thrillers Niles.
For? Nopwulkand vicinity: Fair and
silently colder routers and Saturday.
“ A slight disturbanceis central this
morningjinthe Lake‘Reglon. but pleu-
aant weather pregails generally in all
sections east of the Rocky Mountains.
The minimum temperatures in the ex-
treme'northern sectiOns ware between
twenty degrees and thirty degrees, and
in the Lake region and New England
between thirty and forty degrees.
Conditions favor far this vicinity pier»
sant weather and not much change in
temperature. , '.
~0ld Folks’ Concert will be reputed
at Norwalk M. E. Church tonight.
Popular~ sheet music at reduced
price at lirlggerman’s tomorrow. The
ad. ill tell you more about it.
p —-Fresh Hams. the 1b.; fresh‘sidc
Pork, Lgc. Hayes’ Mkt.
1f the name Alfred Benjamin &
Company is on your clothes you have
the right sort. Joseph Davis sells
them.
-—-Elgin Butter. 30c lb. F.D.L. & Co.
Miss Adelaide Naphey and Miss Ger-
trude Halloran visited the automobile
:show at Madison Square Garden. New
York, yesterday.
«Matinee tomorrow, Hoyt's Thea-
tre. 2:15 p. m.‘
M. F. Foren, manager of the Nor-
walk Boston Store. is in New York
today in connection with the purchas-
ing of holiday goods.
n..—
I «Basketball tonight at the Rink.
Norwalks vs. Bridgeports. League
game. West Ends vs. Winnipauks.
Miss Clara 'F‘. Craw.‘who. has been
visiting Mrs. John'.'A.,"l‘eevlng. of
.(irand Rapids. Mich., {of the past
two months. has returned to South
Norwalk. 0n the return trip Miss
Crow 6 pped for a few days at Buf-
falo, vi ting Niagara audlother points
'of interest. ’ '
——A good opportunity for the public
to buy holiday presents by going to
the Norwalk Congregational Church
this afternoon and evening. and look
at Mr. Sliby's oriental goods. You
cannot afford to miss it.
w
llefore the Common Pleas Court In
Bridgeport today, Michael Anglese
asks for an injunction against ller-
man Quittner and others, to prevent
them from breaking an alleged con-
lract. Anglese has a fruit store in
Lexington avenue and claims that, no-
cording in his lease. the owner of the
property has no right to allow another
fruit store in the building.
--—Greening Apples. 83 bbl.
Lawton & Co.
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’l‘hc rehearsal of tho Choral Union
will be held next Monday evening.
November 11. in the South Norwulk
Congregational Chapel. There is still
opportunity for any desiring to join
the chorus to do so. and application
blanks can be obtained at the re~
lwnrsul next Monday evening. The
chorus begins speoiul work in the slum
log of folk-songs, some oi them our
accompanied.
”C. it K. Derbios. O'Brien.
Miss Lillian Courtwirgbt. of Ui'llliw-
purl. the inventor of the Courlwrluht
system of musical kindergarten, will
give u lulk explaining the system in Mkl
the lecture room of the South Now
wulk Methodist Episcopal Clmrch. ul 2
o'clock l‘l’mlnokduy afternoon. Novem-
hur iii. This system is u now uppllru-
lion orilw kindergarten method and
lays the l‘ouudution for further mow
lcul study in un exceedingly easy and
happy way. All molhcru urn uulwoiully
invited to hour Miss Courtwrlghl.
MA Jolly limo ls uutlclpullnl at Odd
Fellows' liull lolliulil. Admission “Joe.
The baboon corpus case of Miss
fillers McClonuliuh. the New Cannon
heiress. against her conucrvutor. lir.
Charles A. Soovlile. or New Canaan.
is being heard before the Superior
(Joint in Bridgeport today. Miss lilo:
lilduuhsn claim that she is being cur
duly restrained of her rights. She
is represented by Fessendeu and Car-
ler, of Stamford. while Dr. scoville
is represented by Walsh and Huhheil.
of Norwuilt.
wWakeiield . Oysters. large
Clams. Hard Chestnut Cotbill‘s.
bong
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porno. 81.99. cm. I: 59 3pm...
Frank H Haitian
Great overcoat sale for men. boys
and children, at D. Gottlieb's. See ad.
4Limmersion Hats. O'Brien.
Arthur 0. Wheeler is confined to his
home in Arch street; Norwalk. by ill-
ness.
St. John's Lodge, F. nnd‘A. M.. of
Norwalk,‘conferred the follower-aft do
gree last night.
~iiusketbali tonight at the Rink.
Norwalks' vs. Brid'ge‘ports. League
game. West Ends vs. Winnlpauks.
Liggctt's Saturday candy at the
a box.
it
——Cholce Nathe Chickens, 15c 1b.,
at iiayeé' Market. “
M‘rs. Eugene Davis. of the glbve
department of the Boston Store. is
—II—Ho.vt's Theatre. Adam Good 00.,
tomorrow matinee.
Robert 'B. Gregory, of F. b}. Lock-
wood and Company’s store, Norwalk.
is laid up at his home in Cranbury
by illness.
—~Fresh or Corned Hunks, 10c 1b..
l-iayes' Mkt.
Judge John H. Light, Judge Joseph
R. Taylor and Prosecutinlg Attorney
William F. Tammany are in Bridge.
port today on. business.
wRed Onions,~250 pk. F.D.l.. & Co.
othy Lockwood are in Mlddletown. to
attend the sophomore hop and other
festivities at WesleyanCollege.
-See Princess of Patches, tomorrow
matinee. Hoyt‘s.
There was quite .8. flurry of snow
in Norwalk last night. It is also claim:
ed that there ivas also one yesterday
morning, the first of the season.
—-.0. if: K. Stiff‘Hais. O'Brien.
Division No. 1. A. 0. PL, ol‘ Norwalk,
held a meeting last night. Among the
matters discussed was a dance and
it was voted to hold one shortly.
~I‘rlncess of Patches, Hoyt's 'l‘hcuv
trey, tomorrow matinee.
._._...__._.._.
. Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculley yes-
terday sold-at suction a horse. for-
merly the property bl’ Gabriel Morton.
for its keep for some months.
——i.olu of Pork. chops or roast. lilo
lb. Iiuyes‘ M)“.
Miss Auun Murphy. of the Boston
Store, and family. will soon remove
from i00 Connecticut avenue. to their
handsome new home in East avenue,
which is about completed.
~Nntive Potatoes. 5 ho. lots, 90c bu.
F. D. Lawton & Co.
The Norwalk 'l‘own ’l‘cachel's' As-
sociation will hold its regular meet-
ing at the Center School 'i‘uesduy eve-
ning November l2. Rev. Dr. Saul O.
Curtlhe will address the teachers on A
Half Hour with it Great Seboolmastor.
wPork Chops. 16c lb. llnycs' Mki.
Degrees were wérkod upon two cum
didates at the mdeting of Olive llrnuch
Lodge, Knights of i'ytlilus. The New
Canaan members ‘wbo were expected
to be present. were unable to attend.
A line collation was served. compris-
ing sauerkraut uud fruukl‘uriers.
«lied Onions, 25c pk. ll‘.l).l.. (i. Co.
Slur of Columbia Circle. Compan-
ions of Foresters of America. enior'
iulucd District Deputy Mrs. Wider-
munn, of Stamford. of their meeting
lust night. The resignation of Miss
Jennie Hooligan was received sud
Miss Margaret. Kennedy was elected
secretary in her stood. ltouiluo moiv
tors were also. transacted.
will lb. pull pure Lard. Slim. Hayes“
The. Norwulk lloeion Store bun Jlliii
mude u rm'tunuto purchase of women‘s
and mluses' coat» and units. These
garments are from the some line of u
wall known uulnofucturcr. and were
bought at about ouo‘third under the
regular price. They will be sold in
the surue proporilon. and lho ropuln-
(ion of the fission filoro «binding br-
himi (inch purchase, the opportunity is
u rare one.
W
“Florida Orange». 26c dos.
Lawton & Co."
Macaw”.-.
Regular Sale of
SHEET MUSIC
10 cent: a. copy. ¥
COLEMAN’S”
new «rear.
10 new naval. 01..
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Clifford‘and Bridge Pharmacies. .X’i‘ry .
visiting friends in New Canaan today.
The Misses Isabelle Aller and Dor» ‘
arsrty ~ w . o es. w
. , Eier‘y man -.who appreciates characterised indie I
iduelity in Clothes willzvrotc for Varsity Clothes on
héi hppcarance and on their record for. style and
this town. and, their unanimous re-eleCtiblrf asythe
smartest clothes made is submit for. this season also.
finished as fine as clothes can be‘ finished. life now
g ,’Va.r§iiy units and opens.
in a 'splendid range of the choicest fabrics in all the
new browns, greys and blues—many exclusive weaves
and patte‘rnsn-tailored in the most perfect way”, and
finiShcd‘ as fine as clothes can be finished. are now. .
ready; We invite you to see them before making
your selection of Winter Suit and Overcoat.
Good Hats repay election betsmcorrect Derbies
and Soft Hats—$2 and $3. . '
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hi7
{Reasons Why You Will Make More 1
Money by Feeding Home Ground, Bon- J
uie Stock Feed.
No. 1.——More Energy for Work Horses.
No. 2.-—Better Flesh on Market Livestock.
No. 3.-——Uniform Development in Young Stock.
No. 4.«-—A Full Milk Flow From Your Cows. ’
No. 5.7—Peri‘ect Condition of all Your Livestock.
No. li.—7Econorn_v, Maximum Results, Minimum Cost.
The Perfect, ‘Bulunced Ration. .
Buy Oats That: Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH.
m
Mitlure’s Magazine: $1.00
* .. for one near. “
Publisher’si’rice SI .50. Save 500 by ordering through
Wm. P. Beers,
gBook and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall Sh, Norwalk. 6 South Main St. South Norwalk
Yard Pea Coal $4.50. No.2 Nut Coal$5
Eco. Stove and Nut Coal, $6.50.
. Delivered in the cellar.
Carefullu screened. Free from slate.
‘ Best qualitu.
O
Raymond Bros.
o. B.Jacksdn.
7 Optician.
i
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
Bl WALL OTII‘T. NOIWAL .
Life Is Not a Sport
hula Long. Sieadu Pull.
To accumulate property we must have carefully. systematically. per»
sistently, a few dollars each week. but
it Is Worth Willie;
Start a Savings Account with the ’
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.l fm remorse ascribe:
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.. mm W em on or as: is oh mam
alumni;
2999b. ‘
‘ Quality.
; leis .
v.
This candy is nude 0!. the best grads
. chocolate. pure cane sugarfland fruit
juices. packed in 'dninty. white boxes,
in assorted flavors and always fresh. ,
' THE APOLbO—Ji‘he Chocolates of
When you desire the but
ask for Apollo. Hundsomely packed in
half, pound and twopound boxes,at
30¢. 40:, 600, 80c and $1.50.
ll.
u um Pharmacy,
THE Pnescmprlou srons.
Telephone Gall, 15—2. .
All Orders Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY INI‘IZIWALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m."
, Stocks rose a fraction or more over
‘last night’s level in the opening deal-
logs, with few exceptions and without
effect from the iOWei‘ range of the
earlier quotations from London. New
York (lenlrnl advanced 1 1-8, Consol-
idated Gas 2. American Sugar pfd.
1 1-4 and Union Pacific, Canadian Pao
clilc. Atohlsou. Pennsylvania and
American Smelting large fractions.
The U. S. Steel Sinking Fund bonds
were down .l W, General Electric 1
and American Sugar and Wasting.
house Electric large fractious. There
was very little activity in the market.
WALL STEM, 11 a. m.--Oonsalidnt-
ed Gus rose 3, Canadian Pacific and
Southern Railway. pfd. 1 before the
market become heavy.. Amalgamated
Copper genie the first intimation of
weakness which ultimatelyspread to
St. Paul, Union Pacific. Reading and
American Smelling. The decline stop-
, ped when the active list had fallen back
to about yesterday's closing prices.
Steel Sinking Fund bonds sold down
259 to 80. The market was advancing
again at ll o'clock. Union Pacific and
Pennsylvania. gaining n. point.
WALL STREET, Noon.-When the
United States Steel Sinking Fund
bonds rallied a point large buying or-
and Penna, iiflin rthein 2% over last
night liild the w ole market Iurned
strong. Bonds were irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.——'l‘he mar-
lcet becameatronger and more active
as large ordersconlluued to flow in
for Reading. Pennsylvania. Union Pu.
clflc and American Smelling.’ (len-
ci‘al gains Were well over” :1 point.
ABOUT TABLE LlNEN.
: [t llllliifii‘i-l not. how neutly one may
have the table urmnged. if the table-
liuon is not spotlessly white the up-
penrnnco is marred by the defect. Cure
must be taken of fine linen or it soon
guts yellow “dip“ so much dreaded by
careful housewives.
The first mistake in mode by ibrow-
but the tablecloth in the laundry bag
with napkins which are damp and they
always are when finger bowls ure us-
ed. Each piece should be dried and
stillns removed before pinning it away
for washing. .-
’l‘o properly wush lhcm they cannot
be made pure and while if placed in
with other clothes. This is n warning
to heed. Soak the linen in tepid water
for three-quarters of an hour and ul-
wuys wring pieces by hand. for wringor
creases do not come out at times. even
under a heavy but iron. Next. put the
clothes in a good suds. wash carefully
and put in a boiler of cold water which
has nothing but borux to soften it.
firing the water to a boil, give the piec-
es n second .nude. then carefully rinse.
’l‘wo persons should stretch the. long
tablecloth and place it on a line. haug-
iug it perfectlyovon. in ironing they
must be rather damn.
lWHAT A YOUNG GIRL“. MUST EX»
PBCT.
if you want to be a business
don't forget that all business is
brutal. Don‘t go into business
helped or lifted gently over
plumes.
You .wlll bo puld lo mukr rough
pluses smooth for your employer. if
you want. help or sympathy. go to u
home for lho enfoebledwif ilwy will
take you.
You will never be engaged because
ydu what. the money. but because your
employer name your service. says the
"Women‘s idle.”
if you are not competent in do the
work don't buy: your influential friends
to secure an opening for on just be-
cuuse'thoy would rather u this than
loud you money at regular intervals.
"Brit.” you say, "it must start some-
where." .
True. but if rt at the bottom.
Better star out in a small way and
gradually rise than begin at. some.
thing better when but halfdraiundsnd
girl
a bit
in be
hard
. ill equippw.quterhury American-
W
. Mixed stimulates for Saturday and
Sunday at it. W. Kelley, Jan‘s. ,
W
"3010!!!
Joseph 1.. Wall: is spending a few
days with friends in town. Mrs. Wale
, and Miss Florian Weir are in ,iirook-
s ‘. Josephltesko was found wander-mg.
I about the streets trying 'daorfi iii 3
'* ~ .. when:paraphrasing.
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Q93 PAID .ON DEPOSITS. . RESOURCES “one one influences! “um insidious vi f 1:!” m:
Wired for
J 3’ Til”. in tin;
dcrs were executed in Union Pacific .
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Young» Men 1 '
We have been ‘ omission. in
we knew ”what," uou waut~clolhfies
that are built foruo’u alone. We
have them fashioned for hour
taéle bu the. highest grade tailors? ,
in this countru.‘ These suits‘uref ,1 7
not uncle’s - or father’s stifle ‘ but;
hours.” and then express just that»
smartness that will appeal to 11011.}
fit it.
“a HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. ‘ 4W}, - !‘ ~ .
g rice’s Chilling
I 98 Washington Street. ‘x. \ \ ~., *?§,;Soutli “mm;
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We buy goods at lowest possible prices in large quantities owing to the I
many stores With which we are connected, and sell them at the ’lowest,
figures—that's all. ' . “ ur- “MMW’WIM . .
We include )9 our specials this week not shopworn, stale goods. or teas
and coffee. which value could lie-exaggerated by giving away building lots
with fences around them, but every-day necessities. prices on which you,
Butter. Eggs. Lard. Cereals. etc. W!"
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are posted:
vsnv assi- eLeiN CREAMERY BUTTER, per-pound ..............29c _
WARRANTED EGGS. fresh western, per dozen ............. ........25c
2 pounds Altman's SHIELD BRAND JPURE LEAF LARD .. ......... .25c
Red Onions, native ..... pk., 30.; Native Potatoes, bu. .......... 95c _
P" ,qt. 5° Red Seal Codfioh, pkg. . ..... ‘5: .
"Hm” OMM‘ 'I """" 5“ " Pk" 39° Force Breakfast Food, 2 pkgs. ....25c
- P" “’6‘: M l Fl k k 12
White Oniono. for pickling or gen- ‘9 3 °" 9 9‘ °
em u" ________________ 9... pk., 50c Seeded Raisins, pkg. . .......... ..150
“ Per qt. 7c 2 pkgs. Currants, new .........‘..25c
Yellow Turnlps, the noon klnd.bu., 75c Fancy Lemons, dozen . .. ......... 25:
People, 21c 3 lbs. Milk Crackers... ....... .25e
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Remmber, all goods sold comply with the Purl.- Food Law.
Louis J oseIOff, If
72 North Main Street.
South NorwaikI.
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Tel. Call, 698-2.
ForSaturdayand Monday : 5
_ In“
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20 lbs Granulated Sugar for ' 9'70. .
Extra Fancy'Sweet Potatoes, pr.pk.24“c
I
Best Butter, none better. per lb. 290
a
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Native Potatoes. per peck ....25c_‘
AnykindofFlour,perbag 79:
WurrantedEggs.perdozen 25c
Grape Nuts,fresh goodnperpackege ..... ...............,roc
Three roc packages N. B. C. Crackers for . . .ast
Any kind of we Pancake Flour, 3 packages for .. . . . ...25e“ ‘ .
Cranberries. per quart .. m;
New Prunes. just arrlvm. 3 pounds for 25¢
a cannibudley's Pumpkin for . wage:
saucy Dates. apounds for ”mass
Meatless Shoulders. per pound 9c gi
Doyle'sKetchup.zsc size.‘for r5:
We. give 1 package Uneeda Biscuit FREE witii‘every pound of
ouragc Cofihe or m pounddoc Tea. . ‘ I ; , ‘
Fancy Snow King. Baldwin auditireening Apples.j(irspes. sweet
Cider, Tension. Cabbage. Pumpkins. Native Celery and Cauliflower.
allnlleiilmurg to. M Epsi ”
sournuonwahx. -1 , harm! the
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