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PRICES
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2. ML
B1. rAINS
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HAVE YOU DISCOVE
What Use You Can Make of
292-31 West washington Street
I‘l. KRIEGER
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CHEERFUL
It will prove as useful to you. if you are
which
It
has been proved that ninety-five per cent, of
an average person. as your right hand.
does ninety-five per cent. of your work.
the world's business is done on credit. in oth.
er words. credit is your right hand and cash is
i Wire and Our Own Operator
dead alone never“
change their opinion.~ '
~——Lowell.
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WEATHER FORECAO‘I’ T“, cm
}9'1.11 Cloudy tonight; Friday “in 0 T8
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CREDIT?
Many people go through life Handicapping
themselves by paying spot cash and denying
themselves all the joys and benefits of being
well dressed. it being sometimes impossible
to have the cash ready. In other words. they
are trying to do their work with their left
hand. Cheerful credit will make such a fa-
your left.
You should operate your home on
a thorough business basis.
.vorable difierence in your living that you
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should investigate immediately.
Wu.“
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needs.
it Will be an-Immense Help
But there are different kinds of credit and you should be sure that you are getting THE
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you every advantage in the way of the best kinds of readyIf to-wear
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and otters them in such quantities that your choice is not restricted but is as un-
1imited as though you had charge accounts at tour or five different stores
is new. it it is correct. is to be found here _1n dependable clothes that will give the maximum of
BEST and that it what CHEERFUL CREDIT has proved to hundreds of South Norw_al_lt fam-
ilies. This big. daylight clothing store. the largest of it's kind
in *New mEngland.
“wearing
hard wear. Every one of the big department for Ladies. “Misses. Men‘ 11. Young Men' 3 and Boys
is a thoroughly co_mplete one. It you are as yet unacquainted with the capacity of this store
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for giving you the best clothing service and supplying you with the best clothing you have
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“Matters
apparel
Everything“: that
ever worn. don t lose a moment in finding out how favorably situated We are to supply your l
STEWIBDS 0F SOHOBLS
flE-BRBANIZE
(Continued from First Page.)
Nun‘nlh illsti'ii't. tllll‘l‘
Johnson was ('Ii't'lt‘il to
(llnilrinnn Whvolor 111111 uppoluzwi :1
oouiuiiitoo to 1'oni11r will: the ili'nu‘iit:
lonelier iibout ii si'hotiulv.
it “its voted to allow
“hos.- tont-hoi‘s wish to attend
111.111- 1111111‘11niion on l‘i'lilzii
"7th to ho thisiui itll il11 ii 1\
the usual sonsioit.
’l‘lioso prosout 11111111 A. 1‘
it, C, .H‘livi'or. ii. (i. l‘oli.1..1iV
1i11i‘. .1. ll, 1.1111'1'1111111. l'. l".
Vi ilt'rmi IltitIWi‘II.
’I‘tw 11111-11'1111'. \1'15 11:1111-1l 1o
flIl'IllI)‘ 111‘11-1-11iuht o‘rlovk 21.1 tho
\‘i din 1i lioiiuoli
Arthur (‘. \\’it1111I1-r 11.111 1111-1't111l1'i1ui. 1
111:111 pro tom.
it wuu when to prom-ml in the initial
11111111111111.
ii. (i, l‘olliil‘il \11121 uppolulwl i11li111‘.
’\ lutllot 11‘1111 tui111n t'oi'
wiilt'li i'mtttlivtl 21:1 fallout-1'
11:.11‘l1 lid-11.11
lIlt‘ Hull‘t‘.
tin- schools
lllt|
()11loi1111'
omitting
\‘1'li1111l1‘l‘.
iiiiri‘t' ill-
i‘inno and
order
.‘lt'l‘Ii,
.h‘tlrtn‘in.
Nuiulu-r 1111.111 .................... ”1'
A, (‘, \\‘i11-1-i1-r .................. Ii
iiiii‘i‘l ititlm‘ .................... ii
A luiilot for
Ito-.11 in r1-1111lt‘
worrtiirr Win 1111 l‘ol.
.
Number 1111111 .......... . ......... '1’
Wiiirwi lhulwoil ................ it
it, l'oiini'il ................... i
A builot for :111 iii‘iiu: visitor r11»
unitv-il 11,11 loilou‘n:
Nuiuiwr Hist .................... 7
A (‘ \VIit‘i‘Il‘l‘ .................. I}
iluitri‘ ililivr .................... 'J
i1’111‘ tho towiillil "Minn Vliiilnl‘t
Nutuiwi‘ «"1111 .................... 7
lliit'i1- “It 1‘ ..................... Ii
.i, ll l.ll\\‘li'llii1 ...... . ....... l
V11: 1111» third :11ni lust urilnz visitor:
N1. ”101‘ 111M .................. . .7
i. ll l.111\‘1’11111111...... ........... ll
lilnnk .......... . . .l
'i‘lw imiloi for unperlntondoni
impluu schools resulted as follow:
of
Number 1111M ......... ...... . 7
Dr. 'i'. i“. (iluno ........ . . . . . .. .l'r'
Ili‘. H, i'. Hhorrr. . .. . ..... .1
it was mood that the sr'rntnry cost
I ml" for tux ii. i”. fliiorrr 11a purrluw
1114‘ Motif. The clerk rovoidod the
Volo.
'l‘hn minutes of tho‘ inst
regular ‘
1111111111.: 1111-11,t rend .1111i on 111111 11p-
pron-ii,
1 The t‘itlllilllili‘t 1-n lt'Vl l-ooim‘ 1on~
lslstliiu 11! 11111 old bo.1.1l is: 1‘1 1111 loll
(ill \olt‘.
l
iiiilllli 11 colloid
1111~ 11 1i111- 11111 on
’l’h11 1111‘11111111111- on
lug oi' lltl‘ ol1l li.i;il‘1I
\‘itl1‘
'l'i111 :11'li111: visitors were chosen
tho purrhusini'. the 111111
in; tour this huilnu lwvii ilw 11111211111
in the punt.
Ii “us voted that us the l'tllllli'i'ilt‘ili
8111111 'l‘oiu'ht-i'u' Amwli‘llllloll moms in
Hartford. on lumber L‘ttli. iill nt‘IlmiIH
of which tho lt‘itl'llt‘l's will um-tirl tii1-
11.11111‘11111'11111. shuil
1l11_\.
l'oruilsslon \1‘111: mum‘oil
Looks .1111! Sterling 1:111'i1i-i lo iii'vinl
(‘11111111‘ school from tho North (Tontor
district lti whirl) tlivi‘ i'vxlili-
'i‘lie 1111111111‘ of .111 1-11111iii.: school \1‘1111
tnkvn 11p, lir. (‘iuiw i111'1~1»1l the won
11111111111111 of tlio school. ’l‘ho Ilttlil'ii'
pi‘iniioii will lll‘l‘lllll of 111) special 111111
ilivn.
It was votml tlint the owning school
coiiliunml for Illt‘ nat'flilil‘dh‘t‘
nIuhts 1111 regular, The win was 11111111»
imouu in furor or the animal.
1 .I_ it. Lawrence reported that 11111‘1-1
thorn in no ruininlitou-inun in the Wool
Nm‘wutk district, Mr. I.:|\\‘i‘t\il.‘fl ninth
ilonml tho incl llliii perhaps 11 woinun
1'011‘1' mitltl tN‘l.
' Mr. Lou-1111111111 was tiolvimtwi lo 111-:
u 1'oinmilt1seinuu li’ tunwiblo.
Edwin Johnson wuu lili‘ililtmml. H1-
ls 111 present the clerk of H111 dinti‘lr't.
1 Mr. Johnson wnn olortml 1111 commit»
“within in tin1 Wont Norwnlk district.
l Mr. Wheeler reported that ho 111111
surmount! in getting Wm for a draw»
11~
'(lllllllliit't‘ :111
in- 11l-Is11i on thil
Milli: 111i
I111
inst It’ili'llili‘ from the honril of outl-
11111111.
Mr. Wheolpi' told that it will be 111211»
entity to provide it cont'eyntn-o for
Milli ll. Bunion to roach iIli‘oB of 1111»
schools. ‘
Mr. Wheeler was appointed to ma
range rest schedule for Minn ”Union
and v an’t‘lle same with tho tour-her.
' I‘he 15m adjourned.
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"The first cakewalk oi‘ nnr 11111117
We‘ll tell you in 11 irivo,
We guess ‘twao when Eliza plrktul
Her way across the loo."
“Boston Transcript.
1
This
Pretty Wedding at St. Joseph‘s
i ’ DYCKMAN—SMITH.
I
i Morning.
A 11-111 pretty H11111 1111-1111111: .=..,...
.11111113 1111s HilIi‘lllllIM'tl iii St. Joseph‘s
‘1'11111131 this morntuit. 11h1-n Miss M11121
.:;11111 ii. Siiilih, ilnuuhh-i' oi ilai‘i‘u
ih‘iulili. 11ml (2. S, It) 1'kinnn. 111111 oi .\ii‘.
i and lira 1‘ l! liii'kninn. oi' 1:11.11.-
3111111. 11111'1- iiuli1-1l in tho holy bonds
1.1niiinioni. ‘i‘lu- iii-riding “11:1 111-
lt‘iiilmi only it) H111 iinnierltuti- friends
and tho 1‘11 attire-s oi the 1-1111‘1‘111111‘1111.
1111131111 but “as no loss 11111.1111 i111 ‘11
mus.- 111 its sluipli1111
’l‘iu- 111111-11111111
Iiuv. Illt‘llhl‘il .i.
111'
111111 port‘oinu-d ‘Ji'
1‘111‘1'oll, pitsltll‘ of St.
Joseph's i‘huri'll. ’i‘lu1 church 1111s
liwuliy 1i111orni111i tor ihr- (it‘t'ilfililll 111111‘
the wedding wan a decidedly pretty
function.
{iii-11. l))‘t‘klll1ili huh boon t‘lll|ll(l)‘(‘tl
llii 'l‘i'lniiuiu 11‘: llruti'.» store in Nor-
wi1lk tor tht1 past three 11111121 uiid ltl'
possoshod of it lurgo circle of admir-
ing friend-1.
Mr. 1.),1'clt11111n tit employed by tho
New York, New Hurt-u 11ml lliirtiortl
Rallrouil 1111 train.downtohor at New
ll1111-1i. H11 lius been in his present
Iptmlilon for tht1 punt NV" Mitil‘ii "MI
E 111111 proriouniy it t11lotti'11ph operator in
(the local station. H11 hi also troll
known to 11 Illl‘llt' number oi Il'll'lltltt
ill! town.
i lioth 111111111 pimple have ”)0 boot
'11luhou of their 11111111 riloiidn tor n
lilIRIii uiul hupp1 tuturo.
’l‘ho roiiph1 11,111 toun shortly alter
the rut-1211111111; for a turn wunkn' Wod-
ding trip. Thor will return to South
Norwnltt to ruttitir 111 the 11xplruilou of
this time.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. ‘
Muhurkvino ii. W. l’cltlt, West
rllin. N. i'.; ll. l-Z. Simior, Tip Top.
.\1~u‘ York; H. [(11:10, llrooklyn; N. B.
i‘ulinor. W. H. Mend. New Haven:
A .411. Mount. M. (toughiln. lion-ton; M.
Hiltiormnn. F, ll. Buck.I (loo. Stone. .1.
Smith. New Ytuk; l... Mlntz. Now-
111k, .‘1'..l..l.. ll.li1nll111tt \‘ 8 “till
huti “thou; 8111111114 (tumustoin.
lirltlgeport; i1}. 0. Kevlar. Norwnlk:
Edward M. K110111111. l'nhlnirt‘: E. .1.
Soon. Syracuse. N. Y.; J. M. Layton.
i". it. Lawton. A. W. Dreyt'ueii. cti)‘;
. 111111 to Prison Sutnliu‘.
‘1111-1'111111‘11 is uron‘iiifl
‘ 11-111 or man‘s ilou‘uiull
,11111'11 it,
iii. 11‘, illness. Rochester. N. Y.
hum mo tone of eon! on out: trip.
;STATE PRISON ASS‘N. ASKS AID
OF THE CHURCHES.
'l‘li11 t‘onmu'tu'ui 5111111 l’i‘lson Asso-
ciation 111111 1111111 out 11 circular lo the
lilllitsit'i's in the 11111111 culling ntioii-
October 22d.
For :1 numlwr of yours the fourth
Sunday in (lumber bus been thus ob-
served in tit-tern] 1111111111 told its ob-
tn t‘onuerticut.
goiiii: into the proh-
11111l wlnit can
1.111 done in prevent tltltt 1111111111.
'l‘h11 11ir1‘1ul11r 3111‘s tho prism“ author
1111-11. MK‘IUIOKIMh, tho 1111:11l 11nd inedi-
profmzslons :11‘11 illlllg to solvi-
1211- piohloni 111111 the 1121111111 1‘tiiiiiol list
The 11111111 lit-11d lii tlu,1 suite.
tin- (‘ll‘l‘llltll‘ 121111. on it 1111111111111 iii the
troutnwnt of 1111111 oiit-ndvi‘u.
Great progress 1111111 made when the
pi'ohuitou sorrtcl1 111111 established.
'11‘hi1‘1h keeps many 0111 of hill.
llut during llllti there wore ltldtih'
11onuniunents to the county jails and
11.0130 11! these had been in prison be-
ioro. in those jails nothing is done
to retorin them. no better liiilnommi
urn thrown iirounii ihoni. Very often
they are thrown into worse honorin-
tloim 11nd 1111\‘tronn11-11111 than they
know outside.
l‘iu1 foreign dulettittou to the inter»
iniilonul Prison ('oinuesu commented
that Ainerlru ti'1-aimi those; who com-
mitted the most 111311111111 offense: with
the greatest Miro 11nd 11am little at-
tuntinn to those who were Starting
on he road to crime.
The hope is expressed that the min.
later» will iiiko up tho problem with
their pooplo on the "211
iNIURANCl MIN ELECT.
HARTFORD. (lot. lily—At the tin
nunl meeting of the Connecticut Anuo~
«lotion or Loud Fire insurance Agents
hero 1111111111113 the following unicorn
't‘l111 iissorlatlon is
1:13
were elected: President. Philip llolzor.
Bridgeport; first 1'l1-o~protildont. It. I).
Flore». lmiuun'y; second vlt‘eprenl-
«lent. i). it. llutlor. Middletown; third
vicoapreslduiit. E. W. Knooii. Shelton;
secreta11,1‘«ii'en1111rer. W. ll. Honld. Biat-
fortl Springs. and rhiilrmau of the ex-
ecutive committee. .I. J. Fisher.
Bridgeport.
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A modern tron-attends steamship
hei- hittliplliee. .
RAILROAD lMPROVEMENTS.
Big Job Near Hawieyvilie Nearing its
Completion.
The extensive railroad improveL
111111115 norm-on ltuwloyrllhe and Bots~
ird. that have been under Wit." for two
wars, iiro pouring completion and it
purl oi the- iiow roiidlied bet Ween those
plures is 111111 in regular use. The oil-
pwt 11! the ilil|1i‘t)\'9lilillli.~i was the (ion-
hlo trucking oi the Berkshire division
iroui llun‘loyrlllo- to Newton'n and
trout Newton'n to Botsfoi‘d. 11nd the
elimination of curves and grades.
Fully twenty-tire 111111 1111111. of tho
i'oiullwd hetuwii linu‘ioyrilie 11nd
liolst‘oril 11111. been l‘t'lliIIII 111111 in sm-
ornl plurou iln1 trucks run through
entirely new rights of war. (lite ot’
the hippest (units in tho elimination
ot‘ the tunnol 111111 south of Hunter-
\‘Illt‘. This 1101111 required tht1 oiiiitiiit‘
of 11 now puth for the lrarks through
the hill penetrated by the tunnel and
1mm huvo been 111 work there 1'01"
months. 'l‘liousuinis oi 101111 or rock
intro been blunt-1d out 11nd morotl'
1111‘111'. This work is now nearly fln-‘
iahotl. .
ln1lo1ihloti-uckintt the mini nll'
urntlo crosnlngs‘lmro been eliminated”
.0110 of the most important changes 111.
that which hits hoon made at, Now-I
town station. show the highway 111111115.
illlllt'fllllfifi:’ui'kh The railroad 1011- 3
”11111111111 w have “like forces of nit-11
111 work between liotitiord and Dei 111,
whore that portion oi the Borkshh'o'
division is hols-11 double trucked. The
improvements are designed to tucill-i
into the mowmeni or the homyl
freight irnillu delivered to tho llork-f
shire division from the Highland 1iivi-‘
Mon at lluwloyrilio. The work is:
costing millions of dollars and is h)!
in the most extonelre that has heenl
tlono tilting the Berkshire division;
since the road wriit constructed. I
.«h.»~ ”as 1... m ”mu—hum“
BRIDGIPOHT'Q OLDEST WOMAN ‘
DEAD.
The death or hrhieoport’s oldest
wumim. 811111111 (1.. widow of Amos
Higgins. 01111111111111 Monday evening at
the home or her daughter. Mrs. Jennie
(1 Heath. 3145 Main street. Mrs. H151
1111111 was in her 95th your and all her
lit. reeldetl'withlti 11 stones throw of
’11
e
ununuu
ill 11111111111111
Returns to ,Westport Monday
Alter Four Months in
Europe
11111111
11111111
. 1111111111
Rowayton Youth Loses $50,000‘
Suit Against Standard
Heiress
He will.
1 suturduvI
111 Metro-
», ifilllillil Iiill MISS
cracker—as l‘l‘ifli Pilillllilll ill Will
fresh and criSp from“ qu
the oven.
Now every
woman and child in
these United States
can know and en-
joy the crisp good-‘
ness of fresh baked
soda crackers With-
out going to the,
baker’s oven. .
Uneeda' Biscuit
bring the bakery to .
you. .
Millions of peeple
know these perfect
Soda Crackers in '
their original good- '
ness. More millions
will enjoy them
daily when once
they know how.
good they are.
A food to live on.
Stamina for work-
ers. Strength for the
delicate. Bone and
flesh for little folks.
, It will cost you just
5 c e n t s t o t r y
Uneeda Biscuit.
Never sold in bulk,
s in the mois-
Vvaproof package.
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