Extra Specials at the
a“ w Add" Stine , .
Veiy‘Besbdreaincry Butter . a lb 32c»
MilfFiitlcyl’uient Flour a Bag 80c
, Adi? Fanfcygllatent Flour a barrel $6.30
Fancy Mrlalnbll’btatoes a peck 25c
Pure La . . 1 a lit 12c
~ Seeded Raisins ‘ . . 3 pkgs. 25c
Full Cream Cheese . a lb. 15c“
Wax Beans , . . 3 cans 25c
New Buckwheat or Pancake Flour pkg 10c
A&l’ Oatmeal . 3 pkgs for 25c
Cold Dust . . large pkg. 19c
7 Try a pound of out She Collee.-—-Once
tried, always used
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TIA! AND COFFEEB
TEAS COFFIII
60 Stamps with 1 lh..nt ..... 7°°l 30 with 1 pound at ...... 35o
50 Stamps with 1 lb. at ..... 60c 20 with 1 pound at ......... 30c
40 Stamps with l lb. at ..... 50c 10 with 1 pound at .........25c
25 Stamps with 1 lb. at ..... 400 l 10 with 1 lb. 8 o'Clock at ....... 20c
limits, SUGAR. SUGAR AT cosr
iii lRiAi Alli tumult
124 WASHINGTON BT.,
Tel. No. see Free Delivery
Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:80 p. m.
The‘ Paris Cloak 8t Suit House
33 South Main Street. South Norwallt
The Best Advertisement
This store ever had has been the goods we have said. We
have always believed that small protlls would make a big
business. ‘
Our New Fall
Garments
exhibit in a marked dearee what values can he offered
when the dealer is looking to his future and considers
first oi all the customers astlsinctiori.
UR New Fall Suits,
Coats, Dresses, Skirts
and Waists, WILL WIN
YOUR TRADE
it you see them. and hold your trade it you wear them.
To getathorouxh understanding or how good they are.
how beautiful they looit, how varied are the models, and
how moderately they are priced. you will have to use
them. To got u better understanding at how well they
will wear. how well they hi. how well they retain their
shape, you will have. to buy them. When you have done
this, you are among the boat and most uatlstlod dressers
in town.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
TH! 0-0000! 0' GOOD CLOTH‘I
33 So. Main St.. South Norwaiit. 515 Main St. Stamford
- u» . W m
AQI.
M
Wooten et flirty list» by Robbers as
Ills Prepared for Wedding Journey.
WiNl’i‘lD. Oct. swarm Patched.
in; a hearing.
.WO
BROOM! AWL! DROP.
‘ year no. it had Mn pm...“ Wznow confronts the [rowers is to
should be ”gum-mm .1 the] home at rrs ere finding it hard to purchase
ambit Revlon. The prospective bride "I!
about Pololtofl’a one. so years.
But tragedy stepped in and'siiatter- in; and It
ad the romance Pololroii’ was iniorwi- , WWW 0!
wit that the woman he was to have
_ wed was found murdered on her son‘s ’ "it”. ..
little tam in West Granville. bless.
"C M with last Wednesday. Bile had
idol small as the head with a blunt serve you in iindins a buyer
t‘ . the! strangled to death wants-awho NEEDfl-athai horse
A day one ot‘two Poles ”will pay you a telecast price.
)i r *
liiliilli t ..
SIWJW 1 lllll
No Headliner Uiiio‘ueness. Upset
. .Wmh. Lilly Liver or COW“
'~ Bobble Iiy “blaming ‘
Are you lupin; your bowels. liver
and stomach clean. pure and trash
with Concrete. or merely torcln; a
tuuaxewoythrouxh these alimentary
or drainage organs oVory tow liars
with Salts. Cathartic. pills, Castor Oil
or l’urxotivo Water-a. 1‘
Stop having a bowel wash-day. Let
Casserole thoroughly cleanse and regu-l
late the stomach. remove the until-l
gentler. sour and torment!“ food and:
tool gases, take the excess bile treat
the liver and carry out of the system
all the decomposed waste matter and
is ililll.
Whit Olilclals consider-
’ oil the races the crowd wont wild. and
all
till lilillll llll
. d Track Was Unplug,
Fl“ “mm“ a up?”
When. alter the grandiltand had par-
tially tilled withIexpeotsnt people at
the Danbury Fair on Saturday after.
noon, auto races having been schedul-
ed for the attraction. an oilioial called
it was thought that the man would be
done bodily harm before he could
moire his escape from the anal-y mob.
The rain had made the track danger-
‘I‘RAOIDY IALKI ROMANGI 0! period Iiy the authorities or commit-
> ting the murder is under arrest await-
KENTVllilllll. N. 8.. Oct. ibwiiiaeeod-
as AM tamer and parties or aim in: 1.500.000 barrels. the applet crop in
mun. drove to the Southern: tierlt-i Annapolis Valley. the most prolific ap-
“in village of New Boston. screen pie bl‘oduclna section in the world. is
the state line in Massachusetts“ to'lsreer this year than ever hetero
'. harry tines Unusually. with whom be known in the history of apple timing
beans acquainted in Winetsd about in this country. The problem which
n... a. um am the “nmmylr-nongn barrels to hold the crop. Farina
at to cents each and can obtain
only a iitwitsd supply. Iany are plot-
rinx apples in bios until a
art-ole can bend. in some
cases the time extending into several
a seminal. wmfio. mu.
3“,thme into a well. The carriage (or used furniture. or much»
‘ ’ or assassin tool: the old lnery, or clothing. or trace natures).
all stream eaves tor inn and who. tor exactly that reason.
balance in the intontineh and bowls.
A (Baccarat tonight will make you
feel great by morning. They work
while you slecpw-nevor gripe. lilt‘lieiil
'onu on the curves and the otilclnls' ac-
tion in calling oft the race was com-
mended by the cooler heads. for it
or «tattoo any inconvenience. and cost ;' WWI“ mm W“ foolhardy to run ”I"
only 10 cents a. box treat your drulz~ . tacos under the existing conditions.
(Isl. Millions oitmen nudwotncn ilillO‘ ”I" A. 0- Wadsworth. Event and
a Cascaret now and then and ticvcrl Irving 3199”” “"d John Pierce "9“"
have Headache, iiiliousncas. coatodlilmonll ”I" NWWMM‘” 9““in "I ”"3
tongue. indigestion. Sour Stomach or 1““ “ll their irleads. gathered i“
Constipatod ilowele. Cascsmte bolouyilllfi grounds in numbers. were diasp-
in “an. house-held. Children j‘mlpolnlod that the conditions were such
lovetotalte them. gas to have the races culled. None
_ ' oi the autoista were anxious to comply
with the oiflciala' command to leave
the track, but they realise now that
, it was perhaps the only sate course.
i Because of the track's also. a half
mile. it is dangerous in dry weather.
the curves being necessarily sharp to
describe an oval oi a hali mile in
ienath. Last year and previous years
there have been accidents oi a more
or less serious nature.
The last day at the fair is set tor
lunlltnited and unbounded tun. it is
ja carnival day. with the Holden and
._..,. itho conietll and the midway la the
Mrs. Judson Watts is able to no ain‘t-Noe of anal inert-intent. Saturday
again alter a six weehs' illness. it"! no exception to the rule and one
I of the gayest crowds that ever appear-
Willie tic-tin has been substituting ed colored the sports oi the cloelns
on route l2 tor the past few days. dail- .
Everything that the inventive brain
at youth could conjure up was worked
so the limit. Borne oi the young men
. "'— captured a drotn and then a parade
T“ "m“ tierspier “i“mmgwas tot-med. It was useless to walk
"mu“ "0" horwaiit. mwm' lueinet the sires-as oi people in the
parade and one ioiiowod the crowd out
of curiosity and thrown necessity.
Other yous; men with attractive in-
ducewienta appeared to those young
poopl. who had "Tempted The roan
with the girl was cored a brick era.
stone as a foundation tot he and his
cont-anion when they should wish».
settle down and build- The pranks
were tor the nicer pert taken panic
nrediy, and woe halide the man who
did not respond with a static no matter
...—e i ..
Charles Barons continues very ill.
l sire. Stanley Watts ta spendina sev-
eral weeks with her mother in Ohio.
Albert Allen of Bridgeport was the
week-end guest at Mrs. Louis 8. Mills.
H-..-
Selectman Samuel r-:. limits is re-
covering nicely from his severe ill-
nt‘liii.
Mrs. William Kuiahofl entertained a
party at friends oi dinner. Saturdsy
evening.
.\ilsa Anna Scliocit has broken
ground for her new residence in Lou
Lots district. . The fun lasted into the evening. al~
* thouah tho cold and dampness pot the
Mrs. Nell Mitchell has been it N- “no.“ on | "an" many at the diver-
cont attest oi her mother and sister“ alone. The trains "on 5 o'clock on to
l“ 5“" ”""‘“~ ; Danhury as well as the trolleys carried
‘ away hundreds and thousands of home-
Mr. “d M" John “"‘0' 0‘ Wator- ' ward bound v letters. The automobiles
on what donation he. '0”me
~ or "lunar
W . "
A Statement of Facts Backed by ”a
. Otrong Guarantee.
We guarantee complete relief to all
atttferere irons constipation; or. in‘i’sb‘
cry case where we tell, we will supply
the medicinogtros... l.
chall Orderllsa' are a.“ leaflet:-
tive. dependable and safe wet-”nau—
iator. strennchoner and tonic. They
aim to reatsbllah naturc’e functions
in a quiet. easy way.
cause inconvenience. striping or natt-
aen. They are so pleasant to take and
work so easily that they may be taken
by any one at on time. The thorough-
ly tone up the whole system to healthy
activity.
Rexnll Orderlles are ttnaurpaeaohle
and ideal tor the use of children. old
folks. and delicate person. We cannot
too highly recommend them to all
nuderers from any iorm oi' constipa-
tion and its attendant. evils. 'i‘hree
lilacs. 10c. 2c and title. Remember, you
can obtain Rexuil liemcdies in title
community only at. our store—Wile
Resell Store. The Clifford Pharmacy.
Quittner & Csnty. Props.
<-~s . .s. . ........._......_..-... .._..u. 5.7.-.- .. . .. .. ._-,.....,. .. ..7
Holly 'l‘yrell. Robert Curtis. Mina Alice
Fitch. Harry ii. Lane. Mlerick Lane.
wunnsi LIECOtmi, .lr.. Clinidn Smith.
Richard Roberts. Morris Conuswell. Al-
ircd Goldaclimidt. Joseph Vollt. lingo
(lucnbart. A. A. Belts. Kenneth (.‘oburn.
Percy Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. (tllfiord
(Yomatoclt. hir. and Mrs. Delbert Law
ton, Arthur Clarke, Miss iiolen Stur-
itcs. Everett and lrving Sfiipcriy. John
Pierce. William McMahon. .iohu .‘tiur-
'phy and others. r
LOCAL RAILROAD MEN TO BE RE-
PRESENTED AT BIO LAIORHMEET-
lNO iN iNDlANAPOLIO.
James Murdoch. vice-president oi
the national organisation. Brothers
hhood oi Railway Traimnen, la in New
Haven todrly. From him it was learn-
ed that the annual meeting at the
Eastern Association oi General Chair-
men is to be held in indiauapolis. Oct.
I7. and that. Jeremiah Wall. oi New
Haven and John Rowe oi Bridgeport.
chairmen of the Order oi Railway
Conductors. and the Brotherhood oi
Railway Trainraen. respectively. will
represent the New Haven road at this
north of the Baltimom a Ohio. ntty-
meeting. The association comprises
every road east of the hilaslulppl and
three roads all told.
it was at a meeting oi this solo
station that the movement was start-
ed two years onto which resulted in
the «land Itade by the conductors
.on all roads in the aaeciation for ln~
creased wanes, which they received.
Ir. turnout: was unable to say. Mr.
Wall is general chairman oi the asso-
ciation. havinn been elected to that
They do not -
Tillie E.
others so soft in tcxturc, tlizil tlicrc is
ill. larch Glam
filthitahrh‘ tear.
u WW...
i lineman ad:
I
Beauty and’iNovelty in Silks
Since Everywoman is pleased to ”walk in silk attire"
the weavers atiil (lycrs rcsurt to every llIClllUtl to proilucc
novel and charming combinations. This RCt‘lllS to be the
ritual luxurious silk season cvcr known. lltllll from richness
of color and fliricty in \vcav c. There are silks that rustic
ntttsutully. that “sing” faintly in their folds, and there are
:ilimltttcl)‘ ill)
pang.
sound as yards: of them life ilill
ililcil alitmt.
Suraha and Messalines lead.
' Bordcred Black Surahs. 45 lili‘lit’h with: with borders
in narrow and ‘li'i‘t'g‘llliii' white
.1 yard.
and l'crsiziii stripes. $2.25
Surahs in fancy colors. with hitlt‘liiillll.‘ in Roman and
Pcrsrati colorttigs. 'l‘licscai‘c tlt‘slgllt‘tl upcoiallv for tlic
favorite kimono waists. llili an original motion will ci‘i-atc
uses for them. out of slicer luv
3:35 a yard.
Bordcred Messalincs. with
al and Roland colors. Illztck
$2.50 a yard.
c of lllc silks. 33 lilt‘llt‘s.
trimming liaiitls in Ui‘iciil-
4t)
iiilil t’ttltii‘t'tl. lilt‘lit'<.
Roman Stripes for mid util~i~ Jilli’l lilitilfit‘S. ll.i\'\'.
rich deep wine. and t'oronutiun ptirplc.
Peking Striped Silks. illlllt‘ IllJVCl. rcgitlztr and t'\'t‘ll
strlpcatiu black and rod, lilurlt
titttl grim-it. ltrmvtt llllil
gold. with other Cllllllllllallilll“. ultvn} a two-tuttwi. lil\\ii_\'.‘~.
cficctivc.
Persian and Printed-warp
Mcssalincs. richly lllit‘tl. ;i<
smooth and shining as a scrpcut‘s skin. and as beautiful.
A Special in Striped Surah
Thirty-six inches wide. n
hill" with narrow lilncl.
stripcs. black and navy blue with willic stripes.
$1.50 a yard.
Navy liltic stripes with uld him or green. lwcniyvsix
itlcltcs.
75C.
An inspection of these lovely silks is invited. SDCC‘.
tnl exhibits Monday. ’l‘uesdny and Wednesday.
The Iiortlcrcd lllaclt Sttralis. $2.25. a yard. and
The llortlcred hlcssalltics.
$2.50 .1 yard. arc cxrliisivc
styles and expressly for fine gowns.
_——..____
illltr E. ill. Real! illuminant].
position at the last meeting.
~—
WlNITED RI‘iDINT OHOOTS HIM-
.IL'.
W...
Barrows Gun to Shoot a Skunk and to
Found Dead in Yard in a Olson Time.
3:: “mau'ill'?|:: ”w", days "mi-Jolt the grounds in streams and the
i R "n ' Jam wamns containing whole iam-
llloa disappeared also.
Mia. Emily Benedict will occupyi
pert oi the residence of Miss Estherl “M“ "m” i“ "‘“d’m” from
Downs "n Main “m" ,Th. Norwalaa on Saturday were Du»
_ w’ld Bliss. .\iiaa.Elalo Brush. Jeremiah
William \‘an Vllliflllllii" aiaium‘ Emu. Ed's-rd GIN-showed: Howr-
Wilbur 'l‘homae in his restaurant at 000"“ 3 Raymond. “'3‘ G- "Will
the iiunliury iait last week. lRicttai-d Voiaht. Joseph Ashwell ”‘d
.w ‘i’rlend. Mine Anna Proussor. Dr. and
Charles Miller. prowietor oi the. Mrs. A. ll. Wadsworth. William hioei-
‘Kraay Kat lunch room was a woekgior. May Andereon. Ray Betta, Mina
lend guest oi his parents in Wilton. Gladys Sander. i‘llilord Betta. Ilia:
--——--r«-- llliny Williams. Miss Bessie Bemple.
Th0 “In" ”WWW "id M “Ind William tr. DeKlyn. Richard H. Fitch.
”MM" “' East 3"“‘M‘mk "hm'nOscsr H. Bonita. Noll McNaliy, l‘k'l'“
l “9"“ Sunday l" ”‘1'" ”"9”” homes: nerd Nateiord. Frederick Stabell. .lsck
"l “““b‘wy- . Burns. Alfred St. John, healer .l. Car»
gill. Andrew ll. Lyon. Charles Wilson.
While hunting in the woods in the
western part oi the town. F‘riday. iod-
ward bitumen saw a large doo iyina',
under a me. ‘
m”
Local fans were disappointed in poll -
being able to witness the hull pants.l
iiaturday. between the Weaiport and
New Canaan nines.
“.4
Miss Elisabeth News-ll. daughter oi
" Professor William Nelwt-ll. will open
a daucinn school in National hail.
Westport. Oct, 21.
come and are our lines.
Monday is Wash Day. also the day to plan for the week‘s work.
it you are piennlna to make any changes in your Floor Coverings.
WINSTEI). Oct. iimWiih a part oi
the hand and one side of the lace
blown oil the body oi ilenry Allen was
ilouud at the foot oi a batik in the
back yard of his home on tho Tor-1
rinaton road last night. Beside the;
body was a shotgun and necidoutali
shooting was given as the cause of
death by ledical Examiner liuihertJ.
The gun had been borrowed from a
nciirhbor by Allen who wished toi
lillDOi u skunk which had been aleal'
inn his chickens but how the aycldonll
happened will probably never be ex-
pluiitcd. Alli-n was it years old and
is survived by a wile and one mini
Raymond. who iouud the body. 1
Riahth Panel .
”a. .a.’
o
If‘nntlnuovl on
The fair of Maria lodge. held in Na-
tional hall. tiatnrday evening. was
well attended. not only by the Ger-
man eoclety but the neucrnl public.
RUGS
caax. all sizes.
WOOL Mill. 9 it. by it! to,
also smaller elsss.
TAPIITQV MUIIILI. I
it. C in. by 10 it. I Mn; 0
it by it it.
AXMlNI‘rII. s ft. I in. by
to re. s in.: D it. by it it.
“you...
The assessors will he in session
(ram 10 a. m. to 4 p. In. oi each dai’
inn Friday cat. as. tail to Wedm
day. Nov. 1. lsii. inclusive tor the re«
capitol oi in lists.
not
The pupils at Trinity ilunday school
CARPETS
VILVITI
TAPII‘TIV
lNOIAiN
' "III
.— ”a..."
CHINA AND
JAPANIOI MATTINOI
OIL CLOTH.
LINOLSUMI
1"" were deliallted on Sunday to ilnd a
imhiy decorated room. A clock. the
slit of Pansy guild. will arrive this.
week. and the school is to provido
a site run tor the platform.
I . h it
Miss Elisabeth C. Nowell. oi the VI.
Gilbert Nowell select school oi danorw
lug. Bridgeport, will open a school W ‘
young ladies, atlases and toasters. at .j
National flail. on Baturdaiw October
list, at 3:30 p. m. Pupils will receive
their brat lesson in uncle. end de-
partment. latarday October distant
[8:80 p. In.
84 WASHINGTON 81‘.
who
and
..w..~..‘~ A‘ssrm
Lace Curtains andl’ortiers '
Shades to Order a Specialty
A. Dickerman & Sou
v.9; .
TELEPHONE Mb
imam
es
0“.“
The Success of
which it is tilted.
llyurea.
models. just in time {or
seller.
The N. E.
is almost entirely dependent upon the i‘orsct owr
The new it I: ll i‘orsot modd'rs piswss features
which lend themselves gracefully to ltl‘atilt‘iiliy all
Other wolldtnovru innkcs are also shown in lillt‘
here and be properly fitted by our experienced tor-
as Washington Street
the Gown
iall dressmaking. t‘ouie
Ryan Co.
,euiiu of Biblical Criticism.
‘ i
‘2i
': Otion in Experience," by Rev. v. A.
Church
or
“ .by Rev. 0. Oliver Park.
" ttlis company’s olioe and will
i
I city.
“we...” w»-
TORoNTo METHODlfiT CONFER-
INCI.
TORONTO. pub.
menioal Methodist Contention contin-
ued its work. today by considering un-
numoroua subdivisions the general
Oct. 9.--'i‘ho Eon-{Foster and Charles A. liallock.
HALLOCK—FOBTER.
' Tito friends at Miss May Artloilc
oi
linnbury. were surprised to receive an
nouncotnt-ntn Saturday. oi their man
lriagc. Which took place Friday after-
topic. "rho Study oi the Scriptures.” noon at the home oi the parents of lhtl
the Methodist Times. was the presi-
dent were those on ”Permanent Re-
A. B. Penile. oi the primitive Metho-
dist Church. “Verification of novel-
Godbey. oi the Methodist
South, and "Methodist Bible Btudy.
oi the irish
Methodist Church.
“4...”.e...” ...... . 4
assumes im music.
i. l Clarence Cable. or Norwolk, has rel ed
lt-‘redertcit llunilhaion, his quartaita
signed his position in the can. Tea-
stnrt to
narrow upon another course at the
institute oi Musical Arts in ,New York
Mr. Cable who is a musician or
some onto already. will airs his en:
tire time to his rnueic and pupils.
W
, , 'i‘ha lattes! Want Columns are tar
as their Muslim inst
mum
old you relates am a problem.
§ iiallock.
liawyor.
A The addresses innilldod in the prolbrldcsroom. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J.
‘. ceedinas or the morning sesal0n. oi
‘ which Rev. J. Scott Lidmtt. editor oi
ul’
oi
oi Bridgeport, formerly
Danbury. licv. (lot-aid ii. Heard.
"Bridgeport. performed the ceremony.
, liolh bi'iiic
.. by pror.‘ltnttwn in this city. Mrs. Hallock in
and bridcuroai are well
an instructor in piano at the liaiibury
Music School. and Mr. Haiioclt is n
with oiiiccon with Judge Sain-
uel A. Davis. Upon their return from
a few days‘ Wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
lllnllook will reside in Danbtll'y.
......... ”human .M
ELABORATE MUSICAL IIRVICE.
A line mnelcsllproarnm was render-
by (truanist-Cholrmustcr Arthur
and chorus in Grace‘mplscopsl church.
last evening. Moundcr's "lions oi
b'l‘lisnltsaivinu" was beautifully inter»
proton and sung. and great opportutr
ity was given to observe the sitill and
'masterini playing oi Mr. Huntington.
The next cuntnta will be given the
am Sunday evening in November.
and will be John El. Gomp'a "God in
Our Refuse and Birdbath."
Norwalk Chronicler