THE BOSTON STORE’S
GREAT HARVEST SALE
ousands Of Bargains Today.
Big Savings.
Big Sale «
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The price of potatoes dropped. yes?
lanky, from 60 cents per peck in 50
cents. Why the drop name not»
know. but local people would be Well
pleased to see. some more of that sort
of changes.
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—4Pull line of soils, O’Brien's.
A private car or-oupiod by Mrs.
John W. Gates. wife of the New York
financier. and party. was attnrhod tot1
the afternoon express to l’ittstit:ld.'
Mona. Thursday afternoon. Tire party
was en route to the Gates summer
home to Stockbr‘idge. Mflt‘n
how that [lit oioetion is (not,
merchants will probably start to get'
their winttr salttr unde: way pretty"
soon. Of course. there will not hot
many bargain sales before Christmas,
1 but alter the holidaye. we will all be!
propaircd to purchased things “at out
rnpaous prices! ” l
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total
The coal Que-Mn. while a popular"
one At this time. because of the lrigh‘
price, is not going to be troublesome
for vorv Inna. according to the New
Work commission which has just com}
pleted an investigation into the high‘
prices. The commission says that thoi
price will go down very shortly.
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W. 8. Connors. of 17 Osborne street,
Dnnhury, has Just been appointed an
acting train master of the New York.
New “Haven &.llartford railroad in}
charge. of the Nougatuck Valley and
Waterbury branches. Mr. Connors is
considered one of the most competent
Irish in the handling of contested dis-t
tricta in the employ of the company.
and this appointment is a recognition
of the ability he has displayed in the
work during previous congestions.
F. E. Lewis, whose beautiful place
in Winfield is always much admired
by Mburians and hundreds of auto-
ists from all outer who travel that'
way.” among the principal exhibi-
tors at the wonderful 1Inhibition of
the Horticultural society of New York
which am in tho‘lluaeum of Na-
tural History. in HWY-rt .clty. this.
week. it I: returned that this show-
ing an the most blaautiful one ever
t‘ l’hillpotts.
NFW BOOKS PLACED ”4 SOUTH
NORWALK LIBRARY DURING
OCTOBER, 1916.
iliver'. Maud.
Candles in the Wind.
Lincoln, .1. (‘.
Mary '(iustn.
Jordan. 1-).
Lover's Knots.
(villus, i“, A.
The Canteraoitian.
Ellen.
The Green Alleys.
(Ward, Mrs, II.
had) Connie.
Lippmann, J. M
The Goverttetlr.
‘St. unrky. Simeon.
linlrhaznar t‘ourt.
llowlund. ll. (‘.
Filling "in Own Shoes,
\K'vl‘s, t
l‘. rd» of a Moment.
Hamlin”. A.
\t'aterrm-mln.
I llolnnd. J-
Big Sale
Six l'olntvtl Cross in the Dust.
.llnrraden. ll.
'l‘ht (initiinn Thread.
lieusitih. l-i.
Prudence Says So.
li'irbt‘ll. W. N.
St mud (‘huietn
Locke. W. J.
The \‘i’ondnrfnl Year.
Malel, Lucas
Damnris.
Dodge, ii, i.
Skinner's Dress Suit.
[Diver Maud.
Captain Desmond, Y. C.
Grand. Sarah.
The Winged Victory.
Wells, H. G.
Mr. Brittling Sees it' Through.
Lloyd.
David alonlnt
Brewster, F.
Rhod)‘.
Gardner. G
The Reconnaissance. .
Tamer, G. K.
The Last Christian.
Com-took. H. '1‘.
Place Beyond the Wind.
Maczill. Patrick.
Children of the Dead End.
Piper. liars. .
vavlrla Experiment.
Hickman. A. it
v-Canadian Nights.
Van ale Water. V
In the Web‘ of Life.
anode H43” “3
Etc. tits 3.
Au Amhrtrm Farmer
An ambitious launch. who on farmiugoa shores, determined
to own his farm. He started a Bruit Account He stayed
with the Bank and the Bank with his]. He was a hustler
and his bank wanted hint to win.— Just last week he was
aha tobayhrsiamasdpayailMiont. so you want
some day to own your own Lamas,
innit w‘ithmrrow? ._ *1
In Mr. Knox’s Country. i
Graves. C.
Maids in a lurket.
Van Vorst. hl.
llary Harland.
Brinkman. L. H.
The Breath of Karoo.
Wilson, H.
: Somewhere in Red Gap.
:Moore. G.
The Brook Kerith. ' ,
Hudson, W. H. l
The Purple Land, | I
.Harper. C. G.
Summer Days in Shakespeare Land.
chhens. R. i
The Near East.
hinspero. G.
Egyptian Art.
Gibbs. W. S.
Economical Cooking.
Hill, I. M,
The Book of Entrees.
'nrwen, J. 3.
Auction Bridge.
Winchell. A.
Walks and Talks in Geological
Fields.
l‘ietts, H. B. & Otis. B. D.
Better Rural Schools.
lined. T. B.
Reeds Parliamentary
Mclvor, lvor
Scottish Toasts.
Octavius. C. H.
German Toasts.
Na Gaol. Shane
lrish Toasts.
Addison. A C.
llmnantic Story of
Fathers.
Manon, Capt A. '1‘. ‘
influence of Sea Power on History.
Riley, B. F.
ltlhbnny. A. M.
The Syrian Christ.
Rules.
the Puritan
Dodge. ll. Z.
Gail Hamiltonts Life and Letters.
2 vol. ;"‘ t‘l!’
Jrrsserand. J. J.
I With Americans of Past and Pres-
ent Days.
Cobb, l. S.
Speaking of Operations.
Benson. A. C.
Paul the Mrtral.
Galsworthy, . ,
A. Silent.
Carr-rub. W. H.
Each in His Own Tongue and Other
Poems. ,
looks For The Children,
Besu‘i. Patten.
The Jolly Book of Play Craft.
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why not Mantis i
Towne, C. R.
Big Sale
Big 8
of
Blankets
ale Big Sale
of
Dress Goods
- a, aw an“ ’“L a & ital
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1' qt- aw! ,i
Q ‘~.’-'\:\-
The Jolly Year. ‘
Paine, A. B. r
A REFUGE FOR DEER.
Tr... Renown” and Deep Woods: WI" Connecticut Provide it scram
Book.
The Hollowtroo and Nighta and;
Days.
The
Book.
How Mr. Dog Got Even.
How Mr. Rabbit Lost may Tall.
How Mr, RflbhllLl Big Dinner.
Making lTp With Mr. Dog.
Mr. Possums Great Baloon 'l‘rip.
V'herr Jack Rabbit was a Little on.‘
Diehen’s. Charles.
Thr Trial of William Tinkllng.
Capt. Boldhcsrt the lAtlnGmmmar
Master.
The Story of Richard Doubledlck.
Sweetsnr, K, D.
Ten Great Adventures,
lioolt of lndian Braves.
Terr Girls from History.
Tern not-s from Dir-hens.
Boys and Girlaifronr Geo. Eliot.
Sh‘l'h. E. ii.
The SLO 5' t.“ i\u.. 1'5 Ark (Kin)
Tim Railroad Book.
Perkins. if.
Playtime Sonrtr Old and New.
Mother Goose Rhymes and. Tunes.
The Dannant for Little Folks.
The Tumble lain.
Baher. A. Z.
The Tom Book.
Warren. G. F‘.
Little Topsy Thistle. ,
Little Sallls‘ Sunflower.
Hewitt. E. C.
The Three Little Denvers.
‘ Gates. .l. C.
The. Turkey Doll.
White. S. E
The Land of Foot-Prints.
Warren. C F'.
Little Betty Marigold and Her
Friends
Flatt. 8.
Little Betty hiariaold ands MBVh
Stories from The Old Testament.
Elderdlce. J R.
T. Haviland Hicks Sophomore.
Cooke, E. Y
The Story Club.
Stone. 8. B.
The Kingdom Why. '
Bartram. B. H.
Story my Dongle Told Me.
Lagerlof. Solma.
The Emporer of Portugallia.
» Seawall. M. E!
Betty's Virginia Christmas.
Betty at.Fo:t Billiard.
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convoaarton means.
The Bodwell Realty Company of
New Britainnled the only certificate
:1 incorporation yesterday in the
moo at the minty-o! «so-m.
The many‘haa authorised capital
They Are Extei'tmtnxbed. '
Massachusetts is to have a refuge
itor game birds—~a place that will be
110110th um 3.”me intiolate even when the hunting sea “Hm“. may be re
son is on.
;that the race of game birds may be
,lrept on earth.
gated. some. hunter‘; will profit to the
in this way it is hoped
it they are extermin-
axiant of having lame dinners. or
tanning a few “onus" in violation of
the law.
iuntold losses through the destruction
And the (armors will suffer
of crops by pernicious insects which
the birds now help to hold in check.
(onnectieut has some reftrarlr for
flame birdsmprovlded through the ac-
tivity 'of the State Audubon Society.
and the generosity of private individ- ""99 '0 Six inches.
only.
But Connecticut has no refuge for;
its deer. -
The last session of the
Connecticut Legislature destroyed the.
law protecting deer just as cited
tivoiy as it destroyed the law protect-
ing civil we‘vice. The pretense which
accornpanled the action in the one
eat-e was inst as much nfa fmveslv as
in the other. The object of looting
the civil service law was to get jobs;
the object of looting; the game law
was to let hunters shoot door.
The State Game Oomnrliuioner esti-
mated at the end of the last hunting
sertson that. It the rate. of mim-
" tlon than maintaining.
the. State
would soon be without deer. Another
hunting moon is at hand. the gun
am will be out in lanes. and the
'o’cnats $15 to!
JACOBYS
lien’ s Suits and
Charge Accounts Opened -
' ilUWt'H’“,
ttuuntry and is the author of 1
her or religious works.
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MAKES RAPID HEAMV;
(Per will probably vanish.
it i.» a shame, but it is too late now
it) do anything about it. We hope.:
that the next sessiIm’Of the!
Legislature will restore the former
law, titaLilre stotk of deer in Con-
newed from aerols:
thr borders of neighboring States,
where these innocent and harmless
creatures are still protected—Bridge-
port Telegram.
Add This Fact to Your “or.“ ‘.
Knowledge,
Kidney disease often adv”
rapid that many a person is tit-u
it map before aware of its ~
Prompt attention should be an. ‘
slightest symptom of Eden). “
aluminium? " "’9"? 19 a dull min in the .
m norm-r oaxorra. “‘3’?th dizzy spells or .y
"Erma. Mont. Nor. “firearm. “not" feeling. or it the
“GNU”! are offensive.
em Montana was experiencing yes-
terday the first real blizzard of the
winter. Snow was general through-
out‘Pricltiey Pear Valley and north-
ern Montana and fell to a depth of
and attended by pain. procuraa
kidney remedy at once.
Yo townspeople
Don ldney Pills. Read tho m
ment of this South Norwalh
Mrs. A. LaCroix, 70
South Norwnlk. aaya: “l ha
Dean's Kidney Pills in the . ,
very good results and I no A
a reliable medicine. Some
1 was troubled by kidney u
I suffered from my back and
he" were irregular in action.
SOLDIER VOTE MAY DECIDE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ll.-—Addi-
tional returns from the Twenty~first
congressional district indicate that
the race between W. E. Tobias. Dem-
ocrat, and C. H. Rowland. Republi-
can. is very close and that it probably
will take the soldier vote to decide
the result.
trouble since "
Price 50c. at all dealers. Don’t
ply ask for a kidney “.1...
Dean’s Kidney Pills—the sang,
cured Mrs. LaCrolx. Postgr-
Co., Props, Buflaio, N. Y.——Ad'
REV DR. CHAPMAN
UNDERMES OPERATION.
NEW YORK. Nov. lt—Rev. Dr. J.
Wilbur Chapman. noted Presbyterian
evangelist. was operated on success-
fully here yesterday for intestinal
trouble and gall stones. Dr. Chapman
held pastorate in Albany. Philadel-
phia and this city and as an evange-
list has labored in all parts of the
to-
-a wrse MERCHANT ,
«Iranian his goods. If be m
.t in a large way.heusos'l‘ho
classified "For Sale" columns.
on the oflice and an adv. man- .
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“Furniture of Al Grades
For every room in the house at the lowest possible priced. .2.
We will gladly reserve purchases for future delivery. "
1 A new line of small Pieces suitable for Wedding, Anni
versary or Christmas Gifts.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Flrone “3-3.
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«stack «6mm .1! adinto 50M
shares. It will. b nainaa with
{1.020. The taco or: are Ban.
1741‘ Bodwell, F. E“ Cmdall and
muons ‘
m was only one other earth:
amormdaemy.“
of the Whitefield Supply Company of
Hillard. which announced that the
name of the odaoem had been chant:
t‘qamommm
‘wmnrrwuam
‘MWW’GGMQIF,
Van Stoumamflmmi
GL1 )‘Vii’lt’S
EST. 1897
Electron is Over ;
Perhaps
You're rm
. or ‘ ‘
lash: a Loan-
English-gm
A‘Pair Oi
i‘Hauan Shoes
The BestShoes for-Men
Johnston and Murphy’ 3. Siater’s and Emerson.
makes.
Call and see some of the min lasts for fall.
We Carry a Big Line of Hosiery
WY 3: ’
81> WAWN In!“ »
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