"Top. Mr. “tn
I‘D-A‘lllenolllveo-
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Duh--
olluleleo-nonl s
first. Iu‘rr.......u.oo‘
u'r'r. ..............«oo
a“ . ar
In the
com; TRADE-l
Who buy. cool right?
Who handln cool right?
Wlto «III cool right?
.. - Who delivers coal rlrrht‘:I
«lino; shown“ this sound
__ out in recognition at the
1 onto placed in it“! by our
the trade. and repre-
oomp etc and absolute
fiction will continue to he
’tltu‘dt’ut llm. ‘
. ttNEALLY
w~n-w#_~~_rm.w» .. n. n...“
THE COST or LIVING‘
("Is a problem of the day
lWhich hasnot been solved
‘ :Aa‘y‘et 1
To‘the satisfaction
“ Qf'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.
For thi'si'reason ‘
'Buy the best you can get
; ir‘ult weight ' ‘
‘Ahd "little slate
fol alreliable dealer -
THE FFRRIS COAL CO.
. 4w: 00——
Thono are our strong points. our
“known" In coal; that'a why ;
I‘ we ARE“1'[" '
W in the i i
COAL TRADE .
'1 Hazletdn “Coal .
Thé‘ttJtiérshtieldstSon Co. "
,‘rétiziu. 7,’ first Waterst,
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Whowl
'l‘hat cold wave to bore with u vett-
gcauco-rl wish I had my cool supply
in now:
Don‘t be caught napping like above
by the cold soup that is sure to come
w'lot on supply you NOW with your
winter's coal.
lf you want a clean. AI t‘unl that
really \\'Il..l, stitlsly. call 721.
The Harris & Gans Co
Tel: 721 68 Water Street
Wm“... 2...; ”a... .-. ..
saurtlf tor or
Men’s Russia Cali
SHOES
Button and Lace. Sizes 5 to 10
mayo
169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
Malaga Grapes
l- , Olive Oil
c. ethane
Til. 927 170 Wuh. it. Bridge.
tn;l;.;"‘+...u.
Out With
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. BC
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
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§ LUNCH SETS
' 25c anon
Ono extra large Table Cover, on 1 ill
12 Fast Color Napkin»
12 Font Color Dollie:
(I Font (lolor Plate:
‘ IIRTHDAY CANDLES. Ill delete
a, W. A. Briggennan’s
; Stationery Store
Donovan link.
”~er "Men M...
11A KOV. Runnln,
‘W ortltoan.
to'qutcrmlnalu theiaocl. ’9
Wm». ..
oi wont ad". pay.
«my»- “ "firth-doa-
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FAPIR NAPKINB ....... do 001.
I“ Wuhlnuton It.
IX .IRMINATO‘. ENNUDH BECT.
Wednesday.
1, ”with Court of Maison butt he-
' the trial or III adherent» or the
wit not. Including 67 women or
.. ‘ 'i'Wo hundred and
themes have noon cited. Thu
, “moot. In making a roaoluln at»
GeofMore SatiSfactory Investment
.A” A gORTION OP YOUR I'ANLARY. DIPOIITID RIOULARLV
l 2 South NorwalkSavings Bank
'IvoioW‘rI‘Lv can, AND THC LIIIIIAL our: or turn.
' " Align IT to toenail“ vanv IAPIDLY . _
at. Attention PAID 'ro canoe on IMALL AMOUNT!
MANUFACTURER.
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Ruppert’s Beer
RUPPERT'B EXTRA
per one 24 bottles. $1.15
RUPPERT’B KNICKERBOCKER
nor cm 24 bottles. $1.35
RUPPERT’B SPARKLING ALB
per one 24 bottlfl. $1.30
RUPPERT’S PORTER
per one 2‘ bottles. Stall)
RUPPERT'S EXTRACT 0F MALT
per dozen. $1.00
Free Delivery to All Parts of the Town
Magnet St Flynn
lilll Washington at. Phone 6424
IMPORTANT MEETING AT GRACE
CHURCH.
The motor lute callotl a uloollu this
evening at ll o'clock til (Jruoo (2 “11'“
or all tho boy» and tuna Whom it lulu
lit-en liltl privilege to present for (‘oli‘
Ilttnutlon.
Ihoan hidden will come up tor discus-
nylon. and a lull attendance In to-
quested.
1M.-.
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"The Parts coat is: ‘ *
as noun-t MAIN mm.
tough 'uonWAtK
31—Day ecial .
’ THE POINT!“
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' Mislses’ llroad Cloth Suits -— For” $11.98
LOW RENT. HOV! EXPINSIO MAKE LOW PRICES. DO YOU IE!
I‘IALI IN BOTH. STORES. STAMFORD AND SOUTH NORWALK.
on All Wool Ladies’ and
. are whorl at. solutes-a
TORY OFFERS ARE STILL I
Norwalk’s Largest Grocery
THE ONLY STORE IN EITHER CITY THAT GIVES
21% Green Trading Stamps
WITH ALL KINDS OF MEAT PRODUCTS.
83 South Main Oh. south Norwnlk
OUR SPECIAL INTRODUC-
N FORCE. AND AFFORD A GREAT OPPOR-
TUNITY TO COLLECTORS OP GREEN TRADING STAMPS TO FILL
THEIR BOOKS AND AT THE SAME IME GET THE BEST GRADES OF
MEAT AT THE VERY LOWES PRICES.
The Norwalk Grocery
niAsomc BUILDING. NORWALK
Combination
BEERS BROS. t
Woodward Ave. Market
Special for Wednesday
‘ 2le. of Liver and 1 lb. Bacon
35 cents
w
Highest Grade Automobiles
At Very Low Prices
rt'puitltrtl Ill-.t' ll\‘\\.
or out; rzlulu- thew
ltl‘llllt'tl ll‘ulll llurp
Several power
at $1.200.
We instruct
l-I‘I'll)‘. l'nll Ill nIlr
ll postal and we wtl
An Unequalled Opportunity
'I‘hcsr uuuutulllilrs arr the lust made in America
lht't rust Irunl Sigfiutl In 8.3.500 urw. ho‘i/r llt‘t‘ll Ilwtl.
l'l'llllill. :lutl urr gunnmlrml :lglllll‘l chum mulcriuh m
«it‘ll-riirr \‘rnrkmuuxhip. '
\Vt' :trv u-m uttering .I hutllrll uttnilvt-r «vi t‘t-lluill I,”
l‘ulllulttIM :t‘ :llll‘nriiu lll‘it't‘~
i'nutplt-trI} mrrhuult-ll in our WHIL~ .ll lltulut'lmrl.
r IIllIIllIlt‘ int mic. I'I‘llillllt' wrru'r.
,\ tt-liuill my bought in this \rzt} is :t mint. tunrr \lll
I‘lilt‘lul'} lli’tllhl-tlllllll than at cheap no“ rut. .‘wutl lot or
title. "llnu Lilli}; Will u l‘ur l.il\'l It) II, I.. lmrlc, l‘t‘
lwltrr in lltty it high «low usml out than :1 cheap new car.
A few beautiful limousines for six passengers.
completely ,overhauled and repainted. One at
$1.300. others at $1.500 and 8t.800.
cars. Just the thing for family or rental ser-
vice. Overhauled and repainted. One oi them
for sale as low as Snooo. '
A very attractive close-coupled 35 H.
great bargain at $1.500. ,
A “no” Touring Car in perfect order at $1.000.
Also a five-passenger Touring Car of 35 H. P.
All have Complete equipment of Lamps, Top. etc.
Amour: thew r
uill Iil )lllil‘ pnckcllm k llll'tl utrrt your l't‘tlllll't‘lllt‘lllb por- I
for You
'l'ltrw run haw lu-ru
:uul
\ nu lumps lhr l't‘ltlllnllllll ul‘ lhr‘ In
Vuu tultc nu rult. ;t~
r:tr~ Lin m: Ill) urn t‘;ll’~,
MK \\rt‘kl\'. Ht- t~\pl:liu~ why It is
fol and reliable seven-passenger
P. car. a
you fully.
or: you run surrly litul wmrthiup that
{notary lllltl hulk lllt‘lll ll\'('f. limp us
I lllt‘t‘l your tt'luu. When you lmy our
tic. Westport 818. Norwalk
up
rite-Lupine our oooosisroan.
elm
‘ nos. 3 and 5 onzn'r'rn' Bu
rtoiuo. NORWALK. cow. 5 .
v
- Annual Showing of Ladies’. and ‘
Misses” Fall and Winter. Suits
A fine large and very attractive display ,of stylish garments in all the latest shades of
Serges. Broa'dcloths and Diagonuls
Ladies’ andx.Misses, Separate Coats
In Long and Medium Lengths and the Nes’vest ldeasin Fabtl'cs
Winter Coats for Little Girls
. That not only look pretty but will keep them nice and warm
Tristram & HVatt,
Norwalk, Conn. ‘
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Now is the time to not your Full
Suit when tho linen and sites are rom-
photo. Our :7 and Sin Men‘s and l,
Young. Men's F‘nll and Winter Sillls;
uro marvels for value, They are tip-to- '
date In tuhrir. tit and finish, Ioolt Well,
nour Well, and please troll.
GOTTLIEB'S
~73? and $10——
11 NORTH MAIN STREET.
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institution" ‘
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Harvest Home Concert
Knight St. A. ‘1 F. Church
October 18. 19. 20. 21
aooaessas av PROMINENT
sputter}:
suppen in THE CORNFIELD
puv. “THE oocron's OFFICE"
Vocal and Instrumental Mualo
O
Democratic Caucus
A f‘llllt‘llll ot tho llouiorrnllc electors
of the t-loroud Voting District of tho
Town of NOI’Wllllt Mil he held in Ar-
lou llull. Madison pliN‘l. on Tuesday
orrulnp, (lot. in, at It o'rlottlt. to pour
lume u t-audltlnto to represent the
Town oi Notwrtilt In the (lotterul As»
uouthly: also to uomluato candidates
lur .lualirt- ol‘ tho Peace. and In trun-
sart any other business proper to router
holore said rnurus.
JOHN F. M'MAHON.
(‘hutruiun oi t‘onunliioo.
013-1.”.
mountainous
For Not-walk and vicinity: Partly
tltllltl) wooihor with slightly Ion-or
torupr-ruturo tonight and Thursday;
northweui \rltulu horomlng brink to
high on tho roam. Pleasant weather
continues until ol‘ the Allunlualppl rlror
with IUth‘ temperature In the hurtli-
urn portion of tho hilto region. (‘loudy
Wouther with occasion showers pro-
vnlia generally lwttll'vull tho Miauluullr
pl rlu-r uud the Ilockr mountains
TEMPERATURE .A v‘un AGO TO»
DA
V.
'l‘otupm‘uture: Low. Ill; high. till.
H. Krieger& Co.
Complete Outfitters
for Entire Family
w
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
larm'ibuslness. ”and can count more satisfied
and well pleased customers than all other
stores.
Men sand Young Men’s Cloth-
ing Made to Measure
Prices
From
Ready-made Clothing from
$10-$25
Boy's Clothing; Overcoats
and Suits, from
SZ-SIO
Open a Charge Account»-
No extrtl charge for this privilege
Jonas warm ILL. l
Judge Alfred 1'). Austin. ol’ West uro-
$18-$35
It would be hard, Indeed, to
Manor: 0! Importance to ..
'«Ill‘l‘tl of gmul tt'rulturut
Ilrst‘ripliw lltlllklt‘l null wrtlr us your nulmrpnwnh
low. nlhrr lltuu lmrnuutlulcs, $300 up. .
.ll Iltrsr rau's Irwin us .‘“"‘ pvt :t lurrpuiu. :uul you nrr ll~"
It you mount cull. H‘t‘illl lur
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THE LOCOMOBILE COMPANY 01?" AMERICA.
BRIDGEPOR’I‘.‘ CONN.
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FULL CREAM
Tel. No. goo.
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. a pound , .. ,,
PURE LARD, a . ..
Deliver-lea has a. m. and 2.30 p. m
n.40s no. ,,...,.
ouncl
HEESE. a pound
.
uc. ..... it..-l...-
axons urns: EGGS.adozen ..........
VERY BEST FLOUR. “ya-pound bag
The Great A&P Tea Company
in WAIHINGTON .17.. count NOIwALK. a , . . . _
rec Delivery.
Inc‘-
F
ill..-
....33c
...’....‘..85c
Clear.
TWO BOYS MISSING.
(‘hlof or Pollen Wlillum Vollmer ho
to ho with him. l'oun‘g
Thomvmn. wan last seen In Gnrvoy'
company Monday afternoon.
and bluoluh my eyes.
err. Garvey worn a dark suit havln
long trousers.
“a...” M...rw.m.w..«.
lltvoryhody’u Mullins.)
A man tie-conned from an oxctlrslo
tr in and was Wearlly maklnu hit it:
and H children. when a policomo
touched him on the shoulder and
"Come along Will me.”
“What tort" , A. -.
"Blamed it i know
looked up! l‘ll.
on: thereto wu‘
been requested to assist In the search
for two thinning boys. Charles Thomp-
son, fourteen years old. and a lad unm-
od convey, to or 17. who Is supposed
’i‘homunon.
who to a non of Expreaman William A.
it In supposed that the two boy. run
away. Young Thompson has light hair
lie was dren-
ntl In a gray suit. having short troun-
THI LAW AND OROIR MOVIMINT
the street-car tollovml by hi] wile
sold :
nun. who Is laid up at his home with
Ill attack of the lilortfilgltn, whinh he-
lllltl had for the past nine days. nurtured
a very comfortable night. This was the
new: from his household this morning.
He niept quite it little and appeared to
will quite a hit of real.
Mr. Austin in ivory wank front the
continued hioootmhlng and his condl.
lion in thought to be serious. but ev-
erything known to medical Iolertco to
being done to relieve the attflnror. Dr.
William J. Tracey In In attendance.
Frequently the patient suffering
with thin trouble passes away, from ox-
hautttlon alter hicronghlug constantly
for some days. hut Mr. Austin has been
fortunate, In that he has been able at
times to glean a little sleep and rent
between the periods ot the hlocouxhlt.
STEAMER MOLTKE DISINFECTIID.
NEW YORK. om. 12.4th steamer
Moltlto. which arrived on October 3‘
from Naples and has been detained
since owing to development or "two
cholera cases on board, left Quaran-
tine this morning a tree ship. hnvlns
been thorouxhly dlglnledldfl.
hotter tho atylo. I’nhrlr or
workmanship ol
BENJAMIN CLOTHES
y
You. even to equal lhom. Thin
More In the only one in
The Norwnlka where
BENJAMIN CLOTHEG
are sold. Suits and Overcoat“. ,
In the very Intent approved
New York styles. and,
unwell oolorlnga.
III.” to “5.00
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limo Burr Bolts. of Ann street.
It notrday tor inhalant
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Joofiphnfivis
at wmiama‘sumul Noruallt‘ '
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