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5‘” 35¢" 40o. 3.0:. 75c., 51.00 a yd.
LINEN TOWELINGS
I 10c, 12 12c., 13c. and 20¢. a yard
' BATH TOWELS
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lally Day 0b.erved
by Many Churches;
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Bridgeport, Conn,
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I 6c" 10c., 12 1-20 ?'ic., 356- and 50c- 1'1 ’Jllded by a floral border of dahli’as,l ~ ~-—.—. i
L AT h lerengias and other seasouablev
fl wers. A second border consisted of.
E. K. BANKS
h.‘ght tinted (all foliage. the wholel
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" MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK- e .ect presenting a picture of rare . . '
Sou"! Norwalk. l1 -aul,\' which attracted the attention‘ F b d F d t
”7”» ""‘ ._...__2- of every one on entering the auditor- Jm rol ery 0““ a Ions
. . the Book
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l j .. A FATlfln petition for larger things in brother- [I l 0“ OS .
l .i i ' I hood and spiritualiry. The pastor Rev. _ . ‘_ . .
11' W. G. liflin took for his sermon topic, I CH'L‘ lico t‘mln‘OItlt'I‘y foundations a tliororiglf test -'
that is being played t ‘3 "The Amiahility of the Tabernacle," I . . . , . . .. . _
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week at Tile Regent on 531‘ the text selection was the eighty-fourth '\ t5 3" ' ”1d “1 your 0““ IHUUH‘I ‘t-‘k/ '
at Psalm. first verse. “How amiable are and eiiiliroidei‘iiig it upon your favorite possession. i
, thy tabernacles O Lord of Hosts!" -. .~ .. _ .. . I.
D 0 N N E L L Y S The pastor spoke earnestly and force- . Do this without lost. it 5011 “1”. l
iullv of the friendliness of the church. ' ‘ - . - . .k- ur' ' .t . . . r .
I STATIONERY STORE of its help'ulness to the individual and .l hrough tht “(\I lltI‘lliilillfS Monday lll( I.\1h. we 1
I FUR 50¢ .the_c0mmunity; and the uplift that HONOR EVERYWHERE will present to every \\'(Illlail who asks it at the Nt'etllé— 1
'16 So. Main St ho. Norwalk, chamel tod all who] sincere]? slewing: .. work section. ti llt‘ti louirllzitioir form tor her own or
____.——:-'v_.._._—« and ire true ris an ves. . ..
the spiritual is the basis of life. and FOR EDISON’S GENIUS any (nhhr 1mm], .‘
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Wilt: Imfimxffyihlsariiipuriiiilldge‘ “mug v Lhoosc 311" style: choose any SIZE.
w m ' i " ' EDISO W ., OBER RD . . . . .
SDGCial music. was rendered by the N EEK OCT 18TH TO OCTOBER 23 '1 “'1“ llt‘ illlt‘ opportunity [0 if." 1h? “'3‘" Japanese 5
choir. and the morning service was lhe whole country is celebrating Mn. Edison's great achievements this . . ‘r]-l ‘
closed with the singing of the hymn or \\ cek 1iiit1.I s.
Christian life. just 10 months otter tht prizritst fire in the histor} of \ew k’rStV. he lléh rt' '. - . .' .. ' . . ' , . , 5
Tito forms do an a} with med oi stariipinp .iml p.11l— -
“Bit-st he the tie that binds built a group of giwantit fattotics that are tapahlc of 100 per cent. increasttl . ’ , ‘
WEATHER FORECAST. Our hearts in (‘hristlati love! production in Diamond Disr l’honogmplr and Returns , I thug. They are complete foundations for letters and 3
‘ r w ‘ of kindred minds The New FdiSO‘ Diamond Disc l’honograph is one of Mr. Edison‘s greatest inventions, the , . . . _
The ftllo ship "ll i 'lh" “ l ' " l'.l "l
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity: 15 In“. to that above." perfected musical instrument, resulting from tour years' continuous research by the master in— i "a 0i S ‘3 5““ a 01 0‘ “”‘i 1““ d Ul 0‘ ‘UUWT- l
Fuselllt’d- Dmbably 10031 5“”“9’3 late. Rally-day exercifif’n’ WPI‘P observed at ventor. I Just to sohw how much time and trouble they do "
tonight and Tuesday. the noon-day Sunday sphhor 598310,” All music lovers will.) have heard of this great musical triumph should hear the New Edison : . .
Pleasant weather conditions along and in ”II, 0",ng the annual harvest this “9ka snvc antlto prove their worth to more needle—workers,
the. Atlantic coast. A weirderined dis- concert “”1“. by the children’ was this is the oiler for :1 week: l
turbaneed is central over Lnlte Super-carried out in a very pleasing manner SPECiAL CONCERTS EVERY DAY .
ior with a secondary disturbance cent according to 11“. program which ap- Your initials any size and any style free. ;
”‘3‘ 0"” Tem' These disturbances neared in Saturday‘s '83“? 0f the SE!“ We haVe arranged a Special concert for each day of Edison Third floor l
are causing ”mm" and rainy weather tine]. wfiluch credit is title the follmvv Week a choice program from the great librttiy of Edison ..
'in the MlSSlSNWl Vaileyf 32d the Lake trig editient committee for the success . Records. the best in the world of music. .
region The frontedgeo l 9 rariiarea fut pr':0eram Mrs. S M Stevens, bliss' - . . . ~ * G d L k N
is as far east as Erie, Pa Tire temper Grace Finch \liss Storthenhurg. ‘illss . tome in an ltear‘Ithe New hdison: Rote how perfectly I 00 ' 00 "1g CW
atur'e continues mild east of the Rocky Mariam Ewing and Clinrles F. Trls- ' it reproduces ilio‘t-lrllsis [hush-I Absolutely true to the original— I . . .
Mountains. tram 3 human, life-like, natural. it is the laboratory ré-creatlon ot IrlSh'pOIHt Curtains__$3
. w _ _ East Avenue M E Church l music as Opposed to manufactured music it is the storehouse ~19
WEATHER A YEAR AGO in the Sunday-school of ”III East: into which the world's best music has been poured A mere _ _ . . 11.11
TODAY. “10m“, ‘1 p Ghrirch ”h, 'llallv Dnyl tout-h releases turd vou hour i1~just as it “as sum; or played An even dozen of attractive new Irish-point curtains ,5 I
. ' ‘ ' " ’ . ' i ' by the artist. . . ' r . . . . "
3i'l‘ t t l 1 \ '6' high man-ism were mom interes'mg' The‘ ' have come llill‘i‘Vlllg 111 to sell (it the one price oi 53 pair. .e'~ ~
' cmpt’i‘a “‘91 4 \'~ :1 ,. ' following program was presented: . . ' - .
70. Fair. 9mg by the School. . COME IN 011 111cc fincnct. there are tasteful new patterns Allwyr'
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:The Cheshire Cheese Club holds “S'Doirioitimiigtiejoiie Thflnl‘ Thee by No charge for "31., Come to ”m... ap”. 1 concerts any i are border dcsrgns, some art 11.1mm .Ind espttinll) Sthtl
initialmreeting of the new year this‘ Reclf’dtion—“The t'ortr Song" by? morning or afternoon this week. Bring you); I‘icnds. No obli- for small rooms. some. witlcr for spacious rooms.
evening, at the home of Frank Good-I Fronds George ’ I ’l gallon You will not be asked to purchase. Nearly everywhere - . . .- . . .. .
child, on South Main street. gongé-“Ilarvehi llvmn" by limb in \mericn people are b0wlng this week to Mr. Edison's genius. . All “Til-Illatlt‘, , 3. '-‘. ex. "7"» “:‘€-1 «a? 3‘39”“ -
‘ "‘ ‘ Vahphhvprmg . i ' I l “0 give you ihéI' opportunity to hear the result of mtmy years l _ All good I utility . wry? w... ”Tr.” 1
*Latest green Huts. O'Brien. sonw‘hv the-school I of his work im‘d‘ profound study He has given and is still“ I l ’ ""“" ‘ ""
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., I , , . ,I . . . ‘ . .I .giVius Inosto 1 time and attention to the Diamond Disc It All one )l‘lk‘,(‘ . ' .
.Ihe, bound of directors of Court 717”". psalmsiiy the School. is the pet héfifimh .. ._ -- _ . .. .1 . . . . $3 . .
laurel Club will hold its regular busi- ISM" ”VP": 1'3"" in _, . ’ 1. .. Till?“ “0011...“. . i
ness meeting tomorrow evening, at 8 Nd"? by ”“1. “Slim“ ”“5“"- l Th A J A . & S" C .« 1 ,
( ”09$ at the home of Hugh P. Camp 8 ll D Trimty Chum“ h‘ id 2: e ngeVlné 0n 0. I . c
all 0,“ S rln stret. .. ' 11 y ay services were e a I. . . '
I" p g e Trinity Episcopal church yesterday. in; ‘34 I36 WASHINGTON $13.50ch Norwalk, com ' ' “ l
“ ‘ . the Sunday School service It stereopti- : V ‘ ' , ' '
obcrt ,Cuilen. of Bud e ort is a T
R ‘_ . . g p ' can lecture. fronting of the great char-l . . , ,- _ . . The HOWIJnd D GdOds CO
\‘MIOI In this city today. i t‘ l Oil T t _.- _— . _O
. ac er 0 t to ( es ament, and of. the _ .. ’ . : . ,y
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Officer and Mrs. James Fisher, of
A no sgr‘éetfiye‘sterdiiy motored to Dim-i
bury. 5
A lilillowe'en social will be given try:
it e lipworth league of the it irst Meth-Il
mli. i Episcopal Church, on Wednesday
owning. _ . e X l
W. ll. Thomas offered the
morning prayer which was a rally!”
ium. Rev.
F. .-.i Coleman “its in Charge.
Stephen Hertzeg, of Winnip’,auk wn
illt‘lillPtl upon 'hi.' nioining til the
Norwalk hospital.
Middle Haddam Seer Buttonholes
' Stockbrokers and Police— Peeps
at Subway; Sniffs at Tube is
91 Years Old But Insists Upon
Miss Lillian Rudder stenographer in:
the law offices of Attorneys Keogh £5:
part '0! a credit walltlng the streets and adjusting the same. Disease is caused
rubbing shoulders with all classes of by a wrench, twist or sprIiin in the
men in this great. mart. or the world. lbuck. Even if done in childhood
Mr- Johnson' s trip has given him a it creates pinched nerves and pain 111'
Ilot to think nbo'ut. He will. sit on tho‘ IaterJife 111- the different; organs and
veranda of his eighth; home in Mid- ‘Iiubl.
'dle Naddani. where he can get arview 7
.of the sparkling surface of the Con- ‘
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and 'pain, health is restored
ToeMorrow
irrnv he too late.
,necticut river for, nearly a mile—an ' , . ' ,
M Hie semi-annual mmmage sale 0‘ Cnndee, spent mm)“ Saturday and Making Trip Alone ‘outiook which the seer regards Fifi-the gigs; 3:313:13“ ;:;ulxire‘l::ugl:e '
321113331361131220; Triifily wIill lite heldI 3mm” With ”Wives in Bridgeport. l T,riiDDbETOW.\‘ October 18. ~Uncle finest this side of Springfield—~and ‘gfveu special attention; also curvature Many things would have been
“i ' a 0 a n S ree M
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1 General Frost went Pittsburgh
Today is St Lukpa Day. {”19", was last night to attend he annual méet—
celebration of Holy Communion at the mg or stockholders 01' one 0i Plum
local Episcopal churches in honor or burgh S 3‘9“" companies,a 813d another
c('i
l':Horate Johnson, the Middle Iiaddam think about those «1338 in the melrtr
deer, has returned from :1 four days' p.01is
trip to New York city. lie is a little:
tired 'but quite contended for he is;
The woman's Relief Corps
will '--
of the spine.
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you.
Magnetic treatments Igtveh also.
You will never regret ,
' \(lone today were the facts of to-'
morrow known.
When the courier ts of home are
/ business there“ able to “3mm“ himself‘ml" there ‘5 lenve .S'outh \‘orwtilk at 9 40 Mice]; mat stzill‘e don 'tput oil 'tili tomor—
”‘9 festrval. x l - “ probably not another munin the‘whole for the Soldiers' Home, Noroton. and "row.
\li of the candidates in the last citylb“ the New Haven good, had his right
plpcfiofi must file their expense list foot triangled while at work in the 10‘
111th Town Clerk He' 1”. R. Smith cat freight v‘ards Saturdnv afternoon.
Connecticut valley, who 18- 91 years in company with till the other corps
old. who could set out. unattended for. of the- slate \Viii hhgerve Woman 3 Re-
the metropolis and spend four days Ih‘ef (30mg Dh'yI
there alone and get around as miredI
T. Francis. 1); C
34 wiahlngton st. So. Norwalkréonn.
Graduate from Palmer School “" .-
Our nautiitur- of 12 Months to
Pay for tlic_\\fii'ing of your house
Tire Sunday school board of the Life of Christ, was shown to the. lHORACE JOHN80N’8 years to put many'h! his theories intoi The New selence a.
'I . . . great delight 'of the children. in tliel “50' b1“ he likes to see “hm 0theri ‘
t ““"m‘m C°ngregflii°nal Chm“ “i“ eveninghpeda, “wire“, I , 0 1 't,’ meunre doing. nevertheless Sothatis DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC - ' JP
' meet at S OCIOCR tomorrow evening. ed for the members of thee cviiiiliiisl Imp 10 NEW YORK wiry we‘ find Mr golrnsou, at in setting} Chiropractic in the definition or the . / “
---'e-.n-'- parish organizations. The rector, Rev. l out unattended nrrfl‘sendlug the better Icause o! the disease and the art. oil
not later than tomorrow. .. ._ :He wrs taken to the hospital and and talk to as many people as he $.1wa is tli'aw‘ingtou closeil‘his is your
-~__;....._ . . . Inniputationl of the big toe was found So Mr. Johnson is not. finding it bit. of r& - . _ fl» big: opportunity. ALT Today.
“undreds of people lined the waIehfnecess'uv If“ _ . .w‘ a _ _ “fault " ’ ” " “ ‘ ' ' ‘
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front hetueen this city and Tokeneke . l
Vesierday, and along the shore flier-e Joiln HetinOSSeY. arrested Saturday
were scores of boats. The fishermen afternoon by Officer Murray,
were litter mackerel; but few were drunkenness, received it
caught. . _ . I“.
Either of Mr. Johnson' s two daugh-
tets would have taken their father to
for New York. But Mr. Johnson was not
81‘51’9'1d9d going to be taken; lie was determined
glsemence or 30 (tails and costs “0111 to go himself So he did. He iookéd in
dee Vosburgh, ho ding "0“” uptown t the subwn , took a sniff at the hints.”
‘ 4WEDNESDAY NIGHT' ,this morning. ‘ iiiode on top lit a Fifth Ave. ’bus, and
Speideis String Orchestra of eight ihobnobbed with policemegh motormen, .
I ieces Will be at H“3 Not-Walk Armory A prominent minister of Washington picket. choppers and the brokers on”
concert and dance Admissiop 35154” - in writing of “Damaged Goods" which Wall street. One day. when he had :-
”is to he given at the Community Club done a pretty good stunt at walking; ~
rooms, Wednesday, October it says "it even [9,. a fellow from the country. he .
IIIcouid preach from my pulpit a so!" got into . tion with a mounted
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QUALITY ion one-tenth as howering. 115 if?“ peliceum andf‘béld him where he had .
, . 3v ncing. as far reachih a as he ’ « ”
' STYLE . m mg mm ”mm :35? 991* p‘ “9“? d' ,5 t right.“ ”.5 It is not exposed to the
“Damaged
Gc’bds" must he I would.“ consider that " " ‘
weather and cannot be
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less it is thoroughly screened
What Are Your ASsets?
I'l'he scientific conduct of business and personal affairs today cluster}
the methods employed ‘veny dlltlnctl‘y
. M11111 The Liability
in not haying a cb‘ccking acccount.
n efficient and contract" attention.
airfield County National Bank
rH: Least-u I IN ”WALK
l . BRIDG o‘er- M utcthss.
_ R ohneonr. Conn, and
718.-tierbert Richards. .Sr ~
the best-Coal to. he obtaihed and cligfge rio .;
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South. Norwalk.
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