SATURDAY, OCT. 16, 1915
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Peptomof iron.
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At Lane’s
to serve on the
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
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51 Washington ”w,“ n.
street.
Specials
TO-DAY
EEEscalloEps
Gill NEWS
A stereopticon lecture. “The Boy
hood of Christ" will be shown tumor-E
row in Trinity Episcopal Church. ”l”
A pleasant sheep-bake is scheduled
to be held tomorrow by members at
the ischoda Club.
it‘resh,Salt"ad Canned
Fish and Oysters
For the purpose of receiving lists E
the assessors will hold their first ses-E
salon in the assessors’_ room in the City
Hall, Monday morning at 10 o'clock
until noon. E
Long and Round
ClamsandLobsters
Cutbill’s
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone :06
Mrs. John ll. Weisheit. of Taylor
avenue, is entertaining her brother.
Raymond House, of East 'Hampton,
Conn. E E
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A collection will be taken up in the‘
three local Catholic churches tomor-
row. The proceeds will be forwarded
to Pope Benedict for the aid of the
war sufferers.
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Dress Well
On S1 a Week
Al
Galely & Brennan
42 South Main St.
. South Norwalk.
Mrs. Joseph Rogers. and son Brad,
ley, of East Hampton, Conn. have just
returned home after a visit with Mrs.
Roger's sister, Mrs. John H. Welsheit.
at Taylor avenue.
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Local members of the Baptist church
on Monday of next week will attend
the state convention at Middletown.
Rev. R. G. Hartley, pastor: of the
‘South Norwalk church,will preside.
This evening. in the Elks' Home. on
South Main street, John Hull and John
Bogsrdus will-“play the next to the
last pool game of the tournament. Both'
players are captains of the opposing‘
teams.
Mrs. John L. Iensenf‘and daughter
Lilia, of Somervllle, New Jersey, have
\returned to their home after spending
The South Norwalk Ti 1st CompanyEthe weekend with Mrs. Jensen’s son
otter tel-care for your will in their and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Itoyden A.‘
safe deposit vault without charge if Jensen, of 101 Washington street.
the company is named in the will asE .....
executor, guardian or trustee. 0011- J. Henry Roraback, chairman of the
‘ sultation without charge on any mat-<"republican state central committee, on
ter $91! trus‘tEtunds or estates.
,, .-,« . . , asked it he thought it at all possible
'- Locu" veterans are interested to that Governor Holcomb could be in-
learn or the death of Francis Rosen- duced to accept a rte-nomination. the
burg, 98 years old, believed to be the state chairman roplied that the matter ~
* oldest Civil War veteran in Connecti- had not entered his mind, as the next '
.E, cut it not in the country, who died at state election is too tar sway.
E‘ his home in Hazardville, last week.
,fl after an illness of two weeks He
served in the Civil War withOompanyE
" 3F, 22d Connecticut Volunteers.
ANCIENT HUMAN SKULL.
Of interest in connection with the
‘Tertiary golddiearing river gravels of
ECalifornin is the story or the Cala-
, Sunday will be a day of interest to rerun skulL For a time this skull
the members and friends of the FirstEattracted much attention not only
’M. E. Church in South Norwalk. from people oi! California lhut from
Artistic greetings hays been sent to scientific men the world over It was
the homes of the congregation withEreported to have been found in 1,866
an invitation to the church reunion near the town of Angels, Cslaveras
at 10: 30 a m. Following this service County, at a depth or 130 (feet in Ten
E the Sunday school will rally and lis- tiary gravels underlying Tertiary lava.
121340 brief addresses by Superintenil'l'he- finding of a human skull em.
dent Soule, the minister and Pastor bedded in such deposits was for a
Enteretus, Dr. W. H. Thomas. The time believed to indicate that man
Harvest Home Festival will he held inElEiaEd been in existence in North Amer~
the evening til: 7: 30, a special feature ica. longer than had been supposed.
of which will be the. singing of. her- Strange to say, the skull is of a high-
‘ vest songs The church will he deco or type than skulls which, although
ted‘ in {all colors and the platform known to antednte historic tithes are
' some with garden lrultsmnd known also to be much younger than
" - ‘ the Tertiary. Although Prof. 1).
Whitney, than state geologist eo-
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Looking for an up-todate Cottage of six rooms with all of the‘
modern improvements, right inthe heart of the city, with pleasant ‘
surroundings? if so, we have not 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 .
THE PARIS
Cloaks and Miliinery
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
Come and get better weariu; apparel than you have been getting
for less money than any store on eafih can give you as the best or
clothes is none to good tor ou' patrons. Stop going from shop to
shop wasting’ryour valuable time looking for your wants. We are
here and will remain here who: others some and go like birds of
passage. Do not waste your good money on new comers as they will
not be here long. Go to the an e that has an “established reputation
for good merchandising. We hope to see you soon.
THE PARIS
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Beers ideal and Provision Co.
6 North Main Street 13 Main Street
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
. .. PHONES:
1180, South Norwaik. 881, Norwalk.
E E 09 North Main Street
When buying shoes
QUALITY is of the first
consideration:
Quality of Workmanship
Quality of Material
Quality of Style
Quality of Fit
THIS SHOE COMBINES
THEM ALL
QUALITY .
in the real standard of
Value. This shoe is made
for those who appreciate
Quality.
Glover’s
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Hayes
NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes’ Block
4-7
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E" visit to New Haven, yesterday, was
'31‘00 and this coupon
Good For SIX PHOTOGRAPHS
,. at the
NORTH STUDIO
Coupons from other studios also good here.
«TheSe Are w the Days -
For
House Cleaning.
Take advantage oi! the weather to clean house. but do not E
all to
take advantage of the. opportunity to get rid of the most or the hard ;
work of cleaning.
We carry a large assortment of labor saving devices, carpet sweep-
ers, vacuum cleaners, vacuum clothes Washers, lace curtain stretchers.
., OCedar mops, floor mops. feather dusters, Wool dusters, dustless .
E 1110133 and dusting cloths, floor hair brooms, corn brooms, carpet heat-
' ers, liquid veneer and the like at popular prices.
Albert F Gehebe
Phone 1059s.
Prompt £10le 52 Washington St. 8o Nor-walk
. moms infection
EE ing its worst stages, it was said had
TUNA“ FISH
250 can cut to}... 18¢
. 12%¢
. 15c can cut to ..
Davey’s
Phone 410
COST 124,141 CATTLE.
The Last Outbreak of Hoof and
Mouth Disease.
The hoot and mouth disease has
been wiped out by the vigorous repres-
sive measures of the government,
whose agents were most active in deal
straying infected cattle.
Figures compiled by the ilnited
States EEEDepartment of Agriculture
show that 124.141 animals have been
slaughtered because of the foot and
from October to
March 25
loss caused by the disease could not
be estimated alone by the number of
animals killed. interference with the
It was pointed out that the total .
operations of the stockyards at Chi?
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minus
Specials For This Evening
Fur Trimmed Suits S9 95
$1. 00 SHAPES. . . -ua.gr.2.l.ateme o n . - no 0 . . 50¢
$1.50 SHAPES ......'.. -. 99¢
$2.00 to $5.00 SHAPES ............. $1.49
75c and $1.00 Fancy Feathers 596
Special Sale of Shirt Waists 99c
Special Silk Waists $1.99 dz $2.99
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Knit Underwear
For Women, Misses. and Children
Consisting of Union Suits, Vests and Tights, in light, medium
and heavy weights of lisle. cotton. silk and wool or all wool.
a
Women's Union Suits—Ail the unions shapes
from 50c to $3.00 a garment.
Women's Vents and Tights~25c to $1.00.
Children's Vests and Pants—25c and 50c.
, ranging in price
Children's Duofoid Union Sills—Wool outside for warmth; tot-
ton inside for comfort. Sizes 6 to 14 in; At $1. 35 to $2.00 per gar-
ment.
To, choose rightly, come be e, where is widest variety and where
only the best makes will be found.
GREEK EHERTS BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497.
Sole Agents for The Nor-walks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
lOlilS NYAR
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ii lynge Steam llyeing & Cleaning Co.
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Formerly known no Irldgoport Steam Dyeing a Cleaning 6w
Silk Dresses, Gloves. llankoh and Lace Curtains Cleaned. .
Telephone ms. H. LYNNE. Poop. 298 am- Bts Bridget-W‘-
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Beacon Falls
"Rubber Boots OVershoes
Every Pair Fully Guaranteed
CONNEALLY 8: BRACKFN.
South Norwalk
cage and other shipping points,
quarantining of infected regions
practically all of the cattle E raisingE
States and other ‘precantionarymiaasE-E
ures ordered by the department toi
prevent the spread of the disease dur:
oilseed indeterminable losses.
Wm
mum. To SPEEDERS.
“Ya’s” said the
pher, as the touring ca:- flashed
., ‘ through the town‘ at a «to-mile clip. EE
* fez. the Poet Piillicus once said to his _
lady friend Amnesia, them ez. hikes
‘ Elot of lust-class h‘riled lobster that
‘might be et on the way. "--—New Yprk
too mp7s on the rude pt life lose a E
Tittleh.
-A New Zeslsnd pine tree is saidE, o
pipes are nova halite
yislon against treating,
the _
inE ’
Maine philosoi,_ "
CENTRAL Horst 3.53:... l
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwaik. E E
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Rooms by day or week stErooilonablo. prices,”
Every room well ventilated. electric lights and gas.
Everything llrst class. . , .
iiiiii'lh SUMMERS!“
sass sea arms ...... us has molar
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Norwalk Chronicler