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iordiiierentpnrpossssndoarrysraristyoiihebsstroofing.
includm‘oieomsathebatmmgMnthatweoanadviu.
ourcnstomershonestly. Youmsyregretitiiyou do not
prepare your root for the raining season coming on.
The Hatch £1 Bailey Co.
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Thankgivmgs .~ ale—Coats, Suits & lire.~ ses
You are quite familiar. with the good values we otter at our
regular prices. so it will be an easy matter for you to iigure out
how much you will save by buying now, when you can get a
coat, Suit or Dress for one-quarter less than regular prices.
Don ’t fail to take advantage of this bargain.
coa'rs sor's persons ‘ .
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$8.98 $11.98 $14.98 31.93 $16.50 $14.98
cnosxs‘. we PARIS MILLin'itay
33, So. Main St. So. Norwalk"
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Copyright PlothingCo.; IMPORTANT NOTICE !
O N. Main 8t 30. Nor-walk »
-_. . . .. , TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
mm" "PEWTER” C? E 't‘ conditions all at which are too well
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min... '23“::’:‘.. I understood: as to make detailed explanation here ( 1
makes, this. rented I necessa . compel us. Merchants and Customers
_ repaired. suntan. ii. alike. to oonr utmostto conserve the food supply of ‘
m, 30;?“- r2321?" : our country. and distribute it in th most economical I
nausea 9" . way. Accordingly we have dead on the following i
woman“ “cm...“ I plan which becomes effective Saturday. December .
in wow Ave. W Com 1 1st. 1917: » ' t
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fhat's'what you should have.
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Always l‘resh Roasted it
13 (R. R. Ave. ;.
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_ 0n and-after December 1st. 1917. our business
will beconducted on a strictly weekly cash is. A
accounts must be settled in full by the Monday of
the followmz week. or no further credit wrll be ex-
e ,. bsolutelv no new accounts Will be opened.
Wewdl reduce all prices to rock “cash and carw”
basiis. but will continue to deliver as heretofore. or
trust you will up reciate the step we are takiniz for,
the savings it wrl efi'ect. and trust to'be favored with
a liberal share of your patronage.
N B.-—We request a settlement of all accounts
in full on or before Januag lat, 1918.
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
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Properly titted glasses prescrib- _ .
ed by our oculist will enable ———~—
you to Ice partway. Don't SPECIALS
hm“ “ “n ”n ‘1' “1' “Vi“ Budter. the finest creamery. Der lb. . . . . . a" ..... 48c
.; restraint your tire!- Try Our Fresh Roasted 21c Coflee.
‘ x ———-— Live Oak Buckwheat. a pkg. . . . .. . . . . l ........ 26c
THAMER H. 0. Presto ............... . ......... 2 DkkS. 25c
0mm”. Mommas, .bpucm Nut Margarinea lb. pkg: ................... 30c.
'l'he House of Good 01W A. DTULL.
01 Atlantic Sq. Stamiord. Conn. 34 Cottage 8m, ‘ m “m
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Jeanne and pain. health is restorei
W harmonizing the nerre i'sys
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slalom us. so. poi-vain Casi .
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our niwsnamx.
.wsu. eraser. Nov. 24. 10:39:."
dates! complications in thegsil—g
situation arisina from war 3,
contributed to the ’ "
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"9'" "M" W . fed a point and Crucible swei : points.
iLibei-iy 4's sold at 01.62 to 91.90 and
[the 3 14's at 90.96 to as.
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‘ Our Thanksgiving ‘l'uriieys
All oat-arm WAY and mmsratonymsnm
”Miromthesamegrower in Ohio who has supplied
' nsiniormerseasons.
WIMVBNEVBRHAI’DLID mm 1'03an and '
agonwanttobesureoimnls'rleaveyourorderml
wcwnisitoimesnimmo stock or Ducks, Geese,
RoastingGhiokenalreshHams,Porkloasts, Guinea Hens,
Belgianfiaresandancntsofl’rlmeneei.
wares FOB 003316 ANNOUNCEMENT NEXT
Schnitze’s sanitary Markets
31 Washington as 39' Main St.
30.,»- umunv um
for the coming game, and have been
working hard tor the past two weeks
tor this nine. Several of the Tiger
players oi Norwalk have been signed
to the Shamrocks team to strengthen
the line». A large crowd at Norwalk-
are is also expected to witness this
game. '
answnocks ro sucrosr '
wsionr
Hull." ”(:3 Holland, d tho Sill-
‘ ms _‘sou'rH cosmos:
1 A special
a ' ger.
‘ .Cbarnoli’s Market
Comm,
7 Yesterday was the last day of the
.open season tor all same birds. and
gray squirrels. Hunters were out in
large numbers.
Copies of the iourth annual report
oi the Second Taxing District are now
primed and ready for distribution in
ihe Water Works omee.
communication of St. .
6. F. and A. it.
The blaster
John's Lodge, No.
was held last evening.
I vhlason Degree was worked.
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. uptown police last night. that he had
A local Jitney driver reported to the
round a pair at shoes in his iitncy.
,cyidcnili ihi- property of sortie passen-
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A new plate glass wniuow is being
" installed in Raymond (c Son's store in
Wall street, today. The old glass was
cracked during the last wind and rain
storm? I
The members of the Woman's iii-
ble (‘luss of the South Norwalk Cori?
gregaiionul Church are requested to
meet shortly utter the morning ser-
vice tomorrow in the can parlor oi’
the church. I
Fire t‘liiei Bogardus is in receipt
of :1 lo-i‘i-r from ”W. American Lu-
Francc Engine Company, suvlnz that
the American lal‘rance (‘iiv Service
Fire Trucli has been shipped. to this
city from l-Jimiru. it is expected that
the truck will arrive within it short
while.
A number oijumors. relative to
certain chanaen in utilises were snak-
ing the mundh oi the town today, but
none of iheso were of a definite na-
ture. in regard to the change oi oi-
iirr-s in the Town Assemhlv Hall
building, nolhing definite has been d?-
cidcd, It is probable however, that
new icnams will occupy a number oi
otilcm in :lic assembly hall building,
tuithin a short time. .
Members -ii the l'liiluilwa (.‘lnsh (ii
‘ilw xiii-walk M. ii}. Church unliiorui
I‘lzlr't plain an the llollli‘ of Miss Elsie
\iwnicr. in Harriet street. and Mr
‘dcrcil ilii-lr hostess ii lino-n shower. A
iieliuhtinl evening was cnloved. Miss
{Atwaicr's innrrtnizc will ink.» place in
’ihc near iniure.
’ The new telephone directory is lie-
in: distributed today, The nongbook
has a dark ‘wllli‘. cover and ii is said
that the quality-oi paper used in ii is
a iriile better dhan that used in the
May (lircctorv. That paper tore quiii-
casilv and :ho old books now look us
it mice or rats had used ilicni to make
nesis in.
.\li~'s Sarah llnvcnpori.
was arrested yesterday. by Depuiy
Sheri“ Nelson W. llencdicl. (in it
charge oi cruelty to animals. it is al-
leged that Miss Davenport housed a
horse. on September 2131.. 1917. Jus-
tice Silas Merrill, of Wilton. paroled
Miss Davenport in the custody of ihc
deputy sheriil. and the case will be
heard on Saturday. December 3rd, at
2 p. in.
A regular weekly meeting oi Cock-
cnoe Tribe. No. 32. l. 0. it. .\l.. was
held last nicht in Red Men's Hall in
Main street. Routine business was
transacted. and plans Were completed
{or the bit: dance which will be held
under the ‘nuspices oi Cockcnoe Tribe.
Monday evening. in Red .‘len's Hall.
in Main street. Monday cVening's
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liroin fancy fresh stools Turkeys.
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Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
LadieS’ RainiCoats
We Have a Splendid Stock of Rain Coats in
Cloth or Silk Finish, With a Wide Choice of Colors.
Children’s Rain Coats‘and Umbrellas"
The Best Dollar “Umbrella Made ,
For Men and Women. Fast Color Covers, Strong
Frames and Most Attractive Handles. '
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evcni will he a variety dance aflair.
Iler .nuthor oi “Within the law."
I lance
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Dances oi both ihe old lushioned and
modern types will be. enjoyed, and mu-
sic will be furnished by Svec's or-
chestra. ‘
When the various heads oi depart-E
nit-ms, street, tire and police came
into the (‘in (‘lirk's once today to:
get some money to pay salaries and;
w with they iound that met--
cod! not get it before Monday. al-
though the City {‘ouncil had Voted iii.
the rum in: Tucsdav evening to:
borrow the an 41 835,000 in pay tho:
running cxpem nu- wus bccnusfi‘j
owing to an em Igor Donn-i
van was not authoriwl to sin ti notvi
for that sum. This matter was rei-ti-I?
tied at Ihi' special meeting at the
council last evening and the moneyI
will hi' on Hand lliinchiy it was suldi
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“THE 13in aniline .
WITH ORIGINAL l
CAST. IS COMlNGl
.\lnnuip=i' Knniur oi the Regeht‘
'l‘lieairc annminccd ioduv that he lind|
been fortunate cnounh in secure thei
urcat [bin hit of inst season in New"
York. "The 13th Chair," with the en-'
tire original company that played all‘
ilasi your at the {Sill street Theatrfi;
his attraction will be at the Regent? _'
{or one night only, Wednesday. Deal w"
5th. and noes direct from here to New
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Repaired While You. Wait _
sonnlly recommends this situation to
every patron oi the Recent as the fine
est attraction that will be seen in Nor-
Fenders, lloods, lamps and Bodies
Straightener]
WELDING GUARANTEED
WREGKS n sprains" ‘
Wycherlev is the W'prlnclpal
vsnsr BROS. GARAGE ,
clairvoyant w“ she created last
Phone 15mm 17 cursmn sr. So. Not-walk
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H. KRIEGER
Wm o co.
”3 Woolen Automo-
bile Robes
Size 60 and 80 in.
_ This Robe is Especially
Constructed tor Auto use.
Guaranteed by "the Mann-
laciurei' to Give Satisiac-
tory Service tor Automo-
bile use.
PRICE - - $6.75
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season in New York and Harrison
llunier plays the next important role.
that oi Tim Mohue, Police inspect-
or. Others oi the original company
are Eileen Van Biene. Martha Mayo,
William David, Charles Latte, Harry
West. Saxone Morland, Sarah White-
!srd. Puree Benton, A. T. Hendon and
Lenny Sutton. The original produc-
tion of course will also be shown here.
"The 13th Chair" .is by Bayard Veh- &
and ,
was a. bigger hit in New York than”,— ._-____-_,.....,. A
that lemons D'aY- Fm" companies near Madras, lndia. who spent his last
are touring "I "The 13th Chair." _ 3° eight months withihe troops in Mew
that Norwam is Peculiar“ fortunate potamln tor the v. M. c. A. As this
in securing “‘9 New Y0“ Company was his own personal work. the talk'
While neighboring cities have been will be very interesting and entertain” _
compelled ‘0 Pl“ ""3 l} 0’ 0 com- ing. There will be no admission
Will'- ' charged, but a silver collection will be
taken. This talk is not only iorchurch,’
A “URPR'SE memberspbut any one who is interest-'
A “"9”“? 9‘"? ‘7“ 1“” 0" m.” ed in the work oi the v. M. c. A. at-
Grnce Gall at. her home on lioi‘l home and abroad. ‘ i
street. last evening. Those present
lilltlililllil ltliliiii 0lli’
bert Senlzi. Charles Hendrick, Frank
Yolk, Lenox Currie. William Malian-l
cl Carl Gustavasom Josephine Christ- L D e w.
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"Harriett Hendrick. Velmo "° "'9" ' “' u ' c ”'“I
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William Simms. Joseph Miller. 30‘
Krona. Elisabeth Vonesla, Lucy io‘redvI
erlcl,‘ Regena Bayliss. Elisabeth San-t ‘Nentrone Prescription 99" found to
dor, Helen Wargo. Refreshments be the antidote for uric acid gives to.
were served and many games were markable results, almost immediate
enjoyed by all. Vocal solos were run reliei and an absolute quick cure tot
tiered by Josephine Christiano and rheumatic suite-rend. , .
Joseph Miller with Grace (lull at th?‘ ~ This is now testified to by many.
piano. The partywas adjourned at a : local sufferers and what is better thanl
late hour. all declaring Miss (lull a homo testimony? . l
charming hostess. ‘ l it you have rheumatism. be assuredl
that you may get rid oi it. "Neutronsl
I’0TATOES
29c pk I.
I). is. cmih. oi Nov bei' 30th Prescription 99" will banish all sales
l" “I“! have your orders. 9
“ alcordial invitation is‘exten ed to all
' to hear a talk under the Vampires oi
and pains. llmher up thosefsore inflamn
edioints and aching muscles. Go to
‘mmumwgflfi" rocks ioothailteamoifltamtord, has
‘ today's stock market. fielding counted the mm for Sunday u- — .‘
13'3nllfionilflll', '_m'|thtl|csoldimotm HOSPITAL Horns
"rsesssihnsinotherralls Wright. Thispmewillheplayed- llrs.JosephlneJohnsen.ot2Lua-
“faction. immmmuaumanseasdiasmsvmmummuym the'
.4. teammatmmwdaotthmhwwm ’
phsaoglssuawhiehrsaasdseetedtowiinessh. ‘ ' . masts-us
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opsints. lam} ’
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Kinko‘s! :1 m
arsinposlshsysMwas '
I \lew York Market.
regency- I
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your drusnlst and set a bite or Cindi .
South Norwaik First fletnodist 'bottle today. it will wednu results”
Episcopal church. the speaker oi the you can distinctly tool it working;I
aiming betas Rev. Albert C. Hudson” liaii orders titled on 81.00 sin—EA.
the late at ca missionary irons the Mend, South hernias-saw. ‘ '. ’
vent missionary "sandal ' '
also ltd ' M
the Christian industrial Loam at the
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