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all; 3113. Arthur Carr 01 Second Sire
M. Herbert E. Marsland will ha
“urge of the midweek services at t
flinch, this evening.
inns tug “Milton" of the Red 51
'llne is at. anchor in the local harp
pf'the company‘s empty barges.
many afternoon at 2:511) v'floc‘K.
decide the placing of :1 lilt'lliUZ'lHl 'v'v-
'chnreu his: C--‘llil5‘ nilllh n... I.\.5
were present were more 1112111 pleas
with the evening! untutt;...;11u~n:.
Damnzn resulting Hum 111:1 111;;
1111114 of ytsteiritiy along the so
port, are reported 11.; lit-ins. urr
seVel't‘. 5'1 1:11. llllilllllii of :1 svrlon
tbL'llC‘l/Hl 1;.111 2111;1- are none.
‘5' part. whit. .iltt!‘ .5; {hi coin-t, filli'l'it’n :1: .
. intervals 111‘:~ tiling lilti‘l'lt‘tl. ii i:
likely. ind-.1111; lltl'il the ('Oltl lllélSlS‘
that 111- art; ilitl'lllll. that It \vil‘. 1101,!
be long below we writ be visited by;
SHOW.
crowd oi the your will Zillt'ntl the
dance. '
“’0111 on i'viiindwling tiu- slow at 311:.
East, Washington stret-t into two
Carpenters are today busil} engaged
in ripping out the front show win-
doWs and will utilize that portion
which was :1 display counter. into a
small lront poitli. It is livlim‘ml that
more of the» pro;1ivt.:.<. who have hull
difficulty in routing 1‘11111 Stores. Will
follow the schrmc of the proln'ivtor or
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Mrs. Lois tlillrl—“ité oi (lrucizl street.
who is now on lllt’ stun“ of the King"
'3 enunty lio;.pi?:1l in llrooltlyn. spo-ni
‘Bunday with her parents bore.
Mrs. Joseph Ann-nil ot' ' inilrozul :n‘n-
Ime. who has been in the Sinmfmd
Hospital. undergoing surgical tron!
home in 11 few days,
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Pupils at (.‘cnter school have bar“
I snorting themselves unusually during
the pas; few days, in order to secure
. as prizes tickets for the presentation
‘iof ”Rip’ Van Winkle." tonight.
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bert and Mrs. H. M, W'y'lie, the com-
‘ held Saturday. from 3 to 5 p. m., are
busy with thei'rmremrnfions.
G. S. “'yckoff. who for the past few
week. to. A. C. Hatch o'f Morgantown
W. Va., left Darien Tuesday for hie.
new place of business and residence;
in Cincinnati.
Employees or the state highway de
prurient have been buay for several
.fiays removing the large quantities of
leaves and mud which have. filled the.
gutters along the Post Road. All this
material is hauled away in automo-
bile trucks and thrown on the public
amp.
A large congregation at St Luxe' 5
church, No1oton, listened with inter-
mt Tuesday night to Rev. George :1.
. Value, executive secretary for Connec-
{flout of the nation~wlde campaign of
"42‘s Episcopal church. The spraher ex—
. ement in this historic denomina-
53mm, and enlisted the .-co operation of
stioners of St. Luke’s in making
a success, so far as this church is
i
the Rings End Fuel Co. remntily
weaved a. large quantity of coal ship-
mm by water and rail arriving at all-
“the same time. But the demand
*8 been so great and the supply so
“1, that the local company now has
at its book .orde1s for about 1.000
an: indie delivered. In order to meet
fie situation, the company is making:
“4 1:1 as or large mm to
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, 'flle Woman's Auxiliary of Christ?
Wren met this afternoon at the home
N Avenue Methodist Episcopal
today, the tug "Norwalk " having left‘
“the local harbor yesterday.with one
The East. Norwullt Improvement Ax:-
sooiation will hold a meeting an the
‘hmne of Mrs. George E. Thompson on .
' “The Epwortli League held a Hallow: ‘
eien Sou“: In the i-Jast A mine 51. 1-3.1
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I! attended. A n- '3 111103 11bit: m 911-1
113 was spent wlzi. 11 511-111, ”mount 01'?
amusement. u-turhenl to it. All who;
Shores 111,21; .\~‘W 1111‘. in unit liritlee»
naturé 11-11, E...» 111111 111111 ..:‘.d it 1.
Show lr,.,:'..'l l1) l1:‘.\«.- ll'dt'J‘ll
the state 121‘ .ll.?\"tl'..il "l .: 311-. :t 1<
recorded 11:. i): in: 11:12:11 1mm) 1 1 11-1.1
inches (let p [111.1 :2 in in- tvcxuiiuj ’
Tickets for t‘m- 111111 11.511 \\'l‘.lt':1 lxv
it) be given army by titt- lll‘fllllnn; 1.11 .
the East Not-“111k Tolmvt-o Fund. n~'-:‘
.1 .8911ng last. 'l‘it'li'c:~ 1111' lllt‘ (lant'c ttr'
'8 beheld under the hospices or too
inbacco fund .1? the Community lmil:
jon Tuesday evening. Armistiov Duy,‘
are also reported 415 lwing sold inst.
. The sales indicate that the largest 3
apartments is uvnrin: mmpletmnf
ment, for several works. is expected.
I Mrs. F. ‘W. Tanker, Mrs. (‘. T. Gil-l
mittee in charge of the rummage sale ;
of St. Luke’s church. which is to ho;
Josephllavis
Inonths held a controlling interest in-
‘t’he Dal-ten Reviewpwhich he sold, last ‘
d" "GStel‘daY'S final Quotations. (‘all ant occasion it was.
:money opened at 12 percent l s_ \V. Benedict was the second' '-edi body thoroughly with McK & R fitmr-
1': —- 3 Itor and proprietor" of the Norwalk MP of Zinc.
BREAKS A COLD .Gamtte having purchased the plant ’ MCK & R Compound Stearate of 71"? .
Mod the purposes of the forward ,
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It is through our doorway that the 11L \\ shlcs first
make their Appearance in this cin, because it is here that Society
Brand Clothes are sold.
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They are well made. their main—1:11 :111'
tainablc, and their styles the newest and 11in-
accepted fashions. Come in and we tit" "Nu-.1 .
i313“ here illustrated.
MTGGWN.!'0.CO5, and ENVELW'L 1 l1
twitch, No. .806. Made oi white bni‘l‘tr‘ r". 11w g '
med with an effective demgn o; mum“.
b“ “lam French knots in pastel south: (1% ,.,. '
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Shining at bust, and dain y ribbcn at
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Xg’W‘W“ . Price $12.10 1.11.151.-
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Richmond Kong
A no. 'l'v‘l' INTERESIING D11:
KITCHEl‘l BPJ'C’EJ A3513 Pl ‘1'
ever shown ingreatcr Ncrwalk 1.. d 1‘ . 1.-
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IAt the start of each season lnptvcomcyfo no and ask, “What "
Society Brand showingr ' When we display these new ideas, as
we arc now doing, 1:’-: an opportunity you ought not miss.
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FOR YOUNG MEN .\.\D MEN “'HO STAY YOUNG
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These ClOtl‘lCS Cost 11 little more, lmt it costs more to makc
them. liach garment is cut by hand. Each tailored by hand in
accordance with most «tn-acting specifications. Thus the style. is
in—lmilt. It is not put in with a lint iron. 311 11 result a Society
Brand garment never loses its style and flispnlincm. f
Overcoats with belts all around, halfback or no
belts, - - - $30.09 and better ‘
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; Velour Hats -' - - - from $6.50 up '
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1 Today in Wall Street GOOD OLD, DAYS coasts AMENDMENT RSI-BCTED.
1 or: NORWALK GAZETTE' . .
NEW YORK Nov 6 (“'ALL ' M'ASHXNGTON 'Nov. 6. —~Th(- pace
lSTRHET Noon) ——The market he The following items from the Bridge ; treaty amendment presented by Sam
:came comparatively dull before the port Farmer 01 fifty years ago today tor Gore. Democrat leahomu to
end of the first how. dealing falnng Will be of unusual inter-nit to our old- make an advbonymular vote mnudm
“-fai below recent averages Further er readers. ilory before any dociaarfion (1 m
irregular'lty soon set in us a result of 'S Wilson Benedict formerly editor l under tho League of Nutlmm was 1'9
renewed pressure. leaders for the most 48nd propl etor of the Norwalk Gaze: te. jected today by the Senate
pait increasing their gully losses The but for some years a resident of New
tstrength of rails brought about tem York has them: stricken with pamly- CARE OF BABY
:Dorary improvement, but anothel and “Si and ‘5 “0‘ “xp‘wmd '0 MOW‘ ! tMPORTANT MI!!!
,more violent reversal occured before A— Homer Bsinst’on- senior 9‘11“" 0“ Fur a Very sensitive skin when
noon. Steels and (‘qulpmpnts “-0”. the Norwalk Gazette. and his one. _
{the chief leatutes of the Reaction ;celebrated the twentieth anniversal, ”5"“ and Chung are easily produc-
fCrucible dropping 5 points thween of their wedding on the All). A larse‘ed *
sales at an extreme loss of 1? 1 points company of ladies and gentlemen aa- Bathe in btan 0,. salt bath infltmti
1Related shares \‘H’IF 3 to 10 points 1111- sisted in the celebration and a pleas- .0! with soap Then sprinkle the. entire
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lN A FEW HOURS :23? ggenmdtgllgallm lggg’geégrigg?:;4ls the ideal dusting powder for infants. .
ioonducted it very successfully until if has mmmhlfla‘ “’91” '
“Pape‘o Colo Compound" immnuy was sold by him to Jae. Bee; in talcum. and in addition it is waterproof ’
re'ieves stufliness 1832. -Roswell S. Shawls and mum and it heals.1'-‘or thirty vans phy=ic~
and distress Ql’rice were the first publishem of the “as have been remain: ”9K Q.
11 me NO. '
Dont stal' stuffed- -up! Quit blowmg $103311: 0:35;" 1:33 112911;, one. a Stearate 01 Zinc. Get a can today.
and snuffling. A dose of 'Pape's Cold The paper which it. “weer.“ mm as Clifford ”my. 30. Nerwmk.
ill three doees are taken usually-brooks as the history of the paper published: _
up a 5.3%.].3 cold and ends all grippe in 1871 puts it whogzame from Don- _
on e bury and started the Independent Re-
5 ry' ipuhiican" in 1800
The very fiist dose opens your clog- Mr. Benedict hair served an appren-g
_SBd UP nostrils and the air passages of ties with Nichols and Price, and Br.
the head: stops nose mug; 721M Deed thug bogus. Wgtzvt‘:
es the headache, dullness feVel-lslme-g ""mm at 5""
sneezing, soreneuand stiffness. 5. A. Homer Bylngton came to the. p.
“Pape’s Cold Compound” :11 the' .‘er a g M” , .
(Flickest.wrest wnliefknmsnd 9035‘ 3W M '8‘ “F
thing of all is they are {fully guurnnim'l it
and bake. Satisfaction gumaatced 1:: ym
moxeoin our Image Club NOW. PAY AS 1
USING THE RANGE.
RANGES FROM .........
Join the Hoosier
Christmas Club
Membership Fee $1.00. '
Weekly Dues $1M
3’31: can and you should own a. Hoosier. Come
11nd 1:61:01. a. Bonnier now for humiliate delivery or
for a surprise gift. Xmas eve. $1.00 down, $1.00 week-
ly will pay the bill. 1
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Buy“l)ove” [31111911111111.1115
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If is Easy to Furnish Your Home the Sterling Way
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