. _,, at each step). a gai- i
7‘” d We as hot as can
JV bl. a few choice rays of
w , the kind that .
ua glad. a ton or so
humd, of briritstone i
' a bit, a dozen sticks of
-' - 'te and place all in a
. A dressing made of hot-
mixed with a little
Build New This Fall?
_ If 5°. live painting and repair bills. You want
shingles to laat no that will not have to be re-ehingling
every little while. CRE DIPT stained shingles are manu-
factured from Delected cedar. creosoted and stained any col-
or declred. They .laet twice as long at natural wood and
brush coated shingles. They nve usual expense of paint-
lng and repairing. You avoid all the muss, inconvenience
and loss of time “staining on the job."
Oi courie we have natural cedar shingles if you prefer,
the best of each grades.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Are You Going to Reahingle or
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must now be sprinkled ‘
-»-then let it go to grass. ,
Now leave it for ten
“and years until it's
My blended, then ‘comc
around and you will say
~““Tbis lot of coal is splen- 1
THE
FERRIS COAL
' COMPANY
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ANDREW DAVEY, Inc.
98 Washington St. South Norwalll
PHONE 410 “ my» PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY
VVA
Very Fine White Leghorn BEST SRIMP
RICE EGGS Wet or Dry
3 “"3 {Ur 17¢ 42¢ rloz. 2 calls for 25¢
El:
COFFEE SALE
19¢ Ill. TEAS All Kinds
5 lbs. r...- 90¢ 29¢ 11..
PURE CATSUP
Largo lmt. 15¢
Kiwi. iltil. 10¢
Special Blend
Extra Large Prunes
2 lbs 25c
l maxim Those not
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{Marcus ll. Holt-mull today proclailtlr‘tli
ilN'ol. 3b. as 'l‘ll. rtksxitillu Ital) ill t‘on l
Illcc-ticllt. ‘ g .3 .
l'llo rim-ulllolll toilou's:
A l‘lti)(‘l.:\.\l.~\'|’lt).\':
lll tlw old days. uhrn tltll llllllllr'
iilitl lull-hill llll' t‘llti ut ltu- ha \. 4,‘
till) \\t’l'l' “out to t‘tlllit‘ logrtllcl Ioi
uiw tlllilrd thanks to “(ill tor Iiu‘
hal'r lite-s ”t‘ lard «would tho .wllltt
lo‘HI iio llud lilH‘ll. and Hlv hard “(in
ill’t‘t‘lllllll. iit' ililil )ichiod to lholn.“
'l‘o tho t')l'.-' of oth‘ lauds. till-ils'
Pulls not at happy ltlt 'I‘lld‘ll). liltlht‘:
,tllili‘l' lands lll‘c htmml hymnth tho
‘scoulge 0t uar: llll‘il' lllt-ll zit-F hilli~
l Hod down by thousands, \mlllrll know
will" and L‘lllitil‘t‘ll llungrl': lilt‘il' villi-P.
.arn ltt't‘tilllillls'. \\‘:l.~tt- plan-s and lltllllt'S
:zlutl iitlil>t‘.\' ot lllllulllill; Today. our
l'ulds hun- l'iln'llt‘li to a \uonnllolls
lllHl‘\t'.\l, limit of his choosing calls
to every man, and omlollutlily Upt‘lls
.o him a thousand doors. “t'ilillti our
.lu't‘ull barriers, pom-o and plonty L‘o
. llultd ill hand, and lilt‘y who but yes-
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwnlk's Leading Dry Goods Store
Our Annual Fur Salc_
Closes Tonight
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Do not miss this opportunity to select Furs from
the largest and most varied display this city has
ever seen.
Every Piece is Ready for immediate Delivery
,tllirliotll. as a day of THANKSGIV-
’ll\'<‘. ,and l roqucst tho citizcns of this
| , , ‘istato to sot that day aside as a day
‘ W HIGH when they may call to mind how truly
.- lilt‘ht‘ blonsillus wo enjoy arc duo. not
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SHALL lT BE Rolled Cats 6 lbs. 250 jninmfln‘,“lI.".'§'..."Tnii.‘..-’.‘.i'.'li,.‘." £33K...
SUCCESS I 2:“le wlmm‘ ll Is in gyro-”3.1m ml“.
y. I" a
of FIDBBt creamery Butter 380 lb (:mn lllltlt‘l' my hand and the soul
FAILURE; of tho state at the Capitol, in Howl
‘itl!d, this t-iullloculh day of Nowm'
. ‘ : ohmintl iti'l.'l,().-
SETTLE the cash PurChaseS Bank coupon Cheeks ' 'l‘il'lulsallll lilltl“"lrill‘l’ltiI't‘tinltllilogifit‘t‘lil,‘
QU-mTION ‘ .allll of tho illdt'lii‘uilt‘llt'l‘ of tho l‘lli-'
B T k' e r‘ i”! Stairs. tlu- om iittlltll‘t'tl lllltl
y a mg a t , - ‘ T ‘oi‘ly ‘lm, ...
COURSE In EaSt Indld [ea (10- \iiiltn‘iils‘) ll Hill . -
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‘ ' lily lli< HM‘t‘Ht‘lll'y's (hilltlllalld:
i ' . ' . i'liAlilJ-JS u. ul‘uxrzs,
. .. . . Tel. 371 125 Washington Street , .
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.. n“ Burmess 1 m ,
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' ~ CO ege ‘ SPECIALS TODAY [mfg lltll Willi
South Norwalk Profit Sharia Coupon; with Cash Purchases. 14¢ it w..-:_ '
s r . p n . . SHOULDER ST AK ...................... . . g . .
' Q d ° Chm" SIRLOIN STEAK ...................... gig ii flout Says Young Wycltotz ls lullE
.__~_ - PORTERHOUSE STEAK .................... l. . . . - ‘
\_ . LEGS or SPRING L MB .......... . ......... 24cm “ml“ *0 “"5"“? 0"5 i" .
i w . LOIN LAMB CHOP ........................ 28¢ lb. Belay . .
Merchants Profit RIB LAMB cnops ............... .. ......... 24¢ H» .._.__... ,
‘ ~ . o .ludxo Edwin ll. Gutter of lill‘ Sn ‘
' PI . v ’ t' ‘t h -‘ t think wry nluril
Shal'mg coupons Beers mea‘ and oViSlon C0. liilmilllooutlioI(l'tii'l:lli‘li,t'c ot‘ Siilln'ord l".
‘ l\\'_' it it {St mt rt, 1 u l .\'oru:ltk~
' (2 Stores.) ‘ln‘goiilg (inn i‘o £(‘i'ltti’ilultntltll‘l u di~
till all Cash Sales 6 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST. “It: gonna lhisl wllo. w... ”a.
- " .S‘. i lc'ln llt‘lll *0
—“‘—' South Norngk. Phone ”80' Norwaik Phone 88" i('tlitt(:t.s0‘tlt l’iilrtitiid t‘tiiintyf, "I tll‘ll‘ii
lthlzlk .\lr. Wyckol’t is rullllud u. my
"r - _ . -. ._ ..__..__._. ~—-» -~ —--- much consideration from this t‘llllT'il;
' il l ‘ lltto' t l-l:,'," h‘ sa' I. ”ll
Word Phatmacy' ' 1 ‘lillrirullilI lordizriid ‘(foull‘lSt‘l in xiiitf uni
' ‘: s .. i ll ~l ll int r'lhlu ono
‘Main and Elizabeth Sts saturday SPECla S ”Si“?!- 0 ‘0 “‘"H‘ H i
' i 'l“ * \\';.k t" Ilvtrco c: so pl'ollliSI-S';
I I LEG SPRING LAMB .. ..................... 22¢ H‘- ‘310 [lie ()‘lli‘otlil‘tllli‘ ('t‘lt‘llll'fllt‘lti llltlil‘i-i
Phones 8334533 FRESH SHOULDERS 18¢ H) :nlonlal sopurutton btlttlcs of Ho coua .
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ii ' Ln t .\l r‘b the wire institutod;
ficate and Coupon Free PORK ROAST """ '°' """"""""""" 19¢ ”L idivot‘sce prd‘clicdings and later brougtllltl
' FANCY OHIO TURKEYS . . . . . . . . . . .......... 32¢ ill. gun action for allocation against. 1 0
mother of her husband. There “an 9.
_._~-- m _-- ., l SHOULDER STEAK . . , ..................... 14¢ lull. lcluiln tor the custody of the child
njgolel Virgin O‘Neil
‘ VOCAL STUDIO
‘3 West Avenue,
SouthsNorwalk
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FREE DELIVlERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
land alimony. The husband entered.
{through Foster o2 Morgan of Bridge-:
port in detcnSo.
Along in August. it was rumored
that the husband ‘ilad instituted di-
vorce proceedings against his wife in
Norm. The rumor proved true
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For particular. 1 :r N H: ' , . the
' ' ° alk. orwa ~ when service was made upon
mqmre at Studio SOUth N 1"" - wife. The husband alleged all sorts
_-_- fl rd...“ -—-— of things. as the copy of tho complaint!
subsequently printod in The Bridge-
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idea of good style—and at,
to please your sense of}
PHONE 909 , PROMPT DELIVERY
Great. ® ‘Tea Co.
124 Washington Street
Sultana Coltee
l .u. Cullimm for the wife recited tho
port Post, indicated.
Pleading: Entered. .
Counsol for Mrs. Wyckotl, (.‘ulllagu
and Cullinan of Bridgeport, entered
their pleadings as usual. The defend-
ant demurrer! and lost, claiming non-
rcsidonce. .
This morning the plaintiff moved
for want at answer. in presenting
the plea former City Attorney Thomas
conduct of the husband In bringing
suit in Nevada after accepting the
jurisdiction of. the Connecticut courts
I
tolday scorned our crude youth now _ ‘
‘Himt’ sticking the \‘ol‘y crumbs that ,,__ - - , _A __.__~..H-- -
'l'utl trout our lttlllt' m 5 m wanted at least 't month‘s. O O O o 9 e o o o o o 5:. o o e o e _o o o 0.“
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(non llldcld. has btcn vol) hood to m urn-pan- ”w ”USS hill. 3.. .”.”.”.”.”.”.«.”.«.”.”.”.”,”.”.00.”.“.”:”.”. ’o”o.
. us and the least that we owe to Him . . i , .. .. t‘ st .v llod 0’. °.’
1" our lll'lllk‘ ,H‘ I w« . .- “iltll In (as: \..ls n. .l : o.-
. ‘ . h” a ' "V - iudnc i‘:|“t‘l‘ ashod \i’ili‘lllt‘l‘ it was .. .'
‘lllt-lll, not singly, but as one people, 'nm ”HIM?“ whorc tho parties ro-lmcd- ’9
l designate Thursday. November the ' 0 .
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nil owr t'tuh. Arizona. how .lcrscy. ‘ z
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H. Krieger .&Co.
t‘olorado. (‘lllilorll‘lfh and oTsowfin‘o I‘ll 00 .
lilo llllld tor somo pllrposc or other. .3. .
(‘ollnwl nodded their heads.
latter hearing Judge Foster's plea, 90 e.
Mr. 3.
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cross ‘ 0
West Washington Street
2
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Wind Up of Our Coat
which was answered briofly by
t‘ullinlm. .ludgo (Elinor luudo tho
marks uboyo. He also said that this
((llll‘l carod uotlllul: about lilo
complaint. The only thing to be com
smorol.‘ was mo answor and ”it oroorv
lo llb- our ill ono nook “as math,
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DR. WALSH’S LECTURE.
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Program to be Presented in the Pat- 3.
“-4! 3:1 Suit and Blanket Sale. ii:
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or i‘oluulbus. l'l'illlliN‘S a rnro trout)!
to all that all-opt tlloir 'lutuatioll and o.
mlrud tho loctul‘o to ill- dollu-rcd by 3
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Don’t Fail to Attend.
Dr Jun .1. \\':ll.~‘l\, of Now York. m: :‘
ill" l'alurc tb’I-atro, Sunday owning, 0.0 ’ . .3.
‘ .‘- l . ill. 'I‘ ' 'l-l‘nlis -' . _
n? You ll Save More Than 1::
90
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0 per cent on our ur- . v.
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K”3&°°3”3“3”3”W3”W°3°¢°0200301”: tuzoozuzu 0“
humus" [ill final in null '
' amour
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'I‘llo ulllllllll Forolutllor's lill)’ Sup. (:ltiil‘lXSBURt‘l. l‘u.. .\'o\'. in“. Eight.
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“H. of the South Norwalk l‘ongl~oga.jllloll uro rcporlod to intro boon killod
tiouul Church was bold last oroniuzfin lilo t)_ooan .\tiuo of tho "Pl'll'llltl-
mm was as succonst‘ul as in past 'Wllito Coal Company ltlfitu‘lfllnip' l'a,
roars. Fully one hundrcd :lnd t'lgllll"lil(-lii."- by u tail of slato. ()Il‘e‘ ropln-I.
uwnlhors of tho church sat down at fiald‘lhttl ill" mt‘n Wcl't' caught Willi!"
tllr bctlutil'ully ,docoratod tablos indm-‘Miifl ”"01th it“, “Illl‘y far in llm
.lllo llinin: room of tho church idelliHP. :tl‘tl otllors uoclarod that tilo)‘
tcnioyo‘d a banquet which wa< all that ; “:i‘l'i‘ (li‘fii'i‘m'tfiig tho shalt whon rim
could ho dosirod. A \alivd monug“Mimi i‘i'llitilo‘i‘tl.
; ccutributod greatly to tho diullor, :llltii ——-——-—-—-
.it was provided by tho Women‘s ASJMINNBSOTA DEMOCRATS HOPE.
Y soclution ol the church. 'l‘ho collunil- ‘ FUL,
toe in charge of this ull‘air worked . -
hard to make it asuccoss and it fully
justified ‘tlloir expectations. Mrs. E.
ii. Lane was the chairman of tho
committee.
Numerous uddrosscs wcro mudo
during the owning and ill ouch caso
tho;- work of the coming year was
discussed and planR‘madc. Rev. John
.411 Part. .\linn.. Nov, Is.~-on ot-
ticial returns from sevon coulltios
l‘csls today the hopo of tho Democrats
for u llll‘llt)\'t‘l' that would give Minno-
‘solu to l’l‘csidout Wilson. Will) of-
ficial tabulation shoots chucked at tho
Capitol hcre from 79 or the state‘s
86 counties, the totals this morning
Dr, Walsh's reputation is such that
his address will surely prove most
interesting, but the Knights are do
lvl‘ltlllIt-(l to make the event a mom-i
orablo mic and intro accordingly pro.-
rurod ll dolichtful program for the
ninth. A box has boon rosorvcd for.
his honor, Mayor Carl A. Harstrom,‘
and the members or the common Stapleton. pastor or the South Nor- “(0003 Wilson. H8370: llugltcs, 179.-
000110“— Walk Congregational Church, Dr. E. 333- '
The program follows: '1‘. Gumbart. Judge him It. LiutltJ This made the Hughes margin {13.
Orchestra—Overture, Christian Swartz and otherl gave Unomclnl returns from the seven mlss-
In considering we hud.;lllg counties have givclr lingfios at.
Mr, Hugh 1’. Campbell. Jr.-v~'l‘onor. ‘ M"
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a—Ji‘ho. I‘ublican——Van De Water.
b~Behold the Lord—Woolcy.
Mrs. Daniel F. Toomey—Soprano,
short. talks. _ ,
got to" the coating year it was votcdtk‘afl 0‘ “72 and -R"p“b“m"5
. uuanliously to adopt the suggestion of claim a 5“”5 "mm-"r
the business committee that $6.500, "‘ .-- “"""A
a—The Lord is my Light—Buck be the su‘bacribcd income for III-st;
b—Ave Marla—Gounod-Bachc. tycur. A subscription was arm-Wards;
Introductory—Judge William F. Tam- takcn up amongst .thosc lnrscni- and: Mr soul is a dark ploughed field
many. ‘ in part. of tho amount was collectctl.i "I tlo cold r'llu‘
"Tile Century of Columbus," The :lll‘ulr wax a wry succosstui one‘ n l' ‘ ‘ '
Jan. J. Walsh. M. 1).. PhD.. L. L. D.‘ and anothor will be held next your. i ”3' “0“1 is a broken fipld .
Miss Vera Hanlon——Elocutionlst. é .__._.__..__. ~~l I'lougm‘d by Wm"
:Emm‘gwnsalfikmy» i HOTEL PROPRtETOR FINED 1
Mr Fronke McfiahL‘fi:&g?;;t Washington Dcnhnm, the owner of? Where windy grass and flowers
8-Som'enlr-Drdla. ' ‘the liquor license of the Grand Union} Were growing,
,hotel which was raided Sunday morn-mun field lies broken now
THE BROKEN FIELD.
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i ‘ . - - ._ - b—Schon-lllari ~Kr ' l
: vor . as an insult to the courts. MI Culli sun els er.
S "m. 5 Great strength, delrcrous Ha ’ Inali claimed that the main object 0! Entire audience amitmllianionti by «or-gnu. was tried on the chargee of scll~l For another sowing. ’
a. Li make this C05“ 0‘“ best seller-l c the defendant was to postponeVacfls“ Cori-2511i?! Columbia the Gem of the, ins liquor on Sunday and after hours
. -._______ _~ ’ ' in the courts here until the . evu i! a - . ‘ ‘ , y '
3 .‘ Hi T'Y u today' cane had been heard. Counsel wanted “T“‘W, ~---~ ' .betore JUdge George H" 9050;313:111 2.6”!"- Sowor, when you ”Pad
1'. > Your ~ l 20 SdtH Stamps FREE. ‘ an answer now so that the case could TRIED TOVJUMP FROM Wi'NDOWH ”‘9' City 00“" ”"3 morn "g; e 9 My field again,
LL SUIT OR COAT ' . . . be tried before the jury term.ln Jnnu- . - {a demurrer, but this-was overruled. Scatter the turmwg there
It ! --—~ — "1::- ---—- § :ély.iorflfil:l{$:‘;lan-idud§3 matfigecgfi: William clay. colored. or Naplesgfind he W35. “We‘ll ‘20 ““f‘ “0:“: 1131:: With better grain.
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WSIBLE PRICES , sihlc. Judge Foster refused- to do “tree“ "‘9‘ to. lump Mm the upper “91’9“?“ ““1. h 3 “‘5“ ‘5 r “ “x i—bara Tefl§dale in the Vale Renew.
' ' Delicious Butter 3 lb 38¢ this. ~ " window or his home early this orn-iin the , C011“ Of Common P eas.- -
"Unbeatable Value ' . ’ ‘ .... ..................... ' Seeks 0.131. at d at lug. He was prevented hr the Bfldflpm‘t. on miegigerfefimingg """""" ' *o”""". 0.---
' ‘ . Judge Foster for a, can it prompt appearance of Otllcer Smith ham was roprcucn c .' y u c . w
ccounts Opened g Pure Lard, 3. lb. ...... . . . . ......................... 19¢ "Med “$103! that his ”'93: 3:: upon the‘ scene and the latter took! R. Taylor. . . luners .
_. . - , u on me » --._._.__ ——¢ - ~ '
. . " FI'CSh Roasted COfiCC. 1 1b.. . S“ . . . .................. 21¢ Elatillld I (ECO-rout? .imwer ll‘ thrc'b charge 0" the man. "6 lg belleVed t0 4- ‘ h 7 . led i Th? OlllrdOOI‘ boy who set,” the mica,
d Brennan I u' i ‘ ‘ 9¢ days" said Judse Cesar. But an!» demented. . . 1:“ W glad m N m" ‘Mns the race by his feet. not his
* Campbe 3 Soup! a can . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Factor-“explained filo purpone‘ .wh‘ihh. 4“.le .33“ warned the police aunt 8-" hands. SO by all means give. him shoes
2" - ,l ‘u‘ ’ . ‘ . ~ rm to get time to examine a lot of.“ "whim“ “a om" mm, W.“ "why, my dear?" . i‘that, tit. , j w ‘
MAIN ST. l L°°3¢ (”mm-“Mb from a“ ““5: a lb- ------------ ‘4" “W “1 “wt ““9 °‘ ‘1" an: mime-time. There in no doubt . "UH If rpu bade man to look after, Give him sturdy shoéu that will
. . . ' u ' mum. They “'0'!“ “it” ‘ "“9".“ ' - » llk Inn on wouldn’t have half so stand the trear‘ and tear t the bound;
._. . . . denial and then tile ,3 cross 09'! “g lthet Clay . ls demented at times, for, a my. y .. De 'less open—shoes with "growing space“
MAC? | A STIILL ' lJudle Foster showed a loll”. "13'3"” he ‘7‘" locked “1")“ tore “9 the much time ‘0' be good to me. "1 'iln them tor his active toot. Gillies at
mun-uni .. '-' - temp-loos emit? he receives! mim'“ bench at his "call no tried‘to .u'm PM From ion prim 0131.60 to sa.oo a pair.
-‘ ' . ’ “ ‘ ' client ' a ”math ' 7‘ -. “ ‘ '
. N . k . ‘ugsmrwr‘mrlml 3. noun-'49 otherdlIlhlge. He will be held, _ 1‘ ‘ ’, .
’ . WM Eu: orwal m ... ,. .. . . main; emulation into hlslmontal A root! adv. pays belt in tho best Keele‘ 8' Shoe to - .
. honours» .-.. ». .. , . ‘ . ntnntntmomm . It“. _ . . . l ‘
. ,3: m .. . . gm; tryout” out. our. um ~ , . W". . AJMJTdeflfimf , , g _ ,1. ., ‘ ‘ s .
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