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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 31, 1910 · page 8

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Cur lines shown this season ,
bffered in recognition of the
doses placed» In us by our
friends. the trade. and repro-
, seats the best In style and Value
that'experlonced buying can pro
lined. Nothing less than the cus~
tenant's complete and absolute
lististacuon will continue to be

with steadfast sun

chNEALLv
BRACKEN

st wssumorou aTnseI.
souru NORWALKI.
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. In the ‘ I ‘
COAL TRADE?
Who hays coal ri ht?
Who handles cos right?

IWho soils (that right?
Who dsIIvsrs coal tight?

 

 
 
 

 

THE COAL DEALER‘
Who can find something

is
New sud interesting

10 say about his coal
, Is indeed a genius.
I But that} can be no harm

In reppati‘ng a geod thing.
And so

THE FERRIS COAL do?
Is saying‘sgain,

Our Coal is'all right.

' we stand by the quality
'. We stand by the weight
I. And. if any be found

. We‘ll stand by the slate.

' Tel. 721

‘ a!!! 00—-

Those are our strong polnls, our
“knows" in cool: that’ a why ;
. i

we ARE "It“
in the

eoAl. TRADE
Hazleton “Cool
The B. l-l'ershfleld & Son Co.

\ T... 294s ' . 122 W‘AQP “-

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

'I'I‘ll CAREFUL JUDGE _.

()I‘ (100D C(iAl. will buy his winter
supply of US.

if you're a judge or coals we. want
YOU to puss upon our fut-II ~ we want
Ytili In I-nlnpurc Ilu- rosuits of at trial
order of ()tll's with that you‘ll buy else-
where.

430i)“ coal delivered |il'0lll|li|ylilllil
showed at Iliealowcsl of mnrkct

prices. .V I a??? ‘
[he liarus&Gans Co.
"68 Water Street

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Smoke Your Troubles
Out'With-

Roger Ltidl‘oW 10c
Twin ”City, Be

on; {Efigfiflet 5c

outposts”

 

 

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B. J. REXNOLDS
. manurs‘orusss. -

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Dennison

LU Ndi SETS
25c EACH

tins estrla Is ATub‘Is Cover. 83 I 84
FasCoIor Napkins

12 Fast Color Dollies

6 Fast Color Plates

raven NAPKItls. ....... so 002.
hilt'rnoav cANbLss, all colors

. W. A. Buggermao' s

, Stationery Store
Donsvsn Ilsoit. ,I 1!! Washington It.

Velvet so...

‘rs ths Vsry Latest for Women
Iisal: Vsivst I an “.75 and 03.86.
with short s stadium vamps. high
and me lust pasta. with silk tossei.
, All wld ha and sisss.
Pst. lstsiin Vsittsi Top those. short
vamp. st In.» And “.00. with tsncy

 

 

 

 

buttonst sites a to 7; tipped s plain.
Childssh's Hleut Vsivst Top Psi. lut-
sop lilit Tosssi Ihossst O1 .20 to

Inhabit s‘rsss‘r sniocs
spdrutsoswnut .

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ito passe styles or da
Oil. 00 up. Dresses fr

 

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" Bill?! TO FIT. Truelsisssnos. Individuality of style sud perfection .
bf Workmsnshi mark very ssrmani is our oolleétion.« It embraces
exclusive novs ties fr In the (summed forhi'gn designers. Remember.
sad stocks Lsrliss’ s‘nti. Missss'
so.» up. com from h.“ an. Ws hsvs ths ,
bsst Waists In town fr m site up. Silk Hess from 50s up—ths best in

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Cults. irom

use lN soru "bass. srmrouo mo ecu-rs NonwsLK.

 

515. Main an. Itsmiord

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

2 lbsi Lamb

BEERS BIiOTHERs COMPANY

solmi NORWALK
NORWALK' AND wssrrour

 
 

; liiili units

 

otiloe iII Norwalit, on tittli Hill (lay of

f tmornlli sutsri

ORDER TO Slfl‘THe? ACCOUNT.

District of Norwulh, as. Probate
Court, ticlolwr 29. -‘l. ll... I9l0,
Estate of William Ituriiuuan. late of
Nurwalk. iu ettitl district, deceased.
tirdt-rcd. That the cxvttnuors exhibit
their lItiIuitiizdratiun ucumtiit In this
court for adjustment, or the II’rohuie

November, i910. til it) .o‘clm'lt fore~
noon; and mm all persons Interested
In said estate may lie nullified thereof,
the excelltors will cause this order to
he published in II humps per having a
circulation III suid district, at least five
days before said I7tII titty of Novem-
ber, il'lli.
HENRY \i’. IlliliifitiORY.
Judge.

 

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illlliil lllii Fillillllll.
Funeral of George , Byxhss
“nonmetal of the, to (isptnin
(loom w. ltyxhee was I seiy‘aitotid-
ed yesterday Afternoon Irons the lam.
My home in tin) strum. itcv. Francis
II. liphnin. ol‘ Bridgeport.niliclutod. nnd

the pnlibeurers Were Iiaiyld it. Decker,
Samuel llandall. Edward H. Width.

 

 

Specul for Tuesday

. Father i-issrs from her After 12 Years

38 Booth MsIn 91.. South Not-walk

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

THE FIRST IN

quality. purity nnd popularity In
Rupport's lleer. Yell can‘t. best
it for deliciousness, wholesome-
usss or gsnorail nil-around excel»
issue. it is n boon to the wait.
I! soother for the nervous and a
tonic for the appetite. it II! the
favorite drink with connoisseurs
for its line Ilsvor as a dinner
beverage, ‘\

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Magnet 8: Flynn

138 Washington St. Phone 542-4

 

Chops, 25c

 

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FINDS LOST DAUGHTER

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wTwice Kidnapped from Brooklyn.

lI'I'l"l‘Slli’itii. ()ci. :II.»~—Fruuris it}.
h‘sirmau. II notary in the Prick iiuild-
lug horn. left for Norwalk. Conn. Inst
night. to meet his daughter. Edith May
l‘ulrmuu. s trained nurse. Father and
daughter have just found one another
by letter lifter twelve yeurs‘ search by
both.

The girl. who Is now 19. was twice
kidnapped from her father's Brooklyn
home. Since she lost disappeared the
father heard nothing from her until
yesterday. witcnfiho resolved a letter
from her saying she had lost xradustt

oil on II trained nurse.

Air, h‘airmsn ssys that about twelvr
years ago he was prosperous a lie
Ina huppily In Brooklyn with s wits
nod two children One day his wife
left him suddo ,. and he has not seen
hor since. Ed his only daughter.
wus kidnapped some 1isys later while
on her way to annual and later he

hourd from lilo kidnappers In Nova
St'm oflniitig to istorn her for till.-
000. Ila says he made live It fps to Ni)
vs Semis before. he got the girl haul:
and without paying the ransom With

 

James W. Iloyt. Bert Lottiltwoud and i»:
M. l". .Iessup "lhere unit A large num-
ber of hand me floral Iributns. 'l‘lte
Interulmit ._ s in Pine island ceme-
tory.
MANY PRIZES DIFFERED.
Great Contest EspsflOd‘TOdly at the
.Axistipn Most.

HrIMON'l‘ PARK N. l'. Oct.31.-—
im- lhc gulls tint prozrulih "May of the
sotoud international atiihtlou tot-elitist.
Silicon worth oi spccilil prises were
our ch The Auto Club i Islnnce event
was the first. lusting II 0 hours this
Afternoon. tho willnt'l‘ in set 82.000.
second man 81,000 and ‘lllll‘tl $500. A
special altitude prisc lsi offered. the
winner to pct ":00 If llc.aiif‘t?llilli more
than 430th fort; on addilittnul $500 if he
exceeds the record of he most, and

record. The grand spend contest will
be run off after t p. In. Ills two sections.
the first between (iralulimWiilto. lust
eat of the Inmlopistilstshy tho meci's
records. and MrCurdy. slptiodlcst ot‘ the
blpiaulsts by the sumo1 token Each
starter gels “.000 suyi by. and the
winner gets an sdditlunul $2.000.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'he two speed month, mi in the see
and section, a prise of $500 going to
the winner

The total earnings or the aviators
up to the close of the lit odtilnd events
of the mention. lsst hi hi. are: Mois-
snt. ”1.660: Graham» hits. mini);

 
 

 

 

Honey. $3.875; bathtub 38.100: bolas-
seps, CI «to; Johnston. .1625: Rad-
lsy..i;.40018rooitins, ‘ltii‘iil: Auhrun.

 

 
 
 

0900: Brass” 700: For else-”$700; 8i
limit. .280: A100 third}!I H nhd Aude-
ntsrs Bsrrlsr. Ely. is . and Willard.

 

$100 sash,
A dinner Iahontir o the
who has tsit
slvsn under

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

aviators
the nest will
it spices of the

 

9 again Gibb of America tonight at ths

ass Hotel .

r
stimittsd NJ Ill

 

 

“I‘ll. I
‘u‘liot Wssui'ort. was
s Assn! ithis

Iii wt frontal lever

 

81.000 more If he hrou II tho world‘s_

Auhrnn and More. the Wood men tnl

In a week site: he» returned to Brook
lyu with hot she was stoién strain and
from that time until yaierdsx he hsd
l no true of her Mtiiouilh with his son
he has seen bed the entire tountry for
hot
Miss Edith Winuau, formerly of
Camp street. and» a former employs of

received the above writeup In the New
York boilers this morning.
Relatives in

girl‘s mother. wh has been divorced

claim she was nothldnspped. but that

«no. he took the son; Alfred Bian-
'ley by agreement. and left Miss hdith
with her mother.
morning that th

patient in the hospital in Brooklyn

about three weeks ago.

 

The relatives here are also authority

he will supphrtlttu‘
trons yssrtt of use. her birthday he

 
 

along without hlti' bars.

the It & (I ('orset Company. which pop
sltlon she left in March, 1909. and late
of the Lebanon Hospital. In lirooitlyn.

nip street are the

from her hushhnd for the past nine
youth. and her sister. and they blame
Edith for all the family troubles. They
state that she is a peculiar lilrl and

when the lather went to Nova Spoils,
where they were diving sixteen more

The rslstives is Norwsiit said this
way in which the
girl found her f her was through s

This lady knew the girl's mum and
told the girl about him. This was
Elie wrote to
her father stud the reunion tollowod.

for the statement thst the girl has .
been looking ton per lather. so that ‘
she is now twos»

“October 16. still it Is possible that
her father does sown-st her as badly
as the story lntlnlsles. If this is the
case be Is not chimed to little liar. but
ths sister here said that she hoped .
the lather would, for they could get .

When Mr. ln’GI-MI'I. listrnts’s were
divorced the court allowed hsr til.
custody of the children and beside ths

nos. 3 dtld 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. noswstk. CONN.

 
 
 
 

 

The First of the Plus

 

A Very Special Showing of Women’ s Caracul, and Russian

MADE EXPRESSLY FOR US FROM ‘OUR OWN SPECIALLY SELECTED SKINS.
MAKING AND LINING l8 GUARANTEED AND EVERY GARMENT l3 OF THE LATEST MODEL.

Pony Coats
:33
EVERY DETAIL or THE ;

AN EARLY INSPECTION WILL INSURE AN OPPORTUNITY TO SELECT THE FINEST VARIETY OF
FUR GARMENTS THAT WILL BE SHOWN IN TOWN THIS SEASON.

 

 

DEPUTY REVENUE COLLECTOR
DEAD.

NEW HAVEN Oct :31 wFrsmis 8.
Hamilton, deputy tollotlor of Internal
revenue at Duiilunt died at his home
here, today, of typhoid foyer, utter an
illness of more than two weeks. Fun-
eral services will be held front the
Hsmiitou homo. Wednesday morning:
and intcrment will be In the family
plot in Bridgeport Mr. Hamilton;
hates it with the sons and u daughd
tcr. MI ”opinion was hnIn st
Bridgeport. tit yaers ago. coming to
this city in "$70 and entering the ser-
rim of the New Haven road In a cieri- .
(”ill («purity in the. freight department
at Belle Dork. He continued with the]
railroad for 32 years. He hold public]
other in this city. Including the posi- l
:ion. of superintendent of turrets under
\inmr Studlct and upon rcliuqnlahintza
Illiti more has appointed a deputy roi-
Icrmr ut Danton-y. Hv was prominent
In Republican political circles and a
m miter of several fraternal organism
(Ions.

WELSH RED INDIANS.

Right or nino hundred years ago is
hand of udvcntumus \i‘eishinen landed
on the American (tonsil and planted a
colony. 'I‘hey hover Wont back. but
trcordimt to Juiit‘hs Altiaughliu In
My Friend the Indian." became In
sOlfli‘ sort the ancestors of II tribe of
Indiuus for the Mundane are thought
by some writers to be the descendants
of the lost Violahutru Sumo phliolo
glsts havr onrltamrod to prove this to
lhelt own satisfaction. and It is said
thut the Mnnduns to this day retain
'n ‘fl‘uii‘ vorahuinry it grout nanny-dis
tinctiy Welsh words. ‘And for hutr
tired» of ye are they maintained physl.
mi and mental rharnctcrlsllcs that.
have raised them above. theft fellowfls

Hank Stuhhs:’l‘hc) are hcvln‘ a lit‘
lie. trophio douu to the NH 0ch
Mather a hen is a bird or not.

Bige Milinrwso I read. lint ihet is
easy enough.

Hauh Stubby» "I‘is. hey?

Blue Hillier >>>>> Sure thing. A hen ain‘t
a bird; n hon Is a ogg plant ~Boston
Herald.

 

"What did“ your husband think of
your crullcrs?‘ ' asked the cooking.
school teacher. He was very much in-
wrestled.u replied young Mrs. 'l‘orhlns
“He says that if I only make them
large enough they rosy dos lot toward
cutting down his automobile tirs bills“
~Wsshingtonw Star

a».-- . ,4.

WW

war-

A GOOD COAT must have
“character." as well as the man
III-Ids It. And ths one is sl-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

mother in her b
all nurse. as she as i

It the Camp st sis. , «

Mist...

 

 

alimony. It granted her counsel fess. ’
“as: did not got one cent," hsr other .
dsukbiqr said lid sftsrnoon. "still hit!

 

 

 

3min” sgltgtemgs“ I.“ godsend“ Ills angst, It huhohsrsctsr on as. .
es s y or M n a _, a follow w o are to ths tors ;
these stories. w It will only'imm . din styis and ‘

 

'. ssshcrsssstrslo»
s i-sptusti’on

, in her line. site II. Idsatly Miss , ‘
, ’li‘slrt’nsn would unwelcome [host '

 

. most sure to be indicative of
the other. ..

. It It is s “ICNJANIN”

 

 

 

 
 

_ slplrt, .
not «sum IN" choruss.
I031" AlNfi 0V ICDA‘I‘I, , ,

‘1 mi in, . . ‘

hum. units ........
«MN “'MO" alone. I.“

Tristram & Hyatt,

 
 

, hosting psst the Cross Rip Llshtshlp.

 
 
 
 
 

, sass and. the bowsprlt of the Sarah
. golilsios. while the s sailor of the
’ w

 

 
 
 
 

? were badly damned.
. = was lashing and it was shouted that
7 they will be towed to New London to-
In for rspsirl. . . . . .

 

‘ 5 strum“

‘ yhsiivss'. sisht no.

i . «Iii tbdsy,s .
' «trams Min Ill

Norwalk, Conn.

 

HjKriegerSI Co.

WE THANK
YOU ALL

for your generous patronage. We cer- *5
tainly bad a corking good Sale Even
better than we anticipated. People
like to attend our sales, as they are
convinced that when our announce-
ment Ifappears in the newspaper it

i“ mellow Genuine Bargains. ‘

TONIGHT
WE WIND UP
our Great Sale. Our Anniversary has
been celebrated with great satisfaction
to us as well as to those who have

taken advantage Of our bargain
offerings

Specials in Every Department
' Don’t Fall to Attend

Cash or Credit

 

"Towns: Nissan. ” ' '

Circumstances alter kissos.
All that glitters costs like gold.
It is the burnt listener who dreads

the hot air.
It is easier to do good urouud
corner than to do It next door
The penalty tel lying is that we roots
in tits in boilers our own tics. ’
Do right. and people will comment!
you In limo—abut not your time.
Nowudsn most of a move msn‘a -. .
adrenttlrss take place in his pocket»- ‘9
It. ..

some then find it essier to be goon
liti’In to, liesp the Childii’n supplied with
' 0"!

COHOONIRO DAMAGID.
VINIWARD HAVEN. Nsss. Oct. 3i.
«IBsdI damned. ths schooners Frank
It}. 8w a. Boston for Charleston. 8. C...
and Sarah sud Lucy. Boston for New
York. which collided yesterday. while

 
 

6
the

wars towed in here today. The head

and Lucy were carried away by the
sport roll and

Isttsr schooner
Neither vssssl

sin wss torn and is
titer Items at the

 
 

tau—luna- In“

suilhtltss up col.ko nus.

31%;. “3.0 WIN!“ A C!

info.
to IIIWI the“

 

 
 

e psopls think they are devout
rehrtstis star/slits. hscsase they pray
for that Inuit 5{titty do not want.

The mm In thlttoriy
about nus lid 1“ w‘ world are

 

 
 
 

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