is spending a. few days with Miss
Edna Brush, or Meadow street. '
Starla sweaters Ella best and like
all quality goods can she had at Joseph
Davis's 86 Washington street ’Hls
adv. on page 12 tells more about them.
Detective Sergeant heather-lend re-
turned to duty today after a. two dsys'
vacation. He spent yesterday in New
York, and the day before in Bridge-
port and New Haven. I
W
I‘ M. Trinity Church. tomorrow, All
Saint's my, there will he a servloo- ’
Dentistry and
at 10.00 a. m., morning prayer and
celebration of the Holy Communion.
Offering for the relief of the poor of
the parish. . . .\
—~ICiines and umbrellas. Q‘Brion'er
Captain and Mrs. Wilbur oi: South
Norwalk, were among those who no
tended the opening service in the new
Salvation Army Hall, in South Nor-
wolli, last night. Captain and ME.
Jarrett, Who are in charge, formerle
resided here.
I
~Set. night dances, open Roodner’s
Hall, Nov. 1. 'Fiedler's Orchestra.
Janitor Thurston 0. Stnbell is
mking preparations to close the
Norwnlk Yacht club house on
Sunday next, for the your. All the
boats are being taken into winter
quarters this week, and everything
will be cleaned up by tomorrow,
‘MlIBfiI‘Gi‘acO Moore, of Port Chester, '
railroad engineer who will be placed
field next Tuesday on a charge of men-
slaughter. Mr. ngby was engineer 01'
a special train that was in collision at
South Kent on June 2 last. Engineer
Rigby, whose home is in Harrison N
Y. was a patient in the Danbury hos-
Niiture . .
Nature gave lilo many health:
and a body to nourish them all
The teeth perform the first act in
sustaining that body in perfect
condition. As you neglect the
tsccth so you neglect the body.
Dr. J. H. Mallery
and have him keep them in per-
fect working order.
18 So. Main St, 80. Norwalk,
HOUR8:9A. M. TOBP. M.
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
—Winter cops, winter oops. O'Brien.
Members of Olive Council Branch.
D, of I... will enjoy it strawride to
South Norwnlk on Thursday evening.
November 13. They will be the guelltaII
of tho Smith Norwulk Daughters of
Liberty. The jolly purty will leave
the Millie room in Raymond's Hull.
about 7. All mmnborn desiring to take
the ride to the (lily of Norwslk should
confer with ()Hl'm‘ Schmidthew Cn-
nitiin lmzulor.
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DRINK HARR
Ho uniiormly successful has
Rims been in restoring the victims of
the "Drink Habit” ‘into sober and use-
ful citizens, and so strong is our non-
ildonco in its curative powers, that we
wont to emphasize the foot that 08v
RIM“: is sold under the positive guar-
unit-o.
out, your money will be refunded.
OlllllNill Costa only $1.00 per box. Mk . ‘
ior Free Booklet. Parker Pharmooy.
a North Main street, south Norwellt. ‘
Job
ass-r pm
our «2
6% "ion
88 Norfi MomSt
ii, alter a trial, you get no bon- *'
Ladies
0
Kid Gloves
Clementine Kid Gloves in
white, tan, gray, black
black with white stitch and
white with black stitch $1.00
La Perle Kid Gloves in
in white, tan, gray. black
and black with white stitch
..... .......$15o
Walking Gloves . . . . . . ..
$1.00 and $1. so
White ave-Washable Doeskin
$100
J. LMallette
BI Washington It.
Tel. 44!. Do. Nomnlk.
Judge Eugene C. Dempsey, of Dan- . ‘
bury. will infield Wlmun H. ‘Righy, a
New York, New Eleven and Hartford "
on trio] in the superior court in Utah-J ‘-
mm for man mks aim the no
cldent.
remade-tumours.
towendforonowrcoottoomi: hero-dwe'li show
him the greenest artsy of stylish Overcoat: The Nor-
“ walloshavocvorpmdmdt Emmi-immutab-
mpluuorfonoybako—a-ondovei‘ycmhhourmfi
[Other Great Values at
is $20 $22 $25
with fleet, Seminar and Hunt great line asthe loudest
exponent dime value.
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ALL KINDS or
RESH
Oysters and “Claims
and Eocallops Fresh Daily
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
3 ;. ,lTELIEPHONE. we.
gas‘josuvniv.
M-’
; m demotion with iirdovcd rails.
'Ii‘wonld he euflloion‘rtly accommodated :
as loaded on order directing-What the
; onions!!! mitton’hl‘EcM with grooved
~ ‘ ‘rsilren the bridge. Therommiuion‘c
' » eon helfthot the equltoblo portion oi‘
. , the cost thst should be assessed '
I‘ bridge due to the presence oi the com-
pany’s trucks on the strum"), but
I the equitsble amount or port or the
that truths
“mentioned will out peso)
.‘ . The town or Nauru petitioned the : I
‘ utilities bust-u harem motions ago that ' .
some: the structure. When a hour-
log on the petition was held lit Brian-
on July 24, the company contend- «
to that trolley service on the bridge
Iby is single track. The company also
. Iobjeoted to paying his much on 3100, ~
I000 as its share oi the cost 0: the i
l . bfldfl- Ill .
The militiamen-intuition on October .
'Iagainst the messy should be the
'costotzmmuie museum“
wwdhst must he maintained by the,
company. which they estimated at
38 632. end the additional expense of
“auditing the bridge sumciently Strong,
. placed it $7,992, making a. tow oust
, to the company or “8.614.
The, finding was signed hyflommis’"
commissioner Richard T. Higgins filed
. a minority reportin which he abducted“
to ‘fll‘B‘I‘mmilfl‘ employed in “twin“
in; the apportionment‘oi the oust. The
. question was not, its-sold, "it determin-
ation of the additional expense of the
what, under all the circumstances, is
entire expense of the entire structure
that should be borne by thermilwny
company."
The port of the finding regarding the
not pleasing to the company and the,
apportionment o: the cost displeased
lthe Norwelii authorities. so both the
parties havs'onpeaied to the superior
court. The case will probably be
Ihes' at Bridgeport at the December
Iterlh of the court. This is the first
‘time in the history or the utilities com.
orders has been taken to the courts.
—-ltchl itch! itch: -— Scratch!
Scratch! Scratch! The more you
scratch the worse the itch. Try Donn a
remedy. , _ .
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cusroms menacrous FIND JEW-
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Royal Easy Chairs
eButton-aml Root”
Pulls Button Kind.
Just think how much more
comfortable you can he in a big,
heudsome ehsir like this, than
in any at r chair now in your
house. lie sinner Reyn‘llissy
chairs are unions the world
over for the
“Push Button," Disappearing
Foog Root, Conceal-d Newt
paper Rack.
and they come insuoh a large
variety 01' styles and prices that
you can always find something
to suit your taste and purse.
We are now making it special
showing and will be vpleaoed to
have you call and let us demon-
Prices from ‘12 to ‘20.
Come In Today!
The A. J Angevine 8: Son Co
184:1“ Washington Strut.
South Norwalk.
strata the great features to you. .
. EELS HIDDEN ON LEADER OF
HIGH SOClETY.
m
IJolm Jacob Astor, a social leader and
of Boston because they found about
$10,000 worth of penrls and other
gshe was examined sitor her arrival at
Boston in the liner Arabic.
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The Door of Profitable Occupation
Is Always Open to
Merrill Business College
GRADUATES
Come Let Us Train You.
Moderate Tuition.
South Norwelk.
Day and Night Sections.
Free Books and Stationery.
Stamford. Port Chester
Mrs. Thompson curried a
0' THE
NEW WAY:
Aolltyllllo
Oxyfloslroonlar.
Don't go to, the trouble and
espouse or partially emailing
your engine «lo remove the our
hon-«end then get only it boll
done iohwhm every psrticlo
or carbon absolutely removed»-
your shrine cleansed of oil soot
in e tow moments or this unto-
his wows
dolls little and Ill most time
emu-hm; your ear attended to
Ii“ them in settings. The exact value
of the pearls is not yet known They
urn being held for appraisal by or
ports
Twenty-live trunks were brousht
over on the Arabic by Mrs. Thom
son. (in account of the variety oi tho
contents. it was neoesuory to engage
hall s dozen experts to set prises on
the lanes. gowns, turn, and alike.
The customs authorities are also
conducting iii investigation into the
reason Mrs. Thompson slwsyi sailed
from Boston. Ellis hail bites been
naked shout it. and said she did not
rare to nil irom New York. like is:
been is frequent transatlantic new
gar. selling m or three times a your
for ,street railway service. whichwas .
2‘: In I:=;-;n;e;s:-.-:.;::-:I:-:-;-:I:-;I:-:-:n:u:-;-;-;-.-:o:s:fi.‘a I.I.l.lJ.-.l«I
”sinners 13.?er and J. ll. Halebut ‘
laying of two tracks on the bridge is .
mission that an appeal from one of its ‘
Mrs. May Van Alon Thompson. a
bride, and niece o! the late Colonel .
favorite-1m my years. is in serious ~ ’
Itrouble with the customs inspectors ‘
jewels pinned within her corset when ,I
flowed to the inside or her corset .
. small.
chsmois bss; filled with pearls, some ,
‘BECKMANN’S
National Biscuit Co.’ 3 Cricket-s below cost. (like: no I
prices which should appeal to money saving people ‘
Red Grahanis Social Teas Nabisco.
Maud 5. Brand Flour ”Bag 72¢, Bbl. $5.75
Gold Medal Flour . . . . . ....... Bag 75¢ Bbl.
Pillsbury's Best Flour .. ..Bag 75¢, Bbl. $6 00
Iones’ Superlatives Flour . . . .. . Bag 78¢, Bbl. $8.20
Large Basket Sweet Potatoes. .............. _ . . ... . .. 1%
Very Best Creamery Butter, lb ....... ....~.... ...... 351$
Barclay Perkins Co. Imported Ale, dozen .
Monogram Rye Whiskey, none better, bot. .
‘Biirkes Guinness Stout, (102. hips $1.25 doz. pts 51:”
Homer 5 Ginger Brandy, large bottle . ,. .......... ..
Burnett‘s Old i‘om or London Dry Gin, bot. ... .i 75
(20?... Delicatessen Beers; Mes
Porters
A F. Beckmann & Co.
88 AND 85 WASHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NURW‘RL‘K.
PHONE 440. 2.
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About the Winter
Trot Moc Shoes:
A shoe that is different Iirom the regular accepted idea at
Outing Shoes. Made of suit leather that is always pliable after
being wot through. it is the ideal Outing Shoe.
Conneally 8. Bracken
81 Washington St. Phone 368-4
$5.25
a ton COAL
A cargo of large size, No. 2
$5.25
a ton-
Nut (‘onl just received, $5.25 per 'ton
delivered in the bins. Try a ton.
HARRIS 8t CANS COMPANY
Water Street, South Norwalk. Tel. 74 ,-
Mrs. Angeline Scott enjoyed I'll
outing in on automobile as theluobi.’
Mr. and lilies Bowen oi Trinity- Pal
They viuliod Croton Lake and Ol- I
points or intereut. Mm. 530th “
intou it story oi one of her early it
from her home in New York. when all
onmo up on n sleep that landed
Norwnlk From that Militia she walked
to tho homo of her pursuit! Mr. out!
We Austin who resided, at that the
hunt Luke 'l‘rlnity.»»i§tumlord Alive
rate,
ADVERTIS! ll‘l THE BIENTINEL I
John ll. Suite of Portland, secretary
of tho Amoriuuu ilrnitlmloulste’ Union,
will be in attendance at the thirty
iirnt mmunl congress which will bu
bold in New York at the Hotel lindi»
<cotl. eighty-first street and ("omnibus
uvsnuo. Mr. Slum is the curator oi
the National History Depurtment oi
the Wadsworth Atheniienm, Hortiord.
nml a. member of the Connecticut Au~
duhon fiociety.
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am pmi,’ '4‘“, Dloohom penetrates and heals the ill
swollen membrane which Hm
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enemas; stops nasty distiller”;
W n feeling or cleansing, milling
Get it small bottle anyway, Just in: mine immedihtoly.
try itwtnniy it little in the nostrils won't lay swans tonight
and instantly your dogged nose wd‘m broth: with head sinned,
amounting sir essence: of the head closed. booking and blown“. a
will open; you will Months freely: Ior a sold, with its rennin: sum
.dniiimi and hssdsche disavow By mucous drooping into the '
2, morning! the cotton. soldier hudermr arms is distraction
he rose. Insertion
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