Phone 39 5
200 1 Pound for
Ribbon Candu.
This should dispose rapid-
ly of our recent makeup
oi this high—quality candy
--it is absolutely pure-—
we know it since we made
it.
5| Washington Street.
nutrition .0113.
0111' Brothers’ Lodge. of Norwalk. will
work the second degree at. its meeting
this evening.
Rev. 15‘. Johnson, of California.
pt'1-etti1od at St. Paul‘s Church, yester-
day morning.
‘
I. (lusowshki, the former well known
Norwnik tailor, now of New York, was
calling 011 friends in town today.
Money investors should consult A.
L. Duncan. Lauder Block. His list is
a very tempting one and a very secure
one also.
The Public Market. (.‘11111pa11y have
their advertising space again filled
with interesting reading for tht1 ccono
mi1'1ti housekeeper.
Barbers‘ i’nion will hold its
regular sentimontlily meeting tomor-
row evening at the shop of Robert
Sealzi in Railroad avenue.
An important meetitu: or the South
Norwaik tinting Club will he held this
evening at 8 o‘clock in Room 8. liotei
Hamilton. ‘All 111111111111? are urged to
be present.
.
'l‘ht1
Comstock llrothers are advertising
some suit surprises today. The time
spent in reading their unnonncentent
\vtti undoubtedly mean time spent in
saving money.
A demonstrator will manipulate one
of the new Kodak devioping machines
at William P. leers' store in Wall
rt1'115t_'l‘111:151la.1 .tttet noon Ut'toltcr
LStlt t'tom " until ii 011iot it
The new 'I‘uffeuui stockings for boys
is having: quite :1 run at the Boston
Store, .1111. are oii't-i'iuiz this regular
tweniy~iive cent article for nineteen
cents three pairs for fifty vents.
A. .1. Collins d5 (‘ompany are making
11 special et‘i‘ot' this year to giw tl11
host patterns of ittrnitttrt to ll111.\ or-
waik lovers of artistic. creations itt this
line. 111 very t'ettvonahle prices. Read
their 111lvertise1uent.
«Hickory. oak and maple wood cut
and split to order. l-‘ut'nace range and
1111i coal for immediate delivery. at
Raymond lli'os.‘
John K lisatt m .\otw~.tlk who has
b.1111 euipleytd in the iiuisltina 11.111111 '1»
ment at the t‘t'oi‘nt &5 Knapp 11111 {'11--
tot'y. this morning Slitllt'ti to learn the
trade of 1111'ii11:.5,. under Foreman l5‘1111i»
crick Ambler.
it is reported that 11 popular South
Main street dentist 11111111 (01111111 1111111 i1-
151' in the East. .\'orwaik seitoois will he i
wedded ere the dose of the present "
month. The groom has already 1'1-1111-1i
handsome 111311111111 his in l~2:1..~t Norwalk
l
. . . . . i
which he 11‘ hut'tut: pint-ed 111 readiness 1
for the reception of hi.“ l1:i1i.1 i
_.._. ._......___ l
ilr. Wright. 11.1'11 speeialist. 11f Nor-i
wieh, will make his twelfth visit to our
tlty this Thursday W.- 11211 {rotation
in lt.1\i11..1: 11 :‘pe talist o.’ it s skill 111111‘
ability. :1 1111111 of reputation and that'-
11151111' whom you1'1111 trust. and who t‘ttl
his his promises faithfully. l'it‘1 is soon ‘
to locate 11 permanent edit-e here.
charge of 1111 assistant. routing: here
himself two days each \\‘1.‘t1lt.
l
d
Mr. and .‘tlrs. Home A. Smith. i111i1i-5
and groom. have l't‘llllllvtl from 1111.
eight days‘ honeymoon and :1111 now
uively dotniviled in West Main street.
Not'wn‘k Mr and Mrs. Smith v'lsitevl
litttl‘nlo. the Natunra l5‘11ll1: and return
ed by way of the mat t't1‘tltliih‘ They '1
report the right of the militia 1111151111111. 1
ed on tht.1 coal ilelda ua~ 1111 unusual 5
one and not soon 111 he totpotten.
.\t the Thursday menial: anoint-z in 1
the South Norwttlh (‘1111111‘111111t1eu11l..
(“itureh the foreign mission iietd willy
he presented. Letters trout in. nnd‘
Mrs, Underwood tho medieal mission.
111151111 supported by the. church in ”fur
key in Asia, will he read. A social
hour. with refreshments. will follow-.f
‘i‘he itittu'v llnnuhters and Sons willj
115111111 ”The volunteer choir Will lead .
the 11111an service 1111 on .1131 Thursday
pinitt.
DO YOU SMOKE?
if so we want your trade. our line
of (‘ittnrs and Tohnecoa are selected
with 111111111 11111111. we have hail ten
years“ experience. in the 't‘oitrteto httsi
11111111 and give. you the benefit if it
The Sparta t‘htnr has become one of
the Maple hrnndn of the town. which
noon to show that the. smoker alll‘m'
elation 11 {smut 1111111111»; Ind will roll for
it main utter 31111111111 one. (3111 its»
\‘Mtll 11ml Key West Cigars 11m hue.
oxmlient in flavor and quality. - 0111‘
Pine nominee: in all that mold he do
steed. UMmtuo was, pretty
show. mnnouunte urine: and all
goods «muted, tells: the story.
witaipiayactark,
' _W mm and wmngbum
in.‘
m MI“. W
Cams tack Bros.
11191111111- 11115111111111
Suit Surprises.
We, have an agreeable surprise for any man who 11.11.11.1‘116‘ill'8‘i
little to buy a good limit. The Suits here at $10 are “eye-openers" to
what we. can accomplish in our own factory and with our system of soil-
ing at one profit, from factory to you. ’
AllWool Fast Blank Clay Worsted 11nd Cheviot Suits, unmatched
elsewhere at $12, equalled in few stores at $15. Fancy Scotch mixtures,
also at $10.
An undressed Bluelt Worsted Suit at $18 is creating enthusiasm am-
Olltt smart. dressers_a Snappy Sack Suit unusually line at the, price.
NOliby 'J-luttlon Double. Breasted lllaok 'I‘hihets at $13.50;
Breasted Suits of some. at $15. Undressed Worsteds at sill.
llart, Sehai'tner & Marx Suits for men who "go the pace“ in lash-
ious, $15 to $25.
111 an Matter ‘mx;
Single
Ill-m
leanine “Crnvenette” Raint'oats as low at $10 and $13.50; those at
$20 we make ourselves front “Cravenette” Cloths.
'l‘op Coats line and superfine, $8 to $20.
5 New Fanciers in Neekwear 11nd Fancy Shirts,
Hosiery and Gloves.
Soft. and Still little,
Clothes for Boys tliat satisfy Boys and their parents.
South Norwal
and Norwalk
The Continereial reeord 11111111111111111
the weekly summary as Norwnik as
having had nine real estate sales, and
the mortgages recorded
clerk's oilieo 11s amtuinting to $931111.
Last year for the 1501'1'1-spo111l1ut: week
511 October there were three. sales and
'1tortgages of $i.775.
William ll. lleed. tireman at the
n‘outh Norwalk municipal lighting
plant. was chopping wood one day last
week with an axe. when the weapon
slipped and inilit'ted quite :1 severe
Rush in his right foot. Mr. Reed 1111.»:
been unable to 1111i 1). shoe on the loot
since the noeident and walks with 11
leeidcti limp.
'l‘he l'qutout t‘luh was addressed yes—
l111'd11y. by the Ill‘i"!~'lill‘lli. l". A. Ferris.
.\lr. Ferris was 111tl111siasti1'ally 1'15
solved. the fellows turning out well itt
.1i~' honor. The addross was upon the
ilihle leeson 1n" the 111151: and was very
oppressive throughout. l1 Wits M11111-
salty interestint: as Mr. l1"111'tis h'ts
'1'11vcle1l 11111111151 i1 tl1> Holy Land.
.‘l. J. Suzitli. .l. .‘ilet'utthy.
ilerlnott. .\'i-1i \lt-(‘lnw S. 'I‘
John Brennan. Hohrit J.
l. t1.\\'11hr11 \. .\l “hi i l. .\
2111. A. S. ('1'- nnol'u 1v i11l111 (Ilitlity.
vard iltl11111lan1l.i.1515.11. Hum.
1'11s oi the |\'111n15 511 1;.111'1l.~
lruni twp. of i1 11:111'
light til illt‘ )lllll .‘tludxti.
tit.iil11.~'l1‘.1l1ntiin s .. has heroine
assortuted with l11'15 liviuuston \‘1‘
t'lcavelunti in his law oilite in \‘lturt l1
street. .\it' Jennings" I.111111115 in South
Norwalk and he is 11 graduate 15f th'5
law depot-11111111 111‘ the l'lilvvrle’ of
.‘1t
\\{' i.\i1’ l
”'ilu 11pm...
1,911.
litt‘ 1i
l-‘it’e and
V. spent last
.\'11w Yori-z.1la.~.\ of "it? 1111? 1111111 - .11.
11111.1 depnrtttu at 111’ the Yale L111.
Seliooi. '15s. ”1‘ is :1 .-1\r. 111‘t‘t211.‘1-.~ E)
.i1‘111nings..'1-11ior 1.11'111'1' oi the firm.
.ieuninus .\ 1.1 '1 \l:11111f.115turi11.t:
1‘ \1llt’>\'iii(‘.
company.
A tlub h:1«iu- 5511 {1 11111 d in the
.\ot\talk (‘1111512111111L‘111'11l
the lentit' ir-hi ‘11 15? il‘n
~iilil_\'. -'i‘he 1111112..-
the foresitadotylttu
Testament l1i~1or.\
‘lllll't h 11111l11
1111.411: {11' ill hi1
te 3:11 iotiowetl is
of tie l'iirist in Old
1. '15l 11411111151312
'3 run of the till-115 \1i1l1 uhzt-h l‘.\1.ti\‘ 115.111
All \\ i111
slim-1}
unfamiliar.
to the llible
:11-
sh 1'
11511 t 1
bi 1.1211-
this
11111111111 of reading and 1111': obtain appli-
‘1ation blanks from M15: lie‘r'n Suit: '1:
from the pastor l‘le
ltth meets or. the first 1111. i than) 1" 111119-
days at the rim-1'- 111’ the il-rt'k'lliltill
service. Next Sunday the ll:hle 911111111!
>1111r1>t11ry. or
Will devote the 1111.111lrtr svssiou to 11‘
special missionary M51111. Pnn‘njs
11nd 11111111111112» are renovstwi to read
tarefully littlletins .\' '15 i.I and ill in
Sentinel under dates of Us iolu't‘ its and .
:15. for full particulars,
iii the town‘
Will”).
Penny-wise
but not pound-foolish are
the more limit two million
men and women who wear
immons
atoll Chains
11111111: chains give entire
satisfaction. yet cost much
less than solid gold. A
large line and splendid
assortment here.
It you need Inythlng in
Solid Silver or Plate, there‘s
no better choice anywhere
than our stock alien. You
can {make your table look
bright and new at a very
moderate outlay.
A. W. 1087!".
J o w a t e r .
110 Wall Street. Namath.
We do all in our power to furnish Grain
and Feed which will secure the results that
are desired by you, whether for your horse,
cattle or poultry.
We shall be pleased to exemplify our ideas
oi what good gram and good service is, it you
will call or telephone us your orders.
Buy oats that's clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH. 1
Some New Books
THE TWO VANDREVELS Booth Tarkington.
CAPTAIN MACKLIN. Richard Harding Davis.
THE CLIMAX. by Charles Pidgin. 1
HEARTS COURAGEOUS.
Also Mrs. Wiggs’s THE CABBAGE PATCH.
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
Bookseller and Stationer.
49 Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn.
For This Week. CaiDeiSWBeDelS
:111'151'11t11inly labor Rating and assist
tht lit-11151 nil» in 11111111111: 11 (lean home
1111i 11 1het ilui 1iispot~ition.Tttr1 (malt
1111 Sweeper is mud» to stand thi
lshttz'pest 11111 of inept-1111111 and is also
.1 made to stand 1'011.~'ldt-ral1le Wear.
i‘all in and mm 11553250. 827?- and
".1' (lend live 151111 \‘1‘:' . 1 $511111 qualities.
\\ altz ‘ """""'"’ llon‘t follit't
llolemu’s News Stand,
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
SHEET MUSIC 15 cts. A COPY.
When the (‘ont'ent Hells Are Ringing“
()11 11 Sundav .~\t‘ternoon.
Midnight lire Alarm March.
Stay in Your Own lint-k Yard
itl‘ l>l “111
tilllrt‘ 111-1 tht‘ Si 1"! mutt Chopper.
Norwaik H’d’w'e Co.
34 Main St. \lorwalk.
The 1'1onstr11etion oi this falirie is
mt it that the cold does not potteit'tlit.
and the Silk l‘lueh on the inside of the
garment 1111.111. 5.1 lfliflinn that Warm!
the body 1111111111 irritation the Kklfl.
3i .10 l'Ell tlAlthHCN’i‘.
We have vhenpvr grades 0! router"
HGRAY BROTHERS,
Manntaciurera of
IMPROVED
Soda And Mineral
Waters
lam Sorta. 30mm timer Ale.
Due Rock Aries?“ Well Watt? Hut-1011!).
New Canaan. Conn.
HAIL ORDPRfi PROMPT!” ATTLNDfil) T0
Royal biik
Plush Underwear.
\l'hrranted
Not To Shrink.
Fish, Oysters.
and Clams.
We get them 111 (ml: every on.
Will call 51111 and deliver orders to
all 111111.11 of the 1:11:11.
R. J. CUTBILL
Wt! It“ “will“ w W
W“
ital 1.1111111,
PLUMBING.
51111-111111,
not turn.
511111» 01!!!
rrrrnva. ‘
Tin, Sheet Iron. COP?"
and Zinc. "
50 South Main Strut,
Oouth Norwulk. coon.
Telephone 137 3.
P illillilliiiil
Thomas Collins spent. Sunday at his
home in Dauhury,
Frederick Seotleid, of Holden avenue.
is the guest of friends in Brooklyn.
N. 'Y.
H. Joel Lowndes, of Brooklyn, was
itt South Norwnlk yesterday calling on
friends,
Minn Lizzie Cunningham, of Spring
street. spent Sunday in Danhury. with
friends.
Mrs. John ll. Manning. of River
street. who has been visiting in Brook-
lyn, has returned home.
Marvin ioekwood, oil Bridgeport.
formerly of Norwalk. spent the Sub-
hath with friends in town.
David Blackwell. the 'anitor of the
South Norwalk (liuh. spent Sunday
with friends in New York city.
Ray Robinson. of Bridgeport. spent
Sunday with his brother, Arnold Roti-
inson, of South Norwnlk.
William Warren. of West street, ts
visiting his son. William E. Warren.
at his home in New York city.
John bir-(‘ormiek and sister. Alice.
of Main street. Norwulk. were guests
yesterday of relatives in Bridgeport.
Mrs. James Brown. formerly of in
ion street. but now 111’ Bridgeport.
spent Sunday in town. visiting friends.
Edward Smith of Taylor and Gold
en's office. went to “7511 Point on Mt
urday and witnessui the football
111111111.
Miss Etta Schultze. of Bridgeport.
was the guest over Sunday of Miss
ilessie bi. Stanley. of. Main street. Nor-
walk.
Miss Emma l-‘. Walker. of South
Norwalk. is enjoying a week‘s vaeation
trip to Providence, R. 1., and other
points east.
Miss \‘iyian Soderstrom. of Bayview
avenue, entertained Miss i’aulyne iltv-
er and t‘lartnau liiyott, oi New York.
over Sunday.
Eugene St'ullr-y. of Paterson. N. Y..
spent Sunday the gut-st of his brother.
Deputy Sheriff John W. Scuiley, of
South Main street.
bliss Julia Mallett of South .\‘11r-
wulk. hitting tisittd relatives in Mll-
ittrd (or three weeks. it: now in New
Haven visiting relatives.
Miss Minute 1. Nash. of New York
15itt'. spent Sunday the guest oi h'r
parents Mr and “15 tiershnm ltay-
mond 01 Sprint:. sir-111.
lion. Walter J. M11111. Senator ('alt»
rm and PM 5” Mrlatuuhitn.11{tt111 New
York lire department took dinner yes-
11rday at the ( lifiord
Mists 1111111111. 'l‘ayie 5r oi llanford
l' late. went to Port ( heater, today. to
attend a birthday party. all 1111 by lien-
iamin Mills. formerly of Norwaik.
Prof. A. It. Russell returned to hot
duties in l’rinm-ton Preparatory 1:1 hoot
.11- xtr-rrtny utternoon utter 11111- 11111115: the
Sabbath at his home in \\ 15111 are one
tiny 111.111}: of Yonkers N l
spending 11 maple oi‘ 1in.111 in 11111111.
Mr. linker is 1111111 10111111151151! with Mr.
Rtudu'ell in the piano htininmut in You
kera.
M111. Frederick 1;. poetry. oi Womb
bridge. l‘onn. formerly M11111 Edith
Emeline ltohins. is: the 111111111 11! her
parrots Mr and M111 George H. lion:
11111.11! item! street.
Prof Edward F Honda 11! Norwulx
has returned from 11 1111111111111 111p
11111-111 at Wuhimtton. l). 1'. and 1M-
11vrdtt1‘ renamed hint duties 1111 organist
of 1:51. Mary‘s Chureh.
U. H. thrill, the money order rattler
between flotilla Normdk and llnnlmrr.
has been enjoying it two weekn” 1111a
lien. during whirl; time i. 11'. (3111511111.
of New Haven. watt tlllht'littltlltx on the
root“
Mk
‘Mrtt “William H Willi-lie. of 111111115111
laterals .l. 11 stiller ot (lent-111111 “one”
thnl. it» the guest o! the general and
hill trite at their home in Went 11111111111.
that host and M111. thietta to»
spending the 1111:: with friends in New
Haven.
.. “w-
mThe standard remedy tor riteuma
item or malaria “m Ca that in hie-dime
w
”W.- 5
For Coughs Colds. etc use
improved Sympol White
Pine and Tar.
Stillm‘l’mil unmet
W
m
“We.“ mm
in our selections of Full andIWlnllo
Apparel, and this has been amid:
by the approval of many 1.1111111: 1111111
ion who have visited .our store durl ‘
the past week and made their pit
. . chases. '
11111111 101111 intuit.
11011. ‘ ' *
We want you to come in and see the
new season '9 styles and make your"-
iection while the stock in new and
trash-come in tomorrow morning. . 5
While we have both 8111111 and Fat
Top Coats at a great variety of price:
we want you to note particularly'tho
especially large collection at each
which we have marked
Made in firm» N Y
A
$12 and$i
1 It you compare the qualities and‘ V
styles with others you will tlnd them.
equal to any sold elsewhere at 318.
l
In Out- Boys’ Department
we have an assottment of Suits 'I‘op Coats and Reefers that are '
worth fully $2 to 35 more than our prices, and those who have the care
of boys will be particularly interested in otir offerings of Juvenile
apparel at $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00. 5&4
HABERDASH ERY.
Whatever you may want in the way of small articles of Furnish
tags you will find them in our stock, correct in style and very mod-
erate in price.
You will be well pleased with our $2. 00 Hats—correct styles and
fine quality.
Trunks and Suit Cases.
'Siiliiilk it Price, Willis H Sillllilk,
98 Washington Street, 48 and 50 Wall Street,
SO. NORWALK. NORWALh.
.l5-h‘
ii
Ah! Ha!
Now We Have It.
SWEET CIDER. made irom all sound apples.
Not diluted with water.
1214*“;
25c gal. 75: q,
A Superior Product. ‘
Charcoal now in plenty. l0 cents a bag.
LORENZO DIBBLE'
Wise People Realize
that the proper fitting of dinner should never be mound at.
It there in any trouble.- mtu your eyes, come to us and have t that.
01.1321 examination made tree. 1. e guarantee nultltnction.
O. B. JACKSON,
cannon-r: OFTlOlAfl
NORWALK. 001111.
1111mm anon.
Best Quality
Hickory. Oak, Maple
Chestnut and Pine.
W 0 0d Sewer! and Split.
Raymond Bros.
W
1 Health By Good 1.1111112.
:‘ Health Brand Pancake Flam.
Delicious Pancakes. Mailing and
Gems. and it in a hurry {or dill-5
nor. it will make fine tailed”.
But i111 chief qualification in Mll-
1 cate Pancakes.
W
the hat. allege to have midi: It “I
llime lit the the b! the 1'11de
and midtown oi the Fair Hut!“
Wat-11111:: 1mm "1111111111 in 111111
tearing" 31311111: 111111 11511111111111,
11.1111" FUR”. 1115111111121 211.- Franklin
1‘. Men. at Meridian. (Marge A. I’M/mm.
oi Hartford. and illllmr‘t 1.. limit}: of rep 111115111111 11111111 said to I!" lb
Marvin 133' mm- member: of the promo himself in 111w at that fill-1
rwn Mare 51? mediation and whites any mono-m 1111 the emlmvmy in;
lion have Mil. their resignations to 11111111111111 ”immune and“ ‘
rmrémm ”than" 11111.1 resignations be 111111 1111111111“; 1111151111011 “MW
have am hounded by the 1111110111191 All»?! that nymphthr filth Hf. if” .~
1115 1511153 31111011911111! ll; the governor earl 11 reeling 131111 the 11-11mm
some more 11.11 11111 1111121101111 111 to 111m till! Mun were 11:111th
1115111111; no ”mat at moor-111111 two! to lilo 111111:th at 11111 11111111 M
unmmaumtmo width tavern
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