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Miss Mary Cassidy of Norwaik, was.
a guest of Miss Mary McKenna in
Bldgeiield recently.
Do not {all to visit the N E Ryan lie and Atlantic terminals of the Pan-
00.3 store and take advantage of the nine l(lanai will cost a large part oithe
special prices on Merode Underwear.
medium weight, as the sale closes Bab
urdAy night. . l
last Sunday was the third anniver-
sary of Rev. Frederick A Coleman’s
I reowmmp 0d the Trinity EplscOpal
5 church Rev Mr. Coleman has start-
- ed on his third year in town,
~Winter cape. winter caps. O’Brien.
Joseph Mulvlhill, who travels with
Barnum d: Bailey' 5 circus, is spending
. a few days in town. The circus re-
turned to the winter quarters at
Bridgeport Yesterdty. Mr. Mulvlhill
will spend several days in 191111 hetere
’ going to Florida for the winter
months.
A daughter was horn to Mr. and
Mrs. George L. Rockwell, at their
home in Ridgeiield yesterday morn-
ing. Mrs. Rockwell was Miss Hannah
Ryan, of Bethel and has a number or
friends in this city. This is the fifth
, daughtei horn to the couple
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart G. Youngs, at
Cincinnati. 0., are the guests of local
relatives for several weeks. . Mr.
Youngs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olin S.
Youngs, and Mrs. Younge, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy, of East
Norwalk, are renewing old acquain-
tanoes.
~—-Seco11dhand carpets and rugs for .: :J I '1.
11111111
sale at shop in rear 9 Elm St, Norwnlk.
Labor Commissionemr 1’. li. Connol.
iey was token ill while riding by train
to Hartford from Danhury yesterday
morning, and had to get off at a way
station and return to his home.
was said later in the day by the llhyf
Iiclan attending him. that he was sul-
tering from stomach trouble. but that
it was not serious.
Dlntflct Deputy John F‘ McMahon.
all several other Knights oi Colum-
bus members 0: Norwnlk. went to
Greenwich last night to attend the
meeting of Orinoco Council, No. 39.
K. of C. Deputy McMahon installed
the recently elected oilicors of the
council. An enjoyable time was spent
at the affair by the local delegation.
-Cu1es and umbrellas. O’Brien’s.
The mod through Bandy flock in
now open to traitol, repairs on the
bridge that crosses the Houeatonic
river at that piece having been com-
pleted. This will be welcome new: to
those who travel in auto over the
mum-Womb”: route. as the do
Mr enunciated by the bridge repairs
m a particularly bad one, dangerous
Job Printing
DEBT PAVE“.
DDT WORK,
3.8 mms‘
our men ,
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David W Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED IAIN'D‘ DUN-DING,
l7 WASHINCI‘GN 31'.
Toyota“. 1m house. on.
PANAMA CANAL TERMINAL‘S
COBTLY.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-’l‘he Paci-
remaining 337.000. 000 to he appropriat-
ed for that waterway. estimates of the
bulk of which already have been sub-
The estimates provide for dry docks,
coal pockets 0! concrete. sung below
the sea level and planned so as to keep
bituminous coal from disintegrating.
The House committee will have hear-
them in the sundry. civil appropriation
bill early in 1.914. . ... ....
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VOLTURNO SURVIVOR INSANE.
WASHINGTON. Nov. learthe
Novlck. an immigrant girl, escaped the
terrors of the burning Volturno only
to fell ill and temporarily insane to
the Ellis Island Hospital, where she
eluded her nurses and hung herself
into New York Bay. The heroism or
a nurse, Miss Anna Olsen, who plung-
ed into the water after the insane wo-
man and after a hard light broughther
safely to a dock where both were new.
ed. was made the subject of an inves-
tigation by Surgeon-General Blue, or}
the Public Health Service, with a re.”
commendation that Miss Olsen’s hrnv-I
my be rewarded by a substantial i11-i
crease in pay.
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Our Stock oiggvercoateia probably the largutcycr fl 3
on sale by a'elngle firm in the ethyl-And surely as "‘ *
greatest values over, oil‘cred the melt of The Nor-walks.
Every Wanted color, fabric and model including the
season's latest favofithlenty of chinchilla.
.OllTF:TTEFiS
5 ._ ‘ 1 _ , ii
'MACKINAWS—A‘ good big assortment and priced
$1.50 to 33-50 lower. than other _, stores.
ALL KINDS OF
mitted to the 'House committee on not _
lpropriatlons. The $37 00t. 000 will] ‘ .
make up the total of 8375, 000.000 con-‘ v ,
templated as the total cost at the ca- ‘ , M
l.
Oysters and Clams
and Escallops Fresh Daily
easel: 333:“; Pruner: Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Marke
FflDfiwfllLWIRY.
The Door of Profitable Occupation
Is Always Open to
Merrill Business College
G R A D U A T E 8
Come Let Us Train You.
Moderate Tuition.
South Norwalk.
Day and Night Sessione
Free Books and Stationery.
Stamford. Port Chester
Mr. and Mrs;
tor
”New...
setting younger each year.
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and plenty."
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city to live.
Miss v‘liilo. Barrenger on was Mrs:
Meter Remsen as lawmakes life and :~
Meter happy in the new bungalow II
. built for two opposite the old home fj
stead of Frederick Staples Benedict.
gnu—It..—
EGG SWINDLER iN TOWN.
The high price of eggs has devel- "
1 : oped a new and very mean swindle. 3:
' Yesterday morning the Beershieat and CI
1. 2 Provision Company, at Main street. :1
i tilled one of their show windows with ~~
, a good quality of case eggs, at 35 I.
: cents a dosen, a low price just now 3
1 even. for storage eggs. Soon after the .-
store opened a seedy looking stranger II
Edreesed like a ram hand came in 3
- ,with a market basket and bought live .
fdozen. in less than one hour he was I.'
back for another dozen, and during :‘
'the day he purchased Just 40 dozen.
9021 one of his trips he was noticed 1'
by the proprietor 0! one of the cares j:
in town and a little later the some ~-
.man came into his place, and more 12
seated that he was a iarmer from ‘
.Weeton. and was stuck with two doz-
en "strictly fresh eggs." which he
would sell for 60 cents a dozen. The
proprietor quickly recognized him,
{and said: “You bought these eggs in
l'Beers market, not ten minutes ago."
To which the iellow replied as he
hastened for the door: "That ain’t so,
hose: 1 laid" 'em' myself." Manager
. Buttery. oi the market, states that he
has since learned that the man had
. peddled the entire 40 down 'in various
toluene and apartments in‘ the vicinity
and estimates that be cleaned up at
least $7.00.
~ltchinx. bleeding. protruding or
blind piles yield to Dean's Ointment
Chronic roses soon relieved. finally
clued. Drunlsts all sett it.
Judson Whiting has taken a position
at Norwulk with the Fox Piano Cor—-
Stamford Advocate.
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Forest Mills Knit
This is
Dr J..H Mallory ’8
great specialty. «Hie equipment is
perfect. his knowledge superior, he
uses only the heat of high mile mac
torinls, and Inserts lining); that; will
stay.
Perfectly clean teeth are gems to be
—!'
The transmission of your car
is a real vital port-mend if it
isn't kept in illustrious shape it
will cause poem] of trouble and
expense.
To avoid transmission trouble
w’Pl‘lOUilLE YOU CAN’T RE-
' PAIR ON 'l‘HE ROAD-have us
overhaul your car this rail or
winter.
We will see that EVERY-
THING ls put in Ad condition
by genuinely competent, real
mechanics.
You'll find 11. Matches shop
with modern; adequate equip-
mont here—end reasonable
charges.
W. A. HANFORD
Underwear
The new line weave with
the new flat seam.
A perfectly flat seam. no
thicker than the fabric, is
one more attraction added
to the underwear which
meets every requirement of
the present fashion in wo~
men’ a dress.
l..:1dies‘ Medium Weight
and lilcccrtl Lined Vests
and Pants ...... soc
Latlics’ Silk and Wool
Vest and Pants ..... 98c
toe-lured and will not decay.
16 80. Main at” no. lek,
HOURB: ii A. M. To a P. M.
BUNDAYB BY APPOINTMENT
w...“ Maui...»
Good Coal Makes Warm Friends
Paid on
We sell that kind. Thoroughly screened and deiluml by coronal
HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY
Water Street, South Norwellr.
Tue 7a‘t
* Savings
2 Deposits
South Harwell:
Trust Co.
Health Officer Tracey has stated to us.
that he believes OUR. MILK supply to
he EQUAL in nudity tonnyeoldln
Norwslh at the present time.
The FW COUNTY DAIRY CO.
in. «many. Wow
AWN We
Latlios' Medium and Heavy
Weight \le Vests and
Pants ........ 75c to $1.59
inntlice' Union Stilts. the
(hunt weight and floored
lined ......... .. $1.00
Lmiirs' Silk and Wool Um
ion Suits 52.00
Latlicu' Wool lluiou Suits
suspend $1.75
Children’s Flared. Lined
Vests and Pants. 3 to it
years ......W. use
Children’s Mercer! lint-cl
Vests and Pants. 13 to 15
years ......W. 3012
Children’s Wool Vests and
Pants, 3 to 12 your; .. soc
Misses’ Wool Vests and
Pants, 13 to 15 years one
Children’s Silk. and Wool
Vests and Pants 75: to 981!
Minuet? Elected Lined U11»
ion Suite .......... 5013‘
Misses” Wool Union finite
. . our...” Benedict ::
" 1 , 111m returned to the city for the with j'
GONG 0N AT
‘ “Bay; State, did youtnow my wife --
line mostv‘wonderhil hunter?" “No. ..
what doesrehe hunt?" "Trollhle, good ;'
Henry S Comstock was in town I.
fiundey looking“ as line as ever and .-
.Don' t fail to get one of our Circulars. They will be left D,
at your door. Watch for it. ‘
National Bis: nit Co.’ 5 Goods below cost.
‘ Quite aynurnher oi tlie’ltroater city 1: 1 , ,
Graham, Social Teas or NabiSCOS, pkg- ... 7¢ _
, , toursltoomdvantuss a: theory that -
. Murphy was licked and spent the boil-
1 day here in town. firewall, oh Tm-
. mum—a long farewell. Miami 3. Flour .
‘ PillsburyfeBest Flour
Gold Mulch-Flour
Jones’ Superlative Flour
Very Best Creamery Butter, lb. ............... 35“
3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser for ...... ....... . ..... 25¢
6 cakes Ozone 01 Naptha Soap ... ........... 2%»
Royal Baking Powder, per can ..... 12 22 43¢
70 Stamps with i ll). Very Best ”lea .6 .
25 Stamps with l lb.N0.1 ROyal Plantation Coiiee . .35fi‘ '3
Kirk’s Old Crow Rye Whiskey, bottle .1
Wilson or Green River Whiskey, bottle . . ., ....... 95¢I .\~
Monogram Rye (Our best seller), bottle .85¢ i-
Buruett‘s 0111 Tom Gin, bottle .................... 75¢ 7
Gordon Dry Gin, per bottle ........... . ......... 90¢ 1‘
..Bag 75¢, £1111. $3601.":
..... Bag75¢ Dblmoo:
, . George Stools m been hattinr in .3 V
‘ ' flouth Norwalk and farming for new I -
‘ erll years on the Brown place on
‘ . Bolder: Hill and has returned to the __
California Port or Sherry Wines ($1.50 value). gal. $1.03
Fine California Table Claret, gallon jug . . .. 85¢
Delicatessen .. de
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.-
88 AND IS WASl-UNGTON 8T.
Ideal Winter Shoes
For the men who dislikes to wear rubbers, Emerson
Shoes are as near waterproof as it is possnble for
leather to he.
M will! In
uncut-1
Notice the model shown here. Aith
out for comiort in walking. like all ough studied
the style and swing the most critical can demand.
5 Equal iv on flood Emerson: (or drain, work or
“ play waiting for you.
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'1‘!“ D/ ‘/',UIU‘
Stunning, New
Winter Coats?’
You can muho your sch-ethnic from llodiord cords. bunnies. ..
chlnrhillas. diagonals. tilmliiwn. hrondrinthu and novelty mixtures. '
Kimono, nobin and matidnrin alcove", drop uhoultlerd; some are ‘
lined throughout with satin and route are hotly lined. lnhieolt and
most deuirulile alluding“. All sizes.
35.98 “1’ ‘0 $29.98.
Will ALTER P‘ll hill.
M. Moltasch 81 8011
no Wkfil‘lli‘slG‘TON ST.
RAIN "OWEN-211) Ammo strut. filament.
”is finfi'm U w
new rooster some: A1“ 01.1: 11.. 1mm; 01 :11. 1111411 111131 111 m
' 1.1m ensure,
Itruehm Um! by can for the ram ennui-11 will now be carried no
"rim This Week.
the new moo ever the mm WM” The Madam. m out it
out w .9, ma W1 which has the shore Line Electric hallway (in
pm in Wm of construction M m to to and exclusively over the
moral months by the Shore 1.1m with m1"l it its expected that uncle
tiqblyti-nierargoo
, J LMallette
fileeirie M1131 Co, was ethology care it the that We road will“
mnedwmmmfleMt thflmlwinom Michal
irolieympaueimiut‘lem “summertime
renames“ '
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Bag 73¢, Bbl. $5 75},
.. Bag 73¢, Bbl: $6.20“:
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in a
chain oi! trolley transportation All»
tween this city and New Haven. Poul
New Motion to heybreoir, without,
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