South Dakota is causing cloudy
i has gram.
”Tl ‘ A Complete Assortment of
Bed Coverings
BED SPREADS.
E. .K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEl . 13“.
South Norwelk.
WEATHER. FORECAST.
Fair to-
lFor Norwnlk and vicinity:
night; Tuesday partly cloudy.
tul‘bance central this morning over
and
reiny weather in the northern di>tricts
between th-\ Rock‘.‘ Mountains and the
Lake region. The rain extends as far
south as Kansas. l’lenmnt weather
' prevails in the t‘tlill'a‘. and eastern
sections . The temperature is slizhtly
below freezin‘: alone the northern bor-
der from Montana to Maine.
taller:
Lillian Hopkins was admitted to "u“
Norwalk Hospital today for an opera-
tion on the throat.
Officer Lorenza Adams of Norwalk
has been confined to his home with an
uttaek of the grip.
The board of assessors begun their
. mun-rs, COMFORTABLES.
.7 sun-rs, PILLOW cases rum
A tli:;- .
“For every hour of study there
should be an hour of play."
The most beautiful thing in
the world is youth in action.
Don't let your boys be ham-
pered by ill-fitting; second~
class clothing.
Dress them right in suits
made with consideration for a
healthy boy ‘5 needs, suits that
I will keep them well dressed
' through thick and thin,
through play and study—our
kind of suits.
Just a suggestion thutnow is
the time to buy.
The problem with every mer-
ehunt is the delay in duplicat-
l in}: orders. Buy now while
i the goods are here.
I
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Rogers 8: Ste-e -s
Norwalk 3.”. ,
Town (‘leck Herbert R. Snmh has ft‘
annual sessions in tltt‘ city hull and Hunt) m' mu gun“; tags fur dis-17”,“.
town assembly hull today, 'inll
—'—f‘_" . _ O
The adjourned met-tine of thn Old A special itertorv collection for (‘:tr»
VVell. Hook and Lander t'utztptmy will
be held this melting at 5 o'clock til the
C(ntral Fire station.
Ridgefield is to lh‘rllt‘ 520 not: 23w prr
cent bonds for highway improvements.
in $100 denominations. :znd sell them
to its own residents.
The next nicotine of the N0"\‘."'L
Pleasure (‘luh will b- lu-ltl ;.i 2t Lin-
coln Avenue. on Slm'lu". mehv r 110
1919. at 2:3”, instwa'l of 2.
Through lite John ’1‘. Hayes azencv.
the “'llliam George farm on Chestnut
Hill. ("t‘anhttt'y. has been sold to New
York parties, who are to take. immedi-
ate nnssession.
The committee in charge of iiti‘ t‘nrtl
party artl dance to h L'it'en bv (‘nttt't
1.aurel,h. of (T. in Red Men's Hall, on
“'etlnesday nicht urutit‘teti ()Vt'l‘
the large sale of tickets for the af-
itl't"
“ill be taken up in 5?.
Joseph‘s (‘lllll'tll next Sunday.
ilvltal 'l-‘ 990"
~rlltlilPlllt; tonight at lt‘agles Fair.
T(l\\ll .\..<.<ntn‘.ul_v l’lull.
No more imilit'ntions will be accept;
ml in l‘uz' ‘1 ‘~ll"lll departments cf the
arth for seniee in Sharia. nN‘ut-rii'l"
to ll(l\it'i‘.~t received today by ('orpoml
(l. 1', Parks. of the t‘it) Hull recruit-
inu station.
So manv applications on- heln:
reeeiuul for hunter‘s licenses Town
('lerk Hel‘lb‘”! R. Smith has found it
necessnr) to :‘I‘lltl for a new supply or
blanlrm An unusually large
number of ttli ms livintx in this citv are
ll‘lllilllZ permits at this
liven-“e
:tpplf.'in;t for
time
— Do you 'illl‘u‘l“ if not ,m! in step
“llll thu lintv ‘ and um; -. in of the It?"
tut \Vii‘l‘lll' llt‘wo lel'nl‘tls in Oil: todav’a
.
Nn'wall
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Reasons for Buying Here
If for no other cause than to input the lien his: values illustrated here. you should pay us a visit. It will prove both interesting and
profitable. we are sure._ This store makes every efi'ort to obtain merchandise for its patrons that is lowest in price. consistent with
quality. And theSe ten olferinzs have come to . justly reward our efforts. It will take only a little of your time to prove to )‘ourselt
what savings can be accomplished in this store.
~ A Complete Bedroom Outfit
at an Attractive Price
Three pieces—bed, spring and mattress—st only $33.00. The
bed, which has 2-inch p0 its and 1-inch fillers is finished in
white enamel.
is rustproof.
Quality and Value Unite
in This Oversmffed Suite
Mattress is soft and comfy and the spring
Good taste need not necessrily be expensive. This adoring
proves the fact. Here is a fine living room suite with com-
munal: rolled arm: and rich tapestry upholstery for
A Practical Protection
Against the Moth
\\'h--n moths threaten to de-
stroy or impair the wearing
quaint» :( garments why
not lines: in a ("‘IITH‘ «heat?
The} urn :hs best means of
cowl-slim: his 521:. e'» :-ntl will
pr: .liio- t xtra rpnc . hr lint‘ns
fair. Present indications assure a >llt‘- 1“].‘Hi.‘.,,,...i, “m "mt“. 3m. “-33" to and 0 its; [ginseng-m g “a. a...
cezsful evening. Dancing: stalls at ‘1 mm pm“. git-1.; 3.; south Main St. vt-ll Only $235...
8:15 o'clock. and will no? intz‘rfere '
{with the card playing. .\‘l-Z\\‘ roux. Oil. 20 (WALL Comfort is Paramount
HUYLER‘S
SWEET CHOCOLATE
10 Cents
Bunsen-Powell Corporation
South Norwallt
AND NEVER LET IT
SLIP YOUR BIIND that '
to stand still is to go back.
Apply this thought to that ,
tom of your odds and ends
STREET, l-I;.‘.0 ll. m.)--7The week on
the S m-k Exchange town with a re-
.»unm'ion of neihlty in recent! t'.‘-.‘.‘o!’lt-
v.4, e~';>eeittll;.' motors and their nuns"
sell-w. oils :"ltl iwllippiniifi. I'Zttuill- control 'hi-t ita‘mw wing
llHlll" also inhale li‘l‘l‘2lllal‘ gain-t ant! tooku, :A. ,_‘I:.;‘. V.” a ”v“.
\xitlt ‘(ll'ii‘ of ‘he investment rails. to lwau'y. hm Yet‘ll sirelv
Sid: is “we" ullizhtlv uncertain with (njny holiilv (unfit-t n‘ VP”
in“- gyntlt‘ f All<htllllllltlll$. "“ltr’llliu’ as: nlv'ttsl east v'ittie Y"‘]Z.:‘:llg
mu- f‘O'llill-(»< if the first half 2. war in- in N, >1 .‘t J 21.7.1; l'iic-d
('llltlt‘zl Pierce Arr-vw. Clinihilqu'. thtv \x’l itiz. rr.t.h e!‘ excr." i.~;:-~
Wf‘ll ;‘.!‘:l \Vltilt‘ Multirs‘, l\'.~‘.‘.j. iprinv pt $.4jl_ -.v
.\t arrienn
Marine
field 'i‘ire. Mexican Llllll l‘t:.
l'wttolw..t:t-:. lll't l‘:1;..“-\l‘. ii.
(‘Ullllllt‘lL :tn.l \\'.m‘.en
Steel (‘.tt‘ untl Southtrzt 1‘91 flit.
Llllll itcss -l
CHINESE REDS CARRY
BOLSHEVIK GGS EL
INTO EAST It DIES
in This Rocker
Alllm'ttzlt tl nigh-‘31 mini} for
Something Different in
Davenport Suits
here‘s a. three-piece suite that faithful] meal-them
mg Tudor period. It is inside in mnhogynny with coupon:
or ve our h '
and be incmluded, st .00.“? olstery. Pour cushions
For Your Libruy—
A Sturdy Table
it is not often that you see so
good a table priced at $22.5“.
Thir- one has large. massive posts
which insure long wear; the low-
er panel may be utilized for a
migraine rock. .111 fumed or
golden oak finish.
Quality Is_ Uppermost in This
Queen Anne Walnut Suite
This Queen Anne walnut suit answers the need for good
dining furniture at a. price within reach of Ill—$295.
There are nine pieces, large bullet, table and chin. comet
with five side chairs and one armchair. May be had in
walnut or mahogany finish.
An Attractive
Plus
Davenport
a Comfortable BPtl
is what this duolnltl pm»
And the price is (‘T‘lj 51
You'll lilac thc- tine. Spam 6
flatten upholstery and 'll' :-:
pltwsy linish Yorr .h -.
either oak «.2 tntthogam ‘t‘
(lttofold hull
open this
pound tnat'rr-ss, wlm i; :
ed in above price.
N 0 Beauty or Practicality Is-
Ta-king its planing- dm from the Queen Anne period this
suite repress-m an the: mines beauty in bedroom {u 9.;
ture. Its “Wad bed; hrge chifforette and dress
er; and. Wed dressing table are artistic reve.
lations. In mahogany or walnut—$175.00.
A Dlning Table
cf Unusual Men“.
So \ ell made is tl:..- ;, .1" ‘
l'i‘-l" 123' ll will
times the shit-e
liar} (‘nt wenld
vh- ram::rk'il~l_v
$Jl‘: :5»,
Other round tables from UV ‘
‘n Can Ill)
ui' -‘ ' i L.
lh'.‘ an ittii
tr gold l. tut;
ltnl.‘ p 't t
”Ll
ANGEVINE FURNITURE CO.
Till) HACK 1r? tut 2'3 int. .4 LlBRARlANS IN DERBY ,' , ‘ _. .. iv ' ..
lilace n' \\‘l.l-.‘illllt:i :ltr-n'il: “misshnmr- ~ ' 23"": “‘““t w. .‘l..~s Jackson in—
lts" h \e tttrnul up is ‘the far ott‘ ‘ 'Struclor Library School. New York
liv f Lillian mums. ions of Sn-
‘lK-ive in the last :zis;
Week: lid} lilllcil twruz'raprs Lav.-
pzintt rl tle Juttvj .‘w‘ tite.~- tulun-
lea 1"(l‘ltlll‘tg the arrest of liolshevrk
Tittlt h
mattn and Jam,
..
‘1‘ '.l
SesSion Attended by Several from This .
The autumn mw'tittg‘: of
‘Public Library. 'lseague of Nations."
:Re\'.(‘. A. Dias-more. 111).. “titer-
Harry. The busimws included action
Session.
the For.-
lil.)ll’l"7!iidtl school (or (‘lttnese at Mose ““NiCUt Library Association Was held upon 3 "Huh“ sent out by ”‘9 Ameri-
(‘tt'1'_ \; 1‘ \‘ft‘l'l‘ :1
"in: to the islands to Friday in Derby upon invitation of “m“bran"ASSOCiationthnt acircular
:4'H't'tltl liolsltvvism among the natives. u- 1 h . -~ mun um ;strongiy urging lar er librai a 1'0-
. the Dem, lu ltc 1.1m...) and t... ‘5' DD
.a-.-
because of living conditions ..nd the'
salaries so low in proportion and thus
Lacking in This Bedroom Suite 3
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the libraries Were being crippled on
every hand.
Luncheon was
Clark.
Librarians of this vicinity preslnt
were Mrs. Blanchard and Miss Coot“
[linger of South Norwalk, Miss Pinneo
served at Rug .5]
Fall and Winter Clothes
. . . el' Mam 32
Savmgs Book, m the hot 5...
as l~‘nbl:'ns, et‘ Putnam avenue.
T. ll, Tr-
:tter, have been visitinz. for
verel days. with Mr. and Mrs. Thom-
drawer, and which you ‘
would never have remem- .
bered if you didn’t happen I
across this little ad.
'Dig it out this evening,
and let the blank spaces do
their own accusing.
Feel—Old?
Overwork, worry, anxiety or sorrow
undermines strength and health. Theta
causes contribute to kidney trouble, sud
weak or diseased kidneys make one
feel old in middle age.
WEE P1115
help week, overwortcdor diseased kid.
hey: and bladder so that the system b
free from waste and poisomue matter
that cause; one to feel old. tired. lla-
guid. They banish bechche, rheu-
rnstic pains. sore muscles, I'll kill.
‘ In. J. D.liller.9yncoe.c.!ltY.. VII-e:
onard Robbins and family.
‘ , tot-the nun-inn to the. Trustee.” r. x.
.Derby Neck Library Association. The flirtatious and more. pay for librarians
, :sl'ould be sen:_to the trustees. town
and city authorities. This will be
done. The librarian of the Middle.
town Public Library reported that
only the night before the city had
doubled the library appropriation. It
over the. whole structure. The library was'brousht out,thnt only 40 per cent
. itself is the Harcourt \Vobd Memorial. 01' the trained librarians of the countu'
erected in rememberance of a twelve- ‘had been able to keep their positions
founders, the
meeting place was: the beautiful nudi-
torittm or the Derby Library, made
reven more beautiful by the decor.»
lllDlZS of. autumn leaves. cosmos and
culedulas. This auditorium is on the
top floor of the building extending
yearold son of the
since died. Loving thought was given l “mm
in every detail and it is n mrstdnter- } *
eating library. 3Q
The program consisted of addresses I}.
of welcome by Judge Edwin B. Gager, l
chairman. board at trustees, and Miss [4
Shaw, who took the place of Miss
F'rnces Osborne. president or thei! .
Derby Neck Libs-cry. "The Kantian .,
:
mé‘mxwrmems‘
mother and father, both of whom have I m i
W ANTED. _‘
The R. tw. Est- Shophuspositionfornyounglsdy.8he
mustbesthorongluyexperiencedbookbepqsndsbeolutely
trustwuuiy. Donotspplyunl. you lave the memory ex-‘
mmebmmrc-m. . ~
For Father and Son
Styles That Well Dressed Men .Wear
In sinsiemddonuokuumd—Om Fall Suits and Overoats
“1° m m M likable styles and best wezuitzfi
chi-h“ You all hi. You u‘e sure of satisfactory choice and H
price lower than Ill-11y charged for clothes of such £005
quality.
Paces 325 to $50
of Norwalk. Mrs. Sherwood of \Vest~
port and Miss Hart of “'ilton. j
—.~.__—_.—-—_._——__ ’
All mrmoers of Court Pruitt-ts. \‘o_
11. 0. C. 8., are urzcd to attend an lm~
portaut meeting in 11 A. R. Hall.
“'ashington street. tonight. Special
business will be discussed. Me‘hthers
are asked to bring refreshments.
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