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gladly.
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ISaturday. and will consider the rename
or officers preparatory to submitting
them to the general convention of the
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Mushyukfllbualnoaa.
I]. [an Cunningham will be the
Mates. of the Community Club. Mon-
day alteration. iron 3 to 5 o’clock.
l ‘ nesdsy.
w ‘03:: I“: 2:! if “MES“? The missionary bishops yesterday
I yes 3 ays mac 0 ‘be an an executive meetin with the!
Buckingham Post. No. 12, o. A. u, no " g ‘
i
mission board.
”Km" business was transacted. Much interest attaches in church;
circles to the financial report of th.
Board of Missions. as many members:
have feared a deficit, it is under,
stood, however, that the report willl
show a small surplus.
r-Ctlfl. cans. O'Brien's
The regular monthly meeting of lo-
cal No. 476, A. A. or s. and E. R. E. of
A" will be held this evening. All
members are requested to attend.
i
BOYS’ DAY OISERVANCE.
CLEVELAND, 0., Oct. 6.—Tho del-
egates to the annual convention of;
e Brotherhood of St. Andrew hnwi
tinged to observe today as “Boys';
and this afternoon the general}
0
——MOONLIGHT DANCE SAT. Evfiqlconi'erence is to be on the subject.
Jolly Five Arlon Hall. ’ it"l‘he Boy. the Church's 3" 099°.“
nity.‘
Nichael Lubrano complained to the
police that a horse was missing out of,
his barn on Hamilton avenue. The!
police will bvestignte,
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PROTECT“? MW m}. ”"""" ‘
but
WIN 1! ROUND I007.
n“...
91' Loris. o“ ‘_ Tb m “ mum. Oct. Yr” ‘7‘
“may at the Protestant Mum“, .gua. tha Id Ma boxer, last out
chant: began its triennial mmhm,w that ha 5“ M “a“
:tn box You“ lack. cl Maiden, h a
fin meeting will continue today and ”a“ N at ”m next month.
net-gen decisively deleatedwyach here
Thursday night.
be over the 16 round route.
The next bout will
church, which meets here next Wed»1 -~
Over Green Trading Stamp Store
G. ROCKOFF
New York Ladles' Tailor
* REMOVED
From 20 North Main
To I: North Main
Now Ready to Serve Patrons
With Our Usual PW
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LOTHING
ON 3
R E D l T
A complaint came to the downtown
police from Elizabeth street that boys
were riding bicycles on the sidewalks.
This will be looked into.
Under the auspices of the “Young
Folks" of the Daughters of Herman, a
dance will be held this evening in Ar‘
ion Hull, Weatport. Svec's orchestra.
0! Norwalk, will furnish music and a
delightful time is expected.
“—fl
in -h
Corr ct Apparel forWomcn
At Reaaonable Prices
NEW moons son AUTUMN
In .
COATS and TAILORED SUITS
SERGE and AFTERNOON DIEGO.
EC and SEPARATE 0K1".
OLOUBES
The Little Shop
K. I. A. CLAVIN
66 NO. MAIN '1'.
l
!
The annual meeting of the Court:
Laurel Club will be held tomorrow nt-i
ternoon. at 3 o'clock. at St, Joseph's}
Parish Hall, There will be election}
of ofilcers and revision of the bylawsi
A regular meeting of the charityl
F. S. LYON
commissioners 'wus held last evening: "‘
in the charity oflices in the Town Its-l Good Job Prinfing
nembly Hall building. Regular busi-I
nous came before the meeting andl Beat Paper. Belt Work. 300! Prices
was disposed of in a short time. a! NORTH MAIN STREET
I. NONWALK mom ”1
-—MO0NLIGHT DANCE SAT., EVE.,t
Jolly Five Arion Hall. 1
i
ELITE
SHOE
There is a decided scarcity of sugar‘
in Norwalk as well as in many other
places in the state. it was reported
today that no shipments of sugar htyl
arrived hcze in nearly two weeks,and
surplus supplies were very much de-g
-pleted. The bakers and other large
Users of sugar. together with the gro
cery stores, have little on hand. l
An attachment to the amount of:
$200 was served on Esther Kohn by:
Constable Henry Solder, this morningfi New England Men, the
in favor of John N. Kline. The com-l
pininim: party alleges that the tie-3 world's best shocmakcrs,
tendnnt refused to pay a note when
due and claims $150 damages. Make and Wear them in
I
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-—Cnll evenings at Republican hend-'
quarters, Red Men's Hall. and lenvai
your application "To Be Made" a VD-f
«er. Oct., 16th the last day.
greater volume than any kind
I
of the same grade.
Dr. Vollmer complained to the locall,
police that some one had thrown si
dead dog into his front yard,.on Westl
avenue, it was probably hit by an au-f
toniobile, on the avenue, and the drivn
or thought that the easiest way to get :
rid of it was to throw it: over the;
fence. Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh'
was notified. '
ElwooddtGlover
SHOE STORE
:22 Washington St.
.—
——‘Full line 0: sons. O'Brien‘s.
. WHY NOT BE IN THE
People who need glasses, be sure!
‘ 0
to get eyes tested by areal eye, Y anAgh Rig}? '
doctor, graduate physician, and navel 0“ ow at tons wag”
prescription tilled or lenses duplicated'by your house is an ornament.
at Brand's. The only mm and the For one potsal or telephone you
cheapest "Y M "017°“ Mk 1'0" can have Elfron paying you beat
lense checks; gives you over 30 per . .
cent savings. No guess work. Charles prices {or all kinds 0f Junk'
Brand, expert watchman!- jeweler 1" EFFRON
and optician.Wa‘shingtons LSouth 5 Rowan St. E. Nor-walk
Norwalk. Tel. 1906 Tel. 1906
For Ladies8tChildren
Prices to Suit All
The NATIONAL ,
GARMENT CO.
137 WWW St.
Second floor.
“BUILT WM?!" -- L. G
Smith. Underwood
minnow all other
mikes, sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals. I!
per month. Machines
and at 05 per month
Mo. DONNILLY
N Owls Mala that, built Namath
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-
couraged and think there is noth—
ing better in store. for him. If
you have a mouth that is shaped
a little out of the ordinary, a
plate made in my office would
demonstrate the fact that. peculiar
mouths can be made to hold a'
i
l
'platc firmly. Come in and have
your impression taken and en-
Joy life once more.
Dr. J. H. Mallery
ll do. Main 82., 80. Nomalk, Conn.
Malaya by appointment only.
HounOa.m.to5p.m.: Module.
.—
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the definition 0! the
cause 0! the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in' the
hack. Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
Kieg life in the diaerent organs and
m a.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curvature
of the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you.
Magnetic mannenta given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
04 Washington St, So. Norwallr, Carin.
Orr'uato from Palmer School.
f _ of our. safety (I
.1 today? ‘
Locking theBarnfl
_ filter the horse is stolen. The saying is as old
[as the hills. yet everyday someone is wishing
j that their valuable pipers had been locked in
our. safety deposit véult out of slick finger reach
.‘or life. Don’t wait to?) late hetero renting 'one
eposit? boxes. Why not rent. one
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Myiofimbyuhgthcncatfiradaadw
COAL
Waofleryouaoreuniuolheatpercon thanOrdinary
Kinda. It nnbmkmthathnawarming efiect
andacoalhctableaatiahctiontotheoanaamer. Let us
demonstrate and prove our ovation by sending us your
RA’T'MOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3.
Coats, Suits, Dresses and Millin—i'; f
cry at Moderate Prices
livery Grade oi Furniture
ls Represented in Our immense Stock
And we guarantee the beat of values on every item for the
parlor. library. den. offindining room, sleeping room or
kitchen.
We gladly cum all Purchase free for future delivery.
Waiters on fixed to visit this ideal furniture store.
RAYMOND dz SON
Wall CD. High Sta.
Fun: ral Directors Name“:
new FALL sm'rs ......... 315.00 to $50.00
new FALL com .. ............... 37,93 to 545 §
Dams .............. 85.98 to $25 ‘
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED. .
; Jittlll’s
By Express 2 P. M.
New Redford Escollops 750 qt.
WAR RANTED DRY
MACKEBEL -
All Kinds of Fish, etc.
CU'l'llllL’S BRIDGE MARKET
'Phonca 1N and 100.
18c lb.
71 North Main 0t.
Fm DIIIM.
LADIES’ HIGH BOOTS
We are justly proud of our splendid showing of the
latest models, in greater variety than ever before.
-‘ The new styles in black glazed kid, and in patent
leather are very popular and we invite you. to call and see
m ,A Splendid Line of Hosiery
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
I1 WRONINGTUN ITIIIT TIME 1473:.
N. Y..N.Il. & I. Time Table
If‘youneedtobuyacakcfortea.
Try chocolate layer and pleased
you will be.
So while You're homlmfi» aouru NOR-WALK 10 new vonx
A. lie-1:893. 6:852, 5:493. 6:571.
1:183. 7:40. 7:56; 8:313, 8:503. 9:331.
0:39. 10:05:, 10:38:. 10:53:. "
too busy to bake.
Them to 5 Home for you
and cake. P. H.——1::02:. 1:07x. 1:283. 3:023.
W . . . {32" 4:65;; 4:31;. 533:. 5:45. 0:02;.
: : 8:063. 9:58;.
The Banner Bakery ‘ sum
“'3’" 3 "W W a. lie—12:253. 1:3». Mix. 3:50.
- 9:10;, 10:38:.
4:811. 6:45, magma, 7:12. 7:451.
7:57:. 8:061. 8:63. 10:05:, 10:40:.
New York to South Nomlit.
A. Elli—4:413, 6:30. 0:40. 7:511,
8:00x. 8:312. 9:00x, 9:21;. 10:03:.
10:06, 10:50:. “
P. ill—13:00:. 1:05. 1438:, 2:041.
- am. can. 0:81. 1:433, 5:112, 5:29,
5:88. c:00:,c:0c. 7:131. 7:051, 8:0“.
8:10;. 8:88. 11:15:. 12:00:.
1 ant—0:00.
10:082. 10:50:.
Sudan.
8:003. 9:003. 0:812.
r. n.-— non. max. 3:00;. on...
tuna, maroon-1:301. summons.
10:00:. 10:10:. 12:00;
loath smut to New Haven.
A. -H.—13:das. 1:881. 5:53. 7:11.
White Pinefctmuound
With Tar
FOIMCOMOI‘YM
r. I. mm m
David thlaymond
UNDERTAKER »
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- arwaammon av. ,
user an um acumen
mail 10:03:. 10:13:. 10:28:. runs.
11:37:. ‘
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44‘0“}. 1:003. 8:351. 3.44:. cuts.
m 113'- 1..” , . ,
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P..M.—-12:08‘x. 1:07x. 2:443, 3:111 .
SOUTH NORWALK, DONN.
A. DICKERMAN 85 SON
D‘D'IIUD taiilmDDDDIlIl
a -
a .
2 FOR
. .r
2 Fall Floor Covermgs :
2 Congoleum Carpet Rugs h‘
a Linoleum Stair Carpets
a. Rug Border Matting:
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PHONE M.
._......_...__._
fl 0'10
ing or plain; long sleeves and
low collar ......... .........
Dark Blue Silk . . . . . . ........
Light and Dark Striped Silks
88 Washington St.
A NEW FALL LINE or BLOUSE‘S!
In Poplin, Voile. and Lawn. trimmed with lace, he
SILK BLOUSES
White Silk, lace trimmed or hematitched; long sleeves and
J. I. MALLETTE,
low collar ........ . . .
................... 82.25
...................
1.98
........ $1.93 to $4.98
South Norwallr. I
b M- ~—
STAMFORD
Auto lamp Works
are opening a branch on Rail-
road avenuc, corner of Mon-
roe street.
Expert Repairing of Auto
Lamps and Radiators.
Parts of all kinds of lamps
carried in stock.
The Reed & Vo
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
EECTRICAL SHOP "’
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main HI.
Sb. Nor-walk, Music Hall BE,
5
5
H ‘ Val-Pmtofig‘
‘m ‘mt‘tls'tgftltt
Lwfi.w
We Are Now Selling
Red Oak Goal
:3", Nam:i York (foot of .
ovary ay exec dun ‘ ’
m. Freight noelvedptt mania”
TH; ANNING J. M".
_.._..
FAST FREIGHT Luvs To .4.
yam.
Freight boat loom Pier I?
:; tunnel at South Nomin-
Gaorga F. Facts, .engna‘wtwfgk
tlI
FOITATION UNI. hm.
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Get Your. Orders In
WM. EFFRON 00., Inc.
3 Rowan St, E. Norwall:
Tel. 44: T9!- '44!
'Nattve Market
37 Ely Avenue H. Friedman, Prop.
We still and dress all our own but
and lunar-nu- it to '15. young, M
killed “it. ,aay c , is...
funded it motto your aatlai‘aotton. All
:3? '1“ "it mm... W"
on on , more. '
MOUSE OTINK ‘
I. . - . 140. to 100. Ila.
3|!th
ROUND .3
Ia‘Il-Dog IUOflIG.HL‘
gangs. ,
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