to nurses at 250. 50c, 15c ‘and $1.00 a' yard, in ., garnet, . blues, .; browns. cardinal. green and black. Messalinew Satin in all oolnrs; also Bitin- ‘nor‘s Lining Satin. ~at-—- E. K. BANKS " Mun-cum. Hotel Block South Norwollt ‘ ‘ Foot Balls ' int-duh WEATHER FORECAST. ForNorwalk and vicinity: Fair to- lnight, warmer in interior; Wednesday increasing cloudiness; moderate to brisk southwesterly winds. Consider- able cloudy weather prevails this morning in the Mississippi Valley and Lake region. Light scattered showers have occurred during the last 24 hours from Texas northeastward to Michi- nng, and quite heavy rains have fall. on on the Pacific coast. ; WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY: Temperature: Low, 41; high, 54. Partly cloudy. _ 'llhe semi-mommy business meeting 91‘ Sherman Council, R. A. will be held this evening. ‘ Old Walla-Camp, improved Order of Maccabees will hold its monthly busi ness meeting this evening. “—7—“. ‘ ' A stated communication of Old Well llodce.’No.10il. F. and A. M will be held this evening. ' ’ ' Washington Camp.‘No.-11,‘P. o. s. of A., will hold‘its weekly business meetiagl this evening. The members of the Girls‘ Friendly 'flociety wishing to stood the Mom. bors' Conference in Stamford on Wed. neIday will take the 2:50 o'clock train. The 6:50 train will ranch there in time for the supper; the 8:56, 6:40 or 6:51 'wm arrive in time for the 7:30 o'clock service. A train loaves Btamtord for flouth Norwallt at 9:09. PIII’IIIIII IMIISIIEIIIS DREAMLAND. 'i‘hero has been many so called tea» lure films shown in the Norwalkn, but nothing compared to tho Brest feature booked for this exclusive photoplay thoutro for Friday. Nov. 3th, “ :uIter'u thuot ll‘iuht on the Little lily; Horn," 9. "till" llison masterpiece in three l't'lelli. The most colonial and Benson tional wur picture in the entire history of motion pictures. A reproduction of the most unnuntiounl Incident in the 13.3 Army in which i 000 ludians and” 1'00“ ”MW” «minted I“ " ”I‘m“ to it they dont core for him then the Am- tho mo. in WIlIiIi vi imtoz‘ n lrooputwmm Matron olulmrnn stop m and bid wom coinplotnly uimihiluiod not one man outbound from the clrolo 0t booth The most thrilling him ever produced costing more ibun $30,000. The now filliMKilmmll or Dreamland has paid an enormous prion to minim the ilrat allowing oi thin feature oi‘ features in the Norwalkn. All roads will lend to llironmlmul, Wider. all trolley oars stab at Dreamland. number the any one date. ..w..........wmm cotter FRANCE! boom. CLUE. Court Frontier: owial (lino held their meeting last averting with Mrs. Lilly Merriam. (Moors were elected for the ongoing your. Pmsidehiwblntlio Plait. Vine Mllmlwidb Merriam. rmuw=mrw Joyce. ‘ bachelor’mlhsther Merriam. ‘ Alter the meeting a social time was enjoyed. The next immogmtli be held with hits. his Marmot, Hartline unmet. Monday evening, my. nth. , terrain no proposition It present. He Basket Balls Striking Bags aeomp'lete Lino oi Each. Paicss $1.00 .,TO'I5.oo. AT " WM. " 9 r. BEERS South Not-walk; NorwIlk. -W-..‘ lRlllllilli illlll Willilllllli Report Thai Deposed St. Louis Manager Has Been Appro- ached by .Ebhetis 81‘. more, Nov. 5.~Theré-ls strong probability that RogeLLBresnahan, de- posed leader of the St. Louis Cardi- nals, will wear the uniform of the Brooklyn club‘ next year. It is known that Roger has been approached but th'e‘exact nature of the otter made to him cannot be learned. It also is known that at the time Roger was oust- to St. Louis, possibly Nan Rocker. This would have been a great trade for St. Louis. Another proposition that Was com- alderaodv was Ruohon and meat fol-l Roger, but Mrs. lBrltton put these trad es out of the running by releasing Bres- nhan unconditionally. However, the St. Louis clublwlll not make a trade for Bresnahsn. Mrs. Brit. ton does not want to use him in a pawn torItrengthon hertearn. anahan is through as a manager in St. Louis and maygo wherever he chooses. He is free to negotiate with any club in the parent body, and may sell his services to the highest bidder. ‘ Brena-bans friends say he will an- intends to tight for the fulfillment of his contract and will not seek employ- ment until he has reached a settlement with the Cardinal 'ciub. -—--—- 8T. lDUlS, Nov, 5.—-lt was learned Wednesday from authoritive sources that Roger Breanahan hog been releas- odx'un'condltionally by the St. Louis National Baseball club. Oillcial notiil- ‘ontion of the fact has been forwarded to President Thomas J. Lynch of the National league. That‘s the inforniw lion gleaned here. ‘ lily the release Robor can do on he. blouses. it means that tho club has ‘ n heavyvote is being out. The tibia waived its claim on Breanahan's sar- vloos. lie is a free agent The other seven clubs have, first call on him and for bill services The oourin of the National Muguo will have to straighten out iiogor’u 5» your oonlrnot with the club. This con- tract is an exact copy of tho inure-your om contract We sinned with the lit. Louie club when he come here in 1909. with In additional clause covering the ill our cont. share at the ciub’u profits. weenidento will happen, but, the hentxregulutod families keno Dr. Thom. it enhance the pain Ind heals the bum. “roman. dilatBiquan. Team, New. 6.~—~lllariy report; from Tritium poiotI indium etc or. long and the count Will be led Governor moor, ltspubiioan, limited by the independent binomial Ind In» Millin.‘ Democrat. overshadowed every: thing bin. OTHER. WITH same on NICKEL TRIMMED- on. HEATERS JUST THE THING TO USE THESE COOL. NIGHTS AND MORNINGS TO TAKE THE CHILL OFF. SMOKE. N0 ODOR. EASILY CARED FOR AND. CAN BE CARRIED ABOUT FROM ONE ROOM TO AN-‘ N0 9R BTEEL TANKS. BLACK $2.98 to $4.98, , A. J. Collins 8100. ABOUT PRICES There is a big difference between a cut price and a bargain. There is also a difference between price cutting and low prices, The price of an interior article is always a high price and this an ‘ plies with particular force to teed and grain. If you get“ good bay. grain and feed you forget the price when you see its worth to your animal. when you notice its effect on your horse or poultry. Poor quality you NEVER forget MANUEL 'r. HATCH. First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom- ers~Bonnie Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry. Buckwheat Coal for House Furnaces _ $4 per Ton, delivered RAYMOND BROTHERS m ed a trade with the Superhas was com _ sidered whereby a pitcher would come , By. the hour, day or "tweak. deem: men. GARAGE-RIVER ITREET.’ Automobiles for Hue Our Chaulfeurs are all skilled and 9 See the dour and six cylinder 1913 Models of THE MOYER AUTOMOBILES Demonstration on limpet. OSCAR H BANKS NORWALigGONN. , Io' liloloctrio Oil for such emergencies. ' ions. The yubomstoriol runs between , . Optician O. B. Jackson I WALL 'TfiIIT .NQRWALK. v PHONE “In Eyerythlng in the Optical Line Eyes ‘Ezmmined Free Pleasure New York to Hot and Cold Ben Water Bathe Telegraph iii/Item. Fer Bag 750 3 cans Ooudsnsedbi Hand Picked Greening Amino“ ii‘iili granary Butter STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT3 Tickets and atatoroom iteoorutionu. Pier as. North River? Foot of N. Mom St. New York. ‘ Phone 3900 Franklin. Bondtor mounted Pamphlet. w. L. WOODHOW, Tramp Mar. J. I. IROWN, don't Funny» Ant. For further particulate apply to J. M. LAY‘rON d co. ll Rall- road Avenue, or Depot 'l'loltdt mat. N. ”in, N. H. and H. R. B. A superior flour Milled from tho oholsoot intrude This is your opportunity to buy thlI Flour bit these vital: OLD DOMINION LINE Short Sea Trips, Delightful Week Ends Alfordinx and Root to Nonolk Ind Old Point Comiort and re- tum inoiudinu mute and berth a1". 4 Richmond or Washington, D. c., turn including mum and berth 815 ON 0. D. OTIAMERO can be procured on Steamer with» not charge. Steamers are all ouuipped with the United WireiuI P. M. Just received our first shipment of the celebrated PEERLESS FLOUR to timing Wheat. Per Barrel 35 7S Iodovll“Ix-IIIIeIIoIiIIttoIOIvlbtoIIs IvinitiioostosoeooooaunIIIII aIll5“‘Ol'bl‘didlbidkdiiiIl§§§§floIbitfiili OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, RICHMOND and WASHINGTON. D. C. ” I 19“”. 911w butllIIItotal-6b.“!IIntoiilifldAifilobbboliibonIdv .1“ » . aar‘in Lille. near Paris, ‘ morning. The coachrnan had his ten » intimate friends. and Sequel to WIdding. » A landau in which it newly-married ; couple. the chief bridesmaid. and the i “best man" were driving from church wall knocked over by an electric tram- the other broken, the bride. a girl or twenty «one, broke her right arm and was badly ' hurt in the head, her husband escaped without a scratch. and the bridesmaid and “best man" received internal inv luries. ' . on. of Inurailtutio. , When Lord ill-«~— died a person met an old man who was one of his most (used, awe-stricken. Every one was trying to console him, but in vain. *Hls loss.” he exoioimed, "(loss not at- test. me so much as his horrible in- gratitude. Would you believe it? He died without leaving ‘me anything in his wiilw—l. who have dined with him at his aim house three times a week for 80 yearsi"—-Lite. ' All the QuallfloItIOnI. Among a large number of amusing letters received by David Beiuaco will the foi10\ving:‘“Veneered Sin—Wish ing to so on the stage would like to Join your form Have ”been a brick layer for five years. but having failed in this branch. have decided to take up acting. the same being easier work. I am not young. but six feet in my stocking feet. Have 'studied eloculllon body’I Magazine. NationIl ChIrIcterlItlo." A national characteristic of the French people is their habit of family exotusiveness. it is very rarely that a family divides for a holiday. For one thing, middle-class people in France do not pay visits except to members of their own lamily, and for another, a French mother likes to keep her children under her own eyes as much as possible. both be fore and after marriage. Take Time for Breakfast. , Common sense indicate. that break» fast“ Ihould be I substantial meal. - enough tiino should be Illowed to eat the morning meal at leisure and en- Joy it. The manner in which Ioms becoming only to an ostrich. one of the great «team (or the em “America dyspepsia" Coolant Amonitiol. , Wife—l saw, hm. hacker this then- inI. and she complained that on the occasion at Mr int leit you «n so have olInd in; of the ltin goo on contrary l m as: very much, but- it no“ rotho’r- dork ~.at the "time, m- when I entered ”‘9‘ room Hitachi at firm: In] you. No Difference to tier. undid». tor once," said I “Motto ‘ out we» to burl mm in tho «use; PM. ydn I'olnx to support him!" “on. i IuppoIvIoJ' answered the sister, ‘ toomewhst "only. “Eve m supports in. him for the put ton yooro."r—Chi- mo hooord- diatom “ , liars Intimiy Attention-j ~ in willing thomuidno of MI some ,to his brother; the into R. W.“ Pebbles. solicitor. of Dublin. expressed that“ for the undying Motherly love which had existed hotwoon than. and regret- tod that ho had not elven jollowod htI hrothor'I advice. Prep" Course of Life. A min'I purpose of life Ibould he like I river. which was born of I thousand little Hill in the mountIinI: and when It hot. it has reached in manhood in the plain, nil ito mighty current flow channleu to the our-- 1! w. Bustier. . Tutti tor ctroulor Cow. Every other tooth in a new oirculuil law for cutting tool Itool is I. trifle ion‘er thIn its neighbor, the ion; tooth mahinz the center of the out and the short one», which In thiclo or. pooling out the Mn. Goodmu, No. First Weekeliind Guest—"Would you In our hone-I to land in the mo- tor?" fieoond Week-mod aunt—n ”flood heavens. no. I'll as noon think of stilling her for I place of strincl"-~ Life. The spinner. Mameo‘lI a delightful thing; but it is not/Ind item on me. a duty: nor is it II a duty that mm and women have hitherto «plainly prac- ticed itwunu lumber, am. D. , ' I Qualification. Whoa non mm tor pom oi tron, “to! W lid WWW Dublin them» “on, on Maui Maya-dist” m He was plain, cou- ‘ and am fond of late hours."-Every- . Humid ii. Til”... Whose Term as President; Expires March on, 1913‘ 'A‘dVertise‘ Your Wants in the people dabble down» their breath“ ‘II ' I It is __ iItenco of what is wmetiinel coiled 2 rod. mun- that oh. thought she must ‘ a. you. finalised-enroll! - "I nodeninndqour huIbInd is o , Sentinel. It Brings RESUIE e One 1' Ages 2 to 6 years I Made of Aotrakhan. Crushed Plushos. Caraouls, imitation Bear Skill}? and Chinchilla. v Colors: Black Navy Blue, Brown, Tan, Light Gray, Dark Gray and Light Blue. _ Tuesday Only-”$11 Values $3.19,: $5 Values $3. 99 $6 Values $4.79 Frank Jacob WABHINGTON STREET OPP. HOYT’B THEATyRE The South Norwalk’ Dry Goods Co. (INCORPORATED) 28. 30 and 32 SOUTI} MAIN S'I'REET Extraordinary Bargains Tonight. from I 73‘ to 10., READ! READ! READi a doe. Kimonos. funny colors, 39:: values. Tonight ........ .. m - , 12“1-2o Outing Fiannsla, all new styles, fast colors; Extra henvy fleece. “Tonight .... .. ........ IMO lar 10 value. Em... .. ”annoy lilo boom: dinIhImI. in inches wide, in pretty checks and plaids. fflnlflat bldlirloihwldidbll‘lOAIOfliillbololoOlV'lOlolbo ' 3'“ y. we Bod tinsel: also fill x 00. made or heavy muslin, free froth
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