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LANEIe run: not com:
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PRODUCTS
F. A. LAN-E
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Read Stillson & Powell's .adv. is
V'this week’s specials.
Miss Nancy Byrne. of West ntroot.
has been spending a few days~with
relatives in New York city._
John Neugebsuer, Sr., is quite seri—
ously ill at his home in Clinton avo-
nue,, having had a sinking spell yen-
terday morning.
4Pay your Personal Tax before
next Tuesday as the list must be
closed up.
Miss Ruth W.1Meud. oi, Elmwood
avenue. spent Sunday with Miss Lulu .
Mae Beers, oi Ridgefleld.
Now is your chance. to get an idea
0! the books you wish to give the
children for Christmas. ilload Don-
nelly’s -.adv today, and Vilnd‘ out how.
you can purchase a copy at Juvenile
flctioa for 10c. , .
Discharges from bankruptcy have
court to Daniel W Breen of Hart-
Darrah of New York
formerly of liartiord, and Alfred
G. Williams, of Norwalk.
The meeting of the Norwalk Tosh
Union of the King's Daughters and
Sons, which was called for October
27. at the Home for the Aged, has
been postponed until Tuesday, Nov-
ember 10, at the same place and time.
John Rotney, “oi Winntpauk. who
was arrested last Wednesday ior
drunkenness and breach of the peace.
was taxed $5 with costs amounting to
$14.15 by JudgehLockwood this morn-
ing in court on the charges. Reine!
paid up. '
V The case of Mrs. Egbert Lillie, o!
Wiltonnwas continued from day to
day by Judge Lockwood this morn-
ing. This postponement was. paces-
sitated by reason oi’the illness oi the
-dei'endant's counsel, Gearge H Voo-
burgh
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Relatives and friends Vfrom Bethel
attended the funeral oi Mrs... Daniel
Ballard, which was held in Norwalk
at 2 o'clock Saturday atternoon from
Stannard‘s undertaking parlors. Mrs.
Ballards death oceurred in New Ha-
ven on Wednesday night.
‘Irus V BANK or SERVICE
Measure.
your‘ bank by the service it
, gives. Honesty of purpose, up
to date equipment, capable and -
discerning Ioihcers. conScien- I,
fleas and eflicient staff of no.
s.istants make it possible for us I.
to give exceptionally good sen
:vice in point or V
Service
we extend every iacility anti
1 convenience required in .th6.’
_;,transaction of modern banklus.
Be Convinced
byopeningan‘acconnt today.‘V
and daughter. Edna. are enjoying a
week‘s nation in Vermont‘and New
Hampshire.
meatball sale. that will prove
grout tolerant to you. Read the adv.
in today's inane.
. eager 4; ovold‘penalty.
Joseph's School Hall.
been granted in the United States VV
“‘78 Washington St. Call 1294- 4.
"hold only their business meeting.
._ omcer John H.ISmith for stealing
‘ brain fromthe- Meadow street power
f: house of the Connection Company
5:5, Stanislaus hss been in this country
‘ since May. and his case will be
V. Judge Keogh this morning sentpnced
him to six months
, this clay. and a mighty snort is to be
made to return the congressman to I
cw oven hurried io‘hls,
a
mm . minor M. Wright
A. Whom & Bon advertise a
or
mat-s in your tax list beiore Nov.
In, Philip N. Smith of Richmond
Hill. In: island. is the guest of Mrs.
Leone Smith. and Mrs. Howard E
flood, or unwed avenue.
Today marks the beginning of the
oéeond week of the Harvest Sale at
the Boston Store. Bigger and better
bargains than over. See adv.
Arrangninenfi .5". being discussed
for the holding of a card party and
dance, under the auspices of the Court
Laurel club. on November 13 in St.
~0leaning. grossing, Securing and
Repairing, also Steam and Dry Clean-
ingior mid: and Gentlemen. Prices
light Will guaranteed. R. E Dibble,
A; 1’. Boston. of Main street.
companied by his son-in-law Frank
Mercer. lulled Saturday on tile Royal
Mail 8. 8. for Antilla, Cuba. They will
spend the winter with err-Mayor
George B. Buxton, oi Palmarito.
ac-
Becanso oi the dance to be given in
st. Jooeph’l School Hall on Wednes-
day evening of this week. the mem-
bers 01,0011“ Laurel. D. of C.. will
which will start promptly at 8 o'clofln
No oocinl meeting will follow.
A brief hearing was held this morn-
ing before Judge Gregory, oi 7.the
Probate Court. relative to the matter
of china against the estate or the
late Frank Rnoanilla.‘ The hearing
was continued until tomorrow morn-
lng. Attorney John J. Cuneo Linx-
wetter (a Hegeman, and Keogh 8:031!-
doe are interested in the matter. .
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An eilort will be made by the local
authorities to deport Andrew Sante-
laus, or Oiiien street, the 24 years old
yonth'Vho was arrested Saturday 1by
\.
re-
ferred to the immigration authorities.
in Bridgeport.
pending the settlement of 'his case.
Saninlnus on the thieving trip, wes
paroled in the custody '01 his. parents.
_V__-
Donovan has ,‘arrlved at his home in
the House. An amusing incident in
reference to the adjournment of Con-
Washington
. When
Contra moon; the House clock
pcnnodto just one minute to tour.
“men m. .rr msraarmno
0: an id;
‘Hish Jinks." the musical comedy to
be seen at the Stamford theatre. Fri-
day evening. A. the student Vet etym-'
clog-y known, the word “pn‘eoenilyf
once m'ennt “inetamiy.” bu; moan-
ly it acquired its present meaning of
“after a while" through a curious ab-
use. A man. for example. would. “I'll
be there presently" managing. “ins-
canny" But he would tarry 1111111119.
odd preach
in his cuo.
W
their, signer, The ion: Immediat—
Sir"
Slabs."
even “instantly" tone: it: finds
you say “Hint Jilin” new m min
boisterous hiinoity o! a rand! oi
tumble kind But otter you have seen
the musicau comedy, “High Jinks.”
this idea will be softened in your.
pound.
1 have inudhod at the force. For. while
the pivot is upmuoualy runny. there
or nothnnfln it. it is Said" ofthe vul-
gar slapstick variety that used to
characterise the mil-teal. comedies .
Skin to burlesque. ~
ture play oflersd today and" Tuesday
I at Pleasant Hour and Lockwood!» Hall
is a feature of decidedly. more, than
usual merit. .Schiliet‘s story or Wit.
iiam Tell or “the Liberation of Scot-
land." could not have been better
portrayed then in this film produc-
' tion. The feature has met dwnu great
incense in Vail pa
people will certainly appreciate it. On
Wednesday there will be an attractive
hill includifif
Pathe Wee y
will the last run 0! features tor two
day? and a remarkable
"After the Bell" has been selected.
IFill be mounted including such pro-
auctions as "America“ the spectac-
The picture will show the entertain-
. William Thomson, 1.1 years old. also . .
oi Olijen street, who ._ accompanied 5
Gongs-has bus at last adjourned, and, .
as a result, Congressmen Jeremiah»
grass is the fact that the represents: .
tired V'V'Jumpod" out or
one" theooheduled time,
illustration oi the power
Venus“ the meaning of
word appliod to it is furnished by
AC“
0
didn'fgnean floatantly"
hop; up toi- a long
'got to mean:
4
time. .
.emewusnfires—c
maynotbemmm
80itiswith“lmlillg"m
1
fun: mind is conetruotedjtke
that o the thousands of other! who
woman m1. IN maturities
. The men class dbl-eel motion pic~
Norwnlk
the weekly feature.
. Thursday and Friday
photo-may.
uring November high class plays
.lar Hippodrome presentation of 1918.
ment exactly a. it was put on in the
city. it has not yet been released and
will be be shown in Nerwolk early
after its making is complete.
It Kills Hll BtL‘Ki‘I‘i
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“Pope's Diapepaln" Ends Stomach
Mloery. ludifleoilou In 5 Minutes.
it what you just ate is soaring on
your stomach or lies like a lump of
lead. remains to digest, or you belch
gas and cruciate sour. undigested
food, or have a feeling at iiifiineur
heartburn. tulinesl. nausea, bod taste
in mouth and stomach headache, you
can get blessed relief in five minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula. plainly printed oo_ these:
ditycont cases oi Pape‘s DiaBepsin.’
then you will understand why dys.
peptic troubles of all kinds must go.
Terrell, ”Amour avenue. Derby. in-
terment will be in Oak Cliff ceme-
tery. ~Rev.- Mr. Cook of the Conve-
[rational church of Shelton will’otti-
Md, Conan January 2V8. 1844‘. Be at—
, tended Jackson mdemy and the pills-
tle school in Derby. Bis rather was
the inventor at or”: prone- and
Shelton, was one or um his concern- ‘
or the Navigators Valley for many
years.
ed himself to the building or printing
presses. and he was until a tow years
ago, the president at the Whitloek
compan
active in politics. He won a republi-
can. and. in Derby. he served an one
sensor and was at one time a number
or the boarded horsemen in Birming—I
hain. Ho represented the I‘town. of
Huntington in the bruise oi' represen-
tatives in '97-98 and later 'wu elected.
to the senate.
porter in baseball in the days of the
old Connecticut league. and for a time
he served as the
State Baseball association. He was one
or the oldest-members or The Union
a time.
wife. who died H years ago.
machines. Mr. Whitlock was a Masorb
gSulphur Compound " which darkens
Sturge- Whitiock turner state neu-
ator. widely igneous oil liver the stain. . .
died ‘5‘th at his home. 29 Hm:
street, as a noun 0: a mm 11th
cal breakdown. lie had been in techie
health for months past He is sur-
lived by two daughters. Mrs. Alton 'l‘.
Terrell.
Randall of Shelton. The funeral will
take place Tuesday afternoon at 2
o! Darby. and Mrs. Winter
(clock trons the reoldence of .3111.
m0. .
up itloek won horn in mm
he Whitiock Machine company. in
Mr. Whitiock for room amt-
V-
Nenriy all his life Mr Whitleck who
Mrs. Whitlock wanna ardent nup-
president of the
League club in New Haven, and, to?
made his home there. His
was
Mary Ollv Singer. the daughter at
lease Singer. the inventm- of sewing
1111 till nus
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t'o Grandmother's Recipe to Restore
Dolor. Close and Thickness.
Hair that loses its color and lustre.
or when i-t fades. turns gray. dull and
liieness. is caused by a lock oi sul-
phur in the heir. Our grandmother
made up a mixture 0! Sage Tea and
Sulphur to keep her looks dark and
beautliul. and,,thousends oi women
and men who value that even color.
that beautiful dark shade of hair
.which is so attractive. use only this
old-time Heel”
Nowadays we get this famous mix.
turn by asking at any drugstore for
a 50 cent bottle oi “Wyeth's Sage and
the hair so naturally. an evenly. that
nobody can possibly tell it has been.
ailplied. Besides. it takes oi! dandrui‘i.
stops scalp itching and telling hair.
You just dampen a sponge or soft
and why they relieve sour, out-oi- order
stomachs or indigestion in live min-
utes. "Pope’s Diapepsin" is harmless:
tastes like candy, though each rose
will digest and prepare for assimila-
tion into/ the blood all the food you
eat; be‘sideshit makes you go to the
what will please you most, lethal you
will test that your stomach and intes-V
tines areciean and fresh. and you will
pills for biliousness or constipation.
This city will have many“ “Pope’s
will ch11 them, but you will be enthusI
iaatic about this splendid VstomaCll
preparation. too, it you ever take ' it
for indigestion, ”gases, heartburn.'sour-
ness, dyspepsia, or. any stomach Imis‘
ery 'R .
Get some now. this minute, and rid
yourseli oi stomachtronble and indi-
gestion in live minutes: »
ATTENTION.
Everybody Welcome to At.-
tend RALLY.
AT 8 OV’CLVOCK
present campaign,
Mr 6120. F. Shepard. of Btzthél
01111. Candidate for Represan
move to Congress Assumes;
of Political Economy and :1 Com—
potent Authbrity with marked
ability to discpss topics of inter-
.e est to all. I. .,
Rev.-Geo. F Pentecost D. DV.,
of Tokenekc and New. York,a
NritiOn Wide Public Speaker and
conversant Vwith the Political and
Financtal Conditions of the Court»
try. .
' Rev. Chas F Taylor, D D., of
Greenwml‘r a Live-Mile, with a
tastes like candy. though each dose?r
not needIto resort to laxatives or liver .
Diapepsin" cranks. as some peoDieI
Pregressrve Part) “.4
sea Men 5 11311.23 Dictrict V
Tuesday Ev’ g, Oct 27
LIVE TALK on issues of
.I healing influences.
,brush with lt'hnd draw this through
fa thus. By morning the gray hair dis.
appears; but what delights the ladies
with Wyeth's VSage and Sulphur is
that. besides beautifully darkening
the hair alter a few applications. it
also brings back the glosa and lustre
and gives it an appearance oi abun-
dance.
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LUCKY NUMBER DANCE.
. An innovation to Norwalk was the
"Lucky Number Dance" which Stew-
ardess Thompson gave at the Country
Club. Saturday night, and its newness
proved a winner. A very large num-
ber oi the members were attraCted by
sense of mYstery which surrounded
the dance and nearly one hundredpar-
ticipsted in the event which proved
very popular as 11 ell us amusing. Mr.
and Mrs. James V\ oodV waved every-
glass jewel case
Va. brass smoking stand
A Remedy for
Bronchitis
Bronchitis is u distressing and 'I’V V
ably sutcegsful medicine has
unbroken recon] as a cure in
bronchitis, even the most at
born cases Wielding to its gre
oke and suffer
relie‘v yeti. I‘.
V bedtime, it wit enable
avoid those dreadfu
[one oi! the floor with their luck, anti
alter continually dancing for error a
half hour. the music ceased at the
‘ . direction of the floor manager,‘
""they'weie'presented with the prizes.
Mrs. woos received a beautiful cut
and her husband
and
dangerous disease. often fatal in
its result. At. the first evidence of V“
a cough take Kerr‘ s Emulsion of .
flaXoseed, Li11onine.This‘rerVnai-k-
Try a spoonfu w
1
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l
l
l
Itottryitooandoeowhbt
hays!
In'color, fabric and cut some
.oioséofircorm are rather
11111:ch Fail, but are
fly right etude, $10
For firm: who Vavoid the nu.-
Insulated-wherein digni—
fiedconseivstlveoxfords, 815‘
hobs.
W for men and
bow war .,
l
Kuwaiti and So. Norwalk
WM”
Do Not Her Your
Good looks.
«Kryptok lenses keep you looking
young. They are one solid pleoeot
beautifully clear crystal glass—giv-
log you FAR and NEAR sight in
one loan.
We retain the exclusive services
_oi Dentists to examine eyes.
THAMER
COOL“?! AND OPTIGIANI
ITV smug-“sum. Conn
Goon lat. £11m - in. tall.
11.,
fl
p...—
up
, ‘snaeelsnse.
in the prevailing styles it is
more necessary than ever to have
a skilfully constructed Brassiere.
Ask to accent. latest models in
H. Jr W.. Shaper & Warner's,
ed to give a youthful appearance.
improving the iigurs lines and Voi-
lowing also support to the bust it
necessary ..50c each
waters. ‘
.-..
dren
.n-c
ii. a. w. whim. Iol' misses no
women ..‘..........75c and “.00
Little Beauty Waists, tor intents.
girls and boys .251: each
1.1. MaIIGtte ._
Emmi
We are very particular
in buying our Coal—..
hhat’ ts why it: burns freeo
ly and is free {mm clinic.
'm' V
Harris 81 Calls
Rogers 81 Stevens .
mode or'sott‘iinish materials, chap
Ferris Waists‘ior women and chit. -
”“501: and $1.00 _V
silver. platinum and
by appointment.
SatisfiedPatients I.
Are Our ,
Best Advertisements
The reason for our constantly
increasing business is that we el-
wnys do what we say.
tell you our methods are painless.
we stand ready to prove it.
Best materials. guaranteed work
d lowest prices Fillings in gold.
administeredwhon desired.
. Conduction Fr’oo.
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. 111. Sunday:
swam
I‘Sonthlflnflq I
When we
porcelain. Gas
Immortals,
o
mull-III!“
AKKIiS
WET"
Cute, Cunning,
Amusing
PRIME!) I!" (7.8
.Fim 3.1.91. or Home made
come ems.
your length
Tobacco
and flows
Store,
NORWALK
Special Prices on
3 Rowan St.
Coal, Wood. Cement
This Month. for Rep Oak
COAL
WILLIAM ssraou
W..—
Cash Orders,
Phone 441
snuroan,
'voax.
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o
17 Will It.
STOCK 0F"
RANGES.
announce-immune".
; cities. - .
ACORN
Alla Regulator All Resp“.
Jones 81 iiotchkiss
Company
a. . .
MAGEE
PERFFAJT :
Nomik.
rr
KEEPS
THINGS
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“_le‘ntiue 811 Company:
“one" ot‘higbvorade vV mono:
.w
RAL
Raiston Shoes
Glover—s
foot-moulded 135ml”; have a
style for every foot.
Sim—$4 5V0
TON
are ..made on
.i .
Tons snoss oo moss THAN mean.
my Last WELL—THEY
vvsaa WELL
This means keeping their
.' throughout a long, satisfactory servico.V
it you went THAT kind,
“'rsv- 11915 BARRY 3.49;.
‘ \
shape
‘_ Ks.
Mintzs
Tonight _
UNTRIMMED “HATS
V At y; Price.
sold at :5 per use '
Jae. oopnntnv
The Little Shop
North Mom Street. I
THE LATEST MODELS
111 .
sun‘s, cowxs AND mists .«
. Am .
UNnaawasa, consa'rs ANo
Hostess ,. -
K. A. CLAVEN.
Heater,» *
ivER’Y ECONOMICAL g
See it Vat our office today.
The United _Eiectr c
. Light '85 Water Co.
Gosling Clams.
Rockaway Oysters opened at
markét.
Large DVry Escsllops.
Fresh and Salt Fist).
Long and Round Clams.
CUTBILL’S' V
71 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone
4“
V Hallowe’efi j-V”
K CardsdzNoveItne 1
cm:
| unscoaA'rmNs V
Fine assortment of , V V
~ POST CARDS.
samossr CHOCOLA'LES.
’ RIGGERMAN
ROS. 64'VNorihMa1uS
“olive" Lake-ice
We have extended our service
South Norwalk in response to mania“
requests.
We do not seek trade to or;
prices. We get and KEEP one
by furnishing unequaled servi’
lair price.
it is true economy to deal w
Especial attention to family
THE 8iLV4ER LAKE ICE (:0
Phone 619.. . ., saucy: Son
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\V‘Ve recommc
‘V-‘ teVrest beefing
‘jfidr DopOsits rogr
orory' investme
and A1 Ver;Va
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