<44 m...“ ,
, j.
i i
'Hard and soft roady for family use.
“DYE 'URKIARP
at an. .MAIN crater
' ‘ 1:} A ,; Our Furs
to Wear?
p. My, “the ram TO us. we MAKE, azuooet, nume-
DEIIONERB AND LADIEB' TAILORB
TEL. 968 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
BROS.
. NONE BETTER
WAT“...
HARRIS &
Telephone 450
GANS CO.
68 Water Street
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THE CLOSEST INSPE’OTION WILL
FAIL TO oiscLosa ANY
FLAW IN THE
ROGER LUDLOW
10 CIGAR
Twin City and Nugget
5c CIGARS
D. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
FIRE WOOD
Hard Wood ..... $1 75 per 1,4 cord.
Soft Wood ...... $1 50 per la curd.
Split Wood, 25o Extra.
A. CARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 NowtOvvn Avenue,
Phene No. 7832. Norwalii. cann.
helices Q... @-
COAL ADVERTISING
Must have something better
Than talk behind it.
.r Ne honeyed words of ours
‘xauea.
Will keep you warm. it
Our coal fails to do its work.
With this fact in mind
We are constantly on the.alert
- To secure the best coal——
Buying only those varieties
' You have approved.
The kind words -
0f satisfied customers
Sound good to us!
“mil-Elms @AL @.
.-
MONEY TO LORN
We loan money to housekeepers at
31 weekly payments, also to property
owners on aocond and third more
All huaineaa transacted atrict-
iy confidential. Office hours front 9 a.
m. till 7 p. 111.; Saturday! till Ii p. In.
INDEPENDENT LOAN 4 SECURITY
COMPANY
04 thington In. Haviland Bldg.
One flight up. Room 1.
POST
CARDS
100 a Dozen
W A. Briggerman' s
MUSIC DTOII.
Donovan Iiook, 132 Waaiiington at.
2...--- ”we,
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GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
”WW
Have You Used
having habit real-to.
:1 _ tercin.
ONINDTDN IT.
Fall Suits
Hats, Shoes and
Furnishings
COMPLETE
For Men. Boys and Children
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK
TRY OUR
Bolognas. Frunkfurters and San-
sages -- all made fresh. daily.
Meals and Provisions of all kinds‘.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
Our Coal Talks to... Coal
will
may not I
Convince You
Only poi'holltll iItpiiL
ionoo counts whon qual~
ilywstipel'lor quality ~-
is the issue.
I‘ e r so ll II l oworiouco
with our llnli‘iloll coal
in what you noon to
convince yourm'lf of
what We know:
That the proof of the coal to in
the burning
That the burning of our Hazel-
ton coal to auperior
That'a a burning ahama you did
not know it aoonor.
'l he 8. Hershfieid & Sou Co.
Tel. .29" 122 Water It.
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JAMES MEANS
“The Shoe of Shoes”
At $3.00
II‘IliS'l‘--~ilooaiiao liloy lIuvo style.
SECOND «They ili'i‘ outnforinblo.
'l‘lliRD—dli-ouuuv thoy oiilwoai' ulh
or shooa sold at tho Iiuuio price.
Our Iluffnlo Hip Iiooin iiro warrant-
od III ‘6. A HOW pair for every pour
pair
MAX LEVY
WASHINGTON STREET (BRIDGE)
LOOK!
These Prices for Today Only
HIIMIHNH'H, lilo llI,: lliiIIlIui. li’tt' llI.’
iinaton illtica lflf‘. lbs. Wonk iI‘lIiiI, ilc
Ib.; li'lul Filth. iio in; illuo With. the
III.; (Tod Filth. Ilii- llI.; idols. Ifii‘ lb.:
lilacnliopa. liar. (If.
A. Aaronson
euocoaaor ~tothI-iN 0. IILCOX.
FISH MAHKIT.
lei WAGHINGTON ITRIIT IRIDGI.
TELEPHONE 931.
Some halo Iii-on obliged toIiiII-inu lho past two loam
how handy that money onmo in when you hooded lI.
Benin attain and once more make your account.
hero a live feature of ,qui plan of living We pay four pct cont III-
‘ The South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITID IANK DUN-DINO.
FREE DELIVERY ALL DVIN TOWN.
u- M... M»...
Your. Account?
llIIl think
Do not let your
” ODUTN NDNWALK, DONN.
The Pan“
‘ vaao TEL. 40-2.
iaat metal and to more ornamental.
l\‘
“ Cl; 7" and Salt House ‘
88 DDUTH MAIN ITRIIT, IOUTH NDRWALK.
AThree Days’ Sale of Ladies’ and
Misses’ Suits
OF BROKEN LOTS TO BE OligrED OUT AT GREATLY REDUCED A
Sale in SOUTH NORWRLK andm STAMFORD
WE ALTER FREE OF CHANGE.
The Hatch & Bailey Co
SOUTH N ORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everyt
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would oail particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Button,
made in two aiaaa of Douala: fir. the moat durable of modern wooda: will out-
MILL TEL. 4&3.
ing
. Alao we confidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing” for roofo and also for
fie-hing In place of metal. Doea not root or decay and will laat a lifetime.
Ills. Sililll tilts IIIIIIII
Bl Hilltllilll
(Continued from First Page.)
the features “5911‘ a little distorted.
She was quite a large woman.
Mrs. Slilvin‘s daily ouatom has boon
to lll‘lso at 5 iI‘I'lilt‘k and propnl'o
breakfast. It was supposed that she
arom- at the usual time and deteriuinr
od suddenly on soil ilt'fill‘ilf‘llfm at that
time. for no hint :Ilrouiiy liithloil the
kitchen fire for the preparation of tho
morning moul.
Cried Last Evening.
()III- of her sons. t‘hni‘loa A. Sliivill.
and his wlfv. rumo owr from Bridge-
port yt-aioIilny anti spout tho day and
night and tho nIotlIor liilfll‘ tiIi-iu an
tiiYoi'lionalo good night. I-ZItI'Ilor iII lilo
i-vi-Iling sho hail boon nilili‘h’i‘il by tho
Ini-lIIiIt-ltolin and thinking to pit-nail
bur. hot sou lInIl gone oitt uud purchas-
oti lelllli‘ fruit for Ill'l‘ A fi'loud also
sintwl Ihlit morning that provlous to
\‘t‘Nlt'lllilN alto lIIIIi iliilli-od Mrs, Slav-
iti‘s unusual condition
Medical
.\l'lt‘l‘ ll
Examiner Called.
Wits tli‘li‘iltiilloil pusllil‘oly
that Mr» SIIIIIII was Ilt'ilil, lit, S if
lliziilil‘ ttolL lilo llif'flll'lil f‘llllllilli‘l',
u‘n» l'.llli il to Hon Illl‘ l'v‘llltilll‘i l“illl
:Itl llll‘i‘flill David W. litiyliioittl Willi
:Ilm i’lllll'il to IIttilitI Ibo filili‘i'lil ur-
lttdi‘i‘ll‘I'iilI" Airs. Sluriu unit wry
ft ml of ”ill of Mr lizlfiiiilflil'i; plint-
riov llllil lIml Inliot: f‘lil‘l‘ of it for him.
"' tmv 'll' lgliil low il.-\I. \\llf'li iIII- dim
“'le own illll of boy shrill ‘-lll‘ Ht'i'llit‘d
2' iii‘ an Illillllllll'lil \iot‘ri mor ll.
lit. .“llnviiI'I. inklle of hot own lilo
' .a .t .‘ii‘lil stilpt‘lst‘ in hot fl'li'llils, fttl‘
" in lii'\i'i Flli' limit! of nutrition silo Ilo~
llt’liilt'il thvut l'l'i'VltllH Io lli‘i' llilil‘-
illlthi Io \lr Hlnvloa Mrs, Sluiln was
“is. ih-nruiullntl AIIIINIIIIII. Silo is
\ill'i‘lH'tI. in addition to her husband.
”Ir two sons, ('liltl‘lt‘il it! Sltlvltl and
ilooI'uo W. Siariti. Tlli’)’ ill'i‘ located
in iii'iilt'opoi‘i. \\'lilll‘l‘ iti tho l‘lllll‘ilflll
dopoi thry tonnage now»: stands for a
hilt II! \vs I-ompnnr liolh Iito married
A Hill li‘lllillt‘ lII f‘iliillf'l‘fliln with tho
motto-T's ill‘lllll it. tho incl that the
younger of tho ltiin‘ iii-oral». has a
birthday Iliilit), his itvilh Mrs Slnrin
is also tllzl‘lel‘tl by two broihors. llelo
out l’. Mnmhiill. of Broad River, and
William Marshall. of I‘liilisrillo Itvo-
nuo,
'l‘hv (IIIIoinI will no lli'lll \‘i‘otluosilai'
filli‘i'ittiilll :It 2130 Hill] will no pilvulo.
IIIloI'tIIoIIl will lw ItI llli‘orslilo (‘ouiov
lol')‘.
Ilitiwrifiiiilts illll
Iiiiii nuts
((‘oniluuod from First Page.)
given by Miss llclan ii‘luiliay. daughter
of Mr, and MW. Paul Findlay. at her
homo; 2 Fillrflfllfl avoauo, which won
tho accno of a merry authoring of two
dozen young folks. Ho elaborately was
the house iiooornlod that It was com:
plotely transformed by its weird witclr
on traditional with ilallowo‘on. Wiiolt~
on! owia and products of lilo ltnrvctil
all contributed their purl lo lho ilocoriv
Iltlllii. The scene was a moat Jolly one
throuxhoul the ovouiim, llto tailor bi»
lint roplott- with llullowo‘i-n Ignition and
iIIorI-ymukiuit. Not the least [llNliiflllI
feature of tho cronlltg Willi the Iiuppor,
the menu of which, like the dooorw
tlomi wuti appropriate to the amnion.
Another Unique Party.
Another very pretty and onloyiiblo
IiIIIIoWo'on party was given Mina .iotl-
illi' (Thinery, daughter of Mr. and Mra.
itilmor t‘hlnory. of III linion alreol. and
wan attended by former ciaasmntea at
the American School for the Deaf and
Dumb. Hartford. . There were thirty
young people proacat from New York.
Port (theater. Milford. Stamford and
other points, and it iii believed to have
courtiiluted the largest. gathering of
deaf and dumb people ever at any one
time in this city. The event wait in
the form of a masquerade party and
was a complete surprise to the hnatosa
Ilullowe' en semen of vnrioun kinda
warn played and a fine copper was
served.
Nufiary Whlat Entertained.
The member» of the liuy Nursery
Whisl. (iliih mare entertained finely
and in a novel manner irritiay ovenlna
at the home of Mrs. George it. Van
Aictyne. flayvie wavenue. when Mrs.
Vim Alatyno and Mrs. lotion ii. Ballet
were the hostesses. 'i‘ho honorees
received In costume and the poem
came likewiae. The hence it also
elaborately accreted In tree on with
_ WMO‘III Id wbiataa
mm at
Fall Stock
Is Here
There is an exciuslvencsa, a
certain
individuality about our
atock that you can't get else“
where.
Ali to styles, we know
that ours aro equal to the host.
\Vt' rooognizo that good stile.
combined olih tho. host “curing
leather mailo
eldoratiim on tho part of
public.
is foIomout con-
the
if you want the
Lateéi Styles
in
GIVE US A TRIAL.
CONNDDALLY
Footwear
BRACKEN
llw
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 80H
WEAR
BEES.
ASHINGTON STREET.
THE AMERICAN RUD-
THEY ARE
GUARANTEED.
PURE
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake lce Co
Office and Storage. N. Y., N. H. C H
Freight Yard.
Two ’Phones - 754~3; 814-2
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATID 1.“.
Deposits June 29. I909.
$3,707,107.48
George M. Helmet, Preat.
Wm. A. Gurtla. Vioo—Preei.
Freo'tt A. Ilia. Iaoy A Treaa.
iv
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
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THE LEADING m doom arena. J ~
TRISTRAM St HY
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Priestley’s English Dress Coeds
The Priestley Fabrics merit all good things said about them-u-value, beauty
of finish——
Ottoman Royal
Satin Ottoman
Mohair
Imperial Serge
and style are all there. The wool, silk, finish and dye are above reproach, and
the styles surely correct in every detail.
best Australian wool, and are easily distinguished by their beauty and regular
They are made of the finest silk and
Cravenette Suiting
Silk Warp Henrietta
Satin Cloth Broadcloths Tamiee
“Cravenette” Prunella Empress Poplin Melrose
Wool Taffeta And Other Seasonable Fabrics
NORWALK, CONN.
The s‘lore that gives satisfaction or
your money back for the asking.
40 ycirs of successful service to the
people of The Norwaiks.
H. KRIEGER & CO
29 and 31 West Washington Street
OUR 10 DAYS’
ANNIVERSARY SALE
WILL CONTINUE
Special bargains will be placed on sale each day during this week.
Your appreciation of our efforts makes this splendid Anniversary Sr e
possible. It will pay you to act promptly for quantities are going down
Special for This Week '
rapidly.
All Wool Black Kersey (‘oat‘s
.‘Iil filtll‘hlfpéwlnpngl. hail Ham and half 37 98
Black Taffeta Silk Waisls
“121““: ST-illl liittn‘iiii Spotlnl for to». $5 00
White Madras W a sis
\\ iih toiliiis tutti i til‘fs. uottli Still l-‘-oI this 98C
\llll‘....,,....,..........
Fancy Serge Suits
Your lino Filmy S: Inc Suit fut llIilli't‘. bluo
and black. miionmoori satin llllt
$20. 00
Beautiful Trimmed Hats
tin auto this week. 'i‘haiic tints :Ivi t.~.l not liiins‘
walk. and not innilo of cheap \i‘lVi'P'l‘ on: all
uludo of lino silk \‘oivol. I-lpit'ln! f . " ‘
this week, while they liitit $3.00
Illg, Special ....................
lihui'
Boys’ Clothing
Suits for Little Fellows
"M $1. 50 and $2. 00
for
Boys' Knee Pants
li“\lli“i's
Il'lil lililf‘n’.
lili‘ inst ‘ .I. Innis iII Iho Willlll. SpI-Ilnl
lot this sale ......................... c
F iaev Serge Tailor-made Suits.
Moslll illi\‘jl blito. tho illiiH ltopular shade this FOII-
sou l‘ouls all lined with fancy lining. i1:
lllt‘ht'ti innit: ltluiiod skirts. Spot:- 315 00
lai ............................... ,
Fur Department
(‘I Illt‘ null Iioo our Ili't' of For t‘oatit. I'ouz. t'otils.
:i‘i, IL! and .‘Ill Incline long. 3 '
Vilma from ............. ‘ to ‘65
\lt'llili Isl l"lli'. Hulilo i'olli‘y Fill”. l‘lilf‘k and
lII‘..i\‘li‘ also Hill'"
lot For (“mils li"‘lil
atrium-”$28 (03135
H. KRIEGER 8. CO.
I
iuu,’
par woro it hit
llit‘.
Th"...
urnnnotnontii for the lutp-
I elaborate and Irpproprl
Mat-ahall Hoyt'a Party.
Muraiiull Hoyt, son of Mr. and Mrs
Charles it}.
lloyl, onlortaiuod a coin
alloy of his young friends ul li Ilailow
c‘on piirtl‘. Saturday evening.
homo in (.
III lllli
lrovo atronl. The anmoa of
tho «canon wait; played, the le'fll'il’
Ilomi were also or the same order. and
tho lilllo folks had a royal good limo.
one foaluro being an elaborate animal
Hallowe'an Paradee. .
Saturday night there new the usual
partition of youngsters III uroloaquo
noel illill‘ii
They were in pal-lion rang-
lna In numhor from half tl dozen to II
“CUT? lil' "lill'i‘.
blackmail and martin
oil rili't’ti wow the order and not it few
lioyn Wort:
lilo girls
tl‘miaoru,
liltlt‘lil Ilfli‘l likewise sonic of
borrowed their Iirnihoro'
They had partition about tho
(“iii' in tho roultlcnilni as well as tho
hillilllt‘iilt thoroughfares.
fine of the
favorite divoraimla was also to rink
front doerhoiiii and request. pennies.
Little Damage Done.
Thorn were fourteen uoiitotnro fl‘i
Witch“
{YMMV
duty altogether about the tilt}. Hutu
day halibut
he no heat it attic!
_ illifii‘l, and while
but did not
Hi‘i‘ nuyliiiiiir warranting arroata.
only
iltt'
high
for factory properly in Mnnroo atroot
and the hronitiug of several pickets.
Irom the tonne of the llnxior residence
in Concord nirool.
on a rather clever atunt at
"lunch.
iiv,
Ioiicil the hell almost to their heart'a
I oiiliaii
MR. MITCHELL! HORSE DIED.
"v I.
I“
lit ll
nonartl him up preparatory to tallin
vi lll‘.
anon whrn the home dropped.
Mt.
at tho animal and clinic to the conclu
will" thlll It had the «lenders. and ac-
.t-urdingly omnmunioatod with Captain
'i‘lomns Hunt. of the Norwnilt police.
ilo notified the Humane Society in
III-idaepnrl. anti they in turn referred
him to it 0 Averill. enmmlaaloher of
domestic animate. in Redford. air. too poem hem
Averill mm. Mil to New tattoo: upper or»
. in PE! NE ”MW”... 5! .,
Tlii‘
damage rcportod to tho police in
tearing down of a portion of the
board fence in front of tho Auh
be quarantined.
fllflf‘iiiit’.
Sonic hoya worked
’I‘rinitr
They ran a rope to tho bolt
had it extend to the around and
at Foot Believed ”that the Animal
Had the Glandere.
A, Mitchell. of Norwallr, wanted
no Illa home yesterday and lint“
tic had gone onlv it short le- Mrs. tloianmino
\iiloholi' made an examination
cemetery.
had died in the meantime.
loft iiarlford he ordered that the horse
After an examination he found that
”In animal did not have the glaniicra
lifter nil, but had died with some other
C
STUCK IN ma MUD.
Most of those who went to tho Van
dorhiil automobile race returned firm:
ty convinced that the race all run not
Iirday was not worth the trip.
nothing like the race of former times.
Those who crossed the Sound in the
lsahol did not act home as soon
they annealed The
mud on the Long ll and aiiid and it
was 10:45 when home was reached
Funeral services over the reinalne of
Cocchlo, of ii Wood
street. were held this morning at it
o‘clock, from St. .loeeph‘a Church. The
Rev. Father .l. T. Mitchell officiated.
and Interment followed in St. Mary'a
Mr. and Mrs. Anaein Define were
given a nilt‘pi’lde party Iain cronies at
their home as 'l‘itylor avenue. nearly
present.
«mm at the even
lieloru ho Bgfl’gmmcgo“! us;
r/‘i'fi‘id DWJ'WIIMG’PAI‘SR
A great number of lava and
3mm: men do not (EOHHION "la-ll
oritift“ when they purchuiiotlmir
Hollow and flu that reason they
never quite understand no:t why
they don‘t loolt llite tile fellow
who does.
Tailoring lit the feature in
ololheu. Naarmont cannot and
hill not give service If It has
not been put together by tailors
who nnderatanii their work itmr-
ouahiy and who are forced to
givo their very beat.
The most skillful garment
workers in the World are ems
ployotl by Alfred Benjamin a
Go. to make nonlamin Clothes.
aim to woo.
liar antm............ai.so up
JOSEPH DAVIS
Tailor. clothior. Hatter.
Fern latter
Mom and Leather M
" MW
It was
as
l cinch In tho
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