3.
. liner. snluo Then To” us.
some rune.
, KARP
. neeieuena sun
.- “19.1.0. minaret“ . rat.
Ll“
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WE MAKE, REMODEL, RELIND
BROS.
LADIES' TAILORS. , '
one some uonwaut. CONN
co
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‘ Place your, order with us and get the
belt .Lehigh
* HARRIS &
Telephone 450
Coal mined.
GANS CO.
68 Water Street
M-W,.._.m
Have You TRIED roam THEY'RE
’ LTHE'BEST MADE
_ RoGER LUDLOW
. {10¢ CIGAR F ishi
. . ‘ um I] S
Twm City _and Nugget . comptm g
. , l .53 CIGARS ForMen, Boys and Children
B. J. REYNOLDS '1), 50mm
MANUFACTURE“ ll NORTH MAiN or. so. NORWALK
Hard and not: ready for family use. TRY OUR
, Hard Wood ..... $i,75 per y. cord.
Sort Wood. . . . . $1.50 per ii. cord.
Split, Wood. 25:: Extra.
A. CAflMl BETTS' WOOD YARD.
_‘~N°.'74;Newtown Avenue,
Dhoria lilo. vase. Nor-walk. conn.
M.J.w-..._..nw “gym.--“ ..-. we”
‘ Tu 5F: runs @Ai. @.
EVERY WOMAN KNOWS——
That proper coal must be used
In the kitchen range; if not
The cooking will be a failure.
Every woman knows-
. If the cooking is not right
- $3.“: The“ is lack of good humor
And cheerful conversation
At the table.
Evei'y woman knows—-
Ill temper meiins bad digestion
And poor health; therefore
Good coal means good health.
And a host of women know—-
WE SELL GOOD COAL!
,0 , Tuitfims COAL @.
. MONEY TO LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
91 weekly payments, also to property
owners on second and third mort-
xapee. All business trnnencted strict-
ly confidential. Office hours from ti o.
"in. till To. uh: Saturdays till 91). m.
' ”imperialism LOAN a secumrv
{ 3r.‘ oomrsnv
«Washington 8t... Havliand Bldg.
‘ One flight on. Room 1.
m w. noun-aw... w
‘ POST
CARDS
. 10¢ a Dozen
_ W A: Briggennan’s
. tit unto" arena.
Mayan Iieeit. 132 Washington at.
‘ Ww.w...¢..wmwmweww ..
W
anything plenty. ml:
is»
Boiognas. Frunkiurters and Sour
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
i
Our Coal-Talks Our Coal
|: may not
Convince You
Only personal swer-
ionee counts \\‘il(‘il quui-
ity—superior quullty ~
is the issue.
l‘ e r a o n it] l‘Xlll'l’lflnCB
with our llttzeilon cool
is what you need to
convince yourself of
what. Wt‘ know:
That the proof of the coal is in
the burning
That the burning ol our Hatch
ton coal is superior
That's a burning shame you did
not know it sooner.
The B. Hersbfield 8: Sou Co.
Tel. PM. i22 Water It-
632 Blood chi
Shoes for Boys
Union Made. Fancy Wing Tip.
SIZES 9 to 13 i~2 ............... $1.50
8iZE8 l to 5 1-2 ............... $1.75
MAX LEVY
WASHINGTON STREET (IRlDGE)
will
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemowlt. t‘. (Ihupmuo. lloiy-
nice; i“. M, (llurithon. iii-tithi; i.. R.
lilo-limit. Wilton: lieoruo l.. Rockwell,
liltiitoileid; (i. ll. l'hililpn, New York;
ii. (linennvr, iiriiigvporl; ll. Mathew-
non, oily: .i. .ltmningu. New York: 3.
(iii-ontsulu. ili‘itluI-porl; i”. ll. lluinon,’
i-iiy; ii). ii. Mormon. New York; W. H.
Folsom. llotilon; W. E. (lager. l3. 0.‘
Johnson. liohi. la’vi‘. ii. Jucohs, New
York: W. H, tilnui'li. city; R. H. Poni-
eroy. Wenlhniil: i.. H. Uioltoy. H. M.
limo. New York: 1‘. .l. Buckley and
wife. Cannon; (,2. ii. Whitlen. Provi-
dence: M. Boy. .i. ii‘erry. Moi-rt» Beck.
do to is never eiinugh
W .04... ”ammo.
lie Illusions
_ melt. Do, not be, eosiyod.
in '
‘1 cared for twain
. Irdmi investor-int.
I
minutes at.
Every new era of' end times brings its crop or . speculative
They are illusions.
good times to this some 'mutiislgsevihur hsnilt
poor titties end retain the security or My
"thiNorWaIk Savings Bank
' I. sunrise IANlt auttoma‘.‘ "~ f
New York.
of i ProSpei-ity
i...”
Hots, Shoes and
“an
i
a were not.
A Woman's Wardrobe is Not Complete
‘ WithOut a Visit to Our Store
Utility. beauty. qualityranii popular prices are ehrnblned to make this
showing attractive, and economical buyers will quick--
5 ly take advantage of these features.
012.50 LADIEB‘ and MISSES' Slll'i‘s, for this sale ............. $8.60
”4.50 LADIES' and MISSES.‘ SUITS, for this sale ............. 09.98
820.00 ‘LADXES’ and MlBQlilB’ SUITS, for this sale ............ 514.98
325.00 LADIEB' and MISSES' SUITS, for mission ............ $17.98
RAIN COATS, the best and largest selection in town. Style and
prices to suit you.
84.00 PANAMA SKIRT, for this sale .. ....................... $1.93
$2.00 LADIES WAISTS, with imported embroidery fronts ...98e
85.00 SILK WAISTS. for this sale ................ ..81.98
88.00 CHILDREN‘S and GIRLS' COATS. for this sale .......... $3.93
$7.00 BLACK SILK PETTICOA'I‘S. for this stile ............ 5. . .3338
82.00 HEATHERBLOOM l’ETTlCOATS, for this sale ........... 01.39
Charming models, distinguished by their style and by their iii-
trnctive trimmings; sold all over at 88. Our price for this
sale . . ........ . .................... $3.50
W! ALTER FREE
SALE IN BOTH STORES
Stamford
it
THE rents
.550. Norwalk
ity of finish-—
Ottoman Royal
Satin Ottoman
Satin oCloth
"Crevenette" Pruneile
Wool Taffeta
_ seriousness.
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
, y,.
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PrieStley’s English
The Priestley Fabrics merit all good things said about them—~value. beauty
and style are all there. The wool, silk, finish and dye are above reproach, and
the styles surely correct in every detail. They are made of the finest silk and
beat Australian wool. and are easily distinguished by their beauty and regular-
Mohair
Imperial Serge
Broadcloihs
Empress Poplin
" Dress Goods
Cravenette Suiting
SilkWarp Henriette
Tamise.
Melrose
And Other Seasonable Fabrics
iTRIsrRAM & HYATT, NORWALR, , CONN.‘
Jessie l.. Ferris 5
\‘tt. 1 Order of Notice
Percy it. Ferris i
State of Connecticut. Fnirflold County,
Superior Court. as, Bridgeport,
October 20, A. 1).. 1909.
Upon the complaint of the said Joe
sie L. Ferris praying for reasons there-
in set forth for a divorce, the cusiody
. ~-~~-~-~ of one minor child and alimony. re-
turnable to the Superior Court. in and
for Fairileld County, on the first Tue!-
dny of November, 1909. it appearing
to and being found by the subscribing
authority that Percy E. Ferris. the sold
det‘endunl. is absent from this stole
sages - all made fresh, daily, and gone to parts unknown——
Meets and Provisions of all kinds. it.
Therefore Ordered. That notice of
o pendency of said complaint he giv-
en iiy publishing this order in the.
Evening Sentinel. a newspaper printed
in South Norwuik. three times succes-
sively. commencing on or before the
Elm (lily of (lumber, A. l)., 1909.
, FRED. W, TRACY.
Asst, ('lork of the Superior Court for
i"uirlluld County, 02] (it
To iln- lionrd of l‘ounly l‘nntmiesinnnrs
of I-‘olrlli-hl i‘utlilU‘.
I lik'i'l'il)’ npply for :i holrl lll‘l‘li-‘it‘ in will
.N‘pirituuus unii lnluxlvuilux Multili‘n. .\Ii\.v
lumps l'n't‘l, liliii‘t‘ Wllw null I'lilv'i‘. iii
’if. \\'nt.»r \lrm‘l. ’l‘uun ni' .Viirttnlli,
Mr pinup ui' liuniiu-rw is not ilit‘llll‘i‘
within :uil iwl in u din-ct lim- 0' u i‘huri‘n
iitiilli‘i. i'nmi hinl Sifiiiml ut‘ l‘illillr‘ Srlionl‘
inmsl», m iht' [HI'IHISI'N iu-iluiniuu tin-ruin.
m .int‘ i‘uH ilnlt'i‘. i'illtlit‘ l.llli'lli\' ur
i‘vnwlr-H.
hith‘ll nl Nun
walk. this liih liar iii
ilflnlu-I‘. .\. it. ”‘03.
lilt‘llAi-ii. .\i.\‘iil\'li.\.\l.
Applianui.
We, 'iw unrivrnimuul. ultwiors illul mx-
Ill|\'l‘l.“. in- iii-linvii il_\' in“. of [MP '|‘n\\n of
Nur\t'ul'.. lwri-liy piitlul'ni- llit' niiplit'utiun
ni' llit- iii-uvt' nutnnl
erlllit-i Mill'ltlinm
for such lll‘i'llfli' unit up do m'rmuliy (tr-r-
iirt' t'lit'li i‘nr liiimn-if liliii ur- lllt‘ nu‘nora
f it'll ".\i.\il‘ r-iiunioii in Flilll 'l‘ou'u of
Nut-\V'iik,
lltllt'ti nl Nuru‘nlh.
llrlhiu-l. A. it. llhlii.
I‘:ll\\'iii’il Mi'tliulli. \\'illlnin ii. Mnioiili.
John J. livnrni-y. l‘liliit‘k liuiiritm‘. Jillllt‘i‘
H. t}. l.ii_\-ri.
l ili‘l‘l‘ll)‘ rorilt‘v ihnl thi- uiiuvu inimml
mninrnvre lll‘t' eivrtorr iuni inspuvorx. on
iii-nnmi by In“. of llli' 'i‘ll‘Vll nl' Nirwnlk.
linit-tl :ii Norwnlk. thin i-ith titty of
(it'liiilt'r, A. ll.. “mil.
ill-llillliili’l‘ it. SMITH.
nib 1'? Town (‘it-rit.
" nuns intuition.“
John G. Miller.
The i'unerzil of .lohn tloorze Mllloi‘.
who died )‘t‘litl’l'liiu' ill the Norwallf
Haspitsl. will he held at 2:30 o‘clock
Sunday afternoon from his home in
South ’l‘hird Rtret‘i. this city. The
German minister will oliicinie and in-
torment will follow in Riverside Cente-
iery. Mr. Miller was fill yours of no
end is survived by n widow and nev-
orul i'hlidren.
Funeral at F. D. Hadley.
The funeral of Eranhlln D. Hadley.
a Civil War Veteran, who died Weil-
nesdny at. the Soldiers' Home. in
Newton. will take place from the
home chapel, at. 3 o'clock today. in»
torment will follow In Spring Grove
Cemetery.
Willi iii __i_i_l_ll SIREH.
WALL Ei'i‘itEE'I‘, 10:10 it. ni.~'l‘ho
opening trading in the stock market
was rather quiet and the sinuii
chooses were irregular, There were
limo shores of Wabauh pfd. dealt in
ut lit and 54%. compared with 63%
last night. St. innit. Southwestern und
intorhorougli~Motropoilieu rose '9‘.
WALL STREET. it n. m.~—8ellinti
orders increased in volume and prices
declined sharply. Four of tight money
and bear pressure were responsible
for the full. United States Steel hroite
. Rewind 11%. Union Pacific and
Amalgamated Cop Mar 1%, and n doren
more lending alas I a point. A send
fractional rally occurred when the
shorts covered.
WALL 81‘. Noon. ~ltailies prove-
ed title] and new low levels for prices
were reached before noon. Most of
the prominent native stocks sold low-
er than before yesterday’s late rally.
Reading declined 3- , U. 8. Steel 295
and Union Pacific 2 . Bonds Wore in
reauiar. ‘ .
when armor. l p. m.-~The man,
this Hill tiny of
4
i lllli.‘ did not reenter much around when‘
themreuuruubstded. Prices ruled
near the low point around one o'eloolii
and the trading was very dull.
'i‘he lion's (inflation industrial heat
were nonwatx, eons. ‘
title. attire .lluuih Noreen: Methodist
on all will have an entertainmmi.
l“ at the church. Indie 1‘
'Brliiliepori. will lie the
or, and ii ‘ ore ‘ lit
1
sight in an‘ auto ‘
ill
“rm“ . .. ..,..
I H. Krieger &Co.
w—aiwa. . W... a“...
w. 7., .__. Mar .a
‘ H. Krieger& Co. ~
Charge Accounts Opened
‘ Public Confidence _,
' is‘the foundation upon whichy‘this and every successful commercial institution must rest. The people HAVE shown. and ARE
showing faith in the H. KRIEGER & CO. STORE—faith in the merchandise it sells. and in its methods of doing business, by
the héatowal one great_patronage. This confidence the store prizes to a greater degree than any other ‘oi its assets. and in the
splendor: (if its FALL and WINTER stocks has endeavored to iurthur emphasize its worthiness in the eyes of the eiothesbuying
public pi South Norwaik and vicinity.
TOMORROW, SATURDAY, We Will Hold a
£8 REACHII NEW YORK
wear—-
a..-” a... a“
JEFFRI
is handy to Fight Johnson and Has
No Doubt of Winning.
«- NEW YORK. Oct. Elm-The steam-
er Lusitania, on which James .i. let-
fries the punlliat, and 't‘. P. O'Connor.
the irish Parliamentary loader were
passengers. loft Quarantine for her
dock at 7:30 it. in. today.
.loffrles said he would moo John-
son and had no doubt at all of winning.
Replying to questions Jeffrles said he
did not take mtioh steel: in the John-
«on Kelcholi “till end evidently noir
sldered Kelohel outclassed.
SAN runnoisdo. Out. reduci-
fries can make his own terms in a unit!
with Johnson. All we wont to its is
to show that Josh is the holler men."
”This was the mtenwnt ililltlt’ their!"
any ”3/ Georgie. Little. iiiunneor ni'
dentition. who or lideparl for Hip oust
retina! and then; . stirrer. >
. Johnson was‘vi’rmteu limit! mum
our; lust helm?
ceieilralion‘s oi l’nriolu week was
. tiduled to msrt‘h. down Market
street. the 0qu ‘ hotter whirled into
it Is ittiti drove down
lapsed. -i\ gotten»
nostril lift it can
' ‘ tied in»,
gutW e’t‘heomt hi
‘ t "iiweiio
the purndn, em» in"
during this sale.
habit of coming here.
No better values to be
LOIT iN THI MOJAVI Dull".
Parties Are Bearelmt for Parents and
Three Oh litre».
SAN BERNARDINO. Cat. Out. 22»
1‘. ll. it. in .a rancher. while riding
across t 9 01am desert. in the Car-
isho Greek country, restore". name
some the tracks of two turns. The
- wandering trails indicated that the
tuition either were lost or did not
have control of mltnMett. He relieved,
the trails and llnaliy come upon it»
compliment and a hour and farther
away a horse. dying of thirst. Here
evidently was the starting point of it
i great tragedy.
i li'oiiowillu the trail further. he dis-
‘covered the tracks of a man end a wo-
.inn‘ and three children. Uneven st
. lint u. retroitthls end woveriu. port
i flimfi! hunt";1 it the travfiemmnot
now it: i or to turn. it lite
fun the smitfio‘ld of the hostel: for wet-
er against it desperately proving it .
ilometlnits the trail of one or t e
other of tilt! children disappeared. in
‘dlhnilllg that the father or t e mom
into extended it lest drop toting]
narrrin their dying little ones. at a
tutti intend the load of a ilry dreeit
for many mites and then led oil to tits
,eoutttrr from“ Which the «mug
that. Mil” milestones I" lei“
i e
.i
searchinf
.omie. int «to more it»
We will not try and insult your intelligence by telling
you that we are selling Coats for $5.00 worth $10.00, or $15.00
Coats for $8.00: but we have cut on these goods lo m 20‘. . so
as to make it an object for you to buy and get you in the
We will also sell Boys’ Suits and Over-
coats, Tomorrow. at Greatly
Reduced Prices
Boys’ Suits from $2.00 to $7.00
found in the city. ‘
This is the store where you my open a charge account
eliminated of all disagreeable features. You can dress well
and settle your bill in my weekly payments. No extra charge
for this privilege. We court comparison.
.KfiegerSzCo.
29-31 West Washington Street
l
Brookside Lake
one“. an am it. v
Freight Yard. M .,
'i‘wo intents ~— 754-3: Gil-2
.............. .. u...
Kalle retested
parties we
serial-on ions
memento
N. Johnston. It
‘ it‘s N.
night. was conveyed fight“
del _ . the fillets.
mm Mr. Well “Minter
ii .Viwmt llit ‘ .
titles. it.
til remlm
ti desired tier
, Minimal-Irma of
to
“alumni
”trill of e
PURlim ;
ake Ice‘
Wholesale and Retail
aimilttitli innii
immld
".61". “ATM.
N. Oat. tip—item at;
the death of United states ”new
Special Sale of Children’s and Misses’ COATS
Sizes 4 to 14. Colors Navy. Brown, Green. Red and Mix-
tures. It is without exaggeration when we say we have more
and a larger variety of these goods than ah the cloak stores.
in The Norwalks combined.
Prices Range from $3.98 to $15.00
Every one of these Coats is reduced from $2.00 to $3.00
Bouncer...“
Jim"ll BMW“ 00533353;
The "lienlsmin" Raincoat was
planned and iiittit to use for
many purposes. and we find
'inany men using it for rain.
shine. snow endoold.
Most men find it impossible to
got along without one. and wear
it on stormy days only. Others
wear it from early fall until late
in the sprint. melting it do dill)l
for a lightweight overcoat. rain-
ooat. winter overcoat and dust
coat. end‘ll. [does for All of
them. the. ‘
mm ..
S Joseph Davis
Tails}. amt... Hitter
m 4an
i it
ice Co,
graham}
i
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out at
it merited:
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