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HUVLIR'C FANS!“
OHDGOLATI‘
LANE’O PURI '0‘ GI”.
PRODUCT.
F. A. LANE
1 l1 Wuhluuhon “to...
Own: .N'omlk
J. .I. Mallette is showing- an elegant,
display of holiday haudkorchiefs.
Mrs S. L. Glory, of West Street, in
visiting friends and relatives in Motto.-
wan, N. Y., and New York City.
Joseph Davis speaks of the famous
Nash Cross leather goods in his adv.
on page 12 today Also Arrow collars:
~Snnppy Kellys at O'Brien's.
French ivory articles which are be
ing shown at the N, B. Ryan Co's
store reveal some very dainty gift;
ideas at moderate prices.
Mr. and Mrs, George. W. Chamber-
lain and son of Norwalk. were recent
guests of Mrs. Chamberlain's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Steven‘s, in Ridge-
field.
Announcements have been received
in Norwalk to the effect that a daugh- ‘
tor. Janet Huntington Wade, was born"
November 19th, to Mr. and Mrs. D911
bert M. Wade, of Bridgeport.
A large force of men are paintingl
the roof of the Weed hiulding, in
which the Town Hall is located. and
making other repairs and improve-
ments.
The Osnrogu Camp Fire Girls have
given ten dollars toward the purchase
of the Thompson ‘Reilecloficope. at the
Library. The Guardian of this Camp
Fire is .Miss C. L. Koster.
-~i.atest softvhats. 3'Brion’s.
Oscar ll. Hanks recently sold a 1914
Meyer car to Alonzo Buttery of fill
vormino district, and one to George
D. Clark of Milford. Mr. Banks has
started preparations for his exhibit at,
the Bridgeport automobile show in'
January, Wllli'h he promiuos will be far‘
superior to the (lilo that attracted so
much attention last year.
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RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT.
'l‘be onamn treatment for tho
llrinh Habit can he used with obsolutu
confidence. It destroys all desire for,
whisky, poor or other alcoholic utimu:
lunts. Thousands have successfully.
rm: m? or utility ~ 3 1; '
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Im‘ ”the“ m ‘d
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.UNDERTAKER .
NEW nan alien’s BUILDING,
' 21 WASHNNQTON‘QT.
Tuneup. lam; hon-o. m. .
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F. J. Brand. The date of conveyance
and transfer is designated as on or
after December 12th.
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Holiday Offerings
Our complete line of Hanker-
chiei‘s are now ready.
Ladies‘ Plain Linen Handker-
chiefs .......... 15o to 35¢:
Ladics‘ initial Linen 'Hlllllllier'
chiefs .......... 15c and 25c.
All Linen l-Iandherchiei’s, Emil.
corners ........ 15c to ”-50
All Linen. woo Trhumod l--iand
hurt-liners ...... 25: to $2. 50
Ladies All Linen limb Hand
kerchlcl‘s, 6 in a box .. $1.50
had‘ies' All Linen lnitnl llund'
kerchiers, Emil, durum», 2 in
a box ................. 75o
Ladies' All Linen lamb. liloud-
kerchleils ........ 25c to $1.50
Lndios' All Linen Hand Emb.
i-land-kerchieie ........ $2.25
Gents All Linen 'linndkor-
chiefs ........... 15c to 500
Gents’ All Linen initial llaud-
korchiefn ......... 15c to 250
Children's Handkerchiefs, ‘.l in
Children’s All Linen .liandkor—
chiefs. 3 in a. box ....... Zoo J
Fancy Handkerchief Box giv-
en with. 11/ dollar purchase of
Handkerchiefs.
J. I Mallette
To} .9.“
Bo. Nomlk.
The Teeth and the
~— Eyes -~
Eye troubles are often caused by
neglected: teeth.
can tell you on ilrst examination
and may assist you ill keeping both
faculties unimpaired.
The Laughing Eye, the Pearly
Tooth, cannot be said of a neglected
mouth.
16 80. Main BL. Bo. Norwulk.
H8UR8:9A. M. roar. M.
auuosvs av APPOINTMENT
used it and have been restored to’
lives at sollrioty and usefulness. (lam
be given uncretly. Coats only $1.00
per box. it you fail to get resultd‘
from OlllUiNl‘G alter a trial. youu‘
money will he refunded. Ask for true
booklet telling all about ORRINE.
Parker Pharmacy, 8 North Main
streethouth Norwalk. . i
F U S O LYON
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J ob Printing
IEUT PAVE“.
Last Week
oi’ the
Christmas
Savings
., Club
"No pennants received
alter Doc. uh.
SouthNorwslk .
. a?“ mall:
fibril-“iii 1'
A notice of intention to soil was filo '-
« ed with the town clerk today. Charles:
Brand will sell his jewelry and optical;
business. in South Norwalk to Adele}
-. in ”$4 Coats . $2.45
’ $5 Coats - $3.45
a box ...... 10c, 15c and 18c .
FRESH FISH
88 Wuhlnmn it. i
About 40% OFF
Broken Lot‘s & Sizes
VButNearly All Sizes
The» wonderful :VlIUBB are wavercoats oarrihd over from
dust year. That ll their only crime; the original quality In
there and all the 8W": you want. for fashion has made al-
most no chance in any way. All are extra nood vaiueofand
our usual guarantor: 0°33 with every. hale.
A .
Reduced
Prices
Boys’ Overcoats, 10-17 years
with convertible collars in than desirable
light colors so
much admired. ‘
$3.50. Overboats - $1.95
$7.50 Overcoats - $4.459
S5 8: $6 Overcoats $3.45
$10 wool-lined “ $6.95
Children’s Coats, 3-10 years
Button to the neck.
same have for collars.
:M Coatsy.» $1.45
THIS IS BY FAR the greatest offering in Boy.’ and Child‘
ren’s Ovarcoats, made in the Twin cities in years. Como
. promptly for firstheloctlon.‘
g delay.
Don't under any circumstances
OiJZi‘FiTTEFlS
the “satay on the
. have arrtvogi in.
noramonu by the boys and the ball-
.ing done by the girls. i I
Secretary Brynn. who addressed tbl
>l)(}yhl and girls at Continental Hull last
night, said he was kept inlay lecturing" .
to keep a little farm in Kahuna run-
ning. At the some time he declared
[that the farm was the. future of the '
.young man and that it offered greater
. onportunltlos‘than any other vocation.
i
li’arm was in “it? nature of a sinlllM
Hand, and that ultimately be expected
to get more out of it than he put in: ‘
N Next week representatives of boys
land girls clubs in other states will
reach the national capitol on a sight-
seeing trip. There will he a cham-
pioh member of boys’ corn clubs from‘
(each of the Southern Mates; cham-
,pions from girls‘ canning clubs from'
and Northern
and boys' potato1
Southern. Western
states, and girls‘
clubs in Massachusetts, Ohio. Utah; . .
lawn and ..Miolllgan. Colorado ' will’ _ S C . d Sk
-... . . lil llitS,’ oats an ll‘lS
; Those who have come from Ohio tr-
lived in six special trains on which
other. Hence the extraordinary reductions offered at this time.
“1”" 319° “’9"? Seven“ ““ndre‘l Suits which sold for $14. 98 and $1.93 ................. $9 98
men“ and ”WW ‘mkmg 3“ Wu” Suits which sold for $19 93 and $21 .98 ......z ......... $15 98
“‘0” 01' nearly 2000- Who trooped ”V61 Coats which sold for $7 98 and $8. 98 for ...............
the public buildings of the city and Skirts which sold: to: $2.98 and $3.49 ............... $1.98
23:213an :1 $5533.31 ($235: one NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT m FULL HOLIDAV ARRAY.
i ' ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ We are making a splendid show of choice new Nechwear. it
here the party will “3"" President. is a collection such as will command general admiration for its
Wilson and Secretary Houston. who
‘will present them with diplomas. ‘.
N The second delegation of boys and
1girls will reach Washington on De .
'cember '1]. They will meet at. one oil
the large hotels. where a "get n(‘-‘
quainted" meeting will he held. lln-‘
inediatoly thereafter will begin the
round of sightseeing that has been
outlined for them by oliicials of tho
,lllepartnleui of Agriculture. i
l The excursions urn being made at
the expense of the citizens of the
‘states from which the youngsters
come. The Ohio excursion. it is es-
:lllnuted. will cost the business men
.or that state, nearly $150,000. ‘
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ALL KINDS OF
Oysters and Clams
and Escallops Fresh Daily
‘ Opened Long Clams
ICutbill’s Bridge Fish Market:
TELEPHONE 109. . FREE DELIVERY.
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Dr. J. H. Mallory: W9 SB“ Clean Coal
ONLY THE. BEST COAL A REALLY GOOD COAL.
Lehigh Coal
HARRIS 81 CANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Norwuik. Tel. 7!".
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Save 15% on “insurance
BY CARRYING A
Pyrene Fire Extinguisher
in your Auto
F. E. Lockwood 8. Co.
39 WALL STREET.)
5
"tannin anomalous» on;
mulls.
‘ Ilm‘rll Alison GAQF.
The use or Mind R. Smith is on
John .1. Guam. i’rooecutlng Attorney
the senior member, chairman: or the William A. Grim. Jo. and witnesses
board. They adjourned latter ormu. atophézl Ker-sitar, Walter A Rose;
his until toutoht. when the“ Initiation Jami Month”. 0mm Freak 3:-
of u superintendent.
' 9'“th {5d
The charity commissioners that ma in museum today. dim attorney. ‘
. night and elected George n. Raymond.
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-Nover can tell when you'll mash a
(tuner or suffer a‘ cut, bruise. burn or
scold. Be prepared. Dr. Thomaa‘
iliclnctrlc Oil instantly relieves the
Dniu—nuichiy cures the wound.
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wommis CiVlc LEAGUE or Nos.
WALK.
Members of the League are invited
officially to be present Sunday night
next at the Norwalk Methodist Church
in 7:30. In: W. n. l-‘or‘nush will would
For Him.“ Dr. i-‘orbush is one of Him
most eminent authorities upon this
topic which really concerns everyone,
and be is one of the most interesting
speakers in the country,
Notices have been heat in each meul~
her of the League announcing that
Nlho regular looming ol‘ the Leanne
Will he held upon invitation of tho
Ethonl Friday. l’loremhor 12th. at the
'South Norwalk Library at 3.30. Mrs.
lorry of Polhnlu. a member of tho.-
School Board there Is to speak upon
i‘WVonlan'tr Field in iilduoaiirm.”
“the close of her talk Airs. Jenn
mortior, Chairman of tho Lecture
Committee invites the company to
adjourn to her house and there to
spend a social hour and moot lire.
(lorry.
...—..-»...u- >wwrw~a ..
Ads. for light. on the “where to buy"
puzzle.
Trained
anon and women alwuyh load ill
the race for promotion and
better pay. Hundreds have to
celved this training which. loada
to Success at
errill
, Bonnets Coilhge
smoo- lull mutton hail 8m Gainer Junior
W' , We:
7 MNEYSAVING SPECIAL
«4;; AT BECKMANN’S
. . .Zdill They came .3
from Ohio; where they won the lrilli :'
«All a reward for the excellence of the II
Ql—le went on to say that his Kansas 3
upon "The Boy and What we Can do”
South Norwnlh Municipal League with.
Al,‘
1hr;
Home- seekers watch Sentinel Want‘
man u mindiduié for ”in office At tho
. countdornhlu support in other districts.
. and inexpensive moon: of ammo!-
i hurrying a massage to the one: who
at it
National Biscuit Co' a Crackers Below Cost
5 O'GLOCK was per pkg 7c
BARONET. BNSCUNT
PM NEWTON6
Medium (trade French Peas par c. 1'!) ...................... 13¢ ‘ _
Fina Glade French I’L‘Hii, per can .............. .. ........... 13¢. '”
llxtra F‘ine Glade h‘lollch Pens, pol (an ..................... , : .
Maud 8_ Brand ll‘gloul ................ ling 73¢ ii-hl. fig; 137%?
Gold Medal or Pilisbury‘s ................ ling ' Rh! 8
Jonea' Smperiative ll‘lour ....... Hag 78¢ lib). 256:2 A
Max Anna- Annie Butter (Reg 12c jal) ...................... 10¢ I .
ll cakes Fels Naptha or Ozone Soap ........................ 25¢
Teas Wines
Coffees DELICATE SSEN Liquors
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
33 AND 86 WASHINGTON 8T. .. SOUTH NORWALKU :1
PHONE 440
“ or: door: .
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EMARKABLE Reductionsw
. ‘_"-‘\,“,‘\‘
1": a, mun; '1’.
We do not carry over our merchandise from one season to an-
agompieteness and character. No matter what may he desired you
will find exactly what you want here.
HANDSOME FUR COATS AND SETS.
_ Prices are much reduced. A Fur Piece makes a handsome
present. Pick it out now. and We will gladly hold some for you.
M. Multasch 8: 8011'
no WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN STORE—~210 Atlantic Street. Stamerd.
Womaeameaaaaeeaan
‘\ ‘ \‘x‘ \‘\,‘\,‘ x ‘ \Q .. -3- \‘ \ ‘ \
l. in '1‘. '5' within/"1" ant/"i.
‘ ‘\p\
Slater 8: More'l. Emerson, and Keilh
SHOES for Men '
E. C. Burt's. Lounsbury & Sonics, C. P. Ford
SHOES for Women
Connealiy & Bracken
CMCWWW. ‘ ”600330000
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HATTERS’ ELECTlON. I
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Simon Blake and John W. Sculiey Can.
didates for Presidency. i
Cut the high cost
of living by burning
COKE
Cheaper and . ,
Cleaner than Coal
The election of national olii 'm‘s oi‘
Alho United i'lulioru oi North Alnvrirn
ywlii be held on Friday, liccomber lit.
in all the hut nmmrl‘auluring districts
for the country where lovnl unions or?!
ostnlllislmd in this city, the poiills‘
’1llllce will ho liur (‘onirnl Labor l.»
Team.
All at tho caudhiutrs for tho Ill‘i’hl‘
.doncy with tho oxeuplirln of S'lllt‘il
lilaho. of ilanhurr and Mill: W Soul
(hay, or South .\oi “Mk, have witiuir'nu 1.
fund the mutual loi l'uAi pmiiiuu “ill
(be. between Bloom‘s. illnhu and Sunl-
lloy. (..faplain llluko to now the nu-
lliouai prcuidont of the ormlpizntlon.
. Mr. Sculley. who will he NR opponent.
ltlili previous (Ileilllm. John A Motrin
lorluor prculdoul, one aluo a caudi dun:
at lbal lime and tho) raoo won a three
cornered out»
Norunlh will giro .‘i’lr. Soulleyalurgo
you; and it is: expected that prmtl
cniiy the full strength oi the Millitil‘ii
and Finiuborh‘ associations will no to
Elbe polls on tho day at the election
Mr Smiley in expected to draw lllll
principal vote in the New Jersey «no.
trivia, where there iii A large. member-
lahip. hutfiaptain Blake's friends av.
Duct that he will receive a, share oi No.
iwark and Orange votes on well as
No Ashes to Sift
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Telephone 68’
Qund'hol Wants are A quick «coon
cation. The! word a direct Why or
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