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" “DU-ONO
G FLANIELS
. and Winter Wu!
, COIN“: Ascortmcnt o!
ITABLES
AND BLANKETS
'K. BANKS
- emo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
5..- M-v 4—._-
‘ 1 Electric
:hllghl [or
‘ -- Renewal
2 altery 15c
I NNELLY’S
ATIONERY STORE
South Main Street.
ii Ist
v . Haymakcrs' 20 H will hold
llllist'lilig IlII- t\t‘llll\;‘ III.I .I
l of tin lItI‘IIIl \II’.‘. ’II ”a!
ly Rilllltlillit" llllll‘lIt‘ll the
dance of the Jolly FiIe lIIlIl
Arlou llflll, Sillllflll) owning.
.Imusir- tor the .11IIIIw nt‘ lllt’
llxlaguc of the lit-splitll IItI IIIII
‘ list, will be fIIInIsI'IIi by lllt‘
“' -weIInIIz Orchestra III ii»!
irate lli‘tillII'I’s llI M II suI-I-I-ss-
00 Saturday l‘M‘lllllfi in tin-
fissemhly llnll IIIIi it “us “fill
. 'l‘lII‘tIrIIIe l‘lllllt’l'fi‘ Ul‘t’lll‘.‘
yflsllttl IlI IIIII iI.
MM..—
orI‘IIl'. 1:~~‘I IIII‘II‘. IlII-I‘I- ww-
ales of IIIIII’IIII'II. :Illil lllt‘l‘lfliit‘,»
I .450. For the third \\l‘l'l\ lll
0. last your, llll‘rn' III "I" t‘ll‘\“'l
5 0’ l'l‘i'i‘I‘Y'ly. ll'iIl IIIIII”:;I;I~
MeflCk '1‘. Coleman ilI llll’l .l
W Thomas J Kl‘llfllL (lIII If I.
nil \liliiIIm tnhol 7. ."(ll‘t'tl
North late Saturday Mitzi-I I-tI
touring car and will lH' no"
ay's. ‘Tllltil' li‘lII‘IIl. pm‘r
fllllTli'gfi‘nFnthlT and when It.”
. turns to South XIII-hulk >~l‘lllI‘
‘ unison suppers \Iill ltl' llll' or-
Y-
~ thiever ('lllt l'hd I'Io VIII-:IIII'
Clark Sll't‘t‘l (I-\ll“Il by Hon
will. last III'IIIIEIIL. II'IIl lllilIlI
matic jnli of (‘lI‘i'nlllL‘ out the
I: in that l‘l’fi'ltlt'lll‘t‘ 'i‘lIe lllptw
= l. away by the thieves and car-
} without any tlisl-III'IIrI' IIi' llll’
y‘ being male lliilll llll lllll‘l‘I-
he uptown police art on lll‘
for the III. 'Ilnl': ii. In ‘I11 I t' .
SI'ltitkc-e.“ I_I iuI IIIIs IIIIlIi-I I I i.
to liring \llt’ ot‘iI'IIIlIII's III Imk
Tiller-l ‘IVI‘slptIrl lllll 'I“( 'IlIIiI‘
ed Saturday morning IIlIIIII‘.
‘V look when iI’I-nnk .\lt"'0ll.ll.‘4ll,
a large l‘IIckin'Il Twin Fix il'Il
ed lIy lillllt" lll'lt‘l’l‘ltll‘g (If
indeed on the corner at the foot
M” II... llt \1'~‘ 0‘: it“ vs III
Patient in \t\\ HI'II -n I. IIlI
liloy'ci and family, I'IIIl ’llit
seventytive iII't of 7).‘.' l I. t‘ll‘.
oiegraiili polo (til the trim:
the mud. 'l‘IIc hig mmii‘vnr
di'fiizirtd practically to :I litlI‘Il
inasmuch as the cult“ IirleI
id? of the car was ripped I‘ll'
. ‘fot'co of'the collision I~.it‘I I‘IIe
I seat of the machine were Iut
nu glass and niIon a hard
ite Pine and Tar
.35c Bottle
, —l’oIve‘l-Corp0'etion
CRIPTION onuocisrc.
.32 Washington Street.
south Norwalk. Gt.
Norwalk
ng ltip. The! wont in Min,
,llI"
" av and {MI street, New York
. he \I'indsltiold was demolished y
' ee ladies who \Iere riding, in;
oughs, Colds,etc.
I lectur
Don’t wait for the thermome-
_ ter to dictate your overcoat
policy. No time like the
present to look over our as-
sortment a'Id the picking will
never be letter; overcoats
tor dress. for business and
for storms.
The conservative Chesterfield
in black, oxford or gray silk-
linetl at $15 to $35.
For young men the form-fit-
ting overcoat in fancy mix-
ture, belted back $10 to $30.
The lone. warm. double-
brcasted overcoat for severe
weatheIS :5 5M S2 5.
Raincoats. Mackinaws.
Everything in make the great
outdoors comfortable
Rogers 8: Stevens
mm: 1 III- \I.I II :1? ‘IIl‘Il ..II IIII Hit
of IIIII~IYII
'll XIIIIIIIE‘II litI‘III ('lIIII IIill IIII-I‘I
1hr.- III zIIn; III llll‘ I‘III llIIll llt’lll‘
‘.II' My {III : l‘. ill I-I-I:;I lit‘ltll‘t‘ tlII-‘
fIII Iillg
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‘I“ill;1 \‘Illl‘il llll l'. _\l. (lt‘ill".t'
'Il ‘ll llt' IIII‘lPl'l'I‘Il.
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'IiIII' regular \U‘"l§l)' IIIIIctinir' (ll l'll‘
NIIIIIIIliI SI-IIII lllil<lt’l':~' SI-lIIIIIl \I‘I‘l tw
lIICIi lIllltll‘l'II“ III-11in: in lla" Sm".
Ntl“l\'iillr LilIrIII‘I'.
l-‘IIr IIII‘I‘I I-IIIII‘IiII- - 1. ll ltII'IIIT-
sou. think it oI'I-I‘. '
'l‘lII P'lll‘ "‘III' ILiIIIi'I'r- lli‘t‘Il“l.l
I‘lIIilI il .‘JII'I: :: Ill‘. I‘lII'II .‘lIIl 'IIIIzl
tun I' . -‘. i:I~'.I I‘III: .‘llll
II “ ‘.l “I It l-- '."'::‘»"II‘Il.
Three cams are down for anIIInII-III
IIl‘ “til! ill in lIITI- lliI‘ sulll‘lmi- (’ll]:'[
of errors in Now
AI; i‘l'llill‘L’tl nu fillllil‘ill‘lit‘ is:
time (In lllt’ LI-high \':IllII,\‘ l'illll’tlilIl
..IIIl Its I~i'I”I~Ii \I'iillvi» fell in this IIIII‘I
of t‘IIIIIIeIiiI‘ut to some extent.
It‘nlllct‘ IIt' II HIIIrII‘II'e of equipment on
illt‘ {_Ihir‘I Valley road and ‘llt‘ :IlIIw-
Hess ot' consiznet": in unloading IIIId
l‘tlllilllll‘." this. llli‘ officials of tlIIII
Al‘Oi‘tl iIIIII= mtlt‘l‘ suspension of ship-
lllt"'i» III f! 'I-ign roads. The rontl
will ship (OIIlto stations on its own
I- 3"11', trtz'. will not pcrmit its cars“
to leave? the system.
i! ~25 tree lecture on Christian SIi-'
ence will be given Cl'J next Friday cI-
(-ning Oct. .. 7th at eight o'clock in
the Regent Theatre, Norwalk, Conn,I
by Mr. Clarence (‘II Eater. C. A. B. of
Tacoma, Washington, member
the Board of Lectureship of the Moth“
ier Church. ‘T‘he 'First Church
Christ, Scientist, lh Boston. Mus-I.l
The public is cordially
is givenamder the auspices or
{First ‘hurch of Christ. Scientist at
Norwnlk.
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(KJMEICHITTNDNTHEIBWG
A U C T I O N
ROTON HILL ” BUILDING LOTS
Corner West Street and Rampart Road
Tomorrow, Tuesday, Oct. 24,
AT2P. M.
EVERYBODY WILL GET A PRESENT FREE
TERMS-n30 Per Cent Cash, 70 Per Cent May Remain on Bond
and Mortgage
DONtT MISS THIS TOMORR.OW9 TUESDAY
lliIIcn lltVl ’l‘IIr-s-
IiIII. Tlll‘ lIIrrIl I-:I~ 'I ill‘t‘: llorhert ll.
YIN-livid \‘-‘. .litt‘tlli (i. lI‘I‘III:: I-t nis:
.\l|‘\lll‘llt‘!' I‘:IIII1I‘I»-ll. nIlIIIlnistrIIIIII'.
\'>’. the New York, New llIII'eiI and
foul ll‘lll't’liltl (‘0. :I‘ltl \\'illitIIII l..
and Howard Trisirum, of Norwalk,
against iiorIIcc Shepard.
..TA.
p,.
invited. Thel
there's Charming Simplicity With Elegance
0! Style In These New Fall
UITS
COATS
For Ladies and Misses .
I You will find a|comhination of every desirable
ANITA Kw;
feature in our new I all apparel—style, fit, and fab- .‘ I. a I i I ‘ Mm w“
me. Add to this our service and there is nothing . . 7a; ’7 ~ 9 V
left (0 l)e deSired. , w e . . i ,> ,--.- In .I ..I. ..I , we
.4 ,5
1;. ,,
1" ‘I‘ N O
. at The Regent, Tomorrow.
Better“ than III-.5
dentrfi ii‘c'e' v~
Don’t wait—stI les are now new and you’ll en'-
30}! nearing before the season is nearly gone. Just ,_ - . -' 1 A ' ; , , V! V A U D O U S
ruled the suitor coatyou want and say: “Charge ’ ’ . , - . ._ ,, j I, ' . . . . . T th Paste .
II ~ No Collectors. I .. ._ 7* , .- ‘ L _ I:"n’:I:I:;III"IrI::.I.2u"rIIeIIIII'IsIIII-Iz'tt. v.31
. ..n M,—
New Fall Suits $3 5:29.
Special Value
Including Velour-Checks, Gabardines, Pop-
lins and Broadcloth, in all colors, plain and fur
trimmed in the latest styles.
OTHER SUITS PRICED UP TO $35.00.
New Stylish Waists . \ _ Fall Millinery
$1.50 to $5.00 $3.00 to $7.50
Including-rill the latest styles and Variety to select from—mad: to
colors—dainty models In all materials. 1“" 0“ ““5: creations from ‘03de
New York mtlltncrs.
JUST SAY “CHARGE IT.” jUST SAY “CHARGE 1r.” .
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TODAY
never come again. The monev you could hove caved.
failed to is gone for pod. Some one else will save it.
,But tomorrow iccomiagwithm opportunity. Voice-o.
mammoth“: ofiuccmim
Tim Doo‘tl‘ollyourm” ”51..ng
“mom Scream. We:
more pauper.
Dress Up The Boy Women’s and Misses’ Coats
Suits $4.50 up $7.50 to $30.00
Avon-amunucucm m c net-l mu
tummimmamum - 'Mmmwavmu ‘
Woven-numeral. ‘ (unfilled. ' unflat-
I—fi ‘ ' a-~»"‘
WWW
inflow-had,
no. Ins-“h
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