s and
Jymaking their first visit this season
audeia. which are correct.
lied customers. ,
$10.00 OVERCOATS. AT
$15.00 OVERCClATS, AT
$20. no OVERCO ATS, AT
will continue to sell-
311 North Main Street.
3. An Entirely New Collection
A is our present exhibit of Full Suits and Oveicouts, because pro-
duction ‘of our early showing is completely sold ontJ
bowing for November the very pick of tho loomings, made up in new
It is our constant aim to bring a. custom- .
back a 0111 by giving him 800d values.
fiflmewtytw it tell you cox—will toil you that nowhere else can you buy .
bolt clothing at: the poles we“ are selling.
Now is tl'le time to buy your Overcoats.
$24 00 OVERCOATS, AT. .
Still have sonic $15 and $18 SUITS left which we
D. GOTTLIEB,
Men' s and Boys‘ Ou tfittcrs From Head to Foot.
Overcoats
Late buyers
will find the new garments we are
HuudIeIls or satisfied cus-
Butter be one of the sutis»
u...” ......... $5.00
......... .......;.$7.5o
....... ‘...,.......$10.oo
............ L..$12.oo
At $9
...........
SOUTH NORWALK.
Wane
District of Noruflk, as Piobnta
Court November 0, ”.1008
Estate of Mary A James. late cit
'Norwalk, in cold district, dcccascd.
The Court of Probate for the Dial-
‘tlict of Norwalk. hath limited and a-l
‘ ‘lowed six months from the date homot‘
(Or the cicditms of said estate to ”X
‘lilbit theit ' claimsA for settlement.
'lihoee who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, witliin
said time, will be Iicbnrrcd a reoovc 13y.
All persons indebted to said cstatc r Ire
requested to make immediate 11:ny-
meat to
VJ}. LOWS S. lllIllIlltS .
Administrnt or.
A
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‘MyPROVE‘MENTs IN oaonoarov vn.
. The new Iailroad station which has
3 been under construction rm some t imc
gin Gooigctown, will be ready for or,
' yoltpancy in about two weeks A well
yA is being dug now. The station is to
‘ heated by the hot wath system, and
this will be installed when the 1.. oil is
completed
3 AWyhen the station is in use an d the
Anew poutoilioo. which has been. twat
3J;.J‘by the Gilbert and llcnnctl Vtiro
.Wurks, is complottnl, the tnwn’ will
be a. 'very picturesque placo. 'i‘ho' new
‘pytietothce building is of Nick. and is a
great improvement over the old ofllcc.
so... and 8pm Ready for A
3 Family Us e. ‘
nit. Wood, $6.00 per cord; $1. 50 per
0013.0.
plit Wood. 251: extra per M cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave. ‘
‘ NORWALK. CONN.
Y
“w... an”... _......
If this Is the day you need
1.3 then ,this IsA the “psycholog-
eat moment? for no to suggest a
f the FERRI‘S kind.
on want to know about our
Widow t take our word for it——
our neighbor, or better still,
‘ session
iii"
' pounded seinltannuaiiy?
also, but the man with an account. in this strong, mutual sav-
allk. "pursues the evetn tonor‘ of his way, neither lured into ex-.
sauce by the one nor forced into economy by the other
Have .YO,U any money here earning you four per cent interest
AMERICAN FEgERXTIon or LA
0R
ptnuvua. Colo. No. It .‘sw'l‘oduy
of the convention of the
AlllGllClll'l Federation oty Labor marks
the real beginning of the Walk for
which that munuizntiun is gaihoicd in
Denver. Reports oi‘coininittocs in the
order of business for the day and out.
of the reports will come contests that
will. to a great? extent, determine the
future policy of the bud,“ Tho rcport
of the committee on I'Irenldcut's report
will bring up for the tire! that.» for new
tion the cndorscmcnt or condemnation
of the policv of I’lt‘sltlt‘lll Gompois ‘in
the national political campaign just
closed.
'l‘lint (lompcre will In.» endorsed and
will be rc-ulcctcd president of the Fed 3
oration seems certain. it is expected
that Daniel “.1. cht‘c, pvcsldcnt. of tho
lmugshormucn‘s Union, will oppose the
5-": cndoreccmut of Gouipcra‘ political pol-
icies. but so far as can tu;- determined
he has little strength.
Morocco, it it: figured, must rniac II‘
loan of $32,500,000 to pay its indomni:
tics, rot-cut war cxponsoa. etc. 3
THE NEW "SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is thc science of the
cause of the disease and (le art of ad»
justing the acute. Diseases are caused
by a. wrench, twist or sprain in tho
back.y Even if done in childhood it
creates pinchc'd norms and pain ‘iu
tutor lite, in the diffurcnt. organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve ayatoms in your body.
Nervousueas, Rheumatism, i‘araly
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Die
eases nreygiven special II tentiou; also
Curvature of the Smith You will
ucvoi rcgrct giving Chiropractic a
chancet to help you.
T. FRANCIS, D C.
94 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK 3
Magnetic Treatments Given. Also.‘
‘ 3 manual.
,Popular. MuSic
2 “Copies ”ior125c
FOR SATU “DAV ONLV.
Always Me, Pineapple Rag, Sunbonv
net Sue. Rainbow Tcdt 3 Bear Picnic
Maple Leaf Rag, 'la y and many
others.
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUASIG STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Walhlnpton It.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
AT THE HEAD OF THE ClGAR PRO
CESSION YOU WILL FIND THE
{In In 0w
lHI lWIcli tlil
° _Is THE LEADER or THE 5c CIGARS
B. J REYNOLDS,
MANUFACTURER. y
ATho Rest Cigdra in the yM‘arket.
‘ L
value-
HEAVY
:s-Faissousqlncnu-Lcob
poorer-Luann.”
CHILDREN'S DRESSES. sizes from 2
‘ 3 “KARP
88 North Main St.
it‘ a mighty interesting and the
from.
" (YSPECIAL...
stcd at $1. 50 Sizes 36 to 46.
ANOTHER cAnoo OF HIGH onAo
TRY A TON AND see: THE Dissertation
0.2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton. I
HARRIS &
TELEPHONE 450.
AT LOW PRICES
TGOWNB. shorted colors, full size,
V’ade of best quality daisy cloth. regular 98c
80 GOWN is positively 0. $1.25 value.
L Golden, 68 Washington Strcet
Look! Look! Look!
LADIES' Wild. SUITS incbolce models and colors.
‘3 Brondcloths. Chariots nut] Novelty Stripes, lined with guaranteed
Skinner’ 2 Build. made to oxdcrhy Knrp Brothers. high-grade deslgnv
ore and ladies tailors. Conic in and June us. as we are the only tailors
in this city that will give I 3m - certificate legally guaranteeing your
J (Aloythes to hold their good shape from try on until wear out.
‘BROS.’
Designing and Ladles'Tailoring Parlors.
Tel. 968
FOr the Cold Weather
WITH
Comfortable, Stylish
earabl es ?
(1Comc' In and let us tell you our OVERCOAT STORY--
to you on account of their reasonableness.
“ (IOur SUIT STOREv is, if anything, mo
‘ account of the large variety of fabrics and m etc to select
(ISWEATER JACKETS made to order in any color
L combinations {or Societies. Clubs or individuals.
Alight weight Grey Jacket of pure wor-
Willis H Selleck
y Clothing of the Right ALSO
48 AND 50 ngLLy-S'I‘REET, NORWALK, CONN.
regular (lilo
ICO‘OIIIFIIIIOpIIIODIDOlll't
49c
-790
.490
L... In Crlloly‘onuol-u l
to 6 only, big value at”
come in»
y South Norwalk.
prices will be of special interest
interesting on.
i:
E LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED.
GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
W
2 Phys. New Eclipse Raisins. . 25c
3 Pkga. New Evaporated Apples . 25:
3 lbs._Looso Raisins ...... 250
Mapleiélyrup. per bottle. . . 15c, 25c
2yibs. Dried Ponchos. .25c
_ Fancy Apples, Grapes Oranges, Fl
Nuts
Phone 143.
Norwalk Milttlamen Hold Meeting at
‘ Armory in Bridgeport.
'l‘lIiIty-four officers of the Coast An"
tillcrv Coins (l. N. (i. met. at tho
armory. in Bridgeport, last evening to
discuss matters of the welfare of the
coins and after the meeting met at
the Stratfleld for at or. R was the
first time that the out
together, although on two other no-
Th civilian attire“
The guest at both occasions was Col.
Edward Schulz, 01‘ Hartford inspector
inspections, their value and what he
saw during the last inspection that he
made of the corps No report from
the United States oflicers have as Yet
been printed, so 001 Schultz made a
statement of what he saw and what he
...... I
Aruan-rsn Insult ions In
0 South Norwalk Savmgs Bank 3
did not doe and enema a3 nuinber of
suggestions.
J The annual election of haters of the
corps resulted in the nioouon of Liout. J
Oliver l. Stewmt. of Stamford, as soc-
retaiy, and of Capt Edward P. Weed.
of .Norwnlk, as treasurer. 'l‘ho pra
siding oflicei is C'.(}ol (LL. Fitob by vir-
tue‘ of his office .
The committee on the welfare of the
corps3 ls Lleutl Co]. B. S. Dorsey, of
New Inndon,,?Capt.‘ Gunners. of New
London, Hagberg, Norwich. and
Ryder, or Danbu‘yryrfi
20 Lbs. Granulatede Sugar for $1.00
UNITED GROCERY Co-
20 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
ARTILLERV OFFICERS BANQUET idli‘ihmbnrt Capt Snyder ct Norwalk
rs of the corps , y
from all over teh sate met in uniform
caslons they hare met. in a social wuyl
Irenoral, who made a brie: address on,
Pure Jelly, pm glass ..‘.......J... 100 y
NBWIUurrnnts. por pkg. ..... '.. 10o
Noble's Pop Corn, per pkg. ...... "100
Fancy Table Raisins pkg” .325c
2 lbs. Dried Apricots ........ 25o
gs and nesmtmcnt of Vegetables New
- 4-
land Prowitt or waaik.‘
l ’linc folinuing officers from Ntil walk
were present. Captain Henty T
"Pl’ltliilit. Captain lacGraud Snyder Cap-
tain Edward P3 Weed, First Lieutenant
lowmd N3. Godfrey. First Lieutenant
William E. Warner. otJ Nor-walk, First
Lieutenant Albert Mossmuh tmd syco-
ondy Lieutenant qurand Raymond.
AN0THER acnasr FIRE.
'Edward Olmstead. lire warden of
. church, at 9 o'clock.
Ladies’ 3- button, III all
Ladics’ l-button, natural Chamois,
Ladies’J extra line Gauntlet Gloves,
A full line of Misses’ and Children' s Gloves,
Ladies P. K. Walking Gloves,
colors,
0
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O
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-———J-—~A—At our Glove Counter can be found the boil assortment of Ladies ’.
Misses’ and Ghitdr‘én' s Kid Gloves to be found anywhere. ‘
Ladies 16- batten, In black, white and tan, .
Ladies’ 12- button, to black, white and tan,
$3 00
$2. 50
$100 and $1. 50 ‘
$1.25”
' 01.00
01 00
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK CONN
lliAlllS Alli] itiNIRllS
Mln Sarah E. Wineman.
Smith Elizabeth Wiaeninn died of
heart trouble, at. bur homo lIl Main
street, curly this morning. uncd‘f
room.
V‘i’iseuian, deceased and one or (no
ltlcr Incidents of upper Main uncut,
occupying the old familv homestead.
Although in failing health for ucvcrnl‘
months it had noon only within the
last tow days that her rointitcs and
blends had grown apprehensive ol licI'J
lIoalih. Miss \‘t‘iscmau was one of
the older mumbms of SI. Pauly'ja
her late borne ’l‘neSdny attotnoou at
2:30 otiock Rev. ho’weii menu of
St. Paul’s. will ottlciatc. interment will
follow at tho‘ Norwnlk Ccmdtcry.
Mn. Albert Fawie‘y.
Mm. Maude ll‘awioy, wife of Albert
Fuwlcy, died at. her home. i8 l~‘airtlcld
avenue, yesterday afternoon.
abort illness. Sim is survived by her
husband and three small children. llur—
Wnbnsyli lndtnnu 'l‘lto Icmnina «ill
be accompanied tumor-3m“ cunning ::I+
(as an Ntw York city lIY lmh r‘InlIcI
tlnnunu. .
‘ Miss Nellie Byrnm
Mina Nollie Hyman. aged in Years
llnuos of “ill Chapel eiIoI-I
tiit‘d this nynwning at the lutuih homo,
bout a conmlication of diseases ll‘nn-
oral services will be held at 9 o'clock
Monday morning at. St. Mary's Church,
with interment following in St. Mary‘s
Cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Butler. ,
The funeral otA Mrs. Mary Butler
took place this morning, at St. Mary‘s
Thu‘ services
wore conducted by the Rev. Father Mc-
Carthy. The null hearers were Daniel
B Slattcry John Shcohan. tiryuu Silk,
and Thomas Hunt. lntcrtucut was in
A St Marv's Ccmétcri
Funeral of Miss Flynn.
The funeral of Knthuu rm... bnln
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (mango A.
Flynn, of Stevens street. will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the house with
interment at St. Mary's CcIneIcI _\. The
child was one your and two months
old.
Funeral of Miss Wilson.
son will be held tomorrow afternoon,
at. 2:30 o'clock, from Trinity Church,
with the rector, Re‘v. H. A. 1.. Sndtler.
odlciating.‘ ‘Iynlorment will follow in
Riverside Cemetery.
ELECTION ri‘Av iN OJBA.
Third Contest of the Republic to Elect
a President.
HAVANA. Nov. 1-1 ~Eloction day
dawned brightly. and the thud contest
at the polls in the history of the Cu-
ban Republic to elect a president prom
lane to pass peacefully ’i‘wo tickets
are in the field; the Liberal headed by
Jose Miguel and Alfredo Zayae, candi-
dates respectivclv for the presidenov
and vlcc~presidency and the Conserva-
tive. with Gen. Marlo Mencral and Dr.
Rafael Montoro on candidates. I 3
Col. E. H‘. McCrowdeI. chief of the
She was a daughter ot‘ lumen: ‘
Church The funeral will be held from .y 3
after ll. 3
int will take placo at her old home, y
and 9 months. dnughtm of Tituothy .i.
NortYnllr J :
The funeral of Miss Frances. A. Wil~ _
Buieuu of Elections, this morning re
ports. fro nieveiv municipality ‘sme a
few saying that tranquility reigned
'l‘ltc indiCatlons of a liberal success
mo increasing. The followers of Jose
Miguel Gomoa in Havana began a cele-
biotion last night in anticipation of
the expected victory today. There was
no counter demonstration on the part
of the odnservatlve. ‘
The polls opened at 7 a In” and at
that hour many electors already were
waiting at the booths to cast their nai-
Wilton, is having his shawre of trouble
this‘ your. and he states that at the
big the ‘at Honey Hill wotide. which
were burned last Jeatttrday, approxi
inately 200 acres of land weic burned
ovei. Yesteiday a tire bioko out in
the some vicinity pIobnbly front a lo
omnotlvc spark and ‘after‘ a stubborn‘
fight; he. with a force oi men, managed.
to extinguish it.“ __
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GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH con
‘ “7:573 ‘ ‘
J'i‘he following sacred program .I'I‘Ji.
be mandated in the times Baptist
Church. tomorrow afternoon at 3: 3t)
oclock: Selection. Norfolk Quartet;
select rendiu‘gs. loses Lila Clarke
Flossle Fisher. Fa an Rodin-souvenir)
Mitts Vera woman roultatlons. Emir:
loy, Cora Bailolyna ditch; Sarah and W at
announce committee-Winder Kins. " “
3 Others 3.1.to Scott" resell “Iota,
3i 3110
lots. J
This afternoon Gov Mngbon‘ will
make a tour of the city. J = t
Tho Conservptives this morning are
somewhat encouraged by the report
at General Alumna and Granada] an
man, Liberals of Santa. Cltd‘a. prov
lace, have announced their intention
of suppoitina Gen Monocal.
An investigation of the indicating.
last night. at Cieni’ueaoe. 0f Edwardo
Pr ricto. a Liberal by Gonzalodytietam'
Con. tucnative and at one time mayor of
Clout Iegcs. indicates that the adult is
:uitlw 3‘. political significance ‘ J There
"vlr‘wucn that Prteto insultoIiVVieta
and attacked him with ‘a knife, where”.
upon Viola tired in self-defense. Ono
policeman was seriously injured while
attempting to separate the two man.
Norwnlk a Water supply seems to be
getting dangerously low again. and it i that. time he“
White. Benjamin White, Minnie Bab behooves the titers of it to be as close the North‘ait
Ant last ignorta. y.-a_3 8 “top
with a as potato
to whlk t'l dyAAoos ct tire,‘ and the will
ygow tn tto‘ hammeniriyr‘fideirifkr
youny open “if; 0 run.
which latches a tent ‘ 8
Al
|
‘ These I’ompons are branched together with six
' fine Ostrich Feathers and a large Ostrich
Aigrette in center;
value. 82. 50 Special for
black bnly;
01.00
BLACK osrarcn HALF. purines catches tong,"
canons wayttyitsn In” NQRWALK
Uncle John Thoma Blacltweli on His
my mate Jr‘JIvI ginlyafi JyAJ.
' "Uncle? .lohn Thomasc‘t Blackwell;
who in country wide known for his
walking expeditions) passed through
. the places and emigrated to the west.
He is in fine health
3 and enjoys his walks. He states that
moment this morning about 10'; 30 3
o clock bound for it Join coins to VII
ginia "Uncle John" a a typical type
he has never to yet
steam road a. ‘
the {lulled Buttes
He has ‘33ust walked from North
Sidney. Canada. a diptancg pt about
1.000 nlilyos“. and he. Raids thht he loves
walked all over
“fishnet! at about
A2500 miles. [IIIcm II is eighty-y
four years Old; [and i he as he
w‘aika with his Wilt l basicall‘ovt AA
announce . -A Ay,
Seven your a:
Norwalk on his
butlu‘
nice black gloss and long flues; val--
25C
.IAJ‘, 3J 3,: " .
.3 . .A y (
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‘and‘ asks how3they people first got‘ to
in this conntiy.
he can never Stay in one place Your
$2.00.
long. and when asked if he would. the.
glad to get hack to his old home. he
said he would, but he would probably 1A
stay there but a few days and would no .
off again w J
0: the old genuine southernmagro, and :3
on ‘tyi. "trolley car In 3
’l‘he Matinee Whist“ (:1th was very
Ipiohsantl entertained Thursday arthr-
'noon, by
pair“ or the members were present ,and
e
Georg e,
iss Mary Betta, at li‘er home J
in East avenue, Norwalk A large numg y
iir'tItJAprize was captured by Mrs :,
qot'o‘, while the consolation
priceg wits awarded .to‘ Miss Eloise 132- J
Ington. The unit meeting out be held A J ‘3
Thursday attorn‘oou at the home of
Miss Katherine Bette, in Sprinxwood
avenue. .y y .A
J‘ Douglas Fowler woman’s Roilqrfy.
orps, held its an annual inspection
A w y
Norwalk Chronicler