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avenue, mtyeaterday afternoon in
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OuriDellcious
PLEASE THE HOME FOLKa I‘
Put ~All. package of
Home-made
VINOL
The modern TONIO RIGON-
s'rnuc'ron. containing the medic
insl extractives of Fresh Cod hiv-
srs. with Peptoaste ”of iron.
F. ii». any”
CANDY
in your pocket tonight
ALL strips or sAKElw
’ choppers
r. A.“ LANE
It Washington street.
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Andusea’i Lam Works .
at all ummsuraoutm '
for sale. All kinds sf rslairlng :
given spacial attention .
south Nor-walk
Oyster shall Point. Home": ' ’.
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Charles Buck. Jr. '
ELECTRICAL 1
comacron
Gasman
.. REPAm‘ worm
Address:
51 MAIN 07.. NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 901: issues. 21-8
Francis Moron of Ridgeiield atten~
tied the high school dance last eve-
Ding
Mrs-"W. ill. Stevens. of. Bayview ave-
nue. has been visiting in Greenport.
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initiation. an on .Weil Gibson, our
new i0c Cigar.
The cider mills about the country
hm.- all practically closed after a
véry busy saloon.
Reprei'entgtlhl Henry Mnibeis of
Upper Main street. was a visitor in
Bridgeport yesterday. :
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Colonel George D Russell and wife
attended Poll's theatre in Bridgeport,
yesterday afternoon.
O‘Brien. ,
~1Ataat Style Caps.
Min chm Murray.“ Bridgeport.
spentgiast evening in town, attending
the high school dance.
r. it“
of Pmipect
Thomas F. Flaherty.
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Bridgeport on business.
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. regular drill will be held.
‘time, was today removed to the in-
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Welcome Stranger lodge. Sons of
St. George. will meet regularly Tues
day evening.
”Buckingham Post. No. 12. G. A. R.,
met last evening and transacted rou-
tine business. .
Pride of Court Narrnlr Circle \‘o
801. will hold areaular meeting on
Tuesday chains.
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The Sixth Company. C. A. C.. C. N.
6.. will meet on Tuesday evening. The
it man named Bengdr, who has been
at the Westpart Sanitarium for some
sane hospital at Norwich. He was ac
companied by Constable Samuel C.
lreland. '
Mrs. R. 1.. Cobum of i0 Crescent
Terms. received a telegram yesteh
day morphs. menacing the sad news
or the sudden death of her mother.
at Columbia (Pennsylvania where she
had been visiting with her am. Mr.
and Mrs Coburn left yesterday to ab
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on Holiday.
Philip Haber. oi Stevens street. left;
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Heerdt, oi
South Norwalk, were week end visi-
tors of friends in New Canaan.
Peter Roland, of Bridgeport attend- i
ed the high school dance here last
evening. having not missed one for
six years.
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Arthur Bushell and Thomas Brady.‘
of the local trolley lines attended
Poli' a theatre in Bridgeport. yesterday
afternoon.
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'—Brown Derbies. O'Brien.
Herold Baldwin, rated 80 and Nor-
man Shaw.
this evening.
Wallace Mollmer, of Brldgi-port
came to Norwnlk lust N'olllllg and at-
tended the Senior Class dance in the!
high school.
Miss Florence Denton. of Ridgeilold,
spent last evening with friends in
town and attended the senior dance
in the high school.
The slate hoard ofeducstlon in mall
in to school officials and others in
terestcd an abstract of the laws re-
garding the attendance aiid employ-
ment of children.
—-Come to the Armory and hear the
chimes. Thanksgiving Eve. at the Na-
val Militia dance. Dancing from it to 2,
The Bridgeport Local-Assembly of
the Brotherhood of Bi. Andrew meets
at Christ Church. Strstford. Tuesday
evening. Local delegates. among
whom are Henry 0. Bailey and ll. Lin-
ter Turner. of “daily Church. will
take the 7:1 o'clock train for Bridge
port on that evening.
Harry M. Gardner. the well known
local printer. yesterday celebrated his
elghtloih birthday anniversary.- sir.
Gardner is a remarkable man and his
history is an interesting one. He is a
highly respected citizen of the town
and is one who favors all moves pro-
gressive. Though born in Entgland,
Mr. Gardner has been here since he
was thirteen years of age. He has
conducted his printing establishment
since 1896. He received many can
statulstlons from his local friends.
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rated 70. will ploy pooh
in the Norwnlk Club pool tournament
yesterday for New York city where he’
will join his father. Together they
I‘wlll attend the Army and Navy game
this afternoon. hi“ Maher's brother
Stewart. attending Annapolis. The on.
iilre body of students will be cuter-
trained and will be dined by the stud-
this of the University of Pennsyl-
‘vania. , l
The heavy rains and the consequent:
ifllilirg of the lakes and ponds moans'
an unusually good ice crip The water.
icourses and basins have all been nushi I
:ed and cleansed by the rains and the
water is clean and pure. Before there
can be any great decrease in the quan-
tity of water in the ice ponds the ice!
men'will have completed their harvestg
'nnd the ice should be as clonn’ antlf
wholesome as the water from which
1 it forms.
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y The highway below Sugar Hollow.
‘between the two roads branching off
i to Ridgcnold. is still closed on account
.lf improvements that are under way
litters and automobile traffic between
illanbury and Nor-walk still goes by
{way of ilidgeiield. it was expected
to hate had the road completed about
a week also. but unexpected delays
occurred. it is now predicted that if
«the weather is favorable. the cosmic
tors will linish by the first of next
week. With that piece of road open it
will be possible to get ‘throush to
Norwalk without making a detour to
Ridgeheld.
Thrift
is so essential to happiness
' in this world that the is
to practice it is. to mr
comprehensible. r It is
an easy. simple thing. and 'it
means so much; it is tits
foundation oi aucoosa in bush
nan. at contentment in the
bouts. of standing in the coin-
ninnlts. m-Russaii flags. .
'rsrilty motile deposit this
savinll with the
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, % Clothing Stores are like Men ....
Othersyonarenotsosmsbout
is} their [and qualities.
. ~ Ensure you come here for
The New Store .
“Wall St. Norwalk.
Large Long Clams
for Baking
Blues. Weeks. (Sea Trout. Smelt. Flats, Halibut. Frost. Black.
Eels, Spaniih Mackerel. Salmon. Long Island. New Redford
and Sea Escallops, Mill Pond Oysters, Long and Round Clams.
Curtis's Bridge Fish Market.
nun-sot. lea.
tend the funeral. which will be held _. 1. .
Advance Showing
Holiday Neckwear
A large assortment of Neoli-
wear in Jsbots Side Frills. As-
cot (follars. Stock Collars. Collar
and (luff Sets and Bows in all
the latest shades Each one in
a box.
Prlcaa ran a from 260 up
See win w display,
THANKUGWING FOOT CARD!
a ter- so and 6c
J. I. Mallette
(Fonnsrly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. «9
.1clotheashouldbosclscsed as Mm your friends—-
This store has attained a reputation for QUALITY arid
MODES? PRICES and is backed by our guarantee of SAT- -
REACTION with every purchase.
TWO STORES:
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Winter Suit and Overcoat
Every fabric. every style. at prices to suityour own 1 .
purse.
$10. $12. $15 and all the way‘io $30
are often a source of infection. Eml-
nent physicians tell us that microor-
ganisms gain their entrance into the
human system through some point of
inflammation. it was supposed for
years that gout and rheumatism orig-
inated from an over-abundant and too
rich diet: now the consensus of opia-
lon is that they are a "pus disease"
and the purulent discharges of ulcer-
ated teeth are responsible for some of
more severe types of rheumatism.
Attention to the teeth and gums
where supperation exists is imperative
to good health.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
”is south slain st. Booth Norwall
Hours: I a. in. to I p. In. Bun-
days by appointnsat only.
sass oluvaav.
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“Wham“..- , ,
Yes. indeed. it dcss hit the bull's
an of purity. quality and delicious.
ness-~our ROXIURY WHIIKEY.
'l‘hls whiskey is a fully aged. puns.
exquisitely flavored whiskey that is
genuinely delicious.
if you have an exacting palate you
will iind noxauav a splendid pro-
duct. n.” the quart.
Castelisno & Bardsni
Prompt Delivery Iver-mars
28 Railroad Ave.
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A THOUGHTFUL A07.
The 'following incident actually oc-
curred in the stroots‘of Rochester: A
than was leading a dog by a chain.
”The dog had a big bone in his mouth.
and dropped it. He strained. it tho
chain in the alert to recover ills
bone. but the use drums him on re-
lentlossiy AWIC'I‘IW girl. play-
ing in the street. observed the dog's
diliuultr. picked up the bone: ran
nor as dog. a'ad restored to hint his
property. An example of perfect sym.
‘mrhn-«Wtslirsd nail. in (flirt-nan
Register... ’
if you want your “buam' lit
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THAMER
“[1le AND OPTIClAN'
GOOD IVIOIGHT
is enjoyed by a glut many people
today because we know how to ill
their glasses properly. We employ
experienced Ocullsts to examine
eyes and guarantee satisfaction.
I? Atlantis Oquars, Itamford. Conn.
Open. aaturday Evenings
THAlill'ittiViNl‘l
COAL
Our (team truly Thanksgiving Cool.
for it's of the kind that burns clearly.
soondmlusilr and that moons" a won-
dOI'MIv lax-so amount or hast.
'i‘liis Thanksgiving pram the
Thanksgiving diam with n stove
burning our seal-«sad. also. had the
horas with our ocaiuaa‘ you'll be
truly initial.
- Pound Ridge, who recently underwent
Mrs. Stephen Hoyt. pi Carter street
is convalescing nicely from a severe
cold.
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Miss Hattie Sconoid is now residing
in the Vietenheilner house on 0113“!“
avenue. ’
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'Auguotus Buckley has resigned his
position as cook in the Raymond res-
taurant.
A. Ill. Weslcott has been painting the
Interior and exterior of A. 8. COOR'I
lunch wagon.
G. d: Wiiser has installed a Basalt
meat and bone grinder in his Main
street market
Thanksgiving
MsALEW
Beers and Ales.
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NOTE—Sec Friday’ a Sent
83 A .5 WA'HINGTON IT. .
Raisins. Currants. Citron. Lemon or Orange Peel, Dudv
ley’ s or Iron Mountain Pumpkin, Cranberries. Oranges, Nuts.
Figs. Dates. Mince Meat, Apples, Sa c, T
a complete stock of Thanksgiving
BECKMANN QUALITY IS RIGHT
BECKMANN PRICES ARE RIGHT.
A. F.Beckmann 8: Go.
Phone «0. scorn uoawsut” ‘
6. Grapes, and
nos. 'quors, Bottled
incl (Nov. 24) for prices.
Mrs. Francis M. Often has purchased
a building lot on Stamiord avenue
from Mrs. B. F‘. Often.
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8. R. Roscoe has moved into the
Rogers house, opposite the Catholic
Church. formerly occupied by Louis
Kroger.
W. E. Horton is picking a late vs-
risty of garden truck which be planted
late in the fall. It is said that the
radishcs in particular are exceptional-
yl good.
George 1. Roscoe. aupa'visor of
an operation for appendicitis at the
lateraiiardrhospitai. has slmost entirely
recovered and is now at his home.
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The Dauahters of the American Rev-
olution will holyi their annual euchre
for the benefit of the night schooi.,ii
Raymond‘s Hall. Monday evening. De-
cember i. D. A. R. members will
gladly furnish tickets to all who de-
sire them.
The priseturliey offered by the
Elite Bowling Alley air the highest in-
dividu‘l score during the coming week
is attracting a great deal of attention.
Some high smres have been made and
there are about ten bowlers wall up
in the rolling The result is eagerly
awaited.
The Johnson garage on Forest
street has been considerably remod-
eled by giving the entire ground floor
up to the machine storage. The repair
department is'now on the second
floor. New machinery for the purpose
of lifting and lowering the elevator
has also been installed. An outfit has
been installed that will enable the
iirin to enlarge storage batteries.
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.\lrs. John Davis, 8n. has been quite
lil during the past week.
A little son has arrived in the house-
hold of Mr. and Mrs. (Earl Och.
Miss Harriet Olnislcad entertained
Miss Leila Olnislead, oi Norwalk. over
Sunday.
lilies Florence DeWitt went to New
Haven last Saturday and enjoyed the
YalePdnceton football game.
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H. 0. Thomson has had his reai~
dance rerouted. also his studio. A
local carpenter bad the contract.
Reuben (loopple. who has been ab.
sent all summer under a contract on
the state road near Waterbury. has re
turned homo.
bliss Florence ilurd has been spend-
ing some two melts with Motives in
Stratford. While there Ills was at-
tached by illness. but is now conva-
ioscins. ‘
liouls War-nob. contemplates build-
ing a bungalow on his land at Batalpa
Heights. which commands a fine vlow.
Mr. Warnclte recently sold his rosi-
doncs to out~oMown parties.
The sidewalk committee of the Civic
League. gave a benefit whist yesterday
afternoon at the horn. of Mrs. R. W.
Rosier. The proceeds will be devoted
to a new path on the road to the pest
onlce.
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The lsmpérnture Thursday morning
was about the lowest. this fall. Ice
floss solid and the boys enjoyed sltat-
ing. A number of those interested
have been busily engaged building a
data across the pond in the rear of
acorns Osdcn's.
Aplayandeuacsrtwilliialimii
ELIE! I. GAO!
Having leased the Nelson Taylor
to Water anus.
18 WACHINOTON I
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only 25 cents and the object is to gain
all poaaible for this necessary enter-
prise. not to speak of the pleasure of
the entertainment.
WESTON
Henry ll. Wheeler is again on the is-
valid list.
Air. and Mrs. Josef Errlco have mov-
ed to Norwalk.
Mrs, 1.. M. Gould is spending today
in The Norwallis.
Frederick Banks spent yesterday in
South Norwalk on business.
Theodore Hamilton continues wry
ill. to the regret of his friends.
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bliss Florence Banks in spending
the weekend at her home in Nornold.
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Mrs. 1". B. Banks was an over-night
guest yesterday of bin. hi. '1‘. God:
trey.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Puncher have
left town to spend the winter in \Vlllh‘
Plains.
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Mrs. P. E. Wairotnan. of Westport
bu visited relatives in town this
week.
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Mrs. R. C. Williams and Master
Frank liarcor are spanning the day in
lirldgoport.
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Mrs. Caroline Budd. who has boon
ill for aovsral writs. la liloillslli in be
improving,
Dr. Frank Gorhsm, who has bot-n
seriously ill for several weeks. is now
able to sit up. i
E. is. Ferguson returned to Norwnllt
isst evening. after spending a low
days in town. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Scbimoi and son.
Albert. have left town to spend the
winter in Norwalk.
W
is A. Reade returned yesterday
from spendingyhis third week is
dbl-lapped pa Jury duty.
tars. st. 3. Ishtar use has been
sit «no in Norwslir to
, last svssias.
Automobile Repairing
are now in position to REPAIR YOUR AUTOMOBILE at short
notice. Telephone your auto troubles to us.
Machine Work a Specialty
~Ments for ECK DYNAMOS and MOTORS~ ‘
['19 Specialty Manufacturing. Co.
03 [XlRi Sililll i
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VERY seer cnsmssv BUTTER... ........................ At our
suoaa—squa-—sucan. ................ AtCeat "
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Once Used, Always Used
The Great A&P Tea Company
Tel. No. ass. Deliveries 0:” a. M- and 2:80 p. m.
'iions from Easion. vRidgencld 33;"
w. n. momma , ‘ \
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building. Steamboat Place, we
South Nbl'iflllk. Goon.
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r. court-I noawaut.
FREE oaLWII‘V.
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non Oranges last evening.
Airs tilorsce Banks has returned to‘
Danbury. after spending sacral weeks
with Mr. and Airs Eugene Beers.
Mrs. S. A. Waterbury has returned.
from Stamford and is now settled in‘
her new home the former Hamilton
MIN:
Mrs. Clarence Shipman was ‘the~
gtwst yesterday of her parents. In.
and Mrs. lverson C. Funion. on the
East Side.
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Mrs. D P Porry, of Milford and
Airs. G. 8. Banks, of Rodding. have ‘
been recent guests of Mrs. Marlin
Rowland.
The usual services will be held in
the level churches lomm‘l‘ow with
t‘hiliiiiun lr‘iilieavor lilt‘f‘lllllt at the
Norlield tongregmionnl (‘iturch at ’I_
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Mrs H. 1.. Pastor and daughter
Ruth. of Springliclil. Rinse. are in
town for a visit with Mrs. Poster's slit-
tors. Mrs. R l". Notebook" and Mrs.
l R. .‘iinililunc.
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The woman who dt‘i‘iiii‘fl questions
in -lho hiilmh-"R‘ili'li and where to‘j ‘i
may» when to sublet a ’roomwwhena
to start buying a homo « needs but.
little hole aside from tit-nitric! Want
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The Young Mail's
Opportunity
Many a Mall saiai :mi buslnsas
"We ~llirlOtl as ,-. steals} ’ ’
There is no sursr M
Hi) model.
The stenographot has iinliw ,
lied opportunity to master the ‘
important details of the has!»
nose. tie becomes his employ- .
on right hand man and is in
dlmt lino for promotion. 1
he also has a knowledge of
bookie/luring. his services are _ .
still more valuable. ~
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Merrill College
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aftermath“ two walls with ‘
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