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tau, tum um um Em
new at» afloat. infill“.
lou'. "all. South Nun and
INSURANCE 1
1" ALL ll!!- WW II
fill our counxm IN fl" ‘0“ mil find ruriititn‘ l.. in. in
ovum AND UN"!!! u at Halloue‘ru utmltien. card. and
100‘ lSIL’lANCl lth‘L'J 3. lawn III Donne-lira stationary tit-Irv-
wiurrxx $0 yaoemr cow
. Neighbor t'umlt. Modern Woodmen -‘
E. ‘OU' Think this 0‘»... it ”m M America, held a ll‘c‘t‘lln‘ last night
I ‘7‘“ Ml t. ’0‘ and routine lillsfiillreh Ida uielunpd
TayloraIGolden“ g
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TOIWIM No. 18” l The Irma! lllflblt'l‘plktt" “The n
M "INC“. '70. Co. .l‘.‘ (‘umnuln Law” Ill 7 1,3”5 “all“! n.
t‘lara Killllt‘dll l'ocn: at th: item-1H
\\'t1tl. .\'o\'.. ls'.
Routine human: “as transacted :1t
last night's meeting of \I‘elcoiue
Stranger Lodge .\'o. 2M, Sons of St.
hearse. ..
The local officers are now roundiah‘t
the delinuuints who liawtuot as Ie-t
paid their personal tax. The tax
must be paid at once.
(lite of ll'1‘ :11 ‘Ltl‘\t‘l'.‘ to Zttltll’t‘1\‘ il I1
Italian Republican t‘lnli rally in lt1'1'ti
Men's liall. Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock, will be ltacco lci‘al‘dl, clil'k
of the city court, in New liatcri. ‘1
the
chilly Il:i_\s and nights
that auttiiiin will bring.
O N "T Ivory about
Bay our guaranteed coal and 1 The not goods l‘liarlie t‘IiaIiizn
Cllt‘t‘fdlll. You‘ll get the liigll- 1” “‘1 MW picture . "The Pawn
- HII-,":ttl1i1'1 .\’Ii'.
est quality coal your iurnacc W l “ "pm 1““"1‘
has ever tcstcd. Last eIeuing. those who are to be
workers at the polls. on election dai
.lourneyed to the City Hall, when they
were instructed in the operating of
the whim; machine by Machinist “'11-
Harris 8: Guns
Water St. South Norwalb
Iiaiti A. ,‘licl’hei‘son.
.\'0II1 is‘ the tune to select your \‘ic-
trola l'oi‘ L‘ltristiitas, We carry a ('tllll1:
picte line (it machines and Vii-tar}
Records and will gladly demonstrate.
‘them at any time. \\'-,1 are open ev-
ery evening. All Iiiachiiit-s sold on
easy terms, Donnelly's. Victrola Pat'-
lor, lI; South Main St.
NOW IS THE TIME To
1‘0 PAINT
Your House—-
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
I03 So. Main St. Phone,I446
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WEATHER FORECAST. i
——The great Inastcrpiecc, “'l‘i-e
l~‘or Norwalk and vicinity: tlencral- Common Law” in 1 parts. leaturin‘:
II (loiziit lollillll .i-il Ili.‘.. ._1Il..t. 'IIIo‘I (113m Kimball \‘lrung at ”1,. “0“,,"
Mil); Iain: waimei tonight 'lho- “eat- . ‘
led. \‘ov.. 1:
n1I1n distuibance now toriiis .t w-ellde A 1 ‘
tineti etoim area c11ttilial otei “isI-on-
rin. It is causini: unsettled. sliowm'yl
“Hill!” in ”19 l'ltlit’l' I‘llr‘Fl-‘elltltl \‘al- yeaterdat afternoon with Mrs.
Ivy and Lake region The greatest'um \ t‘rtlmpton
rt: ini'all re orted foi the lam tIIentI- ‘ ' .. . . '
9 meme. lhi.~ Is the fourteenth your
four hours was 2.94 inches at Kansas
(‘itI lilo. Anotliei disturbante, cen of ”I“ "\i‘i'mc of the llospital Thltn?
tral Iicar Florida is causing (loud) lllt1 (‘luli and it has :iccomlllltihfltl
and rainy Weather on the South At- much work foi tlie Norwalk llospi-1
hintic coast. The lt‘llll)0l‘alur?3 are t:.Il making Ii anv armies of It Iisttul
"5mg m ”I” (“inglmimsx Iiattitc. \estcrday afternoon the
members were much pleased to make
WEATHER A YEAR AGO an Inspection of the new ho-pital i.m-
The Hospital Thimble
llow.
' ‘ TODAY balance, which DI. James G. Gregory.
I“1.1”“ther:ml‘ow' 0: high, one of the diiectors, ilit‘iughtfully had
7" 1'3”- ‘ ' ‘driyen around to Mrs. (‘rainptou'a
lesldt‘llt'e. /
. Dog Walden Thomas Walsh has
been IcrI busy for the past three
melts in taking care of diseased and
rtrap dogs. lie also has been forced
Ralph nithie siient mi‘esteniay in to call the attention of some dog
owners to the filthy condition of thé‘ir
——~—- ‘pcts. Many of those? who own dogs
Mme Tarlov “its a Visitor in New are hardly able to take care of them-
York City yesterday on business. [selves and he, therci‘oN, toak charge
' —'——- ‘of some them and got
(‘ourt Laurel, No. 106 Daughters Olhonics.
(Emile, will hold its regular meeting months
this evening in llcd .\l-°Ii‘s Hall.
Sew York (Tity onjhusiness.
old and who have not I!
l conference on this
First District Commissioners will be follow.
held this evening in the offices of the
First District, in Wall street. Regu-l
lar business will be transacted.
“a...“
Frederick IScheldler
lstreet, driving
for
~~ he
in his latest
Shop,” at the Regent Monday.
t
[tied until Saturday morning.
|.\Ir. Schcidl-er claimed
was thtlisactt‘ddights on his automobile.
Rl’gukir business
l Franklin
ti'oit,
Club met
of N0. 12 Ilclde't'
them good;
Owners of dogs who are all: Washington
. “119 “TWP“ kiit of Middletown.
'lflSl evening by Omcel‘ Page in \\ “Hm”; 0f fill-3.. 0‘39.
his antontobile‘pd on m
r‘ral gonds~CharIic Chaplin without lights». Mr. Scheidlcr put tip
picture , "The Pawn cash bonds and his case was contin-‘
TOda-Viwith .Vl‘e. .\I.
that. he had New... 11::
He said litisinos:1 meeting and elcctlon of of-
ANI PEISONAI.
News
inaugural-11ml
C. G. e.’ s Hike to Cannondalc. l
'ihe (. ti. ti '5 a newly [tinned club;
at twelve nt Xiurwalk's popular ,HtlHl'si
l‘dtllt‘S hiked to t‘ac-Iondule, last Sut-‘
today. They were entertained at the
home of .\li:~1.~1 Sue (.‘oiey, one of the:
members. A bountiful renast wasl
served. The girls returned by train.
The members of the. club art: Sue;
Coley, Marian ('oates, lielt-n t‘had-i
caync. .‘Iiargueti'e Roselle, Nan Glad-l
ney, Lillian 'l‘w'ombiy, Hannah (Had-l
ney, Elizabeth Slatison. Charlotte nor-l
ham, .‘Iiarion llodw'cll, Amelia Jche_
and liorothy I’tiitting. l
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Harkiris O‘Suilivan.
pretty but quiet wedding-
was p11i1t‘oI-nicd this morn1'
in: at St. Mary's t‘litit‘ch, “llt'll MISS'
ItiIia (ISIIIII‘IaII. of Maple street. i)e-'
(uhie the inde oi Jami-s t‘ llarltlnil.
oi I:u:.~l Ntilbltll; Miss Elizabeth
llarkins “Ho the bride‘.‘. i"il3ll(lltlll.l
and Luke t‘onneally acted llli best
man, The ccrI-Inony was pt’l'l’Ill‘lllt'l‘l
by the llH‘. ’l‘hoinas .l. l-‘inn, After
a short honeymoon. the newly mar-
l'lt'tl couple will I'cs‘tle in Norwnlk,
A I cry
terciiiony
\ir. and lira. ll. .\l.
IIotInt-e the marriage of their daugh-
Icr Kathryn, tott‘harles (:Iildsrhinldt.
of South .\‘~iiwall:, (‘onn., which took
place in Temple Beth Iii. Thursday
afternoon. (let. 3, l'lahlii Leo Mi
officiating. Alter the (“l‘t‘l
mom! a dinner was ItiI'en in the tin-
tel Taller. Mr. and Mrs. (‘iold-V
Lawrence nit-
"t‘lmlldl will reside In the Vendoine
apartments, .\'o. no S‘v‘ldl’ll18\'t‘,’n.
Itiich., Times. J
lilnicr S. Young, proprietor of the
Youngs Lunch of Hartford and 'l‘or-
onto, is stopping at the Allyn lloiiso.
lie reports the lunch business boom-
ing in Toronto and well up to the
maIk in llartford.——«llaitford Times.
Professor latII'rent-e (liezorI' of tli'“
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week-end with his patents, Itir and
. Ix. (l. A. Gregory of llaw'ley aI'og
nae, Bridgeport. ,1.
Gregory of llaw'ley
has issued anl-1
Miss Esther
avenue. Bridgeport,
lil‘ltISIfl for .I llllllt)\\t1'|'l\ party on next
a\I‘cck Tuesday evening,
l’atIiI-k McLaughlin, of Stamford.
visited yeatc'IldII with friends in \‘0r-
walk _ r :1 5
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i Mrs. John .\I. llorst, who has lit-cit
seriously ill at her home. in Ser
street is slowly improving.
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Two bicycles were stolen front
-t'ln0wn persons. The police will in-
iconsed them haIe been w11uIIIed anti a ‘“ Minnie the affair.
matter between
The icguiar weekly meeting of the the town clerk and dog warden will
filed in tho Iniicd States district
court by David Ctirkin and [the Cut“
showing liabili-
‘l‘he initiation plac-
.1 .l“1t l“ l11$l.Tt'.ll.tlD.
The li.i::11iII1 l “hint C‘I. II \‘ii‘. meet
A, Waiting. 1" l‘II nam
.1._v Annual
3d Iilic'1171'""..
during the regular business meeting that while it was true that his else» “a.“ at :13 . (‘ards from :1, to 5
or catholic IUIIlon Council. NO. "I trio lights were. not working he had (“10ka
K. or C.,‘whlch was held last evening the two oil lamps going. lie said; _,_____-i_.._
n
in the clubhouse in West avenue. A‘Ihey were hunting at i
committee has been appointed
the purpose of arranging smokers ing much
which will hereafter be‘ held on the‘tum them up.
last meeting night of every month.
He
——HAVE YOUR LUNCHEON
Served at the Country Club Friday.
. A Trust Company
Should be made depository for:— t 1 .
1 . L'Reserve Funds: That is, money not immediately re-
quired by the demands of business.
2. Money being accumulated for the payment of inter-
.est, taxes, or other future items.
3. Entite limb. and money awaiting investment.
-..If more not a fiepositor, write us, or arrange for a percen-
at interview with one of our officers regarding the adVan-
use: of a Trust Company account.
.1; 4% I’nm‘t Allowed on Savings Accounts. if V ‘
era's TRUST cod
der arrest,
were out. »
' x
o'clock, when:
for an ofilcer told him they were not “W'Ivitz “em “m. ted
“gm and he Md better Clay street by Onlcer Smith for Its-
, 531"“ he stopped:sauu on each other.
the car and turned the wicks higher. l thia morning and
'1’“ 3330 Officer Page 9‘50“ him ““' fined 815 and costs and the charge
311931118 that his “51““ against Jacenvlt: was pulled.
Louis Applclialm and Nathan .lacon-
last evening on
They were tried
Applebalm was
i Lady Washington Lodge will meet
tomorrow evrnlng in Red Men’ II Hall.
There will be roll call and the four-
teenth-anniversary of the lodge willbe
celebrated. The second degree will
galso be worked. All members should
bepres‘ent and bring refreshments
éwlth them. > .
;Sunda_ afternoon, .the' home of Ed
Iward
:tered by bold thieves .in broad day-
light. and on ulster overcoat, a pair
l of trousers; six bottles of wine, a suit
case. and It number or cigaréttea were
stolen The thieves gained entrance
through a back window which they
l first broke. and then unlocked.
trace 0! tin burglars has yet been
dibcoverea. and no clud as to their
identity was left. Inumuch as the
tili’tué was not thoroughly mic
or, say silverware ed,
215;
street Icsterday iiy till-2
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.\ petition III bankruptcy has been.
wF: CARRY A FULL LINE OF
ESTERLING FURNITURE CO
e
l While the entire family was away '
élls. 1 of East avenue was en- ‘
no
llotcliklss III1.lIooI laikt‘Hllt‘, 11pent tlic. .
WARM THE SHIVERY'
AUTUMN NIGHTS
gilt-flit; :lfiillly full nights you need the
PE RF CTlON
SMOKELE§§~ 01L: HEATER
It will make you comfortable without iuss
or trouble. A matth touched to the sturdy
little heater will fill the roam with a glow
of warmth. \V hen everything is cozy, it
can be turned off just as readily.
You can carry the heater around as easily as
a work-basket; wherever you put it, the
Perfection is always ready to drive away
cold and dampness.
The heater burns best with Sormy Ix'rramiz
---every drop is data, smokeless and chuck-
tull of heat. ‘
You will find the Perfection Heater at de—
pitrtmcnt and hardware stores everywhere.
Write for free-descriptive booklet.
For best results use Socouy Kerosene
ard Oil Company of N. Y.
cpt. 56 New Street, New York
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St
Stov
HOWLAND'S
MnMKFmHAmC-uu.
“MOO-l..
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Wednesday, Oct. 25, Igtfic
New coats;
rich and graceful
tuna lliiltlt' iii Iah .til1l i...1.1.itiI'III i1lu~ii. a ltllhll with V
Inticli lllt ainiicai‘aiicc of ‘t ti‘ C ‘t'il .—
. . . .. . . _[;£
tut \Illll \\ltlt' ~liii1t< that 111.1111c giarvltillu so tail- ’
uiirul that lll\‘_\ ban; Ill .ittiai'titc ia~liioii front tlIc
1 t‘l:.
>lioul-
Sonic plain. ~tilllt‘ iini~liul \\llll1lt't‘tli';tlllill oi llli‘
all oi ltiilltl\tl!llt‘ air.
; but
3?
Mich llit‘_\ arc: and lit llillt‘ll \iII'ictI'. \\ lint \t'tintlcr i.
V , ‘ . . .
l1i.ti lllt’} .Ilt‘ \‘.lliiill!f\" Iiiorc anti gitaltr inxnr Iat1li1l’ftv’ i:
l1\ci1llI-nt model I ' i '
. \Iill lllt‘tllllill tit'l‘ I collar an: ‘ 1
lull \\\t11ll‘ mtllll lining: 82;. I 1 (“fl-5’ If
I l V I -
.. llt'ili‘tl nimii-l \\lllI littlt tangy ltIllI‘lit'N \IlI‘ll as hell
I'iiih S30. ’i'
l
Moth-k with Iltt‘]i ~.iil«i5 mllar .tlltl \ltlt'llillil full ‘
\lirtv ‘1" ‘ll 1 9 "'
. ~.I>1“ min” ‘. 1 (if?
.I n a. I 7'
Moth-ls li‘lllllllt'tl with ~-»l\nnl< Iililhflliil on collar—-
\l/1SU1 mafi£¢V31~ » g:
l'lllt' l)lll>ll \\Illl tIIIiiniIIg' III" litmcr on collar and big
lit.I\t‘i' litllltiii~ SIG.
‘ t
.. I. -4 L
\noilici' Inmlcl ll.l\ collar LiIIIl milk of ntitria and it
lIi'tIitIl lianil oi ntItI'Ia cnt'icrlcx litil'tlt‘l' ot' *lIll‘IA’S‘VNl.
liticctitc Inmlcl \\llll l-llil \lxirt and lit-ll culls, has
I'tlgt til t‘tlllsv-S 50 i“’1“fli".\‘.t era-r}... ,
I Inc xilk I'clt‘lur \\llll iltcp \ailor Collar, tinislicd \I‘itll
liantlx i1t ~l<IiIIlI t\])t)>\llll1 on I‘ollar, \"lllln and around lmt-
toni- \Xz. ‘
11?
St‘t‘lllltl lltitir,
Shoes that °
complete costumé
Show that, li_\' their lite and beauty
. and bit of con'
trad, add a note (it noI'cltI‘ to attire. I
Shot-s that wonitn .idinirt licmtm oi ilicst \cII quali— 1
tics and mat tllt)0$t‘ front in “Hull IliIcr~it_I.
It s hardII llt'tL‘SSill)" to in) that tIII_I .II11t iintly made I. 1’
and ot cwellcnt ltatlitiS. fl
Here are examples :--—
Motor boots of high cut. tine black kid, ~tr;l1i “WW"?
‘2'.
l..,
lam) >littt< Ul IIIIIIl tIIic brown or black “m1 top
in gin) III Ili;IIII|I;I11nc- -SIII ,
lllack l\'ii~‘~ia call with top of sticilcnss, - .
liitli [itail and iIorI and liIoIIII .llltl mahogany,
sonit with \Iliiic IiI UraI or (IIIliiniiiinc top «~57.
l1inc liatcut loathci' and kid \\'llll llli'll llt’t‘lS —-$’i
Handsome black kid with top ot 11m} lltl with Incdi— ‘1 ‘
IIIII llt‘t‘1.l—-$h
ll.’llltl\tllllt‘ black kid with top cut 8 to I; inchc~ high "
and with lll"ll heels ,—$t3 $5 and S4 - i
l'atent leather and gun lllt'lal with cloth or leather 1
top and either t'ulian or high heelafls; to Sign. -‘
I
PerfectiOn Heaters
.127-1..l Washington St., 80. Norwalk
1Phon’e 105
Poor and rich are interested
,in a good range, for it re-
duces the high cost of living,
ing» The Stamford range
has all the economies, and it
is built to work.
.To know it is to use it.
1
FOR SALE IY
and also the cost of high liv- l
Mala floor, rear.
The HowlaudDr’y Goods Co
Armour‘s .Pork and Beans, Reg. 15c can .
Monogram Rye Whiskey (Our leader) but.
’A. F. Bookmann & Co.
GRoCERs AND WINE'MERCHANTS
83 and .85 Washington St. ' ‘
ARE YOU SATISFIED
_ . .1 1 WITH YOUR GOMELEXION?
» Tahdmofmm-
calm minim will kt- an ohm
cII'oou Pun: use.» cocoa cowl:
I73 ii
llillltl~ tll <ltunk tl]ltl\>l|lll_>t‘l in from border of ~kirt and '1’ A
‘ Y‘all: Toast Milk Crackers, lb. . ........ . . . 11¢
1 Fancy Maine Potatoes, pk_ 45¢ 1
Fancy Large Santa Clara Prunes, lb. ...... . . . ~15¢
National Biscuit Co.’s Mary Anns, lb. ...... . ..... . .
No. I Royal Plantation Coffee, 35c grade, lb. . ..... 31¢.
Choice Grade Mixed Tea, lb. ...... .. ....... .. .
Large Bottle Creme D5 Menthe for . . .. .......... 9M1
Buchu Gin in 6 ounc: flasks bot. ...... ..
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