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, White and grey lull else
‘ Blankets
All Linen Towollns at
, > . 10c and 12 14c
7 Extra Heavy Linen Table
Damask 50°
Bsth Towala 10c, 12 1-,20 26o
‘ All Linen Damask and Huck
Towels .............. 26o
you will always romainhor the piece
tor 80.“ work“ 0. N
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WEATHER FORECAST.‘ “EPuBLloAN ulna
For Nor-walk and vicinity: Rain 10- I“ spnluawoon
night; Sunday rein, tellowed by
clearing and colder. The storm that
was central yesterday morning over
Kansas has moved rapidly northeast-
ward and is now central over Michi-
. gen. it is producing cloudy and rainy
Weather in the northern sections one:
Of the Mississippi. Thunderstorms ed the meeting together. The oiilcers
and high winds were reported from are:
several places in the mice region. President-Stephen Dokus.
Vice President—Andrew Bellus.
lst ‘Vice Pnesident—Joseph‘ Bordon;
2nd Vice Pmsideut-8tephen Bar-
dos. ‘
Secretary—John ‘Kvancz.
The Springwood Republican Club
can headquarters. Twehty-eéven
«young men signed the cell oi which
number, twenty-one attended last
night‘s meeting. Stephen Dokus call.
N'wenyuenn vents Aoo TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 53; high, 68.
Clear.
W
The last reguler dance at the Not-
Tressurer—«John Sortes.
' k l l . , ,
; Right. Country Cup will be he "a to- Andrew-Bellus, Joseph Berries and
was organized last night at Republi- '
and Printing I
The .best oi work. ‘ Try us once and
COMFORTABLES
The breath of cold winds those nights remind you that you will.
mood Blenhets and Cumicrtnbles. Youfiwill mm at this store the,
largest line shown in this vicinity. .
. N These Blankets and Comtortubles will interest everybody who
‘\ has warm bed clothingwto buy. and who is not oldverse to saving
money. Stock is the most complete we ever had. Values are es».
'- tonishing. _N
BLANKETS ..... 39¢to $9.5“
oomronmonns 98¢ to $7.50
A. J. Collins" 8100.
It's not a boost é—it’s aP-promise—when I tell you
that I am aellingthe Best Poultry Feeds
And I- don't end by saying I will give the host—I 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 food
at any rate. it you know some of my customers you can learn thst
I do make good feeds: the :best,’ and no other.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom-~
era—Bonnie Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle sud Poultry.
Fall and Winter Campaign. 1912
JEDDOmPLYMOUTH-«H. W. A
COAL
IN ALL sizes.
RAY MO ND BROTHERS
_ - Stephen Dokus were appointed a
-. ,. nslunrlseoalély, «c.1334; silver. committee to lookzuvvsuimble altar-P
- walk, will meetior the monthly session “in and W to ”WW1” “‘9 ”3°“
on lldondsy evening. meeting “Friday ntght. The call * ol'
. the meeting follows:
The (NorwslksBoerd of Fire P’Undor— We. the ,.underhixned -. Republicans
(writers will meet on Monday‘siternoon oiisoutn Norwnlk, believing in. the.
' ‘ at 4 o'cliiek for monthly'. business. . principles of Republicanism and ti)“
' - ., “ ‘ ‘ NP .N the party's intoneilt‘ can .be “wooed
-—Full“ilne “If“: 03171011.." by the organisation or s Republish
' The Norwslk B’oat'Oiub completed
'1 arrangements for the coming smoker
' . , at the regular meeting last evening. l
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Concord Division, No. 2. Sons 0'! ”’9" “i “I 9'3“ °'°‘°°ko ‘0' WW1“
Temperance, will meet for the weekly on “SWAIN-‘0!-
.husiness session on Monday evening.
ourselves for that purpose and wrote
to attend a meeting It Ropnhllosn
SWINNDLER FINED “0. ‘
Buckingham Post. No. 1.2., o A. 11., Edward much the himnimmér.‘
“held it regular business meeting last W110 tried ‘0 WINN- Leland M, 431089.
. ovoninx and routine business was tron» 0“ MONEY minoon was found
ousted. ‘ ' suitor oi attemptlns to secure money
' ' under false promises nt‘ the South”
Mr and ma; George b Woodward Norwelir end or the Town court this
are the psrents or a. bright boy. how morning. and well lined 340 Mr.
last night. Mother and son are do- Roach is or the opinion tint he will
log nicely. :get the money, but it his friends help
——-—-———-— him as well in paying his line as they
A stated communication oi Old did in getting a bond For hint; 01‘9”
We“ W136» Nil-193 F and A . use are that he will work out the
will be held at its rooms October 16, amount in the Bridgeport 1811-
1912 “I 8 ”1°C“ ‘P'm ' Ranch believes he has s friend in
", , Mrs. Parks, of Broad street, Bridge
whitest sort. lists. O Brien s. NM”. from whom he expects to get
Cocksnoe Tribe No. 32.1- 0. .-.‘M the 340. He made 'e request for his
hold a reseller meeting last evening in bond from her but did 30‘ 89‘ it.
the Well street wixwam and transac-
ted routine matters at business. 5“" NORWM-K REPUBLICANS
To ORGANIZE.
mml‘he Governor's Lady!" one of lithe BullMoosel-s think they have
lilo most popular plays now playing lot everything their own my in East
in N. v. will be presented by Miss Norwslk. they will wake up Tuesday
(lay Zenolg'uwum, Tues, 0m 22d, morning to ilnd themselves quite mis-
in Trinity Parish Hall. “he“ (in Monday evening. them
iwlll be orésuised. in the third district
Word was received this morning a red hot Republican club, the mem-
i‘rom New York to the attest that Mrs. bars of which are all primed up for
Ade Iiotimsn, mOther of Mrs. Everett. the fight in! intend to make the nest
lilyinwmh oi High street. Norwaik is the mt and intend to make the light
ill in 'Bollevuo ‘Hovpiwl Mrs. Bvlns- enrolled“ one inward and forty. mem-
ton has gone to New Yofli. . ‘bers and have not yet begun. The old
Mayflower Hook it Ladder quarters.
M 5 n. m., today. one ‘9! BMW” in Van Zuni street have been ens!»
W80” W” duck“ in ”mam ed and the meeting on M'ondsy oven~
street. when the driver MRI in I I08 Win I” held at that mm.
house delivering milk. lie complain-l -Wm
ed to the police that the “ml were STAMFORD AUTOMOBILE Milie-
loud and an investigation followed ma.
' The emu so... Jule Rnishts or m" ‘3' mm.“ “fig“;om J":
Willis: will meet on Tuesday oven- ’ “2°” - . m” t ‘ "9°.
. received by the. Norm police.
in: of next wool: in Stamford. 3t Bilu‘lont ii p “5 hi “my“!
which time s successor'to Horses 0. my on '
CW. mild mp" oi the records end automolnlo st 11 s. in, yesterdeytnud
u“. will be selected. among other rout was to return at s n. in. but
. 933m The delmtion from 0"”, no men; the missing so lots as this
INN” Invite. N0. 19. st m. city. snot-nine. sills: is on his my to Don-
tNo..o 4601.
_ Risihem’umpiiouthet Putt
twitllsnsooldoot. but lobe cu
' N Bliss has instituted I. reach.
nilsh Condom
club in this loosiity‘. h'eréby enroll '
View at: our garage. Demonstrations on request.
TheMoyer Exhibit at the Danburyr Fair;
WON A BLUE RIBBON
The 1913 Four, ind Six Cylinder, Models. are now on
Oscar H. Banks, Agent
MRAGHIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN. ,
Headquarters, Friday ovonlng, Octo- .
will so wlmsm J. can, sud mm, W? ‘0 ”0k 10" ill- usr. '1'th «or is ,
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LADIES’ FALL SUITS
Smart Snappy Styles
Tailor-mad“ that are made by tall-
ors who know how to make them And
they are dandies. You Will wax en-
thusiastic over them when you catch
a glimpse! Such fabrics-soft, silky,
beautiful as the weaver knows how to
. make them. Priced here to favor your
purse. - ,P .
$12.98 to $35.00.
LADIES’ FALL COATS
’ Full Lengths and "Johnnys"
Warm, for cold weather. Protect
the whole body. Full lengths and the
popular Johnny coats, cutaways and
semi-Norfolk efiects with big roll col-
lars, delightfuly trimmed and in com-
binations. Here is a variety of ma-
terial. Prices
$9.50 to $27.50.
LET THE
Nomalk Furniture
furnish you tor your home with o
s Parlor Bolt oi the intent design, and
end not will bake at all times. And
for your odd pieces oi Furniture oi .
r
Optician . , . runes m.
0 B. Jackson ".9 “32:29:13” "
Eyes Examined Free
soy “W011”. 8'0 t0 the
All our upholstering and repairing is
No Finer suits, No Big-a
ger Values Anywhere
Styles True to the Decree of Fashion
NK “A
GUTFITTERS TO MAN. WOMAN AND CHILD
Washington Street, Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
SOUTH NORWALE _ P
House ‘ .' Dry GOOdS CO.
only polished mulls-mm 5“" "W 28, so on 32 SOUTH MAIN 51 REET
R Stove that WI“ save your 0011 IIIII INFANTS, ALL WOOL SWEATERS
WhiteI with pink and blue trimming; 50c value Tonightu Spee—
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NORWALK FURNITURE gouge, ALL LINEN. CRASH TOWELING N
"4. w!“ a.” Nomlk- Geno. .' Regular 12 1ch value. Tonight‘s Speciul .Z.N,:.‘.N ...... . 9 3-44:
(“W t” F * “MW” ' > plus: LOT OF censors
Msde or a due ,quelity of coutil. Sold: in all‘stores‘Pet Site. To:
done by s ilrsteiass French cabinet . nights Special ‘ ' ' 29o
MEN‘ S FALL SUITS
Clean Cut for Clean Cut Men
Suits to “suit" the most particular,
at prices that won't take all the
“starch” out of your pocketbook Fit . .
like a squirrel’s hide, no. wrinkles . ,j
across back or around the collar.
Crackerjacks: every one. Fit for any- '
one. Get inside!
$10.00,t0 $25.00.
MEN’S TOP COATS
Chilly Night Nfcéssity
Don’t go out with chattering teeth .
those chilly nights. Good thing for .
the doctor, but bad for your health
King “Cold” will get you in his iron
grip. and you won’t be able to Sheila
him elf. A top-coat’ s the thing—~costs
little here, sav as much.
$15.00 to $20.00.
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~ ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN TOWN
RAVI YOU TRIID IT!
We have our new machine working now and on m mod;
ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt.
RUN DLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK. RM‘I’ NORWANLK.
motor and polisher, formerly with F -, - . N , . ‘N . _ ' ..
A. Mitchell. ‘rllono 4+3. , - LADIES‘ HOUSE WAISTS
. ’ In a. variety or good colors. all test end well made Never entered for
~ . less thanfiilo. Tonight’s Special .- ........ 39¢
WAY
for you to be worn in your new _.
N'w'olunn's FLANNELETTE NIGHTN GOWNS
Extra full, well made; .69o values. Special tonight ......
CHILDREN'S CORDUROY con'rs
Navy,i god, with white trimmings; regular $3.00 values. Specialwto-
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house this winter igto ilsvo us insult ..
s Katina System ihst'wlll keep you .I
. comfortable on the coldest do]!
We'll study on loostion .2 you:
The Paris Cloak .8: Suit * House.
We cannot make u tortuue by selling you a single suit. coat.
dross, skirt or at waist this tell. but we can loss is good friend by
selling you a poor one. We hsvo built up this business by giving
values so good that they bring you back again sud again it you
have been wearing our clothing we expect you'll get your tail and
winter apparel here. It you are not acquainted with the advantages
this store otters it's high time you how to lnvostl‘nio .
.. '. , . ws nulls virus. ..
Issue "
all sourH mm ornmP , < ills-air Minerals-r 2
SOUTH NORWALK.‘ ' “ . " "Aurelio.
rooms. the (militias oi the house sol
tell you ,Whether s Hot Air. Hot Wstsi
or Sllssm System will satisfy you best.
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
MOUTH NGRWALK. GONNNN.
Telephone. 4s. ‘
The Jones & Hotcllklss.
‘* Company ‘
PROM 7N"! RQR‘WALK. CONN
City National Bank . =
vellum Heisman RANKING -
IUIINR SAND 0" RD‘ IVIRY
non. ”tight.“ N N?
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N. ‘ f. N‘N. l‘ 1
lo... , w: new
dial-3nd
is gaining avidly in ”Phhrlty es s substitute for lath sol
sluts:- ‘sild well-m. it is susosntible oi sn inn-lie misty ‘
oi artistic assigns il'or wells slid ooillnu. and permits or
wide scope tor individual pistol-most and tests. We no mm
sndknooflmssupmonhsnd.
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All. ‘ ' ’
Norwalk Chronicler