a a o
. Yé'u: house may, be of
,Wmazble, of concrete or of
mod, be filled with dainty
hangings and furniture
~thfit's good; your floors
may shine with polish.
your hardware be the best,
[your pictures by good
artists in keeping with
the rest, but if your house
is chilly. devoid of genial
heat to fill your days with
Comfort. and make your
deisure sweet—your house
is not a home, sir, ’tis but
.- a place to eat. Our Coal
‘ xtransforms like magic and
,makes a home complete.
1 THE
Films COA'L
* COMPANY
.S. Black Shells
are used by all sportsmen
and trap shooters—
Special Rates to Gun
f Club‘
' POINTS OF
SUPERIORITY
Non Mercuric primer
gives even ignition
uniform combustion,
and velocity; more
regular pattern.
Black shells have
clear passage from
primer to powder,
thus eliminating long
fires.
Black shells are really
vl'alerproof. Test them
yourself and be con-
vineed.
Black shells are the
most expensive shells
to manufacture but
are sold at the same
price as other makes.
Alllllll D. MORGAN
(Successor to Charles E. Dow)
11: Washington Street
1.; ‘ South Norwalk
\
the world 81145.
Overland " Model 83: "
T he Greatest Selling Car at
The WillysKnight: The lowest-priced Knight—motored car cler built 5"
$1095. Overland Six: The blue-st, most powerful Six at the price in ,,
We have thesgthree remarkable car values.
1 The Hatch ,6 Bailey Co.
HE man who leaves shingles unstained makes the same mistake
as the man who leaves his house unpaillted. It is now possible for
you to buy shingles that will last twice as long as ordinary shingles 1
look better and cost less that: Shingles stained 911 the Job. «
"CreO-Dipt” Stained Shin
—— They Come in Bundles Ready-to-Lay
You don't have to bother with
the mass and expense of stain-
ing on the Job or painting after
shingles are laid. Just choose
from our samples and
cards and your shingles come
ready stained in one lot.
color
and quote prices.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
us show them to you, either with closed or open bodies.
“Creo—Dipt" Stained Shingles
are furnished in 12 grades ill 25
different colors. Pleasing com-
binations in colors and
Give the mater careful thought.
Let us show you color cards
South Norwalk
$750
111
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. Mlleaaalte Orgsainiisa Will Have:
sa unusually Active Winter
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WEE BLDO.‘
A very largely attended and en
thu>inslic lzieeliug of Tl'illli)’ Young
Men's (‘iub was held last evening. The
enthusiasm was at a high pitch and
plans for the coming winter season
were laid. The club is one of the;
most wide-awake organizations of its
character in the city as evidenced by
the coming functions. On November-
5th I smoker will be held and the,
m will I» Street Commissioner?
George A. Sharron. The annual min- fi
it!“ show is under way and the re
hearsals afford as much fun and pleas-
.. ,lure for the members, as the show,
" does to the audience. 3
The club now being firmly estab
‘lished as a social organization. de-
cided to take its place as one of the;
lat-lire associations working for lhel
1118111511 in general. ‘Accordiugly, a com-l
mlltee on church relations, t-onsistillgl
sizes. ' COTTON VESTS AND TIGHTS,
ordinary silos ................
Extra. sizes, 65c.
MERiNO VESTs AND TIGHTS,
medium weight, ordinary sizes . ...
Extra sizes, $1.00.
MERINO VESTs ANDJIGHTS,
wool, heavy weight, ordinary sizes,
Eura~sizes, $1.25.
75c
$1.00
Conn
' W's
ass-3'
COTTON UNION SUITS,
ordinary siz .................
Extra sizes, $1.25.
MERlNO UNION sun's, medium ‘
weight ordinaly sizes .........
$1.00
E
LET
VAAS 1' BROTHERS GARAGE
Chestnut St, City.
, Phone 1360. ‘
$1 50
lot R'. 11. Ireland. Fred Olsen and B
~W. Talluadge was appointed to look' En” sizes, $1.75.
latter the interests of the ('llill't'll in‘
he (lub.
SILK AND MERINO VESTS
medium weight, ordinary sizes
MERlNo UNION SUITS, heavy
weight, ordinary sizes .........
SILK-ANDMERINO UNION SUITS,
medium weight, ordinary sizes ,...
TRISTRAM 8. HYATT
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
UNDERWEAR
For Women
MERINO veers AND TIGHTS, p
heavy weight, ordinary sizes ..... .
Extra sizes, $1.00.
Extra sizes, $1.25.
WOMEN’S UNION SUITS
Extra sizes, $1.75.
N ORWALK
75c
‘5 TIGHTS.
$1.00
$1.50
$2.00
‘-
i
I
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l
Areomlnodalions hate now been‘
Amade tor 60 members instead of 40
Beers Meat and Provisional.
6 North Main Street
South N orwalk,
1180, South Norwalk.
PHONES:
881, Norwalk.
' 13 Main S eet
gas helelofore. A membership contest
ivrax inaugurated. Two teams, the 1'11
lpers and Lowers. are contesting for!
supremely): The l'pper team is cap-l
tained b\ Tr'easulel‘ Henry Neuge-l
beam, and consists of ired Olsen
,llenrv Olsen, William Cole E. D Ran‘ ,M-
11.11" A. T. Hall, Lou Holden, (harles
twhnnann. Ed Talluladge and How-
lHl‘il Acton.
l The Lowers are captained by Presi-
ident Robert I". Devine, and its mem-
— bars are 11.31.1111- Anderson. Art Devine.
wun HAS llllll
willllc canon,
13: Grace Zelnla Thayer Becomes,
the Bride of Elbririge Smith,
Jennings , }
Norwal .
A pretty wedding ceremony at-l
tracted a host of well wisllers to that,
AWilliaul lreland, Russell Janos. Al lle- Wilton Congregational Church this,
v.1ne R lrelnnd. W alter Clair. Arthur afternoon, when the solemn service
Schltllzc’s 3 Sanil
‘ 3: WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Full Line of Fresh Fish
Be Sure lts
FRlSBlE'S
Made in the Cleanest Plant.
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable. .
Ask Your Grocér for Them
Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
Mrs. Richard
APIE
j l‘O\\'.
l
l
ary Markets 1
9 MAIN
NORWALK.
‘ DEATHS AND FUNERALS. ‘
“
Ella May, aged 28 years, wife of 77.577601
Richard Delehanty, died-last evening Food More at anv 111119.
at 6: ~15 oclork at the home of her aunt.- 1111: (mg for ladies will be held 110‘“ stock. Then came little \ilss
Miss Kate Cole, on \12 Prospect ave- ”me 70 7 7'77.»
11ue,folluwio9 a long illness. 1
,‘ Besides her husband.
lit ed by three children, Lestru, Helen “ ”
and Ethel Delellanty. Funeral al- IBORROWS “0RSE EOR
‘1'ange111ents will be announced lomor
Funeral of Mrs. Bernard Cooke. 1
Tile funeral of Mrs. Bernard Cooke
fiCtls‘m and Arthur Mead. The contest I, was said that made Miss Grace Zellnal
fiends NOHElllbtl‘ 16th. The insel'smusl- _T'hayer and Elbrldge Smith Jennings:
'act as waiters and general assistants' man and w.lte The officiating clergy-
at the lurl e1 suppel to be 12l19n in men were Rev. trederick Holllster“
'Januart. l1 is hoped that “at or “an ipastor of the ch ch and Rev. John'
sirnm will be present on that OHRS'. G. Davenport D. D.. of Waterbury, the}
ion as he will 111» if business does not special form of wedding service ar-l
interfere with his plans trained by Rev. Dr. Davenport being.
Meetings will be held ev'elt' Tues- Used As Miss Ethel Hart, organist:
tlii‘ cloning until after the minsuels ,0? the Church, played the Wedding
Any 1111111. mung or old. tonnecletl march. “18 bridal Party entered the;
with Trinitl is (‘ldinlll invited to- south ‘3“? preceded by the ushers,.
the rooms met the Central Frank E and Frederick E. Bennett,-:
1111 ,7,“ Ainslie Whithnell and Charles E. Com-‘
Elsa?
fiCooke. the flower girl. The matrOnl,
of honor. Mrs. William. Hoosier, came'
,next. and then came the bride. escort-
’ed by her father Stephen S. Thayer,l
who gave her away. Mr. Jennings
with his best man. William Houstonl
Delehanty.
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of South \‘orwnlk. met the party at 8 WEUOW dress with a 1le basket 0f
the.d altar rail where the. service was YGUOW Chrysanthemums.
l On their return from their wedding
s“Beyer has the old church with its journey Mr. and Mrs, Jennings will
1 h, 1W '
”mo-‘9“ “m EdWMd (‘onc 0 d lavish and artistic floral decorations, reside for the present with the bride’s
From Us
's
w~s
field Seminary.
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CARD or THANKs.
H; Krieger 81 co. ‘
Buy Your Winter Clothing
We Dress Men, Women. Boys and Girls,
“From Head to Foot
On Our Easy Payment Plan
It is Helping Thousands of People to
A Live Easier and Better
as the bride is an alumnus of North—
We wish, to thank our friends. The
To S lance ‘ - :“93 held from St Marys Church this - *l i' r trial hr
1:“ ) A CALL US UP 'lnorning_ Rev T. J.‘ Finn Celebrating \au 71ml $3”!th r:w(:llll:o: a: a result arranged by Mrs. Augustus W" Mer- father Both °f the contracting par- Daughters 0' Rebekah, toremen 0' tho '
“ecu”, to Wm. Effmn and we will rush our trouble the requiem mass at 9 oclock The Sergeant S:11 bdrrowlns” a horse 7 win and Miss Mary R. Comatocll, pre- ties are well and favorably known in Lockwood Mtg. Co. and members or
Phone 499 man right around when some- church was nlleli with sorroning oi the \loungf Pill 111 Martin Gra’ce of ”flied a an" appearance. and the Wilton ”d have the be“ wishes 0‘ the t°°1r°°m' the Five Hundred cm.”
37 art Street East Norwalk thing like ”1,: happens 'in your lliends and relatives who listened to last hi: 1t owllfie and enjoying for Aev scene was a most impressive one. .a host of friends. and the Sunday school class,torille1r
home. it your a beautiful elilogy by the pastor. Mrs. limflj 111w: “airline ride with 58v 1‘ After the ceremony, as the newly' A feature or the wedding service sympathy, kindness and many floral
-‘ V ‘ PLUMBING Irving Havmcs and John Wehle rep- ”“7 no: ‘ thtul compamong Ac .wedded pair “9"“ “all“ the church, which was most eflectlre, was the tributes received in our recent be-
’ i A dared vocal solos. Th era ot er V0“ many 0: the “hind“ present pressed singing of the Northfletd Benediction reavement. " -
. REMEMBER s detective. antiquated,unsdn1~ e pallbearers cording ,0 the p07,“, young Gun“ 11 ~ .
- tary or worn out. have us make were mm“ M- cm'comn» James B- 1 i it the Crate horse is the forward to Offer congratulations an at “5 do" by a quartet of mixed GEORGEM' .“ AX
‘ Costello. Bernard Tullv “id las “g1 I be“ wishes. and an impromptu re- voices, which was inost appropriate. JENNIEL MAY
necessary repairs or install a - and Jon“ twentieth that he has honoured" for c it . h ld bf \ir and Mrs ,
0“ new system at Troy. William J. Dago‘n 111111 1). F ‘3” 0“ ““5 9 e 0’8 ~ ~——.=——-—--_...__..—,-,—.—.e==———--W_ ”mi- -
'K d ' . tides Jennings hurried 1° the brides home M
'lncorporated. MODERN PLUMBING ‘mznse : 1:191:11?“th bearers Inter The hot-=9 “'35 shading 0“ Water nearby where the wedding gown was '
11 o owe ‘
PAYS JOBBING A SPECIALTY] m” n ary's Ceme s‘tr,eet downtown. \\ hen it was taken quickly changed for 11 becoming suit Best Family Flour, 3 bag . . _ _ ~. . . .’ ..... , .. ..... .7589 '
l. R ‘I ' ‘ “"“““ M Go 0:311 Time 32001:: $33313 or brown/whet? M?“ 8 cm Ail“; Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs. ............... _25é
, . m a r e W e hat to match ten ttey were 11' 1 s .
For ass HORACE R NASH 1‘0 DAY IN WALL STREET ,0, ms home, were “endow ed away 101- a 5mm “add,“ journey. Best Creamery Butter, :1 lb. ....................... 31¢
A W w’ . ' Wilson. John and Vincent Sullivan; in an automobile : Pure Leaf Lard, 3 lb. . .. . ......................... 12¢
“d best PT‘CCS for 0th“ junk Plumbing and Heating NEW YORK’ (.M" 27 (Wall Street The Hnlmlll was located "0‘“9 ”met The wedding gown was of white Pork and Beans, 4 cans ........ . ........... 250?
you send postal or telephone. Tel. 1354' 10:50 a.‘n1.).—P “c“, .Slw‘l‘id greater later on the East Side. The 1'0““5; crepe de chine, elaborately trimmed Campbell’s Pork and Beans, a can . ,. .............. 8!?
‘L- 441 TEL. 441 North Mal" Sh 8' NM..." irregular” in todllys‘early dealings, man will be obliged to report l0 90’ 11 ith lace. The veil was of tulle.
. - f with mom losses thamgains. United litany T
~=a S llce headquarters evety $3 1 caught up with orange blossoms and .. . A
'- -_. ‘ elites EST“ “lib the ce‘pteir of inter» e1. suing in companv with his father. the bridal box“ oi “as of white roses. - A STULL
l ._.........---- s an 11 an o era 11 '
W; 7 tho'udlipnd agares at 85 18 fit: :92 ---—-—--—-——~----*" ,‘ Thié maid 1; 11pm: lw ore (a; most la; , ‘ . . 1k
‘ . , . _ -. lact ve go“ 0 put an carre ~ Eiat Norwa .
W E SE1 L', TUNA FISH :gainst yesterdays final price of AfIER BREAKERS . lpink roses, while the dainty little, as Cottage Street.
a 0-4. . unwell Motor issues sectlé.‘ , apretty picture 111m
7 omething Mote Than
\.
25c’can aim to
15¢ can cut to
D'all‘ev’s 1' . l
Phone 410
. 18¢.
1281.1
1' tlonally lower:
, WALL STREET
, became more
\
11 No. «All.
12.11.4121... .111.
l or ERCOATS
The 11111:; Values in
the 1in
Slide 81251
_._... .47....
dentnny‘. Bethlehem
pressure wbie
eerlv gains. '
others
further declines as did otherjspecial- ‘
;tl‘es and some 01. the rails were trac-l
As a partial“ oi‘i’set,
how ever, Pressed Steel Car rose three
ti. and lStudebalrer
,‘higher, the’l’referred rising 5 to the
new record of 118 1-8.
confused and tracing.
more active with the progress of the
Emorning session.- but prices were Well
maintained until shortly before noon.
then specialties like Maxwell. Siude- land
baker and Crucible Steel broke 3.10. 5fi darkness. ,
points under \esterdav sa close Incl-lvestigstins 10“" and it “’3,“ found, '
ei'i'ace'd virtually all the. 918111111111 current
1 fall
1.
stander shares
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issues 11 ere
MONTH
The South Norwalk Municipal Elec-
1:1 to Works esperienced more trouble.
last evening. due, it is believed. 1.0 o
E N D S A L E
THURSDAY 13 BARGAIN DAY ~
deliberate attempt to make troube,
tor the plant and its employee. It was
discovered late in the afternoon yes~§
Henley. that the hill and ‘West avenue' .
.circuits Were not in working 'order,l
those thoroughbres were in
Men were sent out on in-‘
Noon. 4The tone 1‘
,. , ’eARMENrs _ -j’ ‘ 1 _
1.1111111111317111 Walsts, ' Fitted Under Skirts.
251:, were $1
1 ‘ Button in Back
74:..- Regular price 81.
‘ ., Samples. Latest Styles.
\2
“go'ooo‘opoooooo
For Thursday only.
Steel broke 20 to that two lamps in Windsor Place and GHILpREN's DRESSES.
R'epairs were ‘
17.71 1‘. notes WHITE skiers,
Samples at Month-End Wei:
ow 85 and made as quickly as possible
re heavy. was 7: 20 o'clock
’r were burning all bver the city.
a , «and am
For 3111mm only.‘
”30' 9:189:13 songs
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EXTRA SPEClALS.
”-75c. Regula‘rfiprio‘e 98o
PIECE GOODS.
Zhildren's School Fields.
,7 , , 181:. Regular price, 25¢.
At Moi-1th- End prices.
FLOOB COVERING.
Carpet rugs, 91112.. ,
Fibre $6.98. Value $10
SHORTlENG‘T’Hs.
'~~Dll Cloths and Linoleum: -
‘ Fibre and Straw Msttings.
560 Rails and! Metal issues held 11111. (int: light in Lexington avenue hid: 35.: Regular price 50c , _ NEW CLOTH.
ter than other stocks, but thestii too. been broken. which left the Wiles 74c. Reflular price $1.» - 18c. Regular price, 251:. M "9‘3““ Pricel- .
‘gav 8 way an r the weight of selling, open. and it was impossible to 81111111! For 11mm” only $1.1}. ‘ WOOL DRESS GOODS. _ , SMALL Russ. ,
85c, $1.49,’ $2.49. .
Vitus, $1.10, $2.25. $3. 98.
‘ /
filaments antl‘Sllort Length at Month EndPuces
South wry/.111 ' 011117446
We Give 8.
Tapestry $11.98. Value $15.
Axmlnster, $18. 50. Val. $22.
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