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Main Street
Clothing Specialists
Suit or Overcoat
$10
These suits and overcoats zireh
case of" seeing is believing.’ for ”
words would seem an exaggera-
tion of their real value But you
owe it to yourself to see these
garments for they will save you
money. '
Never have such stylish suits,
and overcoats been offered in so
wide a range of materials as ours.
There will be a style and material
to suit the most critical.
Low price does not alter our
guarantee of absolute satisfaction.
This guarantee goes with every
one of these suits and coats.
Clothing' for All Build1
This is the only store where you alt: sure of a square '
deal in Reliable Clot‘ 11 1" at our standard price, $7 8: $10.
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13- 15 Main Street
Phone at Both Stores
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11‘ ioy‘of a brightly
blazing fire of Carmel
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1' it if. liko ll .illrt mused i,
lively. uncertain, bright-colored.
' vino hero north
more tinti- p ntly opal-k.
inn} dancing Iprettlly. Wino
mid looping lilo; n roohuok from
7 M to point.”
lko Marvel, I11. hovel-lee or I
j Bachelor. 1
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W1 live-you plow
e and/comfort
Norwalk
‘d 3 You Ever? .
MIMNQ ‘
311111 or half ton will
111111131 Purchased the
SANll‘ Ai" . BAKERY
35 South Main Street.
t, solicit the continuation of your pa-
tronage. Nothing hot the toilet pro-
ducts will he ottered, made from pure
11111111111" and James MeansI
SHOES
FOR MEN AT
$3 00 $3. so 34 on
MAX LEVY
1-15 Washington at. dock» stock
1 Telephone 420-2.
The 111.1 and H the
“tor of ;Mr. and Mrs. George 11111111,
. died Maternity arternoon 1311111111 4 o‘-
. clock. at her home, No. 75 West street
1 utter a long illneiio or diabetes;
,number of years. but of into has made
idirty at the State Houbitnl, Norwich.
' avenue, died last night utter a linger-
lngre'dients in a strictly smitoryimfi illness. She is survived by three
shop, 1 ' ‘ . brothers. The funeral services will he
held on Monday morning at 9 o'clock
JOHN 111R AIHS from St. Mary’s church and. interment
wil1 take pines in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
LOOK AT OU'R ‘ mMFORD‘WOMAN SUJGiDEB.
Ml» 1111-11111“. L". 1111111. .
Miss Gortrudo Louise dint-1:111, dough.
Shoe
would have been seventeen mm old
1 the last at the present month, and had
a large circle or friends who viill
mourn her death. She was a member
10: Trinity Episcopal church and Sun-
day school. The father of the do
‘ceosod is the well known ticket agent
for the New york. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad company in South
lhlorwalk. and besides her parents,
lonvea six sisters and brothers Mrs.
George P. Drehr, Westileld. Conn;
11111. Harold W. Von Wageucn, Miss
vii/ledge Harris, Edson ’1‘. Harris,
George '1 Harris and Oswln s. Harris.
The funeral will be held from the
lrnrniiy home Sunday afternoon at 2
{o'clock Rev. Frederick A. Coleman
officiating. The interment will be in
IRlvg'rslde cemetery.
John H. Platt.
John H. Plait. of Gemstock Hill.
Xdied athls home last night aged sev
entry-five years.
led from heart trouble for some time
previous to hierdamlse. He was a.
iwldow-er and loaves 11 brother and sis-
ter, David M. Blntt and Mrs. Jennie
in. Williams, 111 Nonwlun. Mr. Platt-
.worlred tor the Wheel & Wood Bend-
ling Company in Bridgeport, for a.
Mr. Pintt has snitch.
"cine yieldod point and 1311111119111 For,
111111.181. 1111111. Lohlgh volley 111111 9115.
or active 1111111 Were down 1111111111111:
1111111111111. The low silencer coins
worn limited to the unimportant
smoke. ‘
WALL stunner. Noon.—v'l‘lie relic
tionnry 1191111 or, the market yosterday
became more 11111110111115.111‘ today on
mixol‘solling or long and short stock.
flourish sentiment was intensified by
rumors of an extra session of Con-
gress, and 1111111311 from abroad 5118‘
hosted further uneasiness at leading
centers. London's level of prices
for our securities was decidedly low-
er. The heuiest issues here included '
Louisville and Nashville, 01111111111111 Pa-
cino, Union Pacific, Reading. Amalga-
mated and 811391.111 1101,1111 stocks
of speculative lmpoxtonoe were under
pressure. Beet Sugar hold its place
as weakest oil the specialties. and To«
bficcos also fell nbmptly. Bon
easy. . y
__w o
WAIJh‘ STREET,‘ ltfa. ins-Fraction-
al "recoveries caused renewed sellingi
by the professionahel‘cment and actual
of the principal issueswent lower than
at the outset. Marked weakness was
shown by Canadinn‘Pnclflc. Louisville
and Nashville, Steel and fleet Sugar.
WALL STREET. Ll). m.——Dnllness
his home on his farm in 'BrOod River 5
The funeral 11m ices will he held from;
his into home on Monday afternoon at
3 o':.(loc’k interment will take pineal
in the Neiualk cemetery.
Charla. Q. Brundane.
Charles QCBrnndogo died yester-
Hc was 35 years of age I‘he funeral
will he from the Best Avenue church,
Sunday afiternoon at 2:30 o‘clock.
Burial to East. Norwulk hometcry. He
is survived by ‘11 widow and several
brothers and sisters.
Miss Grace Gallagher.
' Miss Grace Goingher, 111' to (Renter
-' STAMFORD, Nov. 8.—-»:tiile. Samuel
Soyulltin, aged 25 years. committed
suicide hys-hansing from .11 portlerre .
Mental de- '
pole in her home todoy1
monument is given as the cause.8i1e
hurl made twa previous attempts bl!
3118, it 1111 stated. She leaves her
husband and two young sons.
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TAKEN 1111011 11111. ono LYNCHED.
‘ STEELE, N IL, Nov. 3—090ng
Baker. in the Kidder County Jail here
charged with the murder of his wife
and iathorliulew, Thomas (111111, was
taken from the jail, early ruddy, nnd
lynched. it is the first lynching in
North Dakota within a decade.
“nu—r
GREEK ARMY ADVANCES.
ATHENS Greece. Nov. 8.—-Ti1e
amp-‘-
Tortoise
A turtle and a rabbit once agreed
to run a race. but in 11 little while the
bunny was so for uheud that he curled
up for a little rest, but falling asleep
he gave the old turtle 11 chance to
draw] past him and reach home‘iimt.
Moral:
ville of he Norwuiks have learned that
pic of The Norwniku have learned that
when“ comes to buying JUNK \
G. YOURDISKY-
Junkman. "Ono cent a. pound for rags
and ”the very best piicoil'tor feathers
and metals.
0
1
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no- is my limit. The six
WM. EFFRQN
of 36 Fort “not, not 1111mm.
must he on the stench? ml the driver
input give you .111 deviled“ Iliil. Footh-
1 111" Beds and Auto tires 11 specialty;
‘ to: 11m 1141. 1
Slowly but surely the 1190'
pays better prices than any other 1
Scrap Menus Booming. Enumerate .
ASK ron rulers: the'Merits
Every one that works for 111.111.1111 ‘ ' ‘
he 111111.111. Those 111.1 monotone-r 1 of
discharge. Ono cent a ,
Greek nrmy commanded by Crown
Prince Constantine Occupied Saloniki.
the Turkish stronghold in Southwest
-’i‘urhcy in Europe at noon today.
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undermrioe
«The most important
event of the entire year begins to-
morrow at Mmtz's. Bend their large
ad. on page 9. .
To
The
Sentinel , .
is Unnecesr
prevailed at midday-and the market
rallied slightly. The report of the
copper producers showing a 1111 no gain
in supplies for October, was without
marked effect. on, these metal issues.
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The‘Live,
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MBI‘OEii‘I‘It
withtwthot
Satisfied
Expression
Lurking"? in
His Conn;
tenono‘e
Is thet’
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Business
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Advertisers
in The
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.UUp-:to~date Sports
",ReariTiie ,
a Meats” "Fall and
, Winter'llnderwear
A New and Complete Stock out
thellest Muhesf‘
Shirts and Drowerefimodium
weight, white or gray ......
Merino, 50c; Wool, 161.00
Heavy ribbed, fleeces! dined 50c
Heavy gray wool... 151:, $1.00
‘dinui Wool ‘Shirtsyr $1.50
Drawers to'matoh/
UNION SUITsj—{lotton ribuol.
$1.00: wool ribbed, t2 CC.
Double, breasted gray or c.1117
., 351.50
5111.1 ‘ ‘ ‘ 1
, Norwhllts Leading Dry Goods Store
1.3 end 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Connecticut
A Fine Showing of
‘ Men’s Gloves
Night Shirts and
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Woolen ........ .. '25:, 561: Pa amas
Working quyes, lined or 1111- "
lined ..50c, 751:, 11.21:, $11.50. $2 ourmo FLA’NNEL NIGHT
Tan Walking Gloves 31, $1.25 . , , 1 ,
Gray Suede lined .. $145. $153 SHIRTS—aim men. 500, 751:,
131111 1111011 ..... 31,50,1300 '01‘ boys: 5°°- _ r
‘ OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMAS
, Reliable 1iOSlCl'y ~~l~‘or men. $1.25, $1.50; for
boys. 59c, ~75c. $1.00. ‘
for Men .
”Cotton ..... . 12 12c, 23: A big assortment of MUSLIM
Silk Lisle '.‘. ..... 515°. 33% 50c NICIIT SHIRTS 500, 750, “-00 .
Silk 25c, Cc, $1.26, $1.50
Woolen ..... 25c. 33c, 50o
A Furnished Room to Rent? 11’
Sentinel want. changes it to a fur-
niehed room—Rented.
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its others do. Sell your rage, rubbers,
metals. papers, feather beds and'nnto-
mobile tires to 8. Alexander, as he
pays ,the highest prices.
nitnre.
R; Alexander
Tel. 356-2. 2,1 Raymond St.‘
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What do you think
ofthis? “ ‘
A new line of Ostrich Feathers we
have just. purchased from the manti-
thereby 1 saving ipbbers’
profits.
You can get the 1111511: To give
3011 some idea. of what this incline
we quote a low priced.-
20 inch French Plumes. finest. qual-
ully .... $2.94
21 inch extra (nil White Plumes. boon-
titui and fluffy ..... ...... .. 9-49
to be appreciated ...........
Phone 405., 3 Monro. 8t.
“awe”...
Also buy; and sells second hand for
14 inch Black Plumes, have to be seen "
93°
The Holmes Millinery .
, ; our
Hozelton *
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AND UPPIRO'. ‘
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of laying out a lot of money i
cosh store considering quality,
fooled.
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South Normlk, 0111.. .
SPECIALS”
12 owner; ism-,1“ 311.1111
11 12 Airwoman 1.11 114.111»
All in exquisite Oriental do
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29 - 3t 11 est “asliinglon Street
What’s the Use
ycu'con come to our store. choose irom the Largest
iiiidiBosl‘Stocks in The Norwalks and pay : for your
purchases 111‘ SMALL WEEKLY 1PAYMENTS
OUR PRICES
are positively as Low and Lower 11111111111 {cheepest
a judge of good quahty‘nowadavs, so you can’t be ‘
This handy Heater which
can be carried from one
room
smell, no smoke-nought to
these for less money than
any other store in 101111..
Celtic and be convinced.
‘ touts, Mr. Careful Dresser. . " , ,
1111‘ the men and young men oi
The Not-walks.
‘ «cnoeirflctovee ._. 11.50 up;
crlPANY
or your Clothes when
and almost everyone is
into another—- no
in every. home. We sell
"we“ A 11111111111111"
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ovenconr.
.1111 the cent to suit your
The "llooiumin" Double»
iii-earned timid 11111111. model in
but one at the many, exclusive
Overcootn we are now uttering
fl
Fi‘om til to $30.
Norwalk Chronicler