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A «mi?» Assortinent Of
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mars, comonrssus,
.mm, PILLOW asses AND‘
7 mamas. ;
”EKBANKS'
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwalk.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
~‘Eor Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
you warm but—~
cloudy tonight and Thursday not
much change in temperature: gentle dictates.
warlable winds: The disturbance
:which was over the Lake region yes;
terday morning is now passing out the
St. Lawrence Valley. The sotunern-
“disturbance causing cloudy and
Bhowery weather from Texas north-V
. ward to Kansas and Missouri. Thor--
is much less cloudiness east of the
Rocky Mountains than there was yes,
tei‘day morning. The rain has 900"
light during the last twenty-four hours '
and ccnfined to a belt. from Texas
northeastward to Maine. The temper—
ature has risen in the eastern districts
and is now above lllt' normal from ll-
linois eastward to the coast. The
temperature falls from Illi-
nois nortlrwvstward to North Dakota.
wear.
is
terns and colo
dime.
rapidly
whtre it is below freezing. ‘Norwalk
TS.
“'ork without intelligence is like
a suit without style. it may keep
The blue sky is the limit. Fly
as high and as freely as fancy
There are no hard or fast rules
to hold you down this season
in regard to what you shall
A cheerful freedom is the last
word as to styles, trim, pat-
Our $35 suit takes the air
readily—it's a. bird.
A step in time saves many a
Prices are not coming
down—quite the reverse.
‘k ogers Sr Stevens
South Norwaik
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t
. -" llll‘ to the rainstorm last ulght. con-
‘ggy ews Sl(l"l2ll)ll' damage was done- to the
‘ I Hilewullzs o't llouton street. .\l (mi-
in”-.- ‘_'7______.__ (‘4 muml particular dangerous place. \"ill!(‘ a
washout occurred. Policeman John F.
. . . Siritl l‘.‘"'.: :'-: ' .
For your Football survive-Look x ‘ "'1'” i ‘ tun" ”“1 “2“” ‘0
. . warn N'i est "a s
over the large assortmeiiY o iVer-y l H n '
thing you will need at imam-His. in
South Main “street.
A fur llPCli~lllt‘Ct‘. lost by a .\'orwalk
woman Stamford during tlii‘ carW
Islam! with
(‘ity :li‘iilfliu
in
a lead of loin:
—-Boat thel (‘. just in from lion?
clams
SAMUEL GOMPERS HAS'
NERVOUS BREAKDOWPI
WASHINGTON. Oct. 15.—-Samuel
.Gompers, president of the American
:cheration of Labor. was rcportod to
‘day by labor leaders to be. suffering
from a nervous breakdown. He is con-
fined to his bed, it was said.
Mr. Gompeis' illness results. labor
leaders said, front months of unremit-
iting work at home and abroad in con«
Vnectiqn with the peace treaty. the ln-
ternational Labor Congri as at Am-
Vsterdam. and the steel strike.
5 The veteran labor leader was strick-
en when he reached his home last
night, after delivering an attacu 9a
night. after delivering an address in
the industrial conference on the Unit~
ed StatesSteel Corporation for its re-
fusal to deal with the steel strike
committee. His friends recalled that
the day was the first anniversary of
the dea'th of his daughter. and they
said this fact probably aggravated his
condition.
5 Frank Morrison. secetary of the Am-
Ierican Federation of Labor. was i lect-
ed chairman of the labor party in the
conference today. to act for Mr. (ioni-
per-s.
. Labor leaders said that if Mr. Comp.
ei'.~' Hint-5:: proved so serious as to
mole it impossible for him to dis-
chargi- tlrr- duties of president: of the
{tili'rlllli‘il for any considerable time.
the executive council or me Frgrra-
tion Willlltl be called to elect a t -
porary it was said that
James Duncan first \"ie'rresident of
the Federation. probably won't! LI:
ignatcd to act.
SH i‘Pt‘FSOl‘,
Delegates of the Norwalli “‘0. rant-
(‘lrristian Temperance l‘nion n r. at
tending 9 two day convention or tui-
state \\'. (‘. . 17.. that opened in \\‘illi-
mantic today. The election of state of
flcirs will take plnl‘i- tomorron.
\Vilbur F. Crafts, i). ll. superinlet-m-ni
of the International Reform n'liOJU.
will deliver one of the princlpn‘. tul-
i‘..
m sou-m nonhuman“!!!-
J Maori—wusou
An except anally pretty home wed-
ding was solemnized at the home of
the bride. 34 \Vilton avenu, yester—
day afternoon. when Miss Elsie Louise
Wilson. dauzter of Emerson Wilson
and Ernest W'JS‘ohnson. son or eon-i
l
'traector (‘harles E. Johnson. of Pillow.
street. were united in marriage Rev.
Louis ll. lioyell. rector of St Paul's.
officiated. Miss Betty Donnelly we!
the maid of honor and “'illiam’ A.
Johnson. a brother of the groom. was
the best man. The bride. was becom-l
ingly gowned in white satin and cur-i
ried white roses. while the maid of
honor wore yellow with and Carried
roses to match, The. Episcopal ser‘
vice was used with one ring. the bride
was given in marriage by her father.
“of parlors were beautifully decorat-
ed with palms and autumn leaves and
about fifty guests were present who
immediately after the ceremony tend-
ered heartfelt congratulation]. and
then enjoyed ~ delightful coll-GUI.
The wrddinz presents were "rid Ind
many. On their return from a short;
vxediYng journey they will reside in-
:\ portion of the "MU residence on;
Fillovr street. which has been thorn
ought)" rtmoilled and furnished. 'I‘lreI
groom is a well known carpenter and.
the bride was formerly one of the
popular employees of the Yulh Silk.
Mills
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will tomorrow observe f
Nelson Tuttle ‘
. of his
nival Monday night, is in lllv tinsSi‘S-; A” ”HR lMk about skunks having me“... the ninety-nfth anniversary
Bion of 1m. .Olll‘t‘ in ”m coy. Tm. to be handled at long range is irun- - be 1nd to receive,
F . —_—————— nmnday, and will 8 ,
only “talk (if tletrtiiii'atintt ts :tr. nauu- :i'iinbt'. illt‘cm‘thlm “l l'erlie mill”. at Ducks running about the Fold or a all his friends at the‘family residflmfw
Duran. il'l Mio e itttrCiuti (it .‘lt'hli‘O: .\io.. who Taylor. avenue. resident. in a mum. No. 14 Taylor avenue. y._ Tuttle b‘;
w A l _ 'vV-j .. . H . .. l- lrllsliIK sh baby shrinks with the in- “a“, mu,“ m shocked neighbors "my “five “m delights in doing out 9- .
I - nunrn-r 0t . otualk pet. » “t‘ll tollllon or making ‘niouset's" our of have appealed to u", “ce aut‘rori- door work each day.
present at ”'0 “Wm“: ““1““ i“ m" Iht'HL However, Oliver buts emphasis ties The); allege the Timer deiiber ' \
.l ‘ course given on Modern Drama M on one precaution. That is. “don't - . l , 0' Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kindnein of Flax ,
>4 . [Pr f W1“ 1 , Pl fl ‘ ‘ c _ .-. V. ‘ _ .. ntely plucked all it» .eathers from me e
" 0 ‘ I am ‘30“ 1' D“ 3‘ ..|~.:r "' i'frigliten 0“" “0 declares* a u" ducks thus subjecting them needlessv “in Road are most-3 .0 Bflwl
Memorial "a“ New “we!" "\Pflorrthmm “ “Wm; 1"". (‘°"‘:“"'d Wu" 3 l\' in root we'itliet‘ and rfinkins them lodav. where they will mane their
. klay afternoon. Prof, l'll‘l rs wri: uni: \ - - - . ' .- ‘ t. , -.’ ‘ ‘ ‘ - ' ' - I
t' .. . , t t. . i .- hunt. “inn it come. to (illClllnL inne- object-4 m mum. rmbaqnfimm‘ m be— home for the wrnt .
mile the course- iii-hi Lies in). r Li «H I "x I
he will take up the dramas of Ibsen. __ lloldtlL. \ : Mrs. Edward Bach and son Hm. l
—- .. ~ . *- have returned to their home on Love .
—Atio-ud t‘omonviiou'. 1,, x i: -‘ A Ford toiirin: car was stolen .‘I'Olll « . “-o.weeks' \"lsij with,
men's llall 'l‘hiirsday S-i'” ir-i-ir ‘\l -l ‘1.- .. l)1ql)lr\- I...“ 'n . and street, after A . ~ .
('Sll'zi. ' " “H ‘ H ' ‘ ‘ l " 4 fl ' ‘ friends in Trenton. .\. 7. i
ll o‘clock last night. according to a '
Tll(‘l‘t' will he an l!llt‘l‘t‘>'.l‘.£ [no I V Y" H'H'iVV‘] h." "01'9” officials Mrs. H. 5. “11‘3"?- tonnerl." "f t“hi
gram at the mid week lllt‘t‘lilld m. rho- here. The license number was 02737. city. is gerinusly ill at the home or her.
South Norwalk _\i~ liltltl‘st 'v-i'na'ntnd 3 the engine number being 2374123. daughter. Mrs. P. S, (‘unninglmlm 185'
church. Thursday i‘\'t‘ll:‘Il-‘ . . 1'. __.__— (.mmg‘. .stn .,,_ nridgqpprr l
- o‘clock. 'l‘he Forlysixm "sai; :. .r The lilsl oi‘ the temporary structure ‘ . _ .. re ,
3,531". “i strong”, and ,-,.;.,_~;\ n river the sidewalk in front of thl‘ (11 Dr. and 5”" ( “at!” F' B"UI“.0““nn '
times of change and llllllt‘fl\( i, of}! hm zettr- buildbu; “""I returned todm and “2‘“de '1‘“ ““"mn: of m0 (on "a?
read and discussed. All are ~:.‘.-f.~ti. the new window sa~h on the two on “CW State Baptist Awnmmmn' now I’.
j pi‘t‘ start-v plat-ed in ginsiiion. session in Norwich. l
._—_.._... . _ . l , -i '
- v‘w . ' .._._ _... '_ " .,. , .‘ -y ; l famil) qI’ll :7
HUT LERS I VALENTINE DIVORCE CASE suns. 1“" '1 (i ‘ R” "'7 11‘2“”.-- “HI
v -- , l ' ‘; : nil ‘ lllO “ l - '
‘ S“VEE 1‘ CHOCOLATE . _ “00d“ ir ii» i .
10C 1‘ 3 Th" (use. in which. Mrs. Florence ”Kl“!- 4' l
"en '3 Valentino sili'tl Frank Valentine for :i “" ‘” " "Ht J—EATH l
. . . . V, ‘ . . . ‘ ‘ . ‘ ___ I v D . ‘
Baumn-POWCH COTDOTBlIO“ di\or . i . lll “Irieh sh. claimi d Mrs. ’ :qu‘jaglfalfi‘a(:§c H gin-man “1 t
. 3 livnr)’ l'oliok alienated the affections ‘1 ‘ . ‘ ." I ll. New York-
SOUlH Norwalk 3 , l . l l d ‘ ‘ . i \_ llot). pilot or tme_ot It. i
: 10' \Pl iris inn. . (.lllll to tar . rrpeiior \Vaslritigton mnil airplanes. was bum-‘
_ - _ k i :i-oii.t in Bridgeport this morning. bc~ id to death today. at thcholling Roa ll
! glow Jade'- “Ebb, and ll-‘l‘ a'torniw'. ““11. “ml" at (‘aronsfill'z “fisulbllrrb. .
‘t -- l' m ~ . . . . . . . ' , “hen his plane crashed nose t's n "z
. l i“ .l.i.. r in Tamnran) withdrut tin 1h“ ground ““1 the gusrlvne tank ex.
y‘ , . ('ilht plodi'd. ' l
.. PIPING HOT—~SUPERBLS l '
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1;; \ fREVIVING—NOURISHING— l UNI‘ I‘ED i
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“r ; lTHAT S OUR HOT CHOCOLATE; . l
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vcur hot chocolate which is niadei SHOP S i
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.3 ‘ i RIGHT and SERVED RIGHT. ; » i
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- - Try i? today when you are chill-l l
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;ed and depressed—it is certain to‘, ‘_ I
BUR . STILL AT 7T .prove delightfully delicious. | i
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lake their visits fruitless j ! . A ‘ ‘
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by removing your mm 3 New England ! HAVE YOUR EYES EXT .l
ables to a Safe Deposrt ‘ l AMINED BY THE SPEC-
‘39‘ 0" the “”339 lam“ l I s . i - IALISTS IN UNITED EYE
of this bank and siee , an . -
9 . i . GLASS snaps ‘ .
without worry.
BOXES :4 Areas,
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Our Only Store—10 80. Main St. |
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Halter of the Famous XXX Qual-
' ity Ice Cream .
Also demakeall our nu ma.
15-1}
A real eye'serviee for all the
people's—and the cost is smell. .
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new art’f'or. 4H 1'
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mmnsv, oer 1;. 1919
Till UNIVERSAL CAB
Something’s Going to Happen
EITHER YOU WILL-4i --YOU WON’T
Therefore we ask you candidly—
What are you goingr to do about getting that new Ford (‘ar
You wanted so cauerlv last summer? Wait like vou did then——
and get left? Or—sav the word now—and receive deliverv the
dav vou set—‘twixt right awav and Februarv 1st. 1920?
Instead of loosening up. the problem of “How to Secure a
Ford Car” tightened the season past. It‘s going to tighten tighter
before the coming Frst of Februarv. WE WILL NOT ACCEPT
AN ORDER NOW GUARANTEING DELIVERY AFTER
FEB. 181‘ FOR THE SPRING MONTHS!
What we are steering at in this adv. is lust this: From NOW
on till Feb. lst we shall have Foord Tourings and Ford Run-
abouts for immediate deliverv in sizable numbers.
YOU CAN CINCH A CAR FOR NEXTSEASON NOW.
YOU CAN STORE ONE FOR 75 CENTS A WEEK.
THEN YOU CAN HAVEYOUR FORD “’HEN YOI'
WANT IT. THEN YOU CAN SMILE CHEERFULIN
'AT YOUR NEIGHBOR. MR. PUTITOFF D'LA Y.
THERE WERE THOUSANDS 0!" YOUR IIIGKIOBS MIGHTY DIS-
APPOINTID rm sums
—thousands who wanted to buy a Ford. but nothing doing. (lur
present aim is to steer other thousands who hope to drive Fords
next vear—steer ’em clear of disappointment . . And we can do it
g you, and the rest will wake up and say “I‘ll order my l'ord
0W.
\WE WILL HELP FINANCE YOU
—-if you will only speak up ahead of the game—at once. We‘ll
make it so everlastinirlv dollars and ants easy for you to cinch a
Ford car. Hear our proposition. .Ask us about it. You‘ll agree
wrth thousands more Wise Ones it would be a bad fumble NOT
to hop aboard. When we .say we will help finance your early
order-you can bid adieu to the visibility of worry about a
Ford car for 1920. "
ADVERTISING
This is the iii-st Ford ('ai‘ advertisement we lt:r‘.i lil‘ilii. .1
months. \\ by ‘3 Folks asks us til it question. Liki u ...- :9”
“Don _\'t“tl believi- any longer in advertising?"
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First question‘s airs“ ci':
Her-arise. without further adv wining. month -
more People wanted Ford ('rirs ttrair we had Ford 4 i“'\ 'i '
Sci-mid Question 's answer:
You bet “rain. “'0 believe in advertising from lll" _r m5
'floor llll—lf you have .sorrretliing to adyertise. li' \t-r.‘rt- all will
out. what's the use of blowing bubbles? “‘0 kept out of tin
newspaper advertisirrir columns those. past months for tile wrx
best of l‘r‘fisnlis;lltlllllllg to sell. “'9, are from}.r iiito lhv new;
papers from now on for an equally good reason—we have and
shall continue to have for some time to come—ford Tourings
and Ford Rumbcuts for instant dzlivery. And we'll help finance
you—if you'll only say the word.
«-
it’s Up To You and You and You
how long .this advertiling campaign is to last. Our personal opinion is 1-01
for a great while. Because the propulsion is too good to slip by. And WC
figure there will be several thousand neighbors who won‘t allow it to do
any slipping. Therdid all the side-stepping they and to last summer—and
walked. Never again fOJLthat bunch! We're got the cars and the willing-
ness TO HELP FINANCE YOU in securing you share of same. Now then——
YOURS T-RULY
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