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."' ‘WEATHER FORECAST.
‘ur Norwallt and 1‘lclnityt‘ Fair to
ninu and Wednesday. A trough of
low hmh‘suré extends this morning
from Western Texas northward to
Iowa. it is producing cloudy weath-
or, with local showers in the south
Western sectiond.’ ’ Pleasant weather 9
11‘ tnild temperatures continue east
of} the Mississippi River. The distur
biihce oil the Florida coast has appar-
entiy moVed very slowly during the
pan twuhty-i'our hours. The weather -
in this vicinity will be warm and plan
aunt. '“‘ "
The Brookside School has purchas
0d 11 Curtis piano from the M. Stein-9
ert & Sons Company. ' '
Mus Mary Wardwell, of Norw‘alk,
visited With Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Whitlock, Sunday, in New Can’ann
TEug eerie J.‘ Van blood or Bayvlew
avenue; left South Norwaik, Stimuli
night [or St Louis; to‘ vslt the Expect-
tlon.
"E. J. Taylor and E S Taylor are
‘ engineering a dance to be given in
Washington Hall Cranbuiy, tomorrow
evening.
Many places in the woods about Nor-
walk the ground is covered with chest-
nuts which have been very plentiful
this season. 1, 9
——.lohn H. Dakln, piano tuner from
N. Y., is at The Clittord this week.
The Woman’s Guild of Grace
Church, will meet at 2. to o'clock to
ino’rrow afternoon with Miss 9il9o9yt, in
, main st1'.eet
Mrs. George A. Maycock, of New H11
veil, expects to leave late this week
for a month’ a visit with trip-9119.139 in But-
talc, N Y.
Georgy Knapp, oi Brooklyil. who has
11 the guest over Stlnday of Mi.
Mrs.l«'1e1derlc_k L.By11b9ee has re-
tufincd to his horde. ' .
i)
like Stiles Hyatt, orNt-{v v0.11, who 9
bib been visiting M1. and Mrs Char-
lee M. Lawrence, of Lowe street, has
returned to her home. '
Augustus Golding, of Norwalk, and
Miss Irene Penil'éld, of Bridgeport, v15
ited Miss Virginia Penfield, Balmi’orth
street, in Slack Rock, on Sunday.
James H. Reeve, of the G. N. Mc-
Kibbin manufacturing plant, nearly
lost the ends 99! two of his lingers in a
machine at the shop, one day last
week
The Klondyke Social Club has made
arrangements to hold its ninth annual
ball. Friday night, October 28, in Arion
hall.Svec9's orchestra will turnisn the
music.
A meeting of the Norwalk city
council will be held this evening at
the council chamber in Wall street.
it is not known that anything impor-
tant Will come up.
The Rev. Lewla K. Moore, pastor of
the Norwuik Methodist Church.
preached last owning in Bethei, occu-
pying‘ the pulpit or the Methodist
bulllch in that place.
The tickets for the Pltlsiicld excur-
sion, next Saturday. are going like
hot cakes. ‘10!) 'ot' the 250 p'hicod ‘o'n
sale in South Not walk yesterday liuv
an; already been sold. ....s
M111. Wanton 1.. 9,111.11... 01 ‘17....
street, Norwaik, in the guest of role,
lives and friends in Boston. Dining
hex abucuco.e M1 Olsen is stopping
at the Hotel Norwulk.
Frank Mather, of North Taylor ave-
nue. who han had. diphtheria, is now
getting along 111 ely. Six members or
Mr Mothers r ily have had the dis
case And one child died.
Chester Guyer, who has held the po
sltlon of property man with the Clara
Turner Opera Company, has resigned
his position and returned Sunday to
his home in lawn street.
Mrs. shorten T. Dimond and dough»
ior Ruth. of West avenue, and Miss
Anna Br ckcn, or Maple street.
about 9'8 bbath with Mini Brock;
en's 11.. ."Mrs9.Qeor§I a 93.099”. .9. l9“
this"; litter ting; the ow
Yor , New»?! 91} an, rd a"
gas 7 to o
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1111'th chlm’ze has been put 01!
not _ 30 or possibly until No-
véuii'j ‘ .
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who rec tly 80mm
“913ml. Nomadic discounts 11-
started yesterday ‘for
here they will reside
They expect also to
vial: 11.999111150111101; at St. Louie. 9
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fur Lou Au ~‘i 1.11.10.11.11
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‘wlien one talks of 111121
Not one man of a hundred
wants a really fine shoe; every
11.1.1 want :1 a‘ good shoe.
Li‘dod shoes are of good service
able leather, are well made, are of
godd fit, are of good style, will
give good Wear
Good shoes are sensible and
comi‘d‘rtablc of style ‘and rcas0n~
able of price. 9
And they 111c- ready llt‘lC—wlOtS
and lots of’ cm. ‘
$3.50 and $4.
Shoo storo. '
CURTAINS-501:.
should go almost in a wink.
Plain muslin with a bordc1 of
four small and two huge lucid-1,
ruflle taped and double-stitched
and finished with licmstitclied
edge. ,
Full money's werth at 75c the
lot, and only the one lot, at 50:.
Third floor.
HORSE BLANKETS.
We ve decided to sell liorsc
blankets, to sell' cm at dry—goods
prions, and to sell the heat sort we
know of—
Baker 5-A.
If there is a horse-owner who
doesn't know the strength and
service of 5-A blankets 1vc-bnt
there can't be. They are the best
horse blankets made: years of
service have proved this.
“Square" blankets for outside
wcar,‘ stripes, plaids and the ap-
proved fawn, measure 8.1 by 90
inches ucigli 7 to 8 pounds-H
$1.75 to $7 each. lawns
at $2. 50. » .
Stable lilzinkcts made With the
5- \ bins girth that prexcnts slip-
pin;r or twisting:
Baker .11 $4. 75 and $5. so.
l (tilt?) plaids—$3
Special quality —--$2 75.
lien-'vy duck, s—A ltlcztl lining
~—$1.90 ..
Front basement.
THE ROWLAND
DRY SCOOPS CO.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Henry McAuliIIe. at Stamford, spent
Sunday visiting friends in Norwaik.
Edward Mallory spent Saturday and
Sunday with his uncle in New Haven.
There are a number of boats work-
ing on the natural beds of! Baton
faint.
A daughter has been born to Mr
and Mrs: Hugh McCarthy, of Connecti-
cut avenue.
Company D will hold a dame to
inoriow evening at. Iho9Ar1non. to
transact business:
Mime Wllliauk Banks. of 98 Wash-
ington street as sccurcd it position
with the ”Boston “to o. '
The South Norwalk Quartottc Club
has issued inyitatiouu to a song rocli~
al. to be 9givcn. by William Grub in
street next Monday night Mr. Grub
is a pupil of the Dresden Conserva-
toi'.y Germany -
v Charles T.Di1nond. of West avenue
was produiuabiy on one of the div is
lode or the Connecticut "ti'ain tht
came together while leaving St. Louis,
Saturday dovém01-Abir1.am (1th
heran and guard were cii‘ one or he
divisions returning from the Connectl
out day celebration at the fair. '
Daahpry. are enjoying a raw davs'
outing at their cottage on Boll island.
see of the Be l island Hotel. is still on
the, island,
doth Stet. altliou‘ghl'l'i’e does not miss
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'A lot of some $200 pairs that '
start ‘
t-ho Quartctte Clubs ‘ hall, North Main
The Schuldice and Fay families. or
John H Elmendorr. the regular lou-
remain 101' so 111 1
to his}: all the winter all he did; last ’
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his enormouii
debts by his master, but who wool
not forgive the trifling debt owed in
by another. Allah up 'l’i racy said we
must: forgive every one if“
d)", be “NEW"? our in euros against
ed 111 t 6 daily risen in)!“ the L'urd’ .1
Prayer we say "Forgive not our tree.
passes as we forgive those who tress
pass against 1111.”.
attention to the in lice and said it
would conclude early ll’i December:
Not many had made the jubilee, yet.
and he urged all to do no. ll! every
one postponed the making of the lulu-9
lee unlll the. last daya of the season,
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as wAanio'ron 81-9.,
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At "vine 1.111351
5111.155 AND
SHADES lN
BROWN suns
SATIN LINED $10
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CLOTl-HNG. SHOES AND 9
“ FURNISHINGS.
119 North Main. Strut. South :Norwalk
so
Be ready at all times to give a run
son for the faith that. is in you. Why
should you buy Health Brand Buck
Wheat and Pancake Flour? (they are
the best cake makers in the market.
Cheap as any, bring joy to your soul
and education to your children. Save
the labels for the school library.99
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If You Want To Sell
your property. whether it is a mm.
a house and lotln town or real estate
of any description quickly. call or ad»
dress
W. B. DoQARMO
so WALL on, ' NORWALK, conn.
It will be of advantage to you also
to sub me it you-re desirous of buy-
'11: am kind of nmnartv '
New line of covert cloth coats.
P1icu—~$h.bO-% length :8 75.
Also children's tlicsso; for school
from lac up.
Everything at. lowest...prlcoa,
loot tit guaranteed.
iteudy- to- wear. Clothes, Skirts,
Waists. Goats. Alterations Free.
6.. FQX,-
THI LADIES’ TAILOR.
If Main “not. Noun-III. Goon
Plllli‘ifiiud‘ano error!1
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[4 Washington Street.
SOUI'H NOR "M9. .
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to begin your Art Needlework for Christmas. and we 1110 prepared
to supply your every need in this line.
You will find here all the latest designs in Pillow Tops, Scari's,
9“?“
1'11 nan git cotpsa‘ norm for sale 19m outlying
Lots an Quincy armor, between Butler and Orchard
Struts, Narwallr, Conn,
At Prices Reunion from
192950. 0.0 (Q $50
This is about the last chance to,
obtain a building lot in the center
for a home at such low prices.
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Squares and Dollies including the new stamped patterns [01 Eyelet ‘
embroider y.
86 Washlngtnn Strut. ‘ ' South Norwallt. r
9191.11.11
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE. '
Particulars of
insurance Agency of.
JACOB M. LAKION.
119.. sum Norwalk.
Telephone 36-2.
IOYQ’ ROUGH 0N nooks,
9 No Sum at »
“9396 AND 1150.
~ otau: tidy IN iAN
'rlltl “21'3"." '
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OUR school.
350 per month.
have
utud lug.
in
the day.
bitioua young
vanceincnt'
rounding towns.
ét‘icho
9 Night or Null '
all
EIGHI' CALLS
in one week for '
young 1110119 and youin, 1111111111
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98TENOGRAPHERS- BOOKEEPERB
' ~TELEGRAPHERS
at $40 to $76 poi“ month:
that we cannot turn out enough pcbple
of the right calibre induces us to is
sue. this call for more enrollments in
89ARTAIN'8 COLLEGE
guarantecs' to place every combined
graduate in a posltion at not less than
'THE‘ ‘DAY SCHOOL‘ at Sortaln’ s is
the pi opcr;plac'e for those who do not
to support thumselvca while
you aruui '11 your learning
0 minimum poitsi is than and no
cure a position much sooner.
SAR’I‘AIN' 8 NIGHT SCHOOL is
the place tor than; who work during
tls an inspirati n to use.
our Night Class at study. 9
eople, preparlna tor ad- 9‘-
w its supporting‘ “\me
wolves, represent the progressive. in- '
duslrious clement oi.‘ this and
rind the fact
The goods are of the same high standard Which ltl
maintain, and our stock and assortment is argon ,
us from the very best looms of this country and from
99 36 inch ‘All Wool Nun s Velling and Albatross' 111 all evening
' 9Tolophone call 3425.
Bill! am- ‘
shades and dark colors, at ..
.-.1..~¢ no-uuip-na-
.....
54 inch Tweed Suitings, invisible plaid, new styles, at.
us...-
54 inch Tweeds, check suiting, all new ‘colorings, latest styl '
0"IIIO‘lblI-OlUlla-0110‘s.. unlocIH'0 I.
43 and 50 inch Victoria and Broadcloths in all new shade
' andblack, at...... . .. .
, 9 99 S99. 95. TILLOTSON’S,
B96 wasnmorou eraEET.sou'r91-1 NO99RWAI9.
FREE FROM SLATE. Mont: BET]:
TRY A SINGLE TON BEFORE YOU BUY Etsswaa
11111 audits a GANS 9
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Goal, Wood, Hay, Grain and Feed.
Office and yard, 68 Water atrootfiouth Norwallc.
$19 19$-
$13-75 to $919
in“... Desks
0111's.; Chairs
Raymond and 5011’ 95
4B and 48 Main Street Norwalk
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