_. I .Will be the buds . lfall. ,When you els. 'the fabrics. I and note there):- Suits and Over- . for for SEVEN LARS you will no use in paying We are convinced the store before buy. opportunity 7 we sell the best Ask They the , price. 1‘ neighbor. The Copyright Company 6 NORTH MAIN STREET. THE SOU‘T Distinctiveness 1n Y0ung Men’ 5 Clothing . . l of our success this “see. our fall mod- the entire layout, tensive ranges in coats that we of-' and TEN DOLL say to yourself its. $15 and $16.50. that you will see and will visit our ing elsewhere, for merchandise for your friend or will tell you. to the people llcs. . them worth less than :15. some are ‘ will all go at this sale at $9. 00. 11 North Main Street, MAGNER CASE APPEALED. Connecticut Company Objects to Com- mon Pleas Court’s Finding. The Connecticut Company has filed an appeal from the finding of the Com» mon Pleas Court, which awarded a verdict of $300 damages to Augustus . t: P. Magner, of South Norwalk. this . week. and It is expected that the mo- tion will he heald next Friday The suit arose over a. head on collision at ,Fairfield in July, 1907, during which accident Magner's horse was killed the driver. Edward Brennan, injured, and the wagon damaged. , Brennan also has a suit against. the ' Company. but it is expected that this will continue ill abeyance until the Qsetlement of the other. The com- pany appeals on the ground that. the . verdict was contrary to the evidence. WOOD WOOD A. CARMI BE’I'I‘S, DEALER IN Hard and Soft Wood, Bowed and Split Ready for p Family Use. ' ‘1 28011 Wood, $5.00 per cord ; $1.50 per . 11¢ cord. ‘ Hard Wood, $7.00 per cord; $1. 75 per it. cord. ,8plit Wood, 25c extra per M cord. ,_ Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave. fret. 207-2.. NORWALK, cons. iiiiii How About This? If this is the day you need Coal, then this is the “psycholog- ical moment for us to suggest a trial of the FERRIS kind. If you want [to know about our oal don’t take our word for it— k- your neighbor, or better still, gON SALE l have‘bought the entire stock of Mens’ Suits of 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 pulc wool and welsted. Come and be convinced D GOTTLIEB, Outfitters From Head to Foot for Men, Boys and Children. There isn’t a suit among w01 th as high as $18 and $20, and SOUTH NORWALK. f This New Science of Healing—- CHIROPRACTIC is s new discovery. hailed as one of the most beneficial 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 s 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. then emi- nating through each foramlns between each segment or vertebrae. the nerves carry and distribute all the life force in the body. See the Chiropractor and ssk why. "4 Washington 81.. Havlland Block, South Norwalk, Conn. ~T. FRANCIS, D. C. Mshnstla Treatments Given Also. POPULAR FOR SATURDAY. 2 Copies for 25c Rainbow (Inst) My Dream of the U. IS. A. Taffy Under the- Matzos Tree Teddy Bear Picnic Down in Jungle Town Don t. Take Me Home Make Me Laugh Sun Bonnet Sue Maple Leaf Rag and many others. W. A. Briggerman s MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block, 132 Washington It. Agent for Crescent Laundry. 1 AT THE HEAD OF THE CIGAR PRO- CESSION YOU WILL FIND THE lllllllR llllllllW III IIIch lllll IS THE LEADER OF THE 51: CIGARS B. .I. REYNOLDS, . MANUFACTURER.’ The Best Cigars In the Market. il'that thls‘bank can offer you is the fact that it offers N0 extraordinary nducements, but. rather only. those things which are consistent with he utmost safety and the most conservative banking methods. But, H NOR“ WITHOUT QUESTION! When you buy anything of us you are sure of these three things: Quality 1' zLADIES’ TAILOR-MADE SUITS, of Broadcloth and Chev- iot; regular $18. on value . ..... LINGERIE WAISTS, very handsomely trimmed, long sleeves, . Style Price 1 ....... $13.50 positively $3.00 value . ...... . ............ . . ............ $1. 98 50 cent CORSETS . . .. L. Golden, 68 Washington Street els and ladies’ tuilms 88 North Main St. ARE from. sted at $1. 50. Sizes 36 to 46. Look! Look! Look! LADIES' FALL SUITS, In choice models and colors, Broadcloths. Cheviots and Novelty Stinlpes Skinner s Satin. made to older by Kalp Brothels, high- grade design- _ (‘om c in and see us, as we are the only tailors in this city that will give you ll certificate legally guaranteeing your clothes to hold their good shape from ti'y on until wear out. KARP BROS.’ Designing and Ladies' Tailoring Parlors. Tel. 968. Willis H. Selleck Clothing of the Right So L 48 AND 50 WALL, STREET. NORW‘ ., ...... ................ .39c come ill lined with guaranteed South Norwalk. YOU gPREPARED For the Cold“ Weather WITH Comfortable, Stylish Wearables ? (ICOlne 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. ([Our SUIT STORY is. if anything, more interesting on account of the large variety of fabrics and models to select (ISWEATER JACKETS made to order“ in any color combinations for Societies, Clubs 01' individuals? ESPECIAL—A light weight Grey Jacket of pure wor- COAL ! COAL! ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL 'JUST RECEIVED. TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE. 0.2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton. TELEPHONE 450. Sheet MUSIC HARRIS 81 GANS CO. 68 WATER STREET. 3% liliIl NllllllIS SOLVENT NOTICE. District of Norwalk. ss. Probate Court. November 6, A. l).. 1908. Estate of .Mary A. .laules. late of Norwalk, ill 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 of sold estate to ex’ llibit their claims' for settlement. Those who neglect to present then accounts. properly attested. within said time; will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay- ment to' LOUISS .Bh‘blliS. 117 1.4 21 Adminisll' aim. ‘.THE CADILLAC «mmfi?» F. E. Locde a Company’s Demon- stration Car to be Shipped November 13th. Elsewhere in today‘s Sentinel will be found a cut of the celebrated Cad- illac "Thirty" automobile. 1909. of which F. E. Lockwood it Company. of 39 Wall street, Norwalk. are the local agents. The car is a beauty and the picture frills to do it justlte As will also be seen by the specifications. It is well made throughout, and of the best materials. It's price. flee of freight charges, at. Norwalk is only $1. 425. which is regarded as a most reasonable price to say the yeast. F. E Lockwood & Company are In receipt of a telegram, informing them that their demonstration car will be shipped from the factory-sat Detroit. Michigan on November 1311:. Already a car from the New York branch has been in N01 walk where it. Immediate- ‘ly Won a host of friends by its beautlv ful lines and fine work. The our files up a 11111 like a scared eat. so amply powered is it. . Barry W. Mather has purchased a handsome Columbia touring car. equip ed with a four-cylinder motor of 29 DIIIHS Illll‘lllllillIlS. Donald A. Babeock. Donald A. Babcook died at West. Norwalk, Tuesday morning, aged 31 Years. Funeral services were held at Ills late residence Thursday evening. at 7:45 o’clouk. Rev. Dr. Nelda, of New Canaan, officiated. The remains were taken to Brooklyn, Friday morn- ing, for interment. MAs0Ns ATjJ‘I’tIDGEFIELD. Clinton Commandery to be Headed by Second Regiment Band. Clinton Comman‘dery. Knights Teln DIM. of Norwalk voted last night to go to Ridgeilelll next Wednesday in a bodly. and attend the big celebration of Jerusalem lodge. A. F. and A. M.. of that place. which will commemorate its 100th anniversary with an elaborate program. The Norwalk Knights Tem- plar also voted to secure the Second Regiment band to accompany them on the hip. The present plans are . to return home to Norwalk' shortly before 5 o’clock and march from the South Norwalk rallload depot to Norwalk headed by the band. In addition to the Knights it Is ex- pected that many local ”Blue Lodge" Masons will take the tlip. The invi- tatlon of the Ridgefleld Masons is a most cordial one ' ' TESTING NEW LIGHT. The electrical. commissioners held a meeting last night. at the municipal plant, and also witnessed a test of the new 1’} pa arc. light mentioned in these columns yesterday. Tho new ll ht it on the flaming are 01 0m and is rated 31.4.000 candle power as against 600 or 800 actual of the mascot typo. 'l‘hl light ls produced b‘y means of a liquid in a tube and is a ploduct of the gen- eral electric company The sample light will be Installed Monday evening at. the corner of Washingtdn street and Railroad ave one. and if successful. several will probably be placed In the city shortly.l or "l 'i ‘TRIS Carpets and Rugs it Is tluie now to thlilk of new Floor Coverings. "=11th EVENING SENTINEL . i SATURDAY. NOV. 7,1‘908. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. TRAM & HYATT NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. Ollr assortment Is better now than it will be later In the 12:9 season. Our assortment. of desirable styles and puttelns Is the best we have ever shown; that means .wldel‘ choice, and wider choice means satisfactory rsulls. Special prices on large sizoC Car pet Rugs SAXONY AXMINSTER RUGS. 9 x 12 .......... . .......................................... $23.00 ROYAL AXMINSTER HUGS, 9 x 12 ...................................................... 020.00. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUG-s. 8.3’ x 10.6 .............................................. $13.60 ROXBURY TAPESTRY RUGS. 9 x 12 ................... ' ................................. 019.00 MOTTLED AXMINSTER RUGS. 30 x 60 inches ................................... $1.50 and $1.75 Comfortables. WHITE COTTON COMFORTABLES, 72 x 81 ......................... ...... ............ . 81.50 EXTRA COTTON COMFORT-ABLES.72x90 .......... I .............. ....... 82.75 LAMB'S WOOL COMFORTABLES ...................................................................... $5.00 TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. 11111111 1111111113 A special meeting of South \01 walk Council. Knights of Columbus. has been called for tomorrow at ll o'clock at the lodge rooms. Mrs. 'G. Arthur Knapp. ol‘ thi- ll. Kricgcl' & Company store. Washing- ton street. is confined to her home ill Norwalk by illness. I ,' Miss Kittie Williams. ot‘ the Sayre Hospital. Mount. Vernon. made a brief visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Williams. of Merwin street. yesterday afternoon and last evening. The cases of Otto 1'. Rollde, onarg-f 7 ed with assaulting Hamilton (Tomstock. and of the latter's mother. Mrs. Royal Cdillstock. charged with assaulting Rolldc. are due to come up before Judge Joseph R. Taylor. in the South Norwulk police court, Monthly morn- ing. It becomes clearer every (lay that the thieves who robbed the store of the. Fox Cycle and Hardware Company. In Washington street. recently. are up ’ crating In a chain of places l‘llc some kind of a haul was made III a «pm ting goods store. In Stamford Monday night and another yesterday morning at a hardware store in New Haven. The gang has become so hold that it oper- ates almost nightly. The Intel- parochial (kiss of Falltic Ill county is holding its annual meeting today. at st Matthew‘ s cllurl II Wilton A large delegation is present IlOlll. 'l‘liulty church. of South Norwalk, and St Pauls church of Norwalk. The town is crowded with the many dole- gates which are present from the \"-ali ous churches of the county. and where the next meeting will be' hold is not yet. decided. The last one was held in Bridgeport. Friends of the police dog “Sllcczol'.” who passed on to his reward Thurs. day. are still trying to figure out the is now ‘~ cause of his last illness. It believed that possibh ll kick In: 11» cell/ed flom a drunken man on also lion day lulu have had something to . do with it. Mrs. J. Goodwin saw the man kick the little fellow in the back. but did not know his name. ‘Sneezer" appeared to suffer keenly fronl this kick, long after he lccciv ed it. Mrs; .l. II. Stevens. of Dal-ion. paid a visit yesterday. to her daughter. Miss I Pansy Stevens. at the, nurse‘s home of the Post Graduate Hospital. Twentieth street. New York city. where she is III of scarlet lever. Mrs. Stevens found hel daughter sllghtll impr'.01ed Miss Stevens is a student nurse at the hospital. and it is slip- poscd that she contracted the disease from a patient though there is no oth- tion. Miss Stevens father is James H. Stevens. the well known Water street, South Norwalk, ship chandler. Clinton Commandery. No. 3, Knight Templars. held a regular conclave, last evening. at the Masonic Temple. ill Wall sheet. No special work was per- l’omled, but a. drill was held. It was unanimously voted to accept the invi- tation of lernsulem Lodge. of Ridge field to attend their 1001b annivm'sar .V. to be held Wednesday. A large num ber of the Clinton Commandmy Inclu- hers expressed their intentions of go ing. at the asylum promptly at 0: 15 oclock Wednesdav morning. A short parade of the members will then be held about the town. This affair in Ridge- field promises to be a very memorable one Many of the Grand Lodge offi- cers will be present and will make addresses, as well as a number of oth- er lodges from the vicinity. LATE BATHING RECORD. Clifford Benedict Enjoyed a Sound Bath This Morning. (‘liifmd Benedict holds the late swimming record for South Norwulk Benedict is in t1 ainlng and this mor-n I.ng accompanied by Joseph Moeller. he lan down the Wilson road and near the Burcllard property dotted his lclotlles and plunged into the water. He swam abdut for a considerable dis taucc before coming ashore again and dressing. 'Ir- memo was held last year by ‘d‘l ‘-II on lexbee. who went in on No venlbcr I Benedict therefore breaks the round by three days. He appar- ently enjoyed the dip very much. CLAIM OHIO l8 DEMOCRATIC. COLUMBUS. 0.. Nov. ’I.—-National Committeoman Harvey Gerber and Stat-e Chairman W. L. Finley assert. today that the entire state Demooratic ticket has been elected. They base their claims on returns received during last night. . ‘ ‘7 ., East. 4 or case of the diseasil=,r"ir'r—'lti11rillstitfl‘iT V"“‘""' It was planned that all golusv br- 7~ BRING T0: Make Over Into satisfaction. .KIICgCI FUR '. .1 No matter what the duality may be, we will l Reasdnable Prices In Our long standing Ill this com- munity is enough to guarantee rleger81, so. I 29 31 West Washington Street. SOUTH'”ZNORWALK. YOUR US Any Shape, at . GERMANY REJECTS FRENCH PRO- POSAL. Taken. PARIS. Nov. 7.—The Matln's Bel lln unrespondeut says: “it is declal'cd ’iu official cilcles late tonight that Ger- many has rejected the French proposal submitted by Ambassador Cambon. and that the government Insists on France expressing regret at the ac.- tions of the French soldiers at Casa- blanca toward all official of the Ger- man consulate. The emperors alone Is losponslble 1301 this attitude and r-e quires that every modification of the .German demands be submitted to him by Prince von Buelow. the Imperial lCh'ancellor. and Herr von 80th sec- ‘retary for foreign affairs. AMERICAN TOBACCO CO. A TRUST ‘ NEW YORK, Nov 7—-The govern~ lnellt's contention that the American Tobacco Company Is a trust operating in restraint of trade in violation of the Sherman anti- Trust law. was sustained in decisions handed down today in the United States Circuit Court here. ‘Three judges agreed with the decision while one dissented! ‘ . . STOCK MARKET VERY ACTIVE. _L.__— ‘ ‘ Flood of Buying Orders Sent Prices EmperOr RespOnsllIIe for the Attitude' Soaring Again This Morning. NEW YORK. Nov. 7.—~A flood of ,buvlug ordcls which has poured in on :blokors during the night sent prices scaring on the Stock Exchange today and blought scenes .of activity on the floor the like of which had not been witnessed in many months. So strong was the bullish sentiment that ill some instances prices jumped upward points at a time on single sales. The readiness at whch purchases wele 'made at: the advanced figures Indihated that. many buying orders had been placedlipractloslly without limitation In price. New York Central rose 5 poitits..on shrew purchases and United Suites ‘eeSt rose to 55%. the highest price ever touched by that stock. Many other prominent stocks rose 1 and 2 points over last night's closing. fl‘ho speculation apparently was stimulated by reports from all sections of the. country of industrialgaotlvity. M An anniversary requiem mass for' the late Mrs. Mary; ‘Kinselia was OOIO‘ bratsd in St. Msry' I church, this morn‘ ing, by Rev. Father Mocalthx. _ .-..
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