TUESDAY, NOV. 9, 1915
:3! SOUTH NORWALK WING mum.
. ionic Recon-l
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{VINOL strnctor I
Containing Freon Cod Livers, witnt
Peptonate or iron. I
I. II. WTER. Duggist.
At Lane’s
_to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
Strawberry -... -g__-_c- --.K -._-. - t
Banana { David W. Raymond t .
0...... {UNDERTAKER‘I
Pineapple ; new RED MEN'S BUILDING
27 WASHINGTON sr.
i Tot, office, 1069-3; House. 693.
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Lane'l Bakery.
Now is your chance to se-
OPPORT UNITY
cute 30m wintei' s supply of
OAL during this pleasant
neat her. Before the cold wintI blasts are here. We cater to your
\\ ants in a most satisfactory m Inter as we buy and sell only the
finest coal produced from the m :IeI-I. A trial will convince the most
fastidious. We are pleasing a vast throng so get in line and send
in your order or hold up our sa‘esmen and you will hear and see
more of the thousand householl goods We have in stoc Flour,
Feed, Grain. We are purveyor sof the best to the peopl in this
section of the state.
R A YMOND BROTHEEl S.
C
137 Wahington S
Escallops
WAR’RANTED DRY
Large Salt Mackerel
Smoked lierrings.
I In the sac ail-l
—.9‘ tion, on sale at
" Donnelly’s Sta—
tionery Store.
The book “Lad- 3 .
die,” jfist pub—1 58“ COIL SardInes,
Who-mm 33:13:31” 5°C Japanese Crab Meat,
Tuna Fish.
Fresh Fish, 0ysters,
Clams, lobsters.
Cutbill’s
DONNELI
VICTROLA STORE.
Gill NEWS.
Y‘Sl
.\ IIII pound IiIItIchtI-r. (‘hIII'olcttc BRIDGE MARKET
Antoni-Ito. \I1Is liuill Saturday at 71 North Main St_
noon. to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Free Delivery. Phone 103
hour. In l;; itIIdI rill‘t‘l, second I.l.\‘q
lint-I. ‘~ _
~_., III'III‘I‘ parish IIill bc th‘llly-llvt‘I
.iohn it}. Wood. oi Winnipauk. has .‘l‘ill'F “lll ‘Ull101'l'““'-
been discharged l‘rom tho Norwalk “dug“ ~
luv-nits] and i‘l‘ilitnt‘tl to his home.1 lit-With Mlthiliill. ot llI‘IlIol,‘ Is
Mi‘ \t‘ood‘s condition is not anprtm. spending II to“ IlIIIs In South Nor-
Ifllllg llt]ll'()\'t‘ll. ‘Witlli IIIIlI lll< mother, :1! ll.) l-laN
_. IIill road.
tPapI-rs are returnable to the Super
lor t'onrt today ..in the suit of Will 0““
ium It Shah against \nnie, M. Jack was lt‘tt‘IH‘tI at tlIP III-,ulzir monthly
and others 0! this city. Aiior meeting of Old “Ill Hook and 1 Id
ncys Light & Light I'P])I'(‘5(xn(s the dtr t‘qupanI' last IIIIIIII:
proposition for nnnibershtp
Silll.
plaintifi', \\'IlO asks $31100 damagts. .
...—......— II is expected that a SitcccssoI
W . ‘ t l I I m the the late llcrman E. Mnhno, secretary
I" “"l.‘ I' III. t‘i (N 'I\' .' _
” “ A \ " to Nurwalk i.od"c, It 1‘. o it}, “III bc
lliruuswick-llatkct‘ollcnder Company
on tho alteration:- and refitting ol' the
pool and billiard t‘alilcs in the l'upu-
pullors on Atlantic strcci.
:llnil't)“ night.
A Thanksgiving suppcr and an tid-
‘titcss by the lth. Joint Supleton will
help make the annual roll cult of the
IIIeetiII' of the . .
l' f H t \l l 1’" \ downtown Baptist church, tonight, an
r e 1'; till cs . . .tlttt. ‘I .‘tIltIil-. I . .
l ‘ {m \ 0 ‘ lIIteIcstIng tIiiIIIr.
I'ord contractor. befo n itei’crcc in.
Bankruptcy John W. Ilauks yester-
day. As lIlt‘i‘t' are no vsthlc assets
no trustee was appointed. Mr. Lund meeting of thc Home Mission
went into bankruptcy September 11,.cl2m1' at the Baptist parsonage, on
,with liabilitivs amounting to $2,-
nI-t'i pnil
-v-’Sttunlortl Advocate,
There was II lirst
Quitc at large. nttmber’oi’ cuthusiasfi
\‘l'cst strcct, inst cvcning. ’l‘hc pas
3-13.99. I , , I
tot. IU‘\. it. t.. littItlcy, (‘Ulltllltll'tl
. ”—7“ lltt' s'tIIlI IIlIIIiI was most iIIIIItsI
A )tt‘l'SlFlt'l‘l rcport to the utter! h”,
that the pIIIIt ot' the t‘.. A? K. hat “
company. oi South Norwailt, had been
burned to the ground “as in clrcula
tion about llanbutv SittIIdIIy nicht.
nil oi Sunday .Ind It‘Fll’ltlil) IilI't‘ lilil."
IIoIII- '\"t I,
Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
t‘itI' (‘lcrk ”dots is in receipt of a '
('onIIIIuIIictitioII from the t‘onnecli- W I
cut company in nhich is asked that
a (late Ilt‘ set for a hearing on the
IIIt‘lt‘ in nothing \\Il.lt‘.t'I‘
to tho Iumor and the (I A- K. plant Is
quite as much in t‘\ltlt‘ll(‘t' as over.
Glass of hot water each morn-
ing helps us look and feel
to”
appointed at the Icgultu meeting tolltouIIIIon IIos‘c (tilllllltlu. No. l “as
tic members turncd out to the SN‘OIHI‘
' o' ltI_‘- {
I l‘iandcr,
tons.
REDUCED
ANSUITS
The PARIS Millinery
. 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK‘
snop AT THE DAYLIGHT STORE.
Cloaks 81
With direct correspondents in principal centres, We are. enabled to
make prompt and satisfactory ruturns in all cases.
We would be pleased to explain how well equipped we are to serve
youvthe otiicers of this Bank are always to be seen and consulted.
Bill SCOUIS AND Pillltii
I'hief of Police William It. I’enn-
ington this morning announced that
he is cqup‘Ic‘Iine arrangcnnns tor the
handling ot' the k’}.il‘;t-llttt\.\ automo-
bile tI'zithc Which Will puss through
Norwalit III-x: Satulday tor the Yale»
The City National Bank
Collections
Our collection department to organized With the Object of securing
cxpctlitious results on all accounts entrusted to us.
Princeton tootball game to bc hcld in
TNew Han-II The chief will have
Istanoned at busy points Along; the"
turnpike and uptown stieet from,
.twenty to tIchIIy-i‘nc Boy Scouts, as
;wcll as the regular special and police
.
oilicers. Thc traffic Saturday Will be
_unusuaily heavy, but the authorities
run) he depended ttpon to handle it
lin the same etlicient Inanuet that has
lmaiked the past tears.
.‘V‘ I
tiIIn-IIII t)IdII 13.
sub~joincd list nIe designated to as-
COAL.
I‘Vlllilllt'ti
\‘I'
Committoe—Henrne Moore
(It'tllgt‘ Stevens. lldwin l.. Stcv
3 Rowan St Tel.441
~Accept an the luck that
His
lIIIcsticIIting
(' iioIt‘IIIIIn,
\\'. litt'll‘l‘l‘)
II. ltnckctt.
t‘oIItnn'ttcc— -t‘lIIII‘lcs
George M out 0,
t llitrlt's II VI cilia, \ltlst‘s’
l ttnol Wants
Mom c, i
t‘lItIrlcs ll. Wellsl
l’ool t‘onnnittcc-—t‘.eortro
IItlIIiII W. tlodl‘rt‘y.
'lTHE WM. EFFRON co, Inc.
i am Norwallt
comes
”whim 1 your way—but dont DEFEND on its
coming! ’1! you want a job use a Sen-
lCnII-rt ainmcnt
Oliver
H. \l'.
S' en’nrtl
Committee—John H.’
1. Clark. l}. 1.. Stev-
tlodi’rcy. t"hnrlc.~ “clip. 1
-»l-‘rcd C. .\:::istnnt{
Moses ltttt'kett. {
WAIHHBKE’S
—-—NEW-—
8 A it it A ll T
PRATT a. BARTLEM
13 Railroad Ave.
'Phoue 1412
(litkcs;
:"lI-It‘iti‘d
M—n—sfihn
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The christian Endeavor Society oft
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FEET FIRST
; \‘hcn you're considering comfort——
’ and Rulstons first when you are
t considering feet.
company‘s proposed rc-location and clean, sweet, fruit. Itho South Norwnlk Baptist church; — I RALSTON
It'cconsttuclion oi bolcs on Main . I I'M“ L” to WON Nor “1k tomorrow} SHOES FOR MEN
.stIe.It tintouh froth Ne“ Cannon ”“pp-v bright alert-Alumnus “'m m"'”’ whcie thev “m 385m in ”'9; WHITE STAR “NE $4 00 10 $6 00
awn“, ,0 ‘1“, l‘lltl of ”H. trolley ”M Iiiacious—a good IlcaI skin; a natural form. tion at“ a Christian I‘lndetuott DRAFTS p“ as though made 10 vour mean.
“I “innipauk. I, is Iitsircd m con- IosI complexion and eredoIn front ill Soc'iety at the West. Norwalk Unioni I for , u", .Tth require no breaking in I
stI-uct a point note line. The reuIIoscm‘HS are “”“Wd ”my 1“" Clem“ lIeIilttIy‘Chapel. l ' ' Wt‘lnllfl'll.<ll)’ that comfort was the
‘ . . . I I I (
wdt be referred to the city. MOUd‘ If only every woman and hke'I —~—"- l Christmas Presents fi st thin nsidered in makin
b... __ IIise man man Iould reali7e the won I l ... \’ . ll . r g co 1 - g
d q ftli id t I t I ("ll-l t sirls are all in a tie-t ‘0 the them it“ they were not l0 pre-
\liss Emma “am, 01 IlridgepoIt er 0 e moining ln‘ 9. ’3”). “hi“ lightful ilutter of antitipation over. wmincntly stylish You can feel
who “as injured in an automobile nc— agratIfIIng change “0"“! take place the coming footbllll contest between OLD COUNTRY A i V V
of that city' III stead 'of the ihousandsm‘.‘ sickly ‘
on Sunday, October 31' when a ca anaemic-looking men women and gills
driven bv Samuel L Pnrmclce of \‘illll pastvot muddy complésions; in:
Danbury, (oliidod uith one in which: stead of multitudes of none “red“. :
she “as riding, is said to have ptac- Hummus “brain tags and ”985i.“
.. ticaily recmeied front her injuries mists we should set a viiile, nptimiallc:
which “we "0‘ as seveie as at firs LIthront: of rosy-cheeked people eI'-ery{
belieted. Mrs. R. L. Wherle, wholmm e. . . -
was hurt in the same collision, is: An Iustdc bath Is had by drinking.
3‘50 rccov.eIing ,each morning: before breakfast. :1
lglass of real hot Ivater with a tea-
W\\WWW spoonful of titneston phosphate in it. to:
.I
; Be Convinced
.. wash from the stomach, liver, kidneys
’ {’- and ten yards of bowels the previous
.. 'No man who has learned ‘dav’s indigestible waste, sour fermen-
I; the convenience of a check- tattoos antl- poisons, thus cleansing,
.; mg account and the peace. , sweetening and treshening the entire
1 of i it afiords, has ever alimentary canal before putting more
‘gone back to the old idea '
“Cash in the pocket." The .
. plan Is so thoroughly prac-
simple the
cidI-nt on the outskirts
food into the stomach.
- Those subject to sick headache, bil-
Iiousnes’s, nasty breath, rheumatism,
Icolds; and particularly those who have
cc,
only at trial is necessary to .
convince the moat skeptical.
. We- .
have given this service to
the public serious consider-u.
onion its: fifteen years purl.
will be glad to talk .Ito‘-y .
to obtain a quarter pound or llhiestone
phosphate at the drug store which will
Icoin but It trifle but is audielent todeni
castrate the quick and remarkable
change in both health and appearance
parallax those who practice Interim
sanitation. We mutt remember that
inside cleanliness to more important
I ‘totttaldwhmo tholklndoum
,Ieady to “the for victory
in coma. caucuses or portions.
a pallid. anllow complexion and who ‘
are cdhstipated very often. are urged. :.
Mile and Princeton, at Ne“ Haven.
and me getting their blue pennantsI
Great Britain and Ireland
J. M. Layton &Co.,lnc.
Real Rule and insurance-
5 Railroad-Ave. South Not-walk
itll‘" of both style and comfort in
buying Raknon’s.
W” Hill llllill
SORE Alilllllt} fill
Ah! what relief. No more tired (get ’
no more burning feet, swollen. bad'
smelling, sweaty teg‘l. No more pain
No1
matter what ails your feet or what}
’ under the sun t~
t
l
Q’ith near and fair visidn for-
pcope‘ over 40 years of age
sirable. ‘ I
v
ltracts the vision. “.."I ,
out all the pot— *
Prices range from $1 59 q
do... . j‘filitéir
pull up the feet; "T12" is magical; I
“‘l‘lZ" is grand: “fix" w i care marl
Bifocal Classes?
The KRYPTOK is the In;
visible lens and the most de-fl
GLOVER’S
g in Wuhlngton 8L, So Norwalk
" 46 MilnISt, Norwaik.
. I - , l V ~ ~
yauve tried ' The-“WAFER bifocal, al- 9
without g‘etj most IIIVI’SIblc,‘Is less expen- i
' {ting when; give but answers the purpose.
inst --use The CEMENT bifocal ,7
' “'nz." {while evident as a two-piece; '. .
"‘TJZ" draw-a lens is *in‘expcnsiv‘e and cor”: 1
Mate‘liimb Coats
$22.50
Fur Trimmed
A A Great Value
I0 HINDU GAME IRAIHC‘
sit-outs \Ihosc IIaIuca appear in the
Slil the police III trailic duty on N05
“time. of war are topics that are ex—
xi arm-trunnion? Conn., Nov. 9.—j
, court ne'xt Tuesday on the charge 01'
heirs of the late Annlello Russo, who-
l‘lng business and money forwarding run a Fi'lsco engine 25 y
minus
fl Anniversary
__ S A I. E
; Big crowds are attending this yearly‘ event.
Extra Special For Wednesday
SILK LINED SUITS $7. 95
We will close out 25 Silk Lined Suits that sold up
to $15; on sale tomorrow at .............. $7.95
Gypsy Boot"
OF BLUE KID
WITH FRENCH HEELS
Is the most attracticve shoe for
women that we have shown in
many a moon.
Ask to See It
x
_ ........ A - ..... CONNEALLY 3, BR ACKEN
.........._s . ...“. -... - ...- *mr”w._.._-.—'===a 'l'ltltlll 3...:s‘cuuls (il‘t‘ptll'), “0h“.
. , .lIIIvIIIIi. t‘olt’l. Sim. South Norwalk. COD".
H ' -a " V ' ‘ 'l‘IooII -I"Ictt‘lilll.\' \\'I-eIl, t‘tIIItIInt-o,
' "HANS ‘ mp " l’axlon, Kl‘lit’lllt‘l’, ll. \\'iIIclIcsth'.; Mm. P—wL— M...M...
' '- t‘rotIIch. Lockwood. E
'I‘IIIIIII ’.. Scouts INHVIII‘S, llrown.‘
n AHLBP Wood. Sherwood, \I’ilson, Knapp, BU Y
- I Isodt'rt )' - ~ {
2 ‘ I SECUHITY B DINO 'l‘lIo smut:- aboII- ntcntioncd will
TAKE ELEVATOR """' UP ONE Ell. rcIIII-mhct ill their tin-intuition Is due ‘
- " '5 M _' "l, to their good record during tlIc past dze ‘On
3". AINSI .— - Til-- 2 year and that lllt' lilllillt' iirt utllflll to;
't " l - " 'I'III:.',II Illt‘ \illllt‘ of l.hc Scout MON)-
“"‘ "H "‘” “ “’ Incnt by their conduct, obedience and C l I
t Rowayton Hose Co discipline as it appears in their ac» 0a
'1')... I. ‘- m monthly “1.0m,“ "f ATLAS Pancakr FLoUR tint: on November litth. and they are
‘ expected to govern themselves ac- “I
lhclti lust I-Icnintt in the (matters in FRESH FROM THE MILL tot-dint!“-
Ilouayton 'lhe ioilotting oilic;cI 3 PKGS_ 25¢ l‘lIit‘t‘I “WHONALU- l The B.Hershiield&SonCn
\Icio ctIIIIIl for the ensttiu' year: t (‘lllm‘llfi-“W'WV
Fort-‘lllitll'—()ll\'tt‘l‘ I. Clarinbl-‘irst As- $ The above scouts will assemble at TEL. [It in WA'IIH 5T. FURNlTUHE .
......m l“UI't’Illiln"'I“I'INII( Illlllt>l‘~t)ll‘- tht- t‘itI Hall South Nomalk FridaI that reproduces thr- quaint1 art.-
szmm Assistant Fort-man F .Ink Davey, S Notembtr 12th, at -i o'kcloc , and re istic’lines oi old period style.
lipid-Iowa; Financial mpflqm} ‘ ccivc tlwir III-sI‘IInnIcnt. it is Iery , Hmm— -—-—— “*"w‘ “ ” ' has a dignity, an impressive air
IlturII-y mitt-rt. Rounding sump“ PII 410 important that all be present. REBUILT TYPEWRITERS —- L C. of refinement and quality that
Edward A. "lIIIlIcr: 'I‘IIasmI-r —{ one ' Smith, Underwood is favored just HOW. In
Ilzlll‘I' S; Bryan. . l" ‘ *‘MW' """" "' Remington, “I OtIIOTl VARIETY
Ulllllll'l't‘l‘ Hitltmutincnts Ivero AM: for cash prison for RED OAK l Id rentel' - I ‘ .
made as lollows; i makes, '0 ' . quality, style'nnd price we W
I" '. repaired. Rentals. 8-
. l'-“ per month. Machinist {
' Iold at 85 per month.
JAB. DONNELLY.
l l! tenth Main Street. South Norwan.
lieve our stock of fine Furniture
is uuercclled. Call and let “5.
show it to you. ._ ‘
134-136 WASHINGTON STREET.
“The '-
.I J. Intttn not It.
iNATiONAL DEFENSE DISCUSSED.
SAN FRANCtSI O, 9.—--\'
'tioual defense and the problems oi"
National preparedness were the prin-
Ilpnl topics (if discussion before the
,IIIIIIItal session of the \ \‘ationtil Gqud
Association. which opcncd here to
day.
chroseutatives were on hand from
Nov.
- .‘_ -.. ...—“MW” ‘{
ANYTIME
Day or Night
every state that has it national Our spacious and easy ridin
Ituard organization. One hundred and automobile will take 0
fifteen delegates registered at head- parties.
quarters, and it is cxpectt-d that i'uliI"
t2?» more will arrive today.
ANDREW TAYIIiR I
.J. Stew»
Adjutant-(Mineral Thomas
Iart. of Pennsylvania, president of Livery and TIUCkIHg.
the association, called the meeting Flume Din-mum
to order. Major-General Arthur Mur-I . I ;‘"
ray, [7. S. A: Admiral William Ftil».
lam. 17. S. N, and their staff othcersi * "H ”" “TL-:3“
and all the regular army post com-l
IIIandeI's stationed around San Fran-l
cisco Bay have planned to attend thI
fivsfiimm Cleve and his title? I thought
Establishment of the National was the light 0‘ his hie"
‘Gunrd on a federal pay basis, pith “So she was bl" she went “two
consequently. greater national control. much. ~—Columtna Jester
and fixing the status of militia Incdi-l '“'””“‘""“"‘ “
cttl oilicers in the volunteer army in '
GaI
Ash Cans. Garbage coin
Sitters, Coal Bods, Wash Mi
Foot Tubs, Infant Bath
roilet Pails, Scrub Pails, bio.
LIGHT WENT OUT.
'\\'hat is the trouble between VI.
:pected 9) lead to interest.
YIOLATED STATE BANKING ACT
Giuseppe Incconp, who conducts an _
Italian steamship agency here, is
held in bonds of $200 for trial in city _
violating the state banking act. ‘145c-;
cone is manager of the agency for the
Phone 1069-2 Prompt, ‘ out!
conducted a bank and money forward-l -HOW AN ENGINEER
in: agency. Mr. flusso died some ‘WELL.
time ago. and his Successors failed Railroad engineers are more;
to title a bond of $20, 000 as provided to catching cold than other
by theact of 1915, to conduct a hub E. G. Dumphsnt o: Monelto, 'l
agency. Yesterday an Italian, acting the medicine he has taken ‘
under the direction of State Police- Honey and Tar. He writ.» .
on Vlmlll, deposited honey with the keep it in my honu' and
I ' to all the inn a. boil
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