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Full size Blankets in grey ,
and white, tram 701: to $5100 -
a pair. ~
‘Comtortabloe 981: to $3.50.
A complete assortment of
Gents’, Ladies' and Child
1 ren’a Sweaters from 2511 to
$4.98.
HE. K. Banks
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Book and Stationery Store.
South Norwalk. Norwalk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
somewhat colder tonight; Tuesday
rain; moderate variable winds. The
storm which passed over this vicinity
yesterday is now central over Nova
Scotia. The rainfall at New Illaven':
during the storm amounted to 4.98
inches. The rainfall durinc: lhel
month has amounted to 10.64 inches,
which is the greatest on record for'
October. A trough of low pressure. ex-
tending from Mississippi northeast-i
ward to Ontario is causing cloudy and
rainy weather in the central districts.
Freezing,1 temperatures were iepo. ted
between the Rocky Moutnains and the!
Mississippi, with killing frosts as lar
south an Oklahoma.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 4-1; high, 63..
Clear. i
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Seth Gregory, of New Canaan, is in =
town today.
Our llrotliers’ Lodge, No. ill, 1. 0.‘
O. F., will hold an initiatory degree
rehearsal tonight at 8 o‘clock,
——Jeddo Coal. The Ferris Coal C0.
0. l. Bassett and Bryan Silk left‘
early this morning for Danbury to go
hunting,
Miss Julia Sullivan, of Meriden, vis— i
lied Miss Madeline Magner, of Holden ‘
avenue, over Sunday,
lilies Grace ilei‘trou of Danbilry, has ,
returned to her home uior a week's
visit with Mrs. James O‘Brien.
William Tracy. who
Columbia college,
the weekend.
is attending
was in town ovcr
New Designs in*
Shelf Paper
Just Received.
5c a Package.
At
DONNELLY S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
16 SOUTH MAlN STREET.
!0r Up-to-date SEW“ Call
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Office and Reoidence
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main St. So. Norwalk.
5A Blankets
Auto Robes, etc.
Sweater Specials
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George W. Wardwell
52 South Main Street
Patrolman Milton Lockwod, llaunio‘
Sudacon and Tel Mocklcr wont (l‘iCii ,
hunting Saturday, and reported large.
buns, ‘
'l‘oniorrow will hi1 tho l-‘caiivnl of
St. Simon and St. .lllllt', unit lhcro will
the scrvlco at Trinity l‘)lilt1ii'i)ilill
Church at 9:110 11. 111.
Chester ii. 1111111111, of
Widown' Company, vlalloil with his
parents, Mr, and Mm, Thaddeus tiny.
or, in South Norwu‘llt, Sunday.
the linppy
WEEK‘S SERVICEB AT ST, MARY'S
CHURCH.
’l‘lrlu week at St. .‘iiary‘ii (Yluu‘ih
there will be many aorvlvcu. Saturday
will he the Want of All Saints” day
and lioly Day of t'lhilnutlon. Mariam;
will be hold at 711111), 7:011 a. 111. 11nd
liluh 111111111 at 11:00 11. 111. 011 Friday
thorn will illl‘ routohaiouu in inroiiurw
'lltlll of Feast liny. Rosary devotions
will he hold 1111 Friday ovcnina and
illouary and Benediction will in; Colo
hinted Haitirday evening.
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this your commemoration of All Rollin
will he postponed to Monday, Novcm»
lit-r fird.
Tim Children of Mary lilodallty will
hold 11 liullowa’en uoclal neat 'l‘liurii-
day eoning in St. Mnrr'u auditorium
on [leopard atrmt.
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OCULISTS AND OPTICIANB.
NO MAN OR WOMAN CAN GET
THE BEST OUT OF LIFE
if their eyes trouble them even a
“HIP it your eyesight is not pcl'~
fwi in 111111 l‘t‘inlit‘l'i, tuitc advan-
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Properly Fitted Glasses.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Eat. 15 yrs. Open 8111. Evan.
TUESDAY
Breakfast 251:
Dinner 3513
Soup
Roast Beef
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veal Culliit
Spaghetti
Vegetable»
Pudding
Homemade We.
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Supper 25c
Manson House
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Furniture, Draperies, Carpets
Bedding and House
Furnishings
for the Dining Room, Living Room, Bed Room, Library,
Parlor, Hall, Den 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 Medium Priced.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
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RANDALL BLOCK
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
Rebuilt, painted, decorated, all modern improvements, ..
Splendid flats. 5 and 7 rooms. Rent, $13 and $15 per month.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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SEE THE NEW MODELS
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THE MOYER CARS
AT MY GARAGE.
Demonstrations on Request
Automobiles to rent by the Hour, Day or Week.
OSCAR H. BANKS
GARAGE RIVER STREET. NORWALK, CONN.
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and lnexpenelvo 11111111111 of communi.
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carrying a message to the 0111111 1111111
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Household helpers watch Sentinel
Want Ads. for chance: to find more
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Also Autos for Sale and Hire
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THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
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ELECTfiiCAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE 342-8. SOUTH NORWALK
Electric
54 WATER 61“.
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snout to an order from the office of
the postmaster general between Oct01
but 1st and 15th. A canvass of the
articles and the business we taken
in all the country and has generally
shown the post to be greatly appre-
ciated. it promiseo to become a fac-
tor ln the business world at Norwalk.
The results of the canvass here are
given by Postmaster E. E Crowe as
follows:
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Parcels dispatched 2767
Parcels received 2779
Total handled 5546
Delivered by regular carriers 1108
Delivered by substitute carrier.
14813.
Delivered to persons renting boxes
and from General Delivery, 186
Average weight of parcels dispatch
ed 1.4 lbs.
Average postage, 7 1 4 cents
Amount of postage ion parcels dis-
patched, $199.59.
insured parcels dispatched 89.
CL 0. l). parcels dispatched 7.
Weight of parcel post mail dispatch-
ed for the 15 days was two tons.
Maximum Weight increased.
in connection with the parcel post.
attention might be called to the fact
that a recent order of the department
increased the maximum weight of par.
eel post packages in the first and sec-
ond zones from 1] to 29 pounds. The
first and second zones include New
York State, a portion of New Jersey.
all of Massachusetts and Rhode island,
a part of Vermont and New Hamp—
shire and all of the Hudson Valley.
The lotal authorities also wish it
cmphauized that for the security 01‘
the sender of parcel post packageS. the
name of the semlel should alway. be
written plainly on the package. This
will insure the safety of the package
in the event that a mistake has been
made in addressing it or in case the
1 address of the person to whom it is
to be sent should be undiluted in the
handling.
The local authorities are anticipat-
ing a rush at Christmas time and are
making urrungmnonts accordingty. At
present two wagons are used for deliv-
ery purposes and one automobile and
two wagons for collection purposes.
This service will be augmented to
meet the needs of the holiday season.
Orders issuw.
This condition of attairs has made
necessary the issuance of the follow-
ing orders by the post office depart-
ment, at \\'ashiutzton:
In compliance with the instructions
of the First Assistant l’oaiumstcr Gen.
eral, your attention is called to the cir-
cular lettcr No‘ ‘2, dated September 30,
191:1, which reads as follows:
Compliants have reached the de-
partment of the frequent breakage of
the mails as parcel post. due evident-
ly to improper packing: or wrapping.
This condition indicates clearly that
careful attention is not being given to
Scctl111137,i’11rcel Post Regulations.
which states plainly that "Postmasters
must. refuse to receive for mailing par.
eels not properly lndoracd or packed
for sale shipment."
l‘ostmastora and clerks are inform.
ed that whenever it is shown that the
loss or (111111111111 to a parcel or its con.
tents in clearly the result of improper
packing or wrapping ut the time of
its receipt at the office of orlizlu the
person responsible for its acceptance
in that condition will be accountable
for the damage,
i'inhrcllus, canes, golf sticks and or.
ill'ltlh‘ of like charuter llllltit not be 111‘-
coptcd for mailing unlesu they are
strapped securely to strips of wood of
the 11111111,i lciilitli and tile 11111111 1111111
wrapped and made aultlclontly shout-t
to withstand the impact from hour‘ilol
pncluiuce coming ugliinnt 11111111 in tho
process 111‘ handling in their various
stages in trnnult.
Perishable urticicsw particularly
licri'loa and ripe fruits 11111111 patina.
oils, 1110.. Contact with which would
he (loatructlvo to the contents of oth-
er purrcla, 11111111 he denied ilillllltilillill
to the audio unload the ragulntlonal
with refcicuco to packinu 1111 set
forth in Section 25 to
strictly.
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therefrom.
You are cautioned to give thin mat
tor particular attention and to in1
strurt your employees itccordlnziy;
nine to give the subject matter uppro
prlzito publicity in your district in
order that the public may he better
other tllllll has reunited
pitching, and thus guard against the
danger 071 damage to merchandise
they desire to forward by mall.
So much trouble has been hxpeo
lcnood by the “local autliorltlea by
reason of tho carelesonoss of the pa-
trons of the service that they have
given notice that they wiltr’carry out.
the instructions given in the forego-
ing to the letter. in order that the
serving my be 111i that it claimed tor
and expected 11: it.
informed on to. the rule in regard to
:17 are oimorvcdf
luiitimcua have come to the;
department‘s notice where there baa;
been narclcasncau in this regard and.
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FINE DISPLAY
of LADIES’ and MISSES'
COATS
_ Prices $7.50 to 5.530 .
‘ Watch OurWindow Display. Opp. Hoyt’sTheatre
Finest AAAAAAAA
Creamery BUttEf All 350
SELECTED EGGS, GUARANTEED 301: 002.; A V
FULL CREAM CHEESE . 201; L8.
seer PEANUT BUTTER .................. 1212 LE.
ANanw DAVEY .
90 Washington St., South Norwalk Phone 410 :
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AS SHE SAILED lNTO NEW YORK BAY ON LA PROVENCE. ' '
Mrs. Emmellnc i'nnkhurst. the l‘lrli» ihorlilm ul l-illla Inland. lint 1115 she
luh militant sun‘rugotto leader, woe 1111111 ““411?" 11ll ”‘9”‘1 “0" CK“i"?iml‘m
happy when she sailed into New York (“mp"d'
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in the {.1111 loci: all“ was-1 lost. in the.
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tilio would be detained more than it MI ““11““. hp; face looks lilleir mm
tow moments by 11111 lilillllrfil‘illlilli 11111 11111111111111.
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buy on the French liner 1.11 l‘ruvonw,
for eho did not for a moment 111111111.
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comfortable you can i111 in it big,
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over for the
"Push Button." Disappearidg«
Feet Rent. Concealed Newt
paper Rack.
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to unit fliill‘ taste and parse.
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Norwalk Chronicler