Your Furs Ready to WearP it- nor. ssmo rum "to us. ws MAKE. ssmoost. sums- as on HM!- .. . KARP BROS. ‘ ossiossss sun ssoiss' rsitoss. Mitmsrgssr . TIL. ses- sourssoswsts. cons. alter tree. 88 loath Main It.. to. Norwal i1. as 0,0; g... ems rumo; minim name. Ladies, Attention! names," said Dr. arvey W. Wiley. the government's food expert, of some new tootl preservatives. in a reporter The fall season is approaching and we beg to lnt'orni the ladies of South Norwsllt and vicinity thst we are ready lor them with the latest. styles in SUITS and PRINCESS GOWNS. oi the Washington Post. ”The some thing under different unm- All our styles are lmportedirom the host New York Fashion Houses, and we assure the highest satisfaction. Give us a trial. U AQUILA & BRIA me of the old caretaker of an Episcopal church. THE LEADING LAOIEB’ TAILORS. 24 MONROE STREET. “This caretaker. as he sat smoking his pipe on a tomb in the csmetry, dis- missed as trivial certain changes in the ritual. . “The good old creed lteeps the some for all.’ said he. used to be the Janitor. The new par- son called me the sextant. Dr. Thurd- ly gave me the name of clrgln. And -.__ the young man we've got now says l’m the sscrilegc. ' " TEL. 476. Lots 0! people make 1; specialty of 'ihnt is why we Illlike it s polm to «only the BEST I Lsdies' Suits, lid lists to. Otsmtordf lN REGARD TO FEET. Anthropologists sssert that the Frenchman' s foot is long, narrow and well proportioned. ’l‘he Scotsmnn' s rule as strong, proportionately. us it should be.-—l.ondon Globe. Many a man thinks ‘the world is all wrong when it’s really his liver. no sure of your ballsst before an turing on s matrimonial \oynge. 'lhe Pars, ' floak‘ ‘ andet House'- ss soars 11am srsssr. son'm uoswats. Great Alteration Sale of Ladles’ Suits. Costs, Skim. Wflfis. Dresses. Raincoat; and Sweaters. ' We have outgrown our present quarters with rapid strides and we are compelled to enlarge our promises. During this rebuilding every garmentia reduced. Lsdles‘ nits, in all vanish”. Iothera ssh moo our price 0 .08. 82. 00 Lingerie Wa sts for 98s. \i‘s IALR iN BOTH STORED: ‘ toot according to these authorities Is I“: - highbtlsnd ‘tl't'lch. strong, ’fmusculsr sud hmn‘ Jar" quarts' . $1.00 caps c o ard work. he Russian‘s _ _ “it reminds loot possesses one peculiarity, the toes mm“; Jan“ pints' 90C - bong generally webbed to the lirst glint. Titre ’l‘srtsr's toot is short and Fruit Jll‘ Fillers. ‘ ' ‘ 5C envy. t e foot of a certain type. oi , savsge. and the toes are the same Large Chopping BOWLS, ‘ 29C length. 'll‘lhe Bpanlsrd's foot is gensr- Ch [1) 25C my sma . but iinely curved. The Kn“: 3. .. - . Engllsman's toot ls in most cuties Opp I e 1100“ at me here. 1 short and rather fleshy, and not us a Meat ChOppOI'S. N0. 2' . . $1.00 balloon Fly Traps. Lanterns. - - - - - 49c . THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. TRIST RAM 81 HYATT NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. Hensefurnishing Department A Few Specials in Our Housefurnishlng Departrhent 10¢ Lamp Chimneys. - - - to Water Filters. g- - - - Go Fly Paper, per box. - - 19c Fancy Earthen Tea Pots, - 40c TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, ..- d-rive trade swsi. COAL. screen it thoroughly and employ nothing but the best and most cure- I tul men to deliver it. HARRIS '8: WHEN van ‘wsur THE Best 101: Cigar Made ASK FOR THE Roger Ludlow Twin City and Nugget . . For 5c 15. J. REYNOLDS usuuracrnass. '~ '- ‘. FIRE WOOD ‘ Box: and doi't ready finishinyuss . rdWood ..... $1.75 per 1,6 cord. " Soft NIVJood......$t.5(lper 36 cord. _ B llt.W00d. 250 Extra. I A. can i BETTB' WOOD YARD. :3 m. uvflswtown Avahus, . Phena No. 'rsu. No‘rwalk, cosh. ** refines QM <39- . _ ’ 'v WOMAN, shows- Till! proper coal must be used In‘ £53 kitchen range; if not The cooking will be a failure. 31va Woman knows- Italic cooking is not right , There is lack of good humor find cheerful conversation 'dt't‘hs one. Every woman knows— ‘ Ill tsmpcr_rncans bad digestion And poor health; therefore 7 “65d ooié til‘eans good health. V And 3 host of women know—- kw: SELL GOOD cosu W . The only way to get something tor ‘ . 'liothlnguihpovstsrt I light about it. ‘2 THE BEST P ACE. ' _ 2. ”The new arrivsl at s landon Hotel ~ wad allegiance to Europe’s imperial WW package. the Kaiser. "From ' PM"! l we come. 'he announced. “A lino place. sir." remarked the 'aag‘er. politely. Hrs-Germany. l suppose} tier, gels; in. dis country. If Mes!!!“- yin- My hare? Meats and Provisionsot all kinds. AGANS CO. 68 Water Street ~c. c...“._.._.. Fall Suits Hats. Shoes and Furnishings COMPLETE Foi' Men. have and Children D. GO'ITLIEB 11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 00. NORWALK TRY OUR .Bolognss. Franklurters and Sau- sages — all midc fresh. daily. F. KARL, 76 Noam mun 3mm PHONE 445. o... Coal-Talks our "Con may not . will Convince You Only personal exper- ience counts when qual- ity—superior quality— ls the issue. P e r s on a l experience with our Hazelton coal is what you ,need to convince yourself of what We know: That the proof or the coal is in the burning That ths burning of our Hazel- , ton coal is superior That's a burning shame you did not know It sooner. TheBJIershiield 8r Sou Co. - r‘l'sl. 234 122 «use It. “Ohm." repeated the manager po- litely and reilectlveli "Ya. i we come from Potsdam to see Ohm. l vos at tier concert in Pots- dam. and i hear den great English so prune sing dat Dere is no place like Ohn'i. und sll der English people in der concert c,rv like oer leetle babies. Dot Must be wonderful place. Ohm.to L asavlngs husln‘bss‘ slid with every possible in Is iust stitch a Savings Bank. ‘ Nonvslltf Savings Bank .' ohms shut autumn. malt. tier English cry. 1 mill to mine reel! I vlll go und see dis place Ohm id? or vos, no place like Now, rich wt! 10 thn '—w1‘lt Bits. > on. 'or SAVINGS gp 'tn‘° told 1m lssvnioe deserve that unusuau most?! y developed ONLY in 4 Y ’ MOTH NOIWALK, m ‘ H. KRIEGER & CO. The LeadingStore for Readydo-Wear ~ Clothes 111 The Norwalks ‘ tress MEN. WOMEN. sors AND GIRLS are fitted from head to foot with Clothing of medium and good quality at reasonable prices. AreYou Going to the Danbury Fair? It .so come to see us before you go. see the 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-dste plain Tailor Made Suits at $25. 00. ”These suits consist of line all wool urges. worsteds and fine broadcldths. All the _ ea mg shades, long lf-fitted costs with up-to-date plaitcd skirts. These are regular $35.00 values. but we will sell them during Danhury Fair week (01125.00. Alterations free. Also on sale a very handsome hallofittcd line Broadcloth Fall Cost for $15.00 and $x6.0o. the best values ever oiIercd for ‘he mOI‘CY' 1.31“ i». Ian“. WE ARE DEPARTING FROM THE CHEAP JOHN OFFERINGS. such as $3.00 and $5.90 dusts. and Ten Dollar Suits. We wish to sell you good. reliable goods at moderate prices. While $25 as for a 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 " ‘ 0n the whole. and you'll look better dressed than when buying the cheap, shoddy goods altered to you by so many merchants. who make a specialty of making you believe that they are in business for your special benefit and us always offering you goods worth $2.00 for $1.00. « IN OUR MILLINERY DEPARTBENT we maintain the same standard of high qualities. large sssortments, reasonable prices as we have done for the last 40 years. We have a fine and polite corps of salcswomen who will be pleased to show you through our large and varied stocks whether you intend purchasing or not. _ i“ *‘ ‘ . RESPECTF ULLY vouhs'. . ' ,. i}? 2M1 West thhlngton streei. South Norwslk NORWALK, ‘ CONN. inn—unnumbe— -.W / till this SOLVENT NOTiCE. District 0! Norwalk. 15s., Probate Court, September 25. A .l)., 1909. .. Estate of Huldsh J. Norton. lute o! "E‘. Norwatk. in said District. deceased. 'l‘be Conn of Probate for the Dis- Itrlot oi Norwallt, hath limited and sl- iowed six months from the date here- v0! for the'credltors of said Estate to exhibit their claims .ror settlement. i'l'hosc who neglect to present their ac- 'counts, pmpel’lt attested. within said itime will be debnrrcd s reenter) All 'poisons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate pay- ment to EDGAR K. NORTON. 1s27 oi ll Administrator. Joseph Caposello, is spending tho day in New You; on business. 7—" . Charles Uddo is in New York todnv getting tostuinos tor the children to wear in thc Coliimbus day parade. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Cltsrcllu. of Norwalk gave a little putty for their daughter. Rouc. last etching. The Fucll D‘ltalla Seciety nttendrd in a body and all had a line tlmo. Miss Cltarclla was presented with a iocket. by her lrlcuds. Once more the. new automobile truck (or the Hope llosc Company has shown its ellirlency. At the tire this morning it was first on the scent- and the chenil- t'nls did good work. lkrit'or (Yurcorln drove with the skill oi an expert chant- rein“. Some people assume that hearing is Just its good as seeing. PURE Lake Ice W holesalyesnd Retail Brookside puke Ice Co ones we Storage. N Y.. N. H. t H. Freight Yard. . 2 Two ’Pltones -- 7543'. 814 2 ‘1 MONEY TO LOAN . We loan money to housekeepers at 31 weekly payments, also to property owners on second sud third mort- gages. All business.transsctsd strict- ly confidential. once hours from O a. m. till 7 p. in: Saturdays till 9 11.111 iNDEPENOENT LOAN l. SECURITY COMPANY ”Washington on. l-lsvlland lids. 011s flight up. Room 1. J Benjamin 1 Clothes 0! man who appreciate “indi- ; vldusllty." That’s the word- ‘ ; . ' 1 “Mdlvidusllty. sumng' may. . ”' tannin story. \ suns . . moo vs sass ovmdm .aiass to was ssaovl cottahh ' ‘ .1s, sadism oostsss auras -. ' i; i
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