The Hatch I: Bailey Co.
' it you do he. in a hole— 5°07" NOIWALK. cons.
coal is Kane and
nigh.
‘00 all these things and l
H not, for winter soon ‘
ll waste away. Time nev-
gers in one spot and i
' ‘ will gladden us some
THE
mus COAL ,
' COMPANY
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
--COATS--
158 Little Shop
K. (8}. A. Claven 56 No. Main St.
Muriyiaaebrtema anal
and. '
mmtauavmml
rhea beam with the rag-est
I“! 1)., ill. “it C in “M-
m "orb-I. 0. later. wear:
C. Whaler. Hubert I. Bishop. Ebert
“on. John I). Illa. via-rice iii
Tritium. Col. Gouge i).
It. (I. Hill". Dr. A. II. midrib. Ii "
P. Price. George G. Richmond. 0 |
Bytnxton. P I. James. heater Hyatt .
“Prank (inflow. Blame] Lynch. i-‘rctl.
Ambler and Thomas A. llaieont. Second
‘Ward—Judge John H. Light, General.
Russell I-‘roat. Judu William F. Tani-r.
many. William Miller, Harry 31.;
Mother, Judge Joseph lit. Taylor. Sam-l
uel Roodner. John J. (.‘uneo, Morris
iltlpstein, Philip t'estellano. Stephen
ilioitus, William H. Fisher, Frederick
ill. Quintard, (‘ratner (f. Hegeman,
'Judge George II. Vosburgh, Herbert
A. Mathewson. and Matthew Corbett,
[Third Ward-Philip Ii. Fielding. Hen-
!tnborne, Edward F, Smith. sum:
3 Eitfridge, Ileruian Quittner, Stephen S.
lJarvis, Edward E. Got-ham and Henry
,Selzer. Fourth Ward-«Hichsrd Mul
ller. It‘. 1.. lamson, William Aht'ens,
Andrea Andrauilt and (‘hnries Id
l‘ennimun. Fifth Ward—l‘aptuln
(‘hurles W. Bell. Harry 1‘}. Scofleld. Ed-
run.
A lame representation of llepubll-
,(‘llil “Urkt'l'N front the several Wards
'Int-t at the headquarters. on Washing-
‘wo
Unaurpassing Value: Mark Our Display 0i
MEN’S APPAREL
For Fall And Winter Wear
VERY garment we are showing this season has two over-
» shadowing features—style and value.
Our makers have culled the best of the season ‘I models for
us, and put a grade of material and quality of workmanship
into the making that you will find only in high class merchandise.
, Our prices tell their own convincing story of the exceptional
1. Values we otter. .
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7 Credit, as we view it, is not an extension of courtesy, it is a part
,0! our store service, to which you are entitled. We send no collectors
unless you especially request it. .
STUNNING SUITS
_ $15.00 is a popular price for
' _ladies’ suits, but it is an extra-
' ordinary price to put on these
. suits. All materials $1500
and styles
, These suits were ordered before
, price on fabrics advanced, as
g were nearly every, garment in
" Our store. You will find serge.
poplin, gabsrdinc, etc. in all
bodes much in $2 000
Tevidence at
a
1"
Suits of poplin. serge. gabar.
dine, and all other wanted ma~
torials and shades. $1 800
Splendid values at . .
Go anywhere in the city and
you’ll not find better values in
suits than we are showing at
this price, the vo- $ 50
riety, too, is large. . . 22
Beautiful fur trimmed, stylish
suits, of broadcloth, poplin,
serge, gabardine, etc. Tailored
$325133... .... $3500 »
A Charming Showing Of The
N E W C O A T S
We are showing a line of costs
at $7.50 that defy comparison.
Mixtures only, but variety of
styles to choose $700
fromflolllIOOIOIIOOQC, ‘ .
In Bolivia wool plush, mixture,
etc. All the new models, in a
variety of shades. Surely a
choice will be $2 250
easy at ............
Fur trimming is a feature of
these silk plush coats, with the
big collar so much in evidence
this season. You are getting a
full $40.00 value $3250
here at ............
In mixtures, wool plushes, wool
vclours, etc. Dressy styles,
latest effects. Won— $1 500
derful values at . . . ..
Coats of beautiful, brilliant silk
plushcs, trimmed in the latest
style effects. Your choice
{Elli diffs...“ ‘30.”
The best that finsmaterial and
good tailoring can buy is not
an exaggerated comment on
lilies: .sillr dplush coa‘ts with .
or Home 3 500
efiectfl at aaaebaaoeo
ramp stars how sun‘s
$3.00 $4.50
~ and up. and up.
Noah --
‘ or
lets-dag
-— 'final arrangements
. l
iton street, last evening, and made the
for the parade
'tcttture of tonight's big event.
flowing program has been Ilillllllllf‘t'di
Grand Mul‘fillfll.l,
‘ John It. Milne and (trance (1
mond.
1 American Band.
" t‘uptuin of First Wattl,
('_ irving llylngton.
llIt-h
lune. right resting on West Washing:
ton street. '
‘ t'uptnin of Fourth Ward.
t t'httence ll. I-‘u-nninian.
l’olislt Republican (‘luh of \\'innipnnI\‘
on Iluilrond avenue.
‘ ltownylon Fife and llrutn t‘otps.
t'uptuln ot second Wand.
, l-Zdwttrd II. “onions
: lads-cation lull In on (‘Iay
‘riizht resting on llnilt‘oad avenue.
t'ulored Republican Club,
William H. Fisher, captain.
IlflUiin Republican Club.
I’hilip Cnstcliano. captain.
ilunltarlun Republican t‘Iuh.
! Stephen IIoItna, csuttnin.
Delegation lull in rear oi Second vlti furono
:Wnrd on Clay street.
t Bust Norwnllt ilrutn Corps.
' t‘uplain of Third Ward.
‘ Philip R. l-‘Ieldinx.
, Delegation fall In on Railroad
time. right resting on (‘luy street.
; . Captain of Fifth Ward,
. ' Edwin W. Godfrey
1 Delegation form on iluilroad
‘nuc. rear of Third Ward,
3 Automobiles form on Monroe street
ll \‘t‘
land around corner on Franklin street,
'right testing on ilnllrond avenue.
3 All captains report to marshals nt
isomer '07 Railroad avenue and (‘luy
street.
l American Iland report in front of 'TH'RTY YEA
lhlzthackemo liotcl at 7 o'clock. ready
to play.
, Line of march: Down liaiimad nve- ,
lnue to Monroe, to South Main. up (‘h‘m't
*Sonth Main. up North Main to Hum-oi npoplexy.
'Sqnure. countermttrch to West avenue “0 had
.10 Armory and tlisbattd.
line-ell. . ~
t'y l'. l-llpson. Ralph E. Dewnt, Myron;
win W. Godfrey and Percival ll. Sher-l “ ' "
Wil.
Iiant l-I. Keisler, chairman. presided.
As a result of the gathering the fol.
I Ilelt‘ultllon tortns on linilrotni tlvr-
[it'li‘flflllhn full in rear of Hit Wurtl onot‘cmlv‘
Si Null,
an‘v
Tristram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk‘a Lending Dry Goods Store
Stylish Coats i
please.
Are beingreceived daily. including many novel ideas.
Fur Coats, Mutts and Scarfs
\
i Of the latest designs and of the most wanted pelts, singly or in effective combinations.
Visitors Are Always Welcome
For Ladies, Misses and Children
Many new models have just arrived, and include many juvenile styles that are sure to
More oi the Tailored Suits
,nro requested to illuminate. their
houses.
i
GRANDIOSE DIMOSTRAZIONI
7 REPUBLICANE.
si vesliru' di
I‘Atneircan Iiand e due
tDI'llnI (‘orps mat-ceranno ails testa
'delie \‘urie divisioni componte dai
lrappresentanti dt tutti I distretti, 50 o
vpiil' Automobili sexuirunno il gran
icorteo. La parata mucrea‘pcr Rail»
road .\ve.. South Main St, North
’.\lnin, West Ave, \\'nll h‘t, voltundosi
di bel nuore on" West Ave. (love tutti
i tnarc‘utnti entreranno nell' Armory.
LNell'Armory' vi sara‘ un concerto
mush-ale rt-so dttil'mnertcun “and, 9
vi surunno degli oratori di gran liilll~l
Nuztonule.
I1 sindnco Signor (‘an \. littrntrotn
presIt-dern' l'adunanzn, ed oltrt-
Mr Hill. the Kit itultnnt
t'tlJnrlt‘tilIti i‘tlrti bone ed ntnunu oi .wn
Ilirlo psrnlrc vi surtt' uno dt-i piu'
grundi oratori l'llt‘ Norwulk uhhia moi
n-dulo ed ndilo. c’ l'Onort'volc l-‘elix
' St-Itoomuker. i.‘onorevole Schoontnuker
hr in Nortvttlk inoltissltni hunt is' I‘
colort) t‘he at rutnttlelttnno ntntnettono
ch.- IuI e' il Inlgllot'e nrlliUI't' veduto in
publicu pittttat'ottnu. l’srlcru' tIII('lIt‘ ll
candidato per St-Itutorc dello Stulo
i‘atnlvr, Wont ctl ultri. l.‘|ntiero pub
lieu fu‘ invltulo u puriecipnrri. ed in»
estesi anclie nlle diverse
oriztttiizaaloni politlchc Italians accu.’
hattno accettuto i'Invlto e. protnisero
di preseniarsi in nutnero considerevolc.
Tutti gli IlniIani dovrebbero premier-
vi partein qncslu xrnnde dltnonstrn-
zione del partlto. ed unirsi ails sea
alone llaliunu. Masts-undo al puhlleo la
Dul'lt‘ClpflliOn" nttiva nil' intercsse
politlt-o denota che I'eletnento ltttltano
\‘egiin, \‘igila e condivlde Ie respotr
euhllita' civiche del puese udozione.
l‘tttnri tutti, ntiunque, e mettelevi in
lines. 'l‘rovatexi ui Railroad Ave. ulle
7 P. \i. dove vi si assegneru' il vos-
tro posit).
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Questn sera Norwnlk
' gran gain
as IN WHEEL CHAIR.
IlllliY. Nov. L's-—
for litlll)‘ years was obli .
'tnl infirmity to move about in a wheel
died yesterday. in his 65Ihyettr
During the thirty years
lived In Derby
conducted a business school.
...__,..,...._a—._.
Adv‘briiss In The Sentinel.
Norwalk’s
_Go
Hon. Felix X.
make a few retitarka'.
i Residents along the line of march;
The Republican Rally Will Be
Worthy of the Town
, Nor-walk Armory
7 THIS EVENING
and hear the campaign issues discussed by
» , HON. EBENEZERJ. HILL '
. Republican Candidate for Congress, and
A Speaker of National Prominence
And by CHARLES E. WILLIAMSON, Candidate to: Sen-
ator; ATTORNEY NEHEMIAH CANDEE
HIRAM B. WESTT'Candidntes for Representatives.
HON. JOHN 1‘. KING, National Committeeman, will
also}: cant. A. it; arson wru. paasms.
Big Night
Schoonmaker-
and . DR.
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RED CROSS DANCE COMMITTEES.
VlcmChairmen and Aides Named fer
the Dance on November 10th.
, The preparations for the lied Cross
:dance, on November 10th .31? about
completed and a good time is assured
every one who attends. As it has be
fore been stated. the funds received ...
tirotn this affair are to be devoted to
Fred. J. l‘OllP- who chase material which to used for thezBREAKS A 00"“ IN
'lted Cross work. especially to pur-
thought for this dance will hid the
:causc, ‘
, The. following members of the Red
,tee for the. dance: Vice-chairmen.
‘l‘ttpt. E. S. Ilenglct‘. l’. S. .-\.; Capt. Al.
bert Mossman. C. N. 6.: Hon. E, J.
gillll, George F.,Betts; also. the exec~
;llii\‘t‘ comm tee. Gen. Russell Frost,
. ludge E. .‘I. Lockwood. Judge Henry
:W. Gregory, Manice I.ockwootl,t‘hris-
.liun_Swartz. ll. it). Lockwood, Louis
,Lchmaier. LieutenanL Geo, Woodward.
.hfut'k Henderson, Seymour Curtis,
,(‘ltnrles Tristram and William 9, Door.
: These gentlemen will have the follow-
. fint: young men as aldsi Harry Earle.
Randolph Betta, Duncan Frizzell, Rus-
sell P‘rost, Jr., Munlce Lockwood. .ir.,
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éLIQUOR LICENSES EXPIRE
WITH MONTH OF NOVEMBER
' The county commissioners will this
imonth receive applications for liquor
~licenses, and club certificates for the
Lcity
t .._
t
HON. LNNN
as Handouts-win Glllartl
‘
to supply yourself with nezessaries.
: During
‘HOWHHI Pierson, and Major Eben Hills, 501‘? ””01". $099”an “WM-“s
of Bridgeport, and on and after‘ncccpt a substitute.
un- cnn nut
Hoyt’s Theatre Sat. Night Nov. 4
8 O‘Clock Sharp I
SPEAKERS
HON. FRANK MORRISON '
' ' Secretary American Federation of Labor
Editor Bridgeport Farmer
MUSIC'BY AMERICKN BAND
EVERYBODY INVITED.
Nominee oi the Vinson-Hustle“ Club will kindly meet
3: weekly income in the savings bank and still have plenty left 0:
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'the first Monday—of next monthTthey
l\viII issue the licenses and t-ertifi‘
cates.
the past month the com-
missioners received applications from
towns In the county outside of "I'itit‘t':
port and they will begin next “Kr
nesday to issue the Iltcnscs.
god by |,hy,.i.:batidnges and supplies, livery ticket, [[w "0URS IRY ”I
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and Amomfl'hp (‘ross will comprise the floor cotntnit- First Dose of Pape'e Cold Compound
' Relieves all Grippe Misery.
opon't stly sttt‘fetlttpt
, Quit blowing and snut‘tling! .\ don»
10f “Pope's Cold Compound" token «"-
ery two hours until three doses are
taken will end grippe misery and
break up a severe cold either in the.
bond. chest, body or limbs.
~ it promptly opens clogged-up nos-
,trils and air passages; stops nasty
idischarge or nose running; relieves
sick headache. dullness. feverishness.
‘ and
stiffness. .
"Pope's Cold Compound" is the:
Iquickcst. surest relief known and
‘costs only 25 cents at drug stores. It
acts without assistance, tastes nice.
and causes no inconvenience. Don't
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W. WILSON
EVERYBODY INVITED.
m: at 1 o'clock. .
Norwalk Chronicler