07130011!
$20.00 and $25.”
heaping Style-Belted and Plain
Far Above Average Style and
Quality
65c Neckwwr. Handsome
Well! Take a Look at Them
JOSEPH DAVIS
IS Washington Street
Wm “VG-“ilk”, at Ihéir home 011 Comstock
1’ Hill, and Hullowe’en was fittingly ob.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Sorwalk and vicinity.
. nci'ally fair tonig
, ‘on. Six inches
-. 10, N. Y.
temperatfire
contains. The
t'ricts.
. 0915 as far south as Florida.
...——
DAY.
'l'tIIIIpIIrIItIII'tI: High,
0. Fair.
.33;
-.. ““1!- 5-—
rrespondin: secretary of the .\'or-
allt Chapter an invitation to its m“ N
was to attend the 20th anniH-IMIYI
2:30 p. m.
sday, Nov. 14. at
"Palace toniuht, tomorrow
. "The Retreat of the Gcrmaus."
he Retreat of the Germans," will
--. shoun only at the matinee III 3 p
u. ‘venings at S: 45.
William tPunch) Taylor. who was
arrested 'for the theft of a coat
Ime tools from Clarence Webster,
-y Judge Vooburgh.
.Complaint was rccc'vc.) tint! there
as a man on Strawberry lIIlI :oter-
- y that was very drunk. lie was III-
- ted and proved to be Julius Italas.
: e was fined 37 and cot-Its in the down
wn court this morning Wlll("l
» id.
. «Hand in your tax list odor.- II p.
.. Saturday. NOV. 3. and avoid
nadty.
Frank Denim. who was arrested on
t. 15th charged with as:- aultint: .-\|
«order Benjamin and whos. case
i: .4 continued until this morning, lIIItl
thmugh his attorney J J. I.Inxweilcr,
his cane continued until Sallll'dt't)
looming.
The regular monthly busincms and
devotional meeting of the South Nor-
‘walh Congregational Church is to he
Imld this evening This will also be
the preparatory service to the com—
munion senice which will be held on
fitmday. The Woman’s Bible Class
will meet immediately following the
meeting. Special business recommen-
dations will he discussed and decid-
«5 upon at the business meeting.
...—1....
Linonine
MARVELIIUS MEDICINE
For Colds
Unouine takes that awful kick out
It a hard cold and renders it harm-
” It is the great lazuli? remedy
it all forms of colds and a remarka-
fla preventive for the more danger-on
III-liter complaints at adults and chi}
flea.
Have a bottle of “null! handy at
H tines—theref- ao tellin- what ta-
“m it wil he needed. «mull: so
fir with that threaten omchltls.
lotus; out. ecu-ls Houston for
Ira-cams. ‘
and Friday. A
l th disturbance over Ontario .ll'lS
waned unsettled weather, with rain or
ow, in the eastern portion of tht‘ lake
of snow was re-
fled from Cleveland. Ohio, and nut»
Pleasant Weather prevails
other districts east of the Rocky
con-5
nues low in the eastern and southern ' ”my “-9,. held last night at the home
Freezing temperatures werc
Iported as far south as Georgia and Wilton avenue.
THEE A-YEAR AGO To- log. Refreshments were serVed,
low,
V
City Nersl
, __‘ ter. \iiss Lois St John BceIs, to WI!-
The Putnam ilill Chapter 1). A. it,
Greenwich, Conn. has sent lolllli’
I be held at Putnam ('otttt' 't’ on “I tl<
and tract this
aturday, vaudeville and 2nd episode York, New llavcn and Hartford Rail-
Note
anvil
as discharged for lack of evidence.
hls morning in the downtown court. mm, H. Bytnnton.
llt‘ .
tlIt‘ ’
NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS
t
1 ‘—
‘ Mr. and Mrs. William J. I.eCount en-
. tertained .I :urge party of friends. last
:served. The living room was made;
’Ilvailable for dam ine which proved a'
proimnent feature of ,the occasion.
Friends from out of town were pre-
‘scnt and all declared the affair m05lf
enjolable. Games were indulged in
and refreshments ’were served at}
midnight. At a late hour the guests;
departed for home, all declaring the,
host and hostess to be admirable (In-i
tertuiners. ;
_. l
A delightful iiallowe'cn masquerade:
i
Robert Martin, in.
Dancing, games, \‘0-4
Ia! and instrumental solos were en-
'joyed during the course of the even—
and
the good time did not break up until
In late hour. Among the guests who,
wore present? were 9 number of?
Bridgeport people.
of Sir. and Mrs.
Attorney and Mrs. Louis S. fleets. of
Elmwood avenut have issued invita-
tions for the marriage of their daugh-
liam ll. Ferris, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank N. Ferris. of Flax Hill Road.
The ceremony Will be performed in the
South Norwalk Congregational church;
on Saturday afternoon Nutetnher 17,;
at' .. (film-1.;
I
g T. F. Foley & Company. of Southl
Norwalk. received another large con-t
morning from the NewI
Heater lIaIIdy.
and wood are In
road. Company. it calls for the elim-
in IItlon ot a grade crossing in Coulomi
(‘onn net-Ir Hartford l)\' December:
.mth next and work will be sturtedl
immediately as the job represents an!
II-xpcntlilure of about 810000
Mrs. III. .iletts, who has been \is-
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
in Beldcn avenue.
,for the past few days, has returned
to her \t"nlc!' home in New York city.
Kcroseng
l
.\ mcctin: of tho St‘(‘t)nll “'Itrtll
l‘I-Izttw-rntit- t'oIIImittec will be held]:
tomorrow .IftI-rnoon at :l:.. o'clrlck In?
the City Hall. I
I
New York
Buffalo
The Friday Afternoon (‘luh will:
‘mcct with Mrs. .lohn A. Hamilton, 291
l‘lnx Hill Road. tomorrow afternoon. l
l liemhcrs and friends of the Rasv‘
.hcrvv i‘lu‘u, enjoyed II straw ride last
nluht.
STEAL A MARCH
0 N J AC K F R 0 ST
For those unexpected cold snaps
that always come before the fur-
nace is running or the stove is.
setup, keep a Perfection Oil
steady, poruIbIc heat.
Makes a cold room cozy in no time.
Gives eight hours of glowing,
forliug heat for every gallon of fuel.
Particularly chIIIoIIIical when coal
gh-
_ Used to give the final touch of comfort
in 3,000,000 homes.
The. now No. 500 Perfection Heater
W ick comes trimmed and humid oil,
ready for use. Makes rc-wicking easy.
'For best results use 80- CO- -ny
STANDARD (III. C0. 01“ NEW YORK
Principal Oflicea _
-It gives quick,
aim-
Albany
Mun
Commodore James O‘Brien of tho
\‘orwalk \acht Club is confined to
with
rm home in Crescent Terrace. ‘minal. All tlm raiIIuads entctinI: \‘cw
an attatk 0‘ Illness. I ”'lork are prepared to collect the tax.
3. , '——’—" ' {Which mu.~t be paid to ticket agents-
‘ A lilimb‘?!‘ of con'inucd cases of mi- “h II II ticktt is purchased or to con-
nor importance were heard this morn dltctors collecting cash fItrcs t' nu
ma before Judge (‘andee in the up—' "”9“ I’m ”"19 0' Mileage books must
f If e ,9“) in i also have the tax paid upon them be
town court. A" o ' 9 can It “ lore thcv are mild for passage
definitely continued. '
K On the Greenwood Lake bianch of‘
ttlte Eli: IlII station beyoittl uhich tht
'Todav. all Saints' Day was celcbrat- l tax must be paid is Ilin' rank» and no:
“I in .4, Wm”. Church this morn-j liontclait Heights. as announced yes
than thirty miles from their city tor-
'lerday.
n IIIIIrs at5:30 7and9
n" by n 9 “All Souls Dav Tch'r‘ltntr‘. and telephone I'lI ”outfit.
OHM“ tomorrow. 'l upon “him thc t :I-iff cl Mill!" - IItuount
there will be muses in the mom“! to 15 cents \ill bcar .1 lat. (It .'I re nts
l80i) RECRUITS
i move ALLO'I'MENT
(Continued From Page One).
chance to he with Iris [Heads and to
serv-I with It regiment from his home
I still"
I “III! the news of American tirinr~
W“ the front in France and with the,
announcement that the second draft
call is to be made.soon recruiting
as Jumped cons 'derably this week.
Every branch of the regular army is
, still opcn and all class s of artisans
.Hallowe'en he would forgive
at 5:30, 6.1. 8 and 9 o'clock..
Boys, whose names are known. stole
-- rI ~I from Palrfield Para the pro-
perty of C. M. Webb and unless they
return the same they will have to stand
punishment for the theft. The sign is
tall]? at about 320. Mr. Webb said
ItIIIt considering that last nixut was
the
lllf‘fl pl'midinz the boys brought the
lsign back where they found It.
.-\ meetin-z of the members of the
Roard of Charities was held yesterday
afternoon in the office in the Town
Assembly Hall building. in Wall
‘lreet. at which time bids were open-
ed and contracts ”were awarded for
unplics at the Suramake Home for
the coming year. The bread contract-
swan awarded to James Rundle. the
meat contract to N. w. Benedict. and
.e grocery contract to Robert Jose'
lovshv No bids for feed or tobacco
were received.
.onLUGE Or wins 1111‘s
It. 8,. room.
IIn the raw (If tcelphonv niwfiugemalt‘ W-anlt’d The P“! l‘ handsome
the tax H payabtn on hessn es the and the promotion is rapid Men be-
initial tin-rite for which is .3 or 10 tween the axes of 18 and 40 years are
cents nip-n IlIc lOlnI’r‘l'liun in timiWauted. The. minimum weight is 110
longed so that tlII loltzl (Largo pounds and height is 6] inches.
amounts it) 13 cents nors may enlist without the consent
Fret 1M Charges Hit. to! their parents or guardian.
Freight shipments will hear an im- Men in the draft may volunteer up
lpost of 3 per com. while uptm shut to the time they receive notice to
ments will be taxed at teh rate of ltnl'ttear III-fore draft boards for exam
taunt for ranch 20 cpntg 0r [factiofy ll’l‘rlllnll A I'U‘Kr‘ number DI draft “1"“
thereof, of the rate charged by the are Phllt'lmg daily Enlistment is for-
'express company The carriers are' the neriod of the war only.
tmade responsible for the collection oft ”“ all! “it young men. and makel
gall taxes on passenger. freight and ex .Voln‘ choice before it is too late." is
press transportation as well as. tele» ”I" 31"ch Of Malor Mercer to Con-
graph and telephone messages. andI'W‘t 0|" 7M: ”‘1
the amount of the tax Will become II‘ '8‘“ Jill!" A- Ramsay of the recruit-
part of their regular tariff charges in: staff This In 8 splendid 01'!!!“-
Ducs for all clubs. organisations “L0“ and offers tine ODWI'WDMIPS t0
'aud societies in cxcens of $12 per an~l "TWIN 8“ '9" it“ giving I man’ a
num will be taxed at tI-tI rate of tt)‘
Iper cent on the amount thereof ex-
cept in the case of payzin his to lodge. . I
and rock-ties for ft. uccidtnt or <iI-. ‘ .
II
I
benefits exclwivcl . Olhcr forum It
l'lfe and accident itinurauces as twill
”as policies against accidents and can. In.” Are Recommending 'Neutroue'
ualties of all sorts. including bullet Prescription 00"
an dplate glass insurance. will be tax-
Min
‘ed under the new revenue law. The
rate on llfe insurance will be 8 cents
on each 8100 of the principal amount.
of the whey. while are. accident and
They have used "Neutrons Prescrip-
tion 99" and their tired, aching, weary
swollen Joints ahtltallseld have. do
mound. what a rolls! after M
Imwty insurance will in 1 per
cent. on the annual premium.
AVON“ LOH 1'0 ENGLAND.
lutweehdMaad/fim.
"Ne-mu Prosciutto-Dream
www.mtomw
museum-nausea:-
Inna-summons
Weather Forecast
I Slur-y Weather Ahead
We CarryCo-plclc lines
of the
Boston “hub Mark”
and B. l‘. Goodrich
“llypress” Brand of
Rubber Footwear.
Ours Is the Fatally Store
Elwood hGlover
122 Washington 8M
3 south "walk
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THE
MERRILL
BUSINESS Will-ICE
otters Post Graduate
Courses for those
who wish to quality
for special or higher
positions.
. Merrill BuSiness
South Norwallt
standard. Port Cheat"
College '
run run:
fimi‘mrs“ W"
W‘ WVVWWWV~INA .
kw. Cm 'nne Weather: Pole and M I
‘ - Wednesday, Oct. 31. “11. cold tonight and Thumb}.
\
- We‘ll make
coat to order
for $22.50
A woman of either regulad '
or full figure can have now i
ratin- lined coat of new spIcII-t
did woolen for $22.5“
Thai coat will he made cx—f
actly from IIIeIIsureIIIeuls \vq ,
are read) to '1.th here at tl%
store.
It will he made with ratcl
skill,;tnd finished with thor-‘
ough attention to every detail.
it may he in anyof h Ilf-II-é
dozen or more new tasteful
sides.
.. “..."..- ...“. ....
I
AIIIIIIIII tho: 2 ables SIICCiIII
modem tor slender and for in. ii
lirvtncs; special styles for plain!
and tor fIIIICt \Ioolcns.
I
But whatever style is!
Ch'lSCll and whatever fabric i=l
selected. .1 Coal complete null
.‘é‘unzunticed in It: sntist‘acior II
PHONE -371
Prone-r sure
ozuvanv
t
PEANUTS
GHIO'ITO’S
13 R. R; Ave
:Native Calves Liver .......... 36c
Native Veal from .......... 20c up
Loin Lamb Chops ............ 35¢
Rib Lamb Chops ...... . ..... 32¢
ILamh Stew .............. ...1‘8c
'14 Out Lamb ..... . .......... 24c.
Boundsuak ....... ........34c
Porterhouse Steal: ........... 38c
Sirloin Steak .............. . .36:
mmtmgm ........ ' ..... p.25:
BethualityBoef,OornedTou— -
Char-act’s Ilarltcl
.l'cl. 583-2
free Delivery
Always Fresh Roasted!
for $22.» Il
l Zibelincs of rich colors A
, ‘I’col vefzura in handsome hues try
2 Fancy velour; in deep tones $2250
Bright and'aleri wool mixtures
3 (Luis of this season are comfortable 115 well :15 gr Ich’u' .
7 Their hitI Collars and large cutts :Itc combined with int .
‘ which IllSlllC good fit. \nd their broad or medium ltclné
mid smartness to gene. ml :Iir.
When to this is added the
measure tailoring, :1 coat is noiztl‘le :il
., this special price of
satisfaction (If nude-ir-;
$22.50
' Naturally, the I‘Ipporlunity is for but :1 limited tint-3. Fe?
1 prompt! -
l Third llwr.
l
l
I
I L l: ' ‘ "
11C y women 5
shock-$4.75!
F'il a. certain number of
lucky \rumcn, handsome illi:- '
season's slmes that have been,
selling at St") or mots—$4.75
’l'lncc smart llfic'l'llc‘
me styles:—
Brou'u kid with Lin Inn";
mu, imitation tip '
IILC‘
Te '1” calf with fawn cloth
l III. t‘izt ii to:
Cray kid with gray [Ltd‘s
Imp, llllllflil'lll tip.
Each of the three ‘siylcs
made in lined model and with leather French heel titthl'
Wllll metal plate to prevent tannin:r over.
Shoes that ofier good looks tsIIciher nith go. i stile;
that offer :1 true economy .".l a time when cmnomy
is the watchWIIrd, —- $ 4.7 5 .
gnu ....... 24c
PullLineinDallcateaun
widows“: ......... 65c
fancy'l'ablem ...... ....lilc
That woman who finds her size \Iill find .1 prize—uni
most sizes are included.
a Main flair, nor.
,
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