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i OVERCOAT SALE!
$10.00 OVERCOATS. 'AT
$15.00 OVERCOATS, AT.
$00.00 OVERcd’ATs. AT
$24.00 OVERCOATS, AT
Still have some $15 and $18 SUITS left which we
‘1 will continue to sell.
: .D GOTTLIEB,
1 Men’ 3 and Boys' Outfitters From Head to Foot.
ll Nerth Main Street.
.THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad
justing the same. Diseases a1e caused
by a w1ench, 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
'llmbs.
' Chiropractors remove the cause at
jthls disease and pain, and health is
‘ restored through harmonizing the six
'nerve systems in your body.
Nervousncss. Rheumatism, Paraly-
‘sls, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
‘chance to help you.
I, FRANCIS, n. c.
04 WASHINGTON 8T. 50. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
AT THE HEAD OF THE CIGAR PRO-
_' J IGESBION YOU WILL FIND THE
' 1 Tel. 207.2.
'11.—
BEER IUDIIIW
llii IWICII Elli
IS THE LEADER OF THE 51: CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
The Best Cigars In the Market.
WOOD WOOD
A. CARMI BETTS.
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
Iawed and Split Ready tor
Family Use.
, Bo‘t Wood. 86.00 per cord; 01.50 per
Hard Wood, $7.00 per cord; 01.75 per
1,4 cord. .
~ Split Wood, 251: extra per 34 cord.
Yard No. .74 Nowtown A“;
NORWALK, CONN.
.».
‘ 34 cord.
”—1...—
"tl‘So you sold that miserable old
mule of yours”
“ “Tannin" kepiled Mr. Erastus Pink
ley. ."for meal ”money."
" “Doesn’t it' Weigh on your
science?” 1
‘ “Well. boSQ.‘ 1's don had dat mule on
. my mind so long it’ a kind or a relief to
Lbitouge oi! an! git. him. on my con
cience. "—Wasbington Star.
Haw
~1'l‘ime isn‘t anioney. yet people are
always spending. it,
COH-
’1) theme
ass We'll!
probably will be only to get it. on the
have that eitecton money?
THE; STEADY INCREASE
her 01-1101: savings depositors coming to this mutual sav-
1indicates a growing appreciation both of the value of sav-
ng as a‘ business 1110110011100 and of the advantages of this bank.
1: not timoilor YOU to get in step with both of these benoticlal ten-
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
1 We will explain to you in
a more convincing way. You
will like the handsome
styles, the attractive pat-
terns in all the latest shades
of brown. olive,‘ green and
blues. Then you will yap-
preciate the unusual broad
variety for our standard
prices, $7 and $10. Everyo
yard of cloth is absolutely
all wool. Every suit has re-
ceived hand work where
hand work is vital to its fit
and style. Let us show you
our line. We will leave the
rest to your decision.
Capyright
Clothing
Company
.. ........ $ 5.00
............. $ 7.50
. ...... _ ....... $10.00
. . . . . . ......... $12.00
sateen-r
MW
SOUTH NORWALK.
Large Assortment of
Ir
W. A. Briggerman’s
M U SIC STOR E.
Donovan Block.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
Tiiiiy
$5—COAL—$5
The No. 0 Nut (Pea) Coal {we
have now on hand is of large size
and uncommonly good quality,
in fact the Ferris kind. To those
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 C11"
149 Washington St.
iiiwi§
DO YOU KNOW-—
That it takes only one to make a
quarrel when that one is what is
known as a thlid pelsou?
That success is sweet but some
times the sweetening quality is about
the consistency and flavor of a black
strap?
That persistenoy is a horrid sunlity
when it is found in a person you don't
like bent on interfering with your at
fairs?
'i‘hat. where ignorance is peace i1 is
quite often ploiitable to get wise?
That a lolling stone. is a smooth out
and a mossback a back number. "
That the early bird takes his chances
with the tomcat and the barn owl?
’l‘hai while the worm may tum it
other side of his head?
That you never miss the water till
the well runs dry. and not then it you
chance to live in moonshine territory?
That there is no place like home,101
th1 h some exiles thereof are most de-
voutiy thankful?
'i‘hut, while it takes money to make
the mare go, most any old'thing will
is
500T“ NORWALK, CONN.
132 Washington St.
oppol tunity of the season.
lar $4. 00 value . ..
”0.00....-
Iy 84.00 value
000-01....-
LAWN WAISTS-790 value .. .....
WAISTS
We not only guslantes for the best assortment but for the most buying
LACE WAISTS—Lined with a good heavy China Silk long sleeves Regu~
....................... ...$1.98
LINGERIE WAISTS~Handsomely trimmed with German Lace and him-
broidery. long sleeves trimmed with the same embroidery; positive-
0.1...
.1638
...... 49c
---.0..-......0.---
L Golden, 68 Washington Street
“We“...
WE MAKE AND ‘REMODEL
IELI
KARP
88 North Main St.
ENS
BROS.’
Designing and Ladies' Tailoring Parlors.
Tol..968
South Norwalk.
Suits and
Special ,
FUR CAPS.
WillisH
.1.
GOAL!
HARRIS 81
TELEPHONE 450.
SELLECK’S '
TheRight Place
Men’s and Young Men’s
that are reasonable in price. but
high class in fabric and tailoring
MEN'S FUR COATS,
with a heavy wool lin-
‘wfseneck
48 AND 50 WALL sr., NORWALK.
Overcoats
$25
$2
COAL!
ANOTHER CARGO OF HIG' GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED.
TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE. '
0.2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton.
CANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
lliIIHS III] IlllIiRIlS.
William J. Wilcox.
William .l. Wilcox, who has been in
III health for a number of years. and
whose critical condition has been the
deep concern of his many friendso for
months, passed away about 1:15
o'clock this morning at his home, 21
Union street. Mr. Wilcox» wasttorty»
six years. old and is survived by a
widow. He also has two brothers,
Frank Wilcox; Of New York. and Fred
erlck E. Wilcox, of Norwalk. The de-
ceased in his early days was in the
theatrical business and had himself
appeared in productions. Later he
took up batting in South Norwalk and
was 'an expert at his department in
the business. Mr, Wilcox was a mem-
ber and past Sachem of Uncas 'h‘ibe,
l. O. R. M., of South Norwaik. and a
member of St John’s lbdge. A. F. and
A. M., of Norwalk. Funeral services
will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
John Reinhardt.
John Reinhardt. a well-known Ger-
man resident or West Norwalk, farmer
by occupation. died at his home there
last night. Mr. Reinhardt was 65
years of age. Funeral services over
his remains will be held at 9 o’clock
Saturday morning from St Mary's
Church.
.",‘There Is a movement on foot,"_‘ said
Mr. snoope, “to preterit the marriage
of Weak minded persons. What do
you think omit?" "i think it's rot,"
answered Mr. Growch. “Why who else
ever Wallis to get married3’—Cieve.
land Leader.
Williams—Young Astorbllt isn't at.
all exclusive. Waiters—~Oh‘, I‘don't
know. Williams-Oh, he isn't. Why.
this morning I saw him riding in his
automobile with a policeman—801nm-
ville Journal.
A woman can fire a line of talk
straighter than; she can hurl a stone.
Every splnster insists that she is
one because she wants to be.
Alllllllilllll IIIBII NEWS
Extra electric lights are being plat-.-
ed in the Boston Store windows.
Dr. Leslie. or Bridgewater. Conn.
was in town Tuesday calling on a pa-
tieut.
John Miller has been admitted to
the Norwalk Hospital for treatment 101'
rheumatism.
George W. Spicer. of the Norwalk
Hardware (‘11111pnny. is ill New York
city today on business.
The Sixth Company, Coast Artillery
will be inspected by Colonel Edward
Schultz. of Hartford. on the evening of
December '16. '
A window seat has been built 111
the front window of the Hour oflico 111
Norwalk. The interior of the silica is
in the hands of painters.
Mrs, Lewis Hubbeli. of Main street,
Norwaik. is in Delaware on business,
for 11 short time.‘ and it is possible
. that she may go there to spend the.
winter months.
Mrs. Sidney Williams of Upton
Mass. at former well known Westport
avenue resident, is spending a few
days as the guest of Mrs. Mary is.
Holmes. of Orchard street, Norwailt.
A monthly business meeting of the
1Ischoda Club will be held this evening,
at the club houseon the Washington
streetl bridge. The feature of the
evening Wilkins a tall: by Alfred E.
Austin. who will tell. of his travels in
Cuba. .
William H. min and Mrs, Lizzie MC
Donald. both 111‘ Strawberry Hill avo-
nuo, Norwalk. were quietly married
last evening at 7:30 o‘clock, at the par»
sonuge of the Norwalk Methodist
Church. by the av, Frank D. Torrey.
Mr. and Mrs. P it will reside in Nor-
walk in the future.
Both tracks over the Wall street tun-
nell are now in use by the trolley cars;
hilt the street is still blocked up. Work
will be carried right on and the plank»
lug will be rolaid and everything com-
pleted ill it few days. The. cars new
go over the bridge without the slight-
est tremor being felt. a
, .1 it
.._1.
Ladies’ 3- b tton, in all
Ladics’ P. .Walking
Ladies’ l-b tton, natural chamois, 1
Ladies’ extra line Gauntlet Gloves, .. .
A full line fMisses’ and Children’s Cloves,
.THURSDAY, DEC. 3. 1903. T
x 1:9
colors, . .
O O
Gloves,
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
.. TRAM 81 HYATT,
1 N08. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
’5" Kid Gloves
Ladies’ 16- utton, in black, white and tan,
Ladies’ 12- utton, in black, white and tan,
$3. 00
. $2.50 .
$1. 00 and $1. 50
$1.25
0 I
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.. hm
.. mm
MAMMOTH PF ODUCTION
OF
THE OLD WORLD ND THE NEW
01111 of the most ellbolute and spec-
Inculnl IlltllIIKIIUllS 01'1111 put on the.
stage.
AT HOYT'S 'I HEATRE.
nee, December 11 and 12.
Best Seats, 501: and 251:: All Matinee
Seats, 51:.
Soc—PEOPLE I CAST—300
Munugolueln of M as ltiu Lill‘ll‘lllll!
Wood with Mr. H. Ne\\1lol1.for1nt11-
l_\, 01’ London ling. llusicul director.
11111 1111113
SOLVENT NOTICE.
.I‘ilstrict of Nero lk. 11s.,
(Jourt. ihu‘uuubcr 211, .t. l).. littls.
Estate 1)!‘ Sophie J. White, lulu
Not-walk. in said distxlrt. d111111ust11l.
The- Court of Probui‘o for Ibo liislrit-t
of
of Norwuik hath liul led and uiiowt-ti
six months from the] dulr 11111111111 for
the creditors of said 1115111111 to exhibit
their claims for 50111111111111. Those
who neglect to prmwtl their 11111111111111.
propvrly nib-sled. within said il'lllt‘,
will be ilt‘lliil‘i‘t‘tl u l‘t.(}()\'t‘l‘).
sous indebted to slid 11511111 11111 r11<
attested to make iulultdtatl1 payment to
(li130lttll12 WI (itll1‘i1‘l;\‘, SIL.
tli‘. ii) i? I
Mccbalm Auto 0111111111111
1 ya.
I’11I'11\'I12.I1111"1is
Town oi \111 unlit 'l‘u111 (mm 111 .\nt
\1'.ullt lieu-tuber .ltl liltin‘
ORDER ()l1‘ i‘O'l‘iClG.
lipon the complain of the said Mr-
rhuley Auto Company, praying for 1111:1-
sous therein set forth. for damages.
returnable lo the Town t‘ourt oi Nor-
wnlk on the fourth Mlllll'lil) of Decem-
ber. 1908. it appeuri lg to and being
found by the snbsc 1lbing authority
that. Percy l1]. Ferris. the said defend
to parts unknown. therefore,
big on or before the lib day of D1.»
ccmbcr. 1903.
ity order of L‘ourL
(HBO ll. VOSIII' .ili.l.
Clerk of the Town (‘0111 11 \111 11.1111
(III lil
A. it. Malklu It (30.,
vs.
Percy E. F 11'1'is.
'l‘own'oi‘ Norwaik Town Court of .\'or-
walk. December 3t. 1908.
ORDER Ob‘ N TICE.
Upon the complaint lthe said A. it.
Mulkln & Company playing for rea-
sons therein sot forii for damages
returnable to the Town Court of Not-
walk on the fourth .ionduy oi De
ccmber 1908 it appe ling to and be
ing found by the subsc ibiug authority
that I’elcy E. Ferris. the. said detenti-
nut is absent fl 0111 this state anti gone
to parts unknown, the Mole.
Ordeled. That notice 01 the.
dency of said complaint be given by
publishing this order i the Evening
Sentinel, a newspaper In said Town
of Norwalk, once a w ek , for two
weeks successively, ctmmencing on
or before the 14th day of December.
1908.
By order of Court.
GEO. ii. OSHURGH.
Clerk of the Town Coult of Norsvalk.
3 10
ANECDOTE 0F URNER. ,
To another Turner, alto In London's
national gallery, ls att shed a ‘tale
amuslngly characteristic of the secre-
tive sort or fun with w ich this mas-
ter loved to mystli’y so- alled connois-
seurs. Turner was at. dinner party
whole. the talk ran idly on the theme
of his picture of “Uly sea Deriding
Polvphemus. "
‘Come. now: " said Turner. "1 bet
you don‘t know where i took the sub
ject from."
“From the ‘Odyssey.' of course."
cried the guests. “Odyssey,"v-grunted
Turner. with a chuckle, "not a bit. of
it. 1.10011 it: from Tom Ilbdln. Don‘t
you know the lines: .
“lie ate his mutton, dn 11k his wine
And then be poked hi eye out.”
Metropolitan Magazine.
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Friday, Saturday an Saturday Matt»
.
I'l‘illliilt‘
All lu‘l‘- ‘
Administrator. '
11111.11; absent, from thi state and gnur'
iu‘I »~
Ordered. That not 111 of the peu~
doucy of said 11olnplu1ul. be given by- 1'
publishing this order ill tho. Evening
Sentinel. u 11111151111111.1' publishrti
llw said town of Noruullk onct‘ u \\‘l‘('l1‘ ‘
for two weeks succesairrly. 11011111111110»
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for Men, Women, Boys and Girls
a; SHOES
to fit any member in your family
‘1. We have placed on sale for this week our entire stock
1' of Clothing, to be sold at greatly reduced prices. giving you , 1
Ready cash not required; buy
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‘ BURTON FOR THE TREASURY.
Omlo Representative Had Made Ex-
haustive study of Financial
Conditions.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.—-Tllnt Rep-
rosentatiye Theodore E. Burton, 01'
of secretary of the treasury is gener-
ally believed in Washington. For
years the Cleveland representative has
made a study of financial questions. it
is known that Mr. Burton would rath-
er have the portfolio of secretary of
the treasury than any other portfo'lio.’
At the same time. his selection to the
situation in Ohio. it is believed.
Mr. Burton himself is inclined to
prefer! seat in the senate to a place
believed, he will .withhould his answer
to the proffered cabinet position until
after tflhe senatorial situation in Ohio
has clnri
When asked concerning the report
that he had been seleeted tor secre-
tary of the treasury, Mr. Burton said
today that his name unfortunately had
When widows rush in it's time for
young girls to look out.
been mentioned in connection with a
number or positions. Some or these,
he explained. were more coniectures.
cabinet would clear up the senatorial
in the cabinet. For that reason, it is’
H Krieger
2-9 31 West Washingtbn Street ‘1
SOUTH NORWALK
Ohio, has been uttered the portfolio.
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and gl‘t-‘atly embarrassed Ills endeav‘
are along other lilies. He mentioned
in this connection the senatorshill
from Ohioftho position of secretary
of stain and secretary of the treasury.
He added that he was at present. a
candidate for‘the Ohio senatorship.
He——You seem hard of hearing. and
yet when 1 proposed you seemed to
hear 11111 all right.
She—4 really didn't hear you, dear.
but you looked so foolish that i knew
what you‘meaui.~Yonkers statesman.
“Surely you don’t despise him sim-
ply because he‘s a self made man?"
“No: I merely regret that when h11
mado' his voice he din't pitch it. in a
lower key "--Catholic Standard and
Times.
"i want to caution you about the al-
titude of Denver."
“What about the altitude?"
"You'll find It pretty high there." .
“I guess we can sitord it." reptiedi.
Pa Newri with some asperlty.—-
Washingtm Herald.
it one attempts to do a little of ev-
erything he willdo. but little. ._
Norwalk Chronicler