«in ii the popular weaves and colors
in imbued; and cotton.
kaolin sort of MGK
Goons. stifle? slimw
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Read about the fresh fish in A. Aar-
onson s adv
. 1,
John Rooney. of Plymouth avenue,
continues ‘iui‘"_ ill
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Mtg/Tinsel Blake of Tolles stroct.
bag; can visiting in ’i‘nrrytown, New
York.
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The residence of Miss Mary A. Brad-
ley, in Fairiieid avenue, is being re-
painted.
The interior of Rosen‘s Novelty
Store. in Washington- street, is being
repainted;
Send for a catalo no of Merrill Col
legs and get all the information about
the business course.
J. W. Cnvanagh, of 16 Grand street,
is entertaining Mrs. J. E. Knapp and
sons, of, Mount Vernon.
Mrs. Todd, of Cheshire has been the
guest of Mrs. (l. H. Raymond of Hur-
riet street, for the past two weeks.
Mrs, Luke A. ()onncaly, of Franklin
oven-ac. is spending a week in Hart-
ford. the guest of relatives and
friends.
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Elegant. exclusive and smart. styles
characterize the full line of shoes at
Flynn & ltyon's. lletter look the
stock over.
William Freudenthsi. of Norwalk.
who has been employed in Saugatuck.
has resigned his place to take one
with Mr. Waters. of Chestnut Hill.
Employees of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com
pany are again at work widening the
approach to the eastbound railroad
station
Miss Bertha Duffy. of South Nor.
walk who has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Marsh. of 20 Grand
view avenue, Danbury, has returned
home.
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Knapp ac
companicd by Mitts Harriet Crofut. of
ltfdgciield. will leave in the Item to
ture for Detroit. Miinligiln to spcnd
the winter.
William H. Church. of the. firm of
Church 6‘; Miller, is oving his family
frotn Washington C nnecticut, where
they spent ihe~sumtner to b‘airflcid
avenue, in the cottage of Henry S.
llond.
Washington Camp. No. ii. Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America. hold a
regular meeting last. night. Arrange.
Ioents w1-I'c made for a benefit to be . ”F“ “"d MW'W" “0m" illMldhi. only
given at Music Hall, Thursday evenr
ing. ilccclubct'eZ. .
~»1)ur bread; and biscuit take the
banner. Ilanaor Bakery. ’l‘el. tilt-3.
Pikt' are said to he plentiful anti to
be biting good in the various lakes
and ponds hercabottts. Several local
fishciuicn with polls of live bait start-
ed out this morning- in the hope of
bringing home a good mass of these
fish.
llauncr Council Sowing Circle will
meet Thursday November lth, with
Mrs. Henry Rowland. Crockett street.
Rowuyion. A chowder supper will be
served at the usual time Members
are rcquostcd to take the 2:20 car
from liaxter‘s. All are welcome.
The members of Star of Columbia
Girclo, No. 253. will hold their regular
meeting Thursday evening in Mystic
Chain liull. All members should try
and be. present. Members will enjoy
names of whilt at r the meeting and
rI-frcshtneu-ts out 1- served. Mombcis
will furnish refreshments.
The 1111111111 of the Nor-walk
[iron h of the N9 iqwmk Guild of
Ana-1- 1911. will hold! heir annual meet-
ing for the «chaotic an and distribution
of garments for the honpltal and other
charities. at the residence of tho
Misses Hatch. 60 West til/onus South
Nomalk. tomorrow. the 4th at 10
o'clock a. at.
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asthmatics. 1m
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49%: 511M111 Jain Allison, ‘
'Iéhe Newark News Monday evening
sat ' ’
The batting situation in Orange Val
lay remains the some as it was last
week, but there is every reason to ex-
abet an early settlement with the
111m. of l". he: a it 1:11.. and Gist Broth
R". company. of Orange, and (l.
titan & Co. of Walt Otnnge. 1101?...
of those firms have reached agree
ments with the women as yet.
Austin. Drew & (lo.,opened to the
union today and both men and women
appeared .to claim their old places. The
N1) Name firm will opeu'ou Wédnesday
morning. and both the men and the WI)
men have been ordered to claim their
places at that time. The firm paid off
its non- -union men on Friday and Sat
urtiay
The women expect to reach a final
settlement with the (list firm tumor 1"
row when the women will meet Robert
lt‘. (list. So for as that firm is con-
corned a satisfactory agreement is
12- 18 North Main Street.
usaurod.
light you will shortly, and Winn people
ready before the sharp weather begins.
chases.
if you havu not already discovered that your fall laid “Iberian are too
kcts and toutfmtables made up by the host manufacturers in this country
and caIcfui comparison shows that we can save you money on all your pnr
a; .98
will have heavier bod coverings
We have sepieudid stock of blan-
A. J. 001 11180100.
Funeral Directors and Elohim“. 1
There is still a question as to the ~
number of checks to be given the pres-
eni‘ employee of the licrgs.
The Orange disttict manufacturers
have sent in tho ninoty days‘ notion re- i
quired befote resigning from their as-
sociation and to evade the agreement.
that they will not go back to work
with the union label they will manu-
facture hats as an open shop the union
hands returning to work as individuals
and not. as members of a union. ft'a
i)ll_\t‘l (it-mantis a but with labels the
union is oxpcctcd to make provisions
to place thc labcl in the hats al‘tcr
they huvc boon mudti and sold.
(‘rcdli for tho setticmcul of thc hat-
tel's' striko in ()rttIIaI' was Izivun Judgi-
Thomas A. lluvis. in St. John‘s (fatho.
lic i‘hurch. Orange, :11 all the masses
yestcrday by Roy. Matthias .l. Mellon-
ald. it was tho third time that a lay-
man was cvcr commended from the
pulpit of St. .iohn's the other two be-
ing the into Michael lhtvis, inthcr of
the ,iudgc. and tho into ilavld Quinlan.
of \l'cst ()I'ungo, .lndge llavis having
the distinction of being the first living
member of the church so honored.
Father Mcilonoid told his parishioners
of tho satisfactory settlement between
the employers and the employee, and
decint‘cd that non-r in the history of
the batting industry in Orange did
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such harmony pI-cvuii as at the pres-
ent time.
"i congratulate the batters in Or-
ange. turn and womcn,” said the cler-
gyman, "that thc strike has been so
agreeably scttlcd. Since early in Jan
“My 111» huvc hoe-I1 in thc midst of thc
greatcsl struggic iii iilt' history of the
industry in this city. having the many
months 11'hcu so many \1'111'11 making
great sact'iiicI-s. thcrc wore working in
their interests, unknown to thctu, sev-
eral friends. A word of sympathy :11
the time would b:- iluportont and thoro-
forc the progress made toward the wt
tlemcut of the élrikc was kept most
secret.
“The saith-moat already cffcctod is
for the good of both silica. lioih men
and the manufacturers have won :1
victory. 'i‘hc outcollletis most apron~
able to all parties concerned and ilt'\'~
or before in the history of the batting
industry in ()rungc was there such
harmonious feeling bciwccu the men
and their employers.
“The rising generation will ncvcr
again witness such a struggle.
“The way you men and women con
ducted yourselves under such trying
conditions was most admirable and
will never be forgottcn.
“During this strugglc there was one
who was Itnccaslugly Working for you.
i refer to .ludgc ilavis.’ lic wotkcd
consciously and llrclcssiy motnlug
noon and night, at a grcat sacrifice to
hisptofcssionai Work To his cucrg).
ability and tireless activity do Wu (IWI'
this settlement
"While on my vacation in August l
t‘eccivcd word that the strike was not
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of finding here just what you need.
Gloves before it grows colder.
86 WASHINGTON STREET
to had that It settlement was just as
far away as in January. Judge Davis
came to illt‘ in February and at uncc
began his work to effects settlement,
ilc was the first om- to propose arbll
tration and since that time he has
beat his efforts toward a satisfactory
ugrm-Iucnt. and at last his efforts haw
boon crowncdavllh success,
"1 was asked curly in the year.
would i do my best to effect a sonic-
ment. and I answered that l was at the
disposal of iiitII-lo who were looking
forward to this object. I had suvcrul
confctcutcn with lt‘ulhor ltoyluu and
Judge i)111ls doting which not put foItlI
our cil'otts to. secure an amicable set-
Home Comfortable
If you follow Style Leaders they. will
take you right to our door~here is
where they buy their FOOTWEAR
Elegant. Exclusive Smart Styles
Characterize our Fall Line
of Ladies’ Footwear
F LYNN 8. RYAN.
GLOVES
Did you buy your Glows here last season? Of course you are
coming again. bringing your friends.
Gloves for Autumn and Winter are now complete. and you are sure
N. E. RYAN CO.
Jeddo Coal for Furnace
Cross Creek Coal for Range
Carmel Coal for Open Grate
Meals on Time
Raymond Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Our lines of kid and fabric
Better get the right kind of
SOUTH NORWALR
Children Happy
tlemcnt
“As i said before, hatmouv as IIc11II'
before is now existing between the
manufacturers and molt and lot"
hope that, it will continue to exist.
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us the past be forgotten and look forward
to a more peaceful and proupemus cru
"la-t. whutovcr ill-fueling existed in which you arc about to outer."
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South Norwailt. Conn.
Coffee
Al; in
Popular
Low prised though to be with- ,
In the reach of all good enough
for anybody——
equal: that sold by docto- oqrtil-
nirliy for 8511 or 4013;? .1 a hull,
the standard up to tn. top notch
year after year. because we ban
«to It entirely tro‘m‘ 1116 time 11
leaves the 11th until it in pan
chased by our customers.
“_ You are sure of most qual-
ity for your money here
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126 WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE 542-3
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Headquarters for Sugar
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Nothing lMIctterE tot «Nutter than a
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WOMEN
BLACK SUEDE BUTTON BOOTS
$4.00
CHILDREN
The Robert Dix
NATURE SHAPE suoss
31.25 to 32.00
Wear Shoes That Fit
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
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Octopus May Buy Site on the BtImford
Water Front.
STA NEON“, Nov. ii. {The Standard
till (‘ompany has securml an option on
the dock property of A. E. Bounty. at
Waterside. and there in a prospect. that
the company may purchase the prop-
1-rty. Mr. liounty has It good-sized
dock. and room enough there for looks
to hold oils that the company would
store here. For some time past ~~iu
fact. for several ycttrswthc Standard
till t‘ompnay has been costing about
for a water front site in which it could
store tin.- oils for its Stamford Iradc.
At prom-Iii the local output. is shippod
here by rail. The company has its own
tank-bouts. and delivery by water
would be much less expensive to it.
There have boon silly rumors from
timc to time to tho affect that the
Standard Oil was sucking to purchase
a large tract or land hero, upon which
to establish 11 gaucrul storehouse and
distributing plant such as that at
Wilson's Point. Thorn 111-tht has boon
any real foundation for that sort of
gossip. All the company is after hero
in a waterfront site. such as that Mr.
liounty can sell it, sufficiently largo
to carry its local output.
LOEWS A 00. TO BUlLD.
Lorna Addition to Dsnbury Hat Fae
tory Being Planned.
liANlillllY. .‘ov. .‘i-- it it. Loewe 113.
to. me preparing to build 11 largo ad-
dition to their hot factory. an addition
which will allow for a substantial ca-
lurgemunt of all the departments in
we factory and a considerable in
crease in the output. The addition
will be built on the north side of tho
present building. extending across tho
brook, and will 111 lift.) feet luntt thirty
foot wide and three stories high, the
full height of tho Inuin factory
W. Sundorlnnd has the contract
{or the construction of the new por
ion of the factory. for Which also»
are now being prepared. and it is ex-
pected that Work upon thew-building
will be commenced soon so that it
may on enclosed before, the severe
Weather of the winter begins.
FATHER WA! AN iNVALlD.
It had been a hard day in the field
and father and son were very hungry.
The only things notable on. the table
were twelve very large some tttttttp
lingo. The lather had continued ten
while the boy was eating one. and
than both reached for the one remain
n 'a .
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501: Wands. . .
Si .00 Pin Tucked Waiéts. . .1
$1. 25 and $1.50 Tailored and Lingerie Waiits.
$4.00 Sample Silk Lined Net Wallis. .
$5.00 Sample Black Silk Waitits, . .
3500 Sample Silk Lined Net Waiits. .
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“The House of Activity and Progress,"
Takes THIS as '”
Spec1als for the Wee
it runs 'l‘oumtocs
3 cans (torn
:l cults Karo Syrup
(‘cloI'v ’i‘oniuiocs chct Potatoes 'lnttrnipa Squash Quinccs items, Git‘
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\ 1111 wumoa'roa or. scorn uonwnait‘
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$3.98
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it’ s a Pretty Ba(L
Smash Up ~
in the automobile line that we cannot.
repair it you have one send mi the, ~
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1111113 again it such 11 thing is possible,
We do small r'epaits too. Do them in -‘
such a was that they save many a '
big br.euk
Luther M. Wright
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