio1be1gins fit 8 o'clocB.. .: '
sound to breaths: on the quietness Was
the choking solid of the prisoner 5 wife
and the hurried eshui‘fie of feet as she
was led away‘ an ante-recur Morse
followed Iron .l’i ‘r charge of Marshal
Henkel, in whalildcustody he had been
paroled alter the court had granted a
stay of ten days in execution of th
sentence A moment later the crow
began to move siervly out or the court
room When Curtis came out a free
he had gone the crowd still waited.
hoping to get onether look at Morse,
but he remained inside while his at
torneys began prepsrationsto file a
wr it of error in’an effort to have their
client released on. bail this afternoon.
Should they‘ fail to obtain the limit
and the admission of Morse to ball,
the prisone‘t' will be taken back to the
Tombs. 1,
MOI so Evan takes to the Terrible pris
on at 1. oclock till lifter noon.
time it was anl‘rouncedg‘r that no applica
made toda'y.11 . .
KICKED BY A HORSE.
the tedult of a little expérlence yes
in which the wind was blowing they
Wail street. leaving their
Wh it there a. smell dog thought the
tasty and
suit that the books Wcrs‘caught in his
mouth. After the yelling on his part
the hooks were removed, and the men
are charged with catching not dog fish !
but just plain dogs. and on dry lami‘
Sweet ide
A FRESH LOT OF
Louis Joseloffy ‘
721 NORTH MAIN ‘1'»! NORWAL’K
refi— cats or. _1__,._
' home in High street. Norwillkfas the
result of having a horse kick him in
J At. the time of the Accident, Mr. Bel-
‘ ire who at his duties oil the Atlantic
no lie suddenly Juniped from thé wag!
on in Harriet street the horse be-
‘ 0811179 8
The
1 whole but swelled up. but he was nhle
‘ to get back to the atom in Main street, ‘ ‘ ‘
v rind was then taken to his home. To: ‘
day he is unable to step on the foot, “
end it is very painful. 11'1
The N "talks had a flurry- of snow
yesterda afternoon and this morning
acumen, undo, the first“
1 man with his wife leaning on his arm, ‘
‘. he Was given arousing cheer. rAIi’ter
At that ‘
tion for his release on bail would be 1
William Belfrey is confined to an. 1
. the right ankle yesterday morningu
«an Pociflc Tea Company' s wagon, End,
‘ deftly frightened. and dildkéd.‘
1 atrium Mrdneltrey in the one.
.nE-ENcAcED FOR THHEEDAYs
i 1 1
. Mommas ACTING SIMMONS;
.._
M’KINLEY cAMP smokes.
Fine Entertainment Furnished Visitors
1 From Bridgeport.
McKinley Camp. Spanish
crane held a smoker and ‘e tertain-
er Vol.
nrent; last evening at the Armory.
which was elrjor ed by a large numbei
of members
I A large delegation oi mmrbers from
itruup Bishop. of Bridgeport. was prou-
sent” Commander Lounsbury and menr
bers of his staff were also guests of
rthe Norwalk camp, and all made lino
:speeohes. After the business was tran
sacted refreshments were served and
iruusicai selections and \(qul solos
were eulor ed
”—1.“.m
Mrs. Frank Short of Orchard street
is assisting at the H. Kriegcr and Co.
store-.1
NORWALG BAPTIST ROLL CALL.
1......
About 75 Respond to Names and Enjoy
. Fine Entertainment.
The annual roll call of the Norwalk
Baptist Churchwas held last evening,
followed ‘wiih a fine entertainment,
which was fully enjoyed by all present.
.Charles Nicholas led in prayer and
James Evenden called the names of
the members, about 75 oi whom were
innttendance. -
Organist Wilson, on the piano, and
Mrs James Walsh on the violin, roll-
dered several selections which were
very much appreciated. Several songs
were sung by those innocent and of
tor the business Dr. Van Doren gave
a very, interesting talk. The ladies
served sandwiches, coffee, cake and
erasing: 1 - 11 .
The reports all the a‘rious circles of
the Church showed them to be in fine 1
condition financiallvalrich is a fact
very grahiiyillg‘ to the members
TESTING NEW STREET ARC.
A new type. of‘ street are light, mow
powerful than the ones now in use is
being tested but. at the South Norwaik
municipal electric light plant. and will
probably be put on exhibition at the
corner of Railroad avenue and Wash-
ington street in a few days.
FULL LINE OF.
0MB. B I3
BIG BARGAINS,
Cor. Will and'liigh Streets,
Norwalk. Conn. ' ‘
Norwalk Chronicler