I lost a coal-man's not a
M's forced to pay a
. ' price to buy coal of a
“or. We're hoping for a
winter mild so we‘ll have
nasal itat's ample but as
m are all we can get is
hit 1 little sample, and
Mus are not enough to
hens man from freezing,
thc’s got to have the real
"black stuff to make a fire
that's pleasing. The weather
Imam is very good, we’ve had
1! perfect Autumn, but if it
lad been cold and wet this
Justine would have caught
THE
reams COAL
COMPANY
WHICH
SHALL IT BE
SUCCESS
or
FAILURE
SETTLE the
QUESTION
By Taking 3
COURSE In
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Terrill Business
' College
South Norwalk
-.§rsmford. Port Chester.
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liiford Pharmacy,
Main and Elizabeth Sta.
Phone; 833-1532
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43 West Avcniui.
South Nora-all:
For particulars
inquire at Studio
Phone 640.
’MH. Ethel Virgin O'Neil '
Your
FALL SUIT OR COAT
s Al:
ENSIBLE PRICES
For Unbeatable Value
Accounts. Opened
fly & Brennan
gisourn MAIN ST.
the N... Fall
interModels
.ety of llp~t)-tlle-llll9"t3
‘ercoats for every occa-
stasis
a -—«»w» I.
Are You Going to' Reshingle or
Build New This Fall?
. If so, save painting and repair bills. You want
shingles to last. so that you will not have to be re-shingling
every little while. CREO-DIPT stained shingles sre manu-
factured from selected cedar. creosoted and stained any col-
or desired. They last twice as long as natural wood lid
brush coated shingles. They save usual expense of paint-
ing and repairing. You avoid all the muss, inconvenience
and loss of time "staining on the job.”
Of course we have natural cedar shin les if on refer
the best of each grades. g y P ’
The Hatch e Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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RAM & HYATT
NOBWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
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PAGI TWELVI
3-Day Suit Sale
STUPENDOUS PRICE REDUCTION.
Suits of high tailored order to perfection. Positively
and wtthout exception these are the biggest and most as
tonishin’g values of the entire year. All of these women’s
and misses suits will surprise you when you see .them.
From ...................................... $8.75 “1’
Every suit must go in this three day sale.
CLOAKS me P ARI S MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Specials for Thursday
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lwot'ltcd hard etcry yutr. lic would b.
'tukcn cure of. ‘
Captain Necley madc an eloquent
HOME-MADE SAUSAGE . . .. .. . . 22¢ ‘uppcal for subscriptions to scholar-
" . ' . ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' " it‘lllps. The sum of 5.30 proridcs tor
RUMP CORNED BEEF ............... 164. 1., 20‘s ithe tuition of one student for a your.
' V ' 'Uthcr things which 'l‘uslmgcc noeds,
PLATE CORNED BEEF .. ..................... 12¢ and which were mentioned by Captain
.. ,Ncclcy. were $1,2th for permanent
HAMBURG'STEAK ............................. 16‘s Lscholarshlps. money for operating or
’ ‘pcnsos in any amount, however small;
PORK CHOPS . . . .. ............... . ............. 22¢ 140.000 for a building tor rcligious pur
poses; Sltl,ti00 to complete the boys'
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK. trades building; 815.000 for a acwupc
S h It , tdisposul plant, and an addition to thw
icndowmcnt fund of the institute of at
c u zes sanitary Markets least $2.1t0ti.000.
32 Washin ton St. The quintettc sung “Some One is
g I“ ' S Scuth Nonvalk' l Knocking at Your Door" and, for in ch-
39 am t' Norwalk. t-oro. “One More River to Cross." An-
tolhcr recitation from Paul Dunbar.
-. "llcucon Jones and His tlrlcvuncc."
-——'followcd by "Steal Away to Jesus."
' tomplcu-d thc.progrmn. A silver col
COand BBEf Specnlis lt-ctioti was lulu-n.
PLATE CORNED BEEF ...................... 12¢ n. fDEATHS AND FUNERALS.
BONELESS CORNED BEEF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18"} ll)‘, John Plulson.
RUM? CORNED BEEF , , , _ _ _ . 16¢ 'tnt] 20¢ ll) ‘ John l’aulson died at the Naramttkc
CABBAGE ‘ filomc this tuotning.
'- '''''''' ' """ ""' """"" ‘ """ ' 56 "’- of Svcdish nationality and has one
HUBBARD SQUASH ....... .. .. .............. 6¢ lit. brother in his home land, but has no
. . .Il'lllllu‘fl in this country us for its tt
Beers Meat and PronSlon co man be ascertained. lie was in lllt'
. cumloy or lluyntond llrotlicrs for
(3 Stores) 3hmuc time. His t'cmnina arc ut lllt‘
1 ‘ - lot‘s of Frederick ll. (illit-
N0 tumrul par
6 RT“ MAIN ST' 13 MAIN 51" tutu: awaiting burial. Atty iul'orunt-
South Norwalk. Phone “80.
Norwslk. Phone 88x.
ltion regarding the life of llr. l‘uul-
son will he gladly t'cccived.
Uneeda Biscuits, 3 pkg. .1 ........................... 4c
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, a lb. ................. 10¢
Pure Lard, 3 lb. ................................. 19¢
Fresh Roasted Coffee, a lb. ....................... 21¢}
Fancy Head Rice, 4 lbs. ........................... 25¢
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
I Augustus Frederick Henry
Augustus Frederick Henry dicti
‘yeslt'rtllly at the home of his brother.
‘lconard Henry. 13 Marshall strcnt.
l'i‘hc rcmnlns will no taken to “ink-
Icrs. .\'c"' York, today by Funeral lil-
hector l"cdcrick u. uuminr. whcrt‘
scri'ict's will bc lit‘ld. interment will
be in tho Oakland cemetery of that
! cit).
IFuneral of Mrs. Margaret G. Hanford.
'l‘ht luncrtxl services of the info
)Mrs. Margaret Goodman lltmford
were held from hcr lute home. ] llcld~
cn avenue. tit 4 o‘clock [yesterday
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Fancy Mame Potatoes—Cook nice, white and mealy.
Snell & Simpson's Milk CraCkers cut t0, lb. 10¢
Crown Aster Brand Flour, bag ......... ’ ........ $1.40
Blue Rose Rice .’ ...... 1b., 7¢. 3 lbs. for 20¢
Challenge Blend Coilec. 30c grade, lb. ............ 26¢
CrOwn Aster Asparagus Tips, per can ............. 23¢
Crawn Aster Hawaiian Pineapple, can ............ 22¢
Warwick. Brand Tomatoes. per can ................ 11¢
Bass & c‘bxs Pale Ale .. ........ pints 15¢. 2 for 25¢
Bass & Co.’s Pale Ale . ....... ’. uips 10¢. 3 for 25¢
ALWAYS SOMETl‘lING SPECIAL HERE.
A. F. Bookmann~.& Co.
'GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
. 83 and 85 Washington 8th _ - Telephone nos.
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4% pk-- POTATOES «496 pk
afternoon. Rev, Louis B. Howell. of
St. Paul's Church officiated. and in-
terment was made today in Oukwood
cemetery, Troy, N. Y..
A report was received at the down-
two police headquarters that the
honsc of George W. Ogden, Wilton,
had been robbed last cvening. No de-
tails of the robbery were given. but
it is surmised that many articles of
value were taken.
A social. entertainment and sale will
l‘qheld in the parlors of the Norwalk
M. E. Church this evening under the
auspices of The Volunteer Circle of
(the King‘s Daughters. A delightful
titnc is expected.
A card party and dance will be held
tomorrow evening in the Catholic
Clubhouse in West avenue. under the
auspices of St. Mary's Ladles' Aid So-
cicty.
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Keep Advertising. =
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Theout-door boy who sets the pace,
China the race by his feet. not in!
that his - ‘ ‘
less open-shoes twithfl‘growl
in them for his: Infinite“.-
fair prices of: Au 3.;
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hands. Bo by‘sll mountain him shoes
Give him sturdy shoes“ to; .‘wtit
stand the wear and tear of mummy
THE COLD SN’AP HAS COME
just in time to warn the good people of Norwallr of the necessity of sufficient protection from Winter's blasts.
OUR ANNUAL FUR SALE
Begins the coming Friday morning, and continues until closing
time Saturday night.
THE DISPLAY OF FUR COATS, MUFFS AND SCARFS
Will include beside our ovm big stock, the entire sample line of one of the largest manufacturing furriers in the country.
COME AND SEE THE VERY LATEST MODELS
Of all the most wanted p:lts, singly or in effective combinations. The sale will be in charge 0! an expert representative 0f
the firm, and. every piece will be ready for immediate delivery.
iur trimmings will be a feature.
Watch This Space Tomorrow for Further Details
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NEW YORK. .\o\', H. Railway
'muuagers comprising. lllt' "National
Conference Committee," continued to—
duy consideration of whethcr whole-
sah- ligul action to dct‘cni the Adam-
son Show law will bc taken or
whether a limited series ot injunctions
{will be filed. The concensus of opin-
Ilon was Said to tavor the lornirr
icoursc, which would result in approx-
;iututcly live thousand actions, cover-
ling the cutiro railroad territory of tho.
l'nim. :ltutcs, \l'hlchcvcr method is
.l‘t‘lt‘l‘lt‘tl tlit- ('itN‘S :trt‘ t‘xpN-lrtl tn liu'
tin the courts within ten days,
In view of the fact that thc Now-
lands committt-e is to hold public flmrr;
inns on llli‘ ruilt'ond situation :i-ucrul-
ly lit-ginning next Monday. llli‘f‘t‘ was
an indication that dctiititc ttt‘llull
would be postponed until tln- conclu-
‘sion of thesc hearings.
'l‘lic hrolltcrhoodu. it was announced.
.will not contest the suits to bc in-
stituted by the roads. They contend
that the duty logically devolves upon
the attorney-general and will look to
‘thc judicial branch of the government
‘to "Rh! their baztlc.
The department was unable today to
determine whether it would be neces-
lrary to defend each of tho trinity suits
Mr. l’nulson i" ttlready’hexun or whether the railroads.
'would be content to make :1 tcst case
{of one suit. .\'0 word has reached the
attorney-general from the railroads
;stii;gcsttnc such a course. and 1* such
jtt proposal is not made cuch still will
be defended.
t ltcports that railroad and brother-
;hood officials had considered a sun-
.gcition that Mr. Gregory be nsitcd to
.suspt-nd (lilt‘l‘tlllilll of l‘. Adamson law
'l‘or thirty days wcrt- met with tho
intuit-men! that the tittorncy-gcncrttl
{has no such authority and that his only
{coursc is to defend the suits or lot
”hem go by dcfnult.
-NORWALK ACTOR TO
1 APPEAR HERE FRIDAY.
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} Norwalk people will have a chance
*to see one of tlteir own on the stat-g?
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:Fl‘idfly evening of this week at the
iflegent Theatre in Norwalk. Edmund
‘Brccse. of Chestnut. llill,’one of the
. leading dramatic actors of the. country
lwill appear in Carlyle Moore's new
‘ money drama “Scapegonts.”
i Mr. meese has resided in Norwalk
'for the past three years and has al-
tready identified himself with runny
‘movemente for Norwalk‘s betterment!
Ila/lies a beautiful home where he
spends his summer and times between
his appearances in plays and pictures.
'i‘hrough his efforts enttrfly. the Pop
gular Plays and Players company pro
‘ducing pictures for the Metro pro-
[run sundown“ hi Norwsllt for
rm Bongo! the, linemen" .
Without ever a suspicion- that he
would he s’nesldent of Norwalk. many
local» people, saw and admired Mr.
.Breess in his presentation of the lead-
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in: title tor'.r“'l‘lts Linn find. the
if of: satin ,“l‘he Mast-er Mind,"
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so «.0 o.e-t.ee.ee.ee e °.”.”a“.”o”o”o”s”o”e”e” ”
{ G.’W. Fairchild 8t Sons, In 0
7w Miss Elizabeth rutm- tonight :u'
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;;;H. Krteger &Co.
3: West Washington Street
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to Store in Norwalk
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‘3’ Feathers. Our prices are much less than the little shops 'g’
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9:. are asking for the same goods. t f g 0:.
9’9 In our Ready-to-wear Department you‘ll find a very oz.
“ comprehensive line of Coats and Suits for ladieu. .,;isses ‘E’
3: and children at popular prices. . p f If
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‘FAIRCHlLD'S'
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Thursday is Out Glass Day
10 Per Cent Discount
3 lel‘lllld. L‘l'l lil.\.\‘.\'/ ltzmtllctl cxclusivcly by
tlic lltll'SE of l“;\lR('lill.l)~~is t‘ut films in the truc
scnsc. This Cut Glass is iundc to tho l";tircltiltl ordcr
from tho tincst blnnltsw-no prcyscd in patterns uscd~-
finishcd :md polishcd in .t pct‘fct‘t"\\;t)'~~ rich t‘ut lil'l\\
of crystal \‘ll‘ilrlll'ns. Nothing: morc suitnlilc for 'l‘linu‘w-
giving usc.
‘ Finest I‘lntc (inrvcrs ~ut Scull and Milli—wry spor-
i iztl.
Friday Is Clock Day.
997 Main Street—Arcade Corner
At the Sign of the Chimes
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
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CHILDREN'S ENTERTAlNMENT.
Preparations are complete for the
llovely children's pictures to be shown
:St l‘nul's i’ttrlsh House to illustrate;
totem ltliililtlil tilt? _
_ A. _ q RUB titttut tut
The costumes of fifty to n hundredi instant Relief with a Small Trial
iyenrs ago will add c. quaint charm‘ Bottle of Old “st, Jacob's
lit) the songs which always make :1: ' Oil."
itrcmendods nppotd as Miss lluvilandi Kidneys cause Backache? No! They
isings them. ‘have “0 “CITES. therefore cannot
I 'Miss Fisher's pictures will he a to pain. Listen! Yonr backache is caused
tview of the different periods in por- by lumbago. sciatica or a Slraln, and
traints. the children's song picture the quickest relief is aoofiing, pene-
‘sltowing the late Empire styles. She . tratlng “St. Jacob's Oil." 'Rub it right
Iis alive among them who page tab-yon your painful back. and instantlv
:leaux, as her ability to show it pic-Abe Fm‘cncss. stiffness and lamenpsg
turn that looks as it showed. {difiappettm Don't stay crippled! Got;
'lhe Sterling~Wellintz orchestra will,a small t1'iill- bottle of ”St. Jacob's
furnish music for dancing after the 0“" from your druegist and timber
picture. ‘ illD- A moment after it is applied
.____.. ‘you'll wonder what became of the
>MtlSEUM 0F ANATOMY i liaclfiiche or lumbago pain.
An educational exhibition will open} )Rub old, him?!“ "Sl- 1800MB Oil‘
tomorrow night at I; "p. m. 13 Mll.‘whenover you have sciatica. neural—
wave. Eye”. man . should come gin. rheumatism or sprains, as it lo
and a‘ee the exhibition and hear thbifibsomlell’ “Tulle” and 0093"" burn
lecture, as this is the it at time En er-L' ”10 “kins-‘5“- .
hlhition of this kind . as ever beent . ________._..____.__
shown here. Admission 10 cents. Local X9. 716, United Brotherhood
Free. display in our show windows. of carpenters and Joiners' of Anteri-
'l‘lin museum will remain here only ca. met... last evening in the Garrett.»
oneti'dsll 10‘ .mlhtulldlnx room sad conducted reigns
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