Q.‘
sumittiteh
Ionmoslgn to oomhcl ooIIneotinn with
”he Whole
I, . 2 ‘ aniily
"When Tho“ Want
; . svsrsu
"All WACHINGTON ITREET.
IOUTH NORWALK.
, TELEPHONE ”M
the. sensinl server system. The notion?
)he IeIIIIlI or the tour or Inventlur
’nre
tlou pIiucipnlly ot' DI II. it. Porcine.
«dietary of the hoard. who has nine
had the cooperation of the other morn.
bets and ot the city health officer. Dr.
H. B. Went. .
There is no Question in the mind of
the hehith onloiais that the connec-
tions demanded are badly needed. to
prevent disease. The notices Were diu-
trihuted by Samuel W. Iioyt. nun-ltary
inspector, and must he complied with
in 30 days.
The‘ onus brought against two boys.
one named Lockwood and the other
i'l‘oilos, by Mrs. Cmrle Trleiruiu. who
'Iivee at the hornet ot‘ Quintll‘d and
Buriltt IIIenues. has been Ilnuliy set-
tied Mus. Trlettnm ohmgod that the
lads stoned her honue. doing some
damaged. Repairs were arranged for
and the case dropped.
Councilman Jacob Linxwollor, ol'
Quintard avenue. has been spending a
couple oI‘Idaye in Ituyonue. N. .i. 2
run CONFLICT.
Every man‘s“ house is his castle,
but during the next few months
' his home is quite likely to be in-
vadedhy enemies from the North-
ern, provinces of Cold, Storm.
W F. Wigmore & Co.
l
l
DRUGGISTS
8 North Main St. So. Norwailt
Snow. Hail and Slcct acting uno
These
forces must be'driven out by a
hot fire (from Coal or the FER-
dcr General Discomfort.
RIS kind) it one hopes to sin:-
vivc the conflict.
Lay in your ammunition nowl
THE FERRIS COAL CO.
Washington St. Bridge.
All New Nuts
New Oranges
_ Mi Southern
Vegetables
..QQIEBTI'O ’
"II. a? m mm. on Irldgo.
IIIAIIKI GIVING
COAL
“is Now Open.
open cooking ENel'Ntlllng In bait
no. All pure lieut qIIniitI goods
No compound.
was
il‘. DoKiyn. of Mott avenue.
HO
'.2. He he: been In had over
’his Illness III not thought to
hi...
“Millstopcntrom I tin
lien, at lprln strut.
audio or Currents“ sud
amt unicorn this evening
mu. ll‘hc voting is to be
amount- hoiioi Intern
flit!
rm: it It.
,Ifit Mac in the
Our rim is trIIl?:'l‘hnnltnxlI'ing coal,
tot It s oi the kindwthnt burns clearly.
econmnit‘nily and that produces II won
derfIIliI large amount of heat
This. Thanksgiving prepare the
'i‘hnnksgiving dinner with It store lIIII'n-
iIIg our Izoni- qutl. Itlso. lli‘ll tho home
with our cool IIIIIII you'll be truly
thankful.
The Harris,& Cans Co.
Tel. 721 68 Water Street
Won Shoes
FOR MEN are the
“Crawford” at $3.50 to $5. and
“James Means" at $3
In All Styles and Leathers
Union Dumped
mMAX LEVY—-
i" WAifliNQTON ITRIIT IRIDGI
”UTH NOIWALK
Mu..-
It you want your moneys worth in
(time. ask your dealer tor
R Ludl0w~10c
t3min City-~5c
Nu eta—Sc
Little ~~5c
‘LL' “Neil.
m. “4...... —~
a
When clothe
outside, and .2I‘nust be dried in II
room or cellar the New Perfection
Oil Hester quichl ldoes the work
of sun and air. on can hang up
the wet clothes, light your Perfeco
tlon Oil Hortenopcn the datum:
to, and the host rises and quici
es the clothes. ‘
- Qo not put 0R cleaning to
limit a comfy day in order to avoid
,, mildew. Dry your washing any
dc I'vith hot air from a
memo
anon-Inn .
0 I I. H on“! I: "
It gives lust as much heat as you desire. It Is sate, odorless
end smokeless.
II has an automatic-locking name spreader, which
rcvcnts the wick from bein turned hih enough to smoke, and
5 easy to remove and drop act. so I c wick can he quickly
cleaned Burner body or gallery ccnnor become wedged, bc~
cause of I new device in construction, and can slwsys be easily
unscrewed for rewlcltlng.
Anindlcstor shows the amount of oil In the font. Filler-cap don not need
robe screwed down. but to put in like I cork In a bottle, and Ir Ittdchod to the
font by sclnln. Finished lnlcpen or nickel. strong and durable, veil-made, built
for service and yet Iilhund ornament-I. It ha I cool handle end a damper top.
Duh" ”known.” 1":
Standard Oil Company
liEiil’llill
The law on game goes
,I iIIII .‘itlili.
MI. "AIhIII‘IIIIItI of litltit‘Ylnl' district
in \‘('l') iii.
Rev. Iiilti Mrs hint-homu- are. which
mining Thanksgiving guests. l
The prm‘eotls from the recent haI'I’
vest festival IIInoIInIuI to not)
Rev. Mr. Straym IvIIII llit‘MIil and
took pult III the lnstnllntiou M‘li’lit‘ of
Rev. Rlohatti SW.IIiIl I'll ll. pastor of
|tho ”£0”th Corifih‘ghiiéfii clIItrnlI”. nt
Bridgeport ’I‘IIcnIlnI oveulmt‘
Mrs Charles Mdfllti II ho hns been
the ghost oi reinIlIes In IIIII II hill to-
“mood to hot iiitltililiti Mum.
Edward Sturgeu, who has been
lIIIntln in Cannon. returned in time to
spend hilllktiillvillél with his family.
’l‘here wns II lnrut- illlt‘lidillii‘t‘ III the
union service held in the Methodist
Vi‘lllll‘t‘h yestorrlny. Rev. Mr Mat-ken-
cle preached and II gonotnuh offering
nus tuiten for the lmnlllt of the Xor
”if“ hospital.
‘M— -._..- . .
The Paris Cloak & " Suit House,
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. COUTH NORWALK
on IIextE
~4-
“(mum ol’ limited Intnnu should tome to no fnptheir Clothing
\\t lIIIII- “(lull t .IrIiuIl :IIIrII II lurge stock: we were IIeIeI no tooth
with all that II lIoIIuIIt‘IIl rind wanted in women's garments as non .
"I‘Iw tunings we are In II position to ol’er you are such that every
economical Wulillil‘l ones it to herself to take advantage of “Will
LADIES‘ and MISSES' SUITS. from til. 98 up to 835.00.
LADIES' COATS from “98 up to 835 00
’lhe InInrst eimk of W Matti in loop at the right prites
Hui romemitcrilint were not advertising 84 or SI nrtleles for
M Its. III $3 nrtirios toI Iliin "’ We Alter Free.
SALE lN IQTH QTOREB' kg
Sumter-Ii 33 ’Wu' M‘E" b ,
I
Elli Mil." 5i.
s Beers Bro on Co.
Small Fresh Shoulders
Pork Roast,
Pork Chops
Lamb Chops.
Leg Best Lamb
Forequarters Lamb .
Leg Mutton
Veal Cutiet
Veal Ch0ps
Veal Roast
Stew Veal
Sugar Cured Ham
Sliced Ham
Liver
Calves’ Liver
Pig’s Liver .
Horne-made Sausage
2 lbs 25c
70
, lilo
’ ISc
12‘/2c
10c
3 lbs 250
140
'200
. 80
2 lbs. 25c
' c
O
\I
6
South Norwalk
Norwrllt
Westport
‘ iT WILL WAQ
con guys 1It‘ll] MART. :
and met I m 0“ apoc-
tltc tor his turning ill“ WE' I. '
«It hon mo “
12%0‘
cn't he hung ‘
“ N08. 3 and 5
oAznrrn Bottoms. nonwacx. CONN. ...
T
Big. Money-Saving Chances in the
BARGAIN BASEMENT
A delayed shipment of the highest grade guaranteed Ensmeled Wore IN oil‘erod at very low prices. to India
room for the Holiday stock of Fine China and (line Novelties.
Best
'I‘en or Coffee Pete. 2 qt. ....... 09c
Sauce l'nn. enameled cover. II III..
up”...— «w
Illshpuuh, III III II qle .......... 29c; l’renerving Kettles. i at ........ tile 1 Tea Kettles, No.”
W ntol Pulls 12 0| 14 qt
Blue and White Ware---warranted 5 years
.79ci I‘oilnnders. medium or large ..... 55c| i’ie Pants, 9
Tristram 8. Hyatt;
Grey Enamelledfi'Ware
or No. It ...... 45¢
........ 45c! Tea or (‘ofiee l’otu, 2 qt ........29c
d
iltioe IIoIloI-e. I or 2 his, ........75cl Quart Measures ................. 29c
10. 11-inch ......... 23c
.._ _. .._ m c
\i’hltc Enameled lloIIclI Pnns ..... 79c
Norwdlk, lConn.
wuos 2
In the
COAL TRADE“?
Who buys cool right"
W ho handles cool right?
Who all. cool right?
Who delivers coil right?
-—WE DO—
Those are our strong points, our
. “knows" in coal; “rat's why
'WE ARE “ii" ‘ '.
rm.~I 2
' oom; mm
ii
IN FAVOR.
(luv :10 Suits grow in popularity
every titty. People who IInI'c bought
them have rerommonded them to
their II'lcnIis and neighbors. III they
found them IIxIrIIordlnnry value. They
are all wool. out in the Intent style,
we" tailored and tinlshotl. and at III)
it's no wonder they grow in liver.
GOTTLIEB‘S
«$7 andSIO—e
it NORTH “If“ 3T IT.
m-.~m
illlil liililllES
sonvnm honor... I
District of NorIIaIlt. of Probate
Court. November I? A 0.1910
Estate or George iv. Ityxbee. lite or
Not-walk In said district. dmuod.
trlet of Norwailt. hath limited not!
allowed six months tron the date
hereof for the creditors Inld points
to exhibit their claims to settlement.
Those who hesitant to Want their
lountu. properly attested, within
at! time. will be debut-rod I recov-
out All persons indebted to aid or
into are requested to mite Immediate
motto
W WILLIAM A.“ BYXBIIIE.
hill to on room
District or Nortullt. so. Probate
Court. November Iii. A 1).. 1910.
iv snow or Punk o'omuus. Into arm
homo. In aid distrint. mm
Ordered. That the «contort exhibit
. ctr diitnlntrtrsuou Mount lto this
. out!» let do
1910, nt mitio‘oloolt
titer. sit no N _, ”In
The Court of Probate for the m“ . . . ,
. tot Without. It. the Proust? .
o
H.Krieger 8: Co.
West Washington St, So. Norwaik
Clothing for Men and Women
Boys and Girls;
Japanese Model
Made of finevelyeteen;
especially appropriate
for immediate use. This
Waist has Persian yoke
and trimmed IitIth Ber-
sian piping. $2 SQ
1? Special Price
'p W.
" ion black and
CO 11‘. Made
Cheviot htili satin lined
guaranteed all wool and
last black S; ecial $18
Sizes up to 49 bust
Other models censist of the
double-laced materials.
Misses’ and Women’s sizes
“moss-.335
Open a Charge Account .
and have the goods when you‘necd then R
iiiiliii.
hm. .II M. Snyder In about again
utter II test days' Ilium.
Mrs. A. Hull hue visited her sister.
Mrs. Meeker. in Norwdlit.
Mimi . .I‘itch Clitll‘htlnod the
Whlst clubV on Wanna-tiny.
It. and rm. 8.8. finch-r spent
fi‘hsnlt ring In Greenwich.
Onto intro friends are guests ontr.
and Mrs. Frank P. storehouse. :
‘ Min tum. WI I gene to
IGcor unionism!!!» Woodie
tr. osm- ' Alblnt 2
do? A err
To than to THINK
or
ourr suvmo
Charmin. eon he made In greater .2
oomtort~nnd from wider selection; .
More or. IIII ind II... noIeItiu-I-I .
bot ion with memoir. Men-Jewry.
Whllhcllinn ‘ tut nose or their beauty and canin-
Civcnmd often there Ire only
How of n kind
" til ' ‘ IiII urn?
W W“ ”WM” 2°?“ “it "I“ 2 ' Priool mm from too to onto.
it her uhtcr, III-s. trot-suit ”W
”-43th “one NIthnI _
lather Goods. Nonlinear. iicndv . 3
Then things were chosen her ;.‘ ‘ 2
Norwalk Chronicler