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PIANO
GIVEN
' AWAY
Get a Piano Certificate with
every purchase. it will cost
you nothinl.
F. A. LANE
Confectionery
and Pastry
51 Washington Street.
[till W3
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—Newa Department
92-3—Buetneat Department
44 -—Branch Office. Net-walk
890 -—Edltor'e Residence
729-5—0ity Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair and warmer tonight; Tuesday
showers. A storm of considerable
energy in central this morning in Wis-
consin. It In producing cloudy and
rainy weather in the Missiaatppl Val«
Icy and the western portion of the
Lake region. This storm will proha-
lily more eastward and this vicinity
will he. on tile southern edge. of if. on
Tuesday. A ridge. of high pressure
along the Atlantic count is producing
pleasant. weather in the eastern sec-
tions. ialventon. Texas. reported 5.74
inches of rain during the past 24
hours. Conditions favor for this via
ciuity fair weather followed by in-
creasing cloudiness tonight and proba-
bly rain on Tuesday. ‘
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TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO.
D
Highest, '43"; lowest, 38“.
Walton W. Flynn, of Norwalk spent
yesterday in Bridgeport.
Miss Hazel lilaltc. of South Norwaik.
apcnt tho wcclt end in Ititigctlt-lti.
'i‘lie Norwalk (Tit): (‘ouucil will meet
tliI sevcning In thc Council rooms.
Floyd 1‘. Ititscoc has returned from
a trip to Waterbury anti Ilolyokc.
ltcgular tact-ting of the (illicial
lioartl ot’ the First M. It). Church to-
night at 8 o'clock.
'l‘lIc II. Y. I". II. will hold a meeting
tomorrow evening at the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church.
Minn Louise Itoyutilds.
Fl't‘lll Sunday with Miss
of chtporl,
M adcliuc
Slurgcn, of Norwalk.
Mrs. W. R. l’ryol'. of Brooklyn, New
Yorlt. IS \‘INIIIIII: Mr». ltlmlly Ntt‘ltt‘r-
non. of West Main street.
Mrs. .iamcs Iiilcy. III‘ Loni: Island.
has been the uncut of her fathcr.
James Wood. of Winnipuult.
Miss it‘nnnic Mcunw, of lirldgepoit,
in apcndiun n I'cw tiara in Norwallt, an
the guest of Mrs. John Rccd.
Miss liclcn lirunnn, of itllizalicth.
.\'cw .Icracy, in Illt' guest of Miss Flor-
I'lit'I' lx’cllc). of West avenue.
Miss tlcnt-ricvc l'ntd)‘. of llcthci.
spout tlIc wcelt end with Miss ilclcu
t‘urnyn. of tonnecticut avcnuc.
Lotus (ilot‘ (‘luin Norwalk ill.
(‘IInI't-h. touinht.
lx'cnnclli tillhcri. or Sllrermlue. has
I‘t-auinctl his duttcs In Uk'n-(Ictiiug'n
drug More after II wet-lt'a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. KIFIICI’. “I
Won't arcnttc. haw licctt cntcrtalnlnit
Mr. and Mrs, It. It. it‘ay. of iieihcl.
A utalcd commnnication of St.
John's Initiac. A. I-‘. and A. M, of Nor~
wallt. wil he held 'I‘hurnday evening.
tiur liroilicra' Lodge will hold an
important Incotini: Illll-i crcniui: titid
IIiI lllt‘llillt‘i'h ui‘t- i'l'lilll‘t-ilt‘tl to he pt‘cu-
cni.
'I'IIc l’llilathcu t‘luwn of thc South
Norunllt liaptinl ('IIIil‘i'Il, will hold it
tum-tint; tomorrow evening at the. pat“
ixtlflflgti.
1')
All". and M15. Walter Gregory, of
Ncw York. are spending Ii fcw dam
\Iilh Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Dayton. of
Hunt Nurwallt.
Mina (illvc t‘olc. the popular miniat-
.llll In the town tux coilcctoi'a ofiicc.
In Norwalit. hua returned from a
week's vlalt in lirooklyu.
John 'I‘. iiran. of the “Pill ol' Flynn
and Iii/an, It. in New York cit} on :I
nnalncna trip today, Iiuylua Home oi‘
Ilitl Inlet-ti. liilitII'IH iii ahochIIr.
t‘oplca of the new game law iinoitrt
IliIVt' now Iit‘t‘li sent to IIIII varioua
town clcrka, and they can he nocui'ctl
try all thoac Interonicd in tho aport.
Mr. and Mra. (‘. it). Manon. oi' linu-
Imry, drovo down to IIIIM city In their
IIIiIIIliIIIliIIi“ yesterday and worn gut-Ida
at dinner of Mr. and Mra. itcod Ii.
Flynn.
.\ hitahicaa meetim: ohtho Endeavor
t‘irclc to plan for IIII cuicirnimucnt
will he held with ftoiierl I’ertiue. 7ll
iioi.tii MiiIII ntrcct, 'l‘uonduy uttcruonn
at 1‘. o‘clock.
It‘rnnh Mctiuirk. oi‘ NIII'WIIIIt, “an
t‘oumi III lilaat Norwuiit, ycntorday hy
(‘apialn ’i'homrw Iinni attff'orlltir from ti
Hlitltli‘Il llinoua. He watt placed in thc
Norwallt police ln-adrpmrlera and to.
day wan taken to the Nurwullt Iloapt
tut under the cure or iir William .1.
Tracey.
CHOCOLATES
<25c
Stilison-I’oweli Corporation.
Prom-lotion Drumm-
Opemotintiaye 0min Norma:
WEWRITE
E; Tornado Insurance
TAYLOR 8. GOLDEN.
TEL. 100-2.
74 Waehlngton com. South Norwalk.
Acker. Merrall & ,Condit’s
29c
Baxter’ s Drug Store
mneasou's
Launch Works
Iioat Frames set. up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
-0yaterSheh Point,Norwalk
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Glenna Residences, Hotels, Public
Buildings. Lodge Rooms, Etc. Carpets,
Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur-
tains, Etc. Phone 477. Prices Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and get an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DDWNES, Prop.
9 Courtiand Place.
ilIl'H. .iulla V. Leatcr. of h‘airfield av-
cIiuc. has returned from It few dnya \‘Iii-
III New York.
Ii‘rank Slate, (‘uptain Isaac Svllcck
and Samuel Jarvis drove. up to the
Wilton reservoir, yesterday.
Herbert O. I‘ollartl, of Raymond &
Pollard. the Main street, insurance
firm. in in Stamford today on business.
Minn liazcl (Yancy and Mina Mattel
liwyer, 01' this city, attended a lia|~
lowo‘en party in Iiridgoport and also
apcnt the Week out] with friends iii
that city.
The annual census of St. Mary's pur-
iah will Ilt‘ takcu this week. ltcr, .l.
t‘. lt‘ogurty, acting pastor, and his art
aisianta, Rev. James Mclionuld and
Iiev. .l. .J. hictllnnisa, are lining the
work.
Mrs. W. I". \\'ood\\ard. of 2 Living-
ston atrcct. has arrived home. after
ttiit‘iltlllli: a few days in New York city
with t'clutlvcn. Mra. Mary It. Wil-
cox. furincrl) of this place, haa lIchI
her guest over Sunday.
The Rev. II. II. (.fal'pcnicr. of thc
South Norwallt Itaptlnt t'hut‘ch. will
Slit‘itli at ilnn'lnghtllousc Alisnion on
the Ill'lIIL'I' on 'I‘ucnday cIcIItIin. livery
one In cordially itnllcti to :Ittcnd. Sch
vii-cs t‘\'t'l‘}'
lcadcr.
Today In All Saintu' du)‘ and Ill oh
scrvaucc of it there was no session
in St Mary's parochial aclniol. Mara-s
wcrc iIt-ld Ill St. Mary‘s t‘inirch this
morning. An tomorrow In All Souls"
day. manure will again be ln-lti Ill tin-
churoh.
.Iohu Iievlnc. Prank Shecimn, itoii
crt Adams anti IliIIIlt‘l (Ha-arr, of Nor
u'nllt, Went to ltridnt-port ycstcrtlu}
and attended a meeting of the Knights
of t‘olnnilius. at which llit' firat. second
and third dcnrccs ncrt» norltctl on
ncwral candidatca.
if you how not allunly puIclIaw-ri
_\'tiui’ lit-titling for thc cold \\‘t‘itllil‘l‘,
which will soon III‘ III‘I‘I“ ,iou should
do 34:; :it tilit‘t', Stl ith‘ it) Ilt‘ ||I'l‘||.tl't‘lI
uhcu it twain»: A. .i. (‘ollins I‘ti. arc
NIiIinlli: a lat-m nud I‘iIIIIIIIi‘It‘ Inna oi
ctuntorianice and lilanitcta all Inodcral
I_\' piicctl. Siic utit‘.
IJIIlih (ilcc t‘lilli,
t'hut'ch, tonight.
A Ilili.‘~‘lt‘iil llIltII‘I' Illl‘ “IIJIIIIUfI “I III!
Sill'cruilnc Methodist t‘liIIi‘ch and tin-
direction oi‘ Mrs, t'hrl~ Audit-Ira will
itc gli'cu III the church Ilita t‘\t'ill1li;.
Mm. 'l‘lItinnis .Iltitlt'n \IIII alto stunt-
rccitutlon.» and t‘IarcucI- t‘ahill and
.\ir.~.. Ivlriward Iiutlirlc will rcintcr
piano nelct-Iionit.
litiiHS Indians.
w
Funeral of Mrs.
Iii.'.ht. II, t‘. ‘I‘ltclluali.
Norwullt .\I. II
Rooney.
'i‘hc Iuncial of Min, Mary 1toonc3
was hcltl ilII‘~ morning at it lll‘ltli I.
from St. Mary's (‘Iiui'ch and won largo
It ntlctnicd. 'i‘lnrc uciI IiI'iiiIr} Imauti
ful Iltu‘ul uii'ir~ 'litc Itct. lutuca Mat
lionahi tlillclutttl and tIIIt-Iincni Iol
lowcd in St. Mary}. t‘ciilctot‘y. 'l‘lic
IIIIIIIII‘IIII‘I'H \ta-Ic liltlu‘nl‘tl tiltiili'ld. Eda
ward llowlci, ltolicri itcnucsacy and
Iiucu KiiitlclIt-n
..,... - . .. . .. ,.. W... . .
Your Intereét
and onto arc hll‘ulicul.
We realize IIIlII our
hilcctinp tit-pvudw lurnciy
on flit‘ iiI'I'\It‘I' I'I-iitit-rcd
our patrons.
'I'ti thin cud uc urn
l'tllllrlllt'tl to luiudic till
huriucsa pertaining to
a modern 'i‘rintt t‘oni-
puny.
So. Norwalk
'I‘rusit Co.
Merchante' Account:
Invited
FishingTackIeand
Poles
FOR SMELT AND BLACKFIBH
FOOTBALL GOODS
At COLEMAN’S
news ETORI
to North Main M. tooth Namath
Agent for A. a. Ipatdlng’e
In. lo" and ”Min. flood-
Week - End Candies
every store. "
prices, or higher.
Oxford and black :--
14 80. Main St.,
So. Norwalk.
you WANT to buy 6001‘) onto.
them.
Proprietor
Iionnie (‘hick Feed
Bonnie Horne Ii‘ecd
I‘iounio liairy Feed
Iionnte Poultry li‘ced
liotlniv Scratching Food
The Best Clothes
Are Here in Big Variety
The man who wants the best for the money is always
willing to look for it; he knows it is not to be found in
So he looks, compares, judges, and buys
when convinced he has found the best.
Men come here nearly every day and tell us they
have looked all around town. and find nothing to equal
our Suits and Overcoats in style, to fit, in quality—at our.
Now Is the Time to Buy Old Oats
'I‘o thoao who have not purchased, we say. SEND TIIA'I‘ GREEK
T0 IVS. We proniiao you prompt. delivery, careful attention, courteous
treatment. heat grain, complete satisfaction.
We never huy a lower tirade than we
are willing to iced to our own horacs~nnd we think a great deal of
Quality First, Last and AII the Time.
menu.“ O”...”O””MOQOOOOMWWO
See our beautiful Suits in exclusive weaves and popu-
lar colors, the best value, best style, best-fitting in town :--
Suits from $10 to $30
Inspect our handsome Winter Overcoats, Chester-
field and Military models, in fancy cloths and patterns.
Overcoats, $10 to $50
UNDERWEAR—Your entire Winter's comfort de-
pends upon getting the right underwear in your size.
can get it here, 5°C to $3 a garment.
You
TWO sroans:
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
We take. it for granted
at.“
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
NORWALK
Hallowe’en Novelties
Crepe, Paper, Paper Napkins,
William P. Beers’
SOUTH NORWALK
Rc' Isray Long Clams. 350 qt:
inn, Inc: Salmon whole flan.
TELEPHONE 108.
In IS an an irritant.
Hard Crabn,
11c Ib.. '
Hake. Eels. Smelt. Oysters, Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
30c (101.: Weakfisti,
Butter. Flat.
10c:
Sonatas. Cod
Blue-
F RBI". DELIVERY.
I
You know what It means to Irv to
bake in an oven that not: hot only
in epotn. 'I‘hcn think of the
('ON'I‘ROL Range that hill
heat up Ito! in 10 Itiirtutca; that
will ’15“! u ritually heat for hour:
without touching the fire. 'I he
(‘ontiui Iiaupo Itl Iulilt on a new
principlr. in) from or ride
drafts.
your watch. The
every year while In nae.
17 WALL
Makes Baking
Inttcad, nu underneath tlfqu train“
that will Irgulatc your Inc as you It‘jj
ontroi Range
will pay hack itiI cost in one not. and mntiunn uvltig your money I
Ilurm tokc. will or wood
lino Range or directed. and we puntauirc ii to rain 6an of
hill With coke, or 33% If you limit tonl
For! sun: BY
THE JONES 8. HOTCHKISS COMPANY
ST” NORWALK. CONN.
ulnic
{our fuel
..‘mety daya' tree Ina
II
SUNDAY LIQUOR CASES.
Tr'ne Men Arroatcd for intoxchIOn
AI peered In the T0wu Court Today.
it‘ranlt 'I‘Iolur, who hurt qudc normal
valiant ct‘t'orla III breaking away from
It cuuannilnn illliilt'l‘ to drink too much
liquor. Ililtt II-ccntly I-Inecumhud again
In the appetite and landed lit the re-
I‘I'IJII‘v'p urine of the police. ilpou t‘titIl~
plaini. It'i‘ttiilt wan taken in hand In
It‘l'iitikllll ntt‘ct‘f yoitterdny afternoon ivy
tiiiicera John 11. t-Intith and Frank
Hii‘tilttiii. 'i‘hia turn ot twnuta no at-
Icctod hint that he liccumc very vio-
lent.
in-apilo dcileclioua from ihc .utraliziu
and narrow path. it‘ruuh‘.~ frIcntIn haw
not yet loaf faith In him amt .iinlizc
.Ioaouil ll. ’I‘ayloi‘ continued the cone
for two woelta. Manager 'I‘heriauit.
of the hiahthouau Miaaton on the
Ward:- Minn street bridge. promised to
look out for him.
tie waa taken to headquarters.
I
.\i ilmltwtii piviiolin i-Inun no» at... '
iiItiIIt‘ months without liquor. IIurIna
which intro-villa IIIH conduct limt lnvpu
IIII‘ iuihjcci of Invorahln cnIIllncIIi.
Drunk and Aileen.
Matihcw ’l‘aylor WIN found drunk
and itaiocp. vI-atcrduy. on it Water
atrtvet dock hy Officer John ii. Smith.
The man was taken around to police
hcaduuntfern and thin mmntng Judge
.ltntctili 11 Taylor imposed a fine of
St and theta. At laui Ilccountn ’f‘ay
Im‘ didn’t hare the money and won In
a fair way of ittiIlItt to iIrIdgcpurt for
a few daya.
Another Ronda): Drunk.
Another pickup In Water atrect yew
tat-day Iiy Officer Smith wan Frank An.
demon, on u chariro of Intoxication.
He
won i‘tilnmlt'd on u «nah hood of till mi
forfeited that mun by lilit unn‘appenr‘
men In court this morning.
IHI IIIIIIIIIY III
III FIIII SHIII
Rev. H. B. Carpenter'stCongregaIion
Raises Fund Ior Mrs. J. B.
Reynolds
-‘ In the prelude on current events at
l.llt‘,StiiiII1 Norwalk linpiint Church,
Iant night, the Rev. It. Ii. (‘Iii'pf‘filfll‘
apolte on "The 'i‘ragcdy oi" the Fatal
Shut." which touched the chord of Illi-
intnrlty in every heart of the areal.
congregation present. lie said In
part:
The shot that rang out. on the even-
Ing air last Monday, in South Main
aireot, echoed and re-echoed tlirouglr
out thin community. Men In all walks
- of lift» stopped to “HR liow auch a frat;-
edy Could happen III our fair city, that
cliauacd the proupccia and fI‘MH'ItI-
zenahip of 11 young man III III‘ full
tinah of his manhood. to the da knees
and IIopt-lcanncaa which the penalty of
his awful III'I‘II brings upon liliii. and.
at the name time. roha IIIIII wife of the
light of life.
The Satanic tires of lit-ll must have
hecn burning In his soul. when he scvv
ored hy so cruel an act the only re-
maining joy of his disappointed wife.
that of curing toi‘ her child, the. (laugh
ter of u prodigal father.
This current event has revealed the
quality of humanity in our ct‘nnmunlty.
In the first momenta of this tragedy
James IIIII‘IIII‘II'I‘ Itcynolda “'Iiti the oh.
ject of our most pitilesa condcmnti-
lion. Every man felt the Insult of
such an outrage; hill on the day he
was led away to his donut. with every-
thing Slit‘l'lllf't‘ti to ltln pert-tonal u‘caic
new. men stood in allctrt pity as; they
watched Iillll go. Moreover. iltc lIu~
inanity or our citizens has turned to
the III’IllIl‘hyi wit‘c. uml her afflicted
family. with expressions of the highest
ayInpuIIIy. the sympathy that given a
helping hand.
'I‘hc Inoial lessons of thin
(“flip to ill-I with all the
tin Iliii‘l'llilt‘ dctuila: the broken IIUIIII‘.
ilio tuithicsa father. the innocent child
without a failit-r‘a lore and care. tlic
:Ift'lit‘iI-Ii wife and Inotln-r who in he.
Klllliilil: life in darkncas, all apt-alt
with an IIIItliinr; volt-c IIiI‘ warning.
first. of wrong associates. Iiccp away
from liad t‘tiittliniilt‘iiis who drug you
down: who do not icapecl your man‘
hood or womanhood. .iohn Iici'uoltla
L'Icw up In a Christian home; instruct
wt in lilo church of his I’utliur and
mother. t'tillIII‘lIlt'tI III tho ('lItlIolic
faith III IIic aac of IIlIllt‘i‘Il. and had
he lict-II true to ilIc rout: of his conIlI"
Ination. it would IIIIVP been his aurci)
for a III.- of Iiact‘nlums and Int-unit}.
lint IlI' hillit‘lltll'lt‘tl Io Inltl colnpan
tuna, the Ill‘uiI'IN of low Iiltillit'r \\'i‘l‘l‘
fIiI'IzliiII-u. and the t'ti\l'l|.lili or Iii> ic
llnhui tn-ulvctc-i‘ tic ltmt his war. and
with tin. atrongth of his manhood
noun: llt‘ iircti the fatal >hot that I’-
thc it.IL'iI‘ \V:ii‘iillct.‘, oi hot the.
'I‘llu- anoint warning Iicwarc Iii
liquor it «hanged mum: Reynolds
from a man to :I demon. from a faliicr
in iI Build It polaoiiI-ti tlic \'|'I')‘
options of hit: lift, .‘illdl clouucd tlit‘
I‘Ittlllllt'IH iIIlouull \\lllt‘ll hut.- I’m lite
nun “ax thanuctl to halt- \ouu; lili'l‘.
;tIItI “tililliti. If I» ilit‘ liltit‘ltIWi t'lit‘w‘
In lit.» twin). It tlt'ixll'titk honiv and
iii:iht‘-. \ltu:IlniIid\ of town It t‘li.iliili‘t~
the «tax or IIII‘ and implant-M IuttI
I‘ll’i‘tlill tIiIilIl. and II'.I\I“< Ilii‘ll without
Ilium or Hod Ill IIII‘ until!
\i llil‘ t‘lIIM' til~ Illu ‘l‘l\lli‘ Ilil‘ Iiiii
zit-unit: ii couIrIIoItcd SllItIiI fol .\II.~_
ltcttn it In 'l'lu old with: > I I iiic quar-
I ‘Ilt IIIIIIIin-Il :i I.iic trout.
IilIIIY III Will SIRIII.
\\ \i I. stitlita't', to to a In.~~-iiolI-
Ilnxu In torctau aim-It markets ant»
It'ttct-‘ti won-thin». item the nanal op
cuiuc. intuitive.» Iit‘it‘ liminn order:
were In Illl‘ iiSt‘I‘litltillI and prices: ad
mum-Ii l’nion Pacific and American
t‘ur rim- I and liittc :tntl I'I‘t'HHtItI Stet-I
I'ar litIL'I‘ fractious \‘ulcan lictinning
ll':t grill ,"
emphasis of
Is"
pid sold at an alliance of it, Inter
national i‘utnp III‘I‘IIIII‘II It I
\\‘.-\I.I. S'I'Iildl'l'l‘, 11 ii. In titilr n
munhnll liiIt‘t‘cM wvmcd to in- mm,
III tho clutter of thc railroad niot‘kr
durlut; Inc curlx trading The hull. of
thv Itll‘rllil‘h‘f" ililII tln- t'lIII‘f I1lt)\'l‘illl‘lII-“
\i‘t'tt‘ In tho IIIIIIII‘IIIAIH uIni Itpccntl
IIIW, partn-nlarlx i'iittcd Snitch Sit-cl
and tin» littllltltlll lhpupnicnt aim-l..-I
i'otiuoildulctl Hun utIHIuct-ll “Nu, .\IIlt'I‘
icun IfiII'IIIliIilHi‘, I'It-ww‘tl Stool (“m
and I'lllhlillli.’ t‘o.il phi 1!. liailway
tin-vi .‘Iiillilti 1*. American t'nr I ha.
I’Iaii t‘oppcr and \‘Irutulu I'urollua
t‘lIcInlrul iii-‘1‘. \i-hlwn ninl i'uiicd
SIIIII’H Ittllilwi‘ II. Mid I‘ttlttitl Stilton
stunt. NIIIIIIIIIII i.cud. i‘mptc'a thin
and Iiiatlllcra' th-ciirltlca. l.
\\'.\l.l. S'I‘ItICI'TI‘. Nimii Scitllmlitit
Iuinl condition» lI|'\'I‘Ili|Il‘iI tlntl iii‘lt‘oit
that had udrninml Idippcd hack. WIIIII'
tin-w wow a tow “WWII ntllnu. Initia-
cllit- .tlIII Nilnliiillc. Minutuui I’lIcIIIc.
Nut IIIIvI-u. i‘acliic Mail. International
lilo-water iIIIiI Allin-I‘IIHIIIII‘II‘H pm,
“Wit i and American Woolcn and l'IiIi.
ml IIII tiumia lit, Atlantic I‘nunt
Linc Intel 1: IIIIIIIIH were Irregular.
Witt. S‘I‘Iitiffl’i‘, l p. in.»-ltutlroud
Morita III-nun to have It hotter ropro
ucntutioli in the deadline Ilftct It!
o'clock, hill the demand won only mod
cruto I.t‘itllt'iii each an i'uiou I’Iil'lllt.
l‘ctumiiania and New York t'cuirui
wcrc tulwu on u Hating acute. N. Y,
t’clitrni and N i” Alllil‘tiltt‘ gained it
polilltt, Mlhrltiltil l'nclIIc lint. Iicurcr
iunl Itio Iii‘ltliilt‘ and Wittcoualn t'I-n
Ira] Mg... t'culrai Leather it]. and Penn
M'li'tiiilti. Houihcru Pacific and (ilwan
pcnkc and Ohio 1.
NEW TREASURY OFFICIALS
SWORN lN
\\'At~illi\'ti'1‘ti.\ Not 1 Two new
IIIIRNIIH oith Iala were worn in to of
ni’t' iotim Loo Mitiunlt. fortuetir
lrcnatlrer of Yale IliiiI-eraity took the
"Inn on iiuitcd Statue treasurer, and
A l‘latt AIIIII‘tIWiI, art director of the
mint. The cercnionioa took piano in
the office of Hecreinrr MacVehtth lit
the preacher of a numhr-r of other om-
clitha of the department.
”WW
The marriage litmus of Duncan Watt
and MIMI Catherine Lichilnger. or Nor.
walk and at John Roach and Mnraaret
Smith Were puhllahed in St. Mary:
IChuI-cli yesterdaypoi-nlug.
.c J.»
Overconts.
Ever Shown
Fancy Mixtures, New Grays
combination collar,
buying.
To keep out the cold winds.... ..
98 Washington St.
military and overcoat.
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PriCe’s CIothing‘Sttire
92 Washington Street, South Norwalk"
The cold anap of the pant two days has sold for an a number of Men's
Right here we wish to advise that our
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OVERCOATS
FOR MEN AND BOYS
Are the Snappieéi and Beat Fancy Coats
in the City
and llerringbone, with the now
Give these a look before
Full Line of Underwear
................500 to $1.50'
Price’s Clothing Store
TELEPHONE 165-5
South Norwalk
'I‘oitay IIIIIIII'.‘
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
Specials for the Week
Ii cana Tt‘llililltit‘s ................ 25cm tuna Sardines ...... . .........250
1: cuna (‘orn ..................... 250 ii' litittlcu AInIIiouiu ............. ..250
ll cans I‘caa ..s ................... 250 l 1! (ans I’cat lit a .............. ..250
II tum-t Pumpkin ................. 25clii cans ( amplit ll 5 Soup ........... 25::
it tltilti I\Ili() Snap .............. 254: 1; Imttles lit- ttllup ................ 250
(wit-r3: 'l‘oiuniocs, SWI'OI Potatoes, 'l‘ut‘uips, Squaxh. Qoiuccs, I'cirs, Cili'tiii
and Oranges.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
PHONE 143
“‘~ regos'éafinuaqfi
We, Do Our Own Grinding
LENSES GROUND WHILE
YOU WAIT.
(‘omc In anti have your broken
Iciintitt duplicated. no matter
win-iv they were made.
We have all of Air. iloyt'a Pre-
arriptiona.
Office hours. 8 a. m. till 11:30
a. m.; 12:t5 until 6 p. m. Mon-
day and Saturday eveningn un-
til 9 p. m. .
Fenwick Optical Company
Oucccuorn to
HOMER a. HOYT.
Room. 7-8 United Bank Building
97 WASHINGTON 8‘12.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TEL. 363-2.
EVERY LADY'S DRESSING CHAM'
BER
illitillltl lot It
nnow white, one piece “I-itantlurd"
cciaiu I‘lllitllit'lt'tl Lavatory.
IIII'I'I‘ you cwr Hopped lo connidcr
inm- delightfully convenient It would
tut to have not and cold running water
III your drcualng t'liMiIIitIt', alecp
lug apartment or that door toilet
room? Ila premulcc would afford you
the IIIItIn-Iti unarm- oi comfort.
We will gladly quote you pricen. Out
pluIIIlIcra ili‘tI nttlt‘tly competent 1110'
chunicn, honuat and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITO.
ornament
VTRANOACT! A GENERAL BANKING
ctpilppcti with
dainty
Put
SUB! rt [.53
Capital surplus and Front!
0100.000.00 $117,000.00
date Deposit our... 03 and 00 per year.
auwm H. MATHEWION. I’m.
JOHN H. KNAPP. in Weather.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd View
Free.
WILI’RID IODWELL. Gunter
DIAIOTDIH
It. N. Mathewson Money on
John H. Knapp hamuel rummn
Joetah I. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Evening School Notice
'IlIc .\or walk It‘ \cuiut: School will le-
opcn on "IIItsday evening Noietnher
lit the High School building. West are.
line. The \(honl will be Iiitillltalnetl
ha .I pctiod of t . sceslon on Tuesday.
\\'cducsdn,\, lhutsdai and I riday
plugs of I aciI neck l"'rom .:
,-\ trutciicr will he at the school
lIuiIIliua on Monday evening. Nov. I,
r... I-nulsicrinl; then- who may desire
to :It'cuvl.
THOMAS lt‘. (TLUNE,
Superintendent.
Library Furniture
ill the lit'Wt'M Ilcalaua and hunt makea
In Ill‘i'o awaiting 3our selection. tron.
~.Iructcd of tho hurdcst and fluent
woods, too, and richly tti'IIlIIIIIIIIU‘tl.
I.IlIrary which and chilira. dcnkn, hook
t-Ilnca. roekcra, etc. of the iiighout and
moat linraiilo grade and moat. artistic.
domino. We would appreciate a call
of normally «II n.- uhuuat intro to make
ion ll huycr.
Illl I. J. lltiiilllll't Still till.
lad-136 WAsHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NDRWALK.
WW ..M gamut-t w-mm.p.
Horace E. Dean 8: son,
45 WALL 811. NORWALK.
Real Estate and
Insurance
We have “vent decided bargain-
ln Income producing property that
mom lnereau in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
GOLD MEDAL HOUR
ST. PAUL‘ 8 PARISH NOTICII.
ifoudn3. All Saints Imiwfi 11. an.
running pravei
litt'IltIa_\<-tt I' m titrle Friendly Bo
Ilcty
Wedneatla I" 23
:15, met-ting of tho
itiilti.
Thursdnvmk p. to Men's Club.
Friday 7:30 p in. evening prayer
and atltlreaa
The New I'venihg want Club will
meet tomorrow evening With if! 1th
Christian ham John N. Light
I'M ti. Item,
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