o [Milt K80011-
‘vINIII.
At Lane’s structu-
Milling Fm W Lim, with
tumor: the Ice shim-spoilt”.
Cream, Fruit Flavors: a I. m m
8mm“? 4‘ David w; Raymond
Banana
0...... UNDERTAKER
- NEW RED Man's autumn
. pineapple 2'! WASHINGTON or.
rat, office, toes-a; Home. m.
nude ”on. “J
' 51 Washington
Street.
(Specials
TO-DAY
Escallops
Edward J. Flaherty is again attend-
ing to his express business, after sev-I
eral duys' illness.
City Clerk Stephen Dokus this
morning mailed " checks to school
teachers the total amount of which
was $11,789.08.
l't‘rtesh,Saltand Canned
Fish and Oysters
Former (‘in Clerk Joseph J. Linn-
weiler and former City Auditor John
J. Cohen made up a fishing party, yes-
terday afternoon.
Long and Round
Clams-ndLobsters
Cutbill’s
. 71 North Main St.
I Free Delivery. Phone 105
Rural Carrier William H. TristramI
The local police have received notfi
ificatlon of the theft of a Buick road-1 ‘
ster from New Haven. The number
is 5974, Massachusetts.
I
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A special convocation of Washing-I
ton Chapter, No. 24. R. A. M., will beI
held this evening, when the M. 141‘,
Master degree will be conferred.
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CARGOES on L
STONE, SEWER
We are fully?
building line,
ilay .
$25 \-\'OMEN’S SUITS. . . .
$20 MIXTURE COATS ..
$3 50 SERGE SKIRTS.
$7.00 SERGE SKIRTS...
$.00 SERGE DRESSES . .
$15 SILK DRESSES .....
$7 LACE WAISTS ......
prices, from .....
I Come and be convinced.
Shop at the daylight store.
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
the bonding of stock for market. How-
the ordinary laws of sanitation. Thsilt.
majority follow. The inspectors are al
lowed to waive 40 per cent, but insist
on the shops showing 60 per cent. Oys-
ter beds must be 100 per cent pure.
LONG lSLAND OYSTER NOTES.
The Blue Point planters feel more
encouraged about the prospects thanI
they did a few weeks ago. Oysters look i
I
is in Stamford today as a witness lnI
the Bridget Raymond contested will —— A
case which is being heard in the om- shippers at all points is that there
cos of Cummings & Lockwood. will be a marked improvement in the
_ .. demand with the advent of cooler wea-
Sevpral people have inquired who ther and that the approach of Thanks-
George Nash Keeler, mention of whose I 8”an Day Will tend to greatly in-
death was made Iecently, was. He ”Past? the SUBDIV-
was a cousin of the late Ebenezer w I An item of unusual interest now is
Keel" ,0, magma“ and 0, Hon n Ithe set" witch E. s. Blount of War
0 Keeler, of Nor-walk Iron, R. 1., recently found in his beds.
.. .....- IThe "set" is no myth samples of the
The Barbers Union had a meeting “set” sent to the Fishing Gazette
last night, and two members, E. Kest- showing it to be abundant and healthy
erbaum and S. DeCeare, were Inkener. Blountwlli have. some of the young
’in. All union barber shops will open oysters for salein the spring.
,at 8 a. m., fl‘ om November .lst untilI Year old oysters, 61011 one as It?”
April 1st. A committee appointed to as a butter-chill. is the kind that the J.
look after the some. consists of A. . & J. W. Ellsworth Co. have on one of
Pecse, Edward Micheclt and F. Mais‘ their beds.
ano. New York has seldom had such
--——--—- I lar,ge fat oysters as are being distrib.
Building petmIts “3 {GI'OWS “‘1‘” uted at this time. it Is not the shells
today issued by the building inspector that are unusually big—it is the. meat
to the Heating & Plumbing CONNMI which, in all cases, is of exceptional
to install additional plumbing in the thickness
Hanl‘ord block, on North Main street; Washington, D C reports that the
t0 0- -W~ Penneil to install plumbing Ireappeurance of summer weather at a
for A- Kelly. Hanford Place to J “ time when there should be a tinge of
Homo” 1° “13”“ plumbing ’0' Mb“ I frost in it has had a depressing effect
Procl. North Taylor avenue, to F. M. on the oyster business.
Cullen to wire for J. Cantoni, River it is reported that prior to the warm
“M: wenthet the Baltimore oyster market
was doing a very fair business.
Lancroft 81'0qu E. Ball and Lud-
ington Bros. have a good set.
There is a good set in Warren Riv-
er. R. l. The Warren Oyster Co, E.
IBuckingham Sons. E. B. Blount and
IGeoI-ge Greene, jr., all have a share
I of the set.
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A delightful Hallowe'en social, pre‘
ceded by a business meeting, was held
by the (‘inistian Endeavor Society of
the South Norwalk Baptist Church. stI
the home of Miss Mary Robbins, in
France sit-,eet Norwaik, last night.
The business session was presided
over by the D'iGSident- M‘I‘" Lucy The Rhode Island oyster dealers
Finch, of East Norwnlk, after which have had their share of trade The
games and an allround good timeIwarm weather has curtailed the output
were enjoyed “Ni 13 late ”0‘1“ lie-I still they all look for a good business
treshments wele served during theI later Some of them are worried about
course of the evening. the rigid inspection of stock of Gov-
‘L——*—— ernment ins ctors, fearin 'th will
ATLANTIC coss‘r ovsraa stores; I” ‘ 9’
Nearly all shipping points along theI
coast report that the demand for oys-I IE “A” S W
tors has'fsllen off this week because
of the return of warm weather. Inland
dealers report that they on sending
‘Inall. orders to the coast as the trade
is not calling tor stock as frantically
9 was the case I couple 0: weeks 330' Here’s Grandmother’s Recipe to Dark.
The consensus of opinion among en and Beautlfy Faded Hair.
, That beautiful,_even shade of dark,
" ‘ :glossy hair can only be had by brew-
, ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul-
V ,phur. Your hair'ls your charm. It
" makes or mars the face. When ll:
fades, turns gray, streaked and looks
dry,'wlspy and scraggy, just an appli-
. cation or two of Sage and Sulphur en-
hances its appearance a hundredfold.
l
I
Whtit They Say
Who rent a box in our fire
.. and ,burglnr proof safe de«
posit vaults. .
you can get from any drug store a 50-
cent bottle of "Wyetb’s Sage and Sui-
can always be depended upon to bring
"back the natural color thickness and
_ ' lustre of your hair and remove dhn
' draft, stop scalp itching and falling
, hair.
. Everybody uses "Wystli’s" Sage and
Sulphur because it darkens so baton-Ere
I \Issa’ytiit worth Ila-trout“
Four Dollars
,I ayeartobeabletosaytlid
slice- ‘0me valuables: ,g-V. ‘
through the poor weather. Tides are‘ ll
favorable and a few days of cool w-es
ther will boom the business wuue tbeI
oysters are not at their finest. theyI
of other sections.
The export trade in Blue Points is
handicapped by the irregular schedule
of the Atlantic liners and lack of space
in the refrigerators. it is unfortunate,
for the demand is good. The war has
cut down the fleet of steamers, hence
space is more scarce. The increased
cost of 20 cents per barrel of oysters
via express to Chicago is a hardship,
and will be vigorously protested by the
Long island and New York oyster
shippers at a meeting called for that
purpose. . “5’
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COMBINATION LOST;
OPEN SAFE.
OSSlNlNG. Oct. 27.—-Thomas Mott
Osborne. wardenof Sing Sing prison.
bought a secondhand safe in which
to keep the inmates' “token money."
When it arrived it was locked and no
one had the combination.
Not that it mattered much in Sing
Sing. "0. K. Bill" Myers was called,
but protested that he was all out of
practice. He called two more con-
\icts. They knelt before the safe for
a few minutes, then rose, smiling with
professional pride.
The door swung open to the
warden’s touch. Combinations being
superfluous in such company, the safe
hereafter will be locked with a key.
“Bill" Trefry. former baseball pitcher,
will carry one and the warden the
CONVICTS
Coal wsAttL AURIIUWLIIIGI. it an:
LEADERS INAALL KINDS ‘OF BUILDING
MATERIALS .
E, CEMENT, BRICK, CRUSHED
Ni) DRAIN PIPE ARRIVING
DAILY
ipped with everything needful in the
pneupply your wants promptly.
Fifty years to faithful service to the public is our
mmendation.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
s15 v ELVEI‘ CORUROY COATS ........ £38
$800 MIXTURE COATS . S .93
.......... a-eol-l
$3 SILK CREPE “IAlSTé” .............
..................
be inclined to assert their authority in'ment, C. N. G. (Coll's) bane.
ever, only those will stiller who neglect children. Charles J.
were .
against him, Judge Wilder in the City.
Court yesterday lined Gaetlno Spat.
lane of 143 Calhoun avenue, and Car-
mina Rieno of 6 Oak street. :35 and
costs each. Both were also charged
with hunting without
,cense. while Spaiiano had the addi-
tional charge of carrying concealed
weapons against him. They paid the
fines and were released. ‘
gun.
severe
Feed
GREAT BARGAIN SALE
$15 VVOM'ENS SUITS. ..
........
$7.98
$18.50
...............
....... 'Ivouo. ’
1 32
3298
929
1. 9
.98
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The largest selection of Hats In town at manufacturer .9
u )
WE ALTER FRE5E9¢ I
THE PARIS
SOU'EH NORWALK
3‘
Major and Mrs. Steele have that
Steefe, Mm. A
Wadsworth of Farmington, rind
IMrs. Gustaf Toelkcn.
MAKES ASSAILANTS OF FARM-I
HAND PAY.
--——.
IJudge Fines Hunter: Who Struck
Employe of Shirley Farm 335
and Costs Each.
llltliICEl’OR'l‘, Oct. 27. —~‘When they
better and are holdinsthelr own evenfimu admitted that they had struck
urold Lundln. ll. farmhand employed
on the Shirley farm on north Park
avenue, over the head with a shot
gun but tried to excuse their action
are, with few excptions, equal to thosery suv
lug they had believed that they
only defending themselves
having a h-
The men were interfered with by
. Lundin when he found them hunting
on the farm on which he is eniployed
When he ordered them off. he said.
they had set upon him and Reine had
struck him over the head with It shot
lied but were cap. ,
lured by Benjamin and William A.
Wilkes by whom Lundin is eIuploy-‘
ed.
They then
The gun was thrown away in
the afternoon yesterday in
He found it in bushes
had been broken off at the
it
Lundin sustained a
lacerations.
Both said that he
wear
the
flight and Game Warden Williamson
spent
search of it.
but.
stock by, the force of the blow that
struck Limdin. I
slight fracture of the skull besides
He was able to ,
appear in court yesterday to testify
against the men.
had attempted to take a squirrel away
Stylishin Models
l. A ll lllli S ’
Gypsy Cut Shoes .
Plain or White Trim
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imintz
Big Sale of Millinery To- -m0rrow
SHAPES 50c, 99c and $1.49
m—fl
$4.00
Reliable Foot-
$2.00 to $5.00
$100 and this COUPON.
GOOD FOR 30
Good for SIX PHOTOGRAPHS
NORTH STUDIO
DAYS at the
V'v'vv'vvvvvvvvvvv'
Coupons from other stu
GlO V 61‘ ’S
122 Washington St., So. Norwalk
46 Main St, Norwalk
HIGH GRADE
CLOTHING
ON
LIBERAL CREDIT
AND
SENSIBLE PRICES
Gately & Brennan
1
Smoked Shoulde
Come in
know yo
Peanut
' Butter
salt....
East India
TELEPHONE 371
42 South Main St.
South Norwalk.
Going out oi
Business
Place Must Be Vacated
Why neglect and pay double. Buy
your Christmas gifts now and save
so“
Saved is One
Dollar Earned
Do not miss this opportunity.
Buy Now
and save money—Jewelry, Musical
instruments, Stationery, Games.
nothing but the best peanuts and
dios also goat! here.
l'S
140 lb
and see it made. We
11. will like it. We use
........... 15¢ lb.
Tea Co.
125 WASHlNGTOH STREET.
ORDER lilllill'lS BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
[0UIS NYARY
Sole Agents for
On Draught at C
Ladies’ Cloth
A new and dainty line just received All the latest models
in button
Atvsplenditi stock of children’s dress Sign"
Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497.
The Norwalks
onnecticut Ave.
Top Shoes!
or lace.
CORNEAL“ & BRACKEN.
South Norwalk
Toys, Novelties, Sporting Goods,
Souvenirs, etc.
Stock and fixtures must go.
Shelves, Counters, Cases, etc.
Till? TAZAAR
76 Washington street.
other.
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDlNG.
Major and Mrs. Steele Keep Open
Houae and Receive Scoree’of
Friends and Many Gifts.
HARTFORD. Oct. 27.—-Mr. and Mrs.
William C. Steele of No. 196 'Vine
street, were congratulated by about
100 relatives and friends, Mondayii
evening, on the occasion of their
fiftieth wedding anniversary. They a].
so received many letters and cards
and flowers. Guests came from Form-
Try This!
beautiful hair;
from them but Lundin denied having Vim the unauaual “h 't- the
done so. A, azaar.
lillllSi lllllilifll Mill the Choice
October Brew
IIIIIIII llllil, IIII
III-Int llillllllii
Your Hair Gets Wavy,
Glossy and Abundant at Once.
- To he possessed of a head of heavy.
soft. lustrous. fluffy. ‘
wavy and.1’ree from dandruff is more-
.places. The reception was from
10 o 'clock. ,
The decorations about the
and plants.
were draped in the hall.
lngton, Sumeld. Springfield and other
house
were attractive and included flowers
The Stars and Stripes
A delega-
tion of G. A. R. men and their wives
Were present. Major Steel is a mem-
ber of Robert 0. Tyler post. There
7 t0 mes—A
nice, soft hair and lots of it.
iv a matter or using a little Dander-
"WWI
it is easy and inexpénsive to have
Just
get a lib-cent bottle of Knowlton’l“
Danderine now—all drug stores rec-:1
ommend .lt—apply a little as directed"
and within ten minutes there will be I
an appearance of abundance. heals“
gregational church. Maj
stimuli evenly that nobodyean um cameamemtierottspn
fittesteeu swim m mu m torcenn 1861 and Esther} ugust 1,
«in a- spouse or scum and; it Ina 1912. For, mm I
draw this through the hair taking me tloned at ills Dillon “railwpy statlijn.
III-Ill M in tile Civil, War Major Steele sordid
iDon‘t bother to prepare the tonic: Evil-mm gifts for ML and M"
The marriage of Major and Mrs.
. lll' WWII.” ready to m This Steele téok pl!“ in Farmingtonh
" 3h October d5, E1861; and they came to
Hartford to the immediately after-
ward. MINI. steels was a Farmingtnn
girl, Mary W. Bishop. and they were
mitrrledd by its Rev Levi D Payne,
then pastor of the Farmingtnn C
Steele be:
(It‘d Dulles
(Awas sta-
ness, flumness andban incomparable
gloss and lustre, and try as you w
you can not find a trace of den
or tailinghalr; but your real surprise
will be after about ”two weeks’ use,
when you will see new hair—line and
downy at dut—y’eHut really new
I
encoder-inc is,_ We believe. the on
sure hair grower, desh’oyer of dan-
am and cure for itchy scalp, and it
never fails to stop failing to: at once
.lfyou want to prove how pretty and
sort your hair really is. moisten . e “i
log m sins uni-nut It'd time. '
Oil Heaters
Large assortment of the well-
known Perfection Smokeless
and Odorless . . .3238 up
Gas Heaters . ...... ...... $1.49 up
Hotpoint Electric Irons “.3330
Lace Curtain Stretchers.... 98c upI
Garbage Cans ..... 39c up
Ash Cans ...- ...... . $1.49 to $3.50
Albert F. Gellelle
25 WEST WASHINGTON OT.
Phone 10M
PROMPT DELIVERY
Has Arrived
‘Nosv on Draught
at Hotels, Cotes, Clubs, Etc.
and irregular test!
Teeth
are often most
offensive, and spoil an otherwise at
tractive face.
In years gone by there'uisv have
been soine’excuse for one to be‘
handicapped in life by these condi-
tions, but time basin-ought about
so many innovations in dentistry
FURNITURE ,_ .
that reproduces the qualul art-l
lstlc lines of old period MEI
has a dignity. .fln impressive air
of refinement and quality“
is favored just now. 3 ‘
VARIETY, ,1
quality, style and price in .
Have our stock of line m
is unexceiled. Call and M
show it to you. *
. of them.
'1 closely. and have the trouble cor-
‘ rected early in life, mnclf’discom-
.I’ 134-136 WASHINGTON" em
...—Jim 2
.I I. IIIIIIIIIIII
that none need hesitate ‘to make use
!
If parents would watch the condi-
tion of their children’s mouths
fort would be avoided, the proper
We Are ReceivinL Shlpm
Mandy, Without Delay or inter-
ference.
r
BASH l: 00. ., lltiol’ftrs,
00 Warren BL. Ncl'r York.
A
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heir—sprouting out all over your scalp .
I _
fully am it. through mohair-hit.
contour preserved, and health and
strenzth greatly improved. »
Let me demonstrate the wonder-
lui success which my models show
in these cases. -
Dr..l. Insulin-y
16 South Main 89.: Booth Norman:
Hours: 9am. to‘ISn.n.8undays
lnv onnqlnimfllt 0M1<
y.»
my»:
‘ Our spacious and
automobile will
para-t: ‘
~ » Ion sass
«REAL ..EisrATE
monster:
Property, , factor-lee
. Factory
NOW l8 THE
Hayes
NEW CITY
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