Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 15, 1909 · page 8

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III-DYE FURB.

 

:MAIN STREET

 

 

I‘I' NOT. BRING THEM TO U8. WE MAKE. “MODEL; fill-INI-

KARP BROS.‘

tDISIGNfiRB AND LADIEB' TAILDRB.

TEL.

«a south Noswsilt. court.

 

 

 

 

 

Telephone 450

Place your order with us and get the
best Lehigh Coal mined.

ig’ARRiS & GANS" c0.

 
 

68 Water Street

 

 

 

 

IS WHAT YOU GET WHEN
SMOKE THE

.9 Roger Ludlow 1

‘—-‘I'HE-—r

TWIN CITY,
NUGGET

 

MANUFACTURER.

ACIgar Full of Pleasure

5C
I) J. REYNOLDS

YOU

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FIRE WOOD

Hard and soil ready tor family use.
Hard Wood ..... $1.75 per 54 cord.
Bolt Wood. ..... 91.50 per 34 cord.

Split Wood, 25: Extra.

‘ A. CARMI BETTB' WOOD YARD.

N0. 74 Newtown Avenue,
Phone No. 783-2.

Norwaik, Conn.

 

 

 

Misses @At (39.

 

mgfifibe kitchen range; if not

The cooking will be a failure. .

Every woman knows--

If the cooking is not right
There is lack of good humor
Add cheerful conversation
'At' the table.

Every woman knows——

III temper means bad digesti
Add poor health: therefore

Good coal means good health.
’And a host of women know—-

WE SELL GOOD COAL!

EVERY WOMAN KNOWS—
That proper coal must be used

on

 

 

 

 

his‘féluus COAL 69.

 

 

Fall Suits

Hats, Shoes and
Furnishings

C OIMPL ETE
For Men, Boys and Children

.D. GOTTLIEB

11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK

TRY OUR

Bolognas, Frankiuriers and San-

 

 

 

sages - all made fresh. daily. .

Meats and Provisions of all liinds.

F. KARL.

76 NORTH MAIN STREET

PHONE 445.

 

()ur Coal

will

Our Goal -'I‘alks

may not

Convince You

Only personal exper-
ience counts when uunl-
ity—«superlor quullty .
is the issue.

1‘ c l’ s u n at experience
with our llaaeltun coal
is what you need to
convince yourself of
what we know:

That the prooi oi the coal is in
the burning

That the burning oi our Hazel-
tpn cost to superior

That's a burning shame you did
not know it sooner.

'I he B. Hershiicld 8t Son Co.

Tel. 294. 122 til-tel- 9t-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

“91 weekly payments also to pro
Where on second and third

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l! confidential.
“III. till 7 p. in.: Saturdays till it p

L compsnv
94 Washington llt.. Havilsnd
One flight «n.. Room 1.

«use.

POST

 

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10¢ a Dozen

. {weld iITDItI.

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your account here?

South .Norwalk Savings Bank

UNITID BANK BUILDING

MONEY TO 1.6m

We loan money to housekeepers at

“I. All business transacted strict
(lilies hours iloln it u.

INDEPENDENT LOAN 6. SECURITY

 

CARDS

WA. Btiggerman’s

19! WNW ltd

party
min t

III.

Bldg.

 

inner deeds to be told that MVIN hosiery/e tilst UNUHUAL

oi safety that can be found must b silly detainees ONLY in
iii 3 onnnr a cavities business and with every possible

“guilt . This is just such It Savings Bank. .9 .

 

Two ()uality Boots
for Women

Gun Metal. button. cloth top
Pet. Colt. button. all colored tops

At $2.25
MAX LEVY

WASHINGTON STREET (BRIDGE)

 

Aden BTIAMBOAT CAPTAIN oiAo

IiiN’KLANl). Mo. net. lbw-Captain
.1. (train. oi New York. u retired steam-
hout captain. who for twenty-live years
commanded II‘i‘IIxIII sit-timers oi the

Morgan Line suiting, selling between
New iorit and New Orleans is dead
at his slimmer homo Ii Hops. egodosev-
enty- four years. A widow three dnu
lthters and one son sulvlve

 

A well beaten path may not lead in
the right it action ,

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

99 9001‘" MAIN [THREE 9OUTN NORWALII

A Woman’ s Wardrobe is Not complete.
Wilbert a Visit to our Store i

Utility, beauty, quality and popular prices are colublned to make this
showing lattractive, and economical bum will uuick- ‘ :
iy take advantage of these lectures.

 
 
 

‘91250 LADIES' and MISSEE’ SUITS, for this sale ............. 99.50
'.914 50 LADIEN‘ and MISSES’ SUITS: for this sufi I‘ .. ..... “9.98: ‘
920 00 LADIES“ and MISQES’ SUIII‘S. for this . .. ......... .914.“
$25. 00 LADIEB’ and MISSES‘ SUITS for this sale ............ 917.98
RAIN COATS. the best and largest selection in town. Style and
‘ prices to suit you
9t 0t) PANAMA SKIRT for this sale ......................... 91.98
92.00 LADIBS‘ WAISTS. with imported embroidery ironts ......... 98o .
95 0t) SIL WAIB'I’S for this sale ...................... (“H9138
9t! 00 CHI DREN’S and GIRLS' COATS, for this sale ....... 93.98
97.00 BLACK SILK PETTICOA'I‘S, for this sale ............... 93-98
92 (ll) HEATHERBIIOOM I’E'I‘TICOA’I‘S. for this sale .a. . 91. 39

SALE OF MILLINERY

Charming models distinguished by their style rind by their at

tractive trimmings sold all over at :8

sale ............. . ..........

Our price for this

.............................. 93. 50

WE ALTER FREE

SALE IN BOTH STORES

Stamford

THE PARIS

So. Norwalk

lliilllS Iilll Flillilliii.

Elsie Reps.

Elsie, the iive-months—old daughter
of David and bovine Rosa. died at her
home yesterday afternoon. The inner-
al services took place from the house
this afternoon at 2:30 and interment
will follow in Pine Island cemetery.

.luils Kavenz.

Jules Knvsnz. son of Mr, and Mrs.
Steven Knvnnz. of ii Ilouton street.
died last night. The deceased was
2! days old. The funeral will be held
tomorrow. with interment in Riverside
cemetery.

 

Michael Kiast.

The tumor” of Michael Kiast, s Civ
it Will veteran. who died yesterday.
will take place from the Soldiers
Home Chapel. In Noroton, this ailer-
noon lit 2 o'clock.

 

Edward Veelltner.

The iuuerni of Edward Voelkner
who dicd vt'tiit'l‘tinv in (lulliord. Conn”
will take place this liftelnoon at the
(litipnl oi the Soldier“ 3 Home Nom-
ton.

BEAUTIFUL GOLDEN HILL.

A: Hill W‘tII know it is the
host and healthiest IIIIIH‘ us Wt‘II us
[Ill liloh‘i llI‘HIHllII‘liIIIi settlon (if South
Nirwnik 'i‘im Norwnlit investment
(nilipnuy is little to cu'il attention in
n sole of It) liighrinss iully restricted
buildim lots. ’I‘lieso lots are 40, 50.
to n-t-l wide by lllll feet hi depth. ‘rhey

"l. :II o Iuiliiuiell “lln sewoi wall-r
_ until: us lio not miss this (bump to I)li\
'im in .. section \\"Iltl't‘ \ou inn plund-

\ slit ‘l own ll lot on iltlltitli Hill
Fit wives tile rr'nlli urtiolilslililxl)
elivlip The sole price on IIII' lots is
322m. u very low hlsliei. l’lrdlnurilr

thus.» illls would bring soon to 9700
Tim (‘tilllllillfl‘ WIIII‘II In conducting iliilt
sale but in huge plots uud it stands
to ltiltillll IIlt'I tun lllldel'soll any one
“ii" nnh deals iii u lol oi two. Come

up Sutuldnl bring it 91000 bill with
you and shut it home, which We all
want. \‘on may rest assured tho lots

are all restricted to u tim- vlnss or
buyers, To get to property no to (told
on iilil nod Summit tiwnuc Lots are
on (loldeu illll. i-lniuiult nml ’i‘iltior
avenue only it ieu minutes walk to
station and router. (in another page
you will ilnd the announcement of
sale. which ill open to the public. 8at~
nrdny, October iii. In 2 p. in. .‘Ilileie
men will be on property nil tiny. Come
enriy. Nothing will be sold until the
day of sale. For tulips and further In-
fol'mniion call at the union of the Nor.
wnlll lnvcstlilent (toinpuny. Which will
be open evenings during ihia snic.

.—. “gun...

GLADSTONE AND FARADAY.

Apropos of New York‘s ltiilll assess-
ment rolls. iawaon l'urdy. president of
the department or lavas tol do report-
or a story about Gladstone.

"Gladstone had no grant scientific
knowledge." he said. “and at. It dinner
when Faraday described an important
new scientific disliovery the premier
showed Intlli‘ierenee.

"Alter nil." he said. hiding a yawn
behind his hand, "what use will it ev‘
or be?"

“Why." said Faraday, "there‘s every
probabiiity air. that some day you'll
be able to tax it.”

 

APTIH A LOWIR PRICI.
ilartwlsn‘i it, a bit into to be “at“
in; your outing suit, old mam. ,
Smart~Wali. no on my way to the
coal dealer and i want to give him
the impression that it's still summer.
“Boston Transcript. ‘
mm
NILUI’I Kill“.
When Nellie wants another sown. ’
She kissed me; '
When Nellie waste a dress for town.
Bile Itlssss the:
Whose or she res s bonnet new.
0r slides to me her stockings blue.
A pair of stores, a veil or two
Bile kisses roe.

thns'sr lily Nellie wants a inn.
Bile kisses lull

Wnsa‘a'er sits wants Ii suit of ten,
an. 8m met

It site used may tar s coat

Or sum. 1 sltrsys note

Arid omen
. . “guanine Press

.. Weaknsh. Niel-
,- Floundm

she tilt-ewe tier arms about my throat ‘

TWO sesoiluthe FLIGHTS.

COLLEGE PARK. Md. Oct.
'l‘wo early morning flights were made
at the government, nerodroiiie today.
At 7:34 Lieutenant Lapin climbed into
the seat next to Mr. Wright, and a
night of live minutes was made. A

low minutes later Lieutenant Humph-
lets. the other student omcer. molt
Lieutenant laihins place and the
machine. was in the air (or about three
minutes. During both flights. which

Iii.“

oiilcers held their hands on the extra
set oi levers. which Mr. Wright placed
on the machine for instruction use.
Following the second flight the wind
mac. postponing inrther inelmction.

HALL CAINE ILL.
LONDON. Oct. lb.-Hall China. the
author. suffered a severe attack or
heart. trouble during last night. His
condition today is such as to cause
much anxiety. 5.4 9
n.. s... .‘n- w... r... .71..-

' GOLD MtDAL iiOU

Audtion Sale of Furniture

At the Storage Warehouse oi L. J.
Reynolds 1 Son, Main 3t. and
Gregory Place. Norwalk
SATURDAY, OCT id. at I o'clock pm
The ioilouing \\ ill be sold: W iltlnp.
desks, wstudrob‘e white enameled bed
stends single throequaiter and don
hie; lnntlressoa; folding beds. parlor
stoves. ranges ms and oil heaters, our-
pets. rockers. dining table and chairs.
innllilo top intuit-s. solid innhognni be (I
sienil and springs, lnlne \RIIPIV oi pit-
lures. iinmu. couch. piano upholster-
ed cliillis lum‘ i'IlIIiIIllti. dishes. c-liil
niiier. bedroom Imils lulu-ans general
household hood». Ruin rain or shine
J. W. SCULLEV."Auctloneer.

 

 

Fall Stock
Is Here

There is an exclusiveness. a.
cérinin individuality about. our
stock thul you can't get else-
where As to styles. we know
that ours um equal to the best.
We I't‘illxlI-Ilfi that load 9W1”.
combined with the heat wearing
leather IIlitiIt' is foremost con
slderutlou on the part of the
public. it you want the

Latest Styles
”in Footwear

GIVE U. A TRIAL.

CONNEALLY

wasp—m.-

BRACKEN

II WAONINMON OTNIIT.
OOUTH‘: NORWALK.
TILIPHONI “H ’

wssa rue medium nus
. ease. they sat
ousssuruo.

 

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Fish! Fish! Fish

huttariish. li’o
illcI

:itisoiter‘ei. the t .

iiiscstlopr. title at. oysters. Uiiliili

 

 

were made in practlcsiiy calm air. they

a

nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

Fall Dress Goods

We are showing exceptional values in new Fall Dress) Goods.
fabrics can be found here. The line includes a showing of Priestley' 51 famous shrunk and spotproof

materials. as well as a full assortment of the celebrated Road’s Fabrics which are the
goods made.

BLACK AND COLORED CHEVIo’is

BLACK AND COLORED
SERGES
SATIN PRUNELLAS

All that is new in weaves and

best domestic

; CHIFFON BROADCLOTHS
GERMAN BROADCLOTHS

i WIDE WALE DIAGONALS

i RICH IMPORTED NOVELTIES

STORM

’ All of the above lines in Black as well as all the Leading Shades.

 

TRISTRAM & HYATT.

*—

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All Elegant Davenport. wll ch does
not have to be moved. from the wall

 

A Spacious Wardrobe Box under the

Seat. Easily Accessible.

 

A Full Size Bed—Sanitary. Comfort-

able and Durable.

Come and Open
Charge Account

NORWALK. CONN.

“——

H. KRIEV ER 8. CO.
293-81 West Washington-Si; South Norwalk

Kindel

The A Store That
Gives Satisfaction
or Your Money

Back for theAsking

ill It will pay you to look before
looking your pureliase<.

We elnnot conscientiously say
that we sell cheaper than our com-
pelitors;

(it We can meet all legitimate com-
petition.

(ll Merchants who buy inferior goods,
such as seconds, and you’d be sur-
prised to know how many stores
are engaged in just such business.
are not our competitorsmdill we
charge no more for our goods than
they do for the inferior qualities.

 

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H KRIEGER 8.“. CO.

29-81 West Washington St, South Norwalk

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'l'u tlw Bonrd of touhly Commissioners
oi [fliliileld 0mm n..“!
i homily «not
illpiriiuous and intoxl

within iiilil feet in a ”direct it e oi u Church
Edition. I‘nrlmhislti 0 tool or 'ubllo school
names. or the premises

1! l’or u hotel license to sell
this Liquors. in.
r Hem. ithu Inn and Cider. lit
ynier street. Town of Norwnik.

pilot- oi business Is not located

risloinf thereto.
Baillie I btni't or

Lake Ice'

. A.-.“ ..._.. .auan‘» s

Underwear
Time I

 

“PURE“;

,pI-mnsyryl‘mt UMN‘.
, ‘c o All the noon ones are here new
int i t N rwutit this lath day at “II I ' III NIIIII .
“Mflbg’ X “A MIHRF'I MAItKHAM a,
‘ ‘2“ d ' Atlp‘i‘icuiit 4 . ‘ MceGermenitoflfl.
We. thread a no electors on than ksid L“ I c
c:rcn.r*.r.:t..“...iln constrain 3‘00 e e ce 0 3...... ms. .. Narrow. m
or m- “i"w'at'i‘h'inii "u mun (lilies and Storage. at. V.’. N. ti. A H. IIilitilWicIt ttociiwoods All .
mi- hitchhll'ifgnfi rmflfimuwmmlgmm "1%th Word. Cooper‘s Spring Needle
.V ' )I‘ m I
oi "Riel-mule slltlliled iii held own of Two Bibbmt Wrights “with findfl"

Norwnl ill.

0 .
“(iii)“; Wagner H Alfons.
iIM Cddfllll. 130 "’3 John Llitmirucy, I’niri earns? litmus

i ereb' hum “tilt the snowball-man
.1. HItIdto'.. 8e ill; mourners urn electors};
Lotte isisihl lilacs ops tile on: isn't a defined in tow

’ ostobur A. n..
‘ Iii)!

I Not-Witt“. out till. day or
i one
Mediatinw

saw

no “an era. as
oi the "I'own ot‘pbrtvrwul lit

3 salt
Moi wills. this 105”!“ pl Gd

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sense

roar slimy seer. . .
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oi occasionsi verse

urnsllstio lover. .
“'1 so tron." rapiismthil latteri 'fiIsQ

atter'sln with b wads."--fislti-
mm Marissa.

 
 
 

 
 

him as": 7574;. not

wear. admiration, itsrnia Linen.

Ansow AND asousu
donuts

Joseph 1)....

Taller, distiller. flatter.

 
 

 
 

did they use to cell fillers

 

the posts?"
the sweet runs. “thins at her

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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