A Nota Public CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND DURING ‘ BUOINESU HOURS AT TAYLOR 8K GOLDEN ' 74 WASHINGTON ITRIIT, SOUTH . NORWALKJIONN . JILEPHONI 106-! Park a. ‘Tilfo'frd’s it you"; cultivated e taste for “0d INTO, and” con HOME mos swsert will certainly tiotle your palate. Al- wm Tm Roam. E Deliciogfigandies romeo. 51 Washington at. F H BAXTER'S Time for K. D. Fremes for next lum- mer's best, new. Special prices. Two slightly used boats for sale; one Bil-ft. half cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor. One 21- ft. with 5% h. p Stanley. Very cheap if bought new OSCAR ANDERSON Oyster Shell PdInLNorwalk Kidmfillgves- in tune. brown, grey. black, white and black with white stitching. lflflil NEWS WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Clearing this afternoon Fair tonight and Sat- urday, colder tonight. Brisk north. west shifting to northeast winds. The Western disturbance has moved east- ward and is now producing cloudy and rainy weather with lowering temper” ature along the coast. It is followed by an area of high pressure that is produc- ing pleasant Weather with low temper- ntures in the. central sections, This area will move eastward and be over this vicinity on Saturday and Sunday. The-temperature tonight will be very close to frost line. $1.00 TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO To-' LA PEARL DAY. In all shades. $1.50 Temperature: Low, 51; high, 74. Clear. Full line of MOCHAs. BUCKSKINS a and WALKING GLOVES All the above are warranted CHAMOISETTE GLOVES. grey and natural. 50c Special Values in AUTO SCARVES. 506 J. I. MALLETTE (formerly Misses Dawson) 88 WASHINGTON STREET Arthur Hoyt, of High street and Elm- wood avenue, spent the day in New York city yesterday. Harry Dexter, 01 Keyser place. East. Norwaik, spent the day yesterday in last Hartford on business. -—-8tylish soft hats, at O'Brien’s. Edward Brower and family and Fred- erick B. Brewer started this morning for the Danbury Fair in their automo- bile. Mortimer Connolly, of Main street. spent the day at the Danbury Fair yesterday assisting in the DeKiyn , booth. witaw Sugar 24 lbs :1 F. D 1.. & (“.0 Frank T. Brundage. who has been ill of typhoid fever for several weeks. is improving nicely at his home in Seymour street. "Doc" Arnold, of the trolley conduc tors took a trip to the Daubury Fair yetserday and took in all the sights along the Midway. o “Native Quinces, 8125 basket. D. Lawton a 00 John Sheehan and Monroe Nestor of Norwalk. attended the Danbury it air yesterday in company with New York friends in an automobile. G. C. Bryant, of the firm oi Bryant and House, from Worcester. Mass. spent yesterday and is spending today with M. M. Parmalec, of Norwalk. ~chdo. Jeddo. Jeddo chdo. What is it. " inqulie Raymond Bros. The t‘ockenoe Hay makers held their session last evening and it “'5'“ \otcd to hold a series of dances this winter. The first dance will come on Novem- ber lith. ~(‘aps. Caps. Caps, at O‘Brien‘e. Those who went to the Danbury Fair yesteiday were disappointed in not seclug the aeroplane make am nunwk ed flights. it came out and rose about three feet from the ground but some thing was wrong with the machine and the flight had to be given up. Raw Sugar 24 lbs. $1. F.D.i.. & (‘0. 'lhomus Callahan was arrested yes- terday afternoon by Sergeant Leather- lund on the complaint of his wife lie lives in Stuart avenue and Wes clmrg cd with intoxication in the town court this morning bcfore Judge E. M. Lot It- wood 'lhc judge continued the ruse for four weeks the case being due on November DUI. w ..L...“ ...... ...—.-.“. - V ”k"..- mm..-~.-.... The Porcelain Fillings which i am using for my patients are proving such a success and are so sut- Iaiuctow it is no wonder people are (onsinnily coming in to make lnoniiles about them They are so hard and durable, match the teeth so perfectly and the work is attended with so lit- tle discomfort that every one Is de- lighted with the result. if you have a? tooth you do not want filled with gold. try one of my porcelain fillings. i am sure you will be pleased with it. Dr. J. H. Mallory 16 South Main 8t.. South Norwslk Hours: 9 a. m to s p. m. aunasys by hppointment only. — Dennison LUNCH SETS 25c EACH (inc extra large Table Cover, 611 ii iii l2 Fast Color Napkins it! Fast (‘olor llolllcs ti Fast (I'oloi l'laius PAPER NAPKlNS .......... SC 002. BIRTHDAY CANDLES, all (‘UIiIlti W. A. Briggerman’s Stationery Store Donovan Block. .182 Washington It. I". witchlnz. bleeding. protruding or blind piles yItItl to Dunn's Oiniincnt Chronic cusoe soon relieved finally cured. Druggiste all sell it. We Make Glasses the right way. We have a Physic- ian. who in a skilled idye Specialist, to examine your eyes. ’ N0 CilAltfiilil FOR EXAMINATION. THAMER ten ”AM'ORD - - cons. Open Monday It Saturday Evenings :1 inches hlitli. fi Int-bus wide. 22 inches long. can he hired for four dollars your in our fl ... ...-n... .... A. Newell‘ 3 Dancing Academy w. (itiheri Howell's Select School of Dancing and innermost.“ Arlen mil. Madison ht heath Norwaiit. WEDNESDAY. OG'I‘. 127M. reopenins day. class for Mitt“! end MATTER. AT 4: 30 P. M. IIGIHNIII' OLA" for bodies and Gentlemen st ii ooiook The Waits and the New Social? Dances thoroughly taught. Respectfully. w. GILBERT newest. 25 Liberty St... Brideeport. Ct Circulars mailed upon application. may Chocolates 25c V . Burglar - Proof W Ania r. nose. of spring iiiii. hes returned to his home after a few day s visit with friends in New Rocheiic caged» W“¢O Burmese II v “in Copyleh‘i‘flart 5171;}th k Marx THE HOME OF HART. SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES. The Finest Fall Clothes That Ever Came to Town We have good reason to be proud of our show- ing of Fall Clothes. We think they‘re the greatest lot we've ever gotten together. So do our salesmen, and they see so many clothes that they don't get worked up very much as a role. But when these new Fall Clothes came in, we sur- prised them. not only with the handsomcncss of the woolens and the attractiveness of the new models, but also with the aetOnishing values at each price. You ought to see for yourself—now, whether you are ready to buy or not. . FALL SUTS. 3x5 to $3o—SOME GOOD ONES AS LOW AS $10. Fall Overcoats. as handsome as the Suite. and priced the same. F all Hats and Furnishings. s V s 2. TWO STORES: The New Store South Norwalk 24 Wall St., Norwalk. :4 South Main St. NO MAN IN THE WRONG CAN KEEP UP WITH THE MAN iN THE RIGHT——WHO KEEPS ON COMING. No western food, manufactured hundreds of miles away. conse- qucntly always stale. illltI composed mostly of the iii-products of the mills can keep up with :1 food made have at home. fresh around each day. and «imposed entirely of good cit-an grains and pure wheat pro- ductswif it. hoops mi t‘mlllllK. First in quality. lost in prion. always in the minds of its custom- era, lionnle Home (ii‘tiililli Fund for lioraos, (‘utile and Poultry. MANUEL TORO HATCH. .-- MAE: Our OYSTERS .. are the Best ORIENPORTS . --t ......ws. WMLLWL. .... HM ....W. .. - .. NATIVE BUTTER FISH, BLACK FISH. EELS. HARD GRASS. ILUI FISH. WEAK FICH. FLAT FISH. BNAPgIR CLUBS. ITEAK COD. GAL: MON. HALIIUT, BIA TROUT. VIL- LOW PEROH. LONG AND ROUND CLAMI. BEGAN-OPS. BONITA MACKIRIL. ruminants“. MONK 108. unis use m.” 10‘ COAL is always the best—«hey ,know we carry only the very finest of ’ Goal—hence our largetrade. -——-—-— The Harris 81 Gaus Co. Tel. 721 in the COAL TRADE? Who buys coal right? Who handles coal right? Who sells cool right? Who delivers cool right? -—WE 00- ‘Those are our strong points. our “knows" in coal; that‘s why we ARE “1T" 1 in the i was TRADE “title—Con Coal I The B. Hershfield & Son Co. I Tel. 294. 122 Water St. I SAMPLE LOT or. Men’s Russia Calf SHOES Button and Lace. Sizes S to ill atygo ~MAXLEVY— 169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE SOUTH NORWALK ! Smoke Your Troubles Out With Roger Ludlow, 10c Twin City. 5c or The Nugget. 6c CIGARS ALL DEALER! MANUFACTURIR. ......— .M~_W.._ ... . . We here just released from bond and have on hand 2.3 barrels of the famous Old Chicken f‘ock Whiskey?! it has been sold at the old stand for the last‘ an yours Try it and be con sold for the money straight Chicken Cock Whiskey. per full quart .. ereciAL FOR eArunoAv ONLY ........... etel|llll Quart OidCilfl' ........ ...906 Overt Monogram.... ...... ......Joo Quert ”any has Quart Port ..... ..........wo Quart White Port Magner & Flynn 138 Washington lit. Phone MM .... .... 7 1.! Dividend Notice Fairfleid County “Saviors Beak. Norwaik. Conn” sent. iii. 1910. At a meeting of the directors of the Falrileitl County Savings .nk held this day. s dividend at the rste of four per cent. (4%) nor mount was de- glared to depositors from tug «minus 1 the six months outline ontembsr so. 1910. The same will be entered on books and paid on end after (to tobsr it). into. ensssseeserseeeem a...“ Mrs. om... iii-unis so Mr WI. inrphy, and totally. Gross street. are attending the lien» . ‘ . -t the day at the you sored .» M r - Ir. . , his ratio can « .. “ i“ i‘ W L With ‘ h . 3'“; of h m . 68 Water Street . This store's aim is to sell the man who wants Clothing out according to the prevailing fashion, made or high erode goods and Work- mansbip go together. Leave out one and the other two are worthless' ‘l' ‘I “II‘II.\MI‘I ' “\ r '1 2-H!" "“w‘, u . CLOTHING TO sun' ALL. sun-a .....siono TO mm 1' Neckwear. \ ” '\ ‘h. ‘ 84-60. ism >313” fabrics and correctly tailored. Style. Fall styles in Fancy Vests, Negligee Shirts, Soft and Derby Hats, Half Hose, Underwear, Gloves. 8HOE8——HIOH GRADE .. . .. £3.50, $4.00, Price’s CWg Store "98 Washington Street, South Norwelk By order ofa the Basra of Directors. “ moan courts. m for , Trellurer .éarv. m. i 1? .. .5; Fancy Sweet Potatoes, peck,- Ever eon Corn.” dozen a. J. REYNOLDS ...... .53... .... .... ’ Green or Wax Beans. quart. . . .. Muskmelons. Peaches. Apples. UNITED GROCERY COMPANY, vinccd that it Is the best Whiskey 20 NORTH MAIN STRICT. .... W .... i ® .Extra Specials All This Week at the A&P State W EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEEB 5t) Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at .60c 30 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at.85e 40 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at.50e I 25 Stamps with 1 ib.Cofleeat.30o 2:. Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at.40o I 20 Stamps with 11b.Coffes “.25: 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at.35c 10 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee “.200 20 S. & H. Stamps Free with 5/: lb. pkg. Golden-Tipped India-Ceylon Tee at 25c. . an? FANCY PATENT FLOUR, a barrel ... . . ...,...ee.15~- asp FANCY PATENT FLOUR, ee-‘A lb. bag .s‘sc . VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, a pound . . .35c, PUREgARD a round .................... . ..... .....r‘jiz' FULL CREAM CHEESE. eggpound” ...... . ......x8c ‘ LAUNDRY STARCH, 7 lbs. for ........... ...........25c‘ POTASHORLYE.acan ................... ...........5c TOILET PAPER. 6 rolls for ................ ...... 25c , GOLD DUST, large pkg. ........... . ...... . . .. ' SAPOLIO. plain or hand, a cake . .......... . . . . . . . . . ...zc v Try a pound of our 30c Coffee, once used always used. to Stamps with any of the following articles: loan Spice at ........... ....iOo lbot. Cstsup at ...........iflo i box Shaker Salt at ........ ..1oc i bet. Root Beer at..........ile liar Jam ...... ......... too that Sauceat..............1lo 1 cake Chocolate ............. 160 1 hot. Ammonia at....... ...100 Best Granulated Sugar at cost this week. lHl lilill is ill count: 124 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK Tel. 909. Deliveries I: 30 e. m. and 2: so 9. In. Free Delivery ....se-see-s-v- a... seesleeleIelIseDO Green pe'pp'ér's'. Red, was. and so low Onions and Squash PHONE 440 iMTAMPS FRI! WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING—“ID lean Select Rhubarb ........i ,1pltg.ltlecaroni..............1i§e 1 pkg. Monarch Corn Starch. . .iOc 2 lbs. Mixed Cakes ......WM 1 pkg. Macaroni . . . ..iOc 1 pkg. Cook‘s Malta Rice.....i|e 1 can Victory lirand Strawber- i can Gold Label Bar- He'seesretell-ve9teillle1 d‘n“Isis-ses-i-ssseslesese‘“ 1 can Chef iii-and Fish has ”too 1 large bottle Blunts .........10e 3 lb. Pure Black Pepper..... 106 1 lei-[ebottle moment. ......’.‘I 70 Stamp: with 1 lb. Very Best. 35 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 ,; Plantation Coffee........... ‘ so:stmipi with 1 1h spacliti so stamp: withl lb. Max's .a-n.... ..a.» eeOeeiblOlCletC'lO.‘I Co flee hOTEtempsm with 1 lb. Choice 25 Stamps with 1 lb. M. e I. ‘ can“ eseelsllltltl so Stamps 'viuu i2 is Very 20 stump}; with 1 lb. J. a it'. , " Bolt Te‘selilselslee . .... ..............u..m 25 Stamps with 12 in special 16 Stamps with 1 in. No. 1M» 7 ..fle the Coffee ................ 20 Stumps with 1-2 lb. choice iii Stamps with i can Grown . “I’llel'lteleeeheesbeeel ”at Con“lell:sillill§ii_ -. curves cases see wmse AND LIHU ' "
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