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HAELOWE’ EN GOODS
, ravens
PLACE canoe
NOVELTIES
of All Klnds.
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101: up.
D 0 N NE“ L L Y ' S
Ve‘ranenesv AND soon arose
1- s‘OuT‘n MAIN "11:51.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Unsat-
tled tonight; Sunday fair and cooler.
WEATHER A 'YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 59; high}
67. Rain. '.. ':
Miss Nellie Hewley.
was visiting with relatives in Etch:-
lord yesterday. 1 3, .
e 9 1‘7." W
. Harriett Wood. of New Canaan. was
admitted to the Norwalk Hospital thin
mornipg. tor medicaltreatment.
Nr. and Mrs. W .l. K ubbell otu|
Wilton. lett yesterday i their auto-
_ mobile tor a trip to Atlantic City, N.
.l., where they will spend a few days.
':The cupolaI has been. removed from
the Norwallr Hotel. and a ventilator in
, bélng substituted for it by Contractor pertinent ”0"”
6.. B. Wilson; who is melting other im.
ptbvements to the buildinx.I
M1'ss Sarah S Clark and Miss 811-
'sie Coley.- of Wilton. lett today to
spend the week ‘with Miss Helen to.
Hubbell, daughter of Judge and Mrs.
James T. Hubbell. at Vassar College.
which she 11 attending.
Box 22 was rung in late this morn-
ing, calling out the First District Fire
Department to Spring . Hill avenue.
When the firemen arrived at the box
there was no one who seemed to
know where there was a fire, so the
apparatus returned to quarters.
Seth Sprague. ot- Wilton, was ad-
mitted to the Norwalk Hospital last
evening suffering from- concussion or.
the brain. He had accidentally fallen
fro the stoop at his home. landing on
the flagstone.
W. T Hutchens, 11111110131211.1121. had
a severe attack of rheumatism. His
ieet ankles and joints were swollen,
and moving about was very painful.
He was certainly in a bad way when
, ”he started to take Foley Kidney Pills.
He says. “Just aniew doses made 'me 1
' {eel better, and now my pains and
rheumatism are 1111- gone, and I sleep
all night long."
' Mrs. Anthony- Ghlotto, of Burrlttl
avenue. is again one o! the assistantI
helpers to the many stricken mothers
and children of Europe. to which coun-
. try she has already purchased and
of Norwalm.
THE BOY SCOUT RALLY .
The Scout Rally was held at the
Auditorium of the— South Norwallt Li-
lbrary last evening.:~ The Council, the
Rowaytou Scouts under-Scout Mas- ,.
ter Clark, the East Norwalk Scouts ~-
under Scout Master Roscoe, the Nor-
walk Scouts under Seout Master Ans. ..
tin, the South Norwallr Methodist
Scouts. under Scout Master Chamber
lain, the South 'Norwalk Congress.
tional Scouts with Scout Master Nash
and Quintard and the West News“:
Scouts, making in all some 90 Senate. 1 .'
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Council to know the Scouts and the "I
Scouts to know the Council, and such ..
Iwas the result of the meeting.
‘Judn Keogh gave" an interesting f; "
Italk on the qualities oi a bright no I:
Itive boy. and what 11 will lead to 1111.1.
der a Scout training. He regretting,”
l
l
that he did not have the opportunity 1:
when he was a boy. and he very apt— --
lyI illustrated his several points by]
‘General Frost; chairman of the ~
Court of Honor, explained the equsl~ C
ity that a man and boy must have to :j
succeed. and showed how amen must 1:
do his duty in such a way not. to have ..
somebody look it over, and also to b "
in earnest and to keep pegging array I'
until the matter was socompiished. ..
and illustrated this by inside sights on .1
the life of President Grant as told 1.
him from General Grant, the presl- ~
dent's son. Also. that each one should I:
have a clean mind. ‘I
Tree \‘firden Joseph Cornell bx- '
plained the nature of trees; also the ‘
meaning oi the sap, sap- -wood bark, ,,
heart and the general growth of trees. I:
IIHis talk was closely followed by all -
those present. '
Charles J. Pidgeon, who was intro
'duced to the boys as a man that ..
‘i’urn’lshed the food for the camp last :, 3
summer. was warmly received by the ‘
"boys, and it was interesting to note ~-
the expression of pleasant _recollecI- .I
to eat at the camp, and the customary "
why in which a healthy boy indicates I:
that his food Was pleasing. to ispalate. I:
Mr. IPidgeon stated thit‘he'wes more ;'
than pleased to'be ’able to help the
boys and hopes to do likewise next ..-
year. .
Dr L. M Allen said that he Was in-
terested in‘ the movement, and ex; :
it. basing his statements from his ex- "
perience in forming an athletic o1
which was iinaliy.turnedI lite théI
what they could do to help
and further. that the Con
sent several amounts or flannel inste-
,I rial. to make up some warm clothing
' ter the winter; also, several dozen or
stockings tor the children, which will
he more appreciated than any other
‘ ;_garment. ‘ ,
hid the community ‘as a Whp , . '
back his statement. . ;.
Scout Commissioner :
The meeting was promptly called to " ‘
, order With the ‘prellldeiit ot‘the Coun- ~
cI’l “MCI“? :‘HWWWhWflb"WF-‘~“ ,
open of the meeting which was tor the " ’
tion or the many good things they had j‘ I
plained what _good would follow from II . '
boys and to the Council; The wait 5°” “mg" 3“
Saturday, Oct. gist
““ The Norwalk Drug Co. was incorp‘m‘ated May 1st, of this year,
and purchased the Parker Pharmacy at 8 North Main St, South
Norwalk CL, and has since improved the shore in various ways,
and is now ready to conduct an updodatc Di‘ug Business, with
modern fixtures, reasonable prices and courteous attention. with
as complete a line of goods as cauI be found in an up todate
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c‘flieo first degree. aDanie
Valentino was held without bang: for.
. . trial in the Superior Court a er In
areas shelved thatiofiol’afi- at,» were lieu-11131111 the local .
or THE f v
NorwaIk‘ Drug Company
City Store.
Our patronage is glad, but we are not satisfied. 1 ‘
We invite everyone to our opening The invitation ‘is a gen- ‘ "
oral one to come to our store Saturday, October slat, and in-
’ spect What has been done in improying this store.
to our regular line we have added Kodaks: and Supplies, and in-
creased the general line of Sundries, Rubber Goods, etc. ‘ “
’A BOX OF CANDY TO EACH LADY AND A GOOD CIGAR
TO EACH GENTLEMIAN 11113111111111: OUR OPENING
On our Opening Day we slmll :be pleed t'o otter Without
charge a box of candy to oath lady and éach gentleman a good - .
They are the kind we sell 3011131115011 14; sample them; :1 ..I - -_
It is not necessary to buy on our Opening day althouin it
' 'wili be a pleasure if you want something,
We Quote Some of Our Regular Prices
These prices we hope to maintain, and you will be assured
that. after looking them over, we are selling goods as low, in
most cases: as before our pliccs prevailed.
This is unusual as many stores take advantage of present was
, Conditions and ad\ ancc prices in general.
cigar.
1-.
_’ loo Cascara Sagrada Iablets, 2. gorsgr. 25c
I‘ 11100 Blaud’slronl‘ills ............. 10c
' ;-, loo Migraine Tablets ‘ ........... 25c
loo Compound Catllartic l‘ills ......m... ...... .. .......... 25c
-‘ iOO Compounderilnbarb Pills . .. 25c
.:. 100 Lady W’cbstel Dinncr l’illS..:....... ..... .. .. ... .. 25c
j-j . "loo uinille Pills,2gr. _ ...... . ..... . 32c
1- 3‘ loo ompound'KazlmmTablets 250
-} loo Rhinitis 'll‘ablets, 1-2 strength. . . . .. . 25c
2:1 100 AspirinTablets,5gr. ...... r)8:_
. j-t ~I lib. BiCarbOna‘te S‘ldl .. ......... ‘ ........ . ....... .. . me ~ -
". “‘ 1 lb. Pow'dfiéqBJrax ..... .. . .. 12c
' lib. Epsom Salts . .. . the
I' .1 II). Sal Ammoaac .................. .I....... me
i- llln BoracicAc 20c
f lib \lcrck‘sP pirate-Soda .....1. . ... 20c
1 '.lb MerckaS rMilk 125s.
lpi. Denatured lcrlhol. ~11»:
1 'qt. Dénanue‘d Alcohol
.5311
Allcock's Poms lasters. 15¢ each..
Belladonna Poms Plasters, 15c
Blrallfletll's Pills”,
out...
Donne’s Kidney ~Pills . .. . . . . . .. .
Dew itt's Kidney Pills
""I9"-|II
Kodol Dvspcpsia Tablets ..........
Lockwood’s Tooth Wash
Lockwood's Antiseptic Sal. 16 oz.
Lockwood’s Vanilla Comp’ 2 01.. ,1 20¢
Lockwood' s Camphor and Ammonia Lininlent . . . . . . . . . . .. 25¢
Lockwood’s Wild Cherry, Honey and Tar Compound . .. .. 25c
Extract Ordnge, 202. .... .
1
Extract Vanilla, 2 oz. .1“. .. .. .
Bromo Seltzer, 25c size . - - .- . . ..
Bromo Seltzer- 50c size ......u.
Bromo Seltzer, $1.011 size
Castoria. 35c size
Melted Milk socsize
Melted Milk $100 size .
Pinkharn's Vegetable Compound, $1.00size
VVampole’sExCod Liver Oil $100512e . ””“"“.
Scott’sEmulsion,soc Size........,.........., _
P' C 115 1.806 _.
White me our yrup,25csize ..
Hoods Sarsaparlllav$loosue............................. 335): F' 'I
Sloanes Limmcnt 25c. size '.
Scott‘s EmulsionJ $1 00 size . . . . . . . .
Sloane’s Liniment 50c size .-
z 1- Pure Spanish Castile Soap 1...”... . ..
Cuticura Soap ,
Fasteeso size ....,..
Kolynos Tooth Paste; 251: 6121: .. . . ..
and many other goods just as reasonable.
We Hays a Complete Line of Rubber Goods
‘ - Two quart Fountain Syringes at seventy-nine cents. All rub-
Colgatc’ s Tooth
bI'eIr goods guaranteed.
We have a good line of Brushes, combs, Toilet sets, Etc. ,
Crime and see us on- our OpeInmg Day, then perhaps you Will
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come again?
‘~.I-1Il
dishes.........os...........- 25L
mfafind will: 1w:'1-uu_121\.-n»wvHurt-HHMI-‘UM- 50F.
ypophosph MM». 7.5331
1 lb. Absorbent Cotton
Tree'of Life Pills
.'.............1...........- 45C
40c and 80c
LOCkWOOdS Sal e ..Issn-s-bqs‘w- sea-scsees-oooo-sn
Lockwoods An septic Sal, 402....m..
Extract Lemon,2oz. .. 25c
Sachpatica, 25¢s1ze 18c
SalHepat1ca,50cslze.---..-----.-.--~-1
Sal Hepat1ca,$10031ze...-......,..
..ui-soeeI-sp-uoc-unu-o.
ne‘e- IcIOIss
.....r-sd... ...:I-P-s...
silo-Ilene
In addition '
IAOIOVDOOIIIUIOIIIIIOII. 3m "
" 2for25c
......2for 25c,
neg-......-
20C
...-....neo'---..----..
40c and 80c
25c
.‘.;......I.un-....... 25C
...-......us..uoi.-..l75C
soonest-ocean
NEW“
........7.-... 75C
40c
.756“
1,. 251:
.ua.-...ao-._
-. ..... alsanIIcaIIIonls
IIoI-\-
n ale-serous
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III-r Brine-neophnsbosnrt‘.2oc
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noon-hutch...-
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QII-eliolllo‘l‘oalsoc
'3 smur-
this cltyIa
'I Valentino, who lied alter the shoot—
me. was arrested at- Antwerp. N. Y.
by I state policeman and brought to
W
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. VICTORY
Salt Mackarel 3 for
No.6 Brooms Earth
Crisco a can
Best Famlly Flour :1 bag
Bulk Cocoa 11 lb- ‘ I '
'lZSWasllington St.
Wm— ...—......-
Men’s Rubber Heel Shoes
MW £1113 GW‘Mr‘MShm; sat mounts-'00 '*
eyelets. Price ...
’KEELER’S shoe store3
Your available, cash
Procrastination and
MOBOLIZ E
ATTACK
ACCOUNT . .
F alrfleld County Savings Bank,
WALL STREET,
East India Tea Co.
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1111111111. (11110111111 and MissWAFFLE .
Our Famous Chicken ‘1
and Waffle Dinner
Will on server Tonight and Sunday.
THE ROYAL JAMES INN
’ The Place oi Satisiact'on.
- ”- soulless ...........
Is yours with_S__AVlNGS
INORWALK -
7 23c 7
Phlle 371
1; Willi Street
Brings the best
music toyour
own home
For the forum party or the impromptu
dance, you airways have music availa-
ble. Not ordinary music—the best.
The Edison Diamond Disc Phono-
graph has an" intimate sense otperson-
silty that sets it apart (tom all
other sodnd-reproducing instruments.
Therds no constraint in the manner
in which Mr. Edison’ s new product in-
terprets music for music-lover. otIall
~ tastes and incomes. The Diamond
Disc sings with a voice set free from
mechanical limitations. It will enter-
tail: you and your trieids when you
new dance records.
A. .l Angevule
. 81 Son (311.
* South-30111119991111:
. earetohaveit. Comeinand hear the _
i‘Nor-walk. ,1 3
8,21:
170 'II,‘
. y"; :1 .
.94 .
11;-
ngll Cut Shoes
A new and most complete stock in _a val-'3}
swat depot dust-
it d William‘
on Is“ to mmfin havl‘n shot afnd :.
$1119.15
killed Joseph Pastore on Sept“ ' 9 last V
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