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51 WADHINDTON "REIT
IOUTH NORWALK
COLD M“
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; Mm can. an.
: F. H. 3“th
2 . ‘ - . we: of Camden. No cope-lua-
developed, the Republican senators . .
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UNDERTAKER
‘ Govern can take-059cc-” new as his
commission is signed by President
Wilson. which is expected to be .
\with several ilepublioan’leaden. is-
‘neoticut this tall. H6 expects to
Miss Lucille Raymond,
Shutes oi Park
MN' Frank A t or The steamer Eneocsa. with
street. 'New Canaan, is the guns
relatives in South Norwnlk, this week.
lira. Elmer Webb of Forest street 1“
and Miss Edna Van Name 0! East
avenue. New Canaan. spent Sunday
with relatives in South Norwalk.
—-Ren5d about the Jennings' aue~ latter 3" 0‘ “I! 10*- " . .3“
tion, Saturday. See adv.
The Democratic probate conven— Jennings IMHO”. Saturday.
tion will be held in the Assembly ““89 ‘9'
Hall. Wail street. Norwalk, Satur-
\ day sacrum, September 19 at a: 30
"Henry Austin of Waterville. N. Y..
and his brother Webster Austin, 0!
Silvermine. were recent guests at
Mr and Mrs Stephen Duryea and
family in Lewisboro
E. T. Bates will make an auto bus
trip to the Mineola Fair, going by
way of Rye Beach ferry, Thursday
All those wishing to
attend should notify Mr, Bates,
September 24.
. Don't let the baby suitor from ee
~ nema. sores or any itching oi the skin.
Dean's Ointment gives instant relief.
cures ql‘ickly. Perfectly safe for
children All druggists sell it.
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Stamiord I heatre
STAMFORD. PHONE 2300.
THUR. AND FRI. EVES.
Daily Matinee
Alaska-Siberia
MOTION PICTURES
1e netting Trip Through the
Froeen North With Descriptive
manages ........... 15c and 26e-
Evsmu‘os ............ 15o to 35° , .
_ THIS WEEK SATURDAY, .
Matinee and Night.
llclutire & Heath
shower-ice.
stimulants-mus
The Ham Tree
urinals ...fi........2s¢ustm
Raymond We as" ludiug the
horn, motored to Roton Point on Tues- schema- IN'! I. Gill. with a ”3'80
10! coal dust. to be filmed to Staten'
Island.
thousand barrels el.’ cement and plus
ris discharging st Raymond Bro
Mrs Harry Benedict of Norwalk.‘ [there wharf
is spending a low days with her pub rner
en.ts Mr and hire 0. A. Rsymond,in in. I“. 3‘; Hinton. 0‘ “6 Wk
-Bres.' Corset 5W New 5Yorkl
city. will leave Saturday for Chicago.l
when he will spend the early part
cine: tweak looking over the work or
short pleasure trip. arriving home the
Pa .
—-Oyai5.errnen should attend the~
Stephen S. 0 Armstrong oi Ghee.
hire. who appears to have no business.1
filed a petition in hanhruptcy in the‘
united States court yesterday. His
all but $11.60 of the amount is unse-
cured. Armstrong makes oath that he
tee.
Members of the Allen Singing Soci
ety are to go to South Norwslk on
Sunday“ to he guests of the quartette
club for an outing and dinner. 'The"
Danhury pal-t, will leave here at 7: 55,
o'clock. 1: ha been announced that’
those intending!» go should notify J o-
speh Grimm. chairman of the commit-
tee. in m that amusements tor the
dinner may he made-enanbury News.
men——
NevSr can tell when you'll mash a.
finger or nler a cut. bruise, burn or
‘ scald. Be prepared. Dr. ‘Thomas’
inciseueon may relieves the:
. DANCE THE
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l1 Modern Dances
‘ng My at
POLLEY’S
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Till MAINSERVILE
nuanced.
Wain—quit”, cur-ea the weird. 1'
Within Few my;
WASHINQTQN,Sept18.—~Thosen
ate has calmed the nomination or
James L. McGovern» at am to: ~
be'oolfector of custom for the. an":
ageing that the allies balsam to
a Democrat at this time. Mr."hic-'
within a few days.‘
Hill Pndlcis victory.
my Congressman and or - " 1 5:.
WW today for a' few hours}3 .
Heobtaiued a large number-.0! sta~ --‘
W “on results" of Democratic
tarid through both the trouary and
commerce departments ,and talked:
eluding Minority Leader {Manic lie
predicted Republican success in Gou-
makothe tariflales‘dinglssue in hit
campaign for election to the house. ..
Bids for the construction of m
postoflice buildings for Stamford and
Dubury are to he received Novem-
her 4, the treasury department sn-
Lovs LETTER won PRIZE. I -
Girl Enters plots to Sweetheart in
, Newspaper Contact.
The other day a Chicago howsoever
adored no as a. prise to the warmth
who could write the “Matias?” love.
letter, says a writer lathe Duly Led- ‘
ger, of Tacoma, Washington. One '
“Chicago woman read the otter just as : ‘
she was on the point oi mailing a let-
ter to her sweetheart She leerted . .
its destination and sent it to the cal. ‘ .
tor. She won the 820. clipped the 1
printed epistle from the paper and
then alter tacking on a postscript, er- ‘
plaining the delay. added to this, also. ‘ ‘
“Twenty dollars will buy 1000 two-1 4 -
cent stamps. all to be used to writej
the Chicago onion. On his return he to you again Just such letters as this. 1 U
will stop over at Nisan Falls for a ‘l were you in advance to fortify your~1 it
self. dear new Good night " The U
following ii the letter: ' “.
“Lad l love-4' ve just mailed a long.I ‘ i
long letter to you. so i haven't the -
59° slightest excuse in the world for writ- II
ing this. 5 I5 just fell to loving you N
so much I had to go out to the drug it
store and buy a stamp to tell you so. "
"Your letter came in the iirst mail
this moraine (and yet mother wonders ' ‘
why i: have suddenly taken to getting; ,
liabilities are listed at 86.91711 aud' . “.D so early) and l don’t get it learned' it
'by heart until nearly noon Since then 9‘
l have been awfully lonesome I Just II
b“ not "1° money to pay “5° filing kept going to the head oi the stairs it
and looking over the banistern to the II
'hall table on the first floor to see it 6“
there just might be another letter .
from you. even when I had made a ,
regular New Years vow not to look I!
again.
"I know you’ re awfully busy at the 5 5
omce and that those morning letters 9!
sre,oh very long and dear, for man
letters. But a day is such a wide
time. One letter won't nearly stretch . .
‘ across it. And you have to sleep so , \
51-far until morning comes and brings
you a letter. 1 think-“there ought to 15
be a special postal system for love let-
ters anyhow. Think of the years that ’ ‘ 59 B “S:
young people in the nation in waiting . A“ Soc and c ‘ e .
for love letters. Distances are such _ ‘
unpleasant things to have happen. EB‘
have been put in altogether by all the
peclally when you’re in ldve.
answer it. Somuch depends on it—Ohh
boldly: 'Wom‘an like me!’ I do so
‘want her to think no not to be _s suit-
able wiie. How does one go about it
to .iook like a suitable wife on note
were here in the room, but distances
are such convenient things. Especially
when one is in love .
"My little alarm clock is looking so
'Ihel’resent
haul-trunnion ia-'
1“th
uranium-an “ '-
' 1 While You wait
5 .piausycuilshhbourin
' constants: .
mCeruficatcsol
A... reproachiully at me. Wait a minute-—
. x , there, l've turned its flee to the wall
Nowdcsauitheresaddrenm otyou
aalongas‘llike.
"Good night. dear heart. Kiss my .
little ring good night", the way you
f used to do. There 8hnt your eyes
soicnnteilyou better. Whisper— ~_
so. liov‘e you lots» 'Ilove you—all—. . ._
than II."
War. REUNIONS m ‘
rump.
Ham-man. Scull". 17 ~sumvm
day The regiments were the Eighth.
bismuth and isixteenth and these
with at Rhode inland regiment m
ouuwds because the valued
ens-merchandiseiswelisdver-
.mmnrnooywmm
._ saw mmhmw .
'HWMWM
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, Tomorrow will be the Big
can.» Just a Few of the Many Great Bargains
We Guarantee Every
Bargain as Advertised.
or your Money Back
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“'I received such a dear letter from '
your mother, and new l'm afraidto . ’ ‘
I’ve planned every kind of letter. How , " ‘ _.
can i bringher usehdtOne can’t say “I L ‘.
paper? Oh. this is a perplexing world! '
“And I love you very'much! {prob- 4
' ablycouldn’t be hired to say it if you
$1 005 Wants 50c
31. 2t Wrists 75¢
32 townie 99c.
52. 00 Si}? wists ii. 49 5
’s Dresses 75c
or 5Bags lilo
V! is
$1. 00. $1.25 Leather Bags
75c ,
$2. 00 Silk Skirts $1. 49
$3. 00 Silk Skirts SI. 99
S5. 00 Kloscfit Silk Skirts
S3. 75 .
12‘4c Toweliug 8c
39c Table bitten yd. “25¢
59c Table Linen yd. 39c -
69c Table been yd. 49c
S1 TabloLineu yd 75c
5‘ 39%
$1. 00 House at Sheet”
Dresses 49c
S1700fiM5iddy Blousesf69c
$1. 50 Middy Blouses 99c
S1 Fowues Kid Gloves
pair 79c
S.150 FOWues Kid Gloves
S1 .15
S3 FoWues Kid Gloves
$1. 99
and Girdlcs at 350
All "$1 Belti and Cirdlcs
at 69c
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Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs
FRDM
'5 HEADQUARTERS FOB GUT FLOWERS OF ALL RINDB.
South Norwaik Flower Co.,
500 Children s Runnels
15c
soc Sweaters ' 39c
$1 Sweaters ' 75c
$1.501'Swesiers .. 99c
S2, $2.25 Sweaters $1.50
.38 Sweaters SL99
S4 Sweaters 2 ‘ $2.49
» $5 Sweaters - S349
59c Infants’ Dresses , 39c
79c lulaaisf Dresses 59c
S1 Infants’ Dresses 75c
$1.50 Inlanis’Dresses 99c
'32 Infants} Dresses $1.39
$2.505 Infants’ Dresses
$1.50
25c Ruching 15c yard
. S1 to S3. 00 Wash Skirts
.. 6915
Great Sale oiSuitsDi-esscs -
1 $18 New Fall suits $12.50
Suits at $1.99
Cloth Suits: at $4.95 1
$12. 95 Cloth Suits $5.95
S15 -S30 Suits Suits _.S7 50
$5,“ Linen Stills $1
Blankets
49cW.L..... ...... 39s 7
799m .................... 50c
SnooBlankct: ....... . ............ 75c
SrsoBlankete .................. 99c
SrysBinnkeb ................ $115
saeo’BhnIsmu » .. 3149
Great Sale ”a Fall
* Velvet Shapes 75c
S1. 50, Velvet Shapes 95d
Special Velvet Shapes
59c Flowers 39c
- 39c Flowers 19c «
‘ Selling Out All Muslin *
Underwear and Fine Hos-
” iery from Our Bridgeport
Wehaveclosedoueulis ~;
tom-ska more room for then New 1-3
Wm Depmment. This entire
stock at Costand Less.
75c Ladies’ Drawers 50c”
50c Muslin Gowns 39c 1
Sl.00Musli‘ns Gowns 79c
50c Corset Covers 39c
75c Corset Covers 50c
25c Ladies Drawers 19c
‘ .501: Drawers 39¢. 5‘ -- .,
$150 Silk Hose‘SlJS pi; '5 55
All $1.50 Skirts 99¢
Ail SZOOSiirts $1.49
lZ‘éc Ladies’ Hose-9c :
Sl.50Muslin GownsSl.99 . P
50c Combinations 39c 5
$l.00 Combinations 79c
Fine Muslin Underwear
25c Corset Covers: 19c
25c Ladies? Hose 18c pr... 1:
. 50cSilk Hose 39c. pr. /
$1.00 Silk Hose 75c pr.
' $1.00 Skills 79c
.....
‘Millineiy
$1.49
Store
at Cost ,
of three Civil War regiments and a 1 ‘
brigade held rounions in this city to.‘ 3 »
Allofthe latest models for street and
Evening wear
For Men and Women
The largest and that complete stock we
r. ~. veevershown
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