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THE LOUIS K. LlGGETT COMPANY, now operating
drug stores in New York City, Brooklyn, Boston,
Philadelphia, Providence, Washington, Buffalo, Detroit, and
62 other cities, will open a new store in South Norwallr soon.-
‘l THE NEW LlGGETT DRUG STORE will be located at
70 and 72 East Washington Street, and the premises are now
being remodeled to make room for the many departments
and innovations that the new. store will contain.
‘1 THE NEW LlGGETT DRUG STORE will be known as
a REXALL STORE, and will carry a full line of REXALL
REMEDlES, and TOILET ARTICLES in addition to the
most complete combined stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Toilet Articles, Rubber Goods, Hospital Supplies, Stationery,
Cutlery, Bristle Goods, Druggist’s Sundries, Kodaks, Candy
and Cigars of any store in the City.
1] No expensewill be spared to make the South Norwalk
Liggett Store one of the best in the chain of 170 drug stores
which the LOUIS K. LlGGETT COMPANY is now operat-
ing under the names of
LlGGETT’S RlKER-HEGEMAN DRUG STORES, ‘.
LlGGETT’S RlKER-JAYNES DRUG STORES, l
: LlGGETT’S RIKER DRUG STORES,
t LlGGETT’S DRUG STORES,
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‘ LlGGETT’S GORDON-MITCHELL DRUG STORES.
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L. K." LlGGETT COMPANY, LTD., Canada.
11] We will have more to tell you about the NEW
LlGGETT DRUG STORE in our next advertisement.
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SUFFRAGE SPLIT. lNorwalk frequently. have withdrawn
‘ |trom the league and have. identified
”kin'Ranks of League Apparently themselves with the more active wom-
‘ Grows Wider. ian‘s party organization. ,
members of the woman suffrage or-‘ The resignation of Mrs. M. Toscan
, _ tion in this city are watching Bennett. of Hartford. as president of
... much interest‘he trend of affairs the Hartford Equal Franchise league,
“ .e-gmte organization and some Orlwas not accepted at a meeting of that
ding units, where avsplit has de- organization held Wednesday. This ac-
ed over the question of support-lilo“ on the part of the league indicates
t ét’radicals. Several women wellilha'v the majority of the members are
’ " in‘ this city, including Missiln sympathy with the woman's move-
-y‘Pierson, former state organizerlment. with which Mrs. Bennett has
.4 ejuitrage league-who has visited [identified herself- , .
Notaries
Public
Steam-
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Tickets
, the Living Room. the Dining Room.
Bed Room. '
~Either in Complete Selfij‘O‘l'Sefll'ste l’rlcea
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Don’t Cough lr—ight
it wears down your strength. racki-
your nerves, keeps yourself and all the
family lrom sleeping. Besides, you
can easily stop it with
Foley’s Honey and Tar.
A standard family medicine of many
- yearsstandingforla ri pennd bronchial
coughund colds, tic ling throat, hoarse-
ncss, slufiy, whcczy breathing and for
croup and whooping cough. lts efiect on
the inflamed li ing of the throat and air
passagesisqui ldy felt andtvcry soothing.
Enos Hilbert. Paoli. lnd.. writes: v " l couched
continually and at nillit could hardly sleep.
Foley's Honey and Tar relieved the. and one
bottle cured my south entirely."
Stillsou-Poweli Corporation.
Y mentioned.
This is ideal weather to wear
LIGHT WEIGHT SWEATERS
Our line of this most useful gar-
ment is very complete
$4.00 to $8.50'
Thus" suits at $16.50 are really
the best value we have ever offered
Josnrn DAVIS
85 Washington Street
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
‘Cloudy and cold tonight; Sunday
Iiair~ For I"onnectieut: Mandy and‘
'cooler tonight; Saturday fair; mod-‘
erate southwest to west winds. Uondi-l‘
tions: The disturbance which was1
central over Upper Michigan yester-l
day morning is now passing out the‘
St. Lawrence Valley. It is causing
.‘Ieneral1 rains in the eastern portion of.
the Lake region and on the North At-
,lantic coast. The tropical disturbanc-i
fies appear to be approaching the hou-
iisiana coast. It is causing heavy
[rains from the Lower Mississippi \Z‘al-
ley northeastward to Eastern Tenne'
ssee. Montgomery. Ala., reported 3.80
inclu-s of rain. The temperature is!
somewhat lower in the central dis-
tricts, but not much change. occurred
in other districts. ,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO T0-
DAY. l
’l‘cmpcrature: liiglt, 8:2: low.
Showers.
ECt'iy News
chwing Machine club. See them in’
lour window, 1‘
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1 Permit to wire have been issued to
L‘. .I. Mints at 92 Washington street;
land to John Stake ot‘ Elm srove‘
lstrect.
: Next Thursday morning another;
,hatch of.8ti men‘ for the National Ar—l
imy will leave Not'wnlk. ’l‘ho rcd’
icards have been Hl‘lll to these men and'
jalso to five others who are to act nsl
:llllt‘i‘llflit‘s. 'Ihe namgs will be made
l'nmvn in a [cw days.
WSaturday join Sterling New Home;
Sewing Machine club. See them inl
iour window, c" j;
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Thomas Kildul‘t’, watchman for thcl
;\\'nrren Brothers who are doing thel
iptu'ing work on south Main street rc—E
,norted that an automobile ran into:
ione oi‘ the wooden horses blocking the‘
fstrcct there and broke the horse and:
itwo lanterns that were on it. The ‘
damage was settled by the dri\‘er. as:
‘t the accident was an unavoidable one.
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William B. Bogardus at Stamford:
who was arrested in that city for thei
{local police on a charge of macho-i
[port preferred against him by his|
:wil’e, Mrs. Anna Bogardus of this:
{city was ordered by Judge Vonburgh.
tin the,- down town court thismornmz;
ito pay $6 a week to his wife and to:
furnish bonds of $200 that he would
do so or else no to jail for 60 days.
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SPECIAL ELECTION
FOR HILL SUCCESSOR
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definitely learned he had no chance for
recovery. but nothing was decided.
The «Republican nominations lies be.-
tween Judge Frederick A. Bartlett.
staiesenator: Judge R. Jay Walsh of
Greenwich. former judge of the coni-
mon pleas court, and Judge Elmore 3.
Banks. Republican leader oi‘ the town
of Fairfleld. They are the only ones
No Action Taken.
The Democratic leaders have taken
Night Sthool
In Session
Monday, Wednesday
and Friday Evenings
Hours 7:15 to 9:15
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Sten-
otypy, Typewriting, English,
Writing,
Merrill Business
Collette '.
Spelling, Penmanship, Letter l
Ino action. but the name of former Con-
‘gressman Jeremiah Donovan. who was
;defeated by Mr. Hill for the second
time last November. and Lynn W. Vt’il-'
icon, it newspaper man of Bridgeport.
tare mentioned.
The constitution of the United
States mandates that each state shall
'make its own provisions. Under the
.state statutes,'Governcr Holcomb will
[issue writs for the election. He had
itak'n no action today.
in towns or boroughs where eleo
lions are held previous to November 6,
the date of the city elections this year.
special elections will be called. The
tiourrh congressional district covers the
ientire county.
Announcement is made of the good
them; that Rev. William H. Oilfin mav .
it‘ecover his health to such all/9MB!!!
to enable him to resume his pastoral
,duties at the South Non-all: M. E.
’(Yhurch until the next September con-
; tenure.
Mayor Carl El Harstrom and oth-
er imam will tell: tools!“ at the
comm any to sum in m
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“Connors”
Ownig to the demand last
week for the suits adver-
tised, we have decided to
continue this week our
SpeciaISale onoungMen’s
and Men’s sails, adding
many new lots to choose
from
Friday and Saturday
300 Men’s and YoungMen’sSuits
$14-75
easily worth $1810 $20 to-
day, but our plan of cash
buying and selling for 3
live Stores puts us in the
position to offer these won-
derful bargains
200Men’s andYoungMen’sSuits
« $17.75
- Choose From Single Breasters,
Double Breasters, Belters, Conser-
vative Models in Blues, Browns,
Heather and Tweeds. When you
see These Suits at $17.75 you Will
not] Wonder at Our success in so
short a time. "
J. W. Connors Co.
31M sons 1154 Mags.
BfldQGDOH Cl. 1370 St t St.
-687 E. Main St.
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