sieves AT r. a... ANE at an. m evenn_ oouvu «contour THE HODERN . Time Reconstructor: Q P. H. was. DmggistQ the time to place your 0rd: rs. mew. soon-d UND’ERTARER m ID no sum I Wm. Antonne Gruber, of Jersey" City, visited Mrs. Fred Becker. Lincoln ave- nue, Saturday. The increase in passenger fares on the 'New York. New Haven & Hartford railroad is expected to go into eiioct obout January 1. o—BANNER HOMEMADE BAKERY. Raisin bread and ginger cakes at Banner Bakery, Wednesday after. noons. 5 Monroe street. in Norwalk. last week, there were ten sales oi real estate, with mort- ngeo or $13,700. For the last week of November. 1913, there were five sales or property.1h‘ut mortgages or $14,300. Mr. and Mrs Samuel Boodnor and daughter. and Mrs. Harry Tobin and son and daughter Norman and Non- nah, were visitors in the Metropoiih. yesterday. il‘he trip was made in Mr. i Boodnsr's use touring car afi‘; «up-— Mr and Mrs. Frank Svec entertain- , ed a party of friends at their home on Stuart avenue, Saturday evening, in honor of Mrs, Svec's two sisters. Miss} Thressa Svec and Mrs. Chichester. The evening was pleasantly spent in social intercourse and music and . re- ' treatments were enjoyed. John Brennan, the aged wanderer, better known as "Pickpenny," arriv- ed in Danbury late yesterday after "Icon and spent the night in the tramp room of the police station. When the old man was there about a year 'ago Q he was seriously ill and was in theihem this mm but the public ,9. hospital for some time. He left the“ ‘ city yesterday morning and headed 'towards Bethel. _A waiting room whom railroad men may wait for orders is being arranged In the White street railroad station, Q Danbury, from the hallway leading to the south platform from the waiting room. A partition has been put up so that the door to the telegraph oper ntor’s room is just inside the new room. This room will have two en- trances and as a result will take away two oi the entrances to the general waiting room. There will still be four large entrances to the station In the ' railroad men' s room will be placed the bulletin and order boards. Qqu s \NK or sEavICE f?" He Was Right a knowing mum recently said: "In the care of public QQ Q tends, monies or corporations. , trusts And societies. III not. All , Moon Q or other people.Q in 1" which one is concerned as uno- ’ , todian. should be placed only in .. 1‘. hank having s rsssrvo. Surplus momentous. m orovmo‘ pond one-hall times in m or Miss Ethol Gray is making a gratify- ing oncoooo at her dancing close in Georgetown, .1 large number of young People being members of the,same. The many Moods of Miss Bessie Field will he pie-dud to know that she is giving excellult Mohetlon in her position no oonmlto soloist in the choir of Grace Eploocpul church. Health OQcor W. J. Tracey today lifted the muse on the Godfrey home. in Nola snout. where one or the children had boat oiok‘wtth diphtheria, but who has now thoroughly recoVer- ed. Mrs. Hamilton Lawrence. termed: a! school M momma hW been living with: tie: mam :itn" wan. pans. ml has. 13 visitor her assay. In. doom tsunami new Cannon avenue. ”M“ ‘ The shots Roan; at the daughters of the American Revolution» will be held in Now Boron. today. Scores oi the members of Norwalk Chapter are in attendanuo. Dinner will be served in the lemma. Georsu'w. Niko! New Canaan avenue. who was progressing nicely fromosuVoroillnunhashada re- lapse. and is now reported in a crit~ mu condition. being delirious the greater part or tho tints. The regular rehearsal oi the Non wall: Symphony Orchestra» will be hearsol. scheduled to he held. has been postponed one week. because of the inability of some (oi the soloists » to be present. wool binds at John “unsatur- merly at this city. have received ad- vice from Hr. stator to the sheet that he is at present living and em pioyod in Rum". L 1. He expects to return to South Norwalk the first of next year. Oiloor Bonk V. Raymond this morning investigated comphints rs- oelvod [tom residents of the Hill 80o tionotthocilatotho effect that tram-o were acting quosrly in their neighborhood. Th. oilenduro had dio- ppm before (incur Raymond's arrival. The uoooul Iii: Inolonka. recent- »; ly Mahmud with the nor» supporter hhwiloond three children will he heard this otter-noon hetero Judas 3mm “ministry- lngtomndiwmhomhlowliu. detectioootthoolouooommodoby RAYMOND 2-113% secured a; supply Of this celebrated coal Now is SUPPLY I s LIMITED. BROTHERS—f . ..g— , STAMFORD 03AM FIRED. Alexander Johnson, whose homo moves with him, was given a thirtr' Q day place of abode, ot‘ Bridgeport, by Judas I'ockwood, at tho Town mutt. Johnson l‘lo sternum bow-sons vagrgncy and the court W about to hand out to days with costs on tth two ”to. Inflammat- tohovo- hio uncrow- housewarmin- cateouhlsoutomohiloioturdoy. Tho thapoiloooooroonltutonooclduntln whichfluhrlufiorronthumochioointo omiikwsgonbolonglngtolr Moll. otWilton. Rummy-r- teraoonmuloiostroot. Aroport ot thocdhsionwumodootthopolico stoiionnndflehriodorooid hodld not SuhrWotmd. on; For uwm owls. coil ‘ ma H. smug. Funeral Dirocur and-Wino! «7* Nos! take» time by the fore— lock and get your overcoat ' before the onslaught of old Winter. Come in and see the full parade before any ot' cm are picked ofi. What do you say to one at $20—knee length, Scotch mixture, full. easy, warm and the exact style? Rogers & SteVens Norwalk and So. Norwalk. have either the license or the cartin- oatc with him. ENGLIGH WEAR OERBIIS. War is to Givo loom tojtllt Hots in Toot country. According to J. J.I tsroby, an Eng- lish hpt manufacturer, who has just given up'interview to a Boston paper upon his arrival in that city tram his native land. every true Enslishmon is to wear doby hats this winter, as an emblem of his patriotism. Mr. Battersby exploinl. according to the story published in Boston. that the Germans wear soi‘t hats almost exclu- sively and tor this reason the Bullish are to place-their tabho upon the soft hat and make the still hot the notional style or headwoor. A London dispatch to the Daily Trade Record. New York. says: “it is said that English batten this tall are 'olleling no tsdorso with the bow at the back. Neither are sort hots and .derbles with feathers in the bond among the toll Qolorlngo.’ The bow at the book of the hot. it is said, was a taucy'origlnotsd in Austria, and the isotherm” also come trom Vienna. Consequently. English dealers will have no more of those particular styles." ‘ 881m Wants have quick reams. “ Use Carborundhm Sharpening Stones” Carborundum Axe Stones will produce a sharp. keen edge on the dull. est oi Axes in a very few minutes time. The stonoodothoworkotagrlnd stone and sharpening stone combined. Carborundun Razor House are made or extra line. hand-washed powder. Un- excelled (or host cutting qualities and for producing o keen. looting edge. CHAS. E. oow -Furs for Xmas- at The Little Shop wholowbyhtmeyloth~ J.Csneo. :Williomllhun. the hat Sideooolo dealer. who uncanny sued tor 83,-, MbonquotaQ-uoroleos‘odirom tho stimulate-his horses. Sutur- day. by Deputy aunt-scrim this willenoblolr. mnemonhli 1Q snowman-muss: ottl'ocoo " mum-ammonium» Strictly New—High Grade Furs in Latest Models GOOD TASTE in «Furniture is of prime importance. it not only adds to tho bounty. ottroc- tive appearance and real comfort or your home. but it reflects the retina- ment at the. owner. ALL OF'OUR FURNITURE. is tastefully designed, well made and reasonably priced. Como in and look it over. A. .l Angevine 13mins Wilmington" “emu. STUDENTS' EYES BUFFER from straining. Glasses to rest the eyes while studying may prevent serious lasting effects. . Parents should see to their chil- dren's health. Our Ocullsts—uspe- rienced physicians—are at your ser- THAMER OCULIUTS AND OPTIBIANS 87 Atlantic aqua". Sumiomt‘wnn. Oporl Cot. Sumo. lot. 1897. '8: Son Co. Q; Norwalk, Conn. TREES TRIMMED .CAVITIES TREATED.-- Beaupain & Saunders MIORCULTUIIIITA oouru nonwaut. cons $6.50 1»... reg $6.50 ‘ ATTENTION. To Introduce Our Famous REDQOAK COAL into your home, we are mak- ing a special CASH offer of $6.50 per ton. WILLIAM EFFRON 3 Rowan St. Phone 441 JUNR DEALER phone to Samuel Jails, successor to Wm.Bitron,andyoowillgstarsody market for things which you don't want. such so no. Dlllel‘l. bottles. rubbers. ocrupoiron. metals, leather beds o specialty. We are waiting for your uoll. Samuel Jails, or Fort street. Phone m. DO QYOU NEED ANYTHING IN THE FURNITURE LINE? it so. Come to See Us Before Uou- Go Elsewhere. We Hows a Fine Line of Furnlture. Stoves and all Homeland-in . In. Good-.4 Prices To Suit Everybody M. GUTKOWSKY 61 North lloin snout. Phone on Donn-notion: Church. Wu Buy Sous-d- Bond Furniture and Stores " T he Gerham Co. Yoaonlynoodwritoapostol'orh Send in Orders for Blue Point Oysters, Lit— tle Neck Clams in half shell for Thursday, Rockaway Oysters, New Bediord Es- callops, all kinds of Fresh, Salt. Smoked and Canned Fish. Long and Round Clams.» CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET . 71 North Main Street l'roo Dullvory. ‘ Phone 108. WALL PAPER Painting Paper Hanging ”Decorating The Gorham 'Co. 10 First St. East Norwalk ’ Tot. 452. a. a a g g 9 a a i 2 I 6 F. S. LYON Good ‘ Job Printing. ' as soars motocross? a. nonwanx modem Thanksgiving Offering New suits, Owrcoats ‘ and Balmacaaas GorrLIEn’s $7 sodas Shin. _ u N Main St. 80. Norwalk. Mllfls Illid Neckpiecw listen Volueoat ....,. $10.00 Tires Vulcanized QQ ;Q v', KACIM“ son SALE. MARVIN BEACH TRACT. , a LargePlots’. (Shore Fronts.) C. T. McGOVERN. Agent. ”Washington St. So. Norwalk stoma? Tvrewai‘ranse-l.‘ c. ' Smith. Underwood erieminston. all other Q nukes. sold; rented M I N T Z" 5 GREAT COAT SALE Smart Looking Coats at $6.95 Values to $12.95 3 Boot Paper, em Work. out Prloqu repaired. mun. ts ‘ M—. ...W AUBRY SISTERS Will Give a Demonsh'ation of their Famous Complexion Beautifiers and Toilet Preparations at Store of A. Dickerman 81 Son. South Norwalk Phone. 446 Q WE GIVE S. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS. Begin Your Christmas Shopping NOW. Ends day some new development in this store indicates that (‘risunos is aiming. . Attroctive ossonmcnts of desirable. Neckwear, Waists. Gloves, Hosiery, ' Sweaters, Hand Bags, Dainty Muslin Underwear -— Jewelry, -—-— etc. suitable l'or Xmas gifts are now being shown at very scasmtahlo‘ m Q :i‘ (Boone early while there is every opportunity for discrimhming ‘ selection and leisurely purchasing. The N. E. Ryan Co. I WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. ... Was—5......— our Christmas stock ? Vietor Records, . A Victor Victrola for Christmas Not only for your Own Home, but for Others as well. WILL OPEN YOUR < DOOR To ALL the MUSIC of the WORLD We? have just taken the Agency for the Victor Victrola and of machines and re- " cords is Complete. Victrolas from $15 to $200 00 60c to $7. 50 Convenient terms have been provuled for on any Instrument. “
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