Ill Psue‘o Cold Compound.
Tm.“ token“
n...
IV SiVlVll VVVVS
Moll Ellociive ’and Harmless Way to
Core I Severe Cold and end
‘ All Grippe Misery
i'l‘here is not one grain of quinine
which.
very two hours. not“
taken,
moonmu ivo doses are
t
will“. surely and the grippe and hteak
. up the most severe cold. either in the
:1 fhmd, chest, buck. stomach or limbs.
1t promptly relieves the most Inis
‘ arable neuralgia pains bender-,he dull
Trim. held and nose stuffed up. (over
ishnels. sneezing, sore throat running
of the nose, outsirhsl sflectiouu, nor-e
ness. oilii'ness ond Iheumatic twinges
Pope’s Cold Compound is the re-
sult of. three years‘ research ut II test
of more than fifty thoueund dollurs.
and contains no quinine. which we
have conclusively demonstrated in not
ofleotlve In the treatment of colds or
grlpp
Take this lthrmiceu Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine made any-
where else in the world which will
cure your cold or end Grlppc IuieeI y
as promptly end without any other as
sietalice or bad uttel effects us II 26
cent package of Prince Cold t‘om—
pound. which any drugglet in the
world can supply.
WMwwmmfl -.
Mrs. James Michael and James lI‘lII-
ueii, of Brooklyn N Y.. will come In
Norwnllt this afternoon and will to
'main until tomorIow evening on the
guests of Mrs. G. W. Smith, of Kellogg
street. .
There was a looming oi’ the Round
Table Club. of Notwnik. inst owning.
and an iIanomptu supper was enjoyed
by all present. These iniormul iIu
promptu suppele me all the logo in
Nor-walk.
Edwin C. Burt’s
,‘LAD‘IES’
in-
VELVET TOP. PAT. LEA.
FOX. . .................. 94.50
DULL KID TOP. PAT. LEA.
FOX. .. ................. “.50
con METAL BUTT. ...... 34.00
TAN ourr. . ....... ....'..34.oo
Our lines shown this Henson
muttered ,in recognition of the
ooniidenw placed in on by our
friends. the trade. and repre—
sents the beat in style and vuiue
that expeliencod buying can pIo-'
duce. Nothing less than the cus-
tomora complete and absolute
Istisineiion will continue to he ‘
our steadfast slm.
CONNEALLY
B R A C K E N
II WAIHINOTON UTRIIT.
IOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE “H
min COAL DEALER
W can find something
T New and interesting
say about his eosl
‘ ll indeed opening
Rot thereoan be no lis’rrn
3!. mun; s good thing.
thin roams quIL co.
III! the quality
@005de ..
I
Villlil lVll MFVVVRVH.
Funeral of' Francis Fltsmsurlcs.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Francis Fitsmnurice.
who died at the home oi" his uncle Pn-
.-tIIclt Fliztliiltirlce in Van Znndt street.
iwme held this morning from that place '
III 8: 30 unlock and then from St.
I, Mary‘ 5 church at ll o'eloeit 'i‘h‘e servi-
tees were hugely attended as the young
.muo loaves many itiends. lie was but
'twenty yearn of age and his death is
extremely sud on this necuhnt. The
remains were Interred in St. Mary's
.eemetett, following the services at the
;I.IIIIIIciI.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fer Nelwnik and vicinity: Full [D
night and Suuduy. with rising temper
Mine in south and went portions. Mod
ulnte northwest winds becoming vnri
ubie. Snow Iiurriee wolo reported this
motollnl from the Luke region. but.
pleasant wenther pIeIniiod in all other
eerilone cost of the Rocky Mountainu.
A slight. disturbance is developed in}
Montana. The extett‘doti‘ ren oi high
pressure line continued it more south-
ward and is new central over the Low-
er Mississippi Valley. it produced
frost III oil the Southern sections, ex-
cept uioug the Iiull‘ and South Atlan-
llt‘ (“(lquB Molitgomciy Aln.. reported
It tempcrntule of 32 dtIgIet-II which in
two dogroee loweI IIInu wa~ tI'etIoIded
at New Haven
DAY.
'i'eIIIpcrature: Low, high, iii.
(‘ltIul‘
:tti:
Joseph Vllclilttl. oi 'lntim utenue.
IIII~I uIIestcd lust night lot drunken-
ness. hrs-och of the pent-II and resist-
ing up oflit'er, Itt his boarding pince
The cunt-I. came. up this morning and
won continued until 2 o'clock this nfv
itII'Itoon.
. ”WM. ”E... Mm... . ....
w HOS
WHO
III the
W ho buys cool right '
Who handle: cool right?
Who soils cool tight?
COAL TRADE?
A i
l
~ws‘ 90— l
, l
l
i
l
l
i
There nre our strong points. our
{ “knows" III coal; that's why
1: we IIIIIILIII'I"
In Hi9
COAL TRADE
Hazlctou ”Coal
The B. Hershtieid 8: Son Co.
Tel. 224. i22 Water St.
Of 000!) COM. ”will buy his winter
supplv of US
If you re It judge of route we won
you to pit“ upon our fuel.» we wont
YOU to tIoquurtI the rouullu III II trial
order oi ours with that you'll huy clue-
where.
0001) con! delivered promptly Itnd
churned III the lowoui‘ of market
prices.
The Harris & Cans Co.
Tel. 72! 68 Water Street
.N. .HM .-Wm.....a.....w..
Smoke Your Troubles
Out With
Roger Ludlow. 100
Twin City. St:
r Th Nu lie
° main?"
‘ ALL osnulte‘
B. J. REYNOLDS
. ”demolition.
The Paris Cicak 8: Suit Renee
.83 SOUTH MAIN STREET, IOUTH NORWALK ‘
SUITS TO FIT. 'i‘ruo elegance. individuality of style and perfection
of workmanship mark evcly amount in our collection. it embraces
exclusive novelties trout the flu ruined foreign designers. Remember.
no passe styles or damaged stocks. Lsdlos’ sod Mlues' Suits. 'I'rom
$11.98 up. Dresses from $0.98 up. Cost- from $0.98 up. We have the
boot Wslsts In town from We up. Silk Hose from 50; lop—4h. best in
the world.
SALE lN BOTH STORES. STAMFORD AND BOIUTH NORWALK.
h15~
Main III. tit-micro
33 South Main on. south Norwnlit
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO To-‘
'FanCy Broilers
Roasting Chicken
Fowl or Duck
.170 lb.
”r“...
Leg Mutton . . .
Leg of Lamb
Loin or Rib Chops, best
“Fresh Shoulders
“Fresh Hams . .
Pork Roast . . .
Pork Chops .
Sperry & Barnes Hams
Sperry 81 Barnes Sausage
Smoked Shoulder
Skinned Batik Hams ‘ ’
Loin Roast 0f Veal .
Fillet of Veal
12%c
12%0
12%0
15c
19c
200
180
15c
12c
15c
12%c
16c
Stew" Veal“ . . . . 10c
Poitérhodsc’l‘Steak . 17c
Siritiin Steak . . 150
Round Steak . . 12%
Shoulder Steak .
Fancy Maine Escallops
every quart guaranteed, qt 25c
Beers Bros. Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
NORWALK AND WESTPORT
3 lbs 250
THOROUOH LY AGED
in every alone or bottle ot wine.
whiskey. lII-nudy or other liquor
or rordiel selected from our
utork. Newly outdo. not "ripe,"
second III-min and interior
brands have no imminent in our
reliant or on our shelves. You
may rely on this statement and
tho wlnon IIIIII liquors we sell.
Magda”; Flynn
Ills Wsshinnton lit. Phone “24
POTATOES . ...... per peck. ace: 5 bushel lots. per bushel. 75c
GRANDMA'S or HECKER'S PANCAKE FLOUR. 3 pkgs... also
.‘i cone 0qu ..... . ............. .2MICItrtou of ti pkgli. None Such Mince
{it-nun l’ens......... ........... 250] Moot .....,
3 cans Tonmtmm .......... 29o Apples. per pooh .. . 26. 35. to, 50°
rum can Asparagus ...... 16o Whiter Butler‘s Caron or Choco-
ticuns Milk 260 into ........ I ”19¢
, Home tiaelori Cauliflower. ilplnooh. Cranberries. (trope Fruitfiwret Po-
tstoeli. Bottle. Quinms. Grimm and l-iwoot Critter
UNITED Grocery COMPANY
Lille success
nowrt't or II «posse or ,
20 NORTH MAIN OT NONI t“.
. Mooring nun wise». W”
”litmus“ man s ,
we
TR
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
8t HYATT
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
he First of the Furs
A Very Special Showing of Women’s Caracul, and Russian
Pony Coats
MADE EXPRESSLY FOR U8 FROM OUR OWN SPECIALLY SELECTED SKINS. EVERY DETAIL OF THE
MAKING AND LiNING i8 GUARANTEED AND EVERY GARMENT i8 OF THE LATEST MODEL.
AN EARLY INSPECTVON WILL INSURE AN OPPORTUNITY TO SELECT THE FINEST VARIETY OF
FUR GARMENTB THAT WILL BE SHOWN IN TOWN THIS SEASON.
You Can Figure
It rousitlcinbic saving on tour cloth
lug bill It you buy your Fnil Clothing
from us tiur Men's and Young Men‘s
Suits. ST and till, lire intIonIpuIniIiy tin-
hoot Htllit‘ going. The} are thorough
l_\' tiepclldnhlc. and giifll‘fllilt‘vtl to give
Introduction.
GOTTLIEB’S
-$7 and $10-—-
I1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
“z won-w- .
Dennison
LUNCH SETS
250 EACH
tine oxtxs large Tome t‘over. 63 x 84
12 Fust (‘oior Napkins
12 F‘nst t‘oior Dollies
Ii II‘aet t‘oior i’intes
PAPER NAPKINS .......... 5c 00!.
BIRTHDAY emote... all colors
.W. A. Briggennan’s,
Stationery Store
Donovan Block. 182 Washington. CC.
Pure Olive Oil
New
Malaga' Grapes
e. GHTOTTO
‘ t Four dimmed Intro minted
Tsl. m 17! Wash. 8t. Irldoo.
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
Norwalky, Conn.
New Fall Shoes
Never below have we shown
such a large variety of FINE
E'V FALL FOOTWEAR for women. Our lines comprise
I the well- known makes:
QUEEN QUALITY at.
i
l 90 Wushington Street.
.—
ONE MAXWELL ”30" 1910
ONE MAXWELL “30" 1909
ONE BUICK “‘0" 1909
39 Wall St..--—('Phone)
per, lo. I-ollu ..
”I
roll ..... .........................
Charles H. Ilisthorpe
Velvet Shees
Are the Very Lsisst tor Women
Iisok Velvet Shoes art 92.76 and .3st
with short and medium vsmpn. high
ind medium heels. with silk iosnoi.
All widths and sixes.
Pat. lotion Vsivst Top shoes. short
vamp, st ‘2.” sod ”.00. with {onto
buttons; sizes 2 in .; tipped it plain.
childrsn's HI-out Volvst Top Psi. lut-
gpuomt Totssl anon ’st 61.28 to
199 WAIHVNO‘I’ON ITRIIT IRIDOI
IOWN NORWALK
.. Was
IMV illitilllllil ill
IlfllLllllVIll illl
wallow Doormat ilivsrte
who“ mortally
ominous-u
ill’
in the superior court
'O‘ SONNY. oi Hon-
1 divorce from
WWM tile rl hi to re-
oiul wss do
32
‘ Io
iodine tier out name wide web AI»
“O M‘a ”tried on the On
some cause. The couple were married
.Iuiy 2. i905. and she deserted him on
the ii'ItlI oi the following May
Lavina Allen of liridttoport
rittuteu It divoito from Citation of
Westpori. and won also given the
core. custody and education of her
two tone. William. nixed ii and Archie,
oiled it vente Tho twutn were made
one Feh.27.1898 and on divers day:
between Fell. 27 and April HI 1910
one WI! subjected to intolerable cruel-
WIS
ty.
Emile Msihisnc. of Wanton. receiv-
oil I decree oi divorce from Elisabeth
Desert Multitude. formerly or Man-
'i‘hey were mottled Jan 17. liltili and
sggodouorlod him the lost day of Msy,
l
The two asset held up for further
order or notice to the dotsndstite were
Leno Peterson Chaise. or Bridgeport.
outlast Ralph 0 Chase. and Florence
M. mitwooti Kl pushy. of Norrioiit.
tiniest Mosul it. Kinsley.
Titers will he s regular meeting of
the North Moira 8min riotous woolen
tomorrow nitration Itt “ll: Iii II In. All
or. ourdioliy invited ~
Herman Miller. of outflorytsimi rs
when his MIMI-title Intuition tow I-
’toii. "O” R MINI“ M “f.
It well
in «not MW
, is trim—list. Marlin It
. I III-Ir ot‘i‘rllill
i WALK— OVER at ...........
l BOSTON FAVORITE at
THE ANITA at .................................... $2. 50
Made in All Leathers
Flynn’ 8 Boot Shop
Successor to Flynn 5 Ryan
usED
cheater. on the ground of timrtion.
plot-f “
GROVER S FLEXIBLE SHOES (hand made) at. $3.50 & $4
$4.00
........................ $3. 50
........................ $3.00
........................
South Norwnik
CARS
ONE ELMORE 1909
ONE ELMORE 1910
ONE ELMORE .1907
1‘! SINGLE CYLINDER CADILLAOS. rumble out
ONE 1910 4 CYLINDER'CADILLACS, deml—ionnoau
All cars are In line running order.
F. E. Lockwood & Co.
Garage Water St...
for particular 3 inquire . ' I.
--Norwallt. Conn.
Asbestos Shingles
The Roof That Outlives the Building
THE K. d. M. WATERPROOFING PAPER. a high grade. tooling no
I: turbos wide, containing 500 square leet.
SUPERiOR RUBBER ROOFING. genuine Aspiutit. lilo squart reel per
...................... $2.25 per roll
.5225 per roll
I SEAVIEW AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK
CARPENTRY. BUVLDVNG AND CONTRACTING
.... ‘5‘“ .._ M W
s‘rnAIoIt Aline
without fear or hindrance you
can speed when your cur is in
pertett condition Don't start
out. on n tour or r pleasure trip
without having your engine ov-
erhsuied. Iour hrsitos out In
good working order and your
automobile in per! order by
bringing it to s fl where it
will he repuirod All overhauled
by expert! It ‘
w. A. HANFORD'G,
42 man will It.
Mre. Flore Worner. of Holden two
one. htuI none to Merideu to spend
Sunday with Nita. Flore Green. or Ilint
piece.
You will find your model ill
and color in thtI his army of
new ittll stylon In
IENJAMIN CLOTHES
All pure wool MVN'VNII-“lholl'
quality In unmintsltsnie. their
service ”remained.
sot'rs sun when“
New to «our
Till out Sweeter :cm mode:
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White ond ilrsy
Norwalk Chronicler