wellness“. you abut: ”
W'fi‘k’fi'fi
3*. SpecnalValues Developing
W“ “"1 W ”m“ “v and Printing
Blwkets........ ....706
10° "id 12149 The best tit-work. 'l‘ry usouceaud
Damask 60° ’
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4'
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(All Linen Toweilns at . .
Extra Heavy Linen Table . .
I — you will always remember the place
Bath Towels 10c. 12 1-2o, 25° . ~
‘ All Linen Damask and Huck for stood work. ‘ ‘
Towels _,, At‘Boch 810nm}
l NKS W
hgcmoBi-létsl Block Mo P. BEERS
south Not-walk .
*4"""‘: South Nomllt. Norwalk.
SOCIAL CHRIST.
lANlTY.
”m
WEATHER FORECAST. ' 37‘4““ 'N
For Norwalk and vicinityt—JUnset-
tied weather with local rain tonight or ““2”“th T°Pi03 3310““ '0' Trinity
Thursday; warmer tonight; moderate “”2" H2" "l October ”id
variable winds. becoming southeast “Wm“?-
' and south. A disturbance central this A 89”,?8 0f lectures on "Studies in
morning over lMisgourl is producing SOCllll Christianity: or, “'1“!th D0 in
cloudy and showery weather with rls- 300““ SQMC‘W has-been arranged for
jug temperature in the Miggfggfppl V3]. Trinity Parish H8“, on the following
19y and Lake region The from edge of Monday evenings in October and No-
the rain area. extends as far east aglvember, commencing at 8 o’clock:
cBui’falo. N. v. This disturbance will October 14~Hours and Wages; or.
move eastward and the front edge or HOW the Other Half Lives. Reel
of it wm‘probnbly reach the coast to- conditions ss to wages and hours in
night. the United States. Agriculture, Manu-
facturing. Mining. Railroads. Accl~
, den-ts. Unemployment. The mini-
Low, 44; high. 67. mum wage.
October 21—Houslnx: or, Where the
other Halt Lives. Terrible conditions
Frank C. Godfrey, ol Norwaik, at— in New York city. in other cities.
tended the New York-Boston game In industrial towns. Model tenements
yesterday. iand villages. United States, England.
Germany.
‘ Th9 Fellowcrsi't Club, Of Norwalk, camber 28~Women and Children
_ met last night and dismissed plans for in Toll‘ or, The New Slavery Child-
. the “me“ Another meeting will he ran in tail. Numbers Cotton mills.
held next Tuesday evening. ”runes Ola-SB works Canning {actor-
lee. Sweatshops. Tenement
The annual meeting of the Norwalk work What employers are dolné
Hospital Aaosciation will he held at the Con “ e
.‘ hospital next Tuesday night having Natledolrgslatlon 5.” ”3 WM“
' been adiourned last evening.
WEATHER A YEAR nae TODAY:
Temperature:
Clear.
November l-Jl‘he Amusement Prob-
Dr. C. W Many of the Coleburn lem; or. Dance Halls, Social Centers.
Building, is spending a few days at “W Sham 0’ ““69““ 593W"!
hirehmont. He ““01”.“ a line Dance halls. Burlesque theatres.
time when he started this morning. thieving pictures Necessitydi'or D“?-
'. , lSoclal centers. Church possibilities.
Court Frances Order of the Golden Playgrounds. Sports. ‘ "Ninetytilve
Sceptre, will held a meeting this oven- per cent of the working girls or New
ing in Mystic Chain hail. ti is mouee- York so to dance halls“: ’. .
ted that all members be present 9,3 November il—The Hattie tor
: there will be a class initiation. wealth: or. Ilislane. Anti-tuberculo
sis, Etc Statistics Progress. The
There were twelve sales of real 99' White plan”, The crusade Marvel-
, tale in The Norwnlks. last week with ous results. Civic hygiene Public
mortgages of 841891.1‘hle comm schools. Public baths Parks.
with sales of eighteen pieces of pro-i November iszho Coming City: or,
WHY and mortmes of 817.571 for the 'i‘h'e Problems of the Municipality.
“1"“ W29“ 0‘ 00‘0”” a Y0” fiSO- The new impulse. Clvic' centers.
‘i’srks and playgrounds. The city
beautiml.
rite Corruption. Civic self govern-
ment. Land l'or all. Homes for all.
Progress in America. England's gun
den cities. German municlplilism. The
city at the people.
Harold G. Nsdln, the local trolley»
man woh wall badly injured some iew
weeks ago when he full or was push-
cd from a trolley car in West avenue,
is able to be out and is today oall~
ing on his trolleymeu friends at the
our barn. Mr Nudin fools nenrly \ll'ellg Bums Rmnssnmlvs Opinions.
again, save for the expected weakness “Splendid lectures "wlirboltlyu Con
his illness caused and hopes to noon lrsl Y. M GA.
regain some or his lost weight. "The lectures “(1 slides were W
perb."--~»M. F2. Church. Torre l-iuulu.
“an“...
Mrs. F‘. F. Huntington, Mrs. H. (‘3. ind
Bhopal: Mrs. Wilfred ilodwoll. Mrs. ‘
A N
(i. it. Van Alstyne, Mrs. l“. 8. Mom The audience hogan will: Mill and
increased to 800 and 1.090.
Mrs. John Sherman. Mrs. Olin 8.. Th . l ‘tu r oblsi ed from
Younuu, Mrs. El. 8 mm. Miss Mamie out st "’2 “ ‘9 n
The American institute of Social
Everett and Miss Sadie llodwcll, of ll vloc 80 iliblc House New York
Houth Norwnlk, are in Mormon today Agxmluslon "‘90 ' '
cumming an all day party given in ‘
their honor by Mrs Walter 8. Fun
liltill. cl that city. ‘ Mrs. Furnish fro
quenily vialm hem and has many.
irientis in town.
GUARNIBM To PLAY AGAIN.
Frank Gusmiorln. the well known
Norwullt athlete and tumor number
of the Sixth Company basket ball
Gm'umtlr Baldwin today approved beam, has signed up with the Sixth
um {Oliowlng hills; Connecticut Hos Comhnnll to Dill? bum ball with
pitui forthelussncfortllo quarter end. them this your. Past. awareness
int; September so for 317,572 28. Cum hare been overlooked and "douche"
nectlcut School for imbecile; for some will set in the some for the best that
courier. 39.199 21;; Connecticut onu- is in him. and that is munchies
dveull Md timely, tor clutter ending which will add materially to the
Remember all for 328341“): American :stremllh oi the local team. This
School for the Deal to, 607. 25; 31mm makes the sixth local player him
pristine: for hospitals tor same quorum“ mm; ti. Godfrey has obtained
tor, New Home sud Martionl, $2.6th slid the news will be welcome to
each: Danhurv. $1.260: Marleen sud nus. ousrnlerl. bum, Cobalt. lisp»
ddbflbfleld, m». use homey. humour and Costello
- , m the players and each man will
THII WSIK ONLY
Sloan’s Linlnment
.250 “KO stsiticbeddijasiw‘iiibshIG ’k t“ f I. an", m V“ | .‘
690 IS“innuisnsnnsuuaipw I i. , M
“n” ‘m”iv-slangfiflsslogel$otleosod w , , '3‘“! mt. m ‘m
being: smelled. the games this arm
will open on thanksgiving night and
" D {all scum wallow: overuse
KKKKKKKKKKK
COMFORT ABLES
The breath of cold winds those nights remind you that you will
need Blankets and Comfortables.
largest line shown in this vicinity.
You will find at this store the
Those Blankets and Comfortables will interest. everybody who
has warm bedclothlngtohuy,and who is not Adverse to saving
money Stock is the most complete
tonlshlng.
BLANKETS .....
COMFORTABLES
u..-a.-uv
we ever had. Values are as»
- 69¢ i" $9.50
..... ....98¢l° $7.50
A. J.Coilins 8t Co.
It's not a boast~it's a promise-when I tell you
that I amselllng the Best Poultry Feeds
And I don't end by saying 1 will give the heist—I do it. it you '
know something or my store and mill
equipment, and. the length of
time Ihave been at it. you will say that we ought to make good teed
at any rate.
It you know some‘ot, my customers you can learn that
1 do make good feeds: the best, and no other.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds 0: its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground M for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
1!.
Fall and Winter Campaign. 1912
JEDDO-uPLYMOUTH-«H. W. A.
COAL
IN ALL sizes.
RAYMOND B
nornnns
‘ lb~x small: Iron
house .
O. B. Jackson
Optician
OI WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHON‘ 4U.
Everythingin the Optical Line
Eyes Exalnined Free
“THE MOYER GEE OF 'I'HE MOYER GAR, THE MOYER WANT TO
OWN ONE.”
THE 1913vMODEL8 OF THE FOUR AND SIX CYLINDER
Meyer Automobiles
wm bsexhlblted in the Automobile Buildin‘ st the niacin Mr.
Ali intersted, are cordially
invited to
inspect than
Oscar H. Banks, Agent
GARAGE-RIVER BTBIET.
NORWALK. CONN.
The city healthy. Carper?
ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN TOWN
RAVI you Tull!) lTi
Wsnovsmnswmmmuuocwsndmmsklu mod
‘0. slum.
RUNDLE’S
NORWALK.
Our delivery service is 9mm.
’ BAKERY
MOT NORWALK.
play every llama, one laying on one
but of mi: contest, not is abducts
all mu me it a slum um ult-
Special Today Only
10 doz. Men’s French Madras Shirts
VLOO anufi ‘L Kat...nuln»uoesoaussssssesssosbssso-rules-sn- 33¢
Men’s 150 Hose
Linen heel and toe.st. pair n................................ M
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Women’s Heavy Jersey Ribbed
Vest and Pants
Regular value 39c; at, such ............‘.........m........ 19¢:
“The South
I A ry Goods Co.
{ifiMlNflAsW
Norw
.‘h.
sanctum.
‘ sins. :LARMS
Firs Marin newscaster- at
”UT" NORWALK Full. ALAN"
IOXII
Work. Telephone for are alarms
l- Wuhl ton and North lulu Its.
“:16: shook kgfno flat l.
min says: one an.
Egloyt‘ lam Corset ”story. mints.
—No all: X:-
Luckily Hall. “31mm and Olly noun
Hangs-to St. Franklin School.
ill-n» ono rd 8L. Concord and Unsol-
choc
North Main end no Btu
li—th Unfit (183%; Ave. ‘
i’l—Wsst Ave. and Coast 'st. ,
isrnfifl schoolw um.
31 8t. and Taylor Au
and Lo 8t.
38—- xEly Ave. we
14-Chsstnut and Henl- Bio.
all—mouth Main and demos Bu.
abwLexin n Ave. dAultln It.
34 --Wsst “fill Elm Grow s s.»
homéln at. between (iron out
ts
ill—«x. M) 0Electric" Works. sum It.
M—xglrlu; and Cls*8ts
36:: lland mmound atsl an.
in. Do.
ll:Fairfl¢|wd Av‘s s. and Celina
22:1‘syior Ave. and South hat-3t.
ll Woods. and land
:bulligrrllt and Quintet-d Avss. and Wan.
o-woaw ward and Invades Aves u.
bi~ milieu Hill in. and Elmwood Au.
itkt’l"“°h“ a A ' st. 9 ma.
at kys an inn . r
54-Nomlk Lock rlv as.t
(fl Denotes nonvlntertsrln; boxes
l luster xboil. irom which the nuts
her at anybo xoan bs sounded.
One stroke at 11 noon and I p. u
standard time. 1-
Ona stroke at odd times. testing 0
line open. 1-
Two strokes alter an alarm. on out. rs
calls denolrtms nt, 1-!
Thres slow strokes water to be shut
ii?
an in. tsothl'ssslustiay.also:
Ana '
is oiled tort
slums for u distrlat also re
osived by telephone.
.
BAaT NORWALK rm: ALARM soxn
Fire headquarters. 56 Van Zant saw
Telephone 170
inltch School wflatware).
Private boxes 1 only be pulled ton
Elm“!
A telephone message to Electric Station
(705) between the hours or S p '1. anti
b—Marvin School (private.
212wEusi Washin ton and art Stl.
zit-Nan Zandt . and Osborn Ave.
zldaEast Ave. and Rowan 8t.
817—Wlnilcid St.
SIS-Fort and Charles Hts.
22%East Ave. and Fitch St.
22km. John St. and Edile Ave.
332wseavlew Ave and First St.
Silk—Boulevard and 8 cont!s at.
38 Move Ave.
SST—~Boulevard and Blackstone at. (Tel.
Bile—Keys” 8t. and Pine Hill Ave.(1‘ol.§
Slznkayser 8t. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel.
Sis—shore Haven. ('rel.) '
6 a. m. .. ivins location of tire. an alarm
will be tven of nearest “.ch
tire on remlses where located
Bacon alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chlsty upon his srrlnl
at the are.
erect-I mi
l——Ons blast it odd times, testing or lino
o n.
l-—0I?co blast at I x. m.. standard time.
i-l-«Two bluta. re on
11- n—Twcuty two, at ii I. In.
in; session or nubile "mat:
il-n—Twsnty-two. st lzll 809.1to ni-
rnssssilon union of mblllo I)sohool.
lliiliii l—Ten hints qu lolly calls 0!
entire department
NORWALK FIII ALARM.
iS—Corner of Halo and Wall streets.
2i:88elden Avenue “uni Plans.
«bring Hill and Kellen Street.
24-— winon Pita
West Avenue and Berkeley street.
fl’i‘nF‘i-anklln Avenue and Lynss Piano.
ll~0as house. (Private box).
31—»W Avenue and Ilsa-win Btmt.
IS—Hsrbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
“wetlands not and Harbor Avenue.
Schst Avenue. nest the armory.
ss—mevans street and Elm Crest.
41-43mm Street and Wilton avenue.
“- laln street and North Avenue.
R-Francs street.
Bt~ rand Street and Tindsll null.
5;. treats.
sin and Catherine
washout Road and Fair Street.
wens-tout 31 near Bummer It.
~l'lrl‘8tr636u1lnlon avenue.
I—On‘ Avenue 1nd ”booty: Avenue.
t Avenue mush-m has.
nowaw‘ou wins. sums bis-mien
11—— snuat..u.n.on
tic—Ill ck Bill
is— ”mint Ind
11-
J—J'Ocul "
Humming: at. to
“~me route winner-ids.
il-Whlts livid».a mgr-g“
1 leill to Bdrm
Ono
Indhllfl‘
“two
on
flan Point.
omniglt.
R. t Leo
W golf.“ Llw.
the are bsll at odd ulna
«mam-smalls. 1-1.!“
we 2.“ 1‘i'lfii
water to bushut
A milder mslsnns mom sum
IN-
MAILS
Norwalk Postoflico
Hails muss
i Ute? con
:1 tfiw ’m W
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”whom
nup.:£. mandamus!“
repeats?” mine...
filmm-
South, Roswell: Pawn“
. In!“ ANNIVI INN
m: ti manna
.: I It“ ,
“Mill's:
clients»
sacs luvs f ;
Ssatisfactoriiy than now.
Never were assortments larger ‘01- finer,
you to trade.
We consider your satisfaction alloys everything else.
store's expenses.
the world for the least money.
do so.
com pure.
1
Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits
LADlES' and MISSES' SUITS, value $25.
Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats
Fmro ............ . ....................... ....... $5
From
........ ssoc-IlOlniltictosIIslets-
Ladies’ and Misses’ Skirts
HIS STORE was never bet~
tel prepared to serve you
never were
more attractive or were values better-40v this is the store that ‘
keeps pace with the prowess of. the tunes-«the store that is neverjjj
satisfied to “let well enough alone," but is continually striving to?!
improve and make this a better and more satisfactory place tor-W
Our business gets better and better year'atter year
because our service to our customers is continually being battered.
everybody to come and see our goods and compare with any cash"
store in town, but we don’t ask or. you to consider the socalled
stores that are under the headline, “Cash and Credit," that charge
three times more {or a garment that you-could buy in a cash store :‘ "
only. ‘Avold them as you would a plague. as they only make beggars
out of you and keep you poor because your garment is worn out be- 3
lore .lt is paid for, as they charge so much to keep up thelr credit
machinery 0t high .priced managers, bookkeepers, books, collectors ‘
and above all their bad accounts, of Which the good customer must
pay for the bad one, that never pays. I'l‘ IB‘YOU that keeps up the I, v
Then don’t be loollsh and let yoursell be robbed ‘
tram them as they are the worst 'ltlnd oi sharks ih your community. .. '
Do not support them, but weed them out at existence.
that is not able to pay cash for their goods can come to our stores
and select anything they want, and pay a deposit. and We will keep
' it for them, until it is paid. Then you get the best made garmentln
We expect no one to buy of us on » w‘
1883 she is fully satisfied that this to her own best interest to
But you won‘t know where the best values come from unless you
Value $20. Our price ....... .. ........ . ...............
Our price
LADIES' and MISSES‘ SUITS, value $30. Our price
' $16.50
Ladies’ “and Misses’ Dresses
$5 “9 ‘0 $50 ‘
From ......... ..................... ... $1.98 ill) to $20 .
Silk Petticoats - . it
From ............................ ..... ....... $1.39 up
styles 2 I ‘
We invite
Any one
$11.98 .
-$20.oo' ' "
up to $35_
Finest Line of
the Best Makes
' eor— ‘
Cursets
inTheNorwaiks
.and We know lost the? D.
styles that are the most
.- suitableior »-your figure.
We carsythe Largest and Best Stock~ oi Waists in town . , l
WE ALTER FREE
88 SOUTH MAlN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK.
The Paris Cloak 8t Suit House
515-517 MAIN STREET.
STAMFORD.
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Lumber and MiiiWorklor Everything
BEAVER BOARD ”
is raining fluidly in popularity as s nub-titular for lath sad
it is smsptlbls or In inlislls variety
ct artistic desires for wells and villus, and mils ot s
wide scope for individnl catchment and tests. We are souls
v
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Turnstile less insist beaten in snail
me. most 3 y
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Norwalk Chronicler