Dress Goods
in surges at 25c. 50c. 75c and
‘LI 09 a yard, in , garnet“?
‘ blues, browns. cardinal,
green and black. Masculine
Satin in all colors; also Skin
bar's Lining .Satin.
* E. K. BANKS
”'"':l‘:il‘.h§3l°.k°'°°"
WTTTC
4°
.1.
4°
3
FGtBall
1 pensions; ‘
Striking Bags 1 f it
A Complete Line of Each. ,.
PRICES 31.00 10,111.00.
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WM; P. BEERS‘
south Norwalk. Nomali‘u
INorwalk Conclave, No. 427, I. 0. It,
has a meeting scheduled for Wednes-
day evening.
M13. Hitlip Bird, of Hamilton avenue
has gone to Derby to attend the tune
ruin! a friend.
a 7”
The Norwalk Bird club will meet
today at the home of Robert Mullins
of East Rocks avenue;
Lady Washington Lodge, No. 634,
Shepherds of Bethlehem will hold a re«
gular meeting this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Magner 0b
lCedarstreet, have been spending sev-
eral days in; New York city.
The‘Nutmeg Club will meet tomor-
.iow eyening for regular business. AllI
members are requested to be present.‘
The Sixth Company, Coast Artillery
Corps C. N. G., will meet for the drill
and business sessiOn tomorrow even
“3' ‘ ' 1 g , i
The Cigar Makers Union will hold;
its monthly busineeuhneeting this ev-
, oning in the labor lyceuni in Washing-
ton street. '
g. —-—Look like 10 cent cigars-smoke
like 10 cent cigars—Silk Ribbon—«5
'icent cigars.
The Old Well Hook and Ladder Sons
pany will hold its monthly business
meeting this evening in its quarters in
Washington street.
.1...
Palestine Castle No 2, A. 0. K. of
«M 0., will hold its semi-monthly busi-
ness meeting this evening in its haii,V
in Washington street.
Chief Thomas Leathcrland has re
sumedl his duties after a two days‘ va-
cation firing which time Captain Tho
mas Hunt took his place.
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Norwalk Aerie. N9. 588, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, will further consider
the coming class initiation at the meet. 1
ing on Wednesday evening.
At the next meeting of the Norwalk
Council the new council will come into
chino after the raglar business session
or the present enduinbents.
Dr. A. R. Starr and family have cloth,
or their beautiful home in lllaat avenue
and loft today toll-Now York city, at
which place they will reside during the
winter months.
“William 1’. Ward and. sons Williams
and Paul. of Laws atroet. wont to New
York last Baiurday and visited the
warships and witnessed the land par-
udc of tho Jackie». .
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The hall committee or NorwuikArio.
No. 588, Fraternal Order of Mules,
will moot tonight at is o'clock sharp.
i’lano for a grand maskball to hit hold
in the armory on November 22nd are
being made. A -
Mr. and Mrs. Laurens Raymond, at
Morgan avenue. who are enjoying a 2
months‘ content-1p, are remembering
their local friends with‘cardo. acme ro-
oolvsd this morning coins tram the
Grand Charon, Arizona,,and exhibited
the beautiful country. ,
oilil “1111111111.“ moss:
an autumn,
uni-am
, Tam V111 he some big mime 11
‘ general toad time. ‘ - “ 1; ‘ -
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity. Generally
fair tonight and Tuesday; mdoerate
west and southwest winds A long
ridge of high pressure extending from
Colorado eastward to Virginia, is pro-
Iducing cool, pleasant weather in the
western and central sections. A die
turbance of considerable intensity, cen-
tral over the Gulf of Mexico, is produc
ing unsettled weather with rain and
high winds in the southern sections.
Pensacola Fla. reported 6: 20 inches or
rain during the last 24 home.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low 48; high, 63.
Partly cloudy.
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Phil Seib, or this place, was in New
York city yesterday.
lUncas Haymakers will meet this ev-
coins in the barn in Washington street
A new and complete line of foot balls
basket ball? and striking bags at W.
P. Beer‘s.
Concord Division No. 2, Sons of Tem~
persons, will hold a weeklyameeting
tonight;
Hargilari Society, No. 634, of Nor~ ’
walk will meet tor monthly business
t.onight _
.——-—
The Master Plumber's Association
will meet tomorrow evening for regu-
lar business.
Frank C. Baker, of this city, spent
yesterday in New York where he, in-
spected the naval flotilla.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 364,
Sons of St. George, will meet loi- weeks
ly business tomorrow night.
Rev. George F. Pentecost, Progros
sivc candidate for the senate will speak
at Wilton tonight at 7: 30 o 'clock
The horse of the Holmes, 1Keoier and
Kent Company fell down in Wall street
this morning, but was uninjured.
M.
«Hand made. choice tobacco. extra
fiavor-Sllk Ribbon-""5 ent cigars.
0
Edward Gallagher and Fred Bogus
dun. of South Norwalk. are in New
York today, attending the ball (games
W
Mr.1111d Mrs. George E. Travis. of
Danbury. have retro-ad after a visit
with thief and Mrs. Thomas Mather
l.and
Mina liter. 1’. Daniela clerk at the
Board of selectmen. who has been on-
doying a week‘s vacation resumed her
duller this morning.
m,
The weekly dance or the silent Four
1 in the town Hall on Saturday night was
a bigger and more elaborate chair than
any of those previous
There 11111 be a ransom (or all» or
those taking part in the dome team 0!
Butler Lodge Tuesday evening. Every
one is requested to be pro-anti
m V,
Parnassus Council. Royal Amount is
planning for a big that tomorrow ove-
nins. when the decree team from
outside Council, of Bridgeport, will
pay a visit and initiate a clue of can-
didatos (or the local wannabes.
iikoy 1......”
trust-1.
duo-oooss‘
T11. First District misuse,
ooh A. donor and Writ
«is
JUST THE THING TO USE THESE COOL NIGHTS
ANb moamnos TO TAKE THE CHILL. OFF.
stKe. no coon, EASILY caaso FOR AND can
as basalt-:1) ‘Aaour FROM ONE noon Tor AN-
WITH phase on STEEL TANKS.
OTHER-
OR NICNEL TRIMMED. "
NO
BLACK ‘
A. J. Co‘ilins '81 Co.
It's not a boast—it's a promise—when I tell you
that I am selling the Best Poultry Feeds
And I don't end by saying I will give the best—I do it.
know something or my store and mill equipment, and the length of 1'
It you
time 1 have been at it, you 7"wui say that we ought to make good lead
at any rate.
' It you know some or my customers you can learn that
I do make good leads: the best, and no other.
MANUEL 'l". HATCH.
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Food for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
Fall and Winter Campaign, 1912
lJEDDO-L-PLYMOUTH-«H w. A.
COAL
IN ALL SIZES.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
The Moyer Exhibit at the Danbury Fair
WON A BLUE RIBBON
Themrgr3 Four, and 1Six Cylinder, Models, are nowon
view at our garage. Demonstrations on ugliest.
Oscar H. Banks, Agent
GARAGg—RIVER STREET.
NONWALK‘. CONN.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
\
so wan. titan! .
.Noawaut.
mom on.
' Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
1
1p
ICE CREAM
THE onsT IN TOWN
RAVI YOU TRIED IT?
We have our new machine working now and are making good
too 0mm. ~0ur delivery Ioryico to prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
nonwam.‘
IAN" NORWALK.
The Paris CIOak 8: Suit House
We cannot make a tortuno by. rolling you a single suit, coat.
dross. skirt or
selling you a
giving
values so good that they bring you book again: and again it you
have boon wearing our clothing we expect you ll get your (all and
winter apparel here. It you are not acquainted with the advantages
this store otters it's high time you been to investigate.
WE ALTER FREE.
COUTH MAIN‘ ITRIIT
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘sis‘uir M is crass
”Altman. T
Waist this tall, but We can lose a good friend by , 1
r one. We hays built up this basins“ by
they are dandics. You
a glimpse!
purse.
No Finer Suits No Big-
ger Values Anywhere
Styles True to the Decree of Fashion
LADIES’ FALL SUITS "
Smart, Snappy Styles
Tailor-madcs that are made by tail-
ors Who know how to make them. And
thusiastic over them when you catch
Such fabrics—soft, silky,
beautiful as the weaver knows how to
make them. Priced here to favor your
$12.98 1033500.
LADIES’ FALL COATS
, . Full Lengths and “Johnnys”
Warm, for cold weather.
the whole body. Full lengths and the
popular Johnny coats, cutaways and
semi-Norfolk effects with big roll coi-
lars, delightfuly trimmed and in com-
MEN’S FALL SUITS
Clean Cut for Clean Cut Men
Suits to “suit” the most particular,
at prices that won’t take all the, 1'
“starch” out of your pocketbook. Flt
like a squirrel’s hide, no wrinkles
across back or around the collar.
Crackerjacks, every one. Fit for any-
one. Get inside!
$10.00 to $25.00.
MEN s Tor COATS
Chilly Night Necessity
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 shake V‘
Will wax err-1
Protect
bina§ions, Here is a Variety of ma- him OE. A top-coat’s the thing—costs
teria Prices little here, saves much.
$9 50 to $27 50. $15. 00 to $20. 00.
OUTFITTERS T0 MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD
Washington Street, Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
,,soUTa. comm '
LET THE
Norwalk‘ Furniture
' House
highly polished Dining-room Suit "and
a Parlor Suit 0! the latest design. and
and that will bake at all timed, and
any description, so to the
NORWALK FURNITUR; HOUSE.
1446 Wait at. Norwalk conn.
(Successor: to F. A. Mitchell.)
All our upholsterlng and repairing is
done by a iirstclass French cablllot
maker and polisher. formerly with F
a. Mitchell. Phone M8.
‘ war
for you to be warm in your rm
house this winter is to have us inotal
a Hosting Britain that will hoop you
comfortable on'tho coldest day!
We'll study the location or you:
room. the Militias o! the ham and
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
or Steam Enron: will satisfy you but
The :lon‘es & Hotchkiss
Company
«envious. cons
W i
{limo m
m
City National Bank
TRANIA‘DTC A OINIRAL IANKINO
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Ibwm H.
.1011 mi its
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furnish you (or your home with a -:
a Stove that will save your coal bill.
for your oddpieces of Furniture oi -'
socialise. scores“ svaav
racist TDONCHTINT . ,
4c- m : 3 1117111. .1111 W
01‘ Jan um
summon. on. . ‘
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The Hatch 81 Bailey: Company
OOUTH NORWALK.y CONN. .
Lumber and MillW0rk for Everything
Telephone. 40.
BEAVER BOARD
1- men; rapidly .111 popularity as a .abuuuh tor lath and
platter and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an loll-lie variety
or artistic 11am for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual prefer-meat and tutu. We are spent.
and hop a lam tulip), on hand.
® leRA SPHXA
1 can A81? Baking Powder at 50c
BEBTBUTTER, APOUND. .. .... . .
FANCY MAINE POTATOES, A PEC K“
WE GIVE S. AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
on-oanoc-eoous.
124 WAOHINOTON 07.. IOUTH NORWALK
Tot. No. m. Deliver!» a: so a. m. and 2: 80 p. m.
rm Dill
100 S&H Green Trading Stamps Free WI
The Great lA&P Tea Conipany
,The constant aim of The
space. This neWspaper Will not.
knowingly accept any advers-
tlsing that is misleading, exagu
ill
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