your pistol that his
> might prove a ietich or
“Mt-silver lined?
- such charms have all
,1 broken and you fail to
- s when that portends a
of lightning that will
you ready cash, get
- I t down on terra firma,
$17: your life without a mur-
, you’ll need coal and
”Md and butter; go to
l ——or go to smash! A
THE
FERRIS COAL :
COMPANY
,. THE GREATEST {
FOOD VALUE
Frisbie’s Pies
«The most economic
. dessert. Sold at all
stores. Try them
George W. Coffin, Jr.
UNDERTAKER
Office and ResidenCe
Phone 1441
~ Lady Attendant
HORTHAND and
_ South Norwalk
Port Chester.
«orlon House ‘
East Norwalk
NOW OPEN
‘l‘DS VOF SEA FOOD i
”COOKED TO ORDER. 1
. <E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop!
. Telephone Call 750. '
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FRED H. GANUNG. ‘
ral Director and Embalmei' ' “ '
Office and Residence ’
Telephone 904 ,
‘Ma‘ln 8t.. So. Nor-walk i
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i g Bargins .
well Piano Ct).
‘Iail Se. So. Norm
m—snd the day
=' tenaatrwill not
"Hm will m
“I. in The Winds.
time Julian; on the job."
0! course we have natural cedar shingles if you Fifi“.
rthii'Ziéh {Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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New Fall Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts,
Waists, Hats and Trimmings
In view of the great advance in the cost of materials,~
these garments are surprising values. Compare the quality.
style and prices of these Suits. Coats and Dresses with
those offered Elsewhere and you will find our prices are the
lowest. Go everywhere else first, then come here.
CLOAKS we PA RI S MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
4 Belden Place, Norwalk - i 3
QOKKEEPING. .
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The Advantage of
Easy Weekly Payments
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“At the Store of Betters Values.” -
ot the muse. who are today suiting
.lr. Brill‘s resignation in oompttaace
‘ with their request.
, As a result of this action John J. on
iIon. selling agent of the league and
state commissioner of food and mar-
kets. said the partial supply of milkl
which has been sent by farmers tol
the four distributors would be cut off}l
today. Dealers who have signed the
league agreement for six months are
receiving their normal supply, Mr.
liuiii ills
nu BAD ACClDilll
' TROY, N. Y., Oct. 13.—-One man was
.instantly killed, another crushed so
-severely that he may die, and five,
.other men were injured when a Dela-3
ware and Hudson train struck a Unit-
‘ed Traction Company trolley car on a‘
,crossing in Green Island, opposite
|here, early today. Hector Glppeau,
lson of the comptroller of the City of
;(‘ohocs. was the man killed, and John
I‘ilawnrt, of Cohoes, was seriously in-
'qud.
The accident was caused by slippery
rails. The car was overturned by the
force of the impact. i
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Sniffen. Mrs. George (‘omsiock Mrs
liavis. Mrs. Frances Seymour. Mrs. ll
.\l. Andrews. Mrs. Frances llurriti
Mrs. William Swords, Mrs. E. l’. Weed
Mrs. Herbert liishop. Mrs. la‘grant
lllclis. Mrs. Arthur Russell, Mrs. 0
Hull. Mrs. Spence, Mrs. George Wood
waiii, Mrs. liztllt‘f‘tlll. Mrs. l). .\l. Lock
wood. Mrs. ltohcri Way, Mrs. 1.. Udell
Mrs. l‘. Lauder, Mrs. ‘lit-iiylci‘, .\ll':i
llaicli, Mrs, l-tvory.
The following young
indies oil
The Storage Furs Are Here
Customers who have had their furs stored through us are notified that they have been
returned from the storage plant in splendid shape and may be called for at any time.
.,........._.______d . See the New Stock of Furs
Coats Scarfs and Mufis it many new models, and all of the most wanted pelts
sure to attract much attention.
'CALL AND SEE THEM
! Alli) WORlllll8 NAMED
.l. (‘avanugln Mrs. J. ll. Marvin. Mrs, Tlill-\H’SONVILLE. 001. 13. One
‘Sicwan Elliott, Mrs Edward H. More-,mun was killed and three others
'liousc, Mrs. Howard livory. Mrs. l-‘rcd \‘erru'. though not fatally. injured. in
Merriiicld. Mrs. John Flint, Miss Mary an automobile accident, early today,
ii. Hyatt. Mrs. ticorgc llctls, Mrs. Leo dead man was Hercules ltacicot,
‘carry the llllit‘ red boxes and dispose W.“ “mum.“ “ collision M
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IN il|l0 ACCIDENl
Members of the Second Congrega-
tional church of Greenwich were sur-
prised Sunday when their pastor, {1.0
i Rev. Dr. Charles E. Taylor, announced
from the pulpit that he would DIVESLDL
his resignation on November 5. "Pro
.t-hurrh has not) nlcmbcrs. and is cno
lot the wealthiest in the district.
The i Dr. Taylor. who had gained the name
of ‘ of the. “fighting parson" because of i.l5
activities in improving social and po:.t-
‘ ' _ _ , x . , icai coiiditons there, gave as ii-o
‘ I‘m“ 1:11;? \llllifliiiwll‘h'lnlttullhlxlhiiilil': cause of his withdarwal the Opposition
All am suffering from N,\.m'.t.lto this within the church. This oppoi
so-
.*on linfleld street, in Enfield.
..\\'t‘slfleld, Mass.
.‘ The injured are: Lco Lorne. Del”
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i‘r-auo.
ailldas.
'Jau-ltson. Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. James cuts and bruises and possibly 1,“,an lion developed two years ago wit-.n
At the llazard llnll 'l‘aii-rn. in; Dr. Taylor ln‘camc 21 candidate on all
independent lltkt‘l for ultrdcn of
tlreciiuicll. lie was dcfen't‘d by oltly
fifty votes by the combined republ-
ian :ind tli‘lllUt'l‘illll.‘ forces. lie. plzr‘
i'lillsetl and l'tllll‘ll thit- (lrccnwich I’l‘f‘d
' ribs.
‘ lillllt'ltl. where they are bring (iilt‘tl‘
- for. it was said that they were (“va
mpt‘flt'tl to recover.
The accidcni resulting in tlic «loath
lifittit'ill and tho injury to ”William
autom-
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‘01 the Hills: Ills ““330“an .ll‘fll" A": obilcs :i lt w horns cailicr at that! point. '
A' L ”“3" ‘ “"3 l‘l‘dlllth blannar ' 'l‘wo curs, one of whith was a .\l:i.>s:i-'
Margaret hucli. lutllill lilinkt-nu-ler. Hum,” H”. m,“ H“, other a (“”1me
for :1 _\'Hll' in tho furthering of hi< civic
work.
Dr. Taylor has been in charge ol' the
Fall Clothing For Men and Women
Style and Quality Equal To The Best "
Priced Below The Average
Come in today and choose from this,
'- splendid line—pay as you wear—it’s easy. ‘ i
‘li‘lon-nce Starr, l-‘rances lii'l'lltirtl. in!
pan ’l‘woiilblcy. Nil-icy liyruo. Marlin
. Maud Warner. (mice Evans. Florcilw
“Norris. Allcc Sinnniird. Mary F. lit'lla'
: .lliill. li‘rnnci-s iiurr, Mildred ()shorn
jt‘ornellu ()dcll, llszcl llykeman, ltnth
lMiss Welles, Miss t‘ollins. Miss llnrry
iMiss .‘lt‘Kt'tlll, Minn .lmit‘l'soll.
' iNlllllllg, Susie Coley, Estelle Smith
.Jcnnnie lluinnllcr. Ada May Prescott
' {Mary (letncr, Kate llenton, lien Ben
'ion, Elizabeth Marshall. Hazel Lock
- Sultry illirncll, Agatha linyes, Ellie
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‘vliulacy, Margaret llnlncy. Ednii flow
nrd. Mary' Howard. Gut-isle Fallon
‘ Slrutonie‘lfberu. Mary
Iugcnlu McMahon.
i\'iin (hovering. Helen Belts. Dorothy
lmcndenlng. Helen (‘olburn. Zinny
. {Sacha Arias McHugh. Ethel Mills.
Jeanne Wilcox. Marlon Coates. Ethe
Gray. Mary Grny. iRuth Gray, Kather-
ine Oruy. Margaret Hull. Lucy Red-
fleld. Marlon Morton, Lydia Secor,
Louise Woodward, Betty Poulson.
Sully Belts. Vern llunlon. Leonclla
llanlon. Miss Glendening Martha Prow-
jltt. Helen l‘rowitt. ldii Ruth Well.
Farida Phillips. Frances Frennlng.
Margaret latterly, Buland.
Elizabeth Ann Runk. Inglis.
Krefer. Kathleen Doyle,
* Etor H l Ne
201‘ cm: DlT/L/
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Louise
Agnes
Theresa Lowman.
‘Swunrl, Julin Slt‘Mlll'l. lit-ion Sikuri.
Miss Adams. Nl'lli" Si'llt't'k. 'Mnl‘unrn‘.
Mrs All): rt Maud“ \iiss wreckvd curs. nnollicr lilochinc (out
('rlflt‘ Mulkizi. Grace llrny, Elizabeth
‘ Hitullllond.
‘McKeiiric. Mrs. tl‘t‘onnor, Miss L‘lnpp
,Miss Nuttlnu. Miss t‘oliins, Mis. .
liuilgli. Miss Silllfurtl. Miss Kt'llt-y
Miss ii to pass.
l'l‘ram, Miss Moi-iari’y, Misses llorothy
iwood. Miss Doltus. Emily (‘bicllester,'lo avoid hitting the two wrecked cnrs,i
. Hayes. Louise Tierney. Mildred llarty,
‘ Zinnia Millard. Kuiiiiwnmunn. Mary notes not close together and was com. a few applications will prove a rove-
3Thcresa Gamble, (‘sri‘le Shufelt. Miss thrown out.
McMahon.
‘ l Hazel Vosburgh. hurt. and started back for Springfield.
. . lnez Lincoln. Florence Lincoln. llelen with ltnclcot in the repair cur.
lllilclfi‘ock. RU”! Clary. Hattie (‘lnrqucpching that city, however, Racicot Sulphur (‘mnpotmd at any drug store
'Nettlc Mchuslaml. Ellen Lune. Marv
_.lsarel O‘Brien. (‘nfiie Paxton. Marion is survived by his wil'c and two (‘llil-
iThompson. Helen Fitch. llareldiean.
;.\luriel Janos. Marlon Husted, Cora, An investigation was bcmin todaylm
itui nulrhiiic, i-nmc lop-ether hood 4m
lilltl were bad) wrecked. but nont- oi,
the otiupauts were injured, A T! pair
car was sent down from Sprinnfiwld,
Moss. to ion ltilllt‘l' the damaged iiin
t'llllltS. illltl Ratcirol (ilillt‘ down with
it llh llli mil'ii mun.
While they were at work
Sit-oud ('ongrigulional church foil-
lilld was formerly pastornt‘
\\'c.~tpori. lie will devote “"nseit‘ 'i)
~«u‘ilil work. writing and iring.
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on the
di'cction of Sprint-dam
; ('ltl‘ilt‘ in sight. and Raclcot. it is said.
. ran out to stop it with n flashlight. :18.
it was thought there was not room tori
GRANDMA USED SAGE
.. .. ill i0 Dillllill Hilll
lll' did itot sec Raclcol. ltor lilo" She mixed SUN-”W" with ii l0 RHINO
Color, Gloss. Youthfulness.
mi: from the
.
,gcluims
';0bfilrll(‘ll(m ahead until he was almost
.iupon "- Th“ N" knocked "Mimi t‘ommon garden sag-2 brewed into a
. t l' 'l *- .- ‘ . .
l'(“" "‘d "m m” mm In an Pfioniht’ilvy ten with sulphur nddcd mil
1 Williams turned his liaclllne asideJtum ”“3“ “”9“de “"1 faded hair
but it crashed into two telegraph beautifully dark and lpxuriant. Jun.
Th9 occupants “'llhllation if your hair is fading, streak-til
”‘9 , (""331 “‘0‘." or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sui»
1- ~ l i ' n e o . . -
escaped practically “n” l hur I‘tfl‘lpt‘ at l: m . th ugh, is tron
lilccome. An ensmr. way is to get a.
of \\'.\'cth's Sane and
. plctely wrecked.
. the exception of
Williams
“Mm-0' fill-cent bottle
NIH!- lie was uhmit 30 mm old and all ready for use. This is the old tim-‘r
rcceipc iiiiprovcd by the addition of
dren.
hrr iiiprcdicnts.
giby ”u. Enlieid authorities. l While- wispy. gray. faded hair is not;
l The injured men. dealers in dt.‘llllll.\“‘lllllll. d"3h‘0 to retain our
Fill‘llliosl had bPC‘n attending the dcn- youthful appearance and ntlraclivv-
Illsts' convention. at Hartford, and hers. By dalkcning your hair with.
ill0(r§pl:i,lt1‘:{llllilll:ig32321:“glullipml‘hgolrgf» \\‘yih‘s Sztuc and Sulphur Compound.
‘ ' because it does it so
I u i ‘l
.the accident. no mo (.in .c.._
' ———-—— naturally. so evenly. You just (lam-
: ‘pcn n spongy- or soft brush with it.
. 40 000 [IRE IN I and draw this through your hair, init-
i 7 iling one siiiiill strand at a time: by
'. morning iill gray hairs have disap.
E WINSIED PLAN] peered, and. after another application
we nil
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l :or two, your hair becomes beautifully
I
an DINNERS AND ALLi
MEN’S nu suns
, : Kathleen
Dorothy Gordon.
Dora Van Horn. Polly Simpson, Mary;
Doyle. Gertrude Brands, Marlon Jarvis. .
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WINSTED, Oct. 13.———Damnge csii-;
ated at about $40,000 was done yes-
(litl‘k. gln<sy. soft and luxuriant.
This preparation is a delightful tol—
Percy Anderson. Milton Evory. Dor» m
othy Mills. Mabel Oldies. Mildred Jen-Henley to the plant of the FitzGcrnlii
$15.09
$22.00
All the’new styles,,fabrics, Shades and
fancy mixtures. Perfectly tailored in
every detail. Suits that will stand com-
.parison as to make, style, fit and ser-
vice. Try one on! . -
BOYS’ SUITS $4.50 UP.
$15.
Snappy models- all styles, including ex-
treme, a collection that we take pleas-
ure in showmg—'ust the suit that you
Will want for fal and winter wear in
Velour «Checks, Gabardines, Poplins
and Broadcloth. "
LADIES’ MILLINERY $3.00 UP. .
nings and Mabel Kellogg.
The following‘ have kindly loaned
their automobiles for the day: 1.. A.
Lehmuier, Franklin Bishop: Ross Bur~
ichard, .l. J. Cavanagh. E. P. Weed.
lRobert Wilson. Minor Randall. George
lBetts. Mark Henderson. Percy Brooks.
iFred Gehliard. Mrs. B. M. Andrews.
'Mrs. l“. l. Burnell. Mrs. Blore, John
McMullen, ‘Mrs. Yolk. Miss Julie. Lock-
wood, Miss Violet McLellnn and Bcll~
wnrd & Buttery. ‘ '
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$35.00
iBARGE CAPTAIN'S WIFE DROWN-
.I ED.
l NARRAGANSETT PIER. R. 1.. Oct.
|iii—The wife of the captain of the
ihnrge Corn refused to leave the craft
. LADIES’ WAISTS $1.50 to $5.00
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Store Open
’ Monday
and
Saturday
Evenings.
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0! SOUTH IAIN .1".
(I it EBRENNANSion?
.GATELY and BRENNAN
}whcn it was sinking today. and was
idrowned when it went down.
captain had endeavored to have her
.'join him in a dory in which he rowed
‘to the tug Elmer Keeler. which. had
the barge in tow. She was afraid to
Perfect
Fit
the coast guards. who later went out
to the barge and tug. They did not
-- A " Guaranteed Jbtain the woman's name. . ‘
3 ' in The tug. bound fronINew York for
‘ Providence with the Cars, put In here
today in a southerly storm. The barge
~was leaking and when the storm be-
.oalae severe. it began to founder and
distress stasis were hoisted. The
. seams received the signals too
in h at assistance . , -
‘ ' Every
Instance.
Ilet requisite and is not intended for
tho cure. mitigation or prevention of
disease.
The I
get into the small boat. according tol
a ll,
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passenger train boundJor Pouglt-
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v moms Fanuswoaru DEAD.
'Manufacturing Company here, makers
‘ies. The fire is believed to have start-1
(ed in the press roont from defective
‘spread rapidly and soon rcached the More--
. lacquer room on an upper floor. where
O
lspreading the flames over a wider
gareii“. About 125 persons have been In oes i’
"’7' Shoe St 1e costs nothin
l The building is a livestory brick . .y 3
extra in this store for women. »
ito the tracks of the Central New Eng~‘ . . ,
Aland Railroad. and during the fire a should it If 3.5“”: plays far?
But the style is always there—
in hour because of fire hose which. Play the, price that reliable
had been laid across the tracks. i quality and staunch workman-
iter of a century, it- was stated. thati quality and workmanship that ‘
i ensures long servrce and com-
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1 Pay $1.50, $5 or $6.50 a pair
1 uucxuanson, w. Va., Oct. 13.—. "Id 8“ all-around “we “‘1"
"l‘homas J , i‘arnsworth. 87 years old. at}
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ate. In which capacity he served as_ ore
.ternnorsry governor. is dead at hiai Kéeler 8 Shoe St
:of automobile supplies and accesses;
:insulation of the electric wires. it
an explosion is said to have occurred.‘
ithrown out of employment tempornr— i
.structure.‘o‘ne art of which is close‘ .
‘ p ' men, boys and girls—why r
ikeepsie was held up for about half here!
This is the fifth time within a quar-E Ship #1111 always command-'- l
ithe plant has suffered from tire. _
' fort from the first wearing.
faction'in this "family store.”
lotfe time president of the State Sen-l '
:hoaie here.
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Tristram 8: Hyatt .
. Norwalk’s landing Dry Goods Store .
Norwalk Chronicler