3 a 7 Hospital wm‘st club will be held on E G Dunaphant or Monette, Mo. has " slay afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home run a FHBCO engine 25 years and all , Tuesday evening. The host was Paul THURSDAY, OCT. :4, 191‘s. THE SOUTH NORWALK mo We; ‘ ARE 100 Looking for an up-to-date Coteage of six rooms with all of the modern improvements, rigl-it inthe heart of the city, with pleasant surroundings? if so. we have ust the place for you at $20.00 per month in advance. Address or call at the office of RAYMOND BROTHERS Phone 113-2 137 Washington Street ‘L__.. ' PAGE SEVEN . VINE“; ionic he At; Lane a strueto Containing man one Liven, with to serve on the Ice Peyton-b of Iron. Cream, Fruit Flavors: f. I. m m Strawber l . . ' w" j 3...... W l DaVIdW. Raymond 1 Orange iUNDERTAKER; ; ' NEW nan MEN’S BUILDING l P‘neapple i 27 wachc-rou 31'. l ‘ Te at, office. 10094; Houu. m. l Lane’s Bakery, W 1- 51 Washington «w- w-.,~.._._._..,, scoot. GUY NEWS S . I Dr. Henry C. Sherer is 'ill at his home on Washington street. . Escallops The closing of Compo Beach, West- r port, is scheduled for tomorrow. ’ Steamer “Rancocas” is unloading a cargo of King‘s Windsor Cement at Raymond lgothers‘ wharf. Fresll,Salt"'d Canned Fish and Oysters ——Dancing every night. Roodner’s A tree Christian Science lecture will preceed the show in The Regent Theatre tomorrow night. | Long and Ronnd ClamsandLobsters Mrs. A. A. Nordlund and daughter, of Georgetown, have been the guests. of Norwalk friends. i I ' l The regular Weekly social meeting C tb'll, I at the w. G. T. U. will be held tumor, u l S 1 row afternoon at the home or Mrs. . i Charles Byx‘bee, on Fort street. Reg 71 NOT“! Main St. ’ tresnments will be served. l Free Delivery. Phone :05 i *———.—— l u—_ The pinochlc tournament of Butler 1 l W3“ “"1 Colfax Encampment, 1' U" The next sitting of the supreme 0 1‘3 “"11 “93‘” “might at 8 0010““ court of errors will be held in Nor— i and all members or both teams are wich, Tuesday, October ,9 New Lon I requested t0 be 0“ hand promptly :don county cases will be heard, though; there are none of special importance3 to come before the court. I Cattle Commissioner J. O. Phelps has had the regulations recently sign-i ed by Governor Holcomb printed onl ._..._.——~ 1 cards for distribution among the ot-E Fuel proposals for the contemplated (totals of the tovml in the stale with‘; change in the heating and plumbing the ”an”. that they be hung in con-3 Norwalk Lodge, No. 709, Benevolent Ind Protective Order of elks, initiated one candidate last night, adopted am~3 endnlents to the constitution, and heard reports of various officers. . system at the Center School will be spicuous pl The regulations refer" ' receiveoup’ until today by .l. Minna ”8 ;. Coburn. chairman of the board 0: ed mane conditions dung which cattle: fly be imported intpthc state. and to: lactation or them in quarantine when Inecessary. The commissioner has been notified that Worcester conntY. Mass. is quarantined. NORWAIII RUBBER IIRE (30.10 [MINE IIIHCE - .-——.—._——- Because of the rapidly growing busi- ness of the Nor-walk Rubber Tire tac- tory, with mills uptown, oillciiils of that company have completed plans for the enlarging ot'the plant‘sofilce. The new oilice, when completed, will meas ‘ure 40x 50 feet. Contractor Leslie Camble will do the work. The building inspector, this morning, issued to Swarby and Baxter a per- mit for the installation of work in the, Wood house. on Highland avenue. ucation. ‘ . ’ It ‘will be pleasant news to the par- ishioners 01' St. Joseph's Parish to know that the Rev. Dr. Dreuman, who was the popular assistant to the Rev.’ R. J. Carroll for four years, “ill be present at the card' party and dance in St. Joseph‘ a Hall on Friday or enillg,l John Ncugcbaucr, treasurer of \‘or walk Lodge, 010.709, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, attended the initiation, vaudeville entertainment. and supper given by Stamford Lodge, Kleebollmer, steward of the club house. The arguments in the Smith-Stevens- vHeinzman short lobster cases will be heard by Judge George H. Vosburgh tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in ’the downtown court. Judge John H. Light- represents Mr Stevens, and At- torney Nehemiah Candec Heinzmanf and Smith. ' . - ,i WELL ”"4 ’3‘ Railroad engineers are more exposed The first'l’egular meeting of the in catching cold than other workers o—HOW AN ENGINEER KEEPS of Mrs Howard Crampton. 12 Belden the medicine he has taken is FolcY'a avenue. The annual meeting will be Honey and Tar. He writes. ‘I always” held at 2: 30 o'.clock Members are keep it in my house and recommend ' asked to notify the hostess of their in- it to all who have a bad 6011811 0! tentlon to be present. cold.” ' . I _ ' Sold cvcrfivhere. --FRIDAY LUNCHEON at the Country stub is a regular ap- pointmcnt with many 0! its members. r RICCIO Bro, Garage,” 13 chose eraser , « 'PHONE 1523 13 wooowsno avenue .. ‘ count Nomlk Conn . 7“ Important consideration. A Gigantic Sale Worn5"“APPAREL Wearing As such bargains at this time of the year was never heard 'of. We bought outthe 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. is. Women’s Women's Women’s Women’s and Misses’-$x5 Suits. Sale price $7.98 and Misses’ $20 Suits. Sale price $12.98 and Misses’ $25 Suits. Sale price $14.98 and Misses’ $30 Suits. Sale price $17.98 Women's and Misscs’ $xo Coats .. ........ $4.98 Women’s and Misses’ $12 Coats .......... $5.98 Women's and Misses’ $15 Coats ....... . . $7.98 Women’s and Misses’ $18 Coats .......... $8.98 ' Women's and Misses’ $20 Coats . .. ..... . .. $10.98 Women’s and Misses’ $25 Coats .......... $14.98 W Women's Women’s Women's Women's ~ Women’s Women’s and Misses’ $7 Silk Poplin Dresses $2. 98 and Misses’ $10 Silk Poplin Dresses $4. 98 and Misses' $10 Serge Silk Dresses $4. 98 and Misses’ $r5 Silk Dresses .. .$7.98 and Misses’ $25 Serge Dresses: .p'. $12.98 and Misses’ $35 Silk Dresses / $3 Women’s Serge Skirts..SaIe price ...... $1.98 $4 Women’s Serge Skirts. Sale price ...... $2.50 $6 Women's Serge Skirts. Sale price $3.98 $8 Taffeta Silk Skirts. Sale price ........ $3.98 $3.00 WaiSts $6.00 Waists .. $1.25 Waists 98¢ $1.50 Waists $1.25 - 9- $17.98 ~ - - $1.98 $3.98 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- 'sell them all. Hats from 50c up. wa ALTER. FREE or CHARGE. THE PARI ' 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. Clocks 8., , ‘ Millinery SOUTH NORWALK. ’The City National Bank T0 YOUNG MEN This Bank has special regard for the young man who has shown ability and Judgment in the conduct or a small business. That a constantly increasing number of successful merchants, of matule business experience, find this Bank a satisfactory place to transact theilxpt‘iairs is an indication of public confidence and appre~ ciatiom ‘" o \ ’ Banking facilities that appeal to such men are worthy oi! YOUR NEWLY RENOVATED. CENTRAL IIOTEL J08. DI SESSA DROP. Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets. South NorWalk. STORADE AND REPAIRING FordWork A Special “has. c'rpaac‘ .Ano 8mm t'will earn Deposits placed in” our Sav-L- “eparttmnt 11183.. per cent. interest, and" [notonly havethe pro-.72 Rooms by day or week at reasonable prices. Evcry room well Ventilated. electric liable and gas- , , which is doing so much to save labor ’ o! mankind. . An inventor has recently hit upon . ' a method of electrically heating car. pets, coverlets and knitted fabric: 30 * our chairs and beds by electricity. and mintzs Untrimmed Hat Sale The greatest sale of untrimmed hats ever held at the Mintz Store. 500 Sample Shapes To go on sale at - - 50c, 99c and $1.49 SEE BIG WINDOW DISPLAY WE ADVISE EARLY SHOPPING FOR THE BEST SELECTIONS . ‘ 750 and $1.00 ~TRIMMINGS 590 3 big tables of fancy feathers and the newest novelties. Regular prices 75c to $1.00. While this big assortment lasts 59c. HATS TRIMMED FREE purchased at this store during this sale. VALUES $1.00 TO $5.00 I 1 During this sale we will trim all hate free of charge, providing the shape. and trimming; are 1When' buying shoes QUALITY is of the first 1 consideration: Quality of Workmanship Quality 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. Glover’s Ndrwalk and South Norwaik. I A? Silk waists ' New Autumn Models A collection of delightfully becoming silk waists, with long sleeves and two-in-one convertible collar. The latest stripe and plaid effects are well represented in a valieiy cl dark colorings. The shades are so beautifully blended that any one of them can be worn with any color dress shirt. Servicelble, stylish, practical and dressy. All sizes. A wonderful Value‘ at ................................... 31,93 . u V . 0RIIER EIIER'I‘S BEER FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES c A l0UIS NYARY _ 9:122:23. venue» Sole Agents for The Norwalks , On Draught st Connecticut Ave: _- 5:... m- - “a. ll. Lynge Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co. ------ BRIDGEPORT Formerly known as Bridgeport steam Dyeing «I. Cleaning Ce. 8llk Dresses. Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned. Telephonoms. ,. H. LYNGE. Prop. 293 State cc. Brldoeporl _ .- 4... -. if ; llclllllltlollllnl - IN n Take Up Topics‘of Rare lntérest To all What do you knew about "juicci’li That is what people who Work with it call electricity, that elusive element and to elinnnatc time and space. as well as to add to the material comforts that the presence 0! electric wii-cs is not betrayed. So we may now warm in this Way we may also keep the y’srcradl’c warm. ' This new discovery is described 0! Progress which is how entire chapter is de- start to lilo-trying northeast-mine rs: ' dwaidinacnta in electricity. Many . . _, wonders or thc’"v'virclcss" are treated. ,. ‘ includinl the vest pocket which” re. 7 calm. Harcourt: wireless telephone, . . ' t . ., rumba . _:nll:ln . (New Volumes of Ilselul Inforniation cu.Vari‘ LADIES’ SHOES - ~a;.w. Are especially attraCtive this season. In fact we have never ,. shown a greater variety of novel and dainty models. Kid Shoes Are Again in lligh Favor _j.; We are showing several new lasts in plain blue, or bronze, and' in black with white calfskin pipings. _‘ Come in and See Them roman & BRACKEN J g South Norwalk l h PABLIR SECURITY! BilllDlNU "" Thar ELEVATQR ...... up one l‘tlcm iIISNAll‘i 3t . .2218 _ ,
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