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WEATHER FORECAST ”BRIE“ PIKISHIOKEHB
' For Norwall: and vicinity: Gener~ sunpnlsi “Ev; I’nninfln
ally fair and cooler tonight and Tues
day;
‘- . winds.
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WEATHER‘A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Low. 44; high, 5'1. Conn. where he virus the pastor of
Temperature 2
Cloudy.
Mrs G08?” R van AMY“ 0' ”‘7' some twenty-live members of his con-
view avenue, ‘3 ”will“ a 10W “VI negation. Mrs. McGresor was also i.
in New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Rancher.
lMeriden former Norwalk residents of
Newtown avenue, spent yesterday in
VVNorwalk with relatives.
u—u.
4 The Silent Four dance in the tow
assembly hall on Saturday night prov-
ed quite auccessiul._ These little Eat
urdsy night moire will be hold all
winter each week. " l
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, tents of the booth.
t ‘ The cold nights now remind you Mr and Mrs Walter Wellrnen Mr.
that you will need WW 00.1mm)” and 'iin'. William H. mm. Mr. and
and bimketl- A. J. Collins 00a “10 u" Heal-’0 an" “n“ M". John. .
showing the largest line of these Illicit. Clinton. 00“.; Mr. um M“, v, ~ ,
goods to be {mind in the twin duel, wen“, Culver, “WW“flr COIDJ V
at astonishing values. See advertise Mr. and Mrs. m" Ruddiman, Welt-
meat.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith has
received train the secretary or state‘
the necessary blanks for the chairman
of the- conventions and caucuses to
certityhthe nominations for the No?
vember election and these may be so-
cured from him by the broiler persons.
Augustus Taylor, of North Wilton.
while intoxicated «Saturday night, tell
Dr. 8.
B. Huntingtonwu called and upon ex-
amination o: the member called the
ambulance sner. Taylor was taken
to the Norwallt Hospital for treat-
and fractured one or his legs.
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The Republicans at Norwallt lieni a “809' ‘m driven directly
the newly (tom the left to the right or the atroet
and in (root or the slowly moving car and
several were present during the even- ““0 '0" WWII mounted the 1M8!
the. concreh'smu ill. J. Hill and. M “W "0"”. 0115054!!! a ride of some
Henry M. Camp tavorsd with short “WW ‘9“ WW! “II 0|? MI“? IW
talks and nsti’eihinents were served.
rally on Saturday nightm
opened quarters in Main lireet
Enthusiasm ran bizh.
in was reported uni moi-om {list
the Mahatma Hotel was to be hold
by the new proprietors. Messrs. Law
and Bennett. to Michael and Roman
Jacobs. broorietors or the hotels Point
H. i. flhnd'tt was seen by a
hotel
Sentinel reporter this sth‘noonJ
denial the rope
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moderate west and northwest
02'
anemia: William F. Delilyn. Bernard every moment or the church services,
Nhtti'stord and the cb‘auireur made as well as of their stay in Norwslk.
their way by automobile with the col?
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When Rev. Ernest F. IMoGregor, ‘
pastor of the First Congregational
Church in Norwallt resided in Clinton
the Congregatitlnal church. he belong-
ed .to a birthday club, consisting or
member When a birthday of a mem-
her came around the entire club mem-
’bership 'would gather at his home and
spend the evening in 9. social we)“. , _
Twenty at the club appeared in Nor-
comronrannus ... 93¢ to$7250 “33
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Those Blankets and Comfortablea will interest everybody who V
bee warm bed clothlnsto buy. and who is not governs to eel/inn
money. mock Is the most oonplete vvo ever had. Values are Vase.
tonishlhx , . »
..BLANKETS 69¢. to 3950‘
e not a boost it's a promise—When I tell you
that I am sellint the beat Poultry Feeds
V~And i don't endflhy saying I will give the host—JV do it. It you
V‘ hnoweomethlng or my‘siore and mill equipment, and the-length oi.
. time I have been atit, you will say that we ought to make good Reed 8
at any rate. I! you know some or my customers you can learn that ,
7 I do make good leads. the beat, and no other.
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MANUEL T. HATCH.
V First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
, sw-Bo’nni. Home Ground M tor Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
' _ Fall and winter Cambrian. 1912-
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IN ALL OIZEO. .‘
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“uni-rm and heard“ Aves. and’Hatsl
mml‘fi‘i‘.“ ”infirm“ Ave.
yard-nil Ann an. private.
8))“ obenomfieamm mintsflarlnghbg.
bar otany
one grog)! at.” 1V: noon and I ma.
stands
“One strokee alt odd times. testing 0.
Two strokes after an. alarm. are out. re~
nails departrne
:Threesl ow a’s‘tifiiltas. water to he shot
oeivsd rowel-{alder an‘v‘ district also re
IAOT NOIWALK FIR! ALAIN BOXEI
l'irs headcount/rs. 58 van mt street '
Telephone 1'10
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(Willie ween the neuron!
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Baa-Fort
ratio:
Term. re ‘Tgont‘unothrganalem
ud‘otoearsstwb; 9
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walk on Saturday. not havini iorgot- ;-- ‘ ‘
n. ten Rev. ‘McGreitoi-s anniversary. and
the escore or friend. did not return,
home until today. Yesterday they ht-
w.tnnldaii church and in the morning the ‘
Wot
surprised them with his ser-
linen, the: subject hole; 90 oivlneV V
Mrs John 8. Lawrence. Mrs. E. ii. Blrthrizht.".
Gumbart. and Miss emu Benton have
‘; zone to death Hadley, Midi, to v termed dr‘the visit or the tumor par;
* tend the' seventeenth annivereary or ““0“" 0‘ “I "It" and with “I!
the founding at Mt. Holyolte College.
ProfessqrxA. 8. album on been in-VV
choir rendérod special music, trans-
O D Jackson
Optician
in the__ptlcal1dne
EveV' ‘
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nonvqaut.
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posing the usual musical Sunder ,_
Delayn' s Bahery is represented at from later in the month to yesterday.
‘- . the Dunbar! Fair, as usual and this Needless to say the visitor: enjoyed
Those who were present are as
follows:
VI- in. and in... William H. Kelsey.
brook. Gonna ..Mrs Albert 1! Phelps.
Mn. Cllflord mum, MIT. Angeline A.
Cummings, mu Caroline Wood, Olin. .
‘ ‘ 'V‘THE MOYER 01‘ 0} THE MOVE] CAR. THE MOVIE WANT“ TO:
OWN ONE.”
THE 1913 MODELO 0” THE FOUR AND IIX GYLlNOIRV
Meyer Automo
Will be exhibited in the Automobile mulling it .8... who run.
All interned. are cordially_ 'inde to inspect them '
Oscar H. .Banks, Agent
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ulad not Motorman Edward nodal!
reversed his trolley and thus brought
It to a. studded atop. Friday afternoon.
might have had part in an accident.
which mutt have been fraught with
serious consequences, and yet through
no tault oi the motorinan. ,
One of the Armour a Company's beet
across.
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mum
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
IAIT NQRWALKV.
pod. the rails having but, made slip
perv by the sprinkling women That
the wagon no not overtul‘hd mine
remsrlihh to those who witnessed
dent. but it‘s credit for
the recaps is due Motorola Bacall.
The Amour driver evidently dill _
riding on the tender; He
, in more . ,
this Would have ‘
' ins tortilla. film thine it?!
~ it you lip
it you optimistic
not know that the trolley its: coming. , '
not MW 100*“ “m until I. m ‘ :3
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Norwslitl’ostottlce
' beat.
, the following specials:
Our ‘uv l
«No seconds or Jobs allowed in our store. We hay
horns to dispose of. When you buy it here it must be right
Our prices are the lowest in The Norwaliis.
~ 10 pieces 18 inch Linen Crash Towellng. with. test color, re
Lil/lend Crash Toweling
der; regular 12 1—2:: quality. Our special price, yard ..
» Good heavy quality; always sold tor so.
18 inch TWilIed Relier Thweling
Our special price, ytL,”
COATS “
Misses’ and Ladies’ Johnny Coats, made of a heavy quality Encl
zibeline; colors brown and blue; regular 89 50 and 112. 9
Our special prices .$5.98 and $1
-¢.----.
Silk Walsts
Ladies' Mesoaiine and Tafieta'Silk Wallets in black and lid
, pretty stylee; regular $3.98 values. Our special price 3
Ladies" and Misses’ Underwear
Misses' silk Fleece Jersey Rib Vesta and Pants; a regular 39c
Vests and Pants
Made or line combed Egyptian yarn; . usually sold 69c.
' price. garment
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...-nee: laws-so ..........
Corsets
epecial Price. pair
.nssoaucssn.
pal!“
Veeceos- sseaesseoesode us- see un-esoeowe-swath
Printed Flanelettes
In a variety of pretty patterns.- heavy fleece quality Regular
lue. our special price. ya'rd ............................
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Dry Goods Co
(INCORPORATED)
V‘ 28. 80 and 32 SOUTH VMthVSI‘liEET"_ ‘
It's the car so. in the it iLheai' the low“
The Ford is as client: as filldfl Inlsnuiiy
make it. And that means at it'll the nutrient oar
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