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Rathskeller
Open from 9 a. 1n.
- to 11.30 p. in:
MUSIC SATURDAY “
prams '
“B1119, Automobile, Burglary, Liabil-
1U- Compensation. Fidelity Bonds. in
that We can write any kinda: luau
nos you may require. Call in on the -
none Nu 12311. ‘ '
Taylor .8: Guided
IOUTH NORWALK racer-soc. w
BU‘ILUlNG. .-
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Feidler’s Orchestra, of this city..
starting on Saturday evening next,‘
will run dances in Arion Hall e3'er3
- Saturday night until- further notice.
one for drunkenness and vagrancy.
His case was continued indefinitely
by Judge John Keogh this morning.
An automobile party consisting of
Deput3 Chief and Mrs Samuel ~Mc,
Go3van,;Edward McGowan, Miss Jon;
Edreau and Mrs A. N. Theriault, left
i this morning on a motor tllp to New:
Satisfied patients are the sort Dr
Mallory has. Materials ,and prices‘ ”A" N J
guaranteed, lowest prices. See adv. l
, 1 Mr and Mrs H B Brown, of East
‘Ha 131011, 1' b in l
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Harris, of I” a c e g enterta net! for a
few days at the home of their daugh-
7 v 7
Sound View Terrace, enjo3ed a pleas ter Mrs Ralph G Hartley, on V3 est
ant visit in New \ork (‘it3 3'.esterdai 'street Mr and Mrs Brown are on
thir" 11 'll. ".
—NE'W HOTEL MAHACKEMO. e “a5 to A” 11131 e' I"
Just the nicest place to hold ladies’
Suiliv 11,
Club Luncheons. 8
Edward charged with
drunkenness and vagrancy, was be'
fore Judge Keogh this morning, 33110
toritinued his case indefinitely Ed-
ward was arrested on Railroad me
one last evening by Ollicer John Rob-
erts,
Milford
the
Mulli-
short
_ Mrs. .iaines (l. Moore, of
(301111., is being entertained at
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lelloy
gomon, 431' Stevens street, for n
time,
Dr. Frank L. ()lmstead veterinnr3
of this cit}, suffered a puiniul in :'31r3
recently when a horse. 33 111th he “as
Carpets, lugs, linoleums, a large and
varied assortment of each at 'I‘ristrnm
& liytltl's. Sec adv. treating, owned by a Dnrien resident.
___~_,,_,___ kicked him in the back. Although
A business meeting will he held on able to be around Mr. Olmslcnd sui-
Friday “on“... of this “wk of mp tors considerable pain tromv tits in-
IDEA“
., could make
: Omcer Robert Gainer “last; etlcmng,
:, Erlested John Green on Railroad are“; HARVARD SETTLANG 9”
Oct. 21—4310
'flshertolk of Labrador. following a
Jr was announced today that during
the remaining five or six weeks in
which Labrador will be accessible to
shipping“ the government mail boat
t33D trips. one to the
@101". hem and one to the southern
iscotion, carrying a Stock 01.0913-
iatoms Special arrangements have
icon mane b3 the go3e1nment for
the. treatment of beri- beri patients in
hospitals in this city.
The disease «has appeared in var-
'ious parts of Newfoundland as Well
lets in Labrador. 1
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LINEUP FOB YALE GAME
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. 21. ~Radi~
cal changes were made" in the Harvard
Aversity football team during practice
yesterday. Soucy was moved from cen-
ter to left end to fill the place vacated
by Hardwick In youcy's position
gfloach Haughtou installed Wallace, a
substitute, who played well against
ATufts last Saturday.
A F‘rancke a blonde giant, who has not
played for two years Was given Cap~
tain Brickley‘s position in the back.
field. and Parsons. dralted from the
,crew squad, pla3ed in the line.
The Crimson lineup which Coach
Haughtou plans to rbund into shape
for the big game with Yale comprises
(‘oolidge and Soucy, ends: Bigelow
and trumbull tackles;
Parsons, guards‘ Walla; center; Lo-
gan, quarterbark. and llradlee liard-
wick. Multan and Fraucke tor the back
field.
o
'l‘enrlier——".\lnr}:. how
would you
divide five apples among six child-I
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Mary—”Make apple. sauce."—-l"hilu-L
dolphin Ledger,
".{3’1
Penuock and ,
curd winter as a result} of the short 1- -' "
(arch of cod during the: present sea» :,
son will b}? aided by the Newlound- ,'
land government. Efforts also will be ;
made to prurient a further spread of 3
inri-beri, several cases-‘01 which (11- ;
sense have occurred Slang the mast. A
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{A ’0 DRAWS to and Midten.
The [find You Have
Always Bought
Bears “the
Signature
Use
For llver
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llASTlllllA
"I GINA”! GOUM'. “I. you om.
' Bridge Construction committee. \‘nvi.
‘00:! inattcrs of considerable interest
3 Alllllli Bllli AHA
jury.
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A dict-33111111, It is requestem‘ that all
' , lobar 22.
liu rzy \\' l‘nrle has 503' cred his con.
netticn 331111 the National Bank” of
Now all His resignation took effect
at the close of business vesterday lie
was assistant bookkeeper Mr. Earle
has not definitely made, plans for the
‘future but he will engage in a busi-
ness which for the present he wishes
kept secret.
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avill be discussed by the committee.
1.11313 \i'nshington Lodge will meet
tomorrow ev,ening in Red Men‘ 11 llull
members he plcsent, as the degree
team will rehearse.
whadies' Cionks, Suits and Skirts.
made to order. Full line or dress'
goods of all kinds. Dibble. Upstairs.
’18 \3 ashington street”?
George F. Waters. of ”—Jlickory Bluff. 1
who sustained a SllOck this week is
getting along nicely. and hopes to beA
about the house soon. A
Bottle of Old “St. Jacob's Oil."
Business of a routine nature was Stop “dosing" Rheumatism. .
transacted last. evening at the meet- A It's pain only; not one case in titty
v, 111: or Mizpab Circle. King’s Daugh- requires internal treatment Rub
tars which was held in the parlors of soothing. penetrating "St Jacobs on".
right on the "tender spot." and by the
time you say Jack Robinson-out
The annual session of the Grand comes the rhaumauc pain and dis-
lDivision. Sons 01? Temperance. will be tress “s: Jami); on" is a harmless
“‘9‘“ A“ New London. Thursday, .Oc- rheumatism liuimsnt which never dis-
From the 10931 ”18.1011 appoints and doesn't burn the skin.
; William A. Kellogg. William A Pl‘l'el‘ it takes pain, soreness and stiffness
' and MP8. A. E Pryor will attend the from aching joints, muscles and
- meeting, ibonss; stops sciatica, lumbago, back-
ache and neuralgia.
Limber up! Get a small trial bottle
or. old time honest “St. Jacobs Oil"
from any drug store, and in a mo-
ment, you’ll be free from pains. aches
land stiffness. Don’t suffer! Rub
lrheumatlsm away.
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the Norwalk Baptist church.
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Polley’ sNew
BALLROOM
. An informal Hallowe' on and Spook
'- Dance will be held
11:27 Monroe :St.,on Hallowe' en Night, ”This war seems to NW, no likell~
Saturday, Oct illst. A number of i0- hood of producing 3. Napoleon.”
pal young men have rented the now “Well he managed his compaigns
hall and are now disposing of the tick from tl.1e field These monarchs are
A.“ which are Aim‘t‘ld' Admission is managing from the benchW-Lomsvllle
. only fifteeii cents, and this will be the Courier Journal. ~ 3
. 311m time the hall will be thrown open ' '1
lo the. public. An exhibition of. the La-A '
test Dances will feature the evening.
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Sentinel Waitts are Winners.
"Banting Days
of sour life are short enough at best To get the mOst good
from them for yourself and those in your; care make them .
Saying Days
4‘5 time goes on. your savings account in “the South‘ Nor~
I walk Swings Bank.‘ and investmentti that spring from it
3 Will gradually ease you of the burden of earning and the
money you have work ed tor and saved will then work for. 1
3°“ and save you from worry concerning the future.
Rub Pain Rloht Out With Small Tual.
From the Experience of South Nor-A
walk People
“33 are fortunate indeed to be able
to profit by the mnerlcnce or our
neighbors. The public utterances 0.
South Norwnlk residents on the fol-
lowing subject will interest and bene-
ilt many of our readers. Read this
statement. No better proof can be
had.
Mrs J lilorelil, 22 Union St, South
iNorwalk says: “I lladtroubie from
my kidnels for .onrs. l was often in
misery from a dull ache across my
back and sharp, shooting twinges in
my lolns. A friend told me about
Dean's Kidney Pills and getting a sup-
ply at Plaisted's Drug Store, I began
using them. After i had taken a
low doses, I found that they were
helping me. Four «boxes restored me
to good health. I shall always recom-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills twheni l
have the opportunity. I out only too
pleased to confirm my (armor state
ment in their praise."
Price 5°C, at all dedsrs. Don't sim-
ply ask-{or ,a ikiduey remedy—got.
Doan’s Kidney Pills—obs some that
Mrs. . Morelli had. Foster-Mil’burn
00., Props, Bulfalo, N. Y.
COAL
Purchased Here Has Been Care-
fully Screened.
Harris 81 Gaus Go
WATER 31'“ SO, NORMALK. -
. Telephonijzt‘
. Yondon’t wnnt‘
C A S H ‘3‘01' til:-
you do through tire
orld' nut-ion Farm Amy -
Thousadds of .Isales everywhere prove rltht'
methodsr (If; aginncebfiekmgifid. Write
My 0 I!!! ll 3 I! book
'Kow To am. You: nan. " me
E. A. STROU'I' FARM AGENCY
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sawmill. slur-11.11.11 '3.
Arthur Waldron
District Manager
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113s (1011111:
Coffee Week, Oct. 19th to 24th
3351333111.
GIVE FREE 1-411). COFFEE
. with each purchase of one pound of
., BENEFIT BRAND
Bes'n STANDARD COFFEE (35c value) at 24¢ lb
or EXTRA FANCY COFFEE (40c value) at. 23¢ lb
.m No. .1 MALEBERRY COFFEE (401: value) at 28¢ lb
or PANTATION COFFEE (38c value), at 27¢ lb.
Direct Importing Co.
_102 Washington Street
111201313 mom on. crrr NAT. BANK
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20 OUNCES TO POUNDi
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Wonderful values in early fall models or women's and misses’
suits, coats. dresses, skirts, waists, corsets and mllllnery.
Search where you like throu'ghout' the length and breath of this
country, in specialty or department stores and you will lind noth-
ing to equal this value. we invite your inspection and comparison with
anytthing that is today being shown‘ar‘o and town. Our Suits, coils, dres-
ses and skirts, you will find ‘ those splendid touches in regard to‘flnlsh
and workmanship which are usually selling at very much more than
we are. ~
SUITS from 81.98111) to $25. e
COATS I‘rom $0.98 up to $25.
DRESSE from $5.08 up to $50. :
Skirts from $1.98 up to $10.
WAISTS from 001: up to $1. 98..
CORSETS from 500 up to $10.
500 new iJADIES' HATS Just reached the best in town from 980 up
to $2.50.
THE PARIS
,The style store for Ladies M - We alter. FREE of charge"
33 So. Main 515
‘south Norwalk.
Cider . Miils
AT
Reduced Prices
Latest improved and best Cider Mill
made; regular price, $16. 00. Now. . . . .
$12.93.
Family Cider and Wine Mill; regu-l
47.93?
mmnucuue
1311' price, 310.000. Now. . . . . . . . .
25 WASHINGTON s'raeer,
' sou'ru NORWALK.
Phone 1069-2.
;
Prompt Delivery.
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--$5.00--
On Your Suit.
Come here and get a suit
for Ten Dollars. Value
Fifteen.
% GOTTLIEB’S
$7 and $10 Suits.
11 N. Main‘St. So. Norwalk.
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“Silver Lake Ice."
South Norwalk in response to man}
requests.
We do not seek trade by cutting
prices.
lair price. w
Especial attention to family trade
. , ruesnven LAKs ICE co.
Phone 619. 22 Hoyt 8L, Uptown.
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Certificate of
Deposit
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We recommend our in-
9/0
on demand.
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Thursday 18 Bargain Day
This week’ s Spools] is
LADIES APRONS
. 21110 cts.
r '_ See East Window.
Kilnona Aprons Kimono Aprons
'A't. 39c. Value 50c. \
Sample White Aprons.
18c. Value 23c."
Sample White Aprons
25c. Valueisoc.
Special Value on otherAprons
13. DICKERMAN sou
We Gives 1801'!" Green Tr; ,,
soc. Value 75c.., ”L51 l
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1'1..va for-slimmer.
- .Its sg‘uuranteed by
Volentine 81 Company
Mantle! 111.11.111.65 hunk-.2
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31‘Srarte: d D! it.
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“I thought your were some“. to
move into 'a more expensive apart-
men '
' "The, landlord saved us the trou-
bio." rgplléd Mrs. Filamfit. “ll-lo
* f raised the rent a: the one as have
- «was
We have extended our service tr 3
We get and KEEP customers
by furnishing unequaled service at a.
It is true economy to deal With us
_ terest bearing Certificates
‘_ of Deposits for the temp-
orary investment at idle
A funds/Certificates are is
sued in amounts of $100.
and over: and are payable
use People’s Trust Co;
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. .
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. . ‘REC'REATION AND vossm'rs"
A; MERBYJWA'HIE. DRESSLEFI
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PARAMOUNT HOUSES
FEATURES FOR TODAY:
“Perils of Pauline”
Don't miss this new installment. Full
of thrills. - j
“Selig Weekly”
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY:
October 22 and 23
“Such a Little Queen"
See Mary Pickford, the Motion Pic-
lture idol, in this five-part Paramount
inlay.
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Grand inaugural bill of Marcus Loew.
Superior Vaudeville coming to
Hoyt’s Theatre
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22ND.
A11 Assemblage of standard acts di-
Arect from Marcus Loew's New York
—— —- A’l‘heatres.
AVaudeville's Paramount Singing and
Comedey Spectacle, the success of
the season,
THE BIRTHDAY PARTY
iWilh (8) Clever Comedians and Pretty
Girls 18).
in a merry concoct on of Songs, Danc-
es and impersonations, of E321 Tan-
guay. Welt/er it Fields, Harry Lau-
der. Bert Williams, Emma Trentini.
Enrico Caruso and trans Franklin.
Another exceptional feature—Ameri-
cpnr Dancing-(Stars, commanded to
appear before rofiilty—the King and
Queen of England— 3
IRENE AND GUY MAGLEY,
Yankee Specialty Dancers, who are
making their first American appear-
ance from an auspicious world tour.
Still another irresistible attraction,
the foremost laughing hit 0: Vaude-
ville-
BARNODD'S ANIMAL ACTORS
Dogs and Monkey performers in a se-
ries of one act playlots.
The Sunshine Girl,
MARGARETE FARRELL.
With a bouquet of bright Songs and
Gorgeous Costumes.
A follow 10! infinite cleverness,
'rHos. POTTER DUNNE,
In his original character impersonat-
tions. '
Stamford Theatre
STAMFORD. PHONE 2300.
Emily‘ Wakeman Hartley. Manager
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TODAY'
Matinee, 2:15. Evening, 7 and 9
W. D. Griffith’s Great Success,
“HOME. swear HOME"
" ' in "Six Reels
n1331311350131 LARKiN'S WIFE"
A Twp-Reel Broncho
‘ A Also
A Keystone Split Reel.
- Matinee, 10c. Evening, 10c and 150
. .
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,”
Jesse LJ'Lasky presents
EDMUND BREESE
In his most recent success,
"ti-IE MASTER MIND'V
In Motion Pictures (five parts) and
Comedy Reels.
Mgtlnoos, 10c Evenings, 10c and 151:
SATURDAY. si15 P.'M.
The Messrs. Shubert present "The
Funniest ‘Womdn in the World"
In a Comedy by Parker A. Hard. en-
titled,
“A Mix-U .P.'f
Seats sale Wednesday.
PRICES 501: to $1.50
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