l , Which Shall
it Be?
Is the coming winter to
be a season of enjoyment,
comfort and contentment
in the home or is home to
he a place of draughts,
chills and suffering?
Of course you can pro-
how (although many do
succu nb) but at what a
sacri5-,-e. 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 (6 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 heat—
ed apartments? Why be
at the mercy of the
weather when it is so easy
to avoid discomfort? Heal;
the whole house. Coal is
expensive we admit, but
-'-—-“safety first.”
And whtn you set about
buying coal remember the
best is nortoo good and
'the other kind is an abom-
ination. Our selections in
, coal are the result of many
‘ " years of experience. We
are daily turningr down
coals that are said to be
“just as good for less
money.”
We employ no soliCitors.
THE
COMPANY
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ably get thrOUgh it some Ell shingles are laid. Just choose binations in colors and 51295. ill Gasoline ignited. V I
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FERRIS COAL {sis 1:12:21: 1:12;: a] 5. 00
’DEA'rHs AND FUNERALS = = 7% ' a
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11 i t k 1 tion yesterday, aged 74 years. The
HE man who leaves shingles unstained ms es the same in s a e E; deceased was a member of Co. 0.. 23rd GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK
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as the man “ho leaves his house unpainted It is now possible for
C. v.1. The remains were sent to
you to buy shingles that will last twice as long as ordinary shingles .
Huntington today where interment
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, ii; They Come in Bupndles Ready- to—Lay ( BURNS ’ 3 S I SI
i it You don‘ t has to bother with “-Creo DiDt" Stained Shingles , , ' _..~ ‘ ' c 31.3 8 cm
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', t the muss and expenSe or stain- are furnished in 1- ’ giadcs in 25 / gFeed Pipe Broke During Elimination
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ing on the Job or painting after different colors. Ilta..ng com l1 ’Tmals a, Sheepshcad Bay and
. . cards and your shingles come Let us show. you color cards {:1 “mm, auto racing driver, who 1911
ready stained in one 103' and quote prices. 35 days ago was injured while practicing _
The Hakh 6' Bailey C0. 5% 3“" theI Aztor cup race over the At $1.45
Siieeisiea Bav S -1 \va'. died of .
8’0th Nor-walls” Con: “3 his iiljuries lzistillifdlllefulirul1t won 111.4 A beautiful assortment was placed on sale last: week and so varied was the range of
‘ Vanderbilt 0111) in 1909 and 1910- I shades that you can come tomorrow with the assurance of securing a perfect match to your
Grant‘s death resulted from severe hair a - fio‘i'figybffi
burns. While tuning up his car the
gasoline feed pipé broke and me They are 24— —inches long The hair 15 of fine quality, Soft and lustrous, and with a per-
backfire ignited a stream of leaking 331mm wave. Every imaginable shade except graY-
gasoline. Grant was about 35 vears
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Values in Ladios’ Suits
Ladies’ military styles, V$
plain tailored models,
latest trimmed effects.
Special value,
Secle of”
"VELVET- SHAPES
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t‘all fabrics Unusually
good value at
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* « W ehave placed on sale to-morrow and Mon-
or":
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, BPEillll. SALE
1.. BOYS’ SUITS AND
' MACKINAWS
SUITS, 2 pairs of Pants
Value $450 at .00
Value 36.50 at 5.00
MACKINAWS, $4.00 value
“23300.3 5.00value$4;00
G 0 T T L l E B
No. Main St. So. Norwolk
”filo—$12.50 Suite.
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Serge suits, velvet 3
iollars and cuffs,
plaitcd skirt, coats, . .
semi-Norfolk styles.
Special,
Ladies' fur trimmed $ I
suits, colors, green, '
brown, black and ,
I
blue. Very special at
day, Tivo Hundred Velvet Shapes, Sailors, Tur- _.3
bans and Pokes at ‘
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LADIES' WAIS’l‘s' ~' if mm: 2" '11“ 1i
_ In Lingerie , In Series, .5
and Crepe do Poplin: ond »
Chine. Mixtures. l
93.. m 83.00. “on toil“
5.
in... 101s are usually soldier $1.25 and 12.00. e Other
resident _
Wilson
11M NORWALK—
1 e advantage of some of the
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Tomorrou 10¢
Jgt'IUNT'S ST PLE
WHITE CHERRIES
Tomorrow 10¢
runes!) OLIvEs
A in for the Fall Trade
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President Wilson by chance see“
hoot doubt visit our store and "
Shapes of Lion Silk Velvets. A large variety to select fr 1 It.
Quality, Style and V
$1.50 to $5.00 .-
. Low Price—
the Worth Whlfe Combination in Our Men o
.11 Boys slum. .
We want to call your attention especially to
our splendid values In M: ’8 Suite at $16; 00
Now‘ .0 will 3311 find better The fabric, toll-
and style are ex- mlly hurl
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3 .1... See our wonderful assortment of For Trimmed Suits in all
Twig 5'5 00 the leading shades, Russian Green, African __Brown from
Other Suits $18. $20 and $22.50 1 V $1500 t0 $35.00 . \
BOYS, SUIT SPECIALS ' i. I .. . .3 , i . 3 , . ‘~:‘~'~‘~"~:\" , W...x-.-;-:-..- -..-.-\-\:.-.-.:x-.-.:.:
3 NEW ISSUE 7 Removal Sale
» I October'élst‘to 15th '
ul-
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will wear-.111 .ortolk
‘ flea, two pair of. or .ousers at
. 35!
extra value. v ”H"!
SPECIAL SP? ‘
$111111~ 11137.00 $2.98 up - , . »
‘ the“ b0!" sults. and an“ s for .the little 3
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imperial German Government 52; Bonds
3 ”tr ”3 material that follow with one pelt
Not callable before 1924
3‘ Did you know that you can buy the Best in '3 i 3 - EXEMPT 'IFROM TH. 73:11:" IN CHMANY _On the latter date we‘owill remove our long established "
quality and the latest in style at as low price ' W business to more centrally located quarters ’at Wall and
\ as elseWhere and enjoy all e prim/gee of :1 WE OFFER THESE BONQS AT High streets, and fogthe next twin weeks will sell
. 8207mm for as. 1,101 Mirlt, tax-Coupon, April 1, 1915,
1 delivered free of all expense onyyfl‘here in the United States. .
' ' ’ With German Firehouse o1: normal rote. the Bonds would yield
about 8%.
‘ ~ , AMERICAN COMPARISONS
:34: based 011114.000 Mark Bond, belnatheequlvolent at a $1,000 Bond -=
.2 ‘3‘ Atherloonlsii‘e _
' ”’ in ordinary time: a 41000 Mark Bond would cost. ..'............ 52
antothe lowroteeolexchmgenowonly. ..'.....l......-.. §M
Showing a profit from an exchange Emissions of. ..............
or overd0% eamvalent on a bond 11er issue. ’ ‘
charge account at this store
ouK ENTIRE STOCK “
FURNITURE
AT A BIG DISCOUNI
‘ Do not miss this chance to buy all kinds. of furniture at ‘
BARGAIN PRICES.
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. i ‘ . . .1 ilrlni’. th "oe'lo withdrew. :2 ' commandinkfhe heat. The coastal-ti V, . r
tho COlholio “Willow“: tho} “I; mono oh «hi loot woo Sellout» it. VII «some thot Another ot- lérymen 'were on the alert and we: ' 58 w“ Street. FUNERAL DIRECTORS . . V' Norwalkg' V‘
the second attack 1m 1115111. Whfil‘l’fllb 9 and 11 WALL "REIT NEW YORK ‘ SON
duh-ore impreoeutlnx/me ottickins . y , ‘ , ‘. ?
, , noted on a last resort to use the
loo in wool. W36; none. 9"“ 1' V After to hours «Homeroom or limit. air/1‘s. m9. muted bottorleo. .
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Norwalk Chronicler