.VERYTHIN G FERRIS coca soon
Now that’s good :
. We have a lewcopies
left which may be had for
the asking. . One lady writes
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for the Whole «
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When you Want ,
thank you for sending me a copy."
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That‘s for Thanksgiving. We
. ' ' ‘ h ll h e tt cti alendar
THAT IS THE ‘ S a 8V an ta ta V6 C ”
us as follows 5—-
"That gift is the most
sensible one a firm ever ‘
gave away. I have made several
good things to eat from it
with great success and I truly
for you as usual jes‘ ’tOre
.CONIEALLY
-“BRACKEN '
‘ SYSTEM
’1. WAIHINGTON BTREET.‘
' COUTH NORWALK.
. ,‘TELEPHONE 10M
. Clifford Bolts. of Yale, is spending
Thanksgiving at his'lituuc in Now-
towu avenue. ~
. . W. Franklin Bishop. lot l’aic, ls
‘ . . spending Thanksgiving-at his boats in
H Bcldon avenue.
L" . William J. Tracey, .lt'., of Yale, its
spending Thanksgiving at his parental
home in West avenue.
lira. M. (llbson and Miss Edith Ilur-
chard. daughters of the late Mr. and
Mrs. lloardmnn llurrhui'd. are spending
M Xé'c‘érh’i‘nfla‘”pld’éiiniinau‘ and oils—
tom. aservlce ol' thanksgivln will be
The‘Paris Cloak“
33 south MAIN eraser.
‘8: Suit house
,fl ’ IOUTH NORWALK
Women of limited means should come to us for their Clothing.
We have never carried such a large stock; we were never so ready
with all that's heautiiul and wanted in woman's garments as now.
The savings We are in a position to otter you are such that every
economicalt woman owes it to herself to take adventure of them.
. LADIES' and Mlufl' SUITS. from 19.0! up «3336.00.
LADIEB' GOAT! from “.08 up to $35.00.
.’l‘he largest stock of Waists in town at tiiorlxht prices.
ltui remember that we are not advertising M or in articles for
$1.98. or 83 articles for 99¢. ‘ We Alter Free.
BALE lN BOTH STOREB: , .
615 Main 8L, dismford 33 South Main at" Booth Norwslk
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Turkeys, 220. 250, 280, 3001b.
Choice Malaga Grapes, 3 lbs 25c
Tokay Grapes, 3 lbs 25c
Stores will be Open Tues. and Wed. Ev'gs
Until 10 p. m. Closed All Day Thursday
South Norwaik
Norwalk
Westport
Beers Brothers Co.
“in. '.i..‘“'.'-.:.."..iir nmé'timt'o'r lint-kink?
ham W. ii. t‘., No. Iii). the yearly cler~ Norwaik high
graduated from tin»
importance. will conic before the corps. l studying this year at \t’orcostur Poi):
A full nttcntlanco is requested by lilOiltEifIlllli‘ school, is «expected homo this
prositlont evening it)“ the holidays. .
A sinuil grass “to in the roar oi it‘.‘
it. Mcrrili's burns in ilrnaii ltivcr. (‘llll- mpoi‘lt‘tl to Fill”
ed thr- llopc lint-w auto truck and the \‘oiitnet today that hv had been re
(‘llit‘l, with sevct‘nl others. to that place . lit‘vetl of $th at a homo in Raymond
this "writing about 11:30. The liraistrcoi, where he has been boarding
“its tht'valmiing the barn of Mr Mer—j’l‘ho ohiei‘ made an investigation but
, held atllte Knight Street . M. E. _ , .~ . , .x _ .
Church. tomorrow at it a. m The ser- Riv ulntti at the bulimia. Mu lorit
than will be preached by the pastor. " ’
Rev. S. H. V, Gunilla. upon the sub~ ~THANKSGlVlNG NIGHT.
i ject, The Benefits of Giving Thanks, Armory. Basketball. All Now
The choir will render selections ap~1Yorks Vs. Not-walks. High School vs.
prom-late to the occasion; St. Paul's. ot Bridgeport. Dancing.
rill. but was soon extinguished, ithun far no srrcsta have been lllmlt‘.
‘ comm mo y.
Jilted bsnjsqin oMew yon.
M also :- : of
Benjamin Clothes
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nullity" and th :- clever st le. Possibly Thanksgiving
" titty s heavy Butt would more to your lilting...
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lag-up.” It is s season of toast and business activity. and w
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'HEN IT'S TURKEY TIME it’s Clothes Time. Thanksgiving naturally suggests thoughts of toasting, of sports. at "dréss-
on it is with as we should be comfortably and .correctiy
clothed.
‘ ' Lentils mg est that now. while the season is comparatively young. you become familiar with Benjsmin Clothes. their high
.1 has brought to your mind the question of purchasing an Overcoat. Pos-
in either use.
Style” come to our shop and inepeet these particularly high-class msde-lmNew-‘Iorlt garments.
, ~ sorts lino ovaacoars, : : : : . :818110880
it you actually want ntisisctory Clothes and authentic New
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NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN. ' 2 .~
Separate Napkins in great variety, from ..................... ... .............................. $1.25 to $12.50
(‘Jlnitltl l‘inhheliof‘Ntlrtvnlk. who '
lion ot' otllt‘ers and other business of,school last year. and who has boon '
A colored man. John l lilt hurtlson. ;
of iniirt William
I; "knows" in coal;
«mm . she nu spent several hours. Her dent v,
} ital: nu. think-giving Dinner
'....'1twm City,
Thanksgiving Table Linen ' .
MANY BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS OF DAMABK TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKlNB
(Ircnnt lluninah 'l‘abio Cloths ....... ................ ..... .....‘. .......... ........60e. 75c, 80¢ per yard
liloucluiti ilitlllittilt ’l'uliic Cloths .................................... . ............ 50c, 75c, .1, $1.25, {1.50 per yard
i'lni‘unak 'i‘ithlte riots. consisting of one Table Cloth and i don. Napkins, are with value at. . .IB. .7, $8.75. 69. $12.50
Seasonable Offerings ~ in the Bargain Basement-«Turkey Platters
ALL SIZES—LARGE CHOICE OF DECORATIONS AT LOW PRICES
The Savoy (lovorcd Roasters, heavy steel it) by ill/g inches ............................................. $1.00
Pic Time, it inch ........................................................................................... 2o
Decorated (.‘hlna Cups and Saucers ........................................................................ 10c
Decorated I‘linnt-r Pinion ................................................................................... 6o
Decorated Prnil Stun-urn .......................................................................... . ........ (to
Glass (minty lllshca .................................................................... ............... 7c
Glass Cranberry lilahos. dozen ................................................................... . ........ 50c
Cut tilusa Suits and Peppers. Sterling tops. per pair ...................................................... 76c
Thin Tumblers six patterns. set of six ............. z ..................................................... 19c
iluitllltll‘ mp yum,“ iinive" ..... ................................................................... . . . . . . ... 7c
Hardwood itoiling Plnu ............................................................................. . ..... 15¢
Tristram 8. Hyatt, ‘Norwalk, Conn.
I H.Krieger& Co. 3
West Washington St, 80. Norwaik
Clothing for Men and Women .
'* Boys and Girls ‘
‘ - - ”aw—“MM..-“
in the
COAL TRADE? ;
Who buys cool right?
With handles coal right?
Who sells cool right?
Who delivers cool right?
-WE DO—
Tilmle “M1 Oilt‘ BUT)“ points. Olli‘
that's why .
WE ARE “H"
in the
Japanese Model
Made of fine velveteen;
especially appropriate
C01"L “3"“ for immediate use. This ,
Hazieton Coal Waist has Persign yoke .
'l‘heB.llersliileid&SonCo. 3.“ lflitlmeti . it Pep.
Tent“. in Water at. L‘ 5'8“ p‘plng. t
Special Price
‘50
Hall-titted, long, black and
navy blue COATS. Made
of line. heavy Lymansville
cheviot, half satin lined,
aranteetl all wool and
as! black. Special $18’
Sizes up to 47 bust
”Other models consist of the
double- laced materials.
Misses' and Women’s Sizes
”$9.98-335»
Open a Charge Account _
and have the goods when you need them 1-,»
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The National illi) of Thanksgiving
will soon lw iii-rt- again. when it be-
hooves every one to be grateful for
the goodness of the post year. We will
be closed on that iiav to out turkey.
like every one rise. but. before and
liter. we are iltll't‘ to Ilium! to your
l‘inthlng intorcste in such a way its to
aid to your thankiuihesn
One of our Sill Suite or Overcoat:
might make the day more enjoyable.
GOTTLIEB’S
, ”$7 and $10——
11 MONTH ”MN ITIIIT.
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ilillill militant.
Mrs. Gnome I. Finnoy.
Feeling perfectly well yesterday at
.3 o‘clock. when the tell the homogof
friends. where Itlltl hsti client the otter-
noou. lira, (looms it}. Finntw. of ii
Henry strot't. Novwnik. died of heart
tailors some tints between the hours at
it and ti o‘clock liar inmhnnti. return-
ing to flirt housc last evening at 6:15.
tram his staploymvnt in 'i‘ristrsm it
Mott's store. in Wall street. lound his
wife lying on the floor dssd. Mrs.
ll‘ianoy won not incline in the belt of
health inst week. and him several days.
at illness. but sothins in alsrm her.
and as she recovered. to all sonar-
efi’u. it was thought that she ling stir
it y gotten over the «ducts of its!
sickness. This week she felt all rim
and tins unusaslly lolly and ii is
howled yin-toms alteration. when est
seen alive by the lrtentls with ‘who
“is.
lT WlLL WARM THC
GOGKLKQ OF HI. HIART.
end give the old man an opp.»
tlte for his turkey and plum pitti-
diug when aunts (limit samples
some of our pure. Velvety snd
exquisitely flavored Chickenooeit
whiskey when on his rounds;
The compliments of the season
can be tit-unit to our choice stock
of line wines lend liquors. we
have the best. brands of bran.
also. outskirts. wines. normals
and beers ”31.9.!“ anywhere;
Magnet '81 Flynn”?
Wilt. timid-t
eggs as the gmtsst shock to her it. "
h fl sittl list my friends. Mr. and
litre. mm list! attuned to entertain
“vent (fiends in evening It their.
troy. to}, it ill it ‘
home and when t or arrived , at ‘l’ Hothodloii’ sarcoma. will oi! with; 3;: “a. “it'll “k
o'clock they were startled by tho new Joints. .. ‘l'llto. interment will hollow“ in ‘, ' , . , .‘
, , new“; it. Baptist church ,. moral st
fish. W‘ l1 o‘oioelt. it is important not large,
that film has died. ilhs hail probe“? the Nerosllt m
It“ one 5 Mt" attach Hill till! hid Hum ' , 7 , g x , «
suit as ups-annulus , min sit the stunt...
, . , to ‘
oottiiuo toasttesohiilr orap‘
, _ sell tor mimics. tor the it“ re
‘ in l- . has”: tan not: oi w
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