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CHRISTMAS
BOOKS
NOW ON SALE.
' NERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
Come In and Look Them Over“
DONNELLY' S
Stationery Store, 16 80. Main St}
Doll Houses
' 10c ’ '
See our window
.. dismay
WM. P. BEERS
BOOKS AND BTA'NONERY STORE.
Nonnlk and Sq. Norwalk. Conn.
w
New
Hotel Mahackemo
* Arrangements may be
made for Dances. Balls and
other affairs.
Popular prioe bill of fare for
Lunch and Dinner
r
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwallt and vicinity;
Fair and colder tonight and Tuesday.I
The disturbance which was central
f over the southern districts Saturday}
morning moved rapidly northward; and
the western disturbance moved east-
ward and the two united over the Ohio
Valley and formed a well‘deilned storm,
which passed over this vicinity last'
night. and is now central over North-'
eru New England. It used heavyi
Atlantic coast and eastern portion at:
the Lake region. It. is followed hyan
extended area of high pressure. which}
is causing low temperatures betweenI
I
.3 sass-Iss1. j
(The Commercial Record)
Contract'for Ganll' -
The Haring Construction 700..
have the contract for erecting the
propwed garage for Lamar Butler “E
Darien The building will be of bI-temf
one story high; and there will be two
stores, with a central entrance to the
steam heating contracts have not yet
been let.
, Lincoln Avenue Noose .
F. 0. Johnson has started work on
a twofamlly house which he will erect
for himself on Lincoln avenue. The
house will be provided with all im-
provements, including furnace heat
and will cost about $4. 000.
Harbor View leach Residence.
J J McMahon has the contract
for a hollow tile aIpi stucco residence
to be built at Harbor View Beach for
H. Bronelle The building will
’39x42, will contain live rooms and
bath and all conveniences, including
steam heat. The roof will be of tile.
The sub-contracts will be let soon:
Wort; Started
build for himself on First street The
plans call for a slx~room house, with;
'all improvements. including furnace
heat.
West Nomlk Addition.
. R if. Seymour has the contract
for the erection of a frame addi-
tion to the residence of Clara
Rhaligan in West Norwalk. The ad-§
dition will be two stories high and
will contain seven rooms and aomeI
new plumbing. No sub-contracts haveI
been let as yet,
" The New Schoolhousea
Bids have been received for the two
new Schoolhouses to be erected here.
the plans for which were drawn by?
Architect Joseph n.Jackson.1123.
Broadway, New York and Architect
Philip ..\' Sunderland of Danbury
Ind: for the building planned by Ar- '
--—g_...
The Racanelli will. ease, scheduled‘
postponed until a later date. to be
announced later
ll. Collins received a permit from
the building inspector this. morning;
to install electric wiring in the Mrs
E McLaren house on Harbor View. 5
Steven Kovacs, of Springwoorb
I, ismirday was arrested by Officer
rains and high winds along the Sud-imam: Stratton for threatening his
wife. This morning Judge Keogh lln-
ed him 85.00
The Healing a: Plumbing Company
sider a plan of electing the building
on another part of the lot.
stone excavating. New bids will be
invited for this structure. A. W.
-Wl|ldron submitted the low bid for the
building planned by ArchiteCt Sunder-
land and be will probably be awarded
ithy contract.
IIIII IIIIIIII Will III’
a class II. Hutu
i Look Mother-l If Tongue la Coated.
I Give “California Syrup of Fins)“
I Mother! Your child. isn‘t naturally
the Rocky Mountains and the Missile 3115;131:131” recebed a permit fromimu m, mum See u tongue ,3
“‘91" “"9“ 2"? temperatures “9'9' e u '3 spector to install plumb coated; this is a sure sign its little
reported from Montana and snow front “‘5 I“ “13 M De F LOCRWOOG garage; stomach liver and bowels need
Michigan. Conditions favor for this
vicinity clearing weather, followed by
fair and colder. '
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
‘ .
Low, 30; high;
Temperature:
43. Fair.
Visit the Book Department at Don-
nelly' s. Christmas books now on sale.
Maurice Land of the law firm of
Land and Land. spent Friday and Sat-
. urday in Hartford on legal business. -'
~—
Michael Kiss arrested for drunken-
ness and breach 0! the usual. Sunday, ing reported to the downtown police:
was discharged today by Judge John
Keflgh. . . .i
Officer John Flynn Saturday even-
‘ing arrested Frank Johnson, for
drunkenness He was lined $5. 00 this
morning.
——Lin Council Minstrel Dance W.ed the police um: a pock‘et- book contain- and see that it is made by the "0811'.
Attorney William F. Tammany and
llr R. M. Wolfe are in New York to-
day, attending to matters connected
with the estate of Dr. Wolfe's father.
The Misses Alice Hill and Olive
\Valkley of New’Haven were the
guests of Miss Hill's sister. Mrs. “111
greeley. of Lincoln avenue. Second
District over the week-end.
Rev. W. H. Thomas, pastor emeritus
of both the Methodist churches m
\\ est avenue, underwent a minor sur-If =
gical operation oh Saturday. Dr.
Henry W. Kellogg performed that
~ operation with Dr. J G. Gregory and
Dr. Ward Gregory in consultation. Din?
' Thomas speaks with mt‘leh earnesti";
‘ .. ness of the skill, care. gentleness and
patience of Dr. Kellogg in his case. Dr _
Kellogg is a new comer to the sur?
genus of the city. and competent pro:
_ fessionals are always a benefit to any.
‘ community '
,. . —REGULAR BRICES— ,
, Sal thatica, 25; size 180‘;
. El Hcpsncs, 50c size . . . . . . 36ft
-_ e ,$I.ooinze....7sc
Mkrizh’s Milk Sugar, lb... . 259
‘" ‘H‘ood’s Samparilid .......'.80¢
, “ W? Kidney Ellis ,4...” 4d:
on France street.
Thoxcase in reference to the will of‘
fine late Alexander Campbell, of New
Canaan. will come up this afternoon
at 2 o'clock in the Probate Court Al-
torney John J. Cuneo appears for sev-
‘ersl of the heirs.
Last evenipg the police were in
formed that a strange man was hung-
ing around the General Frost real-I
deuce on West avenue, and acting
suspiciously. Ofllcer Wallace R. Sam-
, mis investigated, but the stranger had
disappeared .
. .
Sergeant J. Harry Gibson this morn
that a gray overcoat had been stolen
from Ealle's garage, on East ayenue
The garage was ransacked but noth-
ing of value besides the coal
taken.
R G Hendricks. of Cove avenue
East \‘orw.allt has complained to
ing a small sum of money. and a pos-
tal money-order was lost or stolen
Saturday, presumably in Red Mans
Hall.
I'
The Board of Estimate and Appro- 7
priatlon has received a letter of com
mendation from William \v. Stone. of
28 West Main street. upt0w.n . Mr.
Stone values the sentiment of the gen
ersl public when he congratulates the
Board on their trade work on the sev-
eral budgets. , .. . ,, .
1"
in yesterday's Waterbury‘ Republi
can, under the head of New England
Towns and Their homes, a writer
states that Norwallr is said to have?
been named because when purchased
:from the lndians the northern boun-
qdary was to extend from the seabed
day’s walk, according to the ladies
marking the distance. According to
other authorities, Norwalk‘waa‘ deriv-
ed from uagang fpoint“ of land."
- —MISS MAOL‘I’AREN’S NEW RE-
CITAL. , ,
Miss Gay zanola Macaroni will
give her new recital “Daddy- hung»
Legs" at the First masculine:
Chuchmorgow coining at 8 o‘clock.
it will _be preceded by an organ rc-
iri‘cltal hymamkm m-
isreading-titanium. Admission
4“
was ‘
a
cleansing at ones
When listless. pale, feverish, full of
cold, breath mad, throat sore. doesn‘t
eat sleep or act naturally, has stom-
ach- ache diarrhoea, remember. a
gentle liver and bowel cleansing
lshould always ‘be the first treatment
,slven.
I Nothing equals “California Syrup of
Figs" for childrens ills; give a tea-
Ispoouful, and in a few hours all the
foul waste. sour bile and fermenting
Mood which is clogged in the bowels
'passes out of the system. and you
l'haye a well and playful child again.
i All children love this harmless. de-
Iliclous ‘fruit laxative," and it never
is its to effect a good ‘inside” cleans-
ing. Directions for babies, children
of all ages and grownups are plainl)’
Ion the bottle
Keep it handy in your lIouse.'A lit
f tie given today saves a sick child to
morrow, but get the genuine. Ask
your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of
I “California Syrup of Figs," then look
I
fornia Fig Syrup Company."
If IIIIIISIIPIIEII [III . ..
IIIIIIIIJS "HSIIIIIHS"
Tonight! Clean Your Bowls and
Stop Headache. Colds, Sour Stom-
. ,. ach. ,
Get a ill-cent box: .\
3 Take a Cascaret tonight‘to cleanse
your Liver. Stomach and Bowels, and
you will surely feel great by morning.
You men and women who have head-
ache, coated tongue, 3 bad cold. are
bilious,'nervous, upset. bothered with
asick, pussy. disordered stomach or
have backache and feel all warn out.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Carmelo—or merely forcing a
passageway every few days with saith.
cathartic pills or caster oilf ,
Cascarets immediately cleanse and
regulate 'the stomach, remove the
sour, undigested and fermenting food
sudlfohl gases; take the excess bile
tromths iiverandearryofithe con-
stipeted waste matterzand poalonv vtromI
the hove“ f ' '
Remember. (Ia-caret tonight will
straighten you out by morning. A
meant box from your drug!“ means
dad chedrfulueas for months.
noawALR 'éoi'raltc’rliFrlorés
' I
garage in the rear. The plumbing and ;
be*
i
William Les“, has started work on loan Grange went in Cannon Station
‘ one-family resilience which he will Friday night and conferred the third
'gue and those desiring to entw-
01'1““ Jackson were rejected and “‘suunre sets once again will have the
was agreed to bus the architect con- Itcpportunlty
which ’
for -' harm; on SIturd.y last: “In. ‘would ellmlngtg 3 gm[ amount of Home (lull \tlll be held at the home
~ recipe at home, though,
1
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I
I Myron Crawford 'and Paul Colbron
fare serving on the Jury in Bridgeport
j-this week.
Clarence (‘rissey of ()enoke aienue I
spent the week- and with friends in
New Y.ork
Alexander Rogers left Friday for
South America. He will be engaged
Lin surveying Chill and Peru.
The newly formed dancing class
had its first tension in modern dan-
ces in Raymond's Hall. Friday night.
Mrs. Myron Crawford of West street
was the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Edgar Peek in Danbury. for seieral
,dsys this week.
The degree team of the '\'ew (‘an-
and fourth degrees.
Next Thursday etching the New
ICsnaan Grange degree team will go
to Cannon Station where the? will
IWUrk the third and fourth degrees.
a. If
The Dorcas Blbe class members
'of the Methodist Church held their
monthly meeting at the home of Ira.
Frederick C. Banger. South avenue.
Wednesday afternoon.
E. T. Bates will conduct an auCtion
{at the residence of Henry A. and
Lettle A. Scovall, Gracie street. on
Wednesday, November 18, at 10 a. m.
if stormy. next fair day.
Next Tuesday melting. ttpfioke
Tent. No 8. K. O. 'l‘ M" will give a.
hiilccuiree hull In ildd Fellows Hall.
old fashioned dances will he in to-
the
The next meeting of the Mothers:
of Mrs E. A Burden. South menus.
at which the fathers will also be
present. Rev. H B Trinkhaus will
address the club. and other folks will
he gimp. , .
"-9
’l‘. W. Benedict and Alfred Rn)-
Iuond ‘gaw the children in St. Mark“ H
Sunday school an old fashioned .pnr-
ty. Friday ovenln Many games were
played spill the glare? More ter
laihed in a note manner Mr.
edict preparquaeIernl cle
games for then and 1th hours ("tines-r
ed to quickly for the young fully. A
bountiful supper nas served before
the party closed
Dr. Walter C. Wood of Ponua 8L.
gave a talk on “Fall Plowing-{Rhe-
fore the members of the New (Tainan
Grange ln Raymond's llall.’ Tuesday
awning. His was followed by I. D
Dswlcss, who had as his subject “New
Canaan a Res m or a Factory
Town“ Mr. Dawleas stated that the
time had gone by for New Canaan to
be much of a factory town. as the
price of land was too high to attract
manufacturers. and the (night traffic
was such that there was not much ln~
ducement for promoters. Dr. W D.
lloffecker also gene an informal talk
on "Progress in Medical Science". and
gave many ificidences along this line
of thought that were of intense in-
otcrest to those present. The program
was closed with a reading by. Mm
William G Grupe.
tinnitus II
lllllll Elli Illll
Bring Back Its Color and Lustre :Wlth
Grandma’s Sane Tea Recipe;
Common garden sage brewed into a
'heaw tea with sulphur and alcohol
added. will turn gray, streaked; and
faded hair beautifully dark and lux-
uriant, remove every bit of dandruff.
) . stop scalp itching and falling hair.
Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur
is trouble
some. An easier why is to get the
ready to-use tonic, "costing about 50
cents a-vlarge bottle: at drug stores,
known as “Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
'COmpound," thus avoiding a lot of
muss. *
While wispy, gray; faded hair is not
sinful. we all desire to retain our
:youthful appearance and attractive-
ness. By darkening your hair with
Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur, no one-can?i
tell. because it does it so naturally, so
evenly. You just dampen a sponge
or; soft brush with it and drawvthls
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time; by morning all-gray
hairs have disappeared. After another
application or two your hair becomes
beautifully dark. glossy, soft and lax.
uriant and you appear years younger.
.
The Republican Congressional com-
mittee met' it the widened of (fan-
my Wooden: aelaar. haadi
Don't
gresaman-eloet m: J. mu. west
avenue. Saturday. moon. and trans-
Iacted some infifi businesi‘lnel-
dent to the m which mm
«new Aftel' new
{nose session lunch was mm. s
social W «m
oily lulymg coal here
We are careful in buying
our supply and connequently
our customers are satisfied
with the way their coal burns.
Harris .81 Gal's
Hayes v
NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes’ 8le
69 North» Maml‘itreet
Today is the last day of
Shoe Sale
Louis Avrick
POGTOFFICE ILOOK
IOUTH NORWALK
7 Wall St.
v”.—
Tires Vulcanized
Bring your on]
Best work and cheapest prices
Afulllineoftlresandtubalcn
handilithetime.
ioranddelivced.
Rob‘é‘r Gregory
canningtome‘
Work called
Tel. 326-4
' house and you pay for it on the instalment plan. A
; will bring representative who will further explain.
ammo LIGHTING FIXTURES. ” ‘
Our prices on Fixtures are the lowest in town.
wiring- -let us first quote you our prices. Elmric Vacuum Cilantro “G. ”
[rims $2.85 to 83.
M Water St.
v
I Store of
Quality
are .exceptional
pretty,
.3“;
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO. ‘ ”
’Phone 342-3.
Curtains and Draperies
\Ve are offering magnificent values in
Lace Curtains and Portieres.
and patterns
mu n.--
.. .-_..~. ”A-.. .... .
i ELECTRIC LIL-urns.
. We have added a Elstem to our business sheieby we can wire you:
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phone call or postal
No matter r. ho does til.
80. N til-walk
The values
unusually
Petticoats from
'dflflEI’
Great Thankigiving Sale
will be long remembered for its many wonderful values.
hate made elaborate preparations as it is our aim to make this
the greatest Thanksgiving sale ever conducted.
here a most beautiful array of Women’s Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Skirts, Petticoats, Corsetsaud Millinery.
Come to our store, as it means a big saving to you.
Women’s and Misses’ Suits from
Women's and Misses Coats froi . . . . . .
Women’s and Misses’ Dresses from .. ............
Women’s and Misscs' Skirts, black, gray and navy
Try our Corsets from
.,.-aalbaa".aldalIna-lad
All our lists at Reduced Prices.
, The style store for Ladies We alter FREE of charge
saasco'aaa-oaoaa
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You’ll find
alas-oceans .
1.
33 sq. Manse;
South NorWalk.’
W.
Chiei of them
ALL
Samoset
Chocolates
RIGGERMAN
nos. .64 North Inn St.
FOR SALE. -
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.’
a Large Plots (Shore Fronts)
C. T. McGOVERN, Agent.
:55 Washington St, So. Nomalk
-.—,—
YORK.
17 VII" It
I‘I’OOK 0’
\
RANGES
ismmostcomplafointbat-é_
citia.
STAMFORD, more ,
. cruiser
ACORN ‘
Also Repair. for All Hausa.
Jones & soreness]
Company
., . Mara-flu,"
3:
The quartette of the First Metho-
dial Episcopal church will give a dd-
lightfnl musical service next Sunday
arming. who Tour’s “The Two flan
waste? will be sung. This I
m is very attractive. and lovin
i “, fluvial.
,,tena. ,
“Silver Lake Ice.”
We have extended our service is
South Norwalk in response to many
meats. ‘
We do not seek trade by cutting
t and KEEP customers
gumfn’rnlamnnequaled service at a
it tried. in. economy to deal witbaa
Especial attention.” family‘s-sue
~ THE SILVER LAKE to: co.
M919- .
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Firs-LI Eyeglasses
600'
It“
“I"é‘o‘efiirlbm
—7
Are mar/g Noziccably'
Should your eyes bare been glving’
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult
WlLLlAN J. M0031,
OFTchAN.
Room 0. Keefer Building,
"c.1155 washinphadt.
,, >0pboslta Hoyt'a Tho-tn.
Monday. Wednesday and frlday
Evenings. mo tel.
N. Y. address—727 .tb Ave. 0 to
‘ D. M. dallv. p "K ,
, a. on m. “cm ‘
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, GARBAGE CANS
39 to
$150. ¢
ASH CANS
$1.10 if
$3 25.
Albert F. Gehebe
25 WASHINGTON 81' REST.
. SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 1069!. '
1 ,7 ,
nEPu'rr GAME wannnx soar.
NEW HAVEX: (or: lt—While
trying to am“ tyre men who were
West Haven Saturday. D‘Pul)’ Game
Warden Walter Cook was morons
with blrdahot. He was seat to the
His condition Isl-st so!»
Mm
amen-suns
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Prompt Delivery. .
shooting songbirds in the woods of ,
meat of Ranges guaranteed to
bake and heat, that we will-0B“
from $14. so upward. Come and
look them over before going else-
where. For honest dealing and
prices fair, none with Mr. Rom '
can compare.
Picture Framing and Glazing.
Rosco ’sFurniture Store
. 1.5 [Ely Avenue. .
. For Up-tovdata eel-wee Call.
FREDH .GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
. .Embalrndl‘.
Office and Residence
, Telephone 906. '
84 Se. Main Oh. So. Norwal5
f 7‘ . . . ‘7‘ V“ I
Coal. Wood. Cement -,
special Prices on Cash orders.
This Month, for Red Oak_
3 Rowan Sf."
WILLIAM EFFRON- '
COAL
Phone. 441 :
“ Use Carborundum
Sharpening Stone‘s’.’
‘. Carborund‘uul Arte
.Stoneswill ' ‘
produceash'aereen edgeon the dull- "
estof'leéslnavery few minutea'f,
time.
The stones do the work of a p-Iaa-
stoncand sharpening disused"!!!-
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