DAN ALWAYI II POUND DURING ‘ IUIINRII HOURI AT TAYLIR 8t GOLDEN n waehmo'rou eraser. IOU'I'H uoawaut. cons. TILIPHONI III-l Park & Tiliord‘s . DeliciousCandies ‘ --IOLD AT" F H. nsxrna's DRUO BTORI Time for K. D. Frames for next sum- mer'e host, now. Special prices. Two slightly used boats for sale; one all-ft. half cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor. one shit. with 6% h. p. Stanley. Very cheap if bought now. OSCAR ANDERSON Oystchheli PoinbNorwaIk Kid Gloves CLEMENTINA In inns. brown. grey, black. white and black with white stitching. ~ 81.00 LA PEARL in all shades. $1.50 Full line of MOCHAS. BUCKSKINB and WALKING GLOVES All the above are warranted CHAMOISETTE GLOVES. grey and natural, 50c Special Values In AUTO SCARVES. 50c .I. I. MALLETTE (formerly Misses Dawson) as WASHINGTQN STREET sys‘r‘iiue gang-It‘s: vrsnspuons’ Mews DOW!“ One-Wain” Department ranch Office, Not-walk I00 guitar's Residence lty Editor's Residence ‘ The selectmen’s office and the town tax collector's office in the Town Hall - building closed for the holiday. Bert Austin, of Issues street. who is employed in New York city. is enjoying a do)" a vacation from his duties. J. H. MoNerney started in the truck lug business today. He will run this in conjunction with his large ice busi- ness. There are brit two families left at Harbor View Beach. These are the Whitehead and Made families. Mr. and Mrs John B Lawrence and family have returned for the Winter to their home in West street. A surprise party was given last ev- ening to James Sheehan. of Main street, and about thirty friends sur- prised him completely upon their ap- pearance at his home. The evening was very enjoyably spent and games were played during the evening. Sing- ing, dancing and music Were also fea- tures of the evening' a entertainment it was at a very late hour when the refreshments were served and the par ty broke up in the wee small hours of the morning after a very delightful time. John Sheehan, who was formerly in the trucking business started in again today. He has been employed on the Starr estate in t avenue all care taker, but that film oily hs returned to New York city for the winter and Mr. Shoeban will take up the trucking busDiness during the season if Mrs Russell Starr and fam- fly, or East avenue. have returned to New York ciiy to spend the winter in their home there. They reside sum- mers in the old Vauderhuef estate in East avenue. Lille Miss Gladys Ayrault. of Atlanta avenue. who was injured yesterday when she ran into the side of the au- tomoblle of Samuel Lyrics. of West. av- enue, In charge of Chauffeur Charles Knowles. in Main street about noon. passed a very comfortable night. She is suffering great pain, but Dr. Samuel H. Huntington says that he is notified that there are no internal injuries and that there were no bones broken. The bruises that she received Wore due to her falling so hard upon the ground: rather than the Iort'o of the blow she received when she ran into the automobile full tilt. tier recovery in a short time is looked for. One of the moat successful entertain merits ever given in Red Men's Hall in Wall street. was given under the auspices of Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem, on last Mou- day evening. The affair was a grand success financially and socially. A large number of the members and their friends were present and enjoyed illeiriseIVes very much. The moat plous~ lug number of the program was a sketch in which ton young peoples took part. The scene was in a corn field . and the characters were to represent darkios. This they did» to perfection. Other numbers of the program wore vocal and instrumental selections. A little boy who attends the center school was slightly Injured yesterday by being knocked down by a from be- longing to llanks's stables. lie was running from the MIIIIOI grounds at the noon hour to see something that at- tracted himstteullou in front of the school and he failed to see the horse and wagon coming ,lle ran squarely into the horse and will knocked in the ground. Luckily the wheels of the wagon did not DMH lowly his prostrate body. and he was noun on hi lost again. fie ran away timing and ylns. but it Is not thought that he was sort ously injured. At oily rate his lung power was unnumbered by the accl- denl. judging from the noise that he made. The Average Length of life in America has increased ten years since 1840, and Dentistry has been an important factor In lbc bct‘ ferment. Science tells us that a per- sons mouth contains many genus and while antiseptic mouth washes and tooth pastes are a material help. the good work does not end there. ’l‘uhert-ulur bacteria enter the are tern through the cavity of a tooth nud perform their deadly work in this way. llook well to your teeth: save your money and your health before it is too late. Moderate prices. No charge for consultation. Dr. J. H. Mallory 16 Death Main at... Death Norwslk Hours: a a. m. to s p. m. anndays by appointment only. CityNationalBank SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. TRANSACTI A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Capital 4.100.000.00 Surplus and Profits ”17.00000 Safe Deposit Boxes. $3 and $5 per year EDWIN H. MATHEWION. Pres. JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st ViceoPl-ee. FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice- Pres. WILFRED IODWELL. Cashier DIRECTOR! E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin Christian Iwartz John H. Light me H. Rowan .Wa Your .E hare Eesiglit in old mil, bath a your eyes properly cared forno . We have a hyslolsn. who is afiklilod lilyo Dileclalist. to ‘examl your eyes. NO CHARGE sort u lilNA'l‘lON TEAM 3 "AHIOID I ' “OD ii Inches high, [5 Inches wide. 22 inches long. can be hired for to u r dollars a year in our Bmglsr - Proof A CONN. treat . ‘.. I‘m a mum—um ‘i Foss “Quality” hose- is exam me than with Mrs., retailers tildes ammo. silu crisis-.4 kaolin in Narnia, having lathe earlier. and Ital“ pleased to hear of Young Men of The Norwalks! 4 We Have the Kind of Clothes You Want in Youn men ariraii turning to as t is season, because we are showing exactly the kind of clothes they want! “Full of ginger and spice and everything nice." is the way our Fall Suits and Over» coats impress young men who know style. hey' re not extreme. but 'full of dis- tinctive style. designed spe- cificslly for younfl men; and they look it in error line. 4 Hart Schaffner Mark FallSuits in the new brown and tan tones. new greys and blues. $18 to $30. Hart Schall‘ner dz Marx Overcoats in rich fancy weaves, Oxfords. greys and black. $18 to $30. London Slip-Otis. Hats and Furnishings. We also have the best 510 and $15 Suits and Over-coats in town. a Fall Copyright Rm scheduler a: Mars W i TWO STORES: The New Store 24 Wall St. Norwallr. South'Norwalk :4 South Main St. NO MAN IN THE WRONG CAN KEEP UP WITH THE MAN IN THE ' RIGHT—WHO KEEPD ON COMING.’ DAL! No western feed, manufactured hundreds of miles away. conse- quently always stale. and composed mostly of the bi~producis of the mills can keep up ‘ilh a food made born at Ironic. fresh ground each day. and connloscd entirely of good clean stains and pure uhcat pro darts» if it keeps on coming First in quality. lost in price, always in the minds of its custom- cru, llonnlc llomo Ground Feed for llorsus, (‘attlc and Poultry. mallet. TORO Harm-l. ... -.... “4...... AW. OUR OYSTERS ARE THE BEST OREENPORTI NATIVE BUTTER FISH. FISH, EELS. HARD CRADS. FISH. WEAK FISH. SNAPPER etuss. areas coo. ear.- sues non HALIIUT sea recur. VEL .Low pence. done me aounp BLUE cums sscALLoes. DONETA PLAT FISH. MACKsaeL. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. . ...t Pink Stamp Day Thursday. October 13th 10 Pink Stamps FREE ! TO ALL. COLLICTORI OP THEIR POPULAR ITAMPI THE LAROEIT AND DEBT ITOCKID PREMIUM PARLOR THI NORWALKI COLLECT THI PINK ITAMPI-u-Ag HOMI PROPOIITION A. F. Beckmann 8: Co. II AND II WAIHINO'I'ON I'I'r PMMW IDUTN NORWALK FREE DELIVERY. IN Sweet or for Sale, 3 fifin‘ Milk tit“ ........ ”Hui,“ I I (IDI‘I Pm terminatinusuum seldom-slink“ ........ ......ilie resolution...” Magnoliaormover Milli .....iie scene Campbell'siflounl .........!ile Cauliflower. Corn. Tomatoes. Beets, Celery. fittest MW and Apples. l9c--Wsiter Baker’ sCocoaorCllocolste-diic Ben illlr Flour per ha. 850. Barrel. $6. 75 IiifllllilliiL iiiilil NEWS sweet older at the United Grocery. Read about the Benjamin clothes at Davis. Bee adv. The schools of the town are closed today in honor of Columbus day. The Old Well Laundry is out with a handsome new automobile delivery WRBOI]. Miss ulta‘Cranlpton, of Beldsn ave- I nue, will spend Saturday in New York . city with friends. Patrick McCrath. of Norwalk. is en- joying a week's vacation from his du- ties ln the Norwallt Lock shop. In the adv of the Locomoblle Com- pany You will find high grade cars at very low prices. Better look it up. l-‘rank Allen. of West avenue, is spending the day in New York city looking over the prospects of a fine po- sition. Harry Earle, of East avenue. and Warren 0 Woodward. of Holden ave. nue. spent last evening in Bridgeport with friends. The front of the Monte Christo. in Wall street, run by W. L. Blascer, has received a new cost of green paint. H. T Prowltt did the work. Ralph Verliu of Elmorest Terrace, has gone on a hunting expedition Bry- anesiik was planning to go with him but on account of the holiday was not able to go. The Endeavor Circle. of the South Norwulk Congregational Church. will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. George F.1v‘oote. at 4 Court landt street. The members of the Nutmeg Club are anticipating holding another pool tournament in the near future and the young men are practicing. The ratings will begin shortly it is thought. Walter Rose and “Ring"ermup" De- Plerne. of the local trolley force spent Monday in Waterbury with friends. They report an excellent time and tell that all their friends there were on- Joylng the host of health. Charles P. Reaggles. of Harbor avo- nuc, employed in F. A. Mitchell‘s furniture store, is enjoying an after- noon's vacation today and with his wife and a party of friends, has gone out for a sail in his launch lliocese. lavsicr Sanford. of Mcrwin street. has resigned his position with the (from Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com- pany In South Norwallt and has gone to New Haven to look over another po- sition. lie will remain therefor a week at least. (‘lrortos Vorlln. of Elmorest Terrace. who is traveling for the Blgelow Varn- ish (harmony. and whose last trip has taken him to Boston. Mass. and vicin- ity, is attending a few days at his par- ental home here. His many friends were busy with greetings yesterday at- ternoon. The Norwalk lllrd Club that Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Quintard. in Main street and had a very interesting session. The sub joct of the astral discus'slon was the Evolution of Birds." Many interesting specimens were shown and added in- iorest lo the meeting. There was a meeting of the Snible club last «wooing in Main street. and two new members were duly taken in- to the club and initiated. There were refreshments and a feed after the busi» nose ineeting had been done away with The date of the next meeting has not been named as yet. Prank Smith. of Stuart avenue. who New York hospital has returned to his home. ills many friends were glad to see him back and he has the host wish. as of a large host of friends for a com- plete recovery. lie will go to f’rovl dclirc. R. l. today and will return to his duties III the Naval yards at New- liOI‘L. R. l. in a week or so. Henry T. l’rovvitt has brought suit against licnry Rirclr for 33!. and the case will be heard before Justice of the Peace. John W. (‘urnow. in his of- fice on the fifth Monday in October. at 10 n. a. The suit is to recover a debt and attachment to the amount of 850 was made upon the property of Mr. Klrch to Highland Park by Deputy Sherlh' Thomas A. Skelly. ’l‘bo attach- ment was filed in the office of the town clerk yesterday afternoon. There was an informal meeting of the uncalled Republican leaders lust ovenim in the Republican headquar- ters in Main street and matters of the canrpaign More discussed. Among those present were chairlilan of the town committee. Thomas Skelly, mem‘ ber of the state central committee. Ernest Rescue. of Wilton. who looks after this part of the state. Candidates Frederick H. Quint-rd and Marcellus R. Renault Judge Jimeph R. Taylor and Charles ii. flllworth. There were others present also. local issues. such as _ senatorial, representative and shrlevallty, were discnlled and also state issues in general. Cures The OLD Soars That Other Remedies Won’t Care The worst cases no matter of how lea; binding. are sbisolulaiy cured by minor-term , Antiseptic . i-laaliri Oil Discovered by as Old Ital frond Surgeon. all Drugulst positivelgoréeinsdgo money ii i: fails to cure. "uis skillet: . “I?" :M motto. Merit to say i: you the I: hurl.“ tanner“ tr e if?“ pmroglcm cat's- W n I has'rocently been operated on in a. ‘ sortption dance to be m...— umwmnm Ha-Wmmmw flammam are Worthless. Fall styles in Fancy Vests. illilliillilillli . This store's aim is to sell the man who wants Clothing out according to the prevailing fashion. made of high grade fabrics and correctly tailored. Style. manshtp go together. Leave out one and the other two CLOTHINO- TO SUIT ALL. SUITS . ... 310.00 TO moo m" Soft and Derby flats. Half Hose, Drillerwear, Gloves. IHOEIc—HIOH GRADE . . . . . . . . . Price’ 3 Clothing Store 98 Washington Street, Southg Norwalk l goods and work- -U-.-- ammuu Na '1 '1“"NV“' “'de .-t \"r . ‘4“ 4 .ssso. mo. Mao. $5.00 m Negliges Shirts. Neokwear. illillllllilll Mon, Tues. Wed. MATINEES—RIIIO Ind 3:30. New City Chan e of Matinee Sc and file John w Greenwood has gone fish- ing today. lie is enjoying his vacation from the Norwalk post office. There are three interesting specials in the Read adv. today. You will and it on the second page of this issue. Mrs. J. Arthur Osborn, of West ave- use. nd «batter have gone to Atlan- tic ty. where they will spend some time. You can go to Merrill night school for the small sum of five dollars per month. Supplies free. Better send for catalogue Don‘t be caught unprepared for the cold were that is sure to come. Har rls and Gene are offering you especial iy line coal. Bee adv. The flags on the Norwallt Library building were in the wrong positions this morning. the ltaiian flag belnrI placed above the American flag. Arthur'fielby has gone to Mertden for the day. He is enjoying a days' va- cann from his duties in J. 'l‘. Prow- itt'e hardware store in Main street. Chester Kerr. Eric Harsh-om, Mort Weeks. Harry Earle and Warren 0. Woodward are arranging ven at the Country Club. Morelii and Carbons have in front of their store in Wall street, the finest ltallan ties in the town. it is very large and handsome and came from ltaiy. George Allen. of macs street. and the Norwaik Hotel. and William W. Dana. of hyper place, took an automo- bile ride this morning» Bridsewater. Conn., near New Milford. The Democrats of the Oeocnd Vot— Hall. Madison street. ob Tuesday even~ tug, at if o'clock. for the purpose of nominating a candidate for "presenta- tire and justices of the peace. Henry M. Perry. of the Nor-walk post office, who is to so on his nationalist week. says that he is not suing to Bea- ten as reported yesterday. He is going to New York city. and: will probably go as far as Nsvmdt. NJ .. before return» ins. its will have a week‘s vacation. NW“ be some doabtfli m . MY: . m for-tile psi-formalise an! slider BIJOU DREAM at Hoyt’ 8 Theatre MATINEE DAILY, 2 P. M. EVENINGI. 2 COMPLETE SHOWS. 7 AND I P. M. EVERY SATURDAY. 4—OOMPLETE SHOWS—4. John White’ s Comedy Mules THE TWO FUNNIEST. MULEI ON THE AMEyRIDAN STAGE TODAY COMEDY SKETCH CLAY MANTLY COMEDY SKETCH. THE LOBSTER PARTY Hagen 8t Westcctt IINGING AND DANCING Vaudeville every Monday & Thursday Motion Pictures Every De Jewett Piano. by atelnert A bone 00.. Used Exclusively ~PRICES- Box Seats. 25c for a sub- day lug District wil hold a mucus in Arlen Th bleachers rifle so?" " October 10, 11.12 EVENING“: 45 and If“ Quartette 10333:: W, Up to date hats at Mlnts's. Bee adv. Tomorrow is Dividend Day at Beck; mann’s. 10 pink stamps free. See adv.~ ‘- . Magner and Flynn are advertising a full line of Ruppert’s beers. ales. etc. See prices in adv. IADLY BALANCED. A witty Frenchman wrote at the. . commencement of this century a very. 4- ' interesting and amusing book hearts: the title. "lee Agremsne et lea Cha- grins dos uariagee. " in this work the first four pages are devoted to the» "agremens" (joys) and the remaining 850 to the “chagrin" (sorrows). liliiiiii ill Mil” No Sleep, No Rest. No PM in the IuRIrsr From Kidney ‘llf'eubiu. ‘ ‘ m i 4 , No peace for the kidney Holster- Pain and distress from remote night. . 1 Get up with a tune back. Twlnges of backache bother you all, “4", j 4,. Urinary disorders add to your tale-i ery. Get at the cause—cure the if Dean's Kidney Pills will 1! care. They' re for the kidneys only - Have made great euros in 50th, Nor-walk. . . Mrs. John Horst, 76 South Nerwhlh.‘ Cops. tor-vale for about four noyed by attacks of wire were terrible” and i was Abs dissy spend... sleep well but Dali aching breaks your rest nigh ht. me to try timid and l pros at Mrs. Pialste‘d‘s ‘ ' sum as from the not and all cared last i have ll be nesdr kidney remedy for s m tints. ‘ advice to anyone sinister! as i _ . t Dean's Kidney Pills an; _ Pl ”rim“ Drug fliers sad m
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