1d,. You Ever?
Did you ever know
the joy of a brightly
blazing fire of (tunnel
. Coal?
"it Is like a flirt mused l,
x lively, uncertain, bright-colored,
, waving here and there—making
fiamethat ls pleasantly spark-
ling, dancing prettlly, waving
and leaping like a roehuok from -
Point to point." ‘
‘ —--Ike Marvel, ln Reverie: of a
1- Bachelor.
A carter or half ton will
not cost you much and
Willi glveyou pleas-
‘ure and comfort
Having Purchased the
SANITARY BAKERY
35 South Main Street,
rtronnge. Nothing but the best pro
U ducts will be offered, made from pure
ingredients in a strictly sanitary
A John RAuis
, or Mr. 11.1.1115. William 11. Bloom, of
.1 esmuid. and she wore pink silk, and
Miss Sadie utmaiis Benson, daughter
of Mrs. Matilda. Benson, oi! 265 East
avenue, and Edward Erwin: Bloom. son
19 Rowan street, were married last
evening at 7 o clock at the parsonage
of the Swedish Lutheran church in Van
Zandt street, by Rev. Mr Vuhletrom.
the pastor. A Wedding" supper follow.
on at.lhe home.0f.tlie.brl1:le'o parents.
Miss Benson w‘aa attired in a. gown
of white satin which was particularly
becoming. She carried a. shower bop
quot ct white carnations. Miss Hat-
1 tie Benson or Bridgeport was the brld-i
curred a bouquet of pink carnations.
Swan Erickson of Bridgeport offici-
ated as best man.
The house was prettily decorated
with pink and white carnations, palms
and ferns, and looked beautiful in its
array. V~Reletiyea and’frlends oi! the
mony and were later entertained at
the excellent supper which followed
the ceremony.
Miss Benson was one of the popular
employee of the R. & G. Corset inc-
tory 1and has many . well wishing
friends. Mr. Bloom is employed in the
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company, Bridge-
port' and he too is popular in a. large
circle of friends and acquaintances.
Edward'iBurtrnm, representing M. H
Stelnert and Company, rendered selec
tions on the victrola during the even-
lug and Miss Anna Hellman favored
with several soles.
Among those ‘present were Mls Es-
ther Gustafson and Charles lohncon of
Bridgeport
The young couple have received ma—
I solicit the continuation or your pa—i
LOOK AT OUR
SHOES
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9 MAX LEVY
145 Washingmn St. ‘
Telephone 426-2.
“Craward” and James Means THE PENN ANT
114.1111é
'Beoker Block
ny handsome and useful wedding pre-
sents
They will reside for n time in East
Norwalk with the parents of the bride
but will later establish a residence in _
‘ Bridgeport
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sweeten Lutheran Parsonage. ‘ H H Y
young couple were present at the cere- «
Funeral of wt. Holmes. ‘,
The ibueral services over the re-
mains of Mrs Adeline Holmes were
held at 11 o’clock this morning from
her late residence in Franklin street.
Rev. 11“. 111‘ Coleman, rector of Trinity
Church ”officiated. Undertaker .1). W.
Raymund took the remains to Daubury
on the 1: 20 o’clock train this often
noon for :burial.
John Spendlove.
‘- illie funeral services of John Spend-
love will be held from the residence
in 9 Grave street, On Sunday afternoon,
at 2:30 o’clock, The interment will he
held in the Union cemetery.
Anna, Amelia Sewer-by.
. The funeral of Anne Amelia-Sowat‘by
will be held from her late home in
Rownyton Saturday afternoon at 2 o'-
clock. The lfiterment will follow in
Spring Grove cemetery. Darlen.
Captain w. H. Davidson.
MERIDEiN‘, Oct. 25. -Cupt William
B. Davidson, Ipr years a foreign min [
slonary of the Adventist 'Church 1111th
eldest Grady Army man in the state
.died today at the ‘Merlden Hospital.
Had he lived until Nov. 28, he would
have been lilh‘li’dhi‘s' old.
He was born at South,.Dover, Dutch-
ess County. N. Y., became a missionaryl
when 16 years old and labored among
savage peoples in various parts of the
world, but chiefly in South Alrica.1lle
served in the Civil War for three years
and icnnmnths at one
65111 New York and later with the 10th
Connecticut Volunteers. After the war,
he became a local preacher in the Me-
thodist Episcopal Church.
The funeral will be held Saturday,
the Grand Army service being used.
It is expected that state officers of the
G. A. R. will attend.
Proprietor 11111011111 Gait. of the Mew
Royel James 11111,, in Wall. street is , .
the victim of 11 1111111111111, tor moi. :. <
day when Mr. Gray had taken on his
coat for ten minutes. someone purioln»
ed it.
tamed severp‘l important letters, and}.
was argued material,;thus making the '
loss to Mr. Gay heavy. .
value to the thief was in the cost, 11an
the. material. but it served as well
worth stealing, as the incident proved.
A plumber used a. saw yesterday.
laid it down for five minutes,‘ returned
to get it and found it not.
The coat matched a suit cont
No one had
seen it disappearwyet disappear it
did.
A wntch has been instituted at the.
piece. where there is a score or more
or men working. and any more petty
thievory will be dealt with severely.
Buiglure are fond of Nerwalk They
' room where they will at night, enter
prlrntc places. steal what they Will
and depart, unscathd. Not so for long,
liowei er for clues. which it is bellow
ed will lead to their early capture,
hrue been discovered by the Norwalk
police.
Last night they yieted two
once with results. but the other time
without any spoils. .A re-visltation of
the Rev. C. M. Shelton shed in East
avenue which netted the gang tools on
the night previous, was empty when
1'they called again last night.
Mo:- es Ruckett a worker on the new
time with the houses in Melbdurne 101111.011 East
at enur lost all his carpenters‘ tools
by A visit of the thieves last night
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FORESIGHT.
Howeli-Why don't you run for 01'-
flee?
Powellmlll did I would hereto
walk back eWnshlngton Times.
Nothing or"
places,”
TRIST,
ESPITE the weather, the Opening Day
of our Fur SeasOn was a Great Success
Our Fur Department
is now ready for the RegularWiIlter Selling
(ll Our'Stock of For Coats, Scarfs and Muffs
is larger and more varied than ever and includes all of the Furs most
in demand this season
(Mill interested are cordially invited to call and see the Furs
M & HYATT
‘g . . Norwelh's Lending Dry Goods Store
‘ 8 and 5 Gazette Buildtrlg, Norw‘alk. Connecticut
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NORWALKERS DEEEATED.
Waldo A. Raymond, George Weyer «
hnuser. Richard Noack, Williard Miley,
Richard Roberts and Charles Taylor,
of the Twin City Bowlin'g Team, were ’
defeated in Bridgeport last evening at.
duck pins, the occasion'hcing the re-
turn game with the Bridgeport team,
which was defeated here ‘ recently. ‘
Jack Dempsey, one of the partnersin
the alleys here, accompanied the team _
and acted in the capacity of scorer.
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1 A man seldom realizes llllll he‘s a
{fool until other people have known it
; for years.
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l $3, $3. 50 and $4
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and Trade With Us?
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11.00, 24 bottles
JOSEPH DISESA
"05 Railroad Ave.
Why Don't You Save Money!
We guarantee to save you 20 to 40
. per cent. on all goods that we handle.
,Flne table claret at 65c gallon. Fine
whiskey i‘or 50c bottle up “to $2.00
Fine beer bottled nt brewery for
Then we have 1
Schlitz, Budweiser, Welz, Zewerk
beer and ale, Evons' pale ale or all W. L. Douglas shoes do.
Evans’ cream ule, Fiunuagen cream
file; Nassau, Pilseuer 11nd lniterboro KEELER’S
beer. All wines and liquors in stock.
South Norwalk
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A sufistantial shoe of wearing
worth and honest materials. Com-
bines style, fit and durability as
SHOE STORE
Opposite Hoyt’e Theatre.
13 and 15 Main St. Norwalk
MI Y SUP LIES
-—AT THE MARKETS 0F—
Beers Meat 81 ProVision Co.
22 Washington St. S Norwalk
. .: TELEPHONE
Trade at the Big Store and Save Money. Xgur Money Back If You Are Not Satisfied.
SPECPALS FOR‘SATURDAY
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dlbohuge
ole my limit. The sign.
WM. EFFRON
85 Fort Street, East Norwalk,
Beds and Auto Tires 11 specialty.
Telephone 441.
.l'ap‘M etal ls Booming
Every one that «works for the must
honest. Those that are dishonest 1
One cont I pound for
7 it be on the wagon and the driver
not give you a duplicate slip. Feath-
"' HATS“
Fine Beavers, Velours, Felts. Plush
and Velvet lint-1. trimmed and un-
trimmed
Fancy Feathers, Ostrich and Willow
Plumes.
Our stock is complete.
goods. .
Prices the lowest in town.
All new
Phone 405.’ :1 Monroe St.
The Holmes Millinery
Legs Lamb,
Legs Mutton
Forequarter Lamb
Forequarter Mutton
Rib Lamb Chops
Loin Lamb Chops “
.91.”... cm. H...»
A You Will Find
vonlence They BMW: 1111
M. Gutkowsky
(taught and Enhanced.
A} or some specific object?
mule saving or even 11
, for deposit in
of our Combination Desks 11 great
we
itces cl furniture. Come in and look
HIM Furniture and stove:
: WASHINGTON OT. 1‘01. 419.
e yOu Saying ‘
(use: or insurance, or any other object.
DO
as others do. Sell your rage. rubbers
pays the highest prices.
lllllll‘é.
R. Alexander
Tel. 356-2.
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Be it gift giving“ the
”1th from story our
metals. papers. feather bed: and auto-
mobile tires to R. Alexander. as ho
Also buys and aells‘mcond-hand fur-W
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21 Raymond at.
Lamb Stew .
Lamb Specials
011 Saturday Oct 26 we will give a demonStra-
: tion of the Meadow Grove Oleomargariue.
brand of Oleomargariue is considered one of the ,
d we want every one to try it , W ‘7
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150 lb
Meadow Grove Oleo- .
margarine
This
4|25c lb
12%c
9c.
76
12%c
181:
7° Lemons
Shoulder Steak
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
Porterhbuse Steak
‘Pdme Rib Roast
Pot Roost
Hamburg Steak
D
ne‘er Specials
10c to 181:
Veal Spoon 8
12%0 “I Walnuts
16c
20c
22c
. 14-22c
Lettuce
.WIZEC
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Fruit and Vegetable Specials
White Potatoes
Fancy Sweet Potatoes 25c peck
Native Spinach
Egg Plants
Grape Fruit
, . Cranbezries,
Celery 51: a Stalk 18c bunch
Fancy Apples
Large Bananas
, ,, Fish Specials . ,
Mil Pond Oysters. 2513‘ user"
221: puck:
15c pkg
So each.
30c dozen
8c'eacl1‘
lSc quart ’
15c quart
THE LARGEST MlLLlNERY
81 CLOAK STORE IN
The NORWALKS
Special “Sale of
Corduroy Norfolk
~ Suits
for young ladies, 14. 16
land 18, colors navy,
brown and
$15.00. Spcugall . $11.98
een; value _
Our Display . of
SHAPES
in velvet, felt and velours
isrso largethat the most
‘skeptical woman will be
able to get suitedv at
prices from . ........
98¢ 10 $5. 90
Snappy and Very
Stylish Coats
A great variety to select
" ‘ from, all grades of chin-
chillas, blue, gray, 'brown
and tan. Prices range
from
$7.98 to $30. 00 '
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A Big Variety of
Coats
for little girls, sizes from
2 to 16. Prices ....... ..
$2. 98 to $15. 00
We Soliclt ChaigeAccounts
Visit our Furniture Department.—~—-We
’cau Furnish your Home from
Cellar to Attic
5c 11 head
30c peek .
16 for 25o
BUY
fries. limitllelddtSonCo. ,
OVERGOATB.
, 'l his is (iveicoiit Weather and
This is the (Newest Store.
N016? has such garments for
’ young mun been seen in The
Norwnlus. Regions. Single
and lilmiblc ‘ilrcusted Belted
Ducks in both short end lbnx
models. in fancy brown, blue
and gray mixtures. i'hlnchillu
is the cloth oi ”the moment.
“8.00 to $30.00.
"ended" oLovse torturin-
, and men 11.50 undue
Norwalk Chronicler