' tutu. Kn: roe. par. LIA.
roar. . ................. use
._ till MITAL eurr. ......e4.oo
. ran eurr. ......... «on
, Our lines shown thin reason
ene tailored in recognition of the
. confidence placedl ld‘ us by our
.trieuds, the trade. and repre-
« eente thebesr in style and value
that experienced buying can pro-
mduce. Nothln less than the cue-
“‘~“~tomera’ comp ate and absolute
,' satisfaction will continue to be
our steadfast aim.
“CONNEALLY
“It waautuorou eraser.
howl-t NORWALK.
TILIPHONI use
BRACKEN‘
. THE Cost or LIVING
Is aproblem oi the day
Which hasnot been solved
' *As yet
To. the satisfaction
* Of 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 this reason
Buy the best you can get
Full weight
‘And little slate
Of a reliable dealer
THE FFRRIB COAL CO.
”Maiaga Grapes
Olive Oil
G. ethane
a
Tel. 027
179 Waah. It. Bridge.
Dent...
LUNCH SETS
25c EACH
tine extra large Table Cover, till x [it
12 Paul Color Napkins
12 Feet Color Dolllea
it Fast (‘olor Plate-5
BAP!!! NAPKINS ..........
IllTHDAY CANDLEB, all colors
Stationery Store
:5 T”Mflan Iieolt.
tar in thlI community"
S3
for hie lite‘ “Washington Star
Frhroiolt inhtlbitant of teh
W A. Briggennan s
cDOZ.
18! Waahinmen It.
wwm
.' z'i‘hat candidate has become rather
," replied F‘lil'mot‘ Comte-eel.
ooh Itituenla is gettin' right ru-
l. It be atom to run tot ottite
' my! once more i wouldn't be eurprlac
it be had to change lill mind and
town
not live lone it he teile the truth.
in the
COAL TRADE?
Who baye coal rt ht?
Who handiaa coa right?
Who eella coal light?
Who dotivera «that right?
. 0
--WE 00—-
Those are our strong points. our
‘ “knowe’r'ln coal; that‘s why
‘ we ARE “it" i
in the
com. TRADE
llazleton Coal
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.
122 Water at. :
Tel. 294.
Whow'
’l‘hat cold wave is hero with n ven-
geance. -l wish i hurl my coal supply
in now!
lion't he caught napping like above
by the cold snap that is sure. to come
-let up supply you NOW with your
winter‘s cool.
It you want a clean, Al t‘nnl that
really WILL satiety. cull 721.
'l‘hellarris & Gans Go
Tel. 721 ‘" 68 Water Street
“WWW... . .
SAMPLE LOT OF
Men’ 3 Russia Call
SHOES
Button and Lace. Sizes 5 to ill
"at S2. 70
~MAXLEVY-
toe waeumorou eraser amooa
8‘0er nonwata
SmokeYour Troubles
Out With
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. 6c
or The Nugget. 6c
CIGARS
ALL DEALER!
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
ww-‘uu-“auhwmn. an..- _.
Ruppert’s Beer
RUPPIRT'S EXTRA
per can 24 bottles. $1.15
RUPPERT’S KNlCKERIOCKER
per one 24 bottlea. $1.35
RUPPERT‘B SpPARKLiNO ALE
or one 24 bottlea. $1.30
RUPPIRT'S PpOFlTER
per case 24 bottles. 91.30
RUPPERT‘B EXTRACT OF MALT
per doaen. Milt)
Free Delivery to All Perta oi' the Town
Magner 81 Flynn
138 Washington St. Phone 612-4
“.4... M... ..... . .i...
COUNTY COMMlBBlONIRO COMING
The 1' alrllold County Commissioners
will come to Norwalk tomorrow for
the purpose a! receiving applications
from liquor dealers for the renewal at
their license: tor another year. Meet
at the dealers have already filled out
the blanks provided by Town Clerk
Herbert R. Smith.
.w... ~.. ~—
MAiN STRICT.
no... uonwaeu
Mistes’ read Cloth
rue eotur’r
‘3 Day S ecial on All Wool Ladies’ and ‘
LOW RINT LWI INFINIII MAKI‘. LOW PRICIO. DO YOU SEE
SALE iN IOTH STORES. STAMFORD AND BOOTH NORWALK.
Stilts --— Fur S11. 98
615 "Main St» Stamford
Fancy Leg ofMutton
Loin Mutton Chop
Prime Rib Beef .
Shoulder Steak .
Round Steak .
Sirloin Steak . .
Porterhouse Steak
Fresh Ham . .
Fresh Shoulder ..
Pork Roast, Small Loin .- .
Pork Chops . . . .
Loin Veal Roast .
Fillet Veal . .
Stewing Veal .
Sperry St Barnes llam
Calves' Liver - .
hall or whole
M.-.
BEFRS BROS. inc.
Woodward Ave. Market
Fancy Leg "of Lamb ‘
Sperry Sr Barnes Shoulders . .
Sperry & Barnes Sausage
88 South Main on. teeth Norwalk
. "' . ‘ lb 15c
lb 1295c
lb 150
lb ”he
31bs 25c
2 lbs 25c
lb 15c
. O
O O I
I O
I U
D ‘ ‘ I
I a
I O I
lb 15c
lb 122..
lb 19c
lb 20c
lb 12..
lb 16c
lb 10c
lb 18c
lb 12c
lb 15c
lb 8c
. 2 lbs 25c
lb. 15c
O O O
O Q
‘til.
Skinned Back Hams, one-
e a ‘
Westponmdt S. Norwalk
Largest
in a “moon ling “Hit a rod soul "
TWO FLAGS CHRISTINE!)
lntereating Ceremony At St. Joaeph'a
R. C. Church Veaterday.
Ir‘iimk Lomnuguili. who wart i’ornter~
iy u \rnlirhnown resident oi South Nor—
\l'dllt, liiln been art‘t'tlnn old trwtula
new low the until two tiuve inn-l will
return it» West Norfolk. where he la
at pruiuurt litlng. this afternoon,
Mr. Lemongoili and duuahtor. Mina
i'lnttnu Loinonaelli. had thr- lumor of
lining renucutmi to hold the handsome
hilt new ltnllun ting lit the lelllli'llll
Society. tllll‘liifl.lllt‘ vhl'lllliliillk 0'. that
thin and an American lie-i of tho Itiillo.
also yesterday ntorninu ltl all. Joseph's
Church. The American ting was held
by John F‘anailla and his niece, Mina
lt‘nnallln.
Ml. lunnotlltt'lli Itldltuiat-ti the them-
beta or the ltippeita Society at their
meeting pinoo. Knights of t‘ytltiue Hall
in Weahiuaton street. :rcuieiday.
HAN A ’QRTiON OF‘VOUH lat-ARV. DIPOIWID IIOULARLV
' sous. Nerwalk Savings Bank
f ADIOLUTILV IA". AND Till LlIIML M11 or lN‘l'lR-
AUDIO l'i‘ T0 lNCRIAOI VIKV HAPIDLY ,
MTTINTlON PAID TO LARGE 0H SMALL ACCOUNT!
EXECUTION AGAIN“ CHANLIR.
NEW YORK, Oct. ldw’l‘he execution
obtained by William Barnett. a run.
avenue tailor. tor atnsz, claimed to
be due tor clothee bought by Robert
W. Ghenler. husband of the liner.
‘ Mine. Lina Covalleri. was returned in
the city court today by the aherllt‘e ot-
tlce marked unastilied. The legal Item
to get the money will been application‘
mil to on elimination in Iuppietti
mm:
aw Green Trading Stamps
for Friday
PYRAMID COFFEE
20 Green Stamps with each pound at.
TEMPLE GARDEN TEA
An expert will hire a free demonstration of PYRA‘
MID COFFEEztnti TEMPLE GARDEN TEA. to all
lI‘orInosn. lloiung. i‘eylon or Mixed.
can at ..............................
(“WW
w, ..
if £53 \Ialtuis lot the liallilllt‘ tit tht Week.
{1. ill] gnunu limited u. «up and
i to ~
Q}?
The Norwalk Grocery
MABONIC BUILDING. NORWALK
to be taken by the latter in the eitort ,
for an order requiring (theater to autiv
NORwALK's
Grocery
ride
2.”. Green Stumps with each pound
.................................
it‘ll are vor-
teat their quuiiu
MRS. MARIA JAMEB' WlLL.
8t. Paui'a Church Likely to Benefit
fly it.
The will of the late Mrs. William
K. James. of Wall alt-rot, wan ndinlt-
lull to probate in tho Norwalk Probate
court liolore .lntiue Henry W. (.lrtutory.
thla mornlnu Frederick A. Lockwood
and .lohn l‘. 'l‘roudwoil are the oaeeu-
tora tor the estate.
The will was made fifteen years him
and contains three codlciia. or three
mnailt-r wills in the main will.
The articles or historic Interest and
relics of the Revolutionary War are
"We" to the Metropolitan Mueuum of
Art. and lllny two given their choice
of the articles. The James house in
Wall street l‘tW‘tllLl back to the Wit
lium K. .iomea «stile. Mre James her
in; held but a tile lntet‘elt in it The
reeldnary laautue la St. PIul‘a church.
There were other tequila! made to in
dividuaia. which will be given out lut-
er. home at than individuals men-
tioned are now dead.
h‘i‘o—uwmuww fiwau—
HOLY ROLL!!! ARRESTED.
ATLANMIA tin.,00t law—Rev ill ll
timer. one at the loader: ol‘ the re-
ligious aeoi known ea "Holy Roller-I."
and li‘.K Key. were arrested here last
night, when omoera entered the Key
home and tound Ipflmfl' and twelve
other "Holy Rollers" danein and
chanting around the body or lira .(ilw
. a lii-reanoid whom they were
aehtittlhs to cell on“
thin the boy had ‘
atate tor several“.
a in a hypnotic
lb 17c *
, and iron: St
it la elated
(theme of .
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM *8: HYA
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
THURSDAY, OCT. :3, tore
Annual Show tug of Ladi’es and
Misses’ Fall and Winter Suits
Aline large and very attractive display of stylish garments in all the latest shades oi
Serges, Broadcloths and Diagonals
Ladies’ and Misses, Separate Goats
in Long and Medium Lengths and the Newest ldeas' tn Fabrics
Winter Gnats «for Little Girls
That not only look pretty but will keepothem nice and warm
I Tristram 8. Hyatt, Norwalk. Conn.
Now in lllt‘
Suit when the lines and Bill-S are com-
ttme to get your i-‘ull
pietc. Our :7 and till Men‘s and
Young Men's Fall and Winter Suits
are marvels for value They are upto-
dato in taiulv, ill and ilnisit, look well,
wonr well, and please We'll.
GOTTLIEB’S
~S7 and $10~
it NORYH MAIN STREET.
ililiiliilliiiiiili
Harvest Home Concert
KnightSt A u E Church
October is. 19, 20. 21
ADDRESSES BY PROMINENT
SPEAKERS
SUPPER iN THE CORNFlELD
PLAY, ”THE DOCTOR'B OFFICE"
Vocal and instrumental Muaic
itillls tit urns
Mra. Jamea ”Parriiio.
Mrs. F‘rancca i'nrrlllo. wile of
James i'arrilio. oi South Wilton. died
yesterday at her home in that place.
Slit? was .'.i years of title. The funeral
services am he held from her late
home at it o‘clock tomorrow morning
Mary‘s church, Norwalk.
an in O-t‘lOCll The internu-nt will take
place in Si Mum‘s rotuolery.
Mn. Thereaaa Kreaco.
Mra. Thtll‘mlitit Kreacu llit‘il yester-
day morning at her homo. :li Boutun
street, utter a very short illness. Fun-
eral will he held tomorrow morning at
lit o'tlmk from St latdiainua Church.
interment am be In t-lt Mary at (lemu-
tor}
ARREST OF MAN WHO USED 80V
FOR OHlILD
Coroner Cali. Him “Dirty Dog"—
Prieoner Denlea Guilt.
NEW YORK. Oct. lil.-~”\‘ou are I
dirty dog! The host thing that can
happen to you is to get Justice and
not it ultit‘h. " in three words. Coroner
Folnhnrx oxprtaml his nbitortence tor
Adolph tiara. who Who arraigned be-
into him today as the man who 'l‘nen-
’day night need (‘hnrios Fischer a 12-
yatttaoid ho) mt l1 shield against the
initiate tired at him by Harry Green-
wahl. an on price tiahter. The boy was
killed and (iroenwnltl when pursued.
commited suicide.
Berg. who was held atrium: ball to
unawm a charge of homicide. was ur'
rested late today and. according to the
notice. at lira-t admitted that he were
he man wanted. But hotore the cor
otter he declined to make any state
ment and later he deni it having been
involved in the trillion of he Fischer
boy. He also denied ever being huewn
an "Pickles." the street name. accord
the to the police of the reward who
need the led to shield himself.
' OHIMNIV nail-3m
A chimney are called the South Nor-
walk tire department to Sprlnewood
title afternoon. The hiaee was a club-
horn one tor a time but was put out
at communion before eaunalve dam-
..aae one done.
The biota was located in a home in
Hort street. occupied by a linunrlan
‘i‘ii e llamas tit
malnta‘luine a, an
no t
i .
Will the ltltehantut
train
stores.
Prices
From
0
TREBTLE
Baggage Master Saved the Lite of
Child in the River.
JEWETT CITY. Oct. tile—tieien
lldymlt. a Polish girl. ill years old. was
seriously injured by thtl head yester-
day by falling over a treutle while try-
ing to trot out or the way of a pee—
eenuer train. She tell into the river
below and attract: her head on the
matte. The train was stopped and John
Farrell, the transom master. jumped
into Wenty treat or water and raved
her. both were pulled out by means
oi ropes which were lowered by the
other internal: it is thought that
the girl will recover. .
u-WW
H. Krieger& Co.
Complete ‘ Outfitters
for Entire Family
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‘ttvell pleased customers than all other
Men s and Young Men’ s Cloth-
ing Made to Measure
$18-$85
Ready-made Clothing from
$10-$25
Boy' 3 Clothing, Overcoats
and Suits, from
$24510
m
Open 21 Charge AccOuntw-
extra charge for this privilpde
DIVEB FOR GIRL THROWN FROM
TO BLICTRIPV HOOSAG TUNNILH
WYORK. Oat. law—The New
York. New Haven and Hartford rain
road. it waa learned here today. it“
placed a contract with the Vile-line»
house moon-lo Manufacturin Coin-
pang tor, the complete elect iioation
oil to Home a ‘ihunnei The work will
hastened at once. and it is eat
it will Wmiadedmme date.» the
. urinal. mum of its
all!“ M!
it would be hard. indeed. to
better the style, fabric or
workmanship of
BENJAMIN CLOTHES
You. even to equal them. ThlI
store in the only one in
The Norwalk» whore
IENJAMiN CLOTHES
are sold. Suits and Overcome.
in the very latest approved
New York styles. and
newest chlorides.
”8.00 to $25.00
Norwalk Chronicler