TAKE 11‘ FROM us— .1
Your'
Winter
Coal i
Phone Six-Five-Two
-
“Cenneally &
Bracken
.ISCHOOL SHOES
Our lines arrnow complete
Cramer’s
Educator’s
. Knox Em All
honor. !
Alwtys all: tor price from
Wm. Enron. 35 Fort street.‘
East Norwnik. heiore yen sell
to any one‘alse. I pay to lb.
."ior rugs. 7o lior auto tires. It
not ski slid best pricesaier
robberp metals and leather
beds. ‘I buy everythingrin the
. Ilno oi Junk, furniture and old
automobiles. I take out or town
orders it you let me know ahead
of time. Send postal or tele-
phone MI. I have very clean
wiping rags ior fsctories.
uphill mots. '
Mrs. M. Lson Smith.
‘ The mineral oi lira. M. Loon Smith
‘wiii be held irorn her lute home. 81
Ilioword avenue. New Haven. Friday
afternoon. Rev. George Ii. Ferris, oi
.Phlledelphls. formerly pastor of the
Calvary linptist Church. New llsven.
will probably olilclwte. Mrs smith
was married only four yeais ot the
time or her death. and her sudden ieit
In: will bring xriei to a host; at friends.
Mrs. Smith. the daughter oi State
Highway: Commissioner and Mrs.
James H. Mncdonaid. was twenty-six
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershiield & Son Co.
Tsl. Mm. 122 Water at.
years of age, and was a graduate of
’Mlss Johnstone's school. She died
Wednesday of peritonitis. after Dr.
Verdi hnd operated in vain to prevent
it spread oi the disease. She Is sur-
vvived by her tether and mother and
wby two sisters. Mr. Smith is manager
of the New lioven division oi the
Seuisbipt Oyster System. The do
ceased was the sister-ludow or Dr.
‘Willlii ll. Ci‘own..ol‘,.New ilnreii, who
:is a brother qt". JIoslmasior E. III.
‘Crowe, of South oiorwulk.
Funeral at William H. Saunders.
The funeral services over the re!
mains of William H. Saunders were
held. yester'duy aitcrnoon at 2: 80
An Opportunity.
to get a new 6-room house. oiled
doors. all modern Improvements,
near trolley anti center, for only
2500; terms; immediate posses-
sion. Farm. ti acres. good S-room
house, barn. poultry houses. trait;
2 1-2 miles out. Wlll sell or ex-
change for home In town.
ii Cull,
D. S. HULL
Room 1. Havliand Block
Phone 414-4. South Norwalk.
Boston
School Shoes
Orofax
J. P. S.
Those are the best known of
our Children's Shoes. Arid ev-
ery pair guaranteed.
Conneaily 82
Bracken
.1 WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel. 8634
TMayfair” Shoes
For Ladies
‘ _ i in all leathers. on the latest “Hubble"
last. at
$3
4-.MAXLEVY—I
7 2 I“ WARNINOTON ITRI’IT IRIDGI
IOUTH NORWALK
When in Doubt
* -- our .—
ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN CITY'
NUGGET
LITTLE GEM
CIGARS
n. J. REYNOLDS. Mir.
ma.-- ...--. . -.. . .
“Never lot it he uni that you so
«pied votes that were niren [or a
financial consideration."
“‘Oh. wall,"
In“. sensitive.
,1
Wgshlnalon niar.
A dollar slam on account.
replied the men who
"I don‘t think a dollar
opined ls enouith oi Ii linanciiu consid-
mtlon to be worth monttoning.”-
write ’or phone a
o‘clock, from the late residence In
(trove street. Rev. Mr. Ilrown. of Du
rion. tifllcluicd and the Interment {ol-
lowod in Riverside cemetery.
i
WEST
NORWALK
Earle .i \‘osburnli is illit‘llilillii n
\\t't k In .Ncw with city on luminous.
"Iv..—
liies Mildred (7. (linear in upcndiux
PM»--- ._,._-..-...~,
PHONE 338-5.
'1 Henry Wilkens "
11 NORTH ‘MAIN 81'.
Saturday.
Just received a irciib line oi
Wilkinson's Chocolate Almonds.
\Nougstlnes. M. M. Apricot Jelly.
Ice Cream Drops.
-Iillll. Roman
Chocolate Operas. soc. lb.
Fresh candy every
Special attention to entertain- "
" menu and dances.
Maple Wei. ..
Punch Assorted :.
' ,. wile motored from their home In (thes-
Iiiru. Harrison and son I‘nui. iormcr-
VI iy oi‘ Sherman iloyt‘a dairy iarm. have
mow-ti lo Stamford.
~—-—-—-——-—-
.\ir. and Mrs. George lioltsmnn and
. children. or New Canada. are sliding
relatives in this vicinity.
The Weill Norwaiit road used to be a
f'iilnhlmurc.”
a “dream.“
County (fit-tit Frank M. Buck ind
. tor lilll. Ml.
. and visited at
‘ Charles 8. Maconilicr look Mr. and
anon. N. \. Tuesday
"li‘ive Rallies."
THE EARTH'S CHANGES.
What the Fossil Remains oi Plants
and Animals Tell Us.
that now adorn the tropic s.
The fossil remains of these uncle
first animals appeared upon It.
I way?
chop tho dunks oi loo
mountains.
The rhinoceroit or that remote use
were no loss Iormldnblc a boost than
Its descendants. for the skull oi one
of the skeletons dlncoverod is three
tori Ionic. while some of Its teeth are
Iiiur inches horns».
Thou- wiis a time when even the E J Smith. have returned to
polar regions bloomed with man) of home In High Bridge. New York city.
the splendid and iariod lorma oi Iil‘e .
Iotniit preserved in the bosom of the homo ‘9
lOCkll (‘M‘TV "3 [)“pk mrh‘pa "union. ")9 sympathy find best Wl’lli‘l 0‘ her
oi tents in tho earths history and WW friends
show clearly what wonderful reroitn
tions the surface of the globe has titt-
dcrgone since tho first plants and the
Mrs. R. M. Seymour. Jr.. and Miss
Irene .8. lilovor and Fred ll Emerson
to the (air in his. motor car Friday.
a u
Mrs. Mary Thompson and iumily.
who have been summerlng with hits.
their
Mrs. John Alhln. of Oracle street.
nt who hint bccn wry seriously ill at her
slightly improved and ahc hill
-_a-.o.......—~
Iii J, Smith and ii. I‘. Morris haven»
turned from a delightful automobile
ti'ip through the hilddlc Wont The!
i went so tar as Indianapolis and return-
\Vho would think oi meeting is ihi- ‘Qd a dllsantc 0‘ about two thousand
noceron nowadays on the prairies of
northeastern ()anada unless periiopa u
travellnit nienasorie should plus that'
Yet at one time, as disrioverieii'
oi recent years prove, a cl‘Qlllfl'n close-
ly r’esemhilnit the rhinoceros oi India
and Africa dwelt In that now compac
ulirely cold. snowy and barren region.
Remains of those extinct ancestors‘
of an animal that In our day thrlvosl
' only In the tangled tropical forests and
under the hot equatorial with have
been found hurled in the t‘auadlan
liill'lfll. where now the told blast» at
winter blow over lim‘leiill plains and
Incrusloti ,
miles
.-
Atnonx the Wool Norwaiit people to
enjoy the Ilapbury lair were Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Morehouu, Misti Pearl
Morehouse. Rob. Gunther. Mr. anti
hire. lid. Johnson and family. l‘hnries
Enterson and lid. Bates.
m
Rev. (iconic Ii. Smith. or liaricn M.
E. Church. proschsd- in the Union
Chapel Sunday. October lith. I0 quite
a large attendance. and all are Wol-
come next Sunday M 3 o'clock. R".
H. s. ilrownmi Dorian. will preach.
i A very interesting meeting wan held
laal Friday evening hy the Christian
Endeavor ilociety In the chupel. hi
Htownnl. at New Canaan. the special
missionary. gave it very iniorosilnl
talk. it is hoped llnil there will be n
larger uttcndanoo this week, October
lllth.
The toaall remains at many other
form at animals hero been found in
the sauna region within recent yearns»—
llsrner‘s Weohiyn.
Meets you train sudden demands upon your purse. um worry.
lions your money safely. and earns s liberal rats at interest. .
, million identity evenings. closed Batordays at noon. i
The uaien' Md illicit-tr met at the
horn. oi lira. Huso itahel. Wedneniluy
'aitornoon. notch.“ illh. but coin; to
the Inclement neither. time were but
six members present, hut they had a
very intonation mastitis. owing to the
incl lhst‘Mr. fltswsrt. the evangelist.
who was calling on several familiar in
this vicinity. called and met the tilt-l
Notices of the
meeting do be held next Wednesday
isrent ladies present
. will be given out litter.
W
INK N‘W ALL RIGHT.
. "You don't intuit whet illit's a pie
'tnre oi. dolihnyi" isle lifts. titanic;
,“You rosin to
read your coolant history more. ’i‘lint
K . in it lone ht uproot.
win the temple of Dinaimt nuptials:
:9ilhicalo Tritium. :
z
THIYRSDAY. OCT. to. 191:
‘Blltild'il to «not sutiu
today with Miss Eva Halos In tinricuu
hot it In slowly liccmoluc
Even the horses thlnit so.
It:
or NTEREST .
--T0~—
Dress Goods Grow Gostller.
There has been a noteworthy modl-.
petition of the materials employed tor
women’s wear. Sheer fabrics. like
chlflon and muruuluette, were strongly,
In vogue a yesr ago through the (tenor-
ai adoption of ovendreperies and in-
nic eflectn'but recently a still more
costly material. namely. lace, has; been
also adopted. and In lavish quantities.
nuys Good Hounolieeplng. Often the
expensive lanes are made up over on-
other easily illirll7~"\‘€il\'('l,. i
Velvet in all Itii forms. including
velveteen, is. indeed. one at the most
favored materials at the your. bath for
dressou and stilts and for mililucry. In
fact. all kinda of pile fabrics, including
various Imitationu at for. hero come
strongly to the front I
The most striking change In tho inb-
rius employed. however is in the (bar
ulcer or the woolen and worsted nia-
teriais. These have limomc roughter
In surface and heavier ni Wcliihtw-or.
at lentil. apparently heavier. iii-cat, tu-
ror lips been shown to thorny made
with a double into. «one sitlo In one
pattern oi color. the other in auotln r
rwliie lovers‘u being ompluvv-rl ior til. it
mime purposes. Mom of thew lirsi
iil‘oilxht out. howovor. proved too
heavy for comfort. except in coupon
tlou with the Illil‘lioso (or which lilmm
fabrics were oriiitnally lllli'lidi‘ll. ’I‘hclr
Introduction bus auppiicd a strong mile!
of ill‘wlll‘liil.
tin the Other hand. grunt tutor is
-u vol‘) smooth
surfaced rubric-«which. in list weave
and luster. closely ioilowa tho Milt
(mm which It derives list name.
Nolohly. too. iii the tendency away
from plain mulcrinis. The mic-color
'i'nbrica so long in vogue limo largely
given place to mixtures oi the Scotch
‘uud English variety. Home or those
'Koods that burn won xcuerai approval
are set or! by looped or poncho cilccis
on the purinco. "Many oi them harc
“3‘0"! duplicated the old lushl-"W'
honcie cilectii. up“... on: mm that has
lound sdmirera Is' a companrtlrely
smooth weave with I brood hand Ill
bouclc weave. producing an eI'Icct akin
to that of a holder. This is some
what in lineI with lite success achieved
by border eliecta in stilts and In cot‘
tons.
l The native rnlcrs oi Iiritniu's [)0le-
sions in the East being prominent por-
‘ tltipontn In ouch Imperial iunririns sa
th. recent coronation. the picturesque
costumes of three- rnlahs. mshsralahs.
nisatna and uawabs ware aelsed on by
French and English designers as at
iordlnx I new fashion motii. ’ lino!
new allita and cottons. showing de'
sixn‘s closely duplicating thoiw found
in the handprlnled iaiirica oi India.
have been offered. .ldditionni impo
tus. too. has thus been [iron to the
already rnsriied isvor shown to hrisht
colored trimmings and enihroltlorles
sad to the use oi boudwork on a doc-
oration for dross trimmings.
Durins the year a wholly new note
has arisen in dress trimmings. The
siik_.iormeriy HMO alionthcr for em-
‘iiroiderlnx Iheiw bemuliul nrnlturel
has xiven place to wool and chenille.
In some of these goods the silk hsa
been dispensed with sltoltelher; some
time: the wool and chenille are used in
connection with silk.
i w..-
Tortoiso |hail.
With the revival of hi. tortoise shell
combs sud plus many women bring out
old pieces. good In line. but dull and
clouded. Ir very had these should bc
sent to I lewelcr or msntiiaoluror of
shell goods for re-pollrthlull. says New
Em.
To hriltbicn at home. rub with sweet
oil, wipe dry. cover with whlllnu or it
need alivci' powder. and polish wiih n
chnmoia.
To keep shell in good condition man
it irequontly with tepid water. then
polish with a little olive oil on it piece
of flannel or chsmols.
As shell‘is hriltis. it should he can»
fully handled. especially not iioblmcu
to sudden changes. oi tempersiure.
When not sure it your shell ls real. do
not out it too near it Mine, as it may
he celluloid rind explode.
Largo.
“Bugs.
Mutts.
manly.
“Wrists.
anecdote. .
uneven. "
“Glam.
wfiuitfihs. ,
wrist lipm.»Danvor ’i‘lmss.
W.W
O
D
maul wast oils. on not! invest-
DRY GOODS STORE
nonwmcs‘ LEADING
3
and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK. CONN.
Our Annual Showing of Ihdies’
Tailored, ‘ Suits and Coats
is even more attractive than ununl this Autumn. the variety being greater and the PIOIIk Luge; it...“ 9....
before.
All the new shades are shown in Rough Mixtures. Double-laced Goods and "rowel...“
The various models must be seen to be fully appreciated. All Interested are cordially invited to
inspect. them.
A. New Stock Silk and Heatherbloom Underskirts
In many styles and shades. including the very popular tightilitiup model.
YOUNG GIRL BEATEN.
Stenographor Alt-Elton by Robber and:
Thrown in Bushes. .
NEW YORK. Oct. lap-Agnes
Waugh. 3 nincicenymloid Monog-
rsphor employed in New York. and
tho duuxhti-r oi (it"lil'ltl'! .I. \‘i’augh. it
till! cuniucur, was beaten inio Inscu~
sibliiti‘ an eh.» was returning to hcr
liny Rhine homo from work last nlithl.
The unknown assailant who ovitiontll'
otiotkcd thc girl nith a hiuiiscon rob
bed hcr oi“ bur Inu'itctlmok and chitin
(il l
'Iiio usauiiunt dcndizcd lhc itiri Into
a clump of lull woods in ii Vitl‘flill lot
near tho sidewalk. luii two lilln‘itti
nutty from her homo and torc most
of her clollien from her body. Mrs.
Waugh. who was just about to sci out
in search or hcr daughter when tho
attack occurred, heard the girl‘s
scream. but by the limo film reached
her iln- assailant had crcupcd The
police were quick to pill liircc blood-
noondn on rim man‘s trail. but be has
not been captured
GUARNERI- STURKES.
Miss Anna Louise iluarncri. (laugh~
tor oi Mrs. Roan (litarucri. or Water
street, Norwslit. will he wed to John
William Sturkcs. oi Burroughs street.
Bridgeport. on Wednesday of neat
week. Miss (luarneri has a great
many friends and Is well known and
popular in Norwnik. Mr, Sturitos Ia
well known here through his connec-
tion with the (‘olonini Baseball tum.
lie Is at present loading the team in
batting having an average to his cred-
It of All He has played every one
of the thirty-three games this year.
Allornoi .I. I. I,.lnxwolicr of South
Norm-lit. was In Bridgeport. yeston
day. in the interests at Suits. the
liunusrlnn nilexed to have been ini-
plicnled with the itiuiua oi nonoimit.
indications were that the case oi (lulu.
slope Doiiarllco. which is on now
will continue during the balance of
this smell and take up a portion of
next week. after which Stalin's trial
will probably he hold. ”*
W
TO SAY AND To DO.
"Iio you wish to no lo thurrh this
evenlnsi Father Ia going to preach.
you know. " the minister‘s air dauxh
tor.
The young man considered.
"I‘m! The last time I wont he with
or loll on some oi my small iniiinn.
Do you know what his text will be to
night?"
"lies; ’Iaivo one soother.
lie msnrdod the round pick cheek
spnrovlnuly. '
"suppose.“ he
"that we let the out muleman so
preach. while we nit here and prec-
lios?“-~i.lpplncoll’s.
who...“
FOR PARIB' SAKE.
Romain tlrcsalor. French aviator.
who praising l’nrls.
“Everybody praises l‘sriu.‘ hr said
"It Vermont gentleman said to me reti-
larday:
Silents American: don't like Psi-iii
at ..ino but the lute mm on them.‘
“'Did you like his at ilrsl'!’ l
atltsti
I "‘liid li' he replied. “Rather! I
attire home In the stssrags ‘ “
‘ mMm
“u...—
OH
“Dunner hits head s‘ euro tor its.
trouble." ‘
"W What‘ I that?"
“its I taught a motor hoot "Mills“.
isntl Fists mini.
m
"Their chsulour mine a sober.
oarsiei fallow." ‘
“wan, tor the wept they ,‘
our! «on
l
truncated Joli”. ‘
To the Iioard of County Commission-‘3
ere oi Ii‘airtleld County: i
I hereby apply for a transfer of a
"rouse No. It? to sell Spirituous'aud
intoxicating: Liquors. Ale. lager liner.
Rhine Wine. and Rider. from James
E. harden. at 202 Washington street.
to Mary E. Laytlen. at 202 Washington
sircel. Town of Norwaiit. The propos-
ed place of luminous Is not located
within “Juli loot In a direct lino of o
(‘hurrh Edition or Public Schoolhouse,
or thc premises pertaining thereto. or
any Post liillcc. Public Library or
i‘cmctcry.
lintcii at Norwnlk, this 5th day of
October. A. 1).. illll,
MARY E LAYIIHN.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. clot-tore um]
tnxpui‘cro. an dciincd by law. oi the
Town of Norwnlk. hercby endorse the
uppiicstion of ”iv above named Mary
E. Laydcu for such license. and we do
severally certify each tor himsell that
we are taxpayers owning real estate
elitism! in sold Town of Nlil‘wulk.
Dated at Norwaik this 5th day of'
October. A. II.. llill.
Harry S. Pickering. John Ilerine. Al
ircd Arison. John T. Hayes. William
ll. Malone. ’
i hcroli- t‘dlrilh that tho allow ham
od ondorseru are electors and taxpay-
ers. no defined by law. oi the Town or
Norwollt.
listed at Not-walk,
October. A. 1).. 19]].
lil-IlillI-ZIiT ii. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
this fun day of
0.3 13
fl:
Less Than
Five Cents
A Day
WILL GIVE YOU THE
GREATEST OF ALL
DOMESTIC UTILITIES
A TELEPHONE
PLACE YOUR ORDIR FOR
RGRVICI NOW
roual HOME '“
CHARMIB OF LABRADOR.
I'eolile lire not apt to think or infirm-
dor as u purllculariy delinhiiul land
to dwell In. lilo tourishthluks of nouns
there for a milliliter vacation. l'ct .I
Mr. II. ll. l’t'ichnl'tl's liitI-i‘cssiolu,
gathered while hunting big name. orc
to he accepted. Lain-odor
charms oi scenery ill.” It utmlti In. illi-
ilouit iod’ilnltlh elsewhere in tin world
'l‘lil'.r Wotan that he tplolcs int \tlla-
tint. a 'Xeilouknlio Indian." best in—
dlrnie i'hc lilfilllit‘ of those Sliillt‘til
You say the kingdom of Iicuun Is
good. my father, but tcil me, Is it
hotter than the land of the musk OK
in summer. when the inkcs are some-
times misty and sometimes bloc. and
the locus cry oiicn Thai is good. my
lather. and II‘ heaven is better I shall
lie willing to dwell lhcrt- until I am
rcry. very old." ~i‘ouih's Companion.
IlllSfii'SHl s
Special for Tuesday
Foreuuarlers of
Lamb; 6ch
Homer S. Beers 8: Co
a w. waeitimo'rou 81.. so. non.
2s woonvvsno ave. so. non.
is not of. uonwaut . '
M..-“ __....
llll‘.‘ ‘IMI Iiill“
. ‘ ‘i . ‘
awaits the shopper whose ”“10 Is lim-
Ited. but whose knowledge of his
wants are liccurnte. especially when
Clothing ll what ls needed. Ilc‘li sow
time. patience and shoe Icaihcr by
coming hero and tlnrllng the very
thing he's wishing for This How Is
our specInItI'. and our splendid stuck
stands [or our years of cxpericnrt» In
knowinx how to buy. (‘omc and mu
V 's—-— s7 8! $10
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
WORK THAT it‘WORTH WHILE
ii We work upon marble. it will
.pcriiih. ii We work upon brass. time
will entice it; It We rear iemplca. they
will crumble into dust: Iuil It we work
upon Immortal beings If we Inihuc
them with ideals. with the just tear
or (toll rind love of lollow men. we
ensure on then lsblota something
iwhlch will brighten ail filaflliilmnfllh
lei Woollen
i
llili‘rA'i’lON WIL'NIVIR BRING
FAME.
That which will malt elhc reIqu-ity
in the tuturo of all oi as who are or
cooled with art. will not be our olev
m. but. perhaps a. little ray of
individuality. You will he nothing it
you imitate another. he he ever so
grout; you will he some one. even
tilt hnmhiest at you. it you are true.
“film“! W
l The woman who wants a housework
Issmwltoaoaa-l
“BALTIC”
A New
AIRROW COLLAR
1509-
2 tor 25o
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