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COME—OASSORTMENT
om: Finalists. Eden
Winter Number of the Standard,
Quarterly now on sale. 20c.
Chill and Kimono
«5“ [Ham J Free“ Pattern.
angigflémggfgggm o _. ’ ‘ "
.... WM. P. scans
bicenthcIoSuo.
DAILY POEM
Mater» Underwear for Ladies,
Children and Men.
E. K. “ Banks
ammo Haul Block. 80. smut
BOOKS AND STATIONERV STORE:
South Nomalk. Conn.
u
:22": w. W.“ .
A permit was received this morning
by Charles W Penncll to install
New City Directory I
plumbing is the Dudley E. Hoyt house
now on sale. A big imprmfmen; on Summit alenue. Work on this job
0“ the 01d 0“ Let “5 5 W 1 trill start immediately
- to you. i
Baldwin has issued
Price $4’50 IanGoztldzgr to the superintendent of
. Itho Connecticut relormatory at
D 0 N N E L L Y '
iCheshire for the transfer of Edward
IFredericks to the Connecticut Hosv
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE}
ls SOUTH MAIN STREET.
pitai for tile insane.
Wm—T‘l ”W Frederick M. Cullen has received
WEATHER FORECA {the contracts to wire the Dr. G. E
Cram house, on 85 Wall street and
For horwalk and licinlty Partly the Clark M Ely residence on Chest-
“mm“ tonlght and Tuesday, onlder nut Hill avenue. Permits for this
ate shifting winds The disturbance «work were issued the 37““de In-
which caused thllnderstorms in tllis specter today.
vicinity early this morning will passx
out to sea near Nantucket today It.
was followed by snares oi high pres
sure which is producing generally
pleasant weather in other districts
between the Rocky Mountains and the
Atlantic coast. A disturbance which
is moving inland from: the Paelilc
coast is causing quite heavy rain in Q 7
oregon, Washington and Idaho. Mod- Governor Baldwin has signed ‘
erate temperatures continue in all dis- requisition on the governor of New
trlcts east of the Rocky Mountains. York for the extradition of Norman
U Hicks, wanted in New Haven to
WEATHER A YEAR AGO answer to the charge of obtaining
TODAY. :monoy by falsmpretensos last limo
_"'" lchks is under“ arrest in Syracuse.
LOW, 46; high, Oincsr Bennett Dorman of New Ha
ven will convey him to this state.
Governor Baldwin has appointed
Dr. Leonard J. Loewewt Higganum
to examine and report on the men-
tal condition of John Jacobs, a girls
oner confined in
county. jail at Haddam. reported b;
the jailor to be insane
Temperature:
64. Rain.
The Board of Trustees of the South The W est End improvement] Asso-
N°rwa“‘ 339““ Chm“ W1“ meetlclatlon will holdthelr meeting Wed-
m“ evening for an important l"‘“I'Inesday next, at Klondike Club Hall,
ness “551°” st 8 p. m. lmpo‘rtant business no
port of committee on rules and rogu-
lations. report at committee on son-
itary condition, report or committee
on improvements. After meeting, re-
freshments will be served.
:
Mlzpah-Oircle, 0! King's Daughters,
will hold a meeting tomorrow night
in the parlors oi the South Norwallr
Baptist church ,
A meeting or the Auction Whist
Club was held Saturday alternoon
with M-.rs Samuel W Hoyt Jr., of
. Elmwood avenue and Golden Hill
‘ street. The first prize was secured by
New directory just out and 1°? 3919 Miss May E. Smith and the second by
at Donnelly's ‘ Biz improvement on Mrs. William E. Matthews. The next
the old one. Call at the store and let meeting or the club. Saturday, the slut
them show it to you. " lust, will be with Mrs, Frederick H.
Rowan.
——‘New Hotel Mahackemo dining
room, the dainty place to take lunch
or dinner. “it appeals to the ladies
because it is dainty."
._.’
Antonia Madam and C. Coiumba,
well-known and popular residents 0;
Springwood, were married’tllls morn-
ing at ‘11 o’clock by Rev. ‘R. J. Can
roll, pastor of St. Joseph's Church.
There are many social events being
planned for Thanksgiving; also, Mc~
Nelly's will be here again on Novem-
ber 11, and dancing will he the main
-- feature It .you want to dance, and are
Rev Ralph G' Hartley. pastor or unable Polley'e Dancing School will
' the South Nortvaik Baptist Church is ! guarantee to make you a perfect danc-
in Hartford, today, attending the or by that time, if you join now, or
Baptist state conVention, which will,refund your money. All teaching is
be in session in that city for the first absolutely private Tel. “132. Read
three days of this week. Other dele- Pooley’s interesting ads. in this
gates from the local church are Miss paper.
lSue Olmstead, Mr. and Mrs. F. T.
, Lyon, MTS- Charles 0018: and WM" Dog Warden Walsh has on several
Wilfred Bodwell. Much b93139“ will occasions received complaints relative
be transacted at this convention which‘to dogs owned by residents of the
will be? of the greatest oi; interest lo- Springwood section or the city. but
cally. his warnings in regard to these nui-
sances were ignored. Mi}
therefore, made a personal visit to
the homes of these people yéstcrdal'.
and as a result about six dogs have
beenturned over to tho Wardens «A
large black dog, owned by a Fltstipll-
trlotyesident, which had been poison-
on,” was shot. Saturday. by "once:
Thomas Chino. under, instructiond
from the dog warden. ,, ‘
W. T “Hutchens, Nicholson. Ga" had
a severe attack of rheumatism. His
ieet, ankles and dolnts were swollen,
and moving about was, very painful.
lie was certainly in a bad way when
' 7 he started to take Foley Kidney Pills.
He says, "Just a tow doses made me
«feel better, and now my pains and
rheumatism are all gone, and I sleep
”all night long.” For sale by all drugs
. “muff “a
J: 7&1 ottolls
TFOLEY OATHARTIG ”TABLETS
«You will like their positive action.
They have a tonic silent on the bow-
,9“, and.» «give a wholesome, thorough
cleaning to the entire bowel tract. sin
7 the liver. to. healthy activity and troop
3 ill/matte“ sweat“ nstlpation, heed-
‘ ‘ ~flared oollngfl novel- afflict
the Middloeex ,-
“r «menu are loleyi'ilstlnruc Ten ‘ “
r-ifl'o
v. .
all r,
es boar;
hair;
the fair!
Walsh ,
The clung of a bell
may dam.
M
,SCHOJOL-
Tho wild rush to\ classes, the
laughter and chatter
on the
The firm.eyed preceptrons of
mind and of matter,
Notelaking With diligent W“
The long, laughing diningaroom,
much noise and clatter, '
The heaped my. the? wait-ices _‘
Kimono-clad studying, soft felt-
solcs' patter,
Delightfully massed or capped
Tho calm, quiet. chapel whose
stillnmtoslliattel“
Only the deep-throated organ
Secret night-meetings for fudge
to make fatter-—
Such is the life of a school for
""'Mn W“: w- ’17.
Your Attention—.2:
exceprl‘prllu. FINANGML STABILITY '
sxcnuenr FACILITIES
manor AND couareous sermon
Men’s Hi Gut Shoes
Best values in the city for the money.
$3.00 TO 06.50
KEELER’S
Are the Sacra which have made this institution what it is to-
day. '
THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK.
The Fairfieid - County National Bank.
7 Suits, , 13’:
In Large Variety, ’ “$l4. 98 up.
Dresses,
Cloth and Silk latest models $6. 98 up.
M. Moltasch 8; Son.
120 Washington at, South Norwalk. , ’ “OWAtlantie st. Stamford.
Civil Service
The Demand For Male Stenographers
is Constant. Prepare at
Merrill College
W ollderfllliealtlcs in early fall models of women's and misses‘
suits, «oats, Crosses, skirts, waists, selects and millincry.
Search allege“ 3ou like throughout the length and breath of this
country in §beclaity or depaxtmcnt stores and mu “ill {ind noth
ing to equal this value, we inlite your inspection and comparison with
ullylthing that is today btillg shown around town. Our suits coats. dres-
ses and skirts. you will find those splendid touches in regard to finish
‘Infid Workmansllip whichnre usually selling at very much more than
.‘we, are
h SUITS Wm H. 08 up to 825
CHATS {film 50. 08 up lb 325. ‘ ,
“DRESSES rm to. us up to 350.
w Skirts Irony $1.08, up to $10..
,g ’Alts’l‘s wisest: up to. at was
allielrrsififim 50c up to no.
7 500 new h-MHES‘ ll -\1‘S€jgst receiled the best in town from 98c up
to $2.50.
THE Finals
The styiatstoro for Ladies “ We alter FREE of charge
33 So. Main St.
South Norwalk.
a
- Blankets and
«Comfortables _
PLIED. ARE OFFERED AT OUR USUAL MODERATE
PRICES.
Blankets, - from 59c to $7.50 per Pair.
Celufortables, -f from 98c to $8.50 Each.
A. J Colhns & Co.
Funeral Director and Embalulcr
«rial.
,, illnd been set
- monetize Your available cash
armor:
VICTORY
Procrastination and
Is yours with SAVINGS
ACCOUNT
Fairfield County Savings Bank
WALL STREET, NORWALK
L—EX'r—RA SPECIALS 4—
Uneeda Biscuits, 2 pkgs. ., ................... « ...... .. 7495f
Grandma’s Pancake Flour, 3 pkgs. ............. 25¢
Try Our Famous 25c Coffee" It’s 'a Winner.
A. STULL
24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST Moswaut.‘
CORSETS
There is nothing more beautltul
PLAYING “TH! SIGNALS.
Fined.
\‘F‘W HAVEN. Oct. 19——Six ur- '
chins who have been amusing them-
stlles by short-cirtuitillg the auto
lnaiic block signal system olllrenlI
on the New “than read in W est Ha I
\cn were lined in the town court to- ‘,
None of the buys was merI
ll year 3 old. B3 means of a wire
titty made sparks fly on the ruling
and at the some time, unknown tol
I
Buys Play Will] Box Signal Sy-ltc‘niw l
I
I
I
than the “natural grace of the hint
i
man figure.” In the right .Corsel.
your figure receives not only the
proper and hygienic support. but
also the correct base over which
Itl t, *lllSeI\t‘,S they (hanged block Sig-i,
ll ll< to the lpposlte position from { to fit the modish gowns. We have
1til it in “hit h they hate lit-en set‘ _ ,
ffrilln the towers. (in ThuFSdti)’; the new fall 1110(3315 “1 R- 35 G33.
31mins were stopped by signals which .
for thlln in precech
laid \tllilh hull beta chaumd In the
isms. The illtorfcrclite led to wattll
being set and the boys caught. There
was no GHdQllCO to show that “the‘
bow knew of the effect upon signals
in producing sparks at rail ends. .
Thonmson's, C. d: B., Warner’s, Roy»
al Worcester and Bon Tons.
J. L, Mallette;
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BIG CROWD AT FIREMEN'S FAIR,
A record breaking crowd was in at-
tendance. last Saturday evening, at
the tail- of the Norwalk Fire Depart.
ment, held in the ' Town Assembly
Hall. The many excellent attractions
were liberally patronized, and-the can~
vassers did a thriving business. Dane
ing was enjoyed by the young people
to music by Fiedler's orchestra, and
the committee expressed much gratifie _, _
cation at the returns. The (fair will " ‘ ' "‘
close this evening,
L
.MARVlN‘, sencn react. "I“,
A few more lots left, an investment,
in a splendid property. on easy terms. 71
An excellent house on tract lor‘inlfi.
price right.
0. 1'. § M'GOVE‘RN, 155 WASHINCTO,
STREET.
South Norwalk. Conn.
a
1y:
Foi- UP-tMlato Sorvloo call ‘
SENTINEL WANT nos. FRED H. BAN NUNG, .
are performing services for hundreds Funeral WNW” “KI _
of Norwalkers every day. Are you ‘ Otfleefirlai-ngldonu
using them? Tolop bone ’04.
, See the Electric
Show , at "our
ExcenSe r
If you are planning to
be. in New Yolkduriug
the next few days. call
at out Office; and se- . 7
cute complinlelltary ~
tickets for the great
Bring yOur vulcanizlng to
Best work and cheapest
A full line of tires and filth
hand all the tithe. Work '
for and delivered.
NortIijMain Street _ . Phone 747’,
Electrlc Show held' in
Yeti Can “Sal;e:“MO'ney ”by Ordering Eour
Floral Decorations and Funeral DéSigns
, FROM '2. :
HEADQUARTERS roll cur FLOWERS or ALI: Kmoa.
South Norwalk Flower'Ca,
No. 2 South Main Street W
Mailman 364
Highland Coal
nave secured: revenues! or this very high cla- coal. we are
prepared to supply our nocturnal-s either (or present use or winter
‘ plan» vnnr Wm!“ DPIIOII .- ..‘ ~
You will find a large sol
of Unredeemd Pledges, I
Firearms, Musical Instrnln ,
Jewelry and Salt Cases at, ‘
Norwalk Pawnshop.
Grand Central Palace
Oct. 7 “to the 17 til
The United Electric
Light 8r Water Co.
. the proper help to keep her. digestion right and her
free from poisonous :accumula is not troubl‘
with headaches, backache, Sud feehngs, nulls
All women wh0
.ural sufferings.
,know in; amount. hobo th I hi .‘
tow dongs VF!“ malts milrillwlg“orlllll.i:e dlflorgngomfi 39.53:;th
manén‘tim rovemontthln health and strength.
glorify blood and eve
P Is, not. a
number nerves and
«cleansea to
« {relies on Poochamn
conditionn
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