g has mom
5 Governor Marcus H. Holcomb has
use n s arcepted the requisition of the gov-
error of Massachusetts for (leorge t‘.
Let us furnish your License ‘llait'iil, "tho y‘ounuer of that 'nauie.”
on marge-s o. non—support, desertion
find at afinan cost to)?“ and abandonment of wife and minor
¢Y are 3 mo“ satts QC' A. Rourke is the officer who will con
wry bond to the Commis- duct Dasth from the New Haven jail
a,» sioners. to Boston.
Joseph Davis says: “Vt'e don't ex-
Tayior & Golden pert a man to buy something every
. tune he Visits our store. We consider
t‘lOlll”>‘ buying a matter of careful iii-
‘Teluhgritzsgogifiinzoglggi Co/nn ‘vc>ii;_::-ilion. We want folks to feel that
. "5110“ng and telling is as much a part
;oi' this store‘s service as the selling
which usually folloWs every inspection
act such merchandise as “Benjamin"
clothes.
. Mrs. Sarah Dickson. mother of Mrs.
‘Fraiik Sellcrlg oi list-tor street. Be-
Hit". who has been dangerously ill for
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'the past few months‘nt the home of
her d:-.u§.-litci"iii lies Monies. lowa.
has been tal‘ it to “'estiori. where
l 13?? M‘huuner “Cf 1” Emsm)" is “'1' she remains \\'E‘l‘\' ill at illit‘ hon-1e oi
08. till: a cargo 0' Natro hollow tile her brother Will."
. iiin liitlvson,
It Raymond lirolhei's‘ wharf. ‘ , ‘ (
Steamer "Marion" ‘5 unloading 2‘00“ ‘ touit i‘liillt‘Pru Oidet of thc'tiolden
b _ . .. .. .. _ . . Sceptre. iiiet “ediiesday evening. Afg
age oi mm" “mm”?! “Imam “t ter the regular bu"ilt€\‘ of the order
Ra'iiiond Bother” w i" ‘. . ‘ ‘ “ t .
3"“ .I a, to“ ‘ .- trhad been transacted a social hour was
MN? "“9 fx- I\OT‘hl'ull- “ffbl‘l‘l'llt-i' enjoyed. the program consisting of‘
gala; is spending a few days in Borgmusic. songs and recitatioiis. Refresh—
ta ' , .. . - . - . . _
- inents and .1 Juli) titue ueie then in
Dr. t‘oriielia William. of New York, order. Mrs. Alice ’l‘liies was ihe plan-
has been spending the week with her ist, and the music was highly appre-l ,.
brother, Stephen S. Clary. of \‘\'est.ciated.
vgtieet. , ’ Ernest R. Wilson and Frank A. lia-
Edward WWW-“l formerly 0f N’Wlker. of South Norwalk. were amount
Canaan. ‘-‘ ”0"" e'iitployed 3‘ ”‘9 “Withi- spectators at the Bostoiri’hilndel-g
gent Theatre m lNorwalk. pliia game in Boston the pas week:
“*‘M'uhhitislnti Council, N0. 6. 1i. &' S-"l‘l10se who know Mr. linker are sure.
M. opened the season last owning in Elie is a genuine baseball nm. but did;
Stamford. not .thiuk he would get quite so ex—
.Mr. and Mrs. P. i). Lawton have cited as a little incident will prove.
moved from South Main street to Buy—Hitler the game he purchased a copy
view avenue. :of every newspaper in the city. and.
Mrs. Stephen Kellogg and llit‘t‘ey;siil up until after midnight yi‘t-‘atiiltg’i
Ethel (lelston, of Norwalk, worfithe amounts of the name. \‘i hen he.
guests. Tuesday, 01 her “it”, Mrspmoke in lht'lllOIltlilg he found hi '
Andrew \‘l’eed, Springdale. {had retired With 311:: cap on. and the:
. , Ilieadpiece was still in the properi
Mrs. George Mather, of l\orwalk. place ,
who has been visiting Mrs. John ‘ ’ f
.Haig'hl. in North Stamford. has re- The (‘anfield house at Canaan.‘
”turned home. [which has been the stopping place of
- . . - .. . . .imuiiy automobile parties traveling;
_Miss Anna St. John, oi Silveiniint lthrouch that section. will be rinsed all
the end of the present month and the
landlord. F. A, llal-zcr, will move to?
Liverinore Falls. Maine. where he will:
conduct a hotel. Canaan voted no-li.[
reuse this year and it was decidedl
that without the sale of liquor the?
Canfleld house could not be operated
except at a financial loss. ‘ It is it hit
interesting to note that Mr. [taker
‘ road, has been the guest ol‘ltl rs. F. G.
'f'flumphreiille in l’ittsfleld, Mass... for
the past week.
Mrs. Henry Burtis and duuuhtor
' Laura. of West Norwalk. were guests
- 0! Mrs. C. E. Brinckerhoh‘. of New
» Canaan. on Columbus Day.
George (lruulich brought in Edward
Jesaup‘s automobile on Tuesday event
- ' his front Norwalk. where the car stall-
. ed becausé of engine trouble—Stam-
ford Advocate.
A beautiful monument of the sarco
‘ phagus type has been erected by the
. A. E. Bounty Co. for Mrs. Emma Y
~ St. John in Ridgetleid cemetery. in
memory of her husband. Selleck Y. St.
John, who died last spring.
. ‘ Mrs'. lra Palmer, of West avenue,
Springdalc. was happiy surprised lost
5 Sunday, when two of her cousins visit-
1 ed her. Mrs. Frank Smith. of Michi-
. an, andher sister, Mrs. Robert Ac-
* 'on, of "South Norwnlk.
The right. weight of
gives up his hotel business because of
prohibition in Canaan and moves to a
prohibition state to engage in similar
business.
. Shakespeare
“Much Ado About
Nothing"
to be ’presented by
underwear is
I an essential to health and comfort THE B‘EN GREET
3 now. To choose rightly], go to ”11sz PLAYERS
‘ E. Ryan Co’s store w ere. iii w es High Schol Hall
“Variety and where only the best Saturday evenlog,0’ctobe|‘ 16. i!
. 'ntiikes Will be found. .
.. . Mrs. K. C. Hogan and James J. Mc-
5 Carthy, of Boston. are guests of their Pi
3. sister. Mrs. John Splint. of Orchard
'Mr. and Mrs. Splan and their 9%”. . .
.- guests will motor to hitchiield ‘Satur- #
:l day. and remain over the weekend.
it The certificate of incorporation of OVERCO ATS
' "the international Sales Company of
t' Bridgeport has been approved by the The BeS‘ Values in
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the City
ADMISSION 506 AND 75c
* ’5’ street.
‘,The incorporators are Sanford _Stod-
nrdard, Philo C. Calhoun and David S.
.’ ‘Day.
*‘ .-secretary of state. The authorized
» "f‘capltalization is $50,000, and the con-
$10 to $12.50 ,
" ‘ G O T T L l E B
. .’ cern will begin business with $10,000.
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Taking for granted that you fully
appreciate the value of good clothes
satisfied with
nothing short of the best, we feel that
and that you will be
we are serving you in calling attention
to our complete stock of
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BENJAMIN CflRillCl
Cl0lfll8
Made by ALFRED BENJAMIN-WASHING-
TON COMPANY, New York ..
For Men and Young Me it
$18.00 to $30.00
These are the clothes which bear the
unmistakable hall marks of
Avenue, and which the well dresgcd
man everywhere recognizes as authen-
tic in style, material, and tailoring.
Our stock embraces clothes for all oc.
casions and enables you to make a se-
lection for business or formal wear
that will delight you in smartness. sat-
isfy you in service, and please you in
price.” 11.
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Other ALL WOOL Suits and Overcoats
$12.00 *0 $18.00
“COOPER” *“ROXlFORDf‘” mono," “GLAS‘I‘ONBURY” -~ .
UN DERWEAR ‘ ‘
FROM 50¢ pun GARMENT up
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JOSEPH DAVIS
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. . . Smith. Underwood 11 No. Main 8!. So. Not-walk.
Remington, or othe- 37410—31250 sum.
makes, sold. rented ‘
‘ “ reputed. Rentulc,. 3.
per month. Machine?
cold at $5 per month.
“no...“ He Who Does
.11 .0th Main Street. South Norwnli Not
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Mk for calh price! for RED OAK .7 . Q
COAL. masttcnte well is an enemy at his ‘
. own tile." A person cannot properly
. ITHE WM. EFF RON C0., Inc. preparythe food for the stomach it
~ 8 Rowan St. jl'elMi Em Moi-walk.
A the back teeth are gone, or it the i
— coop: a" the luck that comes teeth are sore and sensitive. it or- '
your way—but don’t DEFEND on its '
. ten ,occuxsthat a small piece of
“mm" it! you 2'?“ ‘ 30” “3° l Ben bridge. work or a little treating of
tlnol Wont 43;.
the gums and teeth willflput the
mouth in such a condition that the ,
patient is scarcelytable to realiie
such nichange in his general health
Floral Tributes, original Oc-
, Silk, Sweaters
All silk sweaters in plain? and
changeable colbrs. hegular coat
styles with belts and pockets, at
35.00 .
* Silk Sweaters. "
silk Jersey-top skirts with mesaa- ’
line or chiflon‘tni'iota ruffles, special.
at $2.985
.i. LM’alleite-
.isigns. Casket Coverings o! rare
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
entice. Telegraph communica-
.tioh with leading florists in prin-
cipal cities in the United States.
_ South Norwalkl‘lorisl ~ -
So. train so. ’ So. Norwalk, Cf.
could be possible by ‘50 small 311'
outlay 0! time and money. Consul-
tation tree.
Ili‘TJ. ll. Mallory ,
16 South Main St" South Nnrwalk
Hours: 9 a. m. to -8 p. m: Sundays.
hv appointment only. ,
H TAIis‘iilultlt Private" ’
When you have a safe-deposit box in“ our fire ‘and ‘
, burglaryproof' vaults, ypu have absolute privacy as’ '
“Y him the keyiattd.
theh x encept'yoursolf.
' one? canob'tai‘n‘ access-it}: -- '
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an audition liai-
H 85 Washington Street
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Fifth
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'1? DAY, OCT. 15, 1915.
A Good and
Faithful Servant
No Stairs
to Climb
3 Stores
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Sterling Ranges
Guaranteed to
‘ Bake, Cook and Heat .
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‘l A Range that show: quality in every Joint of construction.
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A Range that bake; a barrel] of flour with one hod of coal (244
loaves).
A Range with the live sides of oven heated.
A Range that is guaranteed for?!) YEARS.
A Range that there is no lf’I or and's about it.
cook and heat or money refunded.
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It must bake,
Ask us for a demonstration, we will gladly give one whether
you're ready to buy or not. 40 features that no other
rang- ‘has. , ‘
Sterling Range is the range you want for less trouble, worry
and expense. '
We specialize in tarnishing homes complete.
Storing Furniture, Co. T32:
127-129-131 Washington Strcct, South Norwalk.
Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre.
MAKE YOUR INN. " PAINI
You will. save 54_cis. per gall.
, fans; is now
I‘Buyflgzkl.‘ Iu. Semi-Mixed i‘i‘eai'i’iini.K
o -- . e um ml » m...
W‘s—2 And 393. thmi Oil'to'mix‘yitli iii .
» atatimziedcostoi.‘-.m -y .1251
You then make 7'gals. of pure paint {on $1.25
y . It's only 8 1.46 ‘pci-‘gall.
MM m mix the on. with ihe'i’AiN'r
Whereas. H you buy 7 gals. of ready-toms: hill}!
CANS. you in? $2.00 a garb. $14.00. P? '
mLJQMSEMl-WWPAMEPURE WHITE I
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ZINC and UNSBEDOIL the lam-known pant outwith lot 100 "A13.
Use a not. out 0! any Lind. PAINT you bu” and II not ' ‘
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naint made. return the point and acts ALLyyour ' money 03%
. A. D. Morgan, South ' Not-w alk: Kubbeli & Staples’ Hdw.
’Co., Norwalk; Lockwood & Palmer, Norwalk; W. S. Guyet' & Son,
Westport. Conn.
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Manhunt 3 lcw minutes
FUrnitur/
Are you looking for finely finished, correctly design-
ed, well made furniture for eyery room iii the house?
If so. you will find here a large/assortment of just the
kind of merchandise you'arc looking for at' moderate
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DIAMOND DISC PHONOGRAPH
1 You cannot realize what a musical triumph Mr. Edi-
. son has achieved until you have actually heard the 1
New Edison, with his woodland-diamond reproducer; he has made'
of the phonograph a. rent mules! instrument. A tone that is true,
life-like, human naturalist!“ music lovers have been waiting
tor. It opens a noggin in musical)! and hear the New Edison. =
, New Records-«lust Out
. We have, just received the latest weekly list of New ,
E’dison records. A new list of records ‘every week. " . /
This Week’s list cont-ins Ion. exquisite music. i . i :
Hear theab beautihil null!!! on the New Edison today. 'It will .
- _. '-.cbmog.inn~~
' . (Vi/eh“: th‘e’bcs'ttTOy Department’in The
'Norwalks. wCome in‘oftené'and‘ look around“;
Something, will . especially attract .you scone _
or or later, an new things are; continually:
North", hitiiii‘L Stree
'7 uantqgiiisock
i be, a revelation to you. You will not be urged to buy.
The-A.J.~Augevinej& Sou. Co". -* ”
:34-zgswrlsnmé'roii s'r. ' ‘ South Norwalk, Conn.
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