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Banana
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Pineapple i
Lane's Bakery,
51 Washington
Street.
GIIY NEWS
The board of education will meet
tonight. This is an adjourned meet-
ing.
Mrs. Jessie Elnell, at Stamford, IsI
spending a few days with Mrs. Ran?
nah J. Seymour..
'Mrs. C. A. McNamara, of Reed
street, was a visitor, last evening, in.‘
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The adjourned annual meeting oi‘
the Second District will be held to!
night at 8 o’clock in the city hall
Mrs. Sarah C. Smith and sister, Miss
Curtiss. of Stratford were visitors at
the home of Mrs. Hannah J. Seymour,
yesterday.
The annual rally social of Trinity
Episcopal Church will be held this
evening. Rev. G. I.. Paine, of New
'Haven, will a call. There will 1be
refreshments ,2" :
The countyk‘COmmissloners are ill
session in the City Hall on North Main
street today for the purpose of re
sewing applications from local saloon
dealers and clubs.
It is scheduled to start the Butler
‘ Lodge, I. o. ‘0. F., pinochle tourna-
ment this eyenillg. An interesting
series is expected. Much interest has
been shown III the alfalr.
The Norwallk Evening School aewill
open this mailing Young men and
woman interested.- are Elvited to {AI
high school building tonight for the
purpose of registering in the classes
they desire to join.
The many friends or Miss Emily Mc-
Cullum, daughter of James McCullum,
or Second street, will'regret to learn
she is in a serious condition from an-
pendicitis. Her removal to a New
York hospital is expected.
Mrs. Elizabeth Delahanty, of Wood
ward avenue, accompanied by her 1 oclock. Theaoclety which Was form i
grandson, Master William Conley, is
visiting at the home or .the former‘s
sister, in Brooklyn, N. Y. They are
expected home the latter part of the
Week.
slings tryone at these kinds. Tel. 357.
AEvery important meeting of Nor-
walk Lodge, B. P. O. F... will be held
tonight. Every member is urged to
attend. There are two very impor-
tant amendments to the ‘grand lodge
oonstitrilon to be voted upon this
evening.
3., and Miss Mary Simpson, or
Bronx, N. Y., were visitors, yester-
day, atrthe Court Laurel Club Belle
Island The fair weather brought
many local members to the Club, yes-
terday, and several enjoying bathing.
in spite of the lateness of the season.‘
AANNER-BAKERY, 5 MONROE 31'.
We make a specialty of main bread
in: Wédnssday. Oat-mom bread on oth-
fi'daysmmrers ot‘th’e unusual in bread
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NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
Tol.oifloo.1069~3: House.693
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um City will .
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hike out to Commissioner Pirie Mac- I‘he Wes O a k Improvement A“ 1
Donsids home in West Norwalk 'on) 500mm)“ completed its incorporation
Saturday afternoon and stay there Monday night and "lied to purchase
On Sunday they will cook a piece of land from William E. Street,
a dinner and will have as their guests of Darien. Attorney lra 0. Gregory
members of the Boy Scout Council and was elected an honorary member of
invited friends. ithe association.
can. our Specialty. Conrail Suits.
COAL
YOU WANT THE BEST COAL OBTAINABLE.
WE HAVE THE KIND YOU NEED—THE BEST THE MINES PRO.
DUDE.
EGG, NUT, PEA AND BUCKWHEAT SIZES.
WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR WANTS.
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PUTELOURSELF IN OUR HANDS AND BE A PLEASED CUSTOM-
RAYMOND BROTHERS
COAl. South Norwalk 00A].
TO-DAY
Blue Fish 15c lb-
Fresh,Saltand Canned
Fish and Oysters
Long and Round
Clams-ndLobsters
Cutbill’s
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone too
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We... APPAREL
NG QEN’I'IH.
When buying shoes
QUALITY is of the first
consideration:
Quality of Workmanship
Quility of Material
Quality of Style
Quality of Fit
THIS SHOE COMBINES
THEM ALL
QUALITY
is the real standard of
Value. This shoe is made
for those who appreciate
Quality.
As such bargains at this time of the year was never heard
of. We bought out the entire stock of one of the leading
manufacturers and same is placed on sale here for 3 days
only, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This is your chance
to wear high price garments for less than manufacturer's
: Cost. Come without delay.
Women’s
Women’s
Women's
and Misscs' $15 Suits. Sale price $7.98
and Misses‘ $20 Suits. Sale price $12.98
and Misscs' $25 Suits. Sale price $14.98
—FR|DAY LUNCH EON
at the Country Club is a regular apv
pointmellt with many of Its members.
Mrs. Charles McPherson, of Devon,
is a guest of her‘grandfathcr,
Foote, at Center avenue.
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Mrs. Winfield Benton and daughter
Caroline Claire. of 4 Quintard place,
,are spending, a week with relatives
and {tissue in New York and Brook-g Women’s
lyll. '“t-
The- Federal ”mutant poi-non of
pay was we to the men In cash be-
fore they tell is“: no: The Naval Mil
itlanlen will trozn now on receive from
25 to 50 cents more per day than in
the past. which gives them the same:
rate of pay as the land forces.
The tall meeting of hte Connecticut
society, United States Daughters, of
I 1812, will be held in the Hartford club;
in Prospect street, Hartford, on ch-'
uesday, Oct. 27th with a luncheon at
ed in 1906 has 88 members, 10 daugh-
ters of the war of 1912.
According...to a report received at
Charles Allen
yesterday surprised two Italians in
Burchard's woods who were shooting
at chickens. Two Rhoda island reds
were discovered-in a bag the two men
dropped when Mr. Allen appeared on
the scene and frightened them to
flight.
The county commissioners were in
session this morning in the council
chamber of the City Hall. It was their
annual meeting, and the routine was
the same as usual. A large number of
the saloon-dealers of the city made
application for licenses as did the
officers of‘local clubs where liquor is
oi the organization.
The NW Models 4454
WAISTSiANlI SKIRTS
A Pull Line of Pointy ,5
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dispensed incidental to the socialfliie “
Women‘s and Misscs' $30 SUitS~ Sale price $17.98
Women's and Misses’ $10 Coats .......... $4.98 '
Women's and Mlsses’ $12 Coats . ......... $5.98
Women's and Misses’ $15 Coats .......... $7. 98
Women‘s and Misses’ $18 Coats .......... $8. 98 '
, Women's and Misscs' $20Coats “$10 9
Women’s and Misses' $25 Coats ....... .$14. 9
women‘s and Misses' $7 Silk Poplin Dresses $2.98.
and Misscs' $70 Silk Poplin Dresses $4. 98
Women’s and Misses' $to Serge Silk Dresses $4. 98
Women’s and Misses’ $75 Silk Dress: .. . .3738
Women' s and Misses’ $35 Serge Dresses .. $12.98
Women’s and Misses’ $35 Silk Dresses $17.98
3 $3 Women’s Serge Skirts. Sale price $1. 98
I $4 Women's Serge Skirts. Sale price .- $2.50
. __$6 Women's Serge Skirts. Sale price $3.98
T$8 Tatieta, Silk Skirts. Sale price . $3.98
$3.00 waists .\
$6.00 Waists
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-$r.25 Waists 98¢
34.50 Waist: $1.25
$1.98
$3.98
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Come and see our beautiful Hats and Trimming. They
are priced much lower than any store can buy them at
wholesale, but you must consider quality or workmanship.
Our chain ‘of stores. buying in big lots, enables us to under-
scll them all. Hats from 50c up.
ws ALTER FREE ‘or CHARGE.
THEPARI cloaks; a
, Millinery‘
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
LADIFS,
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Are especially attractive this season. In fact we have never
shown a greater variety of novel and dainty models.
Kid Shoes Are Ag sill illii i711 Favor
We are showing several new lasts in plain blue. or
Phi-once, and in black witrwhite calfskin pipings.
Come ill and See Them
3f 9- 15:, 10:12:,11:13$. 11: 57:. . .
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5.51, 7-:osx;9;25, 11:22.
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l'PHONE 1523
13 WOODWARD AVENUE
South Nov-walk Conn
STORAGE AND REPAIRING
lord Work A Specialty
TIRES, TUBES AND SUPPLIES
PROMPT SERVICE A FEATURE
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GERMANIA llom
M. FLEURY Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms 606 why, $1.50 week
i and up.
I null-om Ave. so. Norwnlk
N Y., N. H. 87 ll. R.R.
Timetable
IN EFFECT SEPT. 26, 1915.
BOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
A. M.~—1:39x, 5:42x, 6:09, 6157):.
7:18x, 7:40, 8:10;, 8:21x. 8:59x, 9:23x,
9:40, 10:33x, 10:53:. 11:61.
P. M.——+1’:13x. 1:27x, 8:02x, 3:29,
7:45x. 9:45x.
Sundays.
A. M.——12:25x,
10:33x, 11:51x.
p. M.—1:13x, 2:44x, 3:12x, 4:31x.
‘5145, 6102:, 6:57x, 7:02x, 7:5'lx, 9:‘45x,
10240. -~ 1
5912:, 8:54,
usw YORK 10 sourll uoawaut.
A. hymn, 5:90, 5:39, s:oox.
8:51x, 921525, 10:03x,
p. M.—12:03x, 1:05, 2:04:. 2:57,
3:27x, 2:54,4:23,15:3x,5:29, 5:32,
5: 004?. 5: 05, 7: 1535, 821015, 9: 37, 11: 1515.
12: 00x.
Sundays;
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10:50:. 7
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5. 25:, 5: 00:, 7.2045 a. 10x, 11: 15$.
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A. ilk—12:23:, 1:188, 6: 05. 7:15.
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A. n.:—~12 35x, 1: 13:. 7: 43, 9:15x,
10: 19, 11: 12:. 11: 57:. ‘
P. M.———2: 59x. 4: 45:,
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LM~813827 9:692.
Outlay!-
P 4 GE SEVEN
4:31x, 5:182, 5:45. 6:02x, 6:47. 2:02:93
10:06, 10:50x. .
8200:, 9:00, 10:09:, '
595$. 5:49)"
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURV. .
2. 24:1. 90‘, 4. 95x. 5:25 7:14.
minus I
EARLY FALL SALE
of Coats. Suits and Millincry.
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Silk Waists
New Autumn Models
A collection of delightfully becoming silk waists, with long almost
and two—in-one convertible colia r.
The latest stripe and plaid effects are well represented in a variety
of dark colorings. The shades are so beautifully blended that any one
of them can lie-worn with any color dress shirt.
Serviceable, stylish. practical and dressy. All sizes. A wonderful
Value at
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:r/CH CPAL‘E MERCHANlJ/SER.’ :1006RRTE PRICES
ORDER IEIIER'I'S BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
lows MARY Connecticut Avenue.
_ Phone 497.
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
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Forrnorly known so Bridgeport Steam Dyeing 0. Cleaning Co.
Silk Drama. Gloves, llankoto and Laos Curtains Cleaned.
Telephone 4735. H. LYNGE. Prop. 293 State St. Brldppcfl
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Amgfiun . Pure Silk Hose, extra fine
Cunard Llnes quality, in black, at ., f,
wane-8m $1. 50 and $2 09 ,.
HollandAmel-ican to Page Silk Hose, in blac .. J
8 andanavian- W lei Pink. blue, sand, 0 -
cAmerlcm Europe‘ and bronze, at ...... SI '
Boot Silk Hose, in \black»
white and tan; extra sizes in
black . ............
LAMPORT a. HOLT-LINE
TO SOUTH- AMERICA
.M. Layl0n&Cc., Inc.
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk'
Fibre Silk Hose, in blue!
white, pink and blue at -
Boot Silk Hose, in ck
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J. l. Mallctte 7 51"
U S. Black Shells
are used by all sportsmen
and trap shooters-—
All: tor cash prlcea for: RED OAR '»
es to Gun ,
Egg? Rat ~ com... , .
POINTS OF THE WM. EFFRON (30., Inc
sufifigfigypfimer a Rowan 8t. Tel.441 Em Norwalk
”Mgi‘ves mu ignition ~—Accept all the incl} that [comes
' “31‘9”“ combustion. your way—dint don't DEFEND colts
fisgularllfactittzin more coming! It you want a job use Gym
Black ., shells have ““1 Want 5‘
lair uses a from
grim. ”to 5 powder annular wrawalrsss
' Smith. v ‘
thus eliminating long .-
tires S *“ ”W“
Black shells are really.’
waterproof. .Test them
yourself andfljba con-
vinced. , .
" Block'shells ‘\are' the
most expensive shells '
to manufacture but
- are sold at the same. fFloral Tributes, origin
Price .88 other m“!- ‘ ‘ signs. Casket Coverings oi _
beauty. Moderate prices. Protap
service. Telegraph communira
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