“Woe... I ' w 3. 3, "9.”...- is moo J to serve on, the ‘Ice 7" Cream, Fruit Flown: 5. s n F ML. ionic rean- ‘Wmm m F’mi. cog Liven,- with J I able. 1.1. manila Strawberry Banana Orange... Pineapple 3.4, .l . :flf m Dav1dW.Rsymued UNDERTAKER NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING 2'? WASHINGTON 8T. Tel, all”. 1“”; Hon“. us. ing influence will be greeted Lane's not”. 61 Wuhlnxton ‘ 8m HARD Chaos MERRILL you to secure and ASK LOBSTERS ~—~Shoulder Steak lie lb. N. Y. Mkt.: Tommy Nelson, pugilist, of PortJ Chester, N.3Y., was in this city yes-1 Long-and Round 1C 'L AMS terday eager to hook up in a bout! with Joe Rocker, the local “white hope." ...s—K. of 0.. Dance, St. Joseph’s Hall. tonight. Speidel‘s Orchestra The marriage of Miss Jessie A. Close, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J V. ’ Close, of this city, to Benjamin H. Keeler, Jr., of New Can aan,‘wili take place in, Norwalk t0- morrow. , ~Hamburg Steak ltie lb. N. Y. Mkt. No arrests will be made in the case of the missing bags of feed owned by Gus Green. of Taylor avenue. The matter has been investigated and ad- justed satisfactorily by Sergeant 'l‘llo Its Lenthelland ——Hsn1burg Steak ltic 1b. N. Y. Mkt.J 15 Klnds of Fresh Salt, Sill BROUGHT“ lli [Willi llllllllflll M 1 3o Case Wont Against If. and Mrs. Fisher, But They Neglectes» to I Pay Damages and Costs . Fll Smoked and“ gunned fish Cutbill’s 7': North Main St. Free Delivery. Phone 106 - Papers were served yesterday by Constable Henry Selezr on City Clerk. 3«Stephen Dokus garnisheeing wages of; “ William H Fisher, of F‘airtield a1 enue fiijaintor of the high scllol buildlong, in A. P. Iiibbler, who has been spend-E ing some time in Norwalk and NewJ Canaan left this week for Stewart, Florida, where he expects to spend’ the winter. oral times pr'eu'ously. —-Derhies, Derbies. O’Brien. E. S. oL-Danbury, have been invited' to be the guests of Floral chapter. of Georgetown, Friday evening, Novem- ber 5. , Arrangements for the visit will be made at~the regular meetingi next Monday evening , —-Roast"'Beei’ lie lb. N. Y. Market. The Tiger Independents will playJ3 S the crack Emeralds of Stamford No 1 vember lith, in Stamford The Euler-3 bids have won the 100 pound chain-J pionship of the state, and the Tigers} have great hopes of'deiesting them. 5 l\ Any team w hing to play the Tiger lndependent should inquire of Rob-:3 ert Lincoln, manager, 51 Putnam ave- nue. South Norwalk. ——SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY. 'Natlonai‘ Package Crackers—Mucous _ Biscuits, 3 townie: all 50. packages' 6 for 2511.; .10c. packages 3 for 259.‘ United Grocery (70., 20 North Main St. -' An adjourned hearing on the poll-‘- tion of Nicholas Tlernev and otllersl3 of Bridgeport. for an improvement tn‘3J' the trolley service furnished by the Bridgeport and Danbuly Street Rail- way Company will be held in Hall- 5 ford, November 2.131nd on the follow * lug day a hearing will be held on the petition of Nellie E. Anderson and others of Farmington. for an order to! compel the Union Electric Light and Power Company to extend electric! wires and to furnish electricity to her home. This also will be an ad- doomed hearing. —New brown solt hats. O'Brien. Members of Pyramid Temple, No bias of the Mystic Shine, in this city . , will be interested in the announce-«31313 ment that a ceremonial session of the H temple wil be held in Bridgepott No.39 v‘embér 29 and that the imperial po- .“3, ' tootsie of tin: order, J. Putnam Stev ’ ‘ . one, of Portland, Me. and other im- perial officers are to attend. The, Arab patrol or Pyamid Temple will, 7' form axtheatre party next Wednesday} evening and go to New York to wit-‘ less the performance of “Chin Chill," :4.» dining at Churchill’s previous to at- tending the theatre 7 1 ——NOTICE. TO WHOM IT MAv CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the part- nership ”heretofore existing between 3.3 John 1’. Baths and Bertha Rains at 2 3 No. 35 South Main street, in the bah-i3 49;: .”// ..<§\ t // \ //~: y «510;: ~ polyed and terminated: said basins will be hereafter continued by the, said Bertha Rains: ll debts due to, or Wing by, the sat firm, shall here after he paid to or by the said “Bertha 'Raihs. Dated at said Norwalk, this 26th: ' any of October, 1915. JOHN P. RAIHS, BERTHA‘ RATES. ‘ What They Say Who rent a bog: in our fire line of the Peace Charles T. McGovern3bADY WASHINGTON Tl ON He has been there 5911- on the Hub of November 3Linxweiler a Hegeman represent the 3 plaintiffs. The members of Stellar chapter 0. Cuneo Mr and Mrs. F‘ishet‘ ~Adv§mso in The fientmot J 3? I J :a suit brought against Mr. Fisher and The case is returnable before Jus-l his wife by Raymond Brothers. CELEBRAJ Attorneys I The Lady Washington Lodge cele-J and Attorney John J. M JNew Haven, Westpori and South Nor-J A good adv. pays in the but paper last lollowa: Recitation—Mrs. Ethel Bowl. Great Economy Look everywhere else first. Then come here. Then you will realize that better made gar- ments can not be found elsewhere. and our prices are the lowest. In the chain of stores enables us to buy' 1n large quantities, “and get the most up- -to-daave to make more profit to meet their rent expenses. Come here andg et the most up-to-date merchandise for less money than anywhere else. THE BUSINESS HOUSE of RAYMOND BROTHERS places. befoffi short far reach- ing line of customers, the finest selection of goods obtain- Cars 0; choicest Oats, Wheat, Mixedfir‘ain, Corn, randaliiuildilg Materials arriving daily. which cannot be ex.- We are pleasing hundreds with the choicest selection of the best Coal produced Send us your order. The warm- RAYMOND BROTHERS. South Norwolk, Conn Out“ SECRETARIAL COURSE will fit FREEBOOKLET 3 SOUTH NORWALK a STAMFORD " FONT CHESTER 3mand3cr Lady Frazier, of Westport. brated their thirteenth anniversary inJvei bread tray with he; and Lady Red Men's hall last evening There Washington 1110110931115 engraved up- were over one hundred visitors from on it. ,z‘.wnlk A fine entertainment was given here 13011 the best of success I r the next irteen years. 3 h ---Saturday and M onday--— and, we own the building and pay no Hay with pleasure. COLLEGE sition. I hold a good po FOR PALACE BEICATESSEN Bologonu and Cooked Home-made Potato Salad OUR SPECIALTY Pickles, Stuffed Peppers, Mangoel, etc. . Smoked and Pickled Fish of dif- ferent kinds ALL KINDS OF CHEESE 0. EMMER 25 North Main St, 80. Norwaik Phone 336-2 Vocal Solo—111a Flatt. Vocal liuetfilna Matt and Preston Boyd. Remarks were made by the Past Su- pleme Deputy Commander Lady Anna Brown and the new Supreme .Com- liming the Good of the Order, Lady Brown was presented a handsome 511 it was presented by the lodge. A supper was served and the menu departed wishing Lady Washing- SALE first place, our ::\\’(,)I\IIZJ\"S.~\NI) MISSIESL SUITS, value $15. Economy Sale $7.92 . WOMEN’S AND MISSES'3 SUITS, value $20. Economy Sale $11.98. WOMEN'S AND MISSE‘S' SUI-’l‘S. value $25. Economy Sale .. . $14.98. WO‘ME‘Nl’S AN-DMISSES’ sun‘s. valuc‘$30. Economy Sale . . $17.98 . \V()‘I\l1§\”i’$ SAND M ISSES‘ COATS, value $8. ‘Fxononly Sale J $3.50 :3. . IVOMEN'S SAND MISSES’ COATS, 33value $10. conomy ‘Sale S $4.98 — WOM'lEN’SAND MISSES’ COATS, value $11. Economy Sale . . . .. $5.98 ‘ WOMEN’S AND M‘ISSES‘ GOA-Ts, value $15. Economy sole .... $7.98 . ' .- woMm 1's ANJDMISSES’ COATS, value $20. Economy Sale .310. 983 - WOMEN’S smo Ml are 5' COATS value-$25. Economyfsalg 3514. 98 8 woumrs SAND M18 9125 s'co: 1T5 value $30. Economy Sale $17.98 WWOMEN SAND MISS FS’ COATS, value $35 Economy Sale $2.2 59 , WOMEN’SANDJ MISSES DRESSES, value $6. Economy Sale $2.98 “WOMEN’S ANlD MISSES DRESSES, value as Economy Sale .. .. $338 " WOMEN’S AND MISSDS‘ DRFSSES, value $10. Economy Sale “. $5.98 WOMENSANJDMI‘SSES DRESSES yalpe $15. Economy Sale .. $798 WOMEN’S AND, MISSES’ DRESSES, value $2.). Econonlylsalé . $9.93 \VOMEN’S AND MISSES’ DRESSES, value $25. Economy Sale.- $14,983 3"” VVOEIEN’SAND Ml—SSES sanIs value $3..50 Economy Sale . $1 193 » WOMEN’S AND MISsns SKIRTS, value is; soonomy’solo $3,98- VVOMEN’S A‘N‘D MI'SSES’ SKIRTS, value $8. Economy HEAVY POPLIN \VAISTS. value $1. 50. Economy Sal ' ”my; NEW PLAIDS, all colors, value $1. 50 Economy Sale . .. CREPE SILK WAISTS, value $3.004 Economy Sale. WOMEN'S AND MISSES SKIRTS, calue $10. Economy Sale penchant: LACE wn‘srs value $7 00. Economy Sale Sale ..‘ $4,193 1‘. Meats l Gypsy Cut Shoes, on no: 31.01:]! .FOWNES' KID GLOVES $1.00. $1.25. $1.50 Miss Caroline Mot susTand. and her sister. Mist; Natalie. ilicliauslsnd. will spend the week end with their cousin,I Miss Helen Branit, who will give a (ll llallowo‘ en party I «Roast Beef t-tc lb. N. Y. Market. 1 The selling of the Angelo Contaretti liquor license, of 18 Burbank streetl scheduled for this morning was post- poned until next Monday morning by 330 Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doulens wFresh Shoulders 16c 111. N. Y. Mkt. The funeral of Mrs. Richard Dele hanly will be held at 9 oclock tomor- row morning from St. Mary’ a church. Interment will follow in St. Mary's cemetery. mSirloln Steak 201) lb N Y. Mkt. At the afternoon session of the Wo- man's Foreign Missionary Societies annual meeting, in the downtown Con- gregational church, Miss Stillman, of Turkey, discussed "0n the Firing Line.” in an intensely interesting fashion. ‘1' ...___ “1 Stylish Models " LADIES’ last night held at the Dorian P House, under the direction of 1 lord O’Sullivan. returned from a niolm and trip in New Hampshire, were: sogh C. Vaast, F. '1‘ Coleman, W. 3dancing was enjoyed. . ,were served. WW Far Hallow Hen Parties Ladies’ Pumps All of the latest modelbin bronze, satin and pafit A venison dinner nary interest and enjoyment;- The hosts, hunting Clougher, H. J. Rayi'use leather. , MINTZ’S Special Purchase of Shapes Malina possible the Most Important Sale of the Season for To-morrow A manufacturer who sells us a large part of our fine sh”. is about to move to the uptown section and rather our move his large stocks offered us 500 New Shaped‘at great reduction in price. We bought them all Wand at: place them on sale at most remarkable prices. , 100 Shapes 500. About 200 in this lot for you to pick from. 200 Shapes 99c High Class Shapes' in all colors, about 150 on this table, to33 go at this price. Fine Shapes at $1.49 Fine Velvet Shapes, all the new colors, to go on sale for, tomorrow. Some of these shapes sold up as high as 83.00. , Free All hats will be trimmed free during this sale providing the shapes and trimmings are purchased at this store. We are littering Special Values in Trimming for Saturday ummarksfinsage ZOFIENYMEF “ ascron's'a-l HELPERW’SII ' of more than or- ‘Helpers of Grace Episcopal which was was held last night in the hint! and proved a great successin Alnd way. recently were '1‘ J ing’s entertainment. ’8)! musical program was room (I. W DAINTY DANCING SHOES A big assortment in all styles for boys and girls. SALE OF FUR TRIM- MED SUITS ‘ SATURDAY - $9.95. $12.95. $15.95 3 W“ The birthday social of the We? story About two hundtet! Win, present, and enjoyed 4% Well-1 ‘ 1201111131111 1 11111111111. South iNorWalk Plain or White Trim 33' $4. 00 Ré‘llable Foot- Wear ”$2.00 to $5.90 N e . .o-oooo o'..io3~v-,- o3 111.; all. in WA“! '4'- \ . g 5‘ .. SEEING IS BELIEVIN G Jan: exnnbn ‘ation by. our oculist' 8 Without charge and worn the» , 3 ‘h‘ ,BUY , ~ Hazelton Goal The lki'ilbrshfield81SonCo ' "m” You will indeed believe our; 2 of refinement and quality FURNITURE V _ 3 that réproduces the quamt, arfi 9111.33 lines of old period stylist as a dignity, an impressivea is £9.11on Just 111111.111 , VARIETY, 3 quality, style and price-7w Have our stock or fine MW in unexcelled Call and 100 b show it to you 184-136 WASHINGTON 8TB preocrsbeirfor your "
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