Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 21, 1910 · page 8

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‘FERRIS coon BOOK

.VERYTHING
New that 3 good

 ‘Shoes
for the Whole

. Family
When you Want
Them

We have a few copies

 

left which maybe had for

 

the asking. One lady writes

as as lollows:-

 
 

 
 
 
 

“That gift is the most-

senaible one a firm ever

 
 
 
 
 
 

gave away. I have made several
good things to eat from it

with great success and I truly

That's for Thanksgiving. We

 

shall have an attractive calendar

 

 

THAT IS THE for you as usual jes’ 'fore
CONNE ALLY Christmas.
. 1 ‘--——--—AND THE FERRIS COAL co.
B R A C K E N
SYSTEM

.1 WAOHINGTON OTREET.

thank you for sending me a copy."

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33 SOUTH MAIN ITRIIT.

 

The Paris Cloak 8: Suit- House,

 
 

‘OOUTH .NORWALK

 

 

 

 
 

I remember that we are not
$1.03. or Sit articles ior title.

Women of limited around should come to no for their Clothlnl
We have never curried such It large stock: we were never so ready
with all thats beautiful and wanted in women’s garment! a now.

The savings we are in It petition to otter you are such that ovary
economical woman covers it to herself to take advantage oi them.

LADIES' and MISBES' IUITB. from ".90 up to $35.00.

LADIES’ COAT! from $4.98 up to 836.00.

The largest stock or Waiats in town at the 'riglit prions.

advertising 84 or $5 articles for
' We Altar Froo.

 

515 Main at. Standard

BALE iN BOTH STORES:
33 South Main on, South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

Until 10 p. m. Clos

 

IOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 8084

 
 
 
 
 

I-Il tiunro \\'I,IIlIIIIsIlrt\‘ Itiulrt.
giving III'II. at titt-
t‘lulr. The dance sill iIII hold at llII
usual time. Wltit illt.‘ Clii‘lillM'il much
the (‘lilll is (Iain-vitally twll oqnlppot
tor IinntII IlanIIIs

 

Illillt‘ililtilltl point to it largely attend-

'l‘lrauks-
Nor-walk t‘ortntry‘

 

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Turkeys, 220. 25c, 28c. 30c lb.
Choice Malaga Grapes. 3 lbs 25c

Tokay Grapes, 3 lbs 250
Stores will be Open Tues. and Wed. Ev’gs

 

Beers Brothers Co.

ed All Day Thursday

Norwalk
Weslpogt

 

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I i Mourners oi the iim Scouts promise
itu IiII sortie good turn IIIIIry illi)‘ At
la diIInI-I- Khl‘ll in Now York in his

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

IT WILL WARM THE
COCKLES OF HIS HEART.

and give the old man an appo-
IitII for his turkey and plum purl»
than when Santa l‘lnils samples
some 01 our pure. vIIlvoty IIIIIi
exquisitely flavored ClIlIIkI-IIIIIIIIk
whiskey when on his rounds.
The IIoInplinionis oi the season
can ho drunk in our t‘lltlli‘O amok
oi‘ lino wines and liquors, We
have IIIII best brands of brain.
IllI-s, witlsklos, wititva. oordlalii
and hours III iIo found any thIrII.

Magner 8r Flynn

, 138 Washington St. Phone 542—4

honor by IhtI itoy Scouts of America.
,Itionoral Baden Powell told the follow
ilna:

l "The oilrIIr day in t‘unuda l hoard
{about a little (‘uttatllnit boy who, when
.ire wont to bed. suddenly rocollorttid
itlIIIt lw hadn‘t tlono a single good turn
liliut dur. ills I~nIIIIIIiIInoII With gnaw-
ing at him lio heard a littio noise in
the owner of his room, and he not. up
iohd li'll'ilfil‘ll n Within that had been
Imuaht in the trap. Thou Ilt‘ gave it
in: tho Int."

l Sonn- limo ago a rrowd oi llothry
furrorto went over in l’lrlltidttlllhll '0
Isoetr printI tight (mo M50 any 'uiIo
Inmonx other lIiIllLti, is something 01 a
Ipickpookot has so auro oi the result
:thai he was ullliua to llt'l on it. ‘Tlto
IKIIi's min" to win. ll's It pipe“ he
Eloid :I iriond The friend uxproaaod
fIloubIII "8am he‘ll win." tho pick

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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here to a “DENJ
book of doom. Taro la “BENJAMIN"
f invineible. They are mounts in price.

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

" “trial for every occasion and "bENJAMlN" Style ea dependable as the rule
tailoring. which. for over a quarter of a century. has stood

SUITS AND OVERCOATS, $18 to $80
‘A moat Complete Line at Men'a Furnishinao that are on a par with our "benlamin" Clothes

“Within utensil.

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duet Arrived. a 0

”firms... 3, ”M

each at

Velvet Shoes

 

South Nor-walk. Conn.

Black and Brown

poikot persisted.
“nirh ho wfl'lns Still the friend doubt-
.mt. way." exclaimed Ibo pirkuoviivt
"‘l'rn willing to bet you a gold watt-h ho
wiua' Y". know rahnt l‘ll do. Como
Ithronalr the train with me now. an‘ I"
run piIIk out any old “at. :I I‘ like."
“\our enemies are Ialiluu
lioas'
"You." replied Sonutor Sorghum.
"Well. In order to avoid being called
I quitter or a moiiyroddlo. i guess I‘ll
have to make hood my right to the It-
Ilo "I-IIWIrablngtoa Star
‘t-io Ion aunt. to Iuat'rv rIrv daugh-
lot. sir?" said lite gmoohv old man.
‘lII- you, sir.“ said llIII youth
lio you take her tor a tool
"utilrohnuo That in not the
toroidal aunt ' marry horf“wl‘on-
hora Statesman. ~
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Sentinel who... pay.

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Benjamin Clothes

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

South Nonvdli ,.

i'li hot you ll gold .

Cronin lialiittnk Table ('lollitt ..

Separate Napkins in great Val‘lely,

THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.

TRISTRAM & HYATT

N08. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.

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lilonIIhIId lintnaslt 'l‘abio (‘lotha ................................................. 50c. 75c. O1.
Damask Table Sets. consisting of one Table (‘loth and i don. Napkins are extra value at..

‘ MONDAY. NOV. or, tom

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Thanksgiving Table Linen

MANY BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS OF DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS

75:, 80¢ per yard
““35. 01.50 per yard
”V "I “76. $9. .12.

from .................................................. . $1.25 to 012.3

Seasonable Offerings in the Bargain Basement---Turkey Platters
ALL BllllmLARGE CHOICE OF DECORATIONS AT LOW PRICES

The Savoy Covered Roaatots, heavy ateol Ill try 17% Inches .......... . ...................... . ........... $1.00
We Tins, it inch .................................................................................. . ........ 2e
Decorated China Cops and Saucers ......................................................................... loo

Decorated ill nor Plates ................................................................................. .. 6o
Decorated lI'I‘Iit telnurorii ............................................. . ..................................... 3e
(ilan Celery Irishoa ....................................................................................... 7e
(lingo (‘ranhorry Dishes, dozen ............................................................................

(an! Giana bulls and vamp”, Starling tops per pair ..................................... . ................ 750
Thin Tumblers IIix patterns. not 01' six .............................................................. 19o
Regular lilo Purina Knives ................................................................. ,. ................ 7c
Hardwood Rolling Pins ......... . ................................................................... 150

 

Tristram 8. Hyatt,

 
 

Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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COAL TRADE?

\i’ho buya cool right?
Who handle: cool right?
Who ullo coal rii‘tht'.‘
Who daltvora cool right?

—we no.—

Thoie are our strong points. our
"tram“ in coal: ,tlrnl‘o why

WE ARE “.11"

in the

.COAL ratios
liazleton mCoal

TheB. HushfielddrSonCo

Toi.84.122 Water at.

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THANKSGIVING
COAL

 

Oar ml is truly Thanksgiving oool.
tor it‘s at the kind that burns clearly,
economically and that produce- : wont
Ilert'ully large amount at heat.

Thin Thanksgiving prepare- the
Thanksgiving dinner with a store burn-
Inc onreoa1~~and.alao. heat tho home
with our coaiwand Soull lie truly
thankful.

The Harris & Gans Co.
Tel. 721 68 Water Street

Po mp e I a II
Massage Cream
50c Size 39o
W. F. .Wifiinore BI Co.
annotation, So.NorwahI

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‘Ititii‘tti titans!

George Britta.
George iiritto formerly of South
Norwaik died at the 81. Alexis Hospi-
tal in t‘lavIIlauIl. tihlo uhile bring op

 

mm ulna

loaded the funeral
tho Garfield cometary in Clev.oland
lie hi survived by a wits and child. He
also loans a mother. trio brothers and
one sister.

Wesley N. Buckles.

Word was received in The Norwulks,
Saturday. oi the death of Wesley Hav-
(I) lirtoklee. only son oi Major Charles
W. and Nellie Havey nilt'kk’t‘. oi Hart-
iord. lormorly oi Stamford. Funeral
Irrviroa worn hold this afternoon from
87 North Broadway. Yonkers. Now
the residence oi his uncle. John CullIIII.
York

WILL APPOINT ABOTRACTOR.

The ri.y asaossms of Norwalk will
probably settle in a day or two the
appointment of an omciol nlIstraIItor.
This position pays Wit and takes two
or three weeks for the pork. l-‘or 1!qu
oral years the work has been done by
Attorney Loo Davis. and although the
Democrats have illt.‘ majority of the
board. Mr. Davis will no doubt retain
the position. either by n Intuitive up
polntmant or by nonot‘ilnn oi the
board. which will make him a hold-
over. Considerable internet is being
taken in the matter in Norwalk politi-
cal rlrI-ipn. I

MANDEVILLEa-KUGLER.

Rev. DeWitt 1‘. Van Doren. of Error
avenue, mart-ind II young oouplo at his
home on Saturday. They were James
Arthur Manda-lilo and Miss Matilda
Kuxlor, The former is a stock broker
of Neo York out, while Miss Kayler
was a Iosidont oi Orange N J

Harry ll. Btraaiux. oi Summer street.
It iormer employee of the Great Atlan-
ilt' and Pflt‘lfli‘ Tea Company. but who
has lately In following up his usual
and old It s railing. that at advance
agent for a traveling road company.
spent Saturday and yesterday at hll
home with his family. lie has but re-
cently returned from Reading. PIL.
where he lett tor a short run home. He
in advance agent tor the Cohen‘s
“Yankee Price." a musical comedy.
and leaves Norwnlk tonight. for Phila~
dolphin. whore he will again take up
with the company.

 

 

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Mira Adallae Naphay. oi Osborn
avenue. Who has employed in F E
lmhoood & Cola store in Wall strut.
has gone to New Haven. Whore one
In visiting her stator. tormerly lino
lies-lo Napliey, oi East Norwallr. Miss
hapboy will leave soon {or Daytona.
limit“. and will spend some time at
Seabreoao. Florida. where she hart
Irionda. Her place during her at»
ounce i being ably tilled by Mia Mae
ll. Sari it, 01' West Mantle. Mina Na-
plroy will leave tor the aouthland one
week from tomorrow.

This evening Our Brother's Lodge.
No. 10.1. 0. 0. Ft. will hold It meeting
in the Wall street rooms III which
three oaadidatoa will be given the noc-
ond decree. Next month it is axpadtod
that there will be about ten or ilitoon
candidates to start. and that Pequot:-
noolI lodge. oi Brldzoport. Will come to
Norwolit on more meeting night. it is
customary tor than two looses to or
choose a visit each year.

The civil one of Waidron b Riordan
vs. The hallo inland improvement
Company. the outooino of a dispute
over the amount due for a place of
work and the amount oi warp no at

M— .,

 

 

Pure Olive Oil;
New
Malaga Grapes

 

 

Ioomanodm

Iran. inland. to on trial today II the

Edward M toekwooti The om woo
adjourned at noon. but was married
at a (clock.

I

seem Ordtut and homily. of East

 

hernia. . urn. (train has Iona rota.
t M trivial to tan, Angola-I- and II «on
m o be a there. r. will".

heathen". New Y .
mm by .( “flue

 

 

I-rnted IIII ior appendicitis Wednesday i

Namath Town court. hetero .iadgoi

Narnia. am moved to Bouillon. Bai- .

IEBII lllIIllIlS

ORDER TO SETTIII" Ai‘ (‘OI NT.

 

lliatriot of Norwalk. as. Probate
Conn. \‘ovornber iii A. 11.1910.
Estate 01 Conrad llorda late of Not-

HlI-I brothers. Lester and I ,walk in soil district,
Ernest. his wliII sister and mother and I ( deceased

Alex lletnarost of Smith Norwalk at. A," fidminmmfion arrount

()Indored That the executrix exhibit
to this

”9 has buried I“ ‘ IoIIIt for adjustment. at the Probate

other in \orwalk on the lat day of
December. 1910. at 10 o'clock lore-
noon; and that all persons interested
in said ostato may be notified thereof.
the oxeoutrlx will cause this order to
be published in a newspaper having a
circulation In said district. at least.
five days beiore said lat day oiI'De-
camber. 19.10.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.

 

Miss Inez lianiels. oivthe selectmen'a
otiice. spent Saturday and Sunday in
New Haven.

Belle—Two men have proposed to
me, and i don't know which in accept.

Nollie—~Whlrlt has the most money?

HelleSay. if i knew that. do you
think in be asking ior adviro'.’--—Clevo-
land loader.

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'A Iran who enjoys seeing a woman
in tears in a brute."

'i doat know about that." replied
Mina Cayenne ‘One of the klndest'
husbands I know takes his wife to
see all the emotional plays."-—\i'aah-
lngton Star.

.._. .... ...._.... -._._...

Motorton. Sr ~— "You kept tht car out
rather late last evening, son What
delayed you?"

Motorton. Jr.-——"Had a blowout. dad."

Motorton. Sr.-—-“H'mi Tire or road.
house?"——-Puclr.

 

 

 

Why Not Get
Rid of that Beatl-
ache for Good

by having your eyes properly titted
with It pair oi our glasses.

Our Physician. who is a Skilled
Eye Specialist. will examine your
eyes and prescribe the correct
glasses. NO CHARGE FOR EX-
AMINATION.

THAM‘ER

STAMFORD - CONN
Orton Mood” a Saturday Evening:

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Thanksgiving

Post Cards

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Donovan limit. III Washington It.

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

alcoves now 10:11:.“

a sentinel: o

be stored on that ‘v turkey.
like every one clear WW and

 

 

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