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Wane-s Council. No.. 31. l. 0. ll.
will meet this evening in Red Man
Rail. in Main street. lmportsnt busi-
”I! '1“ b trumted. ‘ ly appointed. this city 0! waiting men.
_._._...... tend it has its systems and man’ciral
M m guarantee gamut" regulations that are novel. For in‘
dvenhyChsrles Brand 158111.0innl-IM there is the scheme at lainn
one certincnte tor repairs and thatIisnzuese. which is comprehensive on
[or new bought alarm clocks, clocks’f the initiated. but mysterious to the
”morass-v.
-
led and lasso Units M Lee.
the at is“ us W.
l have come hook min a threedsy
tour of the English army and we»:
‘st ————. somewhere in holes. I
those seen the men living outer-tail!
it. Its their tents. but not peacefully. fo‘
5" they are beside themselves with alli-
ety to gel to the front.
It is perfect-g
Ill! watches are entirely diderent.-—;olltsider.
Charles mu. Antler sundown these lights come in
mvision No. 1. A. 0. 11.. will meet‘Two red lamps suspended
flu evening in the lodge rooms in testin to the feet that
Wall street for the transaction of res- quarters is beneath them.
atlas- business . |
pital service. the hold
William Mum in
lionscience" Regent tonight.
I
The annual meeting of
York, New Haven and Hartford Rgu- sre hung one above the other.
road Company will be held Wednes- side by side.
M. October 25th. in Harmonie Hall, The oiilcer in
In] street, New Haven.
.___..._.
A committee meeting of the Daugh-
ters oi Castile will be held at the
home of Miss Sadie Smith. of Spring
strong, to arrange tor a dance October
25th.
the New the veterinary hospital as the latter
red one. When he commands
The uptown Republican Club will 0“.
meet tomorrow evening in the
rooms at. 60 Wall street.
licnns interested in the club are invit-
ed to be on hand.
Rally week will be celebrated next Kreen limp-
‘eék ln,ihe M. E. Church, by a series V1“
of appropriate programs.
observances will be celebrated this lump on its left.
finndsy.
l
~~-
~Duncing Satudsy night 'l‘own As~ men running to the pesticides.
nembly Hall. BGrsce Brothers Orchcs- Whfln day comes
trs. [come down and flags go up.
Mm Norwalk baseball fans have,
made application for tickets to tho i
world series in Brooklyn. Some 0!
Smith.
I
many colors and groups oi oolors.|
vertically whole class of restaurants. but by the
mineral heat!~ osteterlss
In spits places.
so! the tact that red is the sign of hos- the Hoosier capital claims first rank
ambulances smell the American cities and. so
“The Fire! p: home two white lamps hung close wrdins to traveling men. indlanswlk
side by side. They are not to he’ll“ more MW our ”Ill“ i’
Ion-sues with the two white ump- of than any other city in the country.
not “carry your plate and take your
clnice" place opened near the busiest
charge of g bflgndol me: 0! ”it city. The other “new
has one lone red lump shining over‘sem" promptly started I drive
his tent. When he commands a dim-Jim“ ‘0 Fill the II." N509 0‘11 M
ion a green lamp is hung beneath the business through priceoutting. Be-
an cause of its central location the new-
army is white light appears beneath'Oomr survived WM. 03° 0' “39
the red. Should he merely control the; price-cumin custom.
. lines of communication s green lamp. 8"! established ‘in lb. elm—VIII
wil be found handins under s whiteE forced do clone. ;
club- A supply depot will swing aloft one. few weeks I30 when .- nO' cafeteria
All ropug,.-itreen lamp, while the ordinary depot 0'11“ IN! run by several women
hangs out two red ones side by side.;h0ilN ill sign on one of the cm"!
The hangar-tom or n “my”. a“ busiest streets. its prices were much
post will appear beneath a singie‘lo'fl' than any of the other! had
An ambulance column tilted to so in their priceacutting. For
Wt up guide posts in form of "'0 "00k! the “unseen" prospered.
The first a red lamp on its right and a green‘ with its tables all crowded and a
can” mi. meniseominsly endless procession of tray-'
lamp to a white one. lesving the red‘
tone static ry, and you will bflngIdefenfim cafeterias began their at
these lanterns.
m; cent reduction in most. orders and
Icolor system of the banners is flhso- other reductions accordingly. Most if
lutely dllfel'eni. and s new scheme ohm others fell in line. a few. however.
‘I
the local applicants have received tick-’ ‘EIUILT Tvnwmrslts — L. n:
ets already.
. makes. sold.
A regular meeting oi‘ McKinleyI repaired. Rentals.
Camp. No. 9. U. is. W. V., will be
. held this evening in the headquarters
sail“) in the Town Assembly Hall buildiu:
in Wall street. important business
will come before this meeting. ' ‘
use. WWI-LY
rented.
8!
per month. \iszhiufl
sold st 15 per month
7! tdnuth Main Street. South None-ls
o.
Routine business was transacted at
last night's regular meeting oi Nor-
walk Aeria. No. 5531.0. E. A number
of candidates were installed and re.
freshmenis were served at the conclu
sion oi the business meeting. !
LOTHING
ON
R E D IT
For Ladies&ChiIdren
Prices to Suit All
The NATIONAL
GARMENT CO.
127 Washluiea St.
Second floor.
Mae Murray in "The Big Sister" Re-
gent tomorrow. .
”mu—.d—
Jesse Mason, of Woli’pit avenue. of-
ter having a hearing before Judge.
Gregory. in the Probate court, was
committed today to the State Hospl-I
till (or the insane. at Middletown. Con
necticut.
ELKs SERVICES. .
Funeral of our lane brother Ds'Witt
C. Comstock. will he held \on'l‘hurs-I
day evening October 6th.. ms at B
o'clock p. in, at the Elks Home 66
South Main street. Relatives, lrlendsl
and Brother Ellis invited.
'Por order C. IRVING BYI‘NGTON
E. R.
‘Gz‘e
'ELITE
A regular semi-weekly drill oi! the
Sixth Comm. C. A. 0., will be held‘
this evening in the local armory. Sett- :
New England Men, the
best shoemakers,
Amt,
J. F. BOGARDUS, Secretary.
\
in: up drill-will be proctloed at to;
night'stpiactice. All members of the
company are requested to be present.
There will be a regulsr meeting of.
St. John's Lodge. No” 6. if. and A. M»:
this evening in the temple in W‘“ worm.
csnrenxsboxinourmodw
.crn safety deposit vault.
. wheitsburghrscannot get
tenure-issues nor -—
ElwoodfiGioveié
soot: STORE
street. Every mum? 1‘ ”“9“”, l
in be on hand. , Make and Wear, them in
. ' .. I greater volume than any kind
Why worry I ofthesnmegrsde.
M mm and "p, *
when iota. dollars '-~~. I
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I
I
I
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L miVsahiathnfio
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was! nor opium
a dfisl
' KOflWer
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_ in“ p . nominatan
‘ W 7 1°“ m ““17”“
man-ssh
u—fl-yd
dot.
PubilehefiseliudLuehCan—E
been declared in indie-spoils with
terrific slaughter to the prelts oi res-
tsarsnturs and enormous gains for Mr.
Business Man who must eat his
thown'bwn.
hrnlte out about two months no. and
which now is raging on all sectors
has not m scurryinx downward .
until the oust of mesh at lndlflillfl‘
unresuuruuistheloweuinyem.
; lt."—Boston Transcript. I
can
we‘d-c"
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WI WA. M lNMPOLIU.
eons W Prices. b
The unhsudot restaurant war has I
Thaw”. which
We
Kilt “monogamous-s
aadeoodmasdaiscdootomem.’ .
T FIRST
”WhuMdu
LOAD.
*Hm‘ed-hfin to “M“
on
“murmurs-fig us your
a
The war is being used not by the
or “salt-serve" eatingi
In this class of culls places
it
The country started when a new
order now. ‘
Phone on :3: WM St. I
t .
rurw FALL sun's .. ........... 315.com moo
new FALL cons .............. 37,93 to 345 I
DRESMWW ......... . ...... passions .
cums accomcrs OPENED.
first
- The next phase of the war began a.
carriers passing through it. Then the ,
tack with pricecutting. One of tho
oldest in the city led all with a three
postlus signs saying that they altered
"quality at the lowest possible brie."
Thus. the wnr zoos merrily on
Underwood
Remington. all 0th. while the public eats at a low cost
after years of “h. r. l."-—Phlladelphis
ledger.
COOL
“Say. old man. will you lend Bur-
rows s live-dolls: bill?” I
'1. he really in need or it?" I
”anther! He wants to pay me with
I
NOTICE
On account of Holiday,
store will close Friday at s
p. m. and will open Saturday .
at 5:30 p. m.
COPYRIGIIT CMIIING C. I
an. mitt
rd
0 No. Main St
There Is No Excuse
for a person to wear artificial
teeth that drop when speaking or
eating; simply because he may
have had several plates with the
same fault he should not get 'dis-
mouths can be made to hold a
plate firmly. Come in and have
your impression taken and en-
joy lifc once more.
SCALLOPS
WARRANTED DEF—Money [back if ‘
‘AllKinds at Fresh Fish. Long
Free Delivery.
ii" Wsmmmdmmdmum
“.lsttstmodslningmtermuythsnmhdm
leather are very popular
them
‘ CONNEALLY o BRACKEN
0. b. Jackson
Everythinglin the Optical Line
“you need.» buy a cshfor tea. ll- loll
Try chocolste layer and pleased
you will be.
.So «no. you're Weaning.
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'Phoneto's‘m fol-your
t‘ouragcd and think there is noth— b ”a . . . . . .
trig better in store for him; If Md cake. zazfi‘swilga 5"" “2‘
you have a mouth that is shaped ‘ . “3.”.
a little out of the ordinary, a‘ The Banner Bakel'y I . .
plate made in my office would Tel. 867 5 Monroestnn' A. lL—ddzllix. mu. 5:493. 828a,
demonstrate the fact that peculiar hiss. 10:31:. -
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m m “Masts. 3:002. mar. moss. 10:40:.
ForThathdleours
not asrepresented
and" Room} Clams
CU'lBIlL’S sum mm
'Piwassiflandiu.
71 North Main 0t.
.. -».¢-»wwm "Moray“ ”mm
“at? onsnrismc, ________ -
*LADlES’ HIGH BOOTS '
tI'I .
Themstylesinhlsckglued kid. and in patent
and we invite you to cell and see
8
Line of Hosiery
l
A Spicedid
W MIT mus seven
53 WALL ST.
NOIWALK
OP‘HCIAN Phone 438
EYES EXAMINED FREE
sou-m nomut ro new vans
A. 1—13”. 5:881. 5:403. 6:571.
rim“. 7:40. 7:55;. mm. 3:5”. 9:23;.
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1’. 3—133”; 1:073. 2:4“, 8:121.
4:111. 5:45. use; 7:00;. 2:12; 7:46;,
M“. Tu New York to south. Murmur.
A. Ill-4:412. 5:80. 8:“. 7:812,
8:001. Silk. 9:001. 0:813. 10:03:,
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Dr. J. H. Mallory
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to do. Main 8t. Bo. Norwsllt, Conn.
loaders by appointment only.
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$12.95 to $50 C;
$7.95 miss
$2149 to $15 .
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ADVERTISING WlI.L sour v
FOR
Fail Floor Coverings
Congoleum Carpet Rugs
Linoleum Stair «» Carpets
Rug Bottles Mattings
A. DICKEBMAN 8s SON
SOUTH NORWALK, OONN. PHONI Ml.
In Poplin. Wills and Lawn. trimmed with lace, h-.. ".
ingorplslnflong sleeves andlow collar '
SILK BLOUsEs g
White Silk, lace trimmed or hemetitchcd; long gleam
low collar ‘
Dark Blue Silk . ..... . ...........................
Light and Dark Striped Silks ........ $1.” to
J. 1 MALLETTE
as Washington St.
sol-Ilrll,‘ :
nsess- s
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n.“ .- _.~ -.-. .._.-.. ...._..__.-
are opening a branch on Rail- t
read avenue, corner of Moo-
roe street.
Lamps and Radiators.
rcsrriedinsooclr.
STAMFORD
Auto lamp Works
a
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on—
Expert Repairing of Auto
Mogallldnda of lamps . Phonics—508mlth
2:37. «in. 4:81. «in. 5:13;. 5:19. "
ms. ammo. moi; 7:82. 3:062. .
Good Job Printing
our paper. out Work Best rrloea
nor FMMH‘I' fine to:
vent. I
Freight boat leaves Plfl*'
River, New Yuk (toot o!
It.) everyday m. ' . .
In. Freight received“ it” ~
8 n. m. and at South is ,
Gimp. in. _
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WM. ”330,360.. Inc. " Phone
3 Rowen St, E. Not-walk
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