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51 WASHINGTON 8T.
httttl News Notes:
TO OUR ADVERTISERS. l
In view of the large volume oil
advertising we are called upon to
print Fridays, we are obliged to
request, to insure insertion on that
day, lllltl the necessary attention
to rompositiott, that the advertis-
ers desiring change of atlvertise~
tneuts, hand in their copy as early
in the week its possible; at all
events. not later tltzm 'l‘hnrsday
morning. This request is made its
much iii the interest of the :tdver
,tisers as ourselves, for il eon lu-
retttlily understood and :tpt'u‘eeint~l
ed that copy received early in the.
week can be given ntore time and
attention than when received on
the day of insertion. In the future.
it will be absolutely itn].u)5.sible
for us to guarantee change of
advertisements received as late as
Friday morning. If our zttlver-
tisers will read and. in the future.
act upon this request. it will in—
sure them much better service. in
every respect. “
“-M.
Eureka Lodge. Daughters of Rehn-
kitll, will meet tonight.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith is en-
joying the sights of the state's capital
city today.
Harry M. (lump, of Ille'dl‘dd letter.
amt... Washington. is cnioy'ltitt n brief
stny at his home in Norwalk.
hetirnnd Syntier ttttd u patty ol‘
friends are eutnplnt: out 'in‘l‘ho woods
nnd onioying at low tittys shooting
trip. ‘ ‘
Mrs. .Iohn Herring, of Raymond
slreet. South I\or\vulk.'who reeently
nnderWt-nt u serious (Illi'l'lllltlll ut the
hospitttl, is doing nieety lit the. in-
stitution. , _
wExpt-nse becomes eronomy when
the investment is in, ‘ 'esidenee tele-
. phone. No other utensil ol‘ the home
homes so muny purposes at so sttutll
ueost. '2 ‘i t
A sports] meeting of (‘Ot'kI'IIUI' Italy-
I. O, R. M.. ol‘Noytvulk. will he
(might at ‘hl‘l‘illllll the tittzutte
night wns probably the eoldesl
night so for this lull. )ttrly rlst-rs
saw lee. This Mother In Itenrtily wet-
routed by the clothing death-rs
The W. C. 'i‘. if. will hold its. purlor
meeting with Mrs. William Chittsey; i".
Westport avenue. Norwnlk. li‘l‘ltlIIyKIIt
L‘tlitl o‘elot'k. A good limo is exported.
nnd us ntuny its possible are nskoti to
,4)» present.
”Owing to illness in the fttntily or
Mrs. Robert l", Why. the It‘rlduy Mter.‘
noon t'lnb will meet this Wl‘t'k lit
the rosident-t‘ of Mrs. IC. ll. tltnnbttrt.
15th} lint-n ltVI‘Iltlt'. Members lli't‘ to
IIIIIIIIt'tl lllut dues tun puyuhlo hi this
tneetlntt.
Mr. tttul Mrs llel'rlt Smilh have n
utuslettle, 'l‘ltesthty evening. to u lttrtte
number of tip-Ir l’rieuds ttl their home
nt 'l‘okutmkt-. An interesting program
, Wits t-nioyetl. Mr. tutti Mrs. rindth will
' , prolutbly remow- to New York for the
winter in it short time.
A reheursttl oi the Rough Rider (lire
(‘lub wll tun Ilt'ltl this evening til the
rooms of tho south Norwnlk t|uttrtt~l
t‘luh in North Muln street (or ”to put“
pose of promo-hut new mush: to he
-rtutdered tll tho rttlly. Huturtltty night.
in llrltltteporl. which the elnb will nt-
tend,
~~-l"t'l"l. lush, liduet, mtty bu nvoldeti
by resldonee tolephonh survive. it
he ~‘uumelteepllm (Inky Others
' Hlillt'. Why notyou'.’ Full
i; l ”(on furnished upon requout.
' ttht-rn New I'lltttltllltl 'l’ultqthono
(‘out tttny.
l-‘rotlerirlt i3. Lot-ltwoptl o t‘onnmlli‘.
of tilt thll turn-l. Norwulk. the well
known untomohile uttd tunsie drillers.
ul‘o liotttltptnrlern tor Ellison phono»
ttrttphs llIItI records and Vhelor null
(toltututht tttlltltu; ntnehlnou tutti "PI"
Urdu. l'htmogranho and tuiltimt mu-
rhinos ure sold either for rush or on
the installment plun.
'l‘hurt- will lu- tt litttnocrtttle. rally. in
NorWnlk. thin (Wetting. at Imekwodfi
Hull. IIIIII tumour Joromhth Donovan
will he tho prlnelmtl spotaehmnlo-r.
Willitou how and Without suwutm
will than optimal oddrenoun.
‘ H 0 R 5 ES.
. Witt soil either one at m. wormed.
ondttome. extra good mud horses.
. no horse "saint for any purpose.
was tails.
I CHAS. M. GILMAN,
thport, . ,
Conn.
KO~ KS AND GAMERA‘.
' 'UL‘ LINE. OF SUPPLIIO.
W .POWELL CORPORATION
rlptlon Ill-uni“.
loath '40th
gt ' uranium"
l hotter t'tttrriordulittn Miilllh‘ is
. toying u eouple ,ol‘ days" intention.
' Southern New
‘1 was served and tho teleuitotto
1.10003 ucztrsz nouns.
‘ u rt on a cor. our.
Manager Mnurlco H. .Nutting, of tho
England Telephone
,1 Company's loettl uttiee, entertained tho
. members of the ”it‘ll-int.r
‘ whit-h includes Adllill'ill
2: Smith. of [Dust Not'wullt. ut dinner til
. his rosldenee in High utroot. Norwulk'.
squadron,"
Edward l".
yontordny noon. ‘ An eluhorttto sprout!
men
did ample ittstieo to lt.
“*TIIL’I‘I‘ are now "lure than Limo ltd
epitones iu the South Norwulk ex-
ehunge. This does not seem strange
when one eoushltlrs tlull the telephone
costs but u very few vents per titty tnul
meets more. housekeeping needs tlutn
any other tettture of homo equipment.
Mater-lids huvo urrivoti at the Nor-
' walk freight depot for tho eontenr
plated elmnges lit the pussengor depot.
Work will slut-t tomorrow. The plans
provide for ehttnges which will be
heartily Wt-ironted by the potiple of the
city of Norwalk. The work Is the. re-
sult of the. ottorts of the last eity Conn
oil and partleulttrly (‘Ullilt‘illl’i‘ail Chill"
193 H. Dilworth.
Roy Benedict. sort of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Nelson Iiettetliet, ol‘ Norwullt. ettllt-tl
on him in his home lust. tlltt'itl untl ton-
deretl him it very .euioyublo surprist»
party. The evening wns very pimts~
‘llillly spout with Inllowe'vn games illlll
u supper was served. Muster Iieno
diet reeently reeovered from un operu-
llotl I'or uppentiirilis.
MOHAWK SPRING WATER.
Store Opened at 28 Washington Street
l With Mr. Logan in Charge.
'l‘iu: Mohawk Witter Compnny. hus
opened it store ill this eily til 28 Wash.
lngton street :tnd.ln the future will
have n lurtto nnd l‘ino supply of the
finest possible spring wuter obluin-
ttble.
The eompnny, or whlelt Ilttrry ’1‘. Lo-
gun, of Bridgeport, is proprietor, is
onu which does it large business It)
Bridgeport and other cities nnd in-
tends to do so here. 'I‘he writer is ob-
tained. not front n well or driven
spring‘. but from u nutnrttl flowing
spring of grout t'henttenl purity. The
waters, ottrbonttteti or plain. nre also
made into vnrious kinds of soft drinks.
The eompuny is to osttthlish tt system
of water coolers in i’ttetorlos nntl keep
them supplied with the water: nlso n
httndsome delivery wugon will lettve
the waters :tl houses. A sutnple only
be obtained by writing or enlling til
28 \Vnshington street.
BIG COMPANY FORMED.
(‘INCINN/t'l‘l. 0., Nov. i.»-7Nt:gotiu-
lions in u deal involving millions of
tlullurs huve progressed so for Hint
terms for the Insulin: of the (‘inelltnnti
(‘ot‘enington utttl Nl‘Wlltli’i Light 'Illtl
’l‘rut-tlou (lontpttny httve been prnetlt'ul
ly Ilgi'l‘t‘d upon. and ”till propt-rty \t‘ill
prohuhly soon puss Into the eontrol ot‘
(.‘ullllltlllttlt (lontpttny. n holdlnt: corpor-
nlion. formed under the bins of West
Virginia. This eompuny, whit-h will
intro :1 rttttltul stock or $75.0tltlptltl.
trill eontt‘ol runny properties in West
Virginia and this vlt-inttv.
SUPPRES’SED DIVORCE PROCEED-
INGS.
PARIS, Nov. i.~—As :1 result ol‘ the
industrious eumpulttn ol' llonnt [tout
de Cnslellnne lo prowul llw lllllllil‘l.
(ion of the. news lhut the suit for divop
eo broughl uttulust him by his wife
come up for u bent-int: yesterday not
llltu‘p Illilll n third of the nowspnpers
mention tho fut-l thatl not it single
Ilt'lllll wus printed here. the low Inuk-
lllK the pub'ienllon ol' divoret- t.sli-
tnotty u t-t'ilniltnl ottense.
'FIRST METHODISI‘ PRAYER MEET-
l 6
At \llv First Methodist t‘hurrh this
melting the Pastor Illt' Ilev. W. W. ’l'.
Iluurull. \vll‘ deliver lilo set-tutti in the
series ot’ 'l‘ulks on "The Work or the
Holy Suiril in the t‘onvet'sion of Men."
The theme loultthl will In» “'l‘ltt- Work
of (Tonvittt‘lnu Mon ol‘ ltlttltloouttness“
'I'hero will Iu- good alumni, nntl sot-ltd
i't-liotvshlp til the elotto 'I‘he Youlli:
Mott's llnnu will melt! us ustutl filter
the nuwllluz.
METHODIST CHURCH BISHOPS
MEET.
illlll‘I"/\I.I), N Y. Nov. l.» Bishops
from tho Melhotllst la‘ntseonul (‘Itttreh
I'l‘olll tlll lutriu of [NP t'lvilyizetl thl‘ltl
met here lotlttv with tho ministers ttud
ltlrutI-Il eotmlltutluu tho ttt-uerul llllit‘
slotntry eonuulttt-t- ol the t'lllll‘l‘li tine
ot‘ tho most importnnl nellonn will be
.the uppmpt-lutlon of Sl.l‘ttih.tltlu for
ntlutdonury work.
' CHAUFFEUR GUILTY OF MAN-
SLAUGHTER.
I‘llll.AllIt‘.lll’lIl.\. Nov. l.- - it‘rtutk be
View It elmull'enr \vhouo nuto run
down nml lollmt u Ill'llt'ttlt‘lllli was rotr
vltttul or mtutttlututluet- in the tlrttnltntl
Court hort- lotlur 'l'ho inrv rerout-
'mttiltlt‘tl lm Floor to the merry oi the
eotlrt. Ho will he setttetteod he
tor. ‘
DEFENSE OF NEWPORT HARHOR.
. NWWI‘OR'I‘. It. I. Nov. l An unlit-e
ohttnuo of photo tor tho dob-nun oi
Newport Ilurbor this been ntlotut-tt by
tho onttlnm-r'lt eorpu ,of tho unity. and
the new ninnn urn now being rurrIt-tl
‘Into mm. ('nttnmutt-h hove been utut'h
ed tttul modorn tsuuipmnnl NI’IN'IMI to
britttt about on improvonwnl over the
pretwnt tittlvtitwtt,
“1
.. ‘Sottvattlr Post Cards
NEW
Collage Sum
In Silk
ACOLEMAN’S
to «not “NV-{main Nomlk.
I
Am for A. ll. autumn “upon
I“ . BOOGI- .
V
About twenty-live young friends or
Distinctive Models of."
- FALL souls.
If you appreciate clever designing. be sure to see the
new Varsity sack»coat model for Fall wear.
It. shows glut-e in every line-”broad shoulders. shapely
back. hill from, time skirt with center vent and ialse side
vents~~teuturett whielt prove the expert work of a master
designer. Yet Varsity suits cost little~
$15.00 to $25.00.
and are so well tailored and perfect fitting that you'd nat-
urally expect to pay much more. A try-on, is the most con-
vincing argument we knew. Come in and try on; there is
no obligation to buy because you try.
Varsity stilts come itt n brood range of new and exclu-
sive weaves itt grayish worstetls. Scotch tweeds. and blue.
and black \vorstetls. Varsity overettutts are its faultless itt
design and lit as Varsity suits. $t5 to $30.
Others its low as Shoo.
TEL. CALL 632-2.
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDS RT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
'I‘hut's the rolls in we hold our old trntie ttnd win new.
We want YOUR orders. We gtturunteo to giro them
the very best attention. We think we otter you SER-
VICE n little BETTER thou the other fellotv‘s host. Will
you test it'.’ I
Buy Oat‘s That’s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
A» GREAT ouriER”
DELINEATOR (1 year) ........................................... . $1.00
McCLURE‘S t1 year) .................... T ........................ 1.00
WORLD'S WORK (1 year) ......................................... 3.00
$5.00
Our Price for the above $300
This is your first rhtmee to get tho Ilt‘illlt‘uitli' or itiet'ittre‘s at less
than regulnr price.
Wm. P. Be‘ers’
Books, blattonerv and Engraving.
49 Wall St.. Norwaik. 6 So. Main So. So. Norwalk.
SOME SMALL PARISHES.
“......
tenders nntl by no ot-eusionul visit of
H llllt‘sl to administer the Sitt‘l'tl'
Their Needs Referred to in 3 Humor. lltt‘hts. ’l'he t-lergy remain the sumo
out: Way by Archdeacon Bodley. us lust your. wlth one exception, unit
The ionrnnl ol' the unuttnl eonvetr length or tenure proves to ho n vul-
tiou of tho i’rotestttnt lliptst-opnl noble asst-l lit the work. Ilillnl‘llt‘l'
t‘httrelt of this Illtlt‘t’h‘l‘. held In Stun» :Ind faithfulness huvo ehurneterlzetl
tutti lust .Iutte. hats lutt-ly been elren- the work or till the riertty. Due prett-
luted. It eotttttlns u ttl'eul tleul of stir. bytet' hunt-tits tltnl ul 7" he (Hill H”
listienl nntl other inlormntlon, us‘ltntzt-r truverst- his rnt'ul purish by
“1'“ us the minutes ol‘ the eonvenllou wnlltint: live miles on hour. Anotht-r.
.tntl,the exeellenl address or lllslltlli‘llllllllfil its old. reports: '| how not
lltowstor. line or the things worth! lll‘l'll “Mo to nntlo- us ntuny pnslot'ttl
t‘vudlntz is the report ot‘ IIIt' .\i't'll~ rolls this your lll‘t‘itllt-It“ll|it\’tt
tit-neon. ol‘ lIntll‘ortl. lit-v. llurri L; no horse. I bought on old‘ltorue liltti
ilodley. Mr. litulloy is Well known lttI summer lull In- proved to ho
Sttttnt'ortl.'tttnl lno. prt-tteltt-d tlu-rt- u'put‘lly blind ltt one eye, tutti who“!
number of times. He llilb It some or pushing it trolley our or automobile, if
humor. it llit|l|ll‘iiwl to be on thot blind side.
"‘I‘here set-ms." sttys his report, “ml he would shy oft tutti neurly ptteh me
be on llllltlt‘IlIlltlI‘ supply of t-lotuttlutt,, into the mud, so I sold him, until
mttlory. mmpietlsm tutu youth to l—lilllrllxllit‘t‘ then I huve depended "It
ply stillstttelorlly the reuulrvnteuts ttti‘sltttttlt's more." old tutti Illlud tutti
our snutll t'urttl puriuheu tmd mission... ft'l'llit‘, l»t.t not tu'ruld ol' trolley ours.
'I'lwre is piety enough. leurnltm or tuuotnohllos. or luiylhlng else)"
t‘lll utth, untl oxpt-rtt-ueo to ho lmti. llltl
these me ill less donutnd. It is the?
The body Yes. i mlvorllnml for it
old story of tho Arehhtshpp oi t‘unler- took. “two you tiny roioreneon‘?
bury or Phillips llroolts tor 3)qu topl Atllllll'ltllh No. lutt'ttm. (ll ttltl huve.
u house. t‘ouueqtn-nlly. net-erul ol‘ luu (it “If“ this up.
our snudl polishes ltnt‘e been without 'i‘he buoy «IWhy. how foolish!
it I'Ilt'lul' tlurlutt the ureutet- purl pl topllvunt~~Yez wouldn‘t he MIIIN’
ill“ innit your. livmthtr serviees lnun tltlnkln’ no. mu‘tun. lt‘ yer. hud spelt
been tutllntuitled. howover, by In? ihim“ -~t‘ltirturo llnlly New».
.. an ,. as
2000 Deeds
It the Town Clerk's attic. awaiting clalmmm lott thorn by owners:
and than
Forgotten .
u Tho origin-l dud. not the record or lulu that authority to mutton
of dictum. . ‘, A l
Do you know what-o tho dead for your proporty la?‘ .1”
' Rent a Safe Deposit Box
and Know.
80th Notrtllt Trust Company,
Boxes $11. «Your-.13.;
n.
, yesterday‘s elosinL'.
”Shirt This,
* Weill;
'rooru anusn AND TOOTH Pow.
DER FOR PRICE OF ONE.
Through it special contract with Dr.
V. C. Bell. we otter this week at box
or Dr. Bell's Tooth Powder or :1 bottle
or Dr. Hell‘s Mouth Elixir with u 250
Tooth Brush
FOR 250,
the following otter being made to
undo: more getterttlly known the excel-
loneo of Dr. Bell‘s Ilentrllltm.
lllll llllltttl ”Plttmttl.
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE! DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S’l‘llliid’l‘, ltl:l().~—'I‘ho tom‘-
ol‘ the opening stoek Iuttrkot \vtts wry
lllll‘t'l‘litlll. ulltl llrlees moved both whys
with grout irregulurltv, ’l‘ho relen-
liou ol‘ tho toxulnl' diyidend on (,‘ht-sttw
|)I‘ltl(t‘ k" tlitio t'tllls‘t'll :t tll’t‘llllt‘ til" 2%.-
lu lhut slot-l. Nntlonnl littilrottd ot‘
Mexivo pl'd. tell ‘3. l'ttlled Stolen Ruli-
lwr l-‘irst pl’d.. n point ttttd Cunnilinu
l’to'ilit- 1i... Illctttllllii. Northern Pnei-
tie uud (Tentrttl lwnliter rost- ubout u
'. point and (trout. Ntll'lltt"l‘ll pfd. :ld’
WALL S'I'HI'ZE’I‘. it u. nt.—«.\ sudden
bulge of three points in Pennsylvania
to ill. stimulated buying elsewhoro
. nud spoeulution showed some :tniutte
' tion for n time.
The improvement at
other points “its moth-rule and the en
tire nntrltel slipped but-k when profit
. talking slurted in Pennsylvania, Rend-
lug. St. Pool and l‘niun l’nelile. 'l‘lte
tho opening losses. and pint-ed other
slot-ks at huge frueliun or more ubov.»
Northern Purine
ntoved up l Till. t'nltnt I‘ueitle, (Irent
Northern I’tteille nntl Smelling l M to
1 3-3 and (‘olorttdo l"IIl‘l. l'nitotl Slates
I’ipe. KIIlt‘ltt‘i‘llUtht-l‘ It:.- nnd .\itl\‘l'lt".|ll
lee Seeurllitvs 1. St. Louis. Sontltwost-
ern pl‘tl.. Mexituu t‘tnlrul. \‘irginlu
Iron Illltl Nttllonnl Rist-uit sold it point
lower and Ntttionnl Rnilrond ot‘ Mox-
ll'tl bid. 2 l-‘.’.
WALL STREET, tttmtt.~»i‘onttsyi
vunln rt-eetlt-ti l 33 from It» best ill'il't‘
and tho lone wus honvy in sytnputhy.
ih‘ulltlt‘dk Were very smull untl pt'iet‘s
ntnde no weilwlovlinwl liltWi‘ltltill. St
Louis :tltti Sztu I’rnnelseo llrst pId IIIIIV»
ed up it lwi. tht- serotttl pill. 11. l‘nitetl
States l‘ipe pl‘tl. I It uud Snieltin':
pl‘d, l. The Itiexlettn (‘enlrul issues
were \vettk when It wus nnuonnetul
that negotiations for pnreintso In- the
.\IexIt-un povm'ntnt-nt \vt~re broken on”.
Thu Stork tell I H, tho I'uuwpereettt.
bonds :i M. the lil'st ineomes 2 l: Illltl
the steotttl lnromes 2. iionds \vere ir-
regnlur,
WALL STREET, l p. tit.-»t.ttri:e
bloeks of l‘eunsylvttnitt Wl‘l‘t‘ bought on
the nunonnt'ettwnt oi the Int-tense In
the dividend rule to seven per rent,
illv prit'e tout-hing l-ll its. it rise of
it t'»~.\‘. The entire mnrkot responded
sharply with the demnnd keen for
Rentllntz. Anurundu improved 2 12.
Northern l‘ueitte ttttd Ilelttwure & Ilud-
son 2 1—4, Reading 2.‘ l-N nntl various
stocks rose from I to 3.
STANDARD OIL HAS A FIRE.
Refining Plant at Bayonne Threatened
With Destruction.
NEW YORK, Nov. l.~ The Standard
till t'tunpuhy‘s uretu storntte refining
pltott ut lluyonne. N. .l,. wltlllt is its
lertnlnnl or the pipe line from the west.
with thretuont-d with destruction loduy
when u the below Itt one ol‘ the big
wurt-honstvu ut the doeku. The build
spretuillttt lust. ’l‘ho rompuny‘s prtvule
Ilre lu-lttntlv fought the tire.
.. ... .....M,
GIRLS TURN THE. RABCALS OUT. *
Polite thtlo Molds Ouppllnt Rude
Bmttll Boys. or. Clddlco.
Young women utidirlml to golf pro
seeurltut youtut ltlrls tot t-tttitllete so
there‘s another mtmt-ullne twrnpntlon
rltttntttntt htunlu.
The players NII)‘ they novor Imd ll.
boy utleudttut yet who didn't either
plinth, lttutth. t'Xt‘lIIIIIl or t-rltlehm when
llllo golfer Illmlt' no oil hit,
’l‘lto boys, tutu Wui't‘ nut to run off
luller turtly tttptlrroltt or else worn too
lousy louzonn- to tho wry tlmu tlpslr
survlrett Wet-o needed the mold. Ae-
rm'dimt to IIomI Hottttrkmsplntt. those
who huvo tried girls tint) them morn
reuportl’ul. morn rmnpmtlorttthlo Mild
more etuiutdetllloiln. 'l‘lttlll‘ smmgth
her-ms ettllttl to that of tho boys. while
”our hutnnors nro decidedly more
vaulting.
lied ltalr never poems to wear out.
Whvn it man won‘t pay his hit“!
promptly people. suspect. he hit rich.
When u buy understands music it. In
a ulgtt some one will have to support
Im.
it’s the glrl that annulus up to the
mun that makes him sure them In no
titted 0t llI‘IIIIII in it love Muir.
A man has a good dlwmltlon when
he to tori utrald or the cook to terltclso
litu- coat-o. '
Girls are pretty smart to wettr such
his ham on their shoes to motto tholr
toot tookomollor. ‘ , ,
l is awful complicating to get gnaw
all to o summer girl and mm you real-
311th her In tho oily. .. “~‘l
lop pro-.... restored a ram! portion of REMEMBER AGAIN: YOU WEAR YOUR OVERCOAT
ON THEOUTJIDE‘ ‘
98 Washington Street.
Q
Int: wuu univkly burutd nud the (lumen '
ll RESOLVED,
mm“ THERE MAY be: among
COMFORTABLE rezone. BUT .
FOR ME 'IHERES momma LIKE
Suucc LING INTO AFINE 'courr"
OVER conr WHENlTlE-VEATHER
lSWlNTRY lT MAKESUSFEEL
So SASSY To BEWARM AND ‘
WELL DRESSED. BE LIKE THE
PRUDEI‘IT“ nor, or resume.
WE W'N it: BUS'I'ER BROWN
t, "W-MNW «m
/ "tutti: .-' “ ”am”
You: outer, " '
coAT BET‘ ‘
..
rut. may 3"“,
YOU WISH TO .SNUGGLE INTO A COMFORTABLE
OVERCOAT DO YOU NOT? COMFORT IS THE,
QUALITY YOU FIRST LOOK FOR IN AN OVER—
COAT. THIS IS GOOD. BUT WHEN YOU ARE
GETTING A COMGORTABLE OVERCOAT THERE
IS NO REASONWHY YOU SHOULD NOT ALSO GET
A STYLISH OVSRCOAT. IT WILL WEAR JUST AS
WELL AND LOOK BETTER. REMEMBER YOU WEAR.
YOUR OVERCOAT ON THE OUTSIDE. THAT LS ONE
REASON WHY WE’VE PUT STRESS UPON OUR.
LINE OF OVERCOATS. WANT ONE?
A. GOOD OVERCOAT FOR $10.00 To 12.00
A BETTER OVERCoAT FOR $15.00 To 16.00
A BEST oVERCoAT FOR $25.00 To 30.00
" I burn mung. CnchGOt
RESPECTF‘ULLY
Selleck 8- Price,
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS, /
South Norwalk.
New Barrel , ,
Sweet Older
The best of the season. - Up to date. '
25c gallon. 150 half-gallon.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Cali 26-4.
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Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked as a mutt of application upon work or boon.
Relief for stratified and tired eyes may be had and 'OI‘IO“. trouble
averted by went-lug o pttlr ot' DUI , .. . t‘ A ‘. la‘ilmul
Proper clauseo. Properly Adjustnd,
nomination Frau.
,, _ Hatching or beam bad all Repairing o Spoctuty.
0. B. JACKSON,
' Optician.
tut WALL smear. NORWALK. 00M.
Illiltllllr Illitlr Bag 65 fiatriili$5ilil ..
npreud to no tulioluhttt wnrehouse. .
8mm» tllsltlueo uwuv from the dot-its SWEET POTATOES, PER PK. .......................... ,, _ 2“):
were dozens or the eotnpuny‘s ltutte MAINE POTATOES. FINE STOCK .. .-. ............. PK., 20°; BU, 750.
looks for strong.- ot‘ oll. luu the tire CORN STARCH. PER PKG Bo ‘
\t't not out ~ 'led to eotnutun rule to - ------------- . ...... . . . .. ....... .... . . . . . .
llitiiu IIH i‘lit‘ illreetlou or the wllul sent 20 L39. GRANULATED SUGAR ................... ‘ .......... .. $1.00 ‘
the spnrks in tho opposlto dlreellon. MILK. SCANS .v ................... .. ......... , ......... . ,,,,,, ....... 25° .
Dense rloutis of MlIIllfll‘ lil'ew out pvt: QUINCES, pen ,3“. ....... ‘ """""" 300
New York lllll‘lt‘ll‘ illltl iii no tour it ~
tor the ilro begun it uppettretl to he FULL “NE GRAPEE- ORANOEO, APPLES. CRANBERRIEE, WAX
BEANS. CPINACH. PARONIPS, TUE NIPB. CABBAGE, ETC.
‘ UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 North Main 8h, 30. Nor. Tot. I43. 49 Fort hm, Eu! Norwulk. TIL 310-3.
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The Mohawk Springs:
liottlorn nntl' Shippers
.. sit. ER .
MtlllAWK tlthll'lll W 5mm
llottiortt and Rhin-
pont nt
LII} . .
Mohawk l-lprhm Walt-r (f MO'MWK Ll’l‘IIIA’.
Mohttwlt t‘hth Hotltt . t ‘ HI'IIING WATER l”
Mohawk Surtlttpnrllht .3 ’,
Mtuutwlt lilrrh Beer "i" ..i ' I‘luht mni Spurkllnl
Mohawk Norvu ' '
, t ll'AIIE ”Mm ,
llnhtttlt Splint llllllll‘ in. 28 Washington 8t.,8tmtlt Intuit.
Wm _H‘_ W“A¢_«_.,M_~~_
ottoorma TOUR “to MIXIOO. .
uosrou. Nov. twillmrles .1. (Mills
den today untried from this city on an
automobile tour with MMIK‘O art the
ohiotttlva point. Mr. (hidden. who has
travelled in all north of the World In
hill motor car. who accompanied by
hill wife and Min WilltIrOfl. He will
carry it letter or month) from Fresh
dent Roosevelt to Prouttont Ditto oi
Moxlco.
”Miriam.
m
lBoltortthut-mh talent. without u not»
it.
Phllllltlttbwfiettet‘ttlly the man Mitt
tioork.
Booltmattorm'i‘ho recipient of manor
tor your moo. ,
p Tuttor’tt GomA bird with on Ibo
normally long hill.
between two favors. .
main; ”(ammonia-turbo at uncut“
who nom acquires III. on 01“th
r t
'tomperumontwttn 010 for
actor. The artistic lgmwfimfim
notes It‘IIGImmIII: the do aun-
ttmt to commutation Ilium.
WIudig—Mluten formerly opposed
my views but now he agrees wlttt mo
in everything,
Metrics-«trove do you nrmuttt tor ttt
thllMlvo It up. I'm not IIII‘I!
whotlwr l convlnw tum or only malts
tum tlred.-~ChIcttlo Daily News ...
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Norwalk Chronicler