‘1‘“:
1- ll
1 ,
‘ “affect on the New York, New lllnvuu
and-«llui‘tl'ord liuilrond next Sunday
; morning
Mrs S. W. Peck of ii Meadow
. street who underwent an operation in
A uni-tying n 1119951139 to1
m very «human in cm! Mod this
. vicinity. Would it not be well to cull. ‘
3‘ U up on the ’phone and protect your
“home and valuable» 115111111 thin dun-1
W. by placing a Burglary policy
with 1111 uni let us rclmbuMyou for
W m. Telephone 1830. ‘
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
I”! Wuihington strut
South Norwalk, Court.
All kind- M Insurance.
public Stcnogrcpnor.
72. 95:
LoCAL
NEWS
an.--
.A» new winter time-table. will go into
; the Gulch Hospital in Bridgeport last
week Tuesday is doing nicely and r11-
pidly recovering,
St. icorgc Pulp and Paper (“.0111-
.pally has :1 largo force of men 111 work
on the i111proving and rebuilding of the
big piunt in Smith street. Work will
be resumed there this; month.
The. burglur calls when you are
away and he will surprise you 1:1 the
amount. (11‘ valuables he run get away
with. You c1111 fool him by renting 11
box in tho hurglur proof vaults of the
South xiii-wail; Trust Co. Boxes, $1
a year.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Seiulnr, of Mot“
iden, bride and groom, are the guests
of Mr, and Mrs. George A. Voile. oi
South Norwnllt. Mrs. Seminr was
Miss Florence Aislhrope, formerly or
South Norwaik. until yesterday. when
she and Mrs, Semlur were married.
, Mr. Nowell’u Select 'School of Dane-
ing. at Arion Hall, South Norwulk. will
reopen for the season of Milli-1914, on
Wednesduy evening. Oct. 115th. wit-ii a
beginners' class for ladies and gentle-
men. The waltz and the following list
of now dances will be thoroughly
taught during the «mu-on: Pas. Boston,
the one-step, ”'l‘hec and Thou a Quak-
er dance," the drcnm waltz. hesitation
waltz. modified tango, und many othf
era. with the annual masquerade and
optimum nights, will make a lively sea-
son for the class.
MR. MERRlAM RESIGNS.
, ion Sunday-school Association hold at
‘~ the ohupol 111111 evening. the resignat-
. tion of Edward S, Merriam, for many
years treasurer of the School was no
~ cepted, and Homer 1). Iawrence Chou
on to uuccacd to tho ofllcc. .\ir_ Mill"
rinin'u conilnuod ill licuith forced him
‘ to discontinue his long and faithful
service in this capacity. Suitublc res.
oiutionn or rourut and sympathy were
ofrcrod by. the itssiit-iiltlon
,..-,._._.
ilitllil Biilliii Hill
liliil Siiil iiiiliil
Town Clerk Stirred to Action by
Women Who Wish to Cast
Their Vales
m...” .M ..
it lit-111m In liillil ycnll-rdny 1111 though
110nm forty \vnincu rotors in 10th NM"
wulh would lw drillvd 1111' right to toll-
on Monthly 11mm luwuum- of tho [not
that u untlivinul wipply 111‘ littliiliH for
tilmn wuu not drllm'wl lay 'i'nwu (flnrh
‘Hcrhmi it. Smith. li‘il‘ty 11w- tlllrd din»
trint, wmnon \vvro mudn vnlvl‘u itinl
wuuk and (horn “we :1 low micro in
the district pruvlnunly. 'l‘owu. (ifiurit
Smith hurl ordmml but about thunty
hullotn i111 11111111111 in lhut dintrht
Mien: 1' turn ilill 111w of the nunrgi tic
world-111 of 1111- Nmnullt i-hpud i-rnn
chino lmnunu, diccovnrcd tho. orror in
time. Him vlnltml Mr, Bmtth‘u omen
and aunrccdod in mousing him to i111»
mediate action, whom-by the office or
the Secrotnry of State wun notified.
it in iinlicvcd that. the extra ballots
11111 arrlvo in time.
in conjunction with the nelcrtmcn
Town Ulorh Smith "made" these fifty-t
iivo third district women voters this
9‘8”.
Sentinel Wnntc are a quick action
and inexpensive 1119111111 of communal
cotton. The? afford a direct way 0!
411119111 who
At a meeting of the Springwood Un- V
Big" Values at 11931113131013;
CREAMERY
Boiler
In one-half and pound prints.
34cib.
The finest butter obtainable. none better at any price.
Granulated
SUGAR 20le. $1. 00
Smoked Shoulders
Lean and Small.
12%clb.
Native
Potatoes
Scconds
Bushcl
70613
’ Sweet
Potatoes
Peck
ZSéts
Rolled
- Oats.
FrcSh From
‘ the Mill
6 10.25615
Full Cream Cheese Pound 200
Purc
LARD
Extra Fancy
BACON
14clb 23c lb 180 lb
Sperry
81 Barnes
Salt PORK
Extra
Fancy
Eggs. .1... 31c
Extra Stamps With the
Following
10 Stamps Free with x bot. White Pine and Tar ........ 25c
10 Stamps Free with 1 bot. Pure Extract .......... 20c
10 Stamps Free with 1 can None Such Soup .. ....... . 10:
~10 Stamps Free with I can Molasses .............. 101:
ID Stamps Free with I bot. Olives ................ 25c
:0 Stamps Free with 1 pkg. Dave‘s No Rub ........... 10c
’ 1o Stamps Free with I-ib. Coffee ......... .. ......... 25c
“.15 Stamps I?“ with 1 lb. Coffee .................... 30c
‘21) Stampsy ice with 1 1b. Conee .................... 35c
30 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Tea ...................... 35c
40 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Tea ...................... 50c
60 Stamps Free with I lb. Tea ....................... 60c
Tel 371
East India TeaCo.
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM STAMPS.
125 Washington Street
‘- awn up an:
\‘\‘\‘\‘\u\=x: :R
Moltasch
..............
for ...... . . . .. . . .
For Saturday only.
120 Washington Street
“(marlin/ANA loin-uni n:
GREENE KENDRICK'S ESTATE.
Vaiuad at $100,000. and Widow Ack-
for an' Allowance.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. lir-Dlif'iiig the
uppilcniion to Judge (iiiaon of the Pro
halo Colirt, thin morning, for 1111 alluvv.
once to Mrs. Flora Lockwood Kendrick
of West Haven, widow of tho’lnte ox.
Mayor (irocno Kendrick. it come out
that the estate would amount to ut
least 8100. 000
Judge Gilaon out the matter over un
til Oct. 9, which in also tho date not for
“fill. on most interested.
lilo neuritic on the ndnilttafco of the
a aria '1”. a
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WEAR A
Something Different
Just received a shipment of suits, in stripe and mannish
mixtures. every suit carries the personal
that makes Miltasch’s suits so popular. Perfect style and
lit uuperiox wo1kmanship and a guaranteed satin lining
SPORT COATS which have
among women of fashion. stunning broad belted pat—
terns. in kimono or regulation sleeve ideas, will be sold
.a.--. g.
All Silk HOSE in black tan and while ..........
M Moltasch 81 SO11
Main Store, 210 Atlantic Street, Stamford Conn.
sxxztakfil'w ‘\‘\‘\“\‘\. :\.\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘.\.\:‘:m\:\“‘
a...» m .1 me‘-..c.~.
"n't -l- .1.
'1 '1 air I'.‘
~‘~-~,‘w¢\3—1\
Gairment
»
-a"r-i-i—¢-'-l
individuality
..................
$14. 98
prominent
“‘\“‘\_“-\‘
won favor
(It
1.- .'
1 $8. 98 and $9.98
South Norwalk. Conn.
‘0 Effif ‘1}.- ’ .Vltgtgflrt _
ML\-\-\‘\‘\‘\-\‘~‘\‘\
allaln/‘vlu/‘rfi'g / ‘1’“,
will, which given the ohtuto to his
widow and [1 daughter, Flora. The
court also directed that personal no»
lice of tho pondnncy of this hearing
be served on May u. Kendrick of
Stamford. who claim to be the legal
widow of the late Mr. Kendrick. Al-
though Superior «court records show
they were diVorcod, 11119 has announce
ed that. she will contort the will.
——~"Doou's Ointment cured mo of
eczema that had honored mo :1 ion;
time. The chroma: permanent."-
lion. 8. w. Matthews. Dominican
1.1111111 111111.11». nights. in
i
itraip means to be at the polls 1111 soon
born of the school bnurd 11nd upon Hull
1
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l
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1'on *th1 fiAYrqu‘ia, 1913
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... 1m mwvwxswvmn .. m a». 1 mm m r w p
W~.araruluI—/u awlnlafn/atnlulaln filial!
u\‘\‘\‘\-\u\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\n\‘\‘\" m: :
Good Hosiery ~
for Saturday
‘Hcre you will find
" only just the quality that
‘ \ ‘X‘ \‘n‘ a}. in x
I'.‘ ”it! mi¥/’, v,
i
‘ New Things '31
' Around the Store '
; New Neckwcar 25c to
$1.50
\‘\_‘\-\,‘\
3 we can guarantee.
Silk Hose 5 391: ‘
. Regular Price 501; 1
Silk Hose Si and $1.50 ‘
‘ “Lisle Hose at 12'4c, 15c. I.
19c.125c. 39c, 50c
{-1431 I; 1';
4"]- '4'
‘\‘ ‘. \_‘ ‘.‘ ~ ‘
51W
'1'-
SPECIAL HA'iS
"’ at $3. '50
Value $5. Trimmed ,
‘ Hats that always brought :
'. $5 we will sell tomorrow
1 at $3.50.
iThe SUITS
3 : New
arrival
Coats.
i; Another E
y; of New Fall Suits "
glor Women and E
.; Misses. This xi
y line includes suits 3:
tot cheviots, new
”mixtures, fine‘
3serges, and fine 52
I," ‘!',I" .- m‘ .4 '
‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘.\‘\‘\‘
Really Remarkable Vai-
ues. are represented in
our New Line of Fall
A Large Assort-
ment will be on
Tomorrow at
Special Prices
: New Sweaters 501: to $6
‘ New Fownes Gloves, $1
I $.50 to $4
I: New Waists
. New Fancy Ribbons
Untrimmcd
.HATS
It is easy to choose a 1
new shape at Mintz’s as '
‘ we are always ahead in l.
' presenting the styles at '
moderate prices.
All Hats
Trimmed
sale
;; cloths, all new :?
"colors. Prices I
'1 range ' from .-
$12. 50to$32.00
I, '- a ’u I- a 4-. .l./‘,
mintzs I
When you purchase f.
shapes and trimmings at ‘
this store. ‘
, .
K "\ -'~ -‘x -R ‘R ‘1 \“\ ‘K ‘R -3 -31.. s ‘K‘K‘ xi.“
‘\:‘\111-W‘\‘\‘\.\.\‘\‘\‘\“>.\r‘\.-\.‘ ‘.‘ .
-;-I"W J. a v,- a 0,.1’1‘1'1-
lvoters as to the correct manner of
marking and folding the ballot.
Those who because of lack of time
or llihcnlth desire transportation to
the polio will please communicate
with Miss C. Mjllili, Norwaik. tele-
phone number. 1127; Mrs. F. 8. Lyon.
South‘ Norwnlk telephone number.
253. 4 or Mrs Leo Davis East \oru 11111
telephone number 1084.
The meeting in South Norwalk is to
be under the auspices of the Municipal
League which started and sustained
the agitation for tire escapes. The
110111111 tart-11o -
' ‘8TiiiiE woman
The latest list of women voters
stands, Norwulk ilti, South Norwuih
96, East, Norwnlk 62; 274 in all.
One woman in this town has voted
every your since the educational vote
was given in ltlli3.~-most of the timo
she. voted alone. it certainly must be
a pleasure to her to welcome 273 other
women.
While it will probably not be possi-
ble to get out all those who have the
power to vote, mnny are very anxious
to use the right. One woman is com-
ing buck from 11 holiday visit to vote.
anothor who has to catch an early
pleas of the Civic league which Dion~
cored for school consolidation
mcdirui inspection. and the Not-walk
as they open. Automobiles are being “8'
11nd ed to toil - loo who have little
I g t h 9 will tell tho women informally what
time on Mondu —-—“washing-dn " to
the polls y y the method of marking the ballot is.
' 1 . v p . ‘
'in order that every woman may in .Nurunlk .i. A. (aritr ulll pcrfornu
know what her right in, 11 postal will the 111111111 ”"109‘
be sent to everyone on the list 1111 fol—
lows:
“Next Monday, Oct, 0th in Election
Day. Women can vote for livu‘ 111cm-
FOREST NOTES.
production. with Louiuiuna second.
it is mild that 00.000.0th broom hun-
ififille 0f school bonds. ldiou urn used unuuully in the 17111th
Meetings will be bold Suturdui’. (h‘i. «811111111; one for each 1111111. womun 11110 1 ,
ilid, at 3.30 o'clock ut tho Norwulit ill-£11111],
'1“er and at the South Norwnlk Li-l 'l‘hu hind burnod over during tho tvr‘
brury 111 ouch of which 11
“ill i111 pli‘iii'lll to inutrlnt tho wnmcn
A High—Grade Motor
Truck“.t Popular Price
(hill and sec on idoui nun tun motor truck. 'i‘hrco thing» you
11111111. domund of My truck that you buy. llnunuuo ilin .iofl‘ory motor
truck 1111111111 tlicou requirumontn Wu boiiovu it in tho nroutcst vuluo
on tho market today.
Find. it calls for $300 loco tlmn ltn 111111th competitor in qunl~
lty 111111 cnpuclty.
Second. it to built by Tim Thomas fl Joifory 0011111111151, 11 con-
cern with unlimited capitol 9311111 reputation which 111111 never boon
impaired.
Third. It is backer by oacrvico organization extending from
count to count. which places within roach of cvcry owner 11 norviuo
which has not yot lbccn equalled in the motor truck field. ,
The Jeffery producta have been known tor your; 1111 cars of long
lasting qualities. ‘
Thin car. can he soon ct W. A. Hmford'c garage. Domcuotmtton
can be arranged by calling or by telephone.
w.A.nANFonD
GARAGE -
Irwin. in 1010. urn now inrgciy t‘th‘l‘t‘ti
mectinx in l'orwuik is under the nus- .-
and -
13.111111 Franchise Moshe which bucks ‘
all those tblngu and shares 1111 expend 1 .
l .
in South Norwnlk E. B. Doulenll I
Wuuhington stands ilrst in lumber '
inuiuirur l'liilll [iron on tho ldulio nutiouul for» 5
lair/a a a/
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with 11 thick growth of young tree Washington and Oregon 3.. collapsible
seedlings. by natural resceding. plow is being used in digging tire linen
Manufacturers of artificial limbs are to stop surface firos. The plow can
seeking substitutes for English willow. be dismantled and folded into a com-
used because of its combined lightness! pact form. so that it can be packed on
and strength. it is claimed that the horseback. and weighs only 40 pounds.
Port Oxford cedar of the Pacific Coast When in use, one man with a horse
will prove equally serviceable. can do the work of 20 or more men
In the open yellow pine forests of working with shovels.
AUTO BUS
to Danbury Fair
Round Trip $1
llus will lequ Railroad Square at 3 o'clock.
Also Touring Cur for hire
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
Electrical
Episcrnic fixruncs SW...
AT COST Motor Repairs:
As 1111 inducement to have your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT
we will furnlnh 111 cost the ELEC’l‘lllt‘ FlX’I‘URES. This means a
saving of 50 [Wt cent. of wluit otbvr firms charge you. Lot 1111 fur-
thur oxiiluiu by iulkiug tho proposition over with you.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Rogiotorod)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
. Mon: 3423. oou-rH NORWALK
Electric
Wiring for
Light and Power.
E 54 WATER 8T.
Our Carpet and Rug
Department
We huvo been told by shoppcrn. in the largest and most com-
plain in The Nurwnlhn. und in prurient. this in especially true, for we
have Just rocctvod 11 large chlpmcnt lrom the Hartford Carpet ()0.
ilcnldcu ilmunw Full l’httornu in Tapestry. Velvet. iimly llrunoela,
Axminnter nud Wiltonn we were “able to buy 11. number of their dis-
continued pnttorns, which we offer at 11, considerable reduction in
price.
Log Cabin 1111131111311 m becoming very popular on account or
lhvir durability and low price. We have these in 9. large variety of
puttcrns in sizes from 21 x 50 inches up to 9 x 12 foot.
The Al. Augeviue 81 Son (30
134-136 Washington St, {South Norwalk
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