euphoria. 1110115519111 if you not cultivated a taste for good pure. (land 1’. OUR HOME MADE IWIITD will certainly ticho your nuts. Al- ways fresh and enticing. F. ALANE Tehm 400. 01 Washington at. AAA NEWS WEATHER abanc‘nsr. For Norwalk and vicinity: Pal’tiy cloudy weather tonight and Sunday with lower temperature tonight. Mod- crate north to northwest winds. The coast storm that was central near Atlantic City y sterday morning has moved northeasterly and is now cen— traI near Nantucket. Mass, It has produced heavy rains and high winds during the last 24 home 011 the New England coast. Generally cloudy wea- ther continues east of the Mississippi river with tiurriee oi snow in the Lake region. Mrs. Michael McSally. of Fairvlew avenue, is spending the day in Bridge- port. Miss Therese Kelley. of Blldgeport. recently visited with relatives in Norwalk. Mrs Henry Finch of Weston, has visited her sister---,lnla111 Mrs Stul'ges. in Norwaik. Miss Elizabeth Blake. of Main Street. Norwaik spent Thursday after- noon in Bridgepmt. —Btyllsh soft hats. at O'Brien's. John Ryan. of No1waik, has secured a position in the New Yo1k Grocely store in Main street. Frank Smith of Bay Shore. L. i.. will spend Sunday with his parents at their home in Wilton avenue. Mr. and Mrs. George 0. Dufault, who moved from Hamilton Avenue, are now residing at No 10 Sound View Terrace. Miss M. A. Cunningham has taken a room at the Hotel Clifford for an in definite period, and can be. reached by her friends by telephone 192. ——ilig crowds are attending Mlntss Second Anniversary Celebration Sale. which opened this morning. A stated convocation of Butler Chap- ter, R. A. M.. will be held at its rooms, Tuesday evening at 8 o‘clock The past master degree will be wor-ked. 11 St Mary's Y. M. C. basketball team practiced at the winery inst night, and wow given mmh help by the old- er plavers‘. The club intends in lime the fastest amateur team in the town. St .‘lohn s Lodile. No. 6.c.n11d A. M.. held a meeting Thurs'dm evening at its quarters. in the Masonit- in Wall street, at which time the man an degree was conferl‘ed. At the‘funeral oi Junius St. if. Waik- er, which was held yesterday. Ilasll K. Mitclleil.. the well known soloist. of ' Norwaik. rendered, “Jeans. Savior. Pilot Mo." Tile rendition was beauti- iul. A large number of men from the Men's inquiry Club have been appoint- ed to assist the ushers and to serve as a reception committee at the Sun- day Evening lnstitute under the direc- tlou of Frank, ll. Gleason. ~Buy your barbie: at OBrlens. William Thompson. manager of the New York Grocery Cbmpany..in Main street, has purchased five new wag- ons. 'i‘he wagons re of first class or der and will he pit into use at once. The running gear is of rod and the bodies blue. The large Mitchell delivery 11*ngon or the Boston store, which was put out of lolnmlsslon last Saturday. when it ran own a large bank and lost two wheels, to back at work again today. The auto was taken-to Reynolda' gar- use in Westport. where the repairs were made. C. Buck Dubols. of this city. is now connected with the drafting depart- ment of the Jones Speedometer Com- pany, in New Rochelle. New York. William .1 Sterling. formerly of South Norwalk. and latterly of the Yale and « Towns drafting demrtment in fltam ford is chief draftsman for the JoneI people. .. wKeep but the cold! house and health! Storm sash and door- : Inoolalty. It at. John 111 Key- ‘ Ier‘.I Phone 1083. Edward P. MIrron. keeper of the Smith Iii-Isl. 10113111; house. has I very unifying report to make for the put onth. Mr. Marron reports having I rtIinod lift “knlIhtI of the rind” during the past month. which is , a nut improvement over the same month tut year, when he was called upon to entertain 183 strangers. 3-, Norwclk. hppkotiull tooth hold their hunt molar- produce lost oven» 1 inst-1010 Mary in New Iik. may out and started to domino IIIIomw Thanksgiving nlIht. Thom“) 11m- iloodundor he now Reach rules and they wont very well. 11.11.111.111“ this of the prospective £01."... Wore preo ‘ form and there 11:. little douil lithut What Moon will ’l‘empio‘ Protect your . in form for the 'j on will open on: . A Notary Publicry OAN ALWAYS BE FOUND DURING BUSINIGB HOURS AT TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN 74 WAIHINGTON STRIIT. IDUTH NONWALK, CONN TELEPHONE 10M Park a. anonié DeliciousCandles -~BOLD AT— F. H. BAXTER’S DRUG STORE Time for K. D. From» for next Illin- mer's boat. now. Special prices. Two slightly used boats for sale; one 20- ft, halt cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor. One 21- ft with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very cheap if bought now. OSCAR ANDERSON OysterShen Point.Norwelk -«wumwmm w‘ W~-~~.. ...- Fiannelette Robes and Plain Colors and Persian Effects SHORT ONES , 60c, 75c. 89c, $1.00 LONG cues $1.00. $1.50, 31.19. 32.00 Flowered Thanksgiving Postais 6 for 5c.—2 for 5c—5c each J. I MALLETTE (formerly MIIIII DIWIDN) es WASHINGTON STREET Toothsome ' Willa” mo IV [narrowest col .i: The Home of Hart Schafiner & Marx Clothes GET SUITED THIS is the greatest season we have‘cver had for suiting men—because we have the pro- per clothes for them we are able to satisfy every man that comes—~particular or over-pamphlet— it‘ s all the same to us. Because here is the cream of the newest Suits and Overcoat right in style. fit, wear and looks. Suits and Overcoats, $10 to $30. Winter Overcoats. $10 to $28. s—perfcctly 1 Hate. Shirts. Underwear and other (him tur- nishings for men and bays. TWO STORES: The New Store 24 Wall St.. Norwalk. South Norwallt 14 South Main St. The need of a dentist often comes so suddenly that a poison Inshos into the first open door he findswoften to his reglet. it is not necessary to wait till you are taken with a “jumping" tooth- ache before consulting a dentist. ile- memher the old adage. “A stitch in time saver; nine." and look well to your teeth. tlood materials, fair treatment and moderate prices are m y standards. Consultation free. Dal. I-I. Mallory 10 South Main It. South Norwnik Hours: II. at. man. In. Sundays by appointment only. _ CitythiohhlBank SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Capital $100,000.00 Safe Deposit Boxes, 03 and 05 per your sowm H. MATHeweon, Pros. JOHN H. KNAPP, iIt Vice-PHI. eugenics H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice— p WILFRED IODWELL. CIIhIIr DIRECTORS E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman JOIiIh R. Marvin J. Wallace. Marvin ChriItlIn 8mm John H. Light Fred H. Rowen Surplus and Profits $117,000.00 no MAN IN rue wnono can KEEP up WITH mi MAN IN THE RIGHT-WHO KEEPS ON COMING.” ;, No western feed. First in ouIlItY. last in pried. always In the ml ers. Bonnie Home.(iround Food for Iiorees, Cattle and Poultry. w l7 SHELL. However 1 Small your pay. there II some one right hero in this town potting lIII, Ind saving money. . Do YOUI, Four Per Cent. Interest acid on 1 Davin” DIpoIltI. s. L. Benedict. EXTRA SPECIALS at the A & P Sioteff icrcnszmnvsurrtnm rodeo VDNI LABDM 0..............17o 'I'riunlphal Entry are those of the ...... wwd’mm’ A Carload of Ford Cars manufactured hundreds of mil. any. consc- qucntly always stale. and composed mostly of the on of the millewcu keep up will 'n feed made here at home. mm If each day, and composed entirely of good clean grains “4"?" wheat pro ductwif It keeps on coming. I 0! in custom- MAN UEL TONO HATCH. Cuthill’s Fish Market V Smoli Duitorfich (not drain!) 5th 250 Whiting (not drouod) ..... .4 lbs. 25:; Hoke ............. porlb..10¢ Wenkfich ........ ....... per 111., 120 FiItfiIh porlb.,12o SNAPPER BLUES. NALIDU‘I’, RED SALMON. STEAK COD. NATIVE BASS. OREENPORT OYBTERI. NEW BEDFORD AND SEA IOCALLOPS. (wnrantod dry). HARD CRAIS. OPEN- ED LONG CLAM81 LONG CLAMD AND OYSTER! IN ROUND AND Cuthill's Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY. 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 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-i fore submit the following prices for your consideration: Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil. 31. 00 site .................... ..c75 Scott’I Emulsion Cod Liver Oil. 50c size .................. ..........40c Bromo Seltzer. 20c sine ...20o Bromo Seltzer, 50c size ....... ...4001 Bromo Seltzer, $l.00 size ....... ..75o' Bland'c Iron P013.“ 1 g1aln, 100 in hot tie. at ........................ 18c Beef, Iron and Wine, 1 pint bottles. at ......................... .....500 Irandsih‘I PIlII.2 .1c size .161: California Fig Syrup, .1tlc size.....40c HIll'I Cdtnrrh Cure. “inc size. .. ...050 Liotcrine, 31. 00 size ............ 09o LiItIrlns, 50c size ...401: Listorlno. 25c size ............... 19o CuticurI Soap, 21'10 elze ....... 20c Horlick’s Mailed Milk, 50c eize...40c Horiick’e Melted Milk. Si 00 size” .75c Horiick'I Melted Milk, $3. 75 size 0300 Lydia Pinkham' I Comp. SI .00 size. 801: Kennedy's FIq. Remedy, Si size. .BOc' Moliin'c Food, 7.11: size . ......... .60c MolIln'I Food, 50c size ........... 40c Mennon’I Talcum Pow., 25c Ilse” 15c Million, 3] 00 size ....... . ....... 85c PIruno, SI .00 size ............... 85c: (Gudo'I) Popto Meagan, :1 size.. .85ci 2-pmln Guinlnc PiliI, per 100.. ....25o Wampolo'o Cod Liver Oil Ex.. 3100' size ............................ 80o CnItoriI, genuine, 3511' size ........ 25c ANTINEL w m..- ...—...... ...... ......W .. “1...... ..Q“ W.._..—.m...... ”...... . Fall Suits . and Overcoats $10 to $25 11mm 11! ”BETTIE?“ suns Town ALL- Wm OVERCOATB TO OVERCOAT ALL I l OVERCOATBAIporty novelty effects. Conservative ones ' I31 .9. too. Serge lined. silk lined; fly front and. button through. » 1' m'“ V. l. Buns—Mixtures In the latest woretede and container» ’“ in up- totheminute colors. Blacks. Blues. . I 1 SHOEB~Ruesets (light tan and chocolate shades). Pat- 1 i cut Colt Gun Metal, Vlci Kid. High grade only. 33.60 to 05.00. COAT SWEATERS In a great variety of colors. Worm Underwear, Gloves and Milton. Half Hose, Shim. f ,: Cup-1Neckwur- 1111s mull-nu. "' Price’ sCiothing Store 98 Washington Street, Southg Norwalk ‘ 3 v CIItoriI (Pitcher Form. ),2 :11: size 15c - W. F. Wigmore 81 Co. DRUGGISTS 8 North Main St, So. Norwalk Music 11111 South Norwnlk'I Loading Theatre Continued Success of Loew's Vaudeville THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Clarence Sisters 8: Bro. Novelty Singing and Dancing Al. Herman Bijou Comedy Trio Harmonious Nonsense Elem—.... Gracey 8. Burnette Screaming Comedy Act Three ApOilos I Best 600 Standard Upl Flight FREE TODAY 5,000 Lbs. Coffee SOUTH NORWALK BRANCH DIRECT IMPORTIN G CO. 102 washinctr‘m St. Opp. United Bank Building -. Opens Today 1.....1:‘ Free ”Fell?“ 111.11.: Samples .31.... we cunnnurse snrlsrac'nou on REFUND voun uoulv BRING THIS COUPON Up 1 Flight To every cuItomor purchIIing I pound Coffees HERCULEAN ATH LETES $50 Row-rd to Anyone Duplicating Their 8Ind Bog Trick . SATURDAY TFIREE COMPLETE SHOWS 2:30p.m..0p. m.:.815p. m. Gold Prizes It the Matinee for the Children PRICES: MItlnIc ...................... 10, 15c Evening .................. 10. 15, 250 Carnival and Bazaar K of (181 D. 011. Nov. 8d. 4th. 5th 7th. 8th iN THEIR noose. so. mm or. 1101111331011 10c Coming.-—Iiigl1 Quality. Low Price- Demonstrations Cheeriuily Given Phone 572-2— .i. R. Raymond m‘? ”0 “A ”w“ UCQUIIOIQIGIIIUIttltldo'iohdldd ' ’ L. M Agent ‘rnont until the woollen. tho ”(TIA l'lNi 1030.11 cont ...1. ..........g..............m Farewol lot. Mushy tile Asonytothc ..anuotlotap'ctudis associ- WIND L0 ”#11“ germ P"... til. '4 _ r": . we 1 at... .....m... .... ... 1......"- NOTICE Soalsd bids will he receiver] at the Selectmon'l office. Norwalk 11p to 10 a 111.. November 12 1910, for filling and mains Cedar street bruise Ip- pronohes. WeIt Norwclk. 1111120111an to plane Ind specifications on tile in our otllce JAMES! A. I’lROWN nurnnn AVlsoN. .10th pawns. 115 it Selectmen. .I‘ 1.1-- No one who has noon the Passion. Play will (crust the first glimpse of the Neurons as he nope-rs omens a crowd of enthusiastic moth-no 3 and children It the triumph“ outset into Jerusalem. And from that met. plot of the play waters around wonderful rIonIIlty ty. Perhaps . daemon thrills ”can“ iothor than the Ascension. At the service In First _‘ rph, iouomw evening. the Murillo very fully the» duo's . that horammorxsumotinzhow :fnthc‘ faculties ore and 11111 We have a car of Ilia Fancy mm P «am. 1 , "I . noncr-IIIIeIIootnIIIoIIcIvlscdoiqo 80M“ 00"! iuqocnirouuicutm WI". LAW y“. Icocoonusuvilnoaoom Every step Sam 3:05“ “Raddgdz'rnfi FREE we devc you 30'.” Money 35.3: . '..'.. ."..... Pore-1n- , . . ~c l ,. ,, -mm-.. 4-1— M 33;, ENTERTAINMENTS I ENTERTAINMENTD '1 “A m Thur-3., Fri. Sat. Nov. 3‘4 1,- BIJOU DREAM 1111111 Theatre MATINIE DAILY. 2 P. M. 11 OVENINOI. 2 COMPLETE IHOWO. 7 AND I P. M. ry Saturday Ev’gm ,3 Complete Shows WILL I! Inner snow/.1: so P. u. d o snow. mo I. It. rm a snow 0: so P. EVERY OW WILL ll COHPLITI The Surprise Party Entertaine ‘ Ward and Regine Sisters Singing and Dancing Eldon 8. Clifi‘ton, in a Com 1' Sketch-me Terrible Nightm ‘ Mme. De Carin. e Versatile Mimic Comedian Change of W. 7"” 1mm.“ " .mu 111111111. 11 ~ ”‘ A. am there in his m. G tilts pin. The . 11a 1111 '
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