i,“ .Tl’htin-talk 'behind it. I ; N6 honeyed words of ours ls & one also cuts militias crease , sit/Woo can our 'rae j sureslos Twin City- and Nugget 2"" . a cams ‘rnev carer as sear. BJ REYNOLDS ‘ . nauuncruaea. I i m. “a wooo file it and soft ready for family use. on! Wood.....01.75 per 54 cord. :tloft Wood.......1.60 per % oord. . . . SpllthVood. 260 Extra. f g‘a'. eased aerrs' wooo vane. ‘ , v stifleflytowtilwn Avenue, . gloom No. 283-2. Norwallt. Conn. ,— i gunmen... o.“ coax. ADVERTISING I 3:;Must have something better ~ ‘ Will keep you warm, it ' jClur 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 . Oftsatkfied customers Sound goodto us! . , “WERNS @AL 60. .MONEY TO LOAN 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 from 9 a. - til. till 7 p. m.: Saturdays till 9 p. m. INDEPENDENT LOAN a. SECURITY COMPANY 04 Washington at. Havtland Bldg. One flight up. Room 1. w. ....... LARGE ABBORTMENT OF Loose Leaf Books Dennison Passe Purtont llinding. Dennison Lunch Beta. at ' a W. A. .Brlggennan s MUSIC oTORE. Donovan Block. 132 Washington at. pm“... .. .. Daily 1.... "to N. "Y2 For Freight Only On and after Tuesday, January 1 lilOiI, ll‘reight Pronellers will leave Pier 28. East River. New York. (foot of Omar stroctl. erery dull. (except Sunday), III. 4 p. m. Freight received at Norwailt up to 4 p. in. and 8mm Norwallt up to 5:30 p. m. NONE H BETTER MAT...“ ‘GANS CO. 68 Water Street SPECIALWSALE Men’s Suits and Overcoats $15.00 SUITS AND $9 00 OVERCOATS D. GOTTLIEB 11 NORTH MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK Coating Stations are for Uncle Sam‘s navy next. in importance to the ships themselves; their scuttl- attion is proof of w iae foresight. How about your foresight? You dont‘ have to look across tin- Ailaniie or the Pacific ior Your Coating Station it‘s righi- here, at OUR YARDS You can‘t find a better our. HAZLEI‘ON COAL The B. Hershfield 8: Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water St. JAMES ”MEANS * “The Shoe of Shoes" At $3.00 li‘iRSTwilet'nuse they havi- styli- SECONDM‘TDPS :ilc comfortahlc. TlllRllwllt‘t‘lillH‘ ilu-y onto-ear oil or shoes sold at. the same price Our lltliflllo llip Ildols are natural t‘il at 36. A new pair for every pull pair. MAX LEVY WADHINGTON STREET (BRIDGE) 1.601: ! Snappers. Halibut. llosion titan-a. Weak Fish. Flat Fish. illlir lt‘ish. tlod Flh‘ll. Eels. “scallops. A. Aaronson Successor to JOHN C. IILCOX. FllH MARKET. 181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE ' TELEPHONI 931. FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN. an... r Roofs 6 SEAVIEW AVENUE EAST NORWALK. TEL. 434. T .e, .. nun“... . Nom‘lk Steamboat Lo. RECENT ARRIVALS or venue. Analog J. Omlth. C. C. Hegeman. Nltiw t'tllilx’. Nor, lit-.mdrrived: Sir. ‘Leeeee. ‘ General Agent l’t'iuzcss lrcao. (lcnoa. m n _ “”“:““"“”‘ "’“W "‘“‘“"“"“ 'i‘he Ilomebody \\‘llui's'iho princi- g, I. put Industry In New York, near as ye " (30} D MEDAL FLOUR could lodge. Abner? . l» The 'l‘raroled Mun ~8ieppln' lively. .' W. . .l . i reckon.»~l‘uek. ' m.a ..... . was“-.. - .1! not a valid oxieuae for failure to I Rather It emphasizes the need which comes with the effort to lIlIVt game's-ea. aenlaa'roa er. MOOOMW The Higher Cost of Living . natty get more out of what. they spend than those without effort to plan well. 4% interest. the South Norwalk Savings Bank UNITID IANK DWI-DINO. w-..” m ..... a. If... .. .. ”HI/P. “t (or that more careful planutni-t lil practice ilitllio who save, us- who spend all l NUTH NDRWALK, CONN. l The use TEL. «a. We would sell ll“ metal and II more OntMOfl‘IIe flashing in piece of metal. [in llillllll ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. lltstrict of Norwatk, as. Probate Court, November ii. A. l).. ltlilll. Estate of Elblri A. Woodward. late of Norwnlk, ill said district. deceased. Ordered. That. the trustee of the trust created in and by the will of said deceased primarily for the. benefit of Frank W. Windward, exhibit its ac count as such trustee to this court for adjustment. at. the Probate office In Norwaik. on the. lls'lh day of No- vember. 1909. at 3 o'clock afternoon; and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof. the trustee will cause this order to he published ill a newspaper having a circulation in said district at least five days before said lSlh day of No member, tittlil. HENRY \\'. i’lltl'itlilltl’. Judge. ()ltlll‘lit Ti) SETTLE At‘(‘lli'.\"l‘. lllii ll lllnliii‘i of Norwtilk. as. I’rohilia t‘otlri. Norelulmr It, A. ll, lililit. lisliili‘ oi I‘Illiit‘i A. \\'oodwurd, late of Notwnlk. ill said district. deceased Ordered, That the trustee of the trust i‘l'i'tilt'il ill and by lllt' will of said iii-coastal primarily for the llt‘llt‘- Iii oi .Iohn ii \\‘ooilwurit exhibit Its llt‘t‘tilllll as such trustee to this court for adjustment, ut lht‘ i'robuiu olllcu m Not-walk, on the Hill dot of NllVl’lll her, than, at :l o‘clock afternoon; and that all persons Interested ill said on late may be notified lhr-rr-ol‘, Illi' trua- too will cause this order to lll‘ publish- cd in a neWspnpt-r hating a circuia lion in said district. iii icnst ll\‘t‘ days before said lelii (in) of Noi'clutu-r. lililli. iii‘INltY \\' ililiiililitl'.‘ nill ll .Iuilae. (litlil‘llt 'i'tl SI'I'I‘TLI'I .vli‘i‘tlihV'l‘. District of Noru'uik. nit. l‘l‘oiluic l‘ollri, November S. A. it, With. l‘lfililli‘ ol lliit'rici Aylnal‘. init- oi Norwlilk. lll said district. deceased. ilrdcred. That the trustee of the. trust created in and by the will of said deceased csiiibll its account all such trustee to this court for adjust~ meat, at the Probati- tllllt‘i‘ In Nor. wuik. on the lhtil day of Novelliber. lililll, at It o'clock afternoon; and that all persons interested iil said estate may be notified thereof. the trustee will cause iiils order to be published In a newspaper having a circulation in said district, at It'ilni five days before said litih day of Nowmlwr. lililll. ilt'lNltY W. GREGORY. .lllduc. nocturnala“ ‘ ill lHiiilE isuu mans Bay State Discovery Thai Appendi- citis Ails Them Now [till it ill spite of the proaianmiion by lion ion scientists that the. New ICnaiund turkey flocks are being decimated by appendicitis, liohdo island raisoru of tho Thanksgiving bird recognise the hiacklli'ud disease as the chief toe oi their hooks, and any that the supply of lthode island gobblora this your will be about the same as last. For several years past lilo black- head disease has tended to" on the number of turkeys ilownand e price up. in addition to this malady, dogs attacked sortie of the large Width in the spring, to the financial detriment of the turkey farmers. Monroe (3. Voile. known the world ov- or as an export. in all that pertains to turkeys, and purveyor of the annual presidential bird. is already looking or- er the large nooks around Westerly. getting ready to pick out the. host and biggest bird for President Tatt'a din- her. Mr. Vt‘lttitl has several flue. birds to view last at present. but has not. roaelr ed his decision as to which one. or the proudly strutting aohhiara will grace the White Horiso hoard. Soon, how. ever. one line plump bird will receive his coup ro Igrace and will he made ready for the presidential chef. Others of the Woaier .v flocks will be sent, to other tables which have been supplied by Mr. Vooe for years. While Westerly turkey breeders have not discovered that appendicitis or anything with so high-sounding e name ,is responsible tor premature death among the gobble", , . “wilt" . A", W tChw & Bafleyméo SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Also we confidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing" Does not rust or decay and ‘ ., The Paris Clank andSiiit Home I! DDUTH MAIN ITRIIT. SOUTH NORWALK. AThree Days’ Sale of Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits OF BROKEN LOTS TO BE 0:385: OUT AT GREATLY REDUCED I Sale in sou'rll noawaut and armour) WI ALTER”!!! OF CHARGE. , ’ . . MILL TEL. 46-). Lumber and Mill Work for Everything from a Piggery to a Palace . 'partleuler attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters. made in two sizes o Douglas tir. the most durable of modern woods; will out. for roofs and also for will last a lifetime. Fall Stock Is Here There is an cxclusivencse. a certain individuality about our stock that you can‘t get else- where. A; in styles. we know that ours are equal to the best. We recognize that good style. combined with the best wearing leather made. is foremoat con- sideration on the part‘ of the public. it you want the Latest Styles in Footwear GIVE US A TRIAL. mu...“ CONNEALLY BRACKEN at wasmaoroa eraser. eours NORWALK. retention: 363-4 wean THE AMERICAN aus- BERS. THEY ARE GUARANTEED. inch length. Scarfe and Mulls of Min tin and Block Opossum. terms and conditions that the customer's convenience. TRISTRAM 8t 1...-.. .. .1.-........... . .w.r.»m~.-~.... www-mea...” lull ISIS Hill and HliRiilt (Continued from First Page.) once. It is believed that if ordered in cut out the shell pile. he will carry the case to the courts. The health hoard on the other hand, it was slated today by a member. intends to take a firm stand and will see this affair through. The shell pile has been a source of complaint for years and the situation has now reached a point where the board of health feels that something should be done. Some people expressed surprise to day that a public hearing should be M- on considered. Their point was that the city has a health board to tlt‘tlll‘ what oitilisiilutcs a nuisance and in mi: ixaie it. They maintain that it it'll) iv hearing would be far froln satisiacior, In deciding, to that it would be hard 1 . get a free and full expression l‘rom pct! pie called into such it hearing. Sonic light is thrown on this point by two recent petitions regarding the shell pile. The first petition was to llll‘ boarl they take up the shell pile autumn Within a icw days it co'ciwi lllllll p.»‘ from the ltadcl ofllcv. about '31" b H 1" and later it was found that l.u- imam: on both petitions in tllltll) man-4 Wt rt Identical, If a public hearing \\'.is no l‘l‘xnm) every time u nulsnnw “as found, iin- hollitll bolilii \\‘ouid llilh' its hands full. A sanitary bridge is one or the great est needs for the growth of East Nor walk, and it Is believed by a large tlillllln-r of people that the llllowallcn of a sin-ll pile on the bridge and its conscqlnut odor; especially in warm and humid \reniin-r, is a great di-tri lip-ill. The shell pile begins to urns in the hill of the year and by the fol lowing spring it assulncs great pri a L ‘L ' -1. 7.5.. "wax—e. 0..., w‘. _ .... .._...... . NORWALK Savings Society INCORPORATID II“. Deposits June 29. 1909, 33.707,l07.48 George M. Holmes. Prose. Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Fresh Fred'k A. lite. leey A True. scientists claim that they have found out why New l-taaiand is growing lees prmiuciive of the piece do. resistance of the Thanksgiving least. They claim that turkey appendicitis has spread as far south as Virginia and la iuradtua Michigan, which in late years has be. come one oi the chief brt‘t‘dliix places of the bird. .‘lo Rt‘i‘lnlili la the dunner of a virtual extinction of the "national bird." It is claimed at the Hub, that a thorough Investigation of the causes of the disease anti its prlssible prevention is being made by such well/known soled lists as Dr. Theobald Smith and Dr. E. It}. Tuner of the Harvard Medical School and by Dr. Phillip ll. Hadley ot the Slate Experiment Station of Rhodi- island. The lliilllt' llllif'lliw which has decima- ted turkeys has of late spread to name birds, Mllt'll as partridge and quail. unit the illrcsilautlon in this special title is Ilel‘lg prosecuted by Dr. (loot-go W. li‘Io d of the Massachusetts l‘lsh alld (lame Com mission. llllllll liUlllliiliiS. Ewatd .Lehmenn. lilwaid Leilnmaa died youtcrdul PW“ hing. sued till groups, A wife and child survive him. Services will he held tomorrow evening at it o'clock from MI! lute result-unit, ll i‘slllp street. The remains will be cremated at the Fresh Pond tli‘t‘lllltltli‘l’.’ .: we...“ . - .. e.“ ”a..- MAN AND WOMAN. tilouston l‘ost.l Man toils away. week to. “troll out. Anti apron and plans and trots, And tells the world his salary is three times whathe arts. the wife. to prove her love for him Before all here below. Boston .. at mt its rate on the style site might silent ' We a ( s .gt 5. portions with its litany thousand llllell els. it Is the moat left in the shell at. tor the opening. of the (irate-rs that ill' cars and omits the offensive smell. (‘olnplaint has also been made fro qilently ill the paint about the shell pile causing the bridge structure to sex. it has long been the hope that this situation would be mitigated by the removal of the plant in more Milll‘ able quarters, as for instance. to Wat. or street, where there are a number of othrr opening establishments. lililiiilflit’li llws .latuea \‘ail. a patient at lhe Nor- waik hospital, was discharged this morning. -—-—-—-—-—-~ it you are broking for a heater. the adv. of the ilostiaa and Plumbing (to. will interest you. lloier road it now. The regular monthly meeting of the governing board of the Not-walk (‘oun- try (‘luh will be held at the Hub house Friday evening. November 12. -WA. A civil suit brought some lip-n arm by ilrocer Frank ll. Flinn against Mr. and Mrs. titto Kaoll'nlan, was‘ settled about it week ago out of court. The Sixth Company will have a drill at the armory tonight. After the drill there will he a smoker. All the members of the ctllnpany aro request- ed to be present. (leorao ll. Robbins has nearly finish- ed the very ,llnc new tire. place at the residence of Ross tlurchard in West avenue. The fire place In of Roman ln'lek, while the chimney, extending up :in‘» side of the house is of Trenton ll‘ cit. A detonation of members of (Incas ’l'i‘lhc, l. f). R. M., of this i‘tty, will no to (lreenwlch this evening and witness 'lhc router-inn of the chief's do run on .a pin is of candidates by the t 9 Port Chester. NewYork, team, which is ‘the crack team of the Empire state. A decidedly cl ver method of driven iislaa Autollte c sareiios it. be It; purl sued today in and of the windows or Adolph W. I’lroyftlns‘ eight store; A representative or the cigarette eon- reru tli't‘iilllt‘n a position in the window and during the early part of the nxlllhi- tion ii is impossible for most people in determine whether he Is an automa- ton or it real man. Finally. after ao- tug for a time through apparently auto. matte motions, he snails. and smokes a cigarette. 'l‘he stunt area such a crown this noon that the police lied to keep ‘a passage way on he sidewalk. _ . a .. all‘wlnflr’fv; . ' ~ m: tantamount: oooos TRAM &HY NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. F URS AND FUR *' COATS Our Eleventh Annual Exhibition and Sale of Furs will take place on Friday, Nov. 12th At that time we will have in addition to our own sto one of the tar eat and best- manufacturers of F For Coats or any, Caracui. French Seal. Had The exhibition will be in charge of a com making over will be cheerfully given. aible price for reliable merchandise. Remember the Date, One Day Only, a.-. -. a—n...“- “.«w.» . are in this country. son Seal, Marmottand It, Black Lynx. Isabella Fox. Sable Fox, Black Fox. Blue Wolf. Black Wolf. Caracul, Persian. Broadtaii. Black Raccoon, Pony, .. O HYAT'I; N arena. ' ck. the entire line of Lchrburger & Asher. The line this season consists of Sable Squirrel, in 38, 45 and 50. Japanese Mink, Isabella Martin, Sable Mar- Any piece can be selected from this exhibition and bought of us on the same we sell them from our own stock. Pieces may be selected and held to suit petent Farrier. and any advice regarding repairs or All goods will be marked in plain figures, and at the lowest pos- _Friday, Nov. 12th. WALK: -99.“: ; I _ ": Special for or ilcailh at the t'ii)‘_ I'I'QIlt'rillli: that ' hell atloillcr petition soil to lltih illlllt' , H. Kneger 29-31 West Washington Street The Leading Outfitters for Men, Women, Boys and Girls & Co. This Week WHILE THEY LAST .a, The Petticoat Clings to the Figure strong glove clasps. \ waistband . KLOSFIT Never lirlorc have rcarly-lo-wrnr priticoaia been given such grnrelul. clinging lines. Thry lit the hips as prrlirily as the corset. without a wrinltlr or pllrlter or bulge. Rc.:ilylo \vrarwiiliolli alter- ing. Tllry'rt: mails . . with an rlasiir- T‘x\ mesh irrxrygusscl 1‘ \ set in over each hip; these. with a elastic waistband. give a curely with thin We have a lull liar ol Kleeht Petticoats in our . plileeal department in .. ‘. .u' all laelilonaltle eludes '\ “localizes genuine without the Kloelil label In the Boys' Knee Pants ‘ ‘Vaiue 75c, 39c Boys’ and Girls" Stockings worth 15¢ a hair; 3 pair for 25 Tailor-made Shirt Waists ‘3’?“ smooth. romlort Yuma “'50; Spe- lt: .u. in. n. CI" for 85c placket lasiens sc- Boys’ Caps Special for this week Jr 250 and 50c H. Krieger&C0. ' 29-31 West Washington Street $- ANNUAL CHURCH BUFFER. Will be Held Friday Evening In South Norwaik Baptist Church. A notable event this Week Friday evening at the South Norwslk iluplisi l‘hureh is the annual church slipper and entertainment. it is planned for members of the church and congrega- lion without cost as a social occasion when the chproh can come together for the exchange of greetings and en- joy together an entertainment of tin- nsilai merit. , 'i‘ho supper will he served at (hill) by a general committmaappotnteti by the church. At it o’clock the enter- tainment will he held in the auditor- ium. and will be given by Mr. tipeflon. a noted cartoonist of New York.r,wllo will pleluro "'i’blngs We Wonder and Laugh At." This supper and entertainment. is an appeal to every member of the ohuroh to be present. it is also planned for the int is number who have been meta. bore a the evening confirmation: to such the church extends a most cor- dial invitation. . There will be a special tahis art ranged (or the children. where they W 91th. mason,“ will be served and enjoy the freedom . would": an"! i ____,!-_ a Meanderings aerated-smoothed A great number of men and young men do noteonsider "tail- oring" when they purchasothoir clothes, and for that reason they never quite understand luc' why they don‘t look like tile tollow who does. Tailoring is the feature in clothes. A garment cannot and will not give service if It has not been put together by luliors who understand their work-thor- ouahly and who are forced to give their very best. The most skillful garnlellt workers in the world are om- ployed by Alfred Benjamin to Co. to matte Benjamin Clothes. ‘1'“ to “0.00. 8‘.r Shir“. e a I e e e a a. e v.1sw up JOSEPH DAVIS Tailor, Distiller. Hatter, Furnish», 'I‘runke and heather doses. as washln a street, e '“WW . south orwailt.
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