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Slx90...... .. .650 8111. mounts? a 1
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A subscription hence will be held at ‘
_the Country Club, laturday evening.
A regular meeting or the Norwalk
Building, Loan and Investment Assoo
clat'lon will be held this evening.
Sunday was rally day for the'Spring- ‘,
wood Chapel Sunday school and Intel'-
estlng services were held-1 .
BREW. ,
The Sunday school board of the N01-
walk Methodist Episcopal Church will .
hold a meeting- Frlduy evening in the
church parlors. f
Mrs Emily.Bout011.of Spring sfrect,
has. gone to Milford, whole she rc-
sumes her-position with the Nichols
Underwear Company.
Waltel and Howard Hendricks. of
Norwalk, expect to. spedd Saturday
and Sunday with their mother, who l'e-
sides lll New York city
'A 860d rival“ 'm‘ymi 11w, will“... _
Miss Ruth Carlin, of West. street.
will entertain the members of the Si i
lent Seven of the South Norwulk de- l
tist Church, on Friday evening.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Geolge Mills, of G cor.getown Fri
day:M111.Mills was a former well-
known young lady of Norwalk.
.The Daughters of Erin llsdles‘ All\""
lliary to A. 0. l1.. Division No. i. will
hold a dance 11. week from tilis e1ell
tug at the A. 0. H.1lall. in all street.
Berte Brady and his uncle, tiled
Bette. fl'om' New York. who are guests
of their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs
Isaac T. Payne, returned home Sull
day night.
Mrs. Frederick Hyatt and Mrs. Can-
field. of .Westport avenue, Norwnlk.
have gone to1 Stcpnev Conn. .1wi1ere
they will be the guests of friends for
11‘ch days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Holt and
daughter 11"11d, Mr. and M18. Potel
Br,ow11 of Winllipauk. spent yesterday
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
Wood of Brunchvilic.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gregory, the
Misses Ethel 11nd Verna Gregoly and
Master Clayton Gregory. of Norwalk.
sue}: Sunday as guests of their aunt
Ephraim Fitch, of Godfrey streei.
Weston.
W. H Pallneleeome'wnlk. 11111111»
turned to ills home aftel a week's bus-
iness trip to Splinglleld WIIC'le tho
scmlwannllai cmlvontiort of the memo
gems of the Hesse clothing system has
been held.
it n0W1 'lot of' automobile register
books will be ready in the office of
3..
ii
, thesecretary ,of state in Hartford. in
a few days. The proofs have been
read and the printers are at work 011
the order.» 1
Perley C. Sttlrges. of Willi strm
.Norwalk. took an insane woman from
the Westport Sanitarium, ,1"'.esteldny to
an asylum in N01 folk 001111.. The
trip was made in one of his large an
. tomobiles.
The committee oi! the Pine Ledge
Club will hold 11 meeting this clen-
.ing. at the home of Robert-Null 11111011.
in West avenue. to talk 01 or the 111st-
tor of securing 11. new site and (war
ters for the club.
The employees of the Walllizcl and
Dl'eyer hat factory in Railroad avenue
‘nre enjoyi ‘11; mo little vacation until
there is a readjustment. the partner
ship having been dissolved. though it
is expected that'- either Mr. Dreyer 01'
Mr. Wafhizer will continue the busi-
110518." '
—Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.
The Wooster Guard lluglc and
Drum. (3011111. of Daubuluy will attend
the. annual ballot The Yale Fife and
0111111 Band. in South N01'1v11lk,'oll
Thanksgiving eve, and 011 December‘1
11th will be in attendance at a ball
. to be given in South N01 walk by Bec-
cliel" 5 Drum and Fife COIDS:
The Carpenters and Joillers' Union,
of America: Local No.17“. Will hold a
special meeting. tomorrow evening. at
its headquarters in' the Gazette build
i11g,in"'Wall street. when the general ‘ -
officers for the ensuing year will; be
elected and sonic action will be taken
011.1 Imendtnen'ts lo the constitution
The 9: 30 trolley car' at Norohon ran
off the tracks yesterday morning, at
thowl'oot ofidtbs‘ hill» south 1the other
side of the switch. It was necessary
for Superintendent Charles Copley to
go down with a'forpe of ,men on a big
,lumbo 11,011.10, replace the car on the
rails.' No serious damage was done.
Several interesting letters have
been 1.1911911111111111 the 1‘" 01111111100111.2111."
Those who witherisedc'the performance
of Tirevmyil‘dshould take advantafie
. of this opportunity1 to give their onin
ion 011‘ the subject. ‘The‘ contest closes
at neoniThnrsday ‘.A lsnyopsis '0!
Will' hé found in these col
mm ‘I‘mt M "pl- “I?
.hntlw " .But if yohlicol‘na
C I“ locustomalry for tevery“
. . 1? 0,1,0
‘ . "(.1011 etcrlptlon wink.
6001! claim, but we can't
9E be 1110.1
caps I la lit a d
comwesg‘itoog olydru‘gs. P
~11 We have the goods, 111,, ,
. humpmeaf,.thecxperie1lck, .,
£1111:
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.13 NORTH M11111 crass-1'. 11,1
TEL. 6211-3.
mo'oancams.
7'0951-50
11111111111.
Cor. Wall and High Streets. 1
Norwalk, Conn.
' Weisbach
Junior
The biggest little light—gives
" 501cal1dle poweriight.
Burns 4 Hours for
1 (3001’s Worth
' of Gas.
Attaches to any gas fixture. Use
your own globe. either gas 01
eel c, to be uscdon chan
deliel's, pendants or wsliibrack-
1115. Efficient and economical.
Connecticut ‘
Company
‘ 751:. 5734.
TEL. 573—4.
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» SpeCIaltles
We not only keep 11 full lillc of the
, highest grade of
Staph: and Fancy Groteries
13,111. ,we keep a variety of the
Little Dainty Speclallies
that make the dining table a charm.
Call. telephone 01' lot 113 cm on you.
We wind to demonstrate to you that
this Is the place to do; your trading.
New goods in Prunes. Cluster and.
Ins,. Seeded and Sultan Raisins. Clean
edcurrants, Citron. Orange and
on Peel. Heinz Mince Meat, New Shall
ed Nuts and all new seasonable goods
‘IIS OVEI‘. ‘ ' . i
Coffees, Teas. Butter. Eggs.
Buy Edibles you can eat;
1 most complete we evonpgdgv‘hlues are astonishing.
(IThis store claims 11111111,” , '
to make you realize that. Thanksgiving ,
is user. It is a pleasure to show you ,
'0ui- dine. and a profit to-you to look ‘
When you want the best coins belted '
The breath of cold winds these days remind you that you will need
Blankets and Comfortables. You will 11nd at this store the largest lino
shown in this viclnltyu':
' These 1131111111111 and Oomfortables will interest everybody who has warm
bed clothing 10 buy and, who is not ad verse to saving money. Stocks 111-91119
'1" '
11“"
BEANli 691: to $7.50
00111
Fuhiuai Dulutors and Embalnlcl's, l 1' 1.
12-111 Ninth 111111111111“, 5 South Norwalk‘, Conn
1“! 01 ll, fit-'3 :1... ,1'1111!
‘.11 his! 11
' 1
O B Jackson
011110.11 “ ’ "' '
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free.
‘ 511 WALL when. 1111011: «I.
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NORWALK. ,,
FORGE TO THE FRONT THROUGH
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
IF YOU WANT TO EUOCEED
IF YOU WANT A GOOD SALARY
IF YOU WANT 10 BE INDEPENDENT
YOUNG MAN. DON'T DREAM. ,
THREE UP-TO-DATE SCHOOLS.
‘ “ South Norwalk. Bismiord.
BEGIN NOW.
Port Chester.
Underwear
Weather indications point to the immediate need for plenty of warm
U11de1wcnr both for comfort and for health.
We are ready to supply 11 great mony women with a great variety of
worth Underwear ui muny price grades, and you can depend on the quality
of each garment as being reliable in’ every respect.
N. E. Ryan 8. Co.,
6,6 Washington Street. "
South Norwslk.
33 South Main Street, South Norwalk.
3—Days' Sale—~31 3—Days’ Sale—3
113 1.213”, 1; 331;: for :12? s 5 Black .Tutfeul sul. waters 5 1.98
A e 11‘ ......
1211 LADIES‘ surl's for ...... 317. 3 4 NET WMSTS “’.’ ‘ 1.1111
:10 moles' (.0 ATS m, ,,,,,, , 5 ,6 o SKIRTS for .......... t 2.93
115 1.1111111. ' COATS for ...... s 9. cs 3,8 SKIRTS fur ------- - 111111 t 4-98
resumes COATS for .315.» ‘
Sale in Both Stores
515 517 111111 St.. serum. 311 sd 111111 51-311111111111111.
Reed 11 Volhsledhcco, ‘
36 WASHINGTON STREET
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TELEPHONE 35.4.
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F stands for ifnotw‘eor. €va have the best,
L stands for Ladies, coins 011d invest.
Y_ stands fol Youth. which we shoe as well
N stands for New and Nobb'y‘. lis lWell
N stands for Now. a good time to buy
A stands tin“ All. 0111' goods to try.
Nstlillds for Norwalk‘. u'ol. far away.
Dstaxids for Duty. to trade' where 'twill 1111,1'.
R stands fol Rubbers. also for Ruin.‘
_ .. Y stands for You to call‘ in 1111111115:
, ,. ° A staildsdor All to keep this tor‘e their eye. ‘
N sihil s for Never "to forget us when you buy
u‘,
LEADING GROCERS. . ,.,
Church 81 Miller : 3 fi
331 we“ wlAsulue'rou eraser, ,
.,. . .
Fresh Shoulders, ll"
..11.51.
".1611 to'milke “Would 119110 more
“' to our store-,flust as quick as quip 1' ' ‘
can.
htuid~but they‘ lI move
may got therd‘ befoi‘e" they go; _
LED 8." KOPPEL
. hast-1101111131.; TAILOR11
1mNVo-ulzto151m. 11 _,
11,1.',..1111.l._'§1t.1t . :. '
24 No. Hills Sta. 1 South North-lit.
’ Tel. 33645.
a .
.9
Rod Move ,
'Wo' ye got some fine specials on i
Tguick you '
DAY you
, 11"2Lss. CHOP sass”
snouLosn arr-.1111.
.ml» '1
.' , , a alt!“ no”,
' .flwohmnon Street, ,f, ,j‘ffiglifll :
mum fill-ism" 1111971220: 81191119111111
VIENNA N 17 -'rhe infinity 11911111110111 mellow:
dammed: Countess Sheclleuyl', who 11,11 1:111 ‘
.521.
1 actor 110101 who will be seen at iloyt‘s
' ’i‘heutre Saturday afternoon and night
the contrast play to-
‘ sis of The Bishop.
. and evening:
‘ has promised to wed llul'bnmé/lrretou.
1' but; while 1'in Paris he bee 11105 no
' anointed with the Duchess of Quentin
itbul through the green and goodness
The Paris Cloak and Sllit HousQ‘
1111 111111 111111
J City Oliicials Added by Recent
V . incur-0.111 law
cities cannot interfere. with. 1101. long
' , driving.
1 New Haven is- -sltogethe1~- too bigh.”. .
. When appmsched upon .-.1this topic,
Coroner Mix saldllast nights ' 1 ,
"l have no hesitation in saying that '
there should be an ordinance in this
' city restraining the' speed of auto-
mobiles to as low as eight miles per
1 11.:0111' The state law should. have. 1110 =
CLOSES AT NOON. THURSDAY‘
t 21!.-
.1 MR. 011011011 03511. ‘
(The distinguished American char-
In The Bishop.
The Devil).
V iii-low will be found {1 short synop-
which comes to
lioyt's 'l‘lleutro Saturday
Francis Herlcourt. 11 young student
and is that losing his soul to her To
suve him from this his motilel sends
him to Rance to the Abbey. whclc ills
uncle. is bishop. and time be Is to
remain for scvelal weeks to decide
whether he would enter UK‘ church Oi
not. The time has elapsed and he
must give uttelallce to his decision.
lie is not urged in either dilectlou.
and heartfelt interest in the bishop.
who ulltnngles his love knot. 1101 built),
Francis llerlcom't is linully dlnwn
from the duohcss. -
The bishop is brought into ('Ulll'i'll-
"only! home i o and his simplicity has
won for him 0 admiration of his dlo
00110. The duciless is the support oi
the church and is a widow. Her- hus-
band‘s will orders that if she Iliarrlcs
ngnill her' fortune must. go .to the
church. lrrespecth o of the sc al'cltl of
money in the bishop's diocese be for
goes this rntilcr then see either oi
them. Francis and the ducllcss. llll
happy. usilley would be. 110.11 mere
studclltmsho 11 women of the wolld.
its poor. and she used to all the rhinos.
The Bishop of iluucc. the title role.
In played b1 George Oiler. who has
been thirty years ill dramatic tlold.
playing with llootil ulld llurrmtt E
ii Sotlleln. Sr. nod for many years
leading man of the lute Charles ilmt‘s
Montgomery. i1. 6. Basile. Chester
Buyer and Frederick 11.11110
.lohu Oll1er i-iobbs iMls. Cl digit-1 and
is u. decided coutlast to The Devil.
which has stirred up. 0111'
people. 1
a
W
will sure you permanently bv stimu-
lating the digestive organs so they will
‘uct. naturally. in olry’s Orino lmntivc
does not gripe. is pleasant to take and
ford Pharmacy and il. ii. Plaistod.
Milli ill] Silliitii
Fatalities lo Need oi Siriulcr
' ’ I " Regulation
lug statements Win 0
‘ment the coroner
you Automobile Club—silent: the
cent automobile accidents: '
Maven police. was the ill-3111111111 seen.
He said in: part:-
' "Manyl citizen‘s
today. to consult
matter.
”eight miles an bum-.11
in ulcer. under the state law
passed: at. the last session 10! the logic
will“ “understand
as we do: not prove a case of reckless
..‘,,,-
1 "I believe that the speed limit in
,bearlng 11110111clty eondltlons.l"1' . 1'
l'W§ To;
“WWW”..- w.
afternoon
The Bishop was Wlitten bl the late ,
Alncl'lcnu ‘ ‘
If you suffel froln constipation and
liver tlollble Foley s Orino lmxhtlvc ‘
you do not haw to take'luxntives con- .
tlnllally after taking Orino. The Cilf- ,
NEW HAVEN Ndv' Ila—The follow- 1‘
made by the _, ‘
head of the New Haven police llcpnrv 5
of New Haven '
county~lll1i1self an automoblllst and
nuclei the organisers of the New Ha. ,
re~ .
1" Superintendent 0.116191116111111, New
have come in here 1,
with me upon this ‘
I believe that the only way 1
no: help. check: this e‘vii'ds 10.30.. T,‘
stcrdn automoblllsts 1110111 lrunniug at i,
‘a speed withlulcity limits greener than ‘
The? present“
speed limit. for automobiles int 111111 ‘
1-0ityrls 26 111:! s‘ snwhour, providing ‘
, the road.
We csnnotl' as i understand
it. make an ordinance.» hero in'Ncw
. '1 Haven to interfere with the state law.
. ' if this is so, there ought to b‘e'somc
modification or this condition.
;
llngton" St. South
Norwalk
11'1“
gjaESDAY
. 0 .ll
MENT.
1
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 17~Corportli101
Counsel deuu'd i1. Rogers, of the City
of New Haven. has given an odicin
opinion in regard to the not. soon
days ago, of Walter Main, seioctmal
of the town of Orange. in taking awe:
the badge of a New Hayes policeman
110111 the entrance to Yale Field. Ml
Rogers quotes the law showing that
N011 iluveu has concurrent jurisdictim
with the town of Orange over the road:
in that town leading from New Ha
“‘1! to the St. Lawrence Cemetery. H1
says that he is “reliably lufor‘med
that, the act of Selectman Main tool
place upon the highway leading to tht
northern entrance to the. cemetery;
that in consequence Selectman Mail
is liable to legal procedure and penal
ties. for resisting an officer: that till
officer himself has a civil case fol
legal damages against Main and tha
the city has muse for action ill dam
ages for recovery ofthe budge. Select
1111111 illuln in a statement issued last
Sulludlu ciuilncd tbut ills utt 111121 1110'
1111 the highway. but. on abutting prop-
0111' of Yale Field near its entl'ullco. ,
#Fnl‘lllCl'B. mechanics. railroaders
lululrels l't‘Iy 011 Dr. ’l‘llonlus' Eclectrlr
Oil. Takes the sting out of cuts, burns
111' iuulscs at once. Pain cannot stay
91. 25 Really Blankets,
790 Heavy Blankets,
$5. 00 All W00i Blankets,
29c Flannelette Skirts,
59c Fiannelette Skirts,
79c Fiannelette Skirts,
W ‘
ssLEcTMAfl' LIABLE To PUleH ,
NEW rlsHl'NG anuS‘l'lél
Vlc'rdhih, s c..,Nov 17—41 g
lusine‘ss involving a‘ fleet of half a doz-
'211 small fishing steamers, a fast also '
steamer to collect sh from the Illa
clone to be establls ed at Prince Run
art Graham and M01 rls Bay Island, and
liner points, a fleet of five 01' six‘s ‘11
random of the North Sea. type. and
:lle expenditure of half a million dol-
'.al's in equipment generally Will be
established next summer by the Canto
.ilall Pacific Trading and Development
Company with Robclt Burton, of Dun-z
ion Eng. at the head A representa-
ire of a ‘glollp of London financiers in-
erected in the project has arrived
‘rom the Queen Charlotte islands by,
the steamer Amur.
DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION M "rs, '
PRESTON. No.17.——The ‘11,
winter institute of the Connectici‘li:
Ollirv'men 11 Association opened‘ here
,today in the Congregational Church
The members of the association" are
guests of Preston Grunge No.1l0.'
yhose president. A. D Zabl'isky. deli1-
'red an address of welcome. which
was lsspondcd to by H. G. Manchester.
president of the Dairvmen’s Assoclo»
:..ion The other speakers of the day
were Prof .L ‘11 Tlnllen‘lall of the Con-
llerlicllt Agricultural College, and‘ H. ,
G. Daniels, all cx- president of the 0811151 ,
”a“ where it is used. . .1»- ..1 elation
The company is positlully an excel 1 1 .11 - 1
font one. including Adele Davis. Ade , , L ,
lside Obcr. Gladys Noxon, (‘Ilflllefi't _ .1, ' :» , , 1
. dualitlcs. , ,
1 "but surely is simplicity
ried to 1101 t‘ectlou
cessiully incorporated.
. cylinder
li‘fts. rollers and what not—and
bring?
Talk to an Elmore owner.
F
«W ,1 .L‘ 4.. 1.
3 So,-
your agent at. 01100.:
satisfied. . _. .1
-. T.» 1.2,. .» :.... fl,
bile Club." shill:
Wu .
win bum Catcher 27. was today baptii It: may not be 1110011 form to offer
at h‘er mother' 8 home. omens Casi, your fashionable caller a bowl of hot
I,tlt,3,.1..'lT’he child was owned Coaneils soup. but it: oertninly is charming hos-
Nil-la Elekand s Nautilus. countess plmutyhh. 2.111111. 11 1. .1 it, --
9.111.191.1119» .1 1.11' 1 l
« 0
.'.11‘1
sble tumbler! Haven;
Hilly ..l l .11. ~ 1
'1Dlli‘wh0 11111111111119.1111 the or; .,
gluiizols or the {New 11111101111111me '
:".i should“ say. off
hand; that a rate of speed of ten miles
miles through this city Would be advls; ..
, , _ Simplimty Gives the Elmore
1 Its Tremendous Superiority
Three moving parts in the Elmore valveiess, two'oycl'o engine.
’i‘hrcc moving pints that 111-Orinoc- power in one continuous stream
'l‘ille'e mo‘vlflg‘ pd‘rts' that 5110' the car its truly magnificent rldi
It is the valveless. twocycle idea 11
And the Elmore is the only our in which it? is s
" 'hl'xanllne closely ‘the englnlc of any four- cycle cars—four 01's
Count the parts You ll ‘find them a hundred odd—1'alves,ca
it their valious fastenings and bear
' loge—each one pregnant with tro ble.
it that what you want? Do you banker for the endless bother.
heavy expense, which these, complicated fourcycle, engines inv, 1
Then don‘ t consider the illllndrc. ..
(let: his viewpoint.
as set ‘a'gains‘t the twocycié idea as you: are.- But\ he he's changed 11
1" " Talk to an 'Eim‘oi'e agent: He will 'corro'borhto all the owner
and tell you a lot more that Wlli open your ray is
, The 1909 93101010 is’i'eady how:
early last spllng. The new season's cals‘
more rapidly. though we pro 090 buildings almost again as many:
it you are impl‘hsse with, the Elmore troubleless' ides, call 0
Have a demonstration of the car and you will b
' And write for the 1999 literature
.Wiflit‘llr'tthl'l 111113."; 3 I
lie lilrobably w
The 1908 1111 Willis exits
bill fair 0 no 11111011 111110
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