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mtg-tours .
Mr. and Mrs. David Pollock. of New
‘Haven. were visiting Mr. and Mrs. M.
iii. Glover, Thursday.
mu ignition
The tooth“ team held a hard Drac-
Mrs. «Homer F. Bucknam. of Havi- 'tice. yesterday, in preparation for to-
lsnd street, is visiting friends in Mont— day’s 881118 with Bethel.
clair. N. J., and Flushing. ‘11. I.
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. ‘A lire drill was held yesterday duh
-——Winter caps. winter cams. O'Brien. ing the third period. '
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(Miss Josephine Poll, of New Haven,
who has been visiting Miss Edna How-
ard. will leave today for New York.
A meeting of the Boys' Athletic As.
sociation was held yesterday at twelve‘
Lo’clock. .An appropriation of twenty-
Homer Doulens, of :South lNorwnlk. ilxmdollers was r: “I to the football
who has been in \Detroit, Michigan. and
other Western cities for the past two
weeks, returned home for a few hours,l
yesterday. starting um night for Dem'w
ver. Colorado, where heexpecte to re-; ‘5 ’ ’
min for abouts year. - ST AMPED
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Household helpers watch Sentinel
All Linen Towels stamped on
plain and figured husk in guest
Want Ads. ionrohauce‘s-ato find more.
and regular size 25ch 50c
- appreciative employers.
Stumped Bath Towels . . 50c
All Linen Huck and Damask
Towels in guest and regular
size, with space (or initial
Announcement was made yesterday
of the marriage of iswbel Selleck Good-l
man, of 'Riverside, and Dr. Frederick.
Schuvolr. of Stamford. The ceremony.
occurred on Thursday, and was per-
formed in Stamford by the Rev. J.
Wilber Richardson. ___________ 25° to "'00
W Thankmiving Post Card.
A mating of ladies interested in
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forming an auxiliary to William Mc—‘
Kinley Command. No. 9, United Spsn— J I M all ett e
ish War Veterans, will he held at the o o
residence of Mrs. C. A. Heuschildt. 12 D Wachln'ha It.
I
'anle street. Tuesday afternoon in.I
3 o'clock. Department President Mrs.
William Kornitz and National Aide
Mrs. Charles Milne will be present to: -~
explain the object of the gathering.
Tel. 440. to. Nomlk.
«Canes und umbrellas. O'Brien's.
My friend, help the editor in his "8 If
wild‘eyed senrch for news. When ,
your friends come to see You, if you This a
are not ashamed of it. tell him; when
your wife gives u too party, if youl . 1
have recovered from the effects of the Dr. J.H. Mallery S
gossip. drop in with the news; when great specialty. His mum...“ 1.,
I. new Milly illl‘li Oil. llll your pockets ”afloat, m“ We 'mdm.‘ he
with cigars and call; it you go to arm“ on” the best of with grade inn.
burly, stool some of the good thlnxfiltefluls. and mm mm!“ that will
and leave them ill, our fliincl.uln.‘~"£my‘
’l’nrneil, (Mo) Sentinel.
Perfectly clean teeth are gems to he
thousand and will not decay.
10 80. Main at, so. Nomlk.
HOURB: D A. H. To 8 P. M.
.UNDAVB BY APPOINTMENT
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WHAT THE PAINTERS BAY.
"White Lead and Oil makes good.
punt. lint Mid Zinc and it‘s <bettor.”|
Wat's [- .end M. Semi-Mixed itesl
Point. it hides oven in black surface.‘
it mu for you“. The coat a: paint-l
in; is reduced. hecause the user adds “
three qusm or linseed Oil costing
only 45 cents to every gallon oi the L.
and M. Semi-Mixed lilonl Paint. to
make 1 3-4 gallows of the host pure'
mint ready {or use You not three
quarts more point for one 15 cents.
Gold hr Charles 9:. new. South Nor-
wr; mum: and Stories diam/ore
00., Norwallz; W. 3. Buyer and lion.
Weoimort; Northrop 3m. Bent—howl.
F.” s. LYON
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Job i
ome Let Us Train You.
oderate Tuition.
South Norwalk.
swshrneo-nxmimy‘ Shaker cm‘
to lie-found in shundsnce here—W collar. patch
New, brown, gmyficd and blue, '35. Others for
memim‘o up to $8. For boys, $1 up.“ 35.
.vercoa ts
. Our Stock of Overcoats is probably the largest ever
on sale by at single firm in the city-and surely the
‘ greatest values ever offered the men of The Norwalks.
Every wanted color. fabric and model, including the
season’s latest favorites—and—plcnty of chinchillas.
10.
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MACKINAWS—A good big assortment and priced
$1.50 to $330 lower than other stores.
waters are
. Oysters and Clams
and Escallops Fresh‘paflyg
Cutbill’s Bridge Fishi‘Market
TELEPHONE 108.
learniosuverllv.
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The Door 0i Profitalile Octupation
Is Always Open to
Merrill Business College
GRADUATES
Stamford.
Day and Night Sessions-
Free Books and Stationery.
Port Chester
l lights:
I llalau-I-
Reter place your our in‘ our
HEATED-GARAGE and avoid
the very real danger of having
your radiator and cylinders min
ed by a front. .
Antidroerlng bixtures
nnreiinble~don't
them hut lplyu safe and enjoy
the convenience and service of
Oil-R modern. thoroughly equip
pod. first-clues garage.
Reasonable roles.
W. A. Hanford
are
rely upon
ANNE was in
escAl-ss WITH FEATHEM.
9.4
of the late financier, arrived the other
looked at them suspiciously.
"Are they oigrettes?"
asked. for etgrettes cannot be
new. tariff law. Actresses and society
women‘coming back from Europe who
didn't know this law. or thought it
was a joke have had their aigreties
snipped. from their millinery by un-
feelng customs inspectors.
"No.” Miss Morgen replied to the
question. “The very idea! Don't you
lmow an eigrette? They are plain
peacock feathers, and the peacock is
an American barnyard fowl. The in-
spector couldn't prove otherwise. and
he let the feathers come in on the
head of the daughter of the greatest
financier.
m
BIRMINGHAM, Aln.——F'. L. Willis
sullered greatly from asthma and
bronchitis. He writes: “I got no res
lief until I took Foley’s Honey and Tar
Compound. it entirely removad those
choking sensations, and neVer failed
to produce an easy and comfortable
condition or the throut and lungs."
For sale by all druggists.“
WILLIAM BUCHTA 8U R‘PRISED.
Large Number of YOuug People at
His Home in Sound‘Vicw Avenue.
. A surprise party was tendered in
honor of William Buchtn. inst night.
Int his home on Sound View avenue.
‘Among those present were William
.Ilogers, Steve Poioncns, Oscar Cider‘
.‘grcen, Charles lisviicik, l... Cummings.
Fred zippever, Ed. Blackmun, Charles
EJoseph llei‘onsy uud five young men
girom stumford. Among the ytlllni-i‘
~lndlen preront were Miss Mary Mon-
nghnn, Miss .lulin llnvlicok. hiins Wil~
Iinn (Tellergreen. Miss Ethel Cummings,
iMIuH Agnou McNorney. Miss ilclon
'Good Coal Makes Warm Friends
We collthnt kind. Thoronlhiy mono! and delivered by cureiul
drivers.
Try it loud.
HARRIS & GANS COMPANY
Water Street, Smith Namath.
Tel. 73:.
nonmemmrrmynu arm/nu;
“lathe believes OURWWYb
be W in quality tour-oldie
Home!!! at Moment times
mrsmmm BOON?!
vol. muslin.“ W_
Yummy. Misses Annabelle and Joseph»
the Peden, Miss Mary Pollen, Misses
Mn.) and Alice (ironl, Miss Ethel Gus-
tnfnon. Miuses Ruth and (.lludys Finch.
The guests deported toward the curly
hours of Saturday morning. oil ox-
vlulining that they had in very enjoys
lilo time.
CASTOR IA
for Intuit tad Ollllilml. *’
lln [hi You iim Alvin Emil
30mm
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WAWURY. Nov. 8.-~.Ioll!l Tobin,
he bartender. was titled $25 and com
on the charm of selling “quote to A
minor. end m and costs for allowing
m to letter emu tho moon, in
court-thin more“: The and" mount
the «not at wove-loch. In. Jury iii.
Burns. on m until out Thurs-
dty. 'l‘ho mu m M u s to.
«it or rolling liquor or mom“.
:0 years 0%.”th aid in the will»
pitch wwlfiam‘“ “0
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When Miss Anne Morgan, daughter '
day on the great German steamship. I
the meeraior, she had some feathers ‘_
on her hat. and the customs officials :-
she was ..
im- :.
«ported to the United States under the -
.Snlfren, Thomas Buvhln. Mr. inrson. 1' ~
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.Don’t fall to get one of our Circulars. They will be lei!" __
at your door. Watch for it.
National Biseolt Co.’s Goods below cost.
Graham, Social Teas or 'Nahiscos, pkg- ..
..... 7n ..
Mlnud S. I‘llour ........... . ..... ling 73¢; llbl. $5.75
Pillsbury’s Best Flour .. ...... Bag 75¢, Bbl. $6.06
Gold Medal Flour ................ Bag 75¢, Bbl. $6.06
Jones’ Superlative Flour ..... Bag 78¢, Bbl. $6.26 I '
Very Best Creamery Butter. lb .................... 35¢ "
3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser for ...... ............. .. 25¢ ,1
‘6 cakes Ozone or Naptha Soap ..................... 25¢
Royal Baking Powder. per can ....... 12, 22‘ 43¢ .-
70 Stamps with I ll). Very llest Tea ........ .. . .. 6019’, :
'; 25 Stam‘ps with I ll). No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee .. 35¢
‘ Kirk's Old Crow Rye Whiskey. bottle .......... 98¢
Wilson or Green River Whiskey. bottle ...... . ....... 95¢ -
Monogrdhi Rye (Our best seller). bottle .......... 85¢ ‘
Burnett’s 0d Tom Gin, bottle ...................... 75¢‘
Gordon Dry Gin, per bottle 90¢
California Porter Sherry Wines ($1.50 value). gal. $1.03 f
Fine California Table Claret, gallon jug . . . . . . .. 85¢ ,
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Teas and
Coffees
Wines and , :
Liquors
Delicatessen
A. F. Beckmann
88 AND 85 WABHINGTON 8T.
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SOUTH NORWALK. ; .
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Ideal Winter 8
For the man who dislikes to wear rubbers. Emerson
Shoes are as near Waterproof as it is possible for
leather to be. . ‘
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Notice the model shown here. Although studied
out for comfort in walking. like all Emerson: it but all
the style and swing the most critical can demand.
Equally ill good Emerson» for dress, work or
‘ . ploy waitin‘ for you.
10?
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Stunning. New
Winter Coats
You can make your selection» from Bedlord cords. Musics.
chinchillu. diamonds. niholineu. hrontlclothe und novelty mixtures.
Kimono, sewn and mandarin MIi'iWQfl. limp shoulderu.; some are
lluod throughout with satin and uomonro holly lined. inhlwh and ‘ '
most douirwhie rhodium. All siren.
$5.98 “1’ "3 $29.98.
Will ALTER FREE.
M. Moltasch 81 Son
no WASHINGTON ST.
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