pure wool;
i $10.00.
our plan.
best is gone.
11 North Main Street,
E are the only 1.1.11.1... in The
~ Not-Walks, who legally guaran-
“ties their clothing t hold its Shape un-
t1 worn out.
because our
ments are made of
yard of cloth is full
shrunk. The best of
canvas and haircloth
is used. Every coat
‘ has handmade but-
tonholes, handdelled
collars and . shoul-
ders. Now, why
-shouldn’t we win
the popular trade.
when we produce
garments that will
stand the test of
hard wear and still
keep their shape, for
Quick sales
and small profits is
A glance '
at our display will convince you. Make your choice before the
1, 5 Copyright Clothing Co.
OVERCOAT SALE!
News 15 the time to buy your Overcoats.
$10. 00 'OViERCOATS, 'AT . . . . .. ............ S 5.00
$15.00 OVIERCOATS, AT . . ................. $ 7.50
$20.00 OVIERCOATS, AT . . . . . . ..... 1 ....... $10.00
$24.00 OVIERCOATS, AT . . ................ $12.00
Still have some $15 and $18 SUITS left which we
will qontinue to sell .. .....
D. GOTTLIEB,
I Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters Prom Head to Foot.
Why P
8*?"
every
- . 1 ......
At $9
SOUTH NORWALK.
THE NEW SCIENCE”
Definition of Chiropractic
, Chiropractic is the science of the
; cause of the disease and the art of ad-
, hating the some. Diseases are caused
‘ by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
1 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 of
this disease and pain. and health is
‘ ‘Trestored th10ugh harmonizing the six
nerve systems in you: body.
Norvousness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
~ cases are given special attention; also
.wCurvattire of the Spine. You will
inever regret.‘ giving Chiropractic a
* chance to help yen.
‘ T. FRANCIS, D. i'C
I, 1 “WASHINGTON ST. SO.NORWALK
V Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
,9 1
t
EAT THE HEAD OF THE oioAR PRO-
CESBION you WILL FIND THE
‘llfllltR llllllllW
lHt lillcll Elli
{yarns LEADER or THE 51.1 claims
B ' J. REYNOLDS,
MANUFACTURER.
rho‘seat Cigars in the Market.
WOOD woos
' A. CARMI BET'I‘S,
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
' 1: Bowed and Split Ready for
Family er.
Soft Wood. ca. 00 per cord: $1. 50 per
ord
-1ng Wood, 87.00 per cord; 01.75 per
Split Wood, 250 extra per 34 cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
i. 307-21.. NORWALK. CONN.
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Member of the W. 0. 'l‘. U. :Did you
write‘1 this notice of my lectuxe on
‘Demon Rum?"
divas—Yes, ina'am.
Member—flied I éonld like to know
“ a you mean b flying, "The lec-
Vii! was evident full of her aub-
«Judge.
overboard and taking chances of help:-
the port side.
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(Continued from First Page.)
drain the fire apparatus proved use
less, for it. seemed but a moment no.
fore the upper works and masts crush-
ed down upon the deck, while the
ship's boats were. crushed by the fall
lug debris and set on fire and quickly
burned.
Safety lay only in the, son for 1111 one
could save himself except by jumping
picked up.
Assistance was hurried lo the burn.
lug vessel from all the warships in the
harbor and from the shore, hut (in-
work of rescue was greatly impeded
by the strong tide. that was running.
Even the naval launches. which came
as last as they could «be driven, were
unable to go alongside. Among the
Arabs there was a panic that could not
be controlled. Many of them were too
terrified to jump and they were burned
to death. Others cast themselves into
the. waves and were drowned.
The crew behaved with admirable
courage, serving out life preservsrs to
the last, and working the pumps. When
the pumps became useless Capt. Chur-
les Littler, conunandcr of the Sardinia.
took the helm 11nd directed his ship
towards the shore, so long as it could -
be navigated. lie perished at his
post. First Officer Frank Watson, all
three engineer's, Sougravcs, Hislop and
Neeil; ‘18 of the ship‘s company and
two first-class passengers, one of them
a boy named Grant, ate missing.
Fifty or more bodies have been 111
covered and seventy persons we1e 111s
cited 11. is impossible at inesant to
say just how many were drowned or
burned to death, because the list of
A1ah pilgrims is incomplete, but the
number will doubtless far exceed 11
hundred.
After the vessel refused to obey her
helm, she drifted around three times
and finally was breach broadside on
the rocks at the mouth of the bar-
bor. She was still burning this alterv
noon, and will be a total loss.
The British Vice~Admiral Sir Ashe-
ton Carson-Howe and Admiral Fisher
directed the rescuing boats which did
gallant work in saving those who were
yet alive and bringing the bodies of
the dead ashore. Captain Litiler's
body, which was terribly mutilated
was landed this afternoon in the pres
ence of great crowds, who stood with
their heads uncovered. The other bod-
ies were also niuillntcd and burned.
Fifty-six of the injured are. being, car-
ed for in the hospitals. One of the
1escucd passengers gave a graphic ac-
count of the disaster 1
"The Sardinia." he said, "left Val-
ettn at 9: 45 this moining.1We were
just: outside the ha1bor and‘ the crew
were securing the anchor when the cry
of 'Flre!‘ was heard. Flames could
be seen issuing front a ventilator on
A hose ‘was’ promptly
Milli) to
iitbi‘est‘ We‘rpay 111111" makes a savings account here so vitally 1111111...
11, h11tthé1f11rther fact that such an account means a new ,
ital—a] e at cheery prospects—a life of hopes coming true, of realised ‘
‘bitlons. Life is wasted unless one is getting ahead. Are YOU?
‘j1Norwalk Savin sBank
UNITED IANK IUILDINO.
ecu-m 111.11.111.11. 1.1.1.1.
opportunity of the season -
LACE WAISTS-Lined with a good heavy Ohin'a Silk long sleeves Rogu-
lar $14.00 value ..
LINGERIE WAISTS—Handsomely trimmed with German Lace and E111-
hroidery, long sleeves trimmed with the some (lllllll‘OliltilV; positive
ly 84.00 value .....
clean-01's-
LAWN WAISTS-JIM. value .... ............
L. Golden, 68 Washington Street
WWW“
WE MAKE AND REMODEL
FU
KARP
Designing and LadiesLTatlor-ing Parlors,
Tel. 9681
88 North Main St.
M~WW .
THANKSGIVING
SPECIALS
Suits and Overcoats
These Thanksgiving Specials eclipse our offerings of
previous years. and you will
Suit or Overcoat at these interesting prices.
Rich Necktvcar.
Dress Gloves, 1- -
Sweater Coats, New Styles in Caps, the Best 32
list in Town, Fancy Vests, Smart Styles in Col-
lars, Ho'siery, Underwear, Etc. .
ViSellcck
WillisH
Clothing of
48 AND 50 WALL ST., NORWALK.
MAL”!
COAL!
ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRAD
TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
0.2 NUT COAL, S5. 00 per Ton.
HARRIS &
TELEPHONE 450.
WAISTS
We not only guarantee for the best assortment but for the most having
nun...
ensue-......u-u-
.......... ......... . ......... $1.
$1.98
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RS
BROS.’
South Norwaik.
at $15, $18 and $20
act wisely in purchasing a
50c
-, $1.00 and $1.50
1*
the Right Sort ‘1
E LEHIGH COAL’ JUST RECEIVED.
GANS CO.
» 68 WATER STREET.
btought 11p and a stream poured down
the veniilatm but this dill no good nl
less than ton minutes flames wme
stieaming out of the other ventilators.
The whole vessel innidshlp was wrap-
ped in flames. The. Arab passengers
were told to leave the hatch. to which
they clung desperately, but they r1.»
fused to move. All who remained for-
ward perish, except. some of those who
jumped into the water.
"in the meantime, naval pinnacles
hurried to the scene. They could not
approach closely on account of the
high seas shd falling spars. The Euro—
pean passengers, being aft, were,in
comparative safety and the great ma-
jority of these eventually succeeded in
reaching shore. The Arabs, among
whom were many women and child
1e11, were a teriible spectacle. 'l‘hey
clung together shrieking and but few
of them would jump overboard, though
urged to do so by those in the boats,
who were waiting to pick them 11p.
“The shlp' s hosts were rendered use-
less by the flames and no attempt was
made to get them Over the sides. Soon
the hatches were blown off with lhud
explosions. throwing the Arabs into
the air and killing and injuring many
of them. Amazingly good order pre-
vailed among the crew. considering
the lightning rapidity of the terrible
affair. After a few minutes had been
spent in trying to put out the tire
nothing remained but to jump over-
board."
Many of the Arab women behaved
with greater calmness than the men.
who were utterly pnnlcatrlcken. The
cause of the tire is not known, but do
nisl, has been made that there was ex-
plosives aboard. Unqnesilonably, how-
ever, explosions occurred and it was
first believed that the rapid spread at
the flames was due largely to the flow-
ing naphtha,
The Sardinia left Liverpool Novem-
ber 14. She stopped at Valetta, land
ing a few passengers and taking on
the pilgrims. Captain Littler, who was
for many years in the servfie of the
line, lived at Blrkenhead. ,e leaves
a wife and child.
a husbil‘nd 11 girl isn't
ecause she is so afraid
ln seleciin
always right
of being left.
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KEEPING OUT iNTRUDERS.
“‘At one time i had trouble with
ixespnssrrs." said lticJoues with a
smile. “They used to break things a
bitpand once or twice I missed some
of my stuff, but an ingenious little
idem of my own put into operation
scorn caused a cessation."
‘And what. was this idea?" asked
McShnlth
“(home with me and I‘ll show you,‘
said McJones, and he led his visitor
til the hour or this place, where' over
the gate was a sign with this inscrip-
on: .
“Please do not irritate the rattle-
snakes.”——Snn Francisco Gall.
r DANCERS. BLUFF LION.
A‘llon broke loose at 11.11 electrical
exhibition at Marneilles and made his
way on the stage or the theater, where
a ballot was being rehearsed.
panic among the women of the ballet
when the lion suddenly a into view
was intense. Three of‘ e dancers,
however,1 etc possessed of more cour-
age than ihe rest, and, snatching on
their shoes, they beat. the greatly as-
tonishod beast into submission. When
the lion tamer arrivad the lion wel-
corned 1.1m with evident joy and 1111
lowed himself to he led. back to his
cage in the most docile fashion. He
seemed as glad to get away from the
ghllet girls as they. were to be rid of
m
1
~ WRONG MllXTURE.
“So the hook ageiit didn't win her."
“No, she turned him down. "
Tho‘
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Ladies’ 3- buttOn,’ in all
THE LEADING DRY Goons STORE.
1 TR STRAM 81 HY ATT
Ladies’ 1- button, natural Chamois.
Ladies’ extra line Gauntlet Gloves,
A full line of Misses’ and Children’s Gloves,
Ladies’ P. K. Walking Gloves,
U
S. a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
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, 1n black, white and tan,
$3. 00
$2.50
$1.00 and $1.50
$1.25
$2.00
$1.00
$1.00
I
colors,
TRISTRAM 81
HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
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for Men, Women, Boys and Girls
SOI \ lr‘.\
District of Norwalk, 11s., Probate
Court, November. 95A. D.,' lililii.
Estate of Henry ll. ’l‘olirs. late of
The l'ourt of Probate for the ills—
irlct of Norwalk, hath limited and 11l~
lowed six months from the date hon-oi
’l‘o ‘thc 11.5.1111 of (‘ounty (onuulssiou
cis oi‘ 11 airfield County: '
I hereby apply for a license to St I]
Spltliuous and intoxicating
dcr, at No. 23 Railroad nwnuo, Town
of Norwalk. My plot-11 of business is
not located within 200 fuel in a direct
line of a Church idiliiico, Parochial
School or Public Schoolhouse. or the
promises pertaining ihcrr-io, or any
l’ost ()lllcr. Public Library or (K111111-
tcry.
listed at Norwaik. this lilih‘ day or
November, A. 1)., 100$.
ANTONIO 'l‘iili'l‘tiill1ll.l.1\,
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. or lilo.
Town of Norwalk hereby endorse the
implication of the above named A11-
tonio Tortorellu for such license and
W11 do severally certify each for him-
self that we are taxpayers owning real
estate situated in said Town of Non
walk, and that We have not endorsed
theopplicntiou of any other person
for a license to sell spirituous and in~
license year.
Dated at Norwalk. this liith day
November, A. 1).. 19 ‘
John Wm.
Frank Wilcek.
of
Robert llcnucssy,
era, as defined by law, oi the Town of
Nor-walk.
for no other applicant.
Dated at Not-walk, this 19th day of
November. A. D 1908.
Town Clerk.
-”-u__‘_...__~m_~. N .
$5-COAL~$5
have now on" hand is of large size
and uncommonly good quality,
in fact the Ferris kind. To those
who can useCoal of this size we
perior to the usual kinds.
$5 per ton in your dollar.
The FerrisCoal Co
149 Washington St.
1111 ii 1i ii
Lots of people‘besides blind beggars
have no visible means of support.
"I tihought. his prospects there were
Wbright.’
"They were for a while,th when he
came to propose ha iorgot the speech
he had learned for the occasion and
'got switched to a description of a
new, encyclopedia. he was selling, and
she wouldn‘t 1.11.1111 for it." 1
SAW Til-i5 POINT. ‘
, “i know a sure .cure for poverty."
' "For goodness' sake, tollme."
"it will cost you- $2." 1
"Nix; i do not see the need of curing
it in your case." ‘. .
Beauty is only .11.. deep. but many
w ‘ a woman is deeper 1111111 she looks. ‘
Miss Dorothy Murray, the young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George S.
Murray, who has been seriously ill
at her home in Warren street, Nor-
w,alk for several days, remains about .
1 the same.
B1yan Silk, Charles Page and Ser-
'geant Thomas Leatherland, of the
Norwnlk police force, were in quest 0f
game. yesterday and it was said
that there would be no need of others
going hunting in this vicinity after
the above mentioned also got in some
of their gas shots.‘ The hunters, howa
ev var. say that their appetites do not
run high at present. and returned
”101119 with seven Woodcock, two perv
itrldges and 11‘ rabbit.
Norwnlk, in said district, (incensed. l
lilblt their claims for scitir-nrcnifl,
Those who neglect to present. their ac.
counts, properly nticsicd. \l‘illilll said
time will he iltglimrl‘d n H’Cfll'l 1v. .tll‘
p111s11ns indebted to said csintc 1111-
10111111111111! to make lnuncdlaic 11:111111- 111 , p
to
SARAH A. 'l‘ul.i.l£S 5
nl‘.’ ill ‘20 Adminlsirail-ix.I
iiipuus, 1‘1;
Ala, Lager lloor, lthinc Win11 and Ch 1'
Applicant. ' I
ioxlcniiug liquors during the ensuing
T111111; on"... I. Colo.’
Frank Lahunck 1
l hereby certify that.tho above nan11 _ “:f
ed ehdorsers are electors 11nd tnxpay-- ..
and that they have. signed l
liERIlllli'l‘ n Slil’l‘ll
i i i i i
The No. 2 Nut (Pea) Coal we’ 9
recommend this lot as much su-l
SHOES
to litany member in yonrwfamily
sang. .-1' :1».:u -« iii-e ;.‘55-: '_-:.
»..~ as; --‘ .— t '.
.3. . .
; ..., 115' r.
We have placed on sale for this week our entire stock ‘1’
oi Clothing, to be sold a; greatly redacted prices, giving you
‘1 _money saving opportunities.
Ready cash not reguired; buy ‘1'?
now, pay later.
‘rier C0
29‘.- 3-1 West Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK
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FAMILY BONES. 1
Brother joined the footbaliwteam.
For learning deep he pined;
GRAY AND THE ELEGY.
Thomas Gray kept the elegy by him
1‘01 nine vests before he gave it to tho
Played in a little practice game, l wor.ld l-le polished away at it all
The mild and gentle kind, those yeais as a lapld'ary polishes 11
But when they bore him off the field, gem in his whole life he whote corn--
He left some bones. behind Q parathely little, and when asked why
he had mitten so little he replied “Be-
cause of the exertion it costs in the
I labor of composition."
Sister wore some brand new duds,
In Paris style designed: ,
The graceful contour of a slat,
She strongly brought to mind,
”l‘wns plain to see that as she dressed,
She left some bones behind
Single men and women are wean-11111.
of thch situation because they find it.
awfully hard to explain.
l
Father paid the college hill.
For education’s grind:
And also with a good fat check
The modiste a pocket lined
,And when he thus had settled 11p.
He left film" hopes behind. ,
i",-—-McLi1ndburg Wilson.
FINE ASBORTMENT OF
Writing Paper
it ALL Pnices.
W. A. Buggennan
MUSIC cross. ,
Donovan Block. 132 Washington at.
Agent for Crescentrhaundry.
Mrs. Jawhack—Do you know i came
very near not marrying you?
Mr. Jawback—Surewbut‘ who told
you about it?-Clevelsnd Leader. .
One reason why life is such a strug-
gle is because it takes so much of our
strength and time getting rid of the
things we don't want. ‘ i
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Norwalk Chronicler