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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 heat-
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
—“safety first."
And when you set about
buying coal remember the
best is not too good and
the other kind is an abom-
ination. Our selections in
coal are the result of many
years of experience. We
are daily turning down
coals that are said to be
“just as" good for less
money."
We ernploy no solicitors
THE
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
MACKINAWS
SUITS, 2 pairs of Pants
- Value $4.50 at ‘ $3 00
Value $6. 50 at $5, 00
MACKINAWS, $4. 00 value
532,00, $500 value$4 00
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11 No. Mala 8t. So. Nor-walk
-87—010——812.50 Suite.
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firesident Wilson by chance see
our following liberal olYer he. would
twlthout doubt \‘isit oi1r store and
of some‘of the
‘MQUNT HAMILTON
Tomorrow 10¢
"HUNT’S STAPLE
WHITE CHERRIES-
18c can
, Tomorrow 10¢
STUFFED OLIVES
arse size
Tomorroirr 180
.3 LUE RIBBON
TOILET PAPER
.Regirla'r
“so so "
" Tomorrow 2 for 50
Ju'st in for the Fall Trade
URGEN,
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Soldiers' Home, died in that institu-
tion yesterday, aged 74 years. The
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Death of Albert Gale.
Albert Gale. inmate at the Noroton
TRISTRAM a HYATT
as the man uho leaves his house unpainted. it is now possible for ,\‘ deceased was a member or (30- D., 23rd GAZEWI I E BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK
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you to buy shingles that will last twice as long as ordinary shingles C V: I The remdm‘ “9"? 59m to ~~—~—-
Huntington today where interment
look better and cost less than shingles stained on the job
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11/13 shingles are lald. Just choose binations in colors and sizes. ll ;
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l. cards and your shingles .come Let us show you color cards ;{ 1‘
l 9'l ready stained in one lot. and quote prices. ' '
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Feed Pipe Broke During Elimination
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UTO DRIVER GRANT DIES FROM
3:51?- 3 Separate Stem
Trials at Sheepshead Bay and
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Gasoline Ignited. .
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rant, auto racing drivor. who ten
:31 5 ago was injured While practicing
(C for the Astor cup race over the "\ At $1.45
SOuth Norwalk. Com Slutpshead Bay Speedway, lilo-l ol
_ ‘_ , Ww his injuries lust 11112111. Grunt won the A beautiful assortment was placed on sale last week, and so varied was the range of
1 Ymdflbm cup in 1909 and 1910 1 shades that you can come tomorrow with the assurance of securing a perfect match to your
Grants death resulted from sevwe hair a ‘ W .1 131'" ,5 if“
. burns. Willie tuning up his (or the ' "V" -¢a§m N‘s
gasoline feed pipe broke and the They are 24- -inches long The hair rs of fine quality, soft and lustrous, and with a per-
back'flre ignited a stream of leaking manent wave Every imaginable shade except gray.
gasoline. Grant was about 35 years “
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Values in Ladies’ Suits
Ladies’ military styles, 3
plain tailored models,
latest trimmed effects. . .
Special value,
Ladies’ suits of distinc- $
live stple 111 all the new
full fabrics. Unusually
good value at .
Serge suits, velvet
10110111 and cutie, $
, plaitod skirt, coats, ._
semi Norfolk styles. . .
Special, . ' .
Ladies’ fur trimmed 8
suite, colors, green,
brown, black and
blue. Very special at .
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LADIES' WAISI‘S " - MDIES' 7
' in Lingerie ' ~ In Surges,
and Crops do. Popllns’ and,
Chine, Mixtures,
081- to 33.00. 81.011 to 87.50
Quality, Style and .
WITH TWO PAIRS 0F PANTS
There's n'attlnesa ID We. 3130 Show other ‘.
these boys' 3‘1“”! and an s for the little ’ ~
str 11 material that
will gear. In ‘tartolk fellow with one pair
" styles. tWo pair 0,: of cursor; at
”T" gnaw“ if“ sworn. as,
$60001 $700 _;sz.98. up?
Did you know that you can buy the Best” 1n
quality and the latest 1n style at as low price .\ -
as elsewhere and enjoy all the privileges of a .
charge account at this stare! ‘
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ymjfdlmi“? $l5 00 {-2 the leading shades, Russian Green, African Brown from
Other Suits $18, $20 and $22.50 . E § * " $15. 00 to $35. 00
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W e have placed on sale to-morrow and Mon— ~ g,
day, Two Hundred Velvet Shapes, Sailors, Tur-
bans and Pokes at
50c: and $1.
, These, lots are usually sold "for $1.25 and $2.00. Other
Shapes. Fol Lion Silk Velvets. A large variety to select fro 1r.
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Imperial 01111111 Government 5):; Bond:
. Not callable before 1924
,',,> _ lama payable 1.111.111 October
FXFMPT FROM All. TAXATION IN GERMANY
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‘ WE OFFER THESE BONDS AT
$207.70 not for each 1,000 Mark, Err-Coupon, April I, I010,
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Removal Sale
OctoberElst to 15th
011 the'latter date we will remove our long established
business to more centrally located quarters’ at Wall , and .,
. High streets, and for the next two weeks will sell
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
FURNITURE
AT A BIG ‘ DISCOUNT
Do not miss this chanhe {.5 buy an kinds of furniture 1,”.
BARGAIN PRICES.
With German Exchange at normal rates the Bonds would yield
about 8%.
' ‘ AMERICAN COMPARISONS
based on a 4.000 Mark Bond. beingtlr‘ooqulvalent of a 51.009 Bond
. e 1. ‘ American Issue
“ In ordinary times a 4.000 Mark Bond mu coat. .........‘...... O82
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