«matron long time" for you
to pay fonmitli‘e point? -
Starting immediatbiy liter gati.
3 ting order is auction'soeelalty.’ «1
orsl‘wooomnswoo‘uz'uos a".
‘ WMTl-lll FOIIOAOT.
For Connecticut—Jails or snow to-
night and Sunday: fresh. probably
brisk, northeast winds. . ‘ .
Weather notes: AI storm area is con2
tralin the lower Mississippi valley.
Cloudy weather prevails generally east
of the Mississippi river. Temperatures
continued below zero in the north-
west. . - ‘
v...,
The Century Club is planning a thea-
tre party to New York.
. “200 bbla.‘.lones's Superlative Flour.
one has: $4.75 sun F. D. 1.. a Go.
The Mule Club will' meet Monday
evening. "Don't Worry."
‘uDa'vid Garrick {will be rehearsed at
the Catholic Club. this evening.
’ Arrangements are being made by St.
Mary's purlsh' for a pumpkin sociable.
. i W?
, L—Choice» Native Turkeys. 15 and 16c
pound. at Hayes's. “
R. F. Adams was out for the arst
time. yesterday. since his recent ill-
not i '
4 Miss Mollie Crows."df Danbury. is
the' guest of MIss Mamie O'Connell, of
Union street. .
-Umbrellas and Mourning Bands. at
O'Brien's.
_.A number of Norwalk people. attend-
ed the dance at Washington Hall. Cran-
bury. last evening.
Gilbert Horton. of Henry street.
went. to Peeksklll. today. to attend the
funeral of his mother.
._, , . v—The largest sake of Soap in the
, ‘V‘ world for maxim... t, pair of Child-
rens' Ribbcdvfioaw‘mw. pr.‘ See burl
gain sale of Corsts. 49c. pr. M. S.
Smith & Co.
1.. H. Decker has the contract to re-
palnt the residence of David E. Dis-
brow. in West avenue.
E Elmer Hawkins and P. H. Crowe. of
Brooklyn. are spending a few days wita
friends In South Norwaik.
i—‘I‘dducs. Tonnes. Tonnes. O‘Brien.
Letlrand Jennings. of Norwalk. went
tofiiicrauton. Thursday. to attend the
funeral of his brother-iu-law.
The funeral of {REE} Plews. will
be held from the residence of Jeremiah
Little. in Stevens street. on Sunday. ’
‘ i l‘yhy-l’octoul Believes Right Away
and make: a speedy dad of coughs and colds.
. ' TlleLadies' Aid Society of the South
Norwalk Methodist Church held its
'i‘nobtfily social last evening. The. art.
gallery was the chief attraction. and
was ingeniouslygptben up. affording a
good deal of pleasure. Cake. wafers
and hot cocoa were served
ladies. A snug sum was realized for
the treasury.
-Fresh Ham. 12c. Hayes's.
An unknown man is at the New liavv
on Hospital witl _ a fractured skull.
caused by it runs my on York street.
in that city. during the~parudeiofafll
Henry's mlnstrcis. The man was driv~
ing a spirited horse. and it became
frightened at the music andtho steam
whistle attached to 'an automobile.
which headed the procession. The man
w’as‘throwu out. head first. when appo-
site theYalo Law School. Since then
he" has been partly conscious. but an-
able to give his name or address.
EWWI ' .m .
mm vousisuoov: son rip. .
with Devoe's. Gloss Carriage Paint.
ready for use; 10 colors. Gives a
high gloss equal to new. Sold by
Comatock. Watkins In new and J. '1‘.
'ol"‘di1§.’ M115 ‘0!“ 1'11!th 411108000
' Haven. are guests 0 Mr. 'and' Mrs. Sam”;
by the
" up. Keeler to assisting in? the
'l‘wlantiothflsltury: market. at per.
we ,, ‘ v; r
’ “ ‘ ii ‘ “.1. up
Cider. 200 mil F.D.L. a co.
" Theniist Avenue Miirk'et. in" a eli'ange
turkeys
TSweet'
yup-.-
tlali. QMRMWE ;.
‘osarieroasomsuww fe.‘ and spam . ’
of friends are attending the Yale-Hun
vard football game today.
The Rowland prydliooda Company
announces a big sumo: '- ribbon and
other special attractions.
#Peari lists, at O'Brien’s.
tourney. Ist‘i theITNorwalk ,Golf Club
links. will bewresumed next Saturday.
Mrs. Eugene Keller sudson. of New
uel Comatook.‘ 'Jr‘.. of ‘Bayview avenue:
a... resin... dreamt was... on
thirty-eight. who died in New York
city. were buried In Norwallr. yester‘
day.
1. ~. A..' ~.-2W" ‘ I”. ‘VLhA-l A In
~Graud ball b _ John 111110-285 As:
sembly. Natibnai lavoulc Society. Ar-
ion Hall. 'llliankaglving Iafternoon.
The Sunday school union of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
itsnhniversary in Washington. begin-
ning December 6.
John P. Altmann. .lr.. attended the
ball of Putnam Hose Company. in Ar-
ion lioll. last night. representing the
Darieu Fire Police.
Have you completed preparations for
your relatives and friends at Thanks-
giving tlmo? if not; read Smith. Mur~
ray & Cola advertisement.
~Thanksgiving Table Linen. 72 in..
58c. yard: 9-4 and 10-4 Fringed Bets.
31.98 and 82.25. Special bargains in
Napkins. 31.98 doz. M. S. Smith 8: Co.
, .._._...,____.
"A Well Set Table" is the theme of
Tristram & l'lyatt’s advertisement to-
day. The table linen can easily spoil
or harmonize the whole effect of a
Thanksgiving feast.
“a
Tickets for Miss liittioiohn‘s eon
cert, to be held at inckwood's Hail.
Wednesday evening. December 5th.
are on sale at the stores of William P
Beers. Nor-walk; and ll. 11. l’luisted's.
South Norwnlk.
—-Chickeus and Ferris, 12190 1b.. at
Hayes's.
v
in store and window the. l). M. Read
Company is endeavoring to show the
complete effect of Thanksgiving offer-
ins. if you have no opportunity it
visit the store. the company‘s ad. will
give you a vivid word picture.
”M ‘
Frank Van Buren. Louis Leonard.
Ross Burehard. Courtland Van Burch.
Rutherford B. Keeler. Seymour Curtis
Charles Swartz. Chester Selleck. C. A.
Harstrom and 1". S. Ambler are anions
those at the Yale~liarvard football“
game today.
m450 bbis; Our Favorite Flour. bile
has; ".75 bbl. F. D. 1.. it Co.
William B. Newcomb will have
charge of .the prayer and praise service
in the Epworth League parlor of the
Norwaik Methodist Church. tomorrow
morning. at 9:30 o'clock. Everybody is
invited to attend this meeting. Comv
and bring some one with you.
Martin Kellogg will conduct the ser-
vicc at the Young Men's Christian Asso-
ciation rooms. South Norwalk. tomor-
row aftcrnoon. at 3:15 o‘clock Every
young man who possibly can. should at-
tend this meeting. Mr. Kellogg is a
man who never fails to make his ad-
dress interesting.
“m.,—~—
—-—Mcn's. boys' winter Caps. O‘Brien
Nettie Cullen. the servant who work
ed in the family of the late W. I1
Wright. at Bristol. is seriously filCh
with blood poisoning. caused from thr
ingrowiug toe nail. which Mr. Wright
was trying to relieve when he met with
the accident that caused his death
The girl's leg is swelled to twice ltr
natural size. and she is in n critica‘
condition.
Zephyrc Mathleu; of Willimautlc. an
extensive stamp collector. while look-
ing for treasures In a near-by town
found an old letter to which .was of
sired "it stamp wine has _ vcr been
cs‘talogued by any ester 1 stamps
'1‘ 0 stamp wast‘tpohe‘d‘to the lower
corner‘oflth'p envelope and the inherit»
tion was “Hopedale’ Penny Post." it
was issued by the mail carrier between
liopodalc and‘Milford. Mass. between
the years 1851 and 1,857.
«Dr. M. S. Rosco. oculist and aurlst
can be. consulted-dame parlors of the
Mahack‘emo Hotel. on 'Tuo'sdayfiand
Fridays. between the houril OM and i
p. m., anddaiiy between 0 and 12 a
m., 0 and 0 p. m., at 515 Fairliold page
one. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
PM 1
«1:» at new.
.‘g'i.’r.m,('h;j.c ,
Choice Chickens and Fowl. 120 lb
Turkeys. , 121,490 in.
Small Fresh l-lutns. 13c 10.
llosst Pork. 12c lb.
Fresh Shoulders. 10c lb
‘ Logs Spring Lamb. 12gb lb
For-counters. 7 and 8c ib. Fresh Fish at Cost.
' FreeiDeiivery.
‘32 booth Main Street.
. cries: it I. .7 ,
Prices Cheaper than Ever.
' ourru'rv “ran BEST. ‘
newness; .
Virih .Elw. .
llo’db.
Lamb Chops,
Sperry and Barnes' llarns. inc lb
Portal-house Steaks. 18 and 20d lb
Sirloin. 180 lb.
Fresh Hooks. spareribs and fish. trips.
and a full line of delicatessen.
f'l‘he [gamed in‘l‘tli‘e president's veep .
styles...wcihfinis’liod. lined {with
, long. velvet collar and turn-back
well finished. lined with guarau.
'tecd satin—$1 1.
_ ‘ . or
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS:
LACE CURTAINS. :
. cums. GLASS
- ..WAMS,UTTA‘ s“
is ..
~lr»!
BIG SALE masons.
satin. .
Actual values are 39c. to 50c.
_Q,n sale Saturday taunting at
JACKET NEWS.
A whole tablcful oi jackets at
special small prices. Kersey
c inviot and *mcltouctte, newest
serge or guaranteed satin. $4.75,
$5. $6.75. and $750 ‘ ' '
' lerc'sa cost we had made to
our own ‘uotio'u. ' Black montag-
uac, double breasted, 22 inches
velvet cults. weltcd scams, lining
of Skinner's guaranteed satin.
$l3450- : .
A natty box-coat for $15. (,urly-
finished oxford. velvet or storm
collar, excellently tailored, lined
with 'Skiuncr's sdtiu. ‘
English kcrsey half fitted costs.
double breasted. well made and
50.
second floor. y ’
8'5 GOLF CAPES.
More of those :55 golf capes. Can
hardly get them fast enough;
maker thinks we're foolish for
selling them at such a price. Coul-
binations of plaid and plain col-
ors, tasteful. put together nicely.
stitched neatly.
Handsome black capes. some
with silk-lined hoods. some plain,
others with narrow collars edged
with fur. $11.50. $15. $22 and so
on.
Second floor.
SMALL FURS.
New cluster scaris; another lot
expected Saturday morning. Most
are real marten \vitll clusters of
tails. warm as well as rich looking.
.75.
Some of sable 'possum. too.
$3~75~
Marten scaris of an cspcciall
good quality. at $6; those wit
clusters of real fails at $7.50 and
up to $.25.
Second floor.
‘ murmurs ,
m
‘PUMNUWD FANCY SILKS.
mnANKSGIvLNG amass. V
.51 -
. trust‘s AND PILLOW-CASES.
hummus ‘FEA’I‘HERS.
{From a leading maker. 3,500 yards .
from 5 to 6 inches: satin taffeta. satin gross-gram, and double-faced
m
f. 10
l
more.
LVER sup CUTLERY.
of line ribbon in widths
yard. -' V ‘ . .
19 CENTS YARD.‘
WARM. oLovns.
, Women’s . gloves that have
warmth as well as good looks:
Cashmere. 250. 500. 580.
Silk. fleece-ll ed, 880. 05c.
Golf gloves. cotch plaids, 50c.
Scotch-Wool gloves. neecy,
gray and‘black, Si.
Mocha. unlined. good colors. 81.25.
Mocha, silk-lined. tan. gray and black.
81.50. .
Dogskln. ton. red and brown. 81 and
81.50.: ‘ ‘ .
alior girls and children:
Chalmers gloves. fleece-lined, the.
“foul gloves. rod. 500.
$ Mocha. silk-lined. tan and gray.
1.38.
‘Colf'gioves. crocheted. plaid. 50c.
Women’s mittens. black wool.
loaned to Soc. Girls‘ wool mit-
ten. doc. and to 38c.
Center aisle. rear.
WOMEN‘S UNDERWEAR.
Women's cold weather under-
wear. gsc. to $3.60. Biggest val-
ues at 50c. and $i.25.
At goo—-
Whnf. we believe is the best vest
sold for the money Extra heavy
fieecod. thick and soft. well-finished.
At $1.25- '
Two thirds wool and unabriukable.
has stood the teat. right here for two
seasons. Jersey ribbed. fine wool. per-
fect fitting. warm as wool can be.
At 33.00»-
"Dermophilc." French wool treated
by a process that makes it unshrink-
ablu. Tested here and in Europe. A
perfect underwear.
Lettuisle. front. .,
FEATHERS REDUCED
A lot of handsome feathers join
the outmp.r and untrimmcd hats at
special prices.
Black fancy feathers. wore. 10c~7c.
Black spsngled feathers. were 18c—
c.
Feather pom-pens. were 75c-.’15c.
Conun pompous. were ti.25-60c.
New addilon. first floor. near book-
white.
Bridg
The Fair Cloak Store.
........,.~
tracts
ands . _.
Saturday,
Nov. 3511:.
Thank you ladies. for the sup-
port you are giving our sole. Your
purchased show you appreciate the
reductions-nth: ponulnoneu of
bargains. '
cans to Kine—u gives us
great leverage in producing high
quality at rock bottom prices. The
sale is . -
sun “19’” On.
Wore Arc
Stilts, $19.98 $13.60
' 1 5.00 10.08
9.00 0.23
Box Cost. 15.00 10.98
Jackets, 1 4.00 9.98
13.00 9.49
9.00 5.63
0.50 4.40
5.00 3.09
Capes. 4.50 2.19
5.00 3.79
9.00 5.08
10.00 7.50
Skirts, 9.00 6.79
8.50 5.49
0.50 "4.40
1.08 1.39
Waists. ‘ 0.98 5.40
3.90 3.19
4.98 , 51.23
1.115 .87
Petticoats. .08 .00
1' J2 : in." V’ 3'98’ 4 I 2'49
illoiiil‘lao'tiinqkfs sentinel for full do-
dglgiption of Indira articles. Better
atllHIIl-onamlno. ,
‘ "Outta, lklrtu. Jackets, eta. made to
erase. .. ”‘ f”. " ’
‘ Leiseriidniiiroihers.
‘ ‘ ’- ‘68 Washington 8!.
t
in a neighboring town this is said
to have happened: A woman was Iii-
vorced from her husband. and married
nether man. Now she is violently In
quj with-her divorced husband. and
they ard "chi-vying on" in a manner
that Is scandalous.
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
shop.
court.
I
i ‘ ”slams
l
l, flu place.
"Loak"'""’"
f to your foot.
I Family reunions and other
celebrations will bring you
among people Thanksgiving
‘ llny.
! Your "Sunday Boat" will be
1 your attire. Don't forget to
look. to see if your shoes are in
proper condition to keep your
appearance. on this day. up to
‘ the point of attractiveness.
if you need a new pair. it's
l none too soon to select them
. IOniy one. more Saturday. be!
fore November 29.)
. The Monarch Pat. is very ad-
. mlrsble indeed—4s warranted
not to crack! Need no paste to
polishwslmply use. a damp
cloth. 30 its price. (You have
paid 85 hr the kind that did
crack.)
The Elite. vicl kid. makes a
very easy shoe. A very attract-
; Ive. genteel one. too—sewing
‘ rapidly at $3.50.
Here Is a shoe with a Good
gear weltwor vlci or box calf.
3.
Must not forget this very
swell article of footwear—its of
calf—has wing tip. extended
soles. a heavy shoe. very scr-
viceahlc. The kind worn with-
out ovorshoes in wet weather.
Ladies. while your escort is
picking out his footc'overlng.
we will show you some dainty
shoes. some thathovo a narrow
‘ appearance. $2.50. #3. 88.50.
Wear saw That Flt.
.59... our
DIVORCE FOR MRO. lURDlOK.
w
Jealous Husband Punched liar in the
Eye and Throw a Poker at Her.
Judge 'I‘haycr yesterday granted a
divorce to Annie If. Brudlck. of bridge-
port. from Charles 11. ‘nurdlck. of
Brookfiold. on the ground of cruelty.
' Mrs. Burdlck testified that 'llef“ hits:
band was insanely Jealous not: her.- with.
out the slightest cause. She endeav-
ored to make home happy for him. but
at liltt was compelled to leave him be-
oaiui'e ,of his extreme cruelty; On one
occasion he punched her in the eye.
blanking it. and off another he threw a
stove poker at hcribeonuso he was an-
gry at some trifling thing which had
oec red. , « , .
unis. Bdi‘dlck's‘ordsal on thowltnoss
stand almost ottilllod her tocollapae.
and immediately after the hearing she
became hysterical. and was taken to
nil interoomz‘wbere proper treatment
d. .
.‘ m I r
Ms'rHooisr.
Episcopal Church. howls it. Street-
er;rD:D..’psstor-v01ass meeting, 9:30
u. an; prenehlng. 10:30 a. on: Sun'
Apr wheel. 12 m.: Epworth League.
“5.15 'p. on: "Thanksgiving Praise
Service. 7 p. in. ‘
NORW‘A‘LK- ' METHODIST" ‘ EPISOD-
pal Church—~11. a. Manson. poster:-
Morning; sublect“"'l‘be Quid g ,of
Providence." 8 .ndayscboo at 12
in." Epwortb League meeting" at
0.00. Evening service at 7:30. Sub-
‘1eot of sermon. "The Discovery of a
“1 Great Law."
sas'r vavsuun METHODIST EPlB-
cd'pal Church. East Norwaik, Rev. J.
J. B‘oust. pastor.—.-Sermon by the pos-
tor. 10:30‘a. 111;: Sunday school. 12
111.; Junior league. 3 p. m.;- Praying
llund. 6 p. m.; evening. preaching
service. with sermon by the pastor, 7
11- to. Monday eyeulug‘. Epworth
ailing, class meeting: Wednesday at-
ternoon. Ladics' Aid Society; Thurs-
iug services. All cordially Invited.
CONGREGATIONAL.
SOUTH NORWALK CONGItblGA»
tioual Cburcwaervices in the morn-
ing. at 10:30 o'clock, as usual. The
pulpit will be supplied by Rev.
George 11. Stevens. of Yale Univer-
sity. Vesper services at 4:30
o'clock. The quartette of the First
longregationsl Church, of Stamford.
Mrs. F. B. Wardwell. soprano: Miss
Mabelic (1. Graves. contrulto: James
man. bass. will sing. Christian Eu-
denvor meeting at 5:30 o'clock.
The vosper program will be as foi-
lows: Quartette. Siespcr’s Wake:
contralto solo. Like an the Heart Do
sires. Allitaon: buss solo and quar-
tetts. Dear Refuge of My Weary soul;
Bosnian; soprano sole. 1 Will Magnify
the Lord. from the cantata. The Word
Made Flesh. Thomas 0. Shepherd;
quartette. The Soft Sabbath Calm.
Barnby. Miss Addie. of llunburyi will
substitute for the contrulto.
N 0 it W A L K CONGRECATIONAI.
Church—The usual service Sabbath
morning at 10:30. The pastor will
preach. Evening Service at 7:110.
Sermon before the Norwnlk City
Fire Department. Subject. "Solo-
mon's Horses." Y. 1’. S. C. b1. meet
lug. at 6:45. A Thanksgiving scr-
vicc. with special offering.
SWEDISH CONGREGATlONALw
Riverside avenue. East Norwa'lkp
Gustaf Wimau. pastorv—Morulug ser-
rice.10:30. Sermon by Rev. 10. John-
sou.of Perth Amboy. N. .l‘ ,and Rev
C. .1. Valuation). of liobokcn. N. J.
Children's meeting, it p.m. Young
people‘s meeting. It p.m. Soug‘uud
music by Mrs. Gibbons. of Norwalk
and others. Evening service. 7:30.
Addresses by the pastors. All Scan-
dinavians cordially invited.
BAPTIST.
SOUTH NORWAIM BAi"l‘lST—~\V. H.
Hubbard. minister—Prayer meeting.
l0 a. m.; preaching. 10:30; Sunday
School. 12 m.: Y. 1'. S. C. 3.. 6 .I.
in. Topic. Praise the Lord. Thanks-
giving mecting. Leader. 0. l“. lieut-
well. Preaching. 7 p. m.
NORWAMC BAPTIST CHURCH. Dow.
'i‘almagc Van Daren. minister. Prayer
service at 10:10 a. m. Preaching
10:30 a. m.: Sunday School at 12:00
m.: B. Y. P. U. meeting at 0:30 p. m.;
preaching at 7:30 p. m. Lecture on
Health. Tuesday night. at 7:45.
Thursday prayer service at 7:15 p. m.
EPISCOPAL.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CliUl’tCll
corner of West street and Fatrilold
nvenuc. Rev. Romilcy F. Hilniphrlos.
rector-Sunday school. 9:45 :1. 111..
morning prayer and sermon. 11 u.
m.; preaching. 7:30 p. Ill. The roc-
for will othelate.
ADVENT.
AIWENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Van
Zundt avenue. East Norwaik. .l. W.
Davis, pastor.~Preaching. 10:30 a.
m.. subject. "Construining love."
Sunday school. l2 m.; Loyal Work—
ers' Meeting, 5:45 p. m.; evening scr-
mou. 7:00 p. m. This will be an es-
pecially interesting service. The pas-
tor will preach a Thanksgiving 801“
men, and there will be special tuuslc.
Seats free. A cordial welcome to all.
Y. M. C. A.
Y. M. C. A. MEETING—Martin Kellogg.
of Norwalk. will load the men's'mect-
lug. at the Y. M. (l. A. rooms. Sunday
at 8:15 p. in. There will be some
special music. and the meeting will
last but one hour.
MISSIONS.
SOUTH NORWAIIK MISSION—REG.
ulur service tomorrow at. 0:15
o'clock. in the old Congregational
Chapel. in North Main street~ James
lillommedieu. assisted by the .Iun-
ior Band-of East Norwalk. will have
charge of tltomeeting. Everybody
welcome.
GERMAN EVANGELIOAL. .
GERMAN EVANGELICAL. Rev. C. A.
Brockmeir, pastor.-—-Evangeiical sor-
vics every Sunday. at 2 p. to. Swedish
Congregational Church. All are wel-
come. . , -
cums'rufu science assvncz.
CHRISTiAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
l .
Thin-Killer
A prominent Montrealclcrqymsu. the Rev. damn
:1. Dixon. Rector Bl. dudes nnd lion. Canon of
Christ'Chnreh Cathedral. writes :-«“l'orntit mo tr
land you a few lines to strongly rocommoip‘
Pas-r Dunc Pam-litmus. 1 have undilwltn
satisfaction for thirty-five years. it is a prepara-
wheelchaocor‘qonmpiirllc‘mndqw."
. g A can our» for
Pain-Killflf
$20,193 °""
Two Sins. tile. sud We
.1er ‘ A; ..
was udmlufltored.
smirids. to.
remit only one Painkiller. Perry Duvls.’
some ‘ NORWALK unruouis'r '
League prayer meeting: Tuesday cv- '
day morning. 10 o'clock. 'i‘bauksglw ‘
R. Scott. tenor. and Frank 1.. Wild- ‘
l
for
Norwalk
Ladies
Appreciate
Good Millineui
and Furnishings.
but
i
ivc
THE NEW STORE.
Mob-chemo Block.
"‘1‘
of our ways of publicity.) ., J.
A good flannel waist—various colors 5'
wvulccly made. ‘r '
attractive patterns. some very attracfw
morocco pocket book. sterling corners'f
-—u more indicator of our meaning of»;
“attractive prices")
B. SIMMONS. Proprietor.
u milliuerywhere is an opportunity
great savings—not a usual, but a
y unusual happening. $5 and 16
s, .
02.98.
flood advertising pays—this isone,
’ocketbooks. belts. etc. Some vs V
prices. (98c for a first quality;
‘ .
'i‘llc touring o
dcu. isn't it
tiou"quickly. (
'i‘lle oxford is
ranks of popular
.\ very good
edge, pockets \v
holes made with
$12.00.
Here's a strum
kcrscy—pockets
ion holes. workc
bone.
mcnt. $16.00.
YOU. 11
Like it) look
mu? Here's :1
momma about it
$5
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WWW
Francis & Ca.
.WWMV
orrrrrlrs
make quick colds. Seek "protec-
nicciy lined to within one inch of
This oxford is silk
way to Cdgt‘. a \‘c
with 'full buck—just the same as
the plan's. A real bargain. Tell
OMO0MW”
gout!) Norwalkl
I
vvvvv‘
f the cold is surl-
qluddeu changes;
let an Overcoat.
still in the front
ity.
substantial coat.
ell made. button-
cxceptloual care.
cr——$lo.00 oxford
reinforced, but-
d in silk. buttons
liucd
ry handsome gar-
Y BOY!
like papa don't
little cosh—made
00.
if a widow is left with money. she
will pick out the wrong man to man.
age it. if she has a selection anioug
five hundred.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sulve will
quickly heal the worst burns and
scalds. and not leave a scar. it can be
applied to cute and raw surfaces. with
prompt and soothing effect. Use It for
piles and skin diseases. Beware of
worthless counter-felts. (1. C. Stillson.
South Norwallt; E. 1’. Wood. Norwalk.
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Lots of servants believe that if n
lady with real hair should happen to
hip-.111. lift) East avenue. M” A- call on the mistress of the house on u
:hgmy' First “03“": A“ "9 rainy day. it is a sign that they will
soon rcceivo "two weeks‘ notice."
You can't afford to risk your life by
allowing a cough or a cold to develop
into pneumonia or consumption. One
minute Cough Cure will cure throat
and lung troubles quicker than any
other preparation known. Many doc.
tors use it as a specific for grippo. It
is an infallible remedy for croup.
Children like it, and mothers endorse
it. (i. C. Stillson. South Nor-walk; ill.
1’. Weed. Norwalk.
‘ The trouble with people who are al-
ways preaching that charity begins at
home. is that they goucraly let it end
there.
WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR oas-
, scar?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let its answer it today
Try JolhO.‘ a delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared in two minutes.
No boiling! no baking! sdd boiling
water and setto cool. it‘lnvors: Lom-
nn. Orange. Raspberry and Strawber-
ry. At your grocers, 100.
paid a woman is to, address her sofa . ,
person of sense. . .1 “
saves A news tiling,
Mrs. Captain H.’ Hubbard. aftml‘.‘
ford. Del.. says: "Brazilian Balinese
ed my boy's life. He began 111:1;th
him a few doses. He quickly dropped ‘
to sleep, and was all right in thereon-
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in _ . .
For sale by R. H. Finished “(11.11.
Baxter. . . x . ~
A
lied is a danger signal on a railroad.
on a man's nose.- and on a woman's
chock. .
g. . »
if you have ever satin a ohiidjin the ,
agony feroup. yopscan real! 'how .
gratefu mothers are for no _ 11qu
Cough Cure. which gives relief!“ soon
as it is administered. itnqulckly
cures all throat and lung troubled. .G. .
C. Btlllaon. South- Norwnlk: 510.»,1’.
Wood. Norwaiki' it .2; , .
licuvoli never helps the man when
too lazy to hustle a little in his own
behalf. ’
‘ rm
Many people worry because they» f .
iicvo they have hdbrt‘» mm, to
chances are that their heartburn-1‘11
right. but their stomachs are unite,
to digest food. Kodol Dyspepsia (1qu -'
digests what you ‘eat. and prevents.
the rarinatlon of gas. which indirectly“
l v "1.:
stomach press and t the h. , .
will cure every form 0 indigestion.
C. Htillsou. souttherwalk; Jib,
Wood. Norwnlk. , ‘
run—N.“ “
The mun who is able to keep it‘ll"
mouth shut has a knack of appearing
wise. .
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the one we lost with eroup. Wc'gav'o . ‘
Norwalk Chronicler