'I ,3. Educator" ' 5 li‘l'ha Halls and Counters are our. customers ‘and tour: ous- i ‘* tumor-toms.“ ‘ ‘ We Lines 0! ' Sahel; ; * , idriin'ow template I initiative 8r ' ‘ Scales ~ [lesion School " “Nox 'Em All” Oraiax ’ 5 The outer-ole: and lanai-soles ' are Oak , > Solid Leather it waaumorou eraser. ‘ aouru NORWALK. TELEPHONE om IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR 5' FreshFruits and ' Vegetables We have .them. All kinds in season. PEACHES for Canning ’. a Specialty. CIGARS. TOBACCO and SODA WATER. . , G. .GHIOTTO . Tel. 927 110 Wash. 8t. Bridge. COAL CANDIEQ. V your; COAL’coedmd‘sr at the talking for: us but we mttst empha- size it by the printed word. Test the coal in any way you choose. we do not expect you to approve itelrcept upon‘its merits and not upon our "say so.” ‘ If you trade with us you will find NO MISREPRESENTA- TION and you need have no tears as to quantity or quality. Honest value for your money in each and every transaction. We would like to do business with you upon this basis. TuffiacSCXLC it is aid that there was a slight frost last night. it was not heavy 5 3 enough to do any damage. howsVer. C. H. Franks. the genial. Jocniar, , and clever tonsorial artist. Who is on l . - inoslc scnuna i . , r i» cause or NOTICE. m- . vs. . 'unnnr scnunu. ‘- Stato of Connecticut. Fairticitl County, Superior Court. as. Bridgeport, Sen tember 17. 1910, i Upon the complaint of the said Rose Schuek. praying for reasons “therein set torth, tor a divorce and the custody of two minor children. return- able to the Superior Court in and tor Fairiield County. on the that Tuesday being round by the subscribing auth- ority that Henry Schnek, the said do i‘endant, is absent from this state and residing and gone to parts unknown. Therefore Ordered. That notice of the pendency of said complaint be giv- en by publishing this order in The South Norwaik Evening Sentinel. a newspaper or nted in the town of Nor- waik, three syn successively, colu- mencing on or before the 22nd day of September, A. 1).. 1910. “ FRED W. TRACY. Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court for Falriield County. State 01’ Connecticut, County of Fair- iield, so. Norwalk, September 21, tint). 'i‘he within and foregoing is a true copy of the original order oi notice. Attest: THOS. A. SKELLY Deputy Sheriff i'or h‘alrllo‘ld County. 821 iii. 4‘ -.,_ i A “Week End Cut in Meat Prices THE cumcrsr . Poultry Lamb “ "““Vea'l ,n. .v 707;]; Prime Porterhouse, lb. Dclmonico, lb. Sirloin, lb. Round, lb. Willis ' of October, 1910. it appearing to and ' Beef ‘ * The Paris Cloak 8t Shit5llouse 83 SOUTH MAIN STREET. , IOQTH NORWALK “ 3-Day S , , ial on All Wool Ladies’ and Mis’ses’ road Cloth Suits ~r For $11.98 LOW RENT. LOW BXPINOES MAKE LOW PRIOIO. DO YOU SEE THE POINT? . . SALE IN BOTH‘ETOREB; BTAMFOROAND SOUTH NORWALK. 615' Main on. etamiord as South Main at" depth Norwaik GALA MONT TOR FIREMEN'8 FA 0 l . . ., (Continued from First Page.) | Cgaiiitgétmg'gngogvava’l‘hboeymglchute‘ ed last eveningb two clever acts from I ' ‘ ' " ’ . Muaic Hail. To cut from the Bijou Whereas. written application has, Dream, at “0Wfl Theatre, will be pres been made to this court for lidillll118'18nt this evening and “.m in the pro- tratlon oi the estate of Louis Rosen- gram of entertainment. held. late or Norwalk in said district.' rm polio. Keep Open Home. i deceased. The South Norwalii Fire Police kept Ordered, That sail application be' open house, last night, and entertain-i heard and determined at the Probate ed hundreds of the local and visitinu‘ Oiiice in Norwalk. on the 28th day of firemen. who attended the fair ol'Citl September. 1910, at it) o'clock i’ore- Wcll Hook and Ladder Company. The noon; and that public notice thcroi rooms of the. Fire Police are convcnl~ be given to all pursuits interested nntly located in Washington street. therein by publishing this order in a and Well adapted for the rcrelllion newspaper having a circulation in said which was in progress from 8 o'clock district, at least live days before said until midnight. Music was rendered day of hearing. thy the Yale File and Drum Band, or HENRY w, GREGORY, South Norwnlk, and the Colonel Knnwiton Fife and Drum Corps. of Da“ Judge. rlcn. . m- 5} 5 cause or NOTICE. m 323 It Oysters smart? Shoulder, : Hamburger, 2 Ibsfitior 250 : lb. 14c 220 20c 18c 16c Prime Rib Roast, lb. 16c Pot Roasts or Corned Beef, - 12c, 14c, 16c Legs, lb. Chops, lb. - GENUINE sparse Lane 200 Forequarters, ib. - - 120 - 20c, 22c, 24c MILK 1" ED VEAL Cutlet,lb.,28c Chops, ib.,24c and 28c Roasts,lb.,18c-2ilc ' Fresh Sausage, lb., roan - 16c Smokcd Shoulders, lb. 13c op . 'DELICATESSEN New York Franklurters, Bologna, Head Cheese, Liverwurst Boiled Ham, Curried Beef Oysters, pint jar solid meats, 25c played in his father's place of hunt on in Wall street, is taking a day’s v ctt~ tion from hia’duties, and is said to he loitering severely with a bad cold. 1 bronco J. Adams. special police- man: of Norwalk. was appointed as ‘nbminoo for the office or constable at tilt recall Democratic convention, but In since withdrawn his name and the committee on vacancies has up- nted flryan H. Still in his place. , nominee tor the once ofconstahlo. Norwalk Grocery 1 MASONIC BUILDING Tel. 716. NORWALK Do - You Realize the , .. ~‘ Advantages of a systematic saving or even it until portion of your salary? It deposited in the e South Norwalk Savings Bank manual. riot only safe from loss. by thieves or careless ex~ ‘ ~ -. prurintt ii the aid of a liberal rate at interest is constantly in- ‘ 5 M “"0“ Nil. ..~.....a.,m ”Mm“... ~mw AM.W~..M.M .... BELTZ~MILLIR. 'i‘ho announcements dl’ the marriage of Mlss‘tlsrah Brooks miter. sister of gharlaaiodwnrii lgilier, of Highlsgreelt, orwa " w“ “W” 3’9"”! ‘ y “5 The alarm or fall apparel at tho Norwatlt society. to Frederick holtsdmmy and tinnitus store is om, of are out and their friends are shower- the most “mm” and handsome "m, in. them with letters ot congratuia- when by that prosrmivo firm. They tion. They were married yesterday i" are advertising the. latest in fall stilts “'9 “"“W "i "‘0 Trflllfiflfiummn 1" vinr men. women amt children at. spac- New York city and will be at home al- N prices. You can be clothed from tor November 1. at Riverside. Conn. W, to too at an exceedingly small om, lay oi cash tor the;‘ will sell you on W Miss Ella (iehohe.oi France street. is spending the day in New York city with friends. “Calm. Cnpa. Caps, at O'Brien'a. The cohesion was a very pleasant one. and the Fire Police members rein” my Dammit? n. delved many compliments on then-4 linear Trttle.t.o.mlt..wtii insulti- 9‘5 23s taiity. mousse-n were no.- rm “it till warwnrwe "at l’ " ' i MlLLINERY rem. sort. ”:3. inc RISTRAM 81 HYA FALL SHOWING. Ladies’ Linen Watsts . w Correctly Tailored and Finished in the Best Manner “ Plain Tucked Waists, $1.75 - $2 u- ~........_........._ A New Line of Silk Underskirts~Black, from $3.98 to $l2. in Colors, including all the Latest Striped and Persian Effects, $5 to $9 Tristram & Hyatt, m w... 4....1. ..... Norwalk, Conn. “W"... .t v... .. ,.. H. KRIEGER & Co. The Leading Ready-to-wear Store in The Norwalks . u.» w. ,e . Come and see. the Most Beautiful Display of \ in the Twin Cities ‘ h at Popular Prices ' l We invite You to pass your judg- ment and opinion Our forty years of experience in the Millinerv bus- ' iness makes as competent to % know the needs and the tastes of the Norwalk women. Our HATS are designed and made in our own work- room and are copied after the most genteel and sedate London and Paris styles You'll find here a large assortment of Untrim- med Shapes, covered with silk velvet and dutchess satin. All the newest $1 48 .$5 Turbans & medium-size Shapes Well of course l—J-we charge anything you'll buy here. You don't need a fortune to buy from us. EASY. PAYMENTS and we will clothe you from head to foot with better goods and at lower prices than any other store in town .1»... w w... s. mm W s. without tirat oinninlng a license there: Ior. Bil“. vonti, peddle. olicr or expose for sale. within the city limits. any goods, wares. merchandise at any kind nulls tinnitus: ‘ M Funeral or Mrs. V4036. The funeral services ovc the re- tltiiiliit of the. luic Mrs. Ann Wood will he held from her into homo in Winni- puttit tomorrow afternoon. at 2:30 n‘t'lm‘k. ilev. illiiill li. Iiowrll will an “HMO an the interment will take place in iversltle Cemeteri- — Mair—M clamor scum regattas (Continued from First Polo.) and the pincer warned him not test- rmpt to sell any or his goods or he would be arrested. . The local peddlertare materially in- "t‘llflitd over the fact that unlicensed handlers are allowed to‘do business, for they are losing money right and loft. Those peddlers obtain produce from out of town. and from hung is- land. which they are able to sell cheap- or than those of the local gardeners. because of their inferiority. Thus they are able to underseli local men. Chair tort 7, section 4. or the Norwalk city ordinances reeds: “livery person. not a resident or the city, or not having an established place. of business. that-sin, who . shalt. Whatever, other than the produce of terms or gm‘fit‘nti of this state. brought into the city, and so tailored for sale by lurniera, gardeners. residents or the state. or their employees, or iish. gathered. taken. or caught by the sell- er. shall he lined not exceeding 86." 'l‘hc license fees are rated in the law. htit the mayor they change them. only by raisins: them. it he deems it necessary. The (on is 81, for a day, 32.50 for it month, his [or three months. $7 for six months. and no for one year. ' Tho Nut-walk Grocery adv. will he pleasing to the housekeeper. They are advertising a wool-end cut in meat prices that are well worth every more attention. They carry a full line of meats. groceries. delicatessen. The adv. will be found on theolghth page of this lane. The Bockmann store is one of the. best smoked stores in thisi‘violnity. carrying everything in the grocery line. as well as a choice stock of wines. liquors. etc. it will pay you to read price. in the adv. today. WNW 'i‘hs rowdy ritually: Mill business atateadsraea. N eckwear We know man. prosperous and Well dressed men. who never buy a scarf save it's KElOER- BARATHEA. They like the richness and firmness of the weave. 1 5N0 monotony ‘involvcd. not with iilUP-lliriiandl oi' sixty-tour shades or solid colored KEN- ER-BM‘ATHEA AT 60 CINTI. not to speak at the wide variety of figured KIIIIR-IAIA- THEAO. All pure silk. we AND 01.00. All silit knitted foian-liandlh ”.50 TO'WUO. LAMBS CLUB A New Arrow Collar. 16s. 2
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