Cute, Courting,
Amusing
“WINES.
,_ as NORTH MAIN were?
~ . a. noswALK merit sot
Vaadoa'twaat
. CASII‘h“e
E. A. STROUF FAR! AGENCY
‘ 47W.38Ii NEW? YORK
Phil,” mam
Arthur Waldron
District Manager ,
Z9 Haviland .Stree't
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KEEPS
' ' TBINGs
,. NEW
?‘-1The Varnish for all your uses.
« . lt‘s assented! by
Valentine 81 Company
Habitual high-grade vamwhlr
”1333.,
“vast-Md as us
I am offering an attractive
” CHILDREN’S HATS
”Readies Block}.
' .wAsI-Ima'ron “hilt. ,
WAFIIIN Irina sums gamer.
fiat-—
twosuoauormoatmnat-LII
Margeauxnas
Imam new
use.
and tan
t Rpm lA'ainr.
HASE 00W,"
A A A: wHoLSALEPRICEs f_f ”
~ur
.. may
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RANGES
“tau-flung..-
STAMFORD. "ACRE
vols: ._ min-r
‘ ACORN
sham" M NI snaps.
I lones’dt-llotchkiss
Commym
17 Will
lhur’sd'ay‘is Birgain
. Day
. This WEEK'S SPECIAL!
DRA‘PERIEB.
.m.u3wnm
Beta. and 09.
Short Length Serious.
10 all. and Up.
short Length. mam
15 eta. Values to 25A .eta-
short Length Nikolaos
a eta. llsIular Price 12 1.: etc.
Half Pair Portisrrsa
At Sale Prices.
.M asshowyoa ourfuliiinsat
Draperies and Curtaln Material-
m and Laos Curtains.
A. Dickerman
81 Son.
South Nor-walk. Phone 440.
Ash Cans;
Garbage Cans, Coal Hells, Ash
Sifters, . Furnace Shovels, Oil
Heaters, Etc.
Albert F. ' Gehebe
as wssmnoron eraser.
south NonwALK.
Phone at... " limp: Dellvory
—' -- ~- -.
Daily and Sundayl
‘ ‘ ' Papers ’
Delivered to your home or
oFlice3 Prompt service. '
? Phone 30hr order to _
'RIGGER‘MAN ’ ’
ROS...“ North Main St.
' star. Brush Roadster, etc.
New .
Hotel Mahackemo
SOUTH NORWALK.
BREAKFAST. LUNCHEON
.. AND DINNER
AT POPULAR PRICES.
W Be Hade
‘fo‘r Banquets :gther Social
Events. .
’ JAMES RILEY. Proprietor
Public MW 111 attend-
”one; o! Bishopric wan Board cyst
, the old. costly lath-und-plester can-
fiancefremianrtoop.m.
. way of mutating walls and asthma
warren hr. so. IIaaIvAue
W III.
Fallacy
By my‘dnewly‘ dico'vercd‘nieth-
od, teeth are extracted without
any discomfort; If you ‘are in
need of my services, give'ime’ a
call. Consultation free.
.Houmgam.tofip.m.
. Sundays by Appointrnsnt. ~
:Dr. J. H. Mallory
lfi‘smith Main emu.
WNNWNN
.Used Car ,
Bargains
A AMy garage is small and I need lbs
room for winter overhauling.
I will sell all used cars on hand at
bargain prices.
Flanders Tourlns. mush.'i'op Deli-
very. Cadillac Business. Ford Road-
! sell tires'a't before war time pric-
es with the usual cash discount.
Guaranteed Norwalk TUBES. ’
Estimates given on all Ford work.
Prompt and quick service;
Austin s: Garage
Phone w. Rhesus lass-s.
Woodward Avenue.
. You can demonstrate the Super!
structlaa -at little can the next thus
you have a partition to build. ._
Just go- to any Bishcopi'lc dealer
and get much or this wonderful
material to cover the slim you m:
to close all. Put up your sledding.
than nail on the Bishoprle Board
(rhe- wall is ready a: fence for. any
a seaming museum of the an
his in time and may ever the. all
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sue
Mas.— A. 3c cUN '; PROP.
Federal Dcsrzns
RAILROAD AVENUE.
'-$5 00—
Camshareadgctandt
for Ten Dallas: Value
me.
hmflosultl.
Start the run Activmes me...
Be Reasonable '
Deposit a Portion“ “7'“? Savings
01 THE .— _ .
Fairlield C(llllltyA Savings. Bank,
, WALL STREET.
crease over till.
. variety of Ines. .
the clay modem in llll was 81.917.-
0 statement at the net income or
' the corporation find of various aspar-
.: atsly operated companies in which it
.A has an interest. and other interesting
‘ statistical data'
': meeting at Momhballin or the travel‘
‘ that "all”. Who '- u ,
work between New York and Boston.
“ Swiirs; Yesterdu'y was spent largely,
IUSE: 11‘ FOB 3,me PARl‘lA- .
kind at decoration. It will We you.
C. H. AISIhorpc.Agcnt «
r. 03va F .M;,.
corms '“A
NORWALK
W um
0mm.
The m ' a! liar?—
land in llll was valued at 811.232..
"I. compared with 819,851.!“ in
llll. according to figures annulled
by the United “at. Geological am»
may in cooperation with the State
8mey.’1'he value at the coal mined
constituted more than halt at the to
tal. balnc 55.0". 0“, a Win in-
Becond in mm among the
mint!!! industries of laryiand in clay
working. The clays at the State are
widely distributed and suitable for a
The total Value or
698. a normal increase over the fig-
ures tar “12.. .
'The third mineral industry in im-
portance is stone quarrying. the val-
us or the Mil in 1913 beingr ll,-
lll.ll$. against $1,032,022. in 1913.
The production of sand and flIVel .
increased from 1.650.890! short tons
in lill to 1,831.!“ tons in 1918. but
the value decreased silently. other
communist mineral products or Mary
land are cement. feldspar. intusorlal
earth, mineral paints. mineral wat-
ers. landmine. brick, sliver tale. and
soapstone.
._ now srsrms’r‘
The New Haven road lousy issued
The report shows
theater Aunut‘the net corporate in-
come at the New Haven wus"3387.-
the true period in 1913. For the
two months to Aug. 31 the net in-
come was 87“. as: and 8840. 225 in
lots.-
The Connecticut company for Aug.
shows an income of 8153.7!!!. and
months, $395,871,118 compared with
$488,831.13“ year. ...
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FREIGHT some PICK MACK .
HEAD OF ASSOCIATION.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. ll-éAt the
MW”
and who met ton‘ "the purpose of
filming a traffic sasoclntion..~ on Sat-
urday and Sunday of last week. the
following olilcers were elected: Chari-
as B. Nadir or New Haven. was
made president: Frank Johnson. of]
Boston. first vicepresideut:
M. Grave“. of New York. second vice
president. and John '1‘. Power» of
~New Haven. secretary and trensUrer.
The association which will be known
as the New Haven Traffic associdtion,
will be of an entirely social nature
and will havo outings as some ghon
resort near New Haven every spring
and l'ail It already has a member-
ship of 26 and applications to- the
number 0! 80 have been received.
About 25 men were present al'the
doting. Saturday afternoon a. ball
name was held between the New
York men and the Boston men. the
"Giants and the Braves." The latter
cracked under the strain and gave
the Metal? to the New Yorke, by a
had made 9. home run ~ in the last
inning and brought in three men. It.
the evening a. bAanquet was held at
in talking ever the events of the day
before.
The traveling men rvers the guests
R. M. Lockwood at‘ his cottage. “The
Lockwood," during their stay at
Momennrin. Among those . present
were George M. Graven. c. C; Th‘orne
Walter'Allen, Charles K. Ruth, Edi
ward G. Lamb. Hark Smith. W E.
Carpenter. John B. black, Howard H. F
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llt‘l liliilll III
illitli “liltlllil”
When constipated. Heidaahy, 31185....
swath bad 'atsnlsch Sour.
. V. ,..
Are you. hoopla; your bowels, liver
" sndstoutach clean. pure ariNfIA-esbf
’ 5. The NEW FLOWER:
with Case-rots. or lass-sly .torein’g' a
My every few days wltb
Sllll} (lethal-tic rPllls,70AAastar Oil mot
fut-satire Water‘s? ‘ .
Stop having a bowel weekday. Let
Csscarets thoroughly cleanse NFC. I'OAAK
plate the eta remove the sour
is in brown, gray, mahogany
was $3. 25 a yard.
Established 18y}.
.ThelSilk Department Places on
Sale This Week These Offerings
' of Exceptional Importance
lupin Crepe. plain or figured. The weave is a nov-
elty crepe, a very unique fabric of considerable weight. It
red and navy blue. 40
~inches wide, was $3.25 a yard.
Silk and Wool Repp, plain and moire, three shades
only, navy blue, old blue and brown.
40 inches wide,
A for this sale.
I“. a: compares with 3518.112 tor ,
8240. 908 in “II: and for the two .
score Act->5 to. 1. after Charlie'l‘horne '
~resls Refills: a special Restore ille-
,andvlvldpletureacoountothowthe
qeentrainxeraalthesterywanaad
~- here is an new upmunlty lor‘
immensmm meme 1...... 2...? , _
serial will'he mm at the Osir-
'gastmlromtheseotthelm
Canton Crepe MONO, m lovely shades of pink, light
blue, old blue, and dark rose pink. 401nches wide, was
$4430.
Hatdlasle in old blue 3 nd tan only, a stylish material
for coats, suits or for combinations with other fabrics. 40
inches, was $4.00. -
These choice novelty Silks at .
$2.50 a yard. to close out.
Sample Loather Handbags
'l‘he,St0ckA of a Manufacturer to close out.
Very handsome specimens of the highest grade lcathi
er, elegantly lined and mounted, much below original
cost.
Value $5.00, at $3.00 Value $10.00, at $7.50
Value $1.00, at 33 so Value $12 and $15, at$ 8.50
" Value $7 and $8,11t $5.00 Value $16 and $17, at $10.50
Value $18. 00. at $13 so Value $19. 50, at $13 so
:_; ,_ Leather Goods Section, main floor.
‘ Rugs of High Quality
Anglo-Persians, Oriental calm-lags, rich design.
There is at present a varied line of these handsome
R'ugs‘. The Anglo-Persian is'the nearest approach to a
genuine Oriental-.Rug that has ever been made, and in-
deed come of these fine carpets are tied with a regular
eastern knot. The same designs are "used, and the some
" mysterious emblems Aappear as are in the Turkish and Per- ,
sian Rugs.
OopieIA of 5m, limb-b. Sounwks. Scrubs
Brilliant and» 0th er teams m
380. 00, size 9 x 12.
Axmmster Rugs, an odd Lot at
p,
In useful sizes. good‘pat terns, bTOWns, greens, and
red. ‘
51-75
$2.95
was $.50. at
was $4.00, at“ ,
Size 27 ic 60 inches,
Size 36 x 72,
Carpet Store, first floor.
Clearance , .
Special .A.
Corsets
An event for which many wo—
nen have been waiting This
IIodel has a low bust. reinforced
front, long skirt and six hose
supporters, and' IS extra good va-
Inc.
New goods bought expressly
. 1. 49.
All sizes, 19 to 30 inclusive.
Corset Section, main floor.
Sweaters and
Wool
emulsioIWanenmd
alum
A Sweater is now a pretty and
becoming garment as well as a
comfortable one. Colors are
more pleasing than ever before.
Handlmit or machine woven
Sweaters are in Oxford grey. Co-
penhagen blue, navy blue, old
rose, tan, white and the very
attractive and serviceable
"Heather" colors.
.SWestcrs for. women, 9.98 to
$7 50.
Sweaters for children, $1.00
up Spencerrscklfl. light weight
Shetland Wwool with or without
sleeves, for the house or chilly
mmninga. or to take: the place
> of a sweater under.“ outer gar-
t . «A.
In black, white and . natural
wool with sleeves. 33.0041
Quilted Japanese Silk Jackets,
black lined with lavender, with-
out sleeves, $198.
Better grades. with sleeves,
‘ $3. 00 to $5.00.
Second floor.
White Corduroy
Hats for Little
Boys
A very pretty little washable
Hat of white corduroy. ler Which
we have received enquiries. It is
new in stock
Price $1 00.
Other practical little flats of
colored . corduroy and fancy
worsted for children. 3'
' Coats fat petrol! .Wv
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Douglas. (1A. Spencerydohn J. yew-
ers. Homer Morrison, A- M. Lock-
wood. William J. Grant. A. L._ Whitr
10rd, Norman W. Pringle. Frank
Johnson. _ .
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war-passes“ noon room. ..
The Selig Weekly with many how j
scenes at the war and other interests. 1'
in: {mum will be shown at Blossom . .
ll'opr this attei'aaon and evening. and II
11114th irhl halve who! "
Mtorthaday ‘i‘hsrewillhena
minnow It. 1.10.01! 1‘
Mills”. For tomorrow snd'. . ..
ThasdayatPiessfiitHsuraadlaock- "
woolafishtbsrewlilheanveraei
WWGI'BMMDWIHSM"
IF you are looking for used CaIs at it
Bargiu Call at ‘
Luther M. Wright s
Garage
South Norwslki 55
lecture production giving a thrlihns
Jest menses. in Alaska and eventually
*aeeatrsil‘ eleven million causes There
REAL CAR
ls something at special interest about
this play which has made it a big hit
every place that it has appeared since
it was release; I‘ve weeks ago.-
has been shown. lull: in the large an
learns-toasters York. Chicagoandw»
Philadelphia and its early appearance
1915
tor'i‘llcstresanSaturday of this
MODE
Call on us or Telephone
stool a. AYERS
In... Tres ‘
1 ;L;-;.;.;.;-;.
warm this In. noted the radical
mummies at dress tor the
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