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gamma ‘ w ~ - f ' mmmedmher‘ NAsieoo. GRAHAM on socIAL TaAe, PKG. ..... 7
. LANI’I pun'lg' on.“ 9 L f ‘i mnfflt‘wfilfi’grdor the winter. Maud 5 Brand Flour . . . . . . ...... Bag 72¢. Bbi. $5,
’9 THE IM‘OWIA‘RW“ ‘ .. ., Gold Medal Flour . . . . . .. . . . . .. ..... Bag 75¢. Bbl. $3 00
7* Hoovers 9 . Mi“ Ed“ 51;?" W“ ““3 We“ 0‘ ' Pillsbury’s Best Flour . . . . . .. Bag 75¢ Bbl $6 00
Mr ‘3‘“ link. “WW " 5"“ sander Jones’ Superlative Flour Bag 78¢, Bbl. $6 20*»
F A LANE novmies mm smitten it". met Wig; a ”we“ Very Best Creamery Bittter, lb . '<
.6 cakes Fels Naomi or Coolie Soap ...... .....
.Bumott‘s Dry or Old TonnGln, bottle
”7m.
,wu the truest 9iL rpletlves en Penile
. .9 Street, Sunday. .41.» ~ MonommWhlskeyttoghomouee), bottle g i
{H Km mm mm, in? mm“ mm I'Crylrlsllied nook and on. lam bottle ...... .. ....... . ..... . a
hymn 3°“ KQi ‘ ’ spout the Week-end with relatives in . 00300!» n, .2“, '28“ 500' 32¢ and a” .
Whmywmafim‘l‘ mmmue.hl. ..... .356..40c.mc socansew‘
of well dressed folks, . .
.1 you’ll Pmbably 3“" W” Chutes Smith of South avenue mo.
1» "31 Hart Watt 4% tored to New York. satiety, and View
. Marx weenie; ami' ‘ . :s. “with mes. c mann 0’.“
. they’ re not “all Inky: :
either , m as ill-s. Stephen death or oar. ” ‘ ° '5 wuumo'rou 37'0“ 440 ”UT" “REAL“
tor street were weekend'auests or Ju- . ‘
lion Booth at Brooklyn. .. . .......
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Mrs. Bradley Burt was the guest at .
relatives and friends in Port Chester. ‘
for several days last Week.
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Variety of models.
lots oi dil‘i‘emrt new.
things, Md all good-a"
that describes our
overcoat Stock. For
, the oldersnd morocco-
'servstive dresser. we
Melthe Quit-tor dtypes
dignified and dressy;
For the young. mete
who seek the snappy,
ultra models, extreme .
styles, we have plenty
‘ of the latest things For
F.‘ C. ‘Benger and“ F. L. aomstoclt ‘ 1
.. were in Hartford yesterday, attendins '
the Sunday-school convention.
About. the Winter
Trot Moo Shoes ~ _ I
* Mr. and Mrs. Ward“ Miller of Dan.
bury sre guests or Mr. and Mrs.
George Miller otOefinoke avenue.
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Harris 5 Gone sell the kind 0! coal VGWEDFBATION OFFICIALG IN nouns men wholik'e N MI" 990’“ '13- “WW“ 1’22“”)? 0‘ A shoe that is dinemnt from the regular accapted idea 0!
that makes warm friends. Thoroughly WATBRBUJW. the am: overcoa u ewh Canaan 8 now viis '11: “Mr. m. ' _
screened and delivered by “mm W A BURY Nor. e—Edwerd 'l‘ idea. we have many Stop on E'. Keeler or Sm the at so. Outing shoes. Made 0: soft leather that is always pliable alter
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Emm- $332“). 0' 3'ng 1:3: . 3°“! W _ C H. Holmes and family have rent ‘ being wet through..filt is the Ideal Outing Shoe. 1
St. John's Lodge, No. ‘6. ‘A. F. and members or the workmens compensa- 1. Glad to show you 3332935332? gsaxgciglnpyiig Jill: V J I
A. M., will hold a communication. this . I. my... . m I '
evening when one candidate will re- glazefirzrmmzfertg‘theizmgnwegnin t. ‘ ‘ . Of them. ‘ house C & B k
ceive. the mainstream degree y y y , e on coats $18 to $35: and \ onne y raC en
, with-Frederic M. William, of this city, , other makes- the best The B. B. Sewing Club held a. weelt- - ‘ " ‘
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also a member. These entlemen coup , . . g I ‘ '
~——See Gay Zenole. MoLaren. autute a a mum“: of the com- at each price down to, ly social meeting at the home of Miss 81 Washington St. Phone 363-4
P 50. ‘NOI‘WNR ‘COWE- Church tomorrow mission, and are preparing a. draft of $19! ‘ Eighth“ and Gladys Jelllll’. South ave-
n‘ght- . the rules or the commission. They will . ”mm “mm“ "m” ' .
A horse belonging to Miller and 3° ‘° “W ”mt ~ 'r. Orl‘ ngxendry oi Mahwsh, N. J.
Tracey, of Water street, started to
m away from the compsny’e yud
Jesterdy afternoon. A passerhy stop ~
alwmmmw Gordon Gloves
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Visited his mother. Mrs. 'F‘rnnk Mc- m"""“""" """‘"
Kendra. on South Main street, last ‘
week.
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ClarenCe Yeaton' Of New Haven visit
‘ . - . 3 U7 ed his parents Mr'and Mrs George
.« _. W or ladies _, ' ' ' '
, .v 'ljlre hiahwy cont sinner will sire ,; .fil'l‘obrlelmoses id Hochnsette, . ,‘ N‘ ““09! ”owe“ Place. over the Stunnin New
.' b ltmt‘in‘a ln‘fitbe in Senate Cheni- " j’ Wham WWI- Wk lln' , 1,5 .. ». iii weekend. ,
{l3 Wet‘fld Gilliam Wfimtudtion . 7- stymnwlgte . . . ‘ ‘ ' . “
V . d or. Mr and Mrsnlameh A. Burchenal or - ~ ~ ,
-- November 17. at 11 8.111,th lir- , “dunggnd Misses Ethnic , ‘W _ —--——-—-——-——-—- W w Mimn Pu are nest of Mr nd Mr .. t
plic: ition of the Connecticut Company Gloves, in ton sod thrown 25¢ . _ , .. 9 . ’ ' " 3 s ‘ a 3' *
t.» rte-locate its tracks on one.“ the Mid W @010me S: i AL L KINDS OF Q '~ D' R” Merritt on South MM“ street, "
state highways in the City of Non mi and block ......... 50c » ..~ this week.
‘ Misess’ nnd Children's Golf
You can moire your selections from Betliord cords.‘ lloucles,
ohlnchillas, diagomls, zihelinee, broadclothn and novelty mixtures.
Kimono, satin and mandarin sleeves, drop shoulder-6,; some are
“n" ‘ 51:7“ ‘“ PM “d “"25 - Ruesellfl‘wist oi‘nutennordfw. 1., ‘
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The‘ Trinity Young Men's Club “ST-TENS. ‘ was the guest of .MI‘. and Mrs. Simon .
held a very enthusiastic meeting last Mk8“ and Chilldm'o Mittens Krapowicz, Smith 5 Ridge Saturday
mg,“ m the church parish hall. Sev- in block Ind colors 15¢ and 25:: and Sunday.
era] matters Of lmportwce were lnfsnts Aunt Mittens " “'00
freshiments were served.
thrashed out and a special meeting OYStel'S and Clams Mf‘ and Mrs. Theodore W. Benedict lined throughout with satin and some are body lined. In black sud
Pm“- called for Wednesday. November Jo Is “Mallette :23 m:l:;:t:;:ofi;ide$3urgrh$rz ’ ‘ most desirable shodlnge. All sizes.
_‘ 12. at which time the members will IWsshlnm u and Escauops Fresh Daily M“ m“ PM I . . . . .
; enjoy nbanquet. After the meeting re- ‘rgl, 44.. lo. Homlk. - ; ' $5.98 up to $29.98.
WE ALTER FR EE.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market M” m“ 8““ “““ '
ly" oi Springdole spent Sunday with .
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William l.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERV. Brant, Baldwin “Venue,
wAt Beers' Mitt turkeys. ducks.
broilers. fowls and roasting chickens.
m...-.. ..
’Mrs, Baldwin, of Roanoke. Virginia.
who has been visiting her brothers. D t tr d
Dr. (‘lmrles G. Bolumnsn and Attor- en is y an
my William J. ll. nohonna. in South
M. Moltasch ‘8: Son
120 WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN arose—210 Mllntlc street, Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Heerdt have re
turned to Norwalk, after spending a
week at. the home 0! Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Norwolk. is now the guest of her Nature . . The Door 0f Pmfitflb‘e Occupation . T' 1’31"". 3‘31“de avenue.
Is Always Open to
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brother. Dr. Benjamin W. Ilohnnnan, , V
In Atlantic street, Stoml’ord. Mrs. Nature g!“ B may faculties Mm‘ M0“ Seoley and Minn Funny
Baldwln Is the wife of the famous do and a body to nourish them all. M .11 B i C 11 Whitney of Stamford were guests or
tective who flmirod in tho capture of The teeth pattern the first act in er r]- us ness o 886 ”“3“ “m" 1“”- w"“““ Paw"
the Allen «gang of outlaws. sustaining that body in perfect G R. A. D U A T E 3 South Main street, Monday. .
~--—-—-——-— condition. As you lect the
Norwalk Aerie, No. 588, Fraternal tsfeth so younegleet neglectmtge body. Come Let Us Train You. Day and Night Sessions. “‘8“ ”Hwbe‘h ““9”” ”mm“ 0 a as all-S
Order of Eagles, hold its regular meet- Moderate Tuition. Free Books and Stationery. to South Manchester. Friday. “"8”
ins last night. it was decided torrents ., spending several days with her per»
ml] call and a mum“ at the next reg— ‘Dr J H M a" cry booth Norwelk. Stamford. Port Chester ants. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Krapowies. 13 ISh ”mental!“ Rgst"
.r‘
nlar meeting, which will he on Nov-‘ Smith‘ltidze.
om’ber 19 The members also Voted and have him W them in per—
10 open the charter for new members feet
working m.
for ninety days. Arrangements were
Pull-i Hutton Kind.
Just think how much more
comfortable you can be in I bit,
lriindiimno choir like this. that
in any other nlutlr now in your
’1‘. W, Hall, inn, is seriously ill at
his home on St. John Place. suffering
is Go. lulu on. so. mimm tram mm or the hem. He was WW Rmmmm ROW Um
talked of concerning the ennui“ wln- . ' The transmission or your on t‘hnirs em lemons the world
tor pinoclile tournament. There was HOMO. ’ “r ”r T” E I" M' in ii. real vital partwaend it it “wk“ on aundny evening. sad for over [or the
5 goodly numflmr ”regent. ‘uquv. .v M‘NTMENT [In't tag” in 111151431”; sn‘m n I» time h“ “‘0 WI. “0“”,de 0'. Dre.
will unuuoend of tronble sud Reflector sod O‘Bhwxlinssey were
expense. called. The iormer arrived limit and
m¢¥$fi§fmuflfiwgrg¥m gave it". Hell treatment that brought
pun 0N mm ltOAlIlw-hsvo in; him out of immediate danger. Mr. Hall
avian“: your mi this ml] or is now resting quietly at his home. and
w titer. his run trienti l f .
Wn out see that nvmnn WW” ‘2." “h ”r “ ”my
THING is put in A-l condition ‘
by genuinely oom‘peient, real m
Menus. Mia» 80min n. lmkwood, (interim
You'll find it tunnels“ 33109 of Mr. sod Mrs. w. memoir lioc‘kwood,
with. modern, stings-«to new ,
most hemmi smoothie W” married in WW9!” Raymond
"Push Button,” niunmulug
Foot Rest. Canoeslsd News»
osper Rs'lt.
and they come in «not: a ism
variety or styles sod prices that
you (illll always drill romaine!
in mm. your taste and nitrite.
We are new melting s ”will
showing end will he Messed to
have you call and let. us demos-
etretn the great lemons to you.
Prices from .12 to 520
Come in Todsyl
The Hon! Morris W, Eeymour. of
ilridueport. a member of the board
or pardons. no it visitor to the osm-
tol, in Hartford, yestordey afternoon.
lie called to title Highway Commis-I
elonor lloimett in regard to the oon-'
ntrmétlon of a Mutiny in will“ lie is
interested. .Mr. Eoymmr iii obliged
to use 3 orntell on account or s trou-
ble chosen by water on the lime. He
said that he him «littered from the , ”an“, zany oi 2:22:23;th goggmgmg. , . ..
trouble practically all warm, but ‘ ' ‘ mm 1' " I" m.. y ’11] A. J. An & so 00 1
that he feels much better now w s As H A N F 0 R D M. J. Howard Hoyt, I). i). Those 6 geVifle n
WWW... W , , , - who witnessed the ceremony were 134-130 wmltimon street. Booth mm";
Mrs. Welter Dayton (formerly Miss
moi Kaiser) end Mr. Dayton. At
tor the ceremony, the (.‘Olillln proceed
» . . s , ed immediately to New York on their hugs o! difllthafllw town, not edit“ ANTILLMV cOfifik‘l‘é
,. 00 0%! Makes vv m Friends honeymoon, whirl: will to of about it there are innnmsrnlile asses of wrist HIGflUl‘f.
week’s duration. The bride sud groom are called curler use». Poi-soils so w...“
W "'4' W“ mm item. and We aim rimmed no not mm in. not in M moment. rm. with «steers:
We ran that rim. rhommr screened and delimited by csrefnl
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friends. On their return teem their most ereyinstsnee are shyinetntlrelr the Eighth company, . - ,9
wedding My, they will reside in in» yards. However, my most not have Coast Artillery st this city,
mm mm, Try . in“, mm. sit the horns or air. Patty’s the premises, for it is said that they netted orders to recruit in ,
“01" PAP“, ” _ mother. on our: the dipntlleris item to to its toll wsr strength of I“
I"? WORK. 5 T C * . _ . , W others. m m hm in Men liglit- tiers mi volunteers as w
”um “mt 0s ' . ; ., ‘ ' g 9 ~ -» . " ' . 0m lobed was closed sit! m ii, nineties my attest to liming so (or. The mossy has list! '1 ,
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