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SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1915
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I containing From God Livers, witIiI
IP Poptonato of iron. .I
r. amongst.
OPPORTUNITY
w eather.
At: Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavors: I
I . fastidious. We are pleasing a vast throng so get in line and send
S be l - w in your order or hold up our saleamen‘ and you will hear and see
traw "7 I I David w “I’M i more of the thousand householi goods we have in stock. Flour,
Banana I I Feed, Grain. We are purveyor sol the best to the people in this
Orange I UN DERTAKERJ II section of the state.
Pineapple new RED uen's BUILDING RAYMOND BROTHERS, 137 Wahington S e
‘ 27 WASHINGTON 8T. _ 7
Before the cold wintry blasts 1119 here.
wants in a most satisfactory manner as we buy and
finest coal produced from the mines.
Now is your chance to se-
cure your wintei‘ s supply of
OAL during this pleasant
We cater to your
sell only the
A trial will convince the most
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Tet, office, 1009-8; House, 693.
' uno'l Bike”.
51 Washington
Street.
New Bedioril and Sea
cesium s—
REDUCED
Esc-alliops
Lollil‘ERSII
. Fresh, Salt
and Cannedfis h
LongIanil Round
C l. A M S
, Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
in NEWS
At the meeting of the Ischoda Yacht'
Club, last night, regular matters of:
business were transacted.
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
~New brown soft hats. O'Brien's.
Mrs. Julia B. Lester has taken up
her residence at 53 West avenue, .\'or-
walk.
Miss May Savage, of Rowayton, was
admitted to the hospital yesterday,
and operated on by Dr. Tracey. as-
sisted by Drs. Burnell, and Sherer.
This Bank‘s business is steadily
phatic endorsement of the public.
In our progress and develop me
once and safety are constantly me
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The annual PM?” Pence collec 0 who direct ail'sirs is based our low
will tomorrow be taken up,‘ at all Free Denver), Phone 106
' our de sltor — v i lik
masses. in St. Joseph's church. The Y D0 y we pond is to
collection, this year. is being taken' _ i‘
The PARIS”
SHOP AT THE DAYLIGHT STORE.
The City National 3311:1th
Progress-~Development
Upon the conservatism and Sound business judgment of the men
Cloaks 8r
Millinery
SOUTH NORWA LK
increasing, fully attesting the en:-
nt the cardinal principles of prud-
intained.
itatlon for you to make this Bank
talk the matter over with you.-
up at a considerably later date than Mr. and Mrs. Seymore Curtis. and.
usual. jhlr. and Mrs. F. E. Wilma, are attend-I
Iing the Yale-Brown game, today. in,
New Haven.
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At the hearing of the Goodby Ran-
kin (‘0. vs. Ray Sherwood. yesterday,
the court allowed the officer, on mo-
tion by the plaintiff, with objection by An interesting address. concerning.
the defendant. to amend his return. roads. “’33 delivered last night by
Leo dim-is appeared for the plaintltl', CIIY Engineer George A- Sherron be-
and Gray & Gray, for the defendant. fore ""3 Trinity Young MPB’S Club.
make cleanliness an easier pose bil
to buy fittings of recognised quillt
moans economy in the long run.
We show a large line of bathroo
t —~ —-~
-—»{}1'P(\n. blue, brown soft mug. ()‘BflenI The art exhibit and silver tea, given I
-_._.__.... at 43 West, avenue, under the auspices;
The recent trouble the downtown 0‘ MISS Frances Hurd and Mrs F. H. .
plant has been experiencing with the Blsmell was opened yesterday linen.
street lighting system, was the main “”0". “I" continue today. I
subject of conversation at the meet-
commissioners The Whatsoever Clicle of King's
last night after the transaction of the Daughters will meet on Tuesday. Not
regular routine business. 9‘11 M 3 b- 111» With Mrfi- LONE Beers,I
I 15 Elmwood avenue. Miss Margaret!
Every member; of Lincoln founcil, 39““ 0’ MOMIOIMPY. All. Will be‘
M0 U 71,. M. is urged to attend the Flt-{lit and giro snaddress.
Bath Seats
Glass Towel Bars .
Opsllte Towel Bars.
‘Nlckel Towel Bars I
Bath Sprays *
.s
Phone 1069-2.
H For Modern Bath Rooms
Cleanliness is the main objeCIive in the furnishing of
room of today. Fittings of glass. opslite and nickel ,are required to
been the first consideration, including
Albert F. Gh
Prompt Delivery. 52 WI
the built
iiy, and even then it is necessary
y, to insure that durability which
“V i
m fittings in which quality has
Glass Shelves
Opplltel ghelvel
Sponge Racks
Soap Holders
Paper Holders *
Medicine Cabinets
hebe
ington 8t. so Not-walk
,megijp.‘ on nest Friday Iii lit. a a ll . ‘th ..,, “‘“T‘T'” I
matter 0: great moorland: is :3 be $4th Rom Bed sandwiches. 5a.
considered. ._Routlne\ business was Central Hotel.
beheaded, at last night' s meeting
Tonight will be the last opportunity
for local owners of real estate to file
"' their property lists. The office of the
I The Second District Library llirec- massessors in the city hall 'm
November 22 is nswemhpa" Day." tors held their regular meeting last open this evening from 7 to 9 o'clock.
nooordlng to posters put up in local evening and decided to 5901119 blds'I
“mam,“ It has been announc- for the winter's supply of coal.
ed that readers of The Sentinel lance number of bills were ordered
through the advertising columns. will l’llId new books ordered. and OllierI
learn more of this interesting event at ”I'll!!!“ matters considered. ”—‘1"
a future date. m
—-»-lloi Roast Beef sandwiches 5c. Immt WSW“ t.
A class of six candidates was inl- (‘entral Hotel
listed at the meeting, last evening, of ._.___..__ ‘ \I
Dunks ”Mk“ Lodge] 0 0 1"“ The Westportor— Herald in this
delightful social time, during which weeks issue reports the rumor that a
refreshments were served, followed cement block may be built on proper-
“Ie “Sum" “1‘39”“ Ne“ “Id” ty in Westport said to be pending pur-
“d Saturday “I9 ““1““ ”I" 0‘ “1° chase by a South Norwslk man from part, the men who follow this line of
lodge “I“ I” held 1“ Odd Fellows Edward 0 Nash. of Westport TheIendearor are reporting it has never
ball On Saturday, from 6 I0 3 ‘ Sentinel could not reach Mr Nash been as bad a season, they state. For
"We“ WI“ be served. today, and it was reported at hisI this ““1300, the natural beds are all
home he will be absent out of town,,but deserted. only a few new attempt-
I' 0.0. F' NOTICE for a week. ing to take out it meager week's re-
The members of Butler Lodge, No. ‘ '—~' -——- Iconipense by remaining on the beds.
97. I- 0‘ 0' F" ”9 requested t° meet —Hot Roast Beef sandwiches. 5c An unusual fall has been the cause.
at the lodge "’0 on Sunday, Novem- Central Hotel. IEither the days have been productive
her 7th, atz ,sharp, to attend of no breeze whatever or there has
the funeral 0‘ our mIIdeceased brother,I There will be over 200 delegates b9?“ 1‘ 8““ 3819 Moving Inasmuch
“mm smI'I“ , Per order , who will come to Norwalk next Satur- as the natuml- growuners depend on a
I W' B" TOVE' “I GI May a it stay over Sunday for the big wind to furnish power for their oys-
Christian Endeavor conference whichI tor crafts its required for those work-
,will be held in the downtown“ Congre~ ins the natural beds a sale is lust as
Ignitdnal Icliurch. For this reason theibfid as no Wind- alld no bid money
hospitality of local Christian 111]“);qu as” resulted from what little avork
has been accomplished.
For several weeks the usual fleet
has been looking conditions over each
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Natural—growth oysteiing has been
palticularly poor this year off Bridge-
). B. BEACH.
Secrets”.
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—LENOX MILLINERY.
Looking for anything in the line of or members will be called into action.
millinery, you will find everything The homes of many will be thrown
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pertaining to mllllnery at tho Leno: open, it is hoped, on this occasion.
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all kinds of lists remodelthl. Velours IThose who desire to extend enter- day, hoping thst their peculiar tor-
tatnnieni, which will be paid, for, are time would be changed Each night
Iurged to mmmunloate with F. B. sees
80. Alain 8L, Bo. Norwalk Thompson.
hi all colors. Fur trimmings by the
Still.» partial discouragement and
fresh hope for the" next day. But for
3 . I Is YOUR ESTATE SMALL ?
IF WE desired only the Trust business of rich estates,
we would’ ntadVertise in the daily papers. The man'
with the medest estate should be vitally concerned
in selecting the very best; Executor lOl‘ Trustee possible
to find. Because his estate is small is greater reason
for care. '
b9. .
Malcolm's-titers “
'v they have been.
Millennium more”
the mos‘brpart the season has been
Inon productive
it is iioi llllil the ninteilsl is lack-
Illlg There sit/(fins to be a plenteous
Iquantity for all the men declare but
Ithe weather has been dead set
against properly working the beds.
Toe grounds lie off Stratford. out»
strd and around Point No Point. and
Iwhere in other years there has been
a hrgc fleet of oyster boats now ap-
pears but a very few. -
Men who have been able to make.
810 and $15 a day in previous times,
and who are persisting in staying of!
Bridgeport in pursuit of the where
wliihal to turn into cash for daily
bread. are faring poorly, netting but
between $2 and $3 daily. Many have
'given tip in disgust and have depart-
ed for other fields.
New Raven's beds have attracted
many. These are more protected
from theeelements, particularly the
disliked oil-shore breeses. Many of
the men from uprund. however. do
nqt. wish ttrgo as. far east and are
hanging on around Bridgeport almost
praying for changed conditions.
A number of the growthers who
work the natural beds with sailboat
and band dredges have gone west
along the Sound to the grounds off
Roton Point. Here they are protect-
ed from the twinds and general un-
favorable weather, and although the
beds are not as productive by com-
parison with those oft Bridgeport,
yet they are able to make a better
weekly return-
One grizzled elderly oyster veteran
stated yesterday that in all his ex-
perience, thg greater part of whichI
has been with the natural harvesting.
he cannot recall a fall when the men
could not average three days of
working a w.esli It has been good I
fortune if two full days could pa
made this year with conditions as
o
-'rwo CHILDREN HAD GROUP
The two children of J; W. Nix, Cleve-
lend, Go. tad cronp. manta“: ‘Both
not so choked up they could hardly
breathe: I save them-nan: Honey and
Tar "Linn“!!! else and it couplets
ly enrol than" Contain no opiates.
< No charge for drawing will when this Company
is named Executor or Trustee » ‘
Most complete TRUSTDEPARTMENTm the city
sinus.
”WA”.
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ANNIVERSARY
PAGE SEVIFIII
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OPENED TO-DAY
A GREAT "SUCCESS
Big Crowds Are Attending This Sale
Shop Here This Evening for Great Values:
SALE
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Stylish Models
l. A ll 1 E S ’
Gypsy Cut Shoes
Plain or White Trim
$4.00
Reliable F cot-I
wear .
ummum
Glover’s
46 Main St., Norwalk
122 Washington St., So. Norwslk
ORDER [5“le Ill-Ill *
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I FOR YOUR CLAM BAKESI
I Connecticut Avenue.
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lOUlS NYARY phone «.97-
Sole Agents for The Norualks ‘
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
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I Emerson, and “S. 8: M. ” Shoes
I , ' For Men
Are the kind of shoes that every careful dresser appreciates
and purchases.
Our customers who purchase either of these Standard
I Shoes come back season af ter season for another pair.
. For style, comfort and wearing qualities they cannot
be excelled.
ALL OF THE LATEST LASTS AND LEATHERS
NOW READY
comm & BRACKEN
South Norwalk
unis ruminant
FRESH FROM THE MILL
3 PKGS. 25¢
Davey’s
Phone 410
Hayes
new CITY
MARKET
Hayes’ Block
09 North Main Street
PALACE . 'DEJCATBSSEN
Boloaonu and Cooked Meats
Home-made Potato Salad
OUR SPECIALTY
Pickles, Stuffed Peppers, Mangoes,
etc.
Smoked and Pickled Fish of dif-
i'erent kinds
. " ALL KINDS OF crises: .
new sAusa motor I
new DlLi. PICKLES
0. EMMER
25 North Main St, So. Norwalk
Phone 336-2
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An $18 Men’s
Stilt Today 315
{CREDIT IF YOU WISH
(lately tum
“SouthIliunSt.
‘ 3 Rowan 8t. Tel.441
BUY
Hazeltdn
00a]
The B. llersltlield 81 Son Co
1!! WATIR IT.I
. . .‘_.-*._._. _,. -_.....-
TIL. as” runnrruns.
. that reproduces the quaint. art-
- istlo lines of old period styles
has a. dignity. an impressive air
of refinement and ous‘lltIIr that
is favored just now. ., In
VARIETY, j; f“;
quality, style'and price its W
lieve our stock of due Furnish]! I
. A'is unexceiled. Call and lot so
told It 85 per month. I show it to veil. it
M.- DONNELLY.“ 134.135 WASHINGTON STREET.
ll loath new street. south Norwalli I ~
REIUILT 'TYPEWRITERB — L. C.I
Smith. Underwood.I
Remington...” othorI
mom sold, ranted
“mired. Rentals. toI
per month. lesbian
.___'l'he::_:
.l J. Tiiiilii tin urI
llay or Night
I Our spacious and easy
I automobile will take
Alk for cash pricesJor RED OAK:
COAL. I
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THE WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
'. East Norwalk
—-—Accept all the luck that contest
your way—but don't DEPEND on ital
coming! it you want a job use a Ssn- I
tine! Want 5:.
WHITE STAR LINE parties.
DRAFTB
, l... . , ANilllEW TAYLOR
“In-i . Livery and Trucking .
stmgIsImPresenis Phone Dorian Gem
OLD oou‘nrsv
Great Britain and Ireland
i
. . inc -—vou'o READ THE sens-i
.J' M“ hymn&co" strum-ions WANTED" nag. _ _
““I 5'9“ "“I INN?!" Muses help in on ollloe, factors
5 Railroad Ave. with “MI“ homo—rend and investigate w
/ smelter or "bounces policy.“ I
ADDED VALUE. .. :ro .itemm nu-i saw»
‘80 you bought one of those auto:
mobiles theyjsll so many funnthor-
' too about?"
" es,” replied Ir. chugglns. “And
it is saving me a lot of trouble and
Ivan and test. When your Moods
tIollyouonhes abolition-oar they
Iron-rust stains may be
from cloth without injury bo‘tlio
delicate fabric. this a posh
spot with it and hang the
the sun. As soon as the ,
wet it again and alter
don‘t M.mnafl“. florid/I: ‘
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