and... a taste for
good pure, and)’.
OUR ' HOME MAD! SWEET.
will certainly tickle your palate. Al-
ways fresh and enticing.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 400. 01 Washington at.
IDEA NEWS
Wallace B. Woundy, of Norwalk. is
spending the day in Dallollry on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Harry W.‘Mather. of Fairlield
avenue, is visiting in Hartford tor a
Week.
George C. M. Gregory, of West ave-
nue, spent yesterday ill Long Island
on business. .
Francis 1). Uplinln. of West avenue.
is spending the day in New York city
on business.
Last evening Cockelloe Tribe of it'd
Men worked the chief‘s degree on sev-
eral candidates. . . -
«Caps, Caps, Caps, at O‘Brien's.
Harry E. Bailwitz, of Prospect ave-
nue, the well-known baseball player
and butcher, is having extensive im-
provements made at his place of busi~
ness. In place of a hand turned meat
chopper he has had installed a large
Hobart electric meat and belle grinder.
He has also installed a large cold stor-
age refrigerator of twice the capacity
of the one he has been using. Mr.
Bailwltz soon expects to put auto de-
livery wagons on his roots Ill place of
the horses he is now using.
——Wllat about those storm sash and
doors? Call up 1082. St. John &
Keyser.
There is nothing injurious in cof-
fee if properly brewon in one of the
Rochester eoiiee percolators sold by A.
J. Collins Co. The automatic process
of pumping a continuous circulation of
the liquid up the tube which percolales
through the coffee grounds down into
the pot again, extracts all of the good
of the coffee, eliminating the poison-
ous tannic acid bitter elements, tree
from grounds or sediment, giving
clean, uniform coffee. of full strength
and exquisite flavor.
-—Styilsh soft hats, at O'Brien's.
William Coo, of South Not-walk,
who has been emplfiy‘e gar domeytime
past‘lll the Crolut and nnpb hat lac.
tory. ill Water street, is to‘ leave town
soon and is going to Brooklyn, where -
he will be employed by his brothe-rin
law. who has a large wholesale chemis.
try laboratory. Warren 0. Woodward
gave a forestall dinner to Mr. One at
his home in Belden avenue. Thursday
evening in honor of that young man's
departure and a delightful time was
participated in by the following: Mes~
srs. William Coe, Ilarry Earle. John
W. Bentty and Warren 0. Woodward.
Following the dinner a social eyellillg
was spent and cards were played. All
wished Mr. Coe great success in his
new vocation.
Don't forget Lady Foresters‘ liai-
lowe‘cn dance. Lecitwood's I-lail. Mon~
day night, y
Strange to say, very few of the many
articles on the Passion Play that have
appeared In recent literature give any
information as ‘ the arrangement of
“ ~ ’how the long
a performance are oc-
the play itsel
eight hours of
copied continuously on the stage. And
no more remarkable feature of the pro
duetlon is there than the wonderfully
keen conception of the various charac-
ters consplu a, s New Testament
story. The a ointsslare to be
emphasized in the fourth of the sur-
les on the .21“. tabs given at the
First Church in Norwalk tomorrow
evening. thu'hort of a 'man was
Judas as theoalwru depicts him—or
John or Peter'lvi'iowudo these disclose
their ohnratcert‘hrptrhgout the drama?
A hearty welcome for everybody.
Seats are free at the evening service.
ARE YOU A FAN“? MAKER?
You don‘t have to be one in order
to mix your own point when you have
a house to point. it’s mighty easyto
buy Ii gallons of L. In M. Paint. and 3
gallons of pure Linseed Oil, and out
both in a lsrgetpail and mix well to
gather. You will then make 7 gallons
of the best point at a cost of about
11.80. per gallon and then have a seed
painter paint yoarhoullo.
The L. I: M. is sold It (than. 10.
Dow. Booth Not-walk: Hub oil 0. Sta.
ale. Home. 00.. Norwaill; W. til (layer
It Bond. Wootport; Northrop Bros,
them. ‘ ~ ,
wwwwmb't‘ 4* ~47
e, Your
Eyes
w "illuminationt 1m.
_ a ‘ .. eta. who
Heath germ“ lb, il
l
,‘t
-t w. ry
: Public
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND DURING
BUSINESS HOURS AT
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
74 WAIHINGTON STREET. OOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
" TELEPHONE 105-2
Park 8. Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
-BOLD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
Time for K. D. Frames for next sum-
mer's boat, now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one 26-ft.,
half cabin, with 8 h. 1). new motor.
One 21-ft, with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought new.
OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterShell PolnhNorwalk
.MUSLIN
Nightliobes,50c
Hallowe’en "
Post Cards
6 for 5 cents .
2 for 5 cents
I. I.MALLETTE
(formerly Misses Damon)
88 WASHINGTON STREET
Porcelain Fillings
There is so mllch to be said ill favor
of I’orcclsin Fillings that it is dliliclllt
to know where to begin. A porcelain
filling is bound to give better satis-
faction than nlly other; it is very hard.
has superior edge strength. matches
the shade of the natural teeth perfect-
Iy, and. by my methods, is quickly and
painlessly inserted.
It is the latest. the best. and the
most. satisfactory of all filling. Come
In and let me demonstrate it. The best
to none tooutgood for yuan
Dr. 1H. Maliery
10 South Main st. south Norwollt
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Bundays
by appointment only.
I
dityfilétioHATBanli
TRANSACTa A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
Capitol
“00,000.00
“a.
8an Deposit Boxes, 03 and .5 per your
EDWIN l-I. MATHEWBON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st VIcePres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2M! Vice-
Pros.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS».
E. H. Mathewson Honry Boymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian swam John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
...._(
“l2. 5‘0
"-‘i'rruxr . ..
Ul’ll realm
is depositing. a
dollar every week
In our Savings
Dept. When he is
a man he: will
have several hull-
, tired dollars, and .
something for int-
. “Pt“thflm hlb‘
. ‘ its. Has your boy
on account with
usi‘ . . .
The new iiiryflaota‘olargoly
a Jinan-u in!“ me. but it
mi as?
The Home of Hart Schadner & Marat
v
5910*??? »
the v orid.”
our HE
“Handsome is,
handsomely.
newt
gal-micnts in lane
habits in dark
Other
each price.
The NewI Store
24 Wall St., Norwalk.
Tl e Handsomest Clothes
in the World . _«
i ‘ /
‘iI believe they are the handsome“ clothes in
said one of our customers, looking at
‘ art Schat’fner & Marx Fall Clothes.
iiind we believe they are; in fit,
beauty of fabrics; and as the old sayi
that handsome docs," t cy are
entitlled to the appellation; they serve
iiuits in the new Shape-maker style for young
fellows and men who feel young—real style cut
to gith any man a well-sct-up figure. In beautiful i
‘ towns, tans, greys and blues, $18 to $30. i
iDvercoats~a range of the most beautiful
weaves as well as the old re-
xfords and black. $18 to $30.
ood makes as low as $ro—-—the best at
Full Hats. Fall Shirts, Fall Gloves.
'rwo s'roasé:
in . style, in
has it,
any; man
South 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 feed, manufactured hundreds of miles: away. conse-
quently always stale. and composed mostly of the ill—products of the
mllls—~- can keep up with a feed made here at home. fresh, ground each
day. and comiposed entirely of good clean grains and path wheat pro-
ducts—4f It linens on coming.
First in duality, lost In price. always In the minds of its custom-
ers, Bonnie iliolue (ironed Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
W
MANUEL roao HATCH.
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cuts.
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TELEPHONE 108.
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OOLD HOOK i
i
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FlshMarket
dge Fish Market.
aANb peas
I email and tender. ultra olmli.
cnowu sort a same coau. . ...........'.m. 15o: dozen. ti.»
' i Fancy sweet clean pooh. y'
EVERYTHINi E‘LOI iN CROWN AOTCR OH GOLD ROCK BRAND.
All THE AOMI OP PNRFIOTION
RECEIVES narlvs‘trnleso sass.
FLAT AND BLACKFIBH DAILY.
new oeoroso AND sea ESCAL-
mes. waanmrzo oav.
BUTTERFISH, 4 Les. ron 25c, not
dressed. . . . .
sLus AND wsAKfihn. RED sAL.
MON. HALIBUT. sets. eases
MACKEREL. resales.- STEAK coo.
pouccx mo HAKE.
LONG mo sootibfcuus.
eassneoar ovsrsas.
oesuso LONG cums.
LARGE HARD cases.
SPECIAL—NAPPING BAGS FOR
MATTERS.
FREE DELIVERY.
5...“..- a“... «A . ..
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GLO
“THE PLACE"
______._ THE __..___
CROSS
‘ SHOE
For Women
$3 - $3.50
Stylish, Flexible
Always Comfortable
LADIES’ WARM
SLIPPERS
“WEAR IHOEO THAT FIT"
“
Two Stores,
Norwnlk So.Norwolk
SPECIAL
Patent Medicine .—
' Prices
it has been called to our attention
by many of our patrons that the prices
of patent and proprietary medicines in
this city are not ill proportion to times
in our neighboring towns. it is not
our desire to charge more than the
market price for goods and we there-
fore submit the following prices for
your consideration:
Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil, 31.00
size ............................. 75c
Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil. 50c
lilac 40¢:
any... sass; '22-.‘6 's'lié' l I I I I i I I I 220.
Immo Seltzer, our size .......... 40o
ironic Seltzer, ”.00 also ......... 75o
Btand'o iron Pills. :3 grain. 100 in hot-
tle. at .......................... 18::
Boot, Iron and Wine. 1 pint bottles.
at 50c
Brandeth'o Pills, 250 size ...... 15o
California Fig Syrup, .3th site ..... 40°
Hall's Cour-cit Cure, 75c size ...... 65¢
Liotorino. $1.00 size ............ 60c
Llotarino, 5th: also ............... 40o
Lioterino. 23c size ............... 19¢
Cuticura Soap. 2st size .......... 20c
Horilck‘s Malted Milk, 50c size...
Horilck'o Maltod Milk. 81.00 site. . .75c
Horiick'o Mailed Milk, $3.75 size.$a.00
Lydia Pinkhom‘s Comm 01.00 811mm
Kennedy's Faq. Remedy. Si size..00c
Moiiin’o Food. live site ........... 60c
Moliin'a Food. 50c size ....... . . . .40c
Monnon‘s Talcum Pow.. 23c size. .15.:
Moltino, $1.00 site ............... 85o
Poruns, 81.00 size ............... 85c
(Godo‘l) Panto Mangan, ti slze...86c
2-grain Ooinino Pills. per 100 ...... 25o
Wampoio's Cod Liver Oil Ere. Sllio
size .............................
Castorta. genuine. line also ........ 25o
Castoris (Pitcher Form), the size. We
W. F. Wigmore & Co.
DRUGGIS'I‘S
8 North Main St. So. Norwalll
i
.......oon. 13o; dozen. 01.40
cm...
Alix
zlii mots
“a”, .
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lo.
30kmaua&gco,
AONINGTON or. , may...» ' [pours renewals
* EXTRA sr butts *1
,y'iu'rraa. .t.....al; . . .j. ...l. m-f- . . ~'.--'i'-jallc
7p0|lnd so.orat‘v‘u‘flhsciatic.nocttoiihnnlv'i’trl a
. . Ciro mishaps murder
, M on y I
bgeotnioi
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ooiaior¢600iasistflcp-Ivtoiiz
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dou‘fad‘uio-thlll
Charm and Value ‘
Game Warden Mined. smith,
. Math No it. was one of the atten-
dants at
‘Nutlnu club. lulu a. museum
pruning and '
,donoe to be no in tattooed
on November 11th.. 1‘00”“. mar
Funeral services over the remains of
thelate Judge John N. Nickerson will
be conducted by the Rev. H. 0.1mm.
of Bethel, at the home of the deceased,
ill Relilling, on Sunday afternoon at
1:30.
The dog potsoner who has been at
work ill the vicinity of Camp street
has stunned to get in some more of
their work, when they killed a small
black dog owned» by Emil Weatdeld.
This is the fifth unlae who had that
death at the Honda of some malicious
person.
.Miss Mar Seylnollr, of'lcast avenue.
gave I\ lune son at the News“: Coun-
try Club on Thursday for Mia: Man
the Bhilllngi'ord, who to visiting Milli
Julie Khan .‘of West avenue. Those .
. at the lane son were the Misses Mar-
tha shilliagford, .Illlie Knapp, Jeanette
‘ Motto-moo, and Mary Seymour.
The annual meeting of the State Au-
dubon Society was held today at his .
iield. at which time it number or in.
tore-ting reports were made and
which Stats Ornithologiot Herbert J.
Job dollvarod an address on "The
of Wild Birds};
0
o muons. , ,
'i‘ilo entertsilllnent committee or a:
cred piano tor
Ipiodol’s orehostmond itrio ox
‘ . that the evening will be a
' one u all or thou preceding this
“ alive been. The decoration: will.
2 stimulus to the season of the year,
tildlllflelt. ‘ as" _ ‘ { __ ‘
I .i‘oo Business, of Dottie? bakery, :
‘tl bother
a are
" ‘ouu‘drlvl
‘dd'stifltfitah,fiva
, ll. momentum.
vs RS'
ll
Mt
Fall Suits . ‘
and Overcoats
; $10 to $25
SUITE TO SUIT ALL.
OVERCOAT8 TO OVERCOAT ALL. W
‘t it ‘1. .i'i‘.‘
‘1
OVERCOATstporty novelty effects. Conservative ones“ 3
too. Serge lined, silk lined; iiy front and button ‘ “ "
through.“ \
SUITS—«Mixtures in the Iatest‘worsteds and casssimeres “ ,
in unto-the-mimlte colors. «Blacks. Blues. \
SHOES—dissects (light tan and chocolate shades), Pat- \ "
eat Colt. Gun Metal. Vlci Kid. High grade only. \
33.50 to $5.00. . \\ ”
COAT SWEATERS In a great variety of colors. i \\ ‘
Warm Underwear. Gloves and Mittens. Half Honorshlm, “
Capo. Nookwosr. "V ‘
W
t, ‘,
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk . V .
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m ’
'“airmairflfiluulllms.
October 27, 28, 29 ‘.
Thurs. Fri, Sat.
BIJOU DREAM , t
- at Hoyt’s Theatre
, MATINEE DAILY. 2 P. M. ,
EVENINGS. 2 COMPLETE CROWD. 7 AND) P. M.
Every Saturday Evening
Three Complete Shows
WILL BE GIVEN
FIRST SHOW. 0:30 P, M. SECOND
THIRD SHOW 0:30 P. M.
EVERY SHOW WILL BE COMPLETE
Cafe Del Bowery
new muleAt. rsacs. w... mm use... . co.
Rec 8: Brosche (30., Comedy
International Opera Ouartette
Sol Ackins & Co. '
IN A COMEDY SKETCH. “HAGUE CLANOY”
SHOW. 8:00 P. I.
r
Change of Wfldt‘ifi’nmf‘ 1”“
Jowott Piano. by DtoInort A Bond Co. Uood Imluolvoiy ,
Matinee ~PRICES- s ' .
5c and to. Box Seats. he would tile;
r»
roLLow ma cnowoo“ fi olc HALL
. 'rwo' SHOWS‘DAILY
Three on Saturday
MUSIC HALL:
oourrl uoawsuce LIADING Taurus .
Loew’s Famous New York Vodevill‘
rsunooltv. FRIDAY, «venom «Jean 27. as, to. . it...
HANRV LI CLAIR In a Coonlo Preteen Aot
ollmrv sun POI-I'll). mum .
lava canons mus . .i-
. . IININIII Talon». swung museum
, “DAIRY AND NILDIIID. the flurry "noun ..
rs: rations sou AIR 1'fti0.luromn menu liootrloII
st.
sum am tie.“
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