I ll- ln'serz‘cs at 250.6%. 75c and
' ‘ ilLOOIA‘a yard. in 9A garnet.
blues.I ' browns, cardinal. .
sresh‘IauIl bison.- Mandolins.“-
satin In All colors; also Skim
ners Lining Satin.
E. K. BANKS
Mshsclumc Hotel Block
a II Schindler-walla; .
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WEATHER FORECAST.
WEATHER——
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain and
colder tonight and Friday; moderate
to brisk shitting winds, becoming nor-
therly. 'A trough of low pressure, ex-
tending from Florida northward to On-
tario, is‘prdducing cloudy and rainy
Weather with lid temperatures in all '
sections of the Mississippi river. Heavy
rain. was reported from the southern
sections. Pensacola, Fla, reported 8. -
28 inches. Macon. GIL. 3.22, Augusta.
6a., 2. 84 inches and several other nine
as reported more than one inch Pleas-
’ ant weather with moderate tempera-
tures prevail between the Rocky Moun-
tains and the Mississippi River.
$
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperaturez, how. 47; high. 61.
.. Partly cloudy. ' ._, ‘
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John H. Hoyt, of Norwaik, Is spend-
ing the day in Bridgeport doing jury
duty.-. .. . .
u ‘9 “t II
James Montgomery. of Norwalk. has
taken a position as chauffeur for his
uncle. John A. Montgomer. .
The Barge Rankokas is unloading a.
a cargo of Windsor cement at Raymond'
Brothers' docks. on Water street.
it was reported to the, South Non.
walk police this morning that thieves
took some clothes oil the line at Luther
ill. Wright’s residence In Cedar street.
--"Tom-boy"—-a "rough" name, but a
“smooth" cigar. Proof costs a nickel.
A wagon loaded with cement, own-
ed by Bishop 0: Lyrics. broke an axle
under the weight today. at the corner
or Wall and Knight streets. Another
vehicle was secured to take the load.
George (loss, or New London. state
barber examiner, was in town toda .
'Applicantn tor licenses will be exam n-
1 Foot Balls
South some
OUSTE'R FIGHT-FILM AS AN EDU-
. I'Under the above headlinefi the Cleve-
the following comment on "Custer's
picture as an educator. No printed ac-
picture.
Basket Balls
Striking Bags ‘
l
Complete Elna 0‘ Each.
‘. PRICES ”-00 T90 05.00.99
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‘AT
WM P. BEERS
Norwslit.
’IIPIIII IIIIIIIIIIII"
CATO R.
Feature Photopiay Makes Historical
Event impressive.
land “Leader" of Sunday. Oct. ti, makes
Last Fight":
"Custer" a Last Flght" is the kind 0!
photoplay that established the moving
Count of the lamentable battle of the
Little Big How could leave 'such a last
in; impression as does this three-reel ,
The Feature and Educational Film
Company, which; releases this picture 9
in Ohio. save a private exhibition or
the him at their rooms.Columhia Buil-
ding, Wednesday. it number or exhibi.
tors“ and newspaper men reviewed it "
.And pronounced it one at the host sub
lectl yet released by any company. -
The story begins with the outrages
‘ Irina . > A .
”JUST rI-Is-I-Hmo TO Ilse THESE oooI. NIGHTS
And. Housman TO TAKE THE CHILL OFF. no
' emanaho coon-.sAaILV cAIIso FOR AND can
seIcAnaIsc'Asou‘r FROM one soon 'I'oAN-w
owes. WITH some on area. TAIIKe. BLAGKJI'
on NICKEL Trimaran. I . .
$2. 98 to $4. 98
A. J. collins &Co.
ABOUT " PRICES
There Is a big diiference between a cut price and a bargain.
There is also a dinerence between price cutting and low prices,
The price of an interior article is always a high price and this up
plies with particular force to feed and grain.
It you get good hay. grain and deed you forget the price when
you see its worth to your annual. Poor quality you NEVER forget I
when you notice its effect on your horse or doultry.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
‘I
First in quality. last in price. always in the mind: or its custom.
arse—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
for‘House Furnaces
‘ $4 per‘wTOIl. . deliver a
RAYMOND 330T..- ‘E'Rs
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‘I I statadwrsther previously. I tegrwthst A
_ , might-stand over to six mouths.
-*BuCkwheatCoal
1309' I... Italian .
moiety. - 9,
‘ AA lam or 9999...... ...... has go.
in print our the verdict on the Co- I
'lnorrs prisoners at” Vitarbo. and It ill '
the great secret testify or ltsly has
been scotchcd. That Naples will no
longer be its headquarters is probed
bio. but it is so widely spread ever
the whole of itsly that it can he no
more killed by lmpris’oninn its New ‘
politan leaders than you can kill an
octopus by cutting all one at Its ten-
tacies. The society has local branches
in every town oi importance. and it
adapts its methods to the status of
the people whom it bleeds. , -
How polite the Camorrlsts can be a
true tale of how an Englishman sub-
scribed to its iunds will show. The
Englishman in question. a married
man. took a house In one oi the sea-
port towns of ltalyhn not Naples, and
, brought his English iurniture with
him. A month or two n'iter he had
taken up residence. a. very polite ital:
lau gentleman called on him and we
settled him with a bill for 8800 for
,i‘uruiture bought from an Italian. ilrm.
The Englishman said that there must
be some mistake, for he had .pought
no furniture in itsly. and his visitor
then explained that the bill was lite
means by which he might subscribe to
the local branch or the (lemons. and
thus obtain its protection. There was
no hurry about the matter. said the
polite Italian. and it the Englishman
did not care to pay at once the matter
The Englishman on to his consul.
who reisrmd him to the local head of
the police. The local head or the no
lies. talking as an official. promised
him every pIotection it he did not in
tend to give the money. but as a pri-
vate individual. suggested to him that
8800 was not very much to pay to
avoid all the auxiety that was detailed
by being in the black books of the Ca-
mcrra. The Englishman paid his 8300
and holds the hill.‘duly receipted. Tor
purely imaginary» furniture. bought
- trons a rarely husslnsry Italian drum.
htAIIIIEnFoa new rock cm!
Origin ct mun Expredlo‘n. “Lot Hdr ‘
es. Gill-chm" “id to Have
Originated TM‘ ~
oi the lndlans early in the year 1876 -‘
and concludes with the dedication or
By the hour. day or week Our Chaunsurs are all skilled and
careful men.
See the tour and sin cylinder 1918 Models of
THE MOYER AUTOMCBILES
Demonstration on Request.
OSCAR H BANKS.-
OARAOE—RIVIR BTIIET. .
’ . I
NORWAL‘I
Automobiles for Hire
Aent, I
could.
A... .
The unto-etch that her so. Gall»
that"! is in use in nearly dveI-y city.
or the United States. and has traveled
to {crown countries. yet it is doubtful
it. many can tell the origin of it. A
map c! then recently Inst In New
York city and soon were talking“ or
would that hspoeosdusny yours on. . -
(lbs of thaw told if: Wary iod- “Isét .
. her. so. Goliath”: and. roaches for.
, the truth or it. as its was present at
the time it Mil-r» , I .
‘ “A number or colonies." said the :
veteran. “representing the Chicago .
or. department came to visit the
where he tell. All the scenes were ts~
iron on the exact ground where the (II-
production.
illis the second reel oi the subject, sur-
passes in realism anything previously
attempted by the New York Notion
picture
ten are shown.
technicnt attacked while crossing river
and its retreat. Meanwhile Captain
'Benteen is lost in the mountains and
Custer and his detachment msdrthe
ed at A. M. Pohlmsn's barber shop in
Washington street on Monday.
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Daniel asabo was arrested last night
while sleeping quietly on West ave»
nun. Sergeant Raymond made the
arrest and in court tins mornlns
Sasha was lined $8. which he was un-
able to pay. and went to jail.
Roth teams oi the Eureka Rebekah
Dodge will hold a rehearsal tomorrow
owning The members are urgently
requested to be prpseui ac lilo grand
aim or. will visit the local lodge during
th~ ilrIIi part or December
South Norwaiit Millie. Benevolent
and Protective Crder at Ellis. will have I
II family tethering this evening in Ar-
lIm hall. tor which members have made
elaborate preparations. hitch will has
the privilege of inviting A friend.
William (1. Miller. vice-hmldeht at
the Grant six Company. in New itcrlc
returned last evening from It business‘
trip to Pennsylvania and Maryland.
on. Miller team might for Cleveland
Ohio on a cereal dIIyII' business trip.
. At the innuu‘mctiu: or the inn list
Manufacturm‘ssscelation ct Mimi"
and iicthel, held on Monday evening.
the relieving owners were elected for
the ensuing your: President Herbert
It. My. vice mudt rhiiia
listen: W. i. W pawns:
Wk
attack on the rosin body or the Indians.
The tomes of Boolean sud Reno tailing
Ihim, Custer is hopelessly outnumbered
and soon Is caught In the "circle or
death" and his man shot all as the In-
disns ride In a circle about the rapidly
diminishing group In the center. Every
hum oi Gustar's troop is killed. the col-
‘oncl being one of the last to tell.
This shoal him will be shown to-
marrow. Friday. Nov: iith afternoon
and night at Dreamland. North Main
Ire ct
WWWW‘
CAO! CONTAINING MOO!“ COLA
LAPIltttl.
WASHINCW, Nov. thltbuui a
warning. II his glass case in the his»
iicnai Museum. containing the storm
In! mouse that has been A lecture or .
the collection for my years. sudden. ‘
hi we. and teddy the we will go
into retirement until a new on» use i
be procured. Tito will). one of the
most valuable or the mounted animal
exhibits. consists of a hull m and
live smaller sdimsin, The reason for
mobrcshlsxoithcmswhichm
was his «area ll II W. but
ill. alumni chalets mum Mid
that they ”unlined any some
that the election returns had simian:
to do with it.
i
the Custer monument at the spot
. New York 'ilrs" daddies III the early
'10s. They were shown about the
headquarters and inspected the dil'er-
mcus battle was (ought and hundreds ,
of soldiers and Indians are used in the
The battle scene, which practically ,
Picture Comm“. TheAI-snxc of the,
is wide so" that the move-I
ments of the entire forces on both sld- I
The audience sees. llslor Reno's de- ;
in them hall with them
out systems, Then tho! MM to
O. D. Jackson .. " mil.”
Optician ”011.99% *
us some o! the crack companies.
Their escorts brought them to book
And W No. 11. In last 1851i
m and while examining the sp-
parsin- an alarm was intruded ..tmu
thew-sill“. Giuliani. Jones
wokth:nvtsltcrs loam on the sides
In tri’shmhd-W- lite '
in W to: us:- his“? ~
“Peter mutations the driver of»
ills tall. and he quickly not to his“
seat on the track. It mus out ll
19
the shoot. sad the driver «119d the
9 htlrsiss to straighten out the pander-
' one machine. When In a position to
take full speed and dsuh to tits place
.OLD DOMINION LINE
Short Bed ‘I‘t‘ipc.P Pentium! Week End! Mailing
Wand Rest in
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. RICHMOND
. and WASHINGTON. D. C.
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and re-
, taro including mats and bsrlh 11"-
New York tO‘ Richmond or Washington. D. 0..
tom Including meals and berth 315
, on o. D. UTIMAIM
Hot sod Outlines Water Bulbs can be procured an owner with-
out charts. Cheaters are all equipped with the United Wireless
’l‘sisxrspn Intent.
“BANKERS HAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT3 P. 11.
Tickets and distortion Rossmti ass. Pier st. North iii ivsr.
rootoiN. Hamill» blow Torin
Phone 3100 Franklin. handler illustrated Pumpkin.
w. L. wocoaow. Truths ma. Jul. IRCWN. don't Fusions» A's.
liar further particulars alibi! to J. in. LAWOH I. 60.. ll Bait
mu Mouse. or Depot mist MI. E. 1.. it'll. will. it. it.
.9 .
' received our first shipmfci the celebrstsdi‘
PEERLESS FLOUR
it shoulder tlciir milled «oath.
This is your Wit; to buy this Mr it marks
Perm $5 75
ml M N
1w?- A‘sii
exhibitsmsmhsr at valuable
m @me
hammmmam
3&9itHrs-sHosbasswhlscsllusssssssssdlt
00lssohsiiiiisridtIntroduces
littlest. mm lint-in: Wheat.
a9lltbiohsdillrassessedbddeecdlielslrtvfitddosbs ‘10“
‘ when the alarm was sounded Captain
Jones rolled to the driver. 'iat her no.
Gallsxhsrl'
"The mum firemen never forgot
the command. and thus Mun the is~
mu: old saying that is in vogue to
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Human Helmets.
The usual sale of nets at human
:wmsooordinx 1m ttugghsport or the
In con oonsu s sstl ed
at 13000.8)“.L m’sl
lisinosts are made Almost wholly
in the houses oi Alsatian and Ass»
trim peasants: the peculiar skill to
quirsdionathuirhssbmmslnpsrt
hsroditsm
The cliildrsn brain first to tie the
hairs Mother. and to and. to make
one loss hair. Then. with only a
round piece at wwd about six Inches
ions and cachet! inch in disuse-r and
A amid: the older aids and worsen-
us the Anson-wars the
this was way that-fishnets or harn-
mocks are mild. only, tries a stasis
A’s more delicate and dittcuit
than twins II suing. I I
s com am is s cm
crtwsivs hours. .
Dry Goods Co.
(macaroni-so)
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN SIREET
A Special Today and Tomorro
98:. 50 value Ulnbrcllas‘, close roll and cover.
$2.00. $2 50, $3 .00 values Gloria Silk Covers. Special $1, 50,
‘BOYS', Ladies’ and Children’ s
scar nova-Ton. A PECK
caANennmss. stouAnr ....
333T IUTTER. A POUND
1m- uo-w. ,.
BEN HUR FLOUR .....per bag 75¢, per bbl. $5 75
iglbii. GRANULATED SUGAR........I.............s. $100
Olsomsrurins. pits. .......... 28o New Tomatoes. can 10,0
3 cans Milk . also Cranberries.
" 9 We are mutt {or Kellogg's Battle Creek Blood.
20 North Main It.
26 inch and 28 inch Umbrellas, good value at 75c.
Specie _
9 I
Special 9
. Some fine bargains in RENAISSANCE. CLL‘NY LA,
CBS and MEXICAN DRAWN WORK Over 500 pieces to
choose from One third off.
2 Special Coats. $16.50 value. Special
\
The New Store V
Frank J acoby M
WASHINGTON STREET OPP.‘ HOYT’S THEATRE
AMERITS YOUR INSPECTION:
The critical buyer will profit by paying us a visitt.
Everything up-to-date in Men‘s A
Wearing Apparel.
Our prices speak for ihemselvas and denote values! that most Iner- A
chants call bargains. . ‘ a“. . 3i . , :4» 9
Our policy is to give our customers the fullest enlistedtion
In Addition we give you the privilege oi‘ ' our EASY: PAYMEN
PLAN. This is yours for the asking.
We suggest an early call.
«Ix “All? A ,
reallocation Iron
.... .. ...... .l..,x... .
The Great AGIP Tea 5
In v'IAsHIumlr 01.. soot-Is acnwAsIt ‘ I I , .
activates Ilse s. In. and 8:80 a. or. I'm Mm
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
. so sonvn MAIN sneer.
can: now Corn ........ ... . 250 New Peas. can . ..... ......u... 1th
hm Pancake Flour ......... 250 Sweet Cider, gal. ...............
plugs new Dates use Salmon. odd
pcr’quartl.........i
h
Celery. Cauliflower. Sweet Potatoes. Turnips, Apples. Oranges.
Phone 148. I '
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.¢ , _' sIIIIAa zA‘Irr s‘rnsm
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