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HUYLEB‘S FAMOUS
. 0H0¢0LATES ,
LANE'S PURE lCE CREAM
THEJEQT OF EAKERY .
‘rsoo'uors "
F. A. LANE
51 .WIIhlngton as...
loath "small:
' Anderson’s Muculi’orits - 1
.. Launches and Boats .,
" of all kinds promptly 1mm. Into
- tor solo. All kinds ofW uniting. ‘
given «our attention. , .
Oyster gins" Point, ANomIk
:- g“ ‘2
Mrs. Edna Howard, of Elm street, is.
entertaining Miss Dorothy Lynch, ‘
Meriden. 5
NORWALK-SOUTH NORWALK
oi. .
Residence at Compo.
l Plans have been made by Architect
Mrs John A Montgomery, of Frank A. N. Paddock £01 a residence at Corn '1
lln avenue, has iciuinod from a visit 90 Westport for C H‘ Kemoer oi that'
place it will be of wood, with steam
gheut and all modern improvements,
The stock of the Rubey live and ten costing about $5 000 F 'B G' ego”
cent store has been sold to Willard S. has the contract for the fonniuilons
Comstock of Norwalk.
Mrs. George F. Betta and children,
01 17 Sprlugwood avenue, have been
' spending a week in Cannons.
in Bridgepoi t.H
W..-“
New Real Estate Partnership.
E. Parmly, Jr‘.. of Greens Farms. is
now associated with Horace E. Dunn,
Ithe real estate broker, under the firm
____ jiinnie of Dunn & Parmly, succeeding
Mrs. Charles H. Ferris,—oi’Washing-S1381!!!‘3: Son. The business of buying
i011 street. has been spending a week and selling real estate. making mort-
with her sister in New York. {sage loans and writing insurance will
M be continued the some as usual. with
James Rooney, of Norwalk, is work- both partners active in the business
ins With the baggage men at the cult Mr. Dunn’s business has grown to such
bound depot in South Norwalk. fpioportions that the new association
was necessary to pioporly care 1’01 it.
Mrs William R. Pennington, of No. .During the past year A numbei of im-
3 Putnam avenue has returned home portant projects the been handled in
from a visit in Brooklyn, New York. eluding the development of 00111110
‘liench. where 50 lots have been sold
and eight new houses. erected, with “l
dozcn more planned for spring; the;
Selleclt propeity on East avenue has
Ibeeu placed on the niuikct, six houses!
The Conecticut State sunday school ”9mg muodeled and made ready tori
asmciation will hold its annual conven- ociupancy, 5“ what “m b" one oi the’
tion in Hartford on Nurember 18.19 best 1esidentinl sections ot the city; ,f
and 20 in ”)9 Fourth CongregationalH the Royal James inn. now building“
church. and the development of the line propor-
W. [ty st Wostport where A number of the
Mrs. and Mrs. John Random}, and handsome houses have been erected.
children of Bayonne, N. ,J.. have been A- R- Mulkin & 00,. llflVe “‘0 con-
the guests of Deacon and Mrs. John tract 50" making $01716 important 3111'.
' D. Tsylor of Hoyt street, South Nor- movements to the residence of Harvey;
walk. , [Mia-111.011 Arch street. TheinterlorHl
1H is to undergo a number of changes until
Another oppoiiunity to be made elec- alterations and many changes will be
101s will be held in the Police Room; mode to the exterior.
anllzind snot-14m Wednesday from 3- Contractor E. K. White is making.
to 8 o'clock. A lnrge number qualified changes and improvements to tho rosl
us \olc‘is on Sutmdny at the some deuce of A. N Paddock in East Nor-
1111110 ' walk
Work has been started on sonic im-
“Silk Ribbon 0'38” are all “‘0 movements and changes to the car.
"0'8 W them “may ““1 “‘0 ““130“ 1111113 on Wail street. for which A it
WU” know I anlkln & Co. have the contract.
Governor Baldwin today appolntodl
J. Arthur Allen of New London a. dole! DO YOU WANT
gate to attend the convontlon ottho‘ ‘0 01151139 your nutrition? 1! 50. fl" .
notional river and harbor masters that ~11 Sentinel lid. to: I amok.
will be held in Washington. D. (1.. on it 13 the recognised medium in 1m.
”905mm" 4-‘5 ““5 5- Nor-walks for employers and employ».
W‘”‘“ 1‘ or VI ii .
The Southern New England To lo— T J M I “k, w ”a
phone company began lost wank the
distribution of the quarterly issue of.
the telephone directory Add several
men were employed in the work.
Misses Gertrude and Marion Jen-
» ninggi of Westport, are taking it stenc-
graphic course at Morrill‘s Business
College.
A man's rotations seldom hother
him it he is poorcr than they are. A
«a mum-w—
Advortisn in The 31111111101.»
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in Ncrwuik lust wank. there were '13
solos or property with mortnkos o! ‘
$32.25“. During the second stock at
(loinbsr. 11111. than. were twelve trons.
tor-11 or rcsl’ estate and marina; of
327 .511.
13111211119111 or the Holman Motor com-
puny 111 West Kirstin hove tiled I putt-H
lion in the ’Uiiiiod Bum district mitt - -
119111113 that the company be sill«dyod ‘
bankrupt tor u tourmm 11111111111111
feiii‘aliliiig the coinmy from Monetize ',
lug oi its allots. and for tho Witt-J
intent or a roceivsr our tho 0m!
Ammonia 111m Manchu” in
' tho 111th Raincoat Company u too»
Blues. Weak, Salmon.
Snapper Blues. Eels. Sea Trout, Long and Round Clams, Little Necks, Mill Hmelr new house ‘on Woundy place.
Pond Oysters, opened and in the shell;
Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Marke
1 Tot. 44D“
., Suits 11111 Ovorooats st
S10
tilt
it you“ haven}, you certainly are
daing your
injustice. .
We can tell you about these Suits and Overcoats in our
advertising but it. isn’t half as convincing as a visual dem-
‘ Onstration. when you can give
. kind of an éxamination. No test is too severe to prove the
leadership of these-values over anything in town at 111:5
same price.
Look at My Variety Before You Buy '
Cod, Butter,
TELEPHONE 108.
Day and Night Courses
Merrill Business College
South Nomalk
Fionnclette
K i M 0 N o 8
Short Flonnolette Kimonos 600
Long Flunnelette Kimonos ..
$1.00 to $1.75
Eider Down Dressing Sscuuos.
$1.00 to 81.50
.501: to 31.00 H
500
Aviation Cams . .
Short Knit Skirts
Hallowe'en Post Cards 11 for 5°
Holowa’en Place Cards 2 for 611
J i. Maiiette
.WIIhinmn It. M
Norwolk.
RECEPTlON 'ro sun-.7 1111.».
MAN AT moi-1 sci-1001..
Tho Twchers’
odors “stamina 111th to M
Wounds: oi 1911me slim;
H Stamford
Association. suin-
od by the Town School Committoos
. sad the 1111111 901111111 Gomittoo. viii
_ give I reception to Bumiuteuliont
Giannini 11nd Mrs. 1011mm 111 tits
-. High school Assembly Hall on Woo- ‘
«nudity «within: of this moist 88 am
g-o‘oiook.‘ The motion utility-ht»
brunt and. various Minus litre
n11.11114.11- hnn returned to nor
‘ Wood street cottage.
W
. The 11511111» for Herbert Scofleld' s new
,3 house hasbeen started
1
“Hobart Weeks h‘ns returned to New ‘
‘ , York tor the wintbgé wouths.
Miss Edith Which of Buyonne. N. .l,. .
is visiting friends in New Cannon.
and S15.F
n«M~p
New concrete wnlks were laid in
front of tho Stillman building recently.
poCketliook a big
Alsn‘i’ntterson has purchused a
Pops-illiu'ti‘ord automobile from Leon
, Tucker.
Dr. Rogers otH‘New York ins spend-
ing the wank-end with histolks on 0c-
noke avenue.
the garments the hardest,
The foundation ior Arthur Summls‘ 1
house on Pork street is nearly com-
.ploled.
Mr. and Mrs. Eteine have returned
to their home on South Main street for
Tthe winter.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Howe of Oenoke
9Ridge have returned fromn two week’s '
viucntion at Plttsiield. ’
W
Lester Messlugct has started busi-
nose with a. rush. A large number or
orders have already come to 111111.;
Jack King has resigned his position
ith Charles Fish and has taken one
1th Contractor John Mabrou
'€$
A number at New Canaan people
enoiyed the oyster supper given at the
Forms street chapel last Saturday ev
eningH
, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Kellogg are mm"-
Halibut, Flnt. 8911 Bass. Haddockfing from their Church stroethouseto
Hard Crabs. '
South avenue is being cleaned up
and put in hotter shape. Trap rock has
been placed where needed making the
ism-ct much better.
rues ostivssv. . l Hoffman's "Lite 01 Christ" ’wns‘g
t - . _‘* shown by the stereontlcon'atiho meet-z
A..~...--w..._w._......ng of the Conquest Bible (31988 last5
evening. Mr. Silllmnn lectured.
1
1
A number of sportsmen about New:
.jlhis season The birds are more men
.0119an report hunting as very good;
imul than for some time. .
A member of the Fire Board ,stutedi
yesterday that 111;. chemical had been:
shipped Just a week ago. it should;
Port Chester 7be at Nonr Christin at any time now.
i
5
Albert Hargruves of New York has}
taken a position as chauffeur for E. H. l
gilorrhnan of Marshall Ri-mlge Harmer;-
leg was formerly employed at the Puli-
man factory
Leland Bcngcr won in New York on
Save the Teeth
it possible. They are on
lbuolness Thursday. Leland is a goodl
int mint!
port of the anatomy. (lard
itii
one o-
inéimiggclgxmt 3:150:12 .musicinn and has recently been 10011- .-
110111110 form 111111 the hrlstes will not i ins over several PNWCUW Within!“
remove; it it is allowed to remain (or o. position.
will produce a foul breath, sensitiroi
teeth and gums. or neihsus the loss
0! the entire sot of teeth.
Do not wait until the whole month.
is involved before living them atten-
tion. but 11an tho teeth cleansd At
once. and avoid authoring.
Dr. J H Mallory
1| mu: "do It. death Hamill.
HOUR“ "I I. m. to a p. 111. Dune
lily"! by minimum only. "
Court ”William hiclil’nisv. No 1151) F
of A,. held its twelfth snnunl hall at;
Rnymoud‘s Hall Friday evening. Cough-1
lins live-plea: orchestra of Stamford
{111111111th mnil . Twostdps. waitzon.
confines, inhalers, etc. were on indoor
‘mm. The committee in charge of the
dance consisted oi Janina Thomas. H
Comatook. James Morn John Mulrihiii. .
flwdnrii Blondhurst and Chris. Molde-
ier. '
.13
~ who had the 0.013th It Dorian. Thou-
My wooing. 'l‘iio cur Will the well-
imowu Ford delivery, which he drivosl
for s. immunity. its 11w union s‘Now 1
(1311111111 party tor it ride and was 1-1111
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iiiiion oooumd undo tho Newton mud.
Jim had one by. written and bruised.
no in this noun mount. , Ind his clothes word-torn. One oi the
mm“ bl 0121111111., In 11111111. 1111111 1111 units. torn 11111 osteop-
him “555.4111 without cariou- inury. 1 T1111 1.11
16111111111111 AND commut-
um um immovsms'r
lit notional or I MM log
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dinner. or bismuth. As on- M 121111 he
Mt‘drsdor 1m- driving his
has-11111 ion-11m 11111. or die
to turn is the
it was Jiui Woods. and 110197711911. "
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GRO CERIES
‘ 6 cakes Fols Nsiphtho Soap
ll cakes Ozone soap ...H.......
. 3 lbs. Fancy
“Maud 5.111111111 Flour. bag.
‘ 3 pkgs. Maple Cornilslies‘ . . . . . ..
3 lbs Yule Toast or Milk Crackers
1 gallon jug Cniitoxnis Claret.
._ 1 hot. Monogram Whiskey.
83 and 85 Washington St.
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FALL UNDERWEAR
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”‘HBest Creamery Butter .........,
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gil‘cans Old Dutch Cleanser
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pun-vnonw-‘u'
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. in \ierinos, Ribbed Garments or Flat Woolens.
ElihuLengtixzzzzrzzzz:::.59t;..$§f’30$1.5$°1‘§3
FALL HATS ..............
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CAVANAGH
T066593! SHOP
2 South Main Street
'81 ROSE
South Nome!
Harris &. Gans Co.
THAT’S ALL
.PHONE 721
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Dress Goods from
Mill to» Consumer
-'Jusf Arrived 500 Yards
Blue.'Black and
Fancy Serges
111 Medium and Heavy Weights
54 and 136 inches wide.
91111629 901; A YARD up.
WHIPCORDQ. ETC.
LADIES’ CLOAKiNG and
comm 01.0111
in Twills. Plaid Back
Land Chinchilla
room $1.50 A Wind up.
Velvet Remnants. all colors.
Garment Dyeing a Specialty
TEXTILE FABRIC. C0.
213 E. th’n at. 80. Norwsik.
Formerly P. O. Bldg. Norwalk.
Ladies’Suits
MADE TO ORDER AT VERY
REASONABLE PRICED.
We employ only expert mechanics.
and ‘2usrnnm our work to be satls- . ..
factory. We also do
custom mo REPAiRlNG ron‘
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BRACKEN
to the largest and most on
plate line at
that can he tound in town.
including the ruinous
Educator
Cramer’s
“Nox-em-all”
Boston ,H' "
School Shoes
jand many other4 reliable:
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BRACKEN.
8: Washington St.
To]. 303-4
it was mutational.
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