"pits and
fled customers. .
319.6%: Vovascoars. AT
worsen ‘ovaacoars. AT
$20.00 OVERCOATS, AT.
$24.00 OVERCOATS. AT.
will continue to sell.
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311 North Main Street.
1
HAROLD STONE IN COURT.
.VBch'sV Father Believes He Has Done
All He Can for Him.
. 'Harold‘ Stone, the seventeen-year-oid
“son of M1. and Mrs Theodore Stone,
of issues Place, Norwalk who is some
lines known as “Traveling Jim" beL
. Vance at his many exploits In the past
Aves arrested this morning by Chief of
olice Thomas Bradley on the com-
1111 of Theodote Stone.
NIVr. Stone said it was impossible to
ive with his arm. the latest oftence be
3'11ng that “Jim“ stole his father's over-
coat aana’klng it away sold it for 33.
’Mr. Stone stated that Harold had stol-
on several articles from the house in
the past. and he had to do something
with him Mrs Stone be said. had
left the home and would not tetnrn
until Harold went away.
-Harold Stone says that he has a
V position aboard a ship in New York
’ ‘city, and his father asked that if this
be the case he would rather Harold
0t be sent to jail. but be given a
once proniding he would never r-c
his mind whethex thirty day; in jail
would do the young man any good.
On the plea. of his futiiel the case
an continued for two Weeks, and the
bang man left in the custody of his
. A. CARMI BETTS,
DEALER IN
111 d and Van Wood,
Rafi-1‘l Wood 26.00 per cord; '1. 60 per
'rd Wood, $7.00 per cord; 31. 75 per
lit mWood. 250 extra per IA cord.
rd No. 74 Newtown Ave.
‘ NORWALK. CONN.
11 this is the day you need
‘ 1', then this is the “psycholog-
V moment” for us to suggest a
'l i the FERRIS kind.
f on want toMow about our
Goal. don’ 1 take our Word“ for it—
11 your neighbor, or better still,
a ton. _
3-9111
Ferris CoaiCo
‘ 149 Washington St.
An Entn'ely New collection
~1- our present exhibit of Fall Suits nun Overcoats because pro-
duction of our early shoving is completely sold out.
mums their first visit thbs sea on will find the new garments we are
showing for Novemberlthct very pick of the ioomings. made up in new
models, which are correct. it Is our constant aim to bring a custom-
er back again by slvius him good values.
tumors will tell you so—‘wlll tell you that nowhere else can you buy
uch clothing at the price we are selling.
* The Copyright COmpany
6 NORTH MAIN eraser.
RCOAT SALE!
Wow is the time to buy your Overcoats.
Still have some $15 and $18 SUITS left which we
<1me
Overcoats
Late buyei s
Hundreds on satisfied cus-
Better be one of the satis-
.................. $ 5.110
3 Mo
..$1o.oo
............ $12.00
At $9: w.
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D GOTTLIEB
Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters From Head to Foot.
SOUTH NORWALK.
NO MONEY IN WHALEBONE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ids—Rem,
resentatives of four firms which‘ con-V
trol the whaling fleet of this port. have
decided that. none of their vessels will
set sail for the Arciit next season un-
less the market price of whalebone is
materially advanced which at present.
seems unlillkely. While the season just
ended has been characterized by 11
catch unusually small the market is
said to be glulted with bone through
the efforts of the Dundee whaling in-
teresls.
NEW HAVEN SLERGYMAN KILLED
BY AUTO.
NEW HAVEN Nov 16..-—ltev Dr ti
Brinley Morgan. oné of the most not-
ed Episconpl ciergymen in Connecti-
cut, and rector of Christ's church, was
strock by an nutdmobile, Saturday at
ternoon. and fatally injured. He was
taken to a private hospital where it
was found that his skull had been true
lured. lie died a few hours later.
Tbc‘moht grucciul loreiuukem are
{PLANNED NIGHTGOWNVS. assorted colors, full size,
‘HEAVY NIGHTGOWN, made of best quality daisy cloth, regular 98c
7m
Ladies Underwear
AT LOW PRICES.
regular Iliiic
alue .........nnnnVu-n.............................“...
value .......
OUR 9811 GOWN is positively a $1. 25 value.
L Golden, 68 Washington Street
Look! LoOk! Look!
LADIES’ FALL SUITS, in choice models and colors, come in
Bioudcloths, Chariots and Novelty Stripes, lined with guaranteed
Skinner's Satin. made to order by Karp Brothers, high~gradc design-
ers and ladies tailors. 001 o in and see us, as we are the only tailors
in this city that will give you a certificate 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 8t. Total South Norwslk.
«ARE YOU
P .‘PA ED
For the Cold Weather
Wu“ .
Comfortable, Stylish
earab~
(lCome 1n and let us tell you our OVERCOM STORY—
49c
.7.9c
CHILDREN'S 11111113111118.1112” 1r0m2 to 6 only. big value at. .‘ .........
no
es ?
T {S
At our Glove Counter
Ladies’ P. K. Walking
THE LEADING DRY GOODS s'roan.
RAM 81 HYATT,
N08. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Kid Gloves
Misses’ and Children’ 3 Kid Cloves to be found anywhere.
Ladies’ 16,-button, 1n black, white and tan,
Ladics’ 12-button, in black, white and 1110,
Ladies’ 3-button, in all colors,
Ladics’ l-button, natural Chamois,
Ladics’cxtra fine Gauntlet Gloves,
A full line cf Misses’ and Children’s Gloves,
V
MONDAY, NOV. I6,’1908’.
can be found the best assortment of Ladics’ ,
$3. 00
. $2. 50
$1.00 and $1.50
' . . $125
$2.00
$1.00
. $1.00
Gloves,
TRISTRVAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
MUNICIPAL CLEANSING NEEDED
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
(Continued From First Page.)
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110 expected loss of strength. and be
tween periods of long and refreshing
sleep last night he asked for and was
given 11 small portion of‘llquid nour-
ishment. It is even said that M r. lien
cy's vocal powers will be unimpaired
in the muscles of his throat. and this
demands upon his voice by the presc-
cutlon in which he is engaged.
There remains still the difiicnlt and
delicate task of extracting the bullet
which has been exactly located by
means or 11 series of X-Iiuy photo-
graphs. This may be attempted some
time today or it Mr. Honey‘s condition
continues to justify this delay, it may
blood-poisoning: the patient has shown
by the course of the bullet now lodged .
will be Welcome news In view of the,
.Kricger ‘ Co.
CLOT ING
|
l
on the stage—and they me only chain-
n1iug.l
it‘ s mighty interesting and the prices will be of special interest
to you on account of their reasonableness.
(I Our SUIT STORY 13, ii Anything. more interesting on
:ccount oi the large variety of fabrics and models to select
rom
[ISWEATER JACKETS made to order in any color
combinations for Societies. Clubs or individuals.
ESPECIAL—A light weight Grey Jacket of pure wor-
sted at $1.50. Sizes 36 to 46. '
Willis H. SelleCR
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
buck. Even if done In childhood'lt
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life, in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the canine of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness.’ Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart, Kidney and Footsie Dis
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never iflegiet giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
94 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatment: Given Also.
ThanksgivingDay
P051 Cards
W. A. Bringerman’ s
MHNO STORE. .
Donovan Block, 132 Washington It.
Agent for crescent Llundf‘v.
AT THE HEAD OF THE CIGAR PRO-l
CESSION YOU WILLV FIND THE
RIBER III] [III
III IIIIII IIIII
IS THE LEADER OF THE 6f: CIGARS
1; ¥ J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
To MANY PEOPLE
work has meant Gator-money. Has It meant that to you or
u had it reservethere to fall back on? '
' ditlon points to a season of good times Will you spend
re? 011' your answer depends your conditions in
The Best Cigar; In tits Market.
Chiropractic is the science of the _
cause of the disease and the art of 1111- V
Clothing of the Right Sort,
48 AND 50 WALLSTREET.‘ NORWALK. CONN.
tcoALi (1011
ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED.
TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
0.2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton.
HARRIS 81 CANS C0.
TELEPHONE 450 68 WATER STREET.
'20 Lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00
2 Pkgs. New Eclipse Raisins ... 25c Pule Jelly, per gldss . ........... 10c
k3 Pkgs New Evapmated Apples . 2511 New Cunants, Del pkg . ..... '... 101:
the Loose Raisins 26c Noble‘s Pop Corn. per pkg. ...... 101;
Maple Syrup, per bottle .. 15c, 25c Fancy 'l‘abie Raisins pkg ....... 251:
2 lbs. Dried Peaches ........... .. 261: 2 lbs. Dried Apilcots ...... 26 e
Fancy Apples. Glnpes, Orange‘s, Figs and ass01 Iment of Vegetables. New
UNITED "GROCERY C0.
Phone. 143. 20 North Man Street, South Norwalk.
; 111111 111 11111111.
Miss Mary ‘A. Reaching. ‘,
Miss Mary A. Beeching, aged“ 87
i
i Whole sang “God’s Hill on“ High." anl
the choir rendered “Abide With his“
Funeral of Miss F. A. Wilson.
The lguneralV of Frances A. Wilson
years. died in Boston. November 131h. was be Sunday afternoon from Trin
She was formerly a well-known mem- itv Church at 2 30 Rev H Ar lin-
ber of the Second Methodist piscopai wood Sadtler officiating. The inter-
Church. of Norwmk, and is n‘bwn to'“ "‘9'“ was 1“ Rive" icemeiery The
the People of this “,an The' -iiowor bearers wer Samuel Murray.
ma nyof
remains will be brought to Norwaik J- Uifilflzér and Godfrey tltcinger;
this alter-noon, and the runeriu will be DE" hem"! Ernest Plait Paul Since
held from the Second MethodiatEEpIs-‘wa'd- A- Sinsewald area Tire“-
copai Church tomorrow afternoon at 1 FunOl'al of Theodore Prince
p. m. ‘ T1121: fungriiti services o'i’ the d
r , V' .. ore race were bad yester ay
‘ ‘ :8: Yidzdnmyesterday ut'nfternoon from the Brookslde chapel
at 2: 30 o'.ciock Rev. Brown, of Dai-
Springfield. Mass H8 “"13““ son~in- led. was in charge of the services
law of the late Martin Crew. of Nor- 1
1k. The remains will he brou hi. to which were very mpresslve
(we 5 lbody was interred in the Rowaytoii
Norwaik for interment and the ser- Cemetery.
vices will be held Wednesdayfiornin‘g ‘___1_J~.V_‘
V at the Norwalk Cemetery at 11 o'clock. TEACHING all M AIL
“MN”, hl'yll Plinth. "So you are a great adn1i1Ve1
The funeral of athr‘yn Flynn was Shakespeare?"
held Sunday “WNW“ at 2 30 h" I “Yes." answeicd MI Siortuington
40?th W“ In St. Mari"! Cemetery Barnes. ‘ "The man had more than
Funeral of Reich 3 mos. -.genius it was prescisnce. Think of
The afnneral .of ‘ Helen yrnes was his being able. without havln seen tub
old this morning at 9 o‘olock from 1V11<1Vt,V,i.o write 1.111111,th won 11 iii. mo
“Mdry': Church Rev. Father Fo‘i ad rably.” -: all! gto Sta “
oi‘
a reserve asset against the operation.
' intimately for 25 years. has informed
as the body was leaving the church.
late Rhode siland is a guest. of relatives
The .
1 St. Marys Cemetery.
. chapel at which time ill
in i it
be postponed until tomorrow in order
to permit an Increase of strength as
. “Boys and Girls
ON CRE 1ng
ill Our Cash 01 ‘Di-
vided Payment Plan 13
a medical and accept-
able substitute for spot
Cash buying. . ;.
ill It eXtcnds to all
an easy buying and an
’ easy paying power for
supplying the wearing .
necessities of life. '
I“ one in end try ,
our Charge Account—a. 1V1}:
When Abraham line! is brought
from the county jail to the courtroom
where Honey wns shot last Friday.
three of the foremost attorneys in San
Francisco will answer “ready" on br-
half of the prosecution in the trial of
the former political boss on 11 charge
of bribing a supervlsm in the nwurl
of the United italiw"ays mcrhcnd trol
Iey franchise iii order of lodge Law . .
iro who is presiding. 11 stirrup, guard“ ‘
of police in uniform and in plain
clothes will goal-tithe defendant and
the oiliners of the court, and scan
closely each spectator who is udmi1~
ted. although no serious trouble Is’ cx~
peeled.
Just what action will be taken can-
not be predicted. “net‘s attorneys
may ask for a continuance. but such
a motion will be contested by the dis-
trict attorney’s office. It has been
announced that the trial of knot is
to be expedited by every effort of the
prosecution.
There has been no satisfacton ex
planatlon of the manner in which “or-
ris Haas secured the imolier with
which he shot himself in jail. (‘hletV
of Police iiigsy and some of his im- . ~
mediate subordinates assert thatrth
prisoner carried the weapon to his
cell. concealed in his shoe. Other
members of the department and W. J.
Burns, 11 special agent of the district
attorney's oillce. insist that the pistol
was handed ..iiim either by his. wife...
upon the occasion of her visit, or by
some other person. .
Mrs. M. Kuhn. who had known Haas
the police that Haas acquainted her '-
with his determination to shoot Haney
some time ago and that when he re
iterated his Intention a few days ago
she threatened to have him 111 rested
She identified the revolver as one of
SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS will set
ngigstsiistois she had known Haas to 1. tie your bin
in dozens of churches in this city . V.
and elsewhere throughout the state
preachers made reference yesterday to
the attempt upon Honey‘s life. and
affirmed the need of 11 municipal
cleansing in San Francisco.
At the hospital where l—lcney is cop~
lined there has been received 1111 even
increasing stream of telegrams from
all parts of the world. asking jor,
arms of his pmgress. ’
IIIIIIIIII lflflil NEWS
It. will
1
H. j'r1cgcr 81-00.
29- 31 West Washington Street
‘ SOUTH NORWALK. '
Read H. Kriegel & Co‘ 8 adv.
interest you.
You will find all kinds of lien, escal-
lops. clams, etc, at. Cutblil's'.
There are a number of interesting
specials in the Boston Store adv.
Samuel W. Potts has resigned his p0
sltlon with the National Oyster Carrier
Company.
Mrs. ,Harry Orudorff of Providence.
......
started by the fact that the bell in
the clock of the church rang 160 times
at 3 ociock this 11101 ning
George M. Shilling. a trolling. 1111111.
rooms in the“ Swartz>&' Corbett block.
Captain Charles Baylis, of Stevens
street. Norwaik is among the first
to. recehe a tail on the ice, this win-
ter, he having fell in his back yard
last evening. injuring his right wrist
a little, _
The new lumihous arc lamp, with
which South Norwaik electric officials8
are experimenting. was located for sev-
eral nights at the corner. of Washing-
ton street and Railroad avenue. has
been transferred to the V‘soidiers mon
ument. in North Main street. Here it
outshines. by far, all of the othbr
arc lights Mthin*view. ' '
A report was heard about The Nora
walks this morning that the state an» Zandt street. V
thorities had refused the New Canaan William H. Stowe to Mary i. Hurl-
road thus for finished by Contractor butt, lot and buildings, Spring street.
John1H.KnappI‘ln an interview with War
yoml 3000111011 All past there no the selectmen this morning. sSethlnel-V Lo'uimN. post... and others to Kate .
snow is seen as It is around here. ‘ fepmgnm“Ve 19m“ am, this was C. White, White Plains, N. [’10, and
St Paul's Branch of the Girls' 1101. 30.111111 that on the contrary. the buildings, Bell island. War. .
Erlendly Society will hold a meeting road was progressing niceiyV , Edward Prayers to Nicholas 0'01;
htis evening at the Berkeley streeti. The‘t'eporii VI.” Pygmy.“
thl wow 1111, Rev
whose home is in Oakland ie., under-
went an opeiation at the N walk Hos
pitairlast night the same being por-
§nmed by or. S. H. Huntington as-
stcd by Dr Walter Hitchcock and In.
.G. Bohannon.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Fiederick H. Knapp to Pasquale-
Tasco. land and building on Beacon .
street. War. ‘
Alfred F: Austin. guardian of Lilly
May Fisher and Grace i. Fisher, to .1
Eva F. crew. landand buildings, V1111
in South Norwaik.
A regular meeting 01 the Building,
Loan and Investment Association will
be held tomrrow night.
John Sula, who shot himself. Thurs
day. at his home in Winnipault' was
buried yesterday at 12 o‘clock at the
V Saturday night's snow flurry, which
was the hardest we have had in The
Norwaik this season, did not reach be.
Norwalk Chronicler