.t’s and .,... . .... Overcoats A11 Entirely New Collection ‘ is our present exhibit of Fall Suits and Ovcrcouts, because pro— 5duction of our early showing is completely sold 0111. Late buyers " making their tlrst visit this season will find the new garments we are showing tfor November the very pick or the loomings. made up in new models. Which are correct. 3, or back again by giving him good values it. is our constant aim to bring a; custom- l-'.lundieds of satisfied cus- towers will tell you so—wili tell you that nowlrem else cun you buy ,such clothing at the price we are selling. 13011111 be one of the sails lied cuetOrners. ,The’CQPYright Company VERCOAT SALE! I i: /s1o. oo OVERCOATS. AT ................ s 5.00 $15.00 OVERCOATS. AT .................. $ 7. 50 / $20. 00 OVERCOATS, AT .................. $10.00 $24. 00 OVERCOATS. AT. ................. $12. 00 Still have some $15 and $18 SUITS left which we ‘ will continue to sell ....... .D. GOTTLIEB, Men‘ 5 and ’Boys' Outfitters From Head to Foot. Tall North Main Street. 1 . Now is the time to buy your Overcoats. 6 ‘NORTH MAIN STREET. W” At $9 ............... SOUTH NORWALK. 4 111111 1111111171 01101-111 To SETTLE ACCOUNT. District 'of hill 1111111. ss, Probate. ,Gourt, Never bar 7. A. 1)., 19118 Estate of tharluo t‘.1lray‘,, late of V New Canaan.“ in said district deceased. rOrdered. That the crecutor exhibit his administration nctonni to this court for admstmcnt, at the Probate oifice in N01 walk 011 the. 19111 day 01‘ Noyembe1. 1908.111 10 oclock lore noon: and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof. the executor will cause this order to be published in a newspaper having 11 Stimulation. in said district. at least "five days before sold 19111 day of No- ‘vemher. I908. . HENRY \\'. GREGORY, ,1- Judge. Shekinah bauclor 11111. of Smith Nor- 11111111; .is planning an excursion for next Tuesday night 10 Danbury. when the local Sanctorumites will confer the degree for Eureka. Sanctomm. which was recently instituted in thc Hattlnx City. The South Norwalkers . Will go up 011 the 6:12 train and will be equipped with canes bearing the ‘ emblems of the. order .1 crescent and an owl. They will also take along :1 lusty camel so 'tls said "Friday the 'l‘liiitccnih," did not deter the local merchants from adver- tising in The Sentinel. h "l. ‘ .iwooo Wooo A. CARMI BET’I‘S. _. DEALER IN .a’rd 111111 Soft Wood, 1 Bowed and Split Read f Family Use. A a, SoftdWood, $6.00 per cord; 01.50 per or g“Hind ded. 87.00 per cord; 01.75 per 11. Split Wood. 251: extra per 34 cord. Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave. pal. then this is the “psycholog- ical moment” for, us to suggest a 11 l of the FERRIS kind. ‘ f you want to know about our cal don’ 1 take our word for it— 81; your neighbor. or better still, i this is the 'day you need. A small chimney tire was discove red in 11111 home or Pct1r11‘.l:lu1'ns, In Far-11 avenue, Nor-walk, yesterday 11111211101111, about 4 o'clock. Neighbors and pass- crs by got busy with 11 garden hose. and climbing to 111,. root), 511011 0111111- guished the tire wilhont the use of the dcparnncnt. A new cnciosrni kitchen is being built in tho (llrloiio Brothers' lunch room, in South linirr street. A kitchen range has also been installed. l’oter'. Ward. .Ir.. 111' Norwalk, spending the day 111 Bridgeport. Miss Edicc White, of «Version, is spending a few days with Miss Louise Reynolds, 01' Weslport avenue, Nor- walk. Mrs. William Osborn, of Farms, in spending the. day friends in Norwalk. Arion Singing Sociciy hold 11. 1'1:- hesrsul inst. cvcuirrg 111. Minn 111111. 111111 the evening was made additionally in- tcrestiug for the members by the nor-1'- ing of refreshments M1',s 1) Hart Weeks continues to im- prove 111. her borne in Main street. Norwnlk. after having had a severe 111- tack of typhoid fever. THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic lChlroprnciic is 1111:. science of 1111- cnuse of the discasonud the art 01‘ ad lusting the sanrc. Diseases are caused by a wrench. twist or' sprain in the buck. Even if done in clrildbood it creator: pinched nervcs and pain in later life, in the dilicrcnt organs and limbs. Chiropractors remove the cause of this disease and pain. 11nd health is restored through harmonizing the six ncrve‘ systems 111 your body. Nervousncss, Rheumatism, Purnly sis,.1-leart, Kidney and Female Dis cases are given special attention; also Curvature of tlreaS‘plnc. You will never regret giving Chiropractic chance to help you. ' T. FRANCIS. D. c. 94 WASHINGTON 31‘. so. NORWALK Magnetic Treatments Given Also. is (l rcen s with 1. .... THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINL L Ladies Underwear AT LOW PRICES. I‘lANNFL N1 liTGOWNS. assorted colors, ful size, regular 69c 49c value .......-1 ........................ IIE‘AVY NIGHTGOWN, do of best quality daisy cldlh, regular illic value. ..... vam ........... ........ 79C OUR 980 GOWN is positively a $1.12 [1 value. CHILDREN'S DRESSES, sizes fronts ” to 0 only, big value 111...... ...... 9111 L Golden, 68 Washington Street Look! Look! Look! LADIES' FALL SUITS, in choice models and colors, come 111 Brozulcloths Cheviois and NOVI‘iiV Str,ipcs lined with guaranteed Skinner" 1: Satin. 11111110 to order by" Karp Brothers. high grade design- ers and ladies' tailors. Corr: 9 11111111] see us. as we are the only tailors in this city that will give you :1 cot-tilicuto legally guaranteeing your clothes to hold their good shape from try on until wear out. KARP BROS.’ Designing and Ladies’ Tailoring Parlors, 88 North Main St. Tel. 968 South Norwalk. ARE YOU' PREPARED For the COM Weather WITH . Comfortable, Stylish 'Wearables ? (iCome 111 and in us tell you our OVERCQAT STORY—- 11‘ s mighty interesting and the prices will be of special interest to you on accOunt of their reasonableness. . (lOur SUIT STORY is. if anything. more interesting on :ccount of the large variety of fabrics and models to select rom. (ISWEATER JACKETS made to order in any, color combinations for Societies, Clubs or individuals. (lSPECIAL—A light weight Grey Jacket of pure wor- sted at $1. 50. Sizes 36 to 46. ‘Willis H. Selleck Clothing of the Right Sort, , 411 AND so WALL‘VSTREET, NORWALK. CONN. mg...» ”.47.. .M -._... ....._.. ~_..‘..___.-.--.._—....w COAL' COAL! ANOTHERACARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED. TRY ATON AND SEE THE'DIFFERENOE. ‘ o.2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton. HARRIS 81 GANS CO. ~.TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER STREET. :POpular Music ' 2 Copies for 25c FOR SATURDAY ONLY. Always Me, Pineapple R1111. Sunbon- net Sue. Rainbow, Teddy Bear Picnic, Maple Leaf Rag, Taffy. and many others. W. A. Briggermn’ s . MUSIC STORE. Donovan Black. 132 Wthlngrton 8t. Agent for Crescent Laundry. AT THE HEAD OF THE CIGAR PRO- CESSION YOU WILL FIND THE urrmnrnw iHi Llillili Elli rs THE LEADER QF THE Sc CIGARS B. J. REYNOLDS, MANUFACTURER. The Best‘ Cigars in the' Market. some code H compounded semi-annually? ‘ .but the man with an account in this strong, mutual sav- nit pursues the even terror of his way, neither lured into ex- by the one 1101 forced into economy by the other. YOU arty momey here earning you four per cent. interest. WITED BANK DUN-DINO. sou-1:11 1111111111111. 001111. 20 Lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00 Fancy Apples. Grapes Oranges. Figs and nssm'trncnt of Vegetables. New UNITED GROCERY - co, . Phone 143. 20 North Main Street. South’Norwalk. ‘— WWOOW“MMWMM Souvemr “‘1‘“ Satiirday, 1 November 14th WWW” CHINA PLATE ’ q _— “JUST To REMIND. YOU” emu». in 1111111111111 to usual checks With SpicEs. Extracts, Chocolate, cocoa, Tap- ioca, Cornstarch, Tea Coffee, Etc. . SUGARS ‘ RENNEas' ‘ PRICES] ' D D D D D D D D D D p D D D D D D D D D D D D D D i D D . oi’ Stamford : Lades’ 3- button, 10 all THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. TRISTRAMMW &,,,!;1YATT Kid ‘GlOVes ’ At Our Glove Counter can be found the best assortment of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Kid Gloves to be found anywhere. Ladies’ 16- button, in black, white and tan, Ladies’ 12- button,' in black, white and tan Ladies’ l-button. natural Chamois, . Ladies’ extra line Gauntlet Gloves, A full line of Misses’ and Children’s Gloves, Ladies’ P. K. Walking Gloves, . . colors, . . ‘ $3. 00 . $2. 50 $1. 00 and $1. 50 $1.25 0 O " . A. $2.00: $1.00 $1.00 TRISTRAM 81 HYATT. NORWALK, CONN. ”1111111111 111111111. Theodore C, Prince. Sr. Theodore Curtis Prince. $11, (Ilt‘il I‘VE- terdny afternoon 111 his 11011111 111 [11111911 in the both year of his age. an aged mother, Mrs. Mary Richards. and n sistzer Mi'hl Sy'eleIr-r 11141111111. 1011, he is srrrrwirrd by three (lanthtcrs and too sons, Mrs 11111111111121 1‘ ()1: den, of Rmr'uyton: Mrs. Charles 1111111 dune, of Nor‘waik; Mrs. Harvey Mirror. Theodore Prince, .lr., oi i)n1'icr1,1111d Stephen 1.. Prim-11. or lion'- nylon H1» was 11 member 111‘ the Unit- cd llaticrs of North Ann-rich, and was well known in 1111- 1111111111: districts. li‘unr-ral scrriccs will bc hold from 11111 iirooksidc (,‘lnrpci. Sunday 0111-1110011 iil’ 1111- I'nion 2 o'clock. 11111111110111 in ", Rnit’tlytnn, William Miss Elizabeth South Norwnik. hire. more 1.11 Daricn 111111 Wmtms of I‘r'ttqlrurr'. i‘hc frrnt- liil niil ho hold \lor’i‘dnr 1111111101111 111 2 R 1' . of the hermit hom1. l. gbmi, o 'clock. fl 0111 Geomc 1111111'111211111 Norwallr (‘orrnreaaliormi (hurt-11‘: will .’ ofIirlntc lutermt'nt ulil foil-111' in the' Nor-walk (.‘cnrctery. Mice Frances A. Wilson. Miss l-"runrcs A Wilson died .1lrls morning :11 i o'.cio<k. 111 the home of hcr 1111111 Miss A1111 (lodiirw or it linilrbad arcnuc, at the age 111 211 yours. She is surrir'cd by two broth- ers and three sisters, Rain-1'1 Wilson and Airs. llullcy. of Chicago; Edward Wilson, Mrs. (‘hnrios I'izluucr Miss Hniilc Wilson. of South Norwalk. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon 111 2:30. from Trini1y Epis- copal Church. sido ccmetcrr Miss Mary Butler. lrc 10111111113 of Miss hinr [119191. was recently 111 111 from 11c town farm to 11113 Rosemary Hospital, 111 l-lawihorne. N. \'.. were received in Norwalk yesterday, silo having 11ch at that institution during the day. Un- dcrtakcr P. ii. Karanagh has charge of the body. and the. funeral will be held tomorrow from his undertaking rooms. and from the St. Mary‘s f‘irurch interment will follow in Mary's Cemetery, .. Baby Flynn. The infant. child of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Flynn. 01’ Stevens street. died this afternoon. Funeral arrange- ments have not yet been completed. Funeral of Theodore Younga. of Theodore Youngs Inn-111111111 in River- “:1 at 9 o'clock. St. The funeral ll Pkgs, New Eclipse Raisins .. .250 Pure Jelly ppr‘ glass ........... 10‘; was held yesterday, afternoon at 2 2 Pkgs. New Evaporated Apples. 25c New Currants. per pkg ......... 10c ociock from hrs lfllt‘ home 1“ Orchard :1 1113,110er Raisins ,,,,, ,,,,,,, '¢25 Mumps 901100111419? pkg ...... 100 street, horwalh. and it was attended Maple Syrup. per bottle ..... 150, 25c Fancr T311111 Raisins pkg _______ 251: by a large number of friends or the Slbs. Dried Peaches ............. 25c 211.111.11111-1111111-10013 ,,,,,,,,,,,, 25¢ deceased. The floral tributes were runny and handsome, showing the high esteem in which Mr. Youngs was held. h‘onr nephewrr~Jamcs Youngs Edward '1 111101 Jesse Taylor 11111111119111: (luv cr—acied as pail 11carers.ltev.l‘1ank 11.. Torrey. pastor of the Methodist Church, ofilciated. was 111 the Norwnlk Cemetery. Norwalk inter- '« Funeral of Mrs, Kyle. The funeral of Mrs. Am} Iii it. 1:, who passed away yesterday morning at her late residence, 23 Orchard street. will be held tomorrow after noon at ‘l :30 ociock. The deceased was 77 years of age. and was possessed ' of a. loving disposition, which gained aor her 11. large circle of friends. She 'ns the widow of Joshua Kyle ten‘nent will follow in Riverside (lem- ctory. . . NEW ARMY SURGEON GENERAL. WASHINGTON. Nov. 13-— The at) pointment of Colonel George H. Tor- ney 11s surgeon general of the army. 'to succeed Surgeon- General 0.111 0"- Reilly, was announced by the racers tary of war. today Colonel 'I‘orney is ‘uow in charge of the general hospital at San FPRDLIBCO. The vacancy in the surgeon generalsbip will occur on Jan nary l-I . WW Kahuna-1 Encampment, No 9 1.0. l7 ‘rrld 11 rennlnr meeting last eve- for; 111 01111 Fellows' 111111 111 Wall street. Nothing except routine busi- 116311 was tran‘sncted.‘ ‘ " Your wifc' 3 increasing deafness is 111cr‘eiy 1111 Indication of advancing years ‘and you might as well tell her that.” said 11‘ specialist to the husband of ‘11 ladv who had consulted him. : .“Wouid you mind telling her that (‘11:11- - 1 . Comm-11 '- Mre. Elizabeth Wynter. :; 111's. l'Ziilabr-ib Wyntor died :11 llr'i‘l ‘honic 111 Cranbury, this morning. at '1 the one 01' 78 years. "I‘ho dcccascd was ilrc widow of David Wynn-r, and. she was well known in The Nor-walks. , Mrs. \i'yntcrs is survived 11,1 three. ;~ daughters. Mrs. James t‘umpbcli oi‘ ,‘ and - 10-- "yourself " uggesteld‘n the husband—- lit-sides 4 , , Aigrette in center; nice black gloss and no, 75c. Special for ferent kinds of Fancy ular prices. GRAIN SHIPPERS TO FIGHT. ‘ Decide taOppose Order of mm- State Commerce Commission. 1 CHICAGO, Nov. 18. -'i‘lre large grain shipping interests 01’ the Chicago Board of ’I‘ra‘dq decided yesterday to join forces with 'the eastern grain ex- change‘ In opposing the o dér of the interstate Commerce Com lesion pro- hibitirlg the payment by the railroads of an allowance 1111 the transfer and elevator servide performed by the grain elevatbr companies The rail- roads have serWid notice" that ,1b'ey. promos o ohe be order or the com- .‘rriihalon.a1u.l 1. at the parinéht at 1110' allowances willt'cease after 1111111111111 1. Although the' soar-11 at Trade itself has decided to remain inactive in the met her being content to have the allow- 1111ce‘,removed providing it is removed at, all other points. fifteen or twenty of the large companies owning exten- sive elevator facilities are decidedly opposed to having their revenues de- creased in this way. which practically amoantstto an lncreire in the rates on grain, and will send a protest to the individual railroads 111111 to the 111111- state‘ commerce Commission. asking l' value, $2.50. Special for Kneger 29- 31 West Washington Street. ’ SOUTH, NORWALK. 7ahpa . These Pompous are branched together with six fine Ostrich Feathé‘rs and a large Ostrich black only; $1.00 BLACK osrnth HALF PLUMES, 9 inches long. long flues;va1- 251; We have placed on our counter a lot of dif- Feathers, Wings, Feath- er Pompous ‘and Aigrettes. all colors, ’and suit- ‘able for all kinds of Trimming, at half the reg- ' celled until the litigation involving the case as applied to the Missouri river cities shall have been settled 'ihe eastern cities in the combine with the Chicago grain area include Cincinnati. Toledo, Buffalo Mansfield louisvllle indianapolis, Plttshurg and manv others. '1‘ be regular allowance that has been paid at Chicago tor many years" am- prints to one fourth of a cent a bushel. and it is stated that it it were elimin- ated the saving to one large eastern. about- 1mm alone would amount to $500. 000 2 year . 1‘ 0N TRIAL FOR ARBON. HARTFORD. Nov. 13 .~,—-'I‘he trial of Jacob Dadina, on a charge of arson. was begun in the pollce'court this at- ternoon. It is charged that he set. fire to a bed occupied by We men with whom he had quarreled earlier in the evening. , POLISH PARTY. STABBINO. HARTFORDN , IB—Oharscd with attempt to silly .I. 1111 Stage. today was held for trial in the. criminal superior- leis. The stabbing occurred 1111a P01 .5‘ court.‘ His victim w’as Nicholas Dans.
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