"The Parts oto‘ak & Sutttlouse
33 SOUTH MAIN arena-r. nouru NOfiWALK
TH! LEADING DRY GOODS STOREIL
TRIST 81 “ ATT
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
Ladies’ Tailored Suits
FOR FALL AND WINTER
’l‘ho Inrgout and blunt complete line comprising all the latest models in it great variety of mu-
tt-riuls. including llrondclmhr. tiltoviotn. Sm'nee. ilottmspuus and monolith Mixturcu or
Shillings. that promise to be cvtronioly popular this mason.
t WIn CQIBurt’s
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SUITS TO FIT. True elegance. Individuality or atyle and perieotion
of workmanship mark every garment In ourc (melloction it embraces
oxclualwa novelties from the unturned foreign demanera. Remember.
no pause styles or damaged atoeka. Ladlaa' and Minoa' outta. tron;
$11.98 up. Draaua tram av. 08 up. Coata trom ".98 up. We have the
bglt Walota in town from We up Silk Hoao from We tip—the beat in
t a world.
an: m BOTH arouse. a'rAMFoua mo aouru nonwaw.
tut- Main at. Stamford ' as South Male or. south Not-whit
. , in the ,
. . com. runner
Who buya coal right?
Who handle. cool right?
Who aelia coal right?
Who deliver. cool right?
~WE DO.-
Thoee are our strong points, our
“known" in coal; that's why
WE ARE “IT”
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.ILVET" ‘TOP, PAT. L“. t-«
wax a nun... ........ ...“.50
NULL KID-TOP, PAT. LEA.
uh Marat. our-r. ......u.oo
‘ ' TAN au‘r'r. Moo
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THE FIRST IN
quality. purity and popularity in
iiupport'a Hour. You can't bout.
it for dellclousneue. wholooonte-
noun or generull ull’uround excel-
lence. It in n boon to the weak,
a another for the nervous and ii
tonic for the appetite. it is the
favorite drink with connoisseurs .
rm- pg (me flavor us a dinuer The range or color in very wide, allowing all the staudurd ehndeu. as well as the Intent. novelties.
beverage. I
The Scale of Prices Runs! from $15 to $30
Tristram & Hyatt,
4"
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MILLlDNAlRE MARINE.
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“Brother" ot Mrs. Goelet Ia Eager to
. Become a LleUtenant. ,
A than who gave hits name as EprI
[wt-1 \‘t’inthrop Sargent and told Capt;
William Bracket: ihut ho was a;
.hatvttlalell
.1 Our linas' shown this season
_ are offered In recognition of the
confidence placed in us by our
menus, the trade, and repre- I
tents the boat in atyle and value
. that. experienced buying can pro-
. dune. Nothing less than the cue-
Vtotnerit' complete and absolute
aatlstaotlon will continue to be
urnteatliaet aim.
' oNNEALLr
,BRACKEN
Ill WASHINGTON STREET.
' teourutuonwaaa.
I-‘reaeeuou: am
Rough
COAL TRADE
Hazleton Coal I
. The a. Hershfleldfli Son Co. -
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I Tel. 294. , 122 Water Bi. II
Magner & Flynn
138 Washington at. Phone 542-4
SpeCtal for Wednesday
Prime Rib Roast Beef 10c lb.
2 lbs. Lamb Chops, 25c
I - ftanrmcu'
* Norwalk, Conn.
mt: COAL DEALER
who can find something
..
No!» and interesting
To pay about his coat
IaindoIedIa genius.
I But there can be no harnr
In repeating a good thing.
And so
THE FERRIS COAL co. -
Ia saying again,
Our Goal is all right.
We atand by the quality
WeIetand by the weight
And if any be found
. Wadi stand by the slate.
, on Can Figure
naiderabie saving on your cloth
Iill if you buy your Fell Clothlm
, tie on: Itea a and Young Ilen' s
. . fl and 310. are lncomparabiy. the
‘ value going They are thorough
“momma, and guaranteed to give
t (In.
THE CHIEF“ ‘ JUDGE
0! GOOD COAL will buy his wiliit‘!‘
sttpplv or US
If you‘re a judge 0! mole We, want
YOU to putts upon otir ftteln-u'tt want
You to rotupmc lilt' results of u trial
order of ours with that you'll huy clac-
whore.
GUOII coal delivered promptly and
charged at the lowest of murkct
prices.
The Harris 8: Gans Co.
Tel. 721 68 Water Street
Once Trted
Always Smoked
Roger Lndiow. 10c
Twin City, BC
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
TRY THEM-ALLK DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTUIII.
Dennison
LUNCH SETS
25c EACH
one extra large Tublo (lover. 63 x 84
12 Font Color Napkins
12 Font Color Dollies
6 Fast. t‘olor Platel
PAPER NAPKINB be 002.
BIRTHDAY CANDLIG. all colour
W. A. Briggennan' s
“Stationery Store
Iceman Ilium ' is! Wuhlnoton at
“um—“WW. mm...—
Velvet Shoes
Are the Very Lateat tr Woman
Black.- twat, Chou art 5 and S3. 25,
d medium vampa high
heela. with silk osael
,d aiaea.
t
_ .. vat Top Ihoaa. wort
-. at and ”.00. with tauoy
.nlu 2 to 7; tinned & plain
.1 n'a iii-out Valvat Top Pat. But.
h lilit Toaaei Shoal at 01.26 to
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m waal-lutto'rou are!" aatooa
loom NORWALK
Water «realm to: wet (the
tit tub in a good place for thin. team
la them i ataittl over night to get rid
ol’ the our in water! once a we! now
for a time. and later they will be In
, ennui to bio-Ion. They may
dbl: tram: halide! tide it
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ttttt tutti
ORDER OF NOTICE.
Norwttlk. an.
t‘ourt. (lctohct' iii. A. 1)., 1910.
\l‘iturcus, written application into
been made to thin court for ndtttlnlte
iralloti oi the vatutr- of George W. liyx»
lice. lute of Norwnlk. in said district.
deceased.
, ()rdoictl. "ihtll said appliciu ion he
heard and doterutfied at tho l'rohnto
(Itiicc lit .\‘or'.\valk on titt .th day oi
November, iiilil. iii 3 o'clock afternoon:
and that public notice thereof be aired
to liii persona itllcroslt-d therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
nuvlnn a circulation in said district. at
least iivu days betorc «ulti day of
hearing.
iristrict oi Probate
HENRY w. GREGORY.
Judge.
NELSON FAILS TO COME BACK.
Not Quite as Good aa Lam-ave In San
Franclaco.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. i ~«-iinitlinll
Nelson. in u iii-round draw with An
tone initirave here. that night. proved
himself unable to come back. lie dio-
pluyvd his old time boring tnriir» tutti
kopt ul'tcr lnttlruvc front the start. but
was not unite good enough. Several
tituoa the. Dane had the local boy were
ricd. but he could not gather the torch
to Mind home a knockout |Illlit'Il.
latlrnvo Wu! nervonu ill the lift“
For three or four rounds It looked «it
though the old champion was going to
have on cosy time of it. Driving in
slmieltl It-Iia. vurlod now and then
with the old riuhi cross. which helped
him to the title. Nelson drove DIH tnttu
around the ring. After three or (our
rouudu of this lhtlrave steadied down
and fought bunk. lie showed little not
once. but was rugged and mute. and
ltla youth uluvod ot’i‘ defeat which
threatened him no far along an the
twelfth round Nciuou allowed no lit»
tlo cleverness in blocking. httt this was
offset by his wildnr-au. Hi‘ utiutwd time
and main with his right croaa tn the
jaw. In the teat rottnd Him-eve Iitood
up without "Inching to a give and take
slugging bout that brought the crowd
to ilu that. The men were hammering
«our without evidence of diatwoa
whrn the noun clunzt‘d.
m.
BIG FIR! IN EGYPT.
ALEANDRIA. Egypt. Nov. twflever'
al larllo cotton shade and 6.000 bales
or cotton were burned today. Lou
$1,000,000.
Leg Best Spring Lamb, 12‘/2c lb.
Beers Brothers Co.
South Norwallt
Norwaik
Wes‘iport
' liIiliiS illii illlliilili.
Karl Guatave Danke.
Karl Gustave liankc. son or Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph llnnko, died yesterday uf—
tcrnoon oi the family home, 20 Lowe
street. The deceased wait sixteen yours
and six months at our. Funeral net‘-
vi we ulll be held' iilli‘iidtl)’ afternoon
Ill 2 30 front the muse. with inter-
ntt‘lti Iolloulng‘ in Riverside ('cmcu-ry
'lhe ()ornuiu “fighter hill probably
unit into at the obuouuit a.
but...“
Mrl. Mary E. Hill.
Mrs. Mary E. Hill died last night at
the home 01 her slap-r. Mm. Harry For.
no (I‘Iwiilnlil street. hire. Hill was it
daughter ot‘ the late John Conroy. li‘un-
oral acrvioea with he held Thursday
morning at it o‘ciocltitfl‘om St. Joseph's
i'iilll‘t'h. She in mtervetl by her line-
band. (‘aivio liill: her mother. Mrs.
Katherine County. and her sister. Mra.
Pox. interment will take place in Si
Murv'u l'efliNt‘rY
HOLLDWE’ EBELEIIIITIOH
Ill NOIWllKS
(t ottilnuod from Firat Puget
A number of the young men grabbed
it and when they iiuully not it they
troubled own with the anddentteua with
which it who rclcaaed. 0n the return
trip the PM!“ watt hanging from it true
above the tttult
Report were stretched ncroau the trot~
ley lt‘nt‘k. above the care. so that the
pole nould route of! when they demo
in contact with the tone
Henri (telnet and William Ande
and. at the Dorian lino run into a row
boat that had been plated on the
tracks "lhcy tomowd the boat with
the .tsxlutuut-o of one or twp panach-
xoru
CATCHING ON.
Young Mr. Sirdcketbiiitch was out.
in; hia tit-at meal at it real reaiaurunt.
"What are rhea?" he attired. point»
tug at the ilnaor howl. the waiter bad
Just brought to the table.
d‘Thoao are to waah your linger: in.
tilt." amid the waiter.
“Oh. i know that.“ rejoined young
Struclrati~thch. with remarkable eel;-
poaaettalon. "i tp n are thcy cut
glnu?"-~Cbical ribune.
"The ~guilty man ulwaya given him-
Mlt away: mid e detective. "lot. like
The ladien of Trinity pariah are
planning a bazaar and entertainment
for Tue-day. December 8th. afternoon
and evening. at Red Menu Hell. in'
Wuohlnuion aireoi
William B. Unholttt. Deputy Sharla
(Samuel C inland and Dr ii 9. what
automobile for the wooda. tor a day' a
gunning
“We... m... it
Like moat New England miniatertt
oi lite time. the Rev. Dr. Initial
Deane. who Wits born in use and died
in tint. and who for atom yearn am
outer or the First Church at Portu
a.nd Me, mm a practical tamer. Hi
an: a thrill or learnt n a
Proielaor ultimo. n
mimitanr. "The Old tumor In
Almanac " aura that Hr. beetle, whit
a tutor at Harvard. while
one” tut
'tltiiicir m innit credited to. M
a... all;
to one lu’r unanim-
that
not out thin morning In Mr. Unholtaal“
and'a wit. I
“I “II hilt“ ‘
Hi! ,
the chap who haunt the forty cent
bathing auil. he can't hide his guilty
conscience. 'I‘he chap l have in mind
lenient! the water at Atlantic t‘ltr "1
t“ forty-cant null or blue tlanttei. All he
i unlaahed about he wan joined by a girl
Itrland The girl {lubed her bright
tom over the tumbling expanse of tie.
,autl then with it stab at delight the
.“iatl't. the vain blue today?"
"it's aliautel'ul unit! the man. .with a
hot Iiiuah. 'lt ll parleuily ahametui
how this cheap .iihtitlna flannel runai“
"Won‘t you it. one with In my attest
hook?" aalti a vomit to the irienda
aha had ant-tin at dinner. And
it trauurad volume.
brother of Mrs. (lath-u liloulct,
York.
the hull of fame of the 17.
corps in (illicngo.
The new “rookie“ dashed up to the
recruiting station at 360 South (flurlt
utreel in it tnxlctth. paid the chant-
l‘vur with u $20 bill, tutti entered the
oiiice preceded by u French bulldog
und u iluatun tertit-r on n lentib. He
told the oilirurr. that or: was it gt'ndtr
ate of Harvard In the clone oi 'tll. a
civil enulneet, and that he intended
to uorlt up to it comntlneion tic gave
him iiitil uddrcse nu Hampton. \‘tt.
lutptlrlt-a in New York could not
develop that hire. tioelcl but. any
roluiivpu 01 that name. She Willi
Mary Wileon below her marriage.
hippest Sargent lortnrrly was a tire-
mutic ttltlc on the New York Morn-
ing Telegraph. His pin-mutt Where
LiliOlllii are unknown to tilt! publishers
of that tumor.
Atlel‘ the "non come" in the It"
cruitinx office had recovered from
their nutonlahmeut. Sergeant watt led
to the disroltlng room. where he suit»
mined in a physical examination. iii:
Watt or copied
Satan; “till-P an ultra
grin suit. may aimed.
pine hut sloped off on tho loft
and carried a gold mounted critic.
“Morning sergeant.“ be mild
80ml, l.. Edicexor "i want to
lint.
"i want to work my way
tommianton.” he told Capt.
“i illitld to he a civil engineer.
ll graduate of Harvard. It in
dream to be known as “Mont.
punt oi the marines.
The recruit gave Mrs. Goelci tut his
elater when he tilled out the "next
to kin" blank on the application. She
will receive tit) u month death bene‘
lit [or six monthu. it he (lies in the
service
'5. marine
luahionublc
n fuzzy Ai-
aide.
10
(’II'
up in a
Bracken.
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my
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MEMORIAL To OENATOR DOLLI-
VER.
l-‘Oll'i‘ DOUGH. in.. Nov. i.--Cltlaena
of Fort Dodge have started a move~
mom to ercci a memorial to the late
Senator Dolliver.
mm
(with!
A GOOD GOAT must have
"character.” aa well an the man
inside It And the one ht id-
moitt rare to be Indicative oi' ,
the other.
if it III at “IINJIAMIN” aeo-
teent. it haa character nine. 5
The teliova whom to the lore ,
in style and Iirt.
i "record of hmifluiim
l
"'31:?" haul the modern
mIgaliegailntiered hetero
.. d iota
i ' almlli red?” hair who
m Ita alive». .
wur'iIINJA m" «crate. f I
tum ruin WM“?
'1 1m M .IfI"
[”10an JIM...»
. 90"!“ “NH." clam. “.1.”
of New i
la the most rt't‘t‘lil addition to)
H. Krieger& Go.
West Washington St. So. Norwaik
w. W. .3“?—
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II 4..- . I
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up“.
a... ..
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mama..—
Punlahment inflicted on P'Wate Con
\ieiad 0! Murder.
“George Merle Graby. you are un‘
Worthy to bear arms" This short.
«harp Intitence wee heard in the bar-
racks square on the battiavard Mon
tier on the eastern extremity or
Earle.
Two minutes later he wan mam
hook to the horrackp .witiichll uni~
era; in ran. hit boelt taut, big head
Ma . lane
DEERTIEINWKTFIEWH I obnti‘iiiif”
or prealdentie
n urge-at concluded
Phenomenal
Busmess to Our
Cloak 8: Suit
Departments
Fine Long Haif-
fitted Coats
Displaying beautiful slender
lines. in Caracul. BroadclothI.
Black, Blue and Brown;
Cheviots. Black. Blue and
Brdwn. Pricelirom
$7.98 to $35
English Double
Texture Coats
Plaid collar and cuffs. also
the new loose back golIi
coats with broad belt anIi
large pcati buttons.
$12. 98 to $25I
Tailor-made SuitsI
Are selling very well. “I:
have Suite to fit all sizes. “I:
make a specialty of extrIa
sizes. Prices from
$15 to $50
We Sell to EasyI
Weekly Payment
Prices are no big -
er than other ‘
Im~
poaure wIith a gourd or foil
(unit-.ynten
The guard accompanied him In the
middle or the square. preuonte amt»
and then made three atone hark-
ward. leaving Graby in an meiui
solitude the cynonure of bright toting
eyes. The oti‘loera were drawn up on
horaeitlok In from or him The
colonel gave aidera to the Dual r and
once more the high note: rlang out. =
Then a remnant stopped it to. .
within a pace or (irony and n. out ~
the judgment or the no rt t’Iartiat
condemning Graby to den i: a d the .
decree oommutiti "W .‘
“uterine.
The nmiama‘tion limit "a
name or the Mannheim le.‘
b ,
announcement: txrhi‘i mitt
Norwalk Chronicler