‘ M Wuhlnnton It.
“ANONA” OHOQOMTES.
BATU RDAY—eOo-nw NDAY.
“REVERE." GHOOOL‘ATEB -— 26¢,
‘ 5°C, 75°. ".00, ‘1Q25’ ‘1150 FOX.
Frank H. Baxter.
255 JAR
5U title's.
5i Washington SIIIII.
WOW.
~ total has IIIIIIes
—-Speclal sale Handkerchiefs. be. So
‘ and 150. at. M. 8 Smith a Co’s s.
his prices are the lowest. The adv will
tell you more about them.
Thomas Bheeban, or South street.
South Norivalk. was admitted to the
hospital this morning for treatment.
~Loin of Pork Chops or Roast. liic
lb.;Snusage,12 l-2c. Hayes’ Mkt
A Hallowo'eu party was held last
night at the Iesidence of James ’l‘o
IIcI. neaI Newtown avenue. Not-walk.
—'l‘he big musical comedy produc.
t.IoII "(‘omiug ’l‘hro’ the Rye," at
WEATHER FORECAST. lloyt' s ’l‘hentle Saturday matinee and
night. Advance sale now open. Secuie
seats early and avoid disappointment.
Seine important items will be found
in the D.M M.Read Company ad today.
Read it.
A big sale of gi‘woceIles teas, cot-
fees butter etc is now m progress at
.the New York Grocery store. Read the
huge adv. in this issue.
Lewis Buttery has accepted a posi-
tion as engineer in Lane’s shoe l'IIII-
tory, in New Canaan. He fills the place
of C. A. Anderson, of South NOI walk
——llasketball at Rollaway Rink to-
night. Norwalks against Stamfcrds.
C Buck Dubois set out this morning
for HaIttord in his Pope-Hartford run
about. MI. Dubois intends to have II
little work done on the car at the lac~
tory and return home in it tomorrow.
-Sirloin Steak, ltlc lb. Railroad
Avxnue Market.
.I. blotting. of New York. was a
guest 0ch night of his nephew George
I. Lockwood of High sheet. Norwalk.
Mr Nuttiug came {-0 Norwalk III his
big Panhmd limousine automobile
Specials in sheet music at William
A. Briggermau’s. See adv. for list.
BaIney Joe. the italian who fell at
“Htghwood " Noxwalk a few days ago.
is in II seIIous condition at the hospi-
tal. .ios is still paralyzed flout the
waist down and it is now tooled that
he will not surviIe.
If you want seine excellent candy go
to the Clifford or Bridge Pharmacies
and by a box of their Saturday candy.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Filst
Methodist Church will meet at tinI
rcsidencc of Mrs. Stan. South Main
street. tomorrow afternoon at 1:45. to
attend in a body the funeral of the
late Mrs James A. iirown
—~iII‘IIIeIIIIinmelIt and dcllliillg
night. itouayton Hose (‘0. Fair
’l‘ be new N01 walk hotel project con-
tlnues to assume a brighter aspect
and within a few days a considerable
amount of money has been subscl ibcd
in addition to that already plcdgcd to
Colonel Gemgo 1). Russell. The com
mitioe oi' the \orwalk Business Mcu‘s
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
and warmer tonight. Sutuiday rain In
the attelnoon or night and warmer A
trough of low pressure that is central
this morning in the upper Mississippi
Valley is producing cloudy weather
with light rain. in the central and
waster nsections. An area of high
pressure oVer New England is pm
ducing cool pleasant weather in the
eastern sections These mean will
moVe slowly eastward and Income in
this vicinity increasing cloudiness with
slowly rising temperature, and proba-
lliygight rain by SatuIday nt'tcinoon or
II I!
~Baskethall at Rollaway Rink to-
night. Norwalks against Stamfords.
Judge Joseph R. Taylor is attend-
lug court in Bridgeport todaI.
~The Lucia Helpers will lane a
cake sale Saturday, rom 3 to 5. III
76 East Washington street. Music.
Attorney Genrge H. Vosburg spent
the day in New York on business.
S——New flavors Fresh Candy. at M
.Smith & Co.‘ s
bAttorney William A. Grlfiin. .lr.. was
in Greenfield Hill, yesteIduy afternoon.
—Ron.st Beef 12 Lite lb at New
York Market
William Richards, of Railroad avo-
nue, is confined to his home by ilh
ness. '
——The greatest of all the big musical
comedy successes. “Comin' Thro' the
Rye" at Hoyt’s Theatre Saturday maI
lace and night. Seats now on sale (01
both performances
The Crofut and Knapp Company is
closed for a couple ol‘ days for the put-
pose ot taking inventoi y
~Give a look in the window at tho
New York Market. Pot Roasts and
Boiling Pieces at any old price.
The new soda fountain at iisxter' :4
drug store was finished and placed in
operation yesterday for the first time.
—You can buy (‘holce Nhtlve Chick
ens. for 14c 11)., at Hayes' Mikt.
Mrs. Johanna Linxweller has bro
[0-
kcn ground for the erection at a hand Association will hold another “1001-
some six room cement block house ion in il few days.
with all the modern improvements in 44(jhmw Native h‘owls. lIIc lb.
Lincoln avenue.
mliasketball at Rollaway Rink Io-
nighi. Norwaiks against StanIioI-ds.
HaIIIs' Mitt.
A IIluc. pound son was born yI-stcr-
dIII' alternoon to Mr. and hills. liobcit
Miss Malgurct Balmlett of 9 Sc) I5. Gregory of Newtown avenue. Mo
Inour street is quarantined with (ilph ther and child are doing nicely. Mr.
”with She is getting along nicely Gregory, who is one of the untomo.
however. This Is the first case of a bilo exports employed by ll“. E. Lucio
contagious disease reported this wood and Company is remembering
month. his friends with cigars. The event
makes Contractor Thomas E. Gregory
a grandfather again,
-Oystcr Supper. I} to 9
liowaytou Hose Co. Fair.
A remarkable ....Ic of siraugulnlcd
hcrnia was operated on at the .\‘or-
walk Hospital yesiI' ‘ay afternoon by
llr. William .I. True .4. asslstcd by Drs.
Clark and ilurncll The unusual I‘IIII~
turn ol' the operation is that the Iiil‘
ticllt. Louis Kiopsch, .II'.. was but four-
tcon days old. The. child. who is the
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William lI‘.
.lleKlyII. oi' Molt avenue. is now con
sidcrcd to be muting along very “duly
and unless somlI IIIItoI-osoeu IlIIvIIlop-
mcut occurs. will recover. The in-
fant was put under an anesthetic for
the operation.
widlgiu liuttor, :lilc lb. lI‘.ll.|.. d: (‘o.
The tenth annual meeting of the
State Audubon Society will be bold III
tthcInorlal Library in il‘uirficld, to.
I
——-llcd Onions. 25c pk. iI‘.l).l.. & (to.
Chicl’ of l-‘olico' Vollmcr stated this
morning that there was no damage
done yesterday evening by Hallowo'cn
nmsquoraders and that no arrests were
made. The city Is experiencing one of
its spasms of goodness.
-——lluskclbuil at, llolluwny iliuk to-
night. Not-walks against SIIIIIIIords.
A very pleasant liailowr‘cu party
was held last evening at the homo of
Louis Von Gal in West street. About.
twenty-live were present. 'l‘hcu soul
games were played and refresh-
mcnts were served during the evening.
Edison phonographs on easy terms
at A. J. Augevino and Son's Company.
Home boys put a plank across the
trolley tracks in West avcnmI last
night, but fortunately the IIIoIorquu
saw it in time to avoid running his
our ovcr It. ilad‘thc motormnn not
town II it scrlous accident might ililH‘IHmr‘ow morning at m 0 clock
mmw’ml Ornithologists Edward il. Filllllltill, oI’
Spocial chocolates for Saiwunluv till“ Mllullltttlltlllottfi, will drum on adIIIIIss.
MM” M “WM“ W. Kelley, I“ “I .luck Anderson. tho ooulur libatlou-
I): Jcmmc l). ert. the well- know" lot at tho Howl Cilmli'tl, has lost in»
Noiwsik osteopath. has returned to vcnlod It now drink which he has
NoIIIIIlk from a quick business trip to utyicd IlIII "South Norwulk Affinity
his old home in Missouri and has III :ocktuil. " null tlII- ingredients are an
mum-Ii his pIIIctlco. His houIII ill. his follows: One glggor or Forbidden
Norwaill and New York olllccs con- Fruit um, dash of I)flmfl(lunal onc
tlnuc the some. idanh of utbsInIlIgtzmil onok finish of
. "I I oran (I bit III'II. r ll ciao c on an
A. fairlliltlci‘luul. ‘(iiiofi‘d'ri‘lgngdmm M0 Iuy ‘ iii IIIli'OIIghly blended and cooled:
Within ~u low (MW ““1.ka ll than strain In ctakiail glass and “(lit
I)“ iiricII. III New London. who in mm WU“ lemon peel on ml"
of Iln-slnIIIbaIbI-I commissioners will‘ The month and clcuranoo ”iii" In
begin II tom ol’tonnecticut, taking in MW in Dmitri!” M A~ llickunnunn
venioiy oi the burbcrn in the Mann and l-louu'. Read the adv lot Sntmduy
their condition and experience It will specials
on a personal obscrvatiotl ol‘ the bar
bor trade of the state and will con.
some several works.
A full line oi isdlos’ tailored suitu
will be {ound at 'l‘ristratn and Hyutt‘s.
Sidney ii. Little. of Wilton. past
president oi Welcome Stranger Lodge,
Sons of St George. of Norwaik. Was
appointed dIsIrlct deputy grand presi-
dent for the district of Dnubury. Nor.
walk and atamtord. at the recent an-
nual convention of the state grand
lodg e at Wailluniord. and will begin
his 8duties of installing the olilcors in
the various lodges on December.
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WGATURDAY OHOOOLATEB,
tonight.
one}:
~:~SHEET MUSIC-:9
sATuaoAv ONLY. 100 A conv.
‘ Can‘t Do Without it.
When the Bluebirds Nest Again,
Ely/eel; Nellie Gray.
Won't You Waits .Homo Sweet
Home was Me For olh Time Bake? .
Mariutucll Down at Conny isle.
Captain Baby Bunting.
lllondy.
AND 100 OTHERS.
COLEMAN’S
no.
Gillian-Powell COMM saws tron:
.. 10 North mm or. _ loath Norwalhw
”“25"?“ mum mm to It's. mews
om builders. ”If thh hot-walk. I L hub-ll and Sporting WW
II
Tel. 81“.
”mm
Jessica's is an up to date store and '
Stain '
PBOPLIE WITH MONEvf ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE
or PRESENT count-none TO BUY oooo crooks
CHEAP. AND MEN wuo KNOW eooo cLoTI-Iss ARE PUT-
TINo THEIR MONEY INTO oun surrs AT Its. WHICH
ARE one» IN commandos WITH THE AVERAGE”
sun-s soto AT 315 ANDV$20 ELSEWHERE. .
MAKE THE comramson voonsatr: srvu: THAT
seems FOR ITSELF; FIT THAT Is PERFECTION;
QUALITY unsuansesao. AND we :3ch soon A
WIDE RANGE or new snovVNs, BLUES, ouavs AND
BLACK, THAT ANY MAN CAN EASILY FIND A SUIT TO
HIS TASTE;
”a
SAME WITH OUR OVEIRCOATS AT $15~BETTER IN
'QUALITY, MORE STYLE. AND BETTER FITTING THAN
ANYTHING YOU CAN FiND ANYWHERE ELSE UNDER
$18 OR $20. NOT BECAUSE WESAY 80, BUT BECAUSE
lT is 80. o
WHY NOT SEE OUR LINES BEFORE YOU BUY?
I;
14. South Main Street. Telephone Call 632-2.
1 5 Reasons Why You Will Make More 1
J ' Money by Feeding Home Ground, llon- ‘
. 5 Feed. i
‘ nie Stock
No. ].~—More Energy for Work Horses.
No. ‘z—licttct Flesh on Market iImlvcsthk
No.‘ ...-ilnlI01m l‘levclopment in Young Staph.
No. 4 -A Full Milk Flow II‘Iom YouI (fours.
No. 5.—Perfect Condition ol all YouI Livestock.
No. ti-~Econmny,.Maximum Results Minimum Cost.
The Perfect, Balanced Ration
Buy Oats Thats Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Mailiures Magazine; illll
ior one near.
Publisher sPriceiil. 50. Save 500 by ordering through
Wm P Beers
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St, Norwalk. 6 South Main St, South Norwalk
india Bigesiive Biscuit
has saved maul] a poor stomach
from destruction.
Regulates stomach and bowels.
Good live to , Constipation and indigestion.
Your Druocist can supplu ucu.
“mm—.WW mum—m W m... -- .. ,4 .4. .- wm,_..m~.—~~M MW...
Yard Pea Coat $4 50. No 2Nut Coed-£5
Eco, Stove and Nut Coal. $6.50.
. Delivered in the cellar.
Carefullil screened Free from slate.
Best qualitu
Raymond Brag.
Life Is Not a Sport
But a Long. Steadu Pull.
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To accumulate property we must save carefully. systematically, per-
sistentiy. a few dollars each week. but ”
It Is Worth While.
. Start a Savings Account with the
Ollillbl
So.N‘orwalkTru“st o
4% mm on onrostrs assessors $r,ooo,ooo
fARM
' Ian's”
saluting Dandy
,. 'AT_ |,
2‘ 29 cents a. (Found.
it is the finest candy ever sold at
the price. it is a pure, high-grade
chocolate and ban boo mixture, espec-
ially selected for us to sell at 29 cent-
a pound. i
«‘Afiu
il‘uil.ll. i-.. —-- i 1..."...
Till and Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTlON STORE.
Telephone oau, 1H,
All Order: Delivered Free of Charge.
4...... .4 ~wa‘l
(Entrapment Adjustments
is Needed..- Abutttiiilliof.
Thousands of cases pronounced in?
curable have yielded to chiropractic
’ adjustments when everything else has
failed. Give the chiropractor the op-
portunity to prove that you are curaI
ble. All acute Infectious are removed
by one or two adjustments Which
seems almost mhaculous. This is no
massage. kneading or rubbing. Come.
DR. FRANCIS, D. C.
Haviland Block. 94 Washington St.
South Norwalk,‘Conn.
"osmomm
’1 his modern treatment has been lec.
ounizcd by the diifercnt, Legislatures
of most states in the union in outer
Io plil(.ii(‘(‘ OsteopthI in this state it
is necessary to be a graduate of 1 rep
utabic school that quuilcs four terms
of actual attendance. After glndua-
tion It is necessary to meet all the. re-
quirements required by the State
Board of Health. i am a graduate of
the A. ’1‘. Still Institute at Kirksville.
MIL. the parent, school. i have been
licensed to practice by the State
Board of Health. When you make up
your mind to il'y II. drugless treatment
it will our to III one that is based
upon scientific lenprles and one that
is roI learned in a few weeks. Ten
years actual experience
Jerome D. Wirt,
Osteopathic Physician.
No.‘12 Isaac Place. Norwalk. Conn.
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Al I THE FLAVOR
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Now is the time to learn the Auto
mobile business. Fall term stints
next week. Good men earn $25. 00 to
$10.00 per Week. Positions open to
no South for the Winter. (lull and get
full particulars regarding our unlimit-
ed course. Open evenings until 9
o'clock. ‘
NEW ENGLAND AUTO SCHOOL,
29 Well at, Norwslk.
IMFBIIIEB
FineChina
in Cake iii-III. Cereal Baits. Berry
sets. Chocolate Sets, Cup. Saucer and
Plate Sets.
M
We also have Imported China. in 100
Lops. Saucers, Diane‘s, etc.
imported Old English Blue Wars by
the set or single piece.
Crockery. Glassware, Houselurulsh-
tug Goods.
Wall imperasnd Prepared Paints.
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Window anodes and Picture Frames
in order.
' Contractor for Painting and boner:
Mil. 5.
wWII up in ill b a ti. drna Trldv
in Catapult Alt 49". them.“ .
L. ii. DECKER
it? Wnohianton limb
Deposits draw interest from the first of each month. m'
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‘i’ol. (Isa. ,, ”Iii! Nathalie
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Superiority is the one word that do. . '
fines our kind of clothes, made it» no '
- by the bentitalonted expert‘s weknow
of, from the but and, most urvlco— ' -
able fabrics shown In. the‘textlle mur- '
ket. l .. how'mm
Price's clothing il brim full of style,
perfect in fit, giver enduring service
and biggest money's worth.
Furnishings, hats and shoes, too.
all of high grade at medium cont.
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HEAD To Foo'r‘ oormrrnns.
98 Washington Street, '\ \ g “t r South Nomllk.
Tel. 165-5 5. ‘Vfl T NkfiiflI—fl '
Saturday, Nov. 2d
with a 25 cent purchase or more of
has boilers. Spices. Extracts; can
Ghocolate eta. etc.
In addition to usual checks. ' . l
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Sugar-~20 lbs. ‘$|.OO
i26 Washington St.
South NW“.
Phone 655-2.
An Up-to-Datc Store.
We follow the market for low prices and .give our trade the
benefit of same. Butter. Eggs, Smoked Meat and many other ev- ..
cry day necessities included In our special offer today. ' "
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VERY BEST BUTTER. none better at any price, lb. ........ 31c
WARIRANTED EGGS. for Saturday only; dozen . . . . . . . . . . . .asc
SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS. nice and lean. lb. . . . .. . . .9V3c
p
Sweet Cider. gal. .......... 25c
3 lbs. Yale Crackers. milk. .. .25I:
3 cans best York State Corn.25c
2 cans Alaska Salmon... . . . . .asc
2 cans Columbia Salmon. 1-2. 25c
Citron for canning.
Cauliflower. Parsnips.
Small White Pickling Onions.
Native Celery. fl‘dl'nips, Can
rots, Bunch Beets.
Red. Yellow. and‘Whitc Onions.
Quinces.
Louis Jogeloff
72 North Main Street.
South Norwslk. V
Te‘w can. 698’50
SPECIAL.
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mucus:- “summons SHOULDIRS, our pound “Whoa
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United Grocery 00. M. Emma
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