999‘wm9mn to: cancer ; I?“ near or Mum "counts 1“ A LANE 51 WASHINGTON 8785‘! UNDERTAKER I W “I. “a 9 some hoawALa : Miss Olsen has opened a grocery store at her residence in Sound View Terrace. : Fumfiéil‘ Oscar F. Schultne, proprietor of -the Sanitary Markets. started Saturday night for the West to personally select the turkeys he will offer to his trade Thanksgiving. V The theft of a blanket and 9. outlet clothes from a delivery ‘wsgon, on High ntreat uptown. Saturday evening. has been reported to the local police, and will be investigated. ~Right now is overcoat time. Big- 810. 00. $2300.11. E Dibble. The Royal Tailor. 78 Washington street. Borneo O. Ferris of West street. who is enjoying a vacation from his dllr ties in the local post once. Saturday. left on Ml finioyabla trip .to Nurture, Fella. Bull-lo and Detroit. where he will visit ‘his‘ brother Prank“. former resident of this city. ‘ The Junior High .Sciiool girls, un- der the direction oi! Miss Gertrude Dustin. are making warnings to he James Donnelly, the Yale campus policeman. in main confined to‘hhis homo, and his condition is looked upon an very grave. The nev Psychology Class. will meet with Mrs. William. A. Curtis. Went avenue tomorrow, Tuesday morning, nt 10 o’clock. m mun- meeting clone Hat Trimmer Union; viii be..lrsid: roman vant 8 o'clock; “like Q9ntrai Labor quhmatreet The mnrriod vwhen of Court Innrel ininment in halo; planned,- ‘l'he reg‘nhr nnnnn'l meeting of. The immediate Relief hunchtlon of Sher» man and Possum Councils. R. A.. mill he hbig at South Kuwait. . 0n Tuscany greening, ,Noveruber 10th. 1914. at Sherman Council rooms. Tint-mints. mun Mitchell sud daughter Ethel. of No. 480 Barrel ave- nue and Kr. and In. Home we sent to the Belgium refugees Anyongi shell of No in mm street, Bridge- wishing to ccntribute. needles. Dine. thimh‘les. scissors, etc, tor ailing these bags. can leave the same with litre. lra T. Chapman. Arch street. or 9 Miss Francis Hurd, West avenue. The Norwalk Library will begin its eventual with the ‘Bedectoncope next Wednesday at eight. Seventy beauti~ fully colored views of Germnny have been obtained from the Keystone View company. uni! Friedrich Oal~ schlegel of the High School faculty ' will describe them. Mr. Coincident is «socially well equipped to give such a description. AMnhot. flntwdny evening. shrflednncnlninlhnv’leinityefwlocd strutgomosrililton 1. Wood. vhevna'nen‘i'byimndenhastyinventi- nnrichnntoeniimnoone. ltwns wmwmmtmm inflammihrteilnnnklo.hutiir.dl~ mmmmmntthe; man ( Wood M declares he mgmmmnorotm onovhohunnynnnnetoaonthhn. port. vane tne and” guests of their In. and Mrs. -Phtlin Gerhardt of Weston. The ‘ nnnhnry [Creamery &- Milk mm hna- lied in the elites of the cemetery of were a oertiilcue or 'pur- chase arm union of its own stock, at par. signed by ‘Iiorhert N. Judd. would-t. and tannins H. Bouxhton. trennnrcr-fin‘rtford content —-Why not have your own personal your-Innuenmovnpinte un‘tnnnntnnumnian. order . I; . ‘ .. Tummnmnnden orcnénntnhnnnnntednpsrmittc AA.” to nonntrnctntvo- Immune” noon culminated. 'ihnndlnonwlllhe ? with. music. entitled . amith"; ; Starr wiil appear under the names will autumn the single members on nest selection in at“... i1? 09. ‘13, 9 ‘ Wednesday evening in lied lien’ a Hail. hen member has the privilege of in- vitinx n lady friend. A novel enter- cards In- Chriniuan! We viii sun-eve if ' is a native of Weimar, Germany. infirm u“ not. we will W one nor mvnicn can he nnbd afterwards . new“ uohtobonneliy’n oborncnacsmdidmgromacnt the time to place your orders. SUPPLY I RAYMOND J EDD. COAL Have secured a supply .5: this celebrated coal. Now. is A. S LIMITED. BROTHERS nun Willis“ STAMFORD THEATRE. Last week the Stemmrd 'l‘hentre , advertised Fracture Film week; this j] week will he icing remembered by the ,- rifle-nu. loving humanism rltrdithewcckdnlnflnndil If- - ‘ tram fruit is W m for n all? .;,nnunliy «model one night stand to ' offer within such 'n short time'nuch :; well known nrtints :- Johh Phillip 2 Hanan, Fritni fiche! and Frances Starr, find such neonatal plan In “Pain!!! ‘ nod Peninsular” end mum cover.” - Almost the whoiegnmnt of manic and «Trams willbe given during the week; ; uonday night the world renowned Sousa and his band will play a can. can: rm, more» a... plum! W 8cm viii be scenic a named. Y “Pretty lira. Thursday Iii-Chi. We“ management in the strong drums 9 “The decrfl by Henri Barnum; Fri day EVEIIIIIE I return engagement ' with a special company of ,"Petnth nod Perhnutter" the character com. edy. fuller delightful humor; and on Saturday. matinee nnd night, the strong melodr. ‘ "lindw Cover-”one of the biggest successes of both last Season and this, will be played. Plcrunea or NORWALK. A real "Know Your Town" show in on fer the first three days of _' this week at Lockvmod's Bell and Pleas- ant' Hour where. Not-walk in motion pictures is being exhibited for the dil- joyment o! the patrons. The excel- lent rsel which. appeared at the mit- incs Snturdsy afternoon. was neon by large audiences. and everyone was pleased with the picture. No one should fail to see this real. The movie men were often silent unknown to many people. and therefor a great many persons appear lmthe picture who navel-suspected that they come within ram of the dim mailers- The school-"children were upoclnlly‘nienn ed “with the picture eardrum after; noon. m the shown at today end to- morrow in addition to “Norwelk in Movies" a Parnlnount feature in diva parts will he presented. it will he Jesse L Izaeky's latent screen tri— umph “Where the Trail Divides" and as a story solving the diilcult rectal problem it is a success of no small ac- count. This play will appear on two days. today and Tuesdny. and the lo cal pictures will be than today. Tuesday and Wednesday. ORANGE on NEW amen. I W. '1‘. Slimmer, Old Colony Division Read. Vice 11. C. Orintt. Rammed. Walter Tums Spencer has been appointed superintendent oi.’ the Old Colony Disinton of the New Haven Railroad taking the piece of Kerry C. Oviatt, who has been promoted The new superintendent aisles Sept. 1 int has been trainmenter .n't Prov- idence. He was born July 5. 18“ and in n'grndunte of sessions Scientific School of Yale University; clash, of use. Re how railroad» worn. vital: the New Haven Railroad an n.rod+ man in Sept. 1890. Anna M inn from ”1893 to I"! “I ll; 1m was made n. divlflon m Inst. 1. till he was Wand from one on; ginne'rinu to the opening wanton. m. 9 influences. mentnfthernndnndmde' mnhhenduumemmocnta ohm» nrvmn wonn. —-—--——-—- Stiff Bat Makers Ask for Share of . Sou Hailing The present great aredonderanoe of soft hat orders in the batting imde And more practically in the factories than manufacture both soft and stiff train. has granted gather an unusual condition onions mcaemployes of the “hunk" strain uniting both styled of fits. with the result tint in one or we of the shove the more. who kfor years have been working on stiff hut bodies almost #0le“: have asked for a share of the soft hat, work, flay: the Dunbar-y News. The Proposition of the still but makers in the factories where” it was the localfiollicern. of the union for settlement and the opinion of the members of the trade was no divided in regard to the method of Bottles meat, that the whole question was brought up for discussion at the re- cent meeting of the “deletion. The opinions or the individual members were siren. but it is stated that the association took no definite action on the proposition The situation was of such interest that John W. Seuly. hetiOnni presi- retary, of the United Hatters. crime to this city to attend the meeting and listen to the 'nrxuments that were advanced. both in favor of and in opposition to a (“Vision of the unit but work. For a number of years more stiff than soft hats were made in this dia- triot. A. few sears ago the soft. lint began to gain favor and the demand for this style of hendweur has in— creased until today it‘ in estimated that in this district ten dozens of soft hats are triads td‘vevery donor; of der- blec. . In tectonics raging hath silt! and soft hen the all hot mailers hnre been doth: considerable. soft netting in order: an: get out the orders and take car‘s of the surplus workfi‘he soft battle" have had the M trade in years ddrlns the past few initial”. while very littin Tutti? hat werk.9han been dong; WM file anti: hot More begun to deoré‘ a short time ago the still hat me as” lost tile him hat work they were doing. while the soft but makers were kept fairly busy. Some of the at!“ batters tech is pos- won that in lactorion where with stiff and soft ilodien were th should MW more with "vvorlrartd titre: 9 up to ' It In" H d" . . he emitting dutihtncto time. ' ‘r: Slflflm To from lll' cilan- .. quAth 9 M h- t Immumm ~hi mm Shriners frcm “nil parts or “fists and probably arm.m other hinte- will newbie in the Canine on State street. Bridgeport. tonight and hold a corona The distinct: viii have on their hats Imports. Poteninte F. R. Smith of Rochemer. N. E. The ceremonial itself in an important or— out in the history of the Shriners but the visit of the Imperial Potehtnte confers a. great distinction on the lo. cal Shrine". . lat-names: at Braille“. The Imperial Potentate will arrive here about noon and will go to the He will one be their guest for dinner he outwit till :the sexton starts at the Casino. Tile proclamation of Po- ndvanced, was placed recently before“ dent and Martin anlor. national sec-9, Strsmeid hotel, where he will he the , guest of the Bhrinern tor luncheon. . at the ”manic otuh vheré he will ‘ tannin mat a sic-son mu nu. mm m tens-ensue on Nbv. ~~ ‘* 39. 10“, in do how to Shrinedom in ~ \ elem menu Buy where they get it fresh buy. Connect Fish Rocksway Oysters. Large Es— cnilops, warranted dry. . CUTBILL'S BRIDGE MARKET 71 North in... sheet Free Delivery. ‘ A» W mm...” _—__——‘ .— Pay. All Your , Bills by Check in this way you .will be abs to knbw to the penny the exact amount of the costar your'iiving. and may. have the best kind or arrecelvt in the returned endorsed check. We antandfin YOU every nullity. to W an. ’ BUY Hazelt‘on 0031 “communism: , ’ru; an 1!! warns on ‘ ‘n' J ' AT ' The"‘Linle Shop ran LATEST mounts _. , ' in some oowus om wsis're " ‘ UNDERWEAR. concurs nun ~ ~ nomr. n. A. whens. “ every day and give you what you All kinds of, Fresh, Salt and , “ Fhone’ 10!. i The People’s Trust Co new ANNIVERSARY SALE : Great Sala of Coats $3.95, $4.95, $5.95. $6.95 $9.95 to 339 Specid Values in Suits . :AT _ 9 37.50.512.50. $15.95 to $35 ,. mtg}: Aden-rs 'FoR . 9 The Light Running New Home Machete 'A. 'Dickerman 8. son. South Norwalk Phone 446 Hana}, we owe sol-I onesn rename amps. Special Sale of SUITS COATS DRESSES ._ tam to :35. rue totes . . as to sea. , JACOBYS , _ Cash if you have it. Credit if you want it. ,9 ANNOUNCEMENT Beginning Next"*Saturdny Evening 9 7 9 9* the regular weekly dances will commence, for which a charge of 25 cents will be made. An extraordinary feature will be Spe‘idci’ s Orchestra THE ROYAL JAMES INN Wall Street. Norwnlk. . - ’ . F. O. PIERCE C033 FINE 9 PAINTS. 9 PAINT THAT MES A LONG WAY . anyhigh prices are not necessary for high quality point. Our point has the greatest covering capacity and tom , durable than the more expensive 9 ’kinda. Thehidyof thohonseth‘nt wants thnt paint of snow; vhiranq‘ that marks the latest style, viii M our line is right there with the goods ’ sorta Norma. :W‘ Meet All Reqturcments 'gaoiPnccs'l‘hntWili
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