McEiwaln
SHOES
For Men. ”Women and Children.
”Keeler's Shoe Store
Opposite Hoyt': Theatre.
, You are Ill-
.1 .. 1.... .h... Wing, vited to Visit
‘W must he shiver still or will our New Store
,3“ a little lot OE CANNEL and inspect our Fine Line at Furni
at 11: the lack of flannel, thus We PM” to mm a“
cop him nice and Warm? M. GUTKOWSKY
NNEL in the grate will do At th F _ A dit i B lldi
. - . ‘ , . . e armor u or um 11 n9,
otherwise hell likely rue 1t, North Main St.
We buy second—hand furniture and
stoves,
Be Prepared
for the cold weather and get a
COOK 3TOVE with a Guarantee.
M.L.ROSEN
15 ELY AVE., SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 722-12
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Hazelton
Goal
The B. Hershlicid & Son Co.
122 WATER ST.
have your painting and papal-unalig-
done. Our experienced men can
to your satisfaction. The
'are exceedingly low. Esti-
checi'l’ully given. Special low,
or paints and wall paper.
COHEN
111111....r St Tel. 342—13
Coal Coal!
Coal!
Buy a verx high grade of \Vil—kcs
Barre Goal of V lillam l1 ffron, 3 Row-
1111 street, East Norwall. Try nhushel
and you will buy 11 ion
"rel. 441.
Alan am paying lo a ii). for rugs
and best prices for rubbers, metals,
leather beds, etc.
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Hair Mattresses
R NOVATED
.1 Uphelrterlng and Repairing of An-
tlciue and Modern Furniture,
hinge. Slip Covers and Mattresses
Made to Order,
will pay you to let us estimate
‘our work.
.OHN
15 North Main St.
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TEL. 294
Tel. 441.
FOR LADIES
AND MISSES
If you have a silver mesh bag
which does not look good to you bring
it to me, and i will re-plate and re-
fresh it and make it look new. llrnce-
lets and all kinds of old jewelry rc-
palred and refreshed at moderate
prices. All kinds engraving.
Nowhere can you get your repairs
done better.
Full Line Watches, Jewelry and
Optical “Goods.
Charles Brand
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER,
JEWELER AND OPTIClAN.
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if“; for Hire 155 Washington St. South Norwaik.
' .. Opposite lloyi'e ’l‘llcalre.
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For
All Kinds of Junie.
Rubber Tires, Metals, Feather
Beds, 1c 3 lb. for Rags, 251: per
1100 for Newspapers, 351: per 100
for magazines.
G. Yourdlalay
1‘11ch 012. 27 Ely Ave, 80. Norwalk
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HERE are Several Ways
to Buy Lumber
No one denier alww. one": everything at. lowest price--
and ii price alone was the guide, haying would be easy to all
at 1111.
Many of us have reason to know that the character and
Leading Dry Goods Store
Trisnam and Hyatt
Gazette Building. Norwalk
reputation of the seller are of equal or more importance than
the price. so select with great care the firm who is at the other
end of the deal.
Select The Hatch & Bailey 90 «for their many years or
fair dealing prove their integrity and there is the anticloc-
tion of knowing that quality and price one cure to be right. 1
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
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Ladies’ Tailored Suits and Coats.
Dress Goods for Winter Wear.
as well as the novelties.
The Paris Cloak 81 ‘ Suit House
33 South Main St, South Norwalk
Wonderful values in Early Fall Models of Women's Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Skirts and Waists. Search where you like throughout the
length and {breadth oi this country and you will“ find nothing to equal
these values. We invite your- inspection and comparison with an)“
thing that is today being shown around town. A line array of novel
colorlngs suitable for both street and evening Wear.
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This Week’s Summary of Store News
. All of the new models,
With the latest ideas, in color and trimming.
All the standard cloths,
Dainty Dress Silks, a bewildering array of rainbow colors.
The latest“ Dress Trimmings and Buttons.
Oil Heaters and other seasonable suggestions in the Big
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We are the largest dealers in this state.
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SOU TH NORWALK
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We are Showing all
the New Modes in
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SMARTNESS AND SIMPLlClTY
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CORRECTNESS
We are departing from the old-
fashioned artificial display of “Grand
Opening Days.” You are welcome to
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come to our store any time and look
around as much as you 111e, without
any Special invitation.
We are now showing
Everything that’s New
and Up to Date
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won; né’peu-reo TOO LATE. 1.1m evening 1119 first meeting of
hire. John Carroll. 01 scum Norwailt
complained to the. police yesterday ni-
1:10 for him appearance on Monday.
Harvey Shamold, of South WNorwnlk
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appeared this morning bolero .ludllo the three or oi “9 6W ( am 1er
ll be =rcdlzrd with interest From October lsi
(ii-Alli!!! BOXES "4 THE SAFE DEPOSW DEPARTMENT COST
“.90 A VIA”.
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' ‘iel‘linon that she had been cannulied
‘ by her huuhand.
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" ‘ the complaint withdrawn
lug Carroll was released in 110111111 oi
Keogh on the continuance of his case. Commerce wna held and Dr. William
Mr. Carroll appeared ”9 w“ "39‘3““? “”3““ for intoxica‘ J. Tracey addressed those precept on
lion and Judge Keogh, recognizing hi
good behavior. discharged him
at the police station and gave him
Later Mm. Carroll wanted
This morn-
the typhoid fever question. The direct-
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tion wan taken for.
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ora took up the milk question and ac. Court nicxlnloy'a Hull.
Court Narrull degree. team Went to
New Canaan incl. evening about
strong in two automobile vane.
team took the Court Nari-11k drum
corps with mom and they
A fine time
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Funeral of Mr. Ward.
The funeral services over the re-
liliilllS of Francis C. Ward, the popular
manager of tho Stamford house of ill!)
liolmes. Keclcr and KrautConrpany.
who died last 'l‘llui'sdny. were llchl
this morning at 9 o‘clock from St.
Mary‘s Church. The services were
largcly attended and there were many
floral pierce. Large delegations were
present from ilit- llolmcs. licclcl' and
Kent Company, the (‘nillolio l‘nion
Council, No. is. K. 01‘ i‘., and the
Fourth Degree Knights of ('olumhw'.
’l‘hc pallbearers were linuicl Farrell,
Morris limino. John 'l‘icrnoy, Fillwanl'
llui'ns. .lolin 8110011111] and Patrick llu-u-
nos-soy.
CLARK'S AUTO DAMAGED.
Harold l”. (‘lnl'k, cx-chiei’ of ill?!
South Nei‘u'nlk Fire Department, anal
several friends. were motoring along
llll‘ \Vestpori road. about 1:30 o‘clock,
yesterday morning. when the machine
struck an unligllted pile of stones. The
car halted suddenly and was some-
what damaged. It was later towed to
llanlord‘s garage. where. repairs all]
Do effected as speedily as possible.
None of the occupants was injured. it.
is understood that Mr. Clark Will hold
the Warren Brothers Peinpany, oi?
Boston, Mass... responsible, because it
was their obstruction which has 1111-
lighted.
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YOUTH TO CHESHIRE REFORMA‘
TORY.
ll.1\ll'l‘l"().liii, Sept. 27.~-I’ctcr Vor-
danl twcniv wars old of .\‘11.
Thompson slicel..\'0\1 Y'oik. “as you
loldn) suit to the (‘licslilic Riioi'lm»
im'y by .ludllc William L. llcuucll 1‘11
the (‘1'l111inni Court, (‘orllnnl is lid).
youth who stoic an auto ou‘nml liy
llcni'y l1‘1lll1el', of lioclwillo, from ll'n
(‘apiml grounds in this oily 111 iii .11..
111.. Sonicmlwr iii. and W111; rapturul
two and a hall hours liilm‘ in .\‘or.i1
llawn l1_\' a stair policvuiau.
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HELD FOR MURDER lN THE FIRSTl
DEGREE.
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It WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN;
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Norwalk Chronicler