. in Isl-gas at 25c. 500, 75c and i
. 81. 00 a yard, in garnet,
‘ “blues, browns, cardinal.
green and black. Messalin’e
‘E. K. BANKS
Mohackcmo Hotel Block
7 " Dcuth‘ No'rwsik
Satin in all colors; also Skin— .
nor’s Lining Satin. —- 1
sh
~19
Ila
E
Foot Balls
Basket Balls
Striking~Bags
A Complete Line at Each. V
pmcss $1.00 fro taco.
AT ‘
WM. r. BEEns
South Norwalk. ~ ~_ Moment.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For uNorwalk and vicinity: Gener-
ally fair and continued cold tonight
and Sunday. An area of high pres-
sure extending from montana south-
easttvurd to Virginia is prcducing fair
Weather with low "temperatures in
nearly all sections east of the Rocky
Mountains. There is no well-defined
storm area on the map this morning.
Trusts are reported as far south as
Florida.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 26; high, 41.
‘ Clear.
._..___.__._.__———_._._.2.
Lincoln Council, No. 4 U. 0. A. H.
worked the second degree at the
meeting that was held last evening.
Norwalk friends of Oscar Banks re-
ceived a cablegram from England,
this morning sent by him to assure
them of his safe arrival on the other
side of the pond. '
The American Dan stopper com-
pany of Bridgeport has filed a certifi-
..cate of incorporation with the score-
tary of state, and the Mt. Vernon
school, incorporated, of Middletown, a
certificate of organization.
The ‘South Norwslk male quartette
; whichis made up of Charles R. Pet-
3‘ , ty, first tenor; Preston Hart, second
tenor; Warren Scoliold, baritone; and
Charles Gray. bass, will. sing at the
" Stamford Y. M. C. A. this evening.‘
Banner Council, No. 54, D. of L,
, has accepted an invitation to go to
Bridgeport, Tuesday evening, to at-
tend the anniversary of Betsy Ross
Council. They will leave on the 7:10
train from South Norwalk. A large
delegation is desired.
-—Hats to order, 32.00. OiBrien.
El n»
The East Haddnm and Haddain
bridge commission has awarded the
contract for povicr and light for the
bridge in construction over the Con-
necticut river between these towns'to
the Eas‘t‘ 'Hnddcm Electric Light
company for a term of years.
......
iFOlll‘ prospective postal clerks from
iWestfiort avenue uro taking théir
civil service examinations this morn.
ing in the South Nor-walk council
chamber, under the direction of Chief
Clerk Frederick Conley, of ‘ “South
Norwnllt.
”...—u»... ...“...
Matters of routine business were
transacted at the meeting of Eureka
nations Lodge. -No. 42, 1. o. R. M.
Which Was held last evening. At the
conclusion of the business mastitis
an entertainment was rendersdiand
appreciated hi! all present. .
- «Latest style dsrhicll. O'Brion’s‘
Captain Thomas nnnt piloted a
drunken sailor into port last evening ~
and this morning, chariot Williams,
of tho "Nancy we" was found suit . ,
ty or intoxication and min: obscene
language "l’m bola: out oi town.
stodiv, Judge." said William, audfl
' of {ill plan, when he sold Till
pm but wont to sucro- f
Mystery of Life and Death.
in many cues of death. as for in-
stance frdm drowning, the tissues re-
thoro was life before there is now no
life; something'has gone out that co-
ordinatcd the physical and chemical
forces of the body, kept them at work,
prevented thcmnfrom interfering with
each other. kept the cells in. equili-
brium and was tho‘sourcepf all the
”energy in the body. There is the haf~
fling mystery of) llfoéan‘d of doath.’
_ French “ Chalk.
French chalk is especially good for
cleaning embroidery that is too trag-
tie to be washed with soap and wa-
ter. Th'e chalk should he made quite
hot and' sprinkled thickly over the
embroidery, which is then rolled up
carefully so that the chalk is inside.
Allow it. to stand in 0. dark place for
a west or two, and then shake out
a}! the own: This-will loan" the
embroidery cults fresh
R. -——*h-—————-—-d
V R ”Inhibiting Oil Paintings.
To um and brighten oil paintings
with a pure soap and lukewarm wa-
ter and dry thoroughly with a soft
cloth. With a piece of chamoic shin
dipped in sweet oil rub all over the
surface of the picture. The result
will be a pleasant surprise This can-
not injure the finest work of art in
the least.
.
Love in Marriage.
To continue love in marriage is:
science. it requires so little to kill
illusions. which form the charm of
life; and it is ID dillicult to maintain
band. -Msdsme Reybaudr
Whit. lilo Remembered.
door. "that you saw many really wou-
derful places While you were abroad. "
“Yes, indeed," replies the returned
traveler. "I think the most o‘hivery
of them all, however. was the cata-
corners in Rome. 1 have the night-
mare about it yot."-~Judgo.
Plank Bavcd Him From Death.
A man was saved fi-om death the
plank a few feet below the skylight of
the dome of the federal building. He
was repairing the skylight when he
slipped llil fell. He struck a board
below w lch saved him from falling
160 fact.
. _ ln Boston.
Tentative Shopper—"Don't you find
that having to wait on so many fussy,
disagreeable people has at i'cast one,
compensation-AM of making you
forgot your other troubles?" Cultured
s
deletions-"0h. yer—ii acts u‘a
counter irritcn_t."-~Judgc. -
‘f‘hI' ‘l’mth It last.
main absolutely unchanged. yot where '
' ‘ come We have a full line in all sizes and prices
FROM $3. 98 to $25
\ ' M “i . _ ,
A. .- 0 ms 0.
CW ,
'.. ..H‘ “a.
The Pnncrpie of a Busmess .
is the reason for its being either a success or failure.
of the goods manufactured is part of the principle of a -.business‘ .
Applying this to Feeds, Bonnie home ground feeds for Horses, Cat-
. tie and Poultry has always been part of the principle of my business.
Made from good clean grain rightly proportioned and rightly priced
it has made success possible and earned.
4.
BuckWheat Coal
for House Furnaces
$4 per Ton, delivered
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Don't let the cold weather come and catch you unprepared. ..
The quicker you get a heater the quicker. comfort will
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its cuctom- ,
ore-Bonnie Home Ground Food for Horses, Cattle and Poultry,
Ivonne the painting my enmity I
Automobiles for“ Hire
‘ careful men.
See the four and six cylinder 1918 Models of
THE norm Auronosnss
Demonstration on Request. m;
OSCAR H. BANKS,-
GARAGE—RIVER STREET.
-Agent
NORWALK. DON".
thou wool. emotions, those precious '
a man at the height on which on u- '
sited passion has placed him. oops- , .
olally when that man is ons'l hus- ‘
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everythinan the OpticalfLine
Estes Examined Free
“II WALL ITIIIT
"I suppose." says the lady next ‘
other day in Washington. D. (3., by a ~
AUCTION
The Large Building an Wash-
ington Street Bridge, formerly
owned by George Keeler, will
be sold at Aucti0n on Saturday,
November 16th., at 2. 30 p. m.
.. Bridge Construction Committee.
A Full Line All N ew Dried Fruits
21in. Mil-Ms
Iflxtra lrdrte hIthy Pinned. 2 1b.: toaonchD-lrrcitt‘l- ""‘|ocd 2&0
Lil‘se Phlntiil. fill)! slit!A‘DII.lillo"|t‘i"l|l4"fi1‘.llDOOIIIIII
2 lbs. Fancy liivap.
Runny Evav.
2 minus. Evan Apples, full We
.Iiuilu-IrrivoaIc-I.Iu:locIIII-I¢.-s-a-In,¢i,u.1ua«
SU,‘ (”fiver llOney ln Bha OOHQb to‘scn-t‘ilfilldlbiddidll‘ccoco 25°
:3 Tarn“ (TrDDD Fruit InnaatIIaIIIc.cco-osvtgt
A (Tropes .IoaaIIaIskccoiIInlI
New Héllll Dill Pickles. '
,Native Ce mealtime“
Cm f'l'lel . ..
theu id!I.IIIloll!IQIOI'IOGI'OUIIIIOWUQA 25° ‘
Apricotsporib...............................‘... 25
z!l‘l.l(.l cdllwill'VI‘IIOlDil b I
transcend or doodles: Raisins ............... R60
,Lsn’ion or orange Pool,’ 2 lbs. ......._....¢.............. ...,, 26cm
CDnOlOIl cltfou, Def Jib“ acorns-crabsIoircso:cactull'nbou'letc T“,
Choice Smyrna Flgs‘lb,
I cccAlecidllnisocu‘ffl‘dcpllltilI'IQIIODoQ
Ivctstcsnslcnbnsc
. .3 isspaIIotIa-O,
Pippin oranges. ”Bananas
Edgar Wllicii, Agni Bi. Formerly
at New Cannon and Now of
Norwaik, Tolls Why Political
.r Parties Wane .
The following "Forecast" chills Pre-
sidential election from the pen of Ed-
gar Willet was written months in atl-
vanco Our representative saw it at
the time it was written and asked for
the privilege of publication which Mr
Willett gave. The writer of the fol~
lowing is about 81 years of ago and
was for thirty-three a resident of New
Canaan. He has been living for the
past twelve years in Norwalk:
My Reasons.
It would be well to state that the
use of and study? of modern history as
’weli as the history of the United Stat-
‘es. as to the rise ‘and fall of parties that
go out of sight, after they become cor-
rupt and have lost their usefulness, the
decay of the Republican party is near-
, ing its end. The first act in its down-
fall was the stealing from Samuel '1‘.
Tilden in 1876 his electoral vote, cheat-
ing him out of the presidency. The
. reckless use offgraft, before, during
and after the terms of Garfield and
Chester A. Arthur opened the eyes of
the people. Grover Cleveland \vas el-
ected president. ‘He’found an empty
_ treasury and hundreds of millions of.
dollars due and maturing. He left four‘
‘years after in the tvreasury’$2§,000,000.
Harison came‘in four years after; and
‘ again an empty treasury and indebted-
ness. Still on its job—~under Roose-
velt administration—the same old
graft, the privileged class under full
swing, the charter of the Temple Iron
and Coal company was taken from its
rightful owners and given to the Coal
Trust at the time of the great miner's
strike. Again in 1907'the stealing of
the Tennessee iron and Coal Company
and transfer of the sauna to the Steel
Trust Roosevelt looking on and allow-
ing it to be done, with the Sherman
Act on the Statute book of the United
States government; and the Supreme
Court has said that the said Act was as
sound as the Constitution. Lastly the
tariff, the high cost ofilving platform,
made to be broken. the privileged class
protected. the honest laborers of our
country must look out for themselves.
Tariffs made to} aid up lnptecd of
corn“: "Taft: title; :or many voices.
or changing moods. wants the lsbo
'vot'es. Can he get them? Ithlng not.
Men who have been, carrying empty
dinner pails instead of full cues, for
many years. will‘not be satisfied UN
many years will not be misled ali'the
time. The Democratic party are now
united for the first time since 1856
with the best of timber in it. Do you
'seo the way to vote7—the democratic
ticket -.
My Forecast.
Forecast No. l—Tha‘t Taft would
beat. Roosevelt at Chicago convention.
Forecast No. Z—Thst Woodrow Wil-
soa would beat Champ Clark at Balti-
more. ~
‘ Forecast No. s—That John A. Dix
would not be nominated again tor Gov-
ernor of New York state. ‘
Forecast No. ‘4~—(An soon as nomina- .
tion was known) William Bulzer, Dear
octatic nominee for Governor of New
York state. would win
Forecast No 5~Woodrow Wilson,D .
tarill reform etc, will carry two-thirds .
of States: and If landslldp comes in ,.
sight, and it looks so three-fourths of .I
States. ‘
EDGAR WILDE'I‘T, ‘
42 West street,
South Norwslk.
WW”
Dry Goods
. (inconronmsn) , ,
28, 30 and 32 SOUTH MAlN STREET
Were never so glaringly represented as in this salc' 'from 7 to 10 i
HERE ABE THE :RECORD LOW PRICES. ‘
15c Boys’ and Girls' Fast Black Stockings, 7 to 10 8c plll'
29c Lace Pillow Shams, 7 to '10, .
29c Turkey Red Table Damask, 7 to 10..
50c Corsets, sizes 18 to 30, 7 to 10 ...... 25:: pair
50c and 75c Waists, black and colors, 7 to 10.
29c Womens Drawers, fine quality muslin, deep hemstitchcd ruffle,
open and closed Tonight, 7 to 10.
29c Womens Jersey‘Knit Vests andMPants, winter weight, 7 to 10 V
............17o
........ 12 1-2c Pitt.
, 4
50c Women's Dosskin Gloves, all sizes.
Tonight. 7 to 10 .
R-‘ :H CA .
REDDY St AYERS MOTOR CO “
00 VAN ZAN'l' STREET.
EAST NORWALK.
SPEEIAS [MAY
LargeEBag- 74c ‘
Barrel $5. 75
100 Stamps Free with 1 large can
Baking Powder 500
The Great A&P Tea ,_Conip an
124 WASHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORWALK
Dollar-ic- 3:80 o. It. had 2:10 p. m.- ..
Best Flour,
Best Flour,
"on Delivery
if your purpose has Vanadium strength-.«snd you
go into the automobile question without prejudice
and with h determination to make your dollard
serve you to the' best possible advantage—you’ll
come out with a Vanadium-built Ford.
dict, Agent, 98 Souls Main street.
The Hatch 8: Bailey Gempany
IOUTN NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 4!.
*4 BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath m
plum can wallpaper. It is susceptible or an infinite variety
oi artistic designs, our walls and «than. and permits of c
wide coop. tor individual prominent and taste. We are mic
Ind hoop e um supply on hand.
,"u- n-J'cd-I Ill! cum rcnu'
Wm Ends
occurs and Rent to
Noifoiltvdnd Old Point comfort
ruling malls and berth
Richmond or Wampum” as
j ' [ OflflablflMMIfll “
do flcsW Anathembopronurod «discolor
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