. acarlty of wattr.
' weather in tit
, the lake region and the northeastern
till I; [IIIIIII
belly Deluge of the People of liar-
walk and .Beath lorralk.
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wm‘m horns.
Low barometer III central this too. n-
th: in the lower Miaminutppt valley
with high barometer and cool pleasant
northwest. Cloudy
weather with I ll ahowern prevails in
unto.
Forecast: showers tonight and Wetl-
nesday: brink southerly wIndn. becom-
ln. variable.
lira. lmoaene lion. oi Norwnllt. is
nutte ill.
Patrick Durkln and Mitts May Fay
are noon to wed. .
Lolita Leonard. of l'nion Park. spent
Sunday in New York city.
--Pnper hung at 25c per roll. John
W. Beatty.
A daughter hast been born to Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Wood. of West Main
street.
Schiller Stamm. United Order of Red
Man. will meet tonight III‘ Myatio
Chain hall.
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A large number of people visited Ro
ton i’olnt Sunday. walking tlov'vn from
the Rowoyton junction.
'
Mint-I Edith Whitney. of Connecticut
avenue. is viaiting her aunt. Mrs. Thy-
lor. of Bridgeport.
' Mitts (‘orn Whitehead, of Brooklyn.
in visiting her" stator. Mrs. Frederick
H. Norton. lllekory Bluff.
Charles Miller and Martin Kelicgg
went to Nichols Forms. Sunday nigh‘.
and conducted rorviccs.
A regular meeting of the directors
of The Norwnik cluo will he held in the
directors” room tonight at It o'clock.
The crushtd stone on West atenue
seems to be very soft and from we yen
indications will not war v.e y wtll.
John H. Eimentiorf and family. wht
have been at Ben island all summer.
moved to Bridgeport. yesterday.
Mrs. l". (3. Bttlkiey. from Washington.
1). (‘.. in visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William ii. Wilt-ox, No. “2 Wes
street.
-—Wetltling invitations engraved it
very reasonable rates. Sentinel oiilt-t-
lint-net 'I‘ribc. imp. I). ll. M.. will ho“:
a meeting tonight. invitations are out
for the ladies' night it) be held Octo
her 33th. _
The wanlk fire (‘iOllllillilf‘S will b
06! for practice this t-.vcnlug l’hI eni
Idea er will not be testt Il. owing to tilt
Stverni Norwolit people went to Nut
(‘nnaon last night and :IttttIIicl litt
concert given under the tlII-It-tion oi
iinrry Sebastian. of Stamford.
The regular monthly nzeetlI-g of tie
llottrd of Directors of the South Nor
walk club hhhold at the ti'l
rooms thin av og at it O'clmk.
I.
in he of Sacred Heart fi'ri’lci‘u wlt‘
be ht l in St. 'liarv's chutch. lI‘rlIlm
durum Brother: an unloading ado
barrels of cement at their when.
i
Ilia- Lucy Wilson. of Baal manta“ is:
I
spending a week in New Haven.
A number of Norwalk people are lot
attendance at the Danbury Fair today.
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The Norwallt letter carriers have:
been titted out with black winter hel-
mets. " g’
Charles Addison. Jr.. went to lion-l
bury. today. to min! at J. W. Stud-
weli' piano booth. I
~ i
Whelpley & (‘hIrlt remembered the
workers of the polls, yesterday. by pre-
t
heating them with ciaora. i
l
Thomas Hunt for conatable. put 112.
punters over I.. i). Keeler. the Repuhil-t
can nominee for tonstnbie. :
The City (‘ouncll of Norwnllt, whithl
Willi nohetll'letl to met last night. ad-t
iournetl until this evening. .
Miss Cora Sutherland and Min Annle'
Moshel. of Greenwich wheeled to
Norwallt. Sunday. and vhdted i'rimtln.
Water (‘ommitmloner (‘harles S ‘
Trowbrltlge lIl having II new piazzat
placed on his residence in South Main;
street.
—l.725 ready mixed points. at it5c.I
per gal. .l. W. lieutty. 207 Washington
Itrcet. ‘
E. Thompson. of tiny iiidge. and
iohn Nolan. of New York. were guests;
lay. .
Frank Svec will sell out bin shoe Ie-‘
pairing business in North Main stree'.
i‘illll‘rillfly. and will go to Work for lily
.ner ll. Nash.
The quarterly ltllfllnt'ns "it cing o.’ the'
Norwnik ilaptlst church will be held at;
I o'clock this evening. in the l).!:i'-‘I
ment of the church.
A team driven by I‘rI-tlcritk () m .
stead, of Wilton broke down on Winl
.Itrcet. this morning. the wIlee-l getting
naught in the car track.
Battery il. now stationed at l-‘ozt'
lrlswoitl. and of which re.er.tl Nor-I
walk boys are lllf‘illLOI‘S. {Ins r‘lt'lVI‘ilI
Irtit-ro to prepare to more to Phliadc'-[
:Ihln. to await further ortiets
\irs l". S. ll)xlll"t and children h1'tIe
etttrncti to their home in the I' fill)..-
.'ilie district. after several duve' \'l it"
with the formcr'n parents. Mr. and Mrs.
i. M. ilcnctllct, of West Main Sili'll.
.\ Hilillii‘l' illiil tatertaltmpni will bt
:lW'll. in the Twin I‘lty \\'tIt~I-inIt-II'~'
'lllii looms. tonight, i-lii'l‘ the I‘I‘fliilill
.IIIHlilll)‘ tIIeI-tiug. it is earnestly ro-
|ilt‘.~:ll‘tl that oil members; h. [Il"‘.I't'lll.
I’I'ttl i’ltzer. of South Norwnik. who
'24 III take part in the bityclt- rust-t: at
he liIInIIIIIy fair today, while wizttt~l»'
or: down front the Norwnlk Fair
irIIIItIIls. Sunday, io.-.t a bicycle suit.
(in l"l'ltlfl,\' n It. .It lziitt p. ill ”the of '
ict'rs of illl~ (lii'b‘ Needlework club, of
'Ie Norwallt (-‘otuzt‘tizntlohal -"'Ili‘t‘ll.
I'Ill illt‘ll with hire. ”I'ltll'll :It tlII par-
-tItI:IgI- to lli'l'.l"I{I‘ for th- your II work
.Ittsob Liillltl'll-‘ill. of that :c: Iililli't
lotI-l, who ha. lII-I-II Ilttiwrlng with a
IInIor of the I~tmuach for some time
utcrttl the Norwalk Hospital totia)
or the purpore of having an operation
It-riormed.
'l‘lIc "llllllll'i')' I'llllltil’llllll oi ’i‘lll ll.-Il'l
morning. and ilomry services on 'I‘uI‘rI
tlay evening; (lilr‘lhil October.
Herbert W. Vomit-Her, who war had I
ly httrt Lint Friday in helm! tun own
by the (lid Wt- ll Ilnnlt uutl l.It«ldII com-
pain ‘I truth. it- itettimr alontt lilI ely.
"...—...... ...—......
ilev. l-‘IIllict' .I. .I. Furlong Is what
ion the question at builtlitut . and
mine i'illll house IIII ltI . Mile of t It'I-I-
I'II (' :‘Ilittillt t'.lIlII III III Il'tlttl . IIII
V'IIIIIIIIII IIIII lt-t er of tin IIItItt it,
John Klt'llt‘ll w. I‘ dtlthut thruuttl '
Wall sin-.Itl {\nttiullt. )ta'fli lay. whet
llII- \‘lll'l'l of hi- intuit) War lltl‘li oil it)
mount in contact with the IIIIt-I-t otti
III. IV trucltu
W. i' HtIuIllborn ttetuttrtr of
\IIIIIII‘III imitlutt of ”HIIIII
to hire. W. i‘. mine» .I tli‘liil IIII ITIIIIIII
iIII infilllllllit‘ III M III hit” lot--
to tht order
[III
the ‘II'IlllIliill Slitxlim N‘ Ivy 'lilti
“ht III Int unnunl IIIIIItitIIt last plain. and
O'lt‘li II ”Il't-N‘ Illutl‘i- "l.‘4ll|l‘|\l \"ll
littttt Wi'llill'il' Itrt- pttwltltvnt. I.I;IIIII
iltlllkk‘, l‘lll‘l‘l'fllitii‘llllfl tOH'I'I‘IIH'y. I‘ hit
I-I I‘lt'ltllliil. illidtltllll IeI-I'Itary. lieuty
Kit not
It IItIlItI. ”IIIIIII. IttiploIIIl lot {um
\I .III with Wltltuotth Norwnlk
Ildiltll iatlIItltttt III III South Main
I-IrI-et. I'irIMhIIII Inuit at teaatmultlt'
Irltw Latino IIIylt II and loud lit IIIIII
run-ml I‘lt~.Inina and repairing ncat~
ly Iiou .
w
putttr III II" Nona IlIt lioptlui thurtlt
one teIIIltI-II n lII-thetl popper last
night. at the I'Mldtme of Mcture. I' III-
tin and Frank Smith. South Find
WIN”. A innr number III hl- ports-h-
IItIt-ra and friction worn prewttl and a
Iluliahtiui Imnloa wn- par-ed with "III-
I. I. r‘tmm. S‘lt’
The pin dropout out of one of the
Min of the tooth in the III the item
‘ II-Inttt ttnrtv. III the tumor of etooth
Main and llIIIiIIItItl Itrwtl. rotcrdnr
nitrtnmm. allowintt the whrel to tome
IIW. .IameIt Jon“. the ottumhl. war
elitzhtly shaken up, itml Jmep't Ilood
win, who who ridina with the driver.
and Frederick loom we. threw- ol.
litth p tlll‘
I'M'H‘i Illtliln III the Now MI
I ltIlltli
‘ lllltlllltlllt it." IlI.IIttI ot III- ... lli""
ban ‘
i The IIIII
j li'it' Iiflttl
iltr i-‘Inolt P ltotItIIntI the retirinn
It .\lill.~ lei it itt‘I-III .IitI‘III-Iitttt in tlic I.IIl
m, 'l'hI-v show a Hit" of well H‘l"i'l"ll
lIII.-‘. both trimmed and utItIlzumttl and
II popular prime. .I\ icon at their
I\'I’Il[illi'r lit'lllii‘iilte'lli II’lli “It‘ll lItI Int. r
Hiillil.
'l'utI lit’l’lll iI‘i‘ lIlI IN"-
ImIII IIII: ill Ii" lutIIl .l 'l‘
.'I .\l;tiu .ItII-ei NIII'WIHII.
'III III II'
i'.n-\tt ,
\I II mention h. .l on SIIIIIIIII the
It ~I.IIII of myth): IIIl ti II II it“ ill“
I'IllII‘)‘ IIIII Iii»: .lt It d and .I IIIlIlIiill
“t' I-IIII.II.-III.I.' of in .I II .III, “is“
I. II‘I.IIIIII.III. \\ Ii llII.III2, '
'I'I-uty and .ItrIIi. SLIIII-II IIIII- Hup
ItIItitI-tl iII Itmlt Ittio low in Illi'l'.
KIIIIIlI-III ll.‘.|l III»- IIIIIAIII‘II to tie iltil
nimclll in IIIIMIIIIIIIIIII iiII .I'iIIIIiIII
.I l‘ll II III: I IIoou 'l‘l.c no I lit it
to- II III IIiItIIIIIII pow I 'iIII‘ llldlt‘
bit-IIIIItli-II
Il- IttI.I'.
lilitl“
it It IItI eIIIIIitw
lltI l-‘ \ II IIliall pt IIIIII-i .. \IH
line and pIIIItiI ti Mlliiitll Ill ihut Inn
on) tiIItItl. LII” HIIIIIIII .Iltv lilINIll
He told Iltt lliititli‘ that It It'hr ltt'il I
II ilh- IIII lllli “3.1- .I IIIt Unit to ”III
III IiIIIt. Ill» Itllldiittl to the sound
..»I IItI .tllllliiliilttl“ ll rmttu ”run-
into it“ IIII ItItIltItt IIIIIItitta
The Inth at thr Noiwniit \'l‘lhflll'd
lililtll. Ito-t riuudtt baht it I’I|‘~
\ .tlIIIIIl III .til. “I" lilimm -.IIIII
IIt iiililwl bl“ lint‘llrit, with
'ilII IIIIIII IlIIIIIIs lIII ”ll’
elnnllm iIuliI iIII- Ila-tint Whine and
Inna H'Iiltll III-ttwttuur 'i'bctc watr
uclettiotw ohm hit two male thariIIlthI.
'l’itw «IIIIIIIII w.” IIIII of [real [mm-r.
There war II inrae audience pro-not.
\‘..
I Well Lodge No. ills. F. and A. M" wli
I at this oiilce.
; rt .It ich
if S. R. Keith, of Norwalk. over Sun-quo-ty was thrown out.
Illilll) Intltu from iii”. inches thltk at
‘ thick.
, Capital of tho Tradoamen'a National
WM wnmacon mm
m
A regular communication of OlI'I
the hold tonight. Work. iltttt degree.
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~Plnte and 5d engraved cat-tin. Wm.
Since anlantl assumed control oi
iigypt. In liltil. the amount of debt per
head of the population has been retlucI
ed from 870 to In".
Otto Sittgerwuld. with his wife and
some friends. slatted out for a driw
l.t.It ilundm afternoon. They had only
the corner of South Meir
street and Woodward avenue. th-n Iht
wheels of the vehicle I-IIlitIpI-ed. and the
l-‘ortIIII'Itt-Iy
no one was hurt; bttt the trip wart Rh"
on I'll.
~ l-‘R \tlllAN} II AT A llARtl .\i\'.
'I‘heIe is till uhlfis In every imperial
t‘roun cigar. about nine whiffs for a
c.nt That in fragrance at a low priee.
The thickness of armor on modern
warships In truly astonishing. . 'l‘ltt
side armor of a iiratclars battleship lli'l‘
tilt top of the belt to 9% inc1hct at ”It
bottom. The gun tIIIret nrt- IIftIn pIo
'c ted by nrnIor'from if» to l? lttchc
The armor till the deck of il:I
vessel in front 2% to 4 Inches thick.
BAN! 18 SERIOUS TROUBLE.
Impaired—Failed to Clear
tily Associated Press)
New York. October i—‘i‘ht- 'l‘to:lts«
men's National “unit at 260 “'I-nt
ilrontlwoy tIiti not clear through
“I";ii‘lllK-iilllifit' today.
the
and it develop II
that the bank it ill N‘l‘ltillh trouble.
The I'II‘IIl'lillz-lliillhl' committee visit
d the bank yesterday. and illlt‘l‘ u care
.’III examination of it.» .‘Itlt'llllili‘S found
.ts Iapltnl oi 87.30.00“ illlll.|li‘t‘tl .Iud IIII
vised :ItI I-.It'iy Il-ptidotioo.
'l'hI- 'i’ratlt-IItiIeII'n National bank I.~
nlII- ill the oldest and one of the lIctItI
IIIIIIIII institutions of its kind in thin
.Iity, ’llp- wool l‘:\.‘ll.llll{l* \II»II-'ItI-II
.IIl:lilt'.~.-' illllllili't'i‘ll)‘ only :I to“ day:
Iit't‘l'tr-II lh.tt llII
hunk wait in no IiIIur-I- totIIoru -Il, ill .
thoiutlt it has not Ilcizicd that it hot!
:iIttIy wool amounts.
on. when it no?
.\ l.I't‘l\’\' iltli.ll-l'|'.
"tine of tlic hoi‘est till he- 1 (Wu
made was with the hope at t’llllllii‘ll’ll
I wife." said the h.IIIIl«nIIII It man, who
“’H II great "clip" in his yII—u. “it
u‘ I'- III Florida. where the oidIci of ill)‘
.Itt‘wtion had gone to spend II wlut t
Phone 138-2.
Repeating a Thing ° '
often enough makes people believe in it, and
when people believe, it is just as necessary
to be table to dotwhat you've said to keep
tbeotidt the fttith.’ i am repeating every day
my song “Buy oats that's clean"—-maklng
people believe before they do come to see
me and convincing them when they do come.
Buy (lots that ti clean.
I MANUEL ‘r. HATCH.
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Milllnery Emporium.
The largest and best selected line of \liliinery at
1’0 ular Prices shown In the 'lwitI (‘ ities.
Hable consisting of latest style Trimmed Hats
at $1.98 and 32.48 will always await you during
the entire season.
Ladles’ Furnishings.
Special—:Lttdios' Ribbed and Haiti “0th at lie;
2 pair 25c; will interest you. Best *l. (ill Kid
(llove ill cities; every pair warranted.
'loke a look at Wrapier llcbarttneot; they fit
well. wcur well and sel Well.
Agent Staten island Dye House.
83\\'Mill||lii°"m" TillOtson & Mills.
South Not-walk.
Pushing Things‘r i
Soliciting your ottlet for Satuttiay, (ht. lot. I make
the l'ollowint.r Special Prices for the above date. l’ric '08
have been cut to the bone. 'lhe attention of prudent
'osb customer rs is called to the pllCttS quoted Ilt‘l". [’1 re-
IIIium stautpsintotbebargain. \oudothetest. ('.oIIIe I
Ilarrel .iones‘ Hour. ".15 tWiIIIlIIoI Saute. lttc. 15c article.
ling Jon".- Hom- 52.. {Van Camp's Maccarani and theme 15c I
lirl'I‘l l’lllsltlil‘v $500 I'“°""‘ 0m” i' .I. '-0 to fit size
M ‘ 7 liltrheu iltItIItt-t
lag l‘illsbur thit-
Qitlli‘l bottle Ilomcsilt Oil L'ttt
ih‘ Hm. tiranulntmi Shout SUI" itIIttIIr il little better titan the other;
Shoulders 7c follow“ 5 llettt. and .I little let-Is in
ilillllfi ' he price, 23c ‘
ilacon I'.:I- A special cut irotu :lc lb. to 5c in hit
.'tIeesI- l:|._.c mates. My colft-c trade has iIIt-t'cus- I
'JTII- " I‘ll of ltiit‘.
l lb. pztli i'oilttlltie .
I‘ I'ilkl‘tt ()zoot- or ltztbbttt's J'II- :.in\'a and Mocha 32c
n I‘.Ikl‘.~l Mail Soup ' 23c ,1 lb. .\lodI-l lloiting Powder. 20cm lit.
LIII Zoo Soup. zit-.titriartteie 1 to. “It". 25 and 15c grades. l
twuox Soap. tic. or article, Ellauanon l.’.c doz. ‘
«‘Ioap Powders. 3c. t'tc article. Sweet Potatoes lttc pie;
Hurst-as Satin (Hosts Starch, I‘. lb. Lot Store and Scrub Brushes 5 and to.-
on. Ilcgttinr wholesale price. -ith‘. 37c. it! and if" grades. I
tit-Izular wholesale price. Mr. ‘A 35c ilronm (itic ,
iitiynl Wort-enter Sauce. 'A iltte llroom 25c;
«Not. 1.. & i'l tit- ilit lll‘llt'ml’ I \ZI'II‘ liroom llII'
Ilctc are a dozen batguius: some of the ftuits of bar-
:uiu hunting III \cw \ otk last week. 'lbe Zoo Soap 18
I white iioating soup ltttgcr than the small Ivoty soap
lash ptitcs. Better let lllt' till your Older and get the
It Imps. \o stamps on sugar or floor.
Lorenzo Dibble, Model Grocery,
l3 NORTH MAIN .TRIIT. .
(“will all»! 4 «SAW
with her parents. We were all lnvltrII
to IIII entertainment. 1 miles up thet
railroad. and .Imrptcti.
"What did i do but plm 'l
hold up of the twin I iLtti IIII troubled
to Had the turn. and tttct ..Itut- IlIt-np
They were to Idop the trndt. II‘H‘I' ‘u
man to wtttth the I-Iutintrr and Idltl
our I'iIi' first. i was to melt upon lllt‘ill.
thing over their heudu .III I ilthi‘lllt‘l‘Il,
lilIl put them all to iIIIli
"Sure enough. tlr \U c IIIII- IIII It IlllI‘l'
IIIIIIIIIIIIII, IAI‘ III lI' ltlillll'lll up ~IIIIIIIIIIII
at tht- darkeet spot on the road Whi-
othtru were i‘IlIIII‘IlllIUK their I.IluIIlIlt~~
.Iud uInIIlic-IIIIg tlII ll 'l‘l'l‘iti’ III \IIIIIIII~
min. I told IIII penplr not to I.»
afraid, Ilttw .I tout lIIIIIt “hit but
pocket and ltl‘Iilt'il for tin Ililill ill‘l lit-
the IIItIIIcI- IIIII-rttl I lltnig'd In.” .I~
Iltl pmgtutlttilua ltIIt ultttt ll tIIIllI-I IIII
.Ivtnt' tht lobe IIi IIII III and “will”
wut my II.II iIIiIta. l Hill on Ion-it
lIMI‘l‘i'il lilt‘ range of on lotus. IIllll IIIII
"It‘ll II II lIIfotII IitII IIIlIIr it'Ill II IIII‘H'
I'iili'lli.”
"What war. the ttII~IIIkI-"'“
“‘l'lth VII‘l'I‘ IIII ItqulIIe thing. My
lIllths II‘II' I'utthrr down the “hill. III
the pienmtrc of boring Int WIIIIIIIIII
dII ”HI and ”mum Illtltlillltlt'tl. I
Inraoi all about them. When IIIII
tritd II IIolIlIIIp tht whole IIIIIII IIIIIIII
than after them. and in my lruuth
efforts to sure their Ilt‘tw. the whole
l‘illlt‘tllflli“ NIIII’)‘ had to IIIIIIII out "
“'l‘lut cooked )IIIII dmtllt'"
“No. sir; made ll. "or old iathtr
was on thitleti that It had It! IlmIIII
lillll fill lllt' way ill III‘ lit» wIIItIIl ilttto
dII-Ii innaitina liI- tom-II "mi I III...
hot the than needed to help look after
bit- uflalra. and tube wan good enough to
agree with hint.
4:
lttlflllh;
" Pure and Sure. "
Chants
Doea the most work and the best work.
‘- {IE-A 3~ <7! {mwxwywwr
ioyettsl H. Kileger’s T“.
toytus
Leading lithium and Cloak Store.
“
I III SIIttII'duI and Monday, ”I tolIct' i and
'I. we will pine e on salt- a huge ussotttucut
III licot I ruin it i I'll
Ladies’Alpine Hats
in all I-olots. trimmed with soft cut-led
quills ill the latest full styles. for
980.
.\ regular “.75 but.
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H. Krleger,
Muhackemo l-lotcl Block.
A Star; A 44.44444-
oi’ the first magnitude in like the superiority
of our footwear-candy seen. Such stars
are light for the eye. 'l'bat'II our shoe idea.
Latent Stylen and priced that are right.
“he ll’ttrhlaaten Street.
I III. Inuit.
‘ you IIIIIIIt need this winter in
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C. H. GALEI
Edward Street."
FALL In WINTER UNDERWEAR.
We wish to. particularly impress upon your mind ;;
that our stock of above goods are right in duality.
style, finish and price.
Our Ladies Vests and Pants at 25, 50, 750 and a
are of the best. anti it will be very difficult to find their:
The same can be told of our Children’s and;
Men 8 l ntlerwear. We want you to examine our good
equal.
They will bear inspection.
I
EDWARD STREET, 5 Gazette Building.
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. Catsup.
Extra fine. Compares favorably
'with the “Blue Label."
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10¢ per bomb.
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3 The ll;est Ave. Grocer.
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and add d that
Edward F. Bailey. PM Stephen S. Hatch, Bee. mil Tuna. ‘
Soother, Mather and SWIIIINIS.
‘ Planing and Steam Sawing.
MANI'FAC'I‘I'RERS OF AND DEALERS 1N
Doors, Sash, Blinds. Hardwood lldntels. casings, no.
\lill anti (lilicc. foot of Marshall st., So. Norwalk.
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Long Fellows and Short Fellows '
can be fitted in our Slim and Stout Suits. You
tall slim fellows , and you shut stout fellows.
who have olwsay had your clothes mode to or-
dcr I onto and see what we can do for you. We
iuiflc stout UIeIt-.ottts too. It' s time to think
about III-my [ IIch'wcar, and we have the larg-
est line ill town. Price from 250 to $1. 75 per
tranuent. Our last lot of Neckwear Is the best
WILLIS H. SELLECK.
Clothier and Furnisher,
50 Wall Street, Norwalk.
Stot 0 open eI euiugs.
Telephone—8H
in Times of Heat Prepare for Gold.
”You can depend on the weather but little longer
to keep you watm.
Prepare for the oncoming winter by filling your
bin with coal now.
3 on will be. glad-its done; you have good coal;
you bought it for $5. ()0 a too.
Buy your (‘ ottl oi' the l'" we Dollar Man.
Water Him-I. B HER RIS
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foot of Raymond.
IIIIZIIIIZ'l‘IIN.
(YRUSS CREEK,
and
BIG \'EIN.
Fall Styles !
'l'litith'ttittldlt‘hhllt: have
come to stay with. us how
Gilli.
.
Delivered in your cellar III
$0.00 PER l'tlll,
by careful. experienced
Driven.
'<W*
N0 .LITI.
NO .LIG.
for several weeks and
mouths. and we have stock-
ed up with a full line of
Fall and Winter (‘iotbing
and l“lli'tllnlllilgti to help
make you comfortable while
it lasts. Hue of the things
A FALL UV lilit‘l l.\'l‘.
Let us show you our line.
They range from #5 up.
A leader with us in our
Sittll one.
Open every evening until II o'clock.
Riyadh But;
80th Norwaik.
IIaIIaIaoII e. Leann.
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