M‘mnov-rfl
§9TURDAY;1NOV. :4, ton
.. mountain
-d AT Vi- “LANE’S p '
Phone l65-5 1
Fresh
Homemade
Candles
uncoooououunuom
51 Washington 5!.
.tical . his lilies.
William hilllor who has been ill for
several days. has been able to it'n‘lltlittl
his duties at Scymour's grocery store.
Michael llollhan is tntertnining his‘
brother wlio is yiulilug liiln trout,
l’oughkeepsie. _ .
~4li'otllid/bone. Schaub's.
Mrs. llavid Hoyt. who has been the
guest of Mrs. ii. A. (‘raw, Chestnut
articles made of various leathers in
Wilton.
The Rev. Dr.
Trinity School. New York city. will
pleat h at St. l'aitl's (‘hurch Sunday
morning 10:30 o‘clock. 1
William Vollluer and ti party of
I‘iithtls from Stamford went to New.
l'ilmau. late reettir ol'l
at
llaveli this morning in an auto for the
purposV ol‘ swing the Yale-l’iVu-eton‘
gliliie. tau, ‘
into the wrapper
They are made
lll iilt llltmt
\ou should look
ttpiipnieiit at Hislop'n.
of pretty linittrluiu and
careful manner and are priced to please.
you. See ad.
~ Umbrellas, Cant-s. ()‘Bi'ieu'n.
A party component of Edward lion-I,
John l‘a~:
lens, Freddie Coleman, .lr..
,Iilil) ill tilt
lflliillii Ni
I litcinIu-rs were prom-lit.
{coining .seaton were talked .m-r
‘tVlithis and music
h1".
q
,
~ .
.. Arllllclal: Vunrhlne can be obtained
by the use or a Humphrey are light.
timid the lid. In lOillIV'll lilfllle.
.V\ tigttlztr im-ttiur til the lloy':-: llris
panic ol' the South .x’orwtiik llitptisl
‘l‘hurch was held hm tithing. Regular
09900940090099.0000”... {illillfl‘lfl titt'lllIltth thtV llll'tV lit the nth»
1' i.'Iil '
I _\ m wt... . nt in. ...-y..il “minnow .n
I‘llllfdllt lltlitVl tit l.-t|.. “4“ hell) |.Vt (
Vfl.‘i'il‘ .t llll'lll II “4 (“titled in
1.. hi .I iotlmli Ill Illt' il‘ .l iIliillt‘ prob
Ili‘\l lllt't ling.
it you illt‘ ill “Will or l'iIlllllV’llll hyl'llle
“1's or watt .' bottles. the Silll‘ltib l’ow-
.Vll ('lll‘jltti'tlillln stands ready to lill
llittm‘ lll't'tis
Halli}; ltl Illi- l‘.tt‘l
oi.i‘. ion ittt‘.liliVVi-, IHi n
‘III. .4 in. ..Ilu.~r..
Iii.tl thete were
'hi the llll‘l"
xi atllllllliIll til IliiV
‘l\\.l“\ iV‘it. Illildlilllt'lii wliith
Ill h..t I litt'il held iI‘-I t‘lt'llill“.
.\\.t- II-thpltlll‘tl ilitlli :I lilli‘l Illllt‘
I the llpiytirlh l..tV;lt:,IItV lneetlur. :it tho
i'iin Methodist i‘lltlxtllliili t‘linrch. lo-
Vintntim tV\tVlIiilL’.. will li.V l.~tl by .\liIVll
ll. lily, subject, I'msoiiai Work llli‘
ltuty ol' livery ('ill'lsliiill. it is the
aitn oi those who have tlit-se meetings
in tlitirgc to make them interesting
and lilttattiie. A cordial invitation
is extended to all
lttVad tln- thisttn Store ad. and see
tliVV bargeins they are offering in the
line ol’ re..d.VV to wear gnriiitnts Sure-
ly you will liutl something: to inltrtst
you.
.1. l. Manson and chauffeur. nl' New
York. accoinlnililed by Mrs it“. W. Ilene-
diet and hits. A. II. l.yt;iit-i. of New
Haven. spent the night at Hotel (‘lit‘-
lord. curoute from NI w York. to the
game of tool ball in N. it ”own today.
Mr. Manson has a wry lint- automobile
Iibtiilt one ol' the lint-2d that has been
here tor some time.
Winter caps. \\lllltVl' taps. (I'llricnu's
The members til the Soul): Noruull.
Laitmb t‘iub were entertained ’l‘liurs
titty l'\‘t'lllll‘.‘.. by their commodore. \\'I|
liaiu ll. iuhollz. .lr.. n; his hum-V. l‘_'
lloyi street. About IVVIVIVVIV ol‘ lb.
l'lnns for th.
and
enjoyed t‘oni
ti collation.
“.I
\‘(t'lt‘
niotlthV l'uliollz set'unl
if your cool bill is a source of worry.
refill the ad. of the ("unit Railway and
Lighting t.‘oiupttuy. They tell you to
burn coke, which is cheaper than coal
and gives an intense heat.
Guests at the limel t'littortl yester-
lilil. Frank German. and hiatshalll ‘ . . . . , , . , .
Smith went to New liuVlll, to attend f (slurlliiiuithiiltil‘iliwilttrll (|.llil"tiili.‘t‘ttl
. .. l‘t > . . m5 ii ..I ‘N 41‘?
W “mm“ “Wm“ lw. p. rune. u. w. llnllin-. ll. w
A meeting oi 09““ (l‘“'"" “"V‘ ‘h'Vm Weber, J. A. Stanlty. New lork; .l
1N 9‘"!!an «It “11“" ”1‘“ ”W "0““ \. “'(ltlll. ii um ('ll.; u. w. lit.\‘e5
uVis initlntt-ti tilts. t‘uuninphz-m tiil‘l‘. Aslin. \ “V In”... “MM“. W.”
Sillmfmd- t. ”mmml“ routine "”‘1’ 'l‘honlpsoli. Nt-w Haven; .l. 1. Austin
“‘ ”‘ W35 “““H‘Nc‘l lllartt’ord; Mrs. W. A lliuebuu. Stain»
Mrs A. M. tlillinrd .lllil \liss nun- 'ttmi. .
aid and chauffeur passed through litit ‘ li‘ _\‘Ull appoint the South Norwalk
ytstertlay “mil-noon ein-outo for tho} TH... "'Il‘lllttlll' your “Wm“, or ad-
toot ball name in New Haven. today . Vniulslrutor.
Tilt) took dinner at Hotel t.‘litt‘ord.
'l‘lie oilice at the RiV’eiV street stable
of lIatiii and Banks is being rebuilt
on Iht street side. The constant jar
(Ii trains passing through the tunnel.:
llii- sine ill IlitV Ill
lit-IV.
butll) io.. nod on.
.
you may rest assured that
the provisions of your will will lu- t\
Lillltllsier tt-ils lilt lll'l’ ll‘tV people who
- 3 lb. pail pi... lard .‘illtt. Hayes. it‘tllm‘ hole. are surprised at illlllilll',
. silt-Ii a ilil't‘ hotel in S. titli Nll‘\\'.tll'
ltcv. John N. Freeman. it. it. lit-ting I. ‘ ‘
pastor of the South Norwuilt t‘oilgre- 1
national t‘hurchgis now residing iii
New York. but comes to South Nor~
walk for the 'l‘hurstlay night and Sun-
day services. 1,.
'l be local Y. 3i. (‘. A. team will go tot
pi l\ to
this afternoon It)
name itgillllb‘i the ltltlgetie ld llipli
School team. ilrown misiness (‘olleuc
team could not go though the name
was scheduled with them.
Mr. and Mrs. S. t). Lockwood and
lrankliu Lockwood and Mr. King or.
New Y..ork with a Very handsome nu-
iomoblle. ispent the night at llotcl
(‘ lll’lortl. t.Vniotite to New Haven to at
ltlltl the tootball guide today.
E. A. Arnold. the well—known veter
an. who was bully injured in \IerVidtn
recently. when he was \llllt k on lite]
head with a telegraph tross arm. i:
now getting along nicely
tal of the Soldiers‘ Home at Noroton.
—--Knox and Dunlap llcrbies. O'Brien.
liltlgelit'ltl
The leather goods displayed
:nauy novel and l‘acinatinn
various lt'illllt‘l'S
There are
articles made of
combination with silver and copper
Read the ad. for further information.
.\ litimiitr ot' the resident: ol‘ ()inli
hrd sst' VVct and v-Vitiuity tire organizing
a whit tluh, whith win met-t Stilli
monthly at the r-csidentt-s ol’ the \ at
iViiis membeis in the afternoon. and tilt
gentltmeu \‘lll be entertained in the:
e.VVeiiillt:
Lincoln Council. No 4. thdt-r l'nitedV
.‘.nierit-an llViechiiliics ~., held a rtgulnti
meeting. last night There was a goodl
attendant-.e and the degree team ht lo
a vely successful ttVVlieaistil in antiti«
potion oi the initiation of a big eluss
next month.
S. G.
do light messenger work to New York.
New Haven.
between. His addrees is 24 West street
South Norwalk. Mr. Silllmun's busi-
nV Vss experience specially tits him for
this work. and his seerites will be
found valuable.
—-.'l lb. chop beef for 25c. Schauh‘s.
Many automobiles-i passed through
Norwalk yesterday afternoon and this
morning enroute for New Haven for
the Yale- Pr-lnteton game. One
chino that passed through town about
3 o clock this morning was completely
covered with the Pr-lnteton colors
orange and black.
The initiating team and several
members of Court Mnbarkcmo. No. (13.
F. of A.. of South Nth-walk. visited the
ncwly or...aui:aed Court \\'iVllam McKinV
ley No. tilt). of New Canaan.
tiny evening and initiated seven cantil-
tlatcs. 'tne new court start-i out llll-
der the most favorable auspices and
and bids fair to become one of the
strourost order in Vthls town in the
near future. After all the business
was traane‘Pd refreshment were
owed—New Canaan Messenger.
OUR STOCK
of Hot Water Bottles. 75c.
lounmin l‘...ilnl5es and other thinps
in the line of rubber goods in complete.
Worth your while. lo come in and look
lliem urer.’ Guaranteed in every res-
pect. '
STELSDH POWELL COR.
Pnnorlptlon Brunt-t.
Open tendon. M Nlmlk.
at?
lit-ad‘s are well worth your attentionl
inV
Siliuinn begins next week to'
Bridgeport and stations;
on Mon -
l‘ht-y go away pleased and lllt y ulwuy.»
inVtuili to see its .tL‘dill. 'I'li-V liltil-Vt
kept up to the standard in every
.V,]ltt'l.
~ .I. W. Studut-ll has n. pch tltV‘
in-tno lunt-r and itha'tVt-VV, who is pt:
[)lll‘t‘ll to attend to oitlt-l's but at his
tore ‘
! lVI. lV‘oltl. son of the New York hole
mm and humorist Simeon Fold. who
is a "all?'illltlt'l‘ill'lllllllilt‘, was forced In
is
l...
stop in South .\'orwalk. 'l‘hilrsdav ev
:eVViVlV: it-rause ot' lllt bum in: of one
of the tires ol lVis automobile. Mr
llt‘ord went on to New |iV.l\Ve.n Till
'llldt‘llilti‘ was ll‘lliiillti til ll. ll. llVilk
lty' s. and the thautlttn' look the ma
gt thine forward .\VtV.ttVidti.v.
! A NOTRE DAME LADY.
i will send tree with full instructions
, cure of Leutorrhoea, tilt-erotion. ills-
' placements. lV‘niliqu oi' the bomb
StantyVor l’ainl‘ul Periods. ’l‘umors or
tirowths. Hot Flashes. liesire to Orv
Creeping Feeling up the Spine. Pain
in the. Bank and al‘ Female ’l‘ronlllet
to all pending address. To mothers o
suffering daughters i wtll explain :i
Successful Home Treatment. if you
decide to continue it will only cost
about 12 cents a week to guarantee a
I ure. i do not wish to sell yotl any
I tlilnlx. Tell other sulferern of it. that
.Is all i ask. Address Mrs M. Stim-
: m9l'.5 Box 37.5 Notre Dame. ind.
! SHEET MUSIC
for Saturday and Monday
’ 15 Gents.
; “The Girl of My Dreams" “Always
in The Way " ‘ “l m on The\ \VVatei wagon
’ Now" ‘The Sim l)anee."' Tile Goliei
Wallzers." “Down on The Farm."
“Whistling lliley." “A Soldier in The
Ranks. That's All." ‘
CLEARANCE SALE.
VlOi one thousand sheets at 5
l Mandolin Folios 10 cents.
l \ . COLEMANVS
g 10 North Main Street, Sauth Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spaulding’s Baseball
and Sporting Gaods.
l
(This.
THE PROVISIONS OF THE WILL
are executed eterctly In act-'ordance
with the intentions of the testator.
when
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST
COMPANY
ls appointed executor or administrator
it has no prejudices for or against any
of. the beneficiaries of the will
The charges are moderate and the
lei-vice: rendered elllclent and reliable.
.——_—
tVzVuttd in strict llt‘l‘tll'lldlll‘t' with your ~
wishes.
The Hotel (‘lilTord i List lietVtilnilil: .
tht- leudllii; automobile ltt‘tltlllllill'thi
litttVVt-cn Ni \I Y: ii. and ll-i~loii t'ltVrl.
_ ‘ some of this simple preparation for the. .
:n the hospt»,
Our Grant Guarantee: Saturation or Money Bank. l
SMART OVERGOATS
Ready to Wear.
.,.i)
u «,eu until-I apprettalr Ilic
Bliidllnfiflb at our overcoats, aec..
them as they look ON YOU; can't
do them justice in our windows.
DrOp In and slip into tne coat
you like, and catch the cliect oi
w-tle .mcaw simtnliteln, time net
ling titllatn. tulitlw hint-In garter
Uliuiy ittli inlt ha.
The beat itlluitt t t..tV. t‘vrl‘
brouqht to town. and tile lie-ll v.t|
Itt‘b.
Black and ()Altllti t0.tl3‘ .H and
bi? lltLllt‘tl long. ’50 iafito. till), $l‘.’.
$15. $18 $230, to 3%.
Beltcdback roads, the. uca60n'5
novelty, in Sotchy mixtures and
plaids, very swagger, $l5 to '325.
One good suit deserves another.
if you've worn our suits before.
only another from here can replace
that light suit you're wearing.
Single and double-breasted mod-
els to black and blue and fancy
mixtures, $6.00 to $20.00.
Buys will be boys; but we have
boys' suits that are made to stand
the racket.
Everything men and boys wear
but shoel.
Copyright I” by um Ichluu a Inn
0
NORWALK.
Tel. Call. 444.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 322.
AS TO OUR GRAIN.
permanent
We lltltl more
trade,
is but one way to insure
uud Ilinl is to sell the best. You are in error if you
think your horses “it! appear as well. or do :is well on
poor grain and buy.
We lot
will pay us just as little as you would pay tiny dealer chie-
give you the ltl‘fi In .i:l‘ttln_ the [test servo-in
“llt‘l‘t‘V anywhere.
‘l‘lidi »V
.. l,t
lluy (this t‘It-an
MANUEL T, HATCH.
Writing Paper.
5.: a box and upwards
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
BOOKSELLER. STATlO NER AND ENGRAVER.
3 South Main street, 49 Wall street,
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
~ WWW
Lewls' Popular Priced Photograph Studio, .V
II Main“ Street. Norwatk. .
Personal attention given all sittings. from it) a. in , t0 4 p. in. Sun-
to 1:30 p. in. Children‘s photographs nustieciaity.
V. PHOTOGRAPHS
of tho
CHILDREN
should now be made.
. —DO NOT DELAY—
It is too rinky.
HEALTH PHOTOGRAPHS
are the beat.
JACKSON’S ST UDIO.
new STYLES. Low PRICES.
53 Wall street. Opposite Hotel Norwalk
5, days to ti. m.
LOST TIME.
You never get back all the time you have lost before conSuIting me. Come
now.
HOMER B. HOYT. Rofracllng Optician,
Room 9 United Bank Building. South Norwalk, Conn.
Office hour. 8 to 11: 45: 12: 45 to 6:45. Saturday evenings, 79.
Special Appointments at convenle nce of patron.
«To 0... L533...
if you want to wear stylish cloth on for litle money buy your
HATS, COATS, SKIRTS. SHIRTWAISTS AND FURS,
at the
at}: 3i
the Fall Cloak and 101031010.
68 WASHINGTON STREET,
(‘otnu and see our prices before you boy
Open Evenings.
MCOAL;
No. 2 Nutloel'lvored at $5.00 a Ton
lAu ‘Othtar Stock at $6.25,
delivered. at.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Sizes in
{Raymond Bros
3’34
"i
"ourn NORWAL Evuiuo SENTINFL *
CO
Try our
H orehound
and
Honey
Chews
for that cough.
They allay that
irritation lm-
medlaicly.
l
l
2
,l 50 A EKG
at the
Cliiiortl PilailllaCU
PHONE 15-2.
MWOWW
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
“Aid. ."l lthllV ‘:
int: prices of stocks
courts but the declines only
l-n to 3-3 and the thillllll‘ ot‘ dealings
was \‘t'l'.\' small. Pennsylvania opt-tied
Ht lower but exteudcdmls loss with-
in a It w minute» of the opening.
\l'.\l.l. S'l'lthii-Z'l‘. close. - The bank
~tnlcmcut was litilt‘l' lllJlI lelllt'it‘ll.
but was erct-tt-tl \llth a selling move-
ment which l’Ji'l‘litl l’tiiii»yli;itii.t it»;
under Inst niitht. .\llllll);itlllitlt'll. lit-lid—
lII: lit it. ill. »—t)pt.Vli
took a downward
run from
the, and Althisnn. pi.l., lost about .1
point. and the utlitrltl li~I a varying
fraction ‘l’lto- clowns; \iu- dull and
heavy.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire or Mu
plan a Ilt-ldectiiuidl. t‘olnmisslun Bro
Itero. Swartz at Corbett Block, South
Norwulk:
l'uiou Filth.
l’ultin ’tic.. p..
l'. S. Stet-l.
i'. S Steel. p0, 7'. 1‘
Wabash pit. 1'.’
\\'es‘, 1'“. Twin, .‘3 hi!
\\'is. t‘eut.. l'c'l 1.33.. ii“... 1.33;.
The l‘itt..‘..:irt: lIi.p:it.h \l‘)‘>§ 'l‘lie
\‘V'lltl‘iliilt‘ ling in ll 1.. llabuey is
u.- l-l knt \\ll in this count. _V and abroad
l pward ot‘ tweuti yt us ago his young-
Isl son. Louis. was a shall) wilted lad.
who protul ed to lltt'li'lll' a respected
"tVlltti iii the Hill liltiek.”
The lad was whipped one day for an
act of disoln-dicncc. and then had to
undergo the most tryinu ordeal (it sit-
ting quietly on the sofa. lie became
deeply absorbed in thought and pre
.t ntly liskt: ti.
”\la why did you whip me?"
"So as to make you u better
was the response.
Louis illlllill bet-lime. lost ill thought-
I‘ul reflection. Presently lii- blurted
out:
‘.‘.\la do vou believe iii prayer?"
“Yes. “i." sou
"if you were to ask God to make me
a better boy do you think lie would
grant your prayer?"
“i think he would. sou."
“Well. then. ma. i wish you would
pray a little more and whip a little
less."
boy."
"(.‘all me a liar do you?" exclaimed
the little man with the red head.
“You'll apologize for that or take ti
licking!“
The other man repented the offense.
'llien there was a. tight.
it was a fierce b:V,ittle but the other
man whipped.
“i didn‘t want to do it." he saiti."but
nothing else would satisfy you."
‘The little man picked himself up.
brushed the dust off his clothes. re-
moved the evidences of the eontlict
from his nose and turned to his aunt;-
tinist.
"l accept your apology."
ly.——Chie.ngo Tribune.
he said-stiff-
A missionary in ( him “its endeavor-
ing to convert one of the niitiies.
“Suppose me Christiliu. me go to
heaven?‘ remarked Ah Sin.
"Yes." replied the missionary.
“All lite." retorted the heathen. "hilt
what for you no let 'Chinnman into
Amellca when,you let hlmVlnto heav-
en?"
said the mil-Visionary. with fer—
vou.‘ "there‘s no labor party in heaven.“
—Argonnul.
“Are your daughter's singing lessons
worth the price you are paying for
them?"
‘ Oh. yes! Why. 1‘ ve Just bought that
ago the owner wanted 310.000 tor it."
-—Judge.
Yeast—Are the Rich's well connect-
ed?
Crimsonbeak—Oh. yes; they've got a
telephone. lire alum and police cell in
the noun—Yonkers “IWI. .
tIpt-u. High. Low. lzrlu
finial, l‘op.. :lsit. Elli $273.. 11704
-\_ t‘. .\‘V lV‘. t‘o.. ltI llI lttV. H7.
\. ('. & IV‘.. pt., tit; tit; tilt in;
\in. t‘ot. Iiil, L's :\ :h ‘_'\’
Am. Sinelt.’ 4:0,. 4:3“; 4:30 42‘»
Am. Sunni; llIl'. llti'. lliii't. NW.
A. '|‘. NV 5. l“., till?“ till liiil: tliil.
llalt. ti Ohio. Tat-_- Till_ 73th 73“,.
t‘lit-s. A‘ Ohio, 1:71. l:.-l,, :ll‘lu.i Ito-l,
I‘ll. &N. \\'.. Ill: Iii" In: 10::
t‘li. (it. West, it“. Hit; l-IV'VK it“...
t‘.1\l.t\‘V S. l'., Hit-1. lilttlg l.‘l.'l_. 13:3“.
l‘ol F. in l.. '7‘ 271-; 2.le .‘7‘2
t‘ol, South. llV’V Il-‘Vn ll .x. ll-“Vw
Erie, 2m. 2105-]... 201,. Evil”
RH“ lst.‘ pf t-ii‘. tin-i. tint. lililg
lll. i‘enIl'al l'.’.\‘ m 1:79». lztit.
ll)". .0 Nasqu III!" llnli'. Slit-V. tool.
Manhattan lilti'. lItI 1:l\l._. l:l.\1.‘..
Merritily. ll‘l'.ll:l ll": 11‘:
Mex. t‘eitt.. it it \V. il'ft
_\lti. l’tltViiltV. RU. MI'R h“. bbl-
N Y t‘tVziIial llt.l-_- lint. tin-V». tins.
\Itl’l' K‘ “Vast” .35 (ml. .. (if
(till it} \\'tVst I‘ll. lit- .,
!‘:it‘. Mull '.‘l . L‘l‘.
l'tllll.“.li.r ll.l',. lidl. ill" 4
Pill) this. 1'13“. '|1‘VV‘ . V '.f'
em. s. tVnr. 2m. .Vt;|_. :tit. .Vt;t._.
Reading. 'l'iiV. :lIIV'. am. It“.
Rock island. ‘1'.“ ,. ZII‘V. J: , 2355
llilli. Goods, ll ii H ll
South l’:itV.. ill. II V: Ill. lllVQ
Sou. Ry (3.». 173.. 17‘; ii“. lTl.
So. ily. (‘o_ [It . " "V "7: ‘ T;l
'l‘enu. t‘. .\‘V l, s' ;.\‘
’l‘cvns l‘at . I: .
WOO“W”WO”QQ
house not: door [or $3 ..ooo A man h'
u ‘2’.
a“
If You Gamble
0ll liit qualilu til uuur tltillltt lJllli illilhl he it good sport to
lllllll liamiu ii unit lib‘i’. i070 lll‘ililll'i’iii lililil’S nothing
In l‘ilt’iflt‘t’. it is it sure lining in Uiili W '
Illi‘ij 000i.
iilllill, lillll. i500. lli.50, 10.00
00.50. 0.50. i0, l2 Ii. 00 ll] 25
00.00 in $l2.00
82.00 In $0.00
:‘ll.i.ll’:ll’8 the best $10.00 l’illllll ill 8illl8jliltl
' Iljllitlini‘ at this store '
SELLECK &_PR|CE.
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
lilllli hills
Suits and lll’BiCUilb‘
hunt] limit 8005 000 [lil’i’i‘tlillS
Children’s Stills and 0i'crttiats
. ",2'P'Kflfl min. -~
KEEPING Ar’lri“
It you wish to get a very practical best. which is Padang Java and Gen-
demonctration of the quality of the cof- ulne Arabian Mocha. mixed. 32? “’-
fee sold from this store. call at Mrs. 33W": 39¢")! and Barnes 3“" 9“
Owens Bakery and Lunch Room, 22 "1° best. We- 'have “-
North Main Street. this city. and yOu Shoulders. Will have stock of nice
can test it any day and at any time ones for Saturday trade as usual.
of the day. Mrs. Owen has made a Therein a difference in the quality of
name for fine coffee and she has shoulders remember, small, lean, 8c
bought her coffee at this atom for lb. 4"
years. People constantly ask her New season's Mince Meat, 3 for 25¢.
"where do you get such good coffee," Small Cheese Pumpkins that weigh
with the reply “at Dibble’s Store. And about 6 lb each. Cheap.
there you are. The proof of the pud- Sweet Cider. One bbl. a week :0
ding, is the eating of it, and the proof far is the ceiling record of the bent
of the coffee i: the drinking of the sweet cider that you ever tilted, 6c
same. Every one can't make good cof- qt.. 20c. gal.
fee. but the burden ot‘ proof here giv. Oranges. Florida's are good new,
en. 5.; that that is not the fault of the thin skin. sweet and juicy. 20 and 28c
coffee. Try a cup at Mrs. Owens and (102.. as to size.
then you will be willing to buy our What can we do for you.
LORENZO DIBBLE
common»
is It Worth While
lo suffer from Eye Athe lleud Ache. or
Poor Vision when relief is so
near and can be had at such small cost?
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes without cost, and
if glasses are needed furnish then: at the lowest possible price.
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
0. B. JACKSON.
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall Street. V ‘
WW9“. MOW
Side-boards aiitl Bullet—s.”
The Thanksgiving feast is a fit or cnsion hr the Initiation .oi'..now din-
ing-room pieces. and here‘s a wealth of Dining~lloom Furnishings that are
lit for exhibition on any occasion
Nonlvnlk, Conn.
Sideboards of oak with mirror..as low as
$10.00. then by easy stages tip to $40.00.
lluffets. $10.00 It) $40.00.
That means variety. and it‘s all artistic furniture. not grotcsgue oddities
or commonplace designs. I
The woods are solid oak. golden oak and oiiathelVed oak.
A. J. Collins St Co.
Funeral Directors and Embalmels.
l2 North Main Street.
In
50th Not-(walk.
" TELEPHONE“
CUTBILL"
Bridge Fish Marita;
Specials Totlc‘ill. .
HARD CRABS. LDBSTENSfiUEx.
TRA LARGE LONG cunts-,Vitscn-
LOPS, ROUND CLAM8 overalls
AND ALL «mos or FISH. ;. t.
FREE oeuvcnv.
West End Wntiiimton 61m! Irina,
South Norwnlk,
YOUR FUTURE
is being shaped in the present.
if you will take now a course of business training In thin college, either
at the day or evening session. you will find your future a lucrative position
liV th.» husmcns lit-nil ”V
The Bro wn Business College.-
Georgo I. Sartqln, President,
lUNlTID BANK IUILDINO. OOUTH NORWALK, GONN.
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