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‘ '- Blankets & Comfortable-s
Full size ‘Blankete in gray I .
and white, from 70c to $5.00 . .
a pair.
Comfortebles title to 33.50.
A complete assortment of
and Child I .
‘Gents', Ladlca' 7
reo'o Sweaters from 25c ‘0' -
04.98. ' '
WEATHER FORECAST.
'For Norweik and vicinity.’ Fair to-
night and Saturday; cooler tonight. [For
Connecticut: Cloudy tonight; Sutur.
day, fair; moderate to brisk north-
west winds. Weather conditions: Well
_ defined disturbances are central this
morning oil? the coast of Maine and
. otter Minnesota. These disturbances
. are separated by a ridge of high prea-
eure extending irom Louisiana north-
eastward to Michigan. Considerable
, cloudy weather prevails in the Lain
region and along the North Atlantic
coast. Moderate temperatures contin-
ues east of the Rocky Mountains.
Warnings for high westerly windoare
displayed along the North Atlantic
coast
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
JUMPS THE EVE MAKES.
'It See- In Object by Placement and
Not a a Glance. ' .
The eye does not take in. an object
at a glance. but piecemeal. It lollowe
the outline of the object, but does so
by jumping from point to point in an
irregular manner never wice alike.
in looking at a. large circle, for in-
stance. the movement is not regular,
the gaze passingdrom point to point
until a. complete mental image of the
circle in formed. even though the pen
eon undergoing the tests starts at the
tip of the circle and atempte to fol-
low its outline all around back 0 the
starting place. Such ocular move-
menta are so rapid that one is not
aware of thorn.
Proof of the. irregular movement of
' the eye may be provided. according to
the Optical Journal and Review, by
means of the motion picture camera.
A small. bright light is placed across
the mom, and this form; a small im-
age on the corner of the eye. As the
eye attempts to follow the curve oi
the teat object the moion picture cam-
em akee u runld encccnalon of views
of the eye and lie bright wpol. Then
a comparison of the reuniting prints
find the position or the bright uncle
in ouch allows the movomcutu of tho
' eyeball in following the circle.
BHORT CALENDAR HEARlNGS,
The foilowlnn f‘l’iiii'll um on the
ahort culohdur lint of the court of
common plonu in ilrlducnort. imlny:
‘ltichurd \i'. 1.1m vu, John ll. ti. litur-
num, Jr.
lino iinvln cu {\‘orwnlk luvcnlmcni
company.
Edward J, burhln \‘n, Michael John»
runllte.
(‘I-i inn H, iiil‘iu‘liiihlli
(lonopb (l, llonn.
Amoricun liondinp. (70,, v15, Dudley
ill lioyl.
lx’oojh ll l‘nmls-o urn appearing for
tho piolnilli‘n in nil of the above no
(lone.
pt ill. Vii.
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LACK on REAleM‘
htxe' ~~~~~ Whnl rhiieuinnn’ impossible
thingn them: inahion platen are.
'Mru. me It know they need to bit.
but today loony of them are engraved
from photoiruphn
:xomwell thin one rnn'i, be, Here
are two women racing in opposite di-
rection», both with brand new gowns
on, and neither inoillfig back at the
other. ‘"
5,
. 3
ThnW “a Npecrai
dial Hemline. Bile 1-129 17¢
Sal napalm, one site m
M flotation, 31.90 nine-....m” 796
Still,
to
iii-111415.
‘ ”plat ruin
ii Hallowé’en
Novelties Rea’dy‘
. . Alce‘LCups, Almond (Sun; and Favors ‘
‘ :2 of all kinds, So each. ’
Table Decorations and Luntorua.
WM. P. perils?
Book and Stationery store.
South Norwalk.
WE LEAD—OTHERS. FOLLOW
.-mm—w- -.....—
Jewish
New} Year’s Cards
The full line all engraved 5c and
10c, at
DO'NNELLY’S
STATIONERY AND SPORTING
GOODS STORE. ‘
16‘ court-1 MAIN eraser.
!or~ unmou- glu Bail _:
FRED. H. oanuno,
Funeral binder and
Emil-liner.
, Officmlndvnloidoooo
Tum 904. . . ~
B4 80. Main 8'. 8‘0. Norwaut.
mum mum on?» '
. LETTER
icontlnuod from first page.)
with caution in appropriating meney
for work not a pressing neceaaity.
Your best work can only be tween»
pliehed by a cooperation and an un-
eeliiah devotion for its interests.
Many of you are serving your limit
term on councilman, but your luck of
experience should cause you to con-
sider matters brought before you more
carefully than if you had experience in
the aame omce. That each of you will
do his duty and be guided by his con-
science i have no doubt. i trust your
record will be nestled on the council
of last year. A better record you need
not expect."
Again, carefully read the closing
clnueo of thin moaoage: “Allow me to
thunk tho electors for the generoun
Rnpporl in the loot election. i was not
11 cumlhiuie for the ofilco. which come
unuoiicitwl, but buying been elected. l
eluill do my utmost for the people who
have planted their confidence in we.
Juut criticiem of my official column
will be welcomed by me through the
prone." ' -
Once more we link the people to
Norwalk
| MW. .
. Bedding and House
Furnishings ‘
for the Dining Room, Living Room, Bed Room, Library,
Parlor, "Hall, Dan and Kitchen. ., ‘
Furniture that will serve the needs of the most particu-
lar customers, who are exacting in their demands for style,
quality and finish of High Grade Goods Madium Priced.
O
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E The 'A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
RANDALL BLOCK
Van Zandt St. East Norwalk, Conn.
Splendid 4 and 5 room flats With all modern conven-
iences. Block has been thoroughly re-buiit and renovated,
and put in first-class condition for tenants.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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aWdeWd+++id~M+WNdd~+d9
1’ so WALL erase
; O. B. Jackson Nam“. T
: Optician PHONE 433.
Everything in the Optical Line
' Eyes Examined Free
W
S e the Meyer Cars
at the DANBURY FAIR
We will occupy our usual Space, and our friends are cur-
dially invited remake it their headquarters
'0‘ so All H. BAR-N K S
2'. aann’oe, elven smear. uouwnut. comm.
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Phone 39 Phone 397
Houseiurnishings at
Special Prices .
FOR TOMORROW sunken!
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, E OFFER WOndrOus '
Styles in SUITS
AND COATS
The Women and Young Women can now get
the very garment the lr heart desires at the
price their purse can stand.
We'are aiming high—bur we are succeeding Big sc-
lectiv-n's to make your choosing easy, has been lore-
most In our mind
Newest Fall Styles in Suits and Coats~tha1’s the
buctground of our story.
$1A Week
PAYSthe
BILL
em Cuts
$ 6 . 9 8
Ladies’ and Misses’ New F all
Suits. $9.98, 16.50, 12.98, 18.50
New Dresses .uodisil Dresses are here, gmrious
The moat beautiful of Autumn
‘(lrnpod effects, wondrousiy pretty ndornments and everything
distinctive of true smartnccu
Prices range from ..... ., ................. $3.98 to $25
*Frank Jacob -
153 Washington Street
Oppoaite HOyt's'Theatre
. b . n i . n
I,I.I,I.I.I'I..I.I I la.-
NOT SATlSFYlNG. ly in his new job, which consisted of! MlCHlGAN DAY AT A. R. C.
Secretary of Commerce Redileid. filling pin: and quart bottles with liv- DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 3.—:This dny'e
“brows of his purpose to investigate or cure, and on Saturday evoning the session of the American Road Cen-
such firms on reduce calories on he been handed him a 86 bill. ;gress was set aside as “Michigan Day"
count of the new tariff, said at 11; “Here, doc, how about this?" saidfllnder the management of the Michi-
luncheon at Chevy Chase: Elbe boy. "You're 32 short." lgan State Good Roads Association.
"it won't be very comforting toi "'You only got 36 at the butcher‘su Practically all of the speakers were
one who has voted for a lower tariff snapped the doctor, {Michigan men, and the discussion in-
to find that in consequence it) or 20 “‘l know, doc, but there was a'cluded the following topics: Rural
per cent. is cut from his wages, And ten pound roast, worth $2 thrown in}; Life and Good Roads, Road Legielav
the explanation given hlmu—lower “‘Well,’ said the doctor, 'since lion and How to Get it, State Grange
tariff, lower paywwiil be about as that's the case. it don't mind throw-‘ and Good Roads, Use of Prison Labor .
satisfactory us the quack doctor's. ing in a couple of 31 bottles of liver. in Road Construction, Storm Centers
"A hey who worked for a. butcher cure.“'.———Wasbiugton Poet. to he Avoided in Campaign for Good ‘
was engaged by a. quack doctor at the Bonds and Trunk Line Roads,
““1““ “395—35 “ W9?“ and a it?“ The woman who runes upon Bean
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bound roast every Saturday night. Th9 nel Wont Advertisements to occur
react was computed 88 worth 82 eXU'B- i the houlehoid help has a little rim
lioueewlvee watch Sentinel Want
Advs. for clues to that aspired-to ”bet- .
98c Four ”Foot linndy Step Ladders
5c Toilet honor. roll or ipackago,
"The boy's first week paused quich-
‘for other thinn ter poeitlonl"
at ............................ dill:I , ................... . 10 for 29c
49c Bamboo Handle Brooms ut .. 3i“:l 10c two quart Stone Cider Pitchers.
‘Dlic llulr Floor Brooms,
9°! block. Saturday
Jelly (thinners, high or low kind
it inch,
............
29c illeuvy Wire lilah ‘lirulnoru,
Suturduy ............... ... . ..
v.50 Vucuum Clotlwa Wuahora,
Saturday .................... 980 l ' ' ‘ ' ' """ ‘ """""
lilo invartcu or Uprigm Mention, @100 can lhlulbnne for nwceping pm»
111 .......................... 7c pom-u. Buturdny ......... .... do
it luoh ilcd Flchr l’otn with {Tobie (ill Cloth. willie or colored.
concur-11 ill ........ . ........... 101:! J M yurda wide. Sui. .. l5c yd.
cnrcfully rend the opening pnrnm’nph
of Dr. liuruell'a monauge of dummy,
lbbfi:
“Gentlemen: At the outiwt lot no
foritot. in our olihrlul cupuclly, thut Wu
oro ilolnocrntn or ilopubilcnziu. null lin-
pronn it deep upon our unnucionco ilmt
we hovn boon plncnd born to impurtlul.
ly ndminintm‘ tho uii‘ulru of thin city
for nil ltn people an winoly on our obli-
liy will permit.”
Main. cnrnfully road the cloning
paragraph of thin monongo: "in con-
cluding thin nomowhut lengthy coin-
munlontiun for which your indulgence
in cruvnd, i do on with it hope, bucked
by n feeling oi certainly. an 1 mental-
ly picture each one oi you. that tho
city'u odmlnlntration ofllllilii will be
one of thorough and conscientious ef-
fort on the port of one and all, to work
with a uiuglnueun of purpose for the
greatest good of our city."
Dr. Burnoll made good as a mayor.
Those quotations, from his linnunlI
menaagea. portray in a limited degree.
the bigness of the men and his unsel-
fish desire for the welfare of all the
people. What better recommend could
he had? lie in the People's candidate
and would be elected.
The opposition to the people prep
out a candidate that has never been in
touch with the people in locomotion»
meant. and place him homo the people
with the loadable” onion: Fill-ting-
v “Mind South Nomad: attorney, and
. 25 West Washington Street, South Norwalk
1 - Next to Telephoto lluildlmz
EFrce Delivery to All Parl- Phono Orders
of City or country. Promptly Alton
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LITTLE. COPPER FOUND.
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.w.
lied To.
A
inllllury mun." 'i‘hiu in it pooplo'ul
movement. and m. i1‘ruuoin l. iluruolli
nnd tho i‘coldo’n tichot ahouhl receive U. 3. Geological Survey Report: Unlu-
tiio Vote of the mount-in. vorlbiy an Reported "Strike" in n.
i’ui o X in the hint circle on the bob ”3‘ audio. Montana.
lot. -li. 'i‘. A.
A report of n copper
. Million mails;
We have arranged with the Hymn».
onto l‘ubllnhing Company to continue
the little of those valuable books until
Saturday, W. mono. a penicillin. of the United
. “...... States Geological ‘Burvey, who to claw
31,290 FIRE AT EOUTHPOflT.
GOilTHPORT, Oct. 3.-«A barn hm.
longing to Henry Sherman one totallyi
burned today, and with it a horse, nine
tons of hay. three carriages and ,
dump curt. One horse mu; saved. ’l’heg MB“? ”me “M copper mining
miner» andpronoeotoru to the fluid and
the recording of between 30 nod 40
head ludlan Reservation. visited Felix
car-clot examination reports the pres-
nm is believed to have been set when over be undertaken in the beam .-
tramps. The loan in estimated at 51,- "i it 9’9“ 1‘ I“ "W1 M" 9W“ n
- states. that the first discovery of oath “
200.
a , ‘ per millet-“ole in Fall): Basin won fully
sentinel Wont alive. will introduce to your: the land that this” year‘s rum ’.?
sonic people in “on other warm erratum tolxtho but: to the fifth or "
harem uni: mm auxin charm“ that tun mama um"!
11th
in”...
lilo Four Quart Grey Enumelod Cook Saturday 1 ...................... 5c
i’ota, Saturday """""""" 34° 250 LndIoe' Knitted Shopping lingo.
One lb. pkg. l’arowux for prceerv- Smurdny .................. 15c "
ing . ................... 3 ion. 25c
79c '
22c dozen ‘
ALBERT F. GEHEBE j
"strike” in _
a recent mob of probably a hundred, '
lode claims during Jnnnpnd July. it. ‘
rallying the tundra of the former Flat. .
Benin early in August, and utter a 22
once of copper diluent]: in the rocks, ..
‘3 but in small quantities on to make it 22
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.I'IOJIAIIJIIII-llll‘lu"
it’s Because You Want Something a Little better
that you should trade at
ANDR “W DAVEY’S
90 Washington St. Phone 410 South Norwaik, Conn.
There you will find better valueo. Have confidence in us, and we will please you.
Golden Grain Flourm—Hai eyou tried it? 24% lb bag 69c; 7 lb bg 250
. W
60 85H stamp.“ with 1 pound Ton....... ..... . 600
W
30 8&H Stamp; with 1 lb. our boat Coiiee ”35¢
60 sill-i Stamp: with 1 pound Too “.....u... 501: 26 BAN Stamp; with 1 lb. our popular Coffee..30c
40 8M4 sumo. with 1 pound Tea 40c 10 can Stampu with 1 lb. Santos Coffee 26c
EXTRAmGood Santos toffee lb 200; 5 lbs 950- EXTRA
WWW/MAW.
Atlas Outs. largcst pncl- Atlas Hominy. another , Atlas Catsup. 14
age obtainable. . . lilo bargain lllc . ounce bottle 10c
WWW/W
Atlas Jams. ullpureiruit., 16 ounce bottle 15c | lard. refined. pure leaf, lb 15c
WWW
10 sci-1 e‘rAMPa worn owmommmmmmmmmmmm
Aline “MN“ 1” billi- """" 10° Puncher, in naive; or Sliced, No. 2 1-2 can, ......
DI '
on . o
“...... 15c
Minn llorux, l—il lb. pkg. 100
Anal! Table 8““, lg 0kg” . . . . 1% Rice; "on. bfitfir to '30 ”Id. 3 ibln for o . on I - - . I u , . l . n o a o 260
Minn l’olnnh. con ....... ..... loo DIVOY'I Halt Mimi Ball), 7 Calm for . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . .. 260 I
Atlnn iiull Blue, 1—4 lb. box. . . .100 Pure Honey. lama bOttla ... . .... . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . i . 15¢ .
i’aroan, i th. pkg. . ...... . . 100 Polrllne 1 lb
,phn.,......Oo. .. Small pkg. 6c
'liluo Tip Matches. 3 lingo...” loo '
. ‘ 0 .
Dnvcy' imit. Sauce but... lilo Sweetheart Soap. | real t "at soap
”H.759:
10°-
Heoher'o Mounting ....
Pure Apple Jilly, many "more, large tumbler.
Darcy's limp, Olive Oil, 1-2 plot 25::
Cow linking Satin, 1-2 lb. 10c
Atlas Rootbeer,*bot. -.......,1tlo
. i i . .
...“: I ml,
WW
Swift's Smoked iovoid-corn. averace 57 to 9 lbs. 13¢ a pound
dei‘t'l c. n ’l‘nidlu; mumps chveiiuily given with all purchases I
We carry in stock only Finest ~(.‘u‘eumeiy.Butter
and Best S looted E a
“fine n;u‘o:n_‘-‘~i,‘o:n;ujn‘n'b‘n‘o'n’l‘l’fi‘fl'l'f
1 . i 0 . -
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311.93er "'>' .,»:-. Vic;
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