‘ win C.‘Biirt’s
LADIES?
‘ vaLvar TOP, PAT. LIA.
ICIIDsaDass.ss-sssss s
”Dun. KID TOP. PAT. Lea.
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fi'rau aurr. ..._...........a4.oo
Our lines shown this season
‘ are offered in recognition of the
S. confidence placed in us by our
friends. the trade. and repre-
sents the best in style and value
that experienced buying can pro-
. . dues. Nothiuglesa than the cus-
' tomers' complete and absolute
satisfaction will continue to be
our steadfast aim.
I CONNEALLY
BRACKEN
‘_ I1 WAOHINOTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
TELEPHONE 888-4
. , Wm
7‘
3.
‘ KILL THAT CHILL
PS; buying your coal of
THE, FERRIS COAL C0.
An old. reliable concern
With which you may deal
I ‘Without danger to your purse.
Our coal is bought at a price
Above ordinary coals;
Is not from a bargain counter.
is worth the price we pay
[And worth the price you pay us.
“No condemned coal, no rubbish,
Just, real Cost.
Op: place is near the bridge.
' ”the Old one or the New
rag WASHINGTON ST.
{.4 ,
SpecIdI Prices
Partial. ”.00 size ............... 66o
' ,_ Hand's lron Pills. 100 h-grain. at. . .15c
Nollin's Food. 75c size . . .. ....... 54c
331'!)an Seltzer. 81.00 size ........ 80c
‘ mane Seltzer, 50c size .......... 33c
mo Seitser, Lac size ....... ...iilc
' m Qulnine‘ Pills 2- grain, at ..... 25c
“W. F. Wi more & Co.
, . on GGIS'l‘S -
8North Main St. So. Norwsllt
ve You Tried
* f'And It is all the cams imp".
‘ ALL DIALENO
MANUIAOTUIIN.
A Full".
. r (reprovinsly to little sill lust
tile no liar a train—molly, that
not in your glove this more
i’ (hpntptlyh—Whoro was it,
OULDN'T RIO IT.
i it you hunt on the now
, has? Wits-alto Johu.i
cosmic they might prove
~4st liner.
is a“ great enthusiasm
_ ,‘W’ .' . .
in the
COAL TRADE?
Who buys coal right?
Who hsndiss coal right?
Who sells coal right?
Who delivers coal right?
-—WE DO...
Those are our strong points, our
“knows" in coal; that's why .
WE ARE “IT" 2
in the l
COAL TRADE
Hezietou Goal
The B. Hershlield 8: Son Co. ‘
Tel. 294. 122 Water St. I
83 SOUTH MAIN ITNIIT.
The Pans Cloak 8t Suit/House
IOUTH NOIWALK
Great ReductionSale‘
OF HIGHEST GLASS WOMEN’S AND HIDDEN
POPULAR PRIGEBA VALUEO THAT CANNOT BE DUPLIOATED IN
TOWN. COME AND a: CONVINOED.
GARMINTS AT
Ladies' and Miss‘es' Bolts. regular price ”18.00. for this suio..
311.98
Walking and Dressy Broadcloth Suits. regular price '25 00. for. 1this
rule ., ................................... ......
Black and Blue All Wool Sarge Suits. regular price $25. 00 for this
note
............................... r...r...~v........--..t.. -
Lsdiss’ and Misses Imported German Broadcloth, in ten new shades;
regular price $35.00. For this sale ............. . .......... .24. 98
Ladieo' and Mlssss' Dresses in blue. black gray and brown, the beat
inilored dross evor shown in this town. from .......... I
11.98 up
The largest stock of Cloth Coats ever assembled under one roof in
all the new shades and up io-date styled from
”MB up to $35.00
We will close out our entire stock of Oirla' Coats at Sale Prices.
White Muslin Underwear.
We carry the largest and best Assortment of Waista in town und sell
them for much less than any more in town.
We also handle a full line of Lsdlos’ Hose, Petticoats, Corsets and
We alter free
We court comparison
Turn the searching white light oi lu-
roetigation and trial on our anal and
the verdict will undoubtedly he the
above.
Vie lily our coal of the bout mince»
it is chum and DOES carry the mini-
mum slate. etc.. of any coal.
May we put in a trial ion'.’
The Harris & Gans Co.
Tel. 721 68 Water Street
Velvet Shoes
Are the Very Latest for Women
Black Velvet Shoes on $2. 75 and $3.26.
with short and medium Vamps. high
and medium haela, with still tossel
All widths and sizes.
Pat. Button Velvet Top Shoes. short
vamp. at 82.50 and $3.00. with fancy
buttons: sizes 2 to "I: tipped & plain.
Children's Hl-cut Velvet Top Pat. But-
top Silk Tossel Shoes at $1.25 to
$2.25.
in wasnmorON s‘raee‘r IRIDGE
scum NORWALK
it’s Our Notice
And mount for you if you've been
neglecting having those necessary
glasses titted!
EXPERT OPTOMETRY
.\'o guessing at the correction oi‘
i'oui‘ cyc trouble-an exart tilting of
ionuou that will promptly ulioviato and
correct your eye trouble when we ox-
muine your eyes.
Don't be in doubt «know today-—
have an examination by us.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITID IANK lUiLDiNtl
’ iiooma M
07 WAIHINOTON OTIIIT.
flours—«ii to 11:30 a. mom met u.
3i p. to. Monday and tiaturdar. 'I in
Dr H
1 hanksglvmg
Post Cards
6 for Se
. W. A. Bngggor'nan s
WM am iss mum at.
The norm minors Whlst club
in roosting this afternoon with him.
Fruitk cooler. of Arch shoot.
515 Main at, Stamford
SALE IN BOTH STORES:
.33 South Main on. South Norwalk
WE ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN THIS PART OF THE STATE
Gorrvurun‘v
FOR THE THANKSGIVING
FEAST
our line of table wince otters an
unusually wide variety for selec-
tion. as we can place the heat
vintageu of France. Germany.
Spain. Portugal, lialy and the
lfnited 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 at. Phone 542-!
Cadet . .
SItW Veal
IIIIIIIIIILIIIIII IEII
”ihr regular lliflellllit oi the ii i. 1..
unu hold rretordui morning in the
retinal labor Lyceum.
.\ rmcplinn uill bu held at Trinity
i‘huuh Wediwstltu ovoninu for the
new pittitm‘. liar. Charles A. Coleman.
Mr. and hire. (‘hariou ii. liunos. of
lillm street are the happy paronta oi it
won. born yesterday. liiothrr and child
uric doing nicely
A monthly meeting or the Ntll’WfllIl
Building and been Association will be
held tomorrow night at the cities of
'I‘aylor & Golden.
Reginald ll. Martin. of Seventh.
«pout last evening in Stamford with
relatives. Mr. Martin In tho popular
ill'll'fillt of the (iiendennlus Phar~
innry..
A regular husineaa meeting of Court
laurel. Danabtsrs of laaboilu. will he
held tomorrow evening at the Km his
of Columbus quarters In South sin
street. A full attendance in requested.
The Woman’s Association of the
Houth Norwallt Baptist Church will
celebrate ilr twentieth snuimrssvy to
marrow (Tuesday) ovanittu at the
church. livery member of the church
and congregation is invited to strand
and participate in the ioyomi occasion.
A program has been stressed. and it
this tints is anticipated.
Town Clerk Herbert it. Smith said
this morning that although there are
twenty women voters in the Town at
Norwaiii not a sin is one voted at the
recent election. ssaid further that
nrisiin thslr ballots. and
area can one of theta. Matty.“ wov
man suitrs is out cared for to so?
sushi. to «walk. . The satin urine
is! hiwmouutod tin stare
' us
an
Mews vile
the woman cost the town “I“ In!
Sp one! for “Tuésday
FANCY VEAL
Chops .‘ .
2 “)3 Lamb Chops. 25c all the week
Beers Bretherso
. w...
'l
for the ,
an titres woman rotors Isdi of
. -. 12‘4c
. ‘1 15c
. 3le 250
ISohth Norwsllt
:iNorwslIt
Westporl
necessary. llc simcessfully performed
the operation and the injured man will
probably be taken to his home late
this afternoon.
Zl'ho Mrn'a Clasp of the South NOl"
walk Methodist Church will have u
copper-Wednesday night. This will he
the find supper of the class to be H
lauded by the proant pastor. Rev. i-‘ran-
cis Bouruc Uphsm.
The recital of Professor Alex. Oih-
son, which was to have been held thin
afternoon ill the Norwalk Conan?»
iionnl Church. has been postponed or
two woeiui on account or Professtu
Gihaon being ill. lie is con nod to his
home by what is believed to ho a rm
hovers cold. "‘
a
m..............
A rumor that‘tho Crofut A Knapp
odlce had been robbed of $3,000 was
considerably circulated yesterday and
this morning. Al the cities or the corn-
panr it was said that the report waa
entirely without foundation. An oili'
car of the company said he was at a
loss to know how such a rumor could
have gotten about...
W. W a...» M
snouoriow m art. «can.
Charles H. Koril. who has been con
nectsd with the Great Northern Rati-
way. the past all years. resigned his
position on November 9th Mr. Kim:
has received the Appointment of pan
,ssnser sushi or the chime. humane
ton and Quincy ltallwsr. and col»
manned services with the latter coili-
Dsny oin November lath. =
”W
in a recent intestine of tits Civic
illuh a lively disonsrion followed the
advent of a suitmastts. 0i mum the
cubism centered ma poor. devotion
“31!. remained
a It" were growths cerium for an
oldsdv man who mosaics his wits
its W to the
, ,giiiildshtlr. re.
‘s diihoult isr
. 'osllo
N08. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK, CONN.
Winter Winds Have No Terrors
if your home is suiticiently supplied with Blankets from our his stock.
Beacon Blankets
ARE THE BEST MEDIUM-PRICED BLANKET8 MADE
All Sizes in very attractive borders. In various colors, ................... . ............... II. 32. $2.25. $2.50, '4 ,1
BEACON BABY BLANKETB. in many attractive designs, ........................... . .............. 75c and 81
BEACON BATH ROBE BLANKETS, complete with frog and girdle ............. . ...................... $2.60 .
WARRANTED WOOL BLANKETB, ....... . ........... ....... ~.. .......... $5, “.25, $8.50
COMPLET LINE COTTON COMFORTABLEB—
--------- ..-.....-...-ss
. . $1.26. $1.60, $1.60. $2.75, $3.50,
“.00
OUR OWN MAKE COMFORTABLEO, Extra Quality of Cotton, Extra Large Size. Extra Value at ..... 32.15
Pure OliVe Oil
New
Malaga Grapes
G. GEIS'ITO
Tel. 027 170 Wash. 3!. Bridge.
A SQUARE DIAL
in the only kind of deal we know any-
thing about. it is the only deal that
will make friends, and” stand the test
of years; Patronise us (or your Cloth-
ins and you will find satisfaction in
O\ err deal The heat of Value and ex-
eellcnt service Our Suits at $7 and
:10 cannot be heat.
5 GOTTLIEB’S
"—457 and 310+
11 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Iii n illllilllli.
Jonsrai of Mrs. Sturgsa.
The funeral services over the re-
mains oi“ the late Mrs. icuuua .l. Slur.
nos were held yesterday afternoon at
i230 o‘clock. from the home of her son,
Clifford Sturges. in Nowtown avenue,
and from the Norihlieid church at
Weston. at 2:30 o'ylorlt. licv. Dightou
Moses officiated and the remains were
interred in (‘oleytown cemetery.
Wm.—
iNTEREhT YOUR BOYS iN MUOlc.
"There once lived a boy." says Cou-
atanco Osborn in Woman’s Home Com-
panion, “in a family where three mem-
bers had gained musical recognition.
who grew to be nineteen. without avin
cing any interest in the refining art. ht
road a mild pride in his relative.
achievements. Golden opportunitle.
to take lessons on the already much
abused piano had been tossed ssidr
Then he went away to collage-ant.
one evening dropped in st orchestra
rehearnal. It chanced on that fateful
night that the student who played
the snare drum was absent. and tht
boy was asked to try his hand. In ii
moment he found himself in the con
tor of vision. vibratin tones and molo
dies, he himself a vta tai part. ondoav
oring to marlt their rythm and llWol
their volume. and his own heart swell
ed in response. From then on be be
came the most enthusiastic member
of the orchsatrs. its began to hoard
himself that he might save money for
isssons is drumming and its washed
his socks and handkerchief to buy a
metronome.
“The funny heard of these rumors
with amusement and awaited his homo
hosting with some consternation. in
due time he arrived and ii
drumming in the attic, and moreover
taught a younger brother. all its heart;
hi school arches
boy’s toner took a medic liliallt hail
younger brother hush to throw
his area on this 'esllo, procursd oas
st’slstlia
sptaao.la
mad
sadlatsr
“III
“owtlis'u
was
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
Norway.
WWI)“
lie. in turn. hassles urtialmmn my
11 .
he harem tits owner oi a clarinet. ’l‘lis , I
and In a short a the clarinet sad ';~
tho “stilt“
A Miami ”am-Haiti.
The majority of national anthems
are not conspicuous for beauty. either
or words or mualc. The only one com-
posed by a musician of the vary first.
rank is the Austrian anthem. for which ,
main is responsible. And in no
~ouatry has the composition of a rub
it! srsat post been adopted stream in
when ammo. stirrinii
hiss hygienic: “Yes. we run this
i. “It" " “VIII“M;
sat. a nose 1 a
more summon» humour ”I"
A Small Deposit will Dress You
From Head to Foot
Norwalk, Conn.
H.Krieger 81.00.
Clothing
On Credit
In no other steroid
town can you find a ‘
bettir, assortment; of
d. OVBI’CQa‘IIS“
Come and Ibok us
over‘. PRESTO as
well as NO'i‘GIj'i Col-
lerVBltCO \‘I'S Item
3 7.93 to 325 =
Prepare now for the
cold weather which is
to come.
Buy Now
and Settle
Your Bill in
Easy Week-
ly Payments
Your choice of many utyios sad
fabrics—«many exclusive paiv
terns-«ll a hundred de-
grees above common-
place.
The host that can he had are ]
DENJAIIN CLOTHES
and priced moderately. has their;
oeuvre you decide. .4 5‘
sum Ape ovsncoars
aim to aim .
tharwsvso Coulis “a
floor Vests. tress Mthsssid. fist
A“ ;"
Norwalk Chronicler