. . «i : FRIDA¥,DCT. to, x‘prs“, 1914 Diaries Mow Ready _' WE HAVE “no‘nliwmbrlao CUSTOMEnd—ir Goons ARE or WHAT YOU Eerc‘r.,wE Aolucr .70 mm vou, «YbUtAND NOT us ARE THE loose: or WHV 'r you suv AT Furniture, Draperies. * Bedding and House Furnishings . Full silo “Blankets in gray ., and white, from 70a to 85.00 . . I pair. Comfortables 930 to 38.50. A complete use 32: Gents', Ladies' and “redid ,, tom's Sweaters from 26a to 1: 9i) Washington St. ‘ - ‘ Phone 410 S’dutii Norwalk, Conn. 73:“ , --AT----_- . . _ .. : WE HAVE THE GREATEST CONFIDENCE IN OUR PRODUCTS—THAT’S WHY WE SPEAK so LIB- , E K Banks .1; WM 1) BEERS g for theg‘nining Room, Living Room," Bed Room. Library. ;‘ ERALLV- ‘ ~ 1 , i ‘ ° ' Parlor Hall ‘Den and Kitchen ' < , u .. . . ,, . 3 .. I D . _ Solan llrand, Sliced. Thrs Peaches , ' ‘ HIMokomo Hotel "°°“ ‘ . .. Book and Stationery Store. .. _ _ - . ' . ' . are execptionai value and gunnot be NO. 21/2 ‘ Iouth Nomllt ”1" South Norwalk. Norwalk ;‘ Furniture that writ new: the needs of the inmost ipartlcu- eac es duplicated 'nt this miles S wE LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW. 1 ‘ lar‘customers, who are exacting in their demands for style, ’1“ “"‘m‘e “PM" can . .., ’ ‘ g I . . ‘. u . . ' ' an " ~ ' — — " - ‘ quality and finish of High Grade Goods._Medium Priced. GOI den GfaIflFIO r bbl $5 50 Atlas lirund Hominy, pkg. ......... .. ....... 10¢ .. - . , “ u t «- Atlas Pancake Flour, pkg, .................. 10¢ ‘ .. I ‘ Take advantage of this, price. you can't go wrong.. NiceVKippered Herrings, can ' """""""" ' 10° 1e ‘. . . ' , . 2 ' Oval Brand Pure Ample Jelly, jnr ............. 100 . . H , . ,, r y . ' - - - , . Pure Opal Brand Honey, tumbler ............ 10°. .1 R i . ‘ . . SW1“: 8 Lean Shoulders 130 lb Atlas Catsup, 14 oz. bot. ......... , ........ 100 ' 15c Dont forget We give S. and H Green Trading Stamps Rice, none better, 3 lbs, for .. 25c Atlas Jaime, ill on. jsrmi‘n . RANDALL stock. | 10 S; and H. Stumps with Sinclair Coconut Royal in LS: lb. pkg, ......................... 10c : Chloride Lime, 3,11). pkg. 10c Atlas Pickles, sweet or sour, each .......... . ...... '. ........ 10c Atlas Starch 3 lbkbox ........ 18c Solar Eliccd Pinon _ - .. ~~ . . pie, large can . ............... . .......... 15 - EAST NORWALK, CONN- Davey's imp. Sauce, bot. ....... 18:: p . o « , . - Crystal Domino Pure Cane Syrup, can ...................... . 15c Rebuilt. painted. decorated, all modern libiprovtmenis. Baking SOda' 1'2 “’- pi‘g' """ 10° Au“. Tomatoes finest lack d 2 1 2 Splendid flats 5 and 7 roons. Rent 313 analtis per month. 8“” “P "mm" 3 PM“ 15° L ’ I e ' or """" 5c . ' _ . M)“. Hall Blue. 3 boxes ........ 15c Atlas Preserves, 3 lb. crock ..... ............ 25c R A Y M O N D B R O T H E R S Atlas Ball dilue, 1~4.lb. box .. . 10c Atlas oats. largest mks. .......... , ......................... 10c -. . Atlas Potash, box .............. 10c Atlas Peaches, the best, can ................................ 22c ‘ l "a Atlas Borax,1-2 if), box ......... 10c Atlas Pears, the best, can ................................. 066 : Atlas Codfish‘. mkg. ............. 30c Syrup, pure, small bottle ... ............................... 15c ._.. a“... ..- ”.21-”. .---..- ‘ W” ”MW—"w Avalon Tunny Fish, 1-2 lb. can .. 15c Syrup lliend, small bottle ......... » ..... - ........ 10c ' ‘ WMM**+**WW**+* .. Atlas Succofash, can ........... 12c Syrup Blond, medium bottle..:....-..~......... ................ 15c WEATHER FORECAST' New“ Line Of 50c ’k 58 WALL STREET , Atlas Spinach. large can ...... 15c Karo Syrup, can ....... ..... .............. 10c For Norwalk and vicinit : Cloudy O B J k W, WWW/W tonight and Saturday probibly BIIOW- . . I: O 0 ac son NORWALK. 25 Stamps Willi Alias Vanilla. 2 oz. bot. 250 30 Stamps with Atlas C(‘XIOII Tea, in (fans, 1.2 _ . ' ~ . pH N 20 Stamps with Atlas Lemon, 2 on, hot ....... 20c ' "5' “3m ‘0 “dew" ”We“ Winds' '5" OPHCIED ‘ o E as. 20 Stamps with Atlas Cocos, 1-2 lb. can ..... 20c m """"""""""""""""" 30° Weathe; conditions:d 5h: southern * . . ,,0 Stamps with Darcy‘s imp Olive 0“ Pt 50 S. and if. Stamps given in exchange for 50 ‘, 5 arm as continue 0 screens n 1 ‘ ‘ " ' ' ’ . . mm”, m, m, m, ,,,,m,_,,,,,,. 7 % Everything in the Optical Line 3: tom. ........... 5 .............. .5. n... 1...... 5.... “mm... f hours and has now nearly disappear- ed. The western disturbance has de- veloped into a well-defined sto'rm area which is now control over Min- : nesotn. Unsettlcd weather continues along the Atlantic coast and in all the Northern district east of the Rocky ’ Mountains. Tho-temperatures are high cost of the Mississippi river, , . 500 ofithe books to pick from. Why not pick it out now. Christmas is coming soon. DONNELLY’S STATIONERY AND SPORTING 'GOODD STORE- 16 OOUTH MAIN STREET. Eyes Examined ."Eree See the Meyer Cars MMMWMMEMMW ' WWW ; BUTTER. EGGS. SUGAR AND CONDENSED MILK ALWAYS SOLD AT COST PRICE. 1'- ' nulls-ulnar '1 fill in sninl HERMANN VON posr DEAD. l ’ flew YORK Oct 10 ~Hermbann1 tir you Post senior member ofl that) firm of ()eirichs & Company, New HILLSIDE. SCHOOL INCORPOR- ATED. The certificate of organization DI.‘ the Hillside School, Incorporated or : Norwnlk, has. been filed with the seen. 2 WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODA w“ I York agents of the Nurth German Y :- . - I Lloyd Steamship Company died today retu.y of state. The company will Temperature: Low, 61‘; «high, 69. at the DANBURY FAIR at his residents. here. Mr ion Post, begin business with a capital of $50“ Cloudy. For u con ' Attorney Gwen" McRsynolds. was 85 years old icon, of which :10, 000 is in cash. Tho ‘ ”mm - aga'flfiflfifm We will occupy our uiuzil since. and our friends are cor- Has Not Recommended -————~——-—~ - :oflicers are Vida Hunt Frances. presl- “1]“ Frederick B Coleman. and Mr3 _ P": I II tedt malt tfhe head . some EXPLODED NEAR iTALlAN dent; Joseph Hill Brinton. vicepresr Col t dt th De bu Fai _. Embam . la y If!" 0 9! li‘ quarters . o . . r domen, mo ore o e n ry r Office .M fluidonoo Thomas, Says Whfla PALACE. .,,dent and Margaret E. Blendliziger. 2 .2 0 all-‘4 it ..,,_ g «m. T 904. -, , ,. . ,. .. . , MILAN. ltnly, Oct 10. —-—A bomb was temsurer. ”i :; _.._.___ . “‘9‘. MN" “.- Ooh-Nomi O S C A R H . B A N K S “NICO PBDDIB exploded today in the vicinity of the The preliminary certificate of disso- 5}. .- Tho weekly meeting of Lincoln ‘ ' ’ ' , i . . publication. There are rumors oil Made of Boucic, Scotch Plaids, and Fancy Mixtures JMV no, her acting as hOId'DVBI‘B In Among tIIOSB Who attended the big .......... r *‘9 *W m”"‘"’”""‘ ‘ Illi‘k (If harmony IM’IIWOCII ”In \Nilitfil: - ’ . their rcsprwtivc positions awaiting 108K110 game at New York yesterday lilouso and department of Justice. '5 - ‘ the time when the appointment of ““3 were Walter Smith and Thomas F. :‘i . board of rilnriiicli will relieve them of ii‘inilerty of Norwalk. ‘ , Denies Recommendation. ;: VEIUB ‘18 : “M" ‘1"“95' -———---——-- W , A. I I A N F Attorney (funeral Mclleynolds said ’ W“ 9 'z' ’ Mrs, Henry Burlis and daughter ,iedny ho had made a recom-moudn— men 8 .‘ ltcv. and Mrs. Addison Tracey G ARAGE I Council, No. 4, 0. U. A. M.. this evening. ' will be held Attorney Freeman Light, of South Norwalk. is temporarily assisting his father, AttorneyGeneral John Light. in the istter's office in the Capitol, in Hartford. The football game with Staples High school, which Norwalk High was to have played yesterday. has bfin postponed until next Wednesday of- ternoon. -—-Watch the Columbus Day parade at '2. p,'m. from Railroad Ave., Mon- day, October 13. Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Benton. of Chicago, are the guests of Miss Sarah Benton. st’tho home of Charlies M flamenco, in Elmwood avenue. Mr. iliouton formerly resided in SouthiNop walk. The old board of Heloctnlen, Alfred Avlson.‘ James A. Brown and John almighty. married Wednesday after- noon. will arrive in South Norwnlk this afternoon to spend the wcck-und with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. mm, of High- land avenue. They will go to Syra— cuse Sunday evening. Otto l‘otnrnon, of South N'orwnlk. bus resumed his duties in the oillcu of the ilrldgcport llrnss Company af- m. a brief visit to New York. on Miss Florence Wood, daughter of trip; of the cylinders with all its :Wnltur Walsh null "“30”.“ a drying“. Value 331650 “Tuesday afternoon Mr. Peterson wit~ Mr. and Mrs. Craven Wood, of 412 attendant coats. ition of inwynrn to lilo While ilouuc te- unused um first name in the world Main street, was recently given In Scene now about having your 4‘1"}. to ”1“,; his pruiunn, including series. in the evening he witnessed [Humboldt Lodge, No. 8, O. D. H. 8., will hold it res'ulu' meeting tonight. Charles Csrilio, of South Norwalk, spent yesterday at the Denbury Fair. .. .l John Devine, of Strawberry Hill, is spending the day at the Danbury Fair. Miss Grace Pinch, of Newtown ave- nue, was a recent visitor at the Dan: bury Fair. An important meeting of the Trinity use. Club will be held in the Guild room, this evening. at 8 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs James Donneily, of Summitt avenue, are today celebrating the second anniversary of their mar- ‘ ridge. Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Bates and Mr. and Mrs. A, W. Dreyfus, of South Nor- wnlk. motored to the Danbury Fair yesterday. Laura. or Went Norwalk, spent Mon. day in the home of Mrs, (3. id. lirlllcli. "ilf on iitnllrond avenue, New On noun. Miss Marlon Pierce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Plume, of Muplc street, entertained n number of friends on Tuesday in honor of her second birthday. linen shower. Miss Wood is to be GARAGE. RIVER QTREET. NDRWALKJSONN. Read How You May Have [I Almost Free Cut out the above coupon, and amount it It this once with the ox- rouse mneunt herein let opposite I o 151on Isle-riot! (which covers ills toms of the cost of mu Mint. elpmu from the “rim. checking. clerk him In! all or n "m.” Limiter! «my EXPENSE Items), and receive your choice of ixood authority that it ,4 best information, and it is hinted that a...” WASHINGTON, D, 0., Out, 10.~A second victory for Gorernor‘ Simeon E. Baldwin in the fight over the Con- necticut federal judgeships is intricat- i ed by the suggestion yesterday onf of New Haven his executive secretary" . is the best but in the district judge- . ship race. The gov ernor' s first victory of this character was the appointment of his judge. However, the Judgeship ‘flght is not settled, according to the the situation has perhaps changed since the last visit of the Connecticut. ‘congressmcn to the White House yes Itordsy, Congressmen Disgusted. I The congressmen are so tired from Efreuucm, trips to the White ilouse and’ !department of justice and almost con éstunt conferences among themselves :nud communicating over the wires to Council-,ililit and so disgusted with. stile uncertainty of the situation that they are saying little or nothing for Do not allow your car's en- gine to go without an overhaul- ing this full-wubovc is but one of the many things thnt can happen to your cyliudcruwiicor- lug. A defective piston ring, or- cons carbon, (31.0., can quickly bring this about requiring roller- llluciilno overhauled in our com- :tion for nppointmem but White ileum! ,pecpio any they did not think he had .mlidc a rul‘ommcndulioll. Whoever iwus recommended by him. it in an 'dcrutood Thomas was not his choice, Inithougii he may have rscommumicd ;'l‘lluii1ns on uni-mint or the iatier'ii nth. for rmdorucmcuts. Reilly Still for Walsh, ~Ruprcnolitlilivo llclliy Mill urges Idudlzc iddwurd it. (i'Mrnrn,Wnllncn royal palace and the archbishop' s resi deride.~ No damage was done to the buildings, both of which were uno'ccn pied at the time. It is reported that Stanley Camp, dwin S Thomas of South Norwalk has joined the army and that he is located at Fort Slocum cm I.I,Il Sport Coats & Misses’ Suds , ’I‘. .t:-_-'-‘-:. n.3'1‘l -‘ Silk WW $6.95 $12.98 Male of All Wool Serge, lined with Skinners Satin. Draped Skirt, very latest models 10.98 lution of the H. W. Hoyt Company, 01‘, i Dsnbury. has been filed. It is signed , by William H dloyt Louise Hoyt and . ' George D. “Northrop, a majority of tho. directors. Selectman Hubbell, of Wilton, was, , a visitor in Norwalk today. -:-:-;-:-:-:- ~ Value $12.98. v. . :-:-:::n:-:-:-:-:-:-:n:-:-Zuni-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:L‘- 3: ‘xBMJflx-:I'Izna".§:u.-zz.a:-:-: "America." which is being played this married M St. Pntll'fl church on OctO‘ piste. modern shop by 0““ 'Moyio and Mr. McClure of New lilo . " your at the Hippodrome. bed 15 at 4 o‘clock. Itli‘AllLY competent. expert me cllnnics yen, Judge Kmmh, Nurwulk, (my At. WNW»— ,- Reasonable charges. . itorney Dannhcr, 'Meridcn end Mr. resses - The many friends of Mrs. Bertha .lourt Cecile, Daughters of Castile, ‘Cnbie, mummy, 'l‘hny new the prugi. 1 Edwards of iirlduuporl, will regret to learn that she will not berth to oc- cupy her home Just compliaie 3 East Norwnlk. as her physician has ndvisv all her to make her home in the Berle. shire Hills. Mrs. iildwards will dis- pose of her home here. halving placed ‘ en's walk outv.‘ r‘. en, Corporation held its regular meeting last evening. Matters of routine business were trahsnc ”d and plans made for the social meeting, which comes the latter part of this month. it is promised to have a Hallowo'en party and a Jolly time is anticipated. Mrs. G. Randolph, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. S. Norris. New Britain, and Mr. and Mrs. 13'. Moi-tune, Mahmoud. Vs. XIRI 3P lllIlS @ 100 Stumps Free with i can linking Pewter We The Great A&P Tea Company mm WA-sinmlép‘tgfiu'ru Molly/ALE rel. HI» use. , Niven-e Ill! I. in. and Input In. in. hue-v . ‘ . , ..l ._ , - ;-' dent and nfiurwnrdii llcilly said he did not not the impression that 'l‘liom- as would be appointed. A member of tlic dclountlon we no member but 'lteiliy endorses Walsh. Donovan is understood to oppose Walsh. Repro- sentniivos Mnhnn and inhuman are he opposition to» his confirmation by the mute. Under all the stream ,irood feel that he sun has prospects. stances friends 'of Charles D. Melc- it in the handscf .f. M. Layton 00.. .W reported to he backing Thomas J. foe and will probably mako'hcr home Mr. and Mrs. I. b. Gerham entcr- 25 Stamp” with 1 bottle Extract M “ 25“ Spellacy. To questions about Thomas ALTERATIONS FREE ‘ at Pittafiold or we. Mass. tallied ti party of friends at their 100 Stamps with 1 Pb T“ “t "'"'W""“"""“""“"‘ “"“" 70° supporters, strength with the admin ‘ u ‘ 5 home. 96 South Main strnenisst night. 75 Stamps with 1 "’- Toe. “I "" ”0° intuition, prospects, etc, Reilly nn- , Z". withpnhbit supper. Among those 608Wpswifh1]b.'f‘oaat ”“W"°‘"'”"'"“"“"““"""" 50" awored: "i don't know." No was :5 3Wamfiule 5 Extract present were: 'Mr. and Mrs. George ‘0 9mm“ with 1 lb T“ “t WW 40° gunmen today acknowledged be we! 5. Ballwltz, of Norwalk: Mr. and Mrs. J. supporting Thomas. if Thomas is .1. . Cod . [Aver 670 B. Mano. of South Norwalk; Mr. and nominated it is predicted them will r a n a c O y y . :53 Washington Strut gt...,n:mJL-,¢_3.1...o_-.-.I.s.n,o,—;u,l.p,o.u,-,-,u 3.. -.n I I a i- s.‘ I I... I Suitable for street and eveninaiwear, made of Chiffon. ilhnrmeusepCrepede Ghinbnflrepe dc Meters and Masculine, in al high sha'es, including silk and navy. incitiixcttlslicnlzu ifs: Opposite Hoyt’ e Theatre 3‘ _ 4:
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