may nov.‘ xi; 0‘
cm tiis
John H. Walthourn bu arid the'
prowny at 6 Fairvin avenue to (for.
nelim H Kalle, 0(17 loberrnott1
street.
0
t
mien; coal and burns it long-1
er. Yu, that's just what the Burnhun
(‘otty Comfort Boiler does. Lord I:
Burnham Co. ltvington N. Y. i
Mr and Mrs Eterett Buckley and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Dowd will
attend the Yale Princeton game Sat
urday ll Princeton and over Sundny
at Atlantic City. The trip will be
made by auto.
/
. Trinity (‘luh Minstrels. Hoyt's
Theatre, \“l‘dllt‘b‘tli‘. y evening. Nov. 22]
Tickets one, 35c. and 25' c. “
W..,._ .,...— _ .-,,_..
“gunk-oi i. until“. imam M I“? on
sttz'tt-d to emu
rate it 1» grown; now. It IN rail 9
EAST
NORWALK
..~
"lllll" Benedict I'll}0_\(‘d his usual-
t'ishing trip ye.~te1day atternoun :1an
t-aneht a large number of smelt.
A barge loaded utth sand was tou-
ed from Long inland to the Raymond
llrothers' dot-it by the Addie \‘. 2nd,
yesterday.
The prayer Itt'ething of the East
Avenue M. E.
evening Rev. llr.
charge of the meeting which was
‘ largely attended.
There was a skim of ice on the pud-l
tiles in the roads lllla morning, which1
the rillrth \\'t vi:
Church was held last:
Fairbanks had.
nhl.‘ PM Al 1.4:
it will lav lu'tu ell-Mull
to tie up in baby ribbons
East Side merrbants are cmnploiu
in: of the very high cost of KW"
inodun'. White potatoes have reach
ed an extraordinary price and at the
prt-sent tinu succl potatoes, 3 one
time luxury, now «out less than one
half at: much as “lrish” potatoes.
This is unprecedented. One local
interchant showed a Sentinel reporter
at half dozen pumpkins which were no
larger than ntellons and stated that
the pumpkins o't‘t‘v the last he would
br- uble to buy this fall at any price.
It rather look» its though the dellc
ions. bottle-made pumpkin pies, thP
kind that mother used to make, will
bu» source at the Thanksgiving festiv-
iii 5 this year.
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HEAT FIRST
Safety follows. by using th: Bert Grades of our
C 0 A L
We ofler you more unitu of heat per ton than Ordinary
Kinda. it pays to use the Best. that ha a wormi efiect
and a oomlortahlo satisfac t’on to the customer. n{ct us
demonstrate and pron ourY assertion by sending us‘ your
order now.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3.
.t37 Wa-hington St.
..-.-_-- ‘35:..__J‘...- _ _. ,..._.
ll
A meeting of the
St Andrew will
u: 3' 1‘. o‘t-iOck.
ot‘ Mont t‘lair. Nov Jersey. will be
the "Aggressive Work of the Broth
erboud.”
Dunctnnr Saturday night. Town As
sembly llull. Grace llrothers’ 8 piece
orthet-itra with ICathedral chimes.
The t‘ iv). Sliillrion t‘ompuny has up»
plied for permits to «wet t-uo build-
ings ut its place ot’ busqu-s; in. lowvt‘
(‘nnnl ctreet. title will he it htol'w
hottw, to cost $1.700; the other will 2
he illl addition to ll‘~" ltt‘em‘llt store»
house, to (out about 700.
or A A. Sz-otield will do the \\'t)l'li'
Stumt‘orti Aslxot‘ate.
. People unite upi t‘ourts de-
cidted. So long us till
1 or jen‘eler does not cure for new-
I. .ltile's (‘t'l'liflt'itlt‘, sells Huntley. Ito and
eyotexting as long as he
(10th not uw scientific
{or that pttrpoue. Also I prny untl
lll'L't’ it’ oye testing is wanted that you
'Hlllr'llll it real eye doctor :tntl l‘t‘t‘l‘th‘
a “fill!“ pnvaeription, the only richt
nnd t‘hl‘altt‘H \vny for every one. l’rt‘»
H‘rllltlmis carefully llllttl (‘hutles
llrztttd, (‘xpt-t‘t wutrhntuhcr. jeweler
and (mlltlllll, South Norwulk, was in
business long before ”to new law in
Connecticut eye testiu: wv‘nl
into effect.
tllt‘
Illt‘illlR llU
.tlntut
ittt‘uuw oi .t number of lili‘tlllllt‘l'
“stuntiingx whit-h the Bridgeport >tttmlt
«lurk SHYS lit“ has diucovered ol lute,“
loud automobile ittnurnuce utldl‘l‘Wl‘ll'i
ers have been warning their client,» 1
who hold liztbllity policies on automo-
biles that three are, smitten in three
classes, and to be observant thut ullz
rules are kept it they wish to benefit
by the insurance in ‘use of accident
()no class insures the owner 0! the;
«or against liability from accident; a
second (hoot inuut‘t-n the owner or uny
of lll‘l entplnyt‘tt. and a‘ third clans int
sures unybotly driving the machine
The first Cldl‘lil in written at the loo
est rnte, the others being higher in:
rute. as the rink is grentor. ‘
M
'l‘uo government itutpeétors repre-i
sentinn the interstate commerce tom
mi~t=ion are in tlu tity inspecting lo-.;
(0].; . stt‘t 4. .\tt\ \tt“l( \oW Hag
ven and llnrttotd railroad as the en~F
zines come. into the. roundhotute nftt‘l'F
finishing their r.uns The lnttpectors:
frequently inspect the engines and it
has not been an uncommon thing for
then) to ordot one or two kept of! tht‘
regular runs until some defects found
by the inspection are repaired On
this inspection six engines were or
dered- kept out of sert'lce became of
some trouble. Frederick W» Nelson
master mechanic of the. Western dt l
vision. who is here while the inspect-F
ors are at work said that three Of!
the engines taken off have already
been repaired and are ready (or ser-
vice and that the number of locomo-
tives taken out of service will not
(ripple the setvice in any way. ”Dan-
bury News.
Cfintlilllii
the heigths of business suc-
cess can be aided, material '
l}.- by associating your hunt-
ncss-‘wtui a bank at mg.
‘uhediSn-engih, Sent“ 1
Shcurity. We want your ac-
! count, you will find our la-
.. CWW to: . ._
"1 acting youth: maximum fin
W at! gut-vice: ~.
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2
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t
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2... held m Trinity The ice ranged from one eighth of an”
Young llt‘n‘n t‘luh room this el'ening inch ‘0 one icon it nt :tn inth in thit--k
’l‘ltomn: W. Dennison, “985-
The cement foundation for the newF
pl‘l‘hl’m. and more.“ the members on mill pond dam “as laid issterday DY. ll
contractor Fred.
work will be httil‘le‘tl today.
Stevens in uh-‘lfillng \tt. Hodge in this House tonight. at 7. ti sharp.
work.
The Men's (‘lnss
nue Methodist Episcopal Church has
been invited to attend the opening 0!
the. new Y. M. t‘. A. building in Green-
wich, Sunday.
mode pedostria: is hit up and take no
Brotherhood of lite of thw tail that Miller is at hand. 1 Row AYTON:
mobiles. A
(‘ontractv Norwalk is expected.
Freak bots hnvt- t'tllllt‘ and gone. but
there is one
on town-r
Nnru‘ulk young
up”. himself not to nlmlr
republican randtdzttv-
at)“,
instruments tle more than
1.:rge numbers or (links and genie
it the shore this
the ..
A meeting of Rowayton l‘ll'l' not]
ill be held in the More
llturu (‘otpa u ”on
Hodge. The upper
William '
member in utged to he prestm.
tlrocer Robert F. Sculz has. ill»
stalled a new refrigerating plant in-
hin ‘stom in llovsttiton avenue. tin
of the East Ave-1
ll WASHINOTON STREET
preparation to bundling a full line of
November l9. The par»
eyes in the
(unit [month in Stnmio: d \‘t ednenlav
night. 'lhc locul boys were the re
w. th bills on and there is no unci-
lit to but what tit. _\ made an oxt‘eIIt-ttt
llllpl‘t‘nfilou
Paving opt Mom in ltmvavton
avenue ert’ totumcncod \eatetduv.
'lht- (“Wit mixer darted at l‘en
noiet ntteet, :tntl walking In a south-
erly direction, reached a point ulmoxt
.t hundred feet beyond lhe junttion
. . . of North il\t-‘lltlt‘ wtth lion uyton The
M '5 “U“ “Mm". 101' h” mg!“ paving was extended ttom the nu lt‘l
M‘hmwh “l““im‘ l“ 1“" a ”1' on the out side of the street to the
n week past. he has middle of the near trolley "'8le
(‘hurch at
the journey in auto
loge tlelezntion from
which \vilI seem to run
mind of :in Enst
llo pledged
tor a month it
was defeated
in llit‘
fl'll“\'\
THRIFT
You can make every nickel you spend return you a dividend
And with the. dividends you can build up a
Substantial Savings Account
at
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
All at no cost to you.
\ on t.lll .tun nu. .ttc it \inillgx \tL‘tllllll \\llllulll tiiot'l
ju~t nil; lot lnuk tonpon lm‘ltttks \iith t\cl\ tash putth
itxt‘ tlip yuut nun toupons—~\ttnch thtm to the havinpx
l c'rtilit ttt ii~ l (‘1 tlitutiom‘. .‘mtl tlcpmit llltlll in lllt \avtn u
i'lcpntltnent ot
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
21ml. lx't'_;ttlnt' Swings lltnk Interest.
i ll ‘t
Why Merchants are Interested
' in this Thrift Movement
Ht. Yaltu ot mntinuous patronage and good- -will ot the
buying publit is the incentitc for the use of Bani. Loupon
Limits. In otlnr \vortls the mtrchant l‘tallluh‘ that tin
zuttount he spends in \erlOUS mtthods ot udicrt 3111;: while
it ttta§ hilng him some llalli'. nit-ans .\l)l lllXt. to hi<
tustomcr, he 01 Slit. not itching .tttv tiirtct lK‘lltlll from
the money so cwenrlcd while on the contrary. the odor
tiou by him of the Bank C upon t ltccks ststtm gin-s to
his customer a value for pt ‘rsonztl use equal to the amount
so expended by him and t lllx itmtttw lllt tr toutiuuous Pit
troIIaWc and good- “ill.
lltarg- atcmtnle (mt 2‘ tllt\ to lt:.mtllt‘ .tlltl tittig‘rt‘Ssitt
tttttchauts arc \villinu to g . .1 with tll\t(llllll to t'nme \\ltt)
pa} tnsh tor what the) bu..
.\ discount in Lush tin; ~ not intlutc )1)“ or tlt. thildtcn
to ho tltrifty——tltc tctnptati .1) ix to ‘ltlltl it. ll ink ( oupon
thinks co. upcl thrift .
The following Progressive Merchants Issue Bank Cou-
pon Checks with Every Cash Sale:
E. S. ADAMS, NorWnlk. NEW YORK GROCERY
ART EMBROIDERY (Wm. Thompson), Nor-
snoe. South Norwalk. walk-
BOSTON STEAM CLEAN- NORWALK HARDWARE
ING AND DYING co., 00-. Nov-Valk-
Not-walk. NORWALK SUPPLY
BEERS’ MEAT AND PRO- SHOP. Norwallr-
HORACE R. NASH. South.
Norwalk. ‘
NORWALK BOOT SHOP,
VISION C0., Net-walk
and South Norwalk.
CLIFFORY PHARMACY,
South Norwallr. Norwalk. e‘
A J. COLLINS co. South. . MISS x.'A. POLHEMUS.
. Norwalk. South Norwaik.
s. M. DAHER&C0.,South 10.5 D1 PROSPERO Nor-
Norwalk. Walk
Dmnnow‘ & MILLS . STERLING FURNITURE
. South Norwallt. ' CO., South Norwalk.
EAST INDIA TEA co “Rm" BROS" 5"“
South Norwalk. "m
. _ TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
JOSEM’S DEPARTMENT . South Nomlk
STORE"- South‘Nomlk- HERMAN VooEL. Em
E. M. ACKSON. Nomlk. ] Nor-walk:
mxtllm &‘ c0... South“ t‘ ROYAL GROCERY. u
Elm-walk. South Main (In one
.‘mrn'u anon 3mm i future)
These merchants are entitled to your loyalty and sup-
port and. the Wain you give them will bring its
own rcvéordin hank depends ‘as well as the 6|“:qu oi
immune ”it? or you} “my:
menu. .
. 'l‘ht llowatton lltutn ( otps nus llll l
I)' will meet the members of the South rynooure M all
Norwalk (‘ongrugutimmt
215. und make
demo l
l
Fru Dells/cry.
Women’s Mahogany Shoes
In Dress and Sport Models
Are among the new arrivals and are sure
to please.
Our Line of Hosiery is most complete
and includes all of the new and standard
shades.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
TELtPHON! 14753.
Escallops--Wartanted Dry
All Kinds oi Fresh, Salt and Canned Fish
Long and Round Clams and Oysters
We Have the Best
BRIDGE FISH MARKET
'Phonu 105 and 100.
.. 3‘4.
Q Is the Heart; at Your Home
i As yon gather about the family board you mint tooth
‘ fellowship, hospitality and sociability.
4 rooms in the house none deserves more attention as to.
§ furnishings than where relaxation, comfort and
.i Our store invites your inspection of all that is distinct-
“ tencc is at your dispOsal in selecting the proper combina-
.DFF|NlTION OF CHlROPRACTlC
My a wrench twist or sprain in the
l 'uttr lit..- in the ditterent organs and.
. int-ha
; ltrottgb hurloutztnc the nerv
1 rents in your body.
1 .t lltt- spine. You will never regret . .
I’M“: the Chiropractor ‘ chance mung into the stomach from wet. u. 7’
thet o . ' - ‘ '
P y ‘1 mouth a source of potmn to the syn-
11 North Main St.
4‘W‘ ' '21-.
non‘vl“' ‘ v.
thoughts and habitltlut will redound veny. mute the H
Who“ Wouldn’ t be thankful for
.ngt
J EVcrybody enjoy: its delightful music and every hostess will
be glad to have the Victrola help in the entertaining. ..
“‘ISuch a splendid instrument is something for which to be
truly thankhill'L 0::
Come in :tnd‘~ “e 'll gladly demonstrate the V ittmla untl plat v till’ i. noritc
”a
music.
The Victmln rthown in iilmtration is thr \‘irtrola XlV, $l50.
:t:,'lrn $‘5 to $356. Victor's 3H") to $1C0., lluw tt'rtm, ll tlcsiml. \
(ltltcr
Stock of Records Always Complete
DONNELLY'S
16 So. Main St.. So. Norwalk, Ct.
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—q~- .m -,....
TheDmmg lloont.
in that in the dining room centers the true spirit of good .'
Certainly of a. '
constant
association call for harmonious, pleasant surroundings.
ly worth while in dining room furniture—and our exper-
tion. Our prices make buying an easy matter to all.
The New SS cience lNhlllrf; HHS PFOVlded
human beings \tith teeth for chem.
it is in the mouth- that" i
the first a it] one of the most important
Chiropractic is the definition of the.
cause of the disease and the art at
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
their food.
both. E193 it done in childhood h “S in (“Milim‘ ”1"“ ”INS “‘W
t treateu pinched nerves and pain in tlt‘til)'t’d teeth should be, allowed 5,
2 was
rtmztin thtie; they should either it“
‘ t‘httoprat‘tors remove the cause at flllmd
Iiseane and pain. health is restored:
Female trouble: Fdoivn teeth Llid roots and the tlepouitt
:tten specml attention; also curvatureru‘ourtd them, make every su‘allvuw so. ‘4‘“
crount-tl or extracted. 131'th
Magnetic trenmntil given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
84 Washington St, Bo. N-rwaltt, Conn.‘,
Grlduate from Palmer School.
:tem, instead of healthy loud.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
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l" 50. Main St. 3‘. Not-walk, Com
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lend-yo by appointment only.
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
Steamship Tickets
Iéents
.I. M. Layton&C0.,lnc. ‘
a and Upholsterin .
Houn93.m.t05p.m.:7tolp IL
We Do Furor
ture Repairing.
N otarics‘ Public
5 Railroad Ave.
George. W. Coffin, Jr.
UNDERTAKER
Office and Residence
Send a card or phontii I
for man to call and?
4 Belden Place, Norwalk
Phone I44:
Lady Attendant.
give estimate
GLOVER’S'
A. J. Angevine & S l . -
Co.
EST. 1897
Some” of the Best
Sellers
When
Special Values in
Household Nee‘ds
$2.25 Enameled Double Savory 59c. Largo Galvanlxed Coal
.Roaotero, ulf batting and and Hour at ................ 48c.
browning, at ........... $1.49 89:. Giant Bathroom SNEWEI,1W '
25c. Riouml chopping Bowl. It inches tongue ......... 596;
10c. 24 inches long at ....... 79c.
Long Handled Stair Whisk _ 75c. Wt! Enameled Bath Tub
Broom- ............... 30c. Seats ......... 59c.
Galvaniud Rotary th Sifters
$195 $1.26 Out Gino Pickle Notice
75:. Large Zinc Walk Boards 98c.
1oat. .................... 59¢. Bran Extension Roth . . .. .ac.
Oqt. om Emmuod Water $3.00 Large size Galvanized Ash
1Pails .. ................. 25c. Cam. with cover at. 02.40
Sc. Wued Sandwich Paper 50c. Galvaniled Garbage Can.
3 for 10c. 30c
6%. 4 qt. Blue and White Enam-
eled. coating Pot: with bolt Pudding Pan: . ...... 10c.
handle and enamel-d oovor $1.50 1 qt. Worms- Aluminum
............ .400. Rte. Dollie-It. .. .29
$1.50 Lam Silo Unlvonai rm 25o. Hot Waur Boiler Tonal
cum-u...........st.zo Rum ....... 19:.
250. Straw Table Mats 10¢. Drona Atumlnum Pouch
y‘ Grey Suede Top
150. Wire Sink Stralners at 10c.
45°. 1 qt. Wearaver Alumlnurn
' F0611" VALUE
100. at at 6-131; 9 as. can.
Albert F. Gehébe‘
Phone 10094! Prompt Delivery
3 Washington strut.-
Sum Dyna; £4: Clea
FMy'l-om “mm Dyan. mm... no.
firm mmmmcmmm
Ladies‘ 8 In. Lace Boot
Black Calf Vamp
Eyeglasses
Are Needed
. A Stunner ; Either for relief of handle" ,
Black Ca” vamp . or to better the Sight, t‘ltm f
White Calf Lace Top nothing that will take tfij.
Wing Tip—English Last place of them. ‘ ‘
. Come to us-and we willm ‘
' de’r you a real serVice when
‘ , glasses are required.
Imitation Tip Louis Heel
Hm‘si Another
All Black Calf Lace
Neolin Solo and Heel
WARM LINED SLIPPERS
ElwoodGzGl‘over
IanhingtonSt."
The “This on eye— Wee ‘
Oculilts, Optometrists, Optlclarwi 5
‘ 57 Atlantic 8o" Stamfoni,‘ count
F Open Sat. till 9 p. In. that. 15!?"
. F .
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Bill Taltes the C“
i s'omotim my. Mn: animation}
tWhent nevus: errands donut: ~
‘ ’Cauae ltdon't like to hang my].
And think too much or m.
‘ THE GREATEST
.Sotith— ROWING
Fmble’s Pies . But when she comes out on Ill.
The most 9000““ $33.23;: .232: $233....
dessert. Sold at all '
-r! '
”€05 \
, .. i ‘ '_-~W ‘
.‘M ’4 n.” .. ,
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, l‘tl love to go to m Ill-hi
him! get some coho mkn: ‘
it And got some cake for“?!
F stores. Try till“ i
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