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Latin Top. PAT. LIA.
"sssossssesI-Isssssa
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don MhrsL surr. ......s4.oo‘
. isn'surruoo
i1 .
' .LQur lines shown this season
‘sre offered in recognition of the
. confidence placed in us by our.
».;. Mantis. the trade. and ,repre—
«intents best in style and value
that; experienced buying can pro.
. ' duels. Nothing less than the cus-
tomore’ complete and absolute
sotisfsotioh will continue to be
our stésdisst aim.
\
,.«‘
] this Cit E N
.s: .wssumoros srnsst.
sou'ru ‘honwsLs.
* . “portions any
mum-rum“
a” :‘DEPOSITJYOUR MONEY
I «in the Book of Health
jWWhich is better than
V TIICSavings Banks.‘
5 > Do not'be economical
; In thh‘tyfitter of warmth
. And Iiy so doing .. 3
Endangeryour‘good health. ' "
only a igw dollars I i
\ . ‘ Malt: all‘tho difference .
: Between comfort and misery.
; idol: cont Man doesn‘t
. O‘elt‘iy‘our ‘money '
I .,' “Site‘j‘llgoflors will. so
- Ngood to yourself.
; so... life to the full
~ reformers cost. co. .
‘t l u'.
v.
t“
. ‘1‘he B.Hershileld&Sou Co.
. rent good, heat giving Coal.
. ,,
Ill the
' COAL rETRADEP‘
Who buys cool right?
Who hsndlss cool right?
With sells cool right?
who dsllvors cool right?
—-WE 00--
Those are our strong points. our
“knowaf' in coal; that‘s why i '
WE ARE “l1" \
ll
in the
COAL TRADE
Hazleton Coal
' Tot. 204. 122 Water at.
THE HALLOWE'EN MONTH
is the cup that introduced “King Win-
1
tor” the. time you’ll wont to have
The Harris 8:36:th Co.
Tel. 721 GS‘Mtt-r Street
y.-- W "'W'WW‘WWWWT‘TV'W W" "W
Smoke Your Troubles
f ‘ Out With
fiofier Ludlow. the
Twin Clinic
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
1'"
ALL osngits ‘
4‘ _, . w-
33 SOUTH MAIN ITREIT.
“The Paris Cloak 8:Suit House
souru NORWALK .
/
BUITB TO FIT. 'l‘rue elegance. individuality of style sud periection
of workmanship merit every garment
exclusive novelties from the toninmed foreign designers. Remember.
no passe styles or damaged stocks.
sit." up. Dresses trom “.98 up. Costs trom ”.til up. We have the
silk Hess tram 50¢ tip—tbs best in
host Walsts in town from one up.
the world.
SALE IN BOTH STORES. STAMFORD AND SOUTH NORWALK.
in our collection. it embraces
Ladlss’ snd Missss’ suits. from
TI“
mo
run .Lohotuo our oooos swoon. .
8: HYATT
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
I It idONOAY.O, OIiER 54.41910
m- W‘s-t
Mom at. unmtord
. ‘rmv want-w
Asbestos
shingles.
will never wear out. thus will never
and is easy to brenlt.‘ ‘
Char H. Aisihor
83 tooth Main on. ”nth Norwslk
The cost of asbestos shinttlos is about 50 per cent. more than wood
'l‘o oiisot this oxtrti cost 3'
pod from the root an unbeaten shingle will not. break.
most prominent architects und builders nit-l now recommending ss-
bostos nitingles over all others. even slots. tor suite is much heavier
. 9
cult: to . smoothie ANU'QEN
YOU CAN LOOK THROUGH
EVERY NEWSPAPER.
reed every advertisement. welsh
every argument shout this. that
or the other brand of beer with»
out being convinced that there's
any better beer broWed thou
Rupuert‘s after you have once
tested it. 'l‘hst's the supreme
tostfllustc, purity. and whole-
somoness. 'l‘ry lluppert‘s lleor.
Magnet 8: Flynn
l38 Wsshinxton 8t. Phone 542-4
' s‘rnstou AHEAD
without fear or hindrance you
can speed when your car is In
perfect condition. i‘lon't start
out on n tour or r pleasure trip
without having your engine ov—
erhauled. your broken out in
good working order and your
sutomoblle in perfect order by
bringing it to a shop Where it
will be repaired and overhauled
by experts at
w. A. HANFORD'B.
42 North Mam 8t.
Shingles
ou burn it shingle that is iireprooi.
need renewing and when drop-
hisuy oi the
..,_.. .. .. sun—.-
s ssAVIew Avenue
scorn NORWALK
"ACTING. ,‘
mm... Co.
?5 South N orwitlk
Norwalk 78: Wtifstport
‘-
”Millage Grapes
W. Olive Oil .
is. Gin-6m).
3
I“
“strut m Wuh- It. 9"“.-
l 1 ,l
,..,. .3, - o
Are the Very Lstsst ior Women
Black' Velvet Shoes srt $2.75,)“ $8.25.
with short and medium vslnns. high
and medium heels. with silk tossel.
All widths and sizes.
Pat. Button Vsivst Top Shoes. short
vamp. at $2.30 nod “.00. with inncy
buttons; sizes 2 to It tipped & plain.
Children’s til-out Velvet Top Pat. lut-
gpmmlk Tosssl one» ‘at ”.26 to
' LEVY ~-
to”
' j: Elecil'lcdi Ci);
. to our our mm
‘ _ ngornlosL CHOP
ti tits Town
'tl,1"&'o"sunttss
ass-4t) some lists emu.
' Miami
.7 so“ 7' ~
,, "t in.“
is under tho dlrso
.st
Miriam w
trusts astral-us
“Tl—in. i 10.0
pity flxlox'ogwdsnos
n u-
.Nornstit. Saturday or... wwvan sites.
it stliifsisrtu oi'iiro yes. A. Mitchell's sdv. a
sis willohosiiod out the
wider coupes: to
rooms is Howell. VIM! you to hove it looked over. by
its-svssumoros "its" «too:
’ scorn snows“ .
mosh? " ”
“LUNCH SETS
25c 'EAcu
Ono extra large Tobie Cover, 63 ii iii
12 Fast Color Napkins
12 Fast Color Dollies
ii Fsst Color Pistol
PAPIR NAFKINO lie 0
IlITHDAY CANDLII. all colors
W. A. degerman's
Stationery Store
1:: Wellington st.
o
The Richmond rsuu is s most oosl
ssvsr. it you srs interested. rssd F.
“it you sre thioltiux of starting on a
trip in your auto. W. A. titration! ed:
M. COMPIIIRI. In“) N see If QVGI’V
. Writs-om
Ho employs
‘ is in variant shat”.
obssttssn. lies I.
" no. allot“... tit"iiii~ii¥inisn‘3. a...»
Idv
(‘hostor t‘. 'i‘oiios. oi Ansonis. was a
visitor in South Norwuik todsr.
Samuel Holmes. of Southport. spout
this morning in Norwnllt on business.
Mr. uud Mrs. Harry Sterling. of
Bridgeport. spout yesterday with this
tlvos in Norwnllt.
Perry C. Quinlsrd. of New York
city. spent yonorday st his parentsl
home in upper Msin street.
Mrs. D. i)sltou.~and iumily. oi lins-
ton. in vllltlnx Iler sister Mrs. Andrew
IJiCl‘OIx. sud family at it Comp street.
The little daughter oi Mr. and Mrs.
(looms Cousins, of Mott svenuo is re
covering trout lill sttsclt of typhoid toy.
or.
~— Everybody is hsupy ill Fireman's
it‘ntr st Armory. Have you sttohdsd'.’
’l‘humss Burke and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas lmydeu. oi Seymour. Conn.
spent yesterday with I‘iIItltli'oii in Nor-
walll.
Road shout the extraordinary stump
oiiors and out prion spoilinls at the
lirost A. it i’. 'l‘es Company. The
udrorttsoment will be round on |llflii ii.
w (ihunlo ot program nightly st ll‘lro-
tuen's Fair. Don't miss the good time.
’ Charles R. Iisksr. luminos- manner
of the Mlddietown 8 n. and formerly
oi South Norwsllt. tout Bonds! in
town. returning to Mlddistowu iodsy.
The Norwsllt ltivsr. low the Wsll
street bridge. was dye is deep pink
this morning by dye train the at.
iisoru Pulp and Paper mill. li st.
trsoiod not it little interest by those
crossing the bridge. The rising lids
round it to has: there for the srsav
er psrt oi the mornlns.
President Edwsrd M. Lockwood. oi
the Norwnllt Club. hos chosen tho lol-
iowlng committee to ottend the lun-
srsl oi the lsts’iirsdlsy ii. Keith. s
umber ol‘ the club. this afternoon: Dd-
wiu G. Router, J. Bullion Htti‘lbtitb
iisury‘ P. Price. .iohu ii. Holt}. Hervey
M. Kent. William H. Odoll. 1 Hr
stt, James '1‘. Hubhsll. sod ‘ s D.
Russell. The spoolsl mastitis, tur-
dsy svenlun slso voted to soodilowsra
to the items oi the assessed. ‘ ’ ,
Titers wss s civil one behind
To “to flaunt it! t‘uuniy t‘mntnlmlotiort;
for Full llvlti ‘ l‘uiihi)‘
I Iit‘l‘t‘It)’ apply for n llcrltm~ In HP“ 8 llt‘~
litmus tHilI luluslculluu Liquors. Air. .u-
l‘l livvt‘. ltitmo Wiltt‘ itml i‘ltlrt'. nl
’. Mrt‘Itnlllr actrtnt~ Tun“ vhf Norwoik.
M," tvinro of luminous is not Itwuiorl
Within :00 in-t til it iIIl't‘i‘l “no of ti
t‘lltlmii I‘ldilim, I'tttm‘ltinl Nth-mi or I‘m»-
lir Si‘IlmtI-Ilulmr. ul' lilo pt‘utttiuru 'M‘I‘IIIIH-
lint thereto. or any i‘unl Him-tr. l‘uhlir
LIIil'iIr)‘ nr t‘vtustrry.
Unit-d «i Norwnlm this lhlh day of
(icioiwt'. A. it. till“ '
.llIIiN lihiltl'AN.
Applicant.
We. the tlmlvrslunml. olvcturs und ins-
myors. mt «lrllnod by low. of the ann of
Itiot‘wutit. hon-hy- I‘illIliI‘Hi‘ tlu- uppllrntimt
of the above mum-d
.lliliN “BRYAN
for such ilvouno uud svo do m‘vvt'saII)’ (“I'v-
liiy Molt for illttnrli that we nt-o owners
oi rent colour slush-d in mid Town of
Norwslit.
liltlmi lit Norwulk. this liillt tiny oi
Ooioitor. A. IL. mil.
Stephen this". inmlrl lmwy. .ltvuotill
Hevosny. .Itm‘pit Msuynr. intuit-l t, “in.
«us.
i hereby certify ilmt iIlt' ulmw ttstttwl
«Morn-rs err i‘IIIt‘IuraI and tux myrrh. us
tittilm-rl by law. of tin- 'l‘owu n Nwwulk.
listed tsi Notwulk. this iiith day of
WWW" W " “honour it. an'rll.
ol'l' ML Town l‘lork.
James Wollour spent Sunday with
Bridsopori irleuds.
it your hoorsl’nsed doing over you
will be interested in it. is. Dow‘s sdv.
John lath. of Norwsllt. stsrtod iu
wort: at tho Not-wills Grocery this
morning.
m'i‘hursdsy sight at Fireman‘s Fslr
is lirsuion's ullht. Join the throng.
The first at the tors have arrived
st 'l‘ristrsm It Hyatt's. itssd what the
sdv. hos to say about them,
titty uisht st tits ushsoltomo Hotel.
Air. and ill-s. Robert Elwood. or New
Canaan.
”Midis: s tow dsys with irisnds in
my York.
story. ”and co. cert sod donning.
mrt this smilin- ,usm
“got-Tm ..
tn“ Norwslit 0y“... Dosinrs’ Asso~ Hungsrlsn Blcit Benefit Society st-
cistton is to lists s muting Wodnoo
ot litioday with Mr. sod * . .
Mrs. Chsr on A. Mimi. oi Lewis “mm. In tho Blillson Powoll udi. todsy.
9“” WWW" “a “m“ 3”"9’ our of the tlnlon Psoitlc Ton Com:
It". returned “I “1"" hm“ “n" pony. on s visitor for s short time
n
1 Edward A. “but. at iilm street. is
“ION {Mi Willi“ "0m iii! “it“ hivsrsids swans. thought yesterdsy
inv _ to I: Muller‘s iswslry store
is Will strut. lie is stsylns sround
Edward II. [mitoses in tits Narnia _'
The First of the Furs
of Women’s Caracul. and Russian
Pony Coats
MADE EXPRESSLY FOR US FROM OUR OWN SPECIALLY'BELECTED SKINS. EVERY DETAIL OF THE
MAKING AND LINING I8 GiJARANTEED AND EVERY GARMENT i8 OF THE LATEST MODEL.
AN EARLY INSPECTION WILL lNGURE AN OPPORTUNITY TO SELECT THE FINE8T VARIETY OF
FUR OARMENTB THAT WILL BE SHOWN IN TOWN THIS SEASON.
A Very Special Showing
Don’t“ Kick
about luck of opportunity to gel Men‘s
and Young Men‘s (‘lolhing at. reason-
liltio prlros. when our 7 and ll) dollar
suits are uvullablo. They are certain-
ly the best value to he hnd anywhere.
The motorists are good. they are out
on the most tnshloushle lines nud \voll
tailored: to hurt. it will be hard to dis-
llnnllloh illctn iront suits sold else-
where {or double the money.
GOTTLIEB’S
~57 and $10—-
11 NORTH MAIN STREET.
. m...“
” tutu thrusts.
,.-’ ? ' ifln. Hot-fie loll.
mt damn non. w do'w m m» into
(‘eptuln iiirum liell. died last vvonlns
nt 9 It’oioch. at the rouldoncr of her
daunhtor, hits. Msrslsltll ll. 'l‘ollos, cor-
nor oi hi and St. .iohtr‘nvomws. lisd
Mrs. lie lived until March lilh next
she Would have beds it ety years of
ago. Bile-woo s sister Mrs. George
W. Stun... oi Ely uvouuo. and the late
inptsin Gould Hoyt. oi Smith Norwslit.
She was it member and isilhiul atten-
dant Whenever she was able oi the
li‘lrst Methodist Episcopal Church. She
leaves two daughters. Mrs. William
lilisdon. oi South Norwuik. and Mrs.
Marshall H. Tours and one son. Wil-
lis 8. Bell. of west Norwsik. Funeral
sot-rims will be held irom the late
homo oi the dot‘t‘lood on 'l‘hursdsy si~
tornoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Charles I. Kannsy.
Chsrles it. Keunoy. of 22 Chestnut
strooi. died this morning at the Nor-
wslk Hospital after a several wooit's
illness of typhoid fever. He leaves it
WIii‘ and two children beside his
brother Edward. His father slso sur-
vives him. The funeral srrnuxoments
will not he cotuplciod until late this
afternoon and will be announced later.
He was between an and 35 yours or
use. '
Funeral oi Postmaster Keith.
The tunornl oi Bradley Stumps
Koith wss held this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock from the nose. At the (some
lory the ii. Ii. it. ill have s short ser-
vlre preceding that of the l. 0. 0. F.
stste lodge. There will be three hott-
orsry pallbearers from the ntatedodlto
sud three from the G. A. it. There
will he thrsoscting pslibonrors from
the (l. A. R. sud Our Brothers' Lodge.
Howard A. Tilly will sound Taps ill tho
conclusion of the services.
‘ 'unsrsi oi Mrs. noun War-go.
was iarsoly attended yesterday after
noon truth the Hunssrlsn Reformed
Church, in Lexington svuntte. ltov.
Gabriel Doltus olhclatod and the church
choir song sovsrsl selections. The
tended in a body, sud marched to the
grove in Pine island cometary.
.—
Titers is a spools! stationery otter
. Chsrlss A. Holloolt. iormsrly inso-
this city this morning. while on
rosin from his home in iietbsl to Now
«Don't tors _ Firemen?! F'slr at on lines. when he is s student in the
Yale Law School.
, assists oi Police 'l‘homss Hunt. at
lust bonus to two soths ml ucito
most. whoa someone ton to his hsclt
door‘sod sold that bur isrs were
. stunting Iii his rabbits. rubbing his
. M M m trsolts for tho rshitlt
‘ ions st iiil’i'oat‘ at the house some
did aohumsdus use
with the sum lull,
h" to. .
‘w :9
it lost
.Trlstram & Hyatt,
The ionorsl of Mrs. Susan Wurzo -
BOB’I‘ON. Del.
everywhere.
ti mm "Ir. sod tum round so ,
- .lly. .At’t‘seoi’ttitosu ,sssitlns onus he ‘
Minot ’ .
‘ sell not men sly .
Norwalk, Conn.
sfi‘ésiliii "Ei‘iL’CWonWW
= obliged to haul
‘ ”Clothing
for Men and Boys
on Credit
H. Krieger
8:Company
279-31 West .
Washington Street
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 810.
Every man. particular-
y a man who has a
family should have a
Change Account with
us, it will help him to
manage his income, to
better advantage.
”microns FROM riit’i‘t wear. '
Secretory and Treasurer Charles it.
Recent lstns Hsvs Had Little ”techno”. o: the South Norwslit Trust
on the Country.
24.—-Nothwithstsud- in South Norwsllt Baturdsy night min
in; the compsrstively heavy rsins or their trip scross the continent. which
Bsturdsy. the first to moisten many consumed shout s month's time. hit. '
piscos tor weeks. most of the New Huyt went out primarily to sttsud
linslsnd countryside remains dry.
Many towns are torood to rely on Los Ann
mourn susillsry sources for ,
drinking wster. while that which is of interest. While sttbo Pacific coast
thus ohtsinsd most generally be boilpd they vlsltod ‘most or the coast cities.
bstors using. in several (asses the lsclt
oi water hos ioopsrdlssd the safety oi lair. Hoyt for the western spirit offin-
towns trout lire.
Farmers stilt. .
wstst' tor theirs
ion. disuncos. ‘cstt is now are sent nstursl sdvsntssol as South Norwslln
twins to grass months driedutp pos- ~ ’
turns. sud vsutstiou is quite wilted
Unless it hesvy rsln . ,
oomossoon to rsplontiisb tho natural Themes l. Grocery. Want to Brooklyn .
sources the country residents toss a yostenisy soil sttsnti the tenet-st oi
ultim- without convenisttt' waist- slits their brother. lilies . G
Company‘s“ Mrs. Hoyt srrlved home
the notional hsnitors' convention at
too and sot-outs he sud Mrs.
their Hoyt visited all oi the prinolpsl points
Great sdntlrstion is expressed by
surprise sod he won restly impressed
wit the work that. as been dons iu
unususily planes possessing not nesrly so good
pat-Mm as...
William ‘nurr mom. doom 8.
dreamy. l‘rsdtt‘lok 0. rosary sn‘d
, ,‘sth'o
t" "”l't‘lliiliiil‘mu ‘W’
N!!! sou 0. . . i'.
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root! who utensil
ststile .llt Sergio?
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