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Leroy Gelsion. of Springdale? visit-
ed relatives in Norwalls, recently.
Work has started on the new house
that is being erected for Stephen
Kiss, the contractor.
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large Salt Mackerel
Smoked iierrings,
Salt Cod. Sardines,
Japanese Crab ideal.
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4th ”8 P . 14th
Anniversary Sale
Begins Friday, November 12th
We believe we are right in calling this “Norwallt's Orig'nial Anniversary Sale.” We have held it every November for
many years. It in the ,past other sales were so named it was in a whisper, that the public didn't catch. nor did it catCh
the public. In announcing this regular event. held at the regular time, in the regular way, we wish to assure you that
though your appetite for bargains may have beenlwhetted by any curtain-raising event you’ll find full satisfaction in
our “THANKSGIVING FEAST OF GARMENT BARGAINS. In all our lines, both garment and millinery you will
find an unusual variety, of the very newest efiacts. All will be offered at greatly reduced prices, while many special
groups said to us at a sacrifice will be passed along to you at figures that will astonish and delight.
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If you are worried berm.
you cannot see to well."{
study or read comfortably If.
artificial light, come in and in,
vestigate whether glasses fl
help you.
We have the most cg ..
eye service at yoWi
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gill. roam. :1 3mm 2.3;“. 73;”: mil-‘15”. a? FREE ALTERATIONS by expert tailors. A garment with a "Paris" in perfection is better than a dozen of ill-fitting i mm never be M n
ilork city. . ‘ :3: robes of regal splendor. _ . é“ me mucus he; ‘ a n
An addition to the summer home “08h FiSh, oysul's ' '., mOth. keeping them sore aM
at Harbor View Beach of Frag: Iii. _ 9 t ! ventin b. N
Gleason is being built by res ee 8 a prover mast lion on“
Banks & Son. Clam, Mia's. . )6 s l I I III S ‘ O A I I S .3" food. as well as causing much ant-hr
Mrs. Augustus F. Masher. of North . :0 . ' 3.] faring; and again, a plate u.“
Neiinoilrgkatng‘x: wtfifiiz‘gl‘i ’ - 0:. Beauty .pf style and material in splendid variety, We Full ""31an garments of fine quality 3.1 "0P3 When talking places ta.
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week at Asbury Park, N. J. i u _ S ‘0‘. put them 1“ tilt“ EWUPS- . , $4.95. $7.95. $10.95. $11.95. $12.95. 3.! 39:29:? “In Brent disadvantage, to;
_Porterhouse Steak 22c lb. N. Y. Mitt; BRIbGE/MARKET ‘ 00 $7.95, $11.95 and $14.95 $16.95. $19.95 and $22.50 3.. oft-time? gaimsalnrasses 1,132; hot
James Sullivan. oi’ Norwaik, arrest-g ,.. ' l . im an 0 01
ed by onicer Troy for vagrancy. in. I North Main St. 3, :. CHARMING DRESSES Many Attractive SkirtBalr ins 0:0! ”Pills“!!! or ridicule. There is no ‘
Stamford, was sentenced to 30 daysl Free envw. Phone I“ I) 6 95 $9 95 1 l g3 3.; reason why a plate should not give
in jail by Judge Young. yesterday. , :0 $2.95. $4.95. 3 . . . . S 2.95 am $1.98, $3.50. $3.98, $4.98. $5.98 and .303 satisfaction if pmmiy m.“ A...
gumbrelias and mourning bands. . , I T, 3. $14.95 $6.98 '. 3" you having trouble with the one
O’Brien's. The Board of Estimate wll con or __. " . you are usi ?
Mrs. Robert G Mitchell, of Flax on the street department budget on .3: .8“ you the congf t" 80' let me “9'
mu road, and sons, Charles and‘Wednesday evening of next week. 0 , . 3.} it more of a Met
Robert. are guests of Mr. and Mrs, if you would dress your table in 3. Don MISS The WAIS I S : ‘ pae.
(‘harles v. Searing. of MIMWII. N- ’gsnow white linens for Thanksgiving, 2 90‘ ”I. J n
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' , i. lm roving nicey rum 9 ,8 e 9" a 1'80 V 8 5 00 ' ' ' ' . - . . - .
2:23: 2mg; of diphtheria. Tm special were“ to every woman. .3. We have recently made great additions to this line. You ll find new styles. novel fabrics and exceedingly pretty .3“ by”2‘.‘.;‘.‘...'..i;.'l".13,.' o. to. sunny-
will be pleasing news for her many A whilst tournament Wm be held. variet . SIZCSU t6 6. ‘ .‘ ..l
friends. «starting next Tuesday, between mew, ‘;9 y . p . ‘ 98¢' 51'25 31'98' 82'98° 33'98‘ “'98 and 85'98 .gmfi
_.Sirloiil Steak 20c lb. N. v. Mkt. :bero or the Norwalk and South Nor- ” Superior values in Millinery at “rock bottom" prices that will please every purchaser. 3
Misses Gladys and Madalyn Brown.‘f‘“‘l‘k (.luhs.I [it has been stated that 8. _ 0:0 _, .
Clarence Button of New Jersey. an: :heiitl‘ifelttlgé: taggrétxmg’tzetgggsg 3. ozoi
Frederick Hyatt of Norm-ilk, moiore . - - _ s .
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‘0 “5" friends. I f d . al sales- dict. Raymond and Jones Fitch and ee 3 l 1
Benjamin H,“ “r 0' . “ ‘0 ‘. Bates, and Quintardnnd uttlng. The' 3 . ‘9 i '
man of Greenwich, has filed a petltion first sitting will be held at 8 o'clock 0:0 2.:
in bankruptcy in the _Unltcd States in the club rooms 0' the uptown or- .s _ 3“.
Cog“. He I‘lasogizlsyilvl’5uzf 39336-76 sanitation next Tuesday evening. 0? / , ‘ ..
IIII no 8580 H - . I
Mrs. Edward I). Randall. of fiElm ‘~, °. ‘ ~ ‘ 3i '
Grove strcei, leaves Monday for ew- GRAN” .9 -
s... N. 1...... .h. wm ea"... 3. Cloaks 8t Mllliner}r 33 80. Mom St. 80. Norwalk ”l ,
. ll’th her arents. ‘ . “' " “ ‘ r . * ' , , . .. .. . _
gdail\?ilils32m he" Thkkssiving- - "ER “MR rm 0 “ no“. 0 ‘ o Oee‘ 9 3.3%” ’ ° ’ do. ’ ° A" 9 Q o e o e o e e o e e e . ‘ i ' a ., _ ,.
._Blsmark Sausage 20c lb. N. Y. Mkt. 1' ‘ , ' 3:””.“o”e”o“)‘:“o”o 0...”. J, ”0.3”. 0”.”OW”O.W____WWO .40“. ‘¢”:°9:«.|Wfi. ‘{“:‘Q.N.Vl 4"” B HQI'SIIfieH‘Sflb‘}.
The ‘9‘“ “I‘d, platform '1‘“ “:5 hm ~ Wire sectional conference of the . A jltney rolling chair 'gerncg“ 13’ . - -- - ‘ i, ', . .
used by the \\ OOdIIdItL' livenllltt‘c e: Kept Her Locks Dark, Thick, Glossy, Christian Endeavor Societiea‘ wmISTRiKiNGI TAwRS RETURN TO operated between Venice and Ocean! The official board evening of Work-i TIL. m ill WAT" Fl.
pnrlmeint it 1:19. Shomlh . (32:: was, wm. Stine 1-,, and Sulphur ppeu tomorrow morning at 10 oclock l‘l’l‘ B RK- ‘City Cat The chair is the shape ofiem Week in the First M. E. church, ..
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grrga will hereaf- When you darken your hair withlm the downtown Congregational S URCH, Nov, 12 Two bun ,oi' South Norwslk, was last [limit it ~-‘."_-.._
down. The department
ter be located in ii vacant store at
5 Woodward avenue.
John H. Knapp. of 82 West street,
one of the best known and oldest
residents of the city. will be 90 years
old next Monday. Mr. and Mrs.
Knapp will welcome both afternoon
and evening all relatives and friends,
who would like to extend congratulaw
tions to Mr. Knapp on this happy
occasion. ,
—Green, blue, brown soft hats.
O'Brieii's.
The United Electric Light a} Water
Company has added another automo-
bile to its present equipment. making
five cars now owned and operated by
the company in this city. The addi-
tion of this car displaces llic last of
the company's teams and will enable
the conlpany to lake care of its busi- -
ness to better advantage. and to in-
sure cfiicient service to its customers.
..-_-.—Roast Beef 1~lc II). N. Y. Mkt.
Court Frances. Order of the Golden
Sceptre. met on Wednesday evening,
in the usual place, and .trsnsacled theI
regular business of the order. The'
, firs’tl nomination of officers was held.‘
.ltlt ough the attendance was not as
large as it should have been, a very
pleasant evening and social time was
enjoyed by all. The next meeting will
be held December 8. After the ses-‘
sion 3 clam chowder supper will be
served. it is hoped that a large at-
tendance will be on hand to enjoy the
supper. Court Frances will visit the
Westport Court on the evening of
December 7, and will leave from the
Boston Store on the 7:30 trolley.
—-Big reduction in trimmed hats of ‘
good quality velvet shapes. Lonox Mii- I,
linery, 29 80. Main street, South Nor-i
walk. Conn. |
( “$5.:
him a 1
‘ jChurch. State President I-‘rank Nich-
Sage Tea and sulphur. no one can tell iols will preside, and n devotional sen
because it's done so naturally so even-’vice. in charge 0' Rel“ 3- :h 30“"
ll'. ' Prc arin ihi mi 1 well, 0’ Danblu'y wil 0900 o ”l"
.é homepls ni‘usa smdx :lre,bi'hough,'vices. Brief addresses will be giveni
, y m“ emblem). Rev. John Stapleton and Rev. 11.
For o0 cents you can buy at any drug“, Hartley. The principal address of
store the ready-rouse tonic .cailedlllie morning will be made d”, Rev.
“\Vyeth'g sage and Sulphur (tomJM’illis A. Had ey. of Bloom old, on
.. _ ""l‘he New Emphasis on Spiritual
pound. You 1““ dampen a hp0"“"-.anucii." committees in charge of
or soft brush with it and draw this \he conference will be directed by
through your hair, taking one smulillhe following chairmen: Percy Tay-
strand at a 'time. By morning anglor, registration; 8. P. Thompson, en-
Itortiilnri‘ieni: L._ Leppert, refresh-
gray hair disappears. and. after aii~:menm, Miss M J Wixso'il muslc'
0m" application 0’ two, your hair ”9‘ [Miss Lola t‘hadsaync. decorations:
comes beautifully darkened. EIOBSYIMisg Lucy Finch and Miss Rosalie
and luxuriant. You will also discover :Jenninzs. ushering. REV. JOhn Silvio-
dandruff is gone and hair has stoppeil.'°“' president of ”‘9 Town Union. 0’
falling leagues. is in active charge.
vsria.
i Scientists in Germany
amount of fuel contained in 500 square:
miles of peat beds in B
are trying tol'fectivenesa two vocal selections.
some way to utilise the great large number of the official men of‘
outliers Ba-
tired striking tailors. who yesterdayfimb'“ to back sofa and holds ten or'vuiarked success. Two illuminating ad-
demand'ed shorter hours and increas- ‘ “0"“ passengers.
ed wages, returned to work today.
having won their principal contentioi.
but enough other shops were called dint!
out by strike leaders to maintain the.
number of strikers at approximately
five hundred. .
.dresses by Chaiies F. Tristl'snl and
i Holley B. Sinuson were features. Miss»
.Wllma Norris sung with unusual ef—i
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the church were present. Tonight,
.will be the young people's night. Ad!
iresses will be given by Elliot F.‘
iSoule. superintendent of the Sunday:
lachool; Miss Gussie Fallon, president;‘
. Joseph Davis says: "Our store has
Gm) faded hair, though no disgrace ii good loud VOIf‘t‘. it shouts quality
is a “is" °f 01" “89- and “8 we all de- and great value-giving. and it uses:
sire a youthful and attractive appear- this newspaper as a megaphone to:
once. get busy at once with Wyeth’s “iffy the money :33“?8- ' “Huff?”
, . g vng story 0 " en am ns’ co es,
Sage and Sulphur “Pd 100k years straight into the homes of Norwalk:
younger. lLook for our advertisements.”
OUR. PUBLIC SERVICE -.
That measures up to your highest ideals. The goods we
offer in “The Coal Line" are the choicest that are pro-
duced. Hay, Grain, Flour, Feed, Etc. We can meet your .
wants with perfect satisfaction. Call in and talk it over '
with us. ,.
RAYMOND BROTHERS i.
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137 Washington Street
i KEPT 1T 0Nllls CUFF f”
Was the, handy way an old-fashioned gentlemen
attempted to figure the accountant; his expendi»
tures and incomes, but‘tod’ay the protopt. accurate
and convenient method is carrying e, checking
account at a. Bankoi Strength gland Service. It.
casts you. nothing. and takes 0111);:. five minutes
checking account." ,Wo, are; open
Mbnday evenings.) '1
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For Thanksgiving
Linen of Elegance
Wear
There are hundreds of wollen who are going to play the part
of hostess to family gathering: on Thanksgiving Day, who have no
conception of the superb Linols that our stocks provide for this
most important family function of the entire year.
There are rich. lustrous Table Linens in matched acts; also
of
med.
separate Covers and Napkins n exquisite art patterns.
Luncheon Sets, Tray Clothes, Doylles, Dresser and Buffet Scarfs,
plain scalloped or hemstiichfi: also sets
embroidered or Cluny lace t
Real Madeira hand-—
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Very handsome Centerpiect trimmed with i‘ijench bond-made
(‘Iuny lace and Renaissance.
An excellent. collection of pire linen Guest and Family Towels
in a beautiful range of designs, including monogram styles.
You are invited to view the exhibition at our store this week.
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Mrs. Edwin S. Austin,_and Scoutmas-l
,tcr Percy Quintard. All parents, as:
,weli as the young people, are cor-L
:dlally invited.
'. A WISE MERCHANT. I
advertises his goods. If he cannot do,
i“ in a large way, he uses the Sentinel
classified “For Sale" columns. Cali
Yup the office, and an ad. man will call
on you.
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FEET FIRST
then you're considering/comfort—
and Ralstons tirst’wben you. “are
considering feet. .
. . RALSTON
SHOES FOR MEN —
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$4.00 to $6.00
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Bouts.“
. With ,ihol‘iew Louié
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Ladies BronzeBrm- ‘
Heel” ~i
V~ ls one-of the most effective of this se'asdn’s models.
Callin when out [showing and , Fertile very latestjn .
fl‘it as though made to your measr
ure. They require no breaking in.
We might say that comfort was the
lirst'thing considered
them if they were not so ‘pro-
1inin'eiitly stylish. . You can feel
sure-oi! both style and comfort in
buying Ralston's.
in making , ‘
l lawns; .
Day or Nldlt
Our spacious and can
automobile will ta . _
parties. ____ g ,
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WHITE STAR LINE
DRAF'ES
Christmas Presents?“ ‘
OLD coUNrav
Great Britain and Ireland
Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwails
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