V I N 0 L The modern TON": IIGONn ITRUG‘I'OR. containiu tho medio- inal extractives at Fresh Doll Liv- ers. with Foptonats of iron. Bold only or 'F. H. IAXTIR ‘ PM ‘1 Mkus of .. 9 Our DeliClOus 3': Home-made CANDY in your podket tonight ALL loans or IAKEHY eaooucrs ' IF. A. LANE at Washington lit-oat. south Norwsllt AalmsanchWorks Lsmhesandlloas of all our. promptly ballot" loat- for ash Killian of repairing siren lat attention. ~ » Oyster than "into Not-walk e II‘z'n o:e‘-;l s'. a;i‘tf i . I i ”Charles Buékfiir. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR GENERAL REPAIR WORK Address: iii MAIN 07.. NOIWALK - Telephones: Office. 001; house. 21-! The Hon. John H. Light has been secured by the Hartford Equal Fran- chiae league to be chairman of the meeting at Ptu‘sons‘ theater this eve- . hing. - The semi-monthly meeting of the South .Norwalk Donal. Socialist Party. . will be held this evening in its rooms ‘io the Lauder block. in Soueth Main strreet. The semi-monthly business meeting V of Court Mahacliemo. No. 33 Forest- ’ers of America. will be held this even- ,dng in the K. of P. hall, in Washing- * ton street. ._ ~Smolte Old Well Cigars. The members of Volunteer Circle of King‘s Daughters will hold a sale ..aind harvest social this evening at 7:30! o'clock in the Sunday school room *of the South Norwalk Methodist Epic . copal Church. i’erfecto 10c The fortleth semi-annual conven- [lion of the Connecticut Beolteopers‘ a“ association will he held in Bridgeport Friday. Done 1. The W 'swill be “lewd“ Midas hall. ,I‘Broad street near Cannon street op- .posite the postomce. The sessions. avenue. spent the Sabbath with reiar lives in New York city. Jersey. is visiting his aunt, Mrs. John J. Higgins, of Burritt avenue. chimes. Thanh-giving Eve. at the Na- —- u...“ Miss Mamie Sheridan. of 32 Wilton ..._._..._._.._.... James Mulholland. of Orange, Newt ..f....m»...._.._ A horse Belonging to John iiyde. the Norwallt oil dealer. slippad,fell1 and broke the left thigh. Dr. Gilbert M. Brundago experts that the horsei will recover “Come to the Armory and hear the val Militia dance. Dancing from 8 to 2. All the memberii or Court Cecile. Daughters of Castlle, who anticipate attending or Who cannot attend the. intranet to be held on December 5th for the members of the court. are re quested to notify Mrs. Frank A. State, 25 Belden avenue. by postal card as to their intention in order that the. ar- rangemonta may. he completed by the committee. The notices must reach Mrs.” Stateychsirman of the commit- tee. by Saturdnv. December 2nd. l —-noos'o..‘toc. met... soc! uneasily. 20c» tools, 18c. ’i‘drto‘yd to spline; lb. Hayes’ Mitt. Bank Commissioner Charles OR your holiday feast—for Thanksgiving or Christ- mas—you’re particular to get the best you can find: Now be just as particular about the clothes you wear. They’re hutch Inono “important; last longer. if you’re really criti- cal about it; want the best in "chic" appearance of the Frenchwo man—yea. even in a railroad station. There are many new touches that our designers in the great center of fashion have added to new fall models. Fol‘ instance the monk's hood. which in the large circular or square collar con- Nsw Seeded Raisins, pkg ..... We New Paper Shall Almonds. iii-- .286 » :noicnudaodg Hal-ms, pku.. .12c New Mixed Nuts. “3...... “lg boa Iaparats “filmy-w... alloy aw tron ........ .184: New English Wal tits. lb. ......1 ‘ . ‘ Lsr. “in or Orange 'Posl lb.. ..170 New Pecan Nutm’ih . . . . . . . . . . .1lc g For tlloround comfort and utility Fancy Tabla Raisins. pa. ..... muse Brazil Nata, lo. . .. ..... .. .ch . titration; separate coat is still much in New Sal Raisins. pita” .1Iol New Hazel Hutu. lb. ....1dc . «9"- favor in Paris. The well-dressed pal-l. gas: y' PCran:|orrios. qt ..... 1:: gain: Mince Moat.. é l ”20.15, 50.? sienna ”my. numbers one long coat "as"; ‘urrppn, can ....... ranges .......... road as to so in her outfit and lines it for traveling . n a n umpkin‘. can. .10o Fancy Baldwin Apples, pit ..... 30p Z i «by boat, tral nor motor. That is one ' TEAS BUTTER WiNE ‘ of the reasons for the immaculate, COFFEE“ 59‘” LIQUORS A. F. Beckmann 8t 00. 83 l 86 WAOHINGTON ST. W Phono 440. SOUTH NORWALK . ‘ . i varied to a pointed and tasseled hood at the back. is one of the additions to long serge. ratlne. cheviot or English suiting cloaks. This can wally be used as a hood. the front revem blit- toning over and the caputbin fully pro- tecting the head toise shell or brass form a decided fea- ture in trimming the saparate coats. Braid is used largely to simulate butv tonholes and to give a jaunty, miiiutry effect. Triple capes. double capes and lame pockets are in vogue, while the lininga of these favorities are serviceable and . decidedly attractive. Thy are supplied with many ample pockets. and the wearer can rejoice in a delightful warmth as well. Some modola show a fastening at the right side. but genrally speaking our Pulaicnna prefers to button over Batman in large molher-of-pearl, tor» now in great demand. an the fashion- able hair dressing, with the soft wav- ed pompadour and psyche knot dress. ed high on the head. calls for both the ornamental pins and batettes for eve- nlng wear. A revival of the mound or mop hair dressing in a much more graceful form is needed. The hair is waved ind softly parted at the left side of the head. The hair is than coiled and piled high and wide across the top of the head in a becoming and natural way. Jeweled pins and the now buckle baratte to match are very effective with this hair dressingr—iiior- per's Bazar. Fichu Faataninas. The popularity of the Marie Antoin‘ ette iichu is undeniable. says the Phil- odolphia North American. The iichu line is one of grace and beauty and is to the left and the. mediates have re- iganled her choice. Contracting collars and cuffs of iwhite on colors or bright colors on innuml shades are the mode. 3 Some wraps or costs are cut straight lines and others have odd tlo seams and deviation from .atralght models. incl. the line of the waist is clear on isome and belts are very much in en- deuce. Oil the ill-2 Lillie panels are ill-i .used generally by the prominent mo Zdistcs on the fall and winter models. ‘ 3 But how in the fichu fastened? There 'are many answers to that question. Antique buckles are used on evening dresses to a great extent. Chiffon net.‘ lmaline, soft lace and mouseline are : folded across the shoulders and fasten. 'ed at the front on the girdle under oval. noun. circular and in regular metal buckles that are really old" or Large covers are the feature. and the painted or round shaped collars a the hack promise to decorate success fully the favorite gamenl. Heavy douhlofaced cloths are w lame is ready. iy used. This means that folded back hem. rovers. cuff or tab will trim the, cost by its contrasting pattern. Just a few buttons added to this, and mad- i‘or rery this material the vogue cleverly wrought to imitate the an t l iloue forms ! Fabric ornaments are also used. The velvet how, the alllt rosette or caboch- ldB-‘i, on or lace. the twisted form of cording are exemplification of the buckle idea. Huge flowers and bunches of small bio-eons have come into their deserv ed popularity, Washed Corduroy. 1 Attention to the teeth can Advance Showing Holiday Neckwear A large assortment of Nettle wear in dabots, Side Frills, As~ cot Collars, Stock Collars. Collar and Cuff Sets. and Down in all the latest. shades. Each one in il. box. Prices range from 25c up See window display. THANKSGIVING POST CARDS ' d for 5a and 53: J. I. Maiiotte" (Formerly Misses Dawson) ‘ 88 Washington .St. Tel. 449 _ The Teeth are Often a source of"lnfection. Ilmb' neat physicians tell us that micro-ori- . ganlsma gain their entrance into the human system through same point of inflammation. it was supposed for years that gout and rheumatism orig- lasted from an over- a-bundani and too rich diet: now the consensus of opin . ion is that they are a “pugdiaoaao'” and the purulent discharges on“ ated teeth are responsible for “It , more severe types of rheumatism ~ where supperation exists is imperative to good health. 'willbeat 1030s in and1:.30p m'jNobI , i c. who has been confined to hia| “”9 "“‘ “9 ““d'em” ”V sumu'ihome (in New Milford) by Minoan: ghc-ekeepe rs and the usual queiition box hopes to be able to resume his duties as commissioner soon. lie is able to or New York city, call ”mm mm lget outdoors and to take short walks. lion to their six per cent. gold bonds. down m m“ tillage. 5"" 30m“ “mi Scores of these bonds have been held “mm“mm‘r 5'0”“ h“ ““9“ “mm“. _by satisfied investors in this town to attend to the examination of the: "for several years past and all testify' bonito under the jurisdiction of the: ‘ to the promptnena in the payment of commission. b‘” h” ““0““ l0 WOTKZ .‘i‘intereat and principal. You can with- MW“ “0‘35 “0i ”Ct-aniline traveling: a," after "“99 years if yo“ “”th about the slate. ills colleague, (loin. D 8. Hall the local agent will he “39‘0“” ”twill “ultimatum hunks, gleaned to give you full information. New Milford Gaacttc I The (‘olfimhia Real Estate company M .- ~- Table raisins figs. “lungs and To- “ A large number of candidates were kay grapes. hats. dates HIDE fruit ‘ ‘initiated ““0 Norwnlli ““139. N" .709- orangea and bananas, at Nelson lloyl' a Benevolent and Protective mom of (:rocory l Ellis. yesterday at tho Elks‘ Home in _ ' South Main street. Following theZ State librarian Charles F‘ D. Bel-i work refreshments were served The den of Musaachllsetia and State U arlangemcnls for the annual memorial brarian George 3 Goddard of Connec l aervii'e. next Sunday afternoon. are tlcut, that Friday as a committee of about (ompieted it will be held In the national library associations at 0t i “034's Theatre at 3 o'clock, and all‘ lawn. Can, this next year. Mr. mi-l members of the lodge are requested t den is prelidonl of the National Assn-s to meet at the home at 2:30. and met elation of suite Libraries. and Mr. bend to ihe theatre in a body. ' Goddard is president of the American Annotation of Law Libraries. Mr. Jon“ mm“ a fireman 0“ the N" Goddard is acting secretary anti "Old- York New ""9“ “a “mum“ raii- urerf the National Association at Law road. who has been running on the Libraries The two discussed pro 3‘9" York- Pittsiield “”7““ slum gram. number of sessions 'and par- ‘ ”M mm" 0’03“" the Boston ‘ M sons who should he invited to attend. ban! trucks in Pittslleld Wednesday matting no decisions. . night and fell In front of an approach ~ :Iil lug train. ills right arm was so badly Til “it crashed that amputation was neces- nary. Cnrtin a home is in Great Bar is so essential to happinosaf in this world that‘ths failure flashed. to practice it is. to me. in- comprehensible. It is such an easy, simple thing, and it means so much. It is the foundstion of success in busi- ness, of contentment in the home, of stand” in the oom- lntillltr. ~Rlaalll Bane. Thrifty people deposit their; savings with the Miss hens Ls Pledge. of Southport. who is the fiancee of George L. Vance of Bridgeport. wsnsurprisod on Thurs- day evening by having a group of young people millto her an unexpected call at her home, Mill River Pnltry farm. Boothport, and who brought gifts of linen. Those present were: Misti Alice F. Knapp. Miss Gertrude Niemus. Miss Jennie Ila Pledge, Miss Alice Nichols, Miss Minnie Buckley. lflu Mary Noary. Miss Edna Md” cite. Miss Josephine Sandlford. George I... Vance. Martin R. Boer. Jarvis and nralnsrd Ls. Pledge. of midtown. mar. and tin. dollars. of south Not-walk .unridgspori. Post. quality and siylo. you’ll have Hart Schaffnor & Marx clothes; and we’ll see you soon; Wolvo got the best. ‘ Suits its and up. Overcoats $18 and up. Get your Christmas Gifts for your men friends in this men's store. Lots of good things here worth giving and getting. from 25c up to $85 for anlco fur-lined Coat. Large Long Clams for Baking Blues. Wsaks. Sea Trout. Smelt, Flats, Halibut. Frost. Black. Eels. Spanish Mackerel. Salmon. Long Island. New Redford n‘nd Sea Escaiiops, Mill Bond Oysters, Long and Round Claim. GutbiliZs Bridge Fish Market TILWONI I“. 3’1!“ “Lim- . More f lh H l 1 ill b ‘ (‘orduroy may not be the easiest or " mono B cove ' B elnp 1“ z lihlng in the world to wash because it'. Ed “at? “2.8:“ "3 “Z” I‘m“: 0: is so beatv but it certainly emerges storm on 3 a Com m a tree ‘from its bath fresh and now looking Wile-ii " to dbeldzgudvdi and’aeeii;s‘;oim a degree most unexpected bl htose prom se a co cont hunt on o e w whom the procm is ‘ new and un \ortb American. in. r . Auto Wash 3" ' 5 The wide drapery effect on both cor- A ruhbarvlined cane supplied with a 3 stage and skirt of evening gowns is im- itoidlng rubber wash basin. lowel.vloih'menaely favored. and lends a certain and other toilet accessories is some originality which would he dlmcult favor of the last season '~Pili|fideiphin tried one— New Haven Journal Cour I Dr. .l. H. MALLERY 16 South Main St. South m Hours: amnioapJn. M‘ dlyl by appointment only. OCULIBTS AND OPTICIANC . «W i The third slant of the honor at the Truth mom with soles in lash as ' flailioilc Club house under the sus- uni charms; manner. Ills Anal pleas of the catholic club and tile nmmsmo. “him . Knights of Columbus was equally salionoow samurai with the other two lira Miss Mary it ~ . m Mew sq . thing that will he apprailalcd by ont‘iotherwise to achieve. she takes long motor trips « \‘ewaaltl "'Nens. . Paris Points. Royal purple is decidedly modisii. Some of the new waists have the pepiuni extension. dome in akirtdum.’ * sashes. collars, culls and hair. i tbll‘ii blouses are trimmed withi white mouseilne do sole. . ‘ [ Many of the newest evening coais' are made with it single seam. Edd fringe are used to decorate tlie'n. . Muffa are bun affairs and are often lined with satin and chiffon to bar mantra with the color of the fur. The new tiiodcls chow high wsisted effects on skirts and slightly short- waisted effects on costs and cloaks:— Chicago Tribune. W...» Beautiful loads. HW‘ll bradworlt as the buyerii have brought back with them from tho olh~ or side has never before been seen on trimming counters. according to the New Yorit Sun. The beads include many metallic effects with all the rich. deep colors of the American lndlsns and the characteristic combinations of Romania and Bulgaria. but they slao coma in the dalntiest and loveliest evening blends. that remind one of the tints of rare paintings. There are dist minds studded wlith gold and sliver heads and with penis. in fact. in the gold and silver bands and leveled on facts the variety is wonderful. And the turtles and insist sarolslmsats are here in tire was wide choice of beau. that basil and two! mount tea with gold “ammonia antacid- otod with heads and tinsel. flair W ; namelits. lasaels, etc... made of ‘cm- 'Tcheted web] are iii‘f‘ll on the hats. says [till exchange pieces of the noel work for Panel offal to are still much oiii etl i there in such a true “so! pure while i with the tiniest imaginable gold thread We see fringes on sitirtii. tunicnil'l‘m‘hfled Willi 11' . i .. ~ -~ v» "'““'“.”"" . girl. Tunics are longer at the back ihnni tilt! front and elaborate embroidery7 'lonahla at present. and willie is rather ,7 victim mm heavy materials and oisphantf"»l.ondoil Globe. mmmmiurmou ' and , 1' «new GOOD EYESIGHT is enjoyed by a great many poo today because we know how to their glasses properly. We em experienced Oculisls to exam eyes and guarantee satisfaction 07 Atlantic square, Stamfordc Open Saturday _Evcnlngn Wool Tassels. Not only bands but queer-shaped or- One of the prettiest wliith ACE iNGETI Lace inset atocltings are to form part of the winter toilet of the English t-lhort skirts t'iblidge her to garb her nnltles attractively. The old plan of line lace only on black and willie stockings is no longer in vogue. for black hosiery is not particularly fash- The Young Man’s Opportunity Many s high salaried buslnoll executive started as a bidnoflr, rnpher. There is no surer or put into the background by the pro- better WM” m Will success.‘ railing lasts for color. Even eitpsne ivo lace is dyed to match the shade of will ruled for the stockings. Stripes of law.- are inset in some cases. while in otheru iilt' pattern in in the form of butterflies or true iovcrn' knots. The stonographor has unlim- , ’ lied opportunity to master the. important details of the hall? no». He becomes his employi- ' er's rishtbll’nd auto and is in a direct line for promotion. li‘ he also has a knowledge of litloltitoeplng‘. his services are still more rslusble. m Pretty Blouses._ in Paris nearly all the suits are in three pieces. says Vogue. the third pit-co being the blouse. which in gen- erally a combination or satin and chlf- INIOLL “0‘” ton. The prettiest of these blouses . . are made in old embroidery—a Chi» MEffi“ conege nests shawl or a rare piece of i’orsiaa loath Nomlli «with kimono sleeves and a little cot . lar of embroidered batiste. Those are Mamford Port Chaim, halted in over the skirt. overlapping it '. ’ about eight or ten incheil. The sleeves of all those blouses are either three- uusrtsr or hill length. suntan-ah- Vary wide Meta ribbons are a A dispute short so slavish that been beforli ”the court st in both. ills prosecutio’n m“ their w animal had been sin ed ovu- n.“ demand M mainline” Grouch nod; and it was at this point (area mum , that the magistrate made history w m trimming is m roamed for inquiring. "How do you satanic an his lilo. an the movies nor-lo. Wm hails tobsroand in the diinisst arena Hare you fetish? Get up was. can area m the hair quickly boom Mi lid! to W as
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