THURSDAY NOV. 3. 1910
in. Mammalian .A‘Np onloo-
i
In Fleeced Lind and Wool ditto ‘
mouth. from 280 to 01.00 flotilla
all silos. at .
E K. BANKS
ultileitmo lip-'1‘ l. “00".
pours acnw 1.x.
i‘AL
ulti
The year 1911 will llosln and end'
with Sunday.
Proi'. Alex. S. Gibson, of Lewis
street, spent. yesterday iii New York.
Miss lvu Bouton is confined to her
home in Crescent 'l‘orriiee with illness.
Richard Wallqur. oi Norwalk attend
all l’olifls in Bridgeport last evening
with a friend.
, pleat cut in patent medicines
lillsou- Powell (‘m p
'llie (‘iotnt it Knapp hat factory is
closed doom for a week. during which
tilne inventory in being taken.
Mr. and Mrs. George 0. Dlifuult have
moved front No. 3 Hamilton avenue to
M. .losem's house in Lowe street.
Mrs. W. E. l-iulse. of li‘uirileid. auto-
mobiled to Norwnlk yesterday with :1
party of friends to call on Mrs. New.
kirk. .
Welcome stranger Lodge. Sons of
St. George, held a regular meeting
last evening iii the'Maln street quar-
tors.
Each of the four fire companies of
Norwalk held meetings last evening
and completed the fair matters as far
as was possible.
J. Frederick McMahon and family
have moved from the Leinongelii rot-
tnge to J. Augustus Roselle s residence
in Hamilton avenuet
Ray S. Sherwood, 01’ Chestnut street,
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......w..-
who conducts the Norwalk Auto Slur '
ply store in Wall street, took a party
to Trinity Lake in his large automo-
bile, Tuesday afternoon.
There will be a meeting and smoker
. of the S. t). '1‘. Club tomorrow evening
in their Quarters in Main street. The
club expects to branch out into largo
quarters in the near future.
The W. C. '1‘. U. will meet. with Mrs,
B. S. Meeker. 17 Westport avenue;
Norwalk. Friday at 3 o‘clock. The rc-
port of the state convention will be
read at this meeting1 All interested
in temperance are invited.
it is said among friends of the per
son in question that one of the popu-
lar Norwulii drug clerks in soon to be
matrled He does not exactly deny it.
although lifter m‘e besitanc balloon.
38"” hiiitrilkea s‘er iy wand wingly
J13?“ 591.4% QE‘E'iM.
The Circle of Light wtll meet this
eyening in' the MNorton-k Baptist
church. lluslm ”on at
when e'loctmion dis 6 core will tafie
place. A full and prompt attendance
is desiied Devotional meeting at 8
oclock. Everyone‘is invited;
——Why nou’b'ouc townie this win-
tor! lluy Jedtloiif Rhythmic ltros
A lively fall campaign ha: been
opened by the Masons and it is full of
activities. A stated communication of
St. Johns Lodge will be held this
evening. with Work in the Master Mao
son degree. Another state communi-
cation of the lodge will be held Thurs-
day evening, November 17, with work
in the Fellowcraft degree. A special
communication will also be held
Thursday evening, November 10 when
they will work the entered apprentice
degree, and another meeting will be
held November 21, when the some do-
degree will be .conterred.
James 5‘. Malin. of ii Elwood place.
was taken with a hemorrhage of the
lungs, yesterday afternoon about 4:15
clock. as he was 1.1.1.1.... through
gleChanic street. and he is quite ill
today as a result. When he was at-
tIicked he who“ on his‘ way to take a
trolley car for Noroton. where he re-
ceives trsa , in the Fitch's Solo
dicrs'. 110m “hospital. He was taken
back to his home by Joseph [luau and
William smart. and Dr. William 11.
nurnoll wits summoned. He has been
failing in health for the past five years
and had been an inmate of the sol-
dlers home parlodlcmly for the past
three years. thug-ate his home OI
Monday land war hm
linen alien all iilio’hodrbfilma.
W
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' A Prominent Lawyer of tooth Alar-
walli. wum Nam. will in Oivon
ratios” malifillld’“ ""1
Dr. Dick's Medicine 00..
south ..omlli. coon.
Gonttomsu: it ill with Pleasure that
i add my mtimonial 1.0 ll‘llat com
mandilt or. Dick's Medicine. 1 have
found am cure for ooldl I ll
zrlppo. and th attendant action and
pains which make tho human bour'
such a dreary habitation.
UNDERWEAR '1'
, howls hi. i «iti.
v {skewing thuL 11 Nelly"
.. .. some," _
0!". '30.?
If li'twmmnuowilimoiio Io ‘
bllvor Mitchell. of Elm stroet."ex-
pools to spend Sunday at his pare tal ‘.
home, in Newark. N. .l ,
Roy 8 Gerard. of East Norwalk, has“
taken a positiim lu floors Brothers
market in Main street. Noiwulk.
The Woman' at (lulld of Grace church
inst yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Joules E lioyl. of Arch Btl’laeli'
Division No. 1 A. O. 11.. will hold a .. .
regular business meeting' this e1ons
in; in Hibernian iluil. in Wall street. ‘ 1‘ '
:Mrs. .luliu Van llooiiear has moved
from Dr. (lsterbanks’ house in North
avenue to Charles Miller's place in
Main street.
A large three-master! schooner load
ed with lumber. is discharging hall
.11.... at the Hubbell. Hull and Randall
docks in Nuiwnik. ‘
Frederick W.
‘Andrews. of West-
port avenue, enjoyed a day’s vacation
Harold and Raymond Carlson, of
Georgetown. bookkeepers at Crofut 1
Knupp's. have gone to South Norwuik
to board for the winter. .
Siiilluel Bonner. of Smith street,
who has been seriously ill for it few
days. is very much improved. and is
able to be about the streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Marion. of Sey-
mour. have returned to their home
after a short visit. with Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Kuvunagh, of Main street. i‘
Mrs, Frank D. ’i‘orrey. who has been
entertaining Mrs. 8. Kingston. of Lib
lie Falls. for several days, are spend-
ing lhe day in New York citv
Mr.
have moved to County
stieot. whole they will reside with
Mrs. (hailes Wilson. Mrs. Finnegan's
grundlnothel.
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‘ 17‘. L. (liegory. of t.runbury. who had
his wrist seroiuly sprained the other.
day when he was clanking his automo-.
bile.
week is recovering nicely.
Moxie Smith. of Holden avenue, who
b. is been laid up fat several days with
a felon on his hand. has resumed his
duties as a plumber in the firm of
hiones & llotchliiss Company.
Could .l. I-loyl. of Spring lilll ave-
nue. entertained Frederick Walters.
of New York city, Tuesday. lie left
town yesterday morning for Trinity
Lake. where he will spend the rest
of his vacation.
.ioseph Rooney, of Plymouth avenue.
who was quite badly injured in a run
away of the horse belonging to the
is getting along nicely. lie was able
to sit up for it little while yesterday.
He was quite badly bruised in the
accident. but is getting along nicely
and is expected to be out in a short
time. .
The executive board of the local
division of the trolleymen's union mot
Tuesday evening at the home of W.
l‘ Andrews. in Westporl avenue. and
the financial and of the realm! hold
Aliment at MitsiclHnil was settled up.
39 91i67lnfl.’ sum
wan netted for tile trh iiry of the lo
cal di\lsion. Other matters of rou-
‘and action. =
The Union Parks and the Mohawk
Athletic Club of South Norwuik play-
90 an exciting gam‘of football, Tue.-
day afternoon. in '\vhich the Union
Parks weio succé‘ lul. miter a hard
fought aim is o 00er w”. " to
0.‘ This is be second victory of the
Union Parks over the Mohawlts. The
lineup for the Union Parks was as
follows: Schoilold. left end; Cramp
ion, left luckier Riordan. left guard:
Buttery. center; ltullard. right guard:
ltydsr and Upham, right tackle; (lroeuv
wood, right end; Dtlworth, quarter-
back; Bennett, loft halfback: Bells.
right halfback and Moses. fullback.
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——"Suffcred day and night the tor-
ment or itching piles. Nothing helped
me until i used Dunn's Ointmant. it
cured ma permanently."—-Hon. John
R. Garrett, Mayor. (iii-ard. Ala.
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Ta the Heating 1. Plumbing Co.
"1-qu“1‘1‘3' of cool; it
entire cool
my
7‘?“ ti "WI: 9112. staking I not
IS
lath.
it 332““ bus
9Kigali only use
and who has been laid up fol at.
lloston Store. which he wits driving.i
ilue business came up fer discussion ‘
the lie 93 .
‘ liizeiimTiic
est r” Percolator
NA! 001 Two team‘s solid copper ho liylulck‘olod. Olmpia'r to oporat'o'.
lay tool-Iii. Absolutely unitary. BAVI NEA'HLY ONE-HALF. 1......»
all the good of the coffee I- utractod. 6061's LESS than pooploh avo tuba
paying for Poroolltors. ““1
from his duties as a motorman on the
local trolley lines.
7
l2- 18 North Milli Street.
II WALL ITRIIT.
\
ACCORQ'ING TO‘ SIZE
0. B. ugékson
Optician
PHONI‘AQ‘
Como Got Circular. “How to Mako Good Coffer"
.J Collins Co.
Fllncrai Directors and Embalniers.
. South Norwslk.
Prices range from $1. 75 to SZ. .98 .9
Colin.
and Mrs. Charles Finnegan. of' Everym1ng in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
NONWALK.
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.CIVIL SERviCE
A SPECIAL counsr. AT
The MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
So. Norwalk
some
BEEN WAITING FOR.
SILVER MESH BAGS.
sec to $5.50
HANDSOME BLACK VELVET
BAGS.
981: to 37.50
LEATHER BAGS.
soc to 310.00
voun iNITIAL MOUNTEI“) ms
or CHARGE on ANY LEATHER
BAG AT 98c OR OVER
IN tenuous. IN mommies.
IN SHAPES“. THE PRESENT COL-
LECTION orlwaisr sacs Tor-
. Fuss MANY NEW. ATTRACTIVE
STYLES THAT woman 1mm
LIKE. AMONG Tunas retains
SURE TO FIND soilia'riilno
THAT'S . JUST WHAT YOU'VE
NE.
1....
x “you Go
86 Waiiitultoll St.
. South Norwailt
‘ noxious allude-«1.11....
AL‘TY'N autisticosooltoriiolorlilolcut‘o
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: 031““ alssrosdiifissiirool.31...
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Port Chester
Vern... roll.
' ~ Tho Only Fully gqulppol
36¢th CO-
gLacraioAi. slim-
1.111.. Town
AUTO IUPPLI so
Pinon. sot—~50 South Halli 8mm
8. Norwalk. Conn. Music Hall Block
:4
We have sold more
STOVES
both Cook Stoves" and
Heating Stoves. this
will to
season than ever
before
“There’s a-Reason”
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The AJ. Angevine
81 Son CO.
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mini m to 130 Washington Street.
South Norwalli
semi.
Patent Medicine
Prices
it has been called to our attention
by many of our patrons that the prices
of patent and proprietary medicines lni
this city are not in proportion to those'
in our neighboring towns. it is not
our desire to charge more than the
market price for goods and We there-J
fore submit the following prices for
your consideration:
Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil. 01.00
sine ........................... ..75o
Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil, 60c
fiatlsliul i-u'utbmcrs appreciate iltluostonaile garments
ill, good materials and styles, at popular prices.
garment that we sell. or your money back. Alterations tree.
Sui , and Coats
Anyone:
ll you our Hulls and Coats are most satisfying as to perfect"?
W8 suaranlse every
' i’rloolui"
.91.
Suits', $15 to $30”
Coats $7.98 to $2.5
THERE ARE WEIGHT‘V RI
SONB ~
why you should bring your auto-
mohlle here when it is in no
or repairing. One or the prlncl
cipal reasons being that we are
experts in this line and and
stand immediately what til
trouble is with your enlifloi your
carburettor, your in all) or
soiiiethiuz that no one hilt an
auto doctor can understand.
W. A. Hauloi'tlis
42 North min at. ‘
also .. ................ . ........ 000
Bromo Seltzer. 25c size ......... .200‘
Drama other. 500 also .......... 40¢
Bromo am. 01.00 site . 75o
Biand'a iron Pills. .1 grain, 100 in bot-i
tie.“ ................... 80
But. iron and Wins, 1 pint bottleéJ
it .... .................... 1....
Brandsth'o Pills. 25c size ......... 160'
California F19 syrup,» 500 site. ....‘400
Hall's Csurrh Caro. 75c size. .. ...050
Liam-inc. 01. 00 slate ...........590
Liotorino, 501: also ......... 400
Lister-ins, 25c size ........ .......190
Cutloun Soap. 260 also .........200
Horllck'a Malt-d Milli. 600. aiso...400
Horilcli'a Mama Milk. 01.00 0110...?!»
l-lorllok'o Halted Milli. 03.75 alujulo
Lydia Plnkhsm’a 001119.. 81.00 alum
Kennedy's Faq. Howdy. 81 chenille
vlllampoio'o Cod Liver Oil £11., 01.00
s to ..........................
Ontario. onulno, (if K} size. . . . . . . .250
Castorla ( ltohor Worm. ). 25c “111.161:
W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
DRUGGISTS
a North 11.1.. s... s... Norwslk
Moilln'a Food. 75c also .. ..... ....000
Mollln’l Food. We also ..... ......Mlc
Monnoa'o Talcum Pow.. 250 also..100
MaltlnaJlJlOIlao. ..... ...... 050’
Parana. 01. 00 also . ..... . ........ “a
(0000' a) Panto Martian. 01 also” Joe
21min Quinlan Pills. par 100. . . ..250
ON
ON
ON
All cars are in line running order. For particulars inquire
39 Wall
THE
per, in roll: 36 inches wide. containing 500 square (991.0225 .... roll
SUPERtOR RUBBER ROOPlNa. genuine Asphalt. 100 squat-t fact not
roll .
Charles H. Aidihorpe
CARPENTRY. BUILDING AND CONTRACTING.
E MAXWELL “so” 1010
a MAXWELL “so" 1909 ONE ELMORE 1910
E BUICK “to" 1000 on: ELMORE 1907
ii SINGLE CYLINDER CADILLAcs, rumble sin
ONE 1910 4 CYLINDER GADILLACS. doml-tonnuu
ONE ELMORE 1909
F. E. Locks/cod 81 Co.
(’Phonc) Gulge‘Water 81.. -N°milsa .1
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St..—
Asbestos Shingles L
K. d M. WATERPROOFING PAPER, a high grade reeling [’0‘ i
................................................. 02.25 par roll
a osAVIsw Avallttl
sourri 1100171111.)!
‘50 CARRIAOIE. IUIINEB. WAGONS. FARM WAGONO, 00m
DUMP WAGONO. AND FO'lR-WHIIL REAR TIP CARTI.
if you an in want of any of tlio alloys, will malts you bargain price.
LUTHER M.WRIGHTT' '
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GLOVER’S
“THE PLACE"
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Nil-L TIL. QI-I.
Lumber and Mill Work for live
dov Glass of 0
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notion authors. in class
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[graham the
r. and an. A. A. couture. lit tits Ito'-
sins flail blocs. south Main Itrost.’
floors are contempt still: so ll
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of 0.. ”it“ llald last 0001
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If our 111$me Kg? limos AND all"?
, oi o to law FIN WWROD B (it that
your work 1 null and doubld the efficiency
kitchenMy work.
toli'ivo a mood roan.
it Iiii druduw without 0110.1
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117 NW“ 8. Note
no... at pitiful;
contactioasry storo
insulin-mi
1 noon Whirl Club ”to
trait of...
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