Flor Norwalk and vicinity: Gener-
ally cloudy. With occasional rain ten
night and Friday.“ ostorrn area
that. was central in the western nor-
tloa oi Iowa ye'oterd‘ay morning he:
moved northeaatward and is now can-
":1 over Lake Superior. It is pro
a cloudy weather over the can
trual and eastern sections with light
rain-nip the upper Mississippi valley
and: western portion 0: the Lake re-
glen. Thine vicinity will be on the
southern cone of the disturbance dur
instithe next thirty-six hours. The
temperature .is falling slowly west of
the}: Mississippi river.
M
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guyer, olWest-
port‘ have been visiting friends in
Norwaik.
Lincoln= Council. No. 4. Order in
United American Monitathiics, will hold i
a meeting .tomorrow high 1.
witches clipping by electric power \
at .Lhthar M. Wright? 8. ,‘
Mrs. Reed Flynn, of South Norwallt. :
visit Sunday with her parents Mr.
and re 0 B. Keelel‘, in Ridgebury
The moonlight nights we are having
now are as line us come at any time or
year. The evenings are ideal for driv‘
111‘s ‘
Washington Camp. No .11, Patriotic
Order of the Sons oi' America, will
hold a meeting tonight in Mystic Chain
Hall
Mrs. Charlotte Peck and Miss Helen
Stuidevant or Bridgeport, have heal:
the nests of Frank Stuidevant, of
Bout NorWalk. .
TheW. T 0.11 .will hold its regular
weekly meeting Uliridhy at 2:30 o‘clock ,'
with Mrs George Walker ii outrage
avenue, East Norwallt
—-‘tDo not fall to hear Hugh Gordon
Miller. at he ubli'csn Rally, Hoyt’s
Theatre, topist .
St John's fge. ii: and A M will
hold a. nested convocation tonight
when that Feilowcrait degree will be
worked on candidates.
Meetings of the Central Labor Un
ion ahd the Norwalk Typographicai
linionlal'e scheduled to be held tonight
in Central Miller, bycéum.
The rli-‘ridily Afternoon Club will
hold its ‘ bigmekly- meetina. ‘ Brides.
with Mrs. Eillow, in West Norwalh.
The members Will 80 up by carryail.
The delegates to the W C. T. U.
stale convention, which is held in
Hartlord Gotebor- 26- 27. are Mia's Car-
rle Palmer ond 1111.9. Charlies Bykbeé.
Miss Annie Hawkhurst has returned
to Norwalt alter a visit with her cou-
sins Misses Bertha and May Hawkins
at their home on West Main street.
Southport. ,
he admission of Joseph Leetrange
ot .ito’hdeld to the Connecticut Hospi-
tailor the in‘sitne (it Middletown as a
state pauper, was approved by Acting i”
Governor Roberts. Tuesday.
“What are the Prospects of a Revi-
val of Religion?" will be the theme for
consideration at the prayer meeting of 1
the First Methodist Church this even-
ing. The laymen of the church are
specially invited.
Extensive renovations are being
made in caterer Frederick A. Lane's
restaurant in Washington street. The
walls are bein‘g‘very attractively dec- . '
orated by F. T. Ezsinson, the painter
and paper hanger.
——-Do not fail to hear Hugh Gordon
Miller. at ublican Rally. Hoyts
Theatre, tout t
The small boysmavwddenlyr devel-
oped a taste for agriculture,.whioh has
led them to start collections oi pump—
kins squashes cabbages and many
other producta of the garden and field.
This is s also that Hallowalen is not
tar on and the- far blighted dreams
are laying in supplies or material for
the proper celebntion cram occasion
Hallowe' an is the last night in October.
I“ G Bra East Qrangc,N
0. Av vermfl‘ EPPW Broiisn.0
son, Hartford 13‘: Elisa,
Markepli‘flll (hliur b st: 3‘. A rial
or. thmmli'aylop:
It Yorkel Merideu; H.
oven; B militant) F.
Shelton, Bridgonort;
i‘l Zions-
Md.
i‘
«‘th ‘ Eu
Gaylord, John 0. Marks, Bur upheld:
J. Goodhlltw. Port mar (is C
Biydsuburc, But Nowell:
on
WON
guests stilt. Hotel (Billiard last uisht. . A
‘tOO.
‘ ,
V ATS AT $5.
plain fact in the following statew.
ment:
flats at $5 here are as good as
It is a Strong statement. But
it is a true one. And the rennin
tion of the store is bank of it.
And the $5 hats are back of it,
\
What 501i (110 they? ‘ The
pretty sori,il1c stylish sort. the
graceful sort. the becoming Sort:
Their real vaiuc shows 111 ovety
line and curve, in the way of trim-
ming, in the charming complete
(loss, in all the things that make a
hat, satisfying. '
"Plotter: note this: This is not
a special lot of hats, but our spec-
is] $5 hat. They are here every
day, and each day sees new‘oncs
come to fill the places of the many
that are finding new owners.
Howland a should be yo‘111 mil—
linery store.
Right, rear;
TRINKETS CHEAP.
A good bit: quantity of brooch
pins Worth 50c at roe. , ,
Dull and bright gold. citltor
fluid or Set with stones Pretty.
in good taste. sure to give good
service. Put to get rid of cm
—-—Igc.
lCollar-pin sets, two pins to a
set, enamel or gold plate—~5c.
Beaded neck—chains at a frac-
tion of old prices. We want to
get rid of them too:
25c ones for 5c.
soc and 75c ones for 19c.
95c ones for 45¢
$1.75 ones for 95c.
It is a big collection and in-I
eludes “bite. turquoise. black
and white and fancy bends; Most
swivel—and they ought
inlet (1 sell in a jiffy.
Center, front.
The HQWLAND
DRY (GOODS (30.,
Bridgeport. Conn.
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it Will Pan You
to no as before buying anything, in
the furniture lino. w. have”: 'no'i‘u‘fi
alum stock our prion are“ Home'mti'H
you can pay us on weekly payments
if you wish.. Are you prepared for the
359 ‘K: "Izmir why not: We”?
o tunnels dad a 0..
all autism “in
A._J.A11 “(itSon
, up; at
There is nothing but siniplt‘.
most hate you see at $6 to $7. 50 .
have tasseled ends, some have .
enciy ‘
a one o ‘ b
and esteem ordered bier it;
the hospital. ;‘I . -, .
' -. . WQBO‘UPu-"w , .‘
Not a minute should be lost when a
berinins (ions many given as soon
after the croupy cough appears will
raevont the attach lhhsverdails, and
a pleasant and sale to take
by suntan Poiveli Co
lord Pharmacy, Pierce
WW!
notation.‘ i.
”5. Bridge fill}.
Ladlor
‘order 1 am responsible for.
fit. any style you select. Please site
tore going somewhere else.
great rad1 (ictlon on
and Monica. la
Miss Hu'ichluSOn 3.
All the latest styles.
93 WASHINGTON 8T.,
‘ (WITH M. 8. SMITH a. CO‘.)
ALI. THE LATEST
STYkES ANIT)
CLOTHING, noose AND
Fuanuanmos.
11 North Main 82m“
son for the faith thdt is in you.
should you buy Health Brand Buck
Wheat and Pancake Flour? They are
Cheap as any, bring joy to your soul
and education to your children. Save
the labels tor theachool library.
if You Want To Sell
your property, whether it is a mm.
a house and lot in town or real estate
of any description quichly, call or ad-
dress 7
i
W. B. DdOARMD
so WALL or. NORWALK, oouu.
it will h‘o‘ or advihntau to you also
to sea ras if you Are desirous oi buy-
'ns as: kind of property
was!) arson
H'o‘r X’MAPTPTIM
’l‘lvilt’ilu"liti ..
no team Phil" "It .
1904.
child shows “Win at similar. Ghoul
as the child honomes boprsot- or. even 1
For sale .
Taller and Furrlor
All kinds of clothes that i make to
A perfect .
he a call and find out the truth be- (’7'
Also a ,
gklrtv, Shirt Waist: ,‘
and hll'drena ash more Dresses *‘
will begin Saturday, the 221i Alter-
ings tree.
Lot: on Gamay All-sot. between Butler and Orchard
, Struts. Norm": Calm" .,
Booth Norwaik ;
Be ready at all tithes to give a rea- ,
Why .
the best cake makers in the market .
In the as... it, a (In... Price.
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TAYLOR dir GOLDEN offers (or. sale tan. Building
» A! Prices Rang,
250 00 to ssaoi
This is about the last chance to
obtain a buildup lot in the easier
for a home at SuCh low prices. .
rem
1
cheerfully, furnished ,,
Taylor St Golda '
l4 Wasbneton Shoot
scum rm: war-K;
. 11 it 111 116 out
to begin your Art Needlework for Christmas, and We are prepared
to supply your every need in this line.
You will ilnd here all the latest designs in Pillow Tops, Scarts,
Squares and Dollies including the new stamped patterns [or Eyelet
N. 5 RYAN,
86 Washlnpi‘op Smut. . South Nor-walk. .
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE.
EIGHT CALLS
in one week for
young men and young: women
A
BS 4
STENOGRAPHERS —— BOOKEEPERS
Particull 0 ---~
" ‘ —rs1.aaAAaHeas ‘
insurance Annoy of
JACOB M. LA "on.
ll. R.Avo.a Sauihr‘xmrwalk.
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SPEC
SHOES
novel mouse on nooks.
01.211 AND ,6... '
aintsKur'rLsf“ INDIAN.
at 840 to $75 per nionth; and the not
that We cannot turn out encugh people
of the right calibre induces us to is-
sue this call for more enrollments in
OUR school
SARTAIN'S COLLEGE
guarantees to place every combined
graduate in a position at not less than
850 per month.
Tail: DA)” across at Sartain s is
the proper place for those who do not
have to support themselves while
studying. You acquire your learning
in the shortest possible time and se-
cure a position much sooner.
fiARTAlN' 8 NIGHT SCHOOL is
the place .lor thope who- work during
the dayi it is an inspiration to see
our Night Class at study. These am-
hiiloue young people preparing for ad
vancement while supporting them-
solves. represent the progressive, In-
dustri element or this and sur-
roundln towns.
SPEED DICTATION AND MECH-
ANlGAb DRAWING classes in the
Night School.
Tuition $4 per month.
oompmlooouco:
SOUTH NORWMK, lOONN.
'Pllom. iIIl.
You‘rys'
P ' Ila-Irina Muslim
WA .
a ‘r‘iTjnALF.
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has. "’
f” 5%
“signs mama
', curd-d In “oak.
Ps or Lot"
Map of lots at our (rules. whore fill] naflloulars will be ‘
most reasonable prices.
shades and dark colors. at
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,andblack, at
36 inch Lining Satins. at.
88 WASHINGTON STREET.
PEST OOAL‘in “in a. :‘ n- r. .i'. -
3
“Lace PROM SLATE. ‘ L '
not ‘A ’SINGLE TON
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WE alalb better reasons for purchasing here all m
The goods are of the same high standard which it
mhintain, and‘ Silt Itoclt and assortment is
us from the very best looms of this coiiiit {to
wit send them out to you. confident of giving satisfaction
38 inch ZIibellne Suitings in Plaids and Mixed Color-logs.
‘36 inch All wool n... a Voillng and Albatross in in would
nsoovuyns'son-Icunqepol
42 inch Cheviot Suiting 1n Itan, grey, navy. green slid bile
IIIIIIHOloosen-oleeoolotvi on
‘ I‘ 54 inch Tweed Suitinga. invisible piaid, new styles, or. . .
’48 and 50 inch Victoria and Broadcloths in all new Iliad“
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Coal. wood, Hay, Grain and Feed. " ,L
Office and yin-1.68 Water atraonsoutlt Norwaiit. 1
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New goods commit
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Spools! and prompt attention
r man
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BEST LEI-:II.
earns: you suv summer"
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