~ til worn out.
because our
pure wool:
yard of cloth
tonholes,
collars and”
ders.
shouldn’t
the popular
when we
stand the
$10.00.
and small
our plan.
at our display will convince yoL1.
best is gone. 1
‘4‘?-
CLO’I HING
11‘. are the only clothiers in The
,Norwaiks, who legally guaran-
tee their clothing to hold its shape 11,11.
ments 'are made of
shrunk. The best of
canvas and hiaircloth
. is used. Eve ry coat
has hand—ma do but-
har 1d-felled
N011 1.
v 1e .
produce
garments that will
itest of
hard wear and still
. keep their s hape, for
Quick sales
rofits is
Copyright Clothing Co. .
i
I
i
Why?
gar-
'every
is full
shoul»
why
win
trade.
glance
Make your choice before the
I $10. 00 OVERCOATS.AT1
' $15.00 OVERCOATS AT.
$20. 00 OVERCOATS. AT
$24. 00 OVIERCOATS, AT
will continue to sell. .
11 North Main St: ect,
' Waco-01
1 Now is the time to buy your Overcoats.
Still have some $15 and $18 SUITS left which we
D. GOTTLIEB,
Men’s and Boys' Outfitters From Head to Foot. .
....... .$5.00
S 750
.$10.00
..... ......$12.00
At $9
1..
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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WANTS 311:. FINE TO STAND.
Attorney- General Bonaparte Files
Writ of Certlorari in Standard
011 Case.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-—A1110rncy
General Bonaparte today tiled it pcli-
tion for a Wilt of cor1iorari in the Sn-
picnic court of the United St.at1s.11r-g
ing that court to issue a writ or (11.11--
tloiari to the Circuit Court or 'Appcnls
or the Seventh Circuit 10 review the
judgment of that. court myth-sing the
trulings of Judge lmndis in tho. case
in which the Standard Oil Uompanv
was fined $29000 000 on the (11.11 go of
“violating the ant-i trust law. The attor-
‘ ney general takes the position’ that the
court of appeals was without jurisdic-
11011 when it rcv'cisvtl Judge Lantlls'
decision.
W.
HUNDRDEDS or AUTOS PASSED
THROUGH.
It was a memorable sight. to see. the
hundreds or large automobiles 1dcing
along, Saturday night 10w1ud New
York from the, football game at New
Haven. Standing 011 the outskirts of
,Norwalk the 1111 ltlilglll‘s oi the 111.1-
chincs made a. reflection in the sky
that could be soon for 01' or 11 mile.
Great strings of them 12 and .14 in a
bunch coming along made team trial
tic a. difficult pr.‘opositlon
The machines ran incessantly most
of the night and nearly all day yester—
day, and even this morning :1 few
stragglers were to be. seen going home.
from the game.
Many people remained 11p Saturday
' evening, just to watch the cars as they
passed through. Captain Thomas Hunt
and Oflicers Bryan Silk and Jarvis S.
Murray kept things straightened out
through the business parts of Nor-
walk Many narrow escapes were bad
' at the corner 01.’ Main and Wall
streets. where the crowds got off the.
Bridgeport cars many times in front.
‘ of the oncoming autos. The good
work 01‘ the police prevented any bad
accidents.
, The Automobile Club of America
had one of its representatives station-
ed at the foot of the Westport avenue
hill at the dangerous curve. avith 11
1cd.la.nter_n warning ull machines or
the bad curve These men weroI sta-
iloncd .11 had places all the way from
\‘cw Huien to New Yolk.
.lol111 llo1vath wanted to fight llililli
Iin Springwood, inst 111 coins, and Olli-
' oer Fuink Sirnttou took him in clung.»
and locked him up.
X .not. guilty in court this morning, and
‘ his case wasilcontinucd until tomor
row. ,
In order to warn automobilisis
bout the bid condition 111 Connociit- 111
venue. Satuida-y night a man 11.1s
tattooed wi 11 red lantern near the
armory hil Each car was stopped
and the dr tier “told that there was
llorvnih pleaded .
halt 11 mil Iete ed road ahead
FINE ASSORTMENT 0F
Writing Paper
ALL PRICES.
W. A. Briggerman
M USIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.-
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
opportunity of the season
LACE WAISTS-lAned with a good heavy China Silk long sleeves. Regu-
. $1.
EVENING 31111111111...
WAISTS
We not only guarantee for the best assortment but 1’01 the most buying
lur $4. 00 value
ANGERIE WAISTSw‘Handsomclv trimmed with (11111111111 Lace 11111) 112111-
ln'oidery. long sleeves trimmed With the some ombroi1ier;y positive-
ly $4.00 value.................... ...... .. ...... ...$198
LAWN WAISTSw-‘Iilc value .........
L. Golden, 68 Washington Street
LOok! Look! Look! ‘
LADIES' FALL SUITS, in choice models and colors. come in
Broadcloths, "heviois and Novolly Stripes, lined with guaranteed
Skiuncr's Satin, made to order by Kurp 811111111111.high-grade design-
'11rs and intlics‘ tailols Com 1,1 in and sec 11.11.1111 wo ale the only tailors
in this city that will give you 11 certificate legally guaranteeing your
clothes to hold their good shape from try 011 until wear out.
KARP’ BROS.’
Designing and Ladies" Tailoring Parlors,
as North Main 81. Tel. 91111 800th Norw‘aIk.
.1....-.-.
.11..--.
Thanksgiving
Preparations
(i In making your preparations for an en-
joyable Thanksgiving Day. one of the most
essential things should be the proper sort of
wearing apparel. . .
Clothing, Hats
and Furnishings
.THE‘ SWELLEST IN TOWN ATRIGHT
PRICES.
Willis H. Sellec
(flouting of the Right Sort.»
48 AND 50 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
GUNS
Sacrificed I
For the rcmnindcr or 1110‘
season We will soil the balance
or our stock 01‘ (11111.1. consist-
ing of the well-known makes
of L. C. Smith. lthaca Ham-
mcrless,'. Syracuse Hammer-
less. Hopkins .1. Alien, Ameri-
can Gun 00., W. H. Hamilton.
Harrington & Richardson, Etc..
Regardless 010011
DON'T MISS THE CHANCE.
Norwalk
Hardware Co,
39 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
LOCOMOTIVE SHAFT TORE UP
ROADBEDW
PAtIRiCitVllAJC, Nov. 2:i—-’l‘ratiic on
the Provincial and Willimantlc branch
or the Midland division 01’ iii(' New Ha-
ven road was obstructed at a point
near ihispinc‘o today by the breaking
111'11 s’hai‘i on a locomotivc attached to
an cast-bound freight train. which
tort-1 11p ilu1 routiln'd for nearly half 11
mile
ENDORSED ENGINEER CLARK.
’i he South Norwnlk Fire Police hold
a special morning last Friday nighl,
11nd cudoi‘scti Chief Engineer Harold 1‘.
Clark. 1111' reelection as chief of tho
South Norwaik tire department. A
committee was also appointed to an
range for an entertainment in Music
”It” in the near future.
quaintances.
Simona. Mrs. Wank was changed in thc
sides her daughter. M15. Slmons M111
Wank leaves two sons. George .I. and
Samuel .l.,
held this morning at 9 o'clock. from
St. Joseph’s Church. Rev. Dr. William
St. Mary's Cemetery. ’
11111 were George (‘uueo (‘bmlcs Gnar-
COAL! COALI
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 GANS CO.
TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER STREET.
1111111111 11111111. T
M rs. Clara Wank.
While. out for 11. morning walk In the
111.11'11111'11511'1'11' suction of Waterbury.
Saturday. Mrs. Clara Wankt widow of
Jacob Wank. dropped dead about ll
o‘clock at the corner of Willow and
Arch streets. The remains were view-
111l.l1y Medical Examiner A. A. Crane,
who ordered them removed to the
home .11- hcr daughter, Mrs. Louis S.
Simona. 303 Willow street. Waterbury.
with whom the deceased made her
home. Death was pronounced title to
ENDORSED CONGRESSMAN HILL.
Directors of Danbury Business Men’s
Association Want Him for Senator.
At the “looting or the directors oi,
Illt‘ Danhury Business Men‘s Associa-
llflll,1VVt‘tlllGSilll_\' night. a resolution
was passed. endorsing Congressman l'}.
J. Hill for election to the United States
senatorshlp by the Connecticut logis—
litturo.
Some time 11.11. spout by the direc-
tors in discussing the candidacy of
thihgicsshian l-lill 1'01 the senatorshlp
and when 11 was p1oposcd. in view
of the intlmnto relations that. Con-
messmun Hill has long held with tho.
Ladies’
Ladies’I
Ladies’
Ladies’
Ladies’
' THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Kid. Gloves.
At our Glove Counter can be foundthe best assortment of Ladies’,
Misses’ and Children’s Kid Gloves to be found anywhere.
16-button, in black, white and tan,
12-button, in black, white and tan,
3-button, in all colors. . . .
1- button, natural Chamois, . . . .
extra line Gauntlet Gloves, . . . .
A full line of Misses’ and Children’ s Gloves, . . .
‘ Ladics’ P. K. Walking Gloves, . . . . ‘ .
$3. 00
$2. 50
$100 and $1.50
$1.25
$2.00
$1.00
$1.00
TRISTRAM ‘ 81
HYATT, NORWALK‘, CONN.
THENEW SCIENCE """"
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is thi- scicnt-c oi the
cause. of the disease and the art 111‘ 11th
lusting the, same Diseases .110 tausod
b\ a wrench. twist oi spl‘nili in the
batik. liven it 1101111 in childhood it
creates pinched acrvcs 11ml b.1111 in
later life, in the different 1111111111; and
limbs
(hiropiaclms lemme the cause. of
this disease and pain, and health is
1115101111] through harmonizing the six
Norvousucss, ltbcunnitistn. Paraly-
sis, iicnrt. Kidney and Female llis~
cascs are given special attention; also
Curvature of tho Spine. You will
hovcr rcgrct giving Chiropractic. :1
T. FRANCIS, D. c.
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
AT THE HEAD OF THE CIGAR PRO-
CESSION YOU WILL FIND THE
iiiiii Gilli iiW
IS THE LEADER OF THE Sc CIGARS l
B. J. REYNOLDS,
MANUFACTURER.
The Beat Cigars in the Market.
WOOD WOOD
A. CARMI BETTS.
DEALER IN
Sawed and Split Ready for
Family Use.
Sort Wood, 36. 00 per cord; .1. 50 par
id cord.
liard Wood, 37.0011111- cord; $1.75 per
V. cord.
Split Wood, 251: extra pcr 1.; cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 2072. NORWALK. CONN. 1
iiiiii
rswcoAt—rs
The No. 2 Nut (Pea) Coal we
have now on hand is of large size
and uncommonly good quality.
people of linnbury and the DnnburIv
Business Mou‘ s Association. and in
view ot‘ the fact also that the question
of tho llnilcti states senatursblp in
t‘onncctimu is not 11 party question. 1111
lipoplcxy. Mrs. Wank was one. of the
liestdtnowu Jewish women in Water-
bnry and possessed 11 large circle 01‘ ac»
Willi her daughter. Mrs.
millinei'y business for many years. lllfi<lii‘l‘V‘31‘ll l“'0 ““3“. both 0f whom
giving up her business onl1 11 tow “"9 Rf‘lliillllttulls, that the Danbilr)’
1111111111110 on account of ill health. He Business Men‘s Association endorse
Mr. liili‘s candidacy. not as s Republi—
can. hilt; 11.3 its preference between the
candidates. the idea met with favor.
and was 11111 into 11 formal resolution
of endorsmncnt without opposition.
of New York city. She was
in business in South Norwalk about
twenty years ago. and was a sister of
the late Mrs. H. Krieger, and well ro- The following resolution. 11111111111 by
incinhcred by many people in South Andrew 11. Jones. was adopted:
Norwalk. “WP. the directors of the. Daubury
i
__..__ Business Men's Association. appreciat-
ing the many courtcsies received
through Congrcssman E. J. Hill. who
has been ever thoughtful 01’ Connecti-
cut‘s busincss interests. and who is
highly rospoclcd throughout this dis
trict. hei‘chy heartily cndorsc his (11111-
didncy for United Sinics senator. I111.
Funeral of Paul Chiolsola.
The funeral 01’. Paul (lbichisolaIwns
Interment was in
The. poll bear-
Maher officiating.
nirri. Anthony Calliope, Louisiiarbone
Vincent Biggie. ltcllx Cil‘atlc. Miss
lltlcua Millcrd sang Ave Maria and
’ l7 watchmen-Ion or.
ntereiIst we pay that makes a savings account here so vitally 1.1.1.0..
11.1.1111 you. but- the further fact that such an account means a new
tree-a life of cheery prospects‘u life of hopes coming true. of realized
ILlle is wasted unless one is getting ahead. Ale YOU?
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Abide With lilo.
. William Henry Bunnell.
I William Henry ‘Bunnell. 0110
Bridge-port's oldest. and best known
citizens. at one time superintendent of
the poor dcpaitmout and since his
rothomcut 110m that position 11 real
estate denier. died at. his home. 432
Suavlow 11von1111. Saturday morning fol-
lowing illness at heart trouble, which
had lasted over a period of four years.
SOUTH NORWALK. DONN-
ol'w
lleving that. his "drama-11111111 would b'c
llellllilClill in both the stale and lir.‘
nation."
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A nnlnlioi 01 111111 11.111111111111111 01‘ Hut
8 ‘ Clle'stcl 11111111 11p in Chestnut Hill dis
lricl Sutmdui 11.171111'1111011 when the 1111-
toumbilo in \1l1i11h tbcv were llflVClln:‘
suddenly balked. After some work
and “words". they telephoned to ‘Pcnicy
C. Sturges, who sent 111) a car 11nd tow-
ed the disabled machine to his plncc
I11 Wnlcr siroci, and landcd lhc men
at the South Norwnik railroad stu-
tlou. The car. which is 11 big Wiutou.
is being repaired.
who can use Coal of this size we
recommend this lot as much su-
perior to the usual kinds.
$5 per ton in your cellar.
The Ferris Coal C0
ncrvc systems in your body. 1 ~ '
chance to help you. '
114 WASHINGTON sr. so.~oaw111.1<
1111 MN 1111 N
i
1 .'
i
i :7
Hard and Soft Wood,i
H Kneger81 Co.
in fact the Ferris kind. To those .
for Men, Women. Boys and Girls
SHOES
to fit any member in your family
We have placed on sale for this week our entire stock
of Clothing. to be sold at greatly reduced prices. giving you
money saving opportunities Ready cash not required; buy
now. pay later.
veins-1 in
29- 31 West Washington Street
SOUTH INORWALK.
if
(A meeting of the executive board oil
the State li‘ircmcn's Association wil
in- bold tomorrow at tho Hotel (limb
in‘ New Haven.
11.1 rcpresented by Sonior
NEW MILFORD MAN DEAD.
NEW MILFORD, Nov. 23.-Smith ii.
Weeks. 01’ Britigewntcr. and accountcrl
111111 (11‘ that town's wealthy men. dicd
Fairfiultl county will
Vice—prcsi
1111111 F. W. Clark. of South Norwnik hero totlay m We age of 92 year's. Ho
[49 Washington ,St‘ {“39 CM” Clark ‘01‘ I‘m P0” “‘95 11111:; well-known throughout this sec-
Viiiw‘l
Mr and Mrs. Harry Cornea, of
Bridgeport. 11111111 in The Norwalks.
Saturday afternoon. on business. They
UMIN‘I to reside licrc ‘in 1hr1 near fli-
lurc.‘ 'l‘hu credential illnurnlico Com-
11111.1‘ is to .opeu a branch allies in,
South Not-walk. and Mr. Gordon is to
ho 14111111111] nninagei.
liiss lmtlcn‘ni Adams has resigned
her position as stonographer at the
oilicc. ol‘ Keogh and Condos, in the
lotion ilank building and has been
sort-untied by Miss Blanche Pohlmnn.
daughter or Ctmncilman-clout Albert
M. Pohlman. it is understood that Miss
Adams will become a. bride in a. few
. weeks.
.'-1-'1\, ’
1 .
Fire Police Friday evening. the urcs
out board of otiicers were endorsed for
reelection.
You Are Sire
lion 11s a manufacturing tailor. ’l‘wo
At 11 1111111111111; 07 ”ll-‘1 houili M‘rw‘m‘ grandchildren survive. 1'
‘l‘hu So So football team. of South
Norwnlk, wont to Sangntuck.. yester-
day. and wore defeated by the team 111'
that place by ihcscore of 7 to 0.
to want some-
thing ln the
Jewelry Line
1 , For .
Holiday Gifts
l have a full
‘SILCOX 81 VAN ISCOY.
FISH MARKET
Codflsh . .
Weakiish . .
iocentoperpound'
locents perpound
a nd com lete
.tock now rfady. Salmon .. 20 cents par pound
Call and '°°k it Halibut 16 cents Fermi-"1d
“ DVDh
R. Noack
36 No. Main St.
181 Washington I Street Bridge
Tel. 931. Try Us. Free Delivery.
Norwalk Chronicler