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Fire Alarm Henduusrtero . at Electric
OOUTH NORWALK FIRE. ALAIN
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Works. Telephone tor tire alarms.
llwanghlnctonugnd North Main ill.
Developing
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The best of work. Try us once and
A Few of Our
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.' , IN CURTAlNS-
SWISS, ETAMlNEB AND
, SCRIMB.
, , Mallnokemo.
LAcE CURTAINS you will always remember the place 33:11:“ ' fingofifimfimgy, print.-
500‘ to $260 I Palr for W “0”“ ‘ ‘gjlgngl'rhegtriiu ,;
'. . ' . ’ my s~nurlc l-lnl. "(Elmore and our Hotel! _32 INCH SCOTCH‘ GlNGHAMS-«Prettyz plaids, checks and “51%?
' At Both Stores. . ‘ a value advert Bed by other stores or 10c Our price, ynr o
. l. law- at a hit School.
E. 'K" BANKS 3: 0! Furniture, Draperies and Houeefurnlshings. Guaranteed price 1—;gzlliot‘grdRSFf gongord lug Linools 18 INCH TWILLED ROLLER TOWELING—Sold usually for 60 yard
Mahaekemo Hotel Block WM P BEERS‘ . reductions of tram taper cent. to 30 per cent. The sturdy buyers of fiwuo hhfltundng A“ ”A, m Our price, yard ....... Wt.” IIIIII 4c
south Norwelk "1° TheNorwul‘ks have learned to appreciate the strict truth of our state- {er ormik‘“.....“ 032:, V 72 1: so FULL BLEACH SHEETS—millet as a llyer, each
., l’I ’IwW at Ave and Cad or St.
manta. : Our goods are thoroughly wall made and warranted In every IEWZB‘: gohagla will: Axe.
is I 01‘ V0
particular and include all that Is best In high and medium priced llZ’éfi'oAVr‘” a algowe [list
0 mi on em 1:.
modern designs. We Invite a comparison of quality and prices. sfi—xSonth Main my mm at...
all-Lexington Ave. and Austin St.
27~West and Elm Grove Sta.
**** south Net-walk. Nov-walk. BEST QUALITY GALATEAB~ln stripes and plain colors; sol
12
others for 17c. Our price. yuld
WOMEN’S BLACK SILK BOOT HOSE-Wilh extln high split;
heel and toe. Sold usually for 60c. Tim and black. Our price
“’9 sell only the heat made BOYS’ and GIRLS’ STOCKINGB
i‘e’lmeo kwoo
0 5 , ill—goutho M‘é‘g. 5‘" between Grove and at .......... . ....... .. ...... . ....... ..... 2 pairs for 25's
' O [“8 . O §§Z§§Mfimfihfl°§§$flv°w€¢5"” "' 36 INCH PERCALESwPosltively worth 121-2c. Good styles."_ Si“
0 I , O ail—x avllund up?!" vétool Stl. only, yard. ...... ............ .......... do
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lllmgelrneid‘hve. and Cogegtm. 40 002. LADIES' LINGERIE WAISTSwNot 11 waist in me ‘
‘ 3:“93’3? ”XeAgg gfgtuawn “W at w01th less than $1. 00; some worth ,rnore Our spec ’
~. , _, , . “wanton“ and Quintard Av“. and Wu” price . . . . ........... . ..... . . . . ....................... . . . . . :5
, ‘ ‘ iii—Woodward and Lawn“. Aves. SILK PETTICOATS~In a big variety of calms; $2.50 values. Tait
iii-rOolden Hill St. and Elmwood live your pick at ............................................ . $1.39z
AN IMPEDIMENT IN THE spsscn Is BETTER THAN IMPEDI- §§:¥%?Etl“§3?osino’3§§§& on. private.
I ' t I , fiiTNoISwal‘togooogtncxgimpgxzte bezel.
- MENT |N THE THOUGHT. (x ) fid’azter £02. from whlgh the num
her of any box can be sounded.
Any poultry keeper who thinks he can do hull as well with One stroke at 13 noon and I a In
STREET AND HOUSE DRESSES-«Only a few left after the great:
rush of our opening sale. Some sold as high as $5.00, others»,
as low as $3.50. Take your choice while the lot lusts at $1.89 ,
SWEATERS—We sell the non-shrinkable Keller Kost Sweaters, the
. . standard time.1- best made in America today, perfect fitting, all colors, from..
out Bonnie Home Ground Feeds certainly has an impediment in ungngpgrtlrogie at odd times. tutlnl 0- 33,93 to 310,00
his thought- Poultrr ra‘lsers everyw11ere praise Bonnie Feeds. ”gmggfiglgmggwg.“ Wm “’0 0“" cI-llc MUSLIN UNDERWEAR—Lndles' Combinations made of or
There's a feed for every need, Bonnie Chi-ck Feed, Bonnie Growing Three slow eliokea. water to be Ihul quality nfilllsook. DI‘Otlill’ trimmed with embroidery and lace.
oft. 1-»- ——-1 Good value at 75c. Our special price .............. .. 490
Feed, Mush Feed, Scratch Feed. At 12:06 p. 111.. each Wasps-day. a be:
is oiled for test.
rc alarms for on district also to:
MANUEL 7- HATCH' solved by telephone. 2’1.
ONE LOT COMBINATIONwExtra fine quality French cambrlc, henna
tll‘ully trimmed with imported embroidery and lace. Every gar-
ment worth $2.00 to $2.50. Your choice .......... 980,
MEET ME AT THE
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers-—Bonnle HOme Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXII
Fire headquarters. o6 Van zant Street
Clifford Sherwood is spending a Miss Madeline McFarland, of Bout- ' Telephone 1'70 S h N [R D G d C . ,
week ill Belmar, N. J. " on street, is spending the day in Stam- 5~§lnfhnscsh§lfl fp{é¥$§3é) out orwa ry 00 S 0..
”fly-— . ' ford" ‘ V W m , ”" 212:E:etvlil'ashln(:rlon and Fort Ste. . o ‘
William Clary has taken a position __.._._._. t ’ atggg‘zflgtgld 111mg??? A"- 28, 30 and 32 south Mall] St.
as chauffeur for Dr. Burnstein, of R0- Mrs, and Mrs. Henry G. F‘roeh. oi‘. 217”“,mflem St.
izaswron and Charles Ste.
‘ . L ' strct. n‘e l‘ dilll the do at ‘
“m“ .._._.._ 13.11:... 8...‘ i’ , Concrete. Cement. Flag ,his;proprietors...
m... Sm... .p... 3...... .. -——-—~—— . IICurb & Gutter Reset '3i.:?.‘3.‘iliil..t‘.‘i.a“Mill‘s?“
Huntington, L. L, watching the inter- h ir. and Mls. Charles Walters of , ' ‘ .ilildMCove Ave. and Fifth St.
national boat races. . South Main silweet are spending a tow. Old wan’siRrecovered ‘33?"Bmmam and Blacksmne 5" (Tell
, lSll—KeVser St and Pine Hill Ave. ET“
“3‘5 1“ “mm“: 0W 3 . (iiGradlng, Excavating. Team Work sow—Shore Haven (Te- )
ixizmix'oyacr St and Duck Pond 1d. Told
'Hal‘l'y lGOOdh’ln, of Washington w... A telephone message to Electric Station
street was a visitor in New York city, Philip H’ighblocll, of Philadelphia is (705) mbet‘lsm:gfiagt‘hrztot’i‘rgfanmelgmd
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, - - . . RAYMOND BROTHERS 1
yesterday on business t 9 guest of Mr. and Mrs. Etiwuld ‘ ”mug “(MS mu 0"” M pulled to,
38011. 0f LOWE SEWER fire on relllises where located.
Seconl nlsrms ale only to be given by
the. chief or acting chief upon his arrival
at the his
William Nolan has taken a position I
as Saturday evening clerk in Glover's Mr. and Nine. George Shultz, oi Phil-z
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. Sp eel-l Blah-Io
shoe store in Norwalk. adclphia, are visiting their nepllow,‘ 1-0m, blast a,” odd “mes, mung 0, lino
-—~—--———- William J. Sclllitt. of Lowe street. open
Miss Louisa Smith. of Brooklyn. is ...___._. . t . ifi‘l’ii’w‘ll“§h§3s.‘Il’ifih‘imm'm “n" Whats your “e stern" of judgi g a car" it at
. . , _ ‘ - . i “ ' ' '11 11—«Tuenty live. at 8 s. to. no morn- .‘ n ‘
spending a ten an” at the home or Mr and Mrs. J01m_My9” and tam ? B aCkson 5' WA”- 373557 i log session of public schoolm complishmcnt counts with you more. than fashions
illr. and Mrs. Fried Ridell. , ily, of Danbury, are waiting with Mrs. . . NORWALK. lil- --ii——Twentv Miro Aft 12331? p h no sf- tickle iancles-1ou 1] throw prejudices to the'
X -—-—-——— Clam Deysenroih, of Boutou Street. ‘ ,,,,fi§',‘i’{’_“_;::f 1?,§,,l",‘,,,,§kf§ 23%,, th- u'luds—and judge the Ford on its merits. lts
L. D. Paganetti, of Stamford, was Optician PHD"! “5 entire department. the one car that has stood all the tests. S. L.
a visitor in town yesterday after- Roy Laydon. of New York city, Benedict. agent, 98 South Main street.
noon renewing old acquaintances. -spent Sundny and Labor Day at the ' E vth ~ " " th . 0 fl 1 L NORWALK'FIRI ALARM:
‘ m {home of‘his parents in Broad street. ver , rug in e P » ca , ine l, $3353 (2:113:31: 1'33: “5.31%.? 11313:. .....
Miss Anna Gottlleh.‘ of 18 Haviiand -___.. gfi—fip‘lglnng gin; and Kellen Street.
street, is spending a few days with re- Miss ‘Madeline Sullivan , of Ann Eyes Examined Free 25:“.63, Afem‘m and Berkeley 5m...
latives and friends 111 New Haven. sheet, and Miss .\ellle Lee, of Un- ‘§§"€1hnklin Avenue {Ind Lynel Place
w res house. (Private box).
ion street, are spending 11, few days 2%—ghettoAxenuemnnddlffrw‘mdagrgg‘tn
Miss Lucv Ramsay. of Brooklyn. 51- with relatives in New York city ‘ - M r wm on to or ‘ G d G C I d 20
' . ~ “well: i Street snl Helbor Avenue.
Y., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. ' - as—W‘tis‘t’ehvenue. min. the armory. 00 . teen or“ , per Olen C
isosm na Street and Elm Crest
M. Brede, of Lowe street. over Labor A. J. Collins. who recently under- , Ilerii‘a: Street and Wilton “9"“ Green Lima Beans [ “aft 05
Day. went an operation for appendicitis at - glhrfgscgigfigegnd North Avenue. DC (I I,
the Norlvalll Hospital will be able to ‘ , ‘ . ‘ Eel—gm? alligaigagnedflglngnllegéne. Tomatoes, per quart . . . . . . . . . ...... . .......... . . . . . . . . . . 50‘
Victor N. Ferris and party of iriends leave that institution on Wednesday he 0 er u omo l e ' ‘ v Canaan Road and Fair'Street. Potatoes, per peck , _ , _ , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, , _ 35‘:
have returned after a two weeks’ stay or Thursday. lib—Chestnut Street. near Summer at. ' , "
at BMW Island. A finetlme l8 report- W... . Th h k d b' 33:313'5} “shamans colon Avenue. Peaches, per quart ......... . . . . ........... .. . ,
ell. “ Miss \lazle Murphy and .lnna Goth! e car t at ta ea You any (“Stance an ““39 Y0“ baCk Ila—East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue. Sweet Potatoes, per peck ............. .. . . . . . .. 35¢
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lieb, teachers of the South Norwalli again in peace and comfort. - e “3 "m“ “a ”1“” w” Home Musk Melons, Oranges, Cucumbers. Squash, Beets.
George «Palmer. of Sound View Ter- School district, have resigned tllcll
1913 MODELS
race, has taken a position as chauf- positions and will enter their now du
. * ROWAYTON PM! ALARM DlITRIOTl ' ..
> NOW Ready for Demonstration ‘t Out'Garage. 12-H|Ihllfld AVG to N I N. H. ‘ n ‘ .
Ieul‘ With a prominent family at “95 in New York (-ny' R, n, w , ‘ V
. Larchmont Manor. , llngggogfilampmggny ‘12:,“ 20 NORTH MAIN or. PHONE I'll
.._. James Kearney resigned his pesitlon 11-44011: lei-Ind Bound to MeKlnle at. , ‘
e il-' '.0entrai " HeKlnley State annoys: W...
Mrs. Thomas Shelly and daughters in the Glendenning Drug Store, Sat~
zl—Penno or St. in Cm
Kathfllle and DOTOuly. Wl" Spend the ul'day evening. Mn Kearney expects RIVER BTREET T.‘.Ph°n. 681.3 NORWALK. CONN. gm?“ ’St. g: 3‘“ M.
week in Brooklyn, 08 the 8119ng 07 to enter Packard Business college in . ._ Wm'wn.“ ' . . . .,
W. F. P. Shelley, 01' that CRY- lNew York city as soon as the school ... ......_. {figgm gigs" horéhto to ivfifla All bHSIDBBS 81106888 18 1160685811?- .
Openn.17-Wh“fl Bria 03W in LL Soon I! .
The business meeting of the What- One stroke 0 the iiwre bell at odd times
indicates test in]
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eoever Circle of King's Daughters wIill me yours ago August ”9 at . ICE CREAM out. roles" or lire bell. thus. 1-1. In 1y due to some Sort Of adver.
he held in the east parlor of the South n m., commenced the second onllugo- 1 "£223 Dell-'21:? of tire bell. thus. 1-1-14.
ih‘orwnik cllulcll on Tuesday evening. merit In the big bottle of Bull Run in , . or: third or more om indicate serious
hept. 3' st 7‘45 " clock. the two days' hutlle, Pope. the Union ‘ THE BEST IN TOWN
commander, brought about 03.000 men
tising. No matter what your on-
The United States Volunteer Life . . HAVI YOU TRIED IT? ‘ ‘ ,
Suvers‘ will have a series of water into action. Lee 54.000, the Federul. _ MAILS . 't t b I, _
“mm at Roton POlnt, tomorrow ar- casualties 111 the whole campaign were We have our new machine working now. and are making good ’ terpmse may be. 1 mus ecome
lemoon. There will he swimming and “.000 the Conledemlo 9.000. ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt. NorwnlkPoatomce ,
diving events and other intoxication;E The ’1: Melt. Dunstan“ . '
I . . orwalll police officers were no 9 ,
moo... .. W, m, ..,,,,,.. 1...... mm, o, l g.” .1 3...... "him“ known to others besides yourself.
All the schools in Norwalk will he 8""‘°"‘""" today. Th‘mm ”We” NORWALK. nor Nonwsm, :E' 'l “‘1, it“ ii“ 50““ “mm" 4 ‘1
id t r w morhln at ll oclocll will b“ the lrufllc ofllcer from 9 m m. 15: ‘m-«Nsu forkflnl and ‘ N0" Th th d f
0:8!“ Mam“ :0 memongto hhvo ‘5 I“, to it p. m. Jarvis Murray will he on §¥§:“pl"mm;_" a‘fiugl ”zéflmu &°"""~ are are numerous me O S 0 .
fl "9' any mp duty from B p In to i n. m Sergeant mt p2 mow-Palm! inst or lantern. not: ‘
made. about the various school houses
Billl will so on at it p m luld not
. . . r at phones 7 .
and “w grounds A "I go to through at 4 u. in. Charles Polio will
"’ "wk” {0" 16‘fo memo” ‘wm‘k from 11:30 [1. m. to 7:le a. In. The Paris Cloak & Suit House
.233 small; W" thrills. at I... conveying to the public the. facts
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Dr. hryon Shandy. or New "York- Mr“, mm I It" H W '
, . . 11...... u. 8. Moon l-lllwloy w... :31» 1:393 m. no desire them to know B
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rimrnfwffimlfiilrfiwgzrrfismg it?“ in “no“ BENIN“? to ”my” paper. 0!] 515 Mlin Sh. Stamford. 33 80. Mlifl 8L, 80““! Nfimflk ”dug“ 6019 m:}o : mg; Ill. y at
Nowell: “:th “mm Both of the Edwnrd J. Thomas, luminous manaaor ‘ . g :3 $527,“, :é‘gwh J"‘,‘:‘o’n BEST th t h‘ h
l I no of the hour Publishing Company to l e. on: "tom: 0 lineups". w 1
2:33:21yfofifirvmtwrzlztm: find ”mallet files of tho Narwmk Holll' tor Think what you save to this clearing unis. We will carry; no 5 :1 ”H... it"s?“ “it'll“!!! the ‘ “y is a. W 1'0
HWE old Mafia! The pirty left {Mm 11.35199” 1900 19m 1902 1903, 39, mg Sill“, Dreem.(1“onts, lliltli‘tl. Will!!! om into the dim men. W. t 5 m‘“
Forlorn) Building in limiter-ll on Mon. prefer to close out what we have ion at e loss rather than have
any. Boptombor 9,1912. The and are. them left on hand. The woman shrewd «south to More ahead
are to he need in connection with the and invest I1. dollar where it will do the most good will at once rm
pm Build, a; No.30 humus ”mm hhltors trial now going on In that nice in this otter the opportunity to simply her clothes anode at a do»
* do carrying his right arm osmmlly ritt- “a“ “m" ”
hands ed, and states that he was out 7 ....
in the? saloon oi Manhole Lobrsno: Andrew it. Lyon the ubiquitous Bent
in Wood street asturdsy night. not ““91 ”WW3" “10 M the present. ‘
tints is entering his annual mention
to. Philly Eploeiio and Lnbreno had It , ’
dispute sad the latter is sold to have " “mum"; m" ”ammo“ birth-
Ssturdsywmorhin; for the White
Mountains. .
Brngfifhl’hfirfi' tells the most people in the;
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menu» «tend limiter-well.
‘ "afar mmwmwlmw iron 9%"
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quickest time and. that daily
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a... . or. 1.. o. 1...... .1... 1... so 111‘" gage» m.“ If“? new?» , , . 7, , scour Norwslk Postolflee offers who their hands and event-
eneyeeran o eminence ‘ J ,' ‘1 ,-‘ '- llv ‘ ' ' ’
m and 3mm mmfim rm troubled oimlndsslo what candidate , , _ , . -. . , , ‘ -. - , , “max“ ‘ "m.
7 to float Hoverer, we are Informed
,,. during his respite from work he
he needs good use of hill rpm the-
hosts in radius on on the respective
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keeps pounding-v your business:
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