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'It‘sleuemm “on! ”don‘t"
. '8 just a word to let
know that Coal is on
downward go and we
made reduction of quite
“gm—a dollar bill—on
_ ton you buy and still
We need for further suc-
tied to pull it down to nor-
Ilfll rate—tis still too high,
Vitatyouorderriglitmy.orifthe’rleeiaahoutdouble
gn‘youpaidintbem
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- We are up against it some as yourselves on every
of material that we have to order. '
item
“fit—~n ”*h
Don’t anybody start Shaving—we are all working on
our nerves and feeling ready to knock a chip of? any fellow's
shoulder. Have patience!
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court-i NORWALK, CONN.
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#3! you‘ll say Amen! we i
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reams COAL ;
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FRED H. PONTY
Great Coat Sale
Every Coat is this season's new style.
$10, Sale Price ... . .
$14. Sale Price . . . ..
$18, Sale Price . .
$25, Sale Price . , , . .
$30, Sale Price
................. $7.98
$9.98
$14.98
....................... $18.00
unnee.nui--u.o
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CLOAKS fw‘e PARIS MlLLlNERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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' '. We wish everybody at very
{sappy Thanksgiving Day to-
.mW, and we will help you
I” happy.
Try our superb service with
Victor Records.
I FRED H. PONTY
N. Main St. So. Norwalk. Z
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, Porcelain
' Plates
Are you one of those persons‘
~~ e mouth is in such a condi-
‘ that a rubber plate is contin-j
. [tanking it sore, and keeps
' a nervous state all the
, use you are obliged to
_oitfiott foods and oftentimes
liquids? If so. here is just
. V‘l‘tlyou need—what you have
origami the need of—A FORCE:
W PLATE. The most sani-
,pllte made. Come in and let
yell you about it.
"i r. J. H. Mallery 5
‘ "Jonah! 8t., 3:. Norwalk, Conn’
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We“ m.to5o.m.:7toln.m'
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“ins GREATEST 3,
FOOD VALUE ‘
.Frlsbie’s Pies
Specials for Thursday
FANCY GREEN SMELT ...................... 16¢ ll).
ESCALLOPS .... .
LEG OF LAMB ..
RIB LAMB CHOP
LEMONS ........
GRAPE FRUIT .. .
ORANGES .......
FREE DELIV
.. .. 65¢ ill.
............................ 20¢ lh.
S .......................... zfizéfilli.
......31111'4".-.‘..'25.g'..‘.'3My;
........................... ~89 div,
ERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schuilze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
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SIRLOIN STEAK
PORTERHOUSE
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SMALL FLORIDA ORANGES ........ 18 for 25¢
CAULIFLOWER .
..... 15¢ llt'llll
Profit Sharing Bank Coupons with cash purchases.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone H80.
(2 Stores.)
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 83!.
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Gives the
PEERLESS COFFEE. the bestFyou ever drank .
ANDREW DAVEY, inc.
South Norwalk
'rL-ah PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY
Best Value in the City
. 30¢ ll).
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so Stamps rec.
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in Junk
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- for to Wm. Eifron.
" ‘ Phone 499.
Street. Emit Norwllk.
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In the Town >
Burro SUPPLIES
305.50 So. Main at.
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ATLAS TEAS, all kinds ....................... 50¢ ill.
50 Stamps Free.
GOLDEN DRIP SYRUP or PORTO RICO MOLASSES.
Large Mason Jars . . . ......................... 15¢
SMOKED SLICED ‘ Indian Relish
BEEF _ BACON Chow Chow
MCdmm 511° 30c Jars 25¢ Onion Salad
. 10¢ At] p' the
Large size 25¢ LUNCH as ‘c S
POTTED HAM TONGUE Cl“ '°
59? can 30c Jars 25¢ 10¢ liotilc
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iu’a New York lodging house, chars-i
ed with burglary and the police found
in his room
jewelry. valued at $5,000.
sent to jail at the time.
an appearance at Norwulk, and blredi
‘ia room at a hotel in this city, staying
a few days at the hotel each week
Fionic of tin-no plitccs.
{of fashion. spi-
» linnd, nrc well o
'02! my i-xuliicct.
'nns filed by tho sin-nu Mnutni .\th-.
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Coyne' some time ago was arrested?
stolen property, mostly
lie was
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About a year ago the men put ini
With their advent burglaries com~i
mcuccd to be perpetrated i
From li‘airiicld. Greens Farms. andl
through (‘onnccticut to the New York
line, rcoorts of robberies came from:
Pxf‘lllill'l‘ sections, where the wca‘ltlil-I,
est rciidcnts reside. The thieves took
nothing but jewelry and money.
According to the police the suspccts
were arrested on suspicion short dis-5
tanccs from homes burglarized andt
immcdiiitely following the crimes, but
none or the stolcti propcrty was toundl
on them and they were allowed to go.‘
According to Lieut. (‘l‘onan, thcyi
{ooh-d the police by first picking out a
spot near thc robbed mansion to buryi
their loot, sc'idln: conicdci'nles to dig‘
it up afterwards. llctcctiw Sergeant.
Leathcriand. of .\'oi'\\u|k, bccnnic bus-y
picious of the two im-n, and could not;
find out what business ut-ccssilutcd
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Tristram 8. Hyatt .
N orwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Holiday Umbrellas
For men, women and children, in a wide choice, in styles and prices including THE BEST
DOLLAR UMBRELLA MADE.
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Leather Suit Cases and Bags .
Make most acceptable presents. We have a fine assortment.
, ' The Gill Tables
‘ln var'ous departments contain most attractive novelties at very reasonable prices.
See the Christmas China in the Basement
their hiring rooms at a Norwzilk hot-hi,
which thcy occupied only it ten days:
at week. ,
0n i'ncstigiition ho- t’ound ihcy hadi
bank accounts of “.000 each in u Nor
unlit institution, which for a thin» lll
Itiycd his suspicions. He finally wrotci
' ‘—lto Fall liircr and was told that both‘
men wcrc notorious burglars. \\'hc.'t'
hc next visited the hotel they had left
and were thought to hit“! “will port
of last winter in Florida.
'l'lu- llridxcport police say lll")' rr
'lurncd to this FlfllI‘ alter a short uh
'l'hc robbcl‘) of tho Day llfllllt‘
scum .
arc-inc, ilrtdgcport.
tit 62.] (‘linton
iwus rcportcti, and tho boom of l‘). W
Smith. 500 (‘linton nycnuc. liriducpolt,‘
ransacked. Next homes in thc (in-cus-
l-‘urms section wcrc looted. .i, ii. iii-
'5 rcslilclicc robbed of nearly 52min
, mm b of icwclry, E. T. llcdt‘ord's home
\Varncr‘s, (.lrccnilcltl
\‘lnllt‘ll, l). ll.
Nlclmls‘ hmui- in ”mi
llill, itllti (.‘til
lsumc l'i’t‘llllll cnicrcd.
A fortunc in jo-ucls “its who from
Efforts in roll
tho rcnldcnco oi (‘liui‘lch' (1. Within. «-
manufacturer of lirmiklnwn, itllt'l‘ cut
ting thi- clcctric. light wires, buying:
the know in darhncsa. weru frustrated -
by thc awakening of an clilo-rly uomun
rclntivc, who scrcnmcd ulicn lhi- rob»
licrs flashed un clcctric pocl‘n‘i lump
in lit-r lure. ‘
.\ month ago robin-rim in l'lllitilt-ltl
rcsultcd in Licut. t‘ronan sending
rogucs gallery picture. oi ibi- men to
the police of t‘gut city. t‘rouuu sua-
pcctinx flies-i- two lllt‘ll of twin}; tho
guilty persons and triucil tin-m ‘to
Syracuse. llc notified the authorities
there to be on the lookout for the
men. with the rcsult that they wcrc
ai'rcstcd two months ago for burglary“
in that city. . . ,
An investigation of their effects1
tiisclosi-d thv‘ ntllcnuc books liclonxi'tg
to Ailtil‘ltt‘)‘ nay. of Bridgeport and thc.
(lrccnwich rcsidcnt, who wus_ri)lilicil..
(‘rcnan notified the Greenwich nu’
tltoritics and they obtained warrants,
for lllt' men. They will be brought
back in this Mfllt‘ to stuttd trial fora
l“" rolibcrics.
”llhnh min nrc old offcndvrs. 'i‘hcyi
rcscmblc prosperous business mcn in,
They dress in the height
lid motley with n lavish.
ducutcd, fluent talkers
and iii no way introz
thc car market oi hurdcncil criminals.
nppcaruncc.
FILE CERTIFICATE OF DiSSOLU-.
TION :
A preliminary cel'tliicnti- of dissolu-i
lion was put on the record by the Con :
ncciicui Office and Library Suppl)"
llounc, incorporated aof liridgcpm'id
and ti certificate of change of name
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lctie Club if Bridgeport, which
be. known as the Savoy Atlilctid (.‘luh,
incorporated.
' SPECIAL FOR TODAY
2 lbs fine smelt 25c.
1 gal. cans of crab meat. 75c. ‘
3 lbs. smoked finnan huddle 25c. ‘ i
5 lbs. frost fish (finest in town) 25c.
Dry New Bedford Escollops at the
wagon. corner of Water mid Washlns
ton street today from 3 to 8 Also, all
Saturday evening. '
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WHITE LEGl-IORN EGGS, every egg guaranteed a
good one ..... . .......................... 4
5¢ doz.
Extra Large
PRUN ES
2 lbs. for 25¢
EVAP.
PEACHES
12¢ ll).
SPECIAL BLEND
' WK give 5&H
Best New New Native
SHRIMP or COMB }(I)ONEY
2 ¢ each
3:538: STRAINED
HONEY
2 cans for 25¢ Lafge bot. 15¢,“|
COFFEE, “Can't be beat." ‘
19¢ 1b., 5 lbs. for 9ll¢ .
Trading Stamps. Ask for them. (
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before our Wmirrors. ‘»
‘ Why not today?
OVERCOATS AT
$10.00. $12.50: $15.00, $18.00
5 Copyright Clothinuflo.
‘6 N. Main St. So. Not-walk
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The out-door boy who sets the‘peee,
wins the race by his feel. not hf!
Mada. So by all means givehitnniioer
that fit.
am in; eturdysbooe mu will
Mififmliuroffhw
“nevi-tend
bikifntltaaottnfoet unea-
mmanuum..«
. shower." which ioilowcd the cvrnings
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WELCOME srnANoER LODGE ,Pawn“.0°.~z0°:~3~:~:~:~:~:~:«fl«:~:~:~ :“:“:°?;M
OFFICERS. ..‘o ' ' 0‘.
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District Deputy Samuel Lang, of ~ .4
Stamford, Conducts lnetaJation. .. ’ . .
llistrict licputy Samuel Luna, of o. .
Sioltiioril, \‘isitcd \\'elcon.“ Stronger“. &
Linn-n. No, :‘M. Sons oi St. (it‘tllsi‘, Q .°
ilui' owning, and insiailcd llll' toiliiu 9. 0
in. oliiccis: w.
l'icwtlclit. I. It Milli-1‘. W w h‘ .
.. est as mgton Street
\'i(c-|ire~.~zidclil, J, “'11::
h' " “WM. “’ Ashbrooii.
Treasurer, Charles Page.
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Messenger, Ail-‘armer. .z.
Trustee, J. Adcuck. ,0.
.‘msistnnt iiicsscnucr. ii. i: thumb} .3.
Chaplain. .l. Johnson.
Assistant M‘l'l'l‘llil‘)‘. \\’, Ni-wi-ll
ll‘rltl!‘ si-ntincl. W. l'il'T.
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‘ I all) I‘vpmln u'i-ri- z'i-ttii duringr lhv 00 O: ‘
inc- tint.- .nnd hltunwl lllt' loduc to lh‘... 9..
ill no lM‘t‘lll’l‘ll condition titntnciailt .8. ’ :ql
l'lule \t“" .. . 'l .
. \ l iompii tttl tot .i hilt ml and 3 ."
out. iluiiimi-nt “llit‘ll “ill ln- told this Of 4‘
B‘illlll‘llit\ urchin: in the loilcc rooms .0? 0.0.
.» tin: the It L'illlll‘ busxntws mi clinu The fl ill W3 to l.) " " " ‘ ” I .1
. u is or \v . An 0 )u a cum in .
it.» ('Ullt'llllll‘tl, I‘cii' 'hllillt'lllh “t‘i't‘,.:. g y y L “y ‘ l ‘ u t 6'
its-Hid. and a rm ltll llllll‘ “31‘ int - O. - .‘
-, _ _ fl _ 1‘ "5‘ l- 3 our store is worth more than ready cash. ’3'.
A MUSICAL RECITAL 0N 1'th .3. ’2‘
VICTROLA 00 ‘ ' ' "
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Pursuant to an invitation Kll'i'lt last '0‘. Establ 5h Sit h an amoum with us and )01. L Le L O.J
..iuuiay thi- congrcxulion and friends: . it
or mum “Mm” Em, “mink. "M 0:9 know what it means to be _short of ready cash. 9'
(it ”I" inflow of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 331%.. — :4
Peck. 203 East li\'l‘illlf‘. lust i>y'i‘iiiitg,‘.. 3‘
:0 why Mrs. I'm-k‘s rendition of the‘ O. .
\‘ictrolu of sum:- of litt‘ best iuusicii i)0:oe:n:e0:»:ee:«:oe:e9:»:«:N:M:ee:oe:oe'«’«zoe‘n‘oo'eo'ee‘M‘u’oa‘
artists. The spacious parlors :tnd llttlli . . . . . . . h
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were croudi-il uilh :i large» and npprc-’
ciiillt‘c undicncc. it was :i ll‘t‘ill that
:it‘ltllllll frills to thc noml lol‘llllli‘ of
Ens! Norwulk.
'J‘hi- interest of the owning was in
ctcuscd by Mrs. i’cck‘s exhibition and
.lmcription of quaint curios, cnfbrnid
crics and apt-churns of nuclei“ art
from Egypt, holy and lht".\'cnr and
Far East. which sl it had gothcrcd in
licr triu'cln.
it is ll pleasure to lcurn Ir“ .\lr. undi
Mrs. l’ccli' huri- dccidcd to ioculo lil‘l‘Q.‘
.\‘ot'ualk society is to be congratulated
on lllt‘ addition of this rI-lincd nnd‘
artistic family. ‘
it should hi- notcd that the “Silver
The City National Bank
Idle Money
Do not underestimate the value of a bank with a clean
record, conser’vative management and strong financial re-
sources as essential features which. should influenCe you in
selecting a safe depOSitory for your savings. '
Unquestioned security is afforded by this Bank for the
deposit of idle money.
You can combine both safety and liberal interest when
you deposit here. ‘
We loan money on first mortgage.
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liquidation of llit' small buluticc of dub: ‘
rusting upon t‘hrist's Church. ‘
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ARTlSTlc CONCERT TONIGHT.
The‘ concert at the South Norwaiii?
.‘lcthodist church this crcniniz prom-
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ises to bc unusttnil)’ line. "5 will 1’“?\\'ll\i‘“wn‘s0i}:l§titil‘i:li. «it lllhtilllghitlll
scrub."thetullowinsflrumc minim“: ‘Sttilt‘s Attorney's offi" l ~ '~
Overture—buy Bias Mendelssohnjb‘. 53mm. w bébm-npum me man”
1 . Th0 Apoliiin»\oculiott itogetin-r with Edwin Wilcox, an its:
\iilsc dc Concert, 1) flat. (33:932. “Mistsiim: in his office. as "Oliver 04.
‘ """"" MrChaifleld 1 'l“ ‘ iburnc,” the man who won the iit'i’cc-
- - .ltons ot' iiur‘ Tatum".
[[88 Mill If Bill
id his wife,
Racconto di Rodolfo (La Bohcmc) __._.__ ~__ .-..-- ___ ..
A D K!" 8 “UR.“ ........................... Puccini, -~r
‘ . .\lr. Mullilcu g6 ‘ ' .
In) Ballade .................. Chopin, IR ' ls IRV "I
Take . Glen of mm to Flush Kid-i ‘b' :00;“rm‘ ------------ _ <~ 5:10pm: ' ‘ -
- (cl Inn 9 ................... ‘ lollllll
new if Bladder Bothers You 1, .ur. Chamem S‘mP ”mom": All"
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Eating meet regularly ovenlunill" Amp“, Forcts (Jeanfith‘(l'Al-c)
produces kidney trouble in some form. ..................... Tschaikowskyi ‘
or other, says a. well-known authoritli Mrs. Godillot i ' mun” vollR HAIR
because mp uric acid in meat excites' Cyclc of Life ................ Ronniil‘
(n) l’rclude -__..-
the kidneys, they become overwork'
ed; get sluggish, clog up and causei
all sorts of distress, particularly back»
ache and misery in the kidney region; Rllflllsoditfi
rheumatic twinges, severe headachemi 5919mm“
acid stomach, constipation. torpid liv ‘~ . h“) Aeolian-Vocalion
er. sleeplessne’ss. bladder and urinary in) Daybreak ________________ Ronaldll‘m‘s and beautiful R5 ll young girl‘s
irritation. : (b) My Luddie .............. Thays-ri after a "Danderine hair cleanse.“ Jlist
The moment your back hurtg or kid” tc) Song of Tha‘nksgii'ing Allitsent try this—moisten a cloth with a little
new aren't acting right, or if bladder . Rh sob! HM;s.Q(€<;dtl\l:l 0 Drmderine and carefully draw it
bothers you. get. about four .ounces,0f up ere 0 gr 5 ‘ ‘ ' ‘ through your “a". taking 0110 small .
Mr. Chatfield .
Jad Salts from‘ any good pharmacy: new“ Bird's Farewell Hildach ”"1““ at “- time. This “'1“ cleanse
the hair/ of dust, dirt and excessive oil ‘
{aka a tablespoonful» in a, glass of wat- Mrs. Godilott and Mr. Matthieu
er before breakfast for stew days and The ANIlan-Vocallon and ”19 Weber and in just a few moments you have
your kidneys will then act fine. This Pianola used. " ' ‘ ' " doubled the beauty of your hair. '
famous salts is made from the acid of ' l Besides beautifying the hair at, once.
grapes and lemon juice. combined iiland-erino dissolves every particle of
with lithla. and has been used for gen. :dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invig»
orations to flush clogged kidneys and iorates the scalp, forever stopping itch-
aiimulate them to normal activity; iina‘ and falling hair. . '
also to neutralize the acids in the an ‘ But what will please you most trill ‘
{be after a few weeks‘ use when you
" iHair Stops Failing Out and Get Thick,‘
Wavy, Strong ' and Beauti-
tbl The Winds Arc (‘nlllng
tc) Lovc, I Have “’03 You
Mr. Mathieu 3'
Op. 79 ........... lirty‘nns', ful
Mr. (Htstileld } Your hair becomes light, wavy, fluf-
" jiy. abundant and appears as soft, lus-
Liszt
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Big Bargins
r Kranich & Each
1 Shoninget‘
:3 2.3.3:: dfid'l’ed'elrmtes’ ”“5 end. ‘ 8:33;; -& Soft {will actually see new hair—flue and
Jed but: cannot inlure anyone: ; Raven & 3m ; downy at flrat-yes—but really new
Iii-bl a delightful Wt lithiu- AND _liair moving all over the scalp.- it
voter drink which million of men 385-00 -. UP ,you rate f reity, soft hair and loin
and women take new ind then to neop’ ;of surely ‘ a ascent bottle. of
the km and urinary oral-clean. ' . - K witfin's nderine from any drug-
slfldwell Plano £0. at ,toiléi‘countcrfld Just try it.
than avail-c m kkidaey m
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