no: my) THURSDAY, OCT. 1, 1915
THE sou-171i NORWALR nvnNiNo sEN'riNnL
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4The "BIC" (I Bailey CO.3 434 ”“‘""’°"" i TRISTRAM 8: HYATr-i—
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Henry A. Lambert, the well known
mwv architect; died yesterday Snowing at‘
Lambert was well known and
_‘iaii ii any friends here who will be
lee-ply grieved to learn of his death 5
' s"r\'ivvd by two sons, Dr. ll.
9 HE man who leaves shingles unstained makes the same mistake “ home, No. 47 Fremont street
e. ‘ as the man who leaves his house unpainted. It is now possible for ””dgel’orll at.» the age Pf 75 years W GAZETTE BLDG. WE LEADING DRY GOODS STOKE NORWALB
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you to buy shingles that will last twice as long as ordinary shingles
look better and cost less than shingles stained on the job.
“ H) 1” Still ed bill ges
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Is the coming winter to
be a season of enjoyment,
. comfort and contentment " is
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in the home or is home to
be a place of draughts,
chills and suFfering?
Of course you can pro-
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bably get through it some-g
how (although many do I
They Come in Bundles Ready-to-Lay
You don’t have to bother _with
the muss and expense of stain-
"L‘reollipt" Stained Shingles
are furnished in 12 grades in 25
log on the job or painting after different
shingles are laid. Just choose
binations in colors and
Pleasing coni-
sizes.
colors.
B. Lambert and Edward A. Lambert
"he funeral will be private. ‘
TODAY IN WALL STREET .
4 WALL S'l‘itrsicr. rzooiisvli-s-dlinufif
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For ladies and misses.
Beacon Blanket Bathrobes
Beautifully made and in most attractive patterns and colors.
\ succumb) but at what a 3 from our samples and color Give the mater careful thought. 6 ”l ”1“ “”1 hour “WC RIO-“l1." 0n ail4 $2.98 to $7.50
‘ Sacnifiye Warmth and cards and your shingles come Let us show you color cards 4:~‘cciidiiiu scale, although some spec 4
' - i ready stained in one lot. and quote prices. ii Mill‘s x'reacied under realizing salesi 4 . . .
““3"“ g° “"6 “‘ h... *3 l . .. i Prett New Silk Petticoats "
4 4 n 4 _ : H . ‘eng 0 always Was a. y
Our advice is to have 44444 The HatCh 6 Bal'ey CO. 3“"; tl‘lrl'c'llrlllL' Nature. and llclhiehcni‘ , I J
coal enough to keep thor-
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3 3% SOUth Norwalk. Conn. 4“. Hil‘l‘l's further advance to 42” called: .
ou hl warmBn'yit ofu _ . . . , . . . .
if Eouylook at it that way? ’M'fifi‘ m. an», 40“ axon-302:3”... :2. ': . >2.. - 1.1g renewed attention to m “unwinding; A new and attractive line in black, white and many plan it colors, and striking PerSian
.. but have it. Better if need - , ~ » .. t-.. . _. n-.- il'lsllion.4 idilr‘l‘ Pittsburgh Coal Com»? designs.
be to economize on some_ won am ’l‘efel'red. l'liited Railways‘ 4
thing of less importance. ; Butter Fish, 3 lbs. 25c Sword Fish .......... 16c "ll”adt‘lllllia Company and some more'4 $3.00 10 $7.50 .
Where can you get 9 Blue Fish ............ 16c Salmon .............. 14c obscm-e lildustrials and Utilities rose J
more satisfying. lasting i Cod Fish ............ 16c Clams .......... 10c string 3 m 4 pmm“ and ”‘9 MW“ group}
pleasure for the money i . . 6 “an moved to higher levels. Westing l
than comes from the gen- 4 Spanish Mackerel 16c Escallops ...... oc q 14041594 backed 444 first, 44044444 6 40144445444 4 LAND—“HEANBLUM 4 4“ _ _ 4
ial warmth of well heat- , ;Hll(l United Slates Steel 1 as to so ‘ -
‘- . f 'l‘l llss Rachael Mary Sch‘eanblum 01';
ed apartments? Why be , Sthflllze, S3 anilal'y Markets Al midday a general rise was under l) d Atlorne Benjamin D|4 ,
at the mercy of the 1 WASHINGTON ST gMAIN ST 'Way. Bonds were strong. Dali ury, an y .
h h ' ' i 32 ' ' l - Land of New Haven, were married
weat er w4 en it is so easy SOUTH NORWALK 3NORWALK. ____ 4
to avoid discomfort? Heat \ ' » I WALL STREET 10-30 a ma“! gammy evening in New Wk my" rle er & 0
the whole housednggalbli: ........ 4 M... 4_ M74 4 4 4,,.,,(.es of yesmdafl heavy selling by nabbi Joseph N. Silverman. O O
:XP::f:1t:Iefi1::" a ' 41novemem were visible at the Opening , Miss Scheanblum has been ii model . 4
Of lOdHy‘s market. W . . . - . N l
And when you set about We use a Royal EleCtric Green Corn Cutter. 4 ”4 ar “h"“S T098 room teacher ol’ the State orma
bu in coal remember the smar 43. General Electric, Baldwin [.0- School, teaching in the Danbury3 ‘
y e; d coniotlve. Pressed Steel Car, Studebsk- 1
best '5 not too 300d an . er, General Motors Willys-Overland mmms‘ She graduated from the Dan-4
the other kindis an abom— ‘ and Maxwell Motors 4mm Preterm“ bury High School and State Normal l . .'
ination: Our selections in « . . training from 1 to 4 1—2 points Bethle- 8mm“ She mme an excellent “he! ! e OSt eaUtl u
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4 4 4 4 , . new high record of 409 . ’
are daily turning down will make every hen 3 laying hen. ‘ Copper also made “Gwali‘lcxggpigif: S(l100l was engaged by the slate boardl 4 4
..\ coals that are 531d ‘0 be 5d: LB.- 1.”, 1 3.4. Railways became; lncro'lsing: “f “d"m‘m“ m" 11104191 room work. Selection of Millinery in Norwalk is shown in
." “1““ 39” g°°d for less 4 ly active. New Haven, Lehigh Valley Attorney Land is a graduate 0f tale our store
.4__. , money” i —-—-—-— and Union Pacific improving a point and practices law in I\ew llnven. lie '
We employ no solicitors. CHARNOK,S - ARKET \ or “404.94 Lam Westinghouse ”gained 143 i414... rising 4:1; rggflrney Maurice 4 4
“a ' some of its recent prominence, advanc- .an o ‘0“ l ' O a d d t
THE ins 21-4 at 129 3-4, and United States Th“ "0“” “’“p‘e ““9 5‘ mm Mi lll' [Gd y to wear epartmen
' ‘ lends in Danllur and .\ew Haven,
Tel 8 .2 Free Del've a N Main St We! rose at mction o... yesterday‘s ‘1 Y 4 4 4 4 4
. 5 3 - 1 W. 7 . . close. .311 of whom wish them a long and Showmg Suits, CoatS, Petticoats, Waists, $11k
‘ ‘ _..___» ‘ happy wedded life. 4 4 d
i A G : 3 Following the ceremony they started and Cloth Skirts is unsurpasse .
COMPANY r i H MBUR OLE' on a wedding trip through New Eng-
“ i A very quiet, b1“ pretty “9‘”an land. Thev will reside in V9“ Haven.
took place at the home of Mrs Mary ..__..____.—_—-—
S. Coie. of 1 Railroad avenue, on Wed it bacon 1.. soaked in water for a
nesday evening, when she became the few minutes before trying, it will pre-
b’lde 0‘ Frederick 3- Hamburg. 0' vent the fat from running-
Sharon, New York. ‘Rev Ralph 0. The juice of raw potatoes is excel“
Hartley, of the South \Ql'Willk Baptist lent for removing .mtmins from the
Church. performed Hid ceremony. hands and iron woolen rubrics. l
Have Your Purchase
charged and settle bill in small monthly pay-
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 North Main Street 13 Main Street
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
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SPINAL SALE
“A” BOYS' SUITS AND
MACKINAWS
SUITS, 2 pairs of Pants
at“: $4 50 at $3. 00
alue $6.50 at $5 00 4 4 _4_
M‘fiCKINAWS, $4. 040 value
$3M“) $5.oovalue$4;00 l
ti o 1 TH E B . .
Removal Sale
“October in to l‘Sftli
87410-41250 Sill”.
On the latter date we will remove our long established
businhss to more centrally located quarters at Wall and
High streets, and for the next two weeks will sell 4
OUR ENT ‘
; Hayes’ BlOck IRE, STOCK !
94.4Nnrth‘M‘ain Street
- V. ‘ FURNITURE
GRAND JURY HEAR HAINES cAsE AT I A ' BlG DISCOUNT
TESTIMONY, FRIDAY.
Do not miss this chance to buy all kinds of furniture at
BARGAIN PRICES.
RAYMOND & SON
FUNERA L DIRECTORS.
PHONES:
1180, South Norwalk. ’1 881
, Norwalk.
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We Wish to announce to the public of Norwalk
that; we will have Our GRAND OPENING
st O‘Ctobier 7t has
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\You will find our new store filled up with the newest creations of the season in different» .
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Eighteen Jurors to be Selected This
5 Afternoon—Trial Expected at
Present Term.
The grand jury of Fairfield coun-
ty v 11‘ he called In Friday morning
at 10 olclock to hear the evidence or
the state lit the shooting of Mrs. An-
iii fishes in Trumbull by hergfiiis-
«1. Jason ”lg, Haines. Monday ‘e‘r-
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linerof merchandise, as
ii till" 26th ti t th. The 48 Main Street. . Norwalk. Ii
.ml’..m::.... --.. - " "’ _. ’~‘ - Men’s Boy’ 5 and Children’ s Clothing
““"t 0' the Trumbull tamer tie avenue. Bridgeport. The women Bridgeport
he “and on “19 hill reported by ol’ the church have eonsented to some 2. iii—Reports: (1) Elementary Sup
and 1m. and it 18 “Peel?“ “1“ a supper to the delegates and visitors. erlntendent (2) Secretary (3) Tm»
lat or the accused will be dnr- Rev. John R Brown, pastor of the urer (4) President (5) 'Nominutlng
be present term 01 the 'Suvefl" First Baptist church Bridgeport. will Commas“
it’ . J speak on the subject “Does the Teach-g 4',
‘ ier hose His spirituality?" and by Rev.‘ iztffsgmjrfis"; 2°98“??? 41“” 3:4"
FFIOElN GOOD CONNT'ON- iJ. Ma’oLaren Richardson of the Final“ , 1" ° ”. mm" ’ “9°
his retirement as city clerlr, Presbyterian church. Bridgeport. ”The 3 15‘4‘ddresfl‘ “Sunday BChOOI EV-
rJ. Marielle: leaves the oflce Future Growth 0! the Sunday School." “13°13“ " Wallace 1- W44oodln4, H3179
ondltion. All matters or put» Following is the program. * 10%
have been indexed. and 4e -' » ‘ ' Momlng‘ aeolian. 3- 45—Addresii: "Conservation of
g was In good order. attesting President Elliott W. Peck. presid- Sunday School Eltorts." Rev. it I‘ll}. .
,umeller’s system and 0111- lug; . ‘ ., Beebe, Bridgeport. ~ - 4
the two years be h", 10. Oil—Devotions. Rev. John J. Wu- 4. 16-5Adjourn to DeportmentnlCoii- ,4 . x
- nor. Ilrlduport. ‘ ; .. “ ‘
Ladies and Misses suits * ;
Qt the latest new models
A full line of S H O E S for the entire family ~
A d ssortment of Piece Goods and Silks. A complete line of
I Laces and ldgmzi'oiderynnd Timmings. In fact everything in the line of DrY' Goods
A ' ‘ V We also wish to announCe that we M11111] e
- ~'~ have opened a New Department in
. where you will find the latest styles and shapes at most reasonable prices.
You are all cordially invited to come. -* 44 4 44
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