, notional. nov. 7. 4.9.9
Seth and lane 1
* quurtIint,
l A complo IIIor‘iiméntv of some
MuIlInI so ion {for lash Cur-
talus; Itl Ind“ 1 73¢ Ily‘Iro.
Also LIoI Curlslns It I500 to .3. 50
is pair.
I— ,
Mrs. A. Toys, at Lexint
11 avenue.
returned to her home. Fri I night, at i
tor n few days’ stay with relatives In
New York city.
n—For senator, Frederick H. Quintard.l
William A Lynch and John W
Simes, of New York city, were in
town, last week, renewing old acquain-
tainces. Both were summer visitors
at Belle island and Were Very popular 4
young men.
~»-'l‘he voters oi‘Norwalk should not
foil to give Judge John ll. Light a tre-
mendous vote for attorney general. it
will be a Well deserved compliment.
Frederick B. Hallock, of Washington.
D. 0.. connected with the United
States postal department. arrived in
South Norwalk, last week, to cast his
vote tomorrow
-——Every citizen who appreciate the
distinction of having Hon. Ii. J ill In
Congress from Norwalk should see that
a vote be cast for him at tomorrow's
election. ‘
Frederick H. Plumb, treasurer oi
the Remington Oil Engine company,
of Stamford and Bridgeport, has mov-
ed his household effects Into E. H.
Fox's new house, at 7 Elm Grovo
street.
—All voters who wish to have a part
In the election of a Republican United
States senator from Connecticut should
vote for Frederick H. Quintard for
senator and Mortimer M. Lee and Mar-
cellus R. Bennett for representatives.
A stranger in town, it in the vicinity
of Harrington avenue, would think
that South Norwalk is a land of sky-
scrapers. for the wood truss frame
work about the steeple of the new
Hungarian Reformed Church reminds
one greatly of steel construction for
a large building. '
-—-Vote for Frederick Ii. Quintsrd for
senator, a man who can assist In the
legislation for the new Washington
street bridge. You notice how quiet
Mr.»I)onovan has been on this subject.
Charles Smith. nine years old, and
Emma Robinson. fourteen, oi Stam-
ford, were committed Saturday to the
County Home on the charge of being
neglected and dependent. children
County Commissioner Brbphy iwas
present at the healing.
"Sixteen years of faithful service
on the part 0: sharia Sidney l9, Iisw- 4 . .
ley should entitle him to rte—election.
His record as sherlil has never been
excelled in Connecticut.
Frank Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. (Is
our Sm h, at Wilton avenue, a former
employs of .1099 Davis, the cloth-
ier, of late employed at the S Ishlpt
Oyster Company 5 offices at Chore.
I... I. has been transferred to e local
omces. He returned to Norwalk on
Saturday and began his duties here
this morning
“Vote for Lee and Bennett for rep-
resbntatives
Samuel A. .I. Stodel, organiser tor
the Socialist Labor party, was to have
held an Open air meeting in Railroad
avenue. Friday night. but the severe
lain storm made the proposed meeting
impossible His subject was to have
been Wage Slavery. Stodel who is
from New Haven. created some inter.
est Thursday evening, when he bgun
abiting questions of Ross Pastor
Stokes, who spoke there in behalf of
the Socialist party.
-~Vote for the one candidate for
senator who will work for the new
Wslhliigton street bridge-.F‘redorlck
1i. Quintard.
This morning Arthur Murray, oi! Har-
riot street, Warren 0. Woodward. of
Belden avenue, and Norman Shaw, at
West street, left town in a Iarg choco-
lutcolorod Briardliii model Lester sev
on passenger automobile, belonging to
the Lozisr Motor Cbmpany. of New
York, by whom Mr. MurIy is employ-
ed. for ‘Plattsburg. N. Y The me will
make the trip or several days‘ dura-
tion, going over the border line Into
Canada. Returning they will leave the
machine in Pisttshurg and take the
train. reaching Norwailt probably onl,
Thursday.
’ W
'l A Nominal ”my... oi south Non
Inc will be divsn'
Upon Apl chtIon, WritII the Pol-
lowina 8 up “Mobil
Dr. Dick's Melinda;
"'80th ,..orws‘l Conn.
Gondola“: it I hit
i “:11;in testimonial in; list oom-
mondinz Dr. Dick's Mod cine. i th9
round it I Ire cure or colds Ind
irritant. Ind:
lenI mun melts the human body
such a Mary habitation.
£15,,
PL
‘ ‘DIII'IIIII‘Q‘ till?
Idl'stMIIIit «In our ‘
Don’t let the next cold snIp catch you an-
prepared. The quicker you get a
Heater. thc4;qaickcr com-
fort will come-
Wc have a full line in all sizes and prices from
$2. 98 up is $30 4
A 4 J. Collins Co.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers. _
12- 18 North Main Street. 4South Norwaik. Conn,
4 Donald‘4 Way, ‘
day all his h iris l
Everything in the Optical Line.
‘ 44 So. Norwnlk
o a Jackson
.. 4 Opticinn
Eyes Enamined Free
III WALL I'rl'i‘slr. PNONI In. mailman.
4 RVICE
A SPECIAL COURSE AT
The MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
stamina , 3' Port. Chester
Him 37 II :N
“UHF?
hay-4
llnl 4
trial; 4
lion.
Extra Stamps
with Coffees
..25o
.301:
receive
20 stamps with 1 lb. Cellos.
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Cellos...
27 Stampl with 1 lb. 601100....320
30 BtImpI with 1 lb. 001100....360
4. ‘ . -
A w roflt _ Sharing
that has placed millions of del-
Iars’ worth of comforts and or-
naments in American homes, at
no Cost to the housewife.
N this connection, it is possible that some"
of the ladies of South Norwalii are not
deriving all the benefits they should
from AW." Green Trading Stamps. To
proiit thereby it is necessary only to ask
for the Stamps when making purchases of
any nature whatsoever.
can acquire them with everything— Dry
Goods. Groceries. etc.
for the stamps on your own. account. you
and your triends my club installer and
combine your Stamps. With them you can
purchase decorations. furnishings or utilities
for our church. or some charitable
It the article deeded for that
in the J'w.‘ Premium Parlor It I North
Main Strreet, South Norwalk, The Sperry 8:
Hutchinson Company would be. pleased to
supply it. in this manner much has
been accomplished It absolutely I ii‘pensc
to the ladiescngaged' Ill the work.
Save Hamilton Coupons and Bonds~
Most Valuable oi Ill IlmllIr Premium TokINI-Packsd only with Leading Manufacturers'
You can exchange them at any "8. AH." Premium Parlor tor i'rmniums or scum. upon
In equal basis with “WA” Glenn Trading Stamps.
10 tamps Free
Prount this Coupon at our Item Ind
10 Stamp a Free
(in addition to tit? maul-r stamps
given) by purchasing ride worth of ,4
mmhandlu (Ixcvophu )
Vod I it Nov. 12th
Remember you
It you don't care
institu-
Prodii'cis.
k i.
Extra Stamps with
* New Crop Teas
20 Stamps with 1 lb. . ......... 350
25 Stampo with i Ib.4... ....... 40c
40 Stamps with 1 lb. , ......... 50° ‘
l
so Otsmps with 1 lb. . ..... ....m
i
i
a v
A&P STILL FIGHTING HIGH PRICES
WHY PAY ”DRE 2
Fahcy [Min CHOW
Marshall's “Hem
l
--4<..A.___ r... .... -. .‘
4 milder. m...
$1 or Grindmothcr
"iii“
5.... with 1 em I
leti'l 1 ho .
pswltii 7 on,
Will. with 1 ilk
mm; 1 JA
IIIVIOI'IIO III
AIIDIIOIIIAI
ooit‘ni-IIIII
Lotion Rice ‘34 lb. Sc
"W'fed ‘*
New Lilli
mg, 2,...25c
.......
44I4rlnn Potted loot. . . ..10o
................... 6
Ifllivsinhifl’fld
4 home here with I severe
cnowos
caoWos
’ caowos
cnowos
cnowos
csowos
cnowoa
csowos
caowoo
caowcs
cnowos
cnowos
cnowos
cnowos
cnowos
cnowos
csowos
cnowos
cnowos
cnowos
cnowos
Celebration
S ale
y Come
Tonight
SUCCESS
cnownsp
cnowos 4
44 4 mr ho had {Mini
low hfilm-tilw't‘lmunsn, In who
i
l
in..." Pushko. of Laura street. w
signed his poaltlon with the Loans
bury. Mathewson Shoe company. 8st-
order.
1 -. The voters of Norwalk should not
'i‘all to give lodge John H. Lights tre-
i mentions vote mum-nay general. it
, will be a well deserved compliment. , will be I well deserved compllmu‘t...
I Mr. and hire Ii 0. Bailey, of High C. Buck DuBois, Stephen Smith
street, and Miss Mae Harris of West cher Bangor and Chester loom”
street. attended the Hippodrome In Norwnlk. enjoyed an automobilsrldo -4
New York Saturday evening of last Mr. DuBois'I machine to Stunted.
in upper lilsln street with his
Air. and Mrs Charles A. Quinta . ~
~» The voters at Nor-yam shun "not
mu to give Judge John H. insects
mondous vote for attorney seismic
.Week. * yesterday.
2 «Every citizen who app ,ciates the ~- Vote for Lee and Bennett for rep
distinction of having non: Hill In resentntives.
lCons'resl from NoerlkIlto See that Dr J. Milton Cobnrn will “4 ~
I vote be cast for him It Morrow I the Norwalk Town Teachers' Audit - ~
leiscuon; ‘ tion with an evening of story tells:
It I meeting to be held in tho’M‘
$31100" Tuesday evening, November
The resignation of Second Mouton-
ant William B. Callahan. Company 0
Second Infantry, has been accepted,
and he is honorably discharged from
the military service okthis state.
«All voters who wish to the a part
in the election of I Rspublicsn United
Emitters senator from Connecticut Mid
ivoie for Frederick ll. Quintnl'd
senator and Mortimer M Lee and hill“? 4‘
collus R Bennett for representativeil.
I Elm Grove street is building up very
'rInilily now, tint- the long suit brought
lby property owners ha been ended
;Ssvoroi new houses are being erected 4
and there are strong prospects (or
more to follow. '
~Vote for Frederick H. Quintsrd for
senator. it man who can assist in the
,IeglIIItlon tor the new Washington
istrest bridue. You notice how quiet
Mr. nonovsn has been on this subject
«mistress yours or hit service
on the port at Sheri! Sidney Id. Haw-
ilny should entitle him to reelection.‘
lilo Mord as; thrill has never been 4, .
excelled In Connecticut. '
i. H mans. who spent the summer
in Norwiiik. is now living at his not-
tags on Belle lIlInd. Mr. Hanna has
been ill and is still undergoing trest-
meat. with Dr. 1‘ A much. In South
Iblot-walk. He to Improving nicely.
._ ote ldr the end o'IiidldI'u for
coaster who will work for tho
WIshlnItnn street bngfi-M on”
manintsrd.
i Hart'y Burton. of East oven
played in tho Groiut A KMW xiii
torygventm home to Harttord :I
ram
also in diatom. where
visiting. Mrs. Harry is.
illIIt sweetie. is I dunniitgr‘ ' .4 _
in Burton is expect to
turn within-walk within a tow days
~Voto ior Leo and iiennott for re
mentally».
‘Ciiili‘ ,4Verii
o- L ”.5.
2 Element 'i‘otrnco,
on I short tints I o from I snows!
trip in Boston In vicinity. lies It
‘ ' mluinonlI. its
44 . ill-
44 4 l1 trl .4llr. yorlln i333" .3933 V0
. " ,. i into abscissa“. III '»
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