gician
our house may be of
1 1 e, of concrete or of
be filled with dainty,
.~ and furniture
sgood; your floors
sshine/“with polish,
hardware be the best,
pictures by good
3 in keeping with
rest, but if your house
chilly. devoid of genial
heat to fill your days with
' :1. and make your
tire sweet—your house
2(not a lib'riie, sir, ’tis but
1.1
Cedar.
service at the right price. Do it now!
Th Ht h 6: B "l “C
i e a c w at ey 0.
HOW ABOUT TH‘AT ROOF?
fl’it’s Shingles it needs. we hate then; in both Red and‘fiVbite
Cedar, the best grade being the 18 in. Perfection ~\ancouvcr Red
These are manufacturei from the very best selected Bed
Coda: sawed trorn live timber—not from stumpage or refuse left 1‘11
the forest. Neither are they baked to death in a dry kiln, but dried
slowly under a moderate heat so as to retain the natural life of the
1 Wood. You want the bestrwe’ve got them—ask for Port Kellfi and
lets get together and figure out a roof that
THE HATCH 8: BAILEY C0.
We are near—just as far as the nearest letter box or telephone
‘ Overland” Model 83:
will give you honest
750.
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' ieresting church conventions held in
Connecticut this year, will. take place.
ontNovember 13th and Nth, in the
" South
- church.
program will be carried out by repre-
: sentalives of Christian Endeavor so-
? clerics from all parts of the state:
a-
.State President Frank Nichols,
Hnsmlmllcrotional Servicu Leader:
NENE NNN. Will-l5
one of the most important and in-
. Norwslk Congregational
The follouing mighty interesting
Saturday Morning.
Congregational church, South Nor-
walk.
pre-
siding,
RM". H. A. lloutwell, pastor Dan-
'TRISTRAMJ & HYATT
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWAL! ‘
More of the Tailored Suits
Any Time When Out Shopping Drop Into Our
Cloak and Suit Department
and see the New Suits and Coats for ladies and misses. We receive new models nearly
GAZETTE BLDG.‘
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every day and visitors are always welcome.
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~ Something New in Wardrobe Trunks
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Social Hulfllour.
a lace to cat;- Our Coal 1 ~ . - Mix Baptist Church. "
trm‘sTorms like magic and , The bremeSt' Selling Carat humanemngs‘ Everybody who has once used a Wardrobe Trunk. appreciates its 1331131 advantages. See
mines a home complete. The Wiltstx’night: The lowest-priced Knight-motored car ever built 1. From ”18 Norwalk Town I‘nion. the sample in oli‘e~of our show windows, and come in and" ask about‘it. -‘
$1095. Overland Six: The biggest, most powerful Six at the price in 3, Pl‘esiilfi‘m, Rev. John Staplelon. " ' I
the world 31145. We have theSe three. remarkable car values. Let Fm“ ”19 Norwallr (‘hurcheS. RSV "‘-""": ‘1— :
us show them to you, either with closed or open bodies. * 1" Ralph C, Hartley. pastor Baptist
' l'hlll‘i‘h. South Norwalk .
.' Response from «the Stall? l‘nion. 0“ R
“Prank Ni(liol:1.~, State President. .23..
pr... .3... """ NNNINSI NISl” APPUNNNNN '0 v '
nagging» m. - The New l‘inplmq. on Spiritual ‘ ‘1. 1’
._. g __ Wm \alues.’ Rex. Willis A. Hadley, &
pastor Bloomfield Congregational N . . i .
g 11 f’lm‘rvh- I 1 Wakeman Memorial Assert: Prue -
=. :uwsmte 'nion loparnuents. - E
O. B. Jackson 5' “(2%?“ nosed Saloon 1111 .Be 1.. 11...
R LK sions Prison Reform School.” '
. » » ' - ~ — use Tent om, Ile- .
ooters— l OPTICIAN PHONE 4“ Secretary‘s report, Treasurer‘s Ne- _ P ‘ K " \
tes to Gun ; E t . port. Announcements. “’5 “WM .1 . -.
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. verythin 1n . S“""-‘" “‘°'"°‘?"' ettlll t e ' S I
l g be Optical Lille 6 F. 0‘ Bldwell. presidipg- Christopher 11111, of Southport, is , .. ’ J
Hi) M l prl N ‘ ~323~Iigoxnngl hem“: Leader: not. going to have clear sailing in his . \ ,
' . n ercurc . mer . . PV- - . WW?” a ll ' ' ‘
. . - pp cation for a liquor license in the 3
gives .3. even ‘ignition 3 Eyes Examined Free 2354)?” Forum 0’ 140“" unit‘nlwmiam E. Jennings building on ‘
uniform combustion, i Prcshlems. iWuter street in that wn. for 11 re- ‘ . .
and velocity; more 1 lT“"“"‘"“““‘° Talks.) itnonstrance bearing 15:9 names of an ettln It A
gegular pattern. . ; Tfllliilt‘. {3:119 1:151 :lting Our I'nion more than 50 Southporters has been .
~ lack shells have » ". - as "9 ' 15" 'WTA" " h. .ou t murals toners ' ‘
clear passage from Home~1nade Sausage 22c . @1115, Bag Sausage 22c Discussion. We" “"11 l 9 C V'.’ y C s . ' /
Beef leer ...... ....*.. IOC . Rib Lamb Chops 20c 1.1,] C . lincludlng the \lakeman Memorial,
primer to DOWdET. ._ Specials for Today. °',‘_ hristlan Endeavor E’angel'jwlilch institution successfully waged
All!!!" eliminating 10118 L . :m. ._ the remonstrunce against Rist’s tor-‘
fires. 3 : SChllllZC’S 3 Silflllal'y ‘ Marke‘s . ”30” from the Slate Evangelistic mer place of business on Water street. . _ . _ .
mack shells are really 3 32 WASHINGTON ST. 9 MAIN s'r. *1 §°‘“;§.‘,‘“°‘L ““d ”a?” b? “P“- swoon...» 11.1 Permanent. To enable you to do bhls "we
waterproof. Test them . ~SOUTH NORWAEK. , NORWALK. Slate hm "k9" “"‘P’mdem ‘Tlle* Wakcmsn’ Memorial remon- "
yourself and be con— . £1 “ea” 'm 1'11;th 0p 11 f‘ f Nit-ates on the ground that the propos- ‘
winced. p ..... ’1'" t T ""‘"T.”"‘“‘ ' ‘ . ' 9 ‘°“ erence. ed location is an unsuitable one, be- Will I A .
Black 51‘9"” are the _ «£3111. glark S dc hglllmgf' , gins within 200 feet of its charitable in-l . GXtend to you a’ perilege
most expensive shells , ‘ W“ 1):”th “fl-‘Nzgrrman "::"h:r:;:;:l(:gstltution ml is less than 200 feet} .. ' '
to Manufacture but I ' N 3 _ ‘ ' “from a public school in Southport. it? '" . . ,
are sold at 9. same 7 ‘ . . V i 6.ssffgnirfeéonlf:::22mm was said at the county court house‘ enJ0y§d By the wealthleSt 1311311];
price as other 1111111135.? ‘ ‘- V . A ‘ today that {he schoolhouse rcferred to: T
1' M '- ' C' ' 1‘. . l . \ .
E ' Beers MCaN and PrflVi or." embe” of "'9 “we mm" in the remonstmnce, is 11 temporary. . 1. 1 ‘ "
I N - . » ° Wt 1.11.11 .1 1. .1 i. 1 1.1 168 in the country namel
. 6 North Ililllainalslfect ‘ 13 Main Street Saturday Evening. ' um ‘ns.c ant N :1‘ Enter Emmi / , y
. South orw ‘ ‘ l'l ‘ v ‘ 1 .. . .cu sane mg1 o co ' 1. . __
accessar to .chgfles E. DOW) Norwalk. 3... 30m:‘)‘n:' .2” 55:19.1. presiding. the law as a ground for roman“; ‘
In Washington Street , PHONES? Responsivr “93$“ strunce.‘ the idea betn advanced that ,1 . . _ 4.» , g .
South Nbrwalk T ”3°: 50”“ N0Vwa1k- 83‘ waa‘k- swim—111111 Full .1 1...... l‘tlions “ ‘8 “m “ Wrmmem'mucmm N A. CHARGE ACCO UNT
% (Delegates from each l'nion will sit The mat tipplicatlolni is S no}: :39” I
, .. . together and will be prepared to he liming g turn up I s O m. c so \-
fi. L. make one minute “mum“, some time after the. Superior Court
r ’ .r ‘ ~ , ‘ ‘ " decided against him and in favor of ‘
___..___. ___._ -— .2“- w “-mm orlr-dlddre". * '
.1sz ThNNik Ye of Christ?" Rm, the rentonstrance some few, months: In a, REPUTABLE and DE. \
. ‘ “ ‘ Stewart ”mm,“ New «York ago The proposed location is on the.
Junk A‘ . 0 BY (‘itv . ' \ same street as his former place of,
‘ aw i . «I bUfiNHESS. l
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necessor to Wm. Effron.
‘ Phone4
’rt’Street East Norwalk.
b.1111- Rags,
( t prices for other junk
send postal or telephone.
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Service:
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means bowhe consumer?
. as follows:
' \l. Andrews
:‘Gregory. Helen Betta, Elisabeth Tay-
. lor, Bertha Salisbury Mrs. 011111011. Boer-nu,
SPECIAL NPRICES
SUITS, COATS, AND
GIFTS FOR THE HOSPITAL.
Reported Y’sterday Afternoon at a.
Meeting of the Ladies' Vlsltlng
" Board.
The regular mean-.13 of the Ladies' 1
Visiting Board was held at the Hos-1
pital, Monday, November1.Regular§
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$15 from
cent card party; flowers.
-Mrs. Bedlam. Mrs R. G Havilandfi 56-15
to‘n; two baskets of grapes,
Andrews; two large ,cakes for 11131
Nurses' Home, Mrs Margaret Rear-
dozens pan covers. the Hospital Thim-i _\
ble Club; one large__ pumpkin, Mrs. B. 1
are to be added to the list 0! wo1liers
for Tag Day; M'rs. rWilllam fBaur.
Miss 1Brcn'dllnger. 1111111 Wilson, 'Allce
\ilchler. Frances Bayer, Mary-Conten-
ay. Betty Prizer, Margaret Maflerty,
Elects Baird tDora V1111 Dormldn Ruth
Well. Beulah Well, Teresita Cochran.
Theresa Lowman, KathleeHeiser.
noulse Buland. Laura Taylor, Alberta
William Malian; Jannlu Church. Betty
Falcon. Frances
mules. Inuarod'rumor. “111m Mn.
Trombley. Monsanto O'Sulllnn.
Ce'dergren,
DRESSES
CONN 11111111 as ;
loom 11111
Local hunters are reporting ‘coon
business “as transact/ed. and u nun-1 hunting to be excellent.
her of gifts gratefully 30““0“19dged a line specimen was captured by Wil
”19 “Winn“ liam C. Smith, of Bell Island. and Jon-
WhiSt C-lab for blankets; $55 from eph W. Rooney, of Washington street.
xix-5. L. G. Green the proceeds Of h9""!‘wo 'l‘ennessoo' coon dogs were tried
Missput for the first time last night and
Lynes; papers and magpzines from their work endeareduhem to the hunt-
The dogs scented a second 'coon.
iMrs. L J. Reynolds, Mrs. J. ‘M. LaY‘but after giving chase it plunged in a
1 1“” tlake and got away.
‘Theo. S Lowndes; apples V‘TS- ‘13 ‘Mi "
don; apples, Mrs. Edward Beach; 1W6 Many Friends Present at AIT‘Hallow-
e’en Party. .
A Hallowe‘ on party was given‘ at
The“ following names the home of Miss Dorothy Polar, last
evening, at 25 Woodward avenue.
Many games were played and re-
freshments sawed,
1111111113111 11 Nate hour.
"Among those present were: ‘l‘ilsses
Mary Burgge. Edith Cuneo,
Amelia: Headmen.
mums Brusse. Dorothy Poléy‘,.?eullne
Hall, Rebecca Hall Helen Griddle.
Helen Bartlett, Amelia Knorr.
out: Serpents: Myrtle
under-s. Jessie 1.13mi. Edith Boer-
Roberts. Mortal um. m Oneal. Miss B. B
u". . mm:
main. nus mum. "plum are-b
Henri “Vacuum and Telu- {Babble nor. Irvin: Weller. mic:- Bun. 301*
' m can,» w out
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Last to «ping
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MISS FOLEY ENTERTAINS.
‘ the guests
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‘1(l:l5~~l~.\eiyhody to Church.
Sunday, November 14. l
Baptist Church.
Broth—Quiet Hour; leader:
Mrs (‘liurlcs T113lor. Grocuwicli.
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Before tho regular reimon in the
Miami cluncbcs.1initlng Endos-
\meis will 11ch a slum talk on
“The Appeal oi (‘lllislilm Fudea-i
vet to Young People." ‘
Sunday Afternoon. "1
'l. T. Phillips, icolfl'csidcnt“State
. Union. presiding.
Congregational Church;
32(‘lC-~Song Survice.
Address, "Hope for the Hopeless.
‘ Help for'lhc L'mleseriing." Judge
\E. M. Warner, Putnam.
Address.
Baptist Church. ’
621.5«Chrislian Endeavor Meeting.
Topic. “Christian Endeavor That
Counts?“ leader, l’residont of:
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Dr. Herbert .1. 0611211, SbuthMain
Stamford Hospital, suffering from a
severe attack of~blood poisoning. l:
w; saluted this morning that the doc
tor will doubtlessly be confined to
the hospital for some time. 21:111.: in»
fectloii started in the is}; 111ml. but.
the doctors. according to a statement
made this morning by Dr. Cornell's
plateau-law. have not yet determined
the «use. “'
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m Rectum vertigo...
‘011! in! ion. ma-
the when 11-:
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‘EPNNNlN [[NNNENS
‘nue M.
’school "room of the church.
strget dentist. lss‘eriously ii? in the ff.“
.PENDABLE.-Store, Where every-
Ainong the list of rcmonstrants are,
found the Southport Saunas bank:
the Southport Trust company and Wll- 1
superintendent of‘
schools. The county commissioners
will within a. few days set a date for
a hearing'on the rcmonstrauce.
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’body. gets a. Square “deal and; a.
hundred cents on the dollar:
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ur prices are as low as the
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OBSERVE NJNNNEIN
All Hullow' s D113 “as appropriately
celeb/1111011 in .1 mnnncr that protedi
truly delightful b3“ the members of;
the Epworth lmaguo. of the East Ave-f
E. Church. The observance’
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was held last evening in the Sunday
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A dinner that pleased 'every- person;
South Norwalk Baptist Christian:in‘nttendance was served. lt’consisb Delicious Creamery Butte; A: .. 3" _______ ' 31¢ ll).
Endeavor Society ad of baked beans. potatoe salad; Extra Good Eggs 30¢<~lloz t
Sunday Evening. sandwiches. anglers. pum kin pie. 11p.f ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' ' ' ' 3“ ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' '
Présldem Frank NNWONRS, pf‘Pn‘ldlnL. :p135 and coffee The (“1le “as full Grandma Pancake Flour! 3 pkgs' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ~ """" 25¢ w.
7. filo—Praise Sci-v ire. llumd: by the pla3lng of Hallowe’ en Fun Weight Seeded Raisins. ..... . . . .. 10¢ pkg. \ '
Opening Senice. games gream of Wheat 03' Wheaten: 2 .plng. - - ' " '''' ' 7 25¢
Address. ” Spooky features were the “ghosts' Cwoa, qt size jar cut to Vt“ . . . . . , _ _ _ . . , . . ,,,,, 23¢
Closing Service. who took tickets. They were Harold '\ i ’
M179“ Benediction. ‘” Hall andClarence Vollmer. In theI ‘
Hallowaen games, M‘ss Isabelle Han— ’ 1,
DR cflkflfl'l SUHERINB ord made a capable L“witch." An in- A: STULL _\
tere'stlng social time took up a good ‘ ‘
‘ pm at the evening. 24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk:
The committee consisted of Miss
Marlon. L’Hommedlan. chair-min;
Miss Isabelle Hnuford. Mrs. Harold
Hall. Mrs. Charles Seymctfi and (Mrs.
brose Carpenter."
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Lochwood and Preston Boyd. Anotb-‘ being furnished by Shep's orclmma.
er duet, rendered pleqsingly. unit The affair was a success, sociall3 and
sung by the Misses Annie and Hazel financially, through the efforts of 11:.
den-1.111111 was followed by a. one following able 'commllteg; Mrs. Han
act comedy, “Miss Tom Boy " tle Lockwood, chairman. 11nd .1113.
The plsylet was 11 real comedy, and Lottie Plait. who were assisted by.
kept the audience in good humor all Jesse Brundage, Harold Plait and Roy;
the way 5th 311. The actresses took Philips. ‘A hmdsome bouquet \Waa
their parts creditably. and the play» presented tofiiss Ina Plait.
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went off without 11 _ hitch.
,mm responsible in: the uuc- man or THANKS. -
us‘; night was a gala night for the can from; quite a ' hi1. ”‘ - -——--
We club to thank our mill! friends
The cut of characters lhcludodfbln.
Edward Whitefield“. «Ethel Boyd:
Miss Helen, but «Initiator—Ilia" In:
Plum Scrub. the old W
111» Battle Lockwood.
Thu-WM with o to
«I man by Ills)“ M M
membersofCampNo. 3. no. 8. or
A? Mmelrmends. lithe “0.3.
u A. Bull. on Washington street
n3uwrtllnp1cm of In! mi.
“Meanwhile.“n enjoy-
absent-unwraps.”
an. dram- ” with a
lad neighbors. the employees or "'1.
B it}. mammosmw.
was sung»-
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