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25c
,, a Large Juicy Grape Fruit . ................ . ............... . 25¢
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ADVERT!!! Ill 1-H: seminal. 9
’ 2 Bottles flarclay Perkins Co. Imported Ale. ...... 25¢ ‘
gamma DutchCieanserior...... ....... .......... 25¢ '
3 lbs. Yale Toast IMill: Crackem ..... . ........ . ............. ”25‘
ii Cakes Morgans Sapolio' or Ben Ami ................ 25¢-
Sphgs. Macaroni or Spaghetti...... ........... ......... 25¢
3 pkgs. Gold Rock Jelly Powder. . . . ...... . ................... 25¢ ‘
til :pkga Graham Crackers, Nabisco or Social Teas ........ 25¢ ,
. 6 Cakes Kirknran's Borax. Ozone or Fels Naptha Soap ........ 25¢
.6 Guns Neptune Brand Sardines i‘or ................. 25¢
Vonoo Hand Soup (for machinist) ............. . ............. 25‘].
SheaottieSWaanndPieklos orChow......... ......... m25¢3
Teas Butter Wines
‘; Coffees ‘ Eggs Liquors
A F. Beckmann 8: Co.
88 AND 85 WASHINGTON 81‘. SOUTH NORWALK.
PHONE 440.
Joseph H. Bartlem and family have MACHINIST COLWELL iNJU’RED.
unwed to 15 Franklin street from 12
Woodbury avenue, Jesse Colweli, heed machinist at
F. E. mkwood o Company's garage,
Mrs. D. P. Fleming and daughter, or suffered a very painful accident Tues-
Madison street, have been thetgueota day Moon. The middle finger oi
oi? friends in Danbury.‘ his right hand was caught between
.-...- the brake hand and the revolving
Elmer Hawkins. of Boston, a former wheel of an automobile, and the flesh
resident of South Norwaik, is spend was torn quite 333.111 Dr. W, J_
1118 a few days in town. Tracey attended him at the hospitaL
it will he some time before he will
——The telephone is not an expense: regain the use or that hand.
It saves more than its small oust.
THERE are a good many yOung
smen in this town--—and may-
be some young women -- who are
going to wear this fall and winter
the stylish, snappy} new models
which are now showing in
,‘7\‘t'
Hart Schaffner 8. Marx
About the Winter
Trot Moc Shoes
A shoe that is different hour the regular accepted idea. of
Mrs. W. J. Feaiey and son William
have moved from Haviland street to
the Marvin block in Washington
. § Dentistry and
: . Mr and Mrs Lester K. Warren are N .
.v.‘ planning to eno§ §?m wig W 3% -... ... ature o. to .3
3 7‘ t ends at an All I; How on r6 '
eir home in lsaece street, tomorrow Nature 8% “5 many {noultiea
Outing Shoes. Made of soft leather that is alivays pliable alter
ism. ‘ and a body to nourish them all.
. \ . 3 . The teeth Mm the first act in being wet through. it is the Ideal Outing Shoe.
‘. his evening there willnbe a special Sustaining that My in perfect
communication of St. John‘s Lodge. goudiu‘m- A3 You “3319“. the
No. 6, A. F, and A, M., at which, one teeth 80 You neglect the body.
candidate will receive the master See
mason degree. There are expected
many visitors from out of town for'Dr. J. H. Mallery
that night and an urgent request is
made or every member to be present. 'and have him keep them in per-
Reireshments will he served after the fact working order.
work. ' . 18 80. Main 8h, 80. Norwalk,
...-.....— Hm'fl nouns: 9AM...TOSPM
Extensive improvements are helm: SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
made by the New York, New Haven .
and Hartford Railroad company at the
stations at Still River and Brookfieid,
in contraction with the double tracking
of the road between llrookileld Junc-
tion and New Milford. At the latter
pliii‘e a new concrete platform has
been laid between the tracks and a'.
new station is in process of construe. .
tlon, Cara have been arranged to nerve P 1' “I T
as a temporary station until the new l 0 Ops
one is completed. At Still River the
station in balm: repaired and the“ I NC'FHHG'OJStampcd Pi]-
trackn graded up, 0w op“ m mm"! and
cream linen for Convention—
-—A single cull, for the doctor in ‘1' Flora, Emma and
case of sudden illneuu for instance. Cross Stitch Embroidery,
overcoats. This is the time for such smart-
ly dressed folks to do their picking; and
we’re here to help you get the best we have
(“Men’s and Young Men’s Suits at $18, $20 and
up. Men’s and Young Men’s Overcoats at “......
$18 and up; Women’s Men’sOvercoats at $20 $5.25 C 0 A L $5.25
a ton a t0“
and up; Norfolks and Skating Coats at $12 up.
A cargo of large size, No. 2 Nut Coal just received, $5.25 per ton
delivered in the bins. Try 9. ton.
HARRIS 8t GANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Norwaik. Tel. 12:.
Conneally 8. Bracken
81 Wishington St. Phone 363-4
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This is the home of Hart Schafiner & Marx Clothes
may‘oilliut tho churgo for telephone 250 and 50c ‘cARngLE 3111955113 CELEBRATE fingiAY'
son; on or years. 3 '
W...“ .... “Blow: on Post C321; . ALL KINDS OF maul-Fella, Pa... Oct. 30.——-'i‘he utu- Acetylene
The (truckers, of Boston, huvo euc— """"" or 5c
. tdonta at Carlielo indiun School Tues.
eeoded in warranting whut would ueeml day night formally celebrated the
in he to he the hint Word in iountniu J I. Mallette 160th MMVGHM'Y 0‘ ”10 confirmation
puns. 'l‘lwy hum «'omhlnmi tlm new hero in 1753 of Penn's Treaty with the
looking and urii‘dllliuu i‘uuiuron in “:3 WI‘MW “- indlane. made in Philadelphia. in 1682
their pun no iliut ll iu nanny the meet 7°" ' '°‘ Norwalk. 'Ah elaborate program was given in the
Oxy-Decarhonlxer.
Don‘t go to the trouble and
expense oi pnriiuliy dismantling
your engine to remove the car:
lmnwnnd their not only a half
done job “have every particle
or carbon tillaoluiuly removed-“r
deairuhlo of any iountuin pen on the :ochool auditorium. The Rev George Will? engine cleunued oi’ all soot
market. To further mnphuaizu the Ovaters and Clams ll’t Donahue, 0’ Coudemport. sketched 331.33 finmmm” by thin WW
rm of in lioii-loiiiilng qualities it he.» - W..- .... the history of the league of Amity Com m 3 d mm ‘
been called "ink-Tito," and it well do and Escallops FreSh Daily between the lndiana out! whiten. which k on “5 “10'
ouizhwhuve your our attended to
nerve» its name. in addition in the ow.
null-filling and nondenllinx momma.
the gold pone which are need in its
manufacture um superb. and the bonu-
tiiui l‘nrn rliiilml‘ holdure are a delight
in tho uyu. Them mm he no doubt
but what the (trucker Pun la the moat
onicient writing instrument of the
tiny.
F. S. LYON
WWW
Job Printing
was retitled in Oariisle with impres-
Cuthill’s Bridge Fish Market “other; .. ....
gram 'waa given by Corn inattit‘a, who.
TELEPHONE 109. FREE DELIVERY. in the form of an oration, presented
In collection of extracts from indium
W ' Ctmterence addressee. Edward Brack-
QUPFRAGE PARM‘lE IN RROOKLYN Alliance. will make her first uppeur- iin, the toothail star. delivered an
i NillW YORK. Oct. 80 .mA feature of once in any aufirage parade. having'omiion on “Victories at Peace."
the parade in which 8.000 mountain promised to march with her ilrookiyn
‘wumea have enrolled on a demonltw stators on Saturday. rwo aged w0~ “A laay liver leads to chronic an The Door 0‘ PfOfitabIe occupation
tlun for Samoan next midway, will .mm' who are the solo surviving mom WWW Md constipationmwuakuna the Is filmy; Open to
he a duplicate or the iamoue Liberty bore of the original Brooklyn 'Wo- whole system. nuaua m xuletl “5
at! current the live . tuna -
‘Boii. which will be carried on a non: men'o Suits-age Association. organized a; gtaig’g‘gum countlpation.r Merrill Business C onege
30mm by twelve young women. dream or early as 1809. will ride in the pa- ... , ‘ 3
ed in white. mag. H‘UMANE AGENT GARDNER HERE.
i The bell. which in loaned by Mrs. , flamuel A. Gardner, or New Haven. G R- A D U A T E S ,
Th“ ““3““‘3 "93m“ 0' ”a“? annulment at the Connecticut. Hu- Come Let Us Train You. Day and Night Sessions-
3Kalherine Weutworth huncheuharger,
‘oi the Women’s {infirm Party. new fall brings on 01mm and voids that mane moiety. was in town yesterday flung-“e Tuition. Free Books and Stationery. ;
Booth Namath. Stamford.
lhen been rung, and will not be until have a weakening silent on the Iva- in the inmate oi the minty. He
.woman nuit‘rego has booms moral term and may become chronic. Use made an insulation into several
I”? ”FEE", '1le throughout the United States. «when Foley’s Rum and Tor Command. it can: and [me the persons involved
’ at a great mitt-age celebration. iui has vm soothing and healing oiled: a ohm to better the conditions or
voice will he heard in independence on mmw 111111de new mm- mm x: the main is not
88 North m St. em“ MW“ ““4” ”U“ m a“ fill hair very quickly. a ma by um um time he m
m . _ o g .
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