[VELVET roe, PAT. LIA.
lov-I-oooos. .l...... I
' DULL KID TOP, PAT. LEA.
. $4.50
GUN METAL BUTT. .....f“.00
TAN IUTT. ..............“.00
IIIICIIIIO -----
Our lines shown this season
are oiieIod in recognition of the
confidence placed In us by our
frionds; the trade. and repre-
sents the best in style and value
that experienced buylnz can pro.
duos. Nothing less than the cus-
tomors‘ complete and absolute
satisfaction will continue to be
our steadfast aim.
CONNEALLY
B R A C K E N
It WACHINGTON ‘ITREET.
.OUTH NORWALK.
' TELEPHONE “H
DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
‘ In the Bank of Health
‘_ Which is better than
. The Savings Banks.
Do not be economical
In the matter of warmth
And by so doing
Endanger your good health.
Only I few dollars
Make all the difference
Between comfort and misery.
I If the Coal Man doesn’t
Get your money
The Doctors will, so
, Be good to yourself,
Enjoy life to the full
' THE FERRIS COAL CO. J
Malaga Grapes
Olive Oil
G. GHIOTI‘O
Tot. 027 170 Wssh. 8t. Irldgs.
L jointed & Von?”
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL IHOP
III the Town
Auyo IUPP'LIII
mos sot-50 South loin moot
ottoman. Doom. Hosio HoilBIooo
KNIW
was looking tor s riob Wilt! sud
he was on the troll "i love
Its sold in soil. worm. tones.
N thou l our toll in words. "
KIWI! better try doom: she ro
. III II. tor shs on not so green
.oohoti.
DOME: MIT.
It on lily is s outs
3““.I R ' ‘I
q»
, Its arrest." “i believe I would. Rom-
ln the
COAL TRADE 21;
Who buys cool It ht?
Who hsnrilss coo right?
Who soils cool right?
Who dolivors cool right?
“WE 00-—
Those are our strong points. our
“knows" in coal; that's why
we ARE “1T" l
in the
COAL TRADE
Hazleton Coal
The B. Hershiield 81 Son Co.
Tol. 204. 122 Water St.
THE HALLOWE'EN MONTH
is the one that introduced "Kim: \‘I’in-
ter“- the time you'll wont to have
real good, hunt giving Until.
The Harris 81 Gans Co.
Tel. 721 68 Water Street
SmOke Your Troubles
Out With
Roger Ludiow. 10c
Twin City.‘ 5c
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS."
ALL DEALERS
o. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
Velvet Shees
Are the Vory Latest for Women
Black Velvet Shoes on 32.75 and $3.25.
with short and medium ramps. high
and medium heels, with silk tassel
All widths and sizes.
Pot. Button Velvet Top Shoes, short
vamp, at $2.50 and $3.00. with fancy
buttons; sizes 2 to 7; tipped A plain.
Children's Hl-eut Volvot Too Pot. But-
top Bllk Tossol Shoes at $1.25 to
92.25.
169 WASHINGTON OTHIET BRIDGE
OOUTH NORWALK
Wm“..- ,..
Dennison
LUNCH SETS
25c EACH
Ono oxirs lsrso Table Cover. 63 x lit
12 Fast Color Napkins
12 Fast Color Dollies
ti Font Color li‘lslosa
PAPER NAPKINI ...... 002.
BIRTHDAY CANDLII. sli colors
W. A. Briggerman' s
Stolionory Store
Donovsn Iloolu it! Woshinston It.
msmo outskirts.
“Routes. you could to go Into the
businosu old'llllllfi chickens by ltsnd.
one, it I could buy I good incubator
ohosp.’ ' (With eagerness) "I've not
one old chop, I‘ll sell you for s third
at what it oust Insi"»--chlesoo Tri-
. at .. topisnls
. n,
”til".
. Sitcom: Litre Success
is o H ohm-mm
' so‘lrs ro In.
at workmanship
host Wslots III town Irom lite up.
the world.
515. , Msln at" Stamford
aqua-Imam!
True elegance.» individuality of style and Deflection
merit oveny garment In our oollootion.
exclusive novelties iron: the tor-tamed foreign desisnors. Remember,
no passe otyloh or Inning“ stocks.
611. so no. Dresses from 09.98 up. Costs mm was up. We have the
silk Hoss from live tip—tit. host in
SALE IN BOTH STOREO, ITAMFORO AND SOUTH NORWALK.
IOU H NOIWALK
it otnlirsoes
Lsdlss' Ind Hlssss' oults. Irom
“Ilium Msin “0’ ”VIII NIMoIIt
YOU" OAN LOOK THROUGH
EVERY NEWSPAPER.
read every advertisement, weigh
every argument about this, that
or the other brand of beer with-
out being convinced that there's
any better bear brewed than
ltnppert's alter you have once
tasted it: 'i‘hn't's the supreme
Imtwtusto. purity, and whole-
sameness 'I‘ry ltuppert's lieor.
Magnet 8: Flynn
lngion tit. Phone 642- i
Beers Brothers Co.
. South NorWalk
Norwaik & Wéstport
hill lllllllll
SOLVENT NO'l'lt‘l'i,
DiutrlI-t of Norwuik.
(‘0lil’l. Oclolwr is. A. it, Into.
lu‘ntulo of James A. smith. late of
.\'or\ralk. in said district. deceased.
'l‘lio (‘onrt of l’romlte (or tile Ills-
ii‘lt‘l ol Norwuik. hath limited and III
lowed six months from the (into here-
I'l for the creditorn of said estate to
exhibit their claims (or settlement.
’l‘noso who neglw‘l to present their no
rounts, properly hilt-sled. within sold
time. will he delmrrod Is recover). All
porsonn indebted to suit! 0MB”! nrv
requester! to make immodlule lun-
nIr-ul to
as. Probate
SARAH A. SMITH,
oil; 25 n2 Execulrix.
l‘n Ilu “aunt of I'Imntt lIIlllIlll alum”
int l‘IIIIllI-Isl t 'mlllh
I iltnl. :iilph lot It llII'nIII II
In. Us lIIIil lIItI \i( «ting Linton
I.” ism-.I Rhino W-im nmi I
.‘l lint htilmt ”II-tn. Ill .“.In\_\nll
hlr "In: of lIIlII'lImm iv. out lm'lllI-Il
wiilIlII too ll‘l'l In n IliI‘m‘l “III“ In! at
'I'nmh Edition. lumullnli rich ml or I'llllr
‘II HIlltHIlvllliU‘H‘. III III: pII-InlsIu IIIIIIIIIII
lug tin-lulu m out I'll!" ll”ll‘l. Pump-
lllIl .lt_\ m I IImlI n
hull-Ii III NIIIIMIIII this Ihlii Iiur «II
IltlIIiIII .~\ II ”II".
.l l" Kit ATINII
Applicant.
\t‘I IlII IImiIInmnI-ul tittimn ulnl tux-
IIIII'IIIH. It.» Ill "III II lit In“. of III: 'i‘mtu oi
NIII‘HIlik. lli‘ll‘h) IIIIIIIl‘e-I' Illt' uptillmlllllll
r llw aIlmII nomad
.l l“. KI} .\"ii\'ll
(«It HIII'I iiI‘O’tlIsIt Ilitti “v IIII. um I MIN ('1!-
ill\ IHIIIII lnr llllllfit‘ll that III» .III mumra
of Hill I-slntt Hilllltltll in will 'Iotm inf
annulk
lirllttl
limnlwr,
Philip
W“ “pt:
\iI Int
J-Jlll. . at
J! Norwnllt‘.
.\ it. liilu
Slunmlmkr.
iluit liilh I‘llu‘
hitlll‘lri
of
Noviunhl .
mm...“ downy..." wuunm A 'Nlntnp- looked like horn-und she saw him “ .90 . 6'17 g-o-r “you;
n... \\ u. IluiIiuil -:.. . - I - A""“""" x. ‘ ’ "" ‘ '
I lmluht IIItifs liIIll tlII :wlimu Ilumml ‘nd [01 mm (lowland “am "PM P. M.~lf25. 4335‘. “:20. 73’s-
I-inlolmln i'ii't Ilulnts Inul hummer-l In 9' Sundays.
IIlIIIIIl III In“ of tilt I'Wu III Nurunlk. ‘“ H" A MAM]: 20 9'15.
‘lvlll‘l‘t‘l'vt‘l :{I Irllllllihm' this 15m IIIII‘ I'Il‘ Mun a WOIIIIIB would be stiprt mvly P M~ 2.15. 7;”.
m a V ' lllznl‘n-m'r it sMI'rII. MW} ” “h“ ”’“m “"V b“ “3 lndo- xExm‘eu 'Escopt Mondays.
II '3.
TOO LATE.
_ (Paterson VIII.)
“speaking or rain I'Pgretn. did you
hour Illoul Illi' lady who won locked
out of her own house?"
"No."
"She had come away and forgot to
Inltv nor km, and the look was one
of those spring t‘lilCllt‘H limt slam shut
or lhvlr own nI-I-ord. (It course uln-
wun very Inurh unnoved. and an Inn-
hushnnti began hunting around {or II
ladder and trying various window-mull
or which were securely iorkutl. she not
down on the stops, hurled hor lure
In her hands and said. with deep emo-
tion. "Oh. if I had only nmrriml u
lluruinr“ "
in Western out...” a learner in a
lll'lilliii't grade «as instruItlnn not
rinse in the (miliosltlon oi sentences.
A writer in the Cosmopolitan gives the
story or her oliorlu. Alter a talk In
normal minutes ullo wrote two tit'lllt‘li'
0.98 on the lIlsI'hbonrd. one wrong in
hymns. and the othor n minaintenlt‘m
or ins-I. The sonlnncoo were: "The
hon has Ihroo low." not! "Who done it?"
"Willie." sold the teacher. to one oi
Illt‘ youngsters no lo the. board and
show where the tonll lies in those too
uenwmvoo'
Willie slowiv approached the board.
otldontly nimblng hard on tho tangle.
Then to his tencher‘ u consternation III-
took the clown and wrote. ”‘lhe hon
note: donv. (loci dom- « Ynnlh's
I‘mmmnilm
..,... -
“l undvrounud Brindle and his wile
lime qunIrIlloIi “hot one the
rouse?“ "Why ,Brlndlohlnt his win-
In tile crowd and went‘about peeking
under all lilo pent-h basket hats that
' was. good 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. cons.
Pony Coats
The First of the Furs
A Very Special Showing of Women’ s Caracul, and Russian
MADE EXPRESSLY FOR Us FROM OUR OWN SPECIALLV SELECTED SKINS. EVERY DETAIL OF THE
MAKING AND LINING I8 GUARANTEED AND EVERY GARMENT i3 OF THE LATEST MODEL.
AN EARLY lNBPECTION WILL INSUHE AN OPPORTUNITY TO SELECT THE FINEST VARIETY OF
FUR GARMENTS THAT WILL BE SHOWN IN TOWN THIS SEASON.
M“ r——
Tristram & Hyatt,
NEW YORK NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLI.
In Eff“! October 2, 7910.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK,
A. M.~Il2:fi3x. 52093:. fiztlx. 6:0S.
6:57. 7:20, 7:46. li:l'lx.8:51x, tlzlox.
9:37, itlz2ox. 10:45x. 11:29:.
M.-—12:5hx 1: on. 2: itix. 3:17.
.5: 00x. 5: 35. 51503:, (l to. G: 50):, 7: III:
7:52x. 9:401, in: 29.
Sundays. 2
A. M.*‘~12153X, 5:093. 5.411, 8113!. i
lilzlillx. ;
P. M.-~l2::’16x. 2:3“. 2:4iix. 5:3.5.‘
iimox.
l0228
7:0le. 7:12, 7:52x. 8:2ix. 9:4llx.‘
I
NEW VORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A, M.- 4.”). 0:40. “>45. TJGX.
Rilll'lx, Minx. 9:15; 9::Illx. 10:02.
ll 00x, 11:03.
' i' M I: 03x, l: to 1:50;. 2:57x.
3: .iilx. 3:55, 4:1le .5: Ilhx 5:12 5:26.
uztllx. 8103:. liztiiix. ilztlllx. 9:30. 11:00:.
lltiitl, 12:00:.
Sundays.
A. Mwl‘lnliix. drill), 7:30. azosx.
10:02.
P. M,—~12:(H. 1:021, 5:02x. 5:04.
‘:(le. 7:00x. 8:30:. 11:00:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HA-
VEN. .
.‘l, hl.-~~l2:lnx, l.lllx. 6:12, 7:24.
Hill”. in ltlx. ll.l:23x, ltlzii'l’x, 11:11.
”'47.
l’. M.~~l2.07x. it‘ll). ilzlix, 4:26.
.5112, llzihx. Imus. 7:ltlx, moor. Skills.
“:21.
Bundsys.
A. M.wl2:lllx. iziiix. 7:43. litll.
liltlilx. llzllx.
P. M.-21lllx. kills. 6in6. 7:]le.
8:2“. 91433:.
DANBURV TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. him-5:. 55 7: 2.538: 00. 8:20. 10:03
llthtl.
P. M.»~I:llx, ii:33x. 8:30.
Sundoys.
A. M.—~715!\. 11:55.
P. N.~6:00. 7:39x. 8:301
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY.
I Town Clerk
pendent on he. lit-want girl
LET the brand new
be your guide to what is
right in Men‘s Fine Clothes
for Fall and Winter.
styles in
BENJAMIN CLOTHES
Suits and Overcoots
818 to $80
Smithy Shirts
31 to 53
Kaiser Nochwosr
Solid Colors. 80c and $1
'“’"'so"i%”h ITBIII "HEREIN“?
Norwalk, Conn.
,m
. AWAY
Driver Rooney Bo lsdly iniursd Thst
Its Hot! to ho Taken Homo—Log
Msy be Iroksn.
A deilvory horns and wagon oi the
Huston Store. Norwollr. in ehsrss of
Joseph Hominy. figured in s serious
runway accident In upper liaot Ive
nun. Norwnih. thin afternoon.
The horse boiled Ind Mr. Roonor
outdo h III-sperms.- though unsuccessv
rnl Ittsmpt to hold him. The driver
wss tinned over the wound for It
considerable distance and was so hod-
iv injured Inst Dr. Willlsrn .l. 'i‘rsooy
was soiled Ind ottondotl him. Ho wss
romovotl to his home.
no mom was headed. in the di-
rection d tho buslnsss cantor of Non
nit at tho thus of tho scoldont and
wow iinslly captured It the Orson.
”Masts-Um.
Joseph Davis
It hummus annuals Norwslh
5 ' no
“at...
Women shoss thslr hushsnds
ssss oi asserting thslr Independ-
r d .t ; uwfluu‘fi s
s o I- poiioy to d
worth 3 tho smount aIll fie insursnoo
lo amiss
* Ihillis brood
out? _ thin.
'i'hoihoilshosrsoo‘ holonlth I
list is not to at noon
‘.
I “III I.
Clothing
for Men and Boys
on Credit
H. Krieger
81 Company.
Ha
. 29-31 West
Washington Street
————-——.—
Crime 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’ Suns and
Overcoats, prices from
$1. 50 to $i0.
Every man, particular-
ly a man who
family should have a
Charge Account with. :
us, it will help him to
manage his Income to
better advantage.
hasa
‘oIrImho ont”r;"m“
(Louisville Timon.)
On the terrace of a country club.
overlooking I green dotted with sheep,
II noun or nongoll’ers were taking
too.
A male non-[0mm who took his too
thrmwh s slI-Irw. Isid thonghtiullv:
“(loll mlsht be defined as billiards
sons to truss." -
"Spleen on tho green, ld call In",
said I tomslo nonvzoltor. .
“Oh the lost flicker of the dying tire
of othlstios." moored s youns tootholl'
player.
“The misuse of mm and isncuoto."
sumststi I tennis .ohamplon.
“No, no: ou’re sll wrons.’ sold I
famous In; or "not! is simply It
some whorsin tho ball has bndiy Ind
tho olsyor wail.
new
"Women can stand slot or suitor-lug.
. «It they?"
"Yes-nut! they aren't. requested to
Imp still shout it"wnlovslond usd- :
or. .,
“Imam-"What's tits mutter, old
psi? You’ look sloth."
link. Just mo
fish
Ilirooohs timed Moos opsrstiou
Hod toy allowance outl‘ uPuoir .
Star I” on Who, c[his wont III
A
should in sod m.
Norwalk Chronicler