[out mom; Ilium!) II Don’t do, My! it Dom-u
war-man to my cow; ’0 Mar-"y um um, ,
1 Can Tell,
II YOU. Think this out, it near;
o (rut deal to m. '
Taylor ti; Golden ;
Telephone No. 11380
Couch Norwnlk Trust Co. Bldg.
You can turn gray. faded hair bt‘au-
rright if you'll get a Fifi—cent bottle of
"\l'yetli‘s Sago anl Sulphur l‘om-
tpound" at any drug store. Millions of
bottles of this old famous Sage Tea
1llect-ipe, impr‘ovid b )‘the addition of
other ingredients, are sold annually.
says a well-known draggist here, be
islt W11". ‘ cause it darkens the hair so naturally
far?" and evenly that no out can tell it has
been applied. 5
that; cheers!
'lhose who 1: hair is ruining, gray or
becomia faded have a 5,111 prise await-
ing them berauzc after one or two ap-
your locks become luxuriantly dark
and beautiful. ,
This is it» ergo 14 ;.‘o11tli.1.al¢f,»"-hair-
ed, unattractive Irilks aren‘t wanted
around, so get busy with \‘l’yeth‘s
Sage and Sulphur ‘t‘cmyound tonight
and you’ll be (it-lighted with your dark,
handsome hair and your youthful 11p-
peur‘ance within a tow days.
the
ON'T wary about
chilly rims and nichtn
that autumn will bring
’Buy our guaranteed coal and
1
cheer up. You'll get the high
est-iiquality coal your furnace
has ever tested.
‘ Harris 81 Gans
Water St. South Norwalh
f
NOW IS THE TIME
n‘o PAINT
Your House-—
Estimates Cheer-fully Given. .‘
J‘ACOB RUDDER
I08 So. Main St. Phone 1446
i WEATHER FORECAST. ‘
i i
1111 dis not intended for the cure, initi-
15.111111 or proven‘ion of disease.
1
will close at noon tomorrow on ac-
count of Lincolns Day. The city oi"
l flees will be closed at day.
Q Mrs. '1‘. J. Connolly and duuglroi
l-‘iizabetli, of Fall River, Mass, are
ispendlng a few days at the home of
' Mr and Mrs. John '1‘ Hayes, of llc'
den avenue.
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A muting of Old Well (‘orniuand
cry. No 956 U. 0. G (‘., was hell
last evening and routine business was
disposed of. Refreshments were serv-
ed later and a social hour enjoyed.
1‘ a - v ,
Forecast for Norwalk and Vicinity: 0n ltr‘lday "ml”. “13?th
Yn‘r tonicht and Thursday; “.armer‘Greenwood will give his “Slide Talk
" Thursday. Pleasant weather continues 0“ Washington" in ”‘9 TOW“ “R"-
: in all districts east of the Rocky Moun- All republic 11115 are invited to 11111th
“m3 except on the South Atlantic as this lecture is a fine one and will
coast, where light showers have 00- worth hearing
curred. Fronts were reported this
morning in' the northern districts
iirom llIinois eastward to the coast. "ly will journey to Derby tomorrow,
The temperatures are rising slowly be_wl1e1‘e they will attend the wedding of
tween the Rocky Mountains and the their nephew. Edward Fitzgerald, MIN
4“,.
Fair weather and continued cool to- St Josephs
night, followed by increasing cloudi-
ness and rising temperature on Thurs-
day.
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' Salvatore (‘hariott liar received the
‘contract to lay 655 li'i‘l of concrete.
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WEATHER A YEA'R AGO street
TODAY
ll Lewis Ambler, of \l'.ilton This prur-
Lo“. 53
lllilllr tically completes all the curb and 1:111
.1111 tin this street. but a few
‘teet remaining to be
i cnrpcrature:
hair.
(17.
tiiuIly dark and lustrous almost over '
piications the gray hair \‘ailishcs and
This preparation is a toilet requisi‘e.
The markets in the Second District“
U}
H.’
Mr. and Mrs. M. J O‘Brien and fruit l
Nisaissippi river 1 Mary Irene Hill, of Shelton. will bcy
i1 Conditions favor for this *vicinity‘ come the bride of Mr. l-ituerald at
." Church. Sheltorrjm 111: :.w
curb and gutter in front of the 1,011.1
Raymond estate property in Benton
The contract was awarded by 5‘
more kidnev medicine.
done an”. 3“,. called to Dean's Kidney Pills 1 pro-
ANI) PERSONAL
RomulsiomhrficldAmCanu-I.
Bridgeport, Conn.. Wednesday, Oct. 11, 1916.
in honor oi her birthday Mia's Con-
suelo M. “111131111 of '.-.1 Spring slrf‘l‘l,
entertained 1111- following young folksz
Misses Sue (ilotvar and Roberta Gainer
and Masters George \l'tirdwell, John
Glover and Fabien Sodcrstrom. the lit-
,ttc 1113:1155 received many beautiful
gifts. The little folks departed well
pleased bearing a souvenir of the oc-
casion.
Mr. and .\lr“-;. (li‘tligc- M. Ste -grriulle1‘
and .5011 John \'., 111 48 Meadow street
are in ’l‘cuutiy' .\‘. J, today, attending
the wedding of M1 5 Rose McKeon,
their nolcc nud cousin, to Emile llitz-
in; 111' llriglewood, .\‘. J. Miss Mc-
Keon is well known in the Norwalksl
having visited here a number of tirne5u
(‘aptar'n and Mrs. Thomas A. lien»
driclu left this morning for Oak Hill,
Florida. the trip to be made tllrouizlrl
inland waterways in Captain:
Kendrick! new launch Melliss. They
\v\AL‘ uccrrr1pnnicd by Albert. lliblern
of New t‘arraan.
l Mi55 Filitl Johnmn who in training1
to b '11 11111—111 at the New ll1itain hofl
pitnl visited ycatcrduy with hot
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nils Johnson, of
Flux llill Roud.
l 3115‘. l‘. l,\f11r.5hnll of New York
ci'. \, paid a Hail to I111 little friend. 1
51h“
5
It
Conan-lo \I'.i)11wson, of 31 Spring
strut", ii llt‘l'lg the occasion of her
birthday.
1 Miss Anna Shepard 11nd Miss Jllll'l
Shepard are spending the day in New
10m 1111;19:111-1-
ACT QUICKLY.
Delay H11: Been Dangerous In South
Norwalk.
Do the right thing at the. right time.
Act quickly in time of danger.
In time of kidneyldanxer Doan's
- Kidney Pills are most effective.
Plenty Of evidence of their worth
1 Mrs 1R. (l. Seymour. [19 Winfield
street, East Norwalk. trays: “Therel
was a constant, dull pain in the small'
of my back and sides, accompanied
by weakness through my loins. When
I was doing any work about the house
hm’p twinges darted through me. The
kidney secretions also bothered me
and plainly proved that I needed 5
Having my attention
I‘luisted' 11 Drug
(lll‘til a supply at
' designs:
This list is
worth reading again
.\1'c )ou planning to pr‘cscr‘ve some more fr‘uitytuinccs and such?
of housewares offers fruit-jars at a saving.
The .\utumn sale
jelly to be irrrrrlc? i‘hc .\utumn Mile of housewares bring5 both
‘55 than 11511al price.
15 there more dcl'ci
plain glasses and iiiour .
1r '
it brings, too, a b y ‘
5 vcuch at saving.
trips for pr‘cwrvirrg: itcttlcs and choppcr5 and 5uch things
To pi‘CScnt the other of 315 r1‘l11‘i11o5«tinnitruzirt and \lll 4:1155‘ and silver!
l-‘rench china dirincrwthfancy t‘lririzt {1.11m Japan, good .\111c1‘ican porcelain. bril-
liant cut glass, sterling silter, plrrtcri 5iltcr good for _\'cur‘.5' of ucarw 1111' tilt-51‘ arc rcurlv
in nbundanee'anil at large csmitnriyl '
'l‘o g‘ct genuine idea of the
rind llll'tlllgh‘“;lil’lllt‘llll)t'r the
be .5l1111‘ply clear.
brcutli of ilri5 5:1lc_1‘c;1tltl11 li5t of it5‘ offering through
pr‘icc5‘ you ti5uzrll)‘ 1131‘ for caci lll‘llt‘lt‘—ttlltl tlic .511ving5 will
Galvanized ware
lixtrarhcavy garb ge cans _.
Garbage cans of medium
and size—$1
Rotary ash sitters“ completed with
Venn-43.50 ‘
Corrugated ash cans, very strong;—
11.35‘ .
Ash sitters, rotary, $2.35
lieavy c0111 scuttles,~39c ‘
Sherwood dish dr‘ainers, great say-j.
ers of time 450 to ,1
Handsome glass 1 Silverware
combinations of
and with bril-
32. 35
weight
(‘ut glass in new
culling; good weight
Nance:—
waicr sets~$6.30
3 inch bowls’flio
fern dishes—“.5 l
irrayonmiise sets—42
sugar and cream sets~$- " .50 \
eclcry um 82
vase—12
lion bou dishes—$1
Engraved glassware in tasteful new,
Sterling silver tableware including
trays and napkin rings and pepper
shakers and flat pieces~2o 5.c to 39.
Butler and cheese knives, sugar
shells and pickle forks-59c.
Cold meat forks and gravy ladies—-
850.
Berry spoons and cake knives~$L
Salad and tomato servers—$1.25.
Silverplated ware with base of good
strong white metal spoons, knives
and forks of several sizes. trays. strain
,ers and such~~7c. to 84.65.
Aluminum ware
Sacuccpan sets, 3 piecesrvSl
Double boilers, 2 qt,——-8l
Omelet pans~90c 5
Tea kettles, ll quarts~81.95 1
Coffee percolation—$1 ’ i
(‘olanderg—‘lilo
Heavy skillctsr~81
Preserving kettles—50c
8 inch howls
sugar and cream sets
7-inch bowls
celery trays
comportl 1
Each at 95c
Jelly glasses with tin covers-400
Heaters
nickeled finish—47. 50.
l
bracket—20c, 30c, 1011.
51.813 50.
Economy lflrt. pints title 1101. til‘arltl 5-year guaranteed wrin ers—- 4.75;
g 8 Cabinet gas ranges of box style,~i
$1.01) do: _ , Reversible douhioboard wringers
Decorated vases, pretty patternsr‘guammged, 3435 and 55,25
Crockery ‘| Small iron skilletsv‘lSo
llaviland dinnerscts of 100 piece”
floral pattern, pink and green—$22. 50 55° ‘s‘ :
Dinnersets of 100 pieces nor-ail Coasters several patterns -—5c ‘
spray paitern,—-88.25 (hay enameled 2qt rice boilers—
Tea cups and saucers in 4 good pat. 65“
terns— 93 Spice sets. 6 jar and container, ~25c
Teapots brown and white—21¢ Potato T109r3‘290
Japanese china celery sets and: WNW“ carpet 5“ PPDETS*—3l- 75
cheeseond cracker dishes, hand dcc‘ 11.1111in ““1““ weight to 1" 11mm"S
oratod ,-—31 l“‘” 05
.ssmple refrigerators, 7 sizes, all Leon-
For cleaning
Dustless dust cloths—15c.
Dustless utility brushes—25c.
Dustlcss floor br‘ushes——85c.
Floor mops with handle,
twine —21c.. 30c, 40c.
—29c.
Gas heaters of great efficiency,
Gas heaters to be fastened on wall
do: , “yam." saucepan-«69c t Perfection oil neuter-s, throw out‘
Jelly moulds with tin covers-35c Clothes wringers acomforting MMT‘ZM‘
doz Single board guaranteed for 1 “an, Three burner oil stoves for cook
EZ Atlas jars, quart ~ch dos "32 155 ‘und :3 10 l—ing 37' 39'
ideal SureSeal ill". 911113 and Wringers with a year guarantee,— i G“ cooking stoves, 4 burners with
quarts “0 doz ' ”651mm oven and broiler—812 50 and
,burners and simmer burner, large
75:: N all 1 lover: and broiler and plate, Warmth};
' ' I: ' ° “ 3 shelf—$26
m}: :tereszlsflwlthh‘i‘fitisl Iin Oild EM" road choppers. l lmIv err, ’85:: .
ti y ' m: “ :1 p m 1111111111-, Japanned cereal and spice sets, 12 Refrigernws
:pcrt -501; - i Leonard Cleanable 11nd McCray
(3011519r 5915. tray and ‘3 warlord—"‘3,“ with seamless dining—$29 to :60
strong
lirooms of extra quality. 8901] size.
'1 \\ hat a weather change!
2" 3'11:
.\'cw \uturim suit may 5‘
jituicklv cl1o5crr by woman wild
has put off dimming; until now.
Some of .5marte5‘t suits arfi
trimmcd with fur, dark for 119‘.
uzrllv and 115ml in broad effects. ,’
i 5
Thin i5 .1 bigr 51111 “aim coat
\1ziitiiijr 111 lit dipped 1111 ln tha
\\Ulll.til \..".1 motor; li5‘ big
til nigh to lit \‘orn o\cr 5uit i1
llt“tt‘\\itl\
.\ lot 111511 l1 1111115 are finished
\\illl _\okc hit} up unit—but they,
are such 5‘pltnilitl wool t 1.11 the)!
arc \\ .11111 :15 1111151
2:
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5;: g.
.\tl1cna untlcr'wczrr offers
comfort promph.
\it‘t 5t‘;t.5‘t)ll;ililt‘ ttxturc, warn‘
\vitliout being bc:1\\ tailored 5“
it tits c-ur} cone of the tigurd
\\itl1 no annoy ing "buntliintssf’
\\ c know no other underweafi
with quite the \iriucs of \tlrc 13"
‘.—~i‘t)1 it is c 11t to fit, not stretched;
‘mto .5l1apc; and it is made with!
a number of features (such asl 3’
patented scat) that gin: protec-
tion and full comfort al“ .11 s.
111;
.
:51 1k
It “
i .\ new comfortable filled Willi
'larnbs \vool: wonderfully
and wonderfully warm!
It weighs almost
I11 out tire the 5lcepcr beneath 1
Ilut that lambs’
.\h 1. what warmth it gives!
(01 criticr i5 daintily— light silke-
ltuc figured in tasteful color am!
pattern.
—7. by 78 inches—$5.
*ilik
A ‘11.5_\ blankpt at $5 is
\\ oolv surfaced as a. sheep
llut its backbone (the “arid
Cutlml That gives it unuan
strength-and the 11001 filling or
surface «river. it remarkable
warmth.
long enough to tuck in nicely
at lmttotn~zmd still to read!
well up to trend of bed. " .
\v'itlr attractive colored bordcf
but otherwise pure white. $5.1"
*lklll
lightfi ,
nothingfi
\vool fitting! 1
Good Sensible sizes and price:
$11 rzitcr for Boy “ill make hill!
"r?
v
4’ Prices moderate.
' stores. “
‘ Rentsra Box For One Year , _,_, ,E .«f
‘V b ' " alumni ”‘1
litaymond contract is completed. ,
l _.. :Store and it did not take them long
‘ Frederick Porter of Mainstreet was: ‘0 correct the trouble " tStuteurt-nt'
arrested lash nigh: upon (omplaint oi given April 24 1906)
Time In a Tut.
:Irts wife on charges of assault and
The Christian Endeavor Society of breach of peace. He was arraigned!
0n Julie 22.1916 or over ten years,
the downtown Baptist Church met last in the uptown court this morning he later, Mrs Seyu'rour said: “My kidneys:
evening with Miss Helen St. John. of lore Judge Vosburgh but at court have given me but vary little trouble
Chins halLsnd pepper shakers withi “will" lunch ““95”“ 1
Old English initial—~91: i
Bread and butter plates lurnui handle and “um "90°
painted in good patterns~10c Hill] 1711:?
‘ pins—15c
White enamelware
\an Zant street, East Norwalk and time. Mrs. Porter had not put in her since I gave a former recommendation
regular business was disposed at. A‘ appearance, and it became necessary for Doans Kidney Pills. When i have;
social hour was enjoyed taste; and for Sergeant J Ilury Gibson to go att- noticed any of the former symptoms
refreshments were served, or the lady and escort her to the I have used Doan's Kidney Pills and:
0 ,co'urtroom. Upon being tIru.5 (11.1.1ch have always had good results."
~~~Scc William S Hurt in “The Pa- into rourt ricrnrdim.r to lll‘l‘ 0“" 1111-115. 1 Price 110e, at all dealers. Don't
.trlot" at the Palace today also a Key- Mrs. Porter was highly indignant and simply ask for :1 kidney remedy—get
aloneyComedy. & made her feelings clear to the court. Doan's Kidney Pills ~—-tho same 11111
The case against Mr. Porter was there- Mrs. Sryrmnrr ins twice puIJirIy rec-
The stage is all set for the Dorian fore nolled and the offender escaped onimemlorl. l"oster friilhurn (30.,
caucus, at which candidates for state without even a reprimand. Props, llut‘fzrlo. N. Y
representative and justice of peace 1
will be nominal-ed. The caucus will
be held Friday evening in the Town
Hall. The situation is clear as to who
will be nominate—d for representative
and there is no doubt but Stephen.
Hoyt will be the nominee. in regard
to the justice of peace things are
clouded and at present there is a
ntoverrrcnt on foot to oust. Judge'
George W. Shcrcr from/his present.
position. No special candidate haS‘
been named to take his plan." but three ‘1
or four names. are under tonsitierd-
lion.
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4-HAVE YOUR LU NCH EON
i Prescrvlng kettles. gray enamel-‘
wrir‘e,»39c
l-‘urance shovels, long or short hun-
i (“Or-650 '
1 Nickeled copper teokettles, not per,
lmt but guaranteed not to leak, 5
sizes—a3] ‘
White bread boxer—60c
l Rolliop bread and cake boxes—
: $1.10
Flour cans, hold 50.]bs, 90c
Spotless and sanitary and attrac-
Preservlng kettles—40¢
Covered kettles—70c
Ten kettles—70c
Berlin saucepan—50c
Double boilers—75¢
Coffee pots—50c
Dish pans. round—500 and dim
! Oval dispans~—75c
tive
\
Mrs. Potts sad irons,31rons with tlroroughly,——18c.
Canvas clotcspin bag with 5 dozen pint of Cedar Oil—n81.
‘ I
The llowland Dry Goods co.
Qo to school with more costtenfi‘t
than n uni—amd keep him warm
during plattitne
One of the best is knitted it“
stout, soft, strong yarn, is made;
with roll collar, in these colors:
dark gray
Dish mops with tinsel strands clean
0-So-Exy mops with handle and 1-“
Ozone soap—8 for 25c.
Kirlunan's soap—10 for 38c.
Wright‘s silver cream—~21c.
Anico stove polish-7c. maroon
Lax—8c. ‘ light gray
Climax wallpaper cleaner—5c. brown
Cedar Oil polish—8c. llCfllllCl‘ ‘
Parowox—Sc. 11av y. .— 1
Gold Dust—small—S for 250:
Old Dutch Cleanser—Sc.
Liquid Veneer—210.
Metal polish—10c.
l.ct llov choose his
color: cost is but 84.
Most of these colors. too, it:
good sweaters at $2 and $3.
lfuvtiriltd
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Served at the (‘ountry Club.
Insure Your Family
Treasures
quality of our clothes“
For men—for beya
in Our Safe Deposit Vaults.
. Interest at 4% Per Annum in
Savings Department.
llli Pilll’tl’i lllllll ill.
1! Wailing»: Otto-t.
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Roonas Pss'r
Brown!
at ml: at. mo
Broadway Corner."
.1 Warren
; ed tenq‘qund bout the Hoosier bearcat “It?
:‘niior to" double up. To save him-
landed a right hand swing flush on the self from going down he grabbed Dil-
mnor'g jaw and ten seconds later the Ion around the neck and hung on.;
time to trying out the force of 1112:6117“ "—
- poncnt' .5 job? it 11.1mm mamng an) ninlulnluulululu-IIIIInnnu-uumu—n
Right Hand Swing to tho Jaw Ends .rttcmpt to land :1 hard blow he re- a :
Bout in Secemd Round. ccived a score of the Californian'sleft : ‘0' 0 ” fill-H =
Jabs Dillon landed some light punch- = W‘x g; 05.2er 3: L
“grapnx Oct 11 _A J3,“ Dillon ts nnu the: esslon ended 11 11h "honorsl = mum :
of Ind runupoliq blasted the champion ”m 1 '1: You Get GOOD Value at A\Y Price—Silk, Lisle or Cotton .f
ship a.pir.1tions of Sailor Grande, of Dillon camc- out 0 this (Mirth-1' :11 the l : 25c ‘0 $5 00 P” 1"” E
California, last night, in two rounds in llt‘giunina 0 film second round in a l I intelyeBeels campaign». :
. 1 ”1e Broadway Shifting ClUb in Brook- bl'sm'l‘r‘mt“ “'4‘.“ “all 95‘1th a still l?“ l 11 moms“: 153-151 EAsrzas 57 A it :5
jiyn, In that session of their schedul- to Grmule's stomach. 'l‘ht.1 caused; gillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllhllllllllnfzyirzzll:
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3 flat or. the floor. where/tie remained '15 ion landed a right swing on Grande'sl O, L . Jac {so a NORWALK
lifeless as a corpse until carried to hrsnec. The blow madeihc sailor wince ' '
corner after the referee had counted 1nd before he not set again Jack crash», OPTICIAN Ph‘“ 438
‘tho fatal ten. w (d o1 critic right swing to Grztride'sl E th 0 t l L
In the flrst- round Dillon devoted his law that ended the bout. ‘ ' ver 1
, , yth ng in e p run too
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