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F. H. BAXTER.
HUYLEH‘S FAMOUD
CHOOOLATES
LANE‘S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
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PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
ll Washington Street.
South Norwalk ‘
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Anderson’ 8 Launch who
Launches and Boats ,
of all kinds promptly 1.1.111. Boots
for “in. ‘All'kindl oi repairing
given npnlal «unclean
William Daniels lel’t today for New
Haven where he will enter Yale Col-
lege.
Court Coc,lle Daughters of Castlle,
are scheduled to meet tomorrow eve I
niug. ‘ 1
Olive 1111111111 \'0 111.1<.otp.,w111
meet tomorrow evening for regular
business.
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Ophir Chapter \‘o. 53 0. 11s., will
meet this evening for semi-monthly
business. i
Daughters of Liberty. Banner Coun-
cil, No. 54. is scheduled to meet. to
morrow evening.
Butler Lodge, No. 97, l. 0. O. F..
will meet this evening for the weekly
business meeting. §
it"i‘he Painters' & Docorators' Union
will meet for sornlvruonthly business
tomorrow evening.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Franke are
spending the day in New llnven as
the guests of friends. i.
The South \0111 all. Local, Socialist.
Party, will meet this evening in the
Washington street hail.
m i
The Catholic Union Council .\'0. 413.
K. or C met last evening and tran-
sacted routine business.
The Norwnlk High school commit-
we will hold a meeting on I'i‘ititti' e1c
mm: in the school building.
Mrs. lions Kellogg is entertaining
the Ladies Home Missinuan Society
of the Mediodlut I‘lfiiltir'tlillll t.‘l111rcl1,l
Norwaik, at her home today.
William ’l‘r'acuy lut‘t yellil'l‘tliiy utter-
noorr t'ur' t‘oltuulriu Medical (foliage.
where he will continue his study 111'
modlt'lnc
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Sons 111‘ St: (leoriw \ancorun Stran-
ger lodge. No. 3114. held 11 regular
weekly planting that evening. lion~
tine postal-.1111 was transacted.
ummw
linens 'llrl , No '21} ll. ti. R. M,
trauumtod routine business luul eve
nlmt. A monitor; or that hulldinu rtrm
million was held following the gcrrornl
builinr'nu meeting.
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(Shanna Popp npponrnd humps rho
8011111 Norwuiu court; at 1 o’clock you
tsr'day rhnrgnd with diaturhanco or
the prince. Hts Gillie wrrlr continued
'until Ortohur 21111 on paymtmt of tho
north, which amounted to $6.98.
MW 4 on.”
Mullalrt'l' Frederick Stool) httli nth
*fr'pinrl the chalinugn of tho Winni-
paak linselmli team which appuarol la
the Hour lust averting.
will he. played on the Malone lot. next
Huntley. providing Manager Evans da- ‘
hirer to hring his team down.
The New England Raincoat Goth»
may will not. occupy quarters in the
sum is Corbett brook. tan in the
no» future will motto to tho now Hon
:1- 5 non» harming 111 Water street. ’
Tho company in still located in an
autistic mantra dampen? 9 old factory
in union smut.
Oyster aholi Point. Norwnlk
I him to he present
' style.
The guano ,
a.
GDVEBNBB UNABLE TO
ATTEND AL'I'IIIINA AFFAIR;
l
William A. Buolringham, Connecti-
cut's great war go1'er,r1or was one of'
the fourteen loyal governors who fifty .
years ago yesterday. met at Mtoonn, 5
Pa, discussed the war and then voted
to stick by President Lincoln and
continue the fight to preserve the 1111-1
where the college or
are inst the sortof men that we ’10; ‘
"ready for with our new models in.
Hart Schaffner
men's styles" these are;
lively. snappy, stunning; the
important point is-the cloths
NORWALK
ion. Men of Altoua about to cele "
brain the serni-eoutcnuial oi the con 1
forence, have invited Gmorrror Bald I...”
(lovornm Baldwlni“
ho1ve1',cr cannot. get away and has!
sent his regrets
Andrew Gregg Curriu,
.la's governor, called the conference?
in the darkest dais of tho. great war. l
ills state had just been 111 ed from an i
intrusion that was checked at Amie
Pennsylvan» I
Tm “19 prey/long week. The timer 'Blue \Vfleak Sea Bass, Cod. Halibut. Sword,
nors were full of do: ermluution and Native Eels, [.ohstors. Long and R011 ud Clams. Little Necks.
If our. Sea Food pleases you, tell others
expressed their views in no uncertain :
'l‘hen tha1 told President Lin 1
coin all about it and inspired [111113
with renewed corrtidenz. 'o
All N911 England gov'er'nors were at I
the court renew,
111911 of all the iourteon states. The
present (1111' successors ot‘ the four- i
lteen golmillltlifi hate been invited to
and manv oi’ the big '
i M
college .1. the unrversrty, or
Who are intimate enough to rive
. Varsity Line
You have no idem—can’t have unless you see
thcm-how far in advance of all other "young
The fashions are
Better see us about this Varsity line.
[Overcoats and Suits $18 up
Rogers 81 Stevens
SOUTH NORWALK
unrvcrsrty IS,
81 Marx
fabrics are chosen
for young tallies in color and pattern; but one
are all-wool; and
the tailoring is such that the; clothes keep shape.
'fiThis store is the home of
Hart Schafiner 81 Marx clothes
1
Greenport Oysters
sor'r crass ~
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
FREE DELIVERY.
TELEPHONE 108.
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the town to hold an ail’ar’r that hasn’t
been equalled 111110111: the Allegham
mountain 10111111. President ’[aft will
Elle there this morning to spend the
whole (lav
(lowrnor llalduln would like to 11.0
hut other insaumntnts pr'meut hlru
trawling thine, and Connecticut 11ill‘
he r'epiosonrr 1} only try the regrets ol‘
Ila goioruoi'
MlLL EMPLOYEES RETURN.
Wit l.l.\li.\”l‘ 11‘. Sept 21. -~’i‘ht- eur-
ploy 1:11 of the Windham Silk (crunchy,
who urrur'h yesterday altrrlnut worklngl
with Just. ph Ferris, a 11' cater, returned
to nor].- today I“. 1'1'.ii having neon dluw
ruisse 11 from tho 1111111111111. ()lilt'iuis of
tilt ill‘lll aaauml tho strikeist that For.
his would not he giron (employment at.3
the plant. baring tho Bli‘llitl a short
Flannelettes
These cool nights suggest
something: warmer than muslin
night unwns and we are prepar-
ed for cooler Weather with a
good lino oi” I’larmclette Gowns
for women and children.
Gowns In white and stripes,
high nook ......... 75c, $1.00
Gowns in white and stripes.
low nook ....... 751:, $1.00
Specialwuirre . ............ 50c
t_.‘|rlldt'eu‘u Gowns ......... 50c
l~‘lauuelette Skirts 291:, 50:
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington St.
limp rum Fr 'rrla attempted to tiring in
hii'ikn Ilrtlillit'l‘ii Whoa rim strike was
marina nun «triathlon made by tho
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tliucharaml. 'l‘hu utt'llto oi! yehiorday
was lincnuao the condition had not
linen t‘ulllilcd Itlllii (tuition. president
oi the 'l‘orttilu Worm-1'11 at America.
coma hero last: night at the request or
tho atrllrortr. hut tho traitor had been
practically Idjlihitltl before his arrival.
Juan
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WIT“
mmutmu
rm Company
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:1 . into your money t. .
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. with can. nu Marlo isrofi'
‘ on 1111111113. 111m ”tragic
Tel. 449. 80. Norwolk.
Teeth
extrartnd by the moat approved and
most random. methods livery can
trolmtticus dentist savor a tooth if
there in a possibility of doing
so, hut it frequently happens
that. a tooth has panned the saving
state when a duntlst first use» it,
thorn in nothing left to do but have it
out. With my method the operation is
quick simple. iron from all main anti
unattended by danger or any ill otter
Dr I H. Mallory
18 tooth twain It. South Nomllt.
{infirm-1 moon anon-1n com
LY ”RI.
so ‘moh.
‘ nouns: o I. m. to I p. 111. Sun- .
1.1.1.11» napalm-m only. 1
Flat. lint tcrllsh. Porgies.
it not tell us
Ladres’Surts
MADE ,TO ORDER AT VERY
REASONABLE PRICES.
' We employ only expert mechanics,
and guarantee our ‘Worlt to be satis-
factory.” We also do
CLEANING AND REPAIRING FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
llil PARIS lilili’ llilillll
B. KOHN, Manager.
123 wasumo'rou STREET
Tarlov Block, 2.3.1110”. Phone 3574
M8. SOKES TAKES A HAND.
STAMFORD, Sept. 24.er3. Roan
Foe-tor Stokes, wile 01.1111an 0. Phelps
smiths, prominent Jaocialirit. in taking
an active interest in 11 strike or piano
workers which occurred‘ttiday at tho
Kl'ooxor Piano Company‘s factory horn
and about forty of the one hundred
mop employed there walked out and at.
torwnrdo hold a meeting in a hall at]
which Mrs. makes addressed them. on.
warming them to continue illelr‘flght
{or higher wages. An organism- trom
the union at New York. where a will...“
of. piano workers has been declared.
WM also present and addressed the
Ho hits been sent here to organ
11m the Workers, it was stated, and the
plans also have been made, it is un-
detained to organise the workers in
Other cities in the 11111.11... strikers
I“ mainly New Yorkers, who com-
ham to work when the company
round ttn'plmt to Stamford recently.
than... JOII‘PH we hung.
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or. Josephalrowahls neon Interest 111
the aural to bring uhoao pom Mt-
their! Witty it truly. today, 11m
‘porlntendcnt of streets,
MAD BFFIBIALS
WILL URGANIZE
HARTFORD, Sept. 25.-0n Thurs-
day road builders t'r'om‘nll sections of
the state willngather in this city at
the meeting of the Association ot‘.
Connecticut Road Officials. Themsel-
ing is to permaneutiy organize the so-
clety. which and its inception at a
meeting at Snvin [took about, a month
ago. At that. 'meeting about forty
lire. road oihclals from
cities of the state Were. present, as
well as Highway Commissioner James
H. MacDonald. it is expected that
the meeting of Thursday will be as
largely attended, and preparations
have. been made for the adequate re-
ception and entertainment of the vial.
tors.
The meeting proper will he called
to order by Temporary President W.
Scott [Games director of the public
works of New Haven. In the. common
council. chamber- at. 2 o'clock, follow-
ing which Mayor Louis ll. Cheney will
give an address or welcome on hehult’
91’ the. city. This will practically end
the speech making and the rare-111'
will get right down to business. oloci
permanent dinners to serve for one
your, adapt its constitution and by‘
laws. etc. The temporary 0111119111.
elected in New Haven ul'uzw- l
l’reaitlcnt»~~W. $11011 Eamon, direc»
tor or public works, Now Huron.
Sraorotary'~Clrrrr'l-au J. Bennett,
l'lttrtl’ord.
Executive Commltteewh‘r’edcrick I».
311'
1' hrots Rupperflts Iieliruuus
Munchuer liners.
llass, White Label Bass, Evan‘s
Smith‘s Philadelphia Ales.
BOTTLED U
Beers and Ale
3Y0“ WIII find Your favorite kiud'-«
.at BECKMANN’S
l" olgeuspan S,
Schlitz. Piels. l1 distill Anheuser Busch iiudwelser. Wrrtzhurger and
iteigenspans ltupporrs, llallentlne’ a, Dog's 11.11111
lndiu
A Telephone or Post 'Card Order will he attended to promptly.“
A. F. Beckmann 81 no.
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST..
Phone 440
lioelgor’ s, Pabst;
Pain
and
Muir" s Scotch
SOUTH NORWALK' ‘
last Saturdav.
*‘ see. it too.
Cloth Stitched Hats
2 South Main Street
the larger .
Our Hats Sold Like Hot Cakes;
The men who sought them know a good but when“
All New M1 lea, Stiff or Soft ................. $2.00. $2.50 and $3. 00""
......................... $1.00. $1 50 and $2.00 I
Suits to Measure ............... 1 .................... $13.50 upward-I '
Largest Line of Samples in Town.
CAVANAGH '& ROSE
TOGGERY SHOP
South Norwalk I
South Norwalk
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FINAL MAP OF
ROCk Rldge
(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice on
Telephone 760 South Norwalk-
M. D. RANDALL
MERRILL
Night School
a OPENS TUESDAY, OCTOBER IST
Stamford
Port Chester
OAL!
Extra Large Size, No. 2 Nut Coal;
$5. 50 per Ton
Harris 81 Guns Compan"
TEL. 721..
Ford, New Haven; W. Scott lllamoa.
New Haven; A. ll. Torry, Bridgeport: 7
James H. Macdonnld. M11 liarsm‘
Robert. E. Mitchell Willlturtntio; C. J 15
Renault. 01 Hartford.
Following the ballroom meeting, tho:
lolllolnis will be taken on an autumn
mile tour of inlpuctlon or the city
stream The party will leave City
Hall, at. 11 o‘clock in eighteen auto--
mnblicir and will cover about twenty
miles in this tour, taking in all soon
tloao or the city. and All kinda oi."
roads. it lrr expected that the trip
will be of «innumerable benefit to all.
Wm...“
H0911! RULE FOR IRELAND.
Lora. tom mum at Phitodotphlu
Rally to A“? an".
or 321.357.1915. to aid the canoe of home
rule tor 11.1.1.1 was rallied hora last
night at an enthusiastic mu moan
‘lns nadir the 111.111.. of the United
. rim-111111. 111111111111
A Good, Record
is a thing to he proud oi. We have
proscribed 311111111111 for thnusnnda
of people to their entire 111111111116:
11011. Our exportation. skill and
business integrity are amputation
ed. We employ euiierieuocd (Zion.
lists to examine the eyes.
OCUUB'I‘S AND OPTIMANQ
ll? Atlantic Square. Marmara, or.
11.1. to ycm. am an. WCMnGI.
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council. of summons arson
cosy OPINED room.
HARTFORD. dept. 24. WNW Hort-
i‘urd School of Religious,
school shows an increase over last
your, the new students entering for
the tall-course numbering tw‘ontytiireo ' . '
and representing Musmhnutts; Con»
nectiout Now York, Ohio, Kansas, .
Michigan, Wisconsin. two, California.
Ohtlflb “Id Militia.
Pedagogy _
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BRACKEN
School Days are?
Coming
and we invite your situation
to tho largest and most com1
pinto line 01
SHOE
for‘lloys'ar Git
that: can he found in town
including the tumours _
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