W
" enamel-lo; of Cleveland,
anksglving at his home
ha
Ohio, span
iii Norwallt.“
Harold Thompson. of Yale, is spend
lug theihollday's at his parental hom‘e
in East Nor-walk.
, Miss Nora‘s. Cameras. of Bridgeport.
spent the day with relatives in South
Norwalk yesterday.
Harold Green of New York -spent ‘
Thanksgiving at his parental home in
upper Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. White. or Pros
pect avenue, entertained friends from
Dunbury yesterday.
—-SWeet Potatoes. 20c pk.
Lawton & Co. ‘
Constable J. J. Goodwin was a visi~
tor in New York and Newark Wednes-
‘ day on otllciai business.
Fine new glass vestibules and storm
doors have been placed in front of the
entrances to the Hotel Clifford.
Mrs. Joseph Gray. of Norwalk, spent
last Monday with her par uts. Major
and Mrs. D. H. Miller, in eorgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Martin, of
Summer street, entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Martin for dinner yester-
Miss Ellen and Harry Savage. of
Bronx, N. Y., are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles F. Page, of Norwalk
Park. .
Eureka Lodge, I). of it, will hold a
full rehearsal Friday evening. Every
member of both teams is earnestly re-
quested to be present
Mrs. Fannie Be edict. of Spring-
field, Mass. is span in: a few days as
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Benedict. 0t West-sheet.
Grand Regent John M. Burr. of
Norwsilr. attended- the social and
smoker of Mattahessett Council, Roy-
li‘.D.
al Arcanum, In New Haven. Tuesday .
night
Superintendent William E. Chancel-
ior,o or inmaouth Norwaih schools, is
having a two weeks' leate of absence,
for the purpose or making a trip to
Nebraska. ;
EugeneJ Van Ness, of Bayview
avenue. hat was dialling in Newark.
New Jersey, where he attended the
insert of a nephew. who dropped
dealt 1' heart failure“.
Souvenir postal cards have been re-
ceived trom George Germ, of Norwalk.
which state that he arrived in Girl
vestdn, Texas. on the 19th inst. and
has secureda employment on the Gal
vfit'
. ‘ ”glue-a italic swaps millage, its
lb... ayeo' ‘t...
Mrs Margaret Vosburgh and Attor-
ney and Mrs. George H. Vosburmh and
daughter Helen. oi Putnam avenue.
have been vlsltlnm in Newark. N. J.,
where they attended a Thanksgiving'
-taraily reunion”
~Golden Harvest Days tomorrow
and Monday. See advertisement, page
6. Mlntss. .
Mrs. Esther Olmstsad celebrated
her 90th birthday anlv versary last
Friday 35' and skin a line
fruit bi MW?“ ea c. Many friends
trom Norwalk. Rldmetleld and other
places called to congratulate Mrs.
Olmstead and wish her many returns
of the day.~—Ridseiield Press.
Mrs. Chelter Mills, tormoriy Miss
- Daisy Wadhams. and childfln have
moved into James Connery's house
near the Swedish Church. in George-
to a. Miss Margaret R. Balcom. of
th ‘ senior class Danbury Normal
school. has been substitutinl fer Mrs.
Mills In the Georgetown public
school.
W»
A Prominent Law war or South
walk. Whose
or
Upon Application. Writes the Fol-
lowing strong Testimonial:
Dr. molt‘s Medicine on.
south ..orwdilt. Conn. ' .
Gentleman .
«to . i
It is with pleasure that
ial to the list onus:
‘ sine, .hsil
, t Nahum
adopt as and
Mites y
ants will i". G "‘ mormuimumdmmorw
m
sloth A. D. 8. dru
Altamths drug“. .
The Irid P nrmasy. '
‘rn. Clifford Pharmacy.
Quittner a Ganly. Probl-
" QUALITY
. one or the noiowomiy point- of our store in its scale RIJABILITY.
Our silos QUALJTY. our Low emote, our lam tilt woilooloctod
STOCKG are facts, not theories.
by knowi'nm turaiture buyers as the standout o! limit“ it an article is here
it‘s mood. Waiters tslthruli'y considered the Furniture iii-eds and otter a
choice line pt reasonable Furniture that will bring brightness and comfort
to the home. ‘ «.2: -
15’. "
. t Funeral Diredtors and masses”
is North nun Street.
07' 5- Jackson
‘Opticlan ,
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
Norwulk.
Mi and Mrs.
of West avenue, yesterday
street, ate
yesterday with her mother.
use, has purchased a
oned.
New York city.
the training ship Newport,
tor a time at New Y
the week end with his
elny street.
cholle. N. Y..
Franklin avenue.
see her.
constipation The
witKoup”
them. use. -»
The Century Compose
so: a GALLON
“r
We guarantee
our Compound to three years.
dd.
Century Rooting Co. Joe.
at Washington at";
Will make terms satisfactory.
(Incorporated)
II WALL I‘l’. NORWALK
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Deiinitica of opium;
commit is the armor
tasting the some. Diem are
"mm or
553 '3351'. 3.55% "
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swhloh wake» “33. human body, ..
Frank Millard. of New York, spent
Thanksgiving at his parental home in
Payton Adams and
daughter, of Mount Vernon. spent the
day with Dr and Mrs W. B. Burueil.
Mrs. Eva M. Hyatt, ot'upper Main
her Thanksgiving dinner
Mrs.
Charles Murray, in Westporl avenue.
Dr. William B. llurnell, of West ave-
line FIench
poodle to take the place of his vai-
uable bull dog that was recently pols
Mrs Jane (‘oburn, of Rye Beach
New Hampshire. was a Thanksgiving
guest or her nephew, F. S. Cochran.
of Spring street. and has now gone to
Elmer Bracken. a former well known
Norwaik young man who is now upon
stationed
.is spending
rents in Auad
lilies Laura F. 0' Brien. of New R0-
is spending a tow days
in Norwalk with Miss May Ryan. at,
Miss () Brien tune it
former resident of Norwalk and has .
many fflends here who are pleased to
——lr you havent the. time to exercise
regularly, Dean's Regulate will prevent
induce a inlid,
pnitntul “soups or the bowels
piping Ask your druuist for
Does Your Roof Leek? .
STOP! ALI. LuKI .._
500 I CALI. N
weather wear at
Write
tor estimates. correspondence solicio
South Nomih
“—-— MW..—
FOR SALE
Modern il-room house, all improve- ~ .
Inenls. excellent condition. centrally
located in South Norwulk; low price.-
H E Donn 8. Son
THE NEW SCIENEE
II WALL OTIIIT. PNONI “ NORWALK.
GET STARTED '5‘” IGHT
Merrill Commercial? Co'urse
trains. you. for BUSINESS SUCCESS
Stamford L Port Chester
80. Norwalk
runnsoulvmo aowc: '
we will airflow. and you may
have somethlamto lobe thankful
dot if you “It's it. Have your
automobile put in good condition
hetero 'rns n Day it it ..
needs overha and you may
escape a b down or trouble
on the road. it should coins.
where we w ii remedy all do-
roots and co sully prorliliil it.
W. Agfisniord’s
42 North Main It.
Wilt! NAME. AND 90'JI-WNIIL. REAR 'NP “TN t
if you are in want or any oi the above, will malts ryou bargain price.
LUTHER M.
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8.
Comfort
is always hives duo prominence. but
style and service are also carefully
considered iii every pair or
instill. use. .th m woo
. won a. ":50
. FLYNN’S BOOT SHOP
Goose t l' .
to Washinston Street. nor 0 iynn ‘ "3"" , . {loath Math
.Bigiic uric Wall Bo d, slid heath
,. also ”vuiim'i'nvfimirmr "MW " ti
plaster is easily nailed it? studdal ”Wag?“ $330;
ready to, paint. paper or burlap
sanitary. guaranteed proof anal
t” Inn fools?” it": “1"
Bishoprio Wall hoard is ins/tire. an! MW
in hot Asphalt Mastic. and sorts w'ith sissd cardboard: ls .
. the {so ry into uniform sheets ”4: “It. “in. and ‘illl‘flilhilil
inch til it Those sheets (saliva fl crates) are easily. and .
:w‘L‘u' atuddium ready tor wail int tor uburlaiii ll ll
its may um: .miiiionsio. i ii
«on health resort end factory
hill Chairman attics. cells
.5 one stiles: t '
one lotions
Collins' nullity has long boon accepted
bring it to a |good repair shop. ;"
the canteen. aualusas waoous. radii 'waoona. aorrou
“i
‘ ”W' m
stores"; in All
Principal cum
Our Methods
Create Confidence
Buy your clothing here, and you will
.be satisfied. Pay a small sum down and
a small sum each week. Our clothing is
Union Made and we guarantee every/gar-
ment sold.
w ' M ’ ‘
omen S en S
Cl ' ‘ '
othIng Clothing
Cloth ‘agtsciiracul 33mm,
"0'0" "' 330.00 M ‘1 All 3.23:1
on 's on is
Women‘s Stylish Suits, 37.50 to “309 '
$12.00 to $40.00 ' .
Women s Stylish Skirts. Boys “$55?" School
it.» to sum 81.98 tgiaoo
Women‘s Silk Waists.
".00 ‘0 "0.00 Youths' Nohby Suits,
Millinsry. $760 '9 020-00
32.50 to $20.00 Men's Hats.
Women’s Sad Child» sanctum . .
ren‘s cos. Men’s and B ' ' Shoes"
31.25 to 34.00 0" '
10 South Main St.
South Norwalk
'isL
5
5
5
doors a little.
5rnmwtonaoo
New Haven yesterday
litres;
James Rooney,
Richard'Mooro. as
spent Wednesday
l. Mrwitoonoy
(‘hsmioai Company.“
oral days with trian
t.oday
new lo a building.
mulllinery at reduced prices. last
Golden Harvest
‘lwo days.
. Mints' it.
occasion by tract
John Malone.
tsmoon. however. and spa
Imrance or the piano.
lay of the George
lit with hint to'saood
10h“?! branch 9!
Lents-t not?
3 Peter Kirschnor a
Will MOI
VI
a item“ its
“is .
tumult that
slit”
{or party of South Norwallt. who has
been critically ill of typhoid fever and
complications continues to imprme
finely. She has now ”entered to such
Inexteul that she is able to get out of
, —Gold Medal Flour, 88c has; l? mu
Richard Wslieur. Maurice Abeorn.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Patchen and la-
cob Miller. all or Nopwallt. drove
in the large
automobile of A L Reynolds.
Broad. River. They return in the early
evening. reporting ah excellent trip, 1
rapid!“ rib wait but. 1285c in
Martin Creagh and
. ‘ representatives
Tibia the Hope Hose ‘s‘ire' (manner. r
evening in Derby.
they attended the Derby are
's with a Derby
' "lady captured the mad march
George Kipp, formerly of the Binns
spendinl set-
.in town.
Kipp has rot-ently nu shed hulldlug li
chemical plant in New Jersey and
leaves tor Boston on sunday.
runner friends hers are meeting him
At the meeting at Butler lodmoJ .
o. 0. it, Wednesday night. it was vot-
ed to extend an invitation to Our
Brothers Moms. of Norwaik. to work
the first degree here next month Next
Wednesday night. Butler W will
talto us the matter of the proposed
8
~' Union Park presented a very Inn on-
poursnce yesterday tor the Th
in: Day. having been cleaned
Commission!"
mo one ipro I a?»
0 up» in fine pieces into y lords! is
led the an
satiny”-
, Edward J Koch. of Port Chester.
spout Thonhssivinm at his home in
Franklin street. Ir. Koohi in tho oin-
lists hiss Sons'
goat company in» that oily and no
o'er-s. bookies in the Port
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& '{Wuumfikfi‘wfi
in Non
is Wrfiouhiew “Evin. ‘
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Monday
Saturday. .
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to
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Mr.
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the
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Heat
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required
all
The leivfcli Antoni c
KOODI BM house It ‘0“
time. Mt so give lflu at
most?
tor use as well
«more We ked a ins or goods that combine
esp QILBIMO.
by not look over the special items on solo tut.
seek and see it some of them
l'ent’ gifts for your (risnds. Best
saving in price.
We must make room for Holiday Novelties. that is
why we are making reductions now on staple moods
Do not miss this occasion.
TheN. E.
86 Washington Street. Souyli Notwsllr. Ct.
TROL RANGII!
Order a Con
billing and
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Coutrollfi
temper-tun all
on your on
A Suggestion
355i makinxwour (3th prese'ats. choose solac-
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AND IAKle by alt-sauna. do it one of m '
results train a post: more
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QI‘I’iNA'Fl!‘ ONIINFULLY runffj' ‘
“tor cointort as iron
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