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anarchism. 60°,
Hhmsti titc ed ‘ .
All Linen Table Sets. how I
stitchodwtsoo. ..
Huck ToWelswlOo 12 1~2c
and 269.
Ilium ask 2.1.425... 80c.
‘75s and also. I I ~
large assortment of Tray
Cloths sud Doyt'lics.
Mshsokamo Hotel Block
South Nor-walk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Local
rains late tonight or; on sundsy; mod-
erate variable wind. The western dis-
turbance is central this morning over
Wisconsin. It is causing cloudy and
unsettled weather with flurries of
snow and light rain in the western
portion of the Lake region. It will
probably move northeastward and
pass outIthe St. Lawrence valley on
Sunday. it is followed by an area of
high pressure with fair weather and
low temperatures’.
WEATHER A vsas’aoo TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 28; high, 48.
Clear.
9—.—
il'i you can’t do anything else to
benefit your town, move away.
By putting two and two together,
the result may be a double wedding.
——~“t-.
——Lstest ‘sott hats. O’Brien's.
Did you ever ma across a. barber
who combed your hair the way you
wanted it?
It. is diliicuit to acquire a satisfac’
tory reputation on the strength of
South Norwslk.
‘ADVERTISED LETTERS
—_..-._.
ass for the current ween,
X. Y., General Delivery.
Mrs. M. iBarker.
Miss Alice Byxbee.
Charlie Carlyle. .
Miss Elizabeth Finnin.
”Geo. Johnson.
George Lovell.
Miss Nellie McMahon.
John Palmer. ' "
Helen Roundie. ,
IA. Rousseau. ‘ ' ‘ ‘“ V
Lyell E. Thompson.
James Wilson.
E. E. CROWE, P. M.
t.
. "Norwslk.
Mrs. John Richards, 23 Union St.
Christo Rougoni, 10 South Main St.
Striking Bags 2 ‘
A Complete Line of, Each. .. , ‘ '
emcee itch romeo. 14" I"
WM. 5P. BEERS‘ "
Below"'is a. list or letters remaining
uncalled for at the renewing post oili-
South Norwslk, Nov. 23, 1912.
what you are going to do some ”din“. ,
. The Yew natural growthers who are" .
' itill working on the beds oil Bridgeport
and Southport will arrive home today
to spend the Sabbath.
. ' ‘v—Umbrellnl. Mourning bands.O'Brien.
‘ _ ilEllHlllETTl ,unsirstn
HIS DAUGHTER
(Continued rrom Fir“ PSI.)
ently Mr. Germunnebti whOse lnt’stuw
tion in his oiispring was well known,
took her from the train.
All efforts to locate the child were
for sometime fruitless until ilnally the
writ of hubcas corpus was served
against him.
The outcome of the case is awaited
with considerable interest in 'l‘he.)lor-
"walks.
MAY PERPETUATE oIFFICEe.
it in modernised that there is a
movement on loot in South Norwalk
to perpetuate the onions 9! sires“)
commissioner and city engineer.
These positions are now leit open
tor the council to all each year and
in the judgment or a majority oi
the people of the city, these impor-
tant positions should be taken out or
Imliiicu tor the general good or the
city. The matter willprohahly be
brought up in the near future at some . ‘
council meeting.
A
fientlnel Want Columns have opened
the way to opportunity for many. .
Chances for profitable cellist. rent- ‘
coma -
within the province of the Wants. -
Bantinei Wants have been the meant Z
' [or giving many workers enhance (or
Manual Warns ocn- . ;
summing realty deals each (lily, intro ‘
duos landlords and tenants and bring ‘
ing. securing om ploymentwali
sdraocamsst.
[Myers and sellers together.
murmur Tnslssuns‘ild
mmusrmumm
, uni-12"“
mum" '— ‘
The Celebrated
McDougall
minutes. .;
134—130 wasnmo’roil or.
sli'n;s:s;s}n:w;1:s‘l‘n
A MiLLER
H cote r
Lg ,
mu. lists you alive 1*
my on: one as can:
Ivmcso.
.1»..;~:u:::s v:-t~:-.»~ amt-J:a.I.amink-.-.-.!.I.I.IL'.O.-
Kitchen Cabinet
Wears exclusive agents for these
lemons lsbor- savers—the best on
earth and we can prove it in 2
is
yous cost. " I "
lilitJfllliliilli &' sun
‘ m. --W~m. .W
5;.” e'oIJ'I s;-;s's;s;s
. is. u‘jg:.3'3;-3533333:.:a_g::fa,-:x,a‘e:~:u
you see the prices.
China Closet. quartered bolt, with
. Special .
I extension. Special
ceive a. portion of their grain food
, Profits.
One of our special nine piece Quarterod Oak Dining Room Bultiflgg of
. I Bullet, 44 inches long. quartered oak. with mirror back, 12 x 3
If”; draw lined. linen drawer and Cupboard.
cult-lsasaoonsv-usl ....
gonad Table, made oi selected quartered oak, pedestal base,
nun-us...»-
Dining Chairs, genuine quartered oak, leather seats. Special $1.
A. J Collins 8: Co
PROF. STONEBURN OF THE CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL
.. COLLEGE _
tells us that Dry and Wet Mash are of equal value.
poultrymen are almost unanimous in ”their belief that best rexults
from poultry feeding aresecured when a portion of the ration on— ’
sists of a. mixture of ground grains and thel_r byproducts.
.nnlxurs is called "mash " Two logical reasons why lfowis shoul$ re-
egg production may be inducedwand that cost production is decgeas-
ed. It is not difficult to select feeds, selling at some price.o
, which contains twice as much value as the other
(home ground) Poultry Mash. which means—More
‘ First in quality, last in price. always in the minds or its ;
; cos—Bonnie Home Ground ll'eod for Horses. Cattle and Poultry
lookwheat Coal
for House Furnaces
$4 per Ton, delivered
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Special
mll'i’tll' 1101).
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nun-n... ..........
....I.........u.........,
.KJE-sgrw {1, .
«raw
Prsc cal
such a
in ground form. is that Ithvier
so!
Buy “B
Eggs—Bi ger
MANUEL T. HATGHo
Autom
careful men.
GARAGE—RIVER STREET.
"'iiles for Hire
By the hour, day or week. Our Chauffeurs are all skilled and
See the tour and six cylinder 1913 Models 01
THE norm AUTOMOBILES
Demonstration on Request.
”OSCAR H. BANKS,-
-
ulI
-Agent
NORWALK. CONN.
V
Optician
O. B. J ackson;
Everything in the Optical Line
as wstl. srnsrr
uoawsuc
snous us.
Eyes Examined Free
Oranges, per dos ........25c, 20c, 400
Fancy Walnuts. per lb ......... .19
Best Mixed Nuts, per lh .18
.25
.19
Jill.
Sort snen Almonds, psi- lb.
Drake Almonds, per lb.
3 pkg Fancy Seeded Raisin-u”
3 pkg None Bach Mince Meat... .86;
Heine's Mince Mast. par cam... .20
2 cans Dudley's Pumpkin .25
21b Millage Grapes .‘i‘....... .86‘
can “.illly
Tsi.‘ 1264-8.
At the Norwaik
; Oil floaters is m inset in town
this Wall so. some 2......
You can net‘s than of your m chains. on line of Deflection .
Everything for the ThaukSgising Dinner
2 lb. Extra Large Prunes .25
s Ruhr“ Prunes .25
1 lb. Fancy Evaporated Peaches .26
anoylitpricots, par lb. .ii
Cranberries, per qt............. .10
Candledcltron.perlh .19
Lemon or Orange Peel, par lb... 8.16
May listss,pits............... .10
Smyrna Flea, perib............ .iii
Mains. Cluster stlc Raisins .. 25
All our nuts and dried fruits are ob wlutsly new stock and the bout we
ROYAL GROCERY
22 south Msin it.
Furniture House
and «season line of For"
H Excellent Security
Stability of Earnings
High Yield ‘
We error. subject to prior sale.
closed underlying first reorient; e
. bond s 01' a company controlling the .
entire street rs may. electric in
”ass and otteam heat on
are stemst :o'l the might progressive
cty dcit flhu use population
doubled l a last 12 years and
is“l now 175,00
To Layield 5.35% to 6.44%
Large surplus earnings. which
have uhlod in four years. afford
unusual security to the investor. ,
rwsmi. tin N. Y Sta
Write [or Descriptive Circular M21.
Rshliv 8; £0.
111 Broadway, N.Y Y.
' 'l'liiul Nat'l Haul: Hills. 100 l r '
Minul‘n,‘ Kimmie ' «Jainxmit'arfim
i
Not a Rarity.
tellyou a day or two after the election
, that they knew it would be that way
and that sounded would be elected.
And you can always find them, too.—
Covington News.
m
To Save Matting.
To save your matting, make a cover.
oi outing flannel to slip over your
broom when sweeping. This will be
found to take up the dust easily and
saves the matting much wear.
Probably.
Teacher—”Tommy, what would
your mother say it you should cover
her door with peanut shells, as you
have mine?” Tommy—"0h, shucks!”
«Judge.
Bell to Avoid “Scenes."
A clever women never makes a
scene.
lasts an hour works 14 days' detriment
to her appearance. —-Elsie Lindtner.
“Daily Thought.
He needs no diner rosary whose
thread-oi life is strung with the heads
of love and thought .-—8ir John Lub-
hock.
‘m
Defeat 9! Human Nature. _
it is human nature to want to
profit by the mistakes of others rath-
er than by our own.
Charlotte's Tame Gulls. ;
Nearly every Shetland household
has attached to it a dock a! tame
(um. ‘
paper.
Taxi and Tohring
Car to Hire
FOR ALL. OCCASIONS.
DAV OR NIGHT.
l‘el. 1360 w. 1. VAASfr
WE WILL MAIL YOU '1
for each set or old liaise Teach
sent us. . Highest prices paid
for old Gold. aliver. old Watch-
esaBi-olsen Jewelry and gracious
nos.
Honey Boat by Return Mall.
Phlis. Smelling and Refining
Com my
Establish 20 Years.
068 Chestnut so. Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania.
To DIN‘l'llTII.
We will buy your Gold Filings.
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
Highest prices paid.
Funny how many men there are can ‘
it lsn'E politic. A scene that ,
A good so. pays best in the best :
WAY .
tor you to be warm in your not
house this winter is to have as insist;
s. Hectic: first»: that will keep you
controllable on the coldest cm .
We’listucy the location or my
rooms. iii. Militias s! the house and
loll you whether I Hot Air, Hat With!
or lioness mm will satisfy you host
Thciones a Hotchkiss
_ Combos
; assisting. sons
Goods which pack HAMiLTO
1I on
When bu ing Tea, Starch Bread or Crackers, Soap.
[Talcum Pow er or any supplies for your personal use 0
for the home, ask for Hamilton Coupon goods. These. Con
parts will secure for you a choice from the. finest line of. so
iectcd merchandise on the market. They mean money sav
ed every day. They are also exchangeable for nearly all.
reliable trading stamps. 1
A postal card will bring you a Hamilton Premium Cata-‘
log, a list of goods with which they are packed and (25)-
Hamilton Coupons to start your collection, also the address ,
of the Premium Parlor nearest your home. -
The Hamilton? Corporation .
2 to o w. 45111 Street NEW YORK cm?”
The ' * Scuth fNorWalk
Dry Goods Co
(mooapoanreo)
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN Si REET
mm
EXTRA SPECIALS TONIGHT L
. No long; talks. Everything right to the point. Our Saturday .
night Specials have them all guessing. ” -I ‘ I
25c Ladies Muslin Drawers. Tonight. pair ”1211.21;
If 12 12c stairs socks Intact: m tan "margin, phi. area
500 Corsets. flne.coutll. Tonight. pair .. ............... 1 ...... 231:
500' Daisy Flannel Shirts, all white”. Tonight ................
39c Kimonos, fleece lined. all colors. Tonight .............. ... 23° "
81.98 Wool Sweaters, navy, brown and gray. Tonight ...... $139
16c Fancy Curtain Scrims. Tonight, yard ........ 8 Met:
12 120'Outing Flanneis. Tonight yard 7 34a I
590 Sheets, 72 x 90. Tonight .......... . ....... ;. .. .......... 399
12 Lite Pillow Slips, 46 x 36. Tonight ........ ‘ ...... 8 1.20
Get your share. 7 to 10 .p. m.
Come tonight sure.
Over the hills and tar awaywon high speed and
wiih power to spare—the Vanadium built Ford
wil take You at lowest cost. it holds the world s
hill climbing recordwsnd bests all records for
. economy in first and alter costs. 8.1.. Benedict,
'IAgent, 98 sane. Main street. ‘
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
IOUTH NOHWMJ‘. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, 4!.
BEAVER BOARD
is sslains rapidly to Withiltlty so a substitute for lath sci
plaster and wslhaaw.‘ it is mbtihio of an infinite wrist!
or artistic designs for walls and ceilings, sud permits of I ,-
wide hoops tor individual mistrust and tests. We are snails -
and reap a meanest: cabana.
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UNITED GROCERY COMPANY ‘1
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