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In the
COAL TRADE?
Who buys coal right?
Who handles cool right?
Who sells coal right?
Who delivers coal right?
Our lines shown this season
are offered In recognition of no
confidence placed In us by our
friends the trade. and repre-
~ ‘ unis t is best in style on value
that experienced buying an pro-
” dunes» Nothing less than the cus-
tomers' complete and absolute
satisfaction will continue to be
our steadfast aim.
CONNEALLY
B R A C K E N
‘li waeumoroa eraser. ;
scorn NORWALK. .
‘ reunions am ,'
i
l
*‘ (TAKE NO REED
f' ~ FOR THE MORROW
‘ Does not apply to coal.
And it behooves us
‘To be prepared
For allows and blows
And possibly blizzards.
TI-IE FERRIS COAL CO.
Carries a big stock
' Of first class coal
For your protection
' And is prepared
r’I‘o till orders
With promptness.
Do not delay _
so Important in matter
M~—.._~M .. “
' ‘ .Malaga' Grapes
Olive Oil
% i 6. offline
--WE DO—
Thoso are our strong points. our
I "hnows’t in cool; that' 3 why
WE ARE “I I"
in the
COAL TRADE
Hazleton Goal .
The a. Husbands Son Co. i
TII. 294. 122 Water St.
Wliewt
'l‘hiit cold wave is here with u ven-
geance rl wish i had my coal supply
in now!
ilou't be caught napping like above
by the void snap that. Is sure in come
let us supply you NOW with your
winter's real
It you want u cleun. Al Coal that
really \\'ll.l. satisiy. cull 7:31.
The Harris 8: Gans Co
Tel. 721 68 Water Street
'M—m-a—M—n Wu... .. .0.
Smoke Your Troubles
Out With
Roger Ludlow. 10?:
Twin City, he
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
ALL DEALIRI
a Ashrams
......-.._...-.~_ -¢ .
Velvet Shoes
Are the Very Latest tor Women
Black Velvet Shoes art $2.75 and $3.25.
with short and medium ramps, high
and medium heels. with stilt tosscl.
All widths and sizes.
Pat. Button Velvet Top Shoes, short
vamp. at $2.50 and 83.00. with fancy
buttons: sites 2 to i“; tipped It plain.
Children's Hi-cut Velvet Top Pat. lut-
top Silk Tossel Shoes at 8125 to
$2.25
~MAXLEVY-~
m' an ‘7' “"h' "' """i in wasitmo'rou eraser aaioos
‘ as; souri-i NORWALK
fig Dennison
LUNCH SETS
.. 25c EACH
One extra large 'I‘ahlo Cover. 83 a 84
32 Fast Color Napkins
1: Feet Color Dollies
' it Fast Color Plates
'APIR RAMON. ....... to DO!
WITH“? GAMBLIO. all colors
W. A. Briggerman's
a I
sallssh. its wmmm It.
. “Hamlin“.
. it evening at the Norwalk
'- psrsoaase in West‘svsaue
, R David Torrey periorinsd
. ceremony at has Golan.
rivals. and tiles Bertha
has. oi Norwalk Il‘he
have lone sway tor a
1 trip. leavins soon otter
-: tattoos at the
' amber oi
mam
LITTLE Ming OMITH'B PARTY
Dorothy Smith, daughter oi Mrs
Edna Smith. entertained a tomiltmy 01
her young friends at her home. 12 High
street. yosierdly afternoon, in honor
or her eighth birthday. The gathering
consisted of nine little misses and they
had a very pleasant time engaged in
various games, They also enjoyed a
sumptuous lunch.
w”..—
Qulte a number 0! Norwalk Masons
have gone to Statutord today to st-
' tend the centennial convocation or the
thteohouse Chapter. No. it. ttoyai
Arch Masons. The R. A. degree will
he contort-ed in the afternoon at 3
o'clock. and at 8:30 a lame banquet is
to he served. Those who are known
to have none are Milton Elwood. nu-
ward P. Weed. Charles
and Dr. 8. N. Huntington. Others are
believed to have none ,
tiles Rose is. liaush. Miss Bessie
Hernilton and Miss May Hamilton. 0t
Putnam avenue. were visitors yostso
day in New York Gitlt- *
Friends have been rsoeivin souven-
ir post cards sent from lien non-on
hr inward Ii. O'Brien. who is enroute
China.
Joseph Houoghttn. at Chapel
materahappyinao
fiirsst s at sander with triends in
in? sites or ‘isusaasit.
W eats II‘I'l ~
It. 'l‘rtstrasn.
The Paris Cloak 8‘:
33 SOUTH MAIN BTREIT. BOOTH NORWALK
3-Day s ecial on All Wool Ladies’ and
Misses’ road Cloth Suits -—- For $11.98
LOW RENT. LOW EXPENBIB MAKE LOW PRICED DO YOU SEE
THE POINT?
BALE IN IOTH STOREB. STAMFORD AND SOUTH NORWALK.
BIB.
Main so. stsmtord 33 South Main st. sooth Norwalk
Norwalk’s Largest Grocery Store
II’S PANCAKE TIME
New Buckwheat Flour Brooktield Sausage
“My Wile‘ s” Syrup-Bottles 10c.15c.25c. 1 gal. can SI
Providence Deep Water Oysters-Pint Jar Solid Meats 25c
We give 49¢” Green Trading Stamps
Norwalk Grocery
Masonic
Building
Norwalk
YOU CAN LOOK THROUGH
EVERY NEWSPAPER,
read (only advertisement wulgh
M‘ol‘y argument about thls. that
or the other brand or beer with-
out lwing convinced that there’s
any better hocr brewed titan
Rnpport‘s otter you have once
lasted ll. 'l‘hal's the supreme
tesi~ tuslo, purity, ‘and whole-
sentences, Try iiupport‘a liner.
Magnet & Flynn
138 Washington hit. l'hono Mil-i
Beers Bros.
will Open their
New Store.
at 13 Main Street
Norwal.
Wednesday Morning, October 19th
Prices for South Norwalk Norwalk
and Westport Mai ets
15c
12’40
10c
170
15c
.2 lbs 25c
3 lbs 250
lb 12'40
lb 6c
lb 12c
lb 12’40
lb 180
lb 150
lb 150
lb 14c
Legs of Best Spring Lamb
Leg Mutton . .
Forequarters Spring Lamb
Porterhouse Steak '.
Sirloin Steak .4 .
Round Steak .
Shoulder Steak
Prime Ribs of Beet
Plate Beef .
Best Smoked Shoulder .
Fresh Shoulders .
ri'y & Barnes Hams
Sperry 81 homes Sausage
Home—tirade Sausage
Skinned Back Hams
Sliced Ham
;.
.
but that there was nothing that could
THU LEADING DRY OOODB BTORE.
TRISTRAM 8. HY
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
Winter Weight Woolen Underwear
PEELER COLOR. BIZEB 4 to B ......
ILEACHED— BIZEB 4 to 6 ...... .. . ..
MIBBEB' JERSEY RIBBED. FLEECE
We
BIZEB 34 to 44 .....................
Ladies’ F leeced Lined Vests or Pants
................................................................... 25$
6 LquS' on. his not; All; too; A}... ...................................... :3:
Men’s Fleeced Lined Shirts and Drawers
mans unum WOOL sHinTa auo'eékwt'aiiéjEi'z’és'ih‘ié’oifflliiiiXXIII]IIIIIIZIICIIII :3:
ti ' fi
Boy s
sizes 24 to so ....... . ...............
sizes 32 to 34 ..... ‘5 ...............
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HERE’S NEWS
tiottliob tins Suits for young follows
like us at T and ill dollars: here. we'
Iill\'t‘ been paying more. iliun double
llmi amount, and they did not always
turn out right it‘s (iotiiioh tor ours.
and a tall unit at Sill (or Iiitiio, and
saw the dittoronre for other eiceteraa.
Let us make a bee line tor
GOTI‘LIEB'S
---—$7 and 310—»
11 NORTH MAIN STREET.
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Auto Owners
Engage your “Inter storage lor llvo
storage and dead storage. Your rare
will be in a well heated garage roads
to be run out at a mom hi a notice
Ennagr \our general oioihuullng
tor the coming elntor in aspen me-
iIlllIlICB
(‘hanginu and remodeling is special
iy. Satisfaction gusiantocd.
Norwalk consolidated
Auto Company
liIiII IIIIIIIIIS
SDI \th'l‘ \‘O'I‘li‘h‘.
liistrlrt of Norwalk. an, Probate
i‘()ttl'i. October iii. A. l).. i910.
Estate at James A. Smith, late of
Norwalk, In said district. deceased.
The ("curt oi Probate tor the DIV
trict oi Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months lrom the date hero-
ot for the creditors til raid estate to
exhibit their claims tor settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ao-
rouuls.- prolierly attested. within said
time. will lie doliurred a recovery. All
permits indebted to said estate are
requested to moire immediate pay-
"Will to
SMITH.
Executrlx.
SARAH A.
tilh‘ ‘33 n2
' amass “m 'counrsssuos.
Trade Matters Discussed in Dsnbory
Monday
John A. Molliii nationalptesidcniol
the United Hatters at North America.
and other members oi the national
board. arrived in ilanbnry yesterday
toronoou tor a conference with the
governing board at the list Manatee-
tillers association.
it was stated that various trade
matters were discussed at the canton
sure. which took place in the rooms
oi the list Manutaciurors‘ association.
he said for publication. Mr Mount
said in reply to a reporter's mention
that in the conclusion of the center‘-
sum last spring it was the under--
standing thm other sontorsnees would
he held from time to time In mission
to trade matters as occasion might re»
tilts. and that the menus yesterday
was in line with that undarstandias.
stews it sit. who recently returned
a trip to his old home in Europe.
who last wash entertained a com
aim at Quittner‘s Hall is
told swans. was the recipient. at
_ , last overdue from
‘f‘ his ties placed at the
4 firm a
s ”,
“June-rem trig.“ Where
. West on until late
mosh“ hand participated
manners ware also Invited to a little
H. Krieger& Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
Trimmed Hats
No woman who is inter-
it" ested in Correct Millinery
can afford to miss our ex-
"; hibition of skillfully trim-
. med Hats. Our prices are
lower than are usually
charged by EXciusive Mil-
littery Store's. '
Rain Coats
{for Women
We are selling a waterproof
Goat ill b‘ lack, blue and tan,
also” the latest London Slip -
nus, from $10 to $18.
Our Stock of
Women’s
will compare favorably
with any of the New
York department stores.
We have them all colors.
grid styles from $10 to
we Invite You to Open
a Charge Account
Newell’s Dancing
Academy
W. Gilbert Nswoil's Select School
or Illusion and t portmont, at Arion
Hull, Madison South Norwalk.
washroom. oo'i- 12TH,re-openiill
in class tor Mil“! and NABTIRI
his: so P. M. Ilalltthillte‘ OLA"
or Ladies and Gentlemen at‘B o‘.oloo|t
The Watts and the New hostelsY Deuces
theme “taught lisspeettuliy,W 7 .
611.83: 't‘)I unwraps. 25 Liberty 81..
Bridfe t.‘ at Circulars mailed upon
spot
with More! John Keosh
passed Havana cigars around last
alibi at the council chamber in Wash“ ‘
I street. In honor at his rs-oieoa
as corporation consul The city
It would be hard. Indeed. to
better the style. tahrlc or
workmanship of
BENJAMIN CLOTHES
Yes. even to equal them. This
store is the only one in
The NorwalIts whore
BENJAMIN CLOTHES
are sold. Suits and ammo.
in the very latest approved
. New York styles. and
newest coiorinss.
316.00 to 828.00
I
'hlorront" that will follow the annual
need of the tire department im-
do; in t st. FlttilainFHoss house.
‘W
At the nearestioa or the li'sirtisiu
WI! arenas of the Anselm Order
ofltlhetntsanltn“ hridesport “fig" yester- ,
Coats " .
Norwalk Chronicler