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1 Must have something better
a J. REYNOLDS
..~‘
, h iislitd and soft ready for family use.
‘ ”BORWood...
' v a. OARMI serve! woos vane.
input... use.
fi‘ERfls @AL ®
w trons on o.
s mrsatoa
“WHIN you can our THE
v, .~ ._ occasion. . .
City and Nugget
Twin
~ 5 ems
MANUFACTURER.
W
' , FIRE WOOD
Hard Wood.....sl.7il per 54 cord.
...si.so per it cord.
Bplit Wood. 250 Extra.
No. 74 NswtOwn Avsnus,
Norwslit. coon.
.‘,_,
COAL ADVERTISING
Than talk behind it.
No'lioneyed words of ours
Will keep you warm. if."
Our coal fails to do its..w’rbrk.
With this fact in mind '
We are constantly on the alert
To secure the best cool——
Buying only those varieties
You have approved.
The kind words
0f Satisfied customers
Sound good to us!
om To "tear“
We loan money to housekeepers at
81 weekly payments, also to property
owners on second and third mort-
gages. All business transacted strict-
ly confidential. Office hours froin 9 a.
m. till 7 p. in: Saturdays till 9 p.111.
INDEPENDENT LOAN 4. SECURITY
COMPANY
04 Washington or. Havilsnd Bldg.
Ono flight up. Room 1.
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Loose Leaf
Books
Dennison Passe l'artout Minding.
Dennison Lunch Sets. at
W. A. Brigge‘rmaa’s
' music srons.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington at.
m”......%.... .._., .-__ .. .
'IIHI KIND OF CRITTER HE WAS.
It was at the Cliff llwoilt-m. t‘hlca-
's literary club, atid one of tho incin-
ers bad Just made a terrible lrront»
edilibls break about another matte it
In “his presence and that oi several
other members;
“What ought i do now?" asked the
broait-maltor. ntuch embarrassed,
"If I were you." stiggoalod Fri-d
Richardson, tho arliat, who had board
the Whole proceeding, “i should no out
still Wiggle my ours and eat anoibct
thistle.“ ~»i”i'uut tiuccotut Mauro/duo.
SURE OF ONE CASE.
, Mr. Poole—«l see. by the parrot lllni
an eminent scientist. baa asserted that
our printouts are gradually balm: lllloll
with blooded.
‘OIOARO .7
Suits ,
Hill 8. (Shoes and
Furnishings
‘ ' COMPLETE
For Men, Boys and Children
D. GOTTLIEB
if uoaru'uatu at. so. ~6an
, r
TRY OUR
Bolognas. ‘Frunkfurters and Sau-
sages —- all made fresh, daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 445.
'.?"_‘.'“"._ .L. “
Our Coal-Talks Our Coal
may not will
Convince You
Only personal exper-
ience counts when qual-
Ity~suporior quality - —
in tho Issue. ,
P e r s o it al ckporlcnco
with our lltizclton coal
Is what you need to
convince yourself of
what We know:
That the proof of the coal Is in
the burning
That the burning of our Hazel-
ton coal is superior
That's a burning shame you did
not know it sooner.
The B. Hersltiield & Sou Co;
Tel. 294. 122 Water St. ‘ .
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JAMES-“MEANS
“The Shoe of Shoes”
At $3.00
lt‘lltS'i‘wllccnttsc llicy liaivt- ulylc.
SECOND—They llil‘ comfortable.
TlliRDw—llecauso ibcy oilth-iti'.otli-
or shoos sold at tho sumo price.
Our l'luffalo lilp llooia arc warrant
ed at $6. A non pair for every poor
pair.
MAX LEVY
WASHINGTON eraes‘t‘ (anions)
LOOK r
Snappers. lIalibui. lloaloti Ilium,
Wonk ll‘ltih. li‘lal Firth. Illitc Fish. (“oil
Fish. Ef'lfl. Esdallopa.
A Aaronson
Ouccsssor to JOHN G. IILCOX.
rtsu mean.
an WASHINGTON srnss‘r salons
raccoons 931.
rue: oELtveav ALL ovsn TOWN.
, TAKING THE census. 0 H
“How many idiot. .tro lltoio in this
town?" aaltotl ”to Minna-tr within ilo
union.
”(fun‘t loll oxnctlr till after Ibo ticsi
“cotton." ultawrrt-ti Ilic lililill‘l‘.
‘Wlmi has ilto ttoxi olociioti got to
do with Ii'.’" ouoi'lctl tho aii‘tiliitl'i‘.
"We laho llli' itunllwt who pay fl'calt
min and llliilillil)‘ it by two," cit
‘Iilllliil tho mliltt',
PROVEN.
Have You Used.
some have been obliged iodur
, how band
_ saving hit it ccaso. Benin slain a
here a live feature of your plan of
tarsal.
‘ UNITID IAN
”ACHINOTON IT.
that money came in w
11.. South Norwalk Savings Bank
HilWoII ’i'hcio Ia itolilt‘liiintt III II
"I'll. Paolo-Ila"! they caught that ,mmp‘ ai’lor I,"
llllit haired ihlnn iii the hurt liioolt pm...” pm”. n.
who flirts with overy married illiill nit. Hum,” “m Mm", IN", hm, water
”“7““MN' on tho brain, New York Press.
WWW“ - . .. . ,. . , _ . Mm“.-.
WWOWMOW
'i
Your 0 . Account P
flail think
hon you needed It. on not let your
ad once more tnaiio your account
living. We pay four per cool. to-
lay tho past llvnyo’at'a.
it suitomo.
court-i aonwam coon.
YARD TEL. “-2.
last mstal and Is more ornamental.
Also we oonfldsntly rscommsnn
flashing In place of mstsi.
M
iiill iiiiiiiii
Rosina Crisco
V's.
Giuseppe Criaco
State of Connecticut, Fairfleld County,
Superior Court, as, lirldgeport.
October 29th. A. 1)., 1909.
Upon the complaint of the said Rosv
lna Crisco. praying for reasonstherein
set forth, for a divorce and change of
Order of Notice
having been returned thereto on the
first Tuesday of June. 1909.
It appearing to and being found by
this court that (littssppe Crisco, the
said doiendant, is absent front this
state and gone to parts unknown, and
.ibat notice of the [tendency of the
complaint was given as required by
order of notice heretofore issued. and
now the plaintiff asks for a further
order of notice in the premises.
'l‘hcl'ciorc Ordcreti, That notice of
the. pendency of said complaint be
glvcn by publishing this order In the
Evening Sentinel, a newspaper print
cd lit South Norwalk. (linncclicut,
three times aucccsslvcly. commencing
oil or boiorc the 3d day oi Xovciii-
her. A. ll., lliiiii. '
liy oi'tlci' of the Court,
lt‘liltill w 'i‘llM‘Y.
Asst. i'lorlt of tho Superior ('otii‘l for
l“.lll‘l|l‘ltl t‘ounty. u‘.’ Ill
NOIICE
.\'t iicc is lli'l'i'll) pitch to all pct'soiia
Illlfl'ilhit‘l! In tho artsoaamcnt of the
ctpcnsox of constructing Mi'wt'rfi
through and along t‘ctlar tili'cci, \“nl~
lci plural and Stuart. avonnc. in this
tili. that the council will boar nil
Ili‘l'llillltt m inlorealctl at the council
chitinitcr on Mlillilli). liocciubor ti, littlil.
:il 8 ill‘liit'k ll. ill.
Sotilli Norwailt. i‘onn. Novcnibor :l,
Iliilil
l’cr ttrtior of tho t‘onlicll.
.IUSHI‘u It. 'l‘Al'lJilt,
i‘ilv t‘lcrk.
'mnmhmi
Joseph J. Brown.
.losoph .l lirown, who Wan count-ct-
oti with l", A. Lane‘s roatutiraiil in
“haltinglon atrcol a number of )I‘fli‘it
ago, and who during his roacht-nco Iii
this city mitdo a largo number of
iriontls. illml yostoidny itt his homo
In 'l‘hoiuitslon News oi his death.
which wait no.- to stomach trouble, was
rot-eivotl by Attorney William F. 'l‘ttm
illiul)’. ‘l‘iw tiocolldcd was about forty-
hilt yoili‘n oi ago tutti Is survived by
ono brother and tliroo alalcrn. Mr.
lirown wait a prominent meiubor of
tho Kitlnlitu or t‘olunihua In his homo
town and was also foreman of a local
fire company. It is expected that a
delegation of South Norwalk friends
will go up to 'l‘ltotititaton to attend the
mortal.
till ‘..’i
Aisxsndsr Archer.
'l‘lto roinalun oi Aioitaittior Ai‘vltor,
tho Iorntor Hotith Notwallt i'r-aiticnl.
whoa» death was chronicled In youloo
day's Honiinol. Wt‘l‘t‘ iirouitht to this
city this afloritoon and tattoo io lily.
«raid» i‘cttiolcry, in Norwalh. for In.
iornu-nt.
Mrs. Henry Isrtins.
'i‘ho inucral of Mrs. Hoary motion
was bold yaaiortlny afternoon at 1
o'clock at her into homo in Winfield
slroot. and ill the Hounniuck Motlin
dial ('linrch at 2:30. iniortoeni wait at
iii-cons It‘nruia,
ARRESTED ON A IODY WRIT.
.. act‘s-ANN
Q. It. Vsn Aistyns Melisa Complaint
Against a former Orlvsr.
Marlin il. lltirisnrl, of blast Norwalb,
was arrested yoslcrdsy by lleputv
Hill-riff mutual C. ireldoii. on a body
writ in an action brought by (image it.
Van Alstyne. proprietor of the itrna-
cont laundry. Mr. Iliirlnnd was re.
leaned on bonds of 8250. the case bo-
lus; returnable to the on" of t‘ommnn
I’If‘ntt at liridgoport oil the first 'i‘ueti~
day in December.
The-action is brought Ihriiiilill Judas
Jtinopll it. Taylor. and the alienation
Is that Mr. ihil'innd. while acting as
an agent of the first-cont Laundry. fail-
ed to turn to from I150 to I200 of the
moneys he collected.
OW
"Does your husband play cards for
money i"
"Judging from practical results." so»
say sot. flit all the other mail la the
pasts defied-Washington star.
ParisCloak , .
. . . ss sour» sloth srassr. south ‘aoawaut.
AThree Days’Sale oi Ladies’ and
' Misses’ Suits
OF BROKEN LOTS TO B! CLOSED OUT AT OR
’ PRICES.
Sale in scorn uoawiim and ersuroao
'WI‘ALTER rats or cuaaos.‘
The Hatch & Bailey c.
scum 'NORWALK. couu.
Lumber and Mill Work forEverytf
from a Piggery. to a Palace
Ws would call particular attention to our Mouldsd Woods» Gutters.
msds In two sins of Douglas fir. tho most
name. now pending before this court, .
averse young Mrs. ’l‘orittmt, "I should i
re 6mm!»
and Suit: House *
'l‘.
IATLY REDUCED
MILL TEL. M.
ting
dursbls of modern woods: will out.
"Lincoln Roofing" for roofs and also for
Doss not rust or dscsy and will last a ilfstims.
Fall Stock
Is Here
There Is an exclusiveness, a
certain individuality about our
stock that you can't get clito-
wbere. As to styles. we know
that ours are equal to the boat.
We recognize that good style.
combined with the best wearing
leather made, bi foremost con-
sideration on the part of the
public.
if you want the
LateSi Styles
in Foetwear
owe us} TRIAL,
CONNEALLY
“‘MAND
BRA KEN
st waswiu on eraser.
scum nonwatx.
TELEPHONE 3634
wean THE AMERICAN nua-
BERS. THEY ARE
GUARANTEED.
" PURE
Lake lce
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake ice Co
Ofi'ies and Storage, N, Y.. N. H. A H.
Frsight Ysru.
Two ’Phones —- 754-3: 8l4-2
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATID ll“.
Deposits June 29. 1909,
83.707.I07.48
Osorps M. Helm». Frost.
Wm. A. Curtis. Visa-Frost.
'rsd'it A. fills. my A Tress.
. ,.i.... ... ..... M,
ll JOHNION DOOOINO LANOFORDI
in topiv to tho atatotnont of John.
aon'a ttttthtigcr that Rain Landlord can
how a fluid if he puts up 310.000. ”I"
lttitor mtya that Johnson in dodiriuu
innaimd and ropoals his offer tit
flitlti .lonlmtit for moon a olilo. with
a clilih imoaa of amino for tho chano
plon tho otonwol It.- onlora ibc rink.
and he doclttica that no will agroo lo
a "winner iaiio all“ clause in tho at.
Union of ourootuom, lilni't iollowors
any that tho Lung/ford proposition la
eminently fair anti that if .lolinaoii .io.
clinos to nr-vcpi ti thorn will no ground
for the iwiiof that aw In afraid to faith
it chain's. ‘
n rm: HOSPITAL.
Addie itatlot, or ion-hank otrcci.‘
was admitted youtmriay for treatment.
John Miillthr, at Hunt arcane. Nor-
walk. was opci'aiod on yesterday 03’
Dr. West. of New York. and Dr. W. .l.
Tracer and lit. ii‘. i. Hurnrli.
Following this s ration. Mrs. Stella
Blake. of at. Man street, Norwalk.
was operated on by the sums physic-
Ifll.
getting along nioslr. .
r
“$1;va
i
Both patients are believed to be.
i
I .
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Comfortablos on hand? If not,
BlanketsaMmfortables
Have you made provision for the cold weather by having a good supply of Blankets and
thereis no better time than now to make your selections. We do
not sell the cheapest Blankets and Comtortables that are made, but we do guarantee the best val-
ues for the money in good clean goods. We sell you Blankets
special is the famous Beacon Blankets, in white. grey and tan,
this to be the best Blanket ever said at the price.
, Comfortables, good clean cotton, not waste or shoddy. $1.00 to $5.00.
Cotton Bats—we sell the Woolette laterlacol Confort Bats,
three-pound rolls and opens up jail the size of a quilt.
from 59c to $10.00 per pair. One
full size. at 81.50. We guarantee
looks like wool. put up in
TRISTRAIII & :HYATT, roam... CONN.
RETAIL
MEN '3 .
CLOTHING
« fiALESMEN
Exceptional opportunity offer-
ed to ambitions salesman, with
good following, to start in busi-
ness for himself. For particu‘
lars apply to
H. A. I... cars LORD A THOMAS
250 Fifth Ava. New York City
All communications strictly con-
fidential. .
The city' council will hold anoilicr
inccllniz next Monday evening. when a
monitor of matters will (‘nnic tip (or
discussion.
The regular monthly nicotine of tlicI
Korwalk lllrd (‘ltih will be hold on
Monday evening at tho liomc oi hit-3:.
Jennings. «Iii West sirt‘t‘i
The town liiuli utbool l'nllllllllil’i‘, ”
will hold a incctiui; Friday night. llcod
li. Flynn. secretary of tho coinznltino,
will l‘i‘CI'th‘ bids for tho coal supply
for the school no to tomorrow noon.
The corner stone of Trinity t‘hurch.
l'awtuxct. Rhoda island. of which the
Nov. .l, H. Klaron ls rector, was laid
on October 24th by [llsllop McVIcknr.
Tho Rev, Ml‘. Klatou will ohlclatc at
Trinity Church, South Norwalk, Sun
day.
A HAY~FEVER ROMANCE.
Maud Mullor. on an autumn day.
Was worrying about bcr hay
l-‘evr-r.
ilisconsolatcly Ibcrc she stood
And muttered that sho wishes It
would
Loavc ‘or.
"I‘was not a sunny sinllo that
wrcftiltctl
Ilcr i‘onturcs as shc stood and Mouth
cti
l’ollcn.
licr cyca wct‘c both it rt-tldlsli blur,
ilcr noso and lips anti features were
kullcn.
The judge came riding down thc road,
ili'ccn gogglcs on his optics showed
illness.
l-lacll iuomonl like at Intel.- tall
Ills silt-oxen clashed agaiti:‘ ilio fall
Silliness,
llc ultlppl'd the horse and looked at
Maud.
Then suddenly the air ho sawed
Wildly.
’l‘bo pollcn drilling on the breech
Affected hint: he tried to lint-ole
Mildly.
“.\li~citoo,“ ho mentioned onco or
twico; '
"lllaa nulilor, aren't my having dico
Weather 2‘"
"Kochno," she antivvcrod vitally
plcauctl.
Anti thou the Judge and Maudie
Snoozcd
'l‘oaolhor.
Rho snorted. be smelt-dwibla ycarn—
intt pair: .
lic ancoitcd iliat alto was qulio a fair
(‘I‘NIIIII'I‘.
Alfltiilioa with idiotic thought
The} llttkcd their hands and then they
aotiaht
'l‘lio preacher.
wilayos llttllctlu.
-u...-—.—.~.t .. “no..-”
A LITERAL DIOTINCTION.
lilahop i‘otior was known as quite
a wit. and often took delight in turn
inn his liuinor loose on his associates,
ioti hot-c is an Instance whore tho
inito, although quite unintentional.
was on tho bishop. lie was to preach
at It cot-lain parish in the West In the
owning. and the congregation was not
a little amused at tho somawhaf. am-
biguous announcement of their worthy
pastor. who said:
“lloiucmlmr our special service hcxf
Sondav afternoon, The Lord will be
with us during ho morning sermons.
and lilalinp Pol er in the evenlhs."-
It‘roiu "Boreas “nflflnh." f 9‘
‘QUEOTION OF ECONOMY.
“i can not my daughter a coronal for
a million ”
"booms extravagant. 8i."
"i know; but mobile it would be
cheaper in the long run than buying
it new list every year."-Wssiiinston
Herald.
W
(live the aver-u woman half a
H.
rieger&Co.
29-31 Wedt Washington Street .
Come and open
wants. .
DoYOu orYour Family
Need Clothing, Hats ,
or Shoes?
Come now while we are celebrat-
ing lour Anniversary Sale and the
Selling Price-of Every-
’ thing ls Reduced
from 10 to 20%
See. the Parlor Tables we are selling
for $3.98; worth $6.00.
Come and see our Couch Beds.
Come and examine our stock of Ax-
miaster and 'Velvet Rugs.
:1 Charge Account
with us, it will lessen the burden of-
H. KricgerSzCo.
29-31 West Washington Street
UNDER EXAMINATION.
“Do you know the prisoncr wall?“
united the attorney.
"Never knew him Ill." repllod tn.-
witness.
"ilid you ever see the prisoner at
the bar?"
"'i‘ooit many a drink with him." was
the. reply.
"How long have
man?"
"From two feet up to five flu-t ion.“
“Bland down." yelled the lav/yer in
disgust.
"Can't do It." said he.
or stand up."
"Officer, remove that man." And he
did.
you known this
"Hi all down
”v.-wm~hwfl~
positional».
"Very peculiar doineidlnco." still
We tell pool; as be opened the bit
envelope.
"gilhat Iii that" sailed the brother
bar .
"Why. some weeks tho I sent the
editor or the Whoopeni Manning a
poem entitled "rho Old Hint Julep!"
"Did he sccspt in”
"Yes, but when i sent him another
poem the other day its returned it
with tits following message: ‘Ws so
a
ehsnes sari she’ll do mount worms:
for the sstirs family.
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«out go’s: first pests. but new we
“v ‘w' ~«u-‘suuw WWW
BnnLCLtiu =
J'erlI Btflitfliinvti’mfiis
A pleat number of men and
young men do not consider "tall-
or log" when they purchase their
clothes, and for that motion they
never quite understand incl why
they don‘t look like the fellow
who docs. .
'l'allorlntr is the foatnro lo
clothes. A garment. cannot and
will not. give service If it has
not been put together by iuilortl
who understand their work tour.
oughly and who are forced to
give their very best.
a most *sltiliful garment
workers in the world are on»
ployed hr Alfrsd Bulimia I.
Go. to make Benjamin Clothest.
013.00 to “0.00.
ltsr Ohirts............9|.bo up
Maw-w...
JOSEPH DAVIS
Tailor. cisthIsr. i-Istlsr,
Furnish", ,
Make and Lssthsr cases.
I Want so Strut,
twill" srwsiit.
at? ems-13v: ~‘~ v
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