This brutally
mull” you lMt. it youI hair
I filling out, and you have not lot It
going far you can repair the damage
shoddy done by ualnx Retail “93" Hell
'lionlo. with persistently and resularlty,
{tor a roamnablo length of time.
. a “home. cibanaina. antiseptic. III-
mloilgtl maturation, that dawn on»
mobs :‘Itlmulatoa sood' circulation
iii a hair roots, promotes hair
urlshlneut removes dandruff and
features hair health. It is as pleasant
to afig as pure waist. and it is deli-
corny poriumod. It is a real toilet.
noooaaity.
We want- you to try Rexsil “till" Hah-
'i‘onic. with our promise that it will cost
you nothing unless you are perfectly
satiation with Its use It comes in two
sites. prices 600 ‘and $1.00. Remember.
you can obtain Rexall Remedies in this
community only at our storew'l‘ho Rex
all Stow. 'l‘ho Clllrord PhaImat y.
Quiinor it Canty.P rops
The Nutmeg Club held thelI that
regular meeting tor Novembei. last
owning in their rooms at the comet of
Main and Wall slicel us 8 o'clock
President John Kline presided and
plans Ware "Itrtheied for the dance
which will be held in Lockwood' a Hall
on the evening of November 11 it
was oiliclully am ouuced that Spiedel' s '
orchestra will Inn for the. dancing
and everything Is in readiness. Tho
or0tions fill probabiy be as always
be re and will bu erected by the
members of the clu. The pool tourna-
moat matters were also discussed and
it is thought that the ratings will be
published soon.
Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘ony Valentine. of
Leonard street are the proud parents
or a daughter born yesterday morn-
ing Mothsr and child are doing nicely
ape—-
Edwin c. Burt’s
LADIES’
#111908
drawer TOP, PAT. LEA
:grdxn ............... ...“.
DUléL KID TOP, PAT. LEA.
. ................... I
,ouu MITALourr. “$4.90
"trad Burr. ... ........... $400
Our lines shown this season
are uttered in Ieconnltlou of the
confidence placed In as by our
friends the trade. and Iepro
unto the best in style and value
thot experienced buying can pro-
duce. Nothing less than the col-
‘ towers complete and absolute
Iatislaction will Continue to be
our sieadluat aim. '
CONNEALLY
it is;
runs In
M
‘ annular. aw
mm at. air Walkarldlod this
‘ morning at the Norwslk Hooping] utter
a short lllnsaa of ttgphoid lover. lie
was torty- two years i an and is Iur-
.vlvod by a mother and two brothers,
who havo boon communicated with.
i lie Was a carpenter and employed by
Contlactor Harry W Mather and was a
member or Local it? Carpenters and
Joiners of America.- He was unmar-
riod and was a native at Central ‘Vll-
Isle. (‘onn. His death occurred at
7: 30 o'clock. and the news was to
calvstl as groin surprise by his many
friends. e luncral services will be
hold on Friday afternoon at 2 oclock
in all probability from the undertaking
parlors oi' Basil K. Mitchell. funeral
director, in Wall street. Rev. James
Benton Werner. will olllciutc and the
interment will’ follow in Riverside
cemetery
Mr. and Mrs (harles Plait outer
(aided the mommy‘s had friends of the
Social Club. Monday evening nt an
All ilallowc' on party. at thclI home in
ll.udlow stIoot East Nor-walk. There
twcro about titty in attendance A
shOIt umcting was held. allot which
the inn colntuenced by unntusklng. At-
its this music was iuInIshcd by the
Alison lumothots A luncheon was sorvod
at 10: iii). niteI width the guests do
parted ldr lhtlll homes, all voting it
In liailowa‘ on long to be remembered.
The Volunteer Circle of Iilug's
Daughters, of the Norwalk Methodist.
Church met last evening with Mrs.
lrvlng [iylngttun oi Westporl nvanuo.
it was voted at that time to hold a l'uir‘
and hnzat in tho bnscmont oi the (:hIII-
ch in the near tutor-.0 the date at
which will be given later There worn
a largo number of membors present
and Iciloshmcnts Wtfle solved at the
close.
W l" i015
WHO
in the
cost TRADE?
Who buys coal right?
Who handles cool right?
Who IIIII coal right?
Who «MINI. right?
—WE DO-
Thosa are our strong points, out
"known" in can} . that‘ s why '3
WE ARE “11‘"
l
3
l in tho
COAL TRADE
Hazleton Coal
~ The B. Hershfield & Soil Co.
TIi. 294. 122 Wator 8t.
ANDw ‘
,BRACKEN
Ii waIHmarou ITnIs-r.
scum spawns.
. TILIPHONI IIH
‘ 1 it say about hlI coal
g’k induct! I geniuI.
in! there no he no harm
”posting I good thing.
Quad by tho quality
. round by the weight
sore m5
Delay in purchasing your tool might
“suit in seriouI consequences. Io
practice good business sronomr by
buying now-«oi us.
m
The Harris & Guns Co.
Tel. 721 68 Water Street
Slice Tried y
Always Smoked
Roger Ludiow. 10c
Twin City, '31:
“TC?
TRY TRIM-ALL DIA‘LIRI
. i“
x.
8c
Gives the as: light t Any Price
When on pay ninth than the Rsyo
price for I amp, you are Iyin iot- extra
. decorations that cannot I d lot I: quality
of the light. You can‘t pay for a better
light, because there is none. An all light
. the Ram:
though low in price.
or $20 for
you get I more (:08th
has the least effect on the human eye. and
Lamp is the enroll lamp made,
ou'cIn pay 55 $10,
some other lamp, and although
lamp, you cant
get I better light than" the white, mellow,
dill'used
priced R
HIIII
Ion'I humor I
Made oi Iol
. ‘ Once
unfilcicrina light of the low-
ayo.
.durshle shade holder. ThlI In-
I to the Itrongth and appearance.
id bran, nickelod, Ind easily polished.
I. Rayo Um, AlwaI Ono
tron
Denim Ewawkm I not "yam. mile for ducripilu
circular to! 0 Mom! spur) and I
Standard
W
Oil £9111me
“....
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The Paris Cloak 8r Suit House
33"sou'rH MAIN crust-21'.
IourH NORWALK
SUITS TO FIT. 'l‘ruo elsgauca individuality oi style and perfection
of worluuaushlp mark every gar mum in om collection.
it ouIbr ac on
exclusive novelties hour the lat iuuicd foreign designers. Remember,
no passe styles or damaged stocks
$11.98 up. Ora-III from 89. 98 up.
LIIIIII’ and MlIIII’ Suits, irom
Coat- irom Oil. 98 up. We have the
but Wok“ in town irom 98c up. Silk HoII irom 50o up~lhe but In
the world.
SALE IN BOTH 8TORES, BTAM
515. Main at» Stamford
FORD AND SOUTH NORWALK.
33 South Main 8L, South Norwalk
THE FIRST "4
quality, purity and popularity is
ilupport's liner. You can‘t bout
it for«loliciousnoss. wlioiosnmc‘
noun or gonorull sil~nround excel-
icncc. It Is It boon to the wonk.
ii soolhm- for tho uorvous nnd n
ionic {or the Ilppctilo. it is the
l‘ororlto drink with connoisacurs
ior Its lino ilarnr as a dinner
ilnrcritgo
...-.... .- -.....»
Magnet 8r Flynn
133 Washington St. Phone 542-4
SpeCIal for
Wednesday
Prime Rib Roast Beef 100 lb.
2 lbs. Lamb
Leg Best Spring
Boers Brothers C0.
....W. ....»
lllill liliillill 4
«...—....W.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwulk. as. Probate
t‘ourt. (icinbcr 18, A. l).. lillli
Estate at .lalnca A. Smith. iaie oi
Nurwalk. in said district, docsascd.
The Court of Probate tor the [liar
lrlct oi Norwalk. hutiI ilmitcd and al-
lowod six months from tho date horo-
ul lor the ctcdltota oi sold clinic to
exhibit their claims for Iolilomllnt
Those who neglect to pullout Ihcil ac
counts, lilflllflll) attested within said
limo. will he dclIsrred a‘rocovcry. Ail
persona hull-hind to snld lftilllli! arc.
rentlosloti to muhc intuit-diam pay-
ment to
RMIAH A. BMl’l‘ll.
mill :5 n2 Executrlx.
onw-‘u TO HF’PTLE At‘t‘OliN'l‘
lllsirlct of Norwaik Ia. Probate
Court. Novembor l. A ll. Ittlti.
Elihu of William R. Lockwood, lots
at Norwalit. in said district. daccuod.
("II-dorm. That tho Connecticut Alri-
cultursl Experiment Station exhibit
ltI «mount as trustee under the will
oi Iald decensod to lihla i‘olll'l tor ad
luslmant. at the ProbIto cities in Nor
walk. on the nth day of Novamber,
mo. at it o'clock iorenooo: and that
sit porIonI internist! in said Islata
may be uotitiod thIrcol, the aid trim-
in will out" this order to no publish-
ed to I. news not lilting I olroulItion
In said distr “ct. it lulu lira days ho
lore said ilth d at Novolnllor. nun.
lilo RY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
ORDER Oii' NOTIOE
DiIlricl oi Norwllkb III... Prohsto
Court. Novornbor mh
Estate or Claudia it. Ddredorloltson.
late of Namath in I'Ild dIItI-ict. lio-
ceased. »
boon outdo to thiI do rt by tho Ith
istrItor oi ruins for m
m thmi “0:1. litngto for ”“me
Whereas. written application h‘orl '
Chips, 250
Lamb E12‘/2c lb.,
South Norwallt
Norwalk
Weslport
w,
ROONEY-ROSSTWM
,f-‘rr-
Pepuiar Couple to be MIrrlId at St.
Mary'a Rectory Tenlght.
Joseph Rooney. of l’iIIuouih avcuuc
the young man who was injured in tho
qunway arcidont II short time ago.
will take for his bride this evening nt
Mari s rt-ctory Miss Em Ross ul
Perry Ivonuu Winnlpauk. Father 1‘. ..i
Finn will porlonu lho cI-Iomony. .luhu
Rooney. I brothel- of the groom. will
not in the capacity of best man, while
Mina Whltc, of Now .iorsoy, will he
the attendant of tho brldc
...... .MWw—w
WAS NOT SHOT.
Bomeonr snorted ll Ioporl this motor
log that It wcll,lquwn Bouth Norwalk
than had boon shot down last night.
The gentleman in question however.
appeared to be in“ as usual today
’lhn Woman's” t‘lvii Limilllt‘ c! Mon
hulk will hold its next meeting Friday
Novembur llth at 'i do in the. utter»
noon The house is to meet with
Mrs. George}! Barnum. l7 Morass
avenue. 01: rpm Novumllor 18m,
lilo Loni“ will had on old-iashlonoli
"Pound Party" at tho Norwalk Hotel.
Onion! and Mr liIIsIcli have gonor-
oillllv' domed i use at those comma»
mam quarters to: tho party i-‘ulthor
delolll will ho given Mll‘l‘ tho Insulin
or the ileum tho nth.“
I win,»
NOS. 3 and 5
" Ladies’
FOR
The Scale of
GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
Tailored Suits
FALL AND WINTER .
The largest and most complete lino comprising all the latest models in n great variety of ma-
loriuis. including lirondcioths. ('thvlots. Sargon. Homcspuus and mannish Mixtures of
Suliiugs. that promise to be extremely popular this sermon.
The range of color Is very wide. showing all the standard Bliildt‘fi, as well as the latest novelties:
liongh
0
Prices Run-s from $15 to $30
William H. Wutdwvll. of liltingston
street, is spending ii low dnys in New
ork city
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Velvct Shoes
Are the Very Latest tor Woman
BlIck Velvet Bhoea art $2.75 and $3.25
with short and medium ramps. high
and medium hotels, with silk tosssl.
All widths and sizes.
Pat. Button Velvet Top Shoes. Ihort
vamp. at $2.50 and ~33 00, with fancy
bulbous; sites 2 to" I; tipped & pluln.
' Children I HI-cut Velvet Top Pat But-
top Silk Tonal Shoot at $1.25 to
82.25.
i” WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
Dennison
LUNCH SETS
25c EACH
«inc esirn largo Tunic (‘crm
l’l nsl t oinr Napkins
i2 hunt (olor liolllol
ti i'asl (‘olor l'lnlca
PAPER NAPKINS .......... 5: 002.
BIRTHDAY CANDLES, all colors
W. A. Briggcnnan's
Stationery Store
Donovan Block. 182‘ Washington Bl.
03x84
Pure Olive Oil
New
Malag’a Grapes
G. GHIOTTO.
TII. m In Wall. It. Bridge.
Wow
A 0000 60A? must have
"chIrIotIr." II well us the was
losing it. And the one is Ii»
moat Inn to be indicative of
. the other. .
a.
us In I "IINdAMiN" nu»
. intent. It It“ character plus.
‘1 Tbs allows who are to tho tors
" in IMO and III-ahead Ipil'it.
wolf “IINJAMIN” OLOTHII.
Ium also ov'lscom.
«I.» .4:me
munnium
' goth“ wilds»
Glam. . MM
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
H Krieger& Co.
.. Norwalk, Conn.
West Washington St, So. Norwalk
Phenomenal
Business in Our
Cloak & Suit
Departments
Fine Long Half-
fitted Coats
Displaying beautiful slender
lines, in Caracul, Broadcloth,
Black, Blue. and Brown;
Cheviots. Black. Blue and.
Brown. Prices'from‘
$7.98 to $35
English Double
' Texture Coats
Plaid collar and cuffs. also
the new loose back golf
coatmwith broad belt and
large pearl buttons.
$12.98 to $235
Tailor-made Suits
Arc selling very well. We
have Suits to fit all sizes. We
make a specialty of extra
sizes. Prices from. '-
$15 to $50
We Sell in Easy
Weekly. Payments.
Prices are l o'high-
er than othci
stores".
.. “......
. ..per‘peclr. soc: 5 buIltei iota. per bushel {75¢
GRANDMA'S or HECKER’S PANCAKE FLOUR, 3 pugs” .25c 5
among
ii cans Corn .....mlCnrton of 3 pk". Nous Such Mlaco (
dram Peas ........2ocl Moat ... .iio
3 ohm Tomatoes ................26olAppleI. par pack ......25, is. 40, 50o; '
lam con Aatmmus ...........2lio Waiter Boilers ('ocou or micro»
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Home Celery. coalition“, lpimcb. Cranberries. Grape Willi chot Pol
lament Boots. Qul urea. Mon and Sweet Older.
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