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Home Made
Chocolates.
We know then are
PURE. we make
them.
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i. Clll NEWS llfllliS.
'l‘hc itev. Lewis K. Moore will preach
in the, Cranbury Chapel. next Sunday.
~Custom Made Suits. $15 and more.
Jos. Porcelli, 170 ll]. Wash. St.
Miss ldella M. Campbell. of Orchard
street. Norwalk. spent Sunday with
friends in Bethel.‘
Mrs. James Golden. of Fairiioid ave.
one, is the guest of friends in iii-ooh-
lyn for a few days.
Mrs. J. A. Waters. of Day street. has
returned home from a visit
friends in Stepuey, Conn.
Mrs, Stanley Smith, of Ncw York.
spcnt last night as the guest of Mrs.
Dudlone Raymond. West avenue.
Matthew Pitelson, of North Main
street, fell from a ladder yesterday at- .
ternoou and bruised his face pretty
badly.
Mrs. Adelaide Fox and granddauglw
ter, Miss Nina chui‘l’, have returned to
South Norwalk, from a trip to l'hila~
dciphla.
Two hundred and twenty chlldrcn
and ten adults were confirmed lil St.
Mary's Church. Sunday, by the lit. licv.
Bishop Tierney.
wltomember demonstration of
vcloping Machine at Stilliuml‘owcii
Pharmacy. Wednesday evening. All
invited.
.ioscpli llray. the local delegate to:
the \l’cavcrs' National convontion ill
\\"a:<hington. has returned and reports
a most interesting convention.
A demonstrator is cxplainim.v the use ‘
of the Kodak developing machine. at
William I’. lioers' storc, 41) Wall street,
this afternoon from '2 until ti o'clock.
Milton ii. (fiark, who has been spend
iug several months in Ridgotlcld for
thc benciit of his health. has return-
cd to Norwalk considerably improved.
Mrs. Mary Van Mouton. of Ncw
York. an invalid who has been undcr
living treatment at tho Norwalk lltlrz-'
pitnl. has left the institution, and is
now at the residence of Mrs. l._vlc, in .
ilcldcn avenue.
A large, three story addition is big
int; built on the west end of llawes.1
\'ou (.ial & Co's hat factory in llalr'
This is made necessary in order .
bury.
to enlarge. the finishing, trimming and
packing departments.
Connecticut. pcnsions: Originals:
Adolbort C. Averill, Brautord. $6; Hen»
ry M. .lacltson. Ansoniu. $8; widown‘.
minors' and dcpr-udont relativcs'. Mary
A. Avery, of North Stonington, $12;
llctscy A. llnrucs, Wil‘imuntic, $l2:
Mary A. Grliilth, South Norwulk, $8.
William H. Snifilu. of Rowuytou, who
rcccutly returned from the West.
where he had gone with his broihci'.
.iohn Suitiin, has resumed his old do
tics in the packing room of the Lock-
wood illuuui‘acturlng Company. Mr.
Sultiiu started upon thc work ycstcr-
day.
Miss Sadie it}, liodwcll. of South
Norn‘nllt, attended the inld-vcnr ilHl-il'ili
bly ol‘ the New York East Conference
ycstcrduy uftcruoon at Maniuroiuwk.
N. Y.. and listened to a i'bur-niinutc
address by Itcv. W. W. ’1‘. Duncan. pus-
tor of the h‘ouih Norwulh Mctbodis'
Church.
After “W! years of lrnvo‘lnn abroad
during which limo the llurnum «it lini-
lcy circus was viewed by nearly every
ruler in Europe, the circus will cm-
burk for home this week from Dunkirk.
in the department du Nord, in ir‘runcc.
it is expected that the circus will reach
winter quarters in lh'ldgoport, by it‘ri.
day or Saturday of next week.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 750
to 81- with Dovoo‘n Gloss onrrtngo
Paint. it 'welghn 3 to 8 one. more to
tho pint than others, wears longer. and
gives a gloss equal to new work. Sold
by Comslook, Watkins it Dow. E. E.
(iorhnm and H. '1‘. Prowllt 6: Co. "'
it
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no vodsuoxer
it no We want your in do, our line
of Cigars and Tobacco are selected
with aren‘t care. we havo had ten
yearn' experience in the Tobacco bunt-
nono. and glva you the benefit if it.
The Spat-to Cigar has become one or
the staple brands of the town. which
soon to show that tho nmolpar oppre‘
piston it good article. and will call for
it again after using one. Our lin-
vaua and Key Went Cigars are fine.
, ,oxoollont‘ In flavor and quality. Our
’ Pipe bnnlnons in an that could he he»
i d , Updminte goods, pretty
it. Tolmtlflhle prices and all
unwarranted will; the awry.
with l
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All the departments of the G. & K.
but shop resumed work this morning.
Painter IE. it]. Gorham has the con-
trnet to ro-giaze all the windows at the
C. & Ii. hut factory.
it is expected that there will be the
usual number of iriuilowo'cn parties in
Norwalk, Friday night.
-We have a line, upright Cliieker-
int: piano for $250. ii‘ormor price, $500.
J. W. Studwell.
The Montuuks. the second Company
lt‘ basketball team, will go to Bridge-
port Thursday evening and play.
Mrs. 0. K. Scotlcid, of Main street,
Norwalk, who has been seriously ill,
is reported as getting along nicely.
Hiram l). Perry. who is now outplay-
ed in New York city. is spending a
few days with his faintly in Day street.
The town registrars were in session
yesterday and completed the final
revision of the town voting lists pre-
paratory to next ’l‘nest‘luy's election.
* llou't forget the lccinro by Rev.
William J. Slocum. at Lockwood‘s
l'lnll. 'l‘hursday cvculng, Nov. 0th.
Subject, “()nr Young: Med."
J. it. l’lymcrt iloyt. of South Nor-
wulk, will recite at the concert to be
given by Ophir Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star. Friday evening. in Ariou
Hall.
(icorge Scoiicld, of Chestnut street,
South Norwaik, has recovered from a
short illness and is again able to at-
tend to his duties with the R & ti Cour
pauy.
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The liospltal Whisl (‘lub will mcct
with Miss Katherine Allen. daughter
of llr. i.. M. Allen. at 15 Washington
street. Friday afternoon from ii to h
1 o'clock.
James ll. Flynn. of Union Park. icll
from a tree in the yard at his home,
Saturday, hilt happily escaped any
broken bones, though he was badly
shaken up.
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The Pastime Dance Album, contain
lug thirty selections and usually pric
led at 73) cents. is selling now at, (‘olc
. man‘s at 45 cents.
‘ Olliccr Thomas Hunt, of lllt' Nor-
nnlk police, force, returned Saturday
li’roui Lake lioputmig, Ncw Jersey.
. where. he has been spending a week.
Mrs. Hunt's family. who have been
spending scvcral weeks at the lake. rc
i turned with him.
l Charles l“. I'leKlyn is having hi:
[property from the Pine Ledge club
house at Bella island to his dock grad
cd and converted into a line buthins
beach. Contractor lhullcy lr). lloyi i.»
'doing the work. Mr. lchlyn and l‘aui
il,v expect to cut their 'l‘huuksgivina
dinner at the seashore,
Frederick E. Lockwood, the popular
Norwalk bicycle dealer, has not yet
recovered from the effects of a fall
from his wheel sustained last week. To
inquiring friends It‘l'cd says he was
carrying a trunk on the wheel when
the big nl‘t'air slipped oil' and he. sllp~
pcd onto the hard pavement in a heap.
—-The assessors will be in session
at Hartford's store. East Norwalk. Mou-
.day evening. Oct, ‘17. from 7 p. in. to
drill) p. iu,. and at (iorham's store. East
Nor-walk, Tuesday evening, from T un
til 8:30 p. in.
The runny friends of Richard (L
Mitchell. formerly of Norwalk, will be
pleased to learn that he is getting
along very nicely in the fur northWost.
Mr. Mitchell has been way out in Arl-
, zonu for the benotlt, of his health and
,wiltcs friends in The Nor-walks that
the has gained ulnctecu pounds slncc
l last spring. He expects to spend 1hr
‘wlnter among the mountains of Ari-
noon.
The hunting season is now at its
lhciaht. and in couscoucnco numerous
muses of trespassing; arc heard (it.
During the past week live or six hunt-
crs vrcrc. discovered on tho reserva-
tion of Uncas Tribc. No. Zti. improved
Order of licd Mon. and taken captive
by u scouting band on the lookout for
l pale-faces. 'l‘hc captives will be
, nilopicd at tho setting of the run couir
lcll of this tribe. tonight. and will be
duly inducted into the mysteries of
licdmnnshlp. A large authoring oi
warriors in cxpcctcd to witness the
ceremonies.
it. has been dncidcd to comply with
tho many requests and to repent to-
morrow night tho ontcrtnlnmcut given
at Sprlugwood last Tuesday. New
numbers hare bccu added to the pro-
gram and an even bottcr one in offer-oil
than before. ’l‘hoso who heard Mrn.
Morrisuon. as Aunt llinnli. on Woman‘s
Rights, will surely want. to hear her
again in her new role. and all will want
to sea the ncw and bountiful tableaux
prepared by Mrs. Dnrfoc and Minn ilor-
tram, it bcing the hint opmrtuuity. no
tboy lonvo Norwnlk mi New York vory
noon. Home woll~known singers Wlll
lend their aid and all who attend are
usnured of no good n time all Bprlmc
wood has had the reputation of giving
them in thopnat. The llowor thief in
something deeidedly new and funny.
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William. Watches.
Riverside. Royal,
and
P. 8. Bartlett Movements,
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Gold and Gold Filled Cases ,
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GUARANTY: SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
SATISFYING
CLOTHES.
lieing the makers, we know the clothes we sell are good. Being mak-
ers, we save you all intermediate profits and furnish better clothes for
your money than other clothlers horcabouts can fiu'nish. Wc satisfy you
in style and lit, wear and price,
OUR GREAT
if you want any more. reasons why WU should suilhll’ your It‘aii “Suit
and Overcoat. the garments themselves will supply them when you
come. Woare ready for every taste with a wonderful assortment of
the newest patterns in i'nncy Scotch Twccds and Chcvlots. Stripes
and ()vcrpinids and silk-mixed \Vorsimis, iiiuck and llluc Cheviots,
Black Clay Worsteds and Black l'ndrcsscd Worstcds and 'i‘hibets.
Single and Double-breasted Suits, hand-shaped
shouders and collars, and fronts stiffened to
hold shape . ............................... $10 to $25
Smart Fail OvercOats, Cavcrts and Oxford
mixtures and Black Undress Worsteds and Tbi-
bets, short and long ........................ $8 to $20
That new Soft ilat, the “Sorrcnto.” is catching on “'0“. LOW ”DO-'lk"
crown. brim wider on sides: very swoli. $2.50.
We never have shown a better or bigger collection of good Ncckwenr
~——ali the new things, now shapes. "' 500. 7.3a and $l.
Comstockfl Brothers.
14 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
South Norwalk.
Tel. 32-2.
MASONIC BUILDING,
Norwaik.
Tel 41-4. l
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We do all in our powertolurnish Grain ~
and Feed which will secure the results that
are desired by you, whether tor your horse,
cattle or poultry.
We shall be pleased to exemplify our ideas
of what good gram and good service is, ll you
will call or telephone us vour orders.
Buy oats that's clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
OF
The Kodak Developing Ma»
chine. ( No dark required)
Tuesday Afternoon, Oct. 28.
2 until 6 P. M.
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
Bookseller and Stalloner,
49 Wall Sire :t. Norw nik. Conn.
“PASTIME”
Dance Album.
(‘ilN'l‘AiNiNtl 30 SELECTIONS.
\antzcs, two steps. schottlschcs. pol«
Carpet Sweepers
are certainly labor saving and assist
the housewife in kccpini: a clean homo
and a chocrlul disposition. The Gosh-
cu Swocpcr is made to stand the
sharpest .ort of inspection and is also
has. marches, lflm'crs. etc. l’UI' Ill" Ill" made to stand considerable wcnr.
:llll). All the latest ulusrc. ilcgular (“all in and 5.... “maggmy’ $3.75 and
price luv; this wcch ~ $23.00 qualities.
45 CENTS.
ALSO MANDtildN ironies, 25 hrs. Dun‘t forget the M00 "Wit “willie"!
Norwalk ii’d’w’e Co.
34 Main St, Norwalk.
Goieman's tiers Stand,
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Custom have a style all their own. probably
Mada brought about by their exclusive prop-
n it” .. a»... 1 V
will,” Su|t3 city I‘I'l.
‘ . and We are making clothing as lowly
Overcoat“ priced as tho rendymndo elsewhere.
“The Marina”: Health Share.
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
At 38.00 and $3.50.
'l‘hcso about are made of the host underlain the market affords and be-
ing made in n factory very largely of much higher pricedehoos, Wu unru-
estly request that you compuro them with any to shoe in any store.
‘ POINTS 0N CONSTRUCTION.
First-~0ntcr sole of best oak leather.
Stit'flnil'rwwtllll felt cunhiou prove nts Ballooning. Norwnlk snobs never
squeak in the soles.
'l‘hlrdwtlont oak inner solo. which does not draw the loot.
THESE SHOES ARE UNION MADE.
Olsen 51739 S toe
SOUTH JEORW‘LK. CONN.“ _
Health By Good Living.
‘ Whenryou can no preserve veg-
l etabiea that they somewhat re-
l
‘ 7 semble the fresh article. you have
a perfect right to brag: but‘when
we say that the’ Health .Brand
Green $‘trln less Beans: in amen,
carts nr’eBE TEE nun the beam:
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momma. ' "
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noi- mum .
AND ails
nrrnvo.
Tin, Sheet Iron. COW"
aria Zinc. '
50 South Main smu, {-
louth Nor-walk, Conn.
Telephone 137-3.
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Lauri News Notes
lloward iiiukic, of Yale. was
guest of Norwalk friends today.
t h c
William 0. Taylor sang in the Dar-
icu Methodist Church. Sunday evening.
William Lnudcr, of West street, is
spending a few days in New York city.
Fraucies Boylston, of Lowe street.
spent yesterday in New York on busi-
ness.
James W. Howard. of Bridgeport.
spent Sunday with his family in Wash-
ington street.
Decker. Washington street, is offcr~
ing a special in curtain poles. with ii.\‘
lures, for it) cents.
Herman Quittncr. of Franklin street.
is spending the day in New York city.
visiting his brothcr, Edward.
A good sized delegation of South
Nor-Walk ()cuiocrats illll‘lllli‘tl the rally
in the town assembly hall last men
on;
The regular weekly class iueciim:
will be held this evening: at Tali.
o‘clock in llll‘ South Norwalk Mctho
dist t'hurch.
Mrs. I’. lircnuuu and daughter, Mrs.
Thomas i“. lump. of llcidcu uvcnuc.
Norwulk. spent ycstcrda) with l'ricnds
in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Frank l‘raw, of \\'ushin:ton
slrocl. who has bccu tho gucsi oi
friends in Flushing. i.. l.. returned
home last night.
'l‘hc Young People‘s Socicty of ihc
South Norwuik linguist church will
will hold a busiucss m. cling this even
log at the church.
Miss Edith Huntington. of Main
stroct. Norwaik. has rcturnnd from a
aevcral duys‘ visit at llic home or hcr
araiuiiuothcr in \‘l'indhain. Conn.
Mrs. Hunter I", lincknnm. of South
Main street, has rcturucd honic from
a several wcclts‘ visit with friends in
ilobolwn, N. .i., and Flushing, i.. i.
(Toiuslm'k llrollicrs‘ ailrcrliscincnl is
'udccd rcry intcrcsiinu today as it
gives a very legitimate reason why
their clothing, is thc satisfying kind.
llurry Jackson. who has been cin-
ploycd as bar tcudcr at The (‘lit‘l‘ord
for some time. has resigned his post
lion and rcturncd to New York city.
William it. (‘uhilL munaucr oi thu-
Wlnsted store of the Now York (iro-
ccry company, was in South Norwalk
last evening and cnilcd on Manager
ilowd. oi the local store.
it is reported that llcizckiah Sills. of
lirookuidc. has purchased the old rml
siorc proporty adjoining the rcsidcuco
of tlcorrc ll. 'l'rocndiy in Middle luv?»
Mile ltlvcr. 'I‘ho mvucr was llcnry
itichiuoud.
wilon't fornct the lcclurc b.\' liev.
William .I. Slocum, at. Lockwoml‘s
llnll, 'l‘hursduy evening. Nov. tilh.
Subject. ”Ulll‘ Young Men."
(.‘ockcuoo 'l‘rlbo, l. 0. R. ill. of Nor-
wulk. will hold a drawing for a bed-
room suit on November 7th. The lur-
ulture is now on exhibition in one of
the windows of linymond & i-ion's lur-
nlturc store, Main street.
The Norwulk pollcc urrcnicd Miclmol
lll'i'llllllll. u our-longed mun, inst night
about 0 o'clock in Wall street. He in
charged with belnlt drunk. Thc (‘lliit'
will be disposed of this nitcrnon Ill"
t'orc .ludgo Lockwmul.
llutlur Chapter, No. ilii. it. A. M.. will
hold a special convocation at the
rooms in Washington Hiroci this even.
tug at 8 o'clock. Work in tho 'l’ust
Mnutcr's degree, after which n bun
quot will be served. All lloynl Arch
masons are invited to be present.
A report. has been pornistently cir-
hinted about town to tho cil'cct that
certain 80th Norwulk dealer was
selling coal for 85 a ton. investiga-
‘tion this morning revealed the {not
that the rumor wan absurd and that
none of the South Norwnlk dealers
who have any hard cool on hand are
illnponlng of lt‘lol‘ load than $10 a ion.
The. vote passed at. a recent. moot.ng
of a majority of tho directors of the
Connecticut 't‘rnn Rook Company held
in New Haven. in purchasing too new
of land at Reed's Gap, situated partly
in Wallingtord and Durham. for $5.500
from Edward H. Miller, of Mormon.
was recorded at the town clerk’s office
in Wellingt’ord, Bnturday afternoon.
M .w
«an...» -WMW~.«.¢+ . u- “w.
Demonstration of Developing 'Ma-
chino at our store, Wednesday, .Oct.
29th f No.10 It ’ .
éENTINEL‘ “....
MOST MEN ‘ ’
" r Depend Upon ,
Their Clothiers
Or Tailors . -
When it comes to the selentlour'o
a fabric and many times alsoiliti
regard to style and fit. We thorn-,4
prepared for this, and will anew”
.you a collection of Winter Goth"
meals that. excel nnyililng'ever,
before offered in this part a: that,
country, and our clerks arelnble,
to assist you, if you desire it, in?‘
the selection. They know how the.
garments are made. and they know, ,
the correct styles for the seasonp
so you are. sale. it‘ you place your.-
seit’ in their hands. ,
We have an enormous assert?
ment of both
Suits and Overload!
to sell at
$12.
We bought far more than usual oi this grade, and some of them
are worth as high at $16.50 as you will see it’ you understand values. The
Suits include every fashionable fabric for the season, cut and tailored
in the. very latest. styles.
The ()vcrcoats are. made in man
line. Ker-says. Mcltons, lo‘riozcs, ctc.
in and see those.
A Chance for the hit] Bous
aged 8 to it} years. We have a large collection of Two-Piece. Short
Trousers Suits that le'l,‘ vcry fashionable and cut from splendid tab-
1'
y lengths to suit every taste, from
We would like to have your come
rics; they would ordinarily be sold for $6.00. but our price is $4.50.
Our lIAT onmu’runN'r has become famous for its $2.00 Derby. ‘1
Have you seen it? ".
Time to think of tho liltlc articles of llabm-dashcry: Shirts, Under-
wear, liosicry, as well as Neckwear; money saving prices.
Trunks and Suit Cases.
Slllliil & Price, Willis H. Stink,
98 Washington Street, 48 anti 50 Wall Street,
SO. NORWALK. NORWALk.
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GOOD THINGS TO EAT...
Fine New Fard Dates, 10c lb. Nice Cheese. We are pa '
Dandy Queen Olives, 8 02., at 15c. about our Cheese hire. Always It“,
New Pickles, home put up. Large, nice, rich Cheese. Cheese golf" ll
12c doz.: Small, 10c. Superior goods. . but price here remains at 16c. ‘ .
Prize Winner Sliced Pineapple, tall; Nice Fresh Cakes and Cracker-3‘.
tins, 18c. «f Never had better or fresher lot. Try"
Ex Ray Stove Polish. 5c. A durable , the Cheese Sandwich, 15c pkg.: or 80» ‘
black glass with no dust. The bright- ciai Teas, 10c; Zu Zp, 5c. Try the
est thing in stove polish. ,. ‘ Dandy Assorted, 13c lb., 2 lbs., 256; -
Ready with all sorts of prepared-1AM if you want fine Soda Crackers,
package Pan Cake material. the N. B. C. best, at 9c; regular 100
Fine Apples for winter use, at $1.501900ds.
per bbl. , Fine Layer Figs, new,‘ 15c lb.
Lorenzo Dibble.
Wise People Realize I
that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be guessed IL.
if there in any trouble wun your even, come to us and have n that.
cash examination made free. We guarantee satisfaction.
0. B. JACKSON,
onAounTI OPTIOIAN
u VALE B'rnlli'r. NORWALE,OONN. .,
WW6 “WOOWWO . j
Chestnut and Pine.
W o o d Sawed and Split.
Raymond Bros.
at
Best Quality "I I
Hickory, Oak. Maple'
i
The Bridge Fish Mark
a FOLLOUK,
MARKET (fill).
lv‘iul’l‘il‘ihil.
llUT'I‘Eiill‘li-ili,
SMALL lliillliiti, ,
§XTItA li‘lNl‘l) SALMON, .
WEAKF‘JSH. ill.lil'llo“ll~ili. MACK: 5
idltltiii. H'J‘EAK COD.
ornman ovarruns. U
OPENED LONG CLAME,
onnuuo homo plans,
R. J. CUTBll—L.
Wu“! and Washington mm Width:
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