it you have cultivated a taste for
good pure. Candy. “ (
‘ OUR HOMI MAO! IWIITI
will certainly tickle your palate. Al-
ways trash and antic no.
...F' A. LANE
Tot. 01 Washington at.
{ill 3W8
WEATHER ironscasr.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and continued ' cold tonight.
Tuesday unsettled. A slight disturb-
ance .eentral this morning near St.
Paul, Mind. is producing cloudy and
unsetled weather with ilurries of
snow in the Lake region. This disturb-
ance will move eastward and this vi-
cinity will be on the southern edge of
it on Tuesday. Pleasant weather pre-
vails in all sections except the lake
region east of the Rocky Mountains.
The temperature is. below freezing in
the northern sections.
Mrs. Patrick Carroll. of Spring Hill.
is spending a few days with friends in
Danbury.
Miss Theresa Flaherty spent yester-
day with her sister, Mrs. William H.
Walsh, of Bridgeport. _
—« Vote fo‘r.l.ee and Bennett for rep-
rosentatlves.
Eddie Barnard. the affabie‘clerk in
the Glendening pharmacy. enjoyed his
weekly vacation recently. ‘
Charles McGovern, of Norwalk.
spent Sunday with friends In New Ha-
ven. and reports an excellent time.
-Roast Pork, 170 lb,.; Pork Chops,
18¢ lb. Public Market. }2 80. Main St.
Leo Baker and Fred Merrlileld spent
tile‘Sunday in New York. where they
visited the Museum of Natural His-
tory. "
The Catholic, Club is tanning to
have'a ca'r‘d’ party and once in the‘
Town Assembly Hall in Wall street on
the evening of November 22nd.
——-Vote for Frederick H.- Quintard for
senator. 'a-apan who ,can assist in the
legislation tor the new Washington
street b'l‘iiige‘. You notice how quiet
Mr. Donovan has been on this subject.
George Sheehan. of Summer street.
who is employed in the Custom S'er.
vice. in New York, spent the Sabbath
with his parents.
Panels Murphy. of Prospect Hill.
who is ample ed as conductor on the
street. rallwa .in New. York city... is
spending a few days‘ vacation at home.
~The voters of Norwalk shotild not
fail to give Judge John ll. Light a tro-
mendous vote for attorney general. it
will be a well deserved compliment.
St. John‘s Lodge. No. 6. F. and A.
M.. will meeting on Thursday evening
of this week in the Masonic Hall in
Wall street.
The laying of the water main
through Mott avenue. which was begun
last week. is now nearly completed.
The work will be entirely finished by
about the middle of the Week.
——Vote for Frederick H. Quintard for
senator, a man who can assist in the
legislation for the new Washington
street bridge. You notice how quiet
Mr. Donovan has been on this subject.
There will be anomlsslon of the
regular drill of the Sixth Company C.
A. (3., C. N. 0. tomorrow evening on
normal of the state election. The drill
will be held next Tuesday evening as
usual however.
Norman Shaw. Warren 0. Wood-
ward, Seymour Curtls. George Wood-
ward and Miss Helen Thompson. all of
Norwalk, were among the number
which witnessed Yale's defeat by
Brown's College. at New Haven. on
Saturday.
wr‘or senator. Frederick ll. Quintard.
The property of Samuel 1“. Millard.
In Grandviow avenue. has been greatly
improved by the building oi a curb and
gutter. which was recently completed.
Mr. Millard has also had his house to.
painted and the whole place now pre-
sents a due appearance.
The assessors of the City oi Nor-
wsllr completed their work of receiving
tax lists. on Tuesday last and are now
engaged in makingIIths assessments.
it has been round that the plan of-hav-
in: the lists sent out to be Iliad in
and returned in very successful, it he-
. log tound that some when set a vol-
“ nation on their property much In or
cons of that lined by the board last
year. The whole work or the assessors
will he, finished up by January 1.
willutean years oi faithlui service
on the part of lhol‘in aidnoy ill, Haw-
ley should aiitliio him to reelection.
His record as shoriii has never boon
emailed to Connecticut. .
Thomas dollar. the former wall .
known basketball player. oi Norwalk.
has returned to town after a dim
new term In the army. iir. Sailor is
strong and robust and ills .
. iriondo are grosii
has spent much
.rootl tohlorwal , " ,1 will.
lilo greater. loom . “ii-
a rant..." m era: us ..
. a o . ..
was or Iii .‘u :1in
(i can ALWAYE as rouuo ounmo
him worldly. its ,
. hioitinio‘ lasing ,.
’i'hliippioos and m and some at» .
suim-
BUSINESS HOURS AT
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
. 74 WAIHiNBTON ITRIIT. IOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
"LIPHONI 165-!
Park id: Tllford’s
~80LD AT--
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
Time for K. D. Frames for next lum-
mer's boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale: one ail-ft,
half cabin. with ii b. 1). new motor.
One 21-ft. with 6% h. 9. Stanley. Vary
cheap if bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oystchhell PointNorwaik
.. ...... ......— ........... ...- ...—....-. ....
Flanneleite Robes
Flowered and Plain Colors and
Persian liliects
SHORT cuss
50c, 75c, 89c, 81.00
LONG ONES
$1.00. $1.50. $1.89, $2.00
Thanksgiving Postals
6 for 5c.-—2 for 5c—-—.'io oaoh
—-——-«.—.—
J. I. MALLETT
(formerly Mluoa Dawoon)
88 WASHINGTON STREET
Toothsome
Truths
The need of a dentist often comes so
suddenly that a person rushes into the
first open door he flndswften to his
regret. It is not necessary to wait. till
you are taken with a "lumping" looth-
ache before consulting a dentist. lic-
member the old adage. “A stitch in
time saves nine." and look well to your
teeth.
Good materials. fair treatment and
moderate prices are my standards.
Consultation free.
“Dr. J. n. ninety
10 Eoutii Main at. South Not-walk
Hours: I a. m. to s p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
CityNationelBank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
. BUGINESS
Capital Surplus and Profits
”00.000.00 “17,000.00
w
Soto Deposit Boxss. $8 and as per yoar
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Prlo.
JOHN H. KNAPP. lot Vida-Pr...
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vino-
PNO- a
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Soymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah ll. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Ewan: John H. Light
Prod H. Rowan
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"7'; i o I f’» ‘
l
your pay. than is ‘
some one right
bore in this now»
getting loss. and
saving money.
Do VOUi‘
' Four For om.
Interest hold on
Devious Deposits. ‘
DellciousCandles .
~. urn-m mo or'
{consumers col
The Home of Hart Schafi‘ncr & Marx Clothes
GET SUITED
, HIS is the greatest season we have eVer had
for suitin mom—because we have thopro.
per clothes for t em we are able. to satisi every
man that comes—particular or over-particularl-
it's all the some to us. Because here is the cream
of the newest Suits and Overcoats—periectly
right in style, fit, wear and looks. .
Suits and Overcoats. $10 to $30.
Winter Ovcrcoata. $10 to $28.
Hats, Shirts. Underwear and other good iur~
nishings for men and boys.
PM
Two sroass:
.- v
South Norwaiir
14 South Main So.
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
+1! amt--. -
r
no MAN In re: wnouo can KEEP up WITH THE mm in run
anHr—wuo KEEPS on comma. .
No western food. manufactured hundreds of miloaijsaway. censor
qucntly always stale. and composed mostly of tho bi~products of tho
milla—-—oan keep up with a food made here at home, fresh ground oaclll
day. and composed entirely of good clean grains and pure wheat pro»
ductwlf it keeps on coming.
ill! .
.. First in quality. last minnow always in the strengths. ‘mml
ars. Bonnla'liomo GrouudFood for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
~ f'
V”
-, ..-.” ....-- . .mEL
Cutbill’sFish Make; a
Small Buttorilah (not dressed) olhs 25c
. -.. ......“ a ......M...‘ :5.-
BALMON. STEAK ‘ COD. Tl VE
Whiting (not dressed) . . . . . .4 lbs. 250 BASS. GREENPORT OYSTER . N W
Hake ............. ..... par ih.. 10c 350F039 AND 3“ ISCM-Ll P8
w kil h - ' lb 12¢ (warantod dry). HAROCRABBJJPEN-
°‘ ‘ """""""""" P" " so LONG cums. souuo also
Filtfilli ..... ............ porlh..12o LONG OLAMD AND OYSTERO IN
SNAPPER BLUES. HALIBUT. RED SHELL.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
,I_-—~
A Carloail of F 0rd!“ Cars
Coming.-—High Quality. Low Price ‘
Demonstrations Cheerfuliy Given
Phone 572-2— J. R. Raymond
S. L. Benedict, - Age
m
hauls Bernhard, at Stamford. a
cutaway with friends in South
.vaik. .
Now grate bars were installed in: be
uruaee at Phoenix Engine Compl ny
his morning. ,
William flanry. oi Butler street. l as
akon a position with Frank A. ion
duron. of Main street. ‘
Thorn will be a meeting of the MI»
owcrait. club tomorrow evening inq he
...—“W,“ .- _ ..-”... ”.-....“
Mica Halon Drtunm. oi Elisabeth. N
-l.. is spending a few days with Mia:
Florence Kelley. of West avenue.
The W. C. T. U. social that was it
have been held on Friday. the 1th. has
been postponed tor one week. It will
be held at the home oi Mrs. Meeker.
on Mervin street. on the 18th.
George fisher. oi Danbury. at ”N
Grand council. Royal Arcanum. wil
pay a visit be Ponsas‘us Council at thu
regular meeting on Wednesday oven
lug. Tharomlll he speech-making soc
refreshments.
“wFor «new, Frederick H. Quintard
Henry “stiles. of Franke‘s harbor
shop in Wall street. took anathor out
or his 1 «distance walks yeotordoy
no want. rough iiilvermlue and West-
Norwalk and was not even toot ION
this morning. lint Sunday’s route but
.not woodwind-upon. but will prob
ably-"ho announced later. ‘ M
The mot marriage were publish» ' sullen tor Leo auditioned ior n»
edict. ‘ ‘ at time. yesterday . It. rooshtativss. * .
i .. woos iiorriuy i lasts lento: Norwallr. tie
,, «II Roller. , ‘ _ I moonltil’oflti‘ilu
“filo" near tut l " moms
. I. . r’
masonic Hall in Wall street. Not as
it special importance is annealed. to
reins before the meeting howeverl
There are also candidates tor i ._ lu-
‘tia' ry degree this evening in ur
arot on" Lodge. i. 0. O. In. in t.“-
‘ildilio in Wall street. Tomorrow or.
suing open house is to be obsorv . to
sanction oioloctlon day and rim- sh-
seats will he served during
non Grand Secretary w. .
Huts I in-
iddrou.
.
lamination:
than n-'
ion. of Now acronym“ render a no I
lit. cannot no u
.n,‘
. mam—u.
illicit llllill . ‘
llll ill pinup.
2,000 lien weld but In Sympa-
thy With the Exprossmeu
NEW YORK, Nev. 7.——Twa theme,
and taxicab drivers struck today in:
sympathy with that strike of the drlv~1
ers and helpers of express companies
which has practically tied up express‘
business in and through this city near.
ly two weeks past.
1 Further spread of the strike move~
,ment to the the drivers of all vehicles .
in the city except those on food sup-
ply wagons secured imminent. it was
announced that at a meeting of the
labor interests to be held today, a date
for a general strike that would tie up
practically "everything on wheels"
would be decided upon.-
Samuel Gompors, president of the
American Federation ofiulbor. is here,
warticipatlng in the conference of the
labor leaders and it was declared that
the support of the Federation would be
giVen the strikers.
Extraordinary precautions are be-
,ingtaken by the police to preserve
‘order. in view of the spread of the
strike.
There were numerous reports of mi-
nor diorders during the l‘oreuoou. The
center of apprehension was at the sta-
bles of a big wholesale and retail gro-
cery firm where an attempt was being
made to induce the drivers to go out.
All peace negotiations between the
express companies and their men havo
been suspended.
urinluiiol an?
IlliilBE rrxr WEEK
The selectmen have again decided to
Fall Suits -
and OVercoats~~ J
$10 to $25 _ ,~ ;.
\ ' ' . it"“rrfliir
t!!! .121 iii” suns TO sun' ALL. Mr” 5' .s
ovencoars TO ovsacoar ALL. er- ;
‘ OVERCOAT8~8porty novelty elfects. Conservative ones
too. Serge lined; silk lined; fly front and buttoan'fi f .
through. '4 tum [ml ' .
8UlT8~Mixtures in the latest warsteds and collegiate!“ ’1' ‘ l A
in noto-the-minute colors. Blacks. Blues. '
SHOES—Russets (light tan and chocolate shades). Pat-I ‘l . i .
ont Colt. Gun Metal. Viol Kid. High grade willy. p. 9
$3.50 to 05.00. f I '5»
COAT SWEATERS in a great variety of colors. I. It i‘ ’
Warm Underwear. Gloves and Mittens. Half Hose. Shirto. 4', O
cars. Nockwear- «tannin-um! '
Price’s Clothing Store!“
- 98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
t. {it
have another hearing on the matter or
.houelits and damages to owners of
property. who will be notified by the
layout. of the new Washington street
bridge. and the taking of land tor the
approaches at either end. The owners
interest have received notice that the
new highway is to be placed thirty
feet south of the present south line
and parallel to it. the west abutment
of said bridge lobe placed twenty feet
to the east, and the draw to said bridge
to be seventy feet long. A map of the
layout is on tile in the allies of the
aelcclmeni in Norwalk.
The bearing on the benefits and
diuungcs will be. held next Monday.
Nov. lith at the scloctlnen's allied
to the Town Hall. at it! o'clockyin the
may uniform
WALL STREET. l0;l(l u. .m.——-The
opening dealings in stocks Were light
and’ the changes generally small. es-
pecially in ithe usually active stocks.
(lama were argely in the majority, but
there was a fair sprinkling of declines.
Sears Roebuck rose 1 3-4. Union Pa.
cliir. Atlantic Coast Line. Southern
Railway pfd.. Kansas City Southern
and Cleveland C. (I. a St. Louis l and
i.oulsvlllc & Nashville and Sloss Shef-
lleld Steel large fractions. Virginia
(‘srolina Chemical and American Ag-
ricultural (‘hemical declined largo
fractions.
ii a. m.-—Prolit
WALL STREET.
inking cancelled most at the rise in
Union Pacino, and this induced sales
or other stocks. Some of the leaders,
hugged to under Saturday's closing.
Fresh bidding for Union Pacific started
another general advance and the whole
list sold higher than at the outset. Um
ion Pnclilr got up the. Reading. Kau-
sa City Southern pfd.. National leeadl
and Bethlehem Steel 1. and Texas andi
Pacific Land Trust 2 points.
WALL STREET. Noon—~Speculative
Interest centered in Union Pacific, but
that stock reacted a point and the
general list failed to respond to its ad
vance. Allowance of Southeastern
freight advances by the
i‘ontmert-c Commission sustained the
Southern Railway group. The firm
money market held the stock opera-
tions in restraint. Fractional declines;
wore shown by important stocks at
noon. Bonds were irregular. I, '
i
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MSpecral Prices W“;
In addition to our advertised list of
reduced prices, we offer you:
Foley's Kidney Romany. In both liquid
and pill form
Foley's Kidney Remedy. 31 also...75c
Foley's Kidney Ramsay. 50o also. . .400
Foloy’a Kidney Pills. $1 also ...... 75o
Foley's Kidney Pills. 50c sin ...40c
W. F. Wigmore & Co.
. on
GGISTS
'- 8 North sulfa. So. Norwalk
Carnival
and" Bazaar
K. of C. & D. of I.
Nov. 85. 4th, 5th 7th. 8th.
m rum seem. so. mun or.
homoerotic to:
IT Too Much
'. Care
at cruisers;
hadron?! all i .
fan, who is aiiltlllpd lllys Special“ "
4 _ in. their eyes. No chorus iorj ,
ENTERTAINMENTS
can Loews n
' Extra Feature BI
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l IENTERTAINMENTS
Mon, Tues, Wed. Nov. 7. 8, 9
BIJOU DREAM “‘ “m
Theatre
MATINIE DAILY. a P. M. ‘
EVENINGS. 2 COMPLETE SHOWS. 7 AND I P. N.
Every Saturday Ev’g 3 Complete, Shows
- WILL as was ‘ . " ‘
FIRST SHOW.‘0:30 P. M. SECOND SHOW.-
” THIRD SHOW 9:30 P. M.
. ‘EVERY SHOW WILL BE COMPLETE
8:00 P. ll.
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Martin’s bog Bandits, iii the slats;
_ - , Train Robbery .
Delegations. Xylopsgae'.soloisggz. .
Maiiiiney Bros, Songs and: Dances... .
Archalilililult, Gilbet &Devet. in aVocali-
istic' Offering, “The Understudy” 1:11
Election Returns Tuesday Night
Change of A W
Vaudeville every Monday (it Thursday
s
Motion Pictures Every Day ‘ ‘ ‘ lg“
Jowott Piano, by Dialect-t A Sons Co.. Usod Exclusively , .
.Matinee -—PRICES—- Erasing“
‘Scsnd-lilc Box Sumo lOo-aod .1 .
intenState - _ _
I EVILLE;
... , .1 we oer rue rscs—oreaas‘rostow
. 2 Two. BIG SHOWS DAILY. Exceptintsiiurdli
COMPLETE CHANG! MONDAY AND THUNODAY
i ' MA usaa or 2:30 av'tuiuofirmia
6o, 10o and tho 10o. 18o. 20c on ' So
, I J'HREI FULLOHOW SATURDAY
9330?. . 0:
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Enoaaomont Extraordinary
. it. '
JOE DEMING & COMPANY *
A Big M.3¥His¥:r¢egfifisasvx'zivo Poollio .
JOSIE FLYNN
Dialect Oomodlonno
Holding Ovor to Accommodate tho Local Ainlotoa Who boot
the land lac
THE THREE 1*
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