KT BEGKMANN'S
ties, plainorfenc‘y beckon-exudeverycmthaeourguar
antes of satisfaction.
ounces. lb ...............”ornamentation
’iiena. ....... ......
nee-teens!!!
35c, 40c, 50c and She
‘ HUVLm‘ HMO”. " “ NATIa‘NAL BIGGUIT 00’s ORACKERS BEIrOW 0081’.
V OHM". NA‘WO, GRAHAM 0R SOCIAL TEAS, PKGV.. . V
“NW. pmgmm V: Maud 8- Brand Flour Bag 72¢, Bbl $5.7"
TH! ”:91- op may -: ' Gold MedalFlour . . . . . Bag 75¢, Bl)! $8.80
PRODUOTI 3 Plilsbury’s‘Bést Flour ..... .. Bag 75¢ Bhi $6208
_ V , C, Jones’ Superlative Flour .. .... Bag 78¢, Bbl. $8,29
F A LANE L ' » [i .~ Very Best Creamery Butter, lb. 3M
7 . ‘ ’ ‘ to spend for m Overcoat to m heron—We’ll show€ “ - 6 cakes Pele Napths or Drone Soap . ....... . ......... .
5,. line! 0 eras: , Burnett's DryorOld Tom Gin. bottle .... ....... . ...... . ,
'1 Wu awn . him the greatest W of my” ta m NW, ‘ ;. Monogram Whiskey (for home use). bottle
m W“ walks have ever produced. smooth goods. rough inb- 5 Grystaiized- Rock and Rye. large bottle ...... . .............. . gm
Other Great Values at
318 320 322 325 330 335
with Hart, Sabine: and Mara great iinezVaVs the loudest ,4 . I ' ' .
exponent of hhrhease value. ‘
'A. F. Bookmann & Co
a AND IS WAIHING‘I‘ON 81'. SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 440. , . ,
we,“ on. u. u
\-\‘€‘~‘\‘n¢ an. “nuns
a w an" urn a,» or
a H 4,10 U,‘.~
. About the Winter
Trot MocShoes
A shoe that is different. from the regplar accepted idea or
OUTF lTTEF’.S
Miss, Margaret of Owen is the .
fichampion typemlter of the United
States. At Just at a show whlcu‘ ‘
-: was. open to the whole country she
"won the first prize. No sooner had
she done so than she announced that
Cooper‘s Derby Ribbed underwear—ox per gar.
meat.
The first degree will be contort-admi- '
the weekly meeting of Uncae Tribes
No. 26,]. 0.1!. 1L, tomorrow night.
There will he a rehearsal ioginht.
Robert Oliver, of South Nommwr
ited Glenbroolr yesterday
Outing Shoes. Made 0! soft leather that is always pliable after
Richard Gustafson and untold
F. Clark named to Dmbury yesterday.
being wet through. it is the ideal Outing Shoe.
Frank Good'child, “who has been
spending two weeks in Montreal, 'I‘o-
ronto'and Niagara Falls, returned“
home yesterday.
Town Clerk Herbert R Smith has
returned from a week’s vacation trip
in New York city, where he attended
several of the theatres.
The addition to the Cluett, Peabody
factory, in Union street, is rapidly gay
in; up. Work is being rushed. The'
concrete chimney is about done.
Mrs. Charles H. Ferris, of Wiiihl .
.. . ington street. haslbeen spending'irhree
.l‘i’i‘r‘heelr‘eiwi‘th‘r” ”her diughier.‘ Mail Cook;
of Watervilie, plume. Mrs. Gray, who'
returned with” hire. Ferris. will spend ‘
cereal days here.
The program of the churn! service at
Trinity Church, last evening, was very
successfully rendered by the soloists
and chorus choir being in fine voice.’
At the December choral service Gaul’a'
“Holy City” will be sung.
‘At the home of Samuel Cohen, on
Orchard street, yesterday afternoon,l
- ten of his friends spent a most enjoya-’
his time. Mr. Cohen‘s three sons from
New Rochelle were present and his
two daughters, who live here, have a
concert. The five are accomplished
Vmuslcians.
William A. Briggerman. the news
dealer, will move soon to the store on
the corner of North Main and Union
streets. in the new Hanford block.
from 138 Washington street. Charles
Brand, the jeweler in the Keeler build-l
ing, at 155 Washington street, plans to
occupy the liripgcrman store.
A party was tendered Miss {Helen
Boutozi. Wednesday evening, at her
home in l-lnnford place, where quite a
numbel of her friends surprised her.
There were music and games, followed
by a bountiful collation. All departed,
proving Miss Mouton a delightful hoa~
toss. There were friends from Bridge
port, Stamford and The Norwaiks.
There will he a special meeting of
the electors of the Firt Taxing Distriot’
tonight, at eight o'clock, at the Town
Assemblygiicll. Among the matters to
be taken up will be the determining of
the compensation each commissioner
of the district shall receive. and also
what salary the treahurer of the some
district shall be paid. The meeting
will decide «whether to authorize or
not the commissioners to use money
derived tram the unexpended spore»
priatlone for the purpose of payinu
claims against the district, where there
are insufllcient funds or no spproprie *’
tions.
F. S LYON
WGOODW
Job Printing
I!" PM“.
of 813,000. For the last week of Do-
tobar.1912, there were nineteen trans-
There were nine sales of property
in Nor-walk. last week, with mortgages
«on. of real estate, and mortgage; of
829,225.
Good tenants are to be had—for
the advertising.
Gordon Gloves
Good assortment of times
Fain-lo Gloves in Mochuaette.
“5:19ng Cashmere, glib. silkhllinn
5, tan. gray. rown, w to
and block 25c and 500
Children’sln’d Misses’ Fabric
Gloves. in can and brown 23c
Ladlee’ Wool Golf Gloves, in
my and black ......... 50c
Miseee’ and Children's Golf
Gloves, in black and col.
ore ........... 25c
KITTENS.
Mlsses' and Children’s Mittens
in black and colors 15c and 25e
Infants' Angora Mittens .. $1.00
J. I. Mallette
ALL KINDS OF
FRESH FISH
Oysters and Clams
and Escallops Fresh Daily
Cilibill’s Bridge Fish Market,
TELEPHONE toe. fihEE neuvcnv. .
.. _ . . ..
~a_. «a-
as Washington fit.
so. Namath.
Dentistry and
Nature . .
Nature gave us many faculties;
and a body to nourish them an:
The teeth perform the first act in
sustaining that body in perfect
condition. As you no lcct the
iéceth so you neglect t e body.
ee
Dr. J. H. Mallory
and have him keep them m pen.
fact working order.
16 00. Main at, he. Norwalk.
HOURB: 9 A. M, TO 8 P. M
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
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Royal Easy Chairs
'Pnshhichinton—md Rest”
Pulh Button Kind.
Just think how much more
comfortable you can be in a big,
handsome chair like this, than
in any other choir now in your
house. Remember Royal Easy
Chairs are famous the world
over for the
“Push Button, " Disappear-lug
Foot Rut, Concealed NM
paper Rack.
and they come in such a large
variety of styles and prices that
you can always find smoothing
to suit your taste and nurse.
We are now making a special
showing and will be pleased to
have you call and lot as demon-
strate the great features to you
Prices from 812 to ‘20.
Come in Today!
The A. J. Angevine & Son Co
184-136 Waehlnaton strut. south Nor-walk.
‘ it
The Door of Profitable Occupation
Is Always Open to
‘ Merrill Business College _,
GRADUATES
Come Let Us Train You. Day and Night Sessions“
Moderate Tuition. Free Books and Stationery.
The transmission of your car
is a reel vital oariwand i! it
isn't kept in More shape it
.will codenamed trouble and
expense.
To avoid mission trouble
Whom“ YOU (BAN’T lilo
PAIR ON THE Film-41a“ ua
overhuli your car this fall or
, winter. .
We lwill see than lovem—
THING in out in Ad condition
by genuinely
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she was to he married. At once the
company for whom she entered the
race showed its disapproval, and she
then said she would not wed for a-
yoar. During that time she will con-
tinue to work for the company. Miss ~ .
Owen took 125 words a minute on
her typewriter dor one hour. The best
previous record was that at Miss
We ii. Wilson. last year, with
117 words. (No sooner had she won
the record than she wedded G. G.
Rolls. of Milwaukee.
Miss Owen’s employers were think-I
ing of Mrs. Rails when they backed
Miss Owen into 9. corner, made her
confess that she was contemplating
matrimony. and persuaded her toy
sign a year’s contract. They asked
her at the same time where she and
Lou F. Hancock. the young man ml
whom she is engaged. met. She and
in Savannah, Ga. They said they werel
sorry they ever sent her there
There is nothing in the contract,
that would compel the company to}
order Miss Owen to exhibit in Louis-'
SOME NEW TELEPONES.
thst have been installed since the is
suing of the lust list. Cut this out
and paste in the. back of your di-
rectory:
Benj Abrams,
Conneally 8. Bracken , .
81 Washington St. Phone 8634 ' ‘ "
‘rL- a!a. a}. urn-r A. n., ‘ 'axla a alarm
4- .
-‘\‘ ‘ua~..~‘ t‘un‘ut ‘N‘ In .‘x‘msun use:
,.
C 0 A L a «mi
Not Cool just received, $5.25 per ton»
Try a ton.
W
35.25
a ton
A cargo of large size, No. it
delivered in the bins.
HARRIS & GANs COMPANY 7;
Water street, South Norwaik.
:_\‘~‘\‘ ‘ lax,“ ‘0‘
AI‘W Ir 'aurluj‘rbv'ruv
Stunning, i New
Winter Coats
way-n \:\‘\‘\’
‘0 0 aluminum“
Inf'q‘d'alg" I. ‘
=W\‘l.x“'h M‘
31 0”:th 3‘ ”‘3'5 , You can make your selections from Redford cords, ironclad,
W. I. Biascer, m. ‘ ‘
61 Senview Ave, E. N. ‘1557 chlnchlllas, diagonals, zlbellues, brondclolhs and novelty mixturel.‘
“11'le 1“ ilrophy, Kimono, set-in and mandarin alcoves, drop shoulders; some are '
1.133333%? 1318 lined throughout with satin and some ore body lined. in black and
V 79 Franklin Ave. 149-5 most desirable shadings. All sizes.
V. J. Concrete,
65 Main St. 3‘89 . $5.98 W ‘0 $29.98.
Eugene P. Carter, WE Al. l‘lt‘ll FREE.
164 .Moin 8t. 702-5
Alfred Cooper. . 5
no 'l’eylor live. 1014-12
......... 0 use im
227 a. anhington Si. 532 . ‘
Edw. n. Doulenn. no WASHINGTON ST.
30 Taylor AVG. 744-12 MMN QTORfin-«Elo Atlantic Street. Standard.
John E. Ford, .
to need Bi. Will-i 171:1: 13.:.:‘:.:t$1:1:1:;:;¢€:
Gulf Refining 00.,
Butler Eli. 300
Bernhard Clutmann, - AMERICAN BUFFRMBE AEBOCM the convention will he merited lay it
Bilvermino 1466-3 TiON. his mass meeting hero.
5. «Marcus. , .._- W. ..... ....W....
42 van Zuni St. 433- WMIHNGT‘ON, NOV. litm‘Wllll UH! AUXIL'ARV TD M'KlNLEY MM
Mine gm, 0, “0,91,01,30, Vprugram completed. prnotlcully all sol m...
167 Main on. mm'mnsouwnu have been made for the wm ea Organized in Nomlk. Nevem
Net-well: Hospital. Nurnoe’ Home, innnuol convention of the National Am 3 - her 11, .
Woodhury Avg, 252.4 erican Suilrngo Association, Willili will The lady relative. 0' all mm,” X
Mrs. Mary 9. Parker, meet here I)“: 1 for ii live days M3” having served in the war with drain. ‘
4 Film at. 917.2 sion. The mature. as made while in, including those of Philippine service.
Wm J. pawn, euiirnge headquarters here today, (mils and the (iliinoee invnsion, are many.
8 Slims Hill Ave. 716-12 ‘0? an unusually War “931‘ W WM ed to meet at the home of tits. 1. A’
”W. “H. Salim. who are seeking: solver”! ”1mm“ 1'0? disuse-Midi, it Maple street. Tuned
9 Edlio Ave. 1227.: women. anrdn oi one titanium! afternoon, November 11. iii on:
John J. Ungvary, huhragitts are expected to attend and o'clock, m “19 ”11mm of Whit
floundviow Ave. 375.2 an array of noted speakers are on the an auxjflary to William m
. Robert Alexander Whoop, ~11er for addresses. loamy, No. i), United 4313““ng my:
Perry Ave. 1195.12 The convention will begin its nesvl 3mg.
Miss Elizabeth Williams, alone on the some day that Congress; Those angry,” {or ”W
_ 7 diesel at. 330.5 convenes in repulse session. and ’9 as follows: Mothers, Iran ‘
Woolf and abate], planned by the teammate to mark the wives. stateroin‘iem “my.”
82 North Hath 9t. «5 ~ mum of an MM mm! *0 W rout-teen rem at are). ..- ' .
, ‘ suede W to out the rennin: sisters, “widows, first must.
watch“. Wm”. . “a m Constitutional amendment iiflfllllml rue auxiliary can in ct M
not my. new or mum. undermine neurone to vamini M0 timed to the local map as _
We fiwmesmma‘em rum to mt brim meinherehipisduhfi
‘ Women's» m.mu ocumittmotihotoohoumofoon-I gamma”,
mile Willem . . mm end have chosen their lien jaunt West or the m,
.emvmttheueaim mmmmme
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