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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 21, 1910 · page 8

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.LADIES’
”shoes

yllaill’l" TOP. PAT. Lia.

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ouu Mat-At. BUTT ....... “.00
' TAN BUTT. .............. «.00

Our litres shown this season
are offered in recognition ot‘the
confident-e placed in us by our
friends. the trade. and repre-
sents the best in style and value
that experienced buying can pro-
duce. 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

at wssumorou eraser.
scum uoswsLK.
Tataritons ass-4

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

TAKE NO HEED
FOR .THE MORROW
Does not apply to coal.
And it behooves us
For snows and blows
And possibly blizzards.
THE FERRIS COAL CO.
Carries a big stock
Of first class coal
For your protection
And is prepared
To fill orders

‘ With promptness.
no not delay
so important a matter.

 

 

 

in the

COAL TRADE?

Who buys coal right?
Who handles coal right?
Who sells coal right?
Who delivers coal right?

—-W E 00—-

Those are our strong points, our
"knows" in coal; that’s why

WE ARE “H"

in the

COAL TRADE I
Hazleton Coal .

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

The B.Hershfield & Son Co.

Tel. 294.

 

122 Water St.

 

 

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THE HALLOWE'EN MONTH

is the one that llill‘OIilll't‘il "Kitty. \Vitt»

' tor“ the llllit‘ you'll want to Iiith‘

real good. heat giving ('orti.

The Harris 8t Cans CO.

Tel. 721 68 Water Street

Smoke Your Troubles
Out With

Roger Ludlow. inc
Twin City. BC
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS

ALL DEALERS

B. J. REYNOLDS

MANUFACTURER.

 

 

[Olive Oil

511G Gil—OTTO

 

 

Millage Grapes

170 Waeh. St. Brides.

 

 

 

 

W
UILICAN RALLY AND OMOK
s mastitis oi the South Norw
Moan Club last night at

it 's headqiiarters t it matter of a
a length with

rally we'll discuss

an
alk
the

wpmltieo from the Norwalit Repub-

ll Club

it was decided to have

i i. rally 0! the two cubs at Lock-
”it hall in Norwallt on Friday eve-

ovenibor ith. The speakers

Emmott will include Congress

Oil

.19. .i. Hill and Senator Judson
South Norwallt Republican Club
also have a smoker nest Wednea

it syenina at Quittnsr's hall in Hall

lavenus. Local candidates for

oi’

will speak and it is quite likely

“some at the candidates for cities

I“ Itats tlckeir will also he pres-

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”W

, ras Kurt's. of lot Harbor auntie.

sinfully thoush

not

hiiursd y a idols of a horse

- y afternoon. He

received

‘iuii.in the toes. and it was
y to. have sisltt stitches taken
this. its appears wall handso-

 

wmntry walker.
ms this moraine

ridden“. Ha loft Dam
isbill nothias and still make

flullsr. a famous horse-
passed on the Nelson County Jail here at 1

Velvet Shoes

Are the Very Latest for Woman

Black Velvet Shoes art $2.75 and $3.25,
with short and medium vamps. high
and medium heels. tiilh stilt tossrl.
All widths and sizes.

Pat. Button Velvet Top Shoes, short
vamp. at 32.50 and $3.00. with fancy
buttons: sizes 2 to T; tipped & plain.

Children's Hi-cut Velvet Top Pat. But-
top Silk Tossol Shoes at $1.25 to
$2.25.

-—- MAX III-"LEVY ~-

1” WASHINGTON STREET IRIDOI
SOUTH NORWALK

Dennison
LUNCH SETS

25c EACH

Ono extra large Table Cover. 03 3 iii
12 Fast Color Napkins
12 Fast Color Dollies
8 Fast Color Plates!5
PAP!!! NAPKINB ..........
IIHTHDAV CANDLES. all cololis

W. A. Buggerruan s

Stationery Store
Donovan Iloolt. ill Washington It.

 

MURDER!!! LIIIRATID.
iDViNG'l‘ON. Va.. Oct. air-Moon
tsinoer lrlends or John Moore. under
sentence to be alsotrocutad tor the
murder of Frank Howl. descended up-

odoclt this morning. stormed the
building and rescued the prisoner. it
is supposed its will- ho taken into the

 

Mountains iii liberated

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK

The Paris I "Cloak "8t Suit House I l

33 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

 

SUITS TO FIT.

the world.

Ladiss' and Missos' Suits. from

'l‘tue elegance. individuality of style and perfection
of workmanship mark every garment in our collection.
exolusive novelties from the. tar-tamed foreign designers. Remember,
no passe styles or damaged stocks.
$11.98 up. Dresses from so. 98 up. Costs from so. 98 up. We have the
best Walsts in town from 98:: up. Silk Hose from We upwtha best in

SALE IN BOTH STORES. STAMFORD AND SOUTH NORWALK.

1t embraces

 

51d Main Btu Stamford

 

._ 33 South Main 8L. south Norwalk

 
 
 

YOU CAN LOOK THROUGH
EVERY NEWSPAFER.

read eVory advertisement, weigh .

every argument about this. that

or the other brand of bee{ withv

out being convinced that
any better beer brewed

here's
than

llupport’s alter you have once

tasted it.
test taste.
sameness.

That's the supreme
purity.
'l‘t'y ilupperi‘a liner.

and whole

Magnet 8t Flynn

13R Washington St.

Phone 5424

 

 

Beers Bros
Company

Best Spring Lamb

Forequarters Spring Lamb

Leg Mutton

Mutton Chops

Prime Ribs Roast
Porterhouse Steak

Sirloin Steak
Round Steak

Shoulder Steak
Loin Roast of Veal

Fillet of Veal
Stew, Veal
Pork Roast.
Pork Chops

Fresh Shoulders

Fresh Hams

Sperry & Barnes Hams
Sperry . 8t Barnes Sausage

”Best Smoked Shoulder

Skinned Back Hams

Sliced Ham
Fresh Liver

Sliced Bacon ..

Fresh Escallops

WESTPORT. NORWALK AND
SOUTH NORWALK

 

lb 150
100
12%0

. lSc

12%c

17c

. 15c
12%

3 lbs 250
12‘40

. 161‘

. 10¢
' . 190
200
12‘4c

. 150
18c
15c
120
140
20c

.. V. . Sc
. .... 220
. 5i qt 300

 

lilo-Walter Baker 3 Cocoa or Chocolate-49¢

Ben Hut Flour per bag. 85c. Barrel, $6.75
Sweet Cider fer Sale

3 cans Milk ....

.Wm i 3 cans Poss.
Gold (‘ross Mill: .........10til

3 cans Corn
Magnolia or Clover Milli ...... ..11o i a trans Campbell’s Boiips ..2do

.... ...zilo

Cauliflower. Corn. Tohiatoos. nests. Celery. pvset Potatoes and Apples.

UNITED GROCERY

fl NORTH MAIN STRII . ,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

TH! LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.

TRISTRAM 81 HYATT

NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. CONN.

 

 
 

PEELER COLOR. SIZES 4 to S

 
 

“no-......

 
 
 

Boy's

 

SIZES 24 to 30
SIZES 32 to 34

 

 

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BLEACHED— SIZES 4 to 6 ...........
MISSES' JERSEY RIBBED. FLEECED LINED VESTS AND PANTS. ALL SIZES. EACH ................... 25¢:

Men’s Fleeced Lined Shirts and Drawers

SIZES 34 to 44 ......................

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about intlt of opportunity to get Men‘s
and Young Men's Clothing at reason
3th print-e. when our 7 and iii dollar
suits are available. The) are certain-
ly tht-l best value In be hntl anywhere.
The tltntrritiis are good. they lire Cut
on the must lashiounliio lines and well
llillolt-d; in furl. it will be hard to dis-
Ilnituish them from suits sold elite-
Where for double the tucrtul‘

GOTTLIEB’S
~37 and $10-

11 NORTH MAIN STREET.

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’I"n tin Ii- til i oi t .ltluti t ‘omtnil‘siuut: .4 or
Fullilultl i‘ Milli).

I Isa-min trmtlt (at .-i fiction to sell 8 ii‘
ituntn. utui luluxltutmn Liquors. Aiv. .u-
gt-i Hort i: ltlm \\' ttu ...ttui i ‘v.itlit ttt
Nu lb Iimt- uni. Mimi Town oi Notuttlk

All pint or laiil'iiilil-‘i ls ‘lt‘l lot‘nttti
within ‘filtl (ml in l illic-t lllii' of a
(tutti it ‘J'W I'iuutlilrtl Stilts! t: PM
in Stliool homo m tlu- pumista “(PL in.
ink 'Iltlt‘lll iii any Ptt~l “film I'ithlii
I.il|li\l\ or i‘---tnuttn .

lhttul lit Nniiuiil.
titlttlvtl. .‘\. II. “‘1 4'

'illtiM -\.~l t'

this “tilit ilrn oi

M I‘\RTl AN]!

' ' Amtlit‘niu.
\\'v. liii‘ unlit «rslmiui. v i‘W‘illN n .ti t.t\

lutytn. its i‘t‘nilt‘ii in In“ ..r tilt “Putin of

of tin» aluwi- nutumi 'l‘hnmrts t‘. Mrl‘nt'l-
hind int so. it hwnso. and we tlu sot-entity
null!) i‘z’tt‘l int ltltltau-ll iltlti “t‘ illr Myri-
i'l‘rl t-l' twtl t‘rtliilt' Nilillili‘ii In will Town
of Nurwtlk.

listed at Ntirwttlk.
t‘li‘inlntl‘. A. “.191“

Join» Ultir llHl llhtirrr
St-lioitllul’.

‘IIlIli 20th titty ti

John Rt Ii\\il\ I’ll-d
I‘itttl Sing-Mtuuld \\'i|lltrllt F.

Niltill.
l lwrolo unit!) that the above nummt
t-miurat-rs rm. ulnrtora and tits layers. as

tiniiiwil by low. of ”to Town 0 . orwttlk

lintotl nl Nuttt‘ltlk. this {lot «lily of
tit-inlwr. A ll_ lplo

union-arr it. sntrll.
«i2! :35 Town Clerk.

LEFT uni tsusst“'”"‘i
Irritant liliLLElls

Junios Lumbar. oi Muln street, one
at the employees of the 8!. George
Paper and Pulp Mill. sustainbd acorn-
pottnd fracture of his left arm this
morning while at work. He woodwork-
ing on the re-windinz machine. which
has in large roller thereon. and in‘some
way or other slipped. allowing his arm
to so under the roller. it was badly
crushed and Dr, William .1. Tracey
was called to attend the man. He sent
him to the Norwalk Hospital. it seems
that on each end or the roller there is
a rope which keeps the rolls from
slipping. 'l‘hcr‘ must have been a knot
in thtI rope. which made Lumbar slip,
it is thousht. The fracture is an no
peciatly painlul one “and an operation
was necessary. as the bone was pro-
truding through the skin. There have

n no less than live (‘asos exactly
the same. that Dr. Tracey has attend
ed. One of those was the accident of
William H. Odell. son of the mana-
sor.ol the mill. The operation on
l..utnbar‘s arm was psrtortnod by Dr
William J. 'l‘rticoy. assisted by Dr. P. I.
liurnesa. He is resting comfortably
this nitcruoon.

.. m~--»_

INTIRTAINIID THE COLONIALS.

lassbsli Team Had Fins Time as

attests or Ian. and Mrs. Bennett.
The members at the Colonial base-
bill team were entertained in royal
on last in thy Representative
‘ nott at their home
ooolia Park. A his lecture or
the won an ssiaborate supper
Colonial team pianos; holds!
the Rhodonolis Park dia-

mont from Mr. Bennett.
also ssstssins hint very hiahly.
motor Iii. has a 1 dose «smiths not
tr tutored“.

 

 

 

Nuruttilt. Ilii‘l’llt nttilutrio the illlpllL‘ulliill‘

 

TROLLIV antiserum»: ’

The ssloctmen have granted the pe
titles at the Connecticut Company to
lay a spur. track to the Wilson' a Point
branch. with several conditions They
have required of the Connecticut Cour
patty that they move a telegraph polo
back out or the way. malts their tracks

Winter Weight Woolen Underwear

Ladies’ Fleeced Lined Vests or Pants

 

 

.................

500

 

 
 

Clething
for Men and Boys
on. Credit

 

H. Krieger
81 Company

 

._ '29-31 West
Washington Street

Wm‘

Come and see our new
Fall Styles of Men’s
Suits and Overcoats.
We carry the PRESTO
OVERCOAT for $10
to $25 in fine English
mixtures.

A very fine assortment
of Boys’ Suits and
Overcoats. prices from
$1. 50 to $10. '

Every man, particular-3
ly a man who hasa
family should have a
Charge Account with
us, it will help him to,
manage his Income to
better advantage.

 

it would be hard.
better the style. fabric or
workmanship oi

BENJAMIN CLOTHES

indeed, to

Yes. even to equal them. This

 

 

a certain specified distance trons
those already there; macadamise be
tween the rails: its the road at the op
posits side. that it will be tally as
wide as at present; extend a chivert‘.
that it will in no way sndshur pub-
lic conveyances; move the east bank
and ears for the drainage. They also
ask that the gutter be tired. 'l‘hey
”command that the company commun-
icate lithe Knob Club Company
in this matter or retinitis pas-
senger cars on the track in suin-
mer. as that club was represented at
the mast hsarlna hold in tho select-
msn's ethos.

its... is " ii... in it...

road siennan
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~a' wheat-sea 3
in) mi'ih’h’sdso‘lt

 

store In the only one in
The Norwuiks where

BENJAMIN CLOTHES
are sold. ‘Suits and Overcoatt.
in the very latest approved
New York styles. tind
nswest colorinas.

315.00 to moo

 

 

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