.3 .Phone No. 783-2.
I’DYEfUBI .
" , KARP
best Lehigh
HARRIS SI
Telephone 450
SMOKF THE
3'Roger Ludlow 10c
——-THE-
TWIN CITY '.
NUGGET, } 5C
or J REYNOLDS
MANU FACTUH ER.
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FIRE WOOD
Hard and soft ready tor family use.
Hard Wood ..... 31.75 per 1,6 cord.
eon“ Wood..... 41.50 per 56 cord.
Split Wood, 25: Extra.
A. CARMI BETTS’ Wooo YARD.
N5. 74 Newt0wn Avenue,
Norwelk, corm.
‘anfims @AI. 69.
EVERY WOMAN KNOWS—
‘ That proper coal must be used ,
*Qfl'1mfie kitchen range; if not
The cooking will be a failure.
Every woman knows——
If th'eflcoolting is not right
There is lack at good humor
And cheerful conversation
At the. table. . .
Everywoman knows—-
_ Iii temper means bad digestion
And poor health; therefore
Good coal means good health.
‘And a host of women know—-
’ .WE SELL GOOD COAL!
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MONEY 'ro LOAN
We loan money to hooaoltoepora III
‘11 weekly paymenta, also to property
others on second and third mort-
All business transected strict
f; Mantle]. Ollioe hour» from D II
it. till 7 p. In; fiiiturdaye till it p m.
indepenoenr com a secum'rv
; coMI-Anv
Ct titanium" III. Hevliend elog.
' One mm In». Room I.
. M0 mail.
“It ill wmm.»» at.
client! that can be toned
oz..-
(Aeneid. 't‘hie to null such
‘ Iii nor. erotic man To us. we MAKE REMODEL. nouns-
oeslonene Ann LAnIss' TAiLORs;
TEL. m sburn noawALK. conn. 1
Place your order with us and get the
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' ACigar Fullof Pleasure
318 WHAT YOU GET WHEN YOU
deter needs to behold that EA ride history;
30‘er a saving: business and with etery miscible
BROS
Coal mined.
GANS CO.
63 Water Street
Fall Suits
Hats, Shoes and
Eurnishings
COMPLETE
For Men, Boys and Children
D. GOTTLIEB
1i noam MAIN at. so. NORWALK
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TRY OUR
Bolognas. Frankfurters and San-
sages — all made fresh, daily.
Meats and Provisions of allkinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
Our Goai- Talks Our Goal
may not 3 will
Convince You
Only personal expor-
iruce counts when quai-
ity»-anper|or quulily »
is the issue.
i’ e r a o n n l (‘X|itll'iPnCt‘l
with our Iiuzolton coal
in what you nvod to
convince yuurncir of
what “'0 know:
That the prooi oi the coal is in
the burning '
That the burning of our Hazel-
ton coal in superior
That‘s e burning chemo you did
not know it eooner.
'l he B. Hersbiielii & Sou Co.
Til. 204. 122 Wet" It.
Two Quality Boots
for Women
Gun Met-I, button.~oloth top
Pet. Colt. button. All colored tape
At $2.25
MAX LEVY
WASHINGTON STREET (DRlDOE)
‘Hil‘ill’litt‘ happenings harehbadnkmv
ion on at. the home Hi John Green. Iii
232 Pluiiurillo IIvoIIIIII. He complained.
to Prosecuting Attorn'oy Loo Devin
that ii man named William Marshall
who in the‘ habit of doing same target
practice on the furniture and other in
ctdentaie in "I" Junie bulldtni that in
occupied by Bruno. .liise‘éwhy Marshall
should adopt tum wild west motion
has nnI been landed and Mr Davis
in lnyeoiinatimt the («use
mwmvmm
.s
most highly dotsioped ONLY in
It Savings Benin.
Utility. behutf.
I new it
' 812.503 LA
. $1450 LA
RAIN COATS. the beat and]
prices to suit you.
$4. 00 PANAMA SKIRT for thin
38.00 CHILDREN‘S and GIRLS" C
sole ........ . ...............
Ions III IIIIIIII.
Mrs. M. A. Davenport.
Mary Ann Davenport died. at her
into home, in Sear Hill. this lllorll'
lug. Silo was the widow of the late
George A. Davenport. and was eighty-
three years of age. The tuneral will
take place Monday lrorn her into home
ell will emulate and interment will
follow in Nornwlk Cemetery.
Dauble Funeral in Noroton.
The double funeral oi Michael Kinst.
who died yesterday, and Edward Vosl-
kne. who died Thursday. in Gulliord.
Count, both veterans of the Civil Wilt.
took place yesterday afternoon in the
Homo Chapel, Noroton.
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TROUILE OVER LEATHER
WREOK.
Samuel Tesla, a young Italian. about
sixteen yours or age, was arrested this
morning on a charge oi stealing some
of the leather distributed in yester-
day afternoon's railroad wreck at the
town street bridge, 'l‘estn denied the
allegation and the case has gone over
until Monday. One of the railroad
mun claim. to have lound four young
men apparently in the not or annexing
some or the leather and that two were
cutting up m-ctionu (If it. Tonia main-
3taina that ln- had nothing to do with
liho thcit operations and was simply
lying on thr- lunthor.
iN
WOODEN SPOON RETURNED TO
YALE.
NEW HA YEN. Oct. li§.-——llolnii\'cu of
Henry Augustus (‘lm'olnniL o! the Yale
close of 1870. have given the Yale l.l-
III-Ilry IlIo ornate wooden spoon which
was presented In Mr, (‘Ioroiund when
in college as tho mont popular than in
- his close. The who in the lost but one
of the action of ' ‘Yuio wooden spoons."
MI. (‘i owlnnd who died three yearn
Mfii‘l gIIIduIItion. was a prominent
Yule athlete and a member of the uni-
\'(‘l‘iiii_\‘ nine.
TENNESSEE BANK CLOBIS.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Oct. 16.--'l‘llo
Cltly Bank and 'l‘rIIIIt Company. this
city, cloned ilII doors this morning tor
the purpoiw of liquidation.
KlNO ALFONBO AGOAUUINATIDT
LONDON, Oct. ltl.-'i‘hare is no cou-
ilrnIutlon whatever hero. of a rumor
telegraphed from Paris that King M-
lonIIo he- been easeealneled.
When Charles Dudley Warner was
the editor of Hartford. Conn.
Pro-III beck in "Installer, arousing the
3 patriotism of the state by his vigorous
uppealn, one or the typonrtterii came
in from the companion room. and.
planting himself before the editor.
aairl: ’
'Woll. Mr. Werner. We decided to
enlist in the army.
With mingled sensation of pride and
responsibility. Mr. Warner replied on-
couragingly that he was glad to IIee
the man loll. the call or duty.
“Oh. it isn‘t that." said the truthful
compositor. "but i'd rather be shot
iihen to try to not any more of your
'mpy.”
W
Chili-mun oi the oommitWWou
not anythlnl to no before he string
you up?”
Did ponies roan conditional-#0!
it ain’t too Illicit Robbie I‘d like in
hum trim the all e. the rope where,
no mm. it Inna me mil-mount.
rim ...... outlaw-I mm A
whole creole: by point to that on
pleniet'e concert lelt mutt" ‘
Bowed mile critic-WWW?"
Pint Win trim-«tile pinyin: rm
above collision! "adult”.
3“ COUTH MMN 3ITHII3T. IOUTH NOA‘WALK.
A Wbman’ s Wardrobe is Not Complete
Without a Visit to Our Store
quality and popular prince m eo‘lublned to 3mm ihle
n |attractive. and economical buyers will quick-
ly take advantage of these ventures.
E38; and M18810? SUITS. tor thin his ...... .....
108' and MISSES' SUITS. for this ale ............. ”08
$20. 00 LADIES‘ end MISBEB‘ SUITS. for this sale
' $20.00 LADIES’ and MlfiSEB' SUITS. lot this tiale
$2. 00 LADIEB' WAIBTS. with imported embioidéry trellis ..... ....an
’ ‘85. 00 SILK WAIBTS for this sale
".00 BLACK SILK PETTlCOA’l‘S.- for this sale ......... .....
$2. 00 HEATHERBLOOM PETTICOATB. for this tale ........... $1.39
SALE OF MILLINERY
Charming models, distinguluhed bv their style and by their at-
tractive trimmings; sold all over at 38
WE ALTER FREE
SALE IN Born STORES
THE Pants
at 2 o‘clock. The Rev. Mule B. How
bone island “A? aide tit
”80.3:
digest soleotipn in town. Style and
sale 3. ................... . . . .0198
........................ $1.98
OATS. for this sale. ........ $3. 08
$3.08 3
Our price for thin
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So. Nor-walk
CR UELTY TO VEGETABLES.
lieiormere. wake! A crying wrong
Has been permitted ovoriong!
And wanton cruelty hides behind
A swelled “aertics to mankind "
Ah, have dumb végetnble‘s lite e
From the too eager k chon~knilo,
‘l‘holr fate contribute not It hit .
To "scientific benefit." ’
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 s famous shrunk and spotproof
materials. as well as a full assortment of the celebrated Read' 5 Fabri3cs, which are the b3est domestic
goods made.
BLACK AND COLORED CHEVIOTS '
BLACK AND COLORED
SERGES
SATIN PRUNELLAS
STORM
3All that is new in weaves and
CHIFFON BROADCLOTHS
GERMAN BROADCLOTHS
WIDE WALE DIAGONALS
RICH IMPORTED NOVELTIES
All of the above lines In Black as well as all t to Leading Shades.
TRISTR AM &
HYATT,
What torture must a cabbage ieel
As nearer comes the giltterinasteel!
And pierces. with a fiendish err.
Straight to the tender. quivering heart.
Potatoes suffer without doubt
When ruthless hands their eyes out
out.
Say. does it did our humankind
When those dumb creatures are made
blind?
Again they wreck their horrid will.
Furthe‘rllng (say then the anrisi‘s
I-Iltll
lte dumb aiipeal they treat with scorn
And cut the earn from litlng corn
These awful 3iruths should make on
pause 3
And reconstruct our country‘s laws:
With righteoua‘ wrath our blood should
boil
At martyred victims of the soil.
0h. Antl~ViriaeciloniIIL
This portion of your work you're mini»
ed!
And your success is but defeat
If man may lluy a living boot!
"'Cfiiiilyll Wells In Harper‘s.
v-W .
DlED FROM TYPHOID FEVER.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. lil.-~neorae M.
Alieriou. vice-president of the New lin~
von Seamless Rubber Company. died
today at his summer home just out-
side oi' Nuugaiuok, of typhoid fever.
He was on wars old and leaves a wi‘
(low and three children. A brother is
former Representative (‘liurloa Aller-
ion, of M-liidlt'bury.
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Fall Stock
Is Here
There is an esoluelreneu. a
certain individuality about our
stock that. you can't get elw
where A. to styled. we know
that ours are equal to the boat.
We recognise that road style.
combined with the beet wenrine
leather made. is foremost cono
elderutiou on the part of the
Doyle. it you went the
Latedt Styles
in Footwear
OWI U! A TRIAL.
L CONNEALLY
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BRACKEN
Ii WAOHlfiO‘i‘ON ITIIIT.
IOUTH "DAWN-K.
TILIPNONI m
WIAK "‘2' ArMIIIOANI IDI-
OUAIANTIID.
Fishi Fish! Flair!
i Weekilllt 1093M tun lilo lb;
1! ttortleb. iio“ int-cl. ton to
dare. watt: tuition dock. lie lo;
Native
Micros. 601: et. "mil I.
A. Morison
29-81 West Washin‘gtdnySt; South NorWalk
NORWALK, CONN.
& co
able and Durable.
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Kindel
All Elegant Davenport, uh oh does
not have to be moved. from the wall
A Spacious Wardrobe Box under the
Seat. Easily Accessible.
A Full Size Bed-Sanitary. Comfort-
Come and Open 21
Charge Account
e
(H We Cannot
petitors.
petition.
such as seconds
are engaged In
The Store That
Gives SJtisfaéiion
or Your Money
Back for the Asking
ill it will pay you'to look before
making your purchases.
that we sell cheaper than our com-
(ii We can mect3 all legitimate com-
iii Merchants who buy inferiorgoods.
prised to know how many dimes
are not our competitors—«still we
charge no more 3 3
they do for the inferior'oualities.
conscientiously say
i .
3and you’d be sur-
just such business,
for our goods their
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MOTONCAH DEFINITIONS.
(Puck). .
Dealer.-
Commonly abaont. driving in the
park.
"That will be extra“«fovorito ro-
mOI‘K. e
Owner-u
Writing checks. and muttsra in be-
twoon:
"Costs more than anything We over
their."
l‘ nihilism-~— ‘
Dally attends court to neeevorete
He wanoi going more than 7 or ii.
W rem ”LOOK. ‘ilt
tint-age Keeper
'l‘bue his
lodorsos checks
cheery chat:
'lt absolutely must intro this or
that."
Innatehiu» A
Habitat. bushes.
slumber
the mystic words be «turn:
her? Number?"
’me IIIIAI. one.
“All content professor new that oolu
logo bore and girls should min
III {also , with with not studied. ‘
”PM“
Marilee l in his
"Noni
an»; mkhflfl'mvnhu W ... A
3 PURE
Lake loo
Wholeuieenililetlii
Brookside Lake 1ch Co 3
m and «no; it. In, ill. it. a it.
Frtlght Vent. .
till ‘he told mm
secretl told you patio you“! her.
lie-— The elem thingi- i told her not
Intellroiiiwidiier .
line-4 momma hei' i wouldn't tell
you she told the. so don't tell tier i
told your-«Beam Treieorlpt. ,
Will
9It and-3m
ii're. llubehWhet'e this thin: the am
We? ‘
Underwear 3
Time l 3
All the good ones erehere ,rrom
one a Cement to soar .
Bush makes no Norfolk. New
lirunmok. Rookwoods All
Wool Cooper» Spring Noodle
Ribbed Wright‘s Health linden - _
,wear. ochiloilien. hernia Linen. '
ARROW AND HIDMAN
' OOLLAII .
Joseph Davis
on». elm». union.
Norwalk Chronicler