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ways fresh and enticing. ; DeuCious Candies
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Time for K.‘ D. Framee ior next enm-
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mer'e boat, now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one zit-it.
halt cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21-it. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
92- 2~Newe Department
92- 3—Buelneee Department
Mz—anch Oifloe, Nomaik
000 ~Euitor'e Residence
cheap it bought now.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwallt and vicinity: Clearing
~ late this afternoon, followed by fall
and slightly colder tonight and iair
weather Saturday. The storm diatur
hence that was noted over Lake Su-
perior Wednesday morning has moved
slowly eastward across Ontario to the
Atlantic chest during he last 48 hours
and is central this in him; near New
York city. It is raining or snowing
this morning irom Western New York
eastward over New England. A ridge
of high of pressure covers the inter- .
ior districts from the Gull’ States to
Manitoba, and generally fair weather
prevails over the Central valleys and
the Western Lake region. No decid-
edly cold weather is reported from any
section
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 30; high, 36.
Cloudy »
Aprons
Small round 'l‘ea Aprons in in—
rlia Lilmn, Dotted Swiss and
Crossbar .......... .asc to 75¢
Fancy Aprons. . .. . . .75c to $1
Amoskcag Giilgliauls aml' . ’i‘c
Cities, Princess and Gibson
styles . . . . ...35c to soc
All are lock-stitch sowed anti
covered scams
J. l.MALLETTE
(iormeriy Mleeee Dawson)
08 WASHINGTON STREET
PAINLESS
EXTRACT I NC
There is only one way to get rid
of an undesirable tooth. and that is to
have it out. This can he done easily
and PAINbESSLY at my oflice. where
i am extracting teeth every day w-ith
out hurting the patient In the least. Do
not hesitate because your teeth‘ come
hard"; that makes no diil‘erent with
Edward McAllist -, oi Harbor ave-
nue, will attend the heatre In Bridge-
port this evening.
Mr. E. M Asche. of Cranbury, enter-
tained a party of New York friends
over Thanksgiving
«Prime rlb roast beet, 1254.0 lb.
ilnyes' Market.
The Misses Quinlan oi Westport. at-
tended the bpsket ball game 01 the
Sixth Company. last evening.
Miss Eleanor B. Hoyt, of Salem,
Mass, is flailing her sister, Mrs
George J. llwitz oi Spring Hill, ov‘
er Thanksgl ins.
Reginald B. Martlh. oi Norwaik.‘the
popular cldi‘lti Glendenniugs phur.
macy, spenfi‘; whiten!“
home in Stamiprd. =
Charles Crowley, oi. Norwalk. a re-
presentativo oi the Armour Beet Com
pany. spent the day yesterday with
friends in New York city.
-—Great sale of coats last two days,
Golden Harvest Days. Minta‘s.
William Howard. of Elwood place,
spent Thanksgiving with his daugh-
and leave the! ounce of your trouble
behind you.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
10 South Main It... loath Norwaik
Hours: 0 e. in. to 0 p. in. Sundays
by appointment only.
my method. You will go away pleased . ._
Bring your boy here for
weaves, in blues and ‘iancy
BOYS’
scams all taped tailoring
suits from $2. 50 to $10.
BOYS' OVERCOATS
to$8.
which have created a great
best store for boys' in town.
The New Store
24 Wall St. Norwaik.
I take it for granted you want
how are you to know—know so that
chance iotafilsiakvthat Bonnie
Cattle and‘ Poultry. are the host?
Prices to Please
Parents
-for here are the styles that tickle the youngsters tend I
the way they can knack about In our clothes makes "
them feel privileged to "live and breathe" as boys
should. Some of our good things:—-— -
BOYS' RUSSIAN SUITS. made of all-wool
collars; ages 2 1—2 to 8 years. $3 to $6.
DOUBLE - BREASTED KNICKER-
BOCKER SUITS oi splendid wearing fabrics in
browns. tans. greys and blues; full-cut kmckerbockcrs.
sian styles,‘ in solid shades and fancy mixture;
of self or velvet; tailored with precision in at lo and,
finish; sizes 2 x 2 to [0. in a big price range. rem $3
BOYS’ SCHOOL OVERCOATS. cut in models
lows who are stampcding for convertible collar coats.
Fancy weaves in rough and smooth fabrics. in all the
popular colors; sizes up to 16 years, from $3 50 to $10.
Boys' Cape and Hats. Gloves and Shirts. Waiats
and Underwear, Hosiery and Neckwcar—thie is the
TWO STORES:
his Winter Stills and Coat
mixtures; sailor or cadet
high class; very superior
nd Rus-
collars
button- to-neck
demand among young fel-
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
to buy the beat stock tease. But
there's can't be the slightest
Home Ground Feed for Horses.
Keep on feeding the’i‘oed you're
haying now with one'halg your stock. To the other half iced Bonnie
Feed. it you don‘t know eitero trial that llounie Feed lathe beet
feed you ever need. 1'" not bother
brand. What ie it made oii Corn,
ducts, trash around each day.
First in quality. last In price. always in the minds
to buy any more
to. Barley and part
i Bonnie
neat pro-
. .
.. v! .
or’Ii‘e custom-
ere-ilonnlo Home Ground Feed for Horses. (‘attle and Poultry.
MANUEL TONO HATCH.
tor, Miss Edna Howard. who is a stud-
ent at Mt. St. Joseph‘s seminary in
Hartford.
Anson Keeler. oi Cuurtland place.
spent, Thanksgiving with friends in
Hartford. Mr. Keeler‘ Is the popular
representative oi the Armour
Company.
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massacre a canes». oanmuo
Beef suomsss
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Mr. and Mrs. Van Riper, at Aaron Capital Ourpiue and Profits
la. spent yesterday with the parents $100,000.00 $117,000.00
01' Mrs. Van Riper. in South Norwaik. -————--
Mrs. Van Riper was formerly Miss
Clara Lawson
Mrs. Thomas Hunt and daughter
Eileen. 01' Riverside avenue. who have
been spending some time with friends
in Paterson. are expected to return to-
day to their home.
--loc‘ for regular 25c also Sloan’s
Llnlment, at leading drug stores.
Mine Clara Smith daughter oi
George Smith was very quietly wed-
ded to Eugene Tobey at Grace Church,“
Wednesday morning. The ceremony
was poriormed by Rev. James Benton
Werner, rector of the church The cou-
ple left for h short wedding tour aiter
the ceremony.
Peter J. Ward, Jr.. oi Detroit. Michl
3 gen. epeut yesterday at his parental
. home In Arch street. Mr. Word has
been away tram home this last time
for about tape. y re and triende
about Norwd. 2. . glad to see him
'=" ‘ ‘ main tor the‘the.
Sate Depoait loan. 08 and 00 per year
EDWIN N. MATHIWBOH. Free.
JOHN H. KNAPP. let Vice—Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, and Vice-
Pr... ‘ '
WILFRID IODWELL. anhier
DIRECTOR.
E. H. Matheweon Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joelah R. Marvin J. Wallace Mervin
Christian lwartx John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
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"in [Mt sown
.‘ie.i,lm:
Burglars
of Norwalk. who
attends th e rHPgiytgohip‘I: is; are around again.
atitu '1‘ 1h, n w o n .
beenutofihiemfie WM" since last ‘ Are your vein-
Chrie vellum launch his parents . eblu “m
in (lather as street. yeeterdey mom a
ing. it was eat “euro tor-Mela = , W
to eeo him; it been tor inany
insults. its return to Trey tumor.
‘_ row: ‘ Safe Deposit
= Clair w. noynton oi warm. ion ; :
marl oi New tom's- returned iron .,
2 m trip as _ than for the Big»
2:2,: ohm Varnish
Boxes are four
dollara a year,
For Fresh FISH go where the handle nothln
but FISH to get the BEST
NATIVE FLATFIBH. not dressed.
3 the. 20o
HERRINO ......... . ...... . ...... 100
HADDOCK ................ .120
WEAKFIOH ............. ........120
SPANISH MACKEREL. BLUEFISH,
HALIBUT. STEAK GOD. CLAMB. LONO CLAMO FOR BAKING.
FISH MILL POND OYSTERS IN THE SHELL.
Cutbili’s Bridge
TELEPHONE 108.
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19 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR
9/, lbs. ‘GRANULATED SUGAR for
® A&P EXTRA SPECIALS
see either PATENT FLOUR . barrel.
the rancv PATENT FLOUR shag . ..
SNAPPER BLUES. SEA TROUT.
EELS.
SEA EOCALLOPS. 400 01".
NEW BlDFORD AND LONG l8-
LANDO. 590 GT.
HARD CRAIG. LONG AND ROUND
FROST
Fish Market
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4% lbs. GRANULATED SUGA‘R for 05¢
The Great A&P Tea company
1!. WAININOTON OT» IOUTH NONWAI-K-
Tel. No. 909. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and a.” p.01. Free Delivery.
duoed bridohtortlie m' imam f
0"] tomekemtoroureomvork. ‘
inland Close. 0! Franklin avenue. to
Imitation in Boor' a store in Wall attest .
“y I
Hariy J. De:
--Save the: the buys the regular 26c
‘ sine Sloan's Linlment. at leading ding f
stores.
The buildings at Roton Point are be-
ing repainted so that they will with-
stand the winter' it storms.
The DeKlyn buildings at. Fine Point
have been repainted and are resplend-
ent in a coat of white paint.
"Advance sale or line dolls ior
Christmas begins tomorrow. Read ad-
vertisement page ii. Mintz'e.
There will be a meeting oi the oili-
oor’e board of the Coast Artillery
Corps this evenlnk in Bridgeport.
Miss Clara Dibble. oi Winsted. Is a
2 guest over the Thanksgiving period of
her mother, Mrs. Mary Dibble of Bay-
vlow avenue.
mCrnnberries. 80 qt. F. D. L. it Co.
Mrs. 13. W. Maple: and Miss Clara
Maples. of Maple street. are spending
the week in New York with Mrs. Wil-
liam .l. Aiken.
~Btyllsh soit hats. at O'Brien's.
The Sixth Company basketball team
appeared last evening with their line
new suite and made a tine appearance
upon the iloor.
Dr Wright 3.3000 and Snmlly. oi
Rockvlile. made a trip to South Nor-
walk this week, and called on a num-
ber of triends.
-—Ceps. Cape. Cape at O'Brion‘e.
William Von Fabrics. oi Wilton. who
attends New York University. is
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
at his parental home.
Mr and Mrs. George D. Wars. of
Springfield. Miles. spent Thanksgiving
with Dr and hire. F. 13. Baker. of Fort
street. East Norwalk.
{some 0 Donneily. manager or Wil
I'lam P. Beers' South Norwalk store.
was a visitor at his parental home in
New Milford yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Downs. or
New York. were guests over Thanks-
giving oi Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Havi-
land of South Main street
wi’eerless Flour 83c bag; 86 80 bbi
F. l) inwmn it Go.
A special meeting oi the Not-walk
Aerie No. 588 F. 0. id. has been call
ed for next Wednesday eVeni im-
portant matters will be discussed at
. this time
w«Peerless Flour. 830 bag; 06. 60 bbl
P. i). Lawton It (‘0.
Mr. and Mr: T H. Cole,cntertalnod
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keith and dough.
ters Misses Katherine and Gladya
from Brooklyn as quests for Thahkt
giving week
Mr and Mrs D B. Sherwood enter
tained at their home in School street.
guests item Brooklyn and from [later
.’.\ and from The Nor-walks over
Thanksgiving..-
-Buy your Derblou It 93‘0” , :
Sayre Youngs. oi Liviugatoh street.
who Is now employed in the Blue Bil»
hen Garage in Bridgeport, spent ye»
tcrday at the home at Mtae Nellie Olin
stead In Sunrise menus
The rain is illliug the Norwalk resor.
volts and the water commissioners are
Joyous. There was but a little water
lett yesterday but there will probably
be plenty now after this rain.
Mr. and hire. George Ford, oi New
York City. and Captain and Mrs. Lo-
gGrand Snyder. 01’ Brooklyn. spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Herman any.
der and Miss Grace Snyder. at South
Norwnik.
Sherwood Chichesier. oi Wilton. to
enjoying the Thangsglving holidays at
his home. He is attending the New
York Law School this year. having
graduated irorn Norwalk High school
year before last
There was another miniature lake at
the corner 01 Main and Wall streets
this morning. caused by the filling 0!
a catch basin. The water was iinelly
allowed to run oi! by the oiiorte oi
anmt-Comminionu John Malone.
There wagadre-unim momma:
tonita note at e
or tit-.nilii’u diar- Theodore moths (hermit.
oi Main street. tor the Thanksgiving
dinner. Twonty~two were preeout and
an excellent time wee enjoyed. This
is akgnnyelihiiair. ,
The recular monthly meeting oi the
Women’s Municipal League will be
held with Miss Mary Seymour. at it!
Welt avenue. Monday afternoon. No—
vember 28th. at ii: 30 o’clock Mutton
oi importance in connection with the
winter' a work will be discussed at that
time A complete attendance to desir-
o
The local markotnien report a line
trade on Thanksgiving turkeys. libel
oi the marble were completely clean-
ed out oi wactioally everything in the
gird line. Apologia 0:“: J. v“
unite. as w as ur ey
ateiriy hi: can y. out the demand
waveleogreett iayeer. 80mm
markets were sold out or turkeys by
Wisdom”. . 2 ,
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'2‘ antenna on new“
hills! "2 Tm
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.lr.. at Kaiser street. I
East Norwaik. l visiting with irieuda ,
‘at Tom's River, N. J.
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tailoring.
but a close examination or our
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SHOES
ALL sUITs Loon ALIKE
TO SOME PEOPLE '
High-grade Suits 8. Overseats
will reveal featured not Icon in the general this of garments. . ‘\ 2:
Hand buttonholes. hand-felled collars, and all the points of good ,2
We are showing a second crop at Over-coats '(sold all the first):
They are great values. at 015, 016.50. 010 and 020.“
Fine Fall Furnishings Fit ior Fashionable Folks
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mud.
Stout‘s
Patent
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PRICE’S s
HILL TIL. 4".
Window Giana or every description. ‘
Seen Weights and 00rd. .
Moulded Wooden Gotten. ta aiaee.
Asphalt
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HOVT THIATNI RUMORI.
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in...» tempera Hey hell on or In-
large the Playhm .,
Rumor has trad It {or several days
that the Proctor intereete have be‘en
emu: to also”! 0! the lease oi
Hoyle Theatre to universe Parties
‘ At the theatre title was denied com
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SPECIALTIES
Slatete' Paper.
mama.
98 Washington Street 2-
South Nor-walk. Conn.
YARD 1'th
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
“ammonium- Punt. .
acumen-newsman
The Hatch 8: Bailey Co
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One. two and three-ply Tar Papa.
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Lambertville
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Successor to E L. HOY'I‘
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Christmas Photographs;
Sittings on Thanksgiving Day.
COM! NOW AND II IURI OF HAVING WORK FOR OHNIOTHAI
Pictlue Ermine—with 300 Patterns in Select From . _
Jackson’s New Art Store
1N CONNIOTIONH WITH ITUDIO. PICTURIO 0' AH. KINDS .'
i ' Oppoeit ll "
n .5 Studio Nomi. 0;: . ‘
Bag 800; Barrel 86.50%
..........i........peck.aoc;bushel. w"
3packagoeanykindPancako Flour ....050.
3 packages Hooker“ a or White Rose Oatmeal.
3 quarto Cranberries
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Home Celery and Spinach. Sweet Pontoon, Grapes. Oman
Apples. Nuts and Sweet Cider. ‘
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
t” NORTH IAIN OTRIIT.
oseae mm vovm ”tourist.
There were two eeaee ia‘the
court tor Judge Joseph it. Taylor to.
ditooae at this month
Axel Lain-en. employed.» I boot;
celebrated roses-min: not:
sit too well. mine to
condition in heat oi the W
that levels! other no '1.
IP BOOTS
' Reduced to $7 a pair
F. R. WATERS, 37 Wall St
with“ in.
leeel =
43’
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