3 (“vecver rrop,’ PAT. LEA.
Nonnunn ...... .
nuts nib TOP. ear. LEA.
'.‘,FOX.......... .......... «so.
" . nun pantsur'r. ......s4.oo
" Aliment?“ ..... ........ss.oo
are altered in recognition or the
. confidence placed in us by our
friends. ‘the trade. and repre-
sents the best in style and value
that eXperlenced buying can pro
' dude. Nothing less than the cus-
tomers' ‘complete and absolute
satislaction’wlll continue to be
ourfiateadfast aim.
t
‘CONNEALLY
. ' AND
~BRACKEN
01 WathNor-ou eraser.
acorn sonwacs
‘ "Lemons use
' KILL THAT CHILL
I By buying your coal of
‘THE FERRIS COAL CO. \
An old, reliable concern
With which you may deal
‘Witho'ut danger to your purse.
Our cOai is bought at a price
Above ordinary coals;
:Is not from p bargain counter,
Is worth the price we pay
gAndl'worth the price you pay us.
[No condemned coal. no rubbish,
fj‘ust real Coal.
‘Qurpiacev is near the. bridge,
The Old one or the New
"tagwnsntuoros ST. ,
t i I l. a ' ‘
‘ special Prices
Peruno. 31.00 also ............... 660
Blind's iron Pills. 100 b-gruln. at. . .1Bc
wellin'a Food. 75c size ........... 54o
. Bronte Seltzer. $1.00 size ........ 66o
: idlfiromo Seltzer. 50c size .......... 330
. romo Beltser, 23c size .......... too
.900 Qulnine Pills. 2-3113“). at ..... 250
A AW. F.Wi ore 8: Co.
. 3," DR
ccts'rs
“sultan Main so So. Norwaik
” ve You Tried
".Na‘w cream rue sane is
AeiLittle Gent
4 Admin its" the name lmplea ‘
‘ an. butane
7.1: REYNOLDS
3 . IMPAOYUIII.
M...”
Wfifi> u. .
medians lILANDI.
of the Timon“ mantis is
and, varies from four
, Lille Ontario and the
.‘ the’llt. Lawrence river.
. . ‘filanda are molly about
. bis‘and titties Many
, tattltlte summer resorts.
All“ Writes bonus of
hsvand cam ens. 't‘ha
Adj :thers is
ill.
Our. lines shown this season i
"to
Mill width. it is both a‘
lo
‘4'. g. tripods are Almost-
.l - ' ' i ‘
in thfi
COAL TRADE?
Who buys coal right?
Who handles cool right?
Who sails cool right?
Who delivers cool right?
~WE DO—
Thosa are our strong points. our
“knows" in coal; that's why
. WE ARE "IT” '
in the,
COAL TRADE l
Hazleton Goal
The B. Hershlield & Son Co.
‘ Tel.294. in Water St. ' l
l
Turn the searching white light of in-
vestigation and trial on our coal and
the, verdict will undoubtedly be the
above.
We buy our ronl ol’ the best mince-
il is clean and lKil‘lS carry the mini-
mum alnto. etc. of any coal.
hlsy we put in n trlsl ion?
The Harris 8: Gans Co.
Tel. 721 68 Water Street
Velvet Shoes
Are the Very Latest for Women
Black Velvet Shoes art 02.75 and ”.26,
,with short and medium vnmps. high
and medium heels. with silk tosael.
All widths and aims.
Pat. Button Velvet Top shoes. short
vamp. at $2.50 and 83.00. with fancy
buttons; sizes 2 to 7:,tipped & plain.
Children’s iii-cut Vsivotfl'op Pat. lut-
top Silk Tos'ael Sh’hed at. “.26 to
”'25.
-MAX LEVY-—
m WASHINGTON eraser antoce
soo'm Nonwitit
It’ 0 Notice
And meant for you if you've been
neglecting having those necessary
glasses tilted!
EXPERT OPTOMETRY
No guessing at. the correction of
your eye tnmble~nn exact fitting of
lenses that will timmptly alleviate and
correct your eye trouble when we ex-
amine your eyes. "
lion‘t be in doubtwknow today”
have an examination by us..
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITIO IANK OUiLDiNo
Room. 7-!
s7 WAIHINOTON "It“?
floors»! to 11:” a. m.. and 12:46 u
g p. to. Monday end daturdav. 7 tr
D. II.
w...” .ww...“ mm»... MM..-
Thanksgiving
Post Cards
6 for so
day utterances; when one or the tar»
teams oi, the Meeker coal company b
, backed oi! the coal pile. landing into a
" Heston. or Norwallt 'osntztostatntord.
_ annuity. and attended theglunsraibt t
“ arsours‘nam eraser.
The lion's Cloak? 8r Suit House
hours nonwam
or mouse-r cues women's a
Great Reduction Sale
POPULAR PRlCEB. VALUES THAT CANNOT IE DUPLICATE!) lN
TOfWN. COME AND IE CONVlNCED.
Ladlea' and Miaaes' Suits. regular price ”18.00. for this sole...0‘lt.98
hllll mseesv oanussrs AT
J
sale
..............................
sule. ...... ............ . .....
walking and Dressy Broadcloth Suite. regular price $25.00. .for
. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Black and Blue All Wool Serge gulls, regular price 325.00. for this
this
. $14.98
............ .............. -
regular price $35.00. For this sale
Ladlés’ and Mlsaee' Dresses in blue
Ladlea‘ and Misses imported German Broadcloth. in ten new shades:
tailored dress ever shown in this town. from ............... $11.98 up
..... $2498
. black. [tray and brown. the best
The largest. stock oi Cloth Coats e
We carry the largest and best ussor
them for much less than any store
White Muslin Underwear.
W‘s alter
515 Main St.. Stamford
all the new shades and tip-iodine styles. from ..... $4.95 up to $35.00
\\'e will close out our entire stock of Girls' Coats at Sale Prices.
We also handle a full line of Ledlea' Hose. Petticoats. Corsets and
SALE IN BOTH OTORES:
33 South Malo BL. South Not-walk
ver assembled under one roof in
tment of Waieta in town and sell
in town. We court comparison.
free
Father William 0'00". 0! sinusoid.
spent Sunday at St. Mary‘s rectory in
Norwai‘k. . .
Walter G. Aiken. of Orange. I". .i..
spent the Snbbsth at his home in Wil-
ton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William t‘nrnlll. of
Bridgeport. spent the Sabbath with rol-
utives in Norwuik.
he“...
William P. DrKlyn. loll last evening
{or A‘llsntic City, where be will attend
u convention of candy mailers.
The lunch room at so Wall street.
formerly conducted by (i. G. M. tires-
ory is now being conducted by (‘bnrios
Miller.
Miss Laura il‘rnnros O‘ilriru. of New
Rochelle. spent the Sabbath in Nor.
walk with Miss May Ryan. oi l-‘runlr
iln avenue. ‘
~..—.—.s...~«-.
Mrs. Charles H. Hawahurst. of West
Main street. who is ill of pneumonia, is
in a Very critical condition. On Sun-
day it was necessary to administer
oxygen.
Norwailt Chaper. l)- A. it. will hold a
regular meeting 't‘hhrsday afternoon
with Mrs. Ill. H. Hotchklss. oi Arch
street. Miss Clara Hill will be pres-
ent and will speak.
Bryan H. Silk. oi the local police. is
s cracker-jack hunt-man. This fact
was proves Saturday when he went out
in quest of [ants and returned with
sacral rabbits and a number-oi wood.
0 k. .
There was some commotion. Batur.
no
lat-es bin. The wagon and'anlmal‘wsro
hauledout. both soloing-ed.
' W
" ototing Mayor Finn
n. .1. Welsh. M. J.‘
(an. Attorney
want. .i. ‘J.
Attorney Homer 8. (Juvenile 'al‘atbsv.
sea detonation train thetiatlloiio Club.
out.)
A nunlliar‘ oi other [pensioners more
i
fol“ "
WE ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS lN THIS PART OF THE STATE
Beers Brothers Co. 1
sad ’ ”iv " infythe‘dwsd-A ‘ "
stillne- .fltllliofelwk.
FOR THE THANKSGIVING
FEAST
our line of table Wines oi‘lrrs an
unusually wide‘ variety tor selec—
tion. as we can place the best
vintages of li‘runce. Germany.
Spain. Portugal. Hair and the.
United States at your disposal in
any quantity. This mes wines
that are pure and who some.
selected for our trade under our
own supervision.
Magnet & Flynn
138 Washington at. Phone 512-4
2 lbs Lamb Chops, 250 alifthe week
South Norwalk
Norwalll
Westport
[tilt lass “
onpsn 'ro :E'rru'mworxr.
District of rwalk, as. Probate
Court. November it. A. 0.. Hill).
Estate ol Cordelia Cudlipp. late of
Norn'alit. in said district. deceased.
Ordered. 'i‘hahthc administrator of
said estate exhibit his administration
account to this pout-t ior adjustment.
at the Probate ofllco in Norwaih. on
the illid day cl Noromber. liiltl. at to
o'clock t'orenoon:,end that all persons
interested in said estate may be null.
tied thereof. the administrator will
cause this ordervto be published in s
newnpuper harlot a circulation in said
district. at least live days belore said
23d day of Novcnbcr. llill'l.
. HENRY W. GREGORY.
Jildlv.
home of the ‘ranibboneMt!COy trio.
Many friends ot‘thc members of the
trio have been pleased to see them. es-
pecially in vice. of the (not that
their act is an excellent one. it is a?
sure cure for turbines.
The force of men employed by the
Connodncut Company has completed
the work of lay 3 one or the tracks
at the ton of Mil Hill, and have start-
ed upon the Work of laying the other
one. The east-bound tracks alonl the
Green are now closed to travel and
the trolleys are using the other track.
tor travel either“l way. A temporary
switch has ,beon'pnt into use. Switch
and Watchman Jonathan has fashioned
a small dheiter in an old dry ponds
box. and in till he sits dur n: his
hours of vigil in, an attempt to keep
warm. .
—-~a-—r-f-~—-—-'~
"Splendid!" e ' lined the old role:
not as company . passed the saluting
m ‘ .
"lilo you .hesrwvhat ole Nasty-lace
:est" his. 3 ol the; trout rank asked No.
”Stand fast a r parade. No. i. for
talking in the 1" st" snapped a oars
scant from near ‘
f'tt wasn't the
ulstYonld butt“;
trouble,“ hdvl,
""l‘a‘ihi‘ ‘ '
hiss!” muttered No.
[it lemon or in
n.3,!” Whistler. .
"moronic. wilt
. oi the lion» and senate will have to
7 Will's"! be searibed‘uaslheroiamg
:‘ Artlrlaiisedwnirltandmlli thrust ».l
. heart. 1h ‘
‘ term. .
ms
nos. 3 and 5 cazsrrs: BUILDING. nonwsut. cons.
TWELFTH‘ ANNUAL .
“FUR D
Friday, November 18th ‘
{A Larger and Finer Showing of All Kinds of For
Garments than ever before.
Watch for the Announcement Tomorrow
\
Pure Olive Oil
New
Malaga Grapes
G. GHIO'ITO
Tel. 927 119 Wash. 8t. Bridge.
A SQUARE DIAL
is 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.
ins and you will find satisfaction in
every deal. The best at value and ex-
reliant service. Our Suits at. 87 and
:10 cannot be bent.
GOTTLIEB’S
4-57 and 310+—
11 NORTH MAIN ITRIIT.
-xfl..-‘ .. - _ --..._..-~....m..........w
l
nuts llll___llilllllils.
funeral at Mrs. Emma Diurnal.
The funeral of Mrs. Emma Jean-
nette Sturges. who died (mm the of.
tort; ot a fall down stairs. was held
Sunday frnm,the Norm-id Gangrene.
tlonal Church. of which she had been
a member for many years. Rev.
leheton Moses conducted the ser-
vices. The ball bearers were: Ar-
thur Bradley. Charles Scoflcld. Fred-
erick Banks and Oscar Budd. The
interment was in the ramiiy plot in
Norileld Cemetery. Mrs. Biurges was
52 years of age. the widow of Moo-
son Sturges and a daughter of the
late Harry Finch. a lady of the
highest Christies character. a very
devoted mother and sister. and much
beloved by a large circle of friends.
Her loss is deeply mourned by her
surviving children. Cllll'ord. Parley
and Harry Sturxss and Miss Made.
line. her only daughter. Mrs. Stereos
is also survived by her brother. Henry
Finch. and two haitvbrothet‘l. George
Nichols. of Norwalk. Grenville Niclr
oils. of Fort Richmond. 8. 1.: three halt~
sisters. litre. lsaac Church, of East Nor»
walk. and two others ilvlna in the
west.
GHAMP CLARK lN WAOHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Nov. lb.-——il.epnseit-
tative Champ Clark. at stimuli. an.
accused candidate tor the sputter-ship
ot the coming Democratic House or
“Wresentativee. arrived in Washinl-r
ton that night.
'1 be e not been commission it
said Mr. clerk. "to arrenso any me
mm for the Democratic party. and i
am not using to try [to do it. in the
very nature or things the Deniocrate
get together to consult. about what
they want to’do‘end should do when
the new consist-screamed" .
Gritl
. 7 “eart-
lthe raino
t inductor. it stay.
“ill: and) backbone. seas .
WM iii steal ”subs ‘
bins,» ‘ “
”Mint line
it Wimh
“is. r ;
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
Patronlae us for your Cloth- ’
uncut
k‘ ’ by! .
(walls?
("I
-;. it;
A ,4,
5
i
We make a specialty of
‘Upwsrds oi One Huddred Samples displayed on our floor
Prices ranging from
lhi98
E are showing a
W
.When the war b‘then Britain and
hence ended in 1815 many of the
English soldiers found that their wives
had married again in the belief that
they were. widows. The formal sell-
lnx oi the wire was renrdod amend
the ignorant as a least solution to tlw‘
Nubian thus presented. audit is said
that the authorities at the dampened
.it heat to shut their eyes at the pro
coedin . A certain amount of [email
lty h to be observed. however. he
tore the sale was considered to , even
by themolt ignorant» A it hire
writer mentions two conditions Which
must be carried out to mails-small»
rectory .eelemths price urine wits
"thtiat both! less than l‘nhillias the
cents and she must he‘dellvened to
r:- purchaser with s new ; henna-
li‘ltsr nadir. dream to’
hit gtltev ease or
. Ill ,th
lone. '
W . fl
(as some one ritiltitl ,
«don‘t tenderer. . ltls
" ' as? d
Norwalk, Conn.
rt. -'
’95”?
iteEnamel
and Brass, Beds
Mattresses; Pillows. Bolsters
room Furniture. Bullets and China.
Closets for Thanksgiving. «Refumlsh
your home on our EASY PAYMENT,
PLAN. . it you prefer buying for Cash.
ask for our Cash Discount ‘
WHIN'WI'VI! wsn‘a auto. ” .
vapor Vestal-tr
“if! ”it”. . Vim ‘ .
0“
and add iron Beds.
-$40 ‘
newline of Dining-
Your choice at many styles and
fabrics-union! exclusive pat-
terns-all) AW?“ de-
crees above common.
place.
The Beat that can be bed are 1),
DENIM CLOTH” ’_ ‘
and priced moderately. one that!
before ”It, (Militia. ‘
sum Asojtivanooara
«are to aim
interwoven" s.............
outtheoeid..
a.
Norwalk Chronicler