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:1 WAIHiNOTON or. 3
m M W: noon, «in. 3.
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At this evening's meeting of Purl-
tan Lodge, in Stamford, o delegathn
will be present from SonQ} Norwailt.
Miss Jessie Merkiee. of New York.
spentBundoy with Mr. and Mrs A. W.
iDroyfuas. at their home 1'5”“ Gibson
Court.
All Linen Towels slumped on,
main aud“ilgured husk in guest ‘
1111! regular size 25c and 501:
Stamped Bath Towels 500
All Linen Buck and Damask
, Towels in guest and regular
use. with space for initial 3 3
......... 1 25¢ 11'. $1.00
Thanksgiving Post Cirdu
6 for 51:
J. FI.Mallette
«outwit
Preparations Fior'tlio T icing ..
and holiday manure Mmade rln'.
town and my charitabl?‘ leavers
one planned to uh} the poor. of 1119‘ _
city ‘
I 1
The Wimtsoevor Circle: of. King‘s
Dungixters will meet with Mrs. Louis
Beers, 45 lilimwood avenue, on Tour
day at 7: 45. Miss Margaret Board-o:
Montgomery, 11.13., will be present aha ,
addreu‘the-elrcie.
Sherman Council Royal Arcanum.
will hold a regular meetinQ3 tomorrow
evening. and all members engorged to .
attend, 11.1111 witness the initiation cer-
emonlee us well as plan 1‘? the 11m;
quot later. . ~ 1
~..n..c..n-.~,..
' 3T roilrllodcompnnr hns construct-
ed a other wire fence along its tracks
in the Snrlngwood sectionlfor the pur
nose 0'! keeping people on we tracks
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mid coming in contact wlt e eiec- 3
tflilcotion work. “i This is
one
The Court laurel, Daughters of 0115- D J H b1“.I n1- ‘1
tile. will hold a harvest social, Wed-3 1f. u bly
nos-day 67011188. in FROG W's HMLF great specialty ills equipment is
The Knights 01’ Columbus lull luvitod. perfect his knowledge superior. he
Each member has the privilege of uses only the best of high grade mn—
bringing 8 friend All attend in YEW! terials, and inserts fillings that willlm
er costumes. may.
The conductors on the local trolley ”mm” °F°"" ““F‘ m W” “F F” '
33333333 are 3333“ these days “333303333331 uncured and will not decay.
mule passengers about smoking on the; 16 00. Ruin 81.. no. Mal-walk,
platform of closed cars, or even our-3 Home: 9 A. M. re 0 P. M.
vying lighted cigars. cigarettes or SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
pipes on the cars. The State law in .3; .
this regard in posted on the plottorm '-
0! each car.
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PAGKEY OFFERED LONG BOUT.
The county oommiosioners will 1163 1......
in session in the Town Hall, at Nor-3 (333130313003 Nov. lO.-~Jimmy llownn,
walk. on Wednesday. November 12. of mm“, 0,3133 35 after lPuckoy Mc-
from 119 n. 111- t0 3 D1 m. 10" the pur- Feriand for o twentyo‘ound match in
none oi issuing liconsen. Applicants a,“ city 0,, Thwkggwmg 933,3 The
not taking 0“ “m on “‘0 “'10" Western promoter would oil the Chi-
we will have their name Placed in 01130 star 111111111111 Jock urluon. 'ilow-
tho hondu 0‘ "‘9 Prosecuting “1“" on claims he already has Britton and
Agent for 'iv‘uirilold county. 33 3,3,“, 1,330,303.33 ”33.33333
flouth Norwolk Lodge, rid-709, henc-
volont and Protective Order oi Elke,
will hold its 270111 regular oosslon on
Woduoudoy evening. Sovoml nropoui.
lions for momhorohlp will he acted
upon. 'l’roporntlons are being made:
for the annual memorial sorviw toF
he hold on annuity, December 7th. The
committee in chorus consists oi Poul.
admired Ruler Patrick F". fironhy. Jory
mun Alum, .lohn Nougobouer. James
.1 Down and Sylvester sterling. The
new chairman of the house committee
in Jacob Unchiior. 1111 George Glover
m obliged to resign because oi other
duties.
round route. and while he didn‘t mm
a list statement that he wouldn't no»
cool, he onld he doublet! wholhor
Rowan could pay him his: price.
No One
Who into 11. 1111111111 3111-
per worth hot-ping con
sum So be without 11
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r1;
We have good sized
3111111111 in our Fire and 1"
Burglar Prool Vault
for 14 a your.
Soothlllorwoli:
: Trust Co.
1UnnnierKEn’ 3
new no new: IolwiuaF
men
FFS'PETFSOFNF “HATS—4111:
the toast- money—13 512 and 15.001 3 . F.
ear
llnioo Sum sFre certainly a moot papilla: form of
underwear anti 1n. the writer‘s op‘mlon 1110th comimt- '
able and doaimblitmpocaily our “Superior” make is -
to lie recomndildi for it is correct to muslin. We
have a warmth: you may choose iromm-boys
soc and up.
For men
7111.00211p to $4.09
“If You prefer two piece suits you'll find“ any color 3
*and weight here. merino, or wool Which you d’einre. . 3 '
3 [We have by for die best soc gon’nont in Connecticut
‘-F-heavy weight, warm. wears well. But; conic and
see the line for boys. :51: and up per garment— for
50 cents and up
we 696ch recommend the Hatfield-e cotton
lined wool garment-— mm and light. salon.
Oysters and Clams
and Escalldps Fro—eh 1331131
Cutbills Bridge FishMarket
'l "LEPHONE 108.
mm
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31:11:: onus any.
The Door of Profitable Occupation
Is Always Open to
Merrill Business College
McFarland does not like the twenty .
GRADUATES
Came Let Us Train You.
Moderate Tuition.
South Norwallc.
Seminal.
Day and Night Sessions.
Free Books and Stationery.
Port Chester
lousy-11
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EFF‘F'FF'LHFF'F'FF Ann-owing bottom are
EMF . unreliable—dent rely upon
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Baler place your car in our
HEATED GARAGE ‘und avoid
the very real danger of having
your radiator and cylinders ruin-
them but only: solo and enjoy
the convenience and service of
OUR modern. thoroughly equip-
pod first-class garage.
Rceuonoblc rains
W. A. Hanford
«3 that is, the lines of this your.
Fthe next Congress by the
‘ 18mins immigration authorities to boF
FJUIT A FAR“ HiN‘I‘
FOR GHRlSTMAG PRESEN'IF'.F
PARIS. Nov. 10.—-'i‘his coat is one
of the latest things in Paris. it is
made of chinchilla with a fox collar.
it is a dream every woman will no
did Christmas present for any reader's
wife. The suggestion is made m
early because the cost of the coat is
pretty high, and it may take the over-
use man several weeks to save
enough to buy it.
it will be noticed that the coat is
out on the approved fashion lines.
Pei-
hops by next year the men miliiners,
whose decrees make zfrightens. will
items found another way for husbands
to expend their money. The cost
may be wholly out oi fashion by De-
cember, i914.
nfiLVEBTON's IMMIGRATION SER-F
Vice.
Congress to Be Asked for $100,000 for
its Protection.
F'F Great" Sale Still 603,,3g F.“
‘ ' ‘ 3 CANS OLD DUTOH CLEANBER FOR
proclaie. And it would make a oulon- '
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BECKMANN’S
Don't forgot to look for one of our Circulars at your door. _
33 non onAHAmo, socuu. TEAS on NAelscos, PKo.
1- 3 willy e531- onemsnv sUTTsn, La.
oliviI‘IDO
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3 mos. MACARONFFOR SPAGHETTI FOR
a CAKES ozoNe ORFNAPTHA SOAP
FINE CALIFORNIA TABLE CLAHET GAL. we.
3; FINE OLD 11ch on susnnv wmz, oAL
~ 3 WALTER aAKEn's COCOA. LARGE cm .......
1 MONORAM 11v: (Our am Seller), 301.
GOLD MEDAL DR PILLSBURY’S FLOUR F
.............. nAo 753331311133”
wuss; SUPERLATIVE noun Bag 78¢. Bbl m m
”my-'41
.u..--.v.
Ide 1 Winter Shoes
For the mnwhodislikes to wear rubbers, Emerson F’
oer Ire as near waterproof as it is possible for
leather to be. '
In!” An
rum
Notice the modulation here. Although united
min comfort in walking, like oil Bmcroonn' It haul] :
‘ 1 the style end swing the most critic-1m denied. 1 .
Equally us good Emerson for die», work or F,
ploy wiring [or you.
Gonnealiy 81 Backer:
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Stunning, New
Winter Coats
You can make your selections from Redford cords, boucles.
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3 3 chlnchlllns, diagonals, zibclines, broadcloths and novelty mixtures.
GAIJVESTON Tex. “Nov 10 ——An no 3
propriution oi 11111,qu will be asked of
United 1
unleaded in making improvements and
Good Coal Makes Warm Friends
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Wo «oil that kind. Thoroughly menu! loll dollm’ud by Wu]
drivers.
Try it loud .
HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY
Water Street South Nerwolk.
1‘01. 7m.
. 301ml Monday Evenings F
lioaiih Officer Truccyhu W too-
that he believer OUR mm min to
' 11115611!“ in M17 “Wm in
rim-1111111191 Minimums.
The W doom 11m co
w. a. counter; W
I will. Mull 1
motion service at Galveston. Most of
this sum will be expended in building
a unwell around the station. mulching!
the present grounds and in rnislug theF
grade of the station to eleven feet
Fabovn maul low tide Tho “lance oi
the appropriation will he used to pro- ’ '
ride two hosts. one for the use of thoF
3 hoarding oillccr and one for ferry sen
i
, west. W of the most llooirohio oi“
1 movements, is allowing it corrolpouw
1 the loading Gouzhorn port in the num-
' ordu Ihowm that this port excoodo
. holes lo minim.
tho uddltloooi noon-airy employer. im-
ouution tint the present immigration
vice hotwouu the utotion and the city
whence.
Alfred Hampton. Chief immigration
inspector at Galveston. recently re-:
turned from Washington. where 3
contained with the authoritioo. and re,
ports that the plan as outlined nhove,‘
in invornd The records of immisrn-F
lion through Gulvcuton for nettlemont
in the undeveloped lands oi the coutu-
iorolgn immuu.
The station at (lowdown in uhown
to have always been more than M-
oustalninx. the reoolpiu for tho luau
(loco! your mounting to 328. 000 While; 1
this your will chow is largely moron-f
exponuo. duo to tho new amino 111111 to
rotation 1111 a direct result oi tho im-
lox increase. it is sirouly boyond
lineal your will he tho mount in 111113
history of tho hart (lulvolltou 111 now
nor of immigrants arriving. the row
all othoru luv largo numbers.
.muowmv AND Militia. ,
um hm Why, but they hove
u way of hiding it under a bushel.
if the hammock. could tell: in»
stead or crack whit u lot of things it
could tell.
A boy will dig bull. in the 111m tor
a hour film he would die out
Airman our u channel the
crowd tile We cloud is
enough lemming ooh.
mm
in furnishing protection ior the immi~ '
he F
Kimono, sci-in and mandarin sleeves. dmp shoulders,; some uFr‘e
in black and
ii
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ll most desirable ehndings. All sizes.
lined throughout with satin and some ore body lined.
F; $5.9§ 11» w $29.98.
3, we ALTER FREE.
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U1 MAIN 3TORE-210 Aflflltlc Street, Stamford.
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Name a flour? Gold Medal.
Name a talking machine? Vic. ‘
tor. 1
Name a pickle? Heinz.
Advertising
Will Do
It!
Name a collar? Arrow.
Name a brand of soap? Ivory. F
Ask the above questions to any 1 F
ten well-informed mmmen you
would like to have for customers.
for instance. It in an oven hat
that eight of them will name the
brands indicated above
ouch a unanimous opinion? What
does it Ill mean? What brought
it about?
Advertising. I‘- ”’Wiloli'ig lo
the moving iorcc behind all the
great commercial successes of toi-
DO YOU ADVERTISE?
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AUTO HAO DOM: MUCH To who. considered. or the 111111.11,
MOT! TEMl’Ech. drulllmd‘r home. it done not ,
W mint tho illooli money With"
That them out has laid 11 most on bv towns 111111 liquor delimit:
“looming influence on the spread at licences; but let the notorious
moiety and tumor in thin out ‘
trio in tho dismount of u well-known th
Norwalk Chronicler