M"\ iii keep you warm. it
‘ lur coal fails to do its work.
4 .IF NOT. BRING THEM TO US.
CRl-DYE FUND.
at 00. mtm eraser TEL.
HARRIS &
Telephone 450
._- 25::
sagas-—
“‘3 v, ‘ to Wear?
EH1CH COAL
NONE BETTER
————AT————
we MAKE. Rampant. REUNI-
BROS. ‘
Lamhs' TAILORa.
m aouru nonwaut. oouu.
GANS CO.
68 Water Street
THE CLOSEBT INSPECTION WILL
. . FAIL TO DISCLOSE ANY "
FLAW IN THE
ROGER LUDLOW
_ 10 CIGAR
OR THE
Tuin‘City and Nugget
5c c1 ans
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
.- m woon
um and sort ready for mom use.
Hard Wood.....$1.75 per la cord.
Ron Wood ...... $1.50 per 34 cord.
Split Wood. 25o Extra.
’ A. CARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newtown Avenue.
Phone No._'78‘3-2. Norwalk, conn.
f
”.M..* w-.. . - ..._. -.._.
w r
n
unlisuust'imth
COAL ADVERTISING
Must‘have something better
Than talk behind it.
No honeyed words of ours
With, this fact in mind
We are constantly on the alert
To secure the best coal—-
Doping only those varieties
You have approted.
The kind words
(If satisfied customers
Sound good to us! .
hail-Elms COAL Qt.
as... 1.. LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
ll weekly payments, also to property
owner: on second and third mort-
gagee. All business transacted strict.
li'wulldontlal. (mice Houra from 9 L
to. till 7 p. 111.: Saturdays till 9 p. m.
IN‘DIPENDBNT LOAN O. OECURITY
' ‘ ‘ ‘ COMPANY
M Wuhlngton 8t. Havtland Bldg.
' Ono lllqht up.. Room 1.
”7““
an...“ my“ .ew» .
LIAM! AOOORTMENT OF
Loose Leah
i . Books
Dennison Pallets l’artout illmlinu.
zllonuillon Lunch islets. ill
, ' l
W. A. Bnggermau s
" " MUSIC ITORE.
Donovan Ilook. 132 Wuhlngton at.
www-mc... W..- . .. .
‘ Mn. Emma ii. Wesllleld, of tfaurp
atroot *mul Operated on til the Nor—
«all: .Ilounltul, this morning, by llr.
Mat‘mlmoruer, naniatetl Ily ”I'll. u.
If DIN?“ and Walter Hitchcock.
Fall Suits
Hats, Shoes and
Furnishings
COM PLETE
For Men. Boys and Children
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 8'11. 30. NORWALK
NW...“ D... .. WWW—L“...—
TRY OUR
Boioguas. Fruukiurters and San-
sages —- all made fresh, daily.
Meets and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
Our Coal-Talks i
may not i
Convince You
will
Only personal exper-
iouro counts uhcn quai-
itywsuporior quality -
is the issue.
I' ll r so ii iii experience
Willi our liltzcllou cool
is what you lit-ed to
convince yoursoll or
what. we know:
That the prool oi the coal in In
the burning
That the burning of our Hazel-
ton coal II superior
That'a a burning ahamo you did
not know it sooner.
The B. Hershiicid 8t Son Co.
Tat. 294. 122 Water at.
ems: MEANS"
“The Shoe of Shoes"
EIJIAt $3.00
l-‘illiri'i‘mlitwunsu they huvo ulylc.
rith)Nt)-~~'l‘llcy nvc colui‘ortuhlr.
'I‘iiiiiilw-Ilot'hnuc lllci otllwrnr tllll
or ultook nolll ut the some price.
Our illllfnlo lilp “(Hills are wurl‘unlv
I‘d ill 36. A two puir for every poor
puir.
MAX LEVY
WASHINGTON STREET (DRIDDE)
LOOK !
These Prices for Today Only
Hullpporu, lih- lb.. llullbut, ll’ir it...
Iioulon itillou. “to ill,; Wonk Filth, lie
“I, Will Visit, 01- ill ilillu Wish. list:
“L, I’lul Fish. lrlr lb. Hols. lilo ill;
I'lm'ullopu. liter ul
A. Aaronson
Shoo-alter to JOHN C. OILGOX.
mm mutter.
m waauluorou eraser amooa.
romance! 931.
who: oeuvuuv ALI. ovurirowu.
,. ..M..,. ...
ve You Used
Some have linen obliged to dut
-fivii‘lg hnllit cease.
Jim a live feature of your plan or
4.90“.
LIIINII‘I‘OII or.
' u
our handy that money come in when you needed it. no not lot your
Begin again and once more make your account
e South Norwaik Savings Bank
UNITED IANK IUILDIND.
Your Account?
lug lhu'pnst two years. ilut think
living. We pay four per rent. in-
COU‘I‘H NOIWALK, CONN.
Misses’
The Hatch
YARD TEL. “‘8. .
We would call particular
laat metal and la more ornamental.
I‘laahing in place of metal.
liltilltllltis
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District or Norwuik. slit.
Court. October iii, A. 1)., 1909.
Estate otMuliur Wigton. into oi the
city, county and state of New York.
deceased.
The (four! of Probate for the his-
trial of Norwalk, hutll limiter] and til.
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors or said estate to ex.
hibit their hlnima for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time. will be doburretl a recovery.
All persons indebted to unit] estate are
requested to lunltc immediate payv
“Will to
l'rohale
JOHN A. WIGTON.
Administrator.
llouinu t‘riut‘o ]
rs. ;» Order of Notice
(liunoppo t‘rint-o]
Stutt- of t‘ounot-iicnl, Pull‘tlt'id (‘ounly.
Superior t‘ouri. us. Bridgeport,
(It-lolwr L’iilll. A. Il.. I909.
l’pou lln- complaint or the said Ron-
inn t‘l'iuro. praying for reasons therein
Ht‘l forth. for it Ill\'1ll‘t’t' llllll change (if
lliiilit‘. illl\\‘ pending before this court.
having lii‘t'Il i‘i'lill‘lll‘il llillrt‘lo iIII Iiil‘
lirsi 'l‘ul'stlny of Julio, 1000.
ii uppoul‘lng to utnl being found lly
this court llltII tilust‘ppc t‘rluco. Ilit'
aunt llol‘i-ulluul. is ullsoni iroln this
silllt- and pour in MIME unknown, rind
lli‘il unlit-v lll‘ IIII.‘ Ill‘llllt'llt'}' of tilt!
colupiuiut \HIH giwn us required by
l‘l‘llt‘l ot noIlr-l' lit'l‘clol‘ol‘c issued. and
non II!“ pluilitih oaks llll’ n lurthcl'
“till: i»! lllillt‘l‘ in NW |Il‘i'ilill~l‘li.
'i‘liultviwv tlrllol't'd. 'i‘llul lltlllt‘l‘ of
Iiw ill'llill'llt’) oi lurid complaint ho
mum in publishing lillr. ortlor ill the
f‘:\|‘llili£ Srulillri, n Ili‘Whlitilll’l‘ print
”.7 in South Norwallk. Connecticut.
Home lilllt'u successively. colulm-uclng
on u: luvi‘orl- Illt' .irl IliH' oi Now-lu-
ill‘l‘, .\_ Ii, HIIIEI.
II\ lll‘lll‘l' of tho ('oul'l.
li‘ltlcll \\‘ ‘l‘iiAi‘Y.
Asst I'll-l'k ol‘ the Superior Hunt for
l~‘uirlioid I‘ouuty. ll2 lit
olii mini!
-..._...
STAMFORD BROKER DEAD. ”
H'I'A .‘II-‘ililll. II.
t‘lulma u broker of New York t‘ll)’, diod
in his 755th your lie was [thnl‘uflt‘tl
or ultmidvruhlo wealth and in u quiet
any IlIlIl illitili' muny ulIiu to his ult-
iiw town or Wilnlhnlll. und in tho (3on-
gt'cgulionni I‘lllli‘t‘ll lll‘l'l‘. lil‘ With it
widow-r and his only daughter diutl
some iIltlv alum» A ulster. Misti Anna
tillusig who lived with him. survives.
Among Ilit‘ roripionlk of hill Monetar-
tlouu was the t‘ounrouuliouul t‘hurcb
or Willllliliiiiltfi and he also placed an
oruunu-nlul l'vuco around the cemetery
in that plunn whore his rclutlveu uro
illll'ioti.
Nor. L' (tourm-
W
BIG FIRE lN JERSEY CITY.
.illiltt-lilll' (li'l‘l’, N. .i.. Nor. ‘.~l.w—~'I‘lto
yard of tho t‘lmriou ll. O'Neill Lumber
(folupuny was «went by iiro early to-
lili)‘. The company's others and most
of tho lumber were consumed. The
loan in onlllnlilt‘d Hi $100,000.
THE ULTIMATE CONSUMER.
The ultimate consumer
WIIti ioklnuly diacuuaod
fly variouu tltrli‘l‘ pornona
Whom» kouilml-ntn wet-o lruul,
’i‘hey thought it was a good one
(in ihut unhappy noul
That he khonld hour the burden
(if prices for the whole.
'l‘hoy ikuullml, did lhoao producera
Ami chuckled kill the thought
or prices this rouunlnor
Mullt pay for what he bought.
Then on they laughed a atrnnper
liloomod darkly in the hall.
Alltl, wholly unluvliatl.
stood there among them all.
"Who are you?" cried the jokers
in one concerted Ihout
Against the hold intruder.
And rose to put him out.
They smelled the lumen of brlmalono
All «on the devil ipolte;
"l'ln the ultimate eonaumer.
And you'll find that I'm no jolts."
«w. .l. hampton in New York Time».
The null of Edward lironnnn vor-
lulu the Connecticut Company ill on
trial in Bridgeport today. Mr. Bron.
turn one: for 01.000 damages. claiming
than he wan injured when one at A.
P. Mnmr'a truck: was lot by a trolley
car at rumor.
W hate a mm in the mid? I said to mm m. it“ with ocean. -
Many a aummor girl would llita to "We attended church this morning." The Rich Hanan-What would I dot . “Oh We all right. Dona; ha .ran, , I. , I . .
rel-m how many aummm aha lm "way. did yournammartm mm way. i‘d apply ton to , an I tux-null flatworm. 'l on .
ma to: the game. 4- , you. thorium * . ball umpire. Molt titanium-hound» '
v . . . . , ~ ,. , , . .2. ’ . ‘ _ f
at
38 IOUTI'I MAIN ITREIT. SOUTH NORWALK.
AThree Days’ Sale of ‘Ladies’ and ‘
“Suits “
OI" BROKEN LOTB TO BE ChgfggSPUT AT GREATLY REDUCED
Sale in SOUTH NORWALK and STAMFORD
WI ALTER FREE OF CHARGE.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN:
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
attention to our Moulded Wooden Guttara,
maria In two alzaa of Douglaa hr. the moat durable of modern wooda: will out-
Alao wa confidently recommend 'Llneoln Rooting" for roof: and also for
Doaa not run or decay and will laat a lifetime.
.W
Lake ice
Brookside Lake ice Co
Ollico and Storage. N, Y., N. H. I H.
Freight Yard.
Two 'Phones — 754-3; 814-2
Suit House
ailey CO
MILL TEL. 4M. .
tins
F all Stock
.Is Here
There is no exclusivenraa, a
certain individuality about our
stock that you can't get else-
where. do to styles. We. know
that ours are. equal to the best.
We recognize that good style,
combined with the best wearing
leather mndv. la foremost con-
sideration on the port of the
public. it you want the
Lateéi Styles
in . Footwear
CONNEALLY
—- AND
BRACKEN
Bl WAdHiNGTON STREET. 1
BOUTH* NORWALK.
TELEI’HONE 363-4
WEAR THE AMERICAN RUR-
BERS. THEY an:
GUARANTEED.
PURE
Wholesale and Retail
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1m.
Deposits June 29. 1909.
33.707.107.48
George M. Holma. Front.
Wm. A. Cortla. VIoa-Praat.
Frati'lt A. lilo. May A Troll.
special is the famous Beacon Blankets,
mountains our Goons swoon.
TRISTRAM
wan-l"...me .
& HYA ’
NOS. o‘and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Blankets aMmfortabies
Have you made provision for the cold weather by having a good supply of Blankets and
for the money in good clean goods. We
Comiortabies on hand? If not. there is no better time than now to make your selediions. We do
not sell the cheapest Blankets and Comiortubies that are made,
but we do guarantee the h St vai-
seli you Blankets from 590 to $10.00 per pair. One
in white. grey and tan. full size, at $1.50. We guarantee
to.be the best Blanket ever sold at the price.
Comfortabics, good clean cotton. not waste or shoddy. $1.00 to $5.00. ‘
Cotton Bats—we sell the Woolette interlacci Comfort Bats,
three-pound rolls and opens up jail the size of a quilt.
looks like wool. put up in
TRISTRAM & 'HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
“II-A
‘I
The store that gives satisfaction or
your money back for ihe’asking.
40 ycvrs of successful service to the
people of Tile Norwalks.
H. KRIEGER 8. CO.
29 and 81 West Washington Street
OUR 10 DAYS’ .
ANNIVERSARY SALE
WILL CONTINUE
Special bargains will he placed on sale each day during this week.
I our efforts makes this splendid Anniversary Sale
It will pay you to act promptly for quantities are going down
Your appreciation .
possible.
rapidly.
‘ Special iOr
This Week
Ali Wool Black Kersey Coats
IllIii' third
.20 inrllvu long,
lull-d
$7 98
Black Taffeta Silk W aisis
“"'.‘.'.'.‘.‘. ’i‘ll‘.’.‘1‘1".“:...'".'i‘f‘i‘.".‘. ”“'T' $5.00
White Madras Waists
Willi collars and cuffs. Worth ll .30 For this 980
snip
I
Fancy Serge Suits
Very lino Fancy z-lrl'lrt Soil
and black. guurnu‘m'd satin
lnx. Special ........
ltll'
iilr
indies, llllll‘
. $20.00
Beautiful Trimmed Hats
(in solo this week. Those little are l.”ll uliililu-ra‘
work, uud not Iilllilti or cheap tun. :t- u on oil
luudo of line silk vain-t.
IIiIlI week. while they lust
*T',‘T""“‘,‘ $5.00
Boys’ Clothing
Suits for Little Fellows
LEVI?“ $1.50 and $2.00
Boys‘ Knee Pants
i‘im lust ;....' i‘.ull.~
ior I'll! :‘JII‘ ......................... c
Fine Serge Tailor-made
8 'ts
Mostly navy blue. the Hunt popular Shinto this sea-
son. (fonts ull lined wull I‘uucy linilg. t‘.’
inches long;
piultotl skirts. Spot‘- 1 00
inl ..............................
» ~ -w—u—w... -m >—.».. -~- '— .. a» N. ..- ”~— wvm .._.._._,_... ...._*‘. .....
Fur Department ‘%
Poole and see our line of For Bouts. Pony Coats.
.ll;. 4': und no inches long. 35 ,
i’litztw ll'olu .. .. ....... s to ‘65
Mom: at For, Sullit' t‘oucy Ii‘lil‘s, Mark and
brown; Illrlil Hollie Squir- 28 135
. lei il'ur ("outs lronl ....... $ to
H. KRIEGER 8. CO.
tin.
“Wonnwk naturally was a
ulvout minor." pull! it Colorado liprlnnu
lawyer.
the untold mining allltrku.
told me n bit or the Inside history oPn
mine. lilo ilold ling. that i thought of
buying stock in.
"Wolunrk
quartz from the (Bold ltuu'a 'root' wow
uenl to New York and exhibited The
reel to II gollillourlhg vein, you know.
it in the mine proper. Well. in.» miurlr.
humploa were very rich. money flowed
into the New York oillco. and in it ulnlt,‘
of great exportation the New York
directors Wired to the "tumours of
the mine: .
" '(lommoncu ornahlug at once."
“’i‘ho manager wired bank:
“ ‘Iinll'l untllyou return the reel.‘ " pi
um... distant.
liollol‘i “'nniut'k. illuilflh III‘ lliucor- A
cred the rich t'rlpple Creek xold llmdu. in my... wrote M" little
made no prom from hill discovory. and M...
recently iIII’Il.III Colorado Hurluua in
poverty. says the Philadelphia IIIIIII“ or lhuu cotton or the kirk of u row.
When i think or you. my heart flops
tilt and down like my mother's churn
«tanker and visiona of doubt creep ovor
luv soul until i tool like an old cheese
"lie was always cnullouimr board made lull or holes by skippers.
lionsutlonu of exquisite joy no tllroutrh
cynic
iluco ho
lilo
fluid that samples of
“it‘s
llror
W 1......“ a-.. a... a
NOTHING TO READ.
Minolta n letter no follow:
"lieurrul. my love for you in strong or St. Andrews.
will.
lift llli‘ulsll with my hoot straps to the
height of u church lliuoplo.
liliu awinunoth in a mud puddle, on do i
swim in u lieu of delightfulnella when
will lli'l‘ Ill‘lli‘ III".
.i‘ n‘u Nililltl‘l‘ in u tanning mill. and my
country town
i illl‘lllflti. T will pine away like u poll
. «ml in It hue. and you will catch cold
would you do If you felt like you didn't
“:-
IN LOVE.
dashing young man who was dead
bunch at
This
like young goats over a stable
I tool on though i could sheet.
All a goa-
My heart oscillates
slum! olmli like collar doors in u in a hollow voice.
i my love in not. reci-
ulr uruvc "
.. -........
rue moirr PLACI. -
e 'l‘rnmpmltii. mister, what
THE WICKED GADDI'B.
'lRt. bouts GIIVO-Dtllllfltil‘nl.)
Among Mr. Cnmegle‘a lunumemhlo
Rootrh Morton ill one about a cutlliio
cuddle'u wife-who Mr.
uoglc'n story runumwun much troubled
by her husband‘s loose way of
He could never have a good day on
the links but he must end it. with a
wot night at the tavern.
him. the Woman lay in wait on the
road one evening. dressed In a white
When her husband appeared
roar truth behind a hadnenumnmui
whllt' figure. out: outnpruadvurmn.
"Who the de'll are you 2'" united the
inlemperuie caddie. '
”l'm Auid Nickle." IIIItI the Axum.
"llio‘u a shake if yer hand. then."
said the tipsy caddie.
tan a sister If yours. She'll be waltiu'
loop out: me ‘osuou out "to do an to;
she ii mak’ yo welcome.”
I'll OPTIMIIT.
"l'm sorry to hear your mule died."
summons
Jilfi-ed BenjaminOGQ‘fflgh.
A great number or men and -
young men do not consider “tull-
oriug" when they purchase their
clothes, and for that reason they
never quite understand inc! why
they don't look like me l’eiluw
who does.
Tailoring In the feature in
clothes. A garment control and
will not glvu service it ll Ilili!
not been put together by liiliora
who understand their work thor-
oughly and .who are forced to
give their vary host. /
The most skillful gurinaut
workers in the world are om-
pioyed by Alfred Benjamin d:
00. to make Benjamin Clolhoa.
mm to $30.00.
am ahlrta............a1.5o up
Wu...
JOSEPH DAVIS
Tailor. DMIIIII. Hatter,
Furulahar,
Cur.
lilo.
80. ID CIII'G
silo
“I’m married
wt
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