V the Epworth [Janus of the South Nor-
The Reason
WHY
no} 4
Our destinies Cream and .
Bakery products are so -
satisfactory”, la~ because
mouse only the .
DEBT
MATERIAL-5
F. A. LANE
01 Waahlngton IUD“.
loath Norwallt
Anderson Lamb your.
The not... roulc Racon-
STRUOVOR. containing the medio-
inal extractive: or
- . Bold only It:
_ a. ll. saliva:
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Launches and lasts
of all kinds promptly built. lasts
gov isle. All kinds of repairinl
given special attention.
Oyster Bhsll Point. Nomalk
Charles Buck. Jr.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL
REPAIR WORK "
Address:
51 MAIN ST” NORWALK
Telephones: Oilco. 001; house. 21-3
Owners of sail and ppwer bouts will
soon begin putting them in winter
quarters.
Thanksgiving comes very late this
you. The date will he the last day of
the mouth.
Louise Lodge...Daughters of Herman.
will hold its monthly business meet-
ing. Wednesday evening.
Lady donnings Lodge. Shepherds of
hold‘lts sombmonthly business meet-
buslness meeting. Wednesday evening.
Court Frances, Order or the Golden
Sceptre will hold its semi-monthly
.buslnesa meeting. Wednesday evening.
The Putnam Hose Company will
hold its monthly business meeting.
this ev enlng. in its rooms, in Franklin
street.
The Arlen Singing Society is sched-
uled to hold its monthly business inert.
ing. this evening. in its hall. in Madi-
son street.
The Hat Makers' Society will hold
its monthly business meeting. Wednes
day evening. in the labor lyceum. in
' nine sales or property. and mortgages
Radiators and grate tires were In de-
mand today.
New cider and chestnuts are coming
into market.
Open carson the street lines are
good pneumonia broaden.
Wild geese are honking their way
southward in anticipation of cold
weather.
William Ewing and family has re-
moved from 31 Fall-held avenue to the
Seileclt place on lapio Hill.
Miss Charlotte Pearson. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pearson. .lr..
or Havlland street. will resume her
studies at the institute of Musical Art
in New York some time the coming
month.
There were ninteen sales of real
estate in Norwaik last week. with
mortgages of $16,275. For the snare
week at September. 1910. there were
of :1 5.550.
The members of the South Norwallr
.. il‘rsah 0nd Liv- .
- . era. with Fortunate of Iron. .
. Our iock bottom prices from the opening of the season to
the ends-1nd garments that measure up to our every claim
more important factors in the success and public confidence
which the Roman A Stevens atom enjoy today.»
New Fall Suit or Overcoat
Your happiness doesn't depend entirely on your clothes :
. but you. have probohly found that they have something to do
,r With it—a‘nd in buying clothing that happiness is certainly
increased when you realize that you ’ve got the beat clothes
for the money. that you can buy.
You'll find the “best value” here and we urge compart-
son with any others’ altering in the city. We mean exactly
what we say in the above statement and its not more verbi-
age for advertising effect.
You'll find the highest standards in quality. style. fit,
fabrics in our SUITS and OVERCOATS at
$10. $15, $20. $25
and with our desire to serve you they produce a happy re-
sult— \ .l
Don' t fail to see our adoring; before you buy-nwhether
you come to look or to buy you will be treated with equal
:ourtesy—with no importuning to buy. We are here to
.erve you in..the broadest meaning of the word. We are
growing—~growing faster than ever in our history—«and our
growth is due to this modern principle of business-service.
TWO STORES:
The New Store
:4 South Main St. 5 ‘
24 Wall St.. Norwalir.
South Norwalk
FISH! FISH!
MONTAUK BLUES. WEAKI. IU TTERFISF’. BEA BASS, SNAPPER
BLUES, MAINE IALMON.3MEL1‘. H ALiIUT. ’ FLATS.
STEAK GOD. VII-"TING. HAKE. HARD AND SOFT CHADS, LOBSTER8.l
ROUND AND LONG CLAMB.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
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TELEPHONE 1“ FIII DILIVIIY.
It May. Be Your
Club and their friends will receive thel
election returns. this evening. by sptc- I
Washington street.
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The friends of Nelson Theriauli. oi‘
South Norwalk. who is sojourning inf
Montreal. for his health. have receivedi
postal cards from him.
Sou-til Norwallr Conclave. No. 418.
Improved Or er of Heplusophs, willi
hold its new lmonthly business meet-l
lng. Wednesday evening. I
Colfax Encampment, l. 0 O. R. will
hold its semimonthly business meet
inc. this evening. in the Odd l‘eilous‘ l'
hall. in Washington street. ;
The weekly business meeting at
Douglass Flower Post, (i. A. R., will‘
be held. this evening. in the poslg
rooms. in Washington street. I
Palestine Clrpie. No. 2. Ancient 0r~
der of Knights of the Mystic Chaini
will hold Its weekly bulllness meetinlt. .{
this culling. In its rooms. in Washing-
ton street.
The Eureka Rebekah lodge. l. O. O.
R. has extended an invitation to the
grand omcers to be present at the
nesting of the lodge to be held on
December 4
m
The monthly business roosting or
walk Methodist Episcopal church, will
he held. this avenlnx. In its rooms in
the church.
The entertainment committee of the
morons Rebekah ind". l. 0. 0. it. will
hold a misting. this evening. at the
home at Mrs. Frederick H. unsung, 01W
south Main street. There will be a re-
baaraai or the ward of the lodge on
Thursday evening at this weak.
Dorian mm: is. Wlimot and a num-
ber of the members of the second
lactlon ot the Third Division or the
Naval Reserves boarded the U. l.
Nautilus. oll' Rotor: Paint. Bulimia!
creator, and Sunday morning. and
sailed ur- good ship back to New lia~
van. The boys have had «the Maohias
use. tau m straw and luau 7 ‘.
that time have received some «about
instruction. together with having an
assaptiona’llijd opportunity to sfs .
m that: friends an opportunity to
’wurk this metallic. Ir. Buckley look
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lal arrangement made by the entertain-i
ment committee. Refreshments will!
be served and a pleasant evening is1
anticipated.
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The South Norwnill Trust Company‘s;
new building come next in interest to‘
the election in the minds of South
Norwaikers, today. and all are proud
of the institution's progressiveness and
success. Larg numbers are inspect-
in; the building
William Lawlor has the contract,
to or the foundation work on the new
building on Washington street, for A.»
Tlriov. The other contracts will not
let soon.
H. R. Miner and a description of the“:
block has been given in a previous la—l
{sue
Thomas Robins has the mason work
on the handsome residence on Wasting
avenue for Dr. Walter Hitchcock and
the other sub-contracts will he lot at
once. A. R. Malian and compaliy are
the general contractors and the house
was planned by Architect J. Walter
Dow. of Summit. N. J.
Jay 8. Buckley. of Franklin avenue.
who has been «some the second
week of his vacation he. lattes its the
National Bank of him-walk. roasts-ll
a cruise in his has new cat boat
"Edith" with a Norwalh friend. and
reports a line time.
0
Wrtfii'}
Soudlm Norwsk
The plans are by Architectl '
Flannelette
Night Robes
750 8: $1
FLANNELETTI KIMONOD.
.. . .UOo to 01.00
Misfortune
to hole in wear a plate. but there Is
no reason why you cannot have the
good fortune to possess one that tits
sell and gives satisfactory service.
No two persons have the same shaped
mouth but with my wide experience
and knowicdge or the mechanical
principles lntolved in the mailing of
a perfect denture i am able to pro
duce realms under diflicull and pecu-
liar conditions. it your plate drops:
or irrlln «a your mouth let me show
you shut the trouble is.
Dr. I. H. MALLERY'
ill Booth Ital- at. loath Norwall
Hours: 9 a. In to I p. in. Bill-
dayl u ”Delhi-ant only.
vr—
FOR SALE
Genus - So. Norwaik
liouso. ll rooms. newly
painted. nearly 1-3 acre
land; 3 minutes school
and depot. Pris/0 “500.
Short Kimonos
Long Klmonos....$1.00 to $2.60
Short Crepe Kimonos ....... 000
Long Crepe Kimonos ..... 01.00
J. I. Mallette
(Formerly Minus Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
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13%?
mum-r. 003's
land P.“ M m IR mu.
”£31213?“ 1. M. Layton 8: Co.
“Militia.“ Insurance A Real [stats Agents
I Railroad Ave. loath Not-wail:
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NORTON~GODDANO
Two nne appearing and stylishly
dressed ladies. accompanied by a
you; also. appeared at the allies of
Town Clerk “snort R. Smith. in the
Town Hall Bulldlns. fiaturday alter-
Ioon. and secured a marriage license.
They then inquired if there was any-
one in the neighborhood who could
marry the young man and one o! the
ladies. “they save their names M
John Francis Norton and hills Minnie
Veronica Goddard. both of Dal-ion.
OCULIITI AND OPTIODANI
thn‘you Come to ii; in Gian-s
you are sure or a ahllilhl. Islan-
tlllc examination and“ honest
opinion. We give you the ur-
vlaas at a skilled Dentist-
araduata physician-um examine
your eyes without charts.
Tris!“ .00.
inviteathe pub-
lic , to . inspect
_ as: jointing
room Monday
afternoon and
lives M‘mlh. Weston and New
Canaan on. present.
.had pans out to spend a social hour
with a Mead and her pants arrived
during her some. Mina to a»
In Muller mm
iron liar surprise is Ila
mum WfiW‘
nails; "
.7 Mmhlmlrfamlnl‘l‘13mn. Justice of tile Poses John W. Osmow.
. one of Town Cloris Smith's assistants.
w VII 01““ “MPG, and DO quietly “Gd
the nuptial lmot. thoosrsmony taking
, Nils.» MRIKIR ”RPM.” noon
There was an enjoyable little ear» “I." h the TM" Court
prise party on Mrs. A. P. flasher. ot Wm
. whlohttmsalavn‘vnuubsrot her role 0WD.
The election returns will be received
at the South Norwallr also tonight.
”Mr. ”Invasions wil be at the pins.
andalussll wllibasarvad. ltlslnv
tossed m re the annals: a has as
may one. ill which WWW”
3:; the Melvin: .
'Mrs. Meeker
Now is the Time to Bquour’ :%
' i in Celebrated in. so
1‘ Call at our store and examine them
. our Compound tor three years. Write
I for estimates.
3 as Washington at.
NATIVE acts.”
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“MDIMMIIII diabla
. “DOWN
wmm.
* WELLER
Safety Razor
for 500
for yourself.
W. F. Wigmore & Co.
DRUOOIDTI
I North Alain IL. Do. Nerwalk
Does Your Roof Leak?
The Century Compound
OTOPB ALL LEAKO
056 A GALLON 656 A GALLON
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We Inmates the weather wear oi
Correspondence aolic
itad.
Cenbrry Roofing (30., inc.
South Norwalk
Hotel Mahdi-drew
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
IERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATED 02 PER DAY AND UPWARD
suamv mums 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 000
CityNationalBank
TIANIAOTI A GENERAL IANKINO
IUIINIII AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITV CONIIOTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
Capital Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
Safe Deposit loam 08 and to per year
EDWIN H. MATHIVIION. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. M Vlco‘Proa.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vic.-
WILFRIO IODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTOR!
l. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
John N. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Ducal-ta Fred. H. Rowan
Camusi Grumman Lewis R. Hui-butt
Henry 0. Lockwood
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POINT OF VIEW DIFFERB
The young man in the third row of
seats looked bored. lie wasn‘t having
is good time. lie cared nothing for the
Shukoapearlan drama.
I "We the greatest play you have
gever asw " the young woman asked.
observing hIa abstraction.
instantly be brightened.
“Tlnlver touching a man out be-
Itween wand and third and setting
.the ball Mar to lirat!" he said.
I Balm ‘
1 The elderly nail in the grandstand
yaw-nod.
. The national name did not interest
[him greatly anyway.
"\l‘roxiey." said the enthusiastic fan
:hy his side, "what was the funniest
play you ever saw?"
"Sardou’s ‘Dipiomscy.’ by all odds!"
exclaimed the elderly man. his eye ltln«
tiling with tho recollection or it.- Chl
caao
AND THE RIO IIAR NOWLED.
Amateur Astronomer (enthusias-
ticallyl-v—How i luv. to lift my face
up to the stars these beautiful clear
nights, and drink the glories of the
Milky Way!
Matterol—lact Friend”! ”prawns.
you use the Great month—Baltimore
American.
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NUTIL ARRIVALO.
MahackemomJ. A. Manson. R. F
Murray. mm P. Potter. Mr. and Mrs.
Rollins. Mr. and lira. Place. New
York; W. Campaonr H. W. Walter
and vile. Boston: 1.. Hints, Newark.
1N. 3.; J Arhosmaan. A. Hieuhaidr
llianbury: C. .P. Harry. Auburn: l.» R.
Hui-limit. Mr. and 1m. Roscoe. Wil—
ton; ll. ii Bliss. Brldnport; F. A.
Bennett and idle. 1'. Check. .7. 3.
Parker. Providence; lies I. m
tor. Miss to. James. Rowavtong‘ was
D. Hoyt. lilac 2. Dean. 1‘. Dean. Dan
ha: me. close. lit. and no.
. VERY BEST BUTTER, I pound .
don't know
Sacred Concert yesterday at A. M. is}. Which one i should chm,
Church. night lib, Norwalk. condue- H“.
M Dr W- UL Fisher and W- 0- Cult i cant use the lot. but a. at.
man: may.
scripture readins........va. (libona. i need . stemarsphsr Hill”
Prayer ...............Brotller Fuller. sway.
it
Your Last Chance
to Buy Butter Below Cost
VERY BEST ‘CREAMERY
utter +lb 2
.3 A 85 WAIHINGTON 0T.
. sou-m NOBWAL
Phone 440.
b .
EE INDEPENDENT
Visit the Danbury Fair in 7
an Auto. Machines to Rent "
Driven by Skilled and Careful Chauffeurs
We Are Booking Orders New
OSCAR 'H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Toluhons 631- 3 NORWALK, CONN
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EXTRA SPECIALS
at the Add? Store
~..~----. ..... '... ...... aseeloloa.‘
ETXRA FANCY POTATOES. a peck”
ADP FLOUR. Diva-pound bag
ADP FLOUR,.a barrel
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Iol'oalooltoloao ....................
124 WAIHINOTON IT» SOUTH NORWALK.
Tat. No. 000. Oslivariaa 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m
FANCY POTATOES. PEOK ............. ..... .......,.....’.
FANCY SWEET POTATOES. PECK .............
.ooss-suauca-e
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3 pin. Grandma a Hancalrs Flourzsc 3 pkgs Post Toasties tor. “it
3 pkgs. Hackers Cream Oat-16 bars Babbel‘a ngbthn ,_
meal ....................... 25c Soap for ..
3 pkgs. White Rose Oatmeal
25: 7 lbs [Almdr ”Stir-ch to}:
8 lbs. Loose Oatmeal y
......... 25c. 6 bars Ozone $oap.
aeooeoa
SOLE AGENTS FOR WARD'I TIP TOP BREAD.
ROYAL GROCERY COMP
22 IOUTH MAIN IT.
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CHURCH CALENDARS.
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Norwaik Methodist.
10:50 a. m.. a full attendance is
fluesled. . ‘
it was an excellent rendering
Tuesday. 7:45 p. in. Class meeting. Chm“ ""9 13“ evening 01 Hill
Wednesday. 3 p. m. Ladlss‘ Alul"~‘""s of Thulllualvlns." The
mating at the Parsonage; 8 p. m.. or ' m"- h0we‘”- keg! numbers of
flclal board meeting. l will To she Him a chance
Thursday. 7: 45 p. m:. Prayer and "“9“” i" the “"100. the m
'prallce meeting; Election of delegates program will be repeated next Bill
to the My Electoral Conference. 8: to evening
p. In. Epworth league business meet-
} lug.
Friday. 3:30 p. m. Junior Magus.
urn—u...—
‘l'rinlty Episcopal.
Tuesday. 7:80 p. m. Business meet-
ing or the Woman’s Guild in the Guild
Room.
Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. .lunIor [iro-
therhood or lit. Andrew at the home
of Mr. Henry 0. Bailey. 7 Hitch street.
South Norwallt.
Thursday, 7:45 p. or. Business and
devotional meeting of the Girl's
Friendly Society.
Friday, 7:45 p. in.
THE OOLILOQUV OF A PICK ‘
MAN.
There a Lottie and Alice and Olivdl
Ruth.
'1 hey no a bevy or beauties. 1
Each one is as dlflerent as O” h V
night,
l can‘t tell for which l moat.
Now. Lottie Ill dignified. dirk
mure.
And quite or a serious mien
I not Alice. Is my. a capricious
\Vhlit‘ (llivo' a a piooanl and )1
net
“"0” rehearsal. And Ruth is a quaint. quiet
A..M. I. Church Concert.'
i am fond of them all, and, by ‘
Following was the program of the
Solo .............urs Jalasa Perkins.
finding Mrs.Wm.Colsman.
‘Bbm address (William Hilliard.
m aaeaaaaaaaaa-ar III ML“ 0“,-
Rocltatlon ......lilsa race Olmsmd.
Ringing...:.......hir. immersion
Recitation ..........lilisawi.ila (ilarlt.
unawar- ............ltri!..i.liell.
Mill alia'aus-asll’uaur.‘Gun.“.
singing..................allcntm.
Mu 0‘s carom mm,“
So ['11 ask the advice
lulu-all was ml:
seams and m
3““me mam
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Norwalk Chronicler