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“Full size blankets in my ,
and white. from 701: to $5.00
a pair.
Comrortables 981: to 9350'
1 complete ass ment of '
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Rustcraft Xmas Cards
We entirely new lines to Norwalk
_: now on. display at our stores.
WM. 12. scans
Book and Stationery Store.
South Norwalk. Norwalk
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain
tonight and Sunday; colder Sunday
in the interior; increasltu,r south to
southwest winds. A storm of c,onsid~'l
crable intensity is central this morn-
ing over bower Michigan. It is cans
ing snow or rain with high winds in
the Lake region and cloudy and rainy
weather in the Ohio Valley and on
the North Atlantic coast. It is fol-
lowed by an area of high pressure
which is producing pleasant weather
with freezing temperatures between
the Rocky Mountains and the Mis-
sissippi river. The freezing tempera-
tures extend as far south as Okla.
.‘noma.
.44.“-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: :Low, 47; high. 62.
Clear. , .
Miss Annie J. Taylor, of Main ave-
nue, Winnipauk, is ill at her home.
Mrs. Annie Scott, of Stamford. is
visiting Mrs. 1H. N. Dunning and family
at 65 West street.
Madame Ada deer-iieuck of New.
York, is spending the week end with
Mrs. George alt. Van Alstyne of Bay-
view avenue.
The Norwalk Bird Club will meet
with Mrs. Charles A. Quintard, 148
Main street. Norwalk, Monday even-
ing. at 8 o'clock.
—John 2H, Dalrln.
New York will he in town next week.
Orders sent to the Mnhackemo Hotel
will receive his attention.
Charles Amundsen shot a good siz-
(1d fox this morning on .Roton Hill”
and expects to receive a bounty on‘
the head from the town.
Mrs. Annie (7. llaviland and
Misses Havilnnd who have been out of
town for several weeks have returned
to their home on l2‘alrl‘lold avenue.
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whitest soft huts,
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Lawrence & Phlloox are building the
1ill’tl1 house in the Woil‘plt avenue onc-
lion. ’l‘hoy'havo :1 contract for 1111'
other one to he built in the 11111112 in-
lure.
L)‘llrlen's.
’l‘honuts Plunktt 11god'Ll , was be~
ioro Judge horkwood this bundling
charged with truancy. liln case was
continued a wet-l1 and ,ho was placed
on prolmllon.
(liilt'iu' Jarvis Murray arrested (‘llu-
yuuinduy
1111 Hunter on 11. warrant
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piano tuner front
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WE LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW .
iNew Post Cards '
of the
City Hall
Fire House, Library, Royal James inn
and Cluett, Peabody Co.
6 FOR 5c.
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
13 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
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!0r.«.!P~tO-dlto Service !I|I
linen. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
‘ Office and Rolldonco
Telephone 904.
84 80. Maln at. so. Norwalk.
5A Blankets
Auto Robes, etc.
Sweater Specials
1 .oat—a-
George W.Wardwell
52 South Main Street
Breakfast 251:. Dinner 35c.
Supper 251:.
Sunday Dinner 350
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86% 94 Wash 8b, 80. Norwalk.
Sandwich—cc. Ham. Manhat-
i tan, Trlblcy. Egg. Frankfurter;
10c. Ham and Eat). Roast Beef,
Chicken; 201:, (hub.
zillvrumm p.11 the, violation ol' irul‘ilr‘
rouulnilonu and excessive speed and
r1211kl4111n driving. ills cane will be
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Frank 1.. lllnucllurd.
tu-Immwr James Young,
1111: in the harbor with luml112r.wuu
up before indigo l.o1 its and this morn
ing on two choices drunkenness and
branch of tho 111mm. Mtcr Florummt
lluut and the prisoner instilled the
judge mmtuod mauchnrd to thirty
days in jail with costs.
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‘DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIO.
Chiropractic Is the definition or the
cause of the disease and the art oi
adjusting the same. Disease in cans
.sd by 111 wrench, twist or sprain in
lthe back. Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain i
11.101 11:11 in the different organs mn/
limbs.
Uhiropraotora remove the cause at
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve syn
toms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curve
tum of the spine. You will never re»
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
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The Moyen T head. three point suspension
Spring Suspension, The Moyor Steering Gear
parts are made in the Mayor factory,
motorwihe Meyer
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and are a little better than
,(latalogues“or Demonstrations on ltaqucst.
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See the Great Canal in Plcat‘FIreW and Prose
., Read now You May We It most free
‘1:th It at into not
tomn o! the coat of parking express tr I
hire and other necessary EXPENSE “11:113.: m “Hm ”I".
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Auto Trucks
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from 2.40.; to ‘5-ton
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011 Easy Payments
Also Autos for Sale and Hire
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
Electric ELECTRIC FIXTURES .. Eloctriou
LNIEFII‘ganfgrpowcr. AT COST Motors;:::i.::
A11 an inducement to have your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT
we will furnish at cost the ELEG’l‘ltlti FIXTURES.
saving of ('10 per cent. of what other ilrmu churns you.
This means a
Let us fur»
tlu2r explain by talking the proposition over with you.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered-l
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE 342.3.
54 WATER ST-
BOUTH NORWALK
What‘s the use of keeping poultry
unless you get eggs?
You are keeping poultry for proilt.
and the chief source of protlb is eggs.
it you don‘t get them you are losing
money.
Cookers Laying 'l‘onic will site You
W.
A (and 116V. pays out in the but
Charles E Deli
9
Thamer
OCULIBTB AND OPTICIANB.
wuv 11012 see as omens
SEE?
You 12,1111 do this with a pair of
our classes. it you have lip-,1 vision
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mlna your. eyes and prescribe the
.orreci glasses.
8? Atlantic liquors. Stamford. Conn.
Eat. to yn. , Open But. Evngu.
YALE. FREBHMEN MEET PRINCE-
TON FHESHMEN.
F‘W 'ilAVillrl. NOV. 8.-Tho Yale
:l‘rosllmnn eleven met the Princeton
freshman in their annual gridiron com
test as a curtain minor for the Yale-
:Brown game this altornoon. 0n the
watch for promising ’varsity material
the football critics shorted more than
usual interest in this game. The visit-
ors appeared to be the stronger and
averaged seven pollution man heavier.
Each team has played live games. Yale
losing to master, and Princeton losing
to motor and dim.
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BREII liFllliliBE
llFF liil Bill Shilli-
lacub Hi' 13 Tails oilhelr Value in“
Meeting Some of the Prob
isms 0i Today
~. it
in which lie
Ayah-kw
‘ interesting incidents
the explanation oi the whole Boy
Scout Movomopt~-—‘.'tl1e tremendous
“pimpews that in three briet years has
organized an army of more than three
hundred thousand, boys with seven
thousand scout masters, and broken
down every imaginary barrier of Seat
and casts and the opposition that
once foil ai'o11l..of the, mistaken no-
tion that we had here to do with the
military spirit of the 2yo11nu.”-are
given by Jacob 21tlis in an article en-
titled “The Boy Scouts“ in-the issue
of the Outlook for October 95. He
explains the true basis of the appeal
or what is now called scouting. dean,
1.111stratlng how it, “gots:_under tbol
skin of n'bby“iaud modifies his life;
and he explains the ease and ofllcacy
with which the scout program fits-'1 in
to the program of other organizations
which are seeking to be an inlluencc
1ior good. Mr. Bliss writes:
The Scouts, don‘t, compete; they are
glad to,-lolu";l1unds with whatever or
ganization offers the chance. They
themselves rank as a movement rath-
er than as an organization. To the
Young Men‘s
has
land then, Where the nlflk‘lllnel‘y
that
stiil’ened into forms that. forget
they help to wake it 11p.
am thinking
cities typical
made roam reluctantly for the Scouts.
It was not that it was lacking.r in the
social service spirit; it was there, but.
it did not know how to harness it.
Once there, the Scouts went on with
their troop meetings and their hikes.
leaders from other cities came to talk
to them on their obligation to be duti-
ful, helpful, and clean, and then
something happened.
. Effect in One Town.
The town, as i said, was a seaport.
it had its slums and its social evil
problem. and a bad one to boot. The
Ministerial Association hail been
struggling with it and with itself in
its extorts to break through the old
reserve into the new day. but with-
out much result. When these new-
comers talkcd right out in meeting.
took 11p sex hygienl;1 with the grown
peeple, and told the truth plainly,
a fresh breeze swept through the old
town. The ministers felt the shackles
falling on, a civic circulation was
started up, so to speak, and the peo—
ple made ready to deal with their
problem. This 11 saw in one town.
It has sometimes seemed as if the
greatest heritage this generation
could bequeath to the one coming at
tor might be the conviction made
{not that there can be but one moral
standard for men and women. for
boys and girls; and an often have, we
stood powerless to bring it about for
our sins. Who shall say that it may
not come on this path? 1 have quoted
from the Scout law that the Scout
is to be “clean in body and thought
stand for clean speech, (lean sport
crowd " Clean sport puts
bars against gambling. which
hand in hand with all the mlsthlel
of the street and opens the door td‘
every crime on the calendar. The
. very spirit or the movement breathctl
loyalty to authority, to law, 11. lesson
our boys need to learn, East and West
North and South. it this be the
quality of its service to our day. what
_ greater could any one render?
BIBLE LECTURE iN NEW RED
MEN'S HALL,
The iollrlh iron lecture under the
auspices of the International lllblo
iiiudy Association is to be given in
New lied Men's ilnll| Sunday at 7:45
p. m. This lecture series hua provcu
to be of much interest. 111111 the com
int; address will doubtless prove no
exception to the rule. The speaker is
to be l’uutor .l. A. itiuuuluon of New
York. and his subject .is Riven on
Peace With ilod. Pastor Mutilation. in
known to be 11 thorough lilblo student
as Wall 1111 a consecrated christian.
one who should be able to speak with
authority and to give all who listen a
clearer insight into Billie truths as
Well as an inspiration to higher liv.
ing,
8TEAMBHIP LINE
STOCK.
INCREABEG
Hamburghmerlcan Steamship Com2
pany passed a resolution at a meeting
today to increase its capital to $45.-
000.000 from $37,500,000.
The additional capital, it was 912
platoon. was removed for building a
larger nest of freight steamers in View
. oi the opaninmohdhg panama Canal
2 anti 11111 for the newnlhhmsnt of 11'
Christian Association 1
they are usually a welcome ally; now .
all service is in its essence religious. ‘ ‘
it the door 2
crooks a bit as it swings open. it soon .
limbers up under the new impulse, l j ’
of one 01' the seaboard 1 2
of_ the old South that :-
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ANDREW DAVEY
90 Washington St, South Norwalk , Pltone.4i(l 2
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FOR
Watch T 111. Opening
The New Idea Garment Co.
of New York, has leased the middle store {iiid basement, in the
Rootlner & Harris‘illock, on Washington Street, opposite the
lloyt’s Theatre, and will open. on Satutday, November 113th.
with a gigantic Cloak Salcof lligh- Grade Women s and Children' 21
Clocks and Suits
William J. Burns, the most famous
detective in the world. has just come
back to, the United States after sev—
pended on the regular police forces.
and outside of Scotland Yard they
are no more competent than those
clean habits. and travel with a clean do
11p the ‘
gooslm
wood in perfecting
HAMBURG. Germany, Nov. tier-Tho .
of American cities. He has established
aili'lltiit‘s in Paris. London and Ernie
soil-1 already. and will extend this.
something neler 11122 match] to other European capitals.
fore attempted inasmuch who is 11,A111erlr11n 'ma1111g11rs~~1t1norlc11ns are
an of tremendous on «any aud'thc boat detectives, he says ~~~~~ will be
vitality therein no doubt he will sue. pltltcd in charge of his oillces. but
an organluulouitho dotnll work will be done largely
that will frighten international ciooks by foreigners.“ would be impossible
oral months in l2iu1~opc.wl1ere he be-
can the organization of u 111-hid widu
lcctiu1 {01212.11
who operate in America, Europe and to find many American detectives
A11strallail’111nlliar with European languages
He found on his trip that private and customs. Soon the American
detectiu- work of the character he crook who seeks an asylum in Europe
has done was unknown in littl'opr.,u2lll be no safer than in 1111 American
Victims of criminals there have tic-city.
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The Stamford Range can
do everything but talk. and
you WUiiItI not hunt a 1.11112
lug tango in your kitthcn.
You Want one to produce
good results, and to do it
quickly and without loss.
If you will examine the
Stamford Range you will
learn why it stands so high
in its profession, and why all
claims made for it are so
satisfactorily made good on
trial.
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