, Dress Goods in screen at 25¢. 50c. 75c and ; 91. 90 a yard, in garnet. ' blues, “browns. cardinal, arson and black. Messallno 1 3,1 Satin in all colors; also Skin» j - ruer’s Lining Satin. .1. 1 11:1 E. K BANKS :1; "retract.” 9* emcee-w ‘ *‘ so“: .4. .r‘ '9 Foot sans Basket Balls Striking Bags A Complete Line of Each. , 1_ 3, j" fulfil-:8 91.0970 taco. ‘A'I‘ own?” r.‘ EEEKS South Norwcik. WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain this afternoon and tonight; "Saturday fair and colder; high south, shifting to northwest winds. The storm that was central yesterddy morning over,Mis- souri has moved rapidly eastward and is new central over Ontario. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY: Temperature: Low, 39; high, 59. Partly cloudy. ——12 varieties soft hats. O’Brien's. - John A. Mills, of Norwalk, will open his garage in‘lsaacs street on Wednes- day next. Yesterday he purchased an 7 , Overland automobile. ——7-Loln ole-g pork roast, 15c lb.— ‘7‘ ' fiayes” Market. ‘1“... Eureka Rebekah Dodge will hold a’meeting this evening. AHayes home made sausage, 16c 11b. 77 ~Hayes’ Market. Lincoln Council, No. 4, 0. U. A, M.. will hold its weekly business meeting . tonight. ~Small lean fresh hams, 16c. lh.—~ Hayes Market. ' The semi-monthly business meeting 77 of the Building Trades Council will " beheld thisrevening. w -——Loin of pork, 15c. Market. lb.——Hayes’ -—-——---——— 1Douglas Fowler. No. 15. Woman's Rolled Corps will hold its weeklyI business meeting this even-lug. Lean, fresh Hayes' Market. «shoulders, 14c lb.—— The Ischoda Yacht Club will hold its monthly business meeting this ev- ening in its quartersyoh‘ Water street. __ w...— ——1Velour Hats, $5.00. O'Brien. .Gcorge Smith and son, Robert, who have been visiting with :iriends in East .Norwalk, returned to their home at Bleast Hartiord, today. —-}iats to order, 92.00. O’Brien. .Mrs. Jenn-lo Byxbea of South Main street, has gone to Greenwich today, to attend the funeral of her brother- in-lu7w, Henry 1). Small, formerly of this place. »The most important under-price " event of the, entire year begins to- morrow at Mintz’s. ad. on page 8. Contractor McEiroy's coinent mixer is rushing throughMain street at a pace commanding admiration from all who have watched since its beginning in Norwalk. it is expected that the no most will be completed on the west side as for as Hoyt street by quitting time tomorrow . ~Thoso who are wisest will but most liberally at Mintz’s tomorrow. . Redd ad. on page 8. WW memos, entertained the members or the Evergreen club lost eroding at a Hollowo’sn party. The chair on a / dcltihtiul one and Mrs. Huntington '1 rod to by an accomplished hostess. . ‘ Read their large 77 dlrs. Frank Huntington, of Crescent ‘ " ~1— HALLOWE'EN OBSERVANCE. .— Ve‘ry thtlc Damage, and M'Iny Happy Parties Held. . Hallowe‘en was appropriately ob- served in Norwalk, last/night, and the usual boyish prankswere played, par ties held. and many wore masquerade attire. Not one arrest was made, every- body having evidently behaved him- self, with due decorum, and no com- plaints have been received by the po iicedepartmeut oi destroyed DrOper- ty.‘ Contrary to the usual trouble, no false alarms of lire were turned in. clothes. and in uniform about the side streets, but they had no particular didlculty in keeping the youngsters well in hand. ' Mlu Mlddicbrock Ha Party. , - Miss" Bessie Middlebrooks entertain. ed a party or young people at a good old fashioned Hallowe'en party. Duck- ing for apples, fortune telling, post 09 lice, and the other usual party spirited The house was prettlly decorated for the occasion and the party was: voted Miss Middlebrooks proved a charming hostess and presided very prettily. lowing: ,Misses Mildred Sheehan. Rosamund Friedlander, Edith Morris- ,on, Florence Starr, Madelyn Brown, Mildred “Homer, Lulu Preusser, Mar- of New Canaan, Mabelle Austen. Bes- sie. Helen and Edna Middlebrooks, Miss Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Cromt, and Messrs. Edgar Preusscr. Percy St. Lawrence Barrlnser, Marvin Saund- ers, Royal Osterba'nks. Janice Cresgh, Charles Copley, and Charles Fable. Surprise of John A. Milli. It was the greatest surprise of his life, when after completing some busi. ness downtown John A. Mills walked into the house and round a mosque:- ading crowd of some forty people who had called to produce the very aur- prise they did. Here and there Mr. Mills. the unexpected host 0! the av- ening. was able to pickwout a friend. but for the most part the costumes and “get-ups" were so deceiving,“ to baffle all attempts at recognition. At length, however, all removed their masks and then the-fun began. Games were playi‘ed, all hrrangments having been made by Mr. Mills' family for the party, and the evening proved most enjoyable. ~Umbrell7as. Mourning bonds. O’Brien. There were special omcers in plain . aI'I'orded the diversions of the evening. 7 a huge success by all who attended. ‘ Among those present were the lSol: ‘ ion Glendennlng, Nina , Mlddlobrooks. John, Howard Avery, Percy Newman, Not-walk; 7 . 7 you see its worth to your animal OIL HEATERS , Ju'ar ,TI-IE 1mm To use mega com mauve ram; Moaumes TO TAKE rI-Hs cHILL w. No 7 ~18MoKE.N0 poem-mom cAsso FOR AND cAN '7 Ilse cAanIs‘n Asour raoM our. soon 10 AN- ‘o‘rusa. wrru stores on arssL TANKc. BLACK on Nickel. ruIMIvlso. $298 to $4.987 ‘7’ A. J Collins St Co. IABOUT PRICES There is a big diiferonce between a cut price and a. bargain There is also a difference between price cutting and low prices. . The price of an inferior article is always a high price. and,this ap- plies with particular force to feed and grain If you get good boy. grain and vised you forget the price 'when Poor quality you NEVER forget when you notice its effect on your horse. or poultry. MANUEL 1'. HATCH. First. In quality, last in price. always in the minds 0! its content- era—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry. Fall and Winter Campaign, 1912 JEDDOu-PLYMOUTH-«H W. A: COAL .JN ALL SIZES. RAY M o NDBR OTHERS ‘ Automobiles for Hire- By the hour, day or week Our Chauffeurs are all skilled and 1 careful men. See the your and six cylinder 1913 Models of 1.. THE aorta surmosass Dcmonstr stion on Request. osrAK H BANKs. GARAGE—RIVER STREET. an..i NOCWALt Aunt. CONN. ‘ “ -_.. O. B Jackson “$3333.” Optician 55°“ “'- Everything in the optical- Line Eyes Examined Free OL77D DOMINION LINE1 Short Soc Trips, Delightful Wonk Ends Alford!” Pleasure and Rest to - *CLD POINT COMFORT, NORFQLK.. RICHMOND and WASHINGTON. D. C. Nortclk cadfiOld Point Comtcrt and rc- - turn Includl a Inc-Is m horns New YOI'k to Richmond or Washington, D. caglrc- 4 turn including mccic and berth $15 1 ON 0. D. STEAMERB Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths can too procured on Steamer with out charge. Steamers are all equipped with the United Wireless Telegraph System. STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY ATg P. M. Tickets and Stateroom nonfiction. Pier ophtlorib hirer. ' Foot of N. Moore (it. New “fork. ‘ Phone 8900 Franklin. Schiller Illustrated Pamphlet. w. L. woooaow. Traffic Mgr. J. .I. BROWN. aonu Plucuucr'Aut. For further particulars Apply to J. M. L‘AY‘I'ON A $0., 5 Roll- road Avenue, or Depot? Tiokctdscnt, 19.1., N. ,H. and H. it. It. Just reosjv d ‘ PEERLESS FLO A7 on erior flour milled truth the cholosct , This A your opportunity to buy this illiour sic-c no 1 19 1M. Slider . 'l'iGo d ~Norwalk1 Furniture 1 House‘~’ furnish you tor your home with I highly polished piningroom‘suit and- a Parlor Suit oi’ the‘latest design, and a Stove that will save your cool bill and that will bake at all times, and for your odd pieces of Furniture oi any descriptlon. 80 to the 7 NORWALK FuauIrusssousE. 14-19 Wall swldorwclk Conn. (Successors to F. A. Mitchell.) All our upholstcrlng and repairing is done by a flrsoclass Eyenoh cabinet maker and pollsher,.i'ormerly with F A. Mitchell. Phone 4413. .—. , I-Io'usswwss l 1 Read About .. swore ALuMINUM wms. it is an established fact that Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten- sils are superior to those made 3 c: any other metal. This has ’ been proveu by scientific re- search,“ the tests show that no verdigris‘, rust, nickeioxides . or injurious zlncs can term, no matter how it is used. Neither is there any danger of chipping, as with enamel ware. It is an excellent heat conduc- tor, which means quick boiling and saving or fuel light weight makes it easy tlo handle. . and the sllvery~whlte color of the ware is pleasing and. aim” clean looking. Every piece is spun (not pressed or stamped) out of pure sheet material. and is absolutol! ~ seamless and sanitary. Swiss Aluminum Ware has come to stay, which eventually means the passing of all line.» of. In. steel and enameled cook- ~ . .Ing ware of‘ every description. HORACE a. NAcI-I, T ; North» Malachi West Struts. -J.- m._.1-_.. -——-Y The New Science 'DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC. Chiropractic Is the science oi the _ cause or the disease and the art of adjusting the acute. mum is can-1 ed by a wrench, twister sprain in the back. Even it done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in . later life in the different organs and limbs ’5 Chiropractors rcmovcthe cause 0! disease and pain, health Is restored through harmonizing the nerve eye toms In your body. Female troubles -37 siren special attention; also curva- tune of1ths spine. You will never to- net lying the Chiroprtctor a chance to be p you 1 Magnetic matmcnts given also. T. FRANCIS. D. C. 7 94 Washington Oh, So. Nag-walk. econ. . Graduate from Palmer School, the discoverer EVE! EXAMINID FREE AND GLABBIS GUARANTTED Open Monday and Saturday evenings UNITED BANK BUILDING. ‘ South Norwclk. Fenwick Optical Co. .-A,........B.. STEWART 1 Ceck Stoves. ‘ style. Every woman who has visited our store knows that our prices, Dry Goods Co. (INCORPORATED) 28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN'S'I‘REET Coats and Suits It you want to save time and avoid fatigue come here tomorrow and choose from an assortment second to none either in price Ior7 are much lower and our values better than can be had stores. in other 1 Comparisons will prove our supremacy in value giving. If you? could get better value than we give then there might be some ex- cuse for paying more. But you can ‘t. $14.95 a $18.95 CoatsToInorrow $10.74 15 Women's and Misses' Long Coats in a variety of cloths, viz., chin- ' chilies, English cheviots and all wool broadcloth. No two coats alike. Every one up to date in styles, worth from $14. 95 to 318. 95. Tomorrow $10. 74. V 1 :‘U’Wom‘ens Navy Sergequcotch mixed. all man tailored, lined wit7 7 ' 1 guaranteed satin. contact tilting. Regular 515 95 values. For Satan-7' , dayselllng. ........... ........ . ........... . ....... 3995 O 1' Clasp Glace Gloves in an the wanted colors. 75c Men’s Night Shirts 500 10 dozen Mens Heavy Weight Outing Flannel Night Shirts in a va- riety oi fast color stripes, madelextra. full; all sizes, 15 to 20; nov- er sold lor less than 75c. Our special Saturday 500. 9 'See our Window for blankets Bargains, no marking up and down here, all our goods are marked in plain figures. We guarantee our prices to be lower for the same vet-7 iues than elsewhere 1222c Towelings 8c “‘18 inch Crash Toweling, fast color, double red border. 12 We value. For Saturday Sc yard. Table Damask 70 inch full bleach double satin Tobie Damask, very close weave; sold in other places for 59¢. Our special Saturday price . .39¢ ‘ Childrep’ s and Junior Coats .. This department is completely packed with. the newest materials and styles in Childreus and Juniors’ Coats at prices from s to $2.95. We guarantee to save trom 92. to to $5. 00 on 101mg p: purchased from us. ., :1 . l Regular Suits l ‘7 $1. 987 Sweaters $1. 39 Women's Wool Sweaters, gray, brown and navy, with large roll col-71 lars; regular $198 value. For Saturday 81. 39. Women's and Misses' Pure Worsted Sweaters, cardinal and navy, with fireman’ a collar. Regular 94. 00 value. For Saturday. ..$2 98 D Children’ s Dresses Children's fast color Gingham Dresses. from 2 to 6 years; regular 75c value For Saturday seilln .. . Children’s best quality palates Dresses in a variety or pretty sépss,77 7 piped with last color red of some material This dress is sold also i where for 91. 98. Our special Saturday, from 1i to 14 years $1 25 7 $1. 50 Lingerie Waists $1. 00 Women‘s Lingerie Waist, Society Brand in a variety of pretty up« todate modes, buttoned back or front. These Waists were never offered by any house for less than $1.50. Somo ask more. Our ‘ special price for Saturday 31.00. 77 Maraboas Get our prices on Maraboa' Shawls and Stolos. We have the right kind oi prices, much less than you can buy at uncalled marked down down sales. w. Gloves We sell only Reliable Goods. Every pair warranted. 2 Clasp R. K. Sewed Gloves. Regular 31.25 value. Saturday, pair, ' 89¢ , Regular 91.00 voids. 79¢. Ribbons “ . Fine heavy quality Satin Ribbons. colors pink, blue, black, curdillol and white; regular use value. For Saturday soiling; yard .. 23 Knit Underwear For Saturday selling ”no... 1 Men' s heavy Jersey. Knit Shirts sud Mowers, with sills its 1 u Hosner RorulIIr 75c value. scturday tipscisl, garment
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