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Winter Number of the Standard
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COMPLETE-o ASSORTMENT
Outing Flannels, Eden
Cleth and Kimono
(2le new on sale, soc
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DAILY POEM
_ Flannels m. Mm
Gomlwhbleapftr 98c to $3. 50. WM. P0 I BEERS
Winter Underwear for Ladies,
Children and Men.
E. K”. , Banks
flehnckeme Hotel Block. Bo. Milt.
sooxe‘ ANp STATIONERY arose,
Beuth Norwnlk. Conn.
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I John McGrath, who wandered into
town recently, was arrested on West
,avenue yesterday by Ofllcer John H.
Smith, for drunkenness, vagrancy and
I“pan- handling." He was Sentenced to
Don’t fall to get a c0py this week thirty days in Bridgeport jail by
lJudge Keogh, this morning in court.
D 0 N N E L L Y , SI 'llerman Cinque today recehed
‘three permits to wire the {allowing
MELTING OF I MOLLY
v
45 Cents.
- or dinner.
e‘l'ATleNEnv AND BOOK 31'an
to sour.» MAIN STREET. !
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and Vicinity:
tied tonight and Sunday,
rain; gentle to moderate east toI
south winds The western disturbanceI
new forms a trough of low pressure
extending from Kentucky northward
It is causing unsettled,
rainy weather in the northernI dis-I
tricts from the Mississippi River east-
ward to the coast. It. will probabin
pass out the St. Lawrence Valley on
Sunday. The greatest rainfall re-I
Unsat-
probably I
ported during the last 24 hours was:
2: 90 inches at New Haven Moderate}
temperatures continue in the northern
districts,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
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Temperature: Low, 53; high,
()2. Riki.
There was no meeting of the second
district electrical commissioners last
evening. The next meeting, as usual
will be held on next Friday evening.
New tall models in’ corsets at J. I.
Maliette' a.
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The 21llt or October is a big day in
electrical circles, being Edison Day.
it is probable some one will be secur-
ed to speak on Edison and his work
in the localms'choois,
Attractive showing of women's rain
c ts at Tristram & Hyatt's. See adv,
ting of Trinity Episcopal
as to have been held
age for the se
‘c‘rIRev. F. A.
Coleman, pastor, was adJi' ned until
next Tuesday evening because of the
storm.
‘Parish. -
last evening
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Mrs Stephen S Jarvis, of Putnam
avenue, was the hostess yesterday at-
ternoon of the members of the Hos-
pital Whist Club. A very pleasant
social time was enjoyed. Mrs. S, S.
Jarvis won first prize, witthrs. Wil-
dred Bodwell securing the second.
—New Hotel Mahackemo dining
room, the dainty place to take lunch
"It appeals to the ladies
because it is‘tlainty."
W. T, Hutchens, Nicholson, Ga,
had a severe attack of rheumatism.
His feet. ankles and joints were swol-
len, and moving about was very pain-
ful. He was certainly in, a bad way
when he started to take Foley Kidney
Pills. He says, “Just arteW' doses
made me feel "better, and now my
pains and rheumatism are all gone
and 11 sleep all night long."--For sale
by all druggists.” I I
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-SPECIAL‘—I
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For Clonal». Colds. s.....
mm Plnir and-Tar. 25c
houses:
, Hyatt street,
.rneeting of Court Laurel, Daughters of
Iing an enjoyable musical entertain-
- the lodge rooms.
‘ October 19. at the Boston Store.
> and moving about was very painful.
Joseph Froyano, 12 Water
street, first district. Anton Zabrucke.
Angelo Bilani, Davie
Place. '
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Tho proposed social and business
Castlle, which was to have been held
last evening at the home of Mrs. C.
A. McNamara. on Reed street, was
postponed because of the unfaw'orable
weather. The date at which the (lid
journed meeting will be held is to
be announced later.
Fine line of cost sweaters at Dic-
kerman's.
-Routlne business was transacted
last evening at the meeting of Eureka
Rebekah Dodge. Following the meet-
ment was afforded by two of the
young lady members. The chairman
of the fair committee has called a
meeting for, next Tuesday evening in
Harvest Sale commences Monday,
John Wakeman, or Ringlleld Hill. a
vegetable man well-known on the
East Side, reported this morning that
because of the late arrival or rain he
has entered a loss which will amount
to over 51, 000. This loss is occasion~
ed by the dry spell ruining the cab.
bags and cauliflower crop on his
farm. As a, result these vegetables
will be exceedingly scarce this sea-
son.
LineolnICouncii. No. 4, 0. U. A. M..
held their regular meeting last night
and thestorm did not make much dif-
terence in the attendance, as the mem-
bers cameout and made a, very
agreeable nieeting. The license to
run the first monthly entertainment
and dance on next Wednesday has
Ibsen secured, and the committee re-
ported everything arranged. Tickets
for the Thanksgiving turkey, an an»
nual aflair with Lincoln Councilyare
Iready for distribution among the
'members. All the members having
tickets for the dance requested to
not miss the next meeting,
—New Hotel lliahackemo dining
room, the dainty place to take lunch
or dinner “It appeals to the ladies
because it is dainty ”, I \
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FOLEY CATHAerc TABLETS.
You will like their positive action.
els, and give a wholesome, thorough
cleaning to the entire bowel tract. Stir
the liver to healthy activity and heel)
stomach sweet. ‘ Constipation, head-
ache, dull, tired feeling never afflict
lets. Only 25c. —-For sale ,hy all drug-
gists." '
W. T. Hutchens, Nicholson, (1a., had
a severe attack of rheumatism.- His
feet, ankles and joints were swollen,
He was certainly in a bad way when
he started to take Foley Kidney Pills.
I‘ ‘Jnst a low doses made me
make returns not later than the v23rd, .
and a special hint to all members .to ’
They have a tonic silent on the bow-_
those who use Foley Cathartlc Tab- '
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I’Your. Attention:
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EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABIHTY
EXCELLENT FACILITIES
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
Are the teeters which have aside this institution what it is to-
day.
THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK.
The F airfield County National Bank.
In Large Variety,
Dresses,
Cloth and Silk, latest models $6.98 up.
M. MoltaSch 81 Son.
H10 Atlantic 8t.,‘8tamford.
$14.98 up.
120 Washington Sis, South Norwalk.
GOOD-NIGHT.
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The clock ticks loudly, but theI
Civil Service
The Demand For Male Stenographers
is Constant. Prepare at
Merrill College
house is still,
The wind moans softly in the
chimney groove;
Loose leaves at rest upon the
”window sill I .
so: whisperings, so 'falrly‘ £01in
Clouds cover up the moorl, the“
might move. .
west gleams white; I
Good-night, dear heart, good
night!
All day there has been darkness
, (‘9 ’
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THE PARIS
Wondcrlul' values in early (all models or women’s and misses'
suits. coals. ‘dresscs. skirts, waists, corsets and miillnery.
Search where you like tllrouahout the length and breath of this
Country illp'iepecllllly or dollar-tnwnt stunts and you will find noth~
int: to equal {his value, we invite your inspection and comparison with
illlJ'ilhillg that is today in ing shown around town. our suits, coats, dres-
805 and sklr_ts,Iyou will find those splendid touches in regard to finish
and workmanship which are usually selling at very much more than
we are. 7
SUITS [prim S7. 98 up to 325.
' COATS from 86. 08 up to $25.
DRESSES-from $5.08 up to $50.I
sum from also up to no.
‘ \VMS'I ’ in 690 up to 87. 88..
I would up In all).
lo ' llA'l‘s Just received the best in town from 080 up
to 52.50.
33 80. Main St.
South Norvvalk.
The _style‘ store for Ladies We alter FREE of charge
in 'my heart,
All day without you; oh, the.
I long, gray hours! I .
To thinkjlow very la: we are
I apart. ‘
To think Some ways are all set
thick with flowers;
When our ways wend so sad and
void of light.
Good-night, 353;... heart, good-
night! '. I I I
-Olive Custance' (“Rainbows”)
Blankets and
Comfortables
SEASONABLE BED COVERINGS AN ASSORT-
MENT FROM WHICH EVERY NEED CAN BE SUP-
PLIEESARE OFFERED AT OUR USUAL MODERATE
PRI .-
Blankets, - from 59c to $7.50 per Pair.
ComfortableSp from 98c to $8.50 Each.
A. J. Collins 8. Co.
Funeral Director and Embalmer
VII r. 1
Men’s Hi Cut Shoes
Best values in the eitmjor the money.
$3,.” 70
KEELER’S
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“-50
. 25c Reflex lnverted Mantles ....... 15cI
MOBOLIZE Your nv
ATTACK
VICTORY
Fairfield County Savings Bank,
WALL STREET,
4——-EXTRA SPECIALS—.—‘
Unccda Biscuits, 2 pltgs.
Grandma’s Pancake Flour, 3 pkgs
Try Our Famous 25c Coffee..
A. STULL
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at Special Prices
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Saturday I,
51 50 Wash Boilers, with copper bot-
toms . ....................... $1. .19?
51.; 5flleft. Handy Step Ladders. .890
50c Barn Lanterns ....... . ....... 39cI
23c Galvanized Coal Hods ......... 19cI
10c Parsons’ Household Ammonia..8¢
I5c Fels Xaptha Laundry Soap ...... I
5 cakes, 190]
,39c family size Galvanized Garbage I
North Main Street {Phone 747
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You Can Save Money by Ordering Your__'_____
Floral Decoratillns and Funeral Designs
, FROM
HEADQUARTERS son our stowsns OF ALL Kmpe.
South Nerwalk Flower Co.,
Telephone 364
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No. 2 South Main. Street
IHeve centred a tow term at this 761’! hull; ole- coal. We are
prepared to supply our: customers either tor mascot use or winter
stock. Rare opportunity ”PM your winter adore. -
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Pails . ....................... . 29c .
5c Colonial Glass Table Tumblers” I
6 for 19¢
I5c Blue Tip Parlor Matches. . . ..3: box
I7c Flower Pots. with saucer. 6-inch
site ... 5c
69c fourvgallon Stone Crooks. . . . . . .63c
$1.25 Gray Enameled Cook Pots. 12.
qt. size 89eI
49c Stove Zines, 26:26 inches. .. . . 39¢]
u cucpooeeaeelsleccee
25 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery.
See the Electric
Show at our
Expense
if you are planning to
be in No , Yorkduring
the next; ew days, call
at our cities and se-
cure '_ complimentary
tickets for the great
Ele‘Ctric Show held in
Grand Centlal Palate
Oct. 7 to the 17th.
The United Electric
Procrastm' ation and
Is yours with SAVINGS
ACCOUNT
Household FurnishingsI
Albert F: Gehebe.
5 A full line of tires and table
aiiable cash
NORWALK , _
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It’s a Winner.
24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST NORWALK’. .
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CORSETS
~There is nothing‘more beautiful
than the “natural grace of the ill!-
man figure.” ln the right Corilet
your figure receives not only the
proper and hygienic support. but
also the correct base over which
We have
the new fall models in R. & GI}, .
c. s: 13., Warner‘s,Roy- I
to fit the nlodish gowns.
Thompson’s,
a1 Worcester and Ben Tons.
J. l. Mallets
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‘ MARVIN BEACH TRACT. .
A, tour more lots lett, anlnvee I'
in a splendid property, on easy to
An excellent house on tract tor eel
price right.
C. 1. M' GOVERN, 155 WASHINaITIO
STREET.
South Nor-walk, Conn.»
For Up-to-date Service Call
FRED H GANUNO,
Funeral Director and
Ernbelmer.
Office and Residence
Tole hone 0M.
84 80 Main St. Bo. Nome!
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Tires” Vulcanize
Bring your vulcanlzing so me.
Best work and cheapest priced.
hand all the flute. Wot-k
for and delivetd.
Robert Grego
7 Wall St. .Tel
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The NORW ]
PAWNsuer
of Unrcdeemd Pledges,
Firearms, Musical Instr-our
jewelry and Suit Cases all
Norwalk Pawnshop.
Jeseph RoSeniield, Prop
40 wares eraser
SOUTH nonwaut.
Light 8erater Co.
with headaches, . backache,
oral sufferings... grill
cause a rmanent lm rovement
.cleanee- t a system an purify
relies on Beecham" s Pills,
condition, with quieter nerves
., ' warm-la»
The Woman Who Take
the preper help to keep her digestion right and her systk
free from poisonous accumulations. "
women Who
BEEllII' M's Pll.
know this famous rented to be th
i‘ew doses will make iilhmgdiliie aneéngfiiil hooeaeelpl {Shown
not onltfi‘eglo
Enjoys A Gloar 00m lop III ‘ ll, .
Money loaned on article of
l h d ifs lnot
a gut ee lugs, all“
have med
New
in health .
the bloodand and strength
and "vilifite. _
loome-
Norwalk Chronicler