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..,
You will be“, ultimo ii.’ you,’
' East Norwslk. heinous. house».
his business in a very lino wsy.
Ho physio 'lb. for tags. best“
prices for rubbers. motels and .
feather beds. He gives you n'
duplicate bill to Satisfy" you.
Send postal or tel. «1. He is
toning. orders out of town. it
j. ' “11‘ . ”‘“ .
sounder-Wm. Baron, as li‘ort 3t. ‘
you let him know ahead oi! time. »
. BUY .
Hazelton
- COAL
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.
iii-gConnealiy &
“' Bracken“
SCHOOL, Suoss
Our lines flé'ndw complete
Cramer’s
‘ Educator’s
Knox Em All
" ‘ Boston
"School Shoes
Orofax
J. P. S.
. These are the best known of
.. our Children's Shoes. And ev-
ery pair guaranteed. ‘
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Conneally 8: }
Bracken
* st wssumo‘rou or.
Tel. 3084
Shoes
‘ 33.33.253.350
All Styles and Leathers.
Tel. 294. 122 wim st.
,, Fame Rib Beer
Shoulder Steak '
Round Steak .
Sirloin "Steak ,
Porterhouse Steak‘
to get a new Moon: house. oiled
floors, Yull modern improvements.
near trolley and center. for only
$2500; terms; immediate posses-
sion. Farm, 8 acres. good 8-rooin
house, burn, poultry houses, fruit;
2 1-3 miles out. Will sell or ex-
change fdr home in town.
Call, write or phone
D. S. HULL
Room 1, Havilnnd'Block
Elton. i“4—4.
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WE'RE wart-mo" Iron You
and we'll site you arheertul greeting
,when you come. Special chance to
catch things on the ily todsywinduce-
'ments in our Full line of Clothing
that should appeal to your purse. The
long and short of it, while we‘re too
bashful to sing our own praises with
a brass band of beauty. we'd much
rather you'd come in and find the
notes that spell Economy for yourself.
Gottlieb’s _‘
$7 ‘81 $10
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
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: IDUTH NORWALK
ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN CITY
NUGCiElT~ -
LITTLE GEM
_ CIGARS
3 13.1. nsrnows. Mir.
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w An, electric shock kills it man. no-i
mm: to two New York doctors. by
filtering the rhythm of'1he hosrti
and noting) upon the lungs as
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in overdose of an anesthetic. ‘
n
on s smut sum every
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” WWINOTON ITIIIT IIIDGI ‘. ’f
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‘.:«When, in Doubt.
~bUY— ~ :‘
.tsllll. as a matter or course. they Irol
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Res osibilii of the Wage Earner
tend who: li‘! (or she) receives a psy envelope. The wise
”gspondlturo at its contents is most important
on not than at" something so.“
5 Henry Wilkens é:
' 17 NORTH ”MN IT. '
Homemade Ice Cresrn
Peanut Clusters-«lama Peanut.
. ~Pssout In late Co- I.
soloists-Molasses Cocunues— ;:
Lemon Omnut -- Coconut ;_
. Cakes. . .
Bpeoisl sttention gluon to 32
dsncss and ontortsinmonts.
ART OF LIVING ALONE
Certainly some persons live slono
much more successfully than oihel'l.l
Just tho persons who would make the
most agreeable housomnteu. For to
live alone successfully you must bore
a cheerful disponltlon, s resourceful
mind, ‘und more than average ndnpt~
shility.-~liorihnerli.
The rnsn who is born to commend
should avoid women.
To those
pny any for deposit in the
SavingsBaok
LAMB
Leg Spring Lamb
Rib Chops.
Loin Chops \
' South Norwslk. .
“ » VEAL
' Veal Cutlet .
Veal Chops
Stew ,V‘eal '
. PORK
Roast Perk small . loin
Small .Fresh Shoulders
Small Fresh Hams
Salt Pork
I
HAMS
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Ontohsr 3th. ontvss'um"
5 t“ . _
23 Sperry & Barnes Hams
Fresh Node Peanut Brittis~ ; ‘
Rex Hams
~ Skin Back Hams
’ Smoked“ Shoulders
Best Bacon strip
POULTRY
Home-dressed Fowls
Home Dressed Broilers
. “Home-dressed Roasting
Chickens "
s! w. Watermelon or. «so. non.
as woonwsno svn. so. worn
is room or. nonwsut
Cool) BEEF
Veal Roast . .
Lean Pot Roast, no bone
12‘/2c
10c
10c
16c
18c
20c
Best Quality Spring Lamb
12%0
12%c
15c
[SC
160
140
12%c
18c
12'40
18c
10c
190
rrwo bums.
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NORWALK'S LEADING
our GOODS sross
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3 and 5 Gazette Building
"NORWALK, CONN.
Come
liiliiiS‘ illil Hilliillli. -
Funeral of Mrs. Bouton.
The funeral services over the. re-
mnins of Mrs. .lolm Bullion, of Mnin
street, will he held tomorrow after-
noon from her into home at 3 o'clol'k.
Rota! Frank D, Torrey. pitslor of the
'Xorwulk Methodist church, will oin-
irlnie and the interment will follow
the services at the house in the Nor-
wulk mimicry.
FLUSTERED.
The other day it pretty young mut-
lron, swnthed in u veil, entered it rar,
nireudy nearly lull of passengers,
where she expected to Join her line-
:llaud, and possibly to iind her sister.
also. The our was dim. and she had
not yet put up her roll. She dropped
into the seat beside a {auditor-looking
figure. and entertained her neighbors
by cxcluiminn. on she did so: .
“Oh. here you are, dear!” ‘
i "No. inn'sm. i ain‘t; i‘m somebody
else." declared her startled sentmste.
turning.
"Do excuse me!" cried the lady, hus-
tily. “Of course 1 con see now you‘re
just a man, but i thought for u mo-
ment you Were my husband." l
"is he n lsdy, mu'sm "cause if he
ain‘t, thsl's likely him heekonln‘
arrest the sisle. and if he is. that‘s her
flourishin‘ s hsndlterciilet three seats
down. Seems as if one of 'em must be
the person you're looking for." i
‘ "Oh, thsnk you! They both are!"
~Youth's Compsulon.
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MUSIC AND MANNERS.
1 Tu: Kong, a pupil at Confucius.
said. "in my country it is only neces-
sary to hour in music in order to
know if its manners sud customs are
good or Ind."
A German chemist claims to have
melted metals; in n vacuum by focus-
ing the sun‘s rays upon them without.
necessitnting the use of a romaine!
of high heat resisting properties.
‘T .. . -‘-m.<—-¢
In em..- ._
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’ till
‘ All the westhor gels cooler it
still list will be next in order
sud with slight might Ovu-
oost will hsve lint pines. ‘ l
,c. s K. sun Hat-........ts.oo ‘
my" “it 5.,s .J... semi],
Quslitybe hurt» . .. ...ss.oo ’
{Oi-ohm s lillpp slwoys does
things just s little better than
any one else-when dons tor lit
roots.
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including the popular “Coronation" color.
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spot proof” Black and sll shades. ‘ .
REVERSIBLE COATINGS -- Plain ~ or plaid hacks. ‘
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READ'S CELEBRATED CHEVIOTS AND SERGES IN GREAT VARIETY.
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and See Our New
F all Suitings
In very stirsctlve gray or too mixtures.
H. Kriegr& Co. 5
.29-31 West Washington St.
-_ The Leading Ready- V
toe-Wear Garment
Store in the
Norwalks
(“The Fall Season of 1911
Will greetyou With a line oi
CLOTHING for MEN, WO-
.- MEN, BOYS and GIRLS nev-
‘ er before seen under one roof
,in the Norwalks. We
invite you to come in and be
Convinced. ,
,(flNewspapcr talk can never
» do us enough justice '
(lOur famous Cash or credit .
System is open to all wage
~ comers. Small weekly pay-
paymeuts will dress you from
head to foot. ‘
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Wm
sue woo too wrss To an HASTYJ nsvhnmona.
"9 V“ on “NW “"53“"- Beforel Junt how desperately different ilm'
he hurt b9." m "m "r ""3 mmm'”1vinolll lodgings urn :rum a home, or
oil the women present and most of the even a stood inn. "m, m, “"0"...” {mm
men '9'” “DMMM I“ ”‘3'th who,“ psi. attention writtrn in u rortnm
would listen to them who! they would "visitors book known m Mum". ”to“,
do " lilo my mm to them. I There Is slouys It Visitor's hook in
TO “I. “an“.bifil there VIII one? theatrical. lodgings. tho mninvni Elm
woman who contributed nothing. Shot mp gator explained: Thor niit‘n twin.
um s with Minolta remsined tin-tie with test-tut and wont-rm] quota-
ruitiod hr the well “not“. ,tions. indl'lwprmintlotm or the mm
"H “Ill child "I,- li" “id "'0 quality. of the hindlsdy'u house and
vomn bum her. “'i‘d moire him mind i her motherly ohnmotor. Hut tho lino
whether or new. wouldn't you?" tow" the “flag of Chnrlen Hrlioklli'lil
"i dont know," said the quiet we 1.;
it)“. ‘ "Quoth the raven»"
T "Well. i know. But then mm you. «Namibia Companion.
«mum to children? lights you“
never had .Any of your own?"
Still some! it strange . that than
“Oh. VII." said the little womsn, "l i shouldst tire tomvert‘ls It less stratum
Month! or to {BMW why i don't'blsntthou should“ live Itnll’fu‘i'otintt.
new whet i should «Nev-Now ”York .. -
nus; .
A Md some is 3‘qu to be chosen
this-hour richenwl’rqnsrbs.
W tiling we do!
Norwalk Chronicler