. for the Whole
’ “ "Family
When you Want
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CONNEALLY
. .AND
”BRIA C KEN
SYSTEM
noun-t NORWALK.
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NEW HAVEN. Nov. 22.-—-Nowu was
TBCelved here today of the doath Yos-
yesterdny, at Paris, France, of l-iurrr
Grant Thompson, of this city. follow
ing an opornt ion for appendicitis: pm-
i'ormed yesterday. Mr. Thompson \Vilti
about ‘57 years of one. and secretary
and treasurer of the Henry ll. Thomp-
son 8: Sons Company. of Now Hith‘ll.
FERRIS COOK BOOK
We have a few'copies
left which may be had for
w
the asking. One lady writes
us as follows :——
"That gift is the most
sensible one a firmever
gave aWay. I have made several
good things to eat from it
with great success and I truly
thank you for sending me a copy."
That‘s for Thanksgiving. We
shall have an attractive calendar
for you as usual jcs‘ 'fore
Christmas.
THE FERRIS COAL CO.
w) New * Sanitary
BAKERY
is Now Open
,tli npw rooltlmz. larvrythhfn in imk-
rry line. All pure. htwt quality gtmdn
usml Norompouud.
Chas. Holzhausen
The Paris , Cloak & Suit House
33 soon-t MAIN armor. noun-l NORWALK
Women of limited means uhnnld route to, nlilor their Clothing.
'We have never carried such at large stock; we were never so ready
with all that's beautiful and warmed in wumen‘lr cements now.
The nuvlngo we. urn in t1 ponttlon to offer you nre such that. every
economical wornun own; it to herself to take advantage of them.
LADIES‘ and MissES' SUITS. from $9.98 up to 335.00.
LADlES’ COATS from 84.” up to $35.00.
The Iurnbst utock 0t Wnlutv in town ut, the right prices.
llut remotnhorthut we are not utlvortlnlng $4 or :5 articles for
31.98. or 33 articles! for 990. We Alter Free.
SALE IN BOTH OTOREB:
515 Moln at. Stamford , 33 SouthMoln 92.. South Norwolk
w
. Turkeys, 22c, 25c, 280, 300 lb.
Choice Malaga Grapes, 3 lbs. 25c
Tokay Grapes, 3 lbs 250
Stores will be Open Tues. and Wed. Ev’gs
Until 10 p. m. Closed All Day Thursday
.9.
South Norwalk
Norwalk
Westport
Beers Brothers Co.
I
N08. 3 ‘ndflws GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK.
ATT
éONN..
Thanksgiving Table Linen
MANY BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS OF DAMABK TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINB
tfrnunt lmnnmlt 'l‘nhlo t‘lpthu ............................................................ 50c. 75c. 80¢ per yard
lllenrht-tl lintnnnk ’l‘nhln Cloths .............................................. .50c. 76c. Cl. $1.25. $1.50 per yard
llnmnnk 'l‘uhln Sets, runnlntlng ot‘ one 'l‘ulnlo t'lntlt nnd i don, Nopktnu. uro oxtrn vulno ut. . .36, £7,315.75. $9. $12.50
Evpnruto anklnu in grunt vnrlt-ty, trmn ...................................................... $1.25 to $12.50
Seasonable Offerings in the Bargain Basement-«Turkey Platters
ALL SlZEB—LARGE CHOICE OF DECORATIONS AT LOW PRICES . ‘
'l‘lw Envoy (‘orm'otl itouwtt-rn, henry stool it) by l7»; inchos' ............................................. $1.00
Pie 'l‘im, ll lllt'h .......... . ................................................................................ 2t:
Decorated Chine Cups and Suttmru ........................................................................ 10c
llevorutetl liltmer I’Inte'; ............ . ................................................................. 6c
Decorated Fruit l-luttvorn .................................................................................. 3c
(linen t‘t-lot'y llinhoa ....................................................................................... 7c
(linen (‘runlwrry lu’uhns. dozen ............................................................................ 50c
(Zut tilnun Sltlln nnti l’uppan. Sterling tons. per pair ...................................................... 75c
’l‘hln 'l'nmhlrxs slr. paltrrnn. not of six .................................................................. 19c
upgulnr lllz' Purina Knlrmt’ ................................................................................. 7c
Hardwood llolling Pins ................... . ................................................................ 1 5c
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
Norwalk, Conn.
Nothlng looks more out of place
him it troll dream-d woman and n
hunhunti who wears nhuhhy t'lmllt‘lt. t
MOTORMAN EXONERATED. l ADVERTISE!) LETTERS.
warmnnunr. Nov. 2‘2. -l)opnlyl Below is n lint ul hitters remaining
t‘ottmor W. ll Lilnkopenro todny oxon- {uncalled for at the following tum om
orutrtl lrring Richardson. mulormnn , era for the current Week.
of thr- rur which run down and klllml i Norwalk.
Minn Alive Mt’i.f'.nlilltl. l7. in thin rityj \l'llttmid Ollhr. Main St
taut Friday. lie with. hmvovor. thnt’t Annou llonnol.
in hill opinion the our won lining run. Mr. uml Mrs tltt‘nu'lt-t
at u wood IIt‘HIlltI the limit of zantotvj Miss hturin turn.»
The rot-untu- rmmmut‘ntlu that Ill!“ Gust Millnlrn, lit Sam 5t t‘Jl,
Ixutltn ho uhiltml from tho side of thoI MW Alter Suydmn. t'rnnlmtr
103thth (In Wont Main street. near tho: the Mill')‘ Wills. .‘x‘t-wtowu Aw
Hiker:
' unity and the r
("mm "ID by
Jlfiwd Benjamin afiflrw york
351 South Wain Street
of‘
Benjamin Clothes
‘3? BEN IT'S TURKEY TIME it‘s Clothe: Time. Thanksgivln naturally truncate thoughts of feasting. of sports. of “dress-
. inpup.” It is I season of social and business activity. and w en it is with us we should be comfortably and correctly
Let u: on; est that now. while the reason is comparatively young. you become familiar with Benjamin Clothes. their high
clever It to. Ponibly Thank-giving has brought to your mind the quutlon of purchning an Overcoat. Pos-
, y o heavy Suit would o more to your liking. In either case,
h 8tyle., come to our Ihop and inspect there particularly high-clue made-in-New~Yorlr germentr.
SUITS ”AND ovnncoA'rs, : z : : ”$13 to on
Joaeph DaVls
“'1
groan. m the middle of tho highway. I E. S, illmhlh‘. Acting l' M
in tho
COAL TRADE?
\‘l'lm buys rant ”KM?
Who handler rout right?
Who sells mat right?
W110 delivers. roul right?
--WE 00——
Thuso rm- our strong points, our
"RM" In Pool. that's why
WE ARE “IT"
in the . .
COAL TRADE
ilazleton Coal
clothed.
if you octuolly want utiefoctory Clothe: and authentic New
at: Washington 8t. 1 . ..
South Nomnlk. Conn. .,
After the Thorium Dinner
j ,v i __ “NP “and
econ
dertul y large amount of but
'l‘hnnltnglvlng dinner with a stove burn
The Harris & Gans Co.
Tel. 721
Pompeian
.50c Size . ,. .395
W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
on artists
THANKS'GIVING
COAL
Our cont ls'truty Thu‘nltmvlnx cent.
for it's of the kind that burn! cloorly.
lcolly and than produces I won.
'l‘hle Thanksgiving preplre the
inn our cont» Land. ulan, hunt the WWW
with our cool; and you'll he truly
thankful.
68 Water Street
...~.......... .. Q. ,. . 0.. , WM
Massage Cream
a North Main sr. Mm...
gnaw m:
“My
-
Pure Olive Oil
No 4 '
Mm...
IMF '
, .u
, u...
IT WILL WARM THE
COCKLES OF HIS HEART,
and give the old mun on appe-
tite for his turkey and plum putt-
tling When Suntu Claus samples
some or our pure. Volvoly and
exquisitely llnvorrtl Chirkoncock
whiskey when on his rounds.
“no mmplimentn of the season
t on he drunk in our choice stock
at tine whine and liquors. We
hurt" the heist hrnndn 0! hratl'
dine, whiskios, wines, cordialu
and hours to he found anywhere.
Magma-78}~ Flynn
lilfl Washington St. 'Phone 542...
iii“ tutu
LEGAL NOTICE.
Starr- of (‘mnmrtit-ut. District of Not-
n'ulk, 5:41 Nnxrznhor :51. A. ll. l‘Jltl,‘
\Vlwreun. n curtain written agree»
- Il't nt. llflii’li thr- Iltlh dot- of November.
into. in and humor-n John E. Solomon.
of North Newport. in the Shun of Now
llnntpshiro, pul'l)‘ of the first part. and
llnrt) Neunmnn und l-iolrn Neumann.
lldllllalltl and wile. ul Norwuik. in said
Illntt'tl‘t. ltlll‘llt-ir u: the second purl.‘
providing in unbatnm-v tor the legal'
adoption ivy unld parties at lhc sm'olul
port of i-‘runh Edwnrd Solomon. u min-l
or t'llllll of said purl,» of the first part.
has neon tiled in this Court and npplt.
ration huu linen mode to thin (‘ourt
for the alli'luitll pt Mild agreement:
t‘lrdortd. ”hat :ztltl application
he ,
i. hrnrd :nul dots-rmlnrt‘i at the Probati-
”thin in .‘intwnlh on the Stith (lav ot'
Nuvrttlu-r, lllltt. m it ‘rlorlt minimum;
and that nut-“r native hereof Iw girrn
in puhllshllr: thin order in it new».
pupt-r il.l‘lltl~i .u t-éruulntlnnh said Nan.
lrict ill low Il~t~ dnr'x llt'IOIi“ Blilll till)“ 5
Ill hunting: '
lliis‘fi‘t' W tilllfiltlllY. ,
Judge. I
lllllliS Alli] fllllllllli.
Mn. Edward F. Weed.
Mrs. Ellwutd l‘rnnklln Wet-d
Sniurdny. at her into
In“: lt
died.
resident-o on
Contentment lolund, near Dorian. She .
was upwards of eighty years old. Mrs.
Wood is nnrvlwd by her husband. the
non of Sutnuol Weed. n New York In-
unrnuoe bloltt‘l‘. tier flrat husband
wnn Vincent (Tolyor. nu urtlut. and
for Home yours. an'lndlnn Commission-
or. Mr, Colynr nutnhllahed their
home on Contentment lslnndwKen.
soil Lodge. He died altout twenty
your: mo. 1
Gear? . Hall.
George n. Hill. a tomato of the
Flush Home for Sol tern tn Noroton.
(mun. died at that institution on But-
wrtluy. He won I private in t‘ompany
h‘.._ Fifteenth Regiment. Connecticut
Volunteer infantry nnd was 77 years.
ti month". nu'i ill days old. His re-
II'KIIH were tnlun to Milford for tun"
ll.l this mornitu.
Joe capo-no.
Word watt received yesterday of the
sleuth in Italy. of Joe Copuano. a mom.
her oi“ the .‘orWnlk Ilnrhern‘ Union.
whufwu formerly employed by lihr
unite blur. of Main ntreet. Mr. Cap-
unno. who wait afflicted with lung trou-
hlo‘ wont to ltaly tome limo ago in
tho hope of ronllning his health.
was renouaou SURPRISID.
Min Myrtle Formation. of Pint
street. Mont Norwnllt. Will lurprlud by
about thlrty ot‘ her'rrlentll Inst oven-
ln; at her home. The young people
met at tho South Norwnllt pout. place
end then went to the home of their
uneuepoetlnx hasten. ‘ They ware
more than repaid tor their effort: by
the Inrprleo with which the greeted
them. Mlu Foreman proved o charm.
in. beaten. ' During the “th the
nodal unto- were played and‘ht n tote
hour. "Monmouth wore rowed. Then
monk: and ginning. were onltnrlttlnml3
the merry throng
duper loathe»,
mpeotlvo home. “9 ‘ ‘ V .
Thanksgiving
Post Cards
6 for St:
W. A. Briggerman's
Stationery Store
Donovan Block. 132 Waohlngton 8t.
e.
n
“‘57-?"
“fut
The National tiny of Thanksgiving
will soon be here again. when it. hu-
hooros every one to be grateful for
the goodness of the past year. We will
he rlouod on that day to out turkey.
like every one else; but, before and
utter. \t'r are here to attend to your
Clothing interests in such I way no in
odd to your thankfuluess.
()ne of our :10 Suits or Overconts
might make the day more enjoyable.
GOT'I'LIEB’S '
--$7 and $10——
11 'NORTH MAIN MEET.
" ruminant” moumv.”
WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-Plnns for
the lnvesttgotton directed by the Son-
nte to be made into 80~Call8d "third
degree“ mothodo employed by the
pollen of the country. were dluouwnd
today in nu informal meeting of the
apoclol committee of tho Bonnie to
conduct fiuoh an inquiry. Those pro»
out were: Senator's Bandstand. nl’
Connectlcut: Boron. of Metro, and On
orman. of North Carolina.
Mayor Sylvester. chief of police of
the District of Columbia, and omelaln
of tho Dopnrttnont of .iultleo. prohnh-
ly will be called before the committed
to import such information on they
mny more on the nutrient.
«aw
«in irrrrnous
wunrnln on, mum on onown
neutron. dunno av zmo
Ann unto so». _
”an
All uuueum. outrun.
M
The l'lulmtl Dru: 'storo are to 934
pry permit, be it man. woman or ehlltl.‘
_ mww,,... . .... .LMM
rultln to cometo ourato‘rn ond procure
a bottle of ammo ml o Miro of
.voumrnteu to “ILL Hlmflu".
* NW filtl’f‘MN. NM. law—Minuet
finch. I talthnnlttn. ell ill mm ate
2mm to and hi! it at his home at
mil firm r,
I“ , ' .
Ir untitled with main. . com '_ Mk
Int! out My money. , ;; dent:
intuit-n. I ma
‘ outline .
than you >
who has “irritated. tender or Robins-
znuto soup out it you .m not gum ’
Norwalk Chronicler