Havana's amour!
_ I oHooouIrrro
i - . thHors who Is: cmwg
rue not or amaov
’ racohc'ro
I‘l Waohlnntin elm-t.
ImhINomlll, .
has been ill for the past week.
The streets of Norwnlk in the busi-
ness section arbmprinkled daily. -
Eat-Mayor Charles L. Glover, of'Red-
ding, is spending the day in town.
‘—
—Everything‘ for the Hallowe’en.
party a DeKlyn's. including pumpkin
pies.
Aaron Martioeau, who recently un-
‘ derwent a serious operation, has en-
tirely recovered and is able to resume
his duties again. '
Miss Catherine Ciaven, of the cloak
and suit department of the Boston
Store. spent yesterday in New York
city on businessu
Be dressed just as good as the next
fellow; have your fall suit or over-
coat made to mépsure Iby Cavanagh &
Rose. See advf page 5. I
Regular business' and the usual drill
was held last evening by the Sixth
Company, CoauI‘Artillery. Corps, C.
N. G... in the Norwalk .armory.
...._
The ‘Norwallt Yacht Club lloats have
been hauled out on the shore north ol.’
the club house, and preparations are
being made to close the house tomor-
row [or the season of 1912.
—.
Court Laurel Club will have an "All
Halloween” party tomorrow night at
the club house at Pine Point. A spe-
cial car will leave Norwalk at 7:45
o'ckck and South Norwalk at s o'-!
clock.
Architect and Contractor Peter Lar-
rauri, of South Norwalk who has Just
completed the two story brick building
on East Washington street for Capilo
Brothers. in now‘éet work upon a three
Inory frame house in Ely avenue.
--~i7 yours on the market. and still;
"All to the uood"-—Tomboy cigars.
The regular special meeting of
Court Laurel will he held next Tuna
day evening at the club bonus, Pine
Point. Each member has the privilege
of inviting one lrien-Il. All prospec-
tive members are ciao invited. A ape»
clol car will leave Baxter's switch at
7:50 o’clock.
Playwright barter Emerson Brown.
. of the West Rocks Road. will H0 to
Motion, England. on Saturday to u
out in the production of a now play.
Mr. Browoo lo lit New York city to»
day. melting armaments tor his
trip. lie will b! unaccompanied and
will be gone but a abort time.
W
iiiii Come and hour lion. donation
Donovan almost time lunch of tho
campaign at Music blah. Friday "do I,
ins.
M
Many complimentary «mark! an
bola: how about the iodine oi the
dorm oimiroooatholloidlorlr
teamwork; am month lion
walk Would chunk. but oth- '
.=qortooeuohouidilonlootodoomltho.v
psi-anal thou mood to mica g,
F. A LANE
:m oolo. All kinds oi‘ repairing ‘.
Charles H. Apples, 01' Grove street. lilo-rice 1'0 msrmasraas as-
a... Hindi when mm. m?
m M: oil-noon. .
I m IlIoll point. Hm".
GAfl‘DlNG PARCEL POST.
Ollice at the Postmaster General.
Washington, Oct. 24. 1912. '
Shortly before January 1.1913. each.
postmaster will be furnished with one
Post Map of the United States. show-
ing the unit or area in which his post
brace is located and Itheieigbt postal
zones indicating the distance on which
the parcel post rates of postage are
based. These maps will be securely
inclosed in a mailing tube, and soili-
cient, copies will be sent 30 that at
least one map will be immediately"
available for each post omce, branch
.90 station.
At the some time there will be fur-
nished to each postmaster a supply of
copies of the Official Parcel Post
Guide. a publichtlon that will show
the unit of area invwhlch every“ poet
odice in the United States is located.
aha Guide will contain toll intone»
tion as to its "use in conjunction with
the map, and‘will also ‘contain the
tor General for the conduct of
Parcel Post Service.
supplies will be incioeed together in
a substantial linen envelope.
a permanent receptacle.
On account of the increase in the . ; _ , _ 4
to eleven ~“' '
weight limit from 'four
pounds it will be necessary to supply
postmasteru with scales of adequate
capacity it is expected that every
IIPresidemial post once and the major-
lity of the oiliceo of the fourth class‘
will be properly equipped in this re-
spect by January 1. 1918 Ollicea ol.’
the fourth class that do not receive
suitable scaloahby that date will be
supplied as prmnptly as possible there-
after. and in the meantime poaimast
lera with their present weighing facil-
ities or by such other means as they
may be able to devise without ex-
l pulled to the Department
“rope lines. six foot in length, for
lmeasurinp the sire of parcels post
packages will be furnished to all pout-
masters.
Distinctive parcel pout stomps will
be louuodlo each postmaotor. On and
after January 1. 1913. ordinary portage
clamps will not be valid for Dalton
of: fourth dials matter.
FRANK H. HITCHCOCKI
Pullout" mural.
or more copies of the Official-Parcellw
post omce and lettered and local nam« h
regulations approved by the [’08th- I.
the -
Copies of the Parcel Post Map and :j
Guide will be forwarded through post ..
masters to each rural carrier. These I
which
should be retained by the carriers as ..
1 on: Cuba. Jamaica. rum Rico. Paw .
Im Canal and South American Porto. . 5"
‘ a. M. 1.4on a on. III... _ I “m in. 0. Bill. NM},
, Cur urniolilnggoods as oils:
, Ily and its role cause of growth aside from the good value 4 ,
Hways to be found here, is the breadth and scope of its dl
Spiny, a 3....er which' “ pleasing and so broad that difficult
o
p-and come here. ‘
' mailed in the case when we cannot satisfy any taste
a
.3 increasing magnificent
Frequently we hear from strangers passing through the 1 I I
, city, and who perhaps have come in to purchhm some new ‘ '
'j‘ n‘eckwoar. the remark that opens this advertisement.
For the very latest, newest, nobbiest in NECKWE'AR. f ‘
HOSIERY gamma and the Accessories needed be m.» I
LARGE PRAWN
.250 a QUART
Look at My Variety Before You Buy
Blues, Weak, Salmon. Cod “Butter, Halibut, Flat.
Snapper Biuos. Eels. See Trout. Loan and Round Clams. Little Necks, Mill
Hard Crabs. v
Pond Oysters, opened and in the shell;
TELEPHONE 108-
South Norwalk
Ladies’Suits
RKABONABLE PRICES.’
We employ only export mechanics, . _
and guarantee our work to be aatlo- , ‘
factory. We alto do
GLIANING AND RIPAlMNG FOR
LANE. AND GENTLIMIH.
liil Pills lllllti’ lulu 1 Q.
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m WAIHINOTON CTR!“
Torlov Nook. and floor.
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Jacksonville. Dayton. 8t. Authentic.
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Tampa. Fla; Old i’olnt Comfort. lion , ,
ilellr. Richmond. Vin; Galveston. To»
ltool Isiah mi thallium.
Railroad Ave. ‘
lilo Rom
Lobsters and Large Opened Long Clams
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
grass oeuvanv.
You will need g,
BUSINESS TRAINING
Some Day. Attend
Merrill Business College
Port Chester
S ampedGoods 5’
«1N LINEN I-~
Cantor Places. Tray Cloths, :7
Beam, Library Runners in tan 1:
linen. Bola Pillows. Pin Cus‘h
ion Covers.
Carrion Robes.
’l’owelinz by tho yard. 16,13
and 81inch... RI. “and than. ..
(loam tor om Illicit-
Royal society Packaged. run
9mm MOI! and D.
at. .omilotoottmiorbm
J. l Mallette
II “inhuman It.”
Tel. 44!.
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i made to the Townsend property.
Sea vBasa. Haddock.
Pillow Tubing. I'
Quest and Regular Biro Tow- f;
. olii. Collars. Collar and Cuff -~
Soto. Belts. debate and Tabs. :1
Work Aprons. Baby’s Big: and ..
no. tumour. l
oi my. club will meet iii the Li-
) W
ill ll. Elastic! has returned from a
business trip in the west. ‘
The building of the Embhllnera‘ Sup»
,iply 00.. is being painted.
. ‘ Extensive improvements“ are being
’ 9 Mr. and Mrs. William Troy have re
turned ’from -I their wedding tour.
‘ Iltlon at G. A. Darrow‘s grocery store.
’ I William Week has left the employ
~ of 0.11. Romper and gone to New Ha
ven.
Mrs. .James London underwent an
‘ operation at the-Norwalk hospital, on
.Monday.
W...—
‘A live and ten cent store is soon to
I. be opened in in Mosaic building on
Main street. '
' Dickson. the plumber.
Fred Jennings and Kenneth Allen
* town woods. yesterday.
ed the‘ macro] ot'Arthur Mcrwin on
‘ Greenfield. Hill, Monday.
'VMr. and 3am. J. Sanford Gregory of
Sausatuck have, returned from a one
week's visit in New York.
m
The Westport Water (10., are soon to
extend their water mains to- Terrace
Heights on North Main street.
Superintendent Heath of theConneo-
ticut company has returned from a vis-
it with his family in Boston.
A new concrete sidewalk is being laid
in front of lAttornoy Harry Sherwood‘s
new building on State street.
ers. Homer 8. Bears will "entertain
the Cnrrent,,lllveuts club at r home
on Main street. Thursday afternoon.
The Junior IIAuxlliary of Trinity
7". church'beltl its opening meeting of the
.2 season at the rectory yesterday attor-
‘j noon.
~""——-n
_ Town Clerk, Hyatt recently uni-
- ted in marriage Miss Violet D. Eldred
.f of Weatport and Charles C. Delta 0!
‘j Falrileld.
; An important business meeting at
- the Weutport Gun club will be held at
the home of Edward Lehn in Rosoville
district, Nov. 6.
George Brotherton has left the cm
play of the Westport Market to lake
.. so similar position at Krasnio‘s market
..
.. on Main street.
Smithare preparing to give a coutume
. dance Thursday evening in the Fable
building on State street.
Dr. and Mra. Grnma Hemond enter-
tained laat week at their summer real.
- More on the slim. road, a boom pan
ty of friends from New York city.
ThoJ‘tinorai ot Mrs. Charles Benita,
; was held yootordny afternoon. Rev.
A C. B. Btmyor emulated. interment woo
' in the lower limos Farms cemetery
Patrick Dolls and Harry Kirk have
' been appointed marshal: to carry tho
banner of the Holy Name Racially at
the Church or tho Assumption in the
bit ponds to he held in moments.
blow. it
. A new club liouocontly been fol-mod
, ~ ‘ ‘ I
lit a. win... on. or. Hamill.
in town tube am.» so the NW
salon for tho purpose at holding chum
acculturation during the wintor.
do: oroniag in mum: hell.
“but overlie; on a gala night {or
lilo local «amounts in: an incision
solitude hooded in... ma Ilsa with
Myst, m lino maslmwumr
umvmb ammo. imam; ,
‘ Charles Ermuck has resigned his llO- .
Miss Annie-Quinlan has accepted a ..
. position as stanoxraphar with, W. D. '
‘ enjoyed a hunting trip 1n the (inlay .
H Mr. and m... George Gorham attand~ .
‘made on the plans of Architects blur-l ll
Misses Ruth Allen and Katherine‘ohy It Dana 311 Madison avenue. Nl
. in reported that work will not be atart~ H
The out um will too plane liatuo ,
Club Cochtails.‘ but. “.00
Taco:- Cooktatls. bot an
bubonnet Wine. bot. . 90:
Region Imported Port. hot. and
« Joli-co imported Sherry. bot. Tile
, Kirk's Old Crow Rye, whet $1.00
Croce River Whiokoy. not. ”-00
Wilson Whiskey. bot. 95o
Monogram Rye Whiikey. bot...
no ' Great
I’Black and White Scotch. bot”
IMOI
Usher Scotch. bot. . ..... $1.10
al Waters.
83 and .85 .Washington St
You can save money here.
We
terlal and Wear.
2 Booth Main Street
0;“...n-Innn- u
bartlelt Dry Gin. bot. ..-
Cook's Imperial C
Virginia Dare Wine ..
All the Leading Brands Bottled Beers. Ales. Porters and Min
Phone 440.
MADE TO MEASURE I
CAVANAGH 8. ROSE
TOGGERY SHOP
Pint, 75c: Quart
Western Gilliam
Pint. 75¢: Quart. Ill.
20o. 360.com
South Norwalit
'Suarantee Flt, My»,
Harris & {Ga-us 00.11]
THAT’S ALL
PHONE 721
The Dawless d: Davenport company. 5'
have started work on a gardihner's cot-' ll
tage at the residence of Charting Froth—l u
ingham. the coat of which will be about U
The foundations are in for a house. U
which Knudsen & Roles will build at' i
Bpringdaie for Louis Reynolds The U
house will have eight rooms with fur» 5‘
note heat and all improvements. ll
estimates are being H
..
Preliminary
is
Y. for the line residenCe to be erected: it
on Fisher's bill for Dr. Joseph L. An- ~
derson at a cool at about $20 000 it U
ad until spring.
Work will be started at once on East
avenue, for the first or tour houses to .
he built there by the Devices 8; Duvet» ,
port Co. The houses will bo oi frame
construction. arnnwtor twu family
on each, with lurnace heat. electric
light: and all modern improvements.
The cost wil be libout 80,000 each. ’
The National "lit-law Work. or New .4
York City of which A. L. Griswold. Nov 5, .
rider.“ the local ,ropreoentativo.i 3.. ‘
Mold have boon Ill/on all the can»
tractors for the stool work in minor:-.
title with the addition to the store at
H. l... hoovlllo. The Dowlm ’ill Davao
port Co. are the Contributors
WM. om napoleon: Lid? 0!: foam
"out“ Ilhu. ' i”
its the room at o conversation over been
cloth oi tho Wont annihilated hood
mTrolloy thymus-ii “Initiation as
“We! M ii. mm in
" at mountaineer»
Edwin C.» Burt’s.
C. P. Ford 7
‘Lounsbury and
Slater 8. Merrill
Emerson and
and lmrular tooth are otton
15cm] mail In otherwi
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the human balm lolly Clerk gamed 5" “'3 l” the»
tloio h“ luau t aha
“”3"“ 1" “Vb“ oiflridmott. the innovations in angrily
hesitate to moire an
it parents would watch
lion at their children's m
ly. and have the troublo
«all in lilo. much dim
jugular “11mm“! in ll“ be {raided
for Women "
vSouies Shoes
Shoes for Men
8: Waldo oat.
T01. 36:33
lb.
oil.
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