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Blankets 70c
10c and 12 1-2»
Damask........... 50°
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White and gray tuli
Allunen Toweling at
Extra Heavy Linen Table
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Towels .. .
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E. K. BANKS
Mahaokamo Hotel Block
South Norwalit '
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity; Cloudy
with rain tonight or Saturday; mod-
erate winds, mostly southeast. A
well-defined storm, central this
morning over Kansas, is preducing
cloudy and rainy weather in nearly
all the northern section east 01 the
Rocky Mountains.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 54; highI 60.
Cloudy.
M...
..Mrs. Samuel Hull, oi' Railroad ave-
nue, remains very seriously ill.
W ‘
~12 varieties sort hats. O’Brien's.
Charles B. Holt and iamily,o of Win-
nipauk spent yesterday at the Dan-
bury Fair.
‘ York today. * !
Selectman Alfred Avison spent yes-
terday at the Danbuny Fair and helped
swell the unusual attendance record.
Grover Baker, of .Watertown, N. 'Y.
is a guest oi Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Reynolds, of South Norwalk.
Forest Mills underwear is known :2"
.native town and all of its higher in-
‘teresta she gave herseli unreserved
iy to good works and in Mr lovely
character won the regard and admi-
I for its quality, style and finish. See
J. I. Mailetto's adVertIsemont.
—-.._—._—.
O-wing to a chance in the policy oi.
the management of the Price Cloth-
ing store. in Washington street. Ar-
thur ill. Wicker; will sever his connec
tion with that firm on Saturday even.
log. P
——i«‘ull lino caps. O'Brien's.
South Norwalk books are amusing
(or Columbus Day. The South Nor.
walk Trust company and the South
Norwalk Savings bank will be closed
all day Saturday. The City National
Bank will remain open from 9 to 12
o'clock to accommodate patrons
Mayor Edward J. Finnegan, Counv
cllman William Thompson and Honey
M. Kent, late member of the Board of
Estimate and Taxation, are in New
York city today having gone down to
attend the bail some in the World's
ficrica.
The automobile oi Stewart il. Elliott
struck a valuable bird doll at City Tron
aurcr liowand A. Montgomery in Wall
street yesterday afternoon and so had
ly injured it that it was necessary for
(Juicer Charles F. 'l’agc to shoot the
canine which he did without iurthar
delay coding the underlay. of the Door
animal.
«wllnicst aoit hats. O'Brian'a.
Professor (Nowell‘a dancing clans
started for the moon on Wednesday
evening in Arlen hall Madison street.
Thorn was a fair number to attend
slice, and a successful season in unit-
circled New pupils; can Join at the
next session on Wednesday overdo;
of next nook. Prof. Neweh’o mph»
tnlioo as a dancing instructor is well
known and he touches the latest
Mon. having devoted lilo time duo
in: the summer months in study and
preparation for them. ~
' Chocolates
mum limb
em P
V 11%
* Developing?
and “ Printing
The best of. work. Try us once and
you will always remember the place
tor good work.
*‘urdTOwth Nomlk.
loss in the decease of ‘Mrs. Clara Eli-
zabeth Seymour which occurred at
her home in East avenue, at hail-past
seven, this morning.
able John B. Seymour. was a daugh-
ter of the late General Charles Olm-
stead and Mary Jane Lockwood Olm-
stesd and granddaughter oi_Deacon
Charles Lockwood.
attendant “of Richard Olmsteed who
was one oi the fourteen men who set-
tlcd Not-walk and to wnom Roger
Ludlow in 1660 surrendered his pur-
chase iron: the indians Tokaneke and
lag hobsetota 260 years m
, the
felon; vice president of
league and was one otthe editors
' lite was full at gracious unstaineu.
‘at the mvciliaaco oi lilo (now.
. hold a «burial tale urchin.
WM. ' P auras
Not-walk.
*-_.._.___-m——___--.—_
nulls lithium.
Clara E. Seymour.
We recoid a lamented community
Mrs.rSeyunour. the wire ,0! Honor-
She was a de-
_...nn—_
It's not , a boast—~it’s a promise-when I tell you
, i do make good feeds: the best, and no other.
COMFORTABLES
The breath at cold winds these nights remind you that you will
need Blankets and Couriertables You will find at this store the
largest line‘ show: in this vicinity
These Blankets and Comfortahlcs will interest everybody who
has warm bed clothingto buy,:and who is not " sidvcrse to saving .
money. Stock is the‘most complete we ever had. Values are as— ‘
tonishlus. . ,
BLANKETS .. 69¢“ $9.50
COMFORTABLEB 98¢ to $7.50
A. J. Collins '8: Co.
that I am selling the Best Poultry Feeds
And I don't end by‘ssyins I will give the best—d do it. It you
know something or my store and mill equipment, and the length of
time I have been'at' it, you will say that we ought to make good teed
at any rate. It you know some of my customers you can learn that
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price. always in the minds at its custom-
. era—«Bonnie Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
Fall and Winter Campaign, 1912‘ ‘
JEDDO--PLYMOUTH---H. W. A.
COAL
IN ALL SIIES.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
u
Oh. you ragtime lovers.
’ seated a bill of remarkable acts.
At the Palace 0: Superb Vaudeville
Broadway's newest musical
(10) THE LUNCH ROOM CABARET
Ten scintillent beauties in a bevy of
Special added feature. Thé‘ charming
‘in Billy's Best Bet
in their merry melange, Thelieli Boy. ‘
Mahackemo ten years previously "at
'all the land between the (mo rivers, l
~8srsiield Burns oi “anklin avenue, the one called Norwnlke and the oth-
‘ is attending the ball game in New or Soatotuck, and from the sea a
dayla walk into the country "
Seymour, who was born in Norwalk. .
February 38 1886, lived and died on
that W tract. {Her husband's au- ,
cantor-“Richard Seymour was anothv
' or of the same band at first settlers,
and the two ioroiatbers had adjoin-
.Mrs.
u WALL emu .
uoawaut.
vacuum.
0. D. Jackson
Optician
Everythingin the Optical Lille
Oh, you syn?
collated souls. Today there is pre-
lprcg‘rsni oi unparallcd ‘and surpass-
lull surprises. .
HOYT’S
The Gate to Pleasureville.
_—~——~
comedy
presentation. All new ragtime hits.
All new dances, .Fresh comedy.
Irving Cooper‘announces .
Gl lRLS (10)
brilliant spectacles. Everything
new. Everything different.
corhpdienne
CATHERINE CRONIN AND co.
A dashing come-
dy of exceptional merit.
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Rooney and Bent present
JOBIE AND WILLIE BARROWS
—"———
A Dainty Delight
ELIZABETH MAYNE
Captivating. in pretty tunes.
‘ Two Lively Lads
LEXEY AND MELLON
Eccentric Dancing Comedians.
Next Week! Next Weeki Next Weekl
Chris 0. Brown's New York vaudeville
stars, “Two Road Shows." Monda
and Thursday. including Mike Don
lin, Tom Lewis J. K. Emmett and
(39., Harry Van Fossen
THE NEW
Dreamland
“Undergiving Tailor," A very inter-V1
esting drama in one big moi.
“Princess Trixie.“ Ha'nll Colored
‘pioturc. Some «thing great. Don‘t
miss it.
”The Pirate.“
story. i ' . .,
“Behind the Stockade." A Western
picture In one big full reel. Besides
two mono reels today. .
thrilling» sea
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.EVPP Examined Free ,
Mrs. Seymour‘s passing away will.
deeply mourned by" all who knew
Most unaelnshly devoted to her
ration, oi‘ all those‘vvith whom she
was asaoclated. She was , the drain
president and one of the founders or
Anti-Tuberculosis' Dispensary;
three times president of the Women's
the Civic
' "THE MOYER GEE OF THE MOYEB CAI. THI MOYBR WANT TO
OWN ONE.”
THE 1013 MODELS OF THE FOUR AND GIX CYLINDER
Moy er Automobiles
Will be oxhiblyted in the Automobile Building at tho Danhury Pair.
All tolerated, are cordially invited to inspect than.
Oscar H. Banks, Agent,
., oAsaos-cuvsa "any. uoawaLK. cons.
TOmomw’a‘ Program.
Matinee at 3: 30.
edy, a laugh from start to finish.
“Midnight Supper." A drama in
one reel.
"The Bootblack." A very interest-
ing story. ‘ ‘
“The Adventuress." A drama. Don’t
miss it.
There will also be two more reels
Saturday. Two shows nightly, 7: 80
and 9 o “choir.
OLD ,
REDMEN’S
and originators oi the Civic Bulletin
and had the welivearncd satisfaction
0! greatly. helping to creole a whole-
some public opiniou to place several
good works on I safe and progressive
basis such as the bridge. the park,
the school, sanitation, oiled streets
and the mosquito crusade. She was
actively luterotod in them all and
her helpful influence was ieit and
acknowledged. in the endeavors to:-
tho neallxatlon of these advancements
in her native town which she loved
so well, some oi the brightest ar-
ticles written wore the unobtrusive
product of her plan.
For two years. sometimes tor
month! together, in wvcraol pain she
made it great battle tor lilo with a
patient heroism that deserved to con-
quer. in this she was heartened by
the sympathetic and eager inquiries
or bar townsmou in all walks of lilo.
scores of whom she did not know. So
has passed (mm us one whom quiet
the expression of an uncommonly
beautiful personality, and in all or
whose life was maintained the bent
traditimna ol‘ the New England (lilac
actor family and home. This sirloin
on home and family have the on»
{child sympathy at their roan;
friend» in this their great bemvo
meal.
a
01m E. Seymour, wits ct Julia ll.
tumour, or 144 nut avenue. died
this morning at the use or it yearn.
phonemes will be held at her lain
me. Monday. at it p. in. lament
The masculine or the installs
W“ W! N‘! MS; I: 6; ba It ”in
HALL
ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN TOWN
RAVI YOU TIIID l'"
W. honour new machine alumna now no are militia good
ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt. "
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
uoawam. can? noawaut.
it you have not already been here
to see our pictures, be sure and come
tonight. and you will come here all
‘ “:l‘usg masts the sham.» A coin- ‘ ‘
Never were nssortments larger or
you to trade. Our'business gets better
everybody to come Mid see our goods
pay for the bad one. that never pays.
store' 3 expenses.
Do not support them, but Weed them
and select anything they want. and pay
it ior them. until it is paid. Then you
the world {or the least money.
do so.
But you won‘t know where the beat
compare.
3 HIS STOREwas never bet-é"
ter prepared to serve you
*‘P'satisfactonly than now.
more attractive or were values better-4m this is the store that
keeps pace with the progress of the times—«the store that is never
satisfied to “lot well enough alone," but is continually striving to
improve and make this a better and more satisfactory place, till“
because our service to our customers is continually being bettorcd
We consider your satisiaotlon above everything else. We invite
store in town, but we don't ask of you to consider the so-calle‘d
stores that are tinder “the headline, “Cash and Credit.” that chords
three times more tor a galmwlt that You could buy in a cash store
only. Avoid them as you would a plague. as they only make beggars
out of you and keep you poor because your garment is worn out he-
i‘ore it is paid for, as they charge so much to keep up their credit
machinery of high priced managers. bookkeeper-s, books, collectors
and above all their bad accounts, of which the good customer must,
1'): 18 YOU that keeps up the).
Then don’t be foolish and let yourself be lobbe‘d
from them as they are the worst 'kind of sharks in your community.
that is not able to pay cash (or their goods can come to our stores .
We expect no one to buy of us un-
less she is iully satisfied that it is to her own best interest to
PAPP Pm;
finer, never wure styles
and better year after year
and compare with any cash
out of existence. Any one 1
a deposit. and We will keep
get the best made garment in
values come from unless you -
Ladies’ and Misses’
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Ladies’ and Misscs’ Skirts
From
Silk Petticoats
Ladies’ and "Misses"
Value :20. Our price . ...... . ......................... $11.98
LADIES‘ and MIS'SES’ SUITS, value $25. Our price $16.50 L
LADIES' and MISSES' sun‘s, value :30. ,Our price $20.00
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Ladies and Misses Coats § ,
From .. ......... ............. ...... .. ...... $5 up to $35
IIQIUOIUIOIIOOIOI caltltvuaautlnloa.
.. From. .. ..
Suits
Dresses
$1.98 “9 ‘0 3,20
Co
"I We have the "
* Finest Line of": ‘
the Best Makes ‘
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The Paris“ Cloak
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scum noawam.
the time. They are the belt and clear-
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eat that can be seen. Ask them
who have seen them.
' Today our program includes:
"Hard Luck Bill." A comedy.
"The Guest at tho Parsonage."
“'i‘lie. Coming Generators."
‘ three colors equally at good.
and
Matinee daily. at 2:80. Evenings,
7:30. asturday, 7:00 o‘clock:
Aduita 100. chum» so
ac‘n CARS
REDDY 8t AYERS MOTOR CO.
so (a... 1km was".
any noawaut. ’
Motions to (or ovations, except
Saturday and Holidays.
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.001“ NORWALK. OOH".
Lumber and MiIIWork for Everything
Telephone. OI.
PmMaWnumw-m
BEAVER BOARD
in mm rapidly in popularity all u substitute tor lath and
plaster and wallpaper. it is susceptible oi an infinite nasty
«muowwmmu and Milan, and pundits at a
wide and» tor individual outermost“ and taste. We are mil
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it’s the out all
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