W ' walk, was struck by a la1ge automo-
wearnaaironscasr.
For Norwuik and vicinity: Fair
and wa1me1 tonight; Tuesday showers.
A” welldeflncd storm area was central
this morning In western Kansas. it
produced cloudy and showery weather
he western and central sections.
' prevails along the northern ~At~
lantic coast, but no rain is falling. The
temperature In high In the central sec
liens. loudltions favor for this vi-
cinity fair weather with slowly rising
temperature, probably followed by, rain
on Tuesday afternoon or night.
A Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fay. of Dan-
bury, were visitors yesterdriy with
Mrs, Fey's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Kelley. ofIWest avenue:
William L. Olsen,~of Norw‘alk, has
sold his Ford runabout automobile and
has ordered 11 Mitchell car, the arrival
of which he‘ is expecting daily.
“Cad." the lniuhedhorse of the Plan»
our fire company, will be used tomor-
row morning for the first time Driver
1-lugh Cook is correspondingly happy
Over the fact
’ “2000 lbs. of Poultry arriving Tues
day morning Strictly fresh and se
lccted stock, 23 and 25c lb. Look up
our adv. in today’s issue before buying
elsewhere. Public Market.
A peanut stand of R. Mazza it
(30.. 481 Main street. Stamford, was
broken. Friday, by Harry Romano, of
South Norwalk. The injury was not
intentional, and Romano paid for it
Jersey Turkey, 250 111., at New York
Market
The Rev. ii. A. Sadtler thinks the re-
sult of the Harvard Yule football game
was just right as Harvard is his nlma
writer. He was prevented from going
to the game by other duties, much to
his sorrow
~English Walnuts 1513 lb. RDL &
A large number of the local mem-
burs of Pyramid Temple. A. A. 0. N.
M. S., will go to Bridgeport this eve
hing, when the Shrine will have a big
time. including a banquet at the new
Stratfleld Hotel.
A Thanksgiving Union service of the
N01 walk Methodist and Congregation-
al churches will be held at the latter
church. Wednesday evening. This ser-
vice ls held instead of having them on
' Thanksgiving day or evening
——(‘hoicc Native Turkeys.
llayes‘. Mkt. 1. .-
Charles L. Barker arrived home in
Norwalk Saturday afternoon from a
little automobile trip to Worcester,
Mass, In his Pope~Hartford runabout.
He returned via Pittsfleld, starting
from that city Saturday morning.
Gerald Collin. of Norwalk. and Bert
' Ruby, of Bridgeport have given 11p
their positions in th318011thport Auto
Company. and opened one for them-
selves in Strntforgd this morning. it
_ will be known as the Stratford Auto-
mobile Company.
—-—Cholce Turkey,
York Market.
1 The American and Nutmeg basket-
ball tennis will play the preliminary
game at the Armory this evening and
A it will be the second of a series of five
games, the first one having been won
‘ by the Nutmegs some time ago with
the ciase score of 20 to 21 points.
- The athletically inclined students of
' the Overlook Military Academy in East
W, avenue. are practicing diligently these
days for a proposed Marathon race. A
route followed by the young men in
‘ training is “around the block" from
-‘ Norwulk to South Norwalk and back
going via East and West avenues.
+5000 pounds of Turkeys,
choice at 23c lb. Hayes” Mkt.
, James Plunkett’s little black dog,
which has become quite a. well known
1, character about the streets of Nor-
230 lb.
A50 lb., at New
your
bile. Saturday afternoon, near the Ad-
Wam'slhxpress office in Wall str.eet and
for a time it was thought that one of
the forward legs was broken, but this
proved not to be, so.
~f4-English Walnuts. 15c lb. F. ”p
’ Lawton 11 Co. A
Mrs. Annie C. Hsvlland and daugh
tors, Misses ,Grace and Florence will
“ ‘ sail tomorrow for Europe. They go by
the southern route. on‘ the steamship
: President Lincoln. 0! the Hamburg-
W American line. Their stay abroad will
W be for an indefinite period. and much
. of the“ time lell bé‘ spent in Paris.
.~ 111.31.- residence at the corner of Fair»
.1 field] avenue has been leased to M1.
Fitzgerald. of the Price Clothing Com-
puny. , .‘ ,.
‘ - . +Natlve Turkeys. fiWSc lbW. at New
, ‘ Y‘or‘k Market.
, n WIIhingron 311111. south NomIlk.
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; Launch Warks.
A Wafer Shell Paint. Narr‘valk
Ls'r us wnrrs 11011113.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN. W
TELoW 165-2.
nurses. .
A remedy for. Pimplu. Douala.
Tether or Bait Rheum. Blown» 'i‘um
or‘s, Belle. RingWorms. Ulcers, Scrotu-
la and Blood Diseases.
751 some.
ANDERSON '8
Boat Framas set up and ready to
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All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Western Turkey, 23c 1b.. at New
York Market ‘
Attorney 1111 0. Gregory is in Siam
ford today on business.
Joseph B. Ella. Jr.. of Waterbury,
spent Sunday at his home I11 Norwalk.
Ducks. 201: 1b.. Geese 181:. at Hayes’.
‘ Miss Fannie McGiun, of Bridgeport,
spent yesterday with friends in Nor-
walk.
——Finest Turkeys in town.11t New
York Market.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Ward, of Arch
str not spent yesterday with friends In
Bridgeport.
Mrs. G. Merritt, of Cross street. Nor-
walk, spent the Sabbath withlrclutivcs
in Greenwich. A A ..
——Mixod Nuts, 15c lb. 131111.. it Co.
The barge Alert. loaded with 450
tons of behigh coal has arrived for
Raymond Brothers.
George Hyatt of Stamford formerly
well known in Nor'.wulk called on
friends in town yesterday. .
Mr. and Mrs R. l" Millard of New
York city. are spending a few weeks
with relatives in Norwulk.
A meeting of P. C. Lounsbury lodge.
New England Order of Protection, will
be held in Mystic Chain Hall.
A. M. Cusack. the sewer contractor,
who has done 11 large amonnt'oi‘ work
in this vicinity, is visiting in town.
A continued case of intoxication
against. William Wilson was nollcd
Saturday. by Judge Joseph R. Taylor.
—-Nativ‘e Turkeys, 231: lb. llaycs'.
- Miss Julia Smith, of Merwin street,
was a guest over Sunday of her sister
Mrs. J. B. Morris. of Orange, New Jor-
scy. .
Mrs. G. 1.. lllukham, of ”IIISIIII‘
Place. has been. visiting friends In
Flushing. Long island, for several
days.
-~Natlve Roasting Chickens
Duck. at New York Market.
Mrs. Hurry Raynor. of Yonkers, N.
Y.. Is spending 11 four days with 11111
mother. Mrs. G. Merritt, of Cross
street, Norwalk.
~W111rnntcd Eggs‘
Lawton 8: Co 1111
Dr. A N. Clark is expected home
tonight from Davtona. ii‘la.,wl1ere he
has been the guest of 13.11 liotch
kiss.
Hamid Glondcnnlug remains Ill at
his borne in West Main street, N01-
walk. P. H Nolan is _helplng out in
the pharmacy. _
~Cbolce Native Turkeys. 3:111. lh.;
Ducks, 20c; Geese, 180 1b., at liayes’.
Judge Fanning, of Boston, will do-
llver an address next Sunday evening
on Temperance. at the South Norwalk
Baptist Church.
Mrs. S S. Naphcv has returned to
her home in South Osborn 1111111110.
East Norwnlk. after a visit. with
friends In New Britain.
Another largo cargo of Lolrlgh coal,
the "Ferris Kind. ” has arrived in the
barge Red Star, No 26. for the hen-ls
Coal Company. The boat contains 1511‘.)
tons
A string of twenty—five or thirty 1111»
tomoblles were held "Saturday evening,
at the foot of Mill Hill. when the
fire apparatus was going to the small
fire in High street.
Captain William R. Pennington
found Henry Williams drunk in Day
street. Saturday night about 12 o'clock
and took him to police l1eudquartcrs.
Judge Joseph R. Taylor .ihls morning
continued the‘ case for two weeks.
The regular weekly class meeting
of F '1‘. Ruscoc‘ 11 class of the Norwnlk
Methodist Church will he held iomor~
row. evening at the home of S. 8. Se]
leak in Merwin street. instead of 111
the church as usual Mr. Selleck has
been ill for many months. and Is still
unable to get out of the house.
Edward Suller, a Bridgeport man.
who belongs to the‘ Salvation Army
in Bridgeport and who does carpenter
work for the army. fell from grace Sat
11rday in South Norwalk. He had come
to this city to do some carpenter work
for the local division and went to
sleep all the rear steps of the store-
house of the army in Water street. He
said he supposed the captain had a
key and he was waiting to have him
open the door for him. Judge Joseph
R Taylor looked Sulier over this
morning and turned him loose in the
custody of the local Salvation Army
captain.‘
and
..Sc doz. F. 1.).
Corporation.
, Hall in Wall street.
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Road the specials for tonight in the
adv of C. J. Mint: & Go.
Read M. 11‘ Hatch s adv. and learn
what Bonnie Food will ‘do.
Fine assortment of writing paper at
W A. Briggerman's. Read the adv.
Fresh arrival of turkeys at the Pub-
lic Market. Road the adv. in this is
sue. " ‘1 1
Cut-price groceries is what the
Great A & P Tea Company is adver-
tislng.
Fresh fish at Sllcox & “Van Scov’s
market on the Bridge. Read the adv.
in this issue,
Clothing for men. women and child-
ren‘ on the easy payment "plan at H.
Krieger d1 Co.
Sack suit styles for every man at
Rogers & Stevens. Read the adv. on
the second page: 1
1 Our l‘lr'othcrs' Lodge. No. 10. will
meet this evening at Odd li‘ellows'
Guns at a sacrifice are what the Nor-
waik Hardware Company is advertis-
ing. Better read the adv.
Full line of fresh fish at Cntbill's
Bridge market. The adv. will tell you
about the variety. price, etc.
Life is waster] unless one gets ahead
The South Nor-walk Savings Bank tells
you how to get ahead. Road the adv.
Concord Division. Sons of Temper
aucc. will hold 111. regular meeting this
evening at its quarters In Wall street.
The Clifford Pharmacy. In advertis
lug witch basal In their space today.
if you are Interested the adv will- give
you price, etc
A large Hururrd flag was displayed
Saturday in front of the meidcncc of
Mr. Mollcan, at the cor‘nui of West
avenue and Arch street.
F J. Bryant. of Norwalk,l1us gone.
to Wor'cestor, Muss. where he will
be representing the Worrester Salt
(‘ompnny during the Pure Food show
which in bring hold them.
A rehearsal of the play “Boys Will
1311 Girls" will be held in the South
Norwaik Baptist Church tomorrow
evening by the Bar 111-11 Class lucr'ubers
who will take part In the play
“most lleors, of W11si.',pmt went to
West h‘lcadwuy. 11111311.. Saturday. and
accompanied Mrs ill-111's home. after
she had recovered from 11 severe ill-
nose at the home of relatives in that
city.
William Rider. 1111.13.11 (l. .lregory,
Frank llrundnpv. Kenneth (lolchurn
and ('aliln Paddock of Nor\1.11lk were
1111111111.; those who witnessed the root
ball game Saturday .1ro1 noon at New
The Price Clothing Company‘s udv.
will interest you. ‘ .
The Clinton Cormrrandory. Knights
'l‘ornplnr. No. ll will hold 11 special
concl.1\-,11 i1‘11'ld111 cvcning 111 Its head-
quarters Win Wail street, Norwulk. at.
1'. ill! o‘.clock when the i-‘mlncnt Sir
Grand inspector Thomas W. Mmgrrn
ulll 111111111 his official visit here. 'Ihe
Knights arc to ‘uppcur In the full unI~
form and the illustrious order of the
red cross will be conformed The trust
nous 1111,1111an will be followed with 11
general social time when a bountiful
collation will be served.
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LIGHTED LAMPW OWAVEARWTURNED.
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Narrow EIcapI.
A narrow escape from a series fire
occu‘rrcd In Norwalk ,Saturday even
lug about 10: 30 o’clock, when a lamp
was overturned by one of the occu-
pants of Ratehford's Homestead Ho-
tel, in Main street
Officers Bryan Silk and Charles
Page were standing with err-Mayor
Charles A. Scaffold” 11511111 corner of
Maih and Wall stre As, when they no
tlced a flickering Wii hr. in one of the
windows of the pin Surmlsing that
it was 11 fire, the 0111,3111 darted across
the street and into {the room. where
the)"‘ found the whole tor) of a bureau
on re.
They opened 11 window and grabbed '
the blazing piece of' furniture and
threw it 61110 Main street. where It
was put out with bed clothes and pil-
lows, thrown out after it.
AUTO WRECKED A WAGON.
John Marshmallow SuItIlnI Damage
In WIItpor-t. a
.lolm Marshshallow. of Cross High
way. was thrown out of his wagon, Sat
urduy evening about 8 o’clock, when
his 11.111111 was struck by a smiitly mov-
lur,‘ automobile
The acrident occurred at the wuterW
lug tank in Westpori,whil11 the horse
was getting 11 1i1'.luk The
which was from New York riiv. run
into the rear of the wagon. smashing
It almost to kindling wood. and throw-
Ing Mr. Mnrshshallow and his young
daughter out. but luckily they were not
injured except. for a shaking up.
'i‘lu1 horse‘did not run away, nor was
it injured. The driver of the big
machine stopped and gave his number.
and said ire would settle all damage
done.
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FRIDAY Arreanood'cwa.
“—-
Memben Entertainer! by MrAI. luac 3.
JenningI. LII! week.
’l‘ho Friday Afternoon Club met last
week with Mrs. lsuac Jennings. it
was one of the largest meetings the
club has had. The following program
was given:
P1111111] and lip.- ii’ort liovnlints.
................... . M111 Jennings
rl‘bo Frondo ............ Miss Bocrum
The Hotel do Rambouillct and The
Prccicusea ..... .. . M 1113 Sadie Dibble
At the close of the afternoon, the
club quaricilc, consisting of Dr. Perry.
M 1's. Fellow. M 1's. flour and Miss Wal~
bridge gave two most pleasing selec-
tions. "inist Night" and "DIW‘Illlt to Me
Only With Thine lyes " Miss F‘arren
bill be the accompanist for the quar-
tcric this your. ,.
FOUGHT SMALL FIRE.
The NOIu'alh l‘he Department was
called out Sulurdny (Honing about 6
1""11lo(k to extinguish a fire in nu ill-iii
pile In the rcm' of Snell's llrothm"s
11111111131111 i11"lllgh street. An old bod
mattress and norm1 boxes composed the -
hurnable armorial of the fire. but it
was thought that the fire might spread
to nearby buildings, 1301: if) at the
corner of Main and Wall streets was
pulled. and the three companies were
soon on the scene. but only two of the
small hand extinguishers were used to
put out the flames W
WHAT BONNIE
properly ground fresh each day
oats barley and wheat prodluts
,iccdlng value than corn or 01116
_ chsi 111 per cent less.
Buy 0
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49 WALL STREET.
NORWALKA. .
Dry Escallops,
TELEPHONE 108.
This Week
Thanksgiving Post. Cards .
Special Lot oi! Sheet Music ..... ‘
“QUALITY”
Sullson-Poweii' Corporation,
31. 2A5 Boys’A Football Suits
COLEMAN’S
Mavis areas. ,
10 North Main 81..
11.11.1111 A. G. SpIidlno'IA
5 for 51:
10 copies for 251: 1
.. 651.1
South NomIlk.
ityW adorned by an up-to- date bank.
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IIIIbIIi soil Sporting Goods W1 -
this best possible service.
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A perfectly balanced complete grain ration,
requirements to 11111 and keep the horse in prime condition.
is u palatable and economical loud
it is 11 right feed at a right price.
Oysters, solid meats,
LONG CLAMS. ROUND CLAMS AND OYSTERS IN THE
SHELL. FRESH FISH EVERY DAY.
Cutbiil’s Bridge Frsh Market.
srocx FEED is.
boroughly and ,-..
, the basis of which is corn.
it emhodlos‘nll the necessary
it
it contains 10 per (Went more
will feed 10 per cent. fur ihcr and
an ThItI Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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PUZZLES
THE NEW FAD
P. BEERS’
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORED-
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
40¢ qt
50c qt
FREE DELIVERY.
THESE PRICES ARE FOR TODAY ONLY
Saturday Nights we Are Open for
Your Convenience fro
Deposits 11111111121111.1111 and commercial—checks civilian. every 111ch
.37 t08
111.17 “1111.1 Hill I
machine; ‘
11} ll llllR'S 11M
OpenLongClams, 30c qt ”‘
W A‘prvof Iole.
,Wear Shoes That Flt.
'WsAAnyW‘ bank can handle your business after a fashion but we'll give you ., _
A 1'1 i1 , A,
Tire kind that. has a definite amount
of‘witch hazel shrub to each gallon of
the 1.11.1311; and Is made with grain,
alcohol. For all br'uises.1inilammatlous
and minor hurts this is a valuable
household 1'.emcdy
. ‘ PRICE
25c Pint;1151: Half Pint
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION ITORI.
Telephono can. 15-2.
All Good. Delivered Free of Charge.
WWI 11: 111111.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.«All
stocks started. the week at lower
prices, the declines oulrunnlng the
earlier tendency in London. Practi-
cally all of the representative stocks
Paul lost 11/, and Wabash old. and
American Sugar 1. Tennessee Copper
was advanced i.
WALL STREET, ii a. m.»~A recov-
ery not In almost hummiintely which
restored prices in Saturday‘s closing.
More stock was met with at this level .
and St. Louis and San Francisco sec-
ond pfd. and Rock island yielded 1.
and Atlantic Coast Line] H. lluylng
was again effective In lifting prices,
but there was little inquiry for stocks
after ihoyhad got back to last week's
closing. lilinols Central. Colorado &
Southern 2d pill. and American Cotton
Oil advanced 111 point.
WALL STREET. .‘oon.1-—Wilh the ‘
working off of selling ordms prices
moved "1111111111111 the tiudcvs turning to
the long side. The (one was easier
at noon. ilouds were irregular.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.——Rcalizlng
sales made more Impression on prices,
the decline from the high figures reach:
ing a sharp fraction in most stocks. 0(-
ferings, however, were scanty. Some
new points of strength were shown.
Made’Win
New York
New York, men are the best dressed
men in the world. 1
Tire mark
unbound
MAW. MIN/Willi
stands for ihé liesuNew York produces
In Men's and Young Men's Clothing.
,We are sole agents in Norwalk for
this excellent make of Clothing.
sun's AND ovancons.‘
$15.00 to $30.00. W
HOLEPRDOF SOCKS.
$2.00. BOX of 6.
M
Joseph Davis
roller, Clothier, Halter, FurniIheWi'
W TrunkI and Leather (loads.
85 Washington street
South Norwalx
Ralston
IWWWThe shoe with a cd‘r‘k .illled, waiter-
$400
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were down between ‘22 and 1 and St. '
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1333123 lliiSlliS. IPlilllill, . . .
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. 10 Stamps with 1 can Red Aluka Salmon .....................
.10 Stamps with 1 tumbler Jelly .......... ..... ...... ‘ ..... . .10o
3 pkgs. Currants . .. . .
3 lbs. Prunes ;. . ..
2 lbs. Peaches or Apricots.
12 lbs. Figs
3 lbs. Dates
,W 3 likes.
WWW1 Ehouldcrs. per lb
Hubbard Squash. urge assortment of Apples, Sweet Potatoc
Spinach and Turnrps. Nut Meats. . 1
FIR GINIIEMEN IllilY
For the men and young men who are par.W.I
' ticular about their clothes—their fit and styles-:11
We want you to try on. just
once, our smart models, whether
you buy or not—-
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AdiPW Pure Food Daily Bulletin for
Week Commencing Monday,
‘ , 1 November 23d.
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1*”
dinary Sale of ' - 1
Cut- Price Groceries,
Butter, Eggs, Etc.
VERY BISI [Hill BRIMIIRY BliIlEii ”3333. .32
Sfiitliil 1333.330123.
2W0 Plillllll3 Bill iiillllliltll 33333 Iiili 1111,
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Regular price,
7C;
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EXtWra Stamps With Groceries:
25 Stamps with 1 bottle Pure Extracto. at ................. ‘.‘.... 25c
25 Stamps with 1 jar Royal Cheese. at ..... .251:
151:
10 WStampI with 1 box Shaker Salt .......................
10 Stamps with 1 bottle ASP Queen Olives .................. . .
10 Stamps with 1 bottle ASP Olive Oil ........................
'. ............. 10c
............
'10 Stamp: with 1 can Ammo (Dry Ammonia).
10 Stamp: with a 1- lb. can AaP Plum Pudding. A
10 Stamps with 1 bottle AaP Cider Vinegar .... . . . . . ., ...... 1.
10 Stamps with 1 bottle ASP Oatsup ................ .' ..
10 Starpr with 1 can Sultana Spice ..ii. .A ................ ‘.,,.'... .. .109
10 Stamp: with 1 pound Cheese ..... . .................... ..... . .171:
Tea Company,
124 E. Washington St. South Norwalk
g Tel. No. goo. Full Weight and
A Free Delivery. Honest Trading.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar, "...
3 pkgs. Unecda Biscuit, we 9'“
..25c 21113.1 Mixed Nuts ',
11-356 2 lbs. Englisthalnths.. «.251
' ' '35.“ Florida Oranges, per ,doz..30, 35
:zgc-A 2 cans Dudley‘s Pumpkin... '
None 5,99“ Marco Cranberries, per Aqt; ...1.-.._..1W‘
sweet Cider. per gal. ... .. ‘ W‘
...251:
8c 3cmsKaroSyrup7......‘
new Syrup. Cheese Pumpkind,M§1rrow Squash
Meat .1 .....
New Molasses
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