o Ii‘ifliw" v‘r.n«91‘...,.
Dr 83 Goods
that]! the popular weaves and colors
in domain and cotton.
A complete assortment of BLACK
GOODS. also SILKB. at
E. K. Banks?
masculine Morel. BLOCK.
Sour“ NdeALK.
”M nmw- us ~D~~w n..-— .... -.
ililI liEjS
Mr. and: Mrs John J. Goodwin. or
Huvilltnd street have been visiting
friends a Philadelphia.
waeet Potatdes 250 pk. FDL. it: 00.
Charles Lindeberg, of Ivy place, has
recovered from ills recent illness and
resumed his duties in New York.
--Latest Soft tints. O'Brien.
The residence of Miss Jeane Little-
john. at the corner of Wcst avenue
and Rim strecl. is being repainted.
~II‘iue dinner at t‘lli’tord ilotel, next
Sunday. 500.
The football game. between the dim
Grove aggregation and a team from
East Norwalk, which was to ehnvc
been played this niternOon has been
called 0.
——Sweet Cider 25c gal. lI‘.D.L. & Co.
But a few days remain in which to
carry in lists of property to the town
assessors and there are still a I-ousid~
ernble number of persons who have
neglected this duty.
—Pork Chops, idc. lb. llaycs' Mk1.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Coulter. of 9
Maple street, are entertaining Mrs.
Coultcr's mother. Mrs. Merriticid, ot’
’l‘roy. New Hampshire. and Mrs. Cor-
o)’, of Keene. New Hampshire.
——Green Mountain I‘otutocs. 5 ho.
lots, 85c bu. F. l). Lawton & (lo.
William B. Hamilton. formerly of
South Norwalk, and now of Taylor's
Opera House. ill Dnnbury, was a visi-
tor in South Norwalk yestorday.
“Billy" reports busincss good and has
booked Daniel Sully for Saturday
night. Sully has been seen hcre in
Norwalk several times.
~~-‘tien's and lioys‘
O'Brien.
A Hullowc'en party was given at tlIII
home of Miss liazol Hurr. in South
Norwalk, last cvonln-g. to a large par~
ty of friends. About tWIIIIty were
present and the evening was dcvotcd
to music and games. Late ill thc III-IL
ulna a luncheon was III-rvcd and it. was
in llit‘ woo small hours of the morning
when the party broke up.
——-'1‘lIc Municipal League cutcrtailr
ment and rorrcsluucnts. at Mrs Mc-
KilIiIin' s and Mrs Kendall‘s. tomorrow,
ii to it. Combination‘ I’Ic.
Mrs. Adolph Basin, of 21) Center
avenue. gave a party {or her son. Wil-
liam. last evening, at which a large
number of ll‘lt‘litlH were present. The
Kelscys were out in force and attend:
cd the party. Games were plllycd and
after a very pleasant crcuiIIIz refresh»
int’lilfl wt‘l‘e served and all departed
for their homes at a late hour.
~'l‘llc latest boquct. "Jack's Happy
’i‘lmught." a cocktail ImaplIroachuiIhI.
Only at llit‘ CiitYord Cafe.
The IIlIlIIIlIl meeting of the (Innoce-
1icut Audubon Society will llt' mid to.
morrow. Saturday. at 11 o‘clock, in
the Mciuoriai Library. in lI‘alrticlIi.
iIr. Palmer. of the Biological Society.
llcpartmcnt of Agriculture. Wauhinu-
ton, will tell what in twin): done to
protect. thI- soul; birds ill thc south-
ern statcs during the winter. Lunch-
I-ou will be served and in the uncr-
noon llll cxhibition of lalItIIl'lI slidcs
will lit‘ circa. 'l‘llls promises to be a
very interesting meeting, and all who
can should IIttI-nd.
wShoulder Steak.
'ftoast, ill and 12c. llayes' Mk1.
t‘hariic Schumann) the jovial 'ali
stroct barber. bad excitement to burn.
ycstcrday, when he attempted to build
ti. llrc ill his shop. tllIarliI- got, the
kindling-I and then liuhtcd his match
and started llle "1‘“. He did not, how-
cvor, noticc that. he had ll number of
'woolcll towels ncarhy. and those
caught fire and iIlach merrily. Charlie
is u ulcmbcr of tho Norwalk [I‘lrc l’o‘
iico and by his valiant and during
work put the fire out in il few min-
ntcs without causing any im-onvoln
icnce ill the tire houses.
~'i‘r,v our homemade biscuit. They're
grunt. iiuunel' itukel‘y. 'i‘ei. tilt-:1
’i‘ln- forty-third annual meeting of
1th (lcnerul’Conference of tho Congre-
gational Churches of (SIIIIIIIIIItiIIIIt. in
Winter Cups.
10c; Lean Pot
We point with pride to the quality of the Furniture we sell, be-
cause we believe quality of paramount importance to the purchaser.
Back of this quality stands our guarantee that the style or design is
of most recent conception and positively not the makers' discontinued
patterns. Every article is clean cut. artistic. well finished. and the
prices about 25 per cent. below any other house—n condition which
naturally exists when only cash or highest grade credit obtains.
J. Collins & C0.
Funeral Diredtors and Embalmers.
12.18 North MailiIStreet. South Norwalk Conn.
TO BE FOUND AT
Merrill Business College
A Sure Chante to Win Success
DAY AND NIGHT ENTER NOW.
SESSIONS. BOOK8 FREE.
So‘uth Norwalk Port Chester
0
Stamford
O. B. Jackson ’
Optician
.W
l
Everything in the Optical Line. ,
i
Eyes Examined Free
‘38 WALL STREET. PHONE 438. NORWALK.
0.0000”OOOO”WOOOWWNOOOWOO”
ABOVE ALL!
The Barry Arch Support Shoe
Perfect fitting. elegant styles. no clumsy device. One
pair sells another.
$4.00 $5.00
FLYN N 8 RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
‘ GLOVES
coming again, bringing your friends. Our lines of kid and fabric
of finding here just what you need.
Gloves before it grows colder.
N. E. RYAN CO.
815 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
Better get the light 'Itinl of
Your Carriage Will
Run Easier
than crcr after we havi- put it
Hllilllt‘. We l‘I-plnct- I-vnry iIIlIhIIl
part, llHlllt‘il t"l-’l‘,\ lomw iIIIli In Hill
If your carrinnc isn't runniin i“\!ll'
acid it hcrc and have an overhaul ii.
The lolllz-Ir you lot it run ilII- uloroI
III-rious llII- danlugc lIol-omcs and tin-
greater thc cxpcllnc of III-pairing. So
do it how.
aiLuther M. Wright
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
'l‘ilc Winnipuuk assault (disc in»-
tucc u lI‘l'itilli Ncsiioo lllul Stanicy Mrs
his lI-nskl \Iill come up in tho '1‘ own t‘ourt
. tomorrow ulornillx.
William illuuccr. oi Norwuik. is in
i'lrldgcpolt today on business ill t'tlil-
auction with illl‘ I-Illaruing of
theatre.
Whfi.
III in- iI‘chl'ut ’l‘orrlnuton. NovcnIiIcr
9-1 1. Among those who are to address
the conference are Prof. Willston
Walker, of Yale illlivcrsit)‘. on .iohnl
t‘nivin: ltt‘r. Decor 142. Millll‘t‘l', oi‘ Now
iiuvcu. on John Calvin and ltcliuious
i.llII~rly; Rev. Charles S. Macturiuud.
or South Norwnlll. on The Attitude of
IiIc tillurchcs 'i’ownrd the industrial
Movements of tho liny. ltcv. itockwcll
ii. Potter, ot‘ itllrttord. will spcult on
The Business ot‘ the Church. and
.indiu- Simeon [6. Baldwin on (tonxrtu
unilonui i'olity. -
GRAY BROS.
Manufacturer: of Im-
proved
Mineral Waters
ESTABLISHED 1m
Vichy, Seltzer. Chrhonic,
Buraapariila. Ginger
Ale and [lemon Soda
once sock
ARTESIAN WILL
wares been
The Pure-t and lint
P. 0. Box 704-44101. 120 -
I new cANAAN, CONN.
Guaranteed under the Food and Dru .
AM. Jul» 30. '0‘: Mill NA, 41
UR
COKE
in. that furnace oi‘ ryours and save
moucy. Just as satisfactory as
(Joni and lunch cheaper,
25 Bushels
OF’ FURNACE SIZE FOR
$2.75
STOVE AND RANGE SIZE
$3.25
DELIVERED.
TRY IT AND BE CONViNCED.
Connecticut
Company.
Phone
Wall Papers
lN PRICES TO SUIT ALL
POCKETBOOKS
It Complete Line of Crockery.
Glassware and Housciur-
nislnng Goods. Etc.
English l'lluI,I China by tho net or
piece
1
Square White F'rult Jars can be
cleaned quicker and better. Fruit will
pack closer. the darn IIII-ill look nicer
Did you buy your Gloves here last season? Of course you are
Gloves for Autumn and Winter are now complete. and you are sure
In your phones than the round green
glass jars.
Squall: While Jars have the [Ash'-
Ilitlg 'l‘op.
Window Shad-Is made to order.
l‘nlotoru’ Surphco. ‘
i
item 3111ch Paint; $1.25 gallon.
l’smtmg and Winner Hanging.
L H. Decker
E 37 wasumorps oral-2n.
i scum ”WALK.
i rat. con.
BRIDE AND oRo'o'M susenlsso.
...”-
IFrrrndg at Mr. and Mrs. WIillam Brun-
dage Cnthcr of Their Home.
.\ll aid \iI . \\ili: am 11; un'iarv. of
“Hi tun lllli. wore pin ll 1hr .tl‘altllrit‘ Iii
IlII ir iii. .~. last me lliuu \Iju II :I lar "0
lIIIIII llilllt tifilI~IIIlImlII .lI'ililltlli
‘\\llll tilt lililliF lllillilllilll‘i sillnlh: ulIIl
‘llll‘ l';.lllII II! ill! Ile llti.
I hill.» littltil" FIIliIiIh-
‘tIIIaIltiful win.
1 Mr and \‘IIs. llIundacc have only
ilIIIIIII Inurricd u stunt time and tln-ir
Il‘l'icnds llIIIutIIIl it on». about liilil‘ tillll
lllt'\ \I‘I'III tIlliIIl‘Iilllll'Il
'i‘ilII part) was ll‘illll‘il in and n iii-.ht
‘lllllt‘ llIIolI was HII‘t‘ Ii
"1‘ 'ihosc in lllt‘ pIIItI “t‘l'l‘ tin- .‘Iiissca
:llt iISlrI Sclnpln .ItnuiI \ndlI us 1‘ .IIriII
and .-\ulI~iI- Miller. liloss‘om Smith. iIlrl:
I'IIIIII'IIIi u llll a
llll ilntxcr, .“llllt'l t‘:IrI-. May Fulton
and oil-Iona. litil‘i)’ Shutclt, Ill-orge
tholicld, Wiiitc tl'llnrs. Mrs lAIIl
Smith and Mr. and .\lru. William .IIIn-
nines. Mr. and Mrs lirundngc were
presented with two illlII rIu-kI-IIII and n
:iHl‘lllt‘l liilllt. 'l‘ln- pally departed for
IlollIII 111 at law lloul
KILLED IN FREIGHT WRECK.
i lttit‘I‘llilZS'llIll. N \‘.,t1I-l 29> Two
men pluncd ill II tII-ixht \Ht‘tlt lItltll
plobulll) il"tlil. and tho othIIII-I Injured
in hospitals. is ”11' nr-l result of an
ili‘t‘ltll‘lll ()Il tllII Now \‘ork t‘I-utrui
ltnilload at 7 II III Iodu)’. III the out-
skirts of this 111) 'i‘iu- men are Illi-
llcratood to be lnllromi employees.
iHli‘RN CPU“!
@GOLD MEIIAI.
FLOUR
Wu... .
I IIIII WA:
lA’I
IllNI
.tIII
\1 i:
‘-.t l‘rl
In...
., tli)Wilt’(l out lilo civil sidc of tho sII-'
E sell High-Grade.
Clothing that gives
entire satisfaction to the
wearer. Satisfaction that is
guaranteed or money re-
flmded. We operate 46 stores,
and our prices are "the low-
est possible. Clothing. Hats,
and Shoes for Men, Women
and Children on easy week-
ly payments.
Men’s
Women’s
Clothing Clothing ‘
Men‘s Nobhy Alli Women's S i y i i s h
Wool Suits 3 Suits,
37. 50 to 53000 312.00 to $40.00
Eticn‘ 3 All \\ ooi Us I \tomcu's Stylish
IIl‘tIonts, l Skirts,
$10.00 to $35.00i $1.00 to $12.00
iloys' i-‘aucy and; W o m c u's Silk
School Suits, 1 \l'aisls.
$1.98 to $8.001 31.00 to $10.00
Men's Hats. i Women's Hats.
saco to $3.00i $2.50 to $20.00
and \\'omeu‘s< and (,‘hil-
dron's Shoes,
$1.25 to $4.00
.‘ilcll's
Shows, I'
51.5010 $4.0m
iio) 5'
OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS AL'IERATIONS FREE
WW: numr rmr-ianm‘“x
utilitarian ‘
10 South Main Street. South Norw alh
Malt 850 Label 200
Whiskey Bottle VCGROER'IES Ketchup Bott’e
. Wines, Liquors, Teas. Coffees, Butter, Cheese and Eggs
, A Few of Our Many Saturday Specials
Duff y Blue
UNEEDA BISCUiT (National Blaclut (‘0) per package ................................................. 4c ‘
3 CANS MARBLE BRAND TOMATOES _. .. ............................................ 25c ‘1
GOLD ROCK BRAND CORN (regular 13c cm) .................................................... ..lOo ..
BAKER' 8 0R BECKMANN'S COCOA. can . . . .. .................................. 190
CROWN ASTER PORK AND BEANS (big value) 3 p: no.1 c..r1 ............................................. 15°
Camorbbert Cheese, Roquctort Swiss. Eda: II. Pineapple. Snappy MacLaren's imperial and Raquetort and New ”x
York State Chcem at Cut Prices. 3'
-.-..M, ,. «..., .. -..... _. . ..-“ c. .- ... .. .
Special Pink Stamp Offers for Saturday
Tit Stumps uilh i in Yer) licsi ’i‘.IIII .60: i 35 Stumps with 1 lb. Coffee .................... 356 l
t‘Iil St tallilm “llll 1 lb Special tlindc lca ....... 50c i :Iii Stamps with l “I. Coffee .................... 321: i
:‘Itl Stamps “llll 1 lb t‘lIoit-c tirade ‘i‘IIn . ........ 40c I In Stamps with 1 lb. (Tollw- .................... 300 l
:10 Stumps \IIIlI 1.... 111 Vol) licst ion .. . 30c . 21 Stamps with 1 lb. t‘oich .................... 250 g
"11 Stamp-I with it) Hi Special tirade ’I‘uu ......... 25c i 15 Stumps with 1 lb. (‘othc ................. 20¢ ‘:
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. peck ..................... 25c Native Potatoes ............................. 23c pk. "i
Drake's Sponge Cake (trash In) ....... . 19o RIch'o Fruit Cake, pkg. ...................... .....Zlo ’5
-..“... . "Mum“... ... .w... m. , ...._.. . .. ....-.” .. -.-. ...... .r..,...—m ,...._.-._.
George Ehret' 3 Extra
éfi
l‘"
H
UI
Beer, 24 Bottles,
\I linon or Mtlllulzilllll W lilo low but ,_ 95o liock lluIi Rye Itol' coldnl, iIol .................. $1 00
(11d (' rm. or iiuulIIl “IllthW bot, .... .81. 00 I l‘sllcr‘ u Scott ll Whiskey , bot. .................. $1.15
lI‘iIIclI's lloidon \t‘clillilu: \\ iliukc), hot. ,. . , .. . . . $1.00 I lie“ .II II Sc otl h \‘IhiI-Iltcy ...................... 8110
tilluutict AilIrI-iund “donkey. bot ................ 75:: 1 Mack and “bite Scotch \\'lI|IIkI-)II ........... . .81.”
ilrcIIn ilit'IIr \\’hi.~'hw_r, hot. ............. , ........ $1.00 iiIou":nI 1 tr'ouu Scotch \\ lIiIlitII) .............. $1.35
Old Uri-rilolt Whiskc); lIot .................... $100 I l’owcr & Son's Ii Swallow Whiskey ........ $1.35
FINE CALIFORNIA wPORT 0R SHERRY WINE. gallon.
......a. ...--.” .. “a ...—“......
A. F. Beckmann 8 Co
"THE BIG ST RE."
PHONE
BS Ind 85 WASHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORWALKI
Daily Line IIIN. your. NEW SCIENCE
For Freight only i Definition of Chiropractic
(Intro recur. In the Inland. or on ‘
On and litter Tuesday. January 7. . cattle orthe disease and my art at all
iI‘IIIIi‘nIIi i'ropoilu'ru will leave Juatinuilll,‘ sumo. ”WWW" 81'3de
‘II IIllIInI-ul ror IvIlI ..I' or. in not lol "li'r " ~ 1'4““ ““1““ MW York. ”(’0' = by a wrench, lwnu or «wall: in the .
iIItlIIlltIt tlnI illlttl tlIIiiiu which llt\'1‘ "l ”W” "“0"” “Ply "M" “‘mm’l‘back. liven it done in childhood it.
I.leliiy or civil came to he trild. ’I’he Sundml “I l l‘ “‘I “Mm" "WNW" cronies plm in d III-lies anti run in
lulvuut ofthce enplnmc court in ill‘liitlc- "t Norwulk “1’ in 4 l" "‘I “"‘l South 2 Mar "to in tho IllmIrcIIt arcane one
Ill rt takes up one ('llilillllt‘i‘ and this ”WWW “l' “3 15”!in m. Lilmbfl
C, ‘ i Chiropractors remove the euro M
.NOIWMR "mnmbum (‘0' ‘tIItII tillehnc mm min. and iifilth ll
A'I'liflu J- Smith. CI‘Cs Hfiflfimlm . tutored through harmonizing the {a .
Lance. General Argent t nerve syntumg itI ymyr body,
' ‘ Nervounness, Rheumatism. Pt
lists. Henri Kidney and harm
mar-III are given special attention:
Curvature of the statue. You
l flavor "it‘ll: (Willi! Chlmm‘mm
mgng’lbz’fizgf . aniline: to help you.
i
:10 North Main on. South Norwotk T, FRANCIS. D. C. ,1,
COURT ADJOURNB.
Criminal Superior court Gives Others
a Chance.
When ihc il‘lllillllil snpcrior court
IIIUoIIrncd ,IcIIlIIIduI niIII son cnc’u';
Flev Nun) to jail it adio'n'ncti till
Novuillllcr i‘i. 'i’lsII I IIMIH III lllt‘ till i iiitlb
'1"ll‘l()l‘ (‘Olll‘ll
"Dr. 'l‘holnaa tglicrtrlc Oil is the
hunt relncrly for that oticn fatal dis
casemcroup. line tIccn unoll with one .
mm in our faintly for plant yours?" -
11m. 1.. Whitnacrc. imitate. N. 1'.
Stuart styles in- new autumn and
Motor gloom at N. to. liven s will will
the enthusiastic ndn’tlrution or throngs
of interested women When you think
at stern. and want. good atoms at
remmbie prices. so to this popular.
reliable store.
....
“Bit"v’m w. as no N .
Moldavian, a Washington at ’
Tot-phone at 011160. :m It 94 WAIHINGTON or. to. norm . ‘
Mlpnttto momma NM"
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Toloniumo at noon. I».
Maw—away...»- A. .
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