ron MIN, wonn AND cHILo-
ass
in Blessed Lined and Wool (inn
manta. from Site to 01.00 each. in
up up».
BANKS
Horn. “smelt.
honwanmw
iii?
uAHAcK
EH "WEI ”
Mil ll;
Louis Paganetti and son Silvio, of
ilaviland street. sailed Saturday for
ltuly. where they' will spend three
months. visiting relatives.
A son was born last week to 'Mr
and Mrs. Wilmot Horoher. of Bridge-
port. ”who have a number of relatives
in South Norwulk.
Mainud Mrs. Silas Ketchum, of
(‘llrslnut street, South Norwalk. have
luau ruirrtniniu? Mr. and Mrs. Ches-
iil' .- i). Ketoham, of Babylon, bong
island. 4
I
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A Prohlnent Woman of South Nor-
walk, Whose Name Will be Givedb
Uponl Application. Write- the Fol
le'wia Stu-on Testimonial:
“Dr. Die 's Med clue Co.
“South Norwalk. Conn.
“Gentlemen: The remedy which
you have placed upon the market is
a most valuable means for the cure of
those ailments for which you com-
mend it. 'i-iased upon an experience
of its use in my own family, i can ex-
press my entire endorsement of all
which it. claimed for it."
Dr. Dick's Cures Rheumatism. Ma-
laria, 2 Grip.
GRAYBROS.
Manufacturers of Ira-
proved
S O D A and
Mineral Waters
ESTABLISHED 1882
Vichy, Seltaer. Ca'rbonlc.
Snrsaparilla. Gin gor
Ale and Lemon Soda
DEEP ROCK
ARTESIANi WELL
WATER USED -
The Parent and Best
P.‘O. Box Yin-Tel. no
NEW CANAAN, CONN.
Guaranteed under the Food and Dru:
Act. June 20. '08. Serial No. "55‘
”Won
aeration
brook. has been the guest not Iii"
Anna Nearyuoi Lowe street
Miss Flo'r‘euce McM‘ahon' s klndei‘zsrv
tea was closed today, as the prlubipsl
was visiting the schools in Hartford.
”Legs Lamb, 140 1b.; Lamb Chops.
lic lb. iiaycs' Market. r .
The engagement of Miss Annie
Crew. of Ely trends to George W.
Brlito. of Wall street, has been an:
pounced.
Mrs. Clarriasa B. Dates. of Spring
street. has returned home from a visit
with friends In (‘llesinut Hill and
Saunatuck.
A bottle of Mohegan Spring Water
was stolen from the bark porch of the
residence of Town Clerk Herbert R.
Smith in West avenue. Friday night.
The ilftoentl anniversary" supple-
ment of the Bridgeport Telegram. Sat-
urday. contained a Bkotch‘mi County
Treasurer Edwin 0. Keeler, of Nor~
walk, and also a history of how Bridge—
port, retained the county seat.
~Clothinn for men. made to order.
ll. Krieger Co.
The Pure Food company, of Hart-
ford. has filed a certificate of organiza»
tion in the oilice oi the state secretary.
Tho oiiiccrs: President. Fritz Werder:
vicepresidonl. and secretary, Charles
W. Wilson; treasurer, Paud Words-r.
Charles E. Hoyt, treasurer of the
South Norwalk Trust Company, who
has been attending the National Bunk»
ers' convention, in has Ange a. Cali-
fornia. and also made a tour hrough
the West, has returned to South Nor-
walk.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Patchen, oi
iranlslan avenue, Bridgeport, are on-
tontalnlng their daughter. Mrs. George
Evans, of Detroit. Mich. A dinner par-
ty was held Saturday evening. the
guests being Mr. and Mrs. 0. 1. Allen.
of Westport. and Dr. and Mrs. W. 8.
Putney. oi Milford.
"Sirloin Steak.
Market.
the ll). llayes‘
.lohn 'l‘odti vs. Elsie 1). Todd. of Red-
ding, was completed in the superior
court, Friday afternoon. and the ar-
guments will he made on Tuesday. No-
vember 1, immediately following the
short calendar session of the court. n8-
signed for that day.
Mr. and Mrs. .iohn li. ilattorson, of
.91 Woodward avenue. celebrated the
ioriioth anniversary of their wedding
last Friday evening. entertaining a
large number of friends, many of whom
were members of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge 'i‘hoy proved to he flur- outer-
tainors and all present had a most do-
lightiul time.
Mrs. Lawrence Arthur ilouxlass‘
class in the South Norwalk Ilibls
school will give In afternoon of nnlslc
and readings in the South Nora-all:
Congreflntionai Church parlor. next
Saturday at 3 o‘clock. Mrs. Anloinctte
Williams Daniels, soprano of I)illlllill‘,\'.
and Mrs. Ida 8. Keep, reader of South
The ovidvnce In the divorce case of
Norwalk, will provide the program.
. i. I}?
’ THE WORLD'S IEBT BY EVERY
TEST. USED AND RIGOMMINDED
BY ALL THE LIADLN'B COOKING
SCHOOLS OF NEW YORK. EOBTON,
A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Diredtors and Embsimers.
12-18 North Main Street.
So. Norwalk
PROVIDENCE,
HARTFORD:
5| WALL ITRIIT.
EVENINGS‘
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
WILL SHOW YOU HOW
Stamford
SPRINGFIELD,
NEW HAVEN AND‘
,0 B. J ackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONI “I.
LET routs
EARN
YOU
Ililllllllilil lililt liliii
D. Hart Wicks. of the local trolley
goes, enjoyed a day' a vacation yester-
or
Jack Welsholt, of South Norwallr.
31):?! yesterday with friends in Siam
for
. Edwardli' F. Hands, of Bethei, spent
Sunday with Michael Houllhau, of
Norwalk.
Hurry J. Smith, of Spring street.
spout Saturday evening in Bridgeport
and attended Poli's.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heine, of Nor-
OTHER LARGE CITIES. WHICH IS
THE STRONGEST ENDORSEMENT
p . walk. with their son. spout yesterday
OSSIBLEW with friends in Danbury.
HUB RANGES.......$19.50 up to 350 Joseph Benningosa. of Dolilyn‘s bak-
ery. has returned to his duties after a
week‘s piensnnt' vacation.
lilrold Glendenning and Edward A.
Bitrher are spending the day at Lake
Waccabuc on a ilshiug trip.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Finney. of
Berkeley street. spent Thursday as the
guests of friends in Danbury.
Miss Nettie Tattle, of Brooklyn. Is
spending a few days with Mrs. Josiah
G Gregory, oi upper Main street.
Mrs. Charles lvioyt, of South Wilton.
attended the funeral of William Blast,
in Danhury, Saturday afternoon.
The Novena and preparations for
All Soul's Day begin tomorrow at the
8 o‘clock mas at St. Mary’s church.
Mrs. N. C. Bodient. and son. Stan-
ley, of Center avenue, are visiting in
Newtown over Sunday with relatives.
Mrs Frank W. Austin. of Detroit, Mi-
chigan. is visiting her mother Mrs. F.
St. John Lockwood. of 103 East are
one.
Arthur iiushel. of the looal trolley
division is enjoying a week's vacation
and Extra Thomas liarrigau is taking
his run.
Raiphy Bodieut. of Center avenue.
the well-known young architect and
builder, spout. yesterday in New York
on‘huainoss.
Father Finn. rector of St. Mary‘s
church. celebrated a requiem high
mass at 8 o‘clock this morning for the
late Aloysius Claude.
The home of bliss Bertha Betta, in
Catherine street. is having extensive
improvements made upon it by Con-
tractor Frederick liedlent, of Norwalk.
Alfred E. Macgil, of the local trol-
i Icy lines. will enter sin his sister. Mrs.
Hattie chhnn. of New York city. for
I few days this week. at his home in
PARLOR HEATERSJSJE up to 127
South Norwalk. Conn.
NORWALK.
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I
DOLLARS
Port Chester
3:... {Ea—35.. ...... ..
YOU
house is winte
serve your need.
17 Wall Street
ANT THE BEST HEATING SYSTEM for your
Come in and talk the matter over with
shout the difierent kinda. study Mimics and let us help '
you decide which kind of a Hosting Apparatus will beat
The Jones & Hotchklss Co.
IITIMAT E8 CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
Norwalk.
Mrs. Charles Gillies. of Broad River.
spout Saturday in Danhury. attending
the funeral of her cousin. William
Sloan. which [its held from this home
’ Saturday afternoon.
Neil Labor, of Orchard street. who
has been ill at his home for the past
six or seven weeks with typhoid few
or is improving. and his many friends
are pleased to hear the report of his
a.
r.
us. learn
Phone 742 Norwalk. Conn.
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asses wire.
15. as
We Are should;
an all wool manv
tailored Suit. iln- .
ed with guano.
toad satin. this
season's b at
model . ..Ii .98 “'08!
"The House oi Activity and
B88"
No matter how
money you spend
Shapes of all descrip
Prices.
is attending school at the New York
University. spent Sunday With his
parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Baker. of
Fort street. . ‘ ~
Frank Hanks and Miss Elsie Tooker.
of Norwalk, spent yesterday at Chest»
nut Ridge. 0n the return trip they
found a little black kitten. which they
brought home with them. The kitten
had evidently been abandoned.
William ii. Marigold. Sidney E. Haw-
Ivy and Simeon E. Posse were in Nor-
waik Saturday morning. They were
guests of Congressman E. J. Hill at
the Norwalk Club and also called on
many other of the leading politicians.
Mrs. Elizabeth Berger has closed her
residence in Westport avenue. and has
gone to New York city for the winter.
She was accompanied Mrs. Helen Rob-
inson. During Mrs. Buerger‘s absence.
Fanton Beers will take care of the pro
pcrty.
The Nutmeg Club will have a dance
in lxwkwood's Hall on Friday evening
November llth. They have been suc-
cessful in obtaining Spledel'a orcheo
tra and plans are being made now for
the dnnc.e uhlch was voted. it the re
tent meeting of the club. ‘
Elbert s. Adams. former. assistant
postmaster has been appointed acting
postmaster to till the vacancy caused
by the death of Bradley 8. Keith, in
the interest of Mr. Keith's bondsmen.
It is understood that there will he no
appointment. of postmaster for some
time yet Mr. Adams being thoroughly
rapid progress touard health.
Extraordinary Stamp Giveawai’ 81 Cl" Prices
All This Week at the A&P States
100 S&H Green Trading Stamps Free
with 1 Large Can A81 P B. Powder
--- atSOccnts ---
Granulated Sugar
25 lbs for
19 lbs for
9a lbs for
4% lbs for
‘,LAuubnv§
avaronArB
:0 seasons mm 1 CAN can.
. airs wrrn i gAanoa
”W111!
‘SBLWgED r
so Stamps with 1 pound Tea at
2‘5 Stampswitb 1 pound Tea at ...
70 S&li Trading Stamps Free
with
any FlavOr, each 25c
A&P Fancy Patent,
.A&P Fancy Patent, a bag
Graham Flour. 3a lb bag .
Rye Flour.
EXTRA STAMPS
Wednesday. October 26, is Red Letter Day in Our Store—- 10 Stamps Free to Everyone
i
2 Bottles Pure Extract
Flour
p barrel $6.75
85c
12c
, .159
9
334 lb bag
WITH TEAS AND COFFEES
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rsSTAMPSWI‘I‘H7CAKE‘3MPSOAPFOR 25c
15 STAMPSWITHICAN COCOAat soc
qualified to run tor the _oillce.
i
20 Stamps Free with V2 lb
Golden Tipped Ceylon Tea ‘
' at 256
I I
you can SAVE at this stare.
pleasure to show you our large line on
tiful line of Trimmed Hats at Popular
" Dario Baker of East Nor-walk who.
Potatoes
Fancy Maine Potatoes a bushel
Fancy Maine Potatoes a peck
Onions a quart
Cranberries a‘quart
much or how i'
for your Millie ya
It is
iions, and out both
The members of the Monday A
noon Whist Club will meet th ‘
noon with Mrs. iosiah Newcomii'
her home in West avarice. Thil
be the second meeting this mm.
the first meeting held ll. the horn
Mrs. R. G Hanford, in Golden “Gil
last Monday, Mrs E. A. Woodward
elected president of the club M
year. .
The Woman' 8 Municipal We
meet with Miss Cunningham in The;
Clifford parlors. Wednesday Octnbbr
35.81). in; executive board 7: 45 75!:
is the monthly meeting of the
and. Mrs. J. ii. B. Gerard has-hind”
consented to give an address on
forestry and conservation. Those
have heard Mrs. Gerard knew wit Th
treat is in store for all who armored
ent Tuesday evening. Members no
urged to come and bring their friends.
A birthday surprise party was ten
cred Mrs. Eugene Davis. Friday even
ing at her home i Wilton avenue, it
was a jolly good time. everybody rook
ins merry until a late hour. A
all lead of friends were present.
New Canaan and a number from Stem.
ford and Noroton were also loath!!!
once. Games were indulged in find
dancing was also a feature of the
ing. Some of the talented I“
cred with vocal and instrumeli
actions A collation was served 6
the latter part of the evening. W
vis proved herself a pleasing W
and she was wished many happy
turns of the occasion. She was the res
nil: icnt of a number of slits
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