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Stamford. yesterday,

 

 

.Why not call us on the ’phone,l

‘No. 1230, and let us protect your? The Thanksgiving service will be
(1 ' held at Grace Episcopal Church tomor-

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Taylor & Golden

‘.°UTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
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Miss l‘ldilh Porter. of Franklin ave-
. mile. and William Hasse. of Stuart
,. avenue. will he married tomolrow
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‘mornmg.
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-—-(.irztnd Exhibition Drill by Dan
‘bury llcgree Team at the Eagle‘s Ball.

services
Episcopal
at it)

The usual ’l‘llahksgiving
will he held in Trinity
Church. tomorrow morning

~. o'clock I

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The marriage of Miss Sul‘ull Humil-
ton and (‘larcnce iv}. Stouts. cf Nor-
walk. will he solcmnized tollln’lrron at
the resilience oi the bride-in[rilirnhcih

street

.. ii'uli .lInc sonora phonographs,
best talking machine in the world.
plays all nmlms of disc records. 67
‘ Wall Sll‘cPL
South Not-walk Lodge. No 709,
‘ iBenevoleni and Protective Order of
Elks. will hold a social Bess-.0“. this
-everling. following the regular lodge
meeting. Captain Ernest W. ’i‘ulmadge
has provided l,000 oysters for the
consumption of the Elks. and a fine
time is anticipated.

 

Wilfred Farrell, grandson: of Mrs.
Alice'ilénny. of Broad River, and son

- of James Farrell, of Stamford. was
‘ madly injured this week. while at work
‘tuflml‘ord. lie is learning the ma‘

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..‘ aon's‘tradc'. and fell confirmation”

striking on his face and breaking his
nose. lie was removed to the Stum-
' ford iiospital for treatment.
~Do not purchase a phonograph or
talking machine until you have seen
the Sonata. 67 Wall street.

_. hug—9‘.—

ln his new advertisement, published

row morning at to detach.

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4AM"!!! Houston: saucsvl

Our assorted cap cakes are great
favorites Their ditterent flavored“
{matings are delicious as well a pret- ~
ty to look at. 5 Monroe street.

 

 

 

JACOBY'S

Marit- of tin. black or brown

 

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—Pllonographs from 515 to $200 at
67 Wall street. f

 

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You may be sure of finding at the‘
N. E. Ryan Co.’s store, all that is" l
newest and best in dress accessories

‘of quality, at very reasonable prices. ‘

 

 

. ——Members of the East Norwall: im
'provcment Assn. and their friends;

tymnneet at the Club Theatre, Friday“ AUTUMN SONG'

Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Randall. of

 

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'All things that fade and {all i

5 Elm Grove street, left this afternoon .
for New Hampshire, to spend the :With a Strange. haunted sound

3 Thanksgiving holidays with relatives . Upon the 35“:er ground.
at their former home. {In Bed September nights:
it t v.) i S \ u‘ f Apples and yellow leaves l
tiris ian . c ence .‘ocietv .‘orwa ‘ . .
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Noun—The legular Thanksgiving ser— 1AM? the 10‘?“ ghost-like cal l
vice with testimonies, will be held at '0‘ summers 1°“ delights i
to Wall street, Masouit' nulldlug. at {That grieves and gricves:
10:30 a m, Subject. “Thanksgiving," : Of these be the song made. i

* .lee them to fail and fade. l

 

 

~—f“uii line Columbia records at So

‘nora Music. roorm, 67 Wall street. 10f garden corners dank
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Washington Chapter. No. 24, Royal 3 With piercing smell of- mold.
Arch Masons. will entertain the grand _ of Summer's cup of gold, i
oiiicers of the state at a special con- lWherefrom so deep he drank. i

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vocation to he held this evening in '
Norwalk. Tile most 1' BY the dry fountains edge

hast down and grown artist:
Dust calling unto sedge: i

Masonic Temple.

excellent degree will be conferred,
r—".\inll fllltl llli' Moment." by Elin- -

or Olin. now on Sult‘. price $1.37: at Of these let the song tell

’That pleaSCth Autumn well,

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The (’Oililly commissioners will he *Of w I painted scene
in session in the City Hall, on Friday" '

from it) o‘clock in the morning until 'A hollow mimic show,
3 o'clock ill llle nilernoon, tor the pur. 1A mask within whose glow ‘1
pose of issuing liquor licenses for the iA grinning death is seen; i
5”" tOf flowers funeral ‘ ‘
—-aAsKET.aAl.L. THANKSGIVING ‘That ”em "0" flowers at all.
night. Opening game of Season. Chat- Bill little paper shapes
bouts of Brooklyn \‘ri. Norwslk. High An art fantastic apes;
School preliminary game. Dancing. In these has Autumn pride
Armor)“ That knows not. she hath died.
—Richard Le Galliene. in Mun-
scy's Magazine.

Landscape gardens-.3. .‘t. Kunze, with i
his gang. is laying out the flower and f
vegetable gardtm for Adam Schmidt;
on his new residence, Fairfleld avenue. ‘
The old evergreen trees are all a.
.thing of the past. Mr, Schmidt and‘
‘fauliiy will move into the place De-
cember i.
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-——Don't forget the Eagle's Ball.
Come fly with the Eagles on Thanks-
hiring Eve‘ at the Armory.

MAIBANO—MUGRAVERO.

A pretty wedding ceremony was sol-
omnized last evening at the residence
of Justice of the Peace and Mrs. Dan-
iel Dunlop‘s, in West street. The con-

 

 

 

 

‘ 7 Railroad ”Ave,

SMOKE which keeps liquids hot 30 hours.

onevruss' essrccnon. s or;
amateur—4225 sex or so.

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Price $2.25.
25 Washington St...
Phone 1069-2.

 

 

South Norwalk

 

Albert ll. (Shelli:

' .0. B. Jackson

“ Optician _
. Everything in the Optical Lino
Eyes Examined Free

Prompt Delivery.

Cut Flowers and
Table Ferns .

Misti. C. Cunco

Phone 372-12.

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;and wounded brought in from
l fighting around Tacubaya.

At 8 o'clock bodies of civilians and
iformer Federal soldiers were formed.
{They paraded the principal streets
land marched to police headquarters
jaud the Brazilian. mention, whcrv
they were armed.

at was hoped that this force evemu
ally would be able to control thc sit-
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should your eyes have been giving

you :rouble or your glasses need
adjusting_ feel at liberty to consult

WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTICIAN.
Room I. Kular Building,

N0. 15! Washington St.
once-m Noyt's Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 030 to I.

. N. V' address-72? .tl- Ava. t -.v

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The reports of unrestrained rioting
iin the Mexicali capital indicate that
all of the organized (Vonstitutionalist
.. . _ ‘iorcos have led the city. either toll! Furniture is of prime importance-
_ . ‘ ' meet the force of General Villa. com: It 1101 only adds 10 the beauty. attrac-
We have 1““ WWW” a Blii’p- lug from he north. or that of General .tive appearance and real comfort of
“Sm 0‘ Rang“ guaranteed u“Zapata, which have been ihreateniuglyoul' home. but it reflects the refine»
ill)“ End host. [11: weowdi 503 . the capital from the south, $ment or the owner.
m I4-5", “l3wa - ‘ ' me an ’ The mention of a hill: at Tacub- ; . ’
“)0" ”10m 0110? Rio“ going ell" ! aya. which is only five :liles south. ALL PF OUR FURNITURE.
Where. For hon¢8§ (1031ng .nd, west of Mexico City. would make it i15 lafiteluuy dum9d:’ well made and
Pfi?fl:fi;°n° With MUM“ j, appear that the Zapata forces are vir- treasouably‘priced.
: . ' ltuaIly at the doors of the capital.
Ham Fm‘“! ”“1 Glumg- j General Blanca and a force of sev-

Rosents Futnimrestoreieml thousand men composed the. last ‘

 

 

GOOD TASTE

 

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. . torgsnizod force that late reports said , A J A
15 Ely AVGDIIC iremaine‘d in Mexico City. all other , "‘ 1‘ “geVIne
-. .armed forces having left last week. . ’ . .V
d! . . iwnh them went all the National, Fed- on (‘0. f
“not (metric! and city onlclala. n3”? ~ ‘ .
. - . 134.135 wit-ill t t.~
For'Up-to-dsis service Call 38801118 likely. ludsins from the re- "9 on 8""

Fred H. noun“, inorts of the rioting. that General

l'Blanco left with his troops to take Nomalk’

funeral Dinner and Embslmet ‘
" om. and nuts...” lpsrt In the lighting either to the north -'.
{or the south. ‘

Telephone 904. .
so 3., min at. so. Norwalk. l vans cnuz. Nov. 25.~Ganeral
iVenustiano Carranza is expected to
iarrive here today or tomorrow at the
ilatost. An omclal from Mexico City.

 

TREES T'Rl MMED.
.CAVITIES TREATED."-

 

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7 NEW CITY

MARKET

. Hay es’ Block
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Our Teeth are
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Teeth.l

i Parent's

} Fifty years ago little was known of
the scientific treatment of teeth. I
lhave made dentistry a life study. if
1you are in need of n dentist whose
methods arestrictly modern. call and
.see me. Examinations free. ,

HOURS—9 s. m. to 8 p. m.

Sundays by appointment.

Dr. 1-H. Mallory
61 So. Main St. 80. Norwslk

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elsewhere today. Dr. J. ii. Mallory {trusting parties desired a civil mar-

 

 

 

 

asks a number of pertinent questions it'lazecaremony. and Judge Dunlap per-
rsgarding teeth and their care, which .formed it in his customary satisfac-
deserves your close and mo““"“‘ at- jtory manner. The bride was Miss Cal-
tention. H you have 939 trouble. |otters Mugrnvero. of New York city.
nausea, or ”“3“" that Y0“ cannot ex- land the groom was Francesco Malsano.
plain. perhaps your troubles are due'of Nor-walk. Mr. and Mrs. Calogero
(“rem-V or indirectly: 19 5‘ decayed or_iOddo, of South Norwallt. acted as best
diseased molar. and the doctor tells .man and matron of honor. and several
- you how m obtain the much sought jother friends witnessed the nuptials.
”lief: ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Moisano will make
.thcir home in this city.

Tillietable

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"E" “0TH- MAHAGKEmn g--." ~1~r w~~w~~-~flfi~ P. M.——1:13x, 1:23x, 3:02x. 3:29. :did the Americans,
THIHKSGIVIHE DINNER LATEST MODERN 4:41x, 52151:, 5:45, 6:02x. 6:47. 7.03,“. The cable lines to Mexico City were
-j 7—.— . " D \Vt‘ES taught nrl- 7 2453. 9:51x. 10:18x, . .. . restored yesterday afternoon. There;
. - from ‘2 w 4 p. in. One dollar with "may and m chm. s "a.” L C [b d m Axe in“ been; M, drorger of any conse-.
*7 wind. Reserve tables in advance. s. . out") - . - , u ' l \ quence 5 rice 1 (9 mar cans amount-l.
“PM?" ' ll 23' 7 :5 A. til-”12:2“. 5:3“. Silk. 8554', a orun u ‘ lcd. The order which General Aguilar
...-_. _. ‘4‘“) put) M Di" 10:33x. 11:51. ’ fissued directing the citizens to turn
. vnlc room with lns- __ , . . 9 . I Stones Wl" ' ‘ i
——-THIS WEEK SPECIAL— ”new“ NO one to m_ .P. M. 1.131. ”bits. 9 Full-x. 4.41mi r d h k d tit dull :in all arms has brought back to Police:
. mm your mistakes. 5.45, 6.02s, 7:0..x. 7.1., 1.57:. 8:2“..1’ 0 noon 8 W: .691” so 0“ 9 . ”headquarters a huge stock Of'DlSi0l35w9 Have
lBrOnm Sclizcr. 10c sizc ...... 6c \ t } ”(1 $51!. 10:181. 10:40- o :3“ 0‘ Axes “1 a vcry few minutes and guns of every description. almost‘.
.. . . l'rittt-ll guarantors o tcacv ti nn- _ me. ' . ‘
Bronio Seltzer. 2:... mm. . 15c . i ‘ fl. . . ._ a tall of‘wliich were given up under sine.
. tea in ttllnln illlnl lt‘i lemon, it you iNEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.; The stones do the work of a grind. “M, clrcumstancas'when the. Ameri-

 

.. 30c lelt we keep touching you until you‘

. Bron") Scltzcr. 50c size .. ‘ ‘
lcnrn without udmuunlll charge.

iBroom Seltzer $1.0(lsizc ....
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Stillson-Powell Corporation . POLIEY S
‘ ‘ .27'Moiu-oc Si, Oppglt. R. Station

82 WASHINGTON STREET. ‘ y . ELEPHQNE (31413.2.

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' B 'llg Thankful
We Americans httve‘pnitictllar redsons to l be thankful

this year when we "compare our lot with that of the people

of countries torn by war and oppressed by the vision of long

years of poverty to come. ' - “ ‘ _.
And the most happy persons in this country are the thrii~

ty ones, who have built up from .thelr earning a good sited
savings accbuut and are able tol’scc the future unafraid.

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P. lit—1:25. 4:88. 8:30. 7:22.
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IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27, 1914. .

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.3
A. M.—-1:37x. 5:34x. 5:42: 6:09.;
6:57x. 7:18x. 7:48, 8:18x, 8:59x. 92191.;

A. 'M.—i:41x. 5:30. 6:43, 8:00x. 8:61x..f stone and sharpening stone combined.
9:16x. 10:02x, 10:05, 10:50:. 11:03. .
P. M.—12:03, 1:05. 2:04X. 2257, 3:30X..7 of extra fine, handqrnshed powder. Uh-~ vesterday conferred with General ; 87 North Mfin Street.
#26. 5205K. 5124. 5128. 63013.]f excelled for fast cutting qualities sndi nguilar, and at that time the general"

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P. lit—12:10, 1:02x. 3:39, 52021:, 5:04,
6:01x. 7:09x, 8:10x. 11:15x. 12:00x.

sou-m NoanLK TO New HAVEN

7:15.

P. M.——12:03x. 1:29, 3:16x.‘4:28. 5:17.

SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.

coupon 10 hunt NOMALK,
A. 3.4:». ms, ms. was. was.
r. u.—4:m. no. . . .

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7:43, 9:15x,

_ Thanksgiving Offering

iwhose duty it is to loolt alter the
official residence in the capital. has
:ETTlVed here to make preparations for
ylthe coming of his chief. From this
seaside capital General Carranza will
direct his campaign against General
Villa. General Condido Aguilar. who
. toolt over Vera Cruz when the Ameri-
‘can forces withdrew on Monday. has
uncredited his garrison to perhaps six'
{thousand men. who are occupying vir- ‘.
itually the same line or outposts as

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: .‘can forcesoccupied the city. W. WK!
9 Carborundun Razor; Hones are made 5 Canada. the American Consul-General. ‘

i for producing a keen, lasting edge. iassurcd Mr. Canada that he would co-E
operate in the maintenance of friend.
ly relations between the Mexican peo-l
pie and the United States Govern-l
Inient. seeing to it that Americans
were given full protection. Saloon.

 

 

to reopen their places of busines‘s't‘os'
day. As a matter of fact, many so:
loons rte-opened last night under spec-
,inl permission. but there was ‘little
drinking. The streets were‘fllled with:
happy crowds of men. women and
boys. mostly from the laboring ele5
ment. through which wandered’nuln-
bars of General _Aguliar‘s soldiers;
many of whom were armed and bill‘-
doped with ammunition. ‘

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Tires _V ulCanized

Bring your vulcanizing to me
Best work and cheapest prices.
A full line of tires and tubes on
hand all the time. Work called

Robert Gregory

Tel. 326-4

 

 

 

 

sAsssns' UNION NOMINA'rEs. ;
An important meeting of the Bar-
bers' Union m held last amnion. 139
following chisel-s were nonlinstsdmndl
they will be installed on tits evening
of December as; ‘ 9

s New Suits. Overcoats
and Baldwins mu... m...
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keepers have been given permission,

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Go Elsewhere. l
a Fine Line of Furnittlro.i
Stoves and all Housefurnish- l

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Prices To Suit Everybody‘

M. GUTKOWSKY'

Phone 419 ‘

Opp. OOWtionnl Church.
We Buy'Sccond-Haod Furniture and .
Stores

RALSth
SHOES

The soles arc viscollized to pre—
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$6.50 3’?” 7°“..,..$6-50
‘ . “ATTENTION. ' '
To Introduce Our Famous ,

ransom: COAL ‘
_ ilito'your home. we. "are mak-
ing a’spccial CASHoi’Ecr of
$6.59 perton.‘

‘ WILLIAM EFFRON .
"3'R0Vrsn St. Flame 441

 

 

 

 

 

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