v9 been paying for your. its or overcoats-wbut iis~ 1 tones-41's all you should . Here’s the way to reason—1 him you can buy an all _ Wool. hand tailored, gnaran. 1“te”d suit or overcoat of the latest model and the newest fabrics for Stu—what’s the use of paying more? cm: in and let us slip a cw suits and overcoats on '1 See h0w good they fool—how well they fit and . 9 -———$7 &$10—.— priOthing Co. 6 North Main St. The Beers Meat 8: Provision Co. 212 West Wasgmgton St. South orwaik . - 15 Main Street, Norwalk . ,Phone other? Stores ’1 Buckwheat ' Pea Nut Stove Egg Broken ‘ Cancel Bituminous 1w in'»;Stock overlook day after day, The 11191 classified sdvs. that were iss1ly written to and for you-m minimum “bad luck" far on! 11111 11.9 19111 911111. 1 solicit th9 1111111111111 01 yo treatise. ducts will be oiler911l. mm from pure ingredients in a strictly 111111111 shop. JOHN RAiiiS M111” “Mayfair WOMEN’S SHOES ‘ “in... Gun Metal, Pat,Coit1, Russia Calf. .411...— Lace and .Button on latest inst. $2.50 a 13' Women's ' Storm Rubbers for toes and high heels .. *1 MAX LEVY 145 Washington at. 1 Becker. Block Telephone 426-2. The Hare and the Tortoise 'v . A turtle and a rabbit once, agreed to runs race. but in, a little while the bunny was so far ahead that he curled up for a little rest, but' falling asleep he gave the old turtle a chance to crawl past him and reach. home first. Moral: Slowly but surely the peo— ple of The Norwaiks have lea-med that when it comes to buying JUNK G. YOURDISKY pays better prices than any other junkmau. .0119 cent a pound for rags and; the very best prices for leathers and metals. . pa- wide 501: 9911-911 Scrap “vietal is Booming 1 ' ASK sea raters Every one that works for the must be honest. Those that are dishonest I discharge. One cent a pound for tags ism my limit. The sign. 2 WM. EFF RON 1 of 85 Fort 311991. East Norwaik, must be on the wagon and the driver must give you a duplicate slip. Feath- er Bud's and Auto Tires 11 specialty. 1 Toieiihono 441. 929.000 111 chms'rMAs env- 1 was ours. ‘..—- South Norwalk Trust Company’s Plan» . Grout Bacon. The'Christmas Saving Club which was organized some six months ago by the South Norwailt Trust Company, have deposits at the present time of over twenty-six thousand dollars. There were about thirteen hundred members who joined the Christmas Savings club and began their savings with the email sum of five cents, in creasing each weekly deposit until the line] week which amounts to $1.65. The Nothing»: at the best pro- ‘ ,man and Mrs. George L, Oliver, of 11 11116191111301“? Ints999I999I9I-99n91 ‘ Makingwltb 111111111119 . ‘ had in The 11011191111. LADIES? TAIL-ORB 82 North Main 91. J ANNNWNA [ill NEWS. 11 Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32, i. O. R. M., met last evennig and transacted rou- tine business. Our Brothers’ Lodge, No. 10, I. o. o. It. will meet on Monday evening for the regular business meeting. 1.9—.- Concord Divlsion, No. 2, Sons of Tom- perance will meet for regular weekly business on Monday evening. M-..“ The Metropolitan Orchestra will meet on Monday evening for the regu- lar business meeting and rehearsal. Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. 8.. held the regular business meeting last evening and transacted the weekly business. ers. Henrietta McCormick, of "Stat- en sland. is the guest of. Council- Burbank street. out Well Commandery, No. 956, u. ters for the regular business meeting and transacted routine business. 1 The Saturday morning classes of Merrill Business College are going to be made so interesting and profitable that a large enrollment must result. ’... Captain Fred Williams. who recent- ly underwent an operation for appen- dicitis at the Stamford Hospital. is expected to be brought home tomor- row. Rev, W. 0. Curtis, Mia. is visiting his nephew. Charles E. Curtis, of Union Park. Rev. Mr. Curtis has frequently preached at the First Congregational Church and is well known here. of Columbia. For about twenty-live minutes early last evening the electric service was rather poor. The lights, while they did not go out, went down to such an extent that it was hard to see any- thing if relying upon their illumina- tion. The trouble was caused by a temporary diseblomont of one of the engines while another was out of commission, undergoing repairs. last weekly deposit wii be due the first week in December. A large number of young people have experienced a ‘de- cidod pleasure in the Christmas Saw lugs Club. Many who thought it W518.) impossible to systematically save a lit tic money have learned that it simply requires the cui1ivation oi the saving habit. There now rounds; but three more weekly payments to be made” which will increase the total amount to over thirty thousand dollars. The books of the Christmas Savings Club will be closed after the 1111 week iii December, when the accounts have the interest due them easements Trust Company will mail to the members a Christmas Savings check for ‘ the amount of their savings. Announce- ‘mont of this will be made later. The ”Trust Company is to be congratulate-l _ on the grand success of Its unique lplan.‘ The public in [choral and the merchants in particular hays beforci N! the Above. Kinds them the planning prospects thaig titthovlllorwsiit lAbr‘fls 1 Miss Forty. President of the law 11 about the middle of December thrust will be distributed to the people of the Norwailtg over thirty thousand dollar in Christmas cash. Course Keoler’s building on the bridge will be sold. at 91111111111 this of: terraces by 3111931111.‘ 911111111 John is. it . is. livesterdny, charging them with ya Constable Henry C. Salter arrests! Mariano Deiuoo and Frank Maccauo grancy and breach of the peace. Com plaint was made to the constable by 1Maihew Sldoiii that the two young 'me u had threatened his life and had invited hint to take or walk with him in the woods. The constable arrested the men. They were represented in (curt this incl-1111111,v by John .1. Cause. who acted 9.9 their guardian and their cases were boiled. there being no evi- idenco against them. BEAUTIFYlNG TOWN HOUSE GEMITIRV. amt” Nurwolk Oivlo Lupus 0919 Letter From Prominent London" Architect. . The regular meeting of the Non walk Civic League on. hold yestori tiny afternoon in the Historical Room , gun was in the chair. The business included reports of Recording been» my 111111 Treasurer Reports of the Town Rouse Hill Cemetery, litre. C. .W. Shelton, chairman. Educational idemmiitso. .ttisn My» Gregory. 1° chairman. lumortnlnmnnt Committee. Mrs. 6.1“. Bette illustration, and various communications. announce- meat of 1119’ 111991.111: at 11111 11111911199114 v-t‘llviu Association in 3911111111119. Nov. 21. 11 19111111 from the Willow 1-99 to aid in 111911 91111. . _ dim lhsitsa 11111.1 11 vitally 111111911- communication tron,,avl.911¢sosili_ LINED with GUARANTEED SKINNER’S SATIN . .... . . .", Fit and style mistanteed. This is the best offer 311111 119.19 oV9 All Furs remodeled entire premises at reasonable prices. FEINSTEIN & BRIA T511... 9203 O. G. 0., met last evening in, the quar- ' 9-991- 9199-99191p919919 1 .1199 99999991999999.199- E1 1 AND FURRIERB. South Norwaik, Conn. ingiy of her recent house to house canvass in the interests of the school vote. Mite. Belts reported the prob- ability of a fine entertainment to, be given about the middle of the win- ter. It was the sense of the meetinll’ that any possible aid should be given to the National Board of Connors. The formal part of the program cOnsisted of the reading of a vitally interesting description of the recent General Federation meeting in San Francisco, written by ers. G. A. Slo- comb, of Worcester for the Connec- ticut Federation, called “the Human Side of the ConventIOn.” There were several new faces at the meeting and some new members The League feels that it should be a center for people who are willing to help ”in civic matters and th’ough it has always been delighted to meet at the homes of members, a public place may prove useful as strangers will feel more at liberty to come. ‘..—.1- 1...... Put Away Small Things. , Get rid of small window and great wisdom will shine upon you Put away goodness and you will be nut- uraliy good. A child does not learn to speak because taught by professors of the art, but because it lives among people who can themselves talk.— Chuang Tzu. i’ W The Fool’s Guardian. Fortune has been considered the guardian divinity of fools: and, on this score, she has beefit‘accused of blind- ness; but it shouldrather be adduced as a proof of her sagacity, when she helps those who certainly cannot help themselves-C. C. Colter. Labeling Foods. Many otherwise good housekeepers are very indifferent?! about labeling. They trust to their memory as to what is in each is or package, and walnuts?” with dill 9 at; results. All sborei bouid be pl in ny labeled. 1% Thou and Now. “Sometimes I feel sure,"'said Bil- ltins, "that I once set on a throne and waved a scepter."_ “And now,” no- marked his cheery wife. "you are go- ing to stand on the back porch and wave I. rug beater-3ft From R9991" Booko. "It taken but very'deilcate shadinga to mark evolution in the friendship of tropism—because women are so sei- dom friends."-—-“'i‘he Unknown Wom‘ an." by Anne Warwick. 1 No Email to it. Doctor's Wife (as patieut‘depsrts) -—lilercyi What aimonatroua man. Wants treatment for obesity. 1 sup- pose. DoctowNo, he complains of pains in the small of his back. ‘1 W Bream Les-99. ‘ in thirty-bye years England has lost 5.640 acres by erosion. but this has been more than made up by the new land which has formed during that time. A T911911 Motion Millie-—"War that your intended Grace-«4'11», my present 'futuro.‘ 99 to speak." Onutioul Stalking Required. Waiter-"Woil.11ir, how did you hilt! the beef?" Dillon—"Obi l happened wn."-~iiystsudor. RANK TVPE 0? IDITOR. Senator 0191111 11119 1111111119; about an opponent of arbitration. “‘l‘bs 11111111 is nctviiborol." ho soili- "ilo takes a narrow. 9919911 111911 11: this». lie is 11111111911 infommi, eith- or. The fact is. he reminds me in his borrowers 111111 ignorant» of the «di- tor of! the Ciunsminsoa Scimitar. "The editor of tho Oinmminwn admirer. more; 1119 my 111 1. still 9 av- “I“: with whom I saw you restarting?" to shift a potato, snow—well. there it With MYIIO, 119199 to this 11911— .m"'099119111111 1119119 1111191 11me ..ity-hooreotooit. ~I, ‘Wnsitor intuit 11999 11119 119111 .. 1. Men’s Fall and , Winter" Underwear the Best Makes. Shirts and Drawers, medium weight, white or gray Merino, 5012; Wool, $1.00 Heavy gray wool... “151:, $1.00 Double breasted gray or one dinai Wool Shirts 31.50 Drawers to match 31.50 UNION‘ SUITMotton ribbed, $1.00; wool ribbed, $2.00. MA New "and Complete Stock 111 1 Heavy ribbed. flccoed lined 509 . l 1 1 11 ‘1 v Norwslk loading Dry Goods Store 8 and 6 Gazette Building. Norwalk. Connecticut . 1 . A Fine Showing of Men’s Gloves 999-,91991919 25°. 500‘ ,Wooien Working Gloves, lined lined .. 50c, 751:, $1.00, 61,50, 62 Tan Walking Gloves 61, 61125 Gray Suede lined .. 61. Silk 1111911 91.50.12.110 Reliable Hosiery? for Men Cotton . Silk Lisle 211e, .2513, 5011, 31.00, 81-50 _ .4. Silk ..... .Woolen . .. .2511, 12 1.29, 259 Night Shirts and Pajamas OUTING FLANNPJL NlGHT vSHIR’I‘SwFOr men, 501:, 759;, for boys, 60c. OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMAB ~For men, $1.25, $1.50; for boys, 599, 751:, $1.00. 01‘ “It" 15. 31.511) A big, assortment of MUSLIN 390, 501: .- NIGHT SHIRTS 60c. 751:, 31.09 35c. 501: The Woman Who note n. 1911919901: or generally has success with a Ball tine! want I" :1. '... 4..” n .... 0-... “h...“ DO as others do. Soil your rags. rubbers. metals, papers. leather beds and auto- mobile tires to R. Alexander, as he pays the highest prices. Also buys and sells secondhand fun niture. R. Alexander 1 1'91. 358-2. 21 Raymond St. 1 w...— ”a...“ .. .1...“ _ "’.-- . What do you think of this? A new-line of Ostrich Feathers we have Just purchased from the manu- facturer, thereby saving jobbers’ profits. You can get the benefit. To give you some idea, of what this means we quote a few pric 120 inch French Plu 9's, finest quai~ ‘ lty $2 49 21 inch extra full White Plumes, beau- tiful and fluffy 34-49 14 inch Black Plumes, have to be seen to be appreciated .. . use The Holmes Miliinery Phone 405. ‘ 3 Monroe 8!. -—-—«-—-—- -. 99999999999999999999 999199999 Bur Hazeiton COfiL The ii. Hershfiel'ti 81 Son Go. 1:91. 291 11;: 1119191- 91. I Scout 1 Shoes M9115 $2.011. Myl‘rJS. . TAN. .ILBKM. mu, Hanna . Alli: harass. Keeiet’s‘ShueStore . tinsel“ item 1111191119. v 91' ‘ ‘ 74 Wssbi ngton Street Smut: 11119.11 Conn. .. 19 :11 ,. 11 H. . rieger 81 Co The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwaiks West Washington Street AGENTS FOR Electric SuctiOn onstration or we will send it- to your , home and demonstrate its usefulness. f. Cleaning with The Magi: eliminates all of the fatigue and an- noyance of housecieanns by other meauswno need of upsettng the homer—moving carpets, runs, furniture, etc Worth its cost. for sanitary reasons alone. Millions of germs -Jurk with the dust in. carpets. 111139.919. the health of yourself and family source of contamination. Pays for itulfwsuves time. labor and household furnishings. Most of the damage anti wealr of sunsets rugs. otc. swooping. beating and by friction of grit and dust under feet, which 111119 and grinds off the fabric and which cannot be re moved by broom or sweeper. a, dirt. on and in them, without injury, and prolongs their life X12 ENNIéi. 991119- ‘1 I, “‘1 11.11 31.111111111111111 11119 .; THE MAGIC 191 .1139” " _ ‘ 11 VGWVQD. tintlnnlo ‘1‘.“ :: :1 11 11111111111919“ Milo ': saris 911111111119 mm 119 1; CLEANER SiMPLEST,’LiGHTEST. Mosr arsscrvs, DURABLE VA- CUUM CLEANER MADE. NOlSELESS, iNEXPENSlVE. CLEANB ENTIRELY BY MR. N0 aaususs been or: can. PETS, sues, AND OTHER FAsalcs. WEIGHS ONLY 10 POUNDS. A'CHILD CAN OP- saa‘rs iT. Call to See'it . and we will 2 give you a practical dem-‘ it is your duty. to guard by removing every possible is caused by Tire Magic positively removes all 1 "WEAR A, BENJAMIN" OVERGOAT. Just the coat. to suit your- iasts, Mr. Careful Dresser. The "ileuiamin" Double: Breasted Bond street model.“ but one of the many exclusive ' Overcome we are new offering _ to the men and young men of The 1111111911111. - ~ From $1! to "0. "“11112119119‘" atom .. 91.1111 1111 v‘ 111919911" 1119111111111. ‘ 9
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