till: ‘1:
Furs Ready
to Wear?
IF NOT. BRING THEM TO US. WE MAKE, REMODEL. RELINE;
RE-DYE FUR.-
KARP
or so. MAIN e‘rnesr. TEL.
AQUILA
TEL. 476.
Ladies, Attention!
The fall season is approaching and as beg to Ill-Infill the ladies
0! South Norwalk and vicinity that we are remit for them with the
latest styles in SUITS and PRth‘ F‘SS tit‘lWNs
All our styles are imported front the Ilt‘RI
Houses, and we assure the hlshest finiisi‘ntiitlll
BROS.
' oseloNEns AND LADIES' TAILORS.
scorn NORWALK. CONN. 1
m
New York Fashion
(lit. us it WM
8. BRIA
THE LEADING LADIES’ TAILORS.
24 MONROE STREET.
Careless Methads
BEST
COAL, screen it thoroughly and employ nothing but the heat and most rare-
drIVe trade own).
ftll men to tit-liter it
HARRIS 8t GANS CO.
Telephone 460
WHEN ~VOu WANT THE
Best 10c Cigar Made
ASK FOR THE
Roger Ludlow
YOU CAN'T BEAT THE
Twin City and Nugget
For Sc
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
FIRR WOOD
Hard and soft ready for family use.
Hard‘Wood ..... 01.75 per ll cord.
80ft Wood ...... $1.50 per 14 card.
Split Wood. 25:: Extra.
/ “’MMI IETTS' WOOD YARD.
’ N6. 74 Newtown Avenue,
Phone No. 733:. Norwslk, Conn.
héTEILNSOAL @-
EVERY WOMAN KNOWS—
That proper coal must be used
In; the kitchen range; if not
The cooking will he a failure.
Every woman kn0ws—
If the cooking is not right
I
1 Handle lack of good humor ‘ I
And cheerful conversation I ‘
At the table. I
Rve’ry woman knows-—
Ill temper means bad digestion
IAnd poor health; therefore
coal means good health. ‘
m e host of women know— ‘
{yrs sELL GOOD COAL!
«doe
EEERRIS®AL (3).
”fishy a true word has been spoken
”Indians of immmar.
That Is Why “'0 nlltke It 1t [Milli-1 in
t‘.ll I) Illt‘
63 Water Street
Fall Suits
Hats,
Furnishings
COMPLETE
D. GOTTLIEB
Shoes and
For Men. Boys and Children
11 NORTH MAIN sT.. so. NORWALK
gamlent is reduced. Ladies“ Suits.
others ask $20.00, our price 012.98.
slter free.
as South Meln on. 80. Norwsllt.
POIOON PLACED IN BEER.
I’A'I‘EREON, N.’ .I.. Oct. 5,—Edwsrd
housekeeper. Mary Webb. is In it hos-
pita In a crlllcal condition as the
res It of poison whith is believed lo
have been in beer they dlttuk lust
‘lllilllt Ill dinner Physicians diagnosed
the-case its probable stryllluiue [mis-
ouing. The. police are llrveatl,,:t:itt ;.
.lohn 0. Miller, of South (‘llureh
street, this city, "was admitted to the
Norwulk lloupital last evening and
was operated on this morning by Dr.
Jean llulnortler. assisted by Dr. will-
ter llltcht‘oek illlil Dr. Henry (‘. Silt-r-
er.
A French chemist has recently pro-
__—t~lalmed that cider is an antidote for
typhoid fever. The acid in It is the
l. as It destroys the serum. 0 itler
ln Europ‘ is more generally used all a
Provost, a carpenter. ls“tiestl. and his
The Paris Cloak, and Stilt House-
a COUTH MAIN .TRIIT, SOUTH NORWALK.
Crest Alteration Sele oi Ledlee' Stilts. Costs. seats. were,
Dresses, Relucoets end Sweaters.
We have outgrown our present quarters with rapid strides and we
are compelled to enlarge our premises.
During this rebuilding every
In all worsler. ”.93. Ladies‘ Suits,
82.00 Lingerie \Vaists for 984:. We
r‘
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
010 Mtin at. Standard.
bevrnge than in this country. Gor-
msns appear ’11 prsler cider after it
becomes sour hut Americans usually
prefer lt while it is sweet.
- PURE
1
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Olllee end ltorege, N. \'.. N. H. d “-
Freight Vera.
Two ’l’llones — 754-3;811l 2
”*ENING SENTINEIS‘
Lake Ice‘
" l» russsav.ocr.g.xm~1
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Housefurnishing Department
A Few Specials in Our Housefurnishing Department
Lightning Jars, quarts. - $1.00 Balloon Fly Traps. - - - 10c
Lightning Jars. pints. - - 90c Lanterns. - - - . . 49c
Fruit Jar Fillers, - - - 5c Lamp Chimneys. - - - 3c
tLarge Chopping Bowls. - 29c Water Filters. - - - - 9c
Chopping Knives. - - — 25c Fly Paper, per box, - - 19c
MeetVChoppers, No. 2. - - 51‘) Fancy Earthen Ten Pots, - 40c
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT. NORWAIK, CONN.
‘ DARIEN GOES REPUBLICAN.
{But Rance Pooley es Again the First
. Selectman.
l
The town of liurien went Republican
yesterday, but You ll. POUIP)‘ regained
his prestige as first seieelmun. though
a Democrat. Rance didn't have to get
‘ 'he most votes either. for while II. It.
Taylor got a greater total. Charles ll.
H. KRIEGER & CO.
Fitch was Rsnce's Republican 0pm
neat who was candidate for the first
I position on the board.
The town vote was as follows, an
Iasterisk preceding the nztme of tho
i defeated candidates:
' Selectmen.
' Van It. Pooley, d ................. 26f.
.liillttn ll ’I‘nyiot r .. ............:itl'l'
TRY OUR
F. KARL,
PHONE 445.
Bolognas. FrunkIuriers and Sau-
sages — all made fresh. daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
76 NORTH MAIN STREET;
Our Coal-Talks Our Goal
may not will
Convince You
Only personal exper-
ience counts when qual-
ity-superior quality»
is the Issue.
P c r s 0 ll all experience
with our Iiuzellon coal
is what you need to
convince yourself of
what. we know:
That the prqpf oi the coal is in
the burning
That the burning of our Hazel-
ton cool le superior
That‘s a burning shame you did
not know it sooner.
Tel. 294. l22 Netor 8t.
'Ihe B.Hershfield 81 Son Co.
the money.
W
1’nlew-v0nk sotron DEAD.
KNEW YORK. Oct. 5.—-.lohn R.
I D'Ootlnell. who was successively night
Woditor and news editor of the. New
Yorkfiernld for runny years. died at
MS horns here today of heart disease.
He wee titty-six years old. Mr. mum
11.01110le from West. Virginia to New
:18“. and began his newspa-
r as compositor on the Her-
fie so employed, he took it
doing SOLELY a savings
In your account. here?
.IIOIII willtlt he
he did not undertake the practice
law.
lilliunNo, ii in ":83
(Inch
the .
opposing James (1. Illttlne.
.-.____
No saver needs to be told that SAVINGS deserve that UNUSUAL
. of safety thet can he found most highly rdovehped ONLY in
u—unless it is n fashion hint.
business and with everv possible
eofexnuld. This Is just such a Savings Bank.
F South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITED IANK BUILDING.
”0TH NORWALK, OONN. ‘. 7,
course in the Columbia Law School.
r~eteited a degree but
As president of Typographical
and 1884 he now
a vigorous fight against one of
w l'ork Iit‘WSWIDPI'R and made
'.lhis contest u feature of the presi-
dential election then in progress by
Don't expect a: woman to take a hint‘
of
The Leading Store for
eady-to-Wear Clothes
In The Nurwaiks
If so come to see us
at $25.00 These suits
s
0
WE ARE DEPARTING FROM THE CHEAP JOHN OFFERINGS. such as $3. 00 and $5 00
Coats. and Ten Dollar Suits. We wish to sell you good. reliable goods at moderate priCes. While $2 5.00
for 8 Suit or $15.00 for a Coat may sound high. we feel that if you will look into our special offerings
and buy the better grades of goods we are offering you at reasonable prices. you will spend less money ‘ 72.,
on the whole. and you'll look herpr dressed than when buying the cheap, shoddy goods offered to you
by so many merchants, who malts a specialty of making you believe that they are in business for your ' 1 —
special benefit and are always oiiering you goods worth $2.00 for $1.00.
IN OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT we maintain the same standard of high qualities. large
assortments, reasonable prices as we have done for the last 40 years. We have a fine and polite corps of
Saleswomen who will be pleased to show you through our large and varied stocks whether you intend
purchasing or not.
("NWT-’9 -"
H.KR
HERE MEN. WOMEN. BOYS AND
GIRLS are fitted from head to foot with Clothing
of medium and good quality at reasonable prices.
Are'You Going to
' theDanbury Fair?
special things we have to offer.
In our FINE TAILOR MADE SUIT DE-
PARTMENT we have placed on sale upward of
one hundred up-to-date plain Tailor Made Suits
. serges. worsteds and line broadcloths.
leading shades. long half- fitted coats with up- -to-date plaited skirts. These
are regular $35.00 values. but we will sell them during Danbury Fair week
for $25.00. Alterations free. Also on sale a very handsome half-fitted fine
Broadcloth Fall Coat for $15.00 and $16.00. the best values ever ofieredior .
RESPECTFULLY YOURS.
GER 8. Co .‘ '
29-31 West Washington Street South NOrwalIt
It‘hntles ll Pitch r ............. :4»
;*.lnmesllennclt. d............,..21ti
l .
Town Clerk and Treasurer.
Stephen ll. iloyt. r and d my. . . .51!)
Tu Collector.
Elbert G. limes, r .............. 304
’Willlltul I). Anderson, tl ........ 214
Assessor;
Clarence [.;_ Scofield. r
John H. Selleck, I‘
John It, i‘onu, r
“Abel Dance. d .....,... .
'Ezra liurtwrighl, tl
‘Andrew Taylor. d
Board of Relief.
Newton H. (‘rofooL l ............. 1.12
Nathan Iiauchy. r .............. 8111:
Andrew S. Waterbury, d ......... 191
‘L‘hnrles A. limes, tl .............. 169
School Board.
Rev. llr. II. S. llrown, r ........... 326
W. C. Perry. 1' .................. 365
II. M llaket. l .............. :itiil
l‘1t‘llS,.l\'eilson r ............... 3.18
IDr. G. H \'oxon. r .............. 3.37
E E. llluggetlloff. d ............. 159
Frank theen tl ................ 162
Charles- Bennett. ti ............... 190
W. H. Orchard. d ................. Itiii
“W. E. Street, d ............. '. . . .153
Grand Jurors.
Frank McGiuuis. r .............. 346
David Moore, r .................. 351
'Esra Hurtwrlght. tl ........... ..162:
‘W. H. Orchard. (1 ............... 162
, .. Constables.
~ «‘1.» A..S. Brewer. r .. .......... 355
, Richard Leonard, r ......... 362
before YOU 801 5“ the IA. Finch, l' ..................... 319
D. 8. Mother. 1- ................. u
Hanl‘ord Smith. d ..
M. S. Ottmer. d ................. 155
W. ll. flies, d .............. ....162
'I-‘. 'l‘. Schrsder, d .............. 153
Registrers.
W. ii. \\'illmott, .lr., r ............ 351
_ Charles Bennett. d ............... 16:!
consist of fine all wool r‘ n C r Mum"
\ .. . ra ut. r ........... .356
All the Charles llennett,d ............... llifi
Tree Warden.
John .1\. French. r ............... 344
’Ezra Hartwright, d .............. l'l'5
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
it weekly payments. also to property
. owners on second and third mort-
‘ {11398. All business transacted strict-
.V confidential. Office hours from 9 a.
it. till 7 p. m.: Saturdays till 9 p. m.
mosesuneur LOAN e sEcunn-v
COMPANY
94 Washington on, Hevilsnd Bldg.
One flight on. Room 1.
Benjamin.
Clothes
appeal very etrongly to the eleee
. “or men who appreciate “lndl-_
I ~vlduellty." l'l‘hst'e the word—-
“individuality." Nothing elee
tells the story. '
sum . . . .etsso to ram
OVIRCOATB 5010.00 to 030.00
ARROW COLLAR! . .15
' neousn causes 2 tor .25
Wt.
"i‘i'iil ‘
Joseph Davis
Teller, clothlory Hotter,
Norwalk Chronicler