' . Foley's Kidney Remedy. 31 alas..
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dim literal. aur'r.
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.1400
..I4-00
Our lines shown this season
are offered in recognition of the
confidence placed in us by our
friends. the trade. and repie-
‘a‘ents the best in style and value
‘ that experienced buying can pro-
duce. .Nothlng less than the cus-
tomers' complete and absolute
. satisfaction will continue to be
our steadfast aim. ‘
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. CONNEALLY
‘eRACKEN
; at wasmuorou sraan
‘ ,_ so TH NORWALK.
“T ‘ Lari-ions ma
\
SOME ONE HAS SAID
Only the rich can afford
To buy cheap goods.
This apt/maxim applies
To the purchase of Coal.
YOur bill will be of good size
If no attention is paid
To quality.
0dr stock is now at its best.
we can suit the whims of
Any sort of range or furnace.
Wt have increased facilities
For prompt delivery
And are hustling. as we wait
For your Order. '
has FERRIS COAL co.
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Special Prices
in addition to our advertised list of
reduced prices. we offer you:
Foley's Kidney Remedy. in both liquid
and pill form
.754:
.69l'ei'sy's Kidney Remedy. bile six... .40:
We Kidney Pills. 01 also ...... 75c
ley'e Kidnéy Pills. soc alas Willie
W. F. .Wigmore & Co.
. recurs
I North Main St. So. Norwaik
Large Assortment of
h alaraoav. sear wrousa. metro,
_ . ‘ ruauasowmo. are.
‘6 for Se
: W; A. Briuenuanh
' Stationery Store
is. him. tea Washington at.
, 0ne~l can't understand why
’luaaina she has wonderful con-
' . i powers. when. as a matter
. lite talks extremely little.
Other—what's Just ‘.lt
his discretion in the so.
. minim to be left unaaid. w
l
owe some ibinea sad
. ey would like to do:
all!
tallies ranoh about
in the.
COAL TRADE?
Who buys cool right?
Who handles coal right?
Wbo sells coal right?
Who delivera coal right?
—-WE DO—
Thosé are our strong points. our
5 “knows" in coal;
WE ARE “H"
in the
COAL TRADll
Hazieton Goal
The B. lershfieid & Son Co.
Tel. 294. , 122 Water It.
Turn the searching white light of in-
vestigation and trial on our cool and
the vcrdict will undoubtedly be the
above.
We buy our coal oi‘ the best mlnca
it [8 cicau and MRS carry the mini-
mum slate. ctc.. of ally coal.
May we put in a trial ton?
The Harris-RGans Co.
Tel. 721 68 Water Street
Once Tried
Always Smoked
Roger LudiowAOc i”
Twin City, 5c
. or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
TRY THEM—ALL DEALERS
a. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURII.
Velvet Shoes
Are the Very Latest for Women
Black Velvet shoes art 32.75 and 33.25.
with short and medium ramps. high
and medium hecls. with silk tassel.
All widths and sizes.
Pat. Button Velvet Top Shoes. short
vamp. at I2. 50 and $3. 00. with fancy
buttons; sizes 2 to .: tipped it plain
Children' a Hloout Velvet Top Pat. lot-
too dilk Toasel Shoes at 31.23 to
$2.25.
M WAIHiNOTON ITIIIT IIIDOI
IOUTH MNOIWALK
”an- ..
.0 Too aMuch
cannot be used in selecting the
children's glasses. Let our Physio.
fan. who lit a Skilled Eyo Specialist.
examine their eyes. h’o t'lllil‘ifti for
examination:
THAMER
Optician
ITAMPOHD - - CONN.
Open Monday a Saturday iiveninse
amok“..-
Don't think that bananas rushes
h'sve wines they are in the aeroplane
c ass.
drum
Never call your argioar a man of
arit. He may think “you are knocklna.
his sugar.
knowledge
it , seats man
l
that's why !
38 8001'“ MAIN ITIIIT.
ue.
IOU?” NOIWALK
of Workman-hi merit every aerate
011.98 up. Dresses from all.” up
heat Waiets in town from Ode up.
the world.
dill" To FIT. 'i‘rue elegance. individuality of style and perfection
habits ilsa tr’oni- the fanfaniod furnish linoleum Remember. .
no passe styles or damaged stoohs.
Silk Hess min
IAL! IN BOTH ITOREO. STAMFORD AND SOUTH NORWALK.
at in our collection. It embraces
Ladies' and listens. dune. from
Costa from 32. up. We have the
lips—4h! heat in
515:
Main liq Stamford
at death Main on. south Namath
FOR THE THANKSGIVING
- FIAIT
our line of table wines offers an
unusually wide variety for solar»
tion. as we can place the best
vintages of France. Germany.
Spain. Portushl. italy and the
United States at your di'spoaal in
any quantity. This means wines
that are pure and wholesome.
selected for our trade under our
own supervision.
Magnet 8: Flynn
133 Washington St. Phone 5m
Beers Bros Co.
So. Norwaik - Norwalk. j
‘ Westpbrt
iliiilii iiiil iliiiiiliii.
Funeral of Mrs. St. George.
The funeral services over the rc~
mains of the late .‘iirs. (‘hnriotie Lock-
wood-Si. George. of Elm alrcct. were
held this afternoon at 1 o'clock from
her late reaidcuco, There was a large
attendance of rciniiroa and frlcnda and
the floral offcrlnga were many and
beautiful. liev. .lumca licntou Werner.
of (trace Episcopal church officiated
and thc romaine wct‘c inlcrrod in Dale
iaWn ccmcicry in Soutltport.
James Wilkins.
News was rcctivcd in South Nor-
u'alk ul’ thc death. last Friday. at
Priucciun. N. .l.. of James Wilkins.
'l‘bc deccasmi was it formcr student at
the llaratmm school. and was wcli
known hero. He was a summcr rcuiv
deal at Furl i‘llrsior N i'.
Funeral of Mrs. Algara.
The fuucral of .‘lil‘i. Frank Algnra
was held this morning from St. Mary's
church. Rev. 1'. .l. Finn officiating
intcl'mrnt lotto piucr in Si. Marya
RliiiilllliiiiS
Routh Norwullt. Conn.
Oct. iii, i910.
liosolvcd, That in the death of Brad-
lt-y S. Keith. chairman of the town Of
Norwuiit hoard of school visitors. the
community has lost an active and earn-
»st worker for the education oi” the
young people of this town.
That we as tcuchcra apprcclalo lilo
largo work done by him in this field.
and rcmind ourscirca and the citlacns
oi the town of .\ir. Keith‘s free lic-
alowal of his own time and strength to
advance the educational and other
public interests of Norwuilt.
That we express our sympathy to
Mr Keith's lamily and relatives for
the lose they have sustained, and unite
with them in honoring his memory.
For the Norwuilt Town 'l‘cachora'
Association.
JAMES F, WILLIAMS.
GEORGE id. THOMPSON;
EDWARD ii. (i iMBAltT.
(‘ommiilec on Resolutions.
HARTIORD PAPER SOLD.
HARTFORD, Nov. ii.-Announca-
meat is made thin afternoon by the
Hartford Post that through negotia-
tlona just completed the ownership .of
the Hartford it‘venina and Sunday P?"
has been acquired by an IIIOOlIliOfi of
liarilord business men. the president
of the Association hein Henry Mc-
Mau11u_ with J. a. Dean I oontinuinii
oa lrcaaurer and general monster.
The directors auoeiat it With Messrs.
McManue and Dennis u the property
include A J amoebel. uaior .l. if.
Moran. minis A. Newton. if (this!
and Thomas A attention. The price
3:10 for the property was upwmia of .
tramway-Insane m.- ww—
IlTUINI FROM NIW HAMPIHIII
CONOORD. N. it. Nov. 9. ~Praotiosl- ,
ly oorn ate returns from yesterday's
state a ectiea silently am lify the sa-
tent of the Republican v otorl. ‘iibe
revised ilaures alvefio
the ”apolitical: nominee on [warm
”giant“! of very near 7.000 Will!
out or m towns and wants in the;
state heard from. the :lrasut
Baas. r.. for murder. tam: cart
for eovsrnor. “Mil. , Carrier ”and dill:
lows. iii Williams have been; ‘
' raturheilmtn WW Tilelm stasis»
teas.
‘ West avenue to Norwaib. to continue
{stars will lie mausoleum "newe- vans are
ililliiiliilii Hill
A Jiiiiiiiiiillflii
lidnitliti Parade to Celebrate
Voilmer and Donovan Election
About midnight, last night. when it
hccamc, known beyond doubt that
Chief of PollcoWilliam Voilmer had
been oletced sheriff. to succeed Sher
iif Sidney E. Hartley. a big parade was
fanned to celebrate the sheriff-elect“:
success and to sort-undo him at his
home. Corporation Counsel Johr
Keogh, who has iwcli in charge 0
Sheriff Vollmer's canvass. and uh
has been up to his neck in the Joi
since last August. working as asaidii
(lilli as any campaign manager ever
worked. was in charge of the arrauae
manta.
Early in the Wing. liar. Keogh that
his station at the onion of The Benti
not and scanned been return as it cam.
in with an eagle" eye. always hopeful
early 1i iiitic doubtful but docidedi:
confident whcn some half a (loser
loans had been heard from. 11nd final
iy in great spirits when a majority or
the doubtful towns in the county but.
been board from”. ‘In the big election
crowd outuldc 'l'lril‘Sentinel office wen
hundreds of Clflef \ioiimer'a friends
and when the favorable news was air-
on out. tbcer sffhr cheer went up
Quitc cnrlt many wanted to start thr
Volimcr parade but M1. Keoah'a
warning to wait- until the returns
ahowcd the poelllve result before
starting the parade was heeded. A
drum corps was already to head tht
procession. When finally the wort
was given a great about went up and
the marchers proceeded in the direc
tion of Sheriff-clam Vollrner's. There
was also much applause at the name
of Senator Donovan.
Sheriffoiect Voilrner was found at
home and when he came out to ad
dress the gathering he wan cheerei.
for a number of minutes.
The first address at Sheriff Voll
mer'l home. where the proceedings oc
curred on the please. was made by Mr
Keogh. who mentioned that Chief Volt
mar. unlike Mr. Hawiey. had not had
an abundance of money with which it
wage his oampa’l‘n‘.‘ .‘l‘hle election had
shown. howeval‘. be said. that amen
not blessed with money assistance. but
backed up by the people. can win.
Joseph Rona also made a short
frileitcus speec in behalf of the sore
naders. Mr. Rooney had the honor of
first presenting Chief Vollmer's name
for sheriff twelve years ago.
sheriff Vollmor made a happy little
speech in replywin‘ which be thanked
the voters heartily for their support
and promised to" bonduct the office to
the very heat of his ability and with
narilallty to none. -
ifany of the parade". after 1......
Chief Vollnier‘ a. continued a march up
,.
the celebration.
LUNCH awn a IOTION urbane.
Members on bill lama. clue
Had ' 'l'lme.
in connection fill the special tele-
are it wire last ' lit at the South New
club for [ lion returns. a one;
i “h was defy under the direction
these , committee. til.
it Jarvis and lildlg
thump salad. for
as. celery. bias
i of the lunch
hers ’are famous; ‘
met 5
RIST
‘ ARE THE Bl 3T MEDIUM-PRICED BLANKITI‘MADE
All Sizes in very attractive borders. in various colors, .................. .. ............... 31. 32, 32.25. 32.50, .4
IEACON BABY BLANKETS. in many uttrailtive designs. ....................... .. ................ 759 and ‘1
BEACON BATH ROBE BLANKETS, complilte with frog and girdle..,.. ...................... , ..... 32.30
WARRANTED WOOL BLANKETB
re
CDMPLIT LINE COTTON COMFORTAIlek ....... . . . I“. .. ........ . . .. $1.26, 31.50. 31.60. '2. 76. $3.50. “.00
OUR OWN MAKE COMFORTABLEB, Extral Quality of cotton. Extra Large Size. Extra Value at ....... $2.76
Tristram 8.
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nos. 3 and 5 oazd'r'rn BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
Winter Willi 3 Have No Terrors
if your home is suitlclenll iy supplied with Blankets from Our big stools
Beaci n Blankets
Hy att,
Pure Olive Oil.
New
Maiaga Grapes
G. GHIOTTO
Tel. 927 17! Wash. It. Bridge.
l
a sensor: DEAL
hing about,
wery deal
client acrylic
llil cannot he beat
GOTTLIEB’ S
7:37 and $10—-
' ti: imam mm arnaar.
m m....,....,-.._.
.r
renter
”I.”
i' YOU HAVI NIVII TIIID
of course. you have never known
the all-round satisfaction of the
load Clothes we sell. testimo-
wear. And if you have never
tried the unprecedented
garments of
unites
WWW
new is your on tunity to learn
what trite oo mbemtlslaotiou
really is wa-tho satisfaction that
comes from a riser-lilting
“meat. rilhy made. of
the right materials. and
at the right price.
IUITI AMI OVIIGOATI
also: to “0.00
s ihc only kind or deal we know any-
it is the only deal that
viii make friends and stand the test
f \Qll‘! Patronlse us for your Cloth
ng and you will find satisfaction in
The beat of value and ex
Our Suits at 87 and
Wen Albert Henry Savage lander
rasced 3t. Petersburz on his way
iron: the forbidden land the fact
tuly chronicled. and the taxation P
as ~ lotions sent cable mesaaaes to
A1 . lie taiilnl of the hairbreadt os
. -» and manifold sufferings.
Moi - turns Times received but a short
nu which was this:
" Savage bender arrived in at. Ps~
‘ersn BI‘I today from Tibet after set
L. [flatly at the hands of the as
i V . .
i . was meagre enough. but the
hazel editor was equal to the occasion
‘ libs foliowine moraine. amen the
' matters of news. the era of
t a. as found this startiina infor-
I: .
. savage landin- edit into lit. relay“
re tar ifla‘h’uf’” odll’mol‘ilild
aim the hm, ,Vflltlli some from
toa'rsnabte.
-»"didea‘aeiatali‘1iinowaat
' last niisht
lento payment areas. .
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Norwalk, Conn:
.Krieger 81 Go.
West Washington St. So. Norwaik
Clothing "
On Credit
A Small Deposit will Dress You
From Head to Foot
.............. 35.36.25, ".30
in no other store in
' town can you find'a
better assortment of
Overcoats '
Come and look as
iver. PRESTO as
weiiras NOTCH 'Coi-
iar OVERCOATS from
$7.93 to $25
Prepare now for the
cold weather which is
it) come.
Buy Now
and Settle
Your Bill in
Easy Week.
iy Payments
"1"“. flock Home
of being the noisieat hueineaa place in
the city and it probably deserves the
. name." said a member of that body.
"but when tha‘aoise ceases. as it has
of late for lack of business. the in:
eduence on the floor members. is like
the alumna of the machinery on a
liner loan The noise is part
of the game and we haven't had
enough of it of late. One day recent-
ly when the silence beoataellil unbear-
able. a member not on an orderly?!
suit and sprinkled the door. ad
more attention. however. to the less
of his fellowa. The bit of Indictment
cost him a pretty penny in lines. but the
memberfwho appeared a few days later
on roller skates sacs the
the chair and en ed is ill;
a noise without uni.~ to any new-utterly
York Tribune. ‘
W
lira. nostrils-«How assay
the! .
any
new
s; 4%},As s
Norwalk Chronicler