i ' ii anally agaimilzted and qgick in
no pages rep r procee a rap-
“3 Add, within“ check. As a
b “allocates has no cousin—a
. bold‘martion, but "I can make It.
. good—Dr. s, 'r. Jenkins. Wash-
ington. D. 0.
some places. This is particularly no?
ticeahle to most peoplehowing to the
oeutraineaa of the point. in front of
the armory. As yet the town authori.
so have taken no steps tow‘ard re-
pairs. Something will have to be done,
however. before a great while or se-
veral thousand dollars spent on good
roadmaking will have .gone for naught.
Mayor Homer Cummings. of Stamford.
believes in a special tax on automo-
bilfsta for road upkeep. but no such
fiddled] measure has yet been suggest-
ed here.
FAIHIONB Alla cuumsv.
WRINKLII,
A noVel for combination is seen in
the mingling of mink and ermine.
Four stripes of mink and three or or-
mlne makethe muff, while in the stole
the most becoming effect is produced
by putting the white next. the face and
the worker fur at the outer edge.
Palest pink is one of the favorite
tints for all manner of negllgces. somé
offlwhich are so elaborately inset and
beruliled'with: lace as to show only
enough of the material to hold the lace
together. Lovely petticoats matching
the m‘atinees continue to be worn with
the short ones in the boudolr.
Keep a piece of clean old linen tab-
le cloth in which to wrap your celery
when it comes from the market Wet
the cloth of course before putting in
the refrigerator.
It is said that the white of an egg
(beatenl will restore the polish of
. ‘ . a, Moment.
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linoleum ensue-rear.
. ular routing of Ophirchapter,
NI; . O. I.’ 0.. this awning M. 7!”
atacoh. ' All members earnestly ‘I‘Ov
new to-bs present.
Preteen-fly. ‘ ' 4'.
IDA DHERER. Secretary. .
‘ Shiite. Pension‘oflice at Washington,
woos. claimed to have the largedt
, American flag in existence. but‘ an-
‘aounnement isvnow made that a larg-
er; flag than this will be hung in the
micro! the Postofllce department
building. it will. be sixty feet long
, node! a proportionate width. It will
contrabout .200. ‘ ‘
5’ An: Englishman writes home from
Canada that the way to get on there
ia‘to parade Sundays with a Bible on-
~ dervonev'a arm. Canada certainly is
behind the times. Golf sticks under
the arm are the real thing for Sunday
afternoon.
‘ LOhly a few of us can have our faces
‘onahyanknotes. Most of us would pre.
g’fer'tc have our hands on them. any-
. Way.-;-Philadelphia Ledge.
. SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
- ,OONGERNING THE Knocxsyts
The next time you feel like "knock
lug" Norwalk, keep it. to yourself. It’s
the, best way. for there are lots of
worse places. if you don't believe it.
take a little vacation and find out for
yourself. Norwalk, like every other
place, has its .full quota of “knockers"
Size up the next “knockor” you hear
- murmuring. Ten to one he's "light-
weight" anyway and don't amount to
much. Try to find out how much
good home ever done for any person,
thing or place. Genuine knocking is
a disease that. as a rule. hits one
class of people, and that class is just
the class that the town would he better
off without. When you hear a “knock-
er" sputtering tell hlmi'to amble along
to any place he thinks he would like
better than his own town. Of course
everybody has a "blue" feeling once in
awhile. when even the whole universe
rinsing to be of faulty construction. You
feel like saying things, but give the
mood 'a little time. it, will pass off all
.‘ right. in the meantime don't tell
your friends what a poor opinion of
Norwalk you have been made to con-
coive by the little black demon. Man
neyer yet engaged in a business with
which he did not become disgusted for
brief periods, no matter how much acb
ual fondness he has for it. This is a
been washed clean.
Among the newest back combs you
will noticed good many handsome jet
combs. These are now considered
fashionable jar anyone.
Everyone Ia familiar with white. po-
tatoes fried after they have been boil-
ed and cooled. but. how tnuny ever broil
them? A bit of melted butter on ouch
slice before putting on the broiler will
season them and cause them to brown
nicely. . ,
White cashmere is a charming ma-
terial for an afternoon gown. Real
lace should be used to trim.
This is a season of marvelous color
combinations. many of them rich. dark
and often sombre. but charming when
well carried out.
The most. fashionable leather for the
new Chatelaine and finger purses. says
the New Album of Modes, is velvet
crocodile in soft. greys and greens. in
contrast to these. with their suede-like
dressing and absence of polish. are the
shining purses of crushed morocco in
gfqtiialte shades of, pink and light
no.
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MASTER HAYEB' PARTY.
Bay Hayes, he gave a party.
The kids by dozens came,
Some Winchestcrs. Powells and Bulk-
lcys.
‘ And many another name.
The sunshine smiled upon them,
And everything was grand. -
Muller trait of human nature but. While Master Winchester led th
‘ march,
most 0! “B being of ordinary mortal .Miss Hastings [“8ny to boat the
clay, we hava got to consider it in our band.
The lassiea came in white robes,
The lads more somber drest ;
But Mamas Hayes and Danton
Were radiant of the rest.
ONE OF llAY'B GUESTS.
calculations. When you finally do
“come to" after one of these spells
you’ll feel able to work fully twice as
hard as before.
BEAUTIFYING THE TOWN.
One of the town's. chief claims to
beauty is derived from its handsome
array of trees. Therefore. any effort
to add to its attractiveness in this res.
poet is worthy of commendation. li'er .
4. a long time, resident! in the vicinltupf
_ the Green, Nerwalk,‘ have been aware
‘ that this good sized park would be less
barren in appearance if a few good
. trees were to be set out. Hubert E.
Bishop whose public spirit was shown
a few years ago when he donated a site
at the Junction of Mott avenue and
Cross street. for the‘tlarnegie library,
has agald come to the front by arrang-
ing, at his own expense. to transplant
to the Green about twenty desirable
shade trees. Mr. Bishop's interest can-
not be solely personal in this move
' “want. for the majority of residences
" about the Green are nearer to It than
‘ his handsome new Colonial home.
i ”cos noses AND surouoalus.
The Towu of Norwalk has fully as
Iarlotta a problem on hand to solve as
' A‘Ihe other towns of the state as regards
tho/wear and tear on the roads from
the constant running of fast automo-
biles over them. The macadam road-
. had of Connecticut avenue and the ar-
mory hill. particularly ls rapidly be-
»tiolnlng ruined from this cause. The
onset suction force exerted by the rub-
‘hlr tires has worn. deep guiloa in
, Park 8r ,Tflford
PINI
next ten days.
I
" "it“
leather if applied after the leather has _ .
scams sea” worms.“
Wpiia of Ohsmber of commerce Pull-
ed Down and Debris Being Removed.
Kansas crrv. Oct. 20.-—-A aysto ‘
matte search for victims was begun to- .
day in the ruins of the Chamber of
Commerce building in Kansas City.
Xena, destroyed by are, yesterday.
The. walls were pulled down and than
a large force of men began removing
the debris. Eight persons are still
unaccounted for. At the hospital two
of the injured are in a serious condi'
tion, but It is believed that all the 0th:
era will recover. ‘ 1
‘Three 10 per cent. a month money
lenders. who had emcee in the build-
ing. lost much of their paper. includ-
ing hundreds of notes. One money
lender had placed his possessions in
the building vault. which is buried be-
death tons of wreckage.
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—-Don't forget “Italian Social Club
Ball, Monday eve.. at Arlen Hall.
Ticket, gentleman and ladies, 25c.
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8T. JOSEPH'B FAIR,
MUBIc HALL.
TEN NIGHTS BEOINNING OCT. 26.
Entertainment and Dancing
Every Night.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 26,
A One-Act Farce,
THE STRAw MAN.
illieadg um
Our display of the famous Ai-
fred llcniumin & Co‘s New
York Clothing.
We have secured the exclusive
selling rights for the Town of
Norwulk of the finest ready-to-
wcur clothing made in all the
world.
Alfred Benjamin & 00., New
York. have set the fashions in
the clothing world for 30 years.
No other clothing approaches it
in quality or style.
\ Suits anti Overcoats. SID to 830.
Open Monday. Wednesday.
and Saturday ant-1m
.lllfilPH‘ lllilfi. ‘
TAILOR, 1
cameras.
HA'I’TII.
ruamausa.
06 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
all the citizens of Norwalk at our store during that time.
Call 322-4.
ares. fans, Japanese dolls. bird books. sample of their famous teas and coffees.
sated in pure teas and coffeca.We,_extenda royal welcome to everyone.
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Muss, Liquor: and Diners
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"Eotel Clifford”
gastritis REYNEKE,
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Guaranteed Patent
BUR‘ROJAPS
“oust-m.
WILL NOT EXOLUDE AMERICANS.
BERLIN. Oct. 20.-—The authorities
‘ of the University of Berlin say that
the statements published abroad to
the effect that the stringent rdgula-
tlons concerning the admission of stu-
dents are designed, to exclude many
Americans altogether are untrue. Any
graduate of an American college who
presents a passport and the diploma of
Bachelor of Arts or any other equiva-
lent degree will be admitted without
question. it Is true that the diplomas
of some of the smallest institutions
bearing the name of colleges are omit-
ted from the list of those recognized.
The new regulations are directed ag-
ainst Russians not having aumclent
means of support. or who are academi-
rally unqualified.
Announcement. !
i will be in my Norwulk ofilce every
Monday, Wednesday. Tlltlthday and
Saturday. Oillco 12 isusc Place.
Telephone. 123-3. I will be in my New
York olllco, every Tuesday it fildny,
from 10 to ii p. m. Mention. 35 West
2nd street. 'Pilone, 680 .I. Bryant.
on. JEROME D. wm'r.
Graduate of the A. T. 8tilf Institute. at
Kirk-ville, Me., Licensed by
State Boardnef Health.
"ANOTHER sawdust.
EXCURSION
Through the Picturesque ucrssuire
Hills to
Pittsfield; Mass,
SATURDAY, OCT 27.
Special express train leaves South
Norwalk. 8:00 a. m.; Norwalk. 8:05 u.
in: stopping to lean: passengers at
Great Harrington. Stdéithrldge, bee and
Lenoir. Due Plttsilcld. 12:15 noon.
Retnmlng, leave Pittsl‘lold at 4:00 p.
m.. stopping at above stations.
BLDG—ROUND TRIP ONLY—01.00
Special tickets will be good only on
special train and date.
The number of tickets will be limited.
Special Notice—Au agent of the
lierkshirc Street way will board
train and make sale tickets at rate
of twenty-five cents ch, which will
cover the services-o ab cornpany In
showing pnrtlcs arm d Siockbridge.
special cars to lienox, sight-seeing at
lainox. transportation through to Pilts- ..
field. due at the latter point about
2:30 p. m. f“ "
The New York. New Haven 4 Hart-
ford Rallroad Company.
I-'..' n, COLBY..
Ass't (lcn'i Passenger Agent.
0 23.26.
ll LoverJ'
of Good Tea and Coffee.
Beginning Monday morning. October as. at 8 o'clock. we will demonstrate at our store for
the next ten days a full line of Chase and Sanborn Celebrated Teas and Coffees. We hope to see
Call and personally examine our
many attractions and convince yourself that we are the moat upI-tc-date merchants in Norwaik.
Sale agents for Chase and Sunburn Teas and Coffees. Universally liked and sought by the con-
sumer. Their flavor and aroma is most delicious and satisfying. This is no prize'c‘ofiee, but an
an inducement to the ladies. Messrs. Chase and Sunburn will distribute souvenirs to the ladies ,
and children during this demonstration only, including dainty Japanese tea pots. coffee me”.
An expert dem-
onstrator. who has made a life study of this line of goods. will be in attendance.
. Wii consider this demonstration worthy of the attention of every lady or gentleman inter-
Vislt our ,torc for the
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~ A FASHION snow IN ITSELF.
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NEVER BEFAOIE‘I'lAVE WE OIMONBTRATED 80 CONCLUSIVELY OUR LEADERSHIPJAB A BTNLE ‘
CENTER FOR ALL THAT PERTAINB TO WOMEN’S WEARING APPAR EL. WE‘WELCOME YOU WHETH-
ER IN‘TENDING TO PURCHASE OR NOT. ,1 ‘
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WOMEN’B GUITB. TOURIST COATS.
Prince Chap and Pony styles in fine Women's Tourist Coats. mannish
broadcloths and» mixtures. Skirts in mixtures, the latest models,
pleated effects, jackets satin lined At 00.00, 012.50 and 016.00.
throughout. A regular $35.00 value.
rooster contra. _
Mannlsh mixtures and stripes. vel-
vet collars and button trimmed. Va-
lue $7.00. -
$27.60. ' At ates.
women's surfs. ‘ ,
hemi-ntted’coata, pleated skirts, in women's EXTRA elzs suns. WAIBTS-
mannish mixtures and plain blacks.
$20.00 value.
At 015.00.
A fine assortment of styles made
for extra stout women.
$20.00 to 025.00.
Fine White Net Walsts. dainty ef-
fects, all the newest ideas. ..
$2.00, $2.98, $3.08 and $5.00.
Fuss. *
OUR FUR DEPARTMENT THIS SEAS ON HA8 REQUIRED DOUBLE THE SPACEINORDERTO DISPLAY TWICE
THE ABSORTMENT USUALLY SHOWN. ALL FURB BOUGHT AT THE B OBTON STORE MUST BE RIGHT.
YOU DON'T NEED TO WORRY ABOUT THE QUALITY,'YALUE OR GENUINENESS 0F FURS BOUGHT
HERE. As THEY ARE NEVER MISR EPREBENTED. ' ,
ISABELLA AND BABLE FOX. SOUIRREL.
The latest style of Pillow Muff, sat- in this popular fur we have all the
in lined, Scarfs in four in hand and newest shapes of scarfs; also the new- in
shawl effects. est pillow muff. ‘
' Price $12.50. At 36.98. 07.08, $10.00 and $12.50.
CHINCHILLA.
PERSIAN LAMB. FUR LINED COATO. A special offering of Imitation Chin-
l’illow Muff and Tie Scarf, satin lin- Tourist style. broadcloth coat. best chilla in the newest models.
ed. quality entirely fnr lined throughout. Muff at $7.98.
Muff and Scarf, $12.50 and $15.00. Special $29.00. Scarf at 07.08.
Saturday specials
36 inch Black Taffeta. full width,
regular ”.25 quality. at 89c yd.
27 inch llluck Taffeta, regular price
75c. at 57c.
27 inch Changeable Talfcius. in blue.
green and garnets, regular price is
$1.00. Tomorrow, 59c.
JAP MINK.
All new, well made and satisfactory
every detail.
$7.50 to 015.00.
Boys' Outing Flannel Pajamas. sizes
4 to it years, 75c value, 59c.
Best quality Outing Flannels. lOc 200 yd. spools Brooks Soft'li‘iuish
value. at 7c. Cotton. regular price Sc. Saturday.
Golf Gloves. blacks. browns, modes'zi/éc. ‘
and white. 35c value. 25:. No. 9 Taffeta Ribbon. in all colors.
25c quality Writing Paper. Satur-j Regular price 6c. Saturday. Ill/go yd.
Pillow Cases, full 40x36, regular 15c
quality, at 12/21:. ‘
duy.17c. . Chiffon Pleated Rails in black and
Silk Petticoats. made with all silk ladles' 1295c Embroidered liundker- llilleiIl‘ colors. Regular 82.25 value,
drop in black and colors. Regular chiefs. Saturday. 9c. int $1.00.
price 35.00. Saturday. 83.98. Colgate's Tooth Powder. always. No. 8 Co or Bottom Boiler. Re -
36 nch'Cambric, full bleached, 10c sold 25c, at 15c. . ilur price Sigh, at 95c. gu
quail y. at 7c. Ladies' Black Cotton Hose, mediumi Large Size Galvanized iron Foot
All Linen Russian Crash. 9c quality. weight. Regular price 25c. Satnr-‘Tub. Regular price 39c. Saturday.
at De. day. 19c. i29c.
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PUTTING WIRES UNDER GROUND.
Work of Southern New England Com-
pany in Several Cities.
The Southern New England Ecle-
phine Company will begin commit
work in New Inndon next week. and
will lay 42.000 feet of duct in lin‘ttford
thlsfall. . p ‘
This week the extension in the con-
duit lines in Ansonia were begun, call-
Dll'” IBIOIS
ing for 18,000 feet of duct. A large| ington avenue. On Elm street 'the sec-
amount of duct is also to be laid in tlon will run from Main to Myrtle
Shelton. Starting from the Housatonlc, street. The company's new exchange
river bridge. in both directions a four-l building on Grey Rock Place. in Stam-
dnct conduit will be laid. ‘ford, has been completed and ‘the in-
Plans have been made for laying 2: stullation of the new switchboard is
000 feet of duct in Stamford this fall.,in progress. The new armored cable
The ~conduit will be laid mainly on‘across the Norwaik River. between
Main. Forest and Broad streets. On. South Norwalk and East Norm»... was
Broad street the section to be laid willl laid yesterday. The length of the ca-
cxtend from Bedford street to Wash- his is 600 feet.
WGETACQUAIN ED
Let Us Be Your Grocer
Teas eon Rock sum
and . Canned
Coffees. Goods.
Quality with the popular LOW CASH PRICES that are always in force at our stores are
good reasons for you to do your trading with us. But think of the other big features attached to
our liberal way of doing business. The PINK DISCOUNT STAMPS. People in The Norwalks
are adding many new and useful articles to their homes by collect in our Pink Discount St .
Get started today. TRADE HERE. You will never regret it. 8 amps
TEA. COFFEE.
Our No. 1. special favorite with MO-KA.
particular people. Our own special blend. in delic-
Per 1b., soc. cioua cup. Per 1b.. 32c. '
1
TEA.
Our No. 2. a real nice article.
Per 1b., 40c.
50 Sta-as with each ”lad 25 Stem with each salad 40 Stem with cash mad
MAUD 5. BRAND
Fl 0" Makes fine bread, cake or biscuit. bag 68c, bbl $5. 25
JCatsup.
Gold Rock Brand—4h. fine“ 0.. ’
albie. Large let. p Ffirbmk' “'4 1b: Pkg.
190 190:] l "i
, 10 Stamps Free Gold Book Goods
Cocoa.
Beckmann'a Beat or Baker's—-
1/5 lb. tins.
190
GrownAster Goods
Gold Dust.
Extra Sifted Pens. can. . . . . . .xsc with any of the following: Sugar Corn, 2 cans . . . . . . . . . Tbsc
Fancy Sugaerorn, can......14¢ 1 pkg. Gold Rock jolly ituw. Sifted l’cus.2cuus...........25c’
Fancy Succotash .,........‘.14c tier rec Lima ilcaus. 2 runs.........25c
Extra Lima Beans, can. .....14c : l;ki¢~ Mg"“{¢:g,‘fi'" htarcimoc Succolnsb. 2 runs ..........25c
, tozcn es ic cs........xcc ~ ..
' ) c . . l'an‘ omiocsz an
California I caches. can 23 3 ")5. best Milk Crackers... ..25c Ly l a . c 15 25c
California Cherries. can .....15c
California Apricots. can .....dic
Sciccicd Aspurudtisfcnir .' . . .35c
Sclcctcd 'i‘muutocs. can ”misc
1 large lmttic Iiiuciug.......xoc SEW“ Ileana. 2 “3"“ "“""’5°
1 bottle Monarch \Vor. Snuccugc PWHW "”1”“ “-406
3‘ lbs. best llcml Ilicc.......25c Prepared Mustard. bottlr....xoc
l bot. (iold Rock Atnumuia. . .xoc Pickled Unions, bottle. . . . . '3‘“
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South Norwalk.
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