- rarest). corona it. are
New? on ”diffing'TPM‘i“ ‘ {11H
UNDERWEAR-
in Flooded Lined and Wool Gob
manta. from 260: to 11.00 each. in
all sizes. at ‘
. E- K- BANKS,
is HAOKIMO nor flock.
fl dou'ra NOHW‘kLitV.‘
roe non, wfimnlmn CHILD!
' "I . HEN
l W'-
svsitmo scanner: TELEPHONI
. CAKE! i‘ ,
Iz-l—Nsws Department
Business Dspsrimsnt
‘ arsneit ‘Otnes. Nomtk
‘ I909 Editor's Rosldsnoe
TIM—City Idltor's Residence
“Ni ww-n._,..,..__._..-
Miss Helena A. Mitchell, of Went
street. is the guest of Miss Eleanor M.
Norris. of Milford, Conn.
w'Round Steak, 2 lbs. 250. llnyea'
Mkt.
A rehearsal of the third degree was
held at Our Brother‘s lodge rooms in
Wall street, last evening.
Mrs. Edward Kaiser and Miss Edith
Kaiser. of‘North Wilton, have been
visiting in South Norwalk.
-Legs of Spring Lamb. 150. lb.. at
New York Market, 143 Washington Si.
«or Mrs. William E. Fitch. who has been
sick in bed for a week with dysentery,
is now able. to be around the house
again. ~ ‘ .
Mr, and Mrs. Crowfoot have closed
their summer home in the liein‘orest
farm and removed to Norwalit tor the
winter.
~Buy your Derbies at Oliriene.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mogarly and
daughter Flora, oi Waterbury, are
spending the week with relatives in
Bailey street.
Mrs. A. C. Havlland and the Misses
Grace and Florence anlland. of South
\Norwulk. are guests at the Bailey ion.
in Ridgoiield, this week.
The Clear Felt Hat company. of
Raymond street. is inatalling new
electrical apparatus. N. .i. Meserve
has secured the Contract {or the work. .
—--Sirlotn Steak. 15c 11)., at New York
Market, 143 Washington street.
The work on the new Hungarian Re
being rushed that the edifice may he
in readiness soon, Carpenters are
now at work on the steeple. while ma.
sons are at work almost from dawn to
dusk on the building. "
wl’rinie ltih Roast, l2l4_.o lb. liayes'
kt. .
The hazaar planned by South Nor-
walk Council. Knights of Columbus.
for next week. has been changed to
one week later. and will be held on
November 3. i. 5 an 7. in the hall or
the council in Sout Main street.
~Lutest Der-bios at O'Brien's.
Judge J. R. Booth, of Dunbar «was
the agent who cuhninat ,Ctlpi 's.‘r0-
.mon‘ce It the city hai Wednesday
when he‘ performed the ‘cei‘emtiny
which made William J. Grossinsky and
Barbara Baker, both of Georgetown.
man andawlte. ,, '“ . .
ePrimfiJ‘Qflt. Beelwn‘ric it». at
New York Market. 143 ashington 3t.
Herbert Wood. of Birmingham. Aid.
has been visiting,relatives in this town
and vicinity thid..vieek. He in a son
of Both 0. Wood. formerly at New Csv
man. While in town he was the guest
of his cousin. Mls Currie Sherwood.
of West. Washingt street.
”Round Steak, 12%c lh.. at New
York Market, 143 Washington street.
The Hat Finishers’ association voted
last evening for delegates from the
United Hatters to the convention of
the American Federation 0! Labor to
be held next month in St. Louis. John
A. Moihtt, at Orange. N. 1., received
' 90 votes: Martin Lawlor, of New York, ‘
102; Percy Sale. of Orsnge. N. J.. 46.
and Morris Schratse. of Orange. 80.
For alternates P. H. Connoliey. of Dan-
bury. received “votes; J. W. Taylor,
of Newark. N. J., 82, and Robert Pear-
son. of South Norwsik, 40.~Dsnhnry
News. ‘
”has—r“
~—-Harsh physics reset. wesken the
bowels. cause chronic ' oonntipstion.
Dana's Regulate open-st. easily. tone
the stomach. 'cure constipstton. iliie.
Ask your draggist tor them.
’r Luau-a...-
A Prominent Women of Iouth Noo-
wsilt, Whose Nsme Will he Given
’ Upon
lowing rang Tsstirnonlsi:
"Dr. Dick's Medicine (30..
‘3 nth Norwaik pone. , -
i,“ entiernen: 'l‘he: remedy which
yeti hsve placed upon the market in
a most vsiushio‘msonn tor. the euro oi .
those ailments for which you com-
mand ltwgiinsed upon an experience
0:3: an in my own i‘smily.i can or-
!) my 0
w 'ich It‘ols ed wit." , a
. Dick’s Charo! Rheumatism. Ma.
isris.(iri|i.""
*Wfl Mm “mama
pliostlon. Writes the [ol- ,
tire endorsement or sit“
THE WORLD'S BEST BY EVERY
OTHER LARGE omse. WHICH is
TuTu ustto AND RECOMMENDED
THE srnonnse‘r ennonalmeur
BY ALL THE LEADING COOKING POSSIBLE.
SCHOOLS OF NEW YORK. BOSTON, .W
PROVIDENCE, 0 P R I N G F i! L D, HUB RANGES. ...... $19.50 up to “0
PARLOR HEATERtJIWS up to .27‘
A. J. céfiins Co.
ltnneral Diredtors and Embslmers.
HARTFORD. new HAVEN AND
12-18 North Main Street. ; . South Norwtdk, Conn.
O. B. ackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
‘ Eyes Examined Free
is wsu. s-rnssr. mans as.
.
NOIWALK.
LET YOUR
, EVENINGS m" DOLLARS
YOll
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
WILL SHOW YOU HOW
So. Norwslk Stamford Port Chester
our. MAXWELL «so». mo one ILMORI 1909
one MAXWELL “so" {909 one smarts me
one BUICK “‘40" 1909 on: twee: 1907
11 SINGLE. cvtmoen CADILLACB, rumble sent
one mo 4 cvunosa CADILLAcs. "demlvtonnuu
All em are in line running order. For particulars inquire
F. E. Lockwood 8i Co.
39 Wall St..—~(‘Phone) Garage Water 8L. —Norwslk. Conn.
AUTOMOIILOTI’
ATTENTION
is called to the fact thst they
can always iind s garage where
every attention will be given
when on s tour or for their so
commodstion in towa. We do
Al work in repsiring and sup
plying new psrts. ganoiene. hnt~
tartan. etc. and our Work is al-
ways expert snd satisfactory st
w. A. HANFORD'S.
42 North Msin at.
w"Asbestos Shingles,
The cost hi asbestos shingles is shout to per cent. more than wood
shingles. .To, mt this ours cost you has s. shingle that is iirspmot,
will never wosr out. thus will never and renewing and when drop
pod from the roof an asbestos shingle will not break. Many of the
most prominent srchitects and builders are now recommending ss-
hoston shingles over all others; even slste. i'or eiste is much hesvior
and is easy to bresk. .
’ ' I IIAVIIW AVINUI
9:953“...h..tii§*l‘.ii'lh........t°°*~
V . ,. . u... we... 3“ is ~l . «mm. ... is ma “1- A @49- .
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i ‘ I
, , at ; ‘ a . é . i ‘
Never before have we shown with s it; e vsriet oi FINE
NEW FALL FOOTWEAR for wontsh."0ur hogs comprise
the wsllgknown msirssi' ’ »
GROVE '8 FLEXIBLE SHOES hand made st.‘ . o&
Wennxmvri...r.....(= ) 35.44.:
AI‘AK‘bq,E ‘ '{I'r'ai-Iiiv-irOinni- ”.3.”
somewhat 0,113.: is.»
maintainer-so
,4 ‘l‘ ‘ Msdein Ali‘Lesthsrs \
‘ Flynn’s Boot Shop
5,. f“ "i mam”. it no: “I In '
i 59”"; . y m y 1. , heath Norwsih,
i
olshlssslsssssos-
.icslissru.
o
l v . ; .
ringers your winter staid“ “m m. . ~..r . . _
it” a sin!
Fowileil’Gloves .
. That's All YollNeed...
' to Motif-Every W
. psii‘husriinteed '
.t‘
Millinery
Last Saturday
People who trim their
ing them. Those
ov'm
who like to
»~ will find this a grand opportunity to save
“Now is the very height of the season" , .
‘ ' . we did the largest Millineri’ business in the histo’ .
of the Mintz Store. That’s Going Some ! This Saturday chag-
brought together some of the mest interesting ‘ specie '8 ever
" offered by this house ‘ -'
hats will, find a feast of bargains
Howard & 9
Forest Mills
Underwear
pecials
. await-
buy hats already. trimmed
Imported Beaver lists
This soason’n moat popuisr
headgear, in colors. ilat sold
at 86. for thin day
$3.98
Silk Velvet Shapes
'i‘hls season's most popular
shapes. which we bought at a
great saving; value 82M. (in
sale tomorrow
i 1.69
Ready-to-wear lists
Last Saturday we sold com—
pletely out. There must be I
reason. of course: regular
price 82. The price tomorrow
$1.49
Silk Hats
lilaek Silk tints, hand made.
for middlengnd women: reg—
uiarlv $2.50. ’l‘omorrow
3 1.98
Children's lists
We. will #3 on sale 35
Shapes t , were ollghtli‘ . . .
dented iliymwmrtatioa im- New arrival or thlidrenn
perfection flint. ' you would lists. new styles just out thin
~ hardly at Shapes were
to be sold ”in $2 to $4. The
week. On sale from
mnnutnctu ’ lose; your
, g 9919 tomorrow 29C 2
C to $ 2.50
Trimmed lists
Largo assortment. of Trimmed
Hats, thin season's most pop~
ular styles; regularly $5.00.
Tomorrow
.13 3.95
Ostrich Feathers
Very handsome glossy ilue.‘
black only; regular $2.25 val- ,3
ues. On sale
$ 1.59
Velvet Turbansut This Week ‘
so: wmoow onset". .
. THE VERY LATEIT osstoN. A son. CRUSHABLE. LieHr weight, JAUNTV, ENTIRELY amount):
VELVET HAT. rnmaso WITH WHITE «in. on sat: TOMORROW Ar POPULAR emcee.
‘ . W, "i U ‘ l ‘ :
t
Dresses-,w
Tailor-made Suits
$15.98
All Wool iilsch snd lilue Serge. lined
with gusrsnteed ssiin; gsrmenta that
are noted for their ilt; alert 1! to 49.
On sale tomorrow ............. Sid.“
Costs
r
. ; Alterations Free
$7.98 to $25
We no showing a his line of line Costs
in ilrosdeloih. Kersey, Serge snd Man-
ulsh Help at very populu prices
Dresses
Special $5.98
We will place on ssio tomorrow s Mo-
hair Dress trimmed with braid. sli
arises. in Black, Blue. Green snd Orly.
Very special .......... ....£.u.ss’
’7.“ b saw
s ‘ ,, > v
{1 u “x
m
Magnetic Specials.
Just for Tomorrow
. i‘“ u
(. aw
In»,
the honors oi it more ‘V
I.
is. lot 100x300, no t
’ South Norwsih i) M
dud-storage. l Your ears
. rudiment-ti lancer-stir aiiim
lines outsts‘inomo I notice. or loos,
I
V I ‘ V, , . 4 . ‘5‘“: “'1
Miss" ism or 4 sons,
the midst oi higng-‘oisu j ~
imprint». one mile on, ‘
depot. ‘ .
Fine
. . i -, . .4, . ‘1'; " ’.
see an: Rolls. 25c $2.50 were, 31.29 We an: 1m, 5c . {phenomena 2
Ssnitsry Washshie iinir to dos. tine Lingerie Wslsts. itstrs 1mg 10‘. listr Natl. m 33*“ "id Will“ an
Rolls. regular 500. Tomor- neuter $8.50 values. (in “m," 0“ “w tomorrow 5o hm“. for chiidren. *‘iflm- "
'0'-.noI--u.-i--......2“ m. on»ua.............1,2§ . . onu‘.uinununsn.‘su
4...... _ ‘
Gloves 95¢ ii .1 5‘ m l. “a“
Fine selected skins. mannish 250 R ii. me ”It. GMVM' 590 i‘ . 5-. I! . '
Gloves: M ”~15 Value: or“ Extra wide iiiecit Taffeta: 2th: "35"" Sgwgghrm‘ntly trial.- 300 ”kid“! M
cry Dllr Whistling“. Tomort WWW» Oil “.0 . . _ . . iIo y“ in; W “I w ni ' ‘
row.......i..........lilopr. .. J “'3.“ J’ hitshwaat‘knrd
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