Suits and
.1 .Is 0
1. duction
1 making
5“" lied customers.
. o
$10.00 OVERCOATS. AT
$15.00 OVERCOATS, AT
$20. 00 OVERCOATS, AT
$24.00 OVERCOATS. AT
wrll continue to sell.
8 11 North Main Street,
. Still hays some $15 and $18. SUITS left which we
D GOTTLIEB,
Mcn' s and Boys‘ Outfitters From Head to Foot.
Overcoats
An Entirely New Collection
prasént exhibit of Fall Suits and Overcoatsr because pro-
-our early showing is completely sold out.
eir first visit this season will find the new garments we are
showing for November the very pick of the loomings. made up in new
~ models. which are correct. It is our constant aim to bring a custom-
er 'back again by glvlhg him good values.
. "" tomers will tell you bo—wili tell you that nowhem else can you buy
, such clothing at the price we are selling Better be one of the satis-
Late buyers
Hundreds of satisfied cus-
‘The Copyright Company
6 NORTH MAIN STREET.
:OVERCOAT SALE!
Now is the time to buy your Overcoats.
.................. $ 5.00
....... $7.50
.................. $10.00
. . ................. $12.00
At $9
I
SOUTH NORWALK.
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::|:[BAl "0]":[8 CRYSTAL -ANNIVEHSARY.
a—y—q-d -
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Sturdovant Cele-
SOLVENT NOTICE.
11 District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court, November 10. A. 1).. 1908.
Estate of Sonhie A. White. late of
N,orwalk 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 of said estate to ex-
hibit. their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly attested. within said.
‘ time. will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are 11.1.
' quested to make immediate payment to
. SAMUEL l’. WHITE.
fill! 17 24 Executor.
' TO PREVENT MINE EXPLOSIONS.
- PARIS. Nov. fir—Minister 0! Public
‘ Works Barthou today witnessed a ser-
.; ies of. successful experiments to pre-
vent explosions in mines. Tire experi-
ments demonstrated that certain "low
. temperature" or "safety explosives"
when substituted for dynamite or other
high tension explosives do not set coal
“dust on fire. Experiments were con-
ducted also in chambers filled with
sulphuric acid with a new respiratory
apparatus, and the ability or life sav
are equipped therewith to work for
three hours in the most noxious vapors
was demonstarated.
[WOOD WOOD
A. CARMI BETTS.
O DEALER IN
“Hard and Soft Wood,
" '.. edwod and Split Ready for
" Family Use.
' , Soft Wood, .6. 00 per cord; ".60 per
56,. cord.
‘1?le11 Wood. 37.00 per cord; 81.75 per
55‘ cord.
1; Split Wood, 251: extra per 56, cord.
, Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
" 21.1. 207-2. NORWALK. conu.
{Ii this is the day you need-
can. then this' rs the “psycholog-
‘ moment" for us to suggest a
trial of the FERRIS kind.
“fi‘ you want to know about our
oal 1('don 1 take our Word for it—
a‘8k your neighbor, or better still,
‘ served.
f'l‘hanksgivingDay
brats the Event.
Yesterday was the fifteenth or crys-
tal wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank W Sturdcrant. or 4" Greg-
ory Boulevard [Cast Norwalk. and in
honor of the event, 11. company of
about twenty relatives descended upon
them last evening at their home. and
the result was a most errjoyalrlc,occa-
sion. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Sturdevunt were show.
cred with gifts of handsome glassware.
The evening was pleasantly spent with
various social diversit‘urs. including
music. and an elaborate collation was
Mr. and Mrs. Sturdevnut wore mar~
riod in South Nor‘wnlk. on November
16. 1893. the bride having been Miss
Adella llodwell.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. Nov. l?.~—Arrlved: Sir.
Kronprinzcssin Cecilio. llremen, etc.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science oi the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justlng the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life. in the different organs and
limbs. . .
Chiropractors “remove the cause or
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism, Pa1al1‘.
sis Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
cnses are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic 11
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 81'. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
Postgards
. .. ’
W. A. Buggerman s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
AT THE HEAD OF THE CIGAR PRO-
CESSION YOU WILL FIND THE
Rlliiimlllillw
[Hi .llllll cm
IS THE LEADER OF THE 51: CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS,
MANUFACTURER.
The Best Cigars In the Market.
‘-
guturfi hid” times.
. ; :S‘out
..-
TO MANY PEOPLE
Outroi' work has meant Out of money Has it meant that to you or
"have you had a reserve here to fall back on? 1
Z'rvaery condition points to a season of good times.
more or save' more? On your answer depends your conditions in
1 Nonvalk Savings Bank
.1 uulrso IANK ourLomo’.
Will you spend
DOWN NORWALK. CONN. .
lLadles Underwear
‘ AT LOW
FLANNEL NIGHTGOWNS. assorted colors, full size,
BVIIO .1...-..........-..-....s...'. ”nun.................
HEAVY NIGHTGOWN. made of best quality daisy cloth. regular title ”790
value . . ..
IIooooI-olsvlovlsvls
OUR 980 GOWN is positively a SI. 25 vplye. .
CHILDREN'S DRESSES, sizes from 2 to 6 only, big value at ...........
L Golden, 68 Washington Street
W
Look! Look! Look!
[.ADIFS' FALLSUITS. in choice models and colors, come in
Broadcloths. Clrevlots 11nd Nbveliy Stripes,
Skinner s Satin. made to order by Karp Brothers. high- grade design-
0011. a brand see us. as we are the only tailors
in this city that will give _1 111 11 certificate legally guaranteeing your
clothes to hold their good shape from try on until wear out.
KARP BROS.’
Designing and Ladies' Tailoring Parlors.
Tel.
ers and ladies' tailors.
88 North Main 81.
Oloosttos-o-IoI-Iorl
.; K s, sumo 81121111111st
rrna LEADING DRY GOODS s'roan.
VTRIST ., M 81 HYATT,
NOS. :1 Indis GAZETTE BUILDING.
OurAnnuaI Fur Day, Friday, Nov. 20
l§or the past ten years it has been our custom to open our F‘ur Business with one day's
grand display of all the newest things in the Fur Line.
our own line the entire line of i.ch1‘burger & Asher, one of the largest and. best manufactur-
era [11 the country.
loiiablc models in Bl ACK li'NX, illlNK. PONY, CARACUL. [S'ABELLE FOX. SABMD FOX.
PRICES.
regular 69c
..49c
lined with guaranteed
968. South Norwalk.
ARE
PREPARED
For the Cold Weather
Comfortable, Stylish
Wearables ?
(IComc' 1n and let us toll 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.
(ISWEA'I‘ER JACKETS
stcd at $1.50.
Willis H.
Sizes 36 to 46.
COAL !
HARRIS &
TELEPHONE 450.
combinations for Societies. Clubs or individuals.
(ISPECIAL—A light weight Grey Jacket of pure wor-
Clothing of the Right So
48 AND 50 WALL STREET, NORW
e.-me
ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED.
TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
0.2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton.
YOU
made to ordain any color.
1??
Selleck
L CONN.
COAL!
CANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
2 Pkgs New Eclipse Raisins ..... 250
" Pkgs. New Evaporated Apples . 250
3 lbs. Loose Raisins ............
Maple Syrup. per bottle . .. .1Etc. 250
2 lbs Dried Pouches . . . . . ........ 26:;
0|
0
Nuts.
Phone 143.
nuns llill 11111118.
Nathan M‘. Dibble.
The death of Nathan M. Dibblo 0c
cured on Saturday at his home in1
Shelton. The deceused was in the soy.
untvclghth your or his ago. Mr Dib
who was for many years a resident of
Beaver Brook district. and‘ is survived
by one son. Minor Dibble. of Stam-
ford. and by one brother. Leonard Dib-
ble, of Wilton and one slster.M1s Wil-
liam McArthur. of Beaver Brook dis-
trict. Danbury. .
Funeral of Miss Wiseman.
.The funeral services over the re-
mains of Miss Sarah E. Wiseman will
be held this afternoon from her late
home. 171 Main street. Norwalk. at
2:30 o'clock. The Rev. Lewis B. How
ell. rector of St. Paul‘s Church will of-
ilciste. interment will iollow in the
1N‘orwalk Cemetery.
' Edgar K. Bette.
I Edgar K. Betta. of the firm of Earl
1&1 .Wilson. collar manufacturers. arm
for nearly thirty years in charge oi
the big factory in Troy. died Sunday
might in Seattle. Wash., while on a
‘visit to his daughter He was the in-
lvontor of a number of the best collar
sellers on the market and prominent
In banking and commercial interests
20 Lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00
Fancy Apples, Grapes, (Manges. Figs and ussmtment of Vegetables. New
UNITED GROCERY Co.
20 North Main Street. South Norwaik.
his was a son of the late Col. Dibble. '
‘. agreed not to dlvul c any information
ES to what was (111118..
“cation of“ the Endeavor Circle of the
Born in Norwaik. Conn” [11 1842 hi-
Iliad lived in Troy since a boy. He
Pure Jolly, pcr glass ..‘ .......... [Go
New Currants. par pkg. ..... ‘ 10c
Noble‘s Pop Corn. per pkg. ...... 10c
Fancy Table Raisins pkg. .251:
..lbs. Dried Apricots ......... 25c
traced his ancestrylback to Capt. Heze-
kiah Betts. who fought with Gen.
Washington at the seige of Yorktown.
HELD A Lone SESSION.
s
——-——
$011111 Norwalk Affaris Discussed by
Fairfleid County Bar Association.
The grievance committee of the Fair-
field County Bar Association held 11
session in tlrc.1-.ounty court house.
Bridgeport, yesterday Like all its
meetings this one Was very secret. it
was learned however, that the nrucb
discussed Lemongelli case which one
ated u sensation in Norwalk, several
months ago. was the principal matter
taken up. icinongelli. 11 Norwalk su-
soon keeper obtained a lease of a bar-
ber shop and it was claimed that the
lease gate him the privilege of selling. ‘
liquor on Sunda‘ys and alter II p or.
when all good 8111001111 in Norwalk are
supposed to be closed
The session lasted until 8 o":1[o<I‘
last night and it .is stated that it was
PRESENTED JULIUS CAESAR
There was 11 good sired audlericn
last. evening at the South Norwalk
Congregational Church. when Shakes
peare’s Julius Caesar wusfpleasingiy
1resent.ed by the Roy. R‘.‘ H. Grist
The event was arranged under the at
I’OIN'I‘E I) FOX.
REI
stock.
In fact ”11‘ cutiro display belongs to us for one day.
russmiv. 'nov. 11', 1151.11?1
At that time we have in addition to
The line this season consists of SCARFS and MUFPS. in allihe' fash-
PERSIAN. IIROAII'I‘AIII. BEAVER. BLUE WOLF. BLACK WOLF. SQUIR-
.. ISABELLE MARTIN AND SAULE MARTIN. Any piece can be selected from this ex-
hibition and bought of us 011 the same terms and condition that we sell thorn from our own
l’ieccs may be selected and held
to still the customer‘s convenience.
The cxhlbltiuu will lie in charge of a competent Furior, and airy advice regarding repairs
or making over will be cheerfully given. ‘
Remember the date, One Day only. Friday, Nov. 20
HHS HIIIIE HilllH’S [HIIH
SUSPIBHHIS '-
iContinued from First Pagi-J
n11 lcc train, presumably. and [1111‘ body
tossed beside the tracks. She was
very ordinarily dressed. and clutched
in her hand was 35 cents. The. case
looked to be 11 simple one on the face
of it thorrgh it appeared strange that
identity.
When. lroucw-r,‘ “'Don
unrm-dcd himself of the information he
possessed relative to tho woman and
her past and it was ascertained from
the South Nurwulk police that she
business in Toronto. Onturhr Prov‘.lntc
Canada. the mystery deepened [lt'i'i‘OD'
tlbly.
Gordon is supposed to have married
the woman in New Rochelle. New
York. last. August. after which, accord
ing to all the information their friends
secured. they went to the Canadian
city to' purchase 11. restaurant. 'l‘lreir
friends supposed they were there when
the 111st reached hero
thr- wonmn was dead in White Plains.
The White Plains polico authorities
have not soon Gordon nnyrr'huru about
all of the Information they would about
tin- :111111uui of money the woman had:
whether it. had been drawn from the
bank utter her marriage. and also
light on 11 $500 life insurance policy.
which the woman curried. It was
learned today also. by The Sentinel.
from tho White Plains pohvc. that the
woman had not been livlui. in White
Plains. it is supposed thorn iii: 11 she
had come from some point along the
Harlem Railroad between there and
New York city.
The dead womnn 11p to the time she
was supposed to have married Gordon,
lived in Pine street. She Was tail. of
cnlly was between lit) and 60 years of
ago. So far as known. she has no rela-
tives in South Norwalk. but the
White Plains police heard that she
had a daughter in New York.
At White Plains police headquarters.
it was said this morning that there
was absolutely no other marks otln~
jury on the woman's body aside from
the crushed skull. Engineers on. the
Harlem Road have been ,quesiioued
relatives to whether they remembered
hitting any person. and none were
aware that they had. An investiga-
tion is alsobclng made of the locomo-
tives to discover it there are any
marks of blood or particles f flesh and
hair on the front works or them.
The White Plains authorities had
planned to inter the remains tomorrow
but now that an identification has been
made. it is expected that the body will
be held longer.
1111111111 ”nr 1111
A regular meeting of the Norwulk
Building and Donn Association will be
held this evening.
11 day s vacation today and his route
is being (“cycled by Special C‘mrior
E B. McGowan.
Another meeting of Old Well Hook
and Ladder Company. relative to the
presentation of a play at l-loyt' s Thea
time in December, as voted Saturday
night. was held last night at the
company quarters in Haviland street.
The Polk-Colby stilt is again or:-
cupying the attention of the Common
Pleas Court [11 Bridgeport todar At-
tor neys Keogh and Candee are upppur-
ing [’01 Volk and‘Judge E. M. Lock
wood to1‘_Coll1v
Frank .I.‘ Donahue. of South Nor-
walk. and Arthur Bell 11 well known
young Stamford automobile dealer.
will sail Saturday afternoon at 3
o'.clpck on the steamer Columbia. for
Savannah, Gan-for the purpose of at
tending‘tlre grand .prize automobile
race. on Thanksgiving Day. Thev ox-
pct-1 to get back to New York on the
following Sunday
’ AH. SOON.
in 11 little while now you will make
.1“pur annual discovery that you cant.
Wear your last winter‘s suit another
season because the tnoth’s beat you to
it.—-—lndianapolis News.
Curate (Inquiring his way)-—Can
you tell me If this road goes past the
“Dun Cow"?
Loafer—Can't say for certain. suv-
nor; it goes to it all right. but (confl-
dentinlly) We never gotten any far-
ding‘ s Daughters.
l
ther.-~l.ondon Opinionr
no om- nppemod to make known her -
appeal rd and I
was supposed to be III the rostuurulitl ,
yesterday that ' ‘
that city. and today endeavored to get,
.a. shiny black complexion. and appar- ‘ '
[sitter Carrier Julian Main is taking-
H.Krieger
C 0TH
FOR
Men, Women,
Boys and Girls
ill Our Cash or Di-
vided Payment Plan is
a practical and accept-
able subdhtute for spot
cash buying.
(II It extends to all
an easyflbuying and an
easy paying povlei‘ for
supplying the wearing
necessities of life.
1]] Come in and try
our Charge Account-—
SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS will set-
tie your-.- bill. .,
' H. Krieger
29- 31 West Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
SPAT TOBACCO ON THE FLOOR. FREE SCHOOLS DEMONSTRATION.
Now There Won‘t Be Any More Trials Clerical Party Leads the Movement at
in the City Council Chamber. .‘ St. Plerre-Miquelon. ‘
The practice heretofore has been to , PARIS. Nov. iii—The Temps this at-
iruve remorrstrauccs against saloons. tor-noon ppblishes a dispatch from St.
and trials, when desired. in the city
council chamber. but henceforth there
will probably be a bitch.
Couscilman D. W. Raymond talked
the matter over with his fellow corro-
ailmenil last night and it was the opin-
ion that there wouldn‘t be any further
police trials and remonstrunce boar-
iugs there if Mr. Raymond kept the.
key in his pocket and the'jauitor was
instructed not. to let any one in. =
Mr. Raymond said that alter a re
cent tr,ial tobacco juice had been gen
cr ously distributed over1 the carpet.
W
Bobbie (iii: the operal—Mamma. why
does pa keep going out between the
act?
Mother~Shl He goes out for opera
glasses. ——Judge. 1‘
———————p—‘—-—-fl-
, Mr. Rockefeller tells us. that we
should not desire wealth for its own
sake. We don’t; we desire it for our
own sake—Boston Transcript.
Picrrehiiquelon. the French islands ofl.’
the coast of Newfoundland, saying that
.there has been a big manifestation in
St. Pierre in favor of ‘free schools.
Tire movement was created by the,
clerical pa‘rty. The people got out of
hand and made their way to the house
or the governor. where they raised
aloft the American flag. The police
are insufficient. and trouble is feared.
THE MAN FOR HER. .
“Man's made." she‘muscd, "of dusts,
may say; 1
The man I want [11 be
With sand enough to and a way
To make the thirst for me."
—Philadelphia Press.
LET HIM OUT.‘
Unto the youth who importuned,
The lady answered, "Yeas.
It first. my sweet and lovely mash.
You' ll show me theytolor of your cash, '*
‘ But he was colorless. ‘ ‘
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