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F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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David W Raymond
UNDERTAKER .
new 11:11 news IUILDING
, 21 wunmoou or.
.Tol. office, 10m; house, 693 .
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* SWEATE OATS
Chim’ Sweaters,
filOD-‘tn $2.50
Boys' and Girls’.
$1.25 to $3.30
Ladies’ and Men's,
’ $2110 to $5.011
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NECKWEAR
New Styles every week.
Popular Price:—
25c and 50c
LADIES’ SHIRT WAIs'rs fl
At 31.00
SILK SHIRT wmsrs, ,,
$1.93 16 $5.00
Week End Needs
For SATURDAY Hosiery Come to Us
EALL UNDERWEAR
Children's Garments, .
251: to 75¢
Ladies’ Garments,
251: to $1.00
Union Suits.
. 50: to £2.20
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sheldon. of
'.: Woodward avenue. spent yesterday at
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Spells; prices on suits, hats um-
brel‘us and other useful articles at
Mintz's for Saturday -
Read Beers mmket adv. on the
second page of this issue and see the
extraordinary low prices ti1e1 ar quot-
ing on meats. fruit and vegetables.
Routine business was transacted last
evening at the business session held by
the members of Star of Columbia, No.
2513, t‘onlpnnious oi" the. Forest.
Attorney Joseph J. Lina-tweiler. oi the
firm of Linxweiler & Hegeman, is in
Bridgeport today attending the session
of the Bankruptcy court in reference
to the Clear Felt Hat Company's case.
Attorney-General John H. Light has
gone to Washington. D. C., to attend
the com ention of the Attorney-Gener-
$11”? ihe‘Tnite’H‘ Stateh l'udée Lighf
uill be a11ay one neck.
llrs. Augustus F. )ingner, or South
Norwalk, is in Asbury Park, New Jer-
sey, where she attended the funeral.
yesterday. of Mrs. Margaret A. Green.
The latter 1111: known by a number of
people in South Norwnlk, having fre-
quently visited here.
At the meeting last evening of Olive
Branch Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
Charles Prescott, Charles Williams, At-
torney N. Candee and Attorney C. C.
Hegeman were elected delegates to ot-,
tend the session of the State Lodge,
Knights of Pythins, in Charter Oak
Hall, October 21. in New Haven. In
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Mrs. M. J Lynch. of Hoyt street
Norwalk, is 1lsiting in Willimantlt‘.
Mrs Sadie Schinekl and daughter
Bessie have moved from Greenwich
to Bridgeport
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ll‘. R, Feltou and Henry B. Roberts,
of Boston. Mass. ’are guests at the
Mnhackemo Hotel, .
—lluy an Apolomo Hat. O'Hrlen's.
Mrs ids Jennings has returned to
her home on A1111 stteet latter spending
a week with her sister. MrsSchin-
ekle of Greenwich.
This week's offerings at the East In-;
die. Tea Co. are bigger and better than
ever. Before ordering your groceries, South Norwall. Saving 3 Bank 3‘“- ‘0 elation oi the South Norualk Congre t
read the adv. in today a issue.
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An automobile party. consisting of
Mary E. and Dorothy Cnpou. of Nov.-
ark N. J.. were entertained today at
the New Hotel Mshackemo
Better times and odd weather are
.—a
right ahead You and mm family will
want warm and stylish clothing for:
ltbo Winter. Perhaps you don't
:like- parting. with the ready
feel
money
just now, then the thing for you to do
is to pay a visit to Jacoby's,
good clothing at low prices
“charge lt."_
—-Large assortment of cups. 0' Brian
and
The member. of the building and5
buy .
84 Washington St.
Corsets. 50c to B8. 00
A. DICKERMAN 81 SON
Telephone 446
.Brassiers 25c to B1
South Norwalk'
We Give AW Greén Trading Stamps
dided for at Dickerman' s. See ad1.
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Complaints 11ers made to the local
police, last evening, relative to an un-
properly lighted temporary ditch on
(1019 avenue. Olficer John H. Roberts
was instructed to place several lanterns
to “Burn passing vehicles of the den-
ger.
W
wJ. ll Binnie of Marks Alnhein
Come in and make selection of suit
.or overcoat. Dibble. Upstairs. 78
Washington street.
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Automobilists have complained to
police headquarters relethe to school
children from Upper Norwalk standing
in the middle of West avenue. endan
:gering their safety. and trying to stop
’nlachincs to get a ride. Chief of l’o‘
'lice William R. Pennington has inform-
'ed the authorities 01' St. Mary‘s and the
Over River schools. who will warn the ’
lchlldren to cease this dangerous prac-
.tice.
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The difference between earning and
saving days is the subject of the
! day. and is a good thing for everyone
i to read
1
fl There was a big time in colored cir.
cies in Norwalk. last evening, “hoof
lemes Reed held his annual ball. in
No1ak’s Hall. on Railroad avenue. This
gt: a social event which not only at-
tracts local people. but scores from
surrounding towns. As the evening's
tun progressed arguments became
‘more frequent. and a complaint reach-
ed police headquarters that a treefor-Z
all was in progress. Oflicers John F.
Flynn and Wallace R. Sammts paid the
:hall a visit, but no arrests were made.
,as e1 erything seemed peaceful enough.
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Your week- end needs are well pro-1
Wonderful minis at the Paris, the
style store i131 hunts ’Ihe adv. gives
1011 an idea of the fine, goods to be
had at tl1isvstor-. Read it I
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A permit 11118 received this morning
by P. H Fielding from Inspector Finch
{01 the string of the G. F. Scofleld’
house, on Strawberry Hill road.
Collins block on North lilain street is
to be materially i1npro1 ed in the near
too. with me today and tomorrow. future and made most attractive The 7 Wall St.
fronts of the A. J. Collins, F. A. Cole-
man and Ferd Hayes' stores are to be
torn out and the most modern and 31- l
tractive fronts installed. This action.
will add considerably to the appear-1,
ante of North Main street nbich is.
growing at. a most rapid rate Harry'
Mather has the contract for this work
. A brief meeting of the Norwalk Poul-1
try Association was held last evening?
at the home of Albert D. Morgan. on
(love avenue. The members discuss;
ed plans for their forthcoming show,}
which will be held in Roodner's llnll
dullng Thanksgiving 1v.eek After the
meeting refreshments were enjoyed. ;
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The members of the Woman’ 11 Asso
gstionsl Church are hereby notified'
311111. the owlmeeting of the Foreign,
Missionary Societies of Fairfleld will?
be held Tuesday. October 20th. at.
10:15 a. 111., in the Congregational?
Church, l‘nirdeld. Miss, Cornelia, Judq
son will speak on her work in Japan: i
Miss Alice Gleason will speak on thel
topic of “Our Work Among Mexican
Women and Children. Especiallyl
Girls. ” Mrs John Stepleton and Mrs. l
E. H Gumbart have been appointed
delegates, 11nd E large representation
from the association is desired Baa-
ket luncheon. Trolley leaves Baxter's
drug store at 9:10 a 111., and a large
representation is requested.
Tires Vulcanized
Bring your vulcanizing to me
‘Best work and cheapest prices.
A full line of tires and tubes on
Work called
hand all the time.
for and delivered.
Robert Gregory
' Tel. 326-4
New .
Hotel Mahackemo
soups NORWALK.
. BREAK’F‘AST LUNCHEON
AND DINNER
AT POPULAR PRICES.
Arrangements May Be Hado
for Banquets or Other Social
Events
JAMES RILEY, Proprietor
Public stcnographcr' 1n attend-
anceiromga.mt06p. m.
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Daily 11nd Sunday
Papers
Delivered to your home or
office Prompt service.
Phone your order to
RIGGERMAN
ROB. 64 North Main St.
Bridge Fishm Market ;
iRockaway Deep Water Oysters i
lAll Kinds of Fresh and Salt Fish .
-'Long and Round Clams. . ’
EscaIIOps. , g
Shell-Oysters.
Hard Crabs.
69c Blaizer Hats
59c Umbrellas
$1.00 Leather Bags
$1.00 Silk Hose
Special Sport Coats
High Class Suits
Special Trimmed Hats
Special Shapes
New Neckwear
New Silk Gurdles
ten.
TED
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87 At
‘CUTBILL’S I
71 North Main Street
Free Delovory Phone 108.
the evening District Deputy N. Candee trades council, who is circulating the
and C, C. liegeman will attend the an- petition asking that the two new
nual banquet of the Golden Jubilee As- schools for the City of Norwalk be
sociatlon. Knights of Pythias. . built by local ”men is meeting with
Fourteen new candidates were re«
ported at the meeting last evening of
South Norwalk Lodge, Loyal Order
Moose 011 next Thursday evening it is
expected that fifty new members will
be initiated into the mysteries of
Mobsedom.‘ This is one of the largest
classes of candidates ever initiated at
one time in a local lodge. Organizer
Fitzgerald has returned from Bostonf
together with Mrs. Fitzgerald. A
splendid rehearsal of the degree team
of thelodge wns held lastwevening. .,
The building committee also reported
satisfactory progress. Negotiations
are being made by this committee for
thexpresent Elh's Home, on South Main
streét. tor allome for the Moose, ‘ l
THE BANK or SERVICE
The Value
to yourself of the saving habit 31"?
considered merely as a habit.
you cannot afford to overlook.
It Develops
" in youeualitles which make “
. tor the highest achievement— ~:
. courage, determination and ad-
herence to a definite aim.
The 'ReSults
are two fold-the uplilting’ elect
a: a good habit upon yr ,
:und that very desirable rival?
growing, balance in the link.
instant success. This morning Wash-
ington street was thoroughly canvass-
ed, and not a person approached fail-
ed to only his signature to the peti
tlon.
Ellis [if Still IF
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Eat Less Meat If You Fedr BaCkachy
or Have Bladder Trouble.“
. Meat forms uric acid which excites
and ovérworks the kidneys in their
etforts to filter it from the system.
Regular eaters of meat must flush the _
__ikldneys occasionally.
have them like you relieve your bow». .
,1 els; removing all the acids. waste and 1
; poison, else you {feel a dull misery 111
the kidney region, sharp pains 111‘ the
,- back or sick headache,- dizziness, your: '1
stomach sours, tongue is coated and ‘
You must ne-
wban the weather is bad you have
rheumatic twinges.
cloudy, full of sediment; the chain-
' nets often "get irritated obliglng yon
to get up two or. three times durinz .
the night.
To neutralize those irritating holds 7 V
and flush or! the body a urinous waste .
get about four Ounces of Jud Salts ,
from any. pllarznacy; takega table
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for _a’ few days and your '
kidneys will use act 111111.111“! biad- _
der disorders disappear. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes-
and lemon juice. combined with lith-
is, and has been used for generations ‘, ; ,
clean and stimulate sluggish kld- '
sand} stop bladder irritation. Jsd ,1
’ «Responsive; harmless and
, illions of men
$111611. 111 .
The urine is.
‘ o A WEEK
‘0'
-.
Better Times are Right Ahead
But 30‘ Is Golder Weather
Let the certainty of one fill the wards of others. _
"In other 1101 ds you and
your family will want warm,
1“ st1lish winter clothing, but you may nor feel under present
ligust what you want; stylish,
prices and pay us just a dollar a week
unsettled conditions like parting with the ready money
,2 \or do we blame yew—Instead. we suggest that you;
';,take advantage of our policy of liberal credit, by getting-
serviceable clbthcs at cash
No embarrasmng questions—No investigations.
JUST SAY “CHARGE IT”
Ladies and Moses Coats, B5 to B27. 50
- Ladies’ Find MiSseS’ Suits; B12. 50 to B40
Men s and Young Men’ s Suits Bill to B25
153 Was]
llngtonSt
g. .. Theatre .,
Opposxte Hoyt' s ‘
8-1 so Main so. 811. Norwalk.
For Up-tmdato Semen Call
FRED H. GAN‘UNG,
Funeral Directorlnd
Embalmer.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
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7 “CANITI‘ES TREATED.~
Beaupain 8. Sounder
sou-1'11 HORWALK. CONN.
TREES TRIMMED
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ARBORGULTUHISTS.
SPECIALS
5 Laws Avrlck
POSTOFFWE‘ BLOGK ' intake arrangements.
Gold crowns“ '
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IN BOTH I SPECIALIZE.
It your teeth show decay and
have commenced to cause.
rouble, come to me now and I
will make your teeth as good as
new! Consultation tree. _>
MEN’S
Clothing
Your
Ford
SOUTH NORWALK ‘-
.you
$12.50 to $311
need glasses-wand PROPERL .
of OCULISTS to examine ey
guarantee satisfaction”
Open Sat. Evngo.
3 Rowan St. '
Ferd 0
gprices are right.
lWill call for and deliver
Fairfleid county.-
Very Low Prices;
Give me- a call. Esti‘
,ai overhauling.
)‘Au‘stln’s ‘
$2.95.
950 81 $1.49;
25c 81 50'.
50c 81 B10
WENT TO THE‘MO ..
and today your head aches an
burn? Yes, we hear that I
The eyes that ache .1 '
ONES.
retain the exclnshe‘: so. .
lantlc Square. 3
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car may need 1 11111!
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Parts, Ford Tires and
Now is '8 lib
122 ‘soujrnj _
"hrs:
of Unrede‘cmd MPI. g3.
Firearm. Mus
Jewelry and Sui
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Norwalk Chronicler