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m N HOP-LY COV-
n YOU. Think this ova,“ mean
a put doc! to you.
“lath Nonnlk Trout 00. It".
your
uy 5&2?
that cheers! /
the
ON'T wory about
chilly da)’S;alld nights
that autumn will bring.
Buy our guaranteed coal and
\ , . _
cheer up. l on ll get the high-
est quality cool your furnace
has ever tested.
Harris 8: Gang
Taylor & Golden ’1
Telephone No. 1210 l" ‘v‘i'eth's
m
can my can
i .80 Naturally that Nobody i ‘
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“ Can Tell.
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You can turn gray. faded hair beau—
night if you‘ll get a flu-cent bottle of
Sage and Sulphur
lpound" at any drug store. Millions of
‘bollies of this old famous Sage Tea
lllect-ipe’ improvld b .vllle addition of’
other ingredients, are sold annually.
says a well-knowil druggi'st here, be-
cause it darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that no out can tell it has
been applied. /
’lhose whoz-e hair in turning gray or
becoming faded have a surpriale await-
ing them betauee after one or two ap-
plications the gray hair vanishes and
your locks become luxuriantly dark
and beautiful. ‘ \
t This is if. . alga oi youth. filmy-hair-
ed, unattractive folks aren‘t wanted
around, so got busy with Wycth's
Sage and Sulphur t‘czn:‘oun(lornigilt
and you'll be delighted with your dill'k,f
handsome llllir and your youthful up
pearance within a few days.
This preparation is a [(lllu'l requisi‘e;
on dis not intended for the cure,‘ initi-
;:.ltt>n or preveniion of disease.
count of Lincolns'Day. The city of
lfices will be closed al day.
lil’uliy dark and lustrous almost over ‘
Cour .
in honor of her birthday Miss Con-
sul-lo M. Dawson of 3i Spring SlTEPl’
entertained the following young folkb:
Misses Sue Glover and Roberta Gainer
and iii-asters (leorge Wardwell, John
,(llover and Fabian Soderslroln, the lit-
;tle nouns levelled many beautiful
gifts. The little folks departed welil
pleased bearing a souvenir of the 06--
easion.
Ml“. and Mrs. George M. Sleegnlullel‘
and son John V., of 48 Meadow street
“are in 'l‘enafly! N. J., today, attending
the wedding of Mists Hose McKeOn,
their nciee illlCl 'eousin, to Emile liitz~
191'. of linglei'oud. N. J. Miss Me-
Keon is well known ill the Norwalhs
halving visited here a number of times.
t‘aplain and Mrs. Thomas A. lien;
dricks left this morning for Oak Hill.‘
Florida, the trip to be made through
of New Canaan.
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‘ M” 1‘ ‘1 Connolly and daughter to [)3 id nurse at the New Britain hos-
.._...__.._/--- mw- ‘vhilzabeth, of Fall River. Mass. are pm] visited yesterday with hing
NOW IS THE TIME
:l‘O PAINT
1 Your House--
| Estimates Cheerfully Given.
' JACOB RUDDER
I08 So. Main St. .Phone 1446
l ,WEATHER FORECAST.
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Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
“,1. tonight and Thursday; warmer’Greenwood will give his "Slide Talk York.
Thursday, P ant weather continues
in all districts east of the Rocky Moun-
tains except on the South
count, where light showers have oc-
curred. Fronts were reported this
morning in the northern districts
Iron) lilinois eastward to the Mat.
The temperatures are rising slowly
tween the Rocky Mountain‘s and the
Mississippi river.
Conditions favor for this vicinity,
Fair weather and continued cool to«
night, followed‘by increasing cloudi-
mess and rising temperature on Thurs-
day.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘emperaturc:
(:7. Fair.
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"lifts
The Christian Endeavor Society of breach of peace.
lspending a few days at the home of
1 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hayes, of Be'- Flax Hill Road.
“J
A meeting of Qld Well Command-
Tery, No. 956, U. 0. G. (‘., was held
» last evening and routine business was
idlsposed of. Refreshments were serv-
.ed later and a social hour enjoyed.
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‘ On Friday
evening,
on Washington" in the Town Hall.
lAll republicans are. invited to 3‘4an
- thi lecture is 11 fine. one and well
Atlantic 3" 5 l ‘
worth hearing.
1
l Mr. and Mrs. M. J. O’Brien and fflm~
lily will journey to Derby tomorrow,
be-' where they will attend the 'weddinc off.
their nephew, Edward Fitzgerald, Mira
.i Mary Irene Hill, of Shelton, will liv-
.‘eome the bride of Mr. Fitzgerald at
'St. Josephs Churdnfihclton, at 10:30.
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‘ Salvatore (‘iinriott has received thoI
contract to lay 655 fret of concrete ,
: curb and gutter in front 01' the Lowlu
Raymond estate property in Benton
street. The contract was awarded by
1 Lewis Ambler, of Wilton.
:tcr in thin street, bllt a few more
feet. remaining to be done after ting
{Raymond contract is completed.
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i Flcderick Porter of Main street, was:
arrested inist nigh: Vupon complaint of
this wife on charges of assault and
He was arraigned
Charles s]
. This prlll'a
Low, 53: lligh,_ {icnlly completes ill] the curb and wul- ““d plainly proved that I needed .'
parents. Mr. llnd Mini. Nils Johnson, of;
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Mrs. E. l-‘. Marshall. of New York,
city, paid a visit to her little friellti.{
(‘unnllvélo .11. human, of 31 Spring
street it being the oreuuion of her
birthday. a
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‘ Shepard are spending the day in Newt
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ACT QUICKLY.
Delay Hu Been Dangerouc in Booth
Not-walk.
Do the right thing at the right time.
Act quickly in time of danger.
, in time of kidney danger Doan'a
: Kidney Pills are most effective.
' Plenty of evidence of their worth.
I. Mrs. ll. 0. Seymour, 59 Winfield
‘street, Enid Norwaik. says: "Therel
’ was it constant. dull pain in the small'
of my back and sides. accompanied
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by weakness through my loins. When
i was doing any work about the house,
sharp twinges darted through me. The
kidney seen-lions also bothered me
kidney medicine. Having my nilention
called to Doan's Kidney Pills. 1 pro.
‘eured It Hllppl)’ al l‘luisted'n Drug
lSiore and it did not take them long
“to correct the trouble." (Statement
given April 24. 1906.) ,
, Time In I Tech
'1 On June 22, 1916 or over ten years‘
t Huh. mm c- “hide: I put. pitcher-—
hmuldn‘mtnrficflAvc.CuI-u 'n
Bridgeport, Carlin,
This list is
worth reading again
Are you planning to preserve some more fruitnluinces and such? The Autumn sale
of housewares offers Twit-jars at a saving.
“
Wednesday. Oct. 1}, 1916.
is there more deliciouswjdly to be made? The Autumn sale of housewares brings‘both
plzllll glasses and moulds at lt‘ns than usual price.
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it brings, too, a great many helps for preserving: kettles“ and choppers and such things
wrath at saving.
To presr-nt the other extreme of it» mill-rings~dinneruarc and cut glass and silver!
l-‘rench china dinnerware, fancy t‘llilla from Japan, good American porcelain, ltl'll‘
lliilll cut glass, sterling,r silver, plated silver good for years of near ~;tll thew are ready
in abundance and at large economy!
in get genuine idea of the lll't‘lllll of this sale, read the li.~t of its lull-rings
through
flilll tllroughwRelnt-lllbcr the price-9 you u~unlly pay for each article—aunt the savings will
be. sharply clear.
Handsome glass l
l‘ut glass in new combinations of
"‘ and size—$1 , . lshakers and flat pieces—25c. to 39-.
water sets—$6.50 Rotary ash Sifters, completed Willi Butter and cheese knil es s gar'
, ' u
h inch bowls—83 can.-$3.u0 '
l‘crn dishes—$2.50 l
mayonnaise nets-$2 . 31-35
sugar and cream sets~32.50
celery trays-~82
vase—$2
bon-bon dishes—$1 ,
‘lngraved glassware in tasteful new;
designs: m
\S-incll bowls
sugar and cream sols
7~inch bowl! ~ ‘
celery in” i
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comporll . i
Each It gisc .5 f-
Jelly glasses with t n covers—200
do: 3
Jelly moulds with tin covers'35c
do‘z ;
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GaIVanizcd ware
Extra-heavy garbage cans “$2.35
lth» inland waterways in Captain’cullmg; good weigm and with brii-L Garbage cans of medium weight
‘ ‘The markets in the Second District :‘llendrlckg 31°]! launch Mew“. They lianee:—«
wzil close at. noon tomorrow on ae- one ut'clnlpnllied by Albert. lllbler,
(‘orl'ugaled nah cans, very strong,“
Ash sitters, rotary, $2.35
Heavy coal scuttiee,—~39c
Sherwood dish drainers, great sov-i
lers of time 45c
Aluminum ware
Sacuccpnn sets, 3 pieces,—-$i
Double boilers, 2 qt.-81
Omelet-pansw90c
Tea item”. 6 quaru~31.95
Coffee pcrcolators~81
Comdwa«15e
Henrypkillctlwtl
Preserving kettles-50c
,Wearever saucepan: 49c
Clothes wringers
Single board, guaranteed for 1 yeurd
E7. Allan Jars. quart,-45c doc1_;2fisand 33.10 ‘1
ideal SureSenl
Jars, pints nndi
quarts «loo do!
: $3.65
Economy Jars. pints 80c «10:. charts; 5-year guaranteed wringers—Hfl'a;
' Reversible doubleboard wringers:
81.00 do!
Wringers with 3 year guarantee,—
‘Decorated mu. pretty mtterng§~lguaramoe¢ 34.35 and $5.25
75c '
Water neigwltliglnittn in’ on ling-l
81 ’
L Crockery
floral pattern, pink and green—$22.50 , 65°
Dinnerneta of, 100 pieces floral:
spray madam—88.25
Tea cups and cancers in 4 good put. “50
terns— 9o
Teapots brown and Wllllfi‘fllc
Japanese china celery acts and:
cheeaeond cracker dishes, hand doc-f
outed—$1
Needful:
Food choppers, 4 knives, ~—85<l
damned cereal and spice sets, 13
moor-500
l Small iron ckllletc-‘lSo
levilnnd dinnersetn of 100 pieceml CNN" sets, tray and 5 coasters,»
Coasters several patternll,-—50"l
Gray enameled Mt rice boilers~.
Spice sets, 6 Jar and containerp—zoc
Potato “corn—290
Binseli carpet sweepers—81.16
Family sealer! “‘elshl 10 24 130111108; Brooms of extra quality, good size.
9 ~$l.05
Chlnn halt end pepper shakers withl Folding lunch ”“5““
on English initial—9c ‘- i
Bread and butter plate:
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l Silverware
trays and napkin rings and
'sheils and pickle forks-1590.
, Cold meat forks and gravy ladleI—‘
850.
Berry spoons and cake knives—$1.
Salad and tomato servers—$1.25.
, Silverplllted ware with base of good patented sent) that give protoolh
’ spoons, knives tion and full comfort always.
‘ and forks of several sizes. trays, strain , '
‘slrong white metal
iers and such—7c. to 84.65.
Heaters
. nickeied finish—47.50.
:brackel~20c., 300., 40c.
l Perfection oil heaters, throw out! I’m that lambs’ WOOI filling!
lcomforting hoot—42.95.
Three-burner oil
ting—87, $9.
i'oven and broiler and plate-warming
l shelf—826.
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} Refrigerdors
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i For cleaning
limitless dust cloths-15c.
Dusti‘ess utility brushes—25c.
Dustless floor brushes—85c.
Floor, mops with handle, strong
itwine,—2]c., 30c, 40c.
. ~29c. -
0-So-Ezy mops with handle and 1-2
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the downtown Baptist Church met. last in file uptown court this morning be- later, Mrs. Seymour said: “My kidneys: painted in good putterngnlOc and incl Canvas clotcspin bag with 5 dozen pint of Cedar Oil-41.
refreshments) were served. '
clone Comedy.
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The stage is all; set for the Dirleri
caucus, at which candidates for state without even a reprimand.
representative and justice of peace‘
will be nominated. The caucus Wil
be held Friday evening in the Town}
Hall. The situation is clear as to wool
will be nominated for representative;
and there is no doubt but Stephen,
Hoyt will be the nominee: in regard:
lo the justice of peace things are.
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Sterling silver tableware includingl
pepper,
G“ heaters ”1 “-9“ efllclenchand wonderful
Gas heaters to be intend on wall‘
stovel for cook- l1
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l Gas cooking stoves, 4 burnél‘n with
glarge oven and broiler—812.50 and Good “(’115'1blé‘5l205 and PH
.3350. ~72 by 78 inches—$5. J
Cabinet gas ranges of box style, 4 * ,l. It , ,
‘iburnem and simmer humor, large
Leonard ' CleanilbleL and McCray
‘ sample refrigerators, 7 sizes, all Leon
iardc with seamless lining-429 to $60
Dish mops with tinsel strands clean
Mrs. Potts 'sad irons, 8 iron! with thoroughly,—18c.
hand: ilandleland stand, ~90c
\\ llill a weather change! "
lit 3 at {"4
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New Autumn suit “my 5" .-
ftluicldy chosen by womdn whflé
has put off churning until now. .1 1'
Some of smartest Stills at“I
trimmed with fur, dark for 115‘
unity and umi in broad edectm,
W“:
There is a bin. soft warm coat
\vzllilnggt‘o be dipped on by H13
uonmn ulltl motors. it‘s bl ."
enough to be uorn over suit, 5
‘llw‘t‘SSili \‘l L‘
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;\ lot oi Rllt‘ll coats are finishelf'f
\\ltll )tllit‘ lining (lill)"~lllll théy'
are such splendid wool that the&
ll
>5; Si :3
(111‘ \Vt’ll'lll 3‘4 lilllbl.
* =2: " 'LL
.\lhcu:l llllllt‘l'u't‘lil‘ offers 5.925
culllitlrt pronlpty. ”
.Nice \czlsonablc texture, warnfi
,\\lthout being heavy. tailored 55‘.
‘11 his every curve of the figurd‘i
with no annoying “bunchineSS.”
\Vc know no other underwent
Willi quite the virtues of AtheIff
.-_—-for it is cut to fit, not stretchdtfil
into shape; and it is made with?"
a number of features (such ad LL
"was: r
l .\ new comfortable filled wifit’
llillllll.\“\\'(1ol: wonderfully iig‘h'
ly v'arm! “L ,‘
weighs almost
‘u'on't tire the sleeper beneath
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it.
Ah, what warmth it gives! ‘
Covering is daintily—lig’ht silli‘,
lle figured ill tasteful color L
pattern.
.\ cosy blanket at $5 is
“only surfaced as a. sheep; L
llut its backbollcithc, we,
cotton. That gives it tutu
Sll‘Cllgthfitfllld the wool fillin
surface gives it remark!
warmth! * ~‘L
Long enough to tuck in IticL
at bottom—and Still to row
well up to head of bed.‘ ’ '
\i'ith altraetive colored horde:
but otherwise pure. white. $
**#
Sweater for lloy will make hi .
no to' school with more coutc
than usual~nnd keep him \va‘,
during playtime. .
("hie of the best is knitted frm
clouded and at present there is JV
movement on $991, to oust Judge:
Georg-e W. Sherer from his present
position. No special candidate has;
been named to take his place, but three
or four names are unde’r" considera-
iion.
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—HAVE YOUR LUNCHEON
Served lit the Country Club.
.lnsu‘rc Your Family
Treasures
in Our Safe Depalt Vaults.
Savings Department.
evening with Miss Helen St. John, of fore Judge Vosburgh but at court have given me but.very little troubleL _ _ \ pins—150 , Onono goap_g for 250. stout, soft,- strongr yarn, is run
You zant street, East Norwnllt. 1nd 'time, Mrs. Porter had not put in her since I gave a former recommendation Wh‘l’e enamelware | Preserving kettles. gray enamel: Kirkman's soap—10 for 380. with roll collar, ill these colors
regular business was disposed 0!. K appecrance, and it became necessary for Doan's Kidney Pills. When I hayej“ Spotless and sanitary and attrnco» warm—39c Wright‘s silver cream—21c. dark gray
social hour was enjoyed latter pad ‘for Sergeant J. llllry Gibson to go :li‘t- noticed any of the former symptoma- V° 3’1"“le leVN-n‘. long or short han— Amco stove polish—7c. maroon
- ‘-er the lady and escort her to the l have used Doan‘s Kidney Pills and; Preserving kem‘35*70¢ die.~65c Lox—8c. light grav "
. lcourt-room. Upon being-thus dragged have always had good results." 5 Cover holdup—70c - i Nil-1191913 copper tea-kettles', 1101 per-.~ Climax wallpaper cleaner—5c brown V
”Sn‘e William 5. Hart in “The Pa- into court. according to llt-l‘ own till-ht." Price 50c., at all dealers. Don't T8“ ““93400 .fect but guaranteed not to leak. 5 Cedar Oil polish—8c. ' heather 5 '
triot" at the Palace today also a Key— Mrs. Porter wns highly indignant and simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Berlin onucepans:50c ”it“s“ 31 Parowax~8c. navy. 3"
{ n-téimade her feelings cleans) the court. Dnan’s Kidney Pills~tlw same lint: Doublghoilcrs—toc l White bread boxes«60c . 1 Gold Dust—small—S for 250. Let l‘lov choose. lli< fa\'( k
The case against Mr. Porter was there- Mrs. Seymour has twice publicly rec- Coiled point-500 l 110111011 bread and cake boxes- Old Dutch Cleanser—8c 1 - ~ 5 ' l ‘1; L Sill
tore nolled and the offender escaped ommendl-d. l-‘ostelxlliilburn (.30., man 1”“‘5’ round—50c and 0‘50 l31-10 Liquid veneer—31c . (‘0 or, L0“ is )‘ut ‘4‘ L
Props. curtain, x. v. 0““ “Spins-75c I Flo‘ll'r cans, hold so lbs 90c 1 Metal polish—400 L MO“ Of these COIOTS' too’
I - m... .-_- - . . ' ‘ ‘ ' _good sweaters at $2 and $3. .
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DILLON KNOCKS our'onANoE."' liiiié it» main; outfall. "racy“‘hig—glr—w -_--_._ «w « —— . .. . a“--. - .. - . no-.. -. .......
‘f— ponent's jabs. Without making any? :IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllil
- Right Hand Swmg to the Jaw Ends attempt to land a hard blow he rc- i I
Bout in Second Raund. ccived a score of the Caiifornian'sieft ; = 0': 0” x , ’ '
~ \ ’7’ V" t ‘ -‘— Jabs, Dillon landed some light punch-f = J/c E“
‘l. ' /' NEW YORK, Oct. 11.~~--Jack Dillon, es and the session ended with honors; . , ”Wm-- *
3’ 4,. Vt . of inlll'nnapolis, blasted the champion- even. ’ 3 E You Get GOOD Vago 32?;‘3‘1 Price—Silk; Lisle or Cotton I:
l 9 @Q/d ship aspirations of Sailor Grande, of Dillon (’nme out o'fhia corner at the,l : cto ' ' p" P“ I
i ”3" E? ’g’”/' m; _ California, last night, in two rounds in beginning 0 [the ‘sccond round in n f l Knew-Beers Gimpafi’,luc. ~
l ( it _ jaw ' . \ \ . 37.9% g. 1 the Broadway Sporting Club in Brook~ businesslike way and seek a still left i E Vacuum 161-161 £45724". 3r. . NEW ram:
1 . _ All wool—pupa . :lyn. In that session of their schedut f0 Grande's stomach. This caused j uuun-nunnnuuuunnunnnuunuin
l , adulteratedl m \ , ‘ , ed ten-round bout the Hoosier beat-cat the caller to double 11D- To save him- — __________.. I
l L Hence the finer Liwéarin . landed a right hand swing flush on the self from going down he'grabbed Dil-
. . quality of our clothes, p. ‘ sailor's Jaw and ten seconds later the ion arohnd the neck and hung on; ,_. . "
l a For men—far b0 5 . . ; boutwas. over. The wallop sent Grande,“ hen the referee separated them Dil-f' R 53 WALL ST. ~
i ‘ . X1. . ; flat or. the floor. where he remained on ion landed a right swing on Orlando's, O, J,“ , JaCkso n NORWALK
1 Pnces mOderatev ” f lifeless as n corpse until carried to his nec. The blow made the sailor winco‘ ’ r — i ‘
, ' ~-——--~ ; corner after the referee had counted and before he got set again Jack cra‘fi‘h-‘l ‘ I OPTIC!“ Phone 438
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