AFRIIM‘I. OC'I‘IDBERII. rare I S
EVERY INTELLIGENT MAN
’ Reade advertisements ’
And uses as much thought
In selecting and buying‘
As is required in ,earning
The money that is spent.
Such a man has a practical
Knowledge of values
Which makes for thrift
And is proof against shame.
THE reams COAL co.
lAdvertises its coal
‘ 3And guarantees the quality
To be unexcelled.
As you are intelligent
We hope to do business
With you.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STERN.
RISTRAM 3, A
I . N08. 3 and s GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
Heatherbloom PetticOats
Just received a very Large Attractive Showing In Black and
all of the Latest Shades
Black and Colored Sateen Petticoats, 98c to $2. 50
Light Weight Fancy Flannel Waists
A New Line in many ditferent designs that are Very Reasonably priced
More
of the White Linen Waists
Plain Tucked, and with beautiful Hand Embroidery
“ Tristram 8. Hyatt,
Norwalk, Conn.
OUaker Ranges
EVERYONE that sees one of these fine Ranges buys
one. Last week we sold so many that we have
been unable to get them as fast as they are. wanted.
. Now is the flow to get your lI‘ull‘l
. Still when the lines and sinus nro i‘illll'
pit-LII. (Int 37 and 8M Men’s and
Young Men’s Fall and Winter Suits
are marvels for value. They are lllhllh
date in fabric. fit and llniah, look well.
IIIIIIIr troll. and please well.
GO V: yLIEB’S
~$7Ta¥td $10....
ll NORTH MAIN STREET.
OMB and see our
fine line of DINING
TABLES. CHINA
CLOSETS. B U F F ET S,’
DINING CHAIRS and SIDE BOARDS. Nothing to equal them In Th’II. Norwalks.
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I CALL 720
orion House
(Gregory loutevard)
IAIT‘NORWI LII
ration
Shore Dinnersand All Kinds at
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E. O’Sullivan
Phoenia‘roa.
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Burial of Mrs. Heller.
The remains of .iits, Mario liellor.
who died on Wednesday. WIIIVII taken
to the (human LutlIIIran i‘cnteiI-ry
Brooklyn. N. \‘.. thia IIIornlnII, hy i'II
deriiilter II‘t'tIIiI-IVlI'it ii tiutttmg. for lIIIr
lat.
“Bedroom Furniture
ARDLY a day Passes that we don’t sell one or two
Brass Beds. We haveihem from $18k) S50. Enam-
el Beds from $3.98 to SIS.
Mattresses,Springs, ,
Chiffoaiers, Dress 7'
ers. Rugs and Lace
H OR CREDIT
I“ . This at your own option
Funeral at James Smith.
The funeral of James A. Smith. who
died yI-aterdny. will he held tram his
late residence. {Iii Ely III-cutie. Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, 'l'ho Innatlwra
of Butler Lodge. l. (I. (I. II‘.,
tend in II hotly.
peIItI-r will oilirtato. Interment in ltlv-
urultle cemetery.
Ceecella Kaiser.
'i‘hI,I doth of (fact-cite Kaiser, widow
of John Kaiser, of Lotvluhoro. occurred
yesterday in New Canaan. lI‘uIIIII'al
aIIIVviIIoIi will he laid at tlttI reuliiontru
of Ilt‘l' duuulitrr, Mrs. iioorgo Ii. Warti-
woli. Emu am, New t'Iquuu, IItI tint-
iIIIiaI (III ii. at 2:10am. interment
in l.IIIIIIIiI- -II toIiIettIII.
George (itutnmau Ar'tlIIII lltlaheli, lI.
lluii White and Arthur tilauaon, oi
Norunlk IIIIIIIIlIIrII oi the Norwallt
Fire Department. hired the automobile
oi t‘liuton K. Hunter. o! Main street,
.lohn’lil‘do. ollwtleul‘ui‘. lost It vaiti- II‘. iflloi‘tea IIIIIhJIIIIIIIu id? lliIhhtIll
IthlII horse last evening. The horse
was enduring t‘ronI IIustrliiII and Wan
WIIIIIIIIIIII ’5
lilli'lll yesterday at the Ilanhury II'nlr,
r...x
. IIIvollcu to twice its natural aiao. Mr.
'5 ,BOLVENT NOTICE. llydII atut'lod tor Veterinary (t. M. ”mm,“ ““d with tinge M N F D'
‘ fDlatrlct‘ of Norwalk. are. l’rohain lll‘ililtllllfll. hat the horuo died on tho Ideal wean”? ‘0? a lll'lllit limit! troIII IlIIII look It hip to
SOFT HAT
NIIII llor-hrlhu “llmt‘ they noro guIIIIiiI
Court. Seototnhet 28, A. i), 1910 way. The amount of gas in hla IIIII~
Estate of Louis Itmenileld. late at
Iwalk, in acid District tit-conned
The Court or PIohate lor the [lie
oi‘ NorWalk hath limited and al
elk months from the. data here-
ihe creditors oi uuid eataio to
Hill. their claims .iIIr settlement.
"who nonleet to present their at:-
improperly atteated within said
will he delinrred a recovery All
«indebted to said estate am It-
IIIIIIjIIh canned aul‘toontlon.
Arthur iiuuholl. Harry Fli'huuh. Al-
lIIIri lioWo and William Henry Iuariod
this afternoon tor the lianhary Fair
in .lqulI Within a. automobile They
will warn tomorrou morning, by way
on \‘i’IIlIIfriIIIrI.
Minn llouala (:rotui. of New Haven.
formerly of South Norwalk. who in ill
of typhoid fever, in hollovod to he on
the road to recovery, though she in still
quite sick
James Carroll in attending the Dan-
hury Fair. Frank MIIGItirk is takina
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W... .. .0. M
mutate dto make immediate parmoni
i . “JOSEPH nosuarinan,
”R7 . AdIIIlaiatrator.
mm
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his place in F'inncy a Benedict‘s.
Don’t Let Your Money Lie Idle!
If de sited on or before
. A
and c IA K hats are ideal llliti.
Large liEi-ltli'tlllt’llll. oi style-II and
colors. tlorhy hate. lull still or
flexible. are here if Wit prefer
them. 38.00.04 04.00. “.00-
, etob'er 5, in the '
‘ gnth Norwalk Savings Bank
Joseph Davis
tilt Waaiunatopn mascara Norwaiic
oi the iI‘lIII Department in that place
They “'llilt‘tltitiil the hit: tWO-nillo-lons
handle and attended the carnival i‘olI
lowltnt. All I-I-IIIIrtaII excellent time.
it Iva» reported yIIaIeI'dIIy that Town
Clerk llIIrIII-rt it. Smith, of Welt ave-A
IIIIII who lam lit‘t‘ll ill tor a ahort time.
had Iouumod hiu dutica III the town ‘
hall hIIllIllIIII hut thin in not so. . Mr.”
Smith was able to name to the town’
hall hat for a uhort tlmII yuaterday.
Ilelnu aIIaiIto to attend the strain at
the work he had to return home;
shortly after his arrival. and it will
probably be aovorai days before My
can again onk utoadily His many
friends wish hint a quick return to
health. i
Fruduriek Fills of Weston. W“ M‘-
routed this noon by Chief Thomas
Bradley. lie went into the wound
hand store of thank A lionnecher. in
Wall street and naked in be shown a
stove. III he wiahad to purchase one.
Hetero he could be shown one, he tell
to the floor asleep, the sleep at the lib
toxicatod Chiot’ Bradley was sent (or
and an express wagon procured, in
which he was taken to the station
house
The condition at Mayor Iaemon Mr
Brundago was reported to he worse,
this morning. hat investigation proved
the report (also and tits physician says
that he in resting “in oomtcrtably.
Edwin C. Burt's
LADIES’
Shoes
VELVET TOP, PAT. LEA.
FOX. ................... $4.50
DULL KID TOP. PAT. LEA.
FOX. ................... $4.50
GUN METAL BUTT. ..... $4.00
TAN BUTT. .............. $4.00
Our lines shown this sea Von
are altered in l't‘i‘ngilllltfli oi the
conlldonvo placed in us by our
II‘H'IltIS, tho nude. and i'i‘lii'l"
omits the best in stilt and I aim:
that II IIII nit-Ii in.) not (till pm-
IiIII‘II. aISotl int: II In: than ”II I as
llilili‘itl InnIIIliIto and absolute-
hilllt-lill‘llllll IIill continue in be
our IaiIIuIllnst Him.
CONNEALLY
r A ND
BRACKEN
I1 waanmuron smear.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE sou
A “Hill a 5 no Irly killed in I even-
qu. in W all slIIIt “hon tin uutomo !
hilII II llli tI hi did Iiot see. upptoni lit-Iii
llllil. lie had left the (‘tll‘ll to no ml
the trolley iI'uIIk. I'hnuxtul hi: mind
and thIn started to I‘I-lrIIIIe his stops
The auto came up behind him. and he,
turned and saw it coming. it so'
iIVlglIiInIId hint that lit stood still until
thi- auto was hionght to a sudden stopi
as the radiatoi tout hell tho man a coat
hits 1“ It Watois of l IIII siteot
spending some time inth Mr. and Mrs.
William iIunIan. at New York city |
Air. Duncan is connected with the N l
.\' ii and ii. it. R
will IIt- ~
Rev. Hugh ll. i‘ur. ~
it“
Woodward Ave. Market
150
12m:
Fancy Legs of Lamb
Fancy Legs of Mutton
Veal Chops . . . . 15c
Veal Cutlet . . . . . 18c
Stew Veal . . . . . 10c
Loin Veal Roast . . . I40
Prime Beef Rib Roast . . 412m:
Sirloin Steak . . . . 16c
Porterhouse ._ . . . . 180
Round, Steak . . . . 15c
Shoulder Steak . . . . 10c
Plate Beef, Special . . . 6c
Sperry & Barnes Hams . . . 19c "
Sperry 8r Barnes Sausage . . 15c
Diamond C Ham .
Best Smoked Shoulder
Pork Roast
thMm ..
Hamburger Steak .
Fresh Shoulders .
Smoked Skinned Back Hams,
Hall or whole _
Forequatiers Lamb . 100
Mutton Chops (loin) . 15c
All Meats for this Week are as Good as
Money Will Buy
gBEERS BROS... Inc. Westport&S.Norwalk
18c
12c
190
200
2 lbs 25c
lb., 14
15c
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Norwalk’s Largest Grocery
Special .3331.” Green Siam Offer With All Meats
10 Stamps with a purchase of 50c.
20 Stamps with a p Irchase of $1
3 Stamps with a purchase of $1.50
50 Stamps with a purchase of $2.00
Legs of Lamb,
Forequarters Lamb,
Lamb Chops, lb, 20c, 22c, 24c
lb, 180
lb, l2t:
Veal Cutler. lc, 25c
Veal Chops, lb, 18c, 20c .
Veal Roast, lb, 16c, 180
Prime Ribs of Beef,
Pot Roast,
Shoulder Steak.
HamburgerSieak, 2 lbs, 25c
. Home-made Sausa e, 20c
Smoked Shoulders, lb, 13c.
lb, 140, 16c
Round Steak, lb, 16c ;
Sirloin Steak, lb, 18c .
Delmonieo Steak, lb, 20c, '
Porterhouse Steak, lb, 22c
lb, 160
lb, 12c
resh Shoulders,16c . -‘
New York Frankfurters, Bologna, Head Cheese, LIVerwurst,
Bloodwurst, Boiled Ham, Corned Beef, Smoked Beef
50 ITAMFS WITH 1 LB. TEA ..
40 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. TIA.
'le STAMP. WITH 1 LI. TIA.
Io armpit WITH y. LI. artele......
...... ”00¢: 30 STAMFB WiTH 1 LB. COFFEE. ...... .356
.........60¢ 26 STAMP! WlTH ‘l LI COFFEE. 30°
.......... 20 .TAMPB WITH 1 LI. GOFPII.........MO
lblilllill...haotlolitlillllll1o.
‘ was» Welt
Manager ..
Norwalk Grocery at.
Norwalk Chronicler