FRIDAY. oc'r. a, .- At Lane’s to serve on the Ice Cream, Fruit Flavors: Strawberry Banana Orange Pineapple ———-——~ ”lane's May, 51 Washington Street. ARE YOU GOING TO The Daobury Fair BEFORE YOU GO BUY A TRAVELERS ACCIDENT TICKET AND ' PROTECT YOJIS£II AND FAMILY COSTS ONLY 251: A DAY . .I. M. Layton & C 0., Inc. South Not-walk, Conn. REAL ESTATE 11 INSURANCE. 5 Railroad Ave. “so. Norwalk. ‘ 1111 NEWS Many trees and poles along West avenue, have been decorated with ad vertising signs, contrary to law. Local scholars are today observing ‘Fire Prevention Day. In the public schools special programs in keepingl with the occasion are being held. ‘ ~Home-made Sausage 20c. N. Y. Min 1 Mrs. John Czairo, and the Misses ”Gertrude Jennings, and Helen and ,Vlo. let (313110. of Quintsrd avenue, were visitors yesterday at the Danbury Fair. ~Roasi Beef 1411 lb. N. Y. Mitt. Joseph W. Rooney. and William C. Smith, of this city, were among the , local visitors at the Danbury Fair, yesterday. where Norwalk Day was ob served. m scum uranium censure 11111111111. , ,. ....-..~.. «. -.J--... w. .. .... «m... M,.....s-.,.»...w-. .v .-.. H. _ . w...” ll VINO: FIRE! but required Hickory and Appletree WOOD Cut in Lengths to Suit RAYMOND .Touic lie siruclo containing FLIP: cod men, with Pepi-mt. or Inn. Elmm . UNDERTAKER- David W. Raymond NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING 27 WAIHINGTON 8T. Tel. wince, 1000-3: Homo. cos.~ FIRE! . On the hearth these fall home a contented family and just the amount of The second degree will be wbrked at the meeting, tonight, of Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. M. 11111.11. '1‘. Harris, Mrs. Caroling. ‘Dou‘lens, of Sound View Terrace... and Mrs. James Little, of Orchard street., were visiting, yesterday, in Bridge port fl . Reports of the held in New Haven last week, are he lug read this afternoon at the meet- log of the w. c. 'r. U or this city.‘ which is being held at the home oi Mrs. Charles 'Byxbee. i The memorial for Mrs. Rachel Keel- er, late conductor in the Women’s Re- lief Corps to Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R., will be held tonight by members 1 . of the corps. This was postponed from last Friday because 0! the stormy weather. -Shoulder Steak 11c lb. N. v. Mkt.‘ Frnnlg Lawrence, who was arrested: in Danbury at the instigation of Pro-‘1 secuting Officer William B. Cable or, the Connecticut Humane Society, on§ a charge of cruelty to his horse, was} fined 55 and costs in the city courté of Dsnbury. The specific charge; against Lawrence was that he tailed? to provide proper food and protection against the weather for the animal. 1 1 V'—~Take a moment some day and stop into Donnelly’ s and fiber the Vie train and Sonora Talking Machines. Ask to hear your favorite record while ..; in. Our storeis open every evening until nine. o'clock. A lady attendant‘ ‘ ’alweys st your service. _, - l I state convention, Bills! Bills! 1.11. scans to be that one . 'r»hill after another to most"! “financial hark out ifyy ‘ allow it use enveloped.y Sly . ' clear of that “ Pure ilecce lined nests ’DURS‘ MAI/V. ELM & MIDDLE srs. » 1 S A L E Ostrich Plumes Handsome 18 inch Plumes. black and white worth regularly from S 2. 00 to S3. 00 at This is a most Io1tu11z1tc purchase which 110 have just made at a remarkable conces- l‘ he plumes are 18 inches long.of full, .broad male stock fibres—— of exceptional quality in ex cry w.ay We bought an unusual 111111111121 of them to secure them at a price which 11 cold enable us to offer them to our customers III a big plume “'saierig'ht'amhe beginning of the season 011 Saturday they will be placed on sale in our sion from regular prices. Millincry Section at $143 SilkHosiery - — Extra Fine QualitySilk Stockings for women, of members FIRE ! nights. makes a happy BROTHERS , NAVAL aowsans some orno‘ . ERS. WASHINGTON, Oct. 8,—The new novel board of _advisers at its business meeting elected the following unicorn. Chairman—Thomas A Ediso’p, ange,sN. J. 0r-‘ er Hewitt, New York. Second Vice-president—Williom L. Sounders, Plaintiold. N. J. ford. Conn. Assistant to Chairman, M. It. llutch- inson, Orange, N. J. CENSOR WITHHOLD DEGPATOHEB NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—The Lomlon oilice of The Associated Press advises BRIDGEPORT ————OF———— ’ S2 value «on Saturday at A wonderful offering—~and a real Saturday bargain! vantage of it is missing the best chance of the year These are genuine $200 values, which extraordinary conditions in market have made it possible for us to secure at a price unheard of heretofore. We are very glad to give customers the full benefit of the bargain. In black and good colors; full fashioned, 111th double sole, toe and heel. see them. A good dollar grade of Silk Hosiery for women, black and colors, and also 111 fancy striped" Full fashioned, double sole, toe and heel. and two- toned effects These are usually sold at about double the special Saturday price Black and colors, scam- Silk Hosiery at 69c Silk Hosiery at 17c less, with double sole, toe and heel. "9' Warm Underwear Spec1als Some items that are most t1mely are listed below. They will help you solvyoui undcr- ' I wear needs on Saturday. tights knee or tickle 1e11, yd antS' Children’s 25c Stockings at 15c 'Fine and heavy ribbed, with patent double garter tops; made of combed yarn; for wear. Saturday at 15c pair. 1 p’Wonieus 50c Underwear at 29c Vests are high neck, :long or ' ‘ is an exceptional ofienng and. makers are now shown here. first - First Vice-president——Dr. Peter Coop l shown than in our new goods ior THE PARIS Extraordinary Values in New Fall and winterWearing apparel The 'very heat production of America's ioremost style designers been known as the finest in this town and they are sold hereior less money than at any store on earth. women's and Mines Suits from $7.98 up. s... women’s and Mia». Cont. from $4.98 up. 0' women’s and Mine. DreueI‘ from $3.38 up. women' 1 and mom Skirt: from $1.90 up. Women's and 111-see Hate Mm 501:. Up This store's mishty power tor excepthnsl value was never bettei Our distinctive styles have long this seoson. See for yourself. Secretaryfi'l‘homss Robbins, Siam- I The woman who does not take ad— 335011111 1111111 s'r. THE PARI Cloeks & Millinery SOUTH NORWAL today by cable that thousands of words of despatcher from its correspondents in Sofia and from the German lines on the western bottle trout ore being withheld by the British censors. 111.48 98C .1. Q the Silk Hosiery Be sure and so Best hose elbow sleeVes; pants and W When buying shoes QUALITY is of the first consideration: Quality of Workmamhip Quality of M'iiterial Quality of Style 1 Quality of Fit 1 THIS SHOE COMBINES THEM ALL QUALITY is the real standard of Value. ~Tl1irshoeismade for those who appreciate Quality. ‘ $5.00 lover’s O t ‘ R1cc10 Bro. Garage 13 cnoss sneer muons 1623 13 wooowaso AVENUE South Norwalk, Conn. s‘ronao: AND REPAIRING ' Ford Work A Specially TIRES, TUBES AND SUPPLIES. PROMPT SERVICE A FEATURE. . _.._.— Floral Tributesforigiuai he- signs. Casket Coverings a! rare beauty. Moderateprices. Prompt service. Telegraph communica- tion with leading florists in prin- ‘cipal cities in the United States. South Norwallt florist I 2 So. Main St. So. Norwalk, Ct. Phone 364. Crabs Lobstets 10.1%? Clams Fresh Rockaway Oysters and Salt Fl S hi .Now occupied by the United P A GE Skill?! mintzs Early Fall Sale TO- MORROW‘ , ". Will be a big day at the Miniz store Suits, Coat/Sn M1ll111ery At Special Prices $15 SUITS $9.95 All wool poplin suits. All colors [Values up to 315, to: this Saturday $9.95 $16 to $18 SUITS $12.95 Fur trimmed suits, very smart models. Values up to $18, tor this Saturday $12.95 FINE SAMPLE SUITS One of a kind at $15 95 $16. 95 $18. 50. I ‘3 $24. 95 ‘ -- 111C SALE OF MlLLlNERY ‘ One big table of smart looking shapes to go at Values $1.00. SHAPES AT 99¢ About 200 new shapes to pick from at 99c. Nelvet shapes at $1. 49 $1 95 $2. 49 NEW MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ON SALE FOR SATURDAY ’We will place on sale a large shipment of new muslin underwear at very attractive prices. 50¢ EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY SHEETS AT 25¢ Bed sheets, size 72 x 90, while they last, limit 2 to a customer. On sale 25¢ $1.25 CHILDREN’S DRESSES 75¢ Children’s colored wash dresses. Sizes 6 to 14. Regular $1.25. On sale Saturday 75¢ Manish in sand, gray and tan colors. caps GLOVES 11131.00 and $1.25 $1.50 LEATHER BAGS 99¢ Leather bags. Values up to $1.50. On sale Saturday 99c. BATH ROBES AT SPECIAL PRICES $1.00 Children's Bath Robes I $3.00 Ladles’ Bath Robes $4.00 Ladies' Bath Robes $4.50 Lndies’ 'Bath Robes .121 S .25 , $2.49 m... —_.. i DDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD _. a E WINTER Blill COVERING n BLANKETS. . g 49 cis. to $7.50. 1 a comma-mates. , 9 a $1.00 to $5.00 *' 1 o o o o a ' ~11. DICKERMAN sou —— South Norwalk Phone 446 anacondaaocaaoadaooaoooooocmufho Emerson 3"" $19M Shoes *Apueal to every Well Bresseti Mau——” They cannot be excelled for style, comfort or wearing, qualities. -* Auaaaohodoooooa ‘_ ww—wv- All of the latest lasts and lesthers now ready. 1201111111111 11 1111111311111 South NorWalk STORE For Rent SILK ’HQSIER . Pure Silk Hose, extra fine quality, 1n black, at Pure S11§115193§"In$_2hin blue 1 fill white, pink, blue, stand,” bronze, at. Boot Silk Hose, in block 5 white and 1111;111:111 sizes, in bka. ”I ...~‘. .~. .w. 1‘ ‘m ' 7 Fibre Silk no.8. in l white, pink and blue at ‘ Boot Silk Hose, in h white and tan 25¢ w Electric Light and Water 00 Enquire Clifford, Hotel woman—1. ‘11 111-1111.1 r.
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