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Table Damask and N,
WHITE TABLE“ DAMABK, at
ado, 760 und ‘1 a yard. ‘
UNflMWGD- “ill ., when.
, Marmara: "2 .
NAPKith. 500"?» ”(a dozen.
a complete "assortment of
nucx a, sari-l grows“.
. y‘ from «Wendi: dash;
sun OKEMO HOTEL BLOOK.
OUTH NORWALK ‘
in regular session this evening.
, as usual.
- den avonuo. will s-utm‘lulll the
“ liters of Star of l‘fllllllllilil ("in-ll», (,‘om-I
. portions of tho i-‘orost at her home this,
here-alum
" '1, which was held, yesterday. nrraug<--‘
I . her 7th. at 715.
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Wigmore’s drug
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The Norwalk City Council will sit
Concordlfiivlsion, No. 2, Sons oi
Temperance, will moot this evening
l-ienry McKcovor and family have
moved from the Lauder place on Ro-
ton Hill.
C...
avenue, spent Saturday with friends
in Milford.
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Kenneth Vernam, of New York city, I i
spent Sunday at his parental home» in it
East avenue.
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Miss lVil‘lola'lrvlun. ol' Meadow atrcct,[ What strut-l. are expected to roturn
BliOlilliiiz tour in i
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spent Saturday on a
New Yorh pity.
Loo McPeahc, Joseph McLaughlin.
somewhat ‘ warmer tonight;
rain followed by clearlnu: inortiaaluu
, gummy ”figflhbedoqilnfl Mill $9311th
The‘hlxh-ipraa'aurs area tbuthcjs oovs
the districts affected by the storm.
wss'rusn a van aoo rooav.
mum. 48. Cloudy.
was a visitor in Norwalk over Sun-
business.
walk, is spending the day in Green-
wich. on business.’ .
number of the lloys‘ Magazine.
. Catharine Lynchspem Saturday afier~
Miss Madeline Manner, of Holden noon and evening in Bridgeport.
River street. is enjoying a “man‘s vu‘
and vicinity; Rain and
Tuosday
‘ For Norwalk
ms the who districts dnrln the ,
last two or‘tht‘so days is passing out
to sea oi! the ,Gulf of at. Lawrence.
A low baromotrlc. area of consider-
ablotlutgusityla central this morning
over-“tbs Upper Mississippi Valley.
This disturbance has been attended
by rain during the‘ last“ hours in
, the central valleys and Lake region. ‘ x
This morning the area has bean ad-
vanced eastward to Western Pduusyl-
vania and Western New York. The
temperature is rising somewhat over
Temperature: Minimum. 36; maxiu
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Charles ii. Veriln. of anrytown,
ay.
'John Brotherton. of Main sireot. is
pending the day in New York city on
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Atorney John Keogh, of South Nor-
George Avlsou. of Main direct, has
ercral drawings in the November
-—‘ -M.~.
The Misses Eiizabuih Quinn and
Special ()fllror William H. Payne. of
-ntion trom his duties in Arnold's foun.
iry.
Delicious Coffee évery Morning.
and always the same With a
Rochester Percolator ‘
Popular in Pride - Simple to Operate - Easy to Clean
SAVES NEARLY HALF
because it extracts all of the good of the coiled
Ask for our Illustrated
Folder: “ How to
Make Delicious
Galas."
A. J. Collins &CO.
.i
. lira-Mabel llamdlflrinht eras; .
‘ tho.Auduhon society ‘0: the State of
W- _....-
‘llr. and Mrs. livm‘otl H. loans. of ii
rum Hancock, N. Y., \riwrc they have
won visiting WM)":
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i‘lllvi‘ Thomas l.i‘:|llit‘l‘l:llitl and Son;
Frank Farrell. and Thomas flown. of WA... up..." 11‘ Still haw iluo luck tog
The Norwalks, Sllf‘lil last evening in .
Si ami'ord with friends. “ i
nun
Miss. (‘alln-rino (‘unucll and
Mamie Sinririmr lum- rmurumi m liwiri up”... iil'll “(.mm'
liliK'L‘ 0i l't‘r'iilt‘lli‘l‘. ill' Willi"! “V"ll‘mlsummer homo and haw man to thvir
, :li'inr visiting rt'lullrt-s. iu Nov. ‘i’ill‘k‘
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city.
(‘ourt Nurruk. i-‘ornaiors of Arncriraw
hold a nun-ling, yesterday. at u‘hlvh“
tlmo nrrauuonn-nls u'rro mntlo I’m“,commissioners. iio found than i.» llof
holding a dam-c in. January oi‘ hurt
your. ’
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—~ linm inn inssonn at homo. or mum"
\Vlitllwlo‘a 'l'ililirztlily‘s; $3. S. Policy.
(ionlpanlml (.‘ailnlrluo Unity. of ilulw’
mom-
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M. i
At the meeting of Court Edmoudil
De Amicis, Foresters of America:
ments were made for holding a (lance
on December 4.
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Kid Ketcheil, of White Plains. is
the guest. of Kid Terry, of Norwalk.
for a few days. The former is anx—
ious to box any local talent weighing
I in at 125 during his stay here.
The trolley frog, in North Main
street caused one of‘Wililam 1“. Mc-
Mahon’s trucks to come to grief, Sut—
urday, when a wheel of the vehicle
collapsed. Anothordruck was quickly
aocuml andvtho iohd of earth trans-
ferred. I
A regular meeting of the Whatso-
ever Circle of King‘s Daughters will
be held with Mrs. Toliea. 194 East
avenue. on Tuesday evening, Novom~
Mrs. Watkins will
talk about her recent trip abroad. Gar
leaves Railroad station at 7:17.
The frog in the trolley track "in
.South Main street. opposite Rogers’
d: Slovena’ company's store was‘the
cause of a lumber wagon breaking
down at that place. Saturday after-
noon. One of the wheels of the was-
on caught in the trap and the spokes
caved in under the strain. .
While rounding the corner from
Washington street into North ”Main
street, Saturday evening, Eben Hill.-
.lr.. met with an accident in front of
store when the
axle of his large run automo-
bile broke off close to the hub of the
front. wrest, caustics that wheel to
spin oif‘toward'the sidewalk while
themachiuo cam! to an abrupt stop.
'Fortunitdly nobody was injured and
, the car suffered little damage except
Mr. Hill took
the car to his own tarsus. in Mar-
aro bolus
to tho dsfectlvo salon
‘ shall attest. who“. $999!”?
mods. " ‘ ~
;
. ”not“. THIOWISK out”
.mcnt oi‘ tho plant.
wport for their: smmal rials." lililillllli
which nlulvd Saint-liar. 1
WM i
i‘vit-r ilorryn and family. of Straw-l
hart.- r-loaml thvir,
“ OM0”QMO”M
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From the egg comes lhs chlnlwn. from tho chickvn roouwug the
egg; hlli whore, when and how was -lhu game slam-d?
. ._... -m—
’i‘horo's no halo of mystery over ilouuic Poultry Foods. for" they
are made only of tho richest and tho iinnsi of grains prorurnbls, and
tin-ro‘a a feed for uvol'y nor-d -li.)nulo Chick ii‘cml. Scratch Fwd, Mash
r‘uod and Growing Food.
an
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
.9 . .,
i , . , i, ”‘1‘“ 1“ 'llld i192 lip-Y in ill'i 0. always in the minds of its custom.
Nor 'r'trl. hou’w 'or Lw plum: .
\ . . ._ l§ H‘s ilrmua- iluum (would i-‘w'. for lim‘aea. (Taillo and l‘ouliry.
(‘lty Auditor (’halu-n‘ A, \‘l'nllnl‘d:
spout a portion of row-lain)" in mm.nomooommumsvomonmwmq
mallow-s that tumor tho
‘lfllilll
= 4 has on
u... for no Fillssnlh Suc-
. cssalvs Term
.Tho fourteenth annual meeting of
Connecticut was held on Saturday last
at the Memorial Library in Fairlield.
The session opened at. 11 o'clock
with routine business and reading of
reports. the president, Mrs. Mabel 0I~
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His Royal Highness
the American automohlllst.»is the man
that we firs caloriug‘to and in order ‘
to make his automobile trim; triumph-
ai procession we amihlm to bring it to
this shop before startinx‘out. We will
overhaul it. tighten up screws and mar
chinery, put lu new parts, out his eu-
gius. brakes. magneto, plugs, etc. is
good working order and make his
journey a pleasant one by lack of an-
noyance by bringing his auto to l
a HAORNFD. 42 N. Main St.——-Tei. 502
good Wright, editor and authoroas,
presiding. A lunch, bountiful and do
ilcloua. was served. After a social
season of an hour the afternoon sea-
aion opened by the introduction 'of
Frank M. Chapman. famous natural-
ist, who gave a lecture on the birds of
Mexico. illustrated with steroopticon.
Among those present wet-o lion. .1.
H, Bags, of Portland. the secretary of
the Ornithologists union and curator of
that department in the Morgan Mela-i,
i O. B. J acksOn
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
as WALL mm
. NORWALK.
showcase.
Eyés Examined Free
oriai museum in Hartford; Rev. Hen"
bert K. Job. state ornithologlst and.
contributing editor of the Outing}
maagaine; Wilbur F. Smith. Fairfioldz.
county name warden. and others rep-l
resenting different parts of the stain;
Mr. Job made the principal address lni
the morning. lie is experimenting at.
the State Agricultural College at;
Storrs with pariridgcs and quail with,
a view to discovering the diseasof
which is working such ravages amoulzf
them as wall as turkeys. This no
the romody, but is not prepared ill
make a public annouucotnont of his
lindiuas. which ho will do later. He
now condi-
[)\‘(.Al‘ [hp hunks nl‘ llll‘ l'lr-t‘li‘li‘ llillll.
i). K.
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'i‘lw solertmon. Mfr-oil Milton. .lnmvsl
,\. iirown and John ilcriuc. urn cantor-l
rim: with Stair llnchwur i‘umzniauiom:
:cr .la‘mns il.‘ Mill‘fltllllllil at ilartlorrb
upon stale roads in normal today.
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Lounslmry & Mnlhmrson (‘ompauyul
of South Nrn'u'alkfacc having a urw‘l
llollor lllaiallwl in llli‘ olillluo (lophl'h;
Wot-ll on tho iu-i
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That’s it i?»-
JdeO C03 A iiot'l‘hing
Send us an order-”foo out: loud, and we will retain you as a cum
tomer. Clean, free from slats. u niorm quality. suitable for furnace.
range, stove or self-feeder. Prim; on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Sillllnllou is living lill‘l'lod out “HWY-l v-....._.,,,,,
Mrs. Mary Mill‘llm'k, of 72% Aiken
street. was admitted to the Norwalk
,Hosplial this morning. Mrs. Murhoch,
has a bad case of typhoid fever and the
physician in attendance rooommcndoll‘.
the care at the local institution. i
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wl'tluroka Rebekah Lilillzn will hold
a bazaar and dance at Odd Fellows’
Hall. Thursday and Friday. Nov. l0
and ii.
The regular meeting of the Norwalk
fire companion for the month will be
held at the four houses tomorrow ev-
thluks ho has m-vompiisimd as well as ,3,
Are You Ready?
The place is waiting for you if you. are competent
Merrill Day and Night School
South Norwaik
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Stamford
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Fancy Kufer Pears, per bskt. 50c
Port Chester
W.
tions it will lw possible to raise such ' C lifl
birds in puns and so donlostlmlo them. TELEPHONE 3“ owersf 10 and 13C
Mr, .ioh npolu- of tho holp the prom. YOUR ORDERS ’
. has l‘t‘on in his oal‘t‘nl'ts in this (lirw'liou ll‘ancy (irocuiug Apples, pk ..... 30c; Wax Beans, quart ............... 10c
Laud particularly "l ”H“ splendid ctr l‘inoupples. oat-h .. ............. 10c.(lrocn liouus, ‘2 quarts ............ 15c
.opcrallou or llw Morning 'i‘o-logrum an. Takur Grapes, pol' ll)...........10€: Fancy Grape Fruit, each ......... iOc
.iho olllcluT organ of tho state so- ("uncord Graphs. basin-l ......... 15c. i‘raulierrics. quart ............... 10: k
,vlrll'.
‘ .\lr. i‘llapmuu not only nuiurtaiumi
lliin hnarvrs ll‘ll car.» a fund of awful
information about tho birds in unlab-
hnrluc cullvd llllfllhf'l‘
lf‘l'l Mary in“
tutors. S quash.
~‘uaun- iml marlu‘l by no physical «liar 20 NORTH MAIN STREET
‘liurlinus. Hf llw hints. on llil‘ high-
l‘olory:, Spinach, l..oltuc'o, 'i‘olualoos, Spanish Onions, i’arsnlps, Sweet Po-
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
PHONE 143
lands in Hit" inurior \t’ln-ru tho tom—
'pvratprn is ru‘nlvr ho l‘mllul alumina in
;<‘mumou with :iumn or our own (-nun-
lli‘l'.
'i‘iw pirtunw “'t'l‘c many ni‘ llu‘lll
phqluurnplls lllfllll,‘ by hlmsuif and
.mi‘lwli obi iuslwiy ‘ny him. Mr. l‘lmp»
mam. ll.~ is null klluu'n, is a dialin
‘izulshml ll‘nrvli‘r and Ol'nllhtilntsldl and.
all authoriti- in his. aclonr‘n. ii.x W11»
,inunliy provlni and his lvriurn re»
coll-d grnai vulhusiasm.
I Tim victim" of flfll‘x‘t‘i‘fl nus uaully“
normnplishnd and tho hoard of last
lyua‘.‘ l‘i‘t'li‘i'lt‘fl with tin~ l‘Vi‘ffllllilll of
i Mrs. lirush, of llnnhury. rusluulmz. and
:Miss llllll‘lilt‘l‘. nl' rum-luau. 1..»an oiorr
‘cd to ram-cowl hor as chairman of
ALL DOUBT REMOVED.
The uumllon as to the whole-
somoucsa and nutriliro proper»
ties of beer depends outlroly up-
on ibo kind. in this instance
it is doclded in the affirmative
by expert testimony. An abso-
iuluiy pure product of barley,
malt and hops. the famous bot-
tling of Jacob Rapport is un-
rlvalled as a table beer and stim-
ulant. Gives seat to the meal.
strengthens, invigoratca. Always
the best by ovary test. $1.15
per case of 24 bottles.
suing. There will be no wash and no
special business is expocted to come
before the meetings.
Deputy Sheriff John H. lliake has
been serving jury warrants. David
Jeuks and Both 1.. Grumman. of Wil-
ton, and George w. Fitch and Edwin
It. Godfrey. of Norwalk. were thou
summoned for the common pleas
court.
Oillcer John H. Smith was summon-
ed to the home of Barney Pooioy. iu
‘Monroo street. last night, for theapur-
pose of shooting. a sick horse. Tho
boast was a victim of spinal menln‘
ultis and colic. Dr. Oimstoad was in
attendance.
The Nutmeg Club boys are‘ piaunlna
from the printers. it is expected
any previous onus.
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The bomb Norwalk Red Man halt
ex-U. a. senator and past nest in ‘
bones. that he will be able to be in
give a smokar in his honor. ‘
, Mrs. Agnes smith. ‘O‘Ioiirdllo of
Bridgeport. assistsd lathe damn of
tho drank Episcopaljehuroh‘iast aven-
Namath. roudsrod‘har solo lathe an
as. Miss Antolmtts ;,mnm«. of
timomost hold if m reoelrsd
'rifslt r hut the outirs f
Magnet 8: Flynn
lun-miwrship. The.» ofllccrs follow:
_'i"rrsidonl. Mrs. Mabel Osgood Wright:
:Vlroproaldoni, Rev. Allan F‘. iieoman.
, Mrs. E, l. Walls. Southport; Mrs. Mon
l his Tyler, Sow lluvou; secretary. Mrs.
EW. ll. iiiuvcm treasurer. Miss Mary 8.,
lKippvn; executive board. Miss Funny,
'{lllnckleyu Mrs. Samuel Whoeior. Mrs.
Henry 1‘. Sturuss. Miss battle Lacy.‘
lhira. Wahor Smith. all of l-‘alrilcld:
iMl‘s. Kailwrluo M. Spaldinx. Mrs.
IHoward ll. ‘Wahemnu. Bridgeport;
Miss Frances Hard and Wilbur Ff
ZSmlth. South Xorwalk; Mrs. Chester:
ili‘. Bruah. Danbury; Miss Kaihelns;
Wilcox. Woatport; Mrs. Edward Gull.
for their dance to be held a weak ;;
from Wednesday in the town aalmbly ~
hall. The tickets have been received 11
thdl. I:
the dance will be more successful than ~
received word from Hon. G. ii). the: '2
South Normdk on the not last. it .2
which time ducal Tribe. No. Instill j;
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Cool weather will soon be here. Place your order
with us and you will be prepared with the but Coal
mined. ' ' .
HARRIS 8r GANS
.. F For thm week only We have about one hundred pairs of 3150.33.00
and $3.60 Women's shoes we are going to soil at $1.98. All sizes.
The White Shoe Store I
90 Washington St. am the Good ShomGome From"
r q‘ojILI;IZI:';ILIIIZUII_III:I: u.» a
i DWQRQK ,I'VIDINOI m. The N. E. Rylu
an. the calcium in tho comma quart of hid no
divorce suit of .ii‘ntia M. Grumman}? boost: the gloves troy . y
is sis 13). Grace, both of Norwa’ 2’ load; from tho but " lldf‘
has on presented to Judas cards in an , f.
tho shperlor court and the " t
r,
Coal! Coal! Goal!
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.-.-.~.~ in:
out! scum
hr.
0 lluoai
bert. firoons Farm»; M. Van Name,
New Haven.
RODOIRI' FLIGHT NDAIG END.
PASADENA. Cal. Nev. dwwnethsr
Aviator C. P. Rodgers will bring his
ocean flight technically to an and
above the Pacific Ocean off Venice,
Beach or at San Disco. Cat, is a quea-
lion not settled. Roprouentailma of
both are clsmoriug for the honor.
wall as that of his managers, and it
one «mm to pay tho most to ho cho-
sen. ‘
‘ Officially. Rodger-f flight came to an
and yesterday. when ha shouted at
Pasadena. and it is possible that tho
, diaht over the. water will not be made
- for soverai days. should Venice be Inc.
' osssfui in the contest for favor, it
probably will not taint place until
next Soliday in order to allow sunday
. beach soon a sight of the aviator in
'1 action.
K‘VILE IILLIWI' PUNIRAL.
.. .«to aftaud tho
' Bellow.
butho'ltov‘fli‘athor II. A. Taylor.
VIIIM‘lby 'lhi 0th.! W331,
w hm hm , ; Oi
mm ‘ ’
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Both have had tho ear of Radars an:
i
probably will be uttlod by a bid. the;
..‘ NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-A few por- hunts would occupy
,: sonar frisada oathslod at the Charchxdhilau
< of the Blessed Sacrament this moron
funeral of Kylie
‘ . Tho actorwhadg. no rais-
tlvsa in this Matty. add tho mum to comply
wars private. “they miss conductsd
tag; “V. mount. MVNOL
charm. 'llha body «armor» hm ginormous. tort manor isms
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”=1..-“ -... a.
F. E. Lockwbod 8K Company will
give you a $25 Gas Tank for
$16 and your Old Generator-«—
for your Automobile.
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Now is the Time to Buy
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M. Wright’s
IS THE PLACE
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vus nous: or
compare values.
on experience that this store i".
cums-run 1'0 ass»
Thurman. Persia, Nov. fir—Tho 5...”, Norm,“ 3;." cum ‘0 mp .
Russian minister today presented an
1ultinatum to the Persian aovsrnmeat'
forth that unless the Persian'comoiainia. last aldhh that than was
Fol-aim Affairs [room‘s serious disturbance in the former
“mm to they'lhllldlen residence in Chastnut amt. . *
Pound. on tho and it was feared that someone would _.
ssisure of the proper-,1“: ialursd. .Cilliinlfl Gibson. with of.
femovuj the floors Toothlil and dammls. responds
treasury gsndamarlos and rsiuststod 00. and may found that than was a .
the Persian coasachs formerly there.‘ tenors] disturbance in promos. Tho ‘ V
the provincas of'occupanta of the house claimed that. ‘
muons of the men had lust rotor-nod
basis, and wanted to fight with worr-
ho came in contact with: it was -
in their efforts to quiet him that I“
haaos had followed.
mm of the party, wars nomad
DO man that“. any further trouble occurred
'Mttlug
Minister of
stood for the allow!
2ltusulau vice consul. ht.
occasion of tho
ty of dhuoEs-sultauoh;
and Iiaaanderau. in the
of Persia. bordering on the Caspian
is». ~
The aovarnmaut has decided not
with the Russian demand.
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Mauritius. mm 1. Wolds.
mac; n. a. mam may win cm as
_ moon g on the norm direct
The Paris Cloak & Suit Housc
GOOD CLOTH E8
33 South Main Street. South Norwalk
if you don't trade here we both lose money.
the habit of tradlul hero it'wlil pay you to investigate our goods
and prices before making your next purchase. We like to have you
This store always wins with the woman who oom-
paroa. You will find here the right larmsnts for every scallion. fissu-
tlful Suits from $9.98 up to $26.00. This season'- correct styles of
Coats from $6.98 up to'026.00. New styles in Dresses from ".98 up to
$35.00. We also carry the blunt line in town of Skirts, Wallis,
corsets and Petticoats. We want your bualuoaawbut we don‘t expect
a if you can do better elsewhere—«and w. want you to know by your -
the best in town.
a Disturbance.
ilaptaiu of Police Gibson
0110
honors! distur
if you are not in
Hour m cuss'ruur araaar.
a a
mind
souls arrests would be made.
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