‘. ”swan-cm roofofthe fimdwmisjustuimportututhe Whetherhm ' you searclnd the , all over looking for a ,. ved clover, bringing of luck and fortune your more-than-willing 2 Have you gazed into crystal, killed a rabbit you buildingorrspairing. don't! etths tailing. A well d makes all the dififrgence' in theworldinthe loo ofthe room. There is only one logical modern ceiling material that has all the advantages of durability. attractiveness. ease of application and economy and that' is Beaver Board Compare it carefully with lath and plaster, metal or wood, and you’ll come‘to the same conclusion. HO‘ Mlflkmaflm MMWMW onmwrcnfsm. sa—H. s. New- stroyed by fire in Longlsiand Bound off Great Captain's Island. All in the party were slightly burned While trying to reach the tender. After drifting for a short time the party was picked up by a South Norwalk oysterboat and landed at the Indian in“ mascot—silver lined? "7‘ When such charms have all JV broken and you fail to finda token that portend: a Who of lightning that will bring you ready leash, get right down on terra firms, litre your life without a mur- mur, you’ll need coal and breed and butter; go to The Hatch f: Bailey .Co.\ SOUTH nonwaur, coNu. W EXPOSITION OF FALL AND WINTER COATS Our exposition of Fall and Winter coats, suits, dresses. skirts, waists and hats is a great merchandising triumph. We have spared no pains nor costs to assemble the ploducts of the w‘orlds finest styling talent and the most efficient suit makers. Extra! A sale of sample suits, coats and dresses, very specially priced. No one is rich enough to afford to overlook the savings we otter Wonderful values will be your verdict after one quick glance at this group of handsome garments it is a wonderful opportunity that you can’t afford to miss. Don’t miss tt.’ Remember these are samples. and therefore a limited number. No charge for alteration. CLOAKS me P ARI S MILLINERY 33 SOU MAIN 81‘. SOUTH NORWALK. We alter free of change. The Norwalk’s Pioneer Promoter of Ready-to-Wear Gar- meats. which was valued at 67,500, sank. The party was on its way from New York to Stamford when the craft en countered a choppy sea. which caused a kerosene stove in the galley to up— set. The flames :1de so rapidly that the. party barely had time to get into the tender. -Corn Beef 100. lb. N. ’Y. Mkl. -a m 5" COMPANY THE GREATEST ‘ FOOD VALUE- Frisbie’s Pics The most economic dessert. Sold at all stores. Try them The r(lit-y National Bank k Progress-Development This Bank‘s business is steadily emphatic endorsement of the public. .9 Smart ! The woman who feels as smart as she looks when when on shopping bent wears shoes “(a the height of shoe style. High show the Fall and Winter mode at increasing, fully attesting the In our progress and development the cardinal principles of mud l ence and safety are constantly maintained. ‘ that Include Black Kid, Gun Metal ; Upon the conservatism andsound business judgment of the men I Havana Brown. Dark Red Call and Who direct affairs, is based our invitation for you to make this Bank A ‘°'°'¢d T°P| 3‘ ”-00 l9 ‘7-00 ‘ Pa" your depository—we would like to talk the matter over with vou. ‘ K ’ - : ester 5 Shoe Store " ergo W. Co fin, Jr. UNDERTAKER Cities and Residence Belden Place, Norwalk Lady Attendant 9 . right pleasantly to been desires right now. '- . . man. a New York silk manufacturer. your Pistol that hi! It Bealver Board a the modern ‘7‘“ “d ceiling mm his wife and three friends had ' n.‘l . h f _ “PP int! lath, plasternnetal and wood. thrilling experience yesterday when ““3 t prove 3 end] 0’ CALL US up! ' his motor cruiser. Evelyn 11., was de- liarbor Yacht Club. The Evelyn 11., tramplng or 3 that will yield her the maximum of . foot comfort and reveal to others uhoqz, whose smart lines . Ready in wide variety ‘ I Trlta a. Hyat Norwa‘lk’s Leading Dry Goods Store H h The New WaiSts Are Here "A wonderfully complete assortment of Lingerie Waists in many models including the new deep collar effects, and a constantly. increasing stock of Silk and Georgette. More New Suits and Coats Are arriving daily, and make a most impOsing and instructive array f‘l’ _l its best, are ready here to respond . : .\-\‘\-\-\‘\. ‘u‘v. ‘ ‘\-\‘\‘\ la. a “W. '1-/-'/-----‘1----,' 5‘“: \“‘W \I. - 20 WASHINGTON. ST. Opp. Post Office So. Norwalk correct Modes of A" Autumn Millinery You certainly will be delighted with the assortment of Fashionable Hats that we are featuring at 10w prices. There are Sailors, Tam-o-Shanters, Front Flare Effects and everything pertaining to Millinery trimming SHIRT WAISTS A New Departnient I , We have an exceptionally fine display of Shir’t Waists—in fact by far the largest in the city. Convince yourselves by visiting "this store and look this line over. match. you may the H. KRIEGER&CO. Foil] Opening Without Music; Without Floral Decorations. Without Draperies, simply a wonderful ar- ray ot beautiful Millinery, Cloaks and Tailored Suits such as no other store in Norwalk is able to If you are ready to turn your attentiOn to the choosing of your New Clothes for Fall you want the best your money can buy. IT’S HERE “You may select in a few minutes just the right thing for yourself—the result of monfhs of our labor and careful selection—the best quality in‘ clothes at ‘popular prices. At this fully equipped Ready-to-Wear store “’ convenience of A Charge Account ”—1- $.71} ii ii A i% l H Dillllll MURDER AND Sillillli Illll Employed'at Willard Beliml ”to line ‘Shot Mother and Sister ,/ TOLLAND,-l;l-a—ss., Sept. 29.—While \. temporarily insane Edward Gilmore, 27 years old, is believed to have shot . and killed his mother, Mrs. Helen Gil- more, aged 60, and his sister. Anna. ~ aged 23, and then ended his own lilo with a. shot gun some time Wednesday night. Thé three; bodies were discov- "ered in a bedroom at the Gilmore home yesterday by Henry Jordan an aged tamer. who went to the house .. . on a Visit. . The town enema, after a ill-entaili- . ary investigation. believe that Mrs. "KASHINGTON s1 Opts. Post once _ ll Gilmore and her dadshtet were probe Gilmore hid been acting queerly i“: in at. haly' s cemetery. since his sister had been taken to the insane hospital at Northampton, last 'eek. Gilmore was employed in_a Wine sled, Conn, factory and it is said he had intended to take his mother and sister there to live. DEATHS ‘ AND FUNERALS. Mrs. Francis Dunn. Mrs. Josephine M. Dunn, aged forty- three years, wife of Francis Dunn, dlel at the Hospital last night. Mrs. Dunn is survived by her husband and four children. The funeral will take lplace from her late home. in Roway. ton, at 8 a. 111., Monday, and St. Joe- Aeph'l‘. church at 9 a. m. Burial at St. IMary‘s cemetery. Mrs. Mary Kelly. Mrs. Mary Rally died at the Nor- walk Hospital, this morning, in the 60th year of her age. ll‘linsral will he ably sleepins when Ed"!!! “m0 h ld t 8t Jose it's ch ‘homo and shot them. About “lions e a p “Fell. Monday maid inehis aloiblnx. Nelshbors as! morning. at 9 o’clock. interment will . Charles M. Vehsel. Charles N, Vepsel, sergeant. Co. F. lith Regiment, C. V. 1., and Co. A, 24th. Regiment, Veteran Reserve Corps. died, Wednesday, September 27th, at. Fitch’s Home, in Noroton, at the age of 80 years. Burial will be in New Haven. 5,. j '. nu s...— William H. Greeley. William H. Greeley. private, Go. (3. 1st Regiment. 0. V. H. ‘.A, died, ‘Wed- nesday night ,nt Fitch' a Home. in Nor- oton. The‘gdeceased was 73 years of age. lntertnent will be in Danbury. Funeral or all» Elizabeth Raymond. The funeral services of the late Miss Elizabeth Raymond were held from the late home of the deceased this afternoon at 2:80 o'clock. They were very largely attended by relatives. only friends'bf the fin Rev. .Charloll A. Marine otll titted, d interment was in‘ the East orwalll cemetery.- more .al oil'eTlnss were nummqg‘and bearish ‘ “Hal .. nan-sat. “Au—l tavern-Jot! ,.
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