”use pulaL mo TOP. PAT. LEA. I has. I seesosseslsss-Iss tee-Ilsva-es ' tot METAL euro. .....s4.oo .....uoo .‘Our ‘iines shown this season are offered in recognition of the ‘nlldence placed in us by our file do the trade. and repre- the best in style and value that experienced buying can pro- , ducti- Nothing less than the cus- tumors complete and absolute ee'tisfaction will continue to be our steadfast aim. ' LCONNEALLY ABRACKEN e1 wseuinerou s‘rnafi. eouru NORWALK. reteruoue am SOME ONE HAS SAID , Only the-rich can afford To buy cheap goods. ' This a‘pt maxim applies- ‘To the purchase of Coal. " Your bill will be of good size ,- If no attention is paid . To finality. ’Our atoclgis now at its best. We can edit the whims of (Any sort of range or furnace. H We have increased facilities ’..For prompt delivery And are hustling, as we wait For your order. ' rim FEBRIS COAL co. ‘ O 0 Special Prices In addition to our advertised list of reduced prices, we offer you: Foley‘s Kidney Remedy. in both liquid and pill ferm Foley's Kidney Remedy, 01 size. .76c Foley's Kidney Remedy. 500 else.. .40c F iey‘s Kidney Pills. Oi slze......7So ley's Kidney Pills, 60c Ilse ...tOo W. F. .Wigmore 81 Co. . , - RGGlSTS . *8 North Main St, Se. Norwsilt ‘ as; Large Assortment of post «Cards «eln'rllokv. seer WiOHifl. nerve. ' rusuxsowmo. Ire. j 6 for So '7 W. A. Bliggermao's ‘ an slash. its Weeillngton et . “a osmue rears lied on euided by s lsree and , do: went down the street the Just as they turned e euro lid ill“ dog saw a dog it derind- torward in a way the siihtleae lastldicsnt to ,d. its was recently an tilted .‘ however. by to we. “fill who remarkedt list he ii is was rhble start guru ever known one ”by do“. but ‘i l . Who delivers coal right? . in the COAL TRADE? W he buys coal right? Who handles ooal light? Who sells cool right? -WE DO— Those are our strong points, our l "knows" in coal; that's Why l ‘ WE ARE "n" in the ~ 5 con. TRADE 1 Hazleton Coal i ...A‘ The B. Hershiield & Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water at. ‘ 33 IOUTH MAIN OTRIIT. IOU?" NORWALK best Welsts In town from 980 up. the world. sun's TO FIT. True elegance, individuality of style and perfection of workmanship merit every garment in our collection. exclusive novelties from the far-fumed foreign designers. Remember, no phase styles Oi damaged stocks. 311. 08 up. Dresses from $9. 98 up. «Coats from “.98 up. We have the Silk Hose from 50o non-the best in SALE lN BOTH STOREO, STAMFORD AND SOUTH NORWALK. it embraces Ladlee' and Mlsses' cults, 'lrom 51s. Mole Oh. Stamford We buy our coat oi' the host mince mum slutc. etc. of any cool. May we put in a trial ion? Tel.‘721 Turn thc scorching while light of in- vestigation and trinl on our cool unit the verdict will undoubtedly be ”It ubovc. it is clcau nnd DOES carry the mint The Harris 8t Gaps Co. 68 Water Street illlllli llill llllliltlii. Mrs. George A. Jennings. Mrs. ()hnrloilc W. tleorlze A. .Icuniucu. died this morn- ing at the ialully rcuidcnco. No. 50 Wool ulrcol. ilX't‘l‘ u long illness. Sb? was tifly ycuru of iiilt', and is survived by her illlHilliltli and our, son, trying (3 Jennings: ht'l‘ mother. Mrs. William 0. Heard, and one brother, Edward W. lit-urd. of South Norwulk. Mrs. Jou~ uingu won it member or lhc South Nlll'Wfiik Conxrczullounl t‘burch. null for mom yrnru took on ucllvc part in its religious and soclni gnzherlugs, She .lcunlngs, wife of s Once Tried Roger Ludlowfilflc TRY THEM—AOL DEALERS MANUFACTUBII. Always Smoked B. J. REYNOLDS hull a wide circle of (Honda. Funeral services will be iit‘iti from the house. Snlurduy ultcrnoou ul 2 o'clock TOBACCO CAUSED EXPLOSION Herbert Arnold Came Near Losing Twm cuy’ 5; Hi i ll rt main): O'Xeiisfiyls'ilymll “an ‘ ' l - . t . ll ’ . ' or The NUSBEL 5C the victim at u pccullnr tif‘i‘ifit’m yell- CIGARS lordu). which might hnvc min him the sight of ilix eye. but luckily ll did not result no seriously as that. No bad opolwd n purltngc oi litlckhol'u tobac- co und had filled his pipe. lie nlruclt o mulch and as he held it over the to- bacco there was a flash of tire and u slight explosion, which wrecked his Velvet Shoes Are the Very Latest for Women All widths and sites. buttons; street: to'.’; lippetllt plain. Children's Hlvout Velvet Top Pet. Int $2.23. IOUTH NORWALK Black Velvet Shoes art $2.75 and ”.25, with short and medium ramps. high lost. and medium heels. with silk tosael. Pat. Button Velvet Top shoes. short vamp. st 32 50 and ”.00. with fancy top Billt Toeael Shoes at $1.26 to “MAXLEVYW i” WAIHINGTON BTNEIT BRiDGE pipe and illll‘llt‘d his right eyc quite badly lie in clnployod upon un oylllor boat uud chl lmmrdlutcly to the (dill-o of Ur. l“. l. llurnoll, who Groaned the in. iur) uud have out tho cheerful hours that the sight of the eye will not be. The young mun is i’OflBidf‘i‘fliii)‘ improrcd today. although the pnin in quite budo at times. llr. Hurlioil nod tlil- lnlurcd mun were uuoni yesterday to discover the place whoro- lilo tobac- co wuu pacltd. While investigutinlx ill the Holmes. Koeit‘l‘ und Bullock (lum- nany. it was brought out thnt only ll uhort time use a mall in that establish. mom had lipluod u claurctlc with the some rlmnlt. only not on serious as this our of yesterday. The ciunroito was also mode from llucltborn tobacco. Home steps will probably be taken in uncertain whni hull born the reuse of this eveninll in rooms in West avenue. The time o the meeting in ii o‘clock und Norwsik will take a number of among the other candidates. Mr. Shallow-What u spectacle thii dersl Why John snoop. your we were in the Transcript. »r-oi 1a.... ... t . 4-... «a the penthouse II there are women; proclaimed the Itllrseelie. obesity.” penitence. "You datum xii all (‘ourt Cecile. Delighter. of laahclla, will hold a regular business mention the Catholic Club cvery member is requested to he on hand. This 0th11an ”10.824“ train from South the members of the court to ureeuwlch. where initiation work will be carried on. A number from Norwelil urn» to he Mrs. Do Coitay was sitting there in the box without a‘ thin on her shoulders. Mrs. Epsom-Nothing on her shoulu eyes weren't off them live minutes while iht‘iill’d.~flillti0li "There are mine so many men in irlumv "3am." sneersd a more men In lad t e . “if we eit the rest?“ ‘lovs er. 7 , thrnetwo peculiar accidents by Mr. Arnold. mas FANNV CROSBY. ' “““““ Will Speak at the First M. E. Church, Next Thursday. Nest 'l‘lumday evening. November l7 Mills Funny t‘rosby. known the world ever as the writer of (tunnel songs will be the speaker at the "workers rally." at the South Nor. walk Methodist Episcopal Church. A In. chorus of volunteers from the church and congregation will artist her. singing her hymns Miss Crosby will tell why nhe wrote the wallyknown Iona. “Rescue the finishing." Since it is known thst Miss Crosby is nearly ninety yours or one. tbst she is totally blind. that rho has written thousands of songs and is the sole sur- vivor of the school of Inset sons rustle famous by Mr. llllss. Mr Sanksy and others. a large gathering is Intieiv 11.1.06 Those who desire to loin the chorus should come early This Thursdsy evening celebration is a part of the oomfliemol'etioli of "daily week" On each eveningl or the west: some organisation is h ding a gathering. On Manda events; the oillclid hoard meets at be home of 'i‘ l Raymond On Tuesday evening the duality school board meets It the res- idence of the tor. item? B. Up ham. Do w other there are two i. that the worth Imus st, = are. omitted sill? til vXens nines st Beers Bros Go. 80. Norwalk - Nerwalk Westport 33 Oeuth Main 3" Booth Norwallt FOR THE THANKSGIVING FEAST our line of table wines offers an unusually wide'variety for selec- tion. as we can place the best vintages or France. Germany. Spain, Portugal. ltaly and the United States at your disposal in any quantity. This means wines that are pure and wholesome, selected for our trade under our own supervision. Magner 8t Flynn 138 Washington tit. Phone 542-4 BliSli in’Eliiili IX EXPRESS SiliiXi Stats and Federafduthorities Disagree, hut Arbitration ‘ May Come NEW YORK. Nor. 10.~l’oslslbllitios of a clash today between slate null fed- oral uuthorliy over exprcse utrllto com plltallons intensified interest in oil de- velopments of the wnrt’ure between men and companies. A hint of oifltt arbitration was tlic only prnco nou- sounded. 'i‘hc selsurc under Muyol Gaynor“. uuthorlly, of express company wagons .driven by unlicensed drivers madepm opening which it won believed the con. plinieil would speedily latte advantage of to bring matters to u head. it was intimated thul the process 01‘ mynm tion would be lnvoReil by them to pr« vent further stlnures. it has been held that express driiu out must be licensed and applicatlout. tor licenneu lor novel-oi hundred strlltc- breakers hlil‘t.‘ been held up because. it is declared. there lulu been a general lailure on tho part of the individuals Ril'fli as applicnnts. Practically oil the iicouscd liliyms of thee ompunioa are on strike. and nearly complete conun- llon of lrarlic will be, caused if the city enlorree the policy of setting unllcen ued wagons. it looked today as if n crisis in the strike were at hand. Bo sides hourly t0.tltltl drivers and help- era of the express companies und dc» livery concerns between 2.000 and anion taxicab chauffeurs are on strike. Ex- press business iovvlrtunlly at a stand- still. Nondiscrimination against union men in. insisted upon by the strikers. end the letter declare their efforts to secure arbitration IIIVP been balked by the refusal of the com. panies to negotiate with them on this finals. latter this morning the whole ‘buu force. of the. i-‘lftd‘Avelltlo Company. both conductors and chaudoul'u, to the number of 300. had none on strike. John Dawson Iand Michael Caehel. representing the Cool Drivers” Union. Were nuthorlllea for the assertion that by night all the coal drivers of the greater city. numbering probably 1.600. Will have gone out. Secretary Charles W. Foster. of the international Brotherhood of Tenure lure. announced today that twelve hundred union chauftsuro 'hsd return all to worit. All of t smaller comben ius. employing ufty an or less. sien- ed the union sures out, with the es ception of one The leaves two colo- psnlss whose men are still on strike. The sending out at n wexon today by one of the big mry llrms whose employee are on strike ..qu Blind"! followed by s slimline. The driver or the wagon wp name was elven to the police or 3. ch wss attached It seen its the wagon appeared on West 50th street. All kinds of thin silos were hurled at him. WWW "1"” lead to keep his assailants ell for some time by liners! use or his whip. When the it been to press him harder. the it drew a revolver Ind besao 'gilrla towards members of the men who we; olintblae late the truck from the ‘. One bullet also spit on the sidewalgand struck (lherles “folk. I telioi‘g er the till“ I" new» hurried s’ rte a hospital and the seriousness otfiXie iniury had not been determined. Beck steam the crowd. but was mood on his return to the stables. Mounds COIN MI I." entitles tissue Wynn. lorsrethst'yoa ' insurityeuhsn NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK, CONN. Winter Winds Have No Terrors if your home is suificlently supplied with Blankets from our big stock. Beacon Blankets ARE THE BEST MEDIUM-PRICED BLANKET8 MADE All Bitten in very attractive borders. ii. various colors, ..... . ............. .......... $1. $2. $2.25, 32.50, .4 BEACON BABY BLANKETO, in many uttractlve designs. ............. 150 and It BEACON BATH ROBE BLANKETB, complete with frog and girdle .................................... $2.50 WARRANTED WOOL BLANKETB. .......................................................... I5. “.25. $8.50 COMPLET LINE COTTON COMFORTABLEO— ...................... .. ...Il.25. $1.50. 81.60, 02.75, $3.50, $6.60 ouu OWN MAKE COMFORTABLES, Extrl’ Quality of (Sutton. Extra Large Size, Extra Value at ..... ......JZJB Norwalk, Conn. H.Kricger &_Co. Clothing . On Credit in no other store in . .town can you find a better assortment of r‘ Pure Olive Oil New Malaga Grapes G. GHIOTTO Tel. 927 in Wash. 0t. Bridge. ”w..-“ ...... “..."... _ ..- [Hill liliiliiii SOLVENT NOTICE. District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate Court. November 2. A. ll, lillO. Estate of lisrriet ltoll. late of Nor- wnlk. in said district. deceased. The court of Probate for the ills- tricl of Norwnlll. hath limited and al- iowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of sold relate to ex- hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly attested. within rilid time. will he disbarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay- ment to Overcoals Come andloek us over. PRESTO as well ask NOTCH' Col- is. OVERCOATS from $7.9s-to :25 Prepare new for the cold weather which is to come. (‘HARLES E. HOYT. oil it) ll . Administrator. ‘ " .i’ .r‘ ' w . - "CREASING" A WILD HORSE. For One Captured by That Method Fifty Were Killed. Will U. Barnes, writing in McClure‘e of the various methods of cuptnrlnu wild horses in the old days on the the plains. says: “'tlreaslng" was one of their dcvlov on. This consisted in shooting it bul- lot so thnl it struck the unlmul on the withers and ubout an inch Or so deep close to the spinal column. The shock temporeriiy stunned the horse. and the hunter ran up nod tied the unimnl'a feet together before he re- covered. A rope halter was slipped on his head. A gentle horse or some limes a work or was let up alongside the prostrate beast. and be was se- curely necked up to the penile animal and thus could be handled easily. Old mustnmtera say, however. that for one horse caught thte way llfty were killed and that us a mattcr or fact. the thod was not not used very much ex- cept. in on emergency. when a hunter after duya of attempts to capture lin- lllly took the risk of nut: cessi'ully cross in; an unusually line animal rather than use him escape altogether "One of the best cow ponies I ever owned i bought from u mustauxer who had crossed him on the plains east of tho Pecos river in New Mex- lco. There «I!!! I note in his neck fully two inches deep and wide. where the ball from the hesvy Buffalo sun had plowed its my through the flesh lust high enough above the spine not to kill and low enough to stun him of- fectuaily.”~‘—Exchanne. -.....c—n...‘ HAPPINIBB. Happiness copies to. us all, or to nearly all of us. in fragments. Nobody can arrange for a whole months hap- piness in advance. We may have hep pier moments in the eleven months than in the one. They may come at a jolly dinner party. in the exchange of uenldanoea with a friend. in a loud “right and left" when shooting. in it clean smite to squareleg. in a mnplet of verse or n single uses of a hook or the sight of a welliittlng sail elude hauled. hut promised ioys are the most elusive. its would sit down to enjoy the sunset. to hear the wind line, sum beautifully cries of sea fowl in a note of church hells rle~ ivalley who who would do these tithes to reach happiness will find (certainly if he be since) that his stand tents to melancholy. minnow We. My little nephew \Buy Now and Settle Your Bill in Easy Week; ly Payments A "Small Deposit will Dress You From Head to Feel "I want a boy to carry a mosougc in u hurry: one who won‘t read a dime novel on the way.“ "Can't fill that bill. air. but heres a boy who will finish his book in a couple oi‘ ohspioru."-~Waahinston liar. a d The World‘ Welcomes the well dressed men. It ehalienltea the other fellow. Maud-v .lnclt said when he proposed that he could give me only the neces- sities of life. EthelwAnd what did you anyl. Maud—vi told him that one of the no coastline of my his was a husband who could supply ins the lusurles..—- Boston Transcript. Start rlehimin Benjamin Clothes. They make‘u lnltn feel his own north—vthey im- press others. Tliere are no better IUITO AND OVIIOOATI "8.00 to $80.00 neutralise—«The authorities of my city are talhlne of having it detail of airship police. Ls Hallo-«ml They certainly” behind the times. My city has g?" for the last dentin-Ac awe. , _ interwoven Books ............2Ie West elem ........s0o and shell moo—p” “till son." said Barker as be polite: no no the ivy in front at the notion. “aiwily‘s‘ “Jig: the vino—veliénub. VI “i tutti. think in lmillet in “milks iliat editorially. ‘ _ . listened open- s also was my has one of the ."l mluhfi the
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