nor-'-
h
W35;
has
. I
l
_ dine of the Water commie-i l
rs him-Walk. it was ihiod‘siihfh
' tools or any 'thins dennite concern- 1
ins- lite sheds of the recent rain on
the reservoir ivhlch has been dry for
the out 3‘8 days Today will end the
fortihth day that the City of Norwaik
has h using south N01 walk water
. and lio‘ ill i'or themame will have
since to an even in 000 by 4.15 this
utterance The reservoir is filling up
nicely in all that on be learned, but it
is “booted that v soon it will be
. possible to stop the draw on South
Normans
. w
. LIrge Assortment of
Post Cards
BIRTHDAY, DEBT WISHES. MOTTO,
" THANKSGIVING. ETC.
6 for 5c 5
W. A. Briggerman's
. Stationery Store
Donovan Bleak. 182 Washington gt.
)1
3' Edwin C. Burt’s.
_ : .DIES’
“hoes
,.. .-
VELVET TOP, PAT. LEA
.....:l.‘." ........... $4.50
,DUkl-i Kl TM, PAT. LIA?
; '9 “£093. A". ..‘.'I.¢. ”1
him METAL BUTT ....... use
. ' 'rAN surr. .............. use
Our lilies shown” this season
“ 'a're onered u.‘ recognition of the
nilfience plzc‘cd in us by our
their“: the red e.. and repre~
‘ tents the host in style find value
‘tlipt oinerienced buying can pro
duce Nothin 1A.. than the cus-
homer; compete and absolute.~
satidfhction will continue to be
' our steadfast aim
,_. .1
coNNEALLY
BBACKEN
Ii von moron srassr.
. sou i-l noIWAut.
- rsusruons ass-4
gorse: ONE HAS SAID
wyfl‘le rich éan afford
it buy cheap goods.
this not mssim applies.
.esa suitthe vivhhsoi .
‘ port of range or intone.
Vf‘iorualk post ohieo.
Tel. 721
Lame Tried
Protester Arthur B. has i. or
Mansion rriibnrstorr is
anor m; iluodey. - .
“rt-Merl E. Conley and lilibirt W.
(lihrlr firefiendusting In orarni
was; ill, the court room in iii‘sviiphd
, ”Ag; for a clerk- carrier for the south
Five candidates
we‘rhthkiux the examination.
Rev P A Coleman,
he:
ll
rector ‘ of~
loud it is expected has be greeted
by u iaige number of parishioners.
The selertmun ol’ the town of Nor-
wsik have awarded to contractor iii. 1..
Street. of least avenue the contract to
re shingle and make other repairs
about the lodging house in Smith
street. The work will be done at once.
'Beverel interesting bets on the Tues-
day lectlon are being heard. It Is
said list a bet was made in Stamford
last night between a Vollmor man and
a Hawloy lieutenant, that Chief Veil
mer will carry Norwalkihy more than
500 majority for sherif‘. it is also re
ported (out a but of .100. even, was
made last night by friends of Jeremi'
ah Donovan anqu‘rederick H. Quintard
for state senator.
Velvet" Shoes
Are the Very Latest for Woman
Black Velvet Shoes art 92 75 and $3. 25.
with short and medium vampa. high
and medium heels. with silk tosaei.
All widths and sizes
vamp, It ‘2. 50 and O3. 00. with fancy
buttons; sizes 2 to i; tipped & plain
Children's Hl-cut Velvet Top Pat. But-
too Silk Tassel Shoes at $1.23 to
$2.25.
-~MAX LEVY--
109LWA§HINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
.5.-. ...
in the
T} COAL "Ell-ADE?
Who buys cool right?
.Who no so Ml right?
Who .sll's. cool right?
wag two are local right?
‘~ I nor».
Those are our strong points. our
"kuowo’f. yin; cool“ 9”.“ why
WE ARE"‘""
‘mi'u it“,
COAL TRADE
. Hazleton'Coal
The s. Hénhiieldh Son Go.
Team. ‘ 122 With-st.
.v
t.’
l
1
3‘1
.a»
lielsy in purchasing your fuel might
result in serious consequences. so
practice good business economy by
buying , nouim—of on.
;————J.
The Harris & Gans Co.
68 Water Street
Always Smoked
liones- Ludiow. 10o ‘
Twin City. k
r The .. ii
° will?“ L°
TIV rum-4451.1. saloon?
unique.
«um OMITH sursnram i ‘
lists h Party Lost Night in Honor of".
Miss Haul Paddock.
A party was given last evening at
the home of the Misses Grace. Julie
and {clean with, of Main street. in
honor of “I uth Hosel Paddock, of
Neptune organs, who is to he married
on the “13th of; the month to Albert
Bloorn, who’ conduct: an automobile
business in Springfield. Mass. The
'ceromony will be performed at the
chapel of the Norwalk Congregational
Church. At the party last evening all;
the usual thus were played and v0- i
cal and instrumental selections warelw
rendered.
The decorations of the house were
The color scheme was pink
and white. in the center of the table
1
was a large bouquet of pink rosesl
which added greatly to the general up i
pearance of the place. From the cen-
ter chandelier lo the four corners of
the table were strings of hearts hung.
Place cards were especially appro-
priate for thoroccasion and a special
one was given to the prospective bride
Each of the guests received a favor.
Among those in attendance were: The
Misses Julie, (truce. Hattie, Edna and
Eleanor Smith, Maud and Belle Car-
ver, Laura Raymond. ltiu 'l‘aylor. Ruth
mun—Ill»
when the isthmus-h, liver and
bowels are kept in the good
condition in which they will
he by the prompt use of
BEEilliAld S
PILLS
Inhosss “helium
one A nilmbfiwfll candidates for lab
tietion will so toilroenwich Thursday
to: 10th. to have the degrees confer
re
A meeting oi the Buckingham Pest.
G. A. 11., was held last evening Plans.
for the memorial service for the late}
Bradley 8. Keith weie completed ‘
William Raymond and George
Bohoch. two of South Norwaik's best
huntsmen were seen this morning
bright and early each with ‘a dog and ‘
gun. Of course they are not going
hunting. at least this was what they
said.
Ladies’
nos. 3 and 5 GAZETTE surnnmufiuonwam. court.
Tailored Suits
FOR FALL AND WINTER
The largest and most complete
toriala, including liroadcloths.
Sailings, that promise to be ext
line comprising all the latest models in a great variety of ms-
(Jlievlots. Surges. ilomespuns and monnlsh Mixtures
remely popular this season.
of Rough
The range at color is very wide, showing all the standard shades, as well as the latest novaities.
Pat. Button Vslvot Top Shoes. snort ' "
Hazel Paddock. Edna Bylngton. Char-
lotte Franks. lashcllc Ryder, Martha
Waikiey. Laura Rusk and Mrs. Olive
Gray-France.
“9......
The Weather prophet says we are
to have cold Weather you should pr-o
pare now d install your parlor heat
or before‘llre cold snap sets in. A.
.l. Collins 1.0 are showing a full line
of parlor heaters in all sites and mi.
can read their adv.
The Paris ClOak & Suit House
33 SOUTH MMN ITREET. IOUTH NORWALK
A meeting of Court. (‘ocile Dough-
tere of lesbelln was held last even
Catholic club in West avo-
SUITS TO FIT. True elegance. individuality of style and perfection
of workmanship mark every garment in our collection it embraieu
exclusive novelties from the far famed ioreimr designers Remember
no passe styles or damaged stocks. Lsdiss’ Ind Mlssss' Suits. from
$11. 98 up. Dresses from $9. 98 up Costs from $9.08 up. We have the
host Waists in town from 98c up. Silk Hoss from one up—the best in
the world.
SALE IN BOTH STORES. STAMFORD AND SOUTH NORWALK.
515
Main 8h. Stamford
33 South Main on, South Norwelk
THE FIRST IN
qtmlity. purity and popularity is
itupport‘s lieer. You can‘t. treat
it for deliciousnoue. wholesmno-
uses or senersll nil-around excel
loose. it is a boon to the weak,
a soother for the nervous and a
tonic for the appetite. It is the
favorite drink with connoisseurs
for its fine flavor as a dinner
beverage.
.1 ‘i ,, 3!:
Magner’St Fiynn‘
1:18 Washinxipii' . Phone 511-1
Extra ancy Br‘llers
Roas ting Chickens
Fowls or Ducks
lb 1le
12‘40
17c
Very Best Spring Lamb
Loin or Rib Lamb Chops
Pork Roast, small
Pork Chops
Fresh Hams
Fresh Shoulders
Smoked Shoulder.
Skinned Batik Hams
Sliced Hath ‘
Sperry 8r Barnes Hams
Sperry & Barnes Sausage
Loin RoaSt of Veal
180
15c
12%0
12%c
15c
200
180
150
O 4‘ ’ O
t
‘1.
‘ 'i‘he Norwslhs.
12550
The Scale of Prices Runs? from $15 to $30
lTristram 8. Hyatt,
‘Nprwalk, Conn.
-......_.
H.Krieger& Go.
West Washington St, 86. Norwalk
Clothing
nCmmt
in another storeiin
town can you find a
hen r assortment of
Pure Olive Oil
New. ,
Malaga Grapes
G. GHIO'ITO
Tel. 927 179 Wash. St. Brides.
Overcoats
‘Come‘f'sndélook us.
over.‘ l‘llES’l‘O as
well as Moron. .Col
iarOVEliCO \TS from
You Can Figure
a considerable saving on your cloth-
ing bill it you buy smurfs“ Clothing
from on. Our Men's nod Young Men's
Suits. non aniline liicohipurahly the
best value. ins. They-arc thorough-
ly delwudsblc. and guaranteed to give
aatlsfaotion
GOTTLIEB
we? and Siil— ”.9810 325
ii maria hAm most. Prepare now for me
“Hm “ll "Mints. :zlgozzthrr which to
Rev. Olin C. mHsiiook.
Word was received in South Nor.
walk. yesterday, of the death at Stain-
lord. N. Y.. of Rev. Olin 8. Haiiock.
He had been . ill health for several
years. and wool to Stamford, N. Y..
to take a parish. hoping that the
t-hsnae in climate would prove benefic‘
lul, ‘He was tor a number of years
rector of Trinity Episcopal church.
and had a large number of friends in
A widow and two sons
Buy Now
and Settle
Your Bill in
Easy Week-
ly Payments
survive.
Lssndsi'c. Wheeler.
Leander C. Wheeler died It the Soi-
diers‘ Home In Norman. yesterday at-
ternoon. lie was 72 years of ago and
ill!) been a member of Company F.
Sixteenth t‘. ' The funeral sar»
\. l.
vices. which are in charge of My
mend it Sou. will he held tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2:30. from ihe‘holue one.
pol. interment will take place in the
:oldiera' plot in Spring (have came-
cry.
Funeral at James Momma». P
The funeral services over the re-
mains of James MoQuillsn. who died
at his home in Spring Hill lost Thur»
day. were held this morning from St.
Mary's church at ii o’clock. Rev. The
mas ..i. Plan. the pastor. sans the
mass. At the ulterior-y. Mrs. Alice
Cshili-liayrnes sans "Pia .lesuv” Let-
er “Face to Face“ was sung and an
the body was being borne from the
church. “New. My God. to Thee” was
A Sniall Deposit will Dress You
‘ From Head to Foot
after which mammalian will be
hrousbt to South Norwslk. and con-
veyed to St. Mary‘s Church It ilziii.
where there will be a short further
service. At the conclusion of the lat
tor the internment will be made at
.‘hisrys Cemetery
YOUNG MAN-
there's I moral uplift in
good Clothes. They stiffen your
.businetis backbonev-uive you send»
ow...
tsndsnee of ‘ Heads and s detention. . Film“ 0'07“ ..._..........
from the iodui «mentors and Join-
are Union. of finish the «ceased was
I member. ”also services were can-
it .Bsnton Werner
hiri it!” seem loci!
on... which were slow” by the in.
tin ‘ Its. hose presht were: ill
: 'strsttoa, Baby strsxtton. Ailing
' "$111:ng fl The {Attend-nee vu- lute MAsrss oAITMANN su'rsarAms :znfil‘afl‘xofx‘ .
. In e are ones numerous. 'i‘s
Fillet 0f veal s x . .. . 16c ”:33: m" "ll" ”m“ 3" 3.1"“ ”S .;:.';'3°3m§:;'3h33’i‘3"§i ill: 133: in: seed credentials. They
’ . l’llilip l’flilaorlln?clelliolilhza-nbgw friend: It IS“ banal Tgusedrlt‘v alter; mullfiifivliy‘d'ul ifltlrllstllhd‘fiae.
. ' noon.rom to noon n more , . ‘
Stew veal 0 0 ' s 100 firsszmnThomas smith and James his' seventh birthday ’sunivsrssry “mm“ A“ ll"! ””00“ "9 mod-
, "m. J It 6 w iksr . Gaines wage alias; for prises Waugh ‘1‘“)
users . . . I - wmwony ss assehrinso 7 In 1‘
Sb Qllldel' Steak 0 3 lbs 250 The funeral of Junlus lit. C. Walker BtrItton. Alias Jennies- !“ ”NW Wi'i‘sucgon‘ozmogoa o
‘ was held yuiordsy afternoon from the [non Brennan mg. 3...]. mg .i, y g0 .
Ld Steak .7 1bs 250 undertaking parlors of‘ii K Micki"; read some pretty selections» inter-wow. so “any: hook-“ate up
' , ,. In Wall order-1m was a turn Ir alm‘t At ii: at claim their so so don t: ”.1,”
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