the work wellwto dolt quickly.
‘ pg it well makes it wear long
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deposits" meetins of 11111111111 Hose
Comm“? 1“ be held NM! NM
re. .111 be m
1' wealth”! 1118 8093111111
will sin.
’-Hubbard Squash, lilo
Hall block.
1'11ch
ore Olsen expects t0 settle nis
31101011001119".
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mestlc “5000.1 at f}. g) Fredrich'd
isles negate 1111111111111: 11 1111111111111;
til N rwalk is to be mat
y'm‘o‘ nltlk‘do
Minis
apiece. ‘
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1-1119
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shins 191110
01 Winter Hats.
“WM" ‘ Today is a show-day for the new winter hats. We have issued
invitation to come and see them.
9. .
Mingle; the 133$;8W
‘ ve‘ry one felt can dent of election
go 11 11111111114111. son-
rs 00.1101
10st 1111:1011
noon at?" '
send-oft trail the
W) the enthusiastic
see. The football sense not up mayor
013111. at theta array Hill Hoteliia
York. 100.111.111.010 about. 10; 30 this
morningfo r ineeton
llnrr: possible precaution has. been
taken so that the team will get the
same kind of foods 11111011111 has had at
the training tables in this city, and
it'll? finudently expected that the. men
W
when it goes 'on the field, this after-
noon. .
Ex
folly
sure is a misfortune. but it is
or a man to expose himself.
Geod Lookintl
WW“!
Neh‘
in the very best of condition .
den, ion ’1 it
i he oxford IS
A very good
holes made with
$12.00.
The coming of the cold is and
Sudden chahges
make quick colds. Seek "protecwv ‘ ‘ . '1.
tion” quickly. Get an Overcoat
ranks of pophlarity.‘
nicely lined to within one inch of
edge, pockets well made, button-
Herc' s a stunner—$16.00 oxford
still in the front
substantial cost
exceptional care,
no cards: take things your specral kefsey——pocketg reinforced bi'l'
ion holes. Worked in silk, buttons
bone. 'lhis oxford is silk lined
way to edge. a very handsome gar-
The. Male (learns of to Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal Churc, will sing
tomorrow afternoon, at the reaper. sor-
vico in the South Norwslk Congrega-
qur hats are the fashion for winter Of sable. ermine, mink
or seal. either entirely or in combination with velvet or felt. All- fur
Window Shades.
0‘rk'aa LocAL news 011 rsesII 1.
“*5:
wlsrula 11011801111:
88.38. .
Midis l‘lelcn Qiiiittsrd, hf Main street.‘ “
Norwalk. is visiting in Boston
”—
Mlss Lilly Powell. of Leonard street.
is visiting in Brooklyn.
“.1...
aéltll‘kin'ds Fish ht'Hsyes's.
M111. E. A. Woodward will entertain
the Blue Lodge Whist Club. Monday
afternoon
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Thomas 0' Brien is shortly to enter
the a ploy of Grocer Charles L. Glov- 8°" island ‘1“ nearing “mum?“ . _ , . . . “ 4, l: ‘.1 4.
01.113111111111011. T‘” “”9" “we“? to “ileum“ “'91 Delincator for December. teeming wnh holiday information. . . ‘ -
W. 1 finishing of the cottage by entertain . . “I a“ avers. , . 1
Colonel Frederick ‘A. 11111 has a "‘5 “ Wm“ 0‘ "“3““ "W" with 11 {35111011 news. 110011 Slim“ 5101‘1951 and WWW“ 5 “W'S- 15‘“ COP)" . south Norwalk
lam‘a‘haud.
by Some insect.
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0111111111., Youman dorbys. 0 Bti.en
The boat New York World with (100
barrels of cement, is discharging at
Raymond Brothers’ dock.
Miss Susan S Smith, of llayview
avenue, is the guest. of Mr and Mrs.
Harry Leach. in Brooklyn.
The ‘Qievelands. of Brooklyn. me
trying‘ to arrange a game with the
Company F basket ball team.
~Boston hot house lettuce at Hayes.
Miss Florence Brown. of New Can-
. sun; is 11. guest of Miss Mayme Ward-
well, of Cross street, Norwalk.
Ww—‘t *
081101111011, cleric eit‘ the Connecti
out Llfih'ting 111 Power Company's
Norwalh oilice. is taking a vacation.
I hire. l W. Pierce. yesterday eater.
island the Golden Rule. Circle of King' a
Daughters. at her home in Winnlpouk.
48cc“ special line of Comfortablcs.
980; also special price on Gents"
Gloves. 19c. M. S. Smith E: Co.
1.1111111 C Green. cashier of the hair
field (lounty National Bank has been
appointed hassles of W 11. Lockwood's
estate.
The Sentinel is under Iobligaifops to
or a
very liberal sample of delicious winter
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B Smith,
apples.
001nt Encampment. 1.0. 0. 11-11111
rehearse the first degree tomorrow at-
ternoon, 111-3 o'clock sharp. Members
are requested to be present.
mBoys’ long peak caps. O'Hl‘len‘s.
The members of Fhoenix Engine
Company have accepted the invitation
For Connecticut—Snow and 1.1111111
‘tonlght; Sunday snow or
‘ warmer; winds becoming fresh south-
rain a'nd
it was presumably stung
tionsl Church:
I'lj‘ I‘QWW .5
The members of the‘ Male Chorus
of the Norwslk ethodist. Episcopal
,Oh‘urch ’-’w‘lli use at the some Nor-
walk ognreg'ationai‘ Church, lemon
row afternoon. at 4 o '.clock
111'
m
~Biack, pearl Alpines. 0' llrion‘ 0.
Olive Blanch 1.011311. Knights of Py-
thias. celebrated its seventeenth an-
nivcraary. Thursday night. Supper
was served at the conclusion of the
regular business meeting There were
delegations present from Stamford.
Westport and Bridgeport.
The cottage which is being built for
W. H. Clark, of Brooklyn. N. Y.. at
Thanksgiving dinner. ——Danbury News.
«10 lb. pail Lard. 800. Hayes' s.
Mrs. James Wood. recently the torn
out of Union Hall. Springtime. near
the camp 31011111111111 who removed to
West Norwaik has disbanded her
children for the year. She is proper-
ing to continue her work when spring
arrives. and is promoting a “sale of
work" in New York to obtain funds.
‘ ”~—
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Ssmucl Pakulski. Ed
and George Rakulskl and Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Spiro. of Danbury. formerly 01
South Norwalk. were in New York
yesterday attending ceremonies of the
Hebrew religion connected with the
placing of a monument over the grave
of the late Samuel Pakulski, .lr. .. who
is buried in New York.
’-—Kitchcn specials. Coal Hods. 26c
Ash Slaves. 150, Steve Elbows. tic. Col-
lars. Be, Shovels. 50. Lanterns. 690.
Demorcet Sewing _Machines, 819.150
M. S. Smith & Co
Michael Kenealy. senator elect from
the. TWellth District. has filed his elec-
tion expenses at the town clerk' is 01
flee in Stamfbrd. and they are as fol
lows: Republican committee. 880;
printing and pastors. $10; postage and
envelopes. 380; distributing pastors.
32.. making in all, $152.
At a mass meeting of the Waterbury
Union ‘1. 1". S'. C. 81.. the football
alleles that are now being played Sun-
days on the. park of the Waterbury
Driving Association, were strongly do
pounced. and a committee of three
was appointed to confer with the town
authorities for the purpose of suppres
sing the games. The park is on the
Watertown road. but is within the lim-
its of the town of Waterbury.
Pyoy-Pectorai Soother lore Lungs
and makes tender throats well and straps
”Own—'—
A Norwalk young man who drove to
Black‘and- -white hats in many
to the-variety of trimming.
But a brief visit will tell you
new ones nearly every day now.
$1 year.
Center aisle. rear.
THE HOWLAND DRY
An Atcbison woman thinks her hue
band works too hard. and it is we
dicted that she will dually throw her
arms around his neck in the morning
'and refuse to let him so to work at
all.
Both makers and clrcuiators of coun-
ter-felts commit fraud. Honest men
will not decelva you into buying worth-
less counterfeits of DsWitt's Witch
Hazel Suite. The original is infallible
for curing piles sores. eczema and all
skin diseases. 11.0. Simeon. South
Norwalk; E. P Weed.N01walk.
Thor say in New York that Boss
(Broker will leave Johnny Carroll in
charge slain.
sAvso A love Lars.
Hrs. Captain 3. Hubbard. of Mll-
1018.1)qu We: "Milieu Balm sev-
od my boy' 0 1110.110 began last like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a low doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the more
hats are trimmed with knots of velvet; black on cl‘minc, brown,
green or castor on sable and so 011.
hats. round hats. toques; all these are popular «and there's no limit
Aside from fnr,‘ velvet and taffeta silk,
especially in the warm cherry and current reds, are most seen.
We think our lulllillérs havcdonc well. Come and see.
New addtion near book- shop, main floor.
lhc large light cloak room has been none too big for the
crowds of late. Jackets and furs have sold with :1 \im.
Buttcrick‘s Fashions for December is here. too.
ing at the Buttcrick pattern counter.
Bridgeport.
_ a .M..._,.....
shapes; turbines. pokes. pansy
more than pages of advertising.
More
For the ask-
GOODS COMPANY
laws... ._. ,... -.. . 1. _ A
181 Sale.
Pa wet"
or case
1131111111 Norwalk.
No one wants to see poorly made.
Morly hung shades—«they’i'c a disc
grace to your windows. When you
buy Window Shades you want and can ,
pact them to give good satisfactidn;
if 'th‘ey'don't, they're 00 use. we guar-
hlitee edery ‘s‘hade we make and every
shade we hang to be right in every'
Don't forget we’
way. and suit you.
hang shades as well as make shades to
order. We would like to figure on
shading one or one hundred windows. '
We are equipped to do the highest
class of work.
Original Designs
To find Wall Paper patterns that
don’t run on the same old style is no
easy matter, but we are in a position
to show you some paper that we know
you will like and appreciate. Will
you do your part by calling to see it?
You're always welcome at our store.
Window Shades, Cornice Poles. Wall
Papers, Painters' 8n plies, Art-
ists' Materln s.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decorating.
Decker.
87 WASHINGTUN STREET. _
. Conn.
Store open evenings until 8:30.
Telephone 133-3.
The Fair Cloak Stere.
incnt, $16.00.
YOU, ill BOY!
Like to look like papa dont
you? Here’s a little coat—made
with full backwjust the same as
A real bargain.
the man' s.
mamma about if
1100. .
Prompt as Ususl.
Edward F. Hickey, of Port
Chester, N. Y.. a truckmanI. who
died recently. was insured in the
Conn. General Life Insurance
Company. of Hartford, Conn.
Proofs of death were received
November 71h., and payment in
full made November 9111. This is
insurance that insures.
EH FIELD. Gen Agent.
South Norwalk. Conn.
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That “money makes the mare go" is no less true now than years ago.
Tell . 4 I:
Under present munitions of the line ‘
insurance business throughout the
country. it behooves the assured to
look well to the financial condition of
insurance companies in which his
property is insured. Among the 11.1
of Insurance companies represented 1
by Taylor a Golden, will be found the
Liverpool a London. 4‘ Globe. (til!
largest insurance company in the ‘
world.) the Royal, of Liverpool. Elite
lend (the next largest and strongest
insurance company in the world.) the
old Hartford. (one of the stronze‘st. lu-
surance companies in this mocha?)
Also twenty other core
are the very best doing business in this
county and Europe.
tst Sale. _, l
The wholesaler needs
money to do business, consequently gives cash customers first attention—keeps them well posted on
special opportunities—makes a concession of from five to ten per cent. for such cash payments.
We pay cash, since we receive cash. Receiving cash, we need no books. no collectors. Save an
enormous postage and stationery account.
See! We can sell for much less than the credit merchant can. and make a greater profit at
that.
Commencing Saturdau. November lYth, until Saturdau Night. November 24th.
we make special inducements to purchase here:
livers item a moneu saver.
i. 089111111111) Hose pompany to attend 9. Stamford in: [fight to witness the pg. “gr sale by B. H. Plsllted and l“. H. SUITS. ' l’carl buttons; value $13.00, lrimmetl4 with silk. flaring. lined The same in second radc'taf~1
.' dige’litill’ll‘t ‘“ the” 1‘0“" “0'“ MO“ 10061;; ”11131110 00:10:11:i for llfitmsglrg. Baxter. 'i‘ailored as pcr dictation of $9.49. with percalc, brush braid on feta. llcmstitchcd, cor ed, New
. ‘ - 8 (“‘80 “‘3“ 3 W38“) so 1‘ ‘ . " . . yo 1 '.. . ‘..~ .
. -—-—-—~~—~—~ , the noise and mm. of “maul... and ADVERTISE!) LETTERO. Dame l‘llbl'lO‘L A black kcrscy. silk lined, raw bottom, ”I“ 3“50' 0‘" l’r'“ York I’m“ $598 $3 79‘ -.
MTG» “80'8” W« Bradley “'83 3“" the dl‘lverdld not were the Win Sue Following is a list of letters remain- A cllcviot scr rc. ackct taffeta cd cs. fancil ' trimmed. .00 val— "0“" 3449' Best 1‘ rtnch I lanncl aists 35.4 .
b I; l ) l .
prisedi‘Thursday evning. at her home
in Main street. Norwalk. by a number
of her music pupils. Games and re
‘ciai Policeman Henry E. Schock. was
witnessed the ill treatment of the
horse. warned the drlvm, but he lgnor
lug uncalled for at the following post
onions. for the week ending November
lined silk faced long roll. A mili-
tary effect also. Skirt lined with
an. All we ask is $5.63.
\lclion Jackets. merccriscd lin-
Skirts in general. 501110 with
escallopcd flounce trimmtd with
llclllsimitcllcd new fancy stitching,
value $4. 98 Our price now ”‘
freshments were enjoyed. ed um warning and Schock took him 17. 1900: moric: flaring or with 10 inch satin some with two rows of 5111- S 3
. ings seams and edges hound witl1.3' 3
.._.._,,_.__.. into custody. The man Bubwuucntly 3”“ Nerwsik. floume You ma choose Ilc- , in. some with taf’fcta inverted -
Frederick H. Rowan has resigned cooled off and was let go by Lnicr Mrs. Beatrice Lee 3mm. tween fared or plainyjackct valuc v‘cltct. Some have storm collars, Other l‘l‘LllCll flfllll‘lBlS-—80mc*
his itlon in the City National Bank
. Bowman with a warning.——Stamford
Chas. Henry ( ill.
313-0 so
fault) app $gued very reasonable
plaits in trunk some are plain.
with sailor collars, 111111111111 Willi.1
01; gab: 01:10:; 3733;111:301 1:1 max-“1:321:01: Advocate. 51.3333: lsgfihggnWIShlnswn 81,. $19-98 ““1 11““ . . indeed at 50 At this sale 333;?“€131???"gazidc'lI‘I’Shg‘1'WIffi‘ silk embroidery, some with so;
1 0 . 1 1 7 1 1 1 r 0 L1 - 1 ' 1
his father‘s estate. and of the estate James llartram 11 middle aged than. Mrs. J in Mead East Norwnlk. \ ““u‘a" $1111. 1 allots. "‘1‘“ $449 “M $198 ‘0 $600 All we ask m CRPCL“ 50"“ plain Wltll “*8 a
.1 of William R Lockwood. . 1 , , 00011.11 arreshtod in Bridgeport. new )1. Elle .«2plmor. laCkf‘ll "31""111$ Sklflv I'lm‘ll ‘V'lh Nice 111111- Kerseys niccl made this sale is from 8! 39 to 3125 culls “0'1"!“ Stitched, $403“ ‘V‘lflllw
‘3' - dint of 11143111110 for 11111111111 ‘ 1‘ ‘Wnim mitt. pcrca crva no 1500. 1 t 511 e, 3;“) values $.39 n . ,' - ~ at . a: .
. While Robert Thieme, of 1101011, Hill. in a cell at the Second Precinct station or p), p“ visncc lo. ‘ 1.’ M - , - ' . . .
. was coins home on his wheel to- die. Mm“... mo uttpmpur to 11.111511111111011 commfiompngm 9" C APES Rdlll} day skirts of double 1.11mi An all- wool flannel Waist, 501111} .
uer through Elm Grove street; he ran ”in would have been successful on his 1 WW”; “my. All \vool homespun. Jacket 1 materials flaring strap seams. with sailor collar. some trimmed
into a chicken. The fowl ran into the
first try but for 1011111111111 discovery
H‘err y 811101111111.
silk lined sleeves with or without
Nothing so handy. so much in
helm at bottom nicely stitched,
with silk soutachc‘, some corded.
spokes and was killed. Mr. 'i‘hieme He was transferred tothehosdqusrters m... “up, Short cufi‘sI llarin skirts lined with use as the Golf Cape. Here is a value 00 now some )lain 1rcnousl f . _
was thrown from his wheel. The rim and his hands. manaeled. but even Mrs. M. It. Weed. pcrcale; valuii $2 'and $13-50 arment. double faced goods, flar- ,38-1 $5 79 to :5 l( 110.1111 8' g trOf‘ll‘ 3:35 _
ofhfll‘wheel was broken and the spokes then managed to tie his necktie and a Box 323 my . if (1 $8.11 88. mg collar edges trimmed with Others of double faced mm". 3 4): 7 . 0
Milton. 5 1‘. -, handkerchief Eoscthor “lid 01111 ndearly E. p;_ CROWN, 1). M. Now 0 crc at 79 an 98"!1111'895, straps on shoulder» else- ials, open in the front or open in .
strangled by t on. “'0 w on mm Rainy- «lay Suits. Materials " PETTICOATS- '1
PAINT YOUR IUGOW F.0R, 760.:
with Devoe‘s Gloss 0111-1111111 Paint.
10 colors. Gives a
ready for use:
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COMOTOCK. WATKW. 11‘: MW AND
:‘LIFE A110 perm FIGHT.
- .w.A.11n1u. of Manchester. 111..
writing of his almost miraculous es
meltcms. double breasted jackets.
Several rows of stitching around
where reasonable at $4. 50 Here
during the sale. $2. 79.
the back. many rows of stitching
at l.,)ottom value $2. 98 to $6. 50. At
the sale. $3. 25 to $4. 49.
i’,ctiicoats corded. ofhcst flier-
torised goods. accordion pl‘nits,
lugs gloss equal to new. Sold by cell the paint inst weeds twice a: from dam says: “1111 ure bottom. A ve‘ry i1cnvy,vcry wen. Apothcrmdoublc-faccd ‘lnatcro wide licence. 20 different styles,
1. OomslockI. Watkins h Dow and J. '1‘. long as lead and oil—Doves 1M and; flag-“Edsel” tails serious made suit “me $990 at 35.33 in]. imitation hood frrnged.~ value Merceriscd silk waists. some the formerly 98c. to $2.98 Now filler?
Pr zinc. round by machinery. Mum , which 01100" in 00001111101160]- $5.00. $3.79. material im )orted. trimmed with ed at from 690.10 108049. .
uuuuu i,” w '13] 8‘8111'11'111'1111‘... nox COATS. . Here 111 indeed an attractive silk cmbroulerf'. some corded. ’ I .1
What “0“ want to eat at What “0“ Can mannllgludymu” I?“ are; 7503153. ()f a very fine quality kcrscy. cape. all wool hc'avy double faced tucked, all coors; some polka CHILDRENSGOODSl
Fresh and corned Hooks. Spareribs. Fresh Tripe.
_A fine line of Fish and Vegetables.
PUBLiC MARKET.
Ibouth Mann 8111111.
1.. '1' ,
.. .1111 1111 best Salvo in the world. all
can to use Dr.
18 months train hostel Fistula. he
would die unless a costly operation
mu W1 but be cured 1111110011
with five boxes of Bucklen's Arnie:
solve. the surest Pile cure on earth
cents a box. by 1.". 11.13.111.11,
l'l'lined with heavy satin. trimmed material. large hood. faced with
Another kcrscy. heavy satin 1111»
ed. some stitched" With fancy silk.
some with .ilaring storm c0110
no
011101111 John .1. 111m. Nor-
1.1.; cents. ..
Wm
‘sik.
LEISERSON BROS.
values $8.50 and $9.00 At the
as an! 8549 and 15.11
An all- wool serge skirt. .flIIouncc
dots. Previously 981:. to $2.49. Our
price $549
The same waists without puff-
link costs, reefers, suitswinade
for “WWW“ "m" mummy with satin too. Several rows of satin, a $9 garment. At this time price “0'“ 37¢ to 3179- of kcrse l
. - - ys melons were
afford lo Dau' Qualitu conSldered llOllllllfl _;m‘l" lm‘llr ihgdm doll“? 8:18??qu stitcdhinglat 1))oIttom. P122101 (guy 86.98. mg}; $800. New 11811113811. 3"...
11111111111011 on my recommon- goo qua 11y )uttons V dc 15 1-1ch is one var similar to . ”4 to 5 -'.
can touch “So 28"?” Ténm.‘llhl::1 EJ’X‘? “9;“? Now 810.98. “1,011.11; trlmnicdywith broad- Silk waists. the regular Johna— .._..._.._.......... .
. is. “Warm? 11006300 1181' 11.00. T8. cloth edges. can be worn with non quality. We might say right FURS.’ ‘ ’1 ‘5‘}
Turkeys Native Chickens Ducks. “03‘ F“- Baxtor' I. JACKE either side outv-somethhl new. here ”'31 “”3 were employed by SUNS. Lullfiffitlehofnhlll ,. 01:1?)
' ' south Namath.” and 3011! A Riggs. A ood kcrscy. heavy satin lin~ $101,017.11“; 7,50, Jonnason and made a large por- tric seal. mink. cilinchill , . er‘s .
Fresh Hams and Shoulders. 1' NornnIrIlIlt. » . cd,. sdk facings stitched. Seams.I --- tion of his sample waists. A rcg— $2. 49 to $10 (X). Are W
., Sperry 351. Barnes Su‘gar Cured Hams. Bacon. h‘o‘o‘ sleeves, bottonli gimmed with' T 'l SKIkaS“ l k' “lg: IonnasouI wIaIist. 10013: 111121-13 81.7910 ”1'
1.. . 11‘ P. 1 hit ,hcavy satin vs no 1400,1101» alor-ma 0 room 011 s Irts sl icmslifcret the 0 pa c
Pork and Sausage. ot‘l‘ydfflflm" 10111 1),, .lm‘ihfil‘m . tucked fronts. some have flouncc: sleeves, $9.98 at New York. Our Suits. Skms‘ Jackets. Wallets-6.1
made to order from your own
frrials. Remember the above a
penis as well to the misuse II
ed sleeves, . $4.79.
as Washington .1... same "dose.
the ladies.
5'1 "..1
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