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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 14, 1908 · page 8

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trHEI LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.

81 HYATT,

NO . a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

I ‘ BOOK BARGAINS

LIST OF ‘POPUL R BOOKS NOW ON SALE AT

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

_ “YOU”
PUZZLED '

what to do next? .Where to buy your next Suit or Overcoat? Have
yap.‘ ever seriously censidered our set price clothing proposition? Our
Ipoclai‘s at $7 until ‘10? Our goods make friends where others fall.
We are dOIug a. ‘big business because our cualomcra arc satisfied, and
because our goods are from three to five dollars cheaper per garment.
Our gOOds sell when lots of Oman; do not. Just. a trial that. will con-
hvlnce you. \

Copyright Clothing Company
NORTH MAIN STREET

THE PARIS IIIIIIIK HSIJII HIIHSE

33 so. MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.

SHIIIHHIJIIIIH IIIHIINIIESIIII

Astoundingrcductionu of High—grade Suits and Coats, a collection
that. poultlvely leads with the host tailored units and coats over lire
heated at original iigurcs. Stunning Parisian (-I-outions crowded with
the styles sanctioned by noted Willlli‘ll of fashion. Dot-Idodly the most
distinctive tailored costumea to ho found in this country.

lotilos’ Conta from $5.00 up. tilrls' (touts from $3.50 up and Ladlcs'
Suits from $9.00 up.

Suprcmcly uriniot-I‘atic costumes with tho olcgunt drossinoss that
Parisian tailors invariably impart to llllliIi‘IH of this character. Suits
and Limits. richly satin lincd. 'l‘ho Houston's choicest. trimming clients

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Tho li‘ulr llod.
The Gambler.

'l‘ho \‘Vi‘tipn ot' IIlt‘ Morning.
A Six (‘ylii Ilvr Courtship.
’l‘lIII Lion‘s 'luIro.

tIIItllil.
(lraustark.
Hall a Rogue. '

" of satin and nuiuvroun buttons. Stunning largo pockets and (llgnltlod M‘IWI'; , ‘_ . ‘ “I“IIIWI (Vill'Vl‘I. (”:apo Cod Folks. " Romance of Torrance
. “ill“ "““fll-‘i- “mg, W‘UI'I'IHI. "Human Inn-es. hommuig to “vary iigure. IIIHIHIIIHI‘HI I‘HIHIHOHTK 'IISIIIkIIIliXW t‘ on at i l (Emmi Crimwymm ORUUIM'
\ ‘ "v1! ‘.“’ “. t .‘iII I,‘_ 4 ,3 " I j-‘III‘ . ._
. i-liiiidsoniodtllli (IllI l >1 ”It” arc always woll thought of. You run no The (“puma of the up“ The gym-H.151 0” H llIII'otLIII-b .3“)ch bud“ btlong
y‘ rink in glvlugiIIrs-«ihoy urn alwttyu approclutedw-nnd you run no risk IIllZZill‘S. 5““,le m. “mum li‘hcn Iloldou . 'l‘hcb Supndprs
‘IIiITII‘II(I(NEIIifidtliltpmnilil)?IiIivIIIVIIII‘I' IIIIIQESUIIIIIIultloPtlitmt “£10?h parlour gunr- D"- IA'II‘“ “I III“ IAIIJI'IUIIIIV To Have and to ilold. .\ it'cw lit-marlin. Tm“ of “W Grand SGIE"
I nnd‘boconvinced. ' (r ‘ ' H m”; puss H‘ Come ”WOW." Vill'lmllv “'ICIG'IV‘I‘IW 'l‘lIc tchItchnau From in “Gill'-

The Virginian.
The Golden Horseshoe.
The Battle of the Strong.

A aplcndld Xinan suggestion of \VAIS'l‘S for

woman at I-Npcrially
low prices.

Walsh.- lII tho now IllI't-I-tolro models of plain or I’III‘niI-nc Th0 Girl From ’l‘liu's Place.

.1. Now is the time to buy your Overcoats. _ tIl'iIiiatlI-Ildlnot. alnonlliicnlsultllno lin whillo or black and now lingcriu mud The Grey Cloak. ’l‘lIc iiovil HUI' Mountain Lover. Rosalind at 1ch Gate.

. l" H. '1‘” ““3 DOB yo 3’ 11*? M’Hl vu ill? over UITt'I'tNI and [Ill IlillltISUill~ ’l‘hI H Irnlt. 'I‘Il‘ () to ' . - .. ‘1 i ' .. - . ‘

.‘ $10-00 OVERCOATS, AT - - - - - - - - »- ------ --$ 5-00 WI fillies I“ IIIIS WW"- I 'l‘hII lihnlorablc l’ctcr Slir~ ’l‘lIII (IIIitIIII;I of (.‘anaan. ‘ .iI‘IIlIIto}:”HEII'Ix-(IEHIIWMWU L SEEII‘XIlgiEHIgeIHEinWHM

, $15.00 OVERCOATS. AT . . . . . . ..... . . . . .. .$ 7.50 SALE IN BOTH STORES ling. ’ 'I‘Ilt‘ iii-aid . t AInIs. Lavender and Old int-O. ITIIO Fighting Chance.
$20.00 OVERCOATS, AT . . . . . _ _ . _ , ' . _ ‘ _ . $1000 :11 iI‘lli‘RBIHindi)? Clllll'l‘lillic- (IIIIMIHHI‘LS The Lion and tho Alonso. 'l‘hat‘. Printer of Udells.
‘ , ~ . All y oars nqu er. f on o .‘oniusco. 'I‘Iio Maid of Maiden lane. The White Cat.
$24.00 OVERCOATS, AT . . . . . ............. $I2.00 « 33 SO. Main St, SO. Norwalk, and 515 Main St, Stamford The Lightning Conductor. 'l'lIc Lana That Has No 'l I... \ian m, the liox.‘ The port at Missing Men.

booklni.r IIIIt'kWiII'tI.
Tho Milli of thc I'Itllil‘.
The MasqncI-ador.
'i‘lIo Pinon ot‘ IAII'O)’.
- The Princess Maritza.

Turning.
'l‘lIo Mayors Wife.
'l‘ho Iii-opar I'S Spoils.
’l‘IIt- Rt‘t'llill rig.
Calcb Wt-st

Still have some $15 and $18. SUITS left which we
will continue to sell.

rl‘he Brnsa Bowl.
The Spoilers.
The House 01' a Thousand
Candles.
The Pit.

TRISTRAM 8i HYATT, NORWALK CONN

.Kiergcr SiCO.
JEWELRY
DEPT.

L,‘ We are going out of the Jewelry business—we
' mean to give up this department so

i We Will Close OutAll
the Stock on Hand
at Half Price

’I‘IION l\‘otllIcIiIc

l‘liu Pillar of Light.
Quincy Atlanta Sawycr.
'I‘lIII ltight of Way,
Senator North.

WE ALTER FREE OF CHARGE.

-At $9

D. GOTTLIEB ‘ ‘ .
Men’s‘ and Boys' Outfitters From Head to ont. Glrls, Wlnter Goats

11 North Main Street. SOUTH NORWALK.
A POSITIVELY MATCHLESS UNDERPRICEI

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HAREIMAN NEED NOT ANSWER.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ ' t‘llth‘ till I A (‘I O'I‘Il Itl‘ll) ONLY III'Ilt I I All l'ltll‘ i} A” :$:;rlnitrsmxsggxi’122rcglken I“.
THE NEW SCIENCE“ m " ”W “ ”" ' $498 ......................................... ’ $2 98 COmmlssiOn. _.

iiiiii

\\'ASiill\‘-tl'l‘()l\' Der lat-win an op
lulon lIv Illstito Ililllllt‘S tho Supicuw
(‘otlit of ”ID llnllod Stairs todav Ill‘IlI
that it. it, llaIIiInun and Otto lx'ahn.
the latter a New York Ililllht‘l‘, should
not lIu I‘t-quirod to itllHWt’l‘ 1hr lIItI-r-
State (‘oIIIOI't-c (‘onnnisnious durations
(-niIm-I'nlui‘: III-alings in stocks lwlwtwn
tho l'ninn Put-lilo and oihor roads, to
which they I'IIIIINI'II to limit“ rcspouso
\leI-n tho subject was under invosiigirl
lion in Now York. i J;

('onslruing tho Ilcctsion (It IIlt‘ court ’
iii a disarming opinion .lIIniit-v Ilay l'.\'-
prt'ssud the opinion that the construc- '
lion givon tho lutor SIIIII (onitntito
Ian tukc»: fIIIIII it all pontI I-i inun-
ligation.

GIRLS‘ COAT. MAIIIC ()It‘ ALI. WOOL (,IllluVIOT. Alli.

muons, REGULAR PRICE. 3.1.03 ................... $3.98
L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street

Definition of Chiropractic

. Chiropractic Is the science of the.
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life, in the differ-out organs and
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause 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 Female Dis-
cases are given Special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.

. T. FRANCIS, D.’ C.
94 WASHINGTON ST. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.

WOOD W000

A. CARMI BETTS.

DEALER IN

Hard and Soft Wood,

Sawed and Split Ready for
Family Use.

$5—COAL——$S
The No. 2 Nut (Pea)_Coal we "

avcnowon an iso ar esize OWWW
“ “ d “ g WE MAKE AND REMODEL

and uncommonly good quality,

in fact the Ferris kind. To those
KARP BROS.’

who can use Coal of this size we
recommend this lot as much su-
Deslgning and Ladies’ Tailoring Parlors,
88 North Main St. Tel. 968 South Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

perior to the usual kinds.
$5 per ton in your cellar.

The Ferris CoalCO

149 Washington St.

STAMFOEO PASTOR RESIGNS.

REV. Dl‘ F C Ottmiin Will Attend
World Evangelical Movement.
S’l‘.1\.\l|I‘(IitIl, III‘l‘, ll. III-v. In. i“.
i‘. tiltiIIaII, for NI.\ yours pastor nl‘ IIlt‘
First l’rcshyivrian church, has :Isnco
tho church to llllllt‘ Willi lIinI III a pc-
IIIIIIIl I” too WI-st (‘Iiostor I’I‘IINlii‘lt-t'y,
for tho son-ruIII-O ol‘ pill-sitll‘lil relations
on April 1 noxl. llI'. Oilniiin has not '
copied an imitation to take part in
IIII‘ world I-vanuolII-al IIIIII'OIIIIIIII un—
til I‘ (III'I'i‘,IIlIlI III lllo IIIIIrI-h's gIIIIOI-ul
ltrrl‘ItlIIIy. The bond of tho party.
which is to sail for IIII‘ ()l'Il‘lil t'rtInI
Van (fouvor next April "' is ltcv. .l.

-\I
Wilbur Chapman. ’l‘lic paiiv will via.

 

 

1: Vi xi ‘5 in , SELLECK’ .
The Right Place

 

 

 

Why NOt

 
 
 
 
 

 

Soft Wood 36. 00 per cord; $1.50 per Iluy. a Ring, It!l .lnpan‘. (:{lIIliL ltiItIf I‘IlIIiI‘llDIlII‘S. :‘I’nd
$6.- cord. W a to h . It‘ll go o r us in In orn our men In ’ , . ,
Hard Wood. 07.00 per cord; 01.75 per 1“,an W" I. ('lluipulim; itutoro Nam...» at... muu~ (ll We haw. about two dozen Men s and LadIeS Gold

it'y'tlio party will visit Iiostoii, Spring-
licld and Chit-ago

% cord.
Split Wood, 25c extra per 1/. cord.

Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 207-2. NORWALK.‘ CONN.

Filled 20-Ycar Guaranteed Watches, either Wal-
tham 0r Elgin movements, which we will sell at
half price. These Watches are all the latcét thin,
fiat m0dcls~$18lor $9; $20 for $10; $22 f0r$l 1.

Christmas git'i‘.’
You will find a

nice line of
.lowolry of all
kinds hero. and

STABBING VICTIM LIKELY TO DIE.
WINS'I‘ED. Doc. H.~-lt was stated
this morning at tho l.ltchtield County

 

 

 

YOU’LL MAKE NO MISTAKE

 

the prices arc lloalptul that iiicrc was no chango ‘In
in trading at. this fish market. All of ‘ - tho condition of Eniwnio lchIIus-i Io . . . _
m"- seafood Is so “1.51,. clean and ap- Fight. Men,s and You“ Men’s wus scvcrI-ly stalllu-d last night IIIIH’lII-v (ll SOIId GOId Rings, for Ladies and Children, hand-
patizlng that a trial order is sure to ‘ g a quarrel in which several persons ~ - .
make you one of our regular and suits. R NOACK, ' were involved. The bliysirinns do not. some settmgsv over [W0 hundred Of them on hand I

fled customers. .Jt is our business to
j please you and Wu believe that. tho
very best way for us to succeed in our
effort into offer you only the lineal.
and sweetest fish and slicilt’ood pi‘o—
curable; and this we are doing—not.
occasionally, but every day in the
, week.

look for his memory. Idiin‘onio dc
I‘rosporo. who was cut in tho alnlo- . .
lllt‘lt, l‘l‘lllllllis in about the name con-
dition as last night.
W
Tho (Il‘lllll corps oi" tlto
planning to form a local union and
have already applicd to tho stain body
for a charter. Unions in this lino arc
helm: lorinod throughout the static.
'I‘hc NOI-walk-Stamford Musical l‘InA
ion hold a business. meeting in South
Norwalk yesterday. The election of
titticcrs was the order of the tiny, but,
all of the ofllccs were Iiot tilled. Rn-
Ius J. Smith. of South Norwulk. was
named for secretary and treasurer.

36 NORTH MAIN smear. every one of them mad he sold—$3 for $1.50;

' $4 for $2; $5 for $2.50; $6 for $3.

(ll Silver and Chatelaine Watches all to go at half
price. Also..Medalli0ns, Brooches and Chains to
be closed out at less than coSt.

(ll As we intend to close out everything In this de- ’.
partmcnt, the goods will he sold for CASH ONLY. ‘ - '
This IS a chance that does not come very Often,
so come early and make your scletftion. We will
hold any article bought in this department until
Xmas on a small deposit. ‘ I

. KriegeSzr C0.

 

 

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF‘

Toys, Dolls, Etc

Xmas Cards and Calendars,
from Sc up.
Xmas Stationery, from 25c up
Xmas POSt Cards, from to up

W. A. Briggerman,

MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132.Washtngton 5t.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.

Suits and Overcoats

that Are reasonable in price, but
high class in fabric and tailoring
_.
SpeClal with a heavy wool lin-‘
ing, at
FUR CAPS.

town arc

SILCOX a. VAN SCOY.
- FISH MARKET,
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
Tel. 931. Try Us. Free Delivery.

For Xmas Cigars

TRY THE

Roger LudIOW

THEY ARE. THE BEST ‘IOc CIGAR
MADE.

The. Twin City

5c CIGAR is A WINNER.

MEN'S run COATS

 

 

25

$2

Willis H. Scll'eck

 

Second Vice-President John Nouga-
haucr. of the grand lodge of the Sons
of Herman. intends to go to New Ha
vcn tomorrow evening. when the grand
iodgc Omcers will pay a visit 10‘ the
lodge in the Elm City.

 

 

 

WILLING To SEE HIM.
"This is tlIt- third time I have called
for that hill."
“1 but I can't pay it."

 

AUSTRALIAN FISHERM EN. .

 

b0l r _\
“lint when can you?"

 

Their Dexterity in Use of Hard Wood

 

 

 

 

 

 

» y “i dunno. You might can~ three 48 AND 50 WALL ST NORWALK Spear—Landing a Ca‘Ch- _ .
B. I. REYNOLDS. ~ - » militi‘é‘iilill‘“li..°.f..§l‘§.militia: 29-31 West Washmgton Street
‘ MANUFACTURER -----~——————-— South Sea Islanders, are extremely “ i
, WHY HE BARKED. clever fishermen. In the case Of the .. SOUTH RORWALK
SHE DOES. . A Wltlicss in ,m iriah court talked L; Australian nntlv, tackle is often con< . '
. ‘ » ‘ . ' ‘ ’ ‘0 fined to a slender hard wood spear .. . .2.
He married a vandevdle actress land that tiharlns Philips, who was t '1 1 ' H
A singer and a. dancer was she; counsel on tho. other side, said: “Fel- BI‘O GSQIIO .V carver.

But; alas soon he had to awaken

well

. W

 

 

She leads him a song and a dance.
—Phlladelphla Bulletin.

 

 

. She seemed tube gentle and sunny,
And at first, 0! how happy was he.

‘ And few were the days of romance
F0r she changed her tune and now——

low, why do you bark so furiously?“
“BccauseJ' said the man. looking
hard at Philips. "1 think I see a thief!"

She—i can‘t. cook meal. but. I can
make angel iOOtl. lie-How nice. And
we will live In one of my air castles.»

 

Kansas City Journal.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

inure.
means real helpfulness.

{ S7 WASHINGTON $T.

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,1 What could be bétter for your boy or your girl or your employees
than 0. Savings pass book in this bank with an initial deposit of $1 or
Get away from trunsiloty trifles and give something that

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. .

 

CNOAL !

TELEPHONE 450.

COAL!

ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED.
TRY ATON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.

0.2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton.

. 68 WATER STREET.

 

3.2:.
A woR‘THv DESIRE.
An ambitious young Chicagoan call-

fluii

tidcd to "write a hook" and that. he
would be pleased to afford the pub-
lisher the chance to bring it out.

 

 

 

“lilay I venture to inquire as in tin-
Iiaturc of the book you propose to

lug something mi the line of ‘lms Mis-
erables.’ only livelier, you know!”—-
Lippiucott's.

'5‘”

ARE.

 

‘mn‘.

Armed with such a weapon, the
"black follow” will take a porch upon‘
some convenient rock, and gaze stead-
lly ,into the wonderfully transparent
blue water. Intuition and long Obser-
vation seem to supply an almost, un-
canny knowledge as to the haunts of
different fish at stated times, and it.

its an uncommon tent. for this type of
{fishermen to rise suddenly to his feet

tine mullet or a jew fish, almost as
long as the fisherman is tall. .

Then the native leaps into the water
and wndes or swims ashore dragginnr
his prize after him by the gills-al.011-
don Standatd.

“Yes. and that Isn't all."
"What more?"
i “It has also been denounced."

 

 

 

 

A LOVERS' QUARREL.

'I‘w young persons of Gcrmaulonn
\lho lad been engaged, had. quarIcl
rd b t were too mood to “Idaho up.
iiurtlermme, both were anxious to
have it believed that they had outlro-
ly to gotten each other.

One day the young man called os-

Inc,‘ ” to said, with the pollteat of bows.
“lilies Eaton, I believe. Is your father
ln‘!"'

"1 m sorry to say he is not." the
voting woman Icsponded without the
slight-8t sign of recognition. DO you

 

young woman, as he reached the low-
OBI lit D. “but who shall I say culled?"

 

——l.lpplncott's.

 

DIDN’T LIKE THE SAMPLE.
“ lot some nanmics of cheese here i
soc." IcInaIkcd a well known prot’cs-
stonnl man of Plymouth, as he stepped
into a provision dealer‘s store and
pickcd up a little i’oil wrapped package
l‘rom. a tray on the counter. “‘1 like
cheese pretty well and i guess 1'”

’ M Innd slitnd his rude spear hurtling tonsil y on business with her father. My one." and he proceeded to do It.

‘ ‘ o o lthronizh thirty feet at space before it. on W lch occasion it chanced that she befOIe the storeheeperr could tell him
A Chnétmas 8“ 6‘1")“ cnteis the water to pierce clean shouh answeI the door bell. any different.

. . through the body of a big schnapper, 3 Th voting man was game “Pardon Then the professional man shot out

of doors and made a hot. fool; for the
drug store for he had just. eaten a
yenstcnke. wanted something to got the
taste out of his mouth. and didn' t (idl‘u
much whether it tasted worse or bct‘
tor .wBIockton Enterprise.

 

, Write?" asked the publisher very on M- wish .0 den him personally?"
The 80““! Norwalk saVin S Bank 0d upon a publisher 0f novels in that lilttrly. I BY HER DISAPPONITED FIlVALS. "Ye ." replied the young man, as RETRIBUTION.
0113'. to -whom be imported confiden- "Oh," come in an offhand way from “Hus her engagement been an- be tor ed to go down the steps Tommy—Pop, what is retribution?
UNITED BANK BUILDING. tlnlly the information that he had de- the aspirant. of fame. “I think of do nonnced?” “I b g your pardon, " called out the Tommys Pop—Retribution, my son, is

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something that we are sure will even«
tnnlly overtake other maniac-«Plinth
dolphin Rocoind ‘ .

 

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