“you want to stop right into auntlost hurt or top ”coat. itn- eyery. little detail of line : filming carried out Just as it d]ho.como and nee our 2 one Main St. $0. Norwalk. New York. New Haven 8. Hart- ) A ford iV‘fR-AILROAD TIME TABLE town NORWALK T0 new YORK '31. M.—~12:48x. 5: 09:: 5: 41:, 6:.09 65 67, 7: 203:, 7:46x, 8: 171:. 8. 511:, 9: 15: .37.10:20:,10:461, 11: 38x , P. M.—-—12:53x, 1:08, 1:37‘1 (Phila, and Walsh. Exp. goes to Harlem Riv- er), 2:50x, 3:27, 4:31x. 5250):, ~ 0:40. 6:51x, 7:18x, 9:591, . 110645. 5:35, 7:42x, Sand-ye. . M.———12:48x, 6:09x, 23:41:. 8:54 ‘ (P. Illa-12: 53x,2 :34x, 2; 50:: 5: 35 6:3811, 7. 003:, 7: 12, 7: 52):, 8. 21x, 9: 59:2, 10: 28. NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK. «ADM—4:451. 5:40. 6:451. 8:03x. 1502, 8:55x, 9215);, 10:02:. 10:05, it, 11:08. ‘ 'P. M.——12:03x, 1:05, 2:04x, 2157):. 2230:. 3:52:72, 4:29x,‘ 5:05... 5:14... 5: '35, 6: 01x. 6: 033:, 8. 00x, 8:10x, 9:29. 11 001, 11:30.12200x. ‘ Gundeyc. M..-6:00 8: 25x. 9: 00x, 11:00:. P. M.-—12:04. 1: 02:. 5: 02x, 5:05. .011. 7: 14:. 8: 59):. 11:10x, 12:00x. 10:021. UTH NPRWALK TO NEW HAV‘EN. M.—-12:19x, 1:17x.-1:57x. 6:09, ‘ 281:. 10:23x. 11:11x, 11:47. ".12: 07:, 1: 20 32141:, 3: 21:1. :121K, 0.16x. 0. 47, 7: 10x. 9: 09x,’ . auntie”. “Mr-I2 00!. 1: 17):, 7. 43. 9. 44. 11:111. ' ~M.-—2:081, 0:10, 6:40, 37:10:. 17:07:. wit nonwntx To oweunv y cowl-morons. 8:87. 1mm. " .Ml:25. 42351:. 6:20, 7:20. Inndeye.‘ 3M.-1: 201:. 9:15. limit is 7:15. ‘URV TO IOUTH NORWALK. 3 w-ll: 00, 7: 23 9.18.1019“. .‘mxtillx. 6:231. 3:30. ‘ " mum. Her-7:06.11:50. . waldo. 7:30.12. 8:30. loom . to. he found in the Went Col here landlords. and tenants count or the national. note and town . election. as well as the lull results ; . from the announcing Mvv‘ue in‘ Fair- lield County. copy tor the boat miuflis of the yen 1qu contents. ‘ The moot complete rental lists are alwaya to he found in the Want Col— umue, where landlords and tenants meet; Did You Ever? Did you ever know. the joy of a brightly blazing fire: of Cannel Coal? “It In like a flirt mused I, lively, uncertain. brightcolored, waving here and there—rooklng flame that is pleasantly spark- ling. dancing prettlly. waving and leaping like a ,roebuck from point to, point.f’ -Ike Marvel, In Reveries of a Bachelor. A quarter or half too will not cost you much and- will give you pleas- ure and comfort Having Burchased the SANITARY BAKERY 35 South M‘ln Street. ‘, l solicit the continuation or your pn- tronoge. Nothing but the host yo- ducta will be offered, made from pure lngredleutniwin.1 a Ihictfyli sanitary shop. ' .Iouu RAIHSYS LOOK AT oun “Crawford" and James Means sues $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 MAX LEVY I45 Walhlngttm 8t. Becker Block Telephone 420-2. .‘ Scrap Metal is Booming ASK roe unless Every one thot works for we must be honest. Those that are dishonest l dlechorge. One cant I pound tor regs lI my limit. The sign. WM. EFFRON ’ of 35 Fort Street. cm Nerwfilk, , must be on the waon and the Idrlvor muIIt hive you e do tickle slip. Bioeth- er Budd and Auto tree I Ipeolilty. Telephone 141. ‘ - A Year Hallway melon: the tint lmpreallon open, your leltorI. Let III equip your hull with Itylihh lumiture. M. . Gutkowsky ,BIoond-mnd ‘nrnlturo and “mm nought and unchanged. .. mom wnemmoron I'i'. worm. . not think at you when he admitted the ' minion or hate. to title country. Benn. Be here nod mono it' My Dress ale You’ll Never Forget STUNNING MODELS. It is safe to say that gar- ments of equal quality and charming loveliness never before sold for so little. HERE ARE VALUES that will make ,f many new friends for this store and draw the old ones clos- er. VALUES so good that they will convince any woman who will compare that at this storl: you receive greater real worth for your money than elsewhere. Give us a' chance to make a customer out of you and we'll do it. Wé'll “ sell you such satisfactory goods that you'll soon learn that this Is the store for you. We are Cloak and Suit dealers and nothing else. Our heart's in it and our mind’s on it. We devote our every effort and all our energies that we may con- stantly know what 19 newest and best for women to wear and then provide it for you in the best qualities at the lowest “ prices. Ladies’ Ladies’ Ladies’ Latlics' Ladies" and Misses‘ Coats, value $15. sale price.. .i’l and MiSscs Suits, caluc $18. for tliisveale..$11.98. and Misscs’ Suits, volus $25,,for this sale. .316,50 and Misses’ Suits, yaluc $30. for this sale. .3204“) and Misscs’ Coats, value $12. salé price... $6.98 - $9.98 Lntlics’ and Misscs’ Coats, value $18. sale price. . . . .$11,98 Ladics' Ladies? and Misses‘ Dresses of Ladies‘ and IV-‘Iiescs’ Dresses of and h'lisst‘s' Dresses of and Misscs‘ $10 Serge L'Itlics’ Ladies’ and Misses' Coats, value $20, sale price. . . “$14.98 silk from . . .. $5.98 up $14.98 up ~ $7.98 up $6.98 chat-mouse satin from III-eases. sale price... Ladies' and Misscs' $15 Serge Dresses, sale price..$9,98 Children‘s and Girls’ Coats, worth $12. for '. . . $7.50» Children's and Girls“ Coats. worth $15.10ng $3.98 Children‘s and Girls’ Coats, worth $10 for l." ...... ‘ $5 98 'VV'et curly the largest and best V'c have the beast makes of Corsets and we know line of V’l'aists in town from 98¢ “P to $7. 00 the coI-Ioct shape to ghc that is most suitable for your figure. Sale in Both Stores 33 sourn MAIN smear ., sou-rI-I NDRWALK. . ‘ 11%.»: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII: IIIIIoIIsIII-l Tl0lllll IIIIsuI Hut l (Continued from Seventh Page). town at heart. WIS-Alter, Free 5155,17 MAiN eraser dGTAIIFORD. met to have a congressmen who is in: fluentiel. Who .19 more liable to have the more influence in congress but he who in o: the some political talth of ”19% majority and there is no doubt but what the democrats Wll control the house alter this electiou. With such‘ Norwelk’ shading Dry Goods Store 2 end 5 Genetic Bulldtog, Nor-walk. Connecticut Ladies’ Waists for AllOc‘casions TI-IE LARGEST AND FINEST SHOWING 0F WAISTS THAT WE HAVE EVER MADE Silk and Chiffon Waists $2. 50 to $8. 00 ALL THE NEW MODELS IN THE LATEST SHADES AND IN BLACK. White Net 8: Wile Silk Waists.. Lingerie Waists MANY NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STYLES IN LONG OR SHORT SLEEVES. see the New Tailored WaiSts OF WHITE PIQUE, WHITE LINEN ANDJI‘INE FLANNEL’ IN MANY COLORS. The Beers 115;de Provision Co. 22 West Washington St. South Norwalk- i 1[3- 15 Main Street Norwalk Phone at Beth Stores - I l 1: as others do. lmetnle. papers. leather- hede and auto- lmoblle time to R. Aihxander, as he pays the highest prices. Also buys and sang uncond hand tun lnlture. Tel. 3502. i R. Alexander What do you think I of this? ' A new line at Oétrléh Feathers we “0" ““109 influence 9095 he have in: conditioue prevailing Hill will have he have just purchdsedVfi-Om the m‘I‘Inu- tho wage earner, inquired the speaker: I This influential Ind great man by his; mm“ Yo“ Wm he am“; your bones, Immu- vote allowed one hundred and fifty mil-1 lion cigars to come into this country“ from the Philippines free of duty. A concern in your own town manufac- turing this product takes twelve months to turn out one million cigars. But not only are the men directly in- terested in the business effector. but the families on well are impoverished by this free entry of cigars. He did Oriental trade. But that is not all [or there is also admitted a vast amount of filler tohnoco. . in 1910 he voted for a hill known on the Reciprocity not, «which admitted the entire product at the Cons-lino pe~ per factories to thin country Jree of any duty or expense. 71nd ntill within II mile and a hall 01 hi: home there are two paper mailing tnctorles. He was thinking of you when he concerted the Incentives. 0nd yet thin name product cannot be sent to Canada without I duty at $7 poi-Jon being exacted. . The speaker then read I letter Ient by Conn-«omen Hill to Mr. thrown} of ‘Bethel, n‘n onloor of the hotter-0' on mutation, in which he oxpleiued the int turid Ichodule relating to tho Id- tor Doooyan- proceeded to Inch how thlI low woo that the first year otter Ito postage 41,000 down: 0! beta: were imported: the second year. 43.000 and ‘ 5the third year. 65,000. lie chameleon ‘ ed the hill no an utter lolluro and um. ed that the remedy wont! he to ellml‘ note the Id vorlem duty on not: you keep the Ipecllle duty and to elimluhte ‘ the olIii'Illl-catlon. it 1: Iain thet Hill is the men able ' on influential eons-reunion the: ever ‘ Ilium bod tram title min. AM how eon. h'II thlI iiiduenti‘ul I210, Iron Inch don. tor thlI county or: , ' .rIi . . hiI ‘ influence with the house or in II com-. a luvor it you elect It men who is in concord and sympathy with thelower house majority?” ‘~ BEAMS villi 000013. Veteran Drake: Andrew G. Drake. an inmate or the Fitch Home (or Soldiers. died there,‘ Thursday, in his 78th year. He was a member of Company 0,12th Rhode Island Volunteer lnlantry The re mains were taken to Wutertown for burial. Funeral at Michael Colllno. The funeral of Michael Colllne who held this morning at 9 o'clock from St. Joseph's Church. Rev. R. J. Carroll omclntlua. The poll bout-ere were James Mahonoy. John- it’oonoy, James . Webb.’ and Bartholomew Mohoney. interment in at. hiery’eeemetery. woven-neon torrent: actor! in: "It or lotion remain!” uncalled for at the (allowing poet oili- oeI tor the current wen. M * , rDoom :Nomlit. November 3. 1912. Mre. '1‘. Bent. Helen W. Brown. ' MM. A. .l. Chm-bounce. ‘ G Gonllhn. ‘ ' Luke Gowlliny. ' E. 9. Elmer. blurry Miller. 0". Gloom. ,Luixi Mountain. Jim‘slnno 'Ploe. . ‘. . "Mini Nolllé‘ 996.1109. In. whom. ‘ i], loving johbere' You can get the benefit. To give you some idea of what this means we quote a low price! 20 inch French Plumes, finest qual~ ity 02.40 21 inch extra lull Whiter Plumes. beau titul and llully ............ “.40 11 inch Elack Plumes. have to be seen to he appreciated . ............ 08° l lecturer, thereby The Holmes Millinery 1 Phone 405. 3 Monroe St. Hazel-ton COAL The B. Hershlield 8:500 Go. Tel. 104 in View It. Sell your rags. rubbers. 21 Buyingnd st. .m. m... a... SATlNiM ' SLIPPERS Bleak. White. Pink. Black Chilton roIette, screw heelg. . ‘ ~DetechohloItrIpI. , or laying out a lot of money tor-your Ci thes when you can come to our store, choose from the Largest and Best Stocks In The Norwalks and pay for your purchases In SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS A ' OUR PRICES ‘ are positively as Low and Lower than the 'cheepest cash store considering quality, end almost everyone is a judge of good quality nowadays, so you can't be fooled. ‘ Heaters This handy Heater which can be carried from one room into another” no smell. no smoke—ought to be, in eiery‘lmme. We sell thud-for less money than . any other store in-tonn. Come and be convinced. On Election Day I 1 “Wear a Benjamin" Soil and ' . Overcoat. . "Beulemtn" choice of the lenders. All the," 7 heat (tremors wear “Benjamin" «V Clothel. ’ cult: Ind Overcoat. . , 918 to 090.00 “volume-n" pure or non Clothe: are the V
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