realize that they get
money}
perfect-fitting, stylish
reasonable price.
Men’s Clothing
[Men's All Wool Suits.
$7.50 to $28
lioys‘ Fancy and School Suits.
‘ Sl.98 to $8
Youths’ Nobby Suits,
$7.50 to $20
Men's Hats.
S2 to $3
Men's and Boys' Shoes,
$1.50 to Si
other.“ 8i” Bailey Co
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
HILL TIL. M YARD TIL. M
‘1, her and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Glass or every description. One. two and thme on Paper.
71' u “d 0°?“ . Slater-r Paper.
. wooden "mm" l" aim. Bhuthlnx and Buildera' Paper.
Asphalt Fabric Roolll.
ted , Hair Insulating and Dakota: Papers
Nothing in the way or Ippnl‘tilfl is more aatiataotory
to I woman than a abopely, nice tittina Glove. Our
splendid stock of Gloves (both kid and north). because
. oi .13! ”tortilla duolitiee and absolutely portect tit. iI
. sure to aiiord satisfaction to on; buIIo'IntIrIt. All the
to 1,4 styles and colors m inoIIuieo in an exceed»
.iliitie range of the IIIIon'I honest end but
We could sell suits‘for $5 or $6,
but do not care to handle that class of cloth-
ing. Our volume of business and our, many
connections enable us to give well tailored,
Everything we sell is fully
guaranteed: You take no risks here.
Buy Now
on Easy Weekly Payments
Intelligent People
. [lay their Clothing from
us because they
full value for their
clothing at a most
Women’s Clothing
Women's Stylish Quits.
$12 to 540
Women‘s Stylish Shirts.
“.98 to $18 .
erien‘e Silk Wsists.
Si to $10
Millimri')’.
.52. 50 to 320
It'onwn' s and (‘hitdten I shoes.
$l.25 to $4
W
Does Your wRoot Look?
11.. Century“ Compoun
STOPS ALL LEAK!
50¢ a GALLON 600 I GALLON
'2 i
We guarantee the weather Wear of
our Compound tor three years. Write‘
liar estimates Corionpondonce solicit»
c . , ..
Century Roofing Co. Inc.
83 Washington OI. South Norwalit
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier 20.
lllest River. New York. (toot oi Dover
street). every day (except Sunday). at
:l p. In Freight received at Nerwallt
no to i p. In. and South Norwalk up
to 62.0 p. In.
Norwsilt Steamboat ho.
Arming Ii. lmlth. 6‘. 0. Home.
Leena General Mani
as" outset roe unseat! em
III-e your ow omit are my
mutants. to room me the: core
mutate. tun lliltii at ttnelr «as
when n lt‘l'li cheating .
We Irina our one tam
Pay Later
I.’
1’
W‘slsoo
Open Every Evening
.*{t
mm” «M
The Woman‘s Municipal league «It
80th Nurwaik will meet with Nine
lt‘unnlnrrham in The Clifford parlor~,n
Tuesday, October 25. at B p m. . new u.
live board. 7:tli p. m. Mrs. J. ll. I3.
Gerard will talk on 'l‘reoa, Forestry
and Conservation.
MN... W-..
l
t’ 1/715 (Cold!
iii/1‘ 1 .‘I Mr fi/MH
Nowelh. Goon” July as.
To the Heating it Plumbinl Co.
Gentlemn: During the winter at
boot my six apartment house. “1.13:1 a
boiler oi well known malts.
charmed tor a Spencer holler and tiled
it during the winter of 1909-10 and my
entire cost bill was "hawking a not
saving or tits
“(on may use this statement in my
way you care to.
Yours trul.‘
many w. its not.
i“ .... "‘3‘" “hi-.2: W...“ .
n are .
33mm or whit it hail heia till:
my way you use.
gill" “when.
m motor In; Inlet.
WM ‘ 5‘“ ' 1‘
tilO'HIii i used $260 worth of coal to .
1 “Wichita
Norwellr Ii.. July I! '10.”.
Mr. l‘rsnit i. loomed“ thy
" Ins Co. Nor
Desi- ‘ . lair .
whisk you placed la the Minot .
line may use one ”*3
iiIIlIIIIIII Itiii
MUSIG HALL.
it is an old and true mylngihat all
the world loves a lover. and the love
episode in Rip Van Winkle begins with
two children who plixh Itheir verve
when more tote—«little Moe-hie Van
l
i .
.Wlnkle Rips small daughter, and
Heinrich Vaddei. son of the inn ~Ircop
or. 'I'boir iii-ones In the first and sec
,ouIl nets are pioiinhly Ill moat inter
eating and mousing 0! it y pleyed by
.ty years parts, while Rio is akin his
woudcrtui sleep. the two lovers can
finitiiiully their childrood vows. even
when a plot is formed to separate
lihem. and their re- union In the last
act comes like II joyful flash of sun-
shine utter a storm. promising that
liliev 'livc long and prosper Mr
‘ Obel' is happy in his selection of clever
children who play their parts as nat-
.urully an it they were real and in a
manner that would give points to many
‘ older players See hit. Ober and con»
prim in this beautiful scenic produc-
tion at Music l-,ttill Saturdin matinee
and night. October 22nd Seats are
now on sale at box oilice tutti also at
w. i‘. Wigtnore «it Cu. druulnts.
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FILES CURED iii 6 To 14 DAYS.
PAZU OINTMENT is guaranteed to
onto any case or itching, Blind. Bleed-
ing or Protrudlng Piles in ii to H days
or money refunded. bile
,... m M. --......
MOTORMAN‘T STOPPED RUNAWAY.
m
Thrilling Capture '4de by Frederick
w. P. Andrews Yesterday.
Yesterday ebout noon at Frederick
R. Andrews. or the local trolley
force of motortuau, was running his
car up . Ii street, he made thrill
in; capture oi a runaway hora . When
Mr. Audrews‘ car had reached the
crest of the small rise near union eve
one he saw the horse running toward
him. Stopping the trolley car no stop
pod down and awaited the oil-coming
horse When it neared min be grasped
the brittle and hung on until the horse
ilnaily stopped Those who witnessed
the rupture say that Mr Andrews de-
net-Ice much prairie tor his pressure
oi mind and the way in which he stop
pad the running horse
The horse was that of Raymond I
i‘ ompany'a grocery store and had been
irlslitenad 1 an automobile. it was
thought w to the clerk was delivering
on order in with street house. He
came running up, soon after ltlr An
drone had hitched the horse to a pole.
and was thankful to tlnd that no dain-
tigti had been dom- ii) the runaway
lMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
it. it. Piaiated the druxatst has just
Intelveti a fresh supply of zerno and
demo soup
Zoom in a remarkable remedy. a
(leer liquid for external use. The out
application will instantly relieve the
most intense itching, quickly removes
biotrlws pimples. blackheads eczema.
tiandruii' letter and other terms or
skin or scalp humors whetther on in-
iant or grown person Zomo Soap is
the new antiseptic skin noon, is the
purest and sweetest oi medicinal a .
toilet soaps relieves and qttkkly cum
prickly hoot. rallies hives. ohailltil‘
and other tonne or skin election so
prevalent among infants. his tally
adapted for persons with a elicits
or tender akin
R. It. Piaiated the Druulat has a
limited supply at samples of Zeno and
item: soon. A sample at each will ae-
coiupliah wonders and will demolis-
traie their great merit to those who
21“") any tom of akin or scalp emp-
t on
v—Aceitlonta will happen but the
-.Ieat~rexulated families keep Dr. Thou)
II' Ecieotrlo Oil for mil euro“ Icine
it laminae the pain and h the
or
W
CONNIOT ROAD! DOQN.
Pennaylvanta Ind New Hallow Work
" Follows Marlon Complains. .
With the amt new Pennsylvania
nation in New York peering.”
ion the statement “hematite
owl-II: its would; w it; tunnel con:
as when ivith lion; island. the of
its New York. New Haven a
bid Railroad cesium or in: I
«introduce Ila Itell Gate wi be my
otgnkon an an: tfilworé.‘ .9uam
“:0 It: I D
9pm. III. III III
2.3”.me through: the
whim
lllIa sitcoms the
iciiildtenuuywhere. Then asth’tttwan- ‘ ‘
FRIDAY. percent: or. I...
I Bth V 81 Advetiaeinronta ‘ l
The D M. Read Co.
55140151154 (85].
Dining Room Chairs
An lamenting Otter This Week.
There is a certain set of Dining Chairs, offered for the
remainder of this week at a special price which we consider
excellent value.
'lhc wood is polished {guartcrcd Oak rich coloring.
and the Chairs are of good resign full size the Armchair
especially roomy and comfortable.
There are slip- cushions
of leather.
$20. 00 special.
Furniture Store, first floor.
Remember the Carpets
The first day's sale of these odd lengths was an ex-
ccptionol one and the stock was depicted. We shall rein-
Five Sidechaire
One Armchair
force it anti continue for another day. These are the prices:
Velvet: regularly $1.25 for 95c.
Body Brussels $1.45 for $1.00.
Tapestry $1 .00 for 7 5c.
Tapestry .75 for 60¢.
Carpet Store, right near the entrance.
Toilet Articles of French Celluloid
Visitors til lllt: loilct Section will receive an idea of
how attracthc the. top of a dresser can be made fitted with
lreIItlI lvon loiict Articles. The imitation of genuine
ivori is perfect nIId the pieces are so dainty that one is irre-
sistilily tempted to handle them. All things Iiccdiul for the
ioilcttc are shown
Ivory- backed Mirrors, Hair and Clothes Brushes, Hat
Brushes, Combs. Powder and Soap Boxes, Cream Jars,
Trays. and small pieces in variety. “What' is this little still
brush for?" mu ask the saieswomau curiously. for it is a
prctn tiring and its use unknown. “T liai. madame, is for
cleaning a comb quickly anti this Is for nails and this little
box holds rose ointment for the fingers and this curved
biusii' Is for a cntleman as silk hat." anti so on ad infinitum. .
li' Is a pretty tllSpla)
Remember, at the Toilet Section.
Silk Umbrellas
October will not take leave \Iithout giving us a taste of
Autumn storms l‘lrcse Umbrellas, new arrivals. are pure
silk of a very lustrous uttzilitt tape. edges and mission
llaittllt‘s.
Fine value.
The D. M. Read Co.
They are 82.29 Special.
3 Saturday Sales
HW '.
m It omen
”it” when... =
Int anti , ~
o t
stilt is listle- to tit-I
Colder weather means more L'iidchcar needed, \\c are
prepared to supply your needs. .
CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR
Fleeced Liucd at ..... . ............ . ....... ...25c
Better Grades ............ ............ . . . . .asc to 39¢
Wool Garments .. . ....................... so to 75¢
" Prices increase with the size.
HLADIES’ IGARMENTS
; Fiecccd lined. . ...... .. ......... . .asc
IMcnIOrGoods .. .. . ............50c
Wool Garments . . ........... . . .. .......... ..75c and $1.00
MEN'S GARMENTS
Plain ilecced lined or ribbed. at
ool Garments . . . . . . . . ..... 75c and $1.00
HOSlERY FOR THE FAMILY
Goodvalucs at ............... ............afor25c
“Cadets," all styles ...25c
“True Sitapc."all styles lose
“Not-a-Se‘am." all styles .........25c
gBetterGrndes........... ......35caud50c
nose-Iao.-s
use..uI.-.
one-.II
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