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For oollidin; with an automobile Lulu Duo: 01 Norm-1k m urn-M
‘cnrrying the l nlted Staten mull luv ' deem a“. m A ”'7" °1 m 5d“, loll”. by “MI “I: Be“ GM“ of our ,
.rioe Davenport olNowCanun nun burr. Im- D'ref. whose mettle- COAL
John P. Wnnott reported tlnt be pay damages of m 21. «cording to me '0 Wu'mm-V“ “PM“? We do: you more units or beet p“ m than Ordinary .
Ind 33 stolen from him Sunday. The n decision handed down Saturday by the “(93411“ X‘OWUNT 32. 1390- ‘ “4 Kinds. h m w m the Best, that has . . efiect
police will “vault“..- iJudgo Wllsh or the common pleas alleged the; desertion ltook ounce 1163:; and . WM, .wdon m- a“ comma" .mfi ‘ u. . t
, 1.1‘ereure treem or -1 W43“ - . .
[court mvenwrt was sued for 3300 l 1 1 manager-non by sending or your , F 4
‘ plll' of xlules found in front of by Edward M Pauley of New Canaan, 1'0“.“0‘ whom the plaintiff gets “1‘ order I". 3 New an sni's d
the Franklin school are at the police who is a rural mail carrier :cust Y- i In
Manners awaiting thlr owner. i Pulley claimed that on Septemberi . RA i MOND BRO I REES l $12095 to 550 'r
i 15. 1915 while in the act of dellter
. - ; » Phone 1
A meeting or the Second District lug mall in New Canaan his machine G. ROCKOFF ' 3'3' raw Ol- ] New ( :oats
Democratic Club will be held this, was struck by Davenport‘s a" . an, . . . 7 -__,--___,,____,___,,_ ‘_.- _____ __ ._
evening. in the headquarters, in Rail- ' ley’s on was greatly damaged, no I" New ank mes Talk" ‘- '—~ $7.95 to $55 ,
road uvenue. i leged, and' the mail delivery; was do I REMOVED t
. layod because mall bit it ,
. s. . “.iiiisii’; .. .... Every Grade oi Forum-e l Smart Dresses
Mills Catherine Reed has reelgned :3 all u e roa . He 1.0 81‘ ' $5 as t 25
her pontoon in the. once at WilliamF. 9“ ‘3” 0‘“ V“ 0“ the left "‘0 ° ‘ To 11 North Mun ' ., 0 s 4
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MW .... .... mm ... “‘° W“ mm“ m “‘9 ...... “to... Green Trading Stamp Sum 13 Represented in 0- lmmcnse Stock , .
mailer in Lnurelton Hall Mtitord. the“! last Tuesday and Wednendey 1N”, to “em Pa . Milliner .‘ , .
1' -----~- ‘ “ “‘ . mm a” Andwmnnuethebuolnhuooeveryiwhrm , . . y ..
. A dog "5 hp by . ”male, on Two pivoncas GRANTED 3 With Our Uunl Promptnel W10? 5m den, m M m m room 0' At Multz'e you Will find one of the largest lines of
South Main otréet, yesterday. in front Daemon was the around in "V0; -----~v-— . l a . 4 Tatum ed a“. Shapes and Trimmings that ts mow“, m N I.
or Dr. Clark's once. It as badly in divorce decrees 3"“9‘1 Saturday‘l but“ city “ popular prices.
Wodedlyatuoolmhouheoiorhmiredelivery. 1’ m
Visitors are I“ or vicit thin ideal autism atom. magma“:
——Cal| evenings at Republican head-I George E. Hauser or New York. The'
quarters. Red Men's Hall and leave couple were married Mb" 23 R E0 S l T RAYMOND & QON
to
your unification To Be may a 1/0. 1898. It is said that Hausa left hie.
jured and was put out or m misery by ‘lttteruoon by Judge Gazer of the su- ‘ 110ng
., parlor court Katherine A Banner 0!
OIIlcer Thorpe. who shot it.
__________, :Norwalk was given a divorce from:
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tor, Oct, 16th the last day. ' - ~ ——:1:-—-— . ‘ .
— 1 c. H w For Ladtessttihlldren w.“ a High so Fumral om... Ncrwelk
A special meeting of the American [1' Cl Apparc 0f omen
Band will be held at the rooms in Wu» At Reasonable Price: ‘ Prices '0 SI!“ A.“ _ A... .-.“ , :
her street, to prepare for the Colum- NEW MODELS FOR AUTUMN . ; l
1m Du Celsmtion in frédsivormd cons and 4'3,me gum .5 The NATIONAL ‘1 NEW FALL sum ............. $15.00 to 350,90
””3““ 0" 9' mm"? ““ “855' sane: d AFTERNOON anew ‘ - ‘
w": as all: SEPARATE 8mm GARMENT CO, 1 NEW FALL COATS . - --------------- $7.98 to $45
.lollr. Wargo was arrested. Saturday . . BLO’USES 1 DRESSES . .. . . . $5 98 to $25
night, by Officer Sammie, for drunk- 0 r 127 “mm s. , ' ” "'°' """" » ~22 """ ‘
ounces and breach of the peace. He The Llltle Shop . CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED.
untried beforeJudge errgeH Vos K. ‘ A CLAVIN W 5°“ ‘
burgh, this morning, und fined 87 and ,
costs, which he paid. M “0' MM" '7' .. Amy,
Mrs. Edith it, lllckey » ' — sewn: rm” - L. C
, the “(00'
Smith, Underwood \
'mmn. all other , _ “-1“—
!‘epllltd ”gallant”: l OLA. I'y HICHL‘T-PP/rfj LOWEST
D". month. Mlehlnu
nurse, who recently resigned her posi.
tion in Norwalk.'nccompanled by her F S I YON
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Hickey. left. ' ' 4
Barth Norwnlk last night. for Mon . . “ , . . ,
tuna, where she has taken :1 din hosl- GOOd 10b Pilllllllg ”TAO" lasagna?“ By Expre SS 2 Po Ms ”mums”; w
tion. I truth Mela “not. booth Not-wait: “" ‘—
. lileet Paper, Bert Work. But Print 75 ,
.“"‘°"‘° ““2 1‘5”“ 2.“ “if: .. H ' New Redford Escollops (2 qt. g . .. - .. - - - - - - -. . . - -
0er 8y“ es “‘2 P '.I NORWALK monnw
doctor graduate mom and M , There Is No Excuse : WARRANTED DRY a F0
prescription tilled or lenses duplicated ' . ! o R
‘1 Budd’s. “‘9 0“" “3m and ”‘9 ifor a person to wear artificial: MACKEREL . . - 18c 1b. a .
“9‘99" “Y m" Hello“ ”k {0" Itectli that drop when speaking or . . n F '1 Fl C
“113° Chad‘s? ““95 W“ 0"" 30 p" e looting; simply because he mayl s. A“ Kmds of Fab, do. a a 001' 0V€flflgs
9"" ““1““ N° 3"” work. Chm“ lhavc had several plates with the a
Brand, expert wotcbmahor’ Jeweler ‘ lsame fault he should not get dis— cums anGE MARKET a Congoleum Carpet Rug.
and Optician, washington street, South icouragcd and think the re is "0““ Lino] w“. Stair Cup“,
Norwalk- . 'ing better in state for him Ifi 'PMMI 100 end 109. 0 R B d - .
# ~ .tou have a mouth that is shaped ~ ~ 1 North ,5 in u 0 ug or er Matting:
Those who enjoyed the "Slideb’l‘alk ‘5 little ottt of the ordinar} a! Free Delivery. 7 I O ‘
on Weebiuztom at the Repu llcnn plate made in my office “30")” a __
headquarters in the Second Vi'ard re-_ ldcmonstmtc the {in that ptculiar W a A. DICKERMAN & SON .
“mu" “9““ in mime“ “m“ °t SHOE mouths can be made to hold .1 , ‘ a
WNW 0' Mr. Greenwmd's 9'9““‘3‘ plate firmly. Come in and have LADIES HIGH BOOTS a ”U7" NORWALK. GONN- PROM“
tion of the some. The pictures are in- N E 1 d M th .t'otlr impressmn taken and m_ . a ‘
motive end the talk accompanying cw ng an ea, c 410‘. life once more . _ . .
(hem is worth honing. He should be . ~ ' . We are Justly proud of. our splendid show-mg Who 0 0 on a n a a a u a ,
, given a generous hearing when he, world 5 be“ shoemakers, ' —-- latest models, in greater variety than ever before. -W———£———JL
comes to Rowayton tomorrow even- - - The new styles in black glued kid. and in patent
ing. The Hose Company rooms will Make and Wear them ill Dr J H Mallery leather up very popular and we invite you to call and see
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be used for the purpose. and “1° ‘3": greater volume than any kind them. 5 i , l, A NEW FALL LINE OF BLOUSES
publican committee is melting every: it So. M.“ 3L, 3.. Norwalk, Conn.
3:3: “iii‘eiflvfimin‘ifirii‘i‘l 0‘ the same grad“ tum" by appointmnt 0W- A Splefldld Lme 0‘. HOSICI)’ In Poplin. Voile and Lawn. trimmed with lace. hemtfifki
a large audience. [ — l__ Hour: 9 I. m. to 5 p. m. .. 7 to I p. In ALLY & BRACKEN l1 ing or plain; long sleeves and low collar ..... ... . .
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The Community Club will hold its; E1 7 d &Gl l— ' . CO , . ONE, 1475.; SILK BLOUSES
first meeting of the full, Wednesduyi “ 00 over l rhe New Suence .1 WASHINGTON .‘TRI‘T . III-IN! White Silk, lace trimmed or hemstitched; long sleeves
altemoon, at half after three. at the I low can“ 32
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:2: 1:23:11: lamp: 3‘31. 813mm“; SHOE STORE IDEF'N'TION OF CH'RWBAOTm —" 4 ”—— “’""‘——"" Dark Blue Silk ...... ....... ............... $1
a recent addition to the musical not “5333133153.: mugging: "43] If you need to buys “he ‘0' M N. Y..N.ll. & n, m“ Table? Light and Dark Striped Silks $1.98 to $4.-
ternlty or Connecticut. 'but her repute-l adjusting the nine. Disease in caused Try chocolate layer and pleased {
tion as a singer and 8010M preceded, 122 Washington St. . by it wrench, twist or eprnin in tho —-- ‘
her. In Providence, R. 1., her iormeri ‘ gagenefpelgohit‘id 40:: "lndmmol: you will be. _
home she is said to be the best in the m" llte in the when pain i ' I MA E E
' . at o it end Miami: 4 J I 'l ' l I
city and, up to the time of her leaving, limbs. m . So while you m g, ”UT" NORWH’K TO NEW YORK' . ' .
’ WHY NOT BE IN THE A. u.—1:39x. 535:, 6:493. 6:57;?
MAJORITY? “WWW" ”mm "1° ““0 0' ‘°° busy t° b‘k" 7:13;, 7:40, max, 331:, 8:59x, 9:23;} 88 Washington St. = South NM
disease and pain. health ll restored . . .
teachers. She will appear in severah You know that Efiron's wagon through harmonizing the nerve m 'Phone to 5 Home f” ’0‘“ 9-39. 10-05:. 10-331. 10-53!-
she was soloist at the Science Church.
Ber training has been by the best of
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selections, Wednesday, accompanied .bY your house is an ornament. 27:11:“ hwar‘mfionll‘oal£e troubles ma “a “kg, 58:29, ‘11“. 4131!. 5'18x, 515 “mam ____ _ _____fi __
by NYE-1P3 Chapman. Ml“ VB“ H“ |For one petal or telephone you of the spine You will never regret 612:. max. 8'06 -' . ' '-
_ . . . x, 9.58:. rm Fulfil-IT MN 1'
Ion is well known locally for her a ll- l giving the Chiropractor n chance to ' O
ity as a vocalist oi! merit Sheswl .een “Ferfirfigwfium but help m The .Ballnel' Bakery “”1”" , Yams.
appear with Mrs. Tanner With the prices 0 L EFFRBN mm film.- Jim on Tel. 807 l 5 Moore. M A. bis-12:158. 1:391, 6:492. 359.4% Freight boot leaves Pier a.
music and the recltatlons a rare otter- - T Franc‘i D. C “— 9:19;. 10:33:. River, New York (root or c.
noon is in prospect. The program 5 Rowan St, E. Nomik so - P. 1.13:0”, 1:07x, 3:4lx, ”nag ggtlrgfgtfizmn‘mwk
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alter the horse is stolen. The saying is as old . 3 .W ' i fiégmfim . Merchantsfrdht.
as the hills, yet every day someone is wishing nfi'fii’d’n “°°" m“ "m on. 34.5”“ 8”“ "moi?
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.4 mm. mm 13:02:“ a 102.: a Native Market
ioni- Nennut to New Haven. 81 Ely Avenue H. Friedman, Prop.
A. l—nttn. 1: 83:. 5: 58. 7:15. We kill and 2.2.3th own'm
9.1 10: 1 and more N
11-3,}; 08:. 0 mm 28:. mm killer-dock. Money chefs-filly ro-4
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that their valuable papers but] been locked in
our om'safety depositvault, out of slick linger reach .
or fire. Don’t wait too late before renting one
of our safety deposit boxes". Why not rent one
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