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New Accounts
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regarding the opening of an account, and to extend uny courtesies within
their power. V
We are always ready to act in an advisory capacity. when requested—
our service is complete.
We take unalloyed pleasure in giving special attention to new as-
counts—to customers inexperienced in finance.
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From A Telephone In
Your Home
it is possible to reach any other Telephone in this .exchange,
state or adjoining states, a myriad of possible connections .in
which your telephone is the central point. Why waSte time and
energy; why face the many discomforts of the weather when
you can accomplish what you are after by telephone?
Have You A Telephone
In Your Home 9
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° Men’s English
Last Shoes
In the new mahogany colOr.
and in black.
One of the most popular shoes of the season
for well dressed men. .
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Conneally&Bracken
18 WASHINGTON 8T.
_ . REAE—CAR ,3 HERE,
1915. ,MODEL .1915}
1 Call, on us or ,Tehphone Ajax Tires
REDDY & AYERS
, ing and peaceful sleep, Harold Berg. .
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The'PcoplelsT‘rustCo.
'sourn NORWALK. court; 1
Van Znndt Street. Distributors For Fairficld County -
Neckwear Distinctly New
Theimportance of Ne kwear is enormous.
, The COLLAR and CUFF SETS draw. new lines in
several pretty styles; wonderfully concocted of lawn,
French muslin, orgundie‘, Etc. ,s
Also laundered Cellar and Cull Sets
in new shapes, unusually pretty
at me set
.\
‘ N ew Plated Medici Collars 25c soc 75c
e
WiththeiullstockStheampleahowingoithenew
fiche remarkably“ low prices, every woman interested
in her correct costumingrnult nuke-surest viaidngour
‘» ”Neckweer Detail-mt. -
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009'”! NORWALK.
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”Envision-.49":
LUCILLE LOVE TODAY.
After exciting experiences with the
A native: of an island on which she was
cast, Lucille Love managed to escape
Elena! spy and get aboard a‘ ship
bound for America to return the val-
her lover. She discovers Lobeoque
aboard the ship and the eighth install~
ment of this picture gives an scoount
of her further experiences. This
prize Universal feature has attracted
more attention than any serial picture
yet turned out, and a large number
of Norwaikers are interested to no
little degree. A program of tour oth-
er reels will make up an excellent
show for today. On Monday and
Tuesday Edward Abelos will appear
in a fourreel Paramount play “The
Making of Bobby Burnit” and for the
net of the week, Mary Pickford will
be seen in a five reel Paramount
“Such a Little Queen." The coming
of the Sarah Bernhardt of the motion
picture screen has been awaited by
hundreds; and will be the signal for
a large audience on the afternoons
and evenings of October 22 and 23.
a.
MEDICINE ADV.
STOP THOSE EARLY BRONCHIAL
COUGHS _
They bring on all winter it not
checked, and pave the way for serious
throat and lung diseases. Get a bot-
tle of Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
pound. and take It freely. Stops
coughs and colds, heals raw inflamed
throat, loosens'the phlegm and is
mildly laxative. Best for children
and grown persons. No opiates, For
sale by all druggiats."
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
South Norwalk.
Coudon Adams, Bouton St.
Miss Ruth icncdict.
Robert Simpson Brothcrton.
J. F. Burrow, Clifford Hotel.
Mrs. Ii. H. Burton.
1.. If. Clark.
David Crawford.
Mrs. Eldrcd, Rowan St.
Miss Eyre.
« Abe Froom.
Frank Gindrow.
E. H. Hill (2).
Mrs. Alice Ilowcs.
W. Jowctt.
T. F. Kane. -
Miss Mary ,Mcckcr.
Jan Ostroski.
Mrs. Rachael Potts.
Silk Novelty C0.
Francisco Rost Silvo.
MissMary Smith.
Alexander Stamadt.
Mrs. Jeremiah Sullivan.
R. P. Talmadgc.
J. \V'. Timpson.
Eugene Tubman.
C. W. Tulpy.
Michael Tursik.
A. Vogel.
E. J. \‘V ced.
\ndrew Weincncr.
John \Veston. .
Mrs Whitney, 13 Woodward
Ave.
E. J. Williams.
Albert F. Young.
Michele Zane.
Gustav Zimmerman.
Jacob Zuluski.
ANDREW LEARY. P. M.
POSITIVELY MASTERS CRQUP.
"Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound
cuts the thick choking mucus, and
clears away the phlegm. Opens up
the air passages and stops the hoarse
for breath gives way to quiet breath-
Masa" Mich" writes: “We give Foley' 5
Honey and Tar to our children for
croup and it always aets quickly."
For sale by all druggists. ”
KEEPS
THINGS
TheVnraish fora_ll your an
‘ It's W ' by
vat-u... a Comm
Hahn or W cm
‘ m 1832. ‘°
”viewed to co
veins is new
the watches of Lobecque, the interns-4
nable papers which wer’e stolen from 1
cough. The gasping. strangling light '
' "is: um;_os counties.
swonorsuugmwrmoooasm"
Home
Lake QM" Banner
with the theft of $200 worth of val-
uables from various ecttagea at
like Quampaug. Raymond Beecrott
and Romer Daunais. youths of 16.
were arrested early today and taken
to Middiebury for trial. The police
found the loot hidden in their homes.
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\CHAI‘FFEIIB F0133!) DEAD.
PORTLAND, .Conn., .Oct.
John Gustafson 54, employed as a
chauffeur for Alfred and Mrs. Oliver
Gildersleere was found dead of heart
trouble in his, room at the home of
Oliver Gildersleeve, today. He leaVes
a daughter. Esther, in Middletown,
and two sons, Elmer, in the south,
and Gustaf of South Manchester.
Miss May Morrison is spending two
weeks In Danbury.
Charles Scofield haspurchased a
Buick automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Benedict have
been visitors in New York. this week.
William B. Osborn. of Valley Forge
is improving from his recent illness.
Rowland Brothers. 111‘ the East Side
have purchased 11 pair of young
mules.
‘Mrs Frederick Burritt and Mrs.
George Waterbury have visited rela-
tives in Bedding.
.___._._.
Ruth, the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Frank Bennett, is recover~
ing from a few days illness.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fillow, has return-
weeka wilhfifln. Charles Broch.
Muster Chester Coley has returned
home after a short visit with his
grund-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
linudley. . r
V .—
Wilbur Sturgea. has been nominat—
ed for Representative on the Den1o~
crntlr ticket. and George F. Sherwood
on the Republican ticket.
___..._
Mrs. Charles Keene and son Harold
have returned from n Visit with Miss
Helen
Sullivan is new teaching in
Chester.
Port
Miss Edith Fitch 0‘ Norwalk is
Mary Pitch and nith \iiss lllrdeenn
Fitch, has visited Miss Alice Fitch
and Mrs David Moorebouso, Mrs Hull
of Falrrleld. Is also 11 guest of Mrs.
Wary Fitch.
m ' ~
The Social Committee of Norlield
Improvement Association has aeVeral
special features of the yearly program
as follows: October 30. n Hullowe'en
Dance in the Town Hall: Nov. 20, a
harvest supper; Dec. 18, a curd party;
and Jun. 11'), 1915. a vnudlvllle en-
tertainment. The monthly business
meeting of the association will be
held Tuesday evening. Oct. 20. at the
residence or Mr. and Mrs.
Budd. On Thursday the men of the
usaoclution hold a Road “Bee" work-
ing on the new piece of road they
are bulldinn’. near the corners by the
Noriield cemetery. dinner being acry-
ed by the Indies on the lawn. at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Keene. ; -— ‘1
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Certificate of -
Deposit
We recommend Our 111»
of Deposits for the temp
funds.
sued.ln amounts of $1611.
and over; and are payable
on demand. I
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Annemonmm‘lnmr'.
PERI ECT
ACORN
Aloe Reunite for M Ink
‘ YORK,
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ed to Norwalk after spending two ,
Sullivan in Greenwich. Miss ,
the guest of her grand-1110mm. Mrs ‘
Ila-car H. .
terest bearing Certificate;
orary investment 0! idle,
Certificates are is?
I am offering an attractive i:
line of
CHILDREN’S HATS it
At WHOLSALE PRICES
Rooduer’s Block
waenmcrou brass-r.
Purchased Here Has Been Care-
fully Screened.
Harris 8: Gans Co.
WATER 81'. 80. NORWALK.
Teleehone 721.
JUST COMFORT-
that’s what most‘of us look for in our
homes when the day's toil bag ended.
Let. us help you to make your house
comfortable and attractive, too. We
can supply you with
GOOD, FURNITURE
in many styles for every room.
. You owe it to yourself and to your
family to have a home that is invit-
in: In its simplicity. comfort and
beduty. Ask to see our new designs
in Furniture.
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The
A. .I. Angevine
8: Son Co. 1,
South Norwalk. Conn.
You don‘t want
C H for the
you do through the
’ahrun Fern Agency
Thousands of sales everwvhere righ
magnifier {No Emigcebifie mutm‘wm:
todn 0 use i a aka book
How To San. You; Fun and h“
E. A. STROUI‘ FARM AGENCY
47W.%.iI.S1NEWVOIIK
“mm. mm. scum-:3.
District. Manager _
, '29 Hayseed "Street - W '
Clifford Hotel
1
tollSOp n1
‘ MUSIC SATURDAY
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Arthur wanton.
Rathskeller
()pon fromQa. 1n.
srauronb. more well“), Cunnmg, .-
Amusmg
'WI’IU.‘
mwfl-m lads
.-. comm
MhflM?’W
VA. Dieltcrman Gibson
Established
rics stitched cleverly together,
ideal‘undcrwcar material. a tllll
or fur on an animal.
garments cannot shrink.
both outdoors and .in, and after
is less danger of taking cold.
Union Suits in white.
' at $2.
The Autumn colors in the
make one exclainr with delight”.
cock shades of blue and green,
course. The silk is the same.
small bars, convenient for
‘ Glenn's Sulphur Soap for skin
dcntrificc to use at night,
Sempre Giovine, "the
Romola 'Face Cream, cleansing
At
Men's Black Hose,
Colored Hose, Oxford, Camel’s
'wn .
A Sale of Notions
. Small Household Wares, Furnishings for the ‘Sewing
Basket and Toilet Table, at small prices.
Center Tables,- south aisle.
\
containing Montone, Vancho
I
inside, with a tiny airspace briw
the skin, then a layer of air, and then a wool
turn the cold——on the same principle as that of the wool "
\Vitl1 Duofold garments there is no irritation against
the skin, no dampness from CXCCS
For children it is an especially
good material, as the little bodies are kept evenly warm
little pink cake,"
Vernas LOtiOn, an antiseptic mouth wash,
Malvina Cream, for tan and freckles,
Evapero, {or removing spots from clothing,
“Wetprufe” Ptotectors, for shampoo,
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Men’ 8 Half-hose of Reliable Sort
Black Cashmere, light and medium weight,
' Fine qualitx
1857
AiNeW Kind of Underwear “Duofold”
Garments for Children
A little lesson in Underwear.
Two light Weight fab-
wuol outside and cotton
This is the
fabric next
iabric to
con the two.
1 absorbent
sive perspiration, and the
vigorous playspells there
11115 is the modem scientific
and lugicnic Lndcrucar for 5011ng’stcrs,approrcd by all
'pby Sicians and health spcciahsts. ‘
For Children. Vests and Pant, white and natural.
, For ages 2 to 16 years.
Knit Underwear Section, main floor.
Petticoats of Lovely Hue N essalines
98
lowpriced Silk Petticoats
There are all the pca‘
the rich bronzcs, pale
lilac and amethyst, orange, and flaming red, as well as
the inconspicuous browns, grays and navy blues. Black of
quality as in the $5.00
skirts, Ices plaiting‘and less trimming.
$2.98 and extra good.
Second floor.
Toilet Comforts
471:.Glycerine Soap, a long bar whichkwill cut into {our
19c
18c
the hand,
troubles,
Milk of Magnesia, fine for indigestion and an exwllcnt
39c
39c.
39c and 79c
33°
39':
25c
75C
after dusty rides,
the Toilet- Section.
25c
38c, 3 pairs for $1.00
see
Bald and Natural, 25 cts.
Main floor.
Sunshine Special for“ Saturday
Pound)»: gr EngliSh style Biscuits.
eleven varieties
and Malted Milk,
35¢ CENTS.
Butter
FanCV
Maine .
“You can pay more
But you can ’t: get better Pound
Process Butter m Prints.
Potatoes P," 17c
35 5c
30c lb
125 Washington St.
- . Coat .S-Weallifs,, i
coedmgly popular this season.
we are showing a line line.
Boys‘ and GiLlS’,
, $1.00 to S‘s-so
Ladiea' and Men’s.
$2909 to $5.00;
1B
South Norwalk
Phase 446},
These Garments are e34
East India Tea Co.
; -~ Phone 371
REBUIL'I' TYPEWRITERS-g—L. 0.
Smith. Underwood,»
,. .Remlnstonrell other
A makes, .sold. rented.
.' repaired. Rentals, 35
JAB. DONNELLY.
South Maln Street, South Nor-walk. ‘
F. S. “LYON" .
Good'lob Printing
alum-“Wombat“
. ”I“ “All [I'm
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