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Which Shall
It Be?
. Is the coming winter to
. be a season of enjoyment,
comfort and contentment
in the home or is home to
be a place of draughts,
chills and suffering?
Of course you can pro-
bably get through it some-
how (although many do
succumb) but at what a
sacrifice. Warmth and
health go hand in hand.
. Our advice is to have
coal enough to keep thor-
oughly warm Buy it of us
if you look at it that way,
but have it.“ Better if need
be to economize on some‘
thing of less importance.
Where can you get
more satisfying. lasting
pleasure for the money
than comes from the gen-
ial warmth of well heats
ed apartments? Why be
at the . mercy of the
weather when it is so easy
» to avoid discomfort? Heat.
the whole house. Coal is
expensive we admit. but
~~--“salety first." .
And when you set about
buvi 11g coal remember the
best is not too good and
the other kind is an abom-
dnation. Our selections in
coal are the result of many
years of experience. We
are daily tanning down
coals that are said to be
“just as” good for less
money.”
We 6: employ no solicitors.
THE
COMPANY
V
SPEGIAL SALE
BOYS’SUITS AND
MACKINAWS
SUITS, 2 pairs of Pants
Value $4.50 at $3.00
Value $6.50 at $5.00“
MACKINAWS, $4.00 value
$3.00. 85-00 value $4.00
GOTTLIEB
11 No. Main St. So. Norwalk
S1410—41250 Sultl.
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WAIINBKE’S
——NE'W-—
QSAIIR KRAIIT
13 Railroad Ave.
‘ % PRATT a BARTLEM
.3.
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’Phone 1412
ANYTIME
Day or Night
{Out spacious and easy riding
automobile will take out
parties.
ANDREW TAYLOR
. Livery and Trucking
Phone '
Darien Conn. '
reams COAL
IRRRRR RRRRRR RERR
, don newspapers, which at- first Were
HE man who leaves shingles unstained makes the same mistake
as the man who leaves his house unpainted. It is now possible for
you to buy shingles that will last twice as long as ordinary shingles
look better and cost less than shingles stained on the job.
“Greg-Dip t” Stained Shingles
RA
They Come in Bundles Ready- --to Lay T
You don t ham to bother uith Creo- Dipt” Stained Shingles l .
are furnished in 12 grades in 25
different colors. Pleasing con»
binations in colors and sizes.
Give the mater careful thought. .
cards and your shingles come Let us Show you color cards
ihe muss and expense of stain-
ing on the job or painting after
shingles are laid. Just choose
from our samples and color
sol Mullbeu
ready stained in one lot. and quote prices.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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Schullze’s 3 Sanitary Markets
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32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN 81‘.
SOUTH NQRWALK. NORWALK.
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We use a Royal Electric Green Corn Cutter.
Fresh Green Bone
. . iu~.- mun-anu-
5C3 LB. « ”WT-$332.1.“ ‘ '_:P E
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Will make every hen a laying hen.
wan— m.—
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CHARNOK’S MARKET
Tel, 583-2. Free Delivery. 76 N. Main St. .
Beers Meat and Pr0Visi0n Co.
6 North Main Street 13 Main Street
South Norwalk, Norwalk.
PHONES:
1180, South Norwalk. 881, Norwalk.
Removal Sale
October'Rlst to 15th
On the latter date we will remove iour long established
business to more centrally located quarters at Wall and
High streets, and for thd next two weeks will sell
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
FURNITURE
AT "A“ BIG DISCOUNT
Do not miss this chance to buy all kinds of furniture at
' BARGAIN PRIECES';
RAYMOND 81 SON
FUNERA L DIRECTORS}
48 Main Street.
‘
‘Ndrwalk.
1a"
the “ECAEMEL'I' AMONG PL'AN'l's.
possesses a curiosity in a plant which
0IIII|0AI ABIIIII IIIAIlnai
nora desert, Mexico; and Is called the
ouarequi. The plantdevelops .3 large
thickened rootand stern base, and in
the short season—only a few weeks i
length—during which it can obta
water from the soil, It" suppllds lEseIl
M‘ '
' -
‘LoNnoN, Oct." 4.11:47‘j a. m.~‘—Ldn-
incline ‘toEcomu‘laln at the terms on.
s
by means or short tundrllsv‘
then dry up. After that ii: lies on the
desert entlr y detached from the
iSI: Imiidl's
Elho I nil led Slates.
EIIiIIIIR‘. including bombs. Izlbor rIN'ordsE
\Ir'lliillisul.
1mm in 1911 Will]
Emum,
The New York Botanical garden
supplies its own water from an inter-.
It comes from the So- .
which ‘
E .‘ Department.
Lgation in the Great Lakes.
’ Econsid
R80IIIIIIII MURDER
IIIIAI 00MMENOEII
I
Charge of Murder in ConnectionE
Wllh the Dynamiting of the Lnsi
Angeles Times Building 5
LO 8 AI\'(‘ lILLs 011. 4.~-—The trial
A. Srlnnidt on a charge1
inmder in connection with theE
dynamiling of the Los Angolcs Times:
building, (lot. 1, 1910, was to be lie-f
gun today before Judge Frank ll. \\’1:
Iis. David Caplan, arrested last Feb-E
'uury in SHIIIII’, a few days alter
arrest in New York, will be
of
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magwfi
RISTRAM & HYATT.
T
GAZETTE BLDGll
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THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
NTRuit Jars and Shine Crooks
Housewives'must hustle, if they have delayed the making of pickles, jellies and grape
juice. We have all kinds of pseserving tools at cut prices.
Stone Crocks with covers
I gallonsize .............. 20c Jelly Glasses ..... .. 19c doz.
2 gallon size ....................... 29 c 100 Jelly Sealers ...' ............... .. 5c
LARGER SIZES AT PROPORTION- Parowax lb. cake ................... 8c
ATE PRICES. Mason Jar Tops ...... ' ....... . 15c doz.
. Mason Fruit Jars pints 20c, quarts 42c doz. Economy Jar Tops ....... . . . . . 20c doz.
“ E. Z." ............... Pints 60c doz.. Jar Rubbers .. ................ 10c doz.
"Sureseal” ....... . quarts 60c doz. NEW STYLE JELLY BAGS.
“Lightning” ............ quarts 90c doz. With strong wire holder to attach to
“EcOnOmyi’ .......... quarts $1.10 doz. .. kettle or pan ................. . 19c ‘
NORWALK E
gixcn a separate trial on a similar
Icliarge.1
in addition lo the ma e-nu submit ’
Elk-ll In IlIt ])II)<t(IlIl(III at llw \era
Ellldl‘li Ilial, 11m Ii 111011 Illlll was new-"1
Inuulc publir because of the confos-I
E:~‘lnll of .Izllller‘. ll. McNamara. which
Isibrumlv brow-I11 Ilw IIlOt‘Ht‘dlIl s to
a close, will be inllodured nrcoidin-YE‘
m 1110 piosuulion.
\lore lllilll 2M) \Rllnosses 011
I‘
both;
I
lsidr-s how llt‘t‘ll summoned 11mm ofE
EIIu-m (0min: fiom remote
”A mass
pails olE
of ex-E
.md correspondent's has been collect-I
ed b1 the prosecution for presents-E
lion. E
Anions Rho more iuumrlunt wilness':
Is for Rho prosecution will be OrIiel
who \1 :Rs nrl'oslod in he”
.Iilmrs Al. Mchi-z
who Iilli'l‘ turned state‘s.
IIc has been ll‘.'lll'.I In lion E
McNamara Il‘llll, or I
in llle1 prom-1111mm
and
I‘\’Ill( 11w.
Alums slow the
i'rvl‘lllllll
I
.\ 11m ullm-ss will I111 (111111111) I'li
Innis. nlizis Henry» (I I‘onnvll. “‘lIOE
was niu'n R1 suspomiwl sentence at
Indinnnpolis ubvn rolliciuls of III“ lnAi
Ewrnulionnl Assmiuiiou of Ilriduo 21nd;
:Sll‘lll‘llll‘lll Irrmwurllors IIIIII other III‘E
Imr loaders waru mourn-d wiIIR l’llt":
sm’nlll'd "llnlionnl Ilyuuluilinu con-E
spilnm. ” E
\Rnlous estiwms of {mm 01111 In
four months all 111: Rdo is to the Iv 11:..lI1:
Eof tho Il'llll.
GREAT LAKES T0 ALASKA.
EContract for U. S. Coast and Geodetic
I Survey Vessel “Surveyor" Awarded I
to Manltowoc Ship-Building Com-
pany of Wisconsin. ‘E
\VASIIING‘I‘LIN, IT). (3.. Out. 2.~«»~~'l‘lie'
contract for tho com‘ruciion of n nowl
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur-E
'vuy vessel has been awarded by Sec;
’reInry of Commerce Redlleld to the‘
Mnnitowoc Shipbuilding and llry DocltE
Company located on Lake \‘lit-Ehlgau
at Manitouoc Wisconsin. The. con .
tract price was only $189,000 for the:
bare bull and machinery but the 11III- I
Illlilll‘ cost of Ills \GSSOI fully equippedl
“ill be $220 000.
The new vessel will be named the;
"Surveyor" and will-be used in survey“;
int: and clmrlin‘g the dangerous waters:
of Alaska and tho Bering Sea in ma:
summer, and the coasts of ‘VHSIIIIIK'.
ton, Oregon and California In theE
winter. I
The “Surveyor" will be '11 steeIE:
steamer of about 1,000 tons displace-E
ment, with triple expansion enginesE
and will use crude oil as fuel. She
will accommodate till ofllcms and men
and carry enough fuel and stores to
stay at sea on a surveying cruise for
about three months a; a time without
returning to her base of supplies.
According to the terms of the con
tract the “Surveyor" must be complet-
ed within one. year, but Vice-President:
West. of the Manilowoc Company, who?
came to Washington to consult. with‘
E. Lester Jones, Superintendent of tbel
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur~E
vey, about. the construction of the ves-
sel, says she will be finished in mucIRE
less time, possibly as early as the
first of next August which will leave
ample time to take the vessel to the
Atlantic coast before the close of navi-
I
I
I
A remarkable feature: of the award
of this contract lies ill the fact that
'a shipbuilding company located onE
Lake Michigan, should build an ocean
going vessel destined tor service in
Alaska. This brings home the impor-
tant com’merclal fact that after all the
Great Lakes extending far into the in-
terio‘r of the American confluent are
Mr all practical purposes a. part or
the Atlantic Ocean. It also speaks
’Well for the enterprise or the ship-
building company which is to build the
vessel.
jSecretary of llbmmerce Redfleld 1‘.
{much pleased arms prospect of got-
E‘ting‘theE new vessel ahead of Elms. He
the chili-ting of the waters 0! L
Vital part or the work or no
hurts a
r But no! not now; there ALDO way.
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H. KREIGER 8. CO.
The Leading Outfitters in Ready-
td—Wear Goods for Men
Women, Boys and Girls
Don’t look for low pricesj with
out looking for high qualityzwith
it. Thats the only combination
that means real value and that’s
the only combination you will
find in this store.
We «state with the utmost in-
sistence that more genuine bar-
gains are offered in this store
every day than in any other
store in town.
Did you ever have a charge account
in our store.
9 Try it now. You will like
it. It will help you live easier and bet-
ter.
"" i‘HE 1.511631: YESTERDAY
If one could only find the wziy
Into the land of yesterday! E
How I would thrust the miles aside,
Rush up the quiet lane and than.
Just when her roses laughed in pride
Find her among the flowers again.
I’d slip in silently and wall.
Until she saw me by the gate,
And then * * ‘ read through a blur or
Quick pardon for the sélllsn years.
,..
This time, this time, I would not. wait .
For that brief wire tlibt said: Too late.
It I could only find the way
Into the land of yesterday.
’-
I wonder if her young yet .
Lift up their heads and laugh with
pride
And If her phlox and mlgnenetto
”Have heart to blossom by their side;
I wonder if the dear old Inna ‘ “‘
still chirp's With robins alter rain.
And It the birds and handed bees
Still rob her early cherry trees.
I wonder if I went there now.
'How reviewing would seem, and bow,
Bach to the land of yesterday.
‘ New York Sun.
-mportumtlgl-rmd >111. Bentl-
' , and William Dean Howells are the last:
1 "E literary men-who wereldlstlnctly-Am»
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
80ll00l8 HEIEESII0IIIII I E
BBSIIIII. “IIIIII BAI”E w...
You are invited to the "Self Help"
I
Exposition at the NE. Ryan Co. store
this neck to see something in corset.
Superintendent 0f sel‘mls' 1” T construction and service that Is nul-
Chapman. of the local public schools. ically different from anything you
Is interested in a “3393““ Whlcnbave seen before. These corsets will
“'35 made today in Washington by E be shown you by an expert corseiier
Secretary Lane to school superintemlflnd fitted by methods of Nemo Hy.
dents throughout the country that one glenic Fashion Institute of New York.
of James Whitcomb Riley 11 poems be vSee adv
read In each school on Thursday, Oc-E' Seasonable clothing, steamer rugs _
tober 7,1.hea11niversary oi Mr.:RiIey's and sweaters are what Joseph Pavia
birth. In doing so, the Secretary call- speaks of in his adv. today on page. 5.
ed intention to the fact that Mr. IlllleyE . M Moltash & son are “mam“,‘g
1; wonderful discontinuance solo—n
sale that Is attracting much interest
In this city. Saturday It was mores
any to employ Iwo policemen to keep
the sIdewnIk in front of their store
elm. and the store was packed all any
long even It It. was a stormy day.
The South Nnrvmlk store of this um
Will be discontinued alter, the sale, and ,
Rtbelr local patrons will be cared for
at their Stamtord store. . E '
Points for Sentinel Reader: to Con.
tRVo survivors of a. generation ot‘grent:
loan and did much in poetry and prose
to reveal the characteristic beauty and
struggle of American life. It Is very
probable the Norwalk Schools will ob
serve fltllnzly “Riley Day"
DEATH OF TH EATRIOAL MANAGERE
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“ LONDONR'OCL " 1:14,Ep.m.—-Georgo ..Aoc'opt all the luck that comes
MIMEE EEI'EIWHBI.
E Edwardes. the well-"known English the-
atrical mubaser, died In LondonE this
1 ting! Want EAd‘. ,g‘
.au H'El
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your way—Elm, don’t DEFEND on I“. 1
coming! it you want a Job use a Bso-; '
Norwalk Chronicler