Cut Cunning, Amusmg PRINTEDIND. 8. mmmnmne Made donations”. cominsnemvonrisacm 7 [Mills ...... Stream '1 MAIN 8L. NORW o . 1 r F S. LYON Good Job Printing Inset Paper. Best Work, beet Prices 88 NORTH MAlN "FEET I. NORWALK PHONE”? w-uyou die-llama the, 'e [meet Fev- Am Made“ of sales everywhere prove Mt mtbods. notch Wilt“! Write today lor- free listias blanks and free book How To 5er ‘Ioua Falls. “ - ll. A. S'l‘ROU'l' FARM AGENCY Arthur waldrou District Manager 29 1-111de Street 1 I 'rmms Thevsrnishtorggyonrusd It's guaranteedby Valentine ‘81 Company ”pr-m1. at mMndo 0m , once 1832. when. CHAS E DDW line of CHILDREN’S HATS . At WHOLSADE PRICES :' 7. meet densuree‘cen be made with 1 . days by appointment. Granulated . Repairs Furnished I run offering an attractive Mmeatnrallaokeeudmoreeili Trubyte Teeth than with any other ertitleill teeth. because the forms and color-eerie bet» tee. They look as as your own All delinele shed Come in and let me show you what they are like. Smoothing new. Hours: gentlest: m.Sun- Dr..J. -H. Mailer}? i - x _ You Are Still Using Kerosene Lamps Ask About—Our New Co- operative,” Plan For House Wiring. it Puts Electric Lights Within the Reach of All. The United Electric Light'& Water Co. w..— 110111110 Sugar 5 lb. pkg. - 35c ANDREW DAVEY N WAUHINGTON OT. PHONE 410. For an Kinds or Stoves and Ranges A card or telephone call will brhgriurmatolooketesove. The A. J. Angevine 2 7&SOn Co. " South NorWalki Conn. I 2 Roodner’s Block . , steam-screw eraser. ~ ' WALL STREET, ”’movfiv was”! W LOVE, NOT WAR. KEPT WATER- BURY (“BL ABROAD ”muwmhunhmeonm Coma-sine. WASHINGTON. Oct 7.-~Not war nor shortage of funds. as is usually the case; is detain: met Emily M Wuest. of Waterbury. in the war was or Europe, at this time. Her tether, Emil Wuest, recently became alarm ed at her delay in departing for home and asked the state depart- ment to find it she was sate end well. Word came today that she was now "the happiest giri in the world." having fallen in love with a Rome!!- ian and expecting to marry him soon. Lobeuk Gwen Gaming. The speakers bureau of Demons, has arranged tor speeeheein Connec- ticut this tall by Secretary 0‘ the Na- vy Daniels. Secretary of Commerce Bedfleid end Cannes-man Lobeck of Nebraska. It is announc‘ed that in belly." of the Republicans Senators Burton will go to Connecticut to speak with for‘ mer President Tait at meetings in New Haven and Hartford Oct :6. (hmnealcut Congressmen Reedy. In view of the prospect of an early adjournment ct congre. the Demo- cratic congressmen from Connecticut are mailina plans to not actively in- ter the middle of this month. W BIG FLEET OFF mock FOR OYS- m Slim. More than 100 alcove are work- in: over- the state's natural oyster beds on: West Haven shore; accord- in: to information that was received by the state shell fishery 'oommlseion‘ in this city today. Il'lle lulu ileet is here because of the, failure of the state tree beds of! Bridgeport to yield the kind or oyster seed sought for The oyster set of! Bridgeport was late. while the set on the West Haven beds was earlier and as a result the stock is of better quality. When the workers on the natural oyster bed! round that it was not profitable to remain on the beds of! Bridleport the-fleet set sail for New Haven ‘ Clerk of the shell fishery commie. sion. Fred L. Perry, said today that 120 licenses had been issued by the shell fishery commission to the work- ers on the natural beds. all of which has netted the state in tax revenue about $800. The (cc for license runs size of the boats need in the dredg- ing operations. The presence of such a. large fleet. of boats. each having 2 to 5 men on board. has given the grocery trade down town quite an after the day's work and replenish their boats with food “supplies The seed stock that is taken from the natural beds on South Rock is be!“ loaded into small schoonere that are anchored dowa oil the jetty. Island ‘ for transplanting. DOGS TO BE MUZZLE). A small epidemic of rabies seen» to have started in the eastern part or the state. and in cosequence er a - number of dogs having been bitten. Commissioner J. 0._Pl1ell>8. Jr. of the department or domestic animals at the State Sapltoi has sent out quar- natine recitation to music all dogs in the towns of Mansfield. Brooklyn and Canterbury. with the exception that. under Rule No. i, hunting dogs. while actually engaged in hunting and accompanied by their owners or Ireepere. may be relieved of their ‘mussies. A dog that Was killed at Mansfield was found by Prof. H. W. Conn at Middletown to be infected with the negri germs. but the source or infection has not been traCed. W Automobile livery For All Occasions . Fiat m $1.50 per hour Night can lass-1213124 E -- «5‘. I \ Start the Fall Activities Right . 2 , Be Reasonable , 2 - Donnell, a Boredom “3°" Savings ‘ " at was ‘ Fairlield County Savings Bank, scum ‘Noswsur lc contreeelonal canipslxn committee ‘ to their campaigns for reelection af- - from $5 upwards. according to thei impetus for the workers come ashore v Most of the seed is going to Long _ NORWALK . LIBRARY BOOKS Many New Volumes Placed on the shelves During September. 1 New booiuun the south Nor-walk 1.1- brery are as follows: ' History. filial-aid. T. W. ‘6 vol. - ’ blend and Tier People. (Vol. 1, 8. 3. My. Celebrities 01 Irish Birth. Vol. 4. 6, History). Bohemian. J. G. The Balkan Wars. 1912-1913. Tower, C, . Germany at Today. um, 11. G. . ”Germanium. (These three books have been noted .ia'e pronoun list). mile of the American People. listen. C. -D. Enrol» Since 1815,. ‘eireedy in the library. Dix. B. M. A Little Captive Led Merry Lips. Seton. B. 'i‘. Trail of the Sendhill Stag. Doyle, C. A. "The Great Shadow. \ Exploits oi Brix.Ge1-erd.- ' Adventures oi mm. ,. . Carroll. L. Alice's Adventures in Wbilderisnd. Through the Looking- -.¢lels 1 _ Crelk. Mrs. DAL little Leme‘Prince. Scott. W. . lvenhoe. m Quintin Durward. Atkinson. E. ' . Grey Frisr’s Bobby. Reference. ' flounshiin. A. '0. end Hart. A. B. 2 VOL Herbemennfl. (l. and others. (Completing the set). mellow. H. W. Voices of the Light " - Mulock. Miss. , " A“ Woman' s Thoughts About Women. Reed. 35. . Lavender and Old dance. ‘ ' Mowbray. J. P.” 'l‘anxled Up in Beulah Lend. Prentiss, Mrs. ill. ‘ Six Little. Princesses. Clementine Vim. Cyclopedia oi Amarioen Government. index to the Cetth Encyclopedia. we: oneness—unis by the 'New feet. unm- and tom- were swollen. York Post ~ - “I! moving about was "I" WINL ' Gifts. ‘ l” we! certainly in a bad way' when Maflett, 11:. ~ ~ hé started to use Foley Kidney nus - Old Mun 'seilesSeoret. 2? ‘2 30 I!!! "Jill I few doses made are ‘rbsemstimerseuxeneandisleep annotations." l’orselebyeildnw The Board of Directonl oi the South - finish, Automobile Livery. For. All Occasions. Flat Rate $1.50 rm hour Night Cells X26842, 1311-9. Day Callous. _ W. 'l‘. lintcbeee. Nicholson,_Gs., had‘ ‘ e.severe, attack of rheumatism. His .1. . feel better. and now my sales and was. ,. ‘ __._ " _-a—._~_.._r—_ __ A good ed. pays best in the Linings Sateen, 36-inch,igood shades, regular price 25c, for 27-inch, assorted colors, 15c and 12 1- so, for Venetian Coat Lining, black, bmwn,. navy and gray, ‘ _, ' regular price sec, for Norwalk Public Library has approved the purchase of e stereopticon ‘enil torty- tlve specimen; ancient!!! with ' the intention of M38 m or views and a number of stereoptloi'lne at the service of the lint-ivy patrons The views will be accessioned. and clubs. teachers and ‘iadividnels "mey :1 , ,' tekeoutasetotpietumendeatee 1 Taffeta Binding, black, white and‘ colors, and not over 17c ' toe 39° t ’. Readco , Establirhe' 1857 The Eleganee of Black Broadcloth - Whenever a woman of style and fastidious taste desires a tailored gown 01’ e"i031" tional elegance,l1er- thoughts turn to Broadcolth—and generally Clotbed with this most exclusive of material and confident in the skill of her tailora WO- man may walk with her mind serene and unruffled, conscious that a queen is “0t bet' ter clad. Her gown has the charm of elegance combined with practical utility NOW there are Broadclmhs and Broadcloths. Weight, texture, finish. For gowns, coats and capes A notable feature of the Dress Goods section this week is the showing of the superb stock of Black Broadcloths, in the various weights and widths. Fifty indies Wide, for street suits, Fifty-four inches, two numbers showing a slight difference. in weight texture and face. Very suitable for capes and evening coats, 'Extr‘ a heavy for coats and capes, f” '7'"! lhese cloths are all finished for the needle. ' ' Dress Goods Section, main floor. Sale of Notions mt Linings Opening Wednesday to continue four days. _ 1 , Net. Prices. 1’ 1’ Garment Shields, were 5°C at 35C Garment Shields, were 5°C at 39c Dost Caps. were me at so .Kolunoor Dress Fasteners, were me at 6C Yclscr Hooks and Eyes, were we at 5c , ’ very- «good otter. Travel. five pieces to one customer, 15c value at no Hutton. W. “H! . Merrick' s Deming Cotton, 2 for so 4 for so 313“.” and Byways in Shake- English Twiiled Tape, 10c value A at 6c ”um Gantry. - , Shirt Waist Belt, ~ 15c value at. 91: Lee. v, (PIG-15’)- Princess Tub Silk Shields. 15c at 11¢ a the Burma. “4 Other Ee- Wire Collar Supporters, doz. we at 61: says on the Spirit of Pieces. Bronzebone Collar Supports, 25c pkg. at 15c 1 ' ““51“", Skirt. Markers, 25c at 15: 1...»... it. 1 :> .. 10c st 71: Ghentali. (dong otter-inns). Laurel Safety Pins, .. 3 cards 5.; ~ useful Arts. ‘ n , . ,Wliittemore's Shoe Dressing, 25c. . at. 15c Jeesnp. A. L. ed , : ~ , 101: at 60 The means. Albo, for white shoes, 19c at 151: The sewinbook Machine Oil, 51: - a: so «Fiction. Coat Hangers, 10c \~ at 1c Blackwooll. A. ,. . Scissors and Shears, 256 and 29c at 19¢. a Prisoner in Fairy Lend. If Queen Cr,in1piug Pins, ' wcre’sc 2 for SC ““05“” 0‘ “‘9“ ““1" ..._..'..;Zl.l . .Tngai‘ds. all sizes, were too at 6c 10“ WWW * , White Crochet Buttons were 166‘ '~ ' It 5° 3"“ Altai.» i ' 30‘“ Buttons, were 10c" ', " at 5c )1! loves.“ 1' 2‘ . f Tape M6681" ' we‘r‘e‘*r‘oc ’ ‘ st 5e. Kenneth- 'mlii‘ ”'1' . ‘ J ' LingerieeTae ‘5 yard 91:53, . .3 61: CW '1‘ the 0“,?“ Wpshable Hair lgolls, were 251: i " atroc 3‘ W» W Princess Bone l-lairpins, 15c doz. at inc '1‘ lastly “aim“ Mending “Sena. black, white and broivrt, in 'fo‘r 5° - Kim 3133;”; “W “‘ ”‘ ”"1‘33’1'13'35, blag)? white, ' ‘ ' ’ , afor- 5°‘i ‘ '1 son rss ks' ‘wcreroc ' atyé- Juveniles and deer copies of books 1 T111 milieu, ,9 I. ‘ K. . were 5c '. . "at 31: , : Black Broadcloth $1 so a 11.8“!- $250 and $200. “kit's“ him, two beautiful qualities, supple in folds, and with a beautiful sur- '$3.00 and $3 50. $2 .00 'l’flfi' '.’- Children’ s Coats and} Bonnets Winter Coats, Hats and Bon- new, sensible and warm, pretty and becoming. Play Suite, Rompers and Bloomers, for those who go to kindergarten or those who stay at home. Dresses for little girls from the smallest to eight—year sizes. David old and Oliver ‘T‘vnst' Suits for little boys, 51 00 and 11p Hats for little boys, corduroy or novelty from sea up. colored worsted, Second floor. Dinnerware Two Stock Patterns to close out. ._ Our regular bi cnnral discount shows on the prices of this clear— ance 20 per cent. White and 60111 Porcelain. thte with gold bands and solid gold handles. All hollow \,vare cups, bowls and vegetable dishes of graceful design 'll1is is a Whi-té and Blue Floral pattern. nearly all pieces included. . All many ai'giclfesL as one needs ‘ :can be bouglr = Wear-ever Aluminum . A demonstration now going on in the Kitchenware Store. Sever- al specials in desirable cooking utensils of which we shall say more tomorrow. Basement, A new STAMFORD range is not a va— cation in the mountains, but it is a good antidote - fo r “that t1red feeling” w h 1c 11 permeates t h e kitchen a t m o s- . .phcre, and which makes the kitchen ' seem like a tread- mill of humdrum ' drudgery. T h e conveni- ences of a Stam- . ford range give it ' ; a sunny drsposi- tion that is con- t a gi o n s, a n d makes the work 3 ~ pleasure. Get a snuroan. . FOR SALE BY ‘- HORACE R. NASH Cor. North Nell: and West Streets Suits, Ill large Vli'lfil'. " 511.981.1111. gt
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