19..
1..
A IURFRlOl, RARW.
W number of the friends or
so 8. Van slams book new
«residence III myvin
limioi alteration while she
on Ind on her return site. was
”surprioodfto don the dining table
ammo elaborate supper and
everyone was rpdy to thoroughlyen
in the toast. of good things. The on
carton was to; anniversary or Mrs. I
VIII Aiatyne’s birthday. and she rs
caved a number at very handsome
gi ‘I. Whiht was Indulged Iu during
the evening and the hostess also secur
ed the prise.
The ibeetiT‘g ot‘the Civic League will
he held on November 11 with Mrs. G
R. Barnum. at Morgan avenue. 0n
the 18th of November there will be a
pound pom ,It the Norwalk Hotel.
Charles L. Thorpe. oi the local not
lay lines, nubsnioy his regular week
iy vacation on Wednesday.
NEW YORK.
. Nov. 7.«—Arrived:
Steamer Dues Delgi Abruszl. Genoa
and Palermo.
What a woman lilies about, a tower
of {also hillr is it's so natural for her
to be I'rtiiioial.
Large AIIIrtniant of
Post Cards
Iin‘riioav, IEIT WISHES. MOTTO,
THANKSGIVING, - arc.
7'6 for Se ,
W. A. Bdggerman's
Stationery Store '-
Donovan Block. 182 Washington It
Edivin C. Burt’s
LADIES’
Shoes
VELVET Top. PAT. LEA.
rox "-50
“DULII KIU TOP. PAT. LEA.
pox. -
.ouu METAL surr. ......s4.oo
I TT. ....... >
TAN u r «he
................ It.
I <
”it our lines shown this season
are offered in recognition ol the
confidence placed in us by our
friends. the trade. and repre-
sents the heat in style and value
that experienced buying can pro-
duos. Nothing less than thecus-
tomIrI' complete and absolute
satisfaction will continue to be
our steadfast aim.-
CONNEALLY
VBRACKEN
II WAOHINOTON was".
«ours NOIWALK.
"Israelis ass-I
. some one use SAID
~ . iny the rich can afford
’< Toabuy cheap goods.
m apt maxim applias
:. To the purchase of Coal.
Your bill will be of good size
if no attention is paid
Joseph mamas automobile was par.
tislly wrecked fisturday afternoon In
Grammy boulevard while lir. V iii. 'l‘lto
was running It. Dr The recently
bought a machine similar to Mr. Dise-
as I. The latter pieierred to use his
own ear to teaching Dr. Tito. -. While
the latter was at the wheel he lost
control of It and crashed into a tele:
graph pole.- The radiator oi the car
was s ashcd. an axle was bent and
other Image done. The mutilated
machine was taken to W. A. Hartford’s
garage.
initial liliilili
. Watson Omatasd.
. Watson Olmstead. oi the Fitch Home
for Soldiers' in Newton. died at that
place on Saturday. lie was eightyoooo
years oi age and had been falling for
some time. The services were held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Home
Chapel. and the internment followed
In Pine island cemetery. Mr. Olm-
stead was a former resident of South
Nor walk and in the war was a sergeant
III Company t] C. V. 1.
Mrs. Charlotte at. George.
Mrs. Charlotte St. George. of Film
street. died this morning at her home
after an illness at several weeks. But
. HDOPH‘AL NOTES.
Mrs. Victoria Burks. oi l’iattsvllia
avenue, was admitted to the Norwalk
hospital yesterday afternoon, where
she will undergo a course of medical
treatment.
Cheatei Ryan. of the Connecticut
Company. Was noticed about town this
morning with a cane and a limp. He
In said to have hurt his left foot yes-
terday. but the manner of the accl-
dent could not he learned this alter
noon. Mr. Ryan has the best wishes
of his friends for a speedy recovery
from his inIury.
Velvet Shoes
'Ah‘e the Very Latest lor Woma'n
Black Velvet Shoal art $2.75 and $3.25,
with short and medium vamps. high
1nd medium heels. with silk tassel.
ll widths and sizes
...__.
for hei at that time.
resided here ever since her marriage~
by a biothci. George w. BradloI
Nuiwslli
on Wednesday.
Funeral of Mr. Honneokar.
The funeral of Vincent M. Honnook
ci
. _-. Wm;
urday there was a consultation at
physicians over her condition, but it
was decided that there Was no hope
rail to mess was eolsbrat‘ad by
Rev. trainerfl eihlroy. The remains
were bro I here on the 11:8! train
by More mrsetor A J. Collins and
ltskon to GI. Mary’s Church, where I
short service was held. itev. T. J. Finn
oihciatlng. Miss Helena Millard ren~
tiered One Iweeily Solemn Thought.
The pallbearers were Thomas and
FIedIricli McMahon Daniel Keogh.
William Allen, James Hughes and
Thomas Hunt. interment took place
in St. Mary's Cemetery. -.
‘, .io ho A. Pagan.
I John A. Fagan. a young man who
[made many triends while he was eni-
played in lbs Burdick lunch out In
South Main street. died 5'88”de M
his home at it Haniorn place. iiom
lung trouble. Mr. Fagan. who was 24
years of age. was married only three
weeks ago to Miss Mary Lee. The do
ceased is survived by parents.
80th Norwalk this morning in con-
sho was a native of Greenfield Hill l
nection with the funeral arrangements.
M” St George was in her alxticth. the funeral will be held at 9 o'clook
vein and hen death was due to typhoidt
fever, with which llrlght' Ii disease was
a complication She is survived by a
inothci in Uiociilield lllll a danghtcrl
in Fnlrfleld. Mrs. E. B Morcliousc and
of
The lunoial IIIiItiricmcnts
have not on yet been completwcd bill It i
In thliilglit that. the funeral IillIl be held l mg {mummy
tomorrow morning limit at
,imthuich
vim: two VI oaks
Williams. at Willamstown.
;du3ios in New York.
A large tree In the mm of Lewis (..
(licen‘s Ioaidencc in Winnlpauk was
was held this morning liom Si. {blown down by the llerce gale in the
Augutlne's Church, Bridgeport whine Icceiit storm.
who
Mrs 8‘- “90"“ live In New York. where he was born. ‘
was wollknoWn In Norwalk and has! ills lather Thomas Faith“. 631110 tO'
.'losoph a
All
Harold Green, of upper Main street.
has returned to hls‘honio after spouti-
ai his former college.
Mass.
where he went to attend a meeting of
He has Ichumcd his
Pat. Button Velvet Top ahoss. short
vamp, at $2.60 and 83.00. with fancy
buttons: sizes 2 to 7; tipped & plain.
Childran' I Hi-out Velvet Top Pat But-
ton Silk Teaaai Shoes at $1.25 to
$2. 25.
its WASHINGTON eraser anions
sourH nonwaua
The Paris Cloak 81 Shit House
33 §OUTH MAIN STREET, OOUTH NORWALK
SUITS To FIT. True elegance. individuality of style and perfection
of workmanship mark every garment II our coi‘ tion it embraces
exclusive novelties from the far-tamed foreign signers. Remember,
on pause styles or damaged stocks. Ladias' an MIIIII’ Suits. from
$11.98 up Dresses from 89. 98 up. Costs from ‘9. 98 up. We have the
heat Waiata in town from 98c up. Silk Hose from Site tip—tho best in
the world
SALE iN BOTH STORES. STAMFORD AND SOUTH NORWALK.
515
Main an. Stamford
33 Qouth Main «.81.. South Norwaik
THE FIRST lN
quality. purity and popularity is
liuppcrt's lioor. You can‘t beat
it lor doiiciousuosa. wholesome
nose or genorali all-around excel-
lence. it is a boon to la weak.
1‘
0
coal. TRADE? |
it another for the nervous and a
tonic for the appetite.
it is the
favorite drink svlih connoisseurs
tor its iine'havor as a dinner
beverage: _ _,
I
Mama; Flynn
188 Washington 81. Phone 542-4
Who buys coal right?
Who handle coal light?
Mlle sails right?
Who daiivars coal right?
——WE Dod-
.M...H..«.. .«u
SPECIALS FOR TUESD tY
Forequaners of Genuine Spring: amb, 7c lb.
“knows" in coal; that's why
We this art" 1‘
in the .V
coat Titans 1'
Hazlett'in moon] ; 2 lbs. [lamb Chops. Rib or in... 25c
TheB. HershfielddiSonCo. . _ -‘------ so m N
m. 294 122 wamsi. u orwaliI
’ Beers Brothers Co. my.
CHIEFIVOLLMER lN BRIDGEPORT.
N08. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. CONN. .
Winter Winds Have No Terrors
ML“ .,
If youi home is sufficiently supplied wwith Blankets from ouI his stock
Beacon Blankets
ARE THE BEST MEDIUM- PRICED BLANKET! MADE
All Sites in very attractive haiders, in various color, .. .......................... a: ~. ..... $1, I2. $2.25, $2.50, M
BEACON IABV BLANKETB. in many attractive deggns, ............... 75c and 81
BEACON BATH none BLANKETB. coinplete with frog and glrdlo....... ...... - .......................... $2.50
WARRANTED WOOL BLANKE-TQ, .......................... . ............................... I5. 06.25, $8.80
COMPLET LINE COTTON COMFORTABLE8- ........................... $1.25, 31.50.11.604216, $3.50. $5.60
OUR OWN MAKE COMFORTABLEO. Extra Quality of cotton. Extra Large Bin, Extra Value at ...... .. ..
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
was»...
. 42.75
Norwalk Conn.
Wm . -...._...-
H.Kri‘eger& C0.
West Washington St, So. Norwalk
Clothing
On Credit
In no other store in ‘
town can you find a
belt r assortment of
Pure Olive Oil
New ‘
Malaga Grapes
G. GHTO’ITO
m. 921 In Wash. si. Bridge.
.-..
.\j
A GOUARE DEAL
Overcoao
Come and look us
yet. PRESTO as
well as NOTCH P’ACol-
lar OVERCOA'I‘S from
$7.98 to $25
Prepare now for the
cold weather which is
is the only kind of deal we know any-
thing about. It is the only deal that
will malteitriends. and stand the test
oi years, Patronlsc us for your Cloth-
lng and «you will find satisfaction in
every deal. The host or value and ex-
cellent service. Our Suits at $7 and
"0 cannot be beat.
GOTTLIEB’S
~37 and $10—-
11 NORTH MAIN STREET.
«a... r
.... '. a.
-..-I 3» ...
NOTE THIS
We have a car 0' Extra Fancy Mains PatatosI. Will sail in b buabai iota.
Per bushel .................... ............... . ......... . ....... 75o “d Democrats met "‘9 ”"9”“ A“
:I cum. ( orn .................... 25s i \t‘ alter Baker I Cocoa or Chocolate 19c tornoon while "Ch w“ "n a campaign- ‘
3 cans Peas ......... .uoia quarts Cranberries ............. 25c ‘11! Will. bill HWY COMIWOIDIM‘G their and Settle
. 3 cans Tomatoes ............ 25o Red Onions ........ pic. 30°: hit-MOO political dilferenceii by both sitting
llome Spinach. Home Celery. Sweet Potatoes. Cauliflower, Apples. 0r~
anges. Crepe Fruit and Sweet Cider.
w
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
'HON‘
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
noisy III purchhaiitk your fuel might _ ,
result. in serious consequences. so
practice good business economy by
buying now-ot us,
‘I
l
m
The Harris 8i Guns Co.
Tel. 721. 68 Water Street
Asbestos Shingles
The Root That Outlivss tbs luiliilno
THE K. A M. WATIIPROOHNG PAPIR. I high ‘li‘lde recital ill.
per. in nails 36 Inches wide. containing 500 square loot. 42.25 par roll
IUPIMOR l'IUIIIll ROOFING. genuine Asphalt. m squart feet per
roll .. .aus par roll
Charles H Aigthmge‘ ssaswaw avsuus
”UT" NOAWALK
CAIPHNTIY. WiLDlNO AND DNTRAOTINB.
«The Htchdt “B V . m. e.
IOU?“ NORWALK. CONN.
Ill-d. TIL. 4|...
Always Smoked
Begum mm. 10c
; TRY THlM—ALL out. I Intro "I. «Is-a.
from a Piggery to a [lilacs
unainIIIli
Min
-. war «
Iris
Lay In Your Potatoes for the Winter
"3 affair was largely attended by room
ey Co
" , Lumber and MillWiirkior Everything
Club}
-~—-—
to come.
Received a Great Ovation From the
German Voters It Ianquat Thsrs.
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. T-Ropuhlicans
Buy Now
down to the same table and partaking
ot a real German meal so that the best
or good feelings prevailed The meet
tag was I surprise to both it took
place It the "Mattel Suppo“ party or
the tichwaebischer Masher choir. at
i heir hall 87 French street The
‘Your Bill in
Easy Week-
ly Payments
bars of the society and thIir lri its.
the ball bolas crowded to do (all us-
Iice to the feasts of German dishes
prepared under the diretclon of Fe
tor Kemp.
it. occurred to a number of Repub-
lican politicians to take advantage
or this alleli- to do a little missionary
work among the voters at this so-
cletv so some as of them went there
In a body. or course they were in-
vited to eat and were soon at the
table struggling with the- various
dishes when I areal shoutioI was
heard and along came I big bunch
of German Democratic from Germanic
Hail. aoeomnsnyln William Voilinsr.
candidate (or shar if or that ticket.
who was making a visit in mimic;
for the purpoIo oi meeting the re
. and especially Ilia German voters.
A Small Deposit will Dress You ‘
From Head to Foot
ililli lillllliii
ORDER. TO ENLK ACCOUNT.
“or,
The entrance of this party crashed” Golgir‘mfizvzébgfrf‘g‘n lit. Probate
“' h‘" the two parties Estate or illniiiy Culling.9 late It,
. Norwaili. In said district. doc
WM. . Till. the fleeutrix Inhibit
her administration account to this
venue MAN-.-
thII‘e'I I racial uplift in
good Clothes. They stilfsn your
balloons backbonem “give Iou colitis
deuce. courage poise
“NJAMIN CLOTHI.
It's good credentials. They
emphasise a mans character ~Iot
in: from he Germans robs loo assertively. but plainly and de- ' "
the item: "can politicos had ' a $3 :3” "3,1333% ti: limb?“ 3 claiveiy. And the prices are met!
chance to see how III-on be II with Novambsr. mo. at 3 “I.“ “m. lrltl.
"" ”m" °' no. ”“333? fmgdm um ll“ gmmlt‘tg‘ow " sum AND ovaaoosrs
' Isis ins
wsariiaa res ronoasow. .3“, M, wi’ mm m. Maw; till-0W moo
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.—Dlotttlofi
. he published in a newspaper having a
day westhoii. was relocated by tho
interwoven A Onyx looks. .m up 'I
limitation in said dis slot, at least
:fim’ moth! . ”am
so so...
United states Weather Bureau this. hrs duaebstoia day silt
morals in a special hailstls as tel toolbar: lilo
Iowa: solutions the that on Tm . Hall Ill}, dim “
day there will be rsiiia In mat at it sofas.
Ciel?
Islam?
iii-there III III!
mot ii
crayon, idsho. Walt Mon
thorn Cellini-his. and «not;“
his. ten...“
land. to all other?
”clip; lions “ion...“
as
It a in any W o!
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