drum common in and hound this
Min. Would it not he no to out
IIH up on tho 'nhone and protect your
e and valuables against. this dun-
pit, by placing a Burglary policy
with none let us reimburse you for
1A.. was. Telephone 1380.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
_ south anwnlk. can»; ‘
All Bad- oi‘ insurance.
‘ Public ltqnolrrnpner.
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31W 310. 2scs
East IndlaTea Co
Tel 871 125 WashingtonStreet
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM'STAMPS.
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ported the robbery, and will not until
he is satisfied it wasAdone by others
will i iiAiiAii . _.~
WilliiiliiilIstilum , ..A...
, After hearing about the, robbery
at the Staples ,liigh School. John
Viudigan, who makes his abode at the
AAiLnoAns Antonin
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SlAll. Silllil illllAAAll‘
Move Acids, Gamma Clogged
Wasie'imm les‘r and Bowsls
m .
That all the principal railroad lines
in central and northern New England
are losing money was the startling
» statement of former President Charles
S. Mellon hetero the Massachusetts
public service commission as e wit-
ness in regard to the Hempdem rall-
way.
(let in “Meat box now.
That nwiui sourness, belching 0!
acid and foul gases; that pain iii the ‘ He further stated the Boston and
pit of the stomach, the heartburn, ner Maine is 1081118 3750.000 a year on its
vousaess, nausea. bloating after eating Fitchburg lease,
dizziness and sick headache, means a! PO “19 commission‘s dilemmas he
disordered Btomaih which cannot be had always a ready and convincing
regulated until you remove the cause. Ireply. "You ought to have known." he
it ‘isnt your stomachs fault. Your declared “when you granted a cartin-
stomach is as good as any. cats of construction whether it was a
Try Oascurets; they lmmediateiylremomlble proposition or not Now
cleanse the stomach remove the 8011? ”011 SN! going to try ll Ollt,1.0 give the
undisputed and fermenting (God. Mid. Boston a Maine something to eat from
foul gages; take the excess bile from the New Haven by this constructioni
the liver and carry off the constipated Bo‘ton it Maine's line was starving
waste matter and poison from the:999 needed this feeder this sinner.
bowela.. Then your 3“,mb trouble is ten canni.‘ Without it the A-Mussn
ended A Cascaret tonight will chusetts Central has no warrant for
ironstone-Inuit '
Adele Palmer, and Mrs William ‘Ben-
u
.1. Contractor William H_ Smith and
‘ son, Gibson Smith, of West street ne-
companied by«severel friends, motored
to the i’ianbury Fair. yesterday
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- —~l.atest soft hate. 0’ lirien 3.
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Sleuson, Miss
edict or Upper Norwelk, attended the
Danbury Fair yestérday. The trip was
made in Mr. Slauson’s automobile,
Mrs. W. Wofford T. Duncan. Of New
Rochelle, formerly of South Norwslk.
when her husband was pastor of .the
South Norwulk Methodist. Episcopal
church. was a visitor in town yester-
day.
Teachers’ Desks iii Eath Boom
IAre Opened and Everything .
of Value Taken
om.’ llrwGaining
entrance through the second .story.
via the fire escape. thieves entered
the Staples High School on Riverside,
avenue and ransacked the school from
top to bottom. . The teacherS' desks
in each room were opened with all
ordinary bureau drawer key and
everything of any value was taken.
including money and other personal
property of the teachers. William
Youngs, the janitor. was first to dis
cover the thefts, Thursday morning,
and found that his newly purchased
Arnzor. valued at $3, and a razor
strop valued at $1 were missing. Miss
Mcii‘nnn was next to discover a loss
, 'w‘nsrroitr‘,
and her pocketbook which contained
local car barns was inclined to think: i Igtmlgmen you out by morning we. 10- ’;existence
that the town had been visited byzcem hear from any drug store will. Hoosec tunnel
another band of gypsles’ Inst even keep your stomach sweet; lirer de 'sobbied that.
ing he was about to cart the mail bowels regular for months. mvtiliampden is as
across the bridge and went to the forget the Childron~their mug insides
burns to get the wheelbarrow Muchmeed 11 EM‘ gentle cleansing, too.
to his surprise the wheelbarrow was '
not. to be found, and after making a .‘
careful search around the neighbor-
hood and not finding it, he telephoned
a general alarm throughout the town,
warning people to be on the lookout.
for the “machine." 119 then made a:
personal search. and after three hours A Protestant 5913999“ Church. M
of sleuthing found it safely under alsession of the ”9““ 9" Deputies
s. 'icd in the rear of the Towu Hall He Aprior to a joint "199““ “A that ”Ody
later learned that it had been taken
from in front of the car barns by a! Ofl
laborer, employed by' the contractors
working on State street.
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE DIG-
CUSSED. Anetta Central
divorce again came to the fore yester: am class. Th
:dumped on the
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.09 Angelou submitted a resolutionI
be forbidden by the canons of
church,
The diocese of Michigan dipping
into the field of euuenlcs, came for-
ward with a resolution which would
The changeable weather of early
fall brings on coughs and colds that
have. a weakening effect on the sys‘
chusetts Central as the Hoosac tunnel
is to the Fitehburg.
“The Hampden is a piece of rail
2... ~ ~« —-———-———-- A road in a through route which if the .
l gradual improvement of the Massachu-
NEW YORK. Oct. 1].——Mflfl'lfiga and templated, will in time all be made
lday at the General Convention of the class railroad between the North sta-
3 tion and New York. Travelers will he
station that would otherwise
land the House of Bishogs, the diocese gone other ways.
"There never can be a dollar s worth 1
suggesting that marriage after divorce Iof buglnesg taken from the Boston a;
the Albany. but there is a large business
:that can be made to go to resorts made
.more accessible
route. You supply the facilities and
you create a business.
it was built to go to the1
but‘ the h‘itchburg
Title 15 miles of the
essential to the Massa-
ls carried out as coa-
en there will be a first-
platforms in the North
have
by the Hampden
You draw it
; - teriioon. October 18.
_. land. N.
—Mrs, H. Holmes has resigned her.
position iii the lienox Mlllluer)’ and
resumed business at her home in1
Monroe iireet.
$1.50. was taken from her desk draw-
or. All the other tmulicrs were thé‘n
told of the theft and nearly evonbnc
_ Awern \ictims. it is believed the rob-
’1.'bc rpm“... on the St. George pulp bcry occurred \\'edncsduy ovonini! A-
and Paper mill are progrcs’siug niccl) rounrd oi $10 is offered in the loan
and Managcr Murphy expects to be and on additional So will be given by
able. to start business by October ml lunitm h“mil“ A" UN‘ person “110
This will cud the vacation of many of ("W-“(‘9 ”‘9 “"93“ 0f “1“ robbers.
the employcs. Mr, llutcs. principal of the School.
is making a careful investigation)
for holding 3“ among the boys of the school, as evi-
ibc work of persons well
tom, and may become chronic.
Foley's Honey and TM Compound
Isages, and will help very quickly,
Agivcs results.
'lsts.”
For sale. by all
ON HIS WAY.
lie was a man of convivial habits
known by
Plans have been made
Use
It?
has a very soothing and healing effect;
Ion the irritated and inflamed air pasfi
it
is a well known family medicine that
drug.
his Christian name.
forbid Episcopal clerayincn uniting: in
marriage any couple the partlcs of
gwhich had not first obtained a physi-
cian‘s certificate to the effect lliui.
they were “normal mentally and 1101
afflicted with a disease rcndcrinu mur-
.riuge inadvisable." The. resolution
also would require. the posting of the
marriage bunnu in the. church or tbs-HI.
from the Adirondacks. the Jersey
shore and Pennsylvania. and it will
come to New England instead of go-
ing to other resorts. That is whut
this railroad is for, and will do if it
is put in operation and the Massachu-
setts (‘eniral gradually improved. 1
believe it is a wise expenditure."
Lawyer limnmond for the commie
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Anon new. firms" '
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Golden HarVest Day
Shop HereTonight
IFancv Stickups and Feathers 29c
Values to‘soc. A large "assortment of new Hat Trimmings,
regular prices up to 50c. Golden Harvest Price 29c.
Great Sale of Coats
$12 .5oSportCoats.......................... . .
"$9.95
Otlidi coats from ................~.~....~.......
$5 Serge Dresses $3.95
Serge Dresses,rcgiilar price
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$7. 50
to $45
Regularly $5
$5. . Golden Harvest
l rii: c $3 (.5.
Sale of Corsets
soc Corsets. Golden Harvest Price ....................
791: (directs. Golden Harvest Pr'i cc . . . . . . . . . . ..
$5 Trimmed Hats $2. 99
\r’aalucs‘ to $5. Never before such values at the beginning of
thc «canon. No two alike; for one day only, Hats worth up to $5.
Golden Honest Price $2.99.
$2 Shapes at $1. 49
Values $2 and $2. 25. About 50 in this lot. very smart shapes,
vA'ch ct 'jct and other materials“ Golden Harvest Price $1.49.
$12.50 to $15 Suits at $9.95
le'cgular price $12.50 to $15. All Wool Serge Suits. regular
price $12.50 to $15. This day only, Golden Harvest Price $9.95.
$1.50 Shapes at 99c
. Values to $1. 5!.) Ni)l)l)\ sliapcs of all dcsrripI-
lions; sliapcs that are sold the ciiv 0\ or at $1. 50 Golden llar—
"WW 20c White Oil Cloth 15c
First quality Table Oil Clothficgnkurly 20c yard.
vest l‘ricc 15c yard.
250 Turkish Towels 19c
Our regular 25c lurkisli lowcls on sale tomorrow.
vest l‘i‘icc ..
398:
.59¢
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Golden Har-
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publication of the civil license in a
newspaper.
Another resolution suggested that
' some month other than October be
‘then summarized the case with the
remark: “Of course i understand your
conception of it Mr. \lellen and l‘
subscription dance at the Mnuulk dently it “'95 selected . . i ll . ..
C t.. (q 1 till (‘Melllliill familiar with the surroundings l..lamic ()nc dark night an acquaint- . . for (omentioii true. A dent ask ’0” to change 't" \0 I
01111 i) .A u 1. e I were referred to committees, Ishouldnt Chang .8 it if on dld, ..‘ sal-
which will in: 01)..“ to all T'lll(l\s of mud could be plainly seen once found Inmie lying at the foot . II (1 Vi II 3'
' / . . . ‘ c e on,
, club mmnhem Full‘oi‘d's (”0110“an111101“le all the lilllS and led direit ofIai outside stair. III A COMPLIMENTARY SOVEREIGN. I ‘ "I
will furnish music. Ily in and out of the rooms. The is that you, Jamie. he asked in King Cophetnu had just married!
_- _. .thleves according to evidence. were a voice of the. greatest astonishment. the beggar maid I THE OLD LOVE-
Invitations have been issued hi'gequipped with oil lights and candlesl “Aye. it's me." replied Jamie, in a ‘ ' Wlfc (ploedinglyl——i‘m afraid. Jack.
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resigned tone.
‘lliave you fa'en doon the stair?"
“Miss May Mills, i‘rrinl‘ipni ol ”H'Illrlpplngs from the candles were all
Connecticut r‘roebel Normal Kinder-Inbout the floors and the desks and
gurtcn training school in liridncluu‘tfmarks on the desk blottere indicated "AyoE' said Jamie.
to the alumnae of the school to :iiionilIihut an oil light had been set there. but i
a reception given in honor of tho Sen-“Principal Bates . has not as yet re- 1100."
“i fell doon:
was comln' doon, whether or
“She beggars description." be ex-'
you do not love me an more~nn~
planted-“New York Sun. y 3
. A way. not as well as you used to.
Sentinel Want advs will introdncoi Husband—~Why?
some people to each other today who! \vifewnecause you always let
ought to have known each other years 38‘ “p w "31“ the fire “0”
lllB
to he. held hi the school Saturday at?
wiinml
' iors and the entering class of .liiiilors,I
. ‘ . concert given by l’rcmlcr
3. Band l'iiiiichort. directed by Prof.
Curtis: of this city and conference”
" h‘i \ . t ‘. l inbus llni'. ."‘.M"‘."H""‘ .
‘ 323's, l‘..A.'l...l"i.AllW ‘1 W ’ ” "Mm "W“ ‘ The New Woman is the
- ~— one who, after a long (experi-
MI‘S. Mimi? HUG” NMb is ”i“ once with impossible cooking
arrangements, finds herself
using
3 Stamford Range.
See how she straightens
and, with :1 loin;r breath,
looks: the World in the lace,
cliuperon at a delightful house party
for tho week-end, Sunday nml Colum-
bus lluy ‘ll the Raymond-Frost t,‘nmp
in tho. tuliskllls. Those who moire up .
. the party left yesterday in idly lluy-l
mond'e automobile arriving at their
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destiuolion into last night. in tho for Allis l5 Billi‘iiit‘lpatlon.
party inc Mingus li‘mily‘\ ‘\':\.«+li Mnmic “cm is economy (if time
Sanger, i-liy Raymond and Illnsscil» and (Al iicrvc-sti'uin that
Frost. Jr. opens up :ilii'nctivc possibili—
_..__...._.._. tics. and makes life worth
“"(‘llllux and ninbrcllus. (l'lli‘lcu‘e. liVllliz.
”WWW“ Do you know a woman
The. following is iulwn from 1ch \le0 15.511 IIIIIIC need of this
Army :in‘l Nari Joni-uni: “Mrs. J. cmuncipnior?
Moutonnwl‘y l'i'::ll nimnilim's llll‘ on-
muamcnl of her (inhabit-r, Alisa |.:A'Ir:i II .
llilltzuhoih Moiiiun’uci'y, lo Ill'lil. livir 1”“ 5311'. "Y.
jnmlu Nilllli‘ llluvlliI (‘ouisi Artillvlyv
lilillAllE ll. NASH. 0011. llllllTll MAIN All!) WEST 8T8.
gm‘lm, ll S. A. .‘ll‘n’t‘ Moiillznliivi'y in
tho sir-loi' of Limit. l‘lilii‘ili'il Lilonilznni
ago. Husband—Nonsense. my love! Your
getting up to light the the makes me
love you all the more.-.\'cw York Call.
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.
HerbertW.Gorham
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
East Norwslk. Phone 693-12.
JUNIOR
Driving Lantern
Shows Red in
the Rear
N5
AMUSEMENTS“
'l‘hi- lilt'l‘ll of lbc shows lii‘csoiilcd iii
Hoyt’s
sion indulged in a few queries and
DIETZ
$1.25 each .
SCharles E. Dow
79c Outing Flannel Skirts 49c
imml quality in assorted colors;
[\cst l’iicc
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holdcn liar-
49¢
rcgiIilqu Ipric c 79C.
! 50c Brassieres 39c
Our regular 50c stock numbers on sale tomorrow at this busy
store. Goldcn Harvest Price 39:.
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When you keep yourIAutomobile in this
Modern Garage ‘
it is under the cyes of constant
caretakers, and it is in a place
specially for the care of cars.
Ivory facility for PROPER
washing and polishing is at
hand—for making thorough. re-
ieilrswund you are always sure
of excellent supplies at closest
. prices.
Our rates for storage are
lunch llliil it will pay you to
ask us about them.
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Electrical
Supplies.
Motor Repairs.
Electrlc
WWI“ tor ELECTRIC FIXTURES
Light and Power. AT COST
As an inducement to have your house wired for ELEC'l‘lilc. Lliill'i‘
We will furnish at cost the lill.l""i‘itl(7 li‘iX’l‘lllllis. This means it
nuvim: of :10 per cent. of what oihcr ilrms charge you. Lct nu fur-
ther cxpluln by talking the proposition over with you.
Al
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
announced at an informal dluiwr giv-
(iii by MI'HI Pro“ All lll'l‘ lion's ulini‘lcrs
at ll‘orl. ll, ii, \‘l‘i‘lizlil on Visitor‘u 1:1-
1’, Those present in ‘liiiioil
Miss (.lolosin lllilllt‘i‘ of Fort 'l‘crri‘ llllll
Miss lolurriu of ('olntiiii‘licc, ’l‘cxns,
’i‘li‘.11ilil’lli'l‘ircsluwhrdlrd :1 hr uolnuo
W...” ”- W-» p... as...“
Department
Wo have been told by plumbers. is the largest and most. com-
plete in The Norwuiks. and at present this is (especially true, for we
have just riwoivod a large shipment from the Hartford Carpet 00.
Besides the ncw li‘ull Patterns in 'i‘utmetry. Velvet. liody i’irussels.
.ixullnrlcr and Wliioun we wore able to buy a number of their the
continued patterns, which We offer at a considerable reduction in
tl‘l‘li'l'. I
MAIL ORDER HOUSES.
Don't underscll us. (let our prices.
No praying in advance. No risk what
ever. Try us on Paint. We sell
1... and M. Hemiunixed real l’llllllr’rll‘fi
thick! You add three quarts of Lin
need Oil to each 1 gallon of. L. and
ii. Paint. and so make 1 3-4 gallons of
the best ready for use pure bond. Zinc
dill! blneeed Oil Point at a cost of only
81.40 per gallon.
Gold by Charles E. Dow, South Nor-
walk. iiuhbeli and Staples Hardware
60., Nor-walk; W. 8. flavor and Son,
IWAN
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Log i‘nbln ling tings are becoming very popular on account of
ilwir «iumiiiliiy mid low price. We have these in a large variety of
pniiorus in sims from 24 x 50 inches up to 9 x 12 feet.
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The A. J. Angevine 81 Son Co“
134-136 Washington St, South Norwalk
( l ‘\ mi 1 l y t; \ r - ., “”5“ --z .,--......- WW--. .3 is evident from it u popularity W,.,..-._...._.,. .2...” “mm“ .
cry, in,” 7' r 0.}. “WW. ' h unis the bust in viiudoilllo.
new liliilhnml lil l"”l‘l \Vl‘ltllll. and ill .
7 Ensign A. AC, hlnniunnu-ry. i'. .‘A, 31.". "m [I
‘ .l.loul, iionib is llu' non of Mr, and; I The World‘s l‘rccmiucnl Mi’niei‘y.
Mrs. liruluniln A lionil: of llnwnf ur at et an R I ONAIP,
atrcoi. uwl \i‘us ”MIN”! in “w class 1He lifts and Home ii plnno. wolablni:
of limo rillol‘i'. 'i'ho ..muiuomoui \viis mm lbs. View In the earth‘s
greatest nonuniluii.
Special Added Feature.
America's lending character uiur. who
recently startled New York. in The
lJt‘l‘All l’iu'pio.
ANN SUTHERLAND
and her all star company in the Air
iin dramatic plavlui. T he Bt°°l l’iii-
con. . "IA sirloin: lilililtil. of the Under-
STOCK OF
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worhl‘ . New York Journal (emu
and pi eh omo this prominent Dili‘lfin 1' the mm ”0331);” in the ”0
girl. ' '
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THE (3) NEWMANS. YORK, . PERFECT
Pugliists on Wheels. ACORN
HERBERT sauces ANh hm.- Also Replica m m flanges.
DRED BROWN,
Offering a delightful musical revue.
Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Extra. Extra. Extra. ,
'l‘he Distinguished Minstrel Star. coma“! II
. BILLY Wis, 17 Wait It. gunmen.
(Registered) .
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE 342. 3. ,
SOUTH NORWALK
' . . . flifitOmfllWWD
to Danbury Fair
Round Trip $1
line will leave Railroad Square at 8 oclock.
Also Touring Car for hire.
LUTIHIER .M.' WRIIGIHII'II‘
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