“rein. ' thin Lea. ' ‘
.xh sll‘o‘ssvssu‘eLt-I
0st. I”
. Mm
“-00
Quoting». shown this mason
. . ‘1 ottere‘d lnqreeo‘ ition of the.
obhilddn’ce placed it us by our
. ends. the trade. and repre-
f. ”his the best in style and value
"i thshaxperisncsd buying can pro-
ne. Nothlnxlese than the eds-
ers" complete and ‘ absolute,
tlefaetlou‘ will continue to be
our steadlast aim. ‘ ,
.lllmars
a
.st wasliluorow eraser.
sou-m NORWALK.
-TILIPHONI ass-4
it.
1* _ THE COST or LIVING
. Is a problem of the day
‘ * I. .Wliielt has not been solved
5 All yet
“To the satisfaction
0f the average man.
It goes without saying
‘ That coal is expensive.
; It'is an important item
In the family budget
Yet we all must have it.
no; this reason ‘
Bu9 the best you can get
Full weight
. And little slate
* OI a reliable dealer
THE FERRIS COAL CO.
; ”Millage Grapes
Olive Oil
G. Gill—OTTO
I . Tel. 921 in Wash. at. Bridge.
“not... ”
LUNCH SETS
_’25c EACH
One extra large 'i‘uble Cover. 68 x 84
12 Font Color Napkins
12 Fast Color Dollies
. 0 Font Color Plates
PAPIR NAPKINO . ....... .. do 002.
OiRTHDAY CANDLES. all colors
, W. A. Briggerman's
‘ ‘ Stationery Store
« Watt Ilookl 1!! Washington It.
NT ARRIVALS OF VIIBILI.
‘ YORK. Oct. tl.~‘A'rrlved: Sir.
; nsessin Cecilio. Bremun.
ha Rake Over Club will most with
small Schmidt. North Main
tonight. ‘
, . W
n trading stamps with all kinds
't products at the Norwnllt Gro-
i
‘_ ARE you
in the . " .“
{COAL TRADE?
Who buys cool right?
, Who handiss' cool right?
Who sails cool right?
Who delivers cool right?
”w; no...
Those are our strong pointi. our
“knows" in coal; that's uhy
’ we ARE « 'l"
in the i
COAL TRADE
’ Haileton“ Goal
The‘B. Hershiield & Son Co.
Tut“. 122 Water at.
i
l
l
l
l'
PREPARED
:E’i , '
,
’ ,
’ I
“ flack Frost
will soon send his icy llrouill snooping
over the country. Are you prepared
for his onslaught with the. right kind
of clean itlt'l that will burn clearly and
it re nll intense heat with small con~
alllnptlon?
if not see us RIGHT NOW nllom
having your bills lllloil witlrtho lilloal
coal obtainable.
The Harris}: Gans Co.
Tel. 721 6B Water Street
"outfitter or
Men’s RusSia Gall
SHOES‘
Button and Lace. Sizes 5 to ill
at__$__2_._70
-—~ MAX LEVY —~
109 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
t....l...1~.........
Out With
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. lie
or The N get. 5c
emit
ALL DEALER!
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTUIIB.
——.._1,.....,_. .. ”w... A
m
We hbve just released from pond
and have on, hand 23- barrel.. oi tho
famous Old Chicken (Tot-k Willltlu» .
It has been sold at the old utuntl It"
the l at 25 years. Try it IiiltI bu coin
vino that It ill the bent Wllilllll-y
sold for the money.
Straight Chicken Cook Whiskey. our
full quart ......... . ........ ....O1.00
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAV ONLY
Quart Old Cliff ’00
Quart Monogram.. ...... ........:75e
Ottlrt Cherry ...... ..............50s
Quart Port 50c
Quart White Port ................60o
Magner 8: Flynn
188 Washington St. Phone 543-!
WM , .
pense or it the greater our possession.
. Bee. adv.
' a
semi-utter salts. Alto
O
usss'lv ro‘ineaaliis' .,
4
‘MVlctor Hugo.
Cheerluiness is like money well ex-
pended in charity—4hr; more we die:
"to.
as sop-m Minotaur.
sourlt nonwhtn 1
3-Day S
« Misses”,
LOW RINT’ LOW IXPINOIS MA
The Potht‘t .
\ BALE IN IOTM STORED. OTAM
total on All Wooiiadieé’ “and
road Cloth’Sllits «- ‘ForrSli.‘98
as Low airless. no you use
retro ano scorn uonwaw.
' su- .. Main st. Stamlord
... .t.
The ONLY arose M in
am: Green T
TORY'OFFERO ARE STILL IN F0
TUNITY T0 COLLECTORS 0' (3
THE”! BOOKS AND AT THI IA
Norw‘alli’s Largest Grocery
WITH ALL KINDS OF MEAT PRORgIEJCTa.
. A
RIEN TRADING STAMPS TO FILL
Mg IME GET THE BEST GRADES OF
MEAT AT THE VERY L‘DWIB PRIOEO.
3! South Main Db. South Norwsik
THEE CITY THAT OIVIB
radiug Stamps
OUR SPECIAL iNTHDDUO.
D AFFORD A GREAT OPPOR-
MASONIC BUILD
The Norwalk Grocery
INC. NORWALK
W
BEERS BROS. Inc.
conduct
svaeur NOTICE.
L...“
s
i‘ourt, September 24. A. ll.. iiilll.
leiaie of June Flynn. late of Nor-
wuik, in fluid District. lli‘Ct‘ntii'Il.
The Court of Probate tor the ills-
iriol oi Nultvulk, llnlll limited and al-
lowed six months truth the date hero
of for the nutrition: of said estate to
exhibit tlioil claims for sottlelllcnt.
Those who neglect to present their no-
counts. properly attested. within said
time. will he debut-red n recovery. All
inn-nous indebted in said cuttllc are re-
quostetl to make illlllledlule payment
to
Alltllla M. SWARTZ.
s27 oi ii Administruirix.
hematite“sf-stilt:
or Norwallt. alt. l’robule
i'onrt. tlctoilor ii. A. it. ltllti
\Vlleroua. \t‘i'lilr‘ll implication has
been mode to this court lilr the lid‘
mission to probate of :l certain writloll
instrument in. ulld tor the will of
.lillllt'li A, Smith. into oi Nol'wnlh. ill
mid district, deceased.
Ordered, That said uppiicutloll be
Ill‘lll‘tl lllill determined at the Probate
lllllt‘o ill Norwailt. on tho lliiil day of
ilrlolwr. lilltl. nl ill o‘clock intention:
.llul tllul public notice thereof he nlwn
to all litll‘liullli interested therein by
publishing this order in u llownpnpor
ilnt'llln u clrrllllliion ill said district, at.
toast lit-o days bonito said day of
bearing.
iiiai rirt
HENRY W. tiltrltltlilY.
.ludfie.
Pili’llltll tiltsthrillw
AT THE liiJOli DREAM.
’l‘hcro ill a very good hill or the ill.
oil it
three days of the week. The tour hilt
nets of vaudeville und the brand new
motion pictures were very pleasing to
three big audiences yesterday. utter
noon and evening. .lohll White‘s (‘tllll’
only mules are well worthseeiug, Wal-
ler Litwrmlcc ulltl (‘olllpany ill it com-
vlly ellt‘It‘Il are so l‘unlly tool you are
lllwiy to split your sides laughing and
the New titty Qllnrictte was recalled
lime and lluuln. The whole show in
lat-t. ill ilrltt clans.
Many more people lire now tuition
udraniugo of tho lllaiinoe perl'ornlun-
cos. 'l‘hcro is n unltllloe each alter.
noun (or live dllyll of the week and
two on .. ftdll)’. The complete pro-
gram lti given at tho matinee. so
tllnl the patrons who attend at that
More loan nothing.
MW
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Janice Ullllll and wile to Charles L.
timber and wife. lot, Elmwood avenue.
War.
Morris Epstein to ldwald ii‘. Knorr.
lot and buildings. Myrtle avenue.‘.Wur.
Jennie it. Home at at, to J. Gibson
Whitehead. lot and hulldlnss. ii‘lrst
street, I'lust Norwalit. Witt.
liar-lull Parties and wife to William
I“. Co gsWeil. lot, Cranbury. War.
NV 9 (Moreffia‘tisiactory; Investment ,‘
gt a liqlt'i‘lotl or vault sfkaav,noseoslrsons’outssw ,
scuttnorwult savingsBank‘ ‘
tits us“. list itA‘i‘I or intuit.
vs'sv’flt'l'u-lo ll ' ‘ . ,
4
Foster Park.
. Theodore
Wll'
sysnue. War.
hunter's deed.
Turnpike. . Warns
., “Did, mummy N ‘
distinction to Milt .
lilo but i sunset to in its
oodward Ave. Market
Combination Special for Wednesday
2 lbs. of Liver and 1 lb. Bacon
35 cents
Westport 818. Norwalk
,,, m w»...
iltutrirt oi Nortvalir. as. Probate _ lie! is arriving {or Illt‘ stricken peo-
. tnken charge of the ruins
ion Ditlttm at lloyi‘a Theatre the fll‘ll i
Willem W. (lomstoclt to. James
Dunn and William a. Hatfield. liveiots,
s. Tobey to William A.
tiriilln. .lr.. lot and building». Lowndss
fllistste‘ nun nadir to John. w. woo.
lot audhulidlnae, Berkeley street. lilt-
' '«Nslson ’i‘uule and’wlte to Anton
Penny. one-hall sens. Connecticut
. hr letter. or in-
.- fis . 4 ,
"litilir FBIMFOBEST
HIE surrrstns
W
RAINY RIVER. Out. Oct . limiter.
pic. of liaudetto. Snooper and the lluiny
llirer district. Flu-i to come to the
7 naslstunro oi the people was Fort l-‘run
i‘l'l‘i, tilll . with 8300 cnah. Six cariouda
of supplies burn arrived, ’l‘wo arc
llonl \‘irgitlin, Minn. in charge of At-
lietnlan "Dylan and A, ll. lteritarc‘.
two from Duluth. Ill charge of Mayor
M. ll (‘ullonl and t'ol, l-‘. (V liciscit.
lsclnidji, Minus the county soul oi Mill-
ltanli, in which the tire was so severe.
in also on the ground with two car-
iouds. _
Sheriff listen with twenty liolllliIt-s
ulld Scrncanwi (tall. with flilocu "it!"
of the stale militia from Bomidil have
nod the
rrortiorl of tools and distribution oi’
supplies.
A pail oi mnoke hangs over Rainy
illvcr [mm hurtling peril All the days
pass the tool sol'low of ”Ir situation
is ht‘t‘olillllg apparent
DAY NURSERY DIRECTORS MEET.
Mrs. E. H. Hotchit’is the Hostess Yes.
terdsy Aitsrnoon.
The regular inoollilu oi the board
of directors or the Day Nursery As
sociallou .\\'litt hold yesterday afternoon
at the home or Mrs. his”, itolcllhiss.
No. l Arch street. Nearly all oi the
directors were present. it proved to
he a meeting of unusual interest.
Mix. llulcllhisu made a report of the
recent automobile ride to the Port ol
litsatna Men and that the "cry uruil-
lying aunt of use had been realised.
The following gills received during
lodged. A crib. baby carriage and a
[to-cart. 'l‘wo «‘th gifts. one oi til.
another of Sill.
Mrs. Walter Munro was appointed
vialtor for the month or October.
Mrs. E. M. Imoiwood will give a tea
at her home 011%! avenue. Wednes-
dny afternoon. obor 2ti. Members
ol‘ the association. with their friends.
are invited to be present. A charge
of 25 celliu. tor boneilt or the nursery.
will he made.
A number or applications for mem-
bership have been received. it is
hoped that more of the peopled! Nor-
walk will assist the association by Il0~
coming Inclllhels. us the fee in only Si
per your.
HA8 OBENs WON GAME.
Dslsatsd the Vault. Mamie nation
22 to 19.
Barton‘s celebrated baseball some.
anticipated for weeks. was his!“ 0“
yesterday afternoon and resulted in a
victory for the Han Boone over the
young men by a score of ill! to 19. The
tame was a very popular event and
had for spectators quite a number of
ladies. .
Selectman Van it. Poolsy‘snd Con-
tractor Charley Mo r
particular stars [on tile Hal Beans and
there were others in, ”. l
in; of mention. ' 'lihe playera onvtlio
.Has Been team. beside room a...
Mather included lir. Weed. Albrecht.
Lima. Symlnnton. E. Mnnsbury, Firs
Ollie: Monroe and fiehrader. On the
vounsstrre‘ team were ‘ ll molt.
Finch. F. Smith. (I. Dsnes. W. Danes.
l‘. Altman. 1.. 'I‘eyltit' and ii. Smith.
"So you were “use and bound by
bandits? Quite like ohmic opera."
"No. indeed: there was nothtn oi
the comic opera ”out thorn.~ he
goals they used were nswmldppin-
0 .s . I ‘ .
The world is
not , H...but’
W‘s “other It
from , neither better
he ple‘lndt—ew .
IIlt‘ past month are gl‘ntoluily aritnow- ,
RIS
LEADING oar oooos arena}
nos. 3 .ta lessens surname, nonwaut. court.
Annual Shelving of Ladies’ and
Misses’ Fall. and Winter Suits
A line large and very attractive display of stylish garments in all the latest shades of
Serges. Broadcloths and Diagnosis
, Ladies’ and Misses, Separate Goats
in Long ilnd Medium Lengths and the Newest Ideas in Fabrics
Winter Coats for Little Girls
That not only leek pretlybut will keep them nice and warm
Nowiia the time to not your Frill
pleto. Our 37 told tin
Young Men‘s Fall and Winter Suits
are marvels for value. They are lip-to-
daio ill ltlilrir. lit and finish. look \voii.
went well, and please well.
GOTTLIEB'S
l1 NORTH mm eraser;
“r e. L. ”0%.“...- 1......“ ‘- .. e . . ..
illltlllllllllillli
‘ :‘ooa'r rower
Second Grand
Billlllllili Ill Illilllllilllll
Rolon Point »
Wedsesdsy. October I2ill
Grand Day's Sport. Baseball. Running
Races. Etc.
'l‘ltrcc blasts bnnlls Will pate concerts
(mill 2 to it p. in. $300 worth oi Fire-
works. ilaucing from T to iii. The
time oi tour lite. Care will run to
Point regularly.
Ellil’lcn can be made with Loonurd
lliaeaa at the t‘ontrnl Hotel.
Harvest Home Concert
, Knight St. A. M..E. Church
October l8. :9. 20. 21
ADDRESSES BY PROMINENT
IPEAKERO
SUPPER IN THE CORNFlELD
PLAY. “THE DOCTOR'B OFFICE"
Vocal and instrumental Music
mm». «m... . . ....r,.--.. s. . a... .
HARVEST HOME CONCER
Altair of Four Nights' Duration and
Many Features Arranged at Knight
Street A. M. E. Church.
A grand tour l'lIRIlIB' hanost hOIllt‘
concert will be given at the Knight
Street A. M. E. church. (it-t. ill. lit. 20
nod 21.
T.
tile.lollo\viug will deliver short ari-
dresscs appropriate to the occasion:
Judge J. Holden Hurlllutl. Mayor L. M.
ilrllndu'te. Mayor A. hi. Pohlman. ex-
Mnyor William .I. H. Bohannan.‘i'orm-
erly of Stamford, sx-l.ioutenunt Gover-
nor Edwin 0. Keillor. The choir will
put on protundo-basao and the prayer
will he made by Rev. ti. [1 Egbert.
On Wednesday evening. the choir
will furnish tile program and Rev. B.
B. Upham will deliver the is suing
address. Rev. W. W. Gillies wil also
a call. On Thursday evening. Rev. ill
lg. Nichole, or Stamford. and his good.
pzople will furnish the program.
On Friday waning, the children will
punish the proxrsm and will put on
ill play. “The Doctor's Oiiice." and
th‘ duett quarrel between a boy and
a girl. Supper will he served in the
corn held by the stewardesses under
the management or Mrs. Rosa Taylor.
The ice cream will be under the man-
asement oi Mrs. J'TNornlsn. 'l‘he Wilt
lag Workers' Circle will have chorus
of the candy and fruit table. Rehsees
at the Well Miss Mary ill. Way: grab
bag, Mrs. Alice Aiken: cake commit.
tee Mrs. nouns Olmstesd.‘ iltlss (c.
‘ din
Ad I. lilies B. Gu’y. Misti}. Brook
and “Ills G. Buttlsrz-fpost mistresses.
s
“as 1.. ultra} i. so ,
:I‘ristram & Hyatt.
Suit when the lines and sizes are roul- .
Men‘s lllldi
On Tuesday evening at the opening. ~
injured. Mr. and Mrs. Smith were 0
Mutant: liar. and hairs. M. A. “altruism, H LEPROOF
or s or ury. so were out rivl 0C
tin their automobile with them. TI: 8 KS
ipnrty came to a narrow roadand the
lioadley machine and another machine $1.50
whsifill (“as sipprositgllng. 2.3m the o ' ,
lpo e recton. s eawp cash it -
er. The cars ware stoppsd and .the‘ BOX 0F SIX
damage looked Into. it was found that
. the Hosdley machine had some out of GUARANTEED
the scraps much more tortunstely than” .
the stranger. whose hood was ripped To WEAR
. Norwalk. Conn.
“j. H. Krieger& Co.
Complete Outfitters
for Entire Family
Canon
UR EASY PAYMENT PLAN is best
suited to the needs of all families.
because it meets thoroughly ev-
. ery demand. We have built up a
larger business, and can count more satisfied
and well pleased customers than all other
stores.‘
Men’s“ and Young Men's Cloth-
ing Made to Measure
Prices $18'$35
From
Ready-made Clothing from
$10—$25
‘ Boy‘s Clothing, Overcoats
and Suits, from
* $2-310
Open a Charge Account-n
0 extra charge-for this privilege
l
. l
I
c
m sore cottislosi. "
Mr. and Mrs. liurrie.A. Smith. of
Eimerest Terrace. were in un automo-
hlie accident. Sunday. but no one Was
entirely from his machine. Both autos
Were badly scratched and their occur
pants frightened for a low moments.
, Wm
' enor. niImN'lRIGlTAL. |
The organ recital or Protessol- Alex-i
antler 8. Gibson. held yesterday intilei
Not-walk Conventional Chtlrtill.-¥Illl -
very .woll attended and mi infill!
sivsn. All who were timeout to do
lighted with the Instr; lilies rmird‘ii’.
reboot vs: prsent‘in a body an ‘ or
were a great number “w
istlldsnts in attendance it
our. alarm. sit ,
Iron 31x mourns
‘ selections. All
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