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Thanksgivin
ale
BEGINS TOMORROW
This is news that brings on to
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the hearts of bargain seekers. Ev- "
ery year at the Thanksgiving seas-5
on comes this great sale which
means tremendous money savings
to the public
Each year it is «the endeavor of
this store to surpass the suCCessful
-recordachievedbythe~sa1ebf U} 53'
year before. ' ‘
In this way, the most powerful
' of merchandlslng events have been
built up. COme then, everyone,
avail yourself of the greatest barg-
ains of the Thanksgiving seasOn--
the time when this warm, rich,
fashionable apparel for
man,
woman. and child is most wanted. , .
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CASH IS NOT NEEDED TO ENJOY THE
VAST BENEFITS OF THIS SALE
Cash If "You 111111-111" "
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‘1111111 school. Noi‘ilS
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8e Athletic Association held 8
ii iii; yestndas'etiblit ME-
appropriation was made to Rockw Well
Dustin manager of the football team,
which is going to play Greenwich to
marrow atAlreenwich. Nominations
for baseball manager were: Howard!
Comstock and Mayer Selleck. Noni-
inations for a. minst’rel show commit-
tee were: Ferette, Steven Kelley,
Julius Oiean Howaid Comstock Dr.
Gumbart and Fe ruler thurch. Mr.
Perry will not coach the show this
1083’ ‘
The German Club met yesterday to
reorgam. and elect otiicers. Howard
(‘omstocknwas elected for president,
Miss Charlotte Got-ham for secretary
and Charles Murphy for treasurer.
The “Skeptic," the new High School
paper. which some of the students
have started, will circulate its first
issue, Deceinber’s number, 0', Decem-
ber the first. The business commit-
tee is cont-pond of Charles Copleyg
Winton Kelley and Theodore Laurel.
The members at Miss Hall's home
desk in ltootu 18, at 1115 consent 01
the teacher, have started a home got-
eminent. Tl 9 object is to put the pn-
pils on theit ileum and to' put the
government in their hands. George
Winter was elected judge; Miss Flor-
ence Starr, Regina] Smith and Ken-
neth Taylor were. elected jurymen for
the first two weeks. Theodore Smith
was elected monitor.
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1’ Ho “THINKS" so.
; Her Father—Do you think you can
support my daughter in 1.11. t. w. s.
h. b. 11.?
] Suitor (franklylf—No, sin“ but 1
think l can ancustonl your daughter
to the style in which i can support.
her.
0M lltil ll l0lli
IlllllltlS ACI Bill“
Take Tableapooniul oi Salts it Back
Hurts or Bladder Botherl
We. are a nation of meat enters and
our blood is tilled with uric acid. says
a well-known authority, who warns us
to be constantly on guard against kid-
ney trouble.
The kidneys do their utmost to tree
the blood of this irritating acid, but
become weak from the. overwork;
they get sluggish; the eliminative tis-
sues clog and thus the waste is re-
tained in the blood to poison the en-
tire system.
When your kidneys ache and feel
like lumps of lead. and you have sting-
pnins in the back or the urine is
Icloudy. full of sediment or the hind-
tier 111 irritable. obliging you to seek
'reliei during the night; when you
have severe headaches. nervous. and
Idiot! spells. sleeplessnels, acid slum
itch or rheumatism in bad weather,
at. from your pharmacist about {our
ounces 11111111 Salts; take it table-
«spoonful in 11 glass of water before
‘breaki‘ant each morning and. in a few
‘days your kidneys will not line. This
,tamous soils is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithln. and has been used for
generations to flush and stimulate
clogged kidneys, to neutralize the
‘ncids in urine so it is no longer a
source of irritation. thus ending urin-
Lory and bladder disorders.
, Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
lniurc: makes 11 delightful effertes-
cent lithis-water drink, and nobody
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can make a mistake by taking a little‘
occasionally to keep the kidneys clean
and active.
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I Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
I Open: May 1.
IIHORE DINNERS AND ALL
\KINDS OF SEA {ODD
COOKED TO ORDER.
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN. Erop
" Tdoohone Call 726
WE REFER YOU 1
— TO THE HOD“
is it not beautiful in its glistening
Coat? Yes. and what's more. it will
paints, oils. stains, varnishes. enact
gels. etc"? are the host obtainable-
' that’s your protection. Phone. Ill. . .
"_ The Gomam Co
" tonne-r 01..
EAST noti‘WALIt
;. wear well~wo guarantee that. All our .
that has been painted with 11111511111111. '
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the 11111... on
Established 13.57 i
’Axininster Rbgs 9 x 12 "t
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In this group of handsome .lxttnllstcrs are a numbcrl
1n decided colofings v1 hlcli uill aid material“ in furnish-
ing a room in any certain color. [11110 are some tspeclally‘
good patterns 111 old him should one ulsh to arange az‘ '
dining room or sitting room in blut Also there bare!
some fine patterns in 111055 green 1.111 and lmmn
$25.00 l‘Allaguwl \alut‘ for the prit‘u, ‘
'1 lill'tl lltltn'.
Office Furniture of Quality
\.11 (“\hlllll of Office Desks Cabinets. .md other ,
hustnes: pamphtrnalia attratts the atlt‘llilt‘vll of all '
persons \\llt) have to do “i111 tlt~l<~ t_\11 .1111! add. »
111g mathints ptnclls . Illll> and pupet it is thy
kind oi exhibit that 10! 1pt~ one 111.5411. bus) liv
trything lite 11.1rd unfit-1111,; 111.111 111 l1< «215111er
needs ‘
Roll and Flat Desks.
Typewriter Desks and Chairs. -
Arm Swivel Chairs and straight tlnire.
Filing Cabinets and Letter l‘iles mid lllc Luci
t'artl index Systems, '
Wood Scrap Baskets. .
Hall Trees, Desk Electroliers 11nd «pedal mini- 1
for different purpose.
Window exhibit. Mai 11 Si.
Fourth flour."
Linings and interlintngs
‘ l! is coming titnc oi year when one is ftntibly 11
minded of inturlintngs. Set that kinds ~ tits . tuwptaw
bit: to the ta1lor or drc55111ake_r._
White Lamb's Wool . . . . .. soc
White Felt 50c .
Quilted Satine, black or colors 50c
Quilted Satin. black and blue 75c '
Black Venetian, 5.1 inches $1.25 .
Black and colored Venetian 34 inches 50c '
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Notion Section:
The Section for Men
Styles for young men who discriminate.
Shirts for business. afternoon and evening “'t‘lll'.
Shirts for outing wear, ilanncls for Sllnulilltf. llt‘gll'
gcs for golf or tennis.
Cravats of exclusive style 21ml high quality.
Silk Mufi'lers for dress wear.
Walking sticks, gloves. .
"'3 Main St tntraucc.
The New Boot Shop
Offers for your .1pprmal tlt't most complttt display.
of high "1.1116 shoes tor Fall and “Winter 11031:. ‘
$40010 $900
Second floor.
Standard Fashion Sheets, Patterns and the Designer
for December now ready. 1 \ 1
Pattern Section.
U112 E. Jill. Eran anmpttng.
The City National Bank
‘ Collections
Our collection department is organized 111111 the ohjmt of securing
expeditious results on all accounts entrusted to us
With direct correspondents in principal centres, “e are enabled '1
make prompt and satisfactory returns in all cases
We would be pleased to explain how well equipped we me to serve
you-the oflioers of this Bank are always to be seen and consulted.
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Every Woman
Should Have--
a good Sewing Machine in her home. It is as ne:essary as
a good cook stove. If you have been getting along with an
old or inferior-machine, here is an opportunity to have the
q use of the best sewing machine in the world, for one week
‘3 free.
_ .We have with us this week Mr. Calvert from the Free
Sewing Machine Co., whose business it is to place “The
' Free” machine in as many homes as possible without any
‘- obligation to buy, merely as our advertisement. If Mr. Cal-
vert calls on you give him an opportunity to show you why
the Free is the beat Sewing Machine made.
:TheA J Angewne 81 Son CO.
4__.136‘ WASHINGTON ST. South Norwalk, can...
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