.awislter e to have your
a in]: m m bflflhfi_
‘ . - - made dangerous
. , rmhless ice and storm.
QBuy coal of those who play
game with deftness and
.. care, where ever? ball;
you rolling straigh' an
iovary shot is fair. With coal
,yu'oughto keep yousnugyou'u
:a’eore no racking fears and
:mnyl.buttons it will add to
your string of years. Now.
We]! these points 11P°n_
your mind, put up this one
and lock it and you may find
”1' after year it’s money in
.Why do so many
come to us for
their Gillettee
The answer is Service
--we know the Gillette
‘ —can give a man a little
§.’ that eases up his
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' in a wide range of styles,
, _ one to please every man.
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in stock.
. ALBERT D. MORGAN
Washington St.,
South Norwalk.
Smith. Underwood,
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented.
' repaired. Rentals, 85
per month Machines
sold atSiOpel-montb.
PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
CALL
.JAFFE b; ASH
it won“ cost more in the begin-
, in: you will gain more in the
“'9 buy everything in the line
We.
TELEPHONE 499.
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RDERSMFORIJUNK
- ‘.tely sent for and best
. paid. Phone or send
" L. EFFRON
.’ East chrzalk.
’ ’ Tel. 441..
:Falrfleld Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
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funk—especially Second-Hand
We'venothingtosayegainst brick «moon. 1mm
“M W901). construction is easier. cheaper MW!!!”
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_ We'veplmhereforyoutoloohoverityou want. to
'buildshousabarmsiloorjnsttomnewlifeintoenypsrt
” “your homamddon’tletuyonr buildings run downs-u
Whiter—based on the prieesof OTHER oommoditiqlunlp
bet‘wasneversolowincosti __
Come in the next time you're over our way. 11 you con-
sult us. we'll seethatyou gettherightidndofanythingyou
Manda-immhtrfice. too- .
The Hatchlldi bailey Co.
’ rine Ludin'ton. president of the as-
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
i u. NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STROMBERG CARBURETORS -
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 and 2011. . 12 CHESTNUT ST‘ ‘0. NORWALK.
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You will find the most beautiful line of WOMEN’S AND
MISSES’ cons, sun's, DREssEs, sm'rsl wars'rs AND
UNDERGARMENTS, priced lower than elsewhere. Come
and be convinced. _ _
The Paris Cloak and Suit House-
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mm. ii cm
, ton avenue. War.
, WITH FIFTY CANDLES
Continued From Pm 039:
Following the presentation. Betty
Shaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel 0. Shaw, presented Miss Katha-
sociation, with a bouquet of flowers.
consisting of‘ violets. smile: and'
white, the suitrage onions.
mm hedges.
Before the convention closed 823.-
500 was rilseddn pledges. - 1n the
morning at,the business session the
following oilicers were elected: Presi-
dent, .Miss Katharine Ludington. 1‘9‘
elected first vice president, Mrs. Anna
Thompson Seton of Greenwich: sec-
ond vicepresident. Mrs. C. E. Win-
slow or New Haven: third vice-
president, Mrs. Harrison B. Freeman
of Hartford; recording secretary, Mrs.
William C. Cheney of South Manches-
ter: corresponding secretary. Mrs.
William H. Deming of Hartford:
treasurer, Miss Mabel C. Washburn of
Hartford.
County chairman, Tolland. Mrs.
Fannie Dixon Welsh of Columbia;
\Vindham, Miss Rosamond Danielson
of Putnam: Middlesex, Mrs. William
T. Crouch of Cromwell. Litchfleld.
Mrs. A. E. S. Taylor of Norfolk: Fain
field, Miss Carolie Rouutz-Rees of
Greenwich: New‘Haven, Mrs. Henry
Townsend: New London, Miss Edna
Tyler of New London. Hartford, Mlssl
Mary Bulkley of Hartford.
Political leaders chosen were: Mrs.
T. S. McDermott of New Haven: Mm.
Willis Austin of Norwich. Mrs. Hiram
Percy Maxim of Hartford. ' Mm. A.
Hyde Cole of 'Norwalk, and Mrs. S. L.
Cooper of Salisbury.
Among the pledges was one for
8100 from the Bridgeport Republican
Town committee and Mrs. Sha‘w an
‘i‘lounced that it was the firs gilt ever
received from a political party.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.-
Firence H. Schnell to Charles
Wimpfheimer, lot and buildings. Wil-
Carrie E. Comstock to George Omars-
se and wife. lot and buildings. Deer-
field street. “’ar.
. The South Norwalk '
Bargain Store
40 WATER STREET. ‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
We have just bought. a large quantity of MEN’S HEAVY
FLANNEL SHIRTS in Grey, Khaki and ’Blue, which we will
sell at a very reasonable price. .\
Below are only a. few of the great bargains which we will
ofi'er for THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
Men ’3 Heavy Flannel Shirts, all colors, regular price $3.50.
We gfl‘er for ................................... $2.79
Men's Regular $5.00 Corduroy Pants. We offer for . . . . $3.98
Men’s Leather Vests ............................... $4.75
Men’s Sheep Lined Vests, with corduroy on the outside . . $4.98
Men's Heavy Sheep Lined Coats, with corduroy on the out-
side. A great bargain ....................... . . . $12.98
We will also offer some GREAT BARGAINS in BOYS’
HIGH CUT SHOES and BOYS’ BOOTS.
We also carry a complete line of the famous ENDICOTT,
No Successors
ANOTHER LOT or
' ' TlR ES '
Arrived. Lower Prices Than
, I V ' Broadway
~- 'ch Non-Skid, Ajax Road
Goodyear Awt., Fisk, Nor-
and other makes at unheard
, Buy today while the sizes
’ . oke‘il.
JOHNSON SHOES for men and boys.
It will pay you to see us first, before you buy elsewhere.
The So. Norwalk Bargain Store
40 WATER ST. - SOUTH NORWALK.
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:COMPENSATION Aeneemeu‘rs
les ‘ Prices.
’12 Ajax Road King $29.94:
8 1-2 Ajax Road King $13.85,
'Goodrich Non-Skid $21.55
L2 Goodrich Non~Skid,
$13.35
More Red Howe Tubes.
sun’s Garage
7. ' PHONE 1959.
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ll ' _missi0ner Buckingham—Many
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._ - . quire and Rubber Co., felon third tin-
—* _— ' " 'ger left hand, October 15,89150 ,week-
‘iy until able to return to work.
FOR THE LATEST STYLES , Frank Pasquale, -‘orwaik, Norvalk
. IN -. L'l‘irc— and Rubber 50.,» contuEi‘on left
, FOOTWEA . 5w work ......
, ,Tanmh Bros infect
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i Estate of Miner D. Randall to Them-
las I. RaymorLd. land, Rock Ridge and
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f’ William George to Peter C. Locke
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’ Frank Herman and wife to Adam
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l Osborn avenue. War.
TMiiler. et 31.. lot and buildings. York
,Joseiovsky. lot. Chestnut street. \‘Var.
Herman Maring and wife to George
.M. V. Schlichting, one acre and build-
Martha E. Randall to Benjamin J.
.Thomas and wife. lot and buildings.
James Dunn to Charles A. Clark. lot
and buildings. Osborn avenue and
Fort street. War.
Charles E. Hoyt to Ernest Gill. lot
‘and buildings, Lincoln avenue. War.
Anthony Savntsky to Abrahani J.
street. War. ‘ " ""‘
Park avenue. Trustee deed. _
Mary M. Dibble to Robert Joselov-
sky, lot and buildings. South Main
street. War. .~
Sarah McClure and others to Robert
Edward F. Hands to Samuel J. Stew-
art. lol and buildings. Belden avenue.
“’ar.
Michael Duffy and wife to Adele
Recilt. lot and buildings.'Ferris ave
nue. “Var.
Alecia B. Carroll to James H. “’hite
and wife. lot and‘buildings, Granive-
and wife. nine acres and buildings.
Chestnut Hill avenue. “’ar.
Anna C. Hanks to Thomas Hunt. lot
and buildings. Tindail street. War.
Horace Vt'. Fisher to Ruth M. Brack-
en. lot and buildings. Cove avenue.
“'ar. ~
Jacob A. Rudder to Gustav A. Sand-
herg. et al.. lot and buildings. Spring
street. “'ar.
Gleason & Beers to Julie Bitter. lot
and buildings. Center avenue. 'War.
Eienora F. Hilsdan to James H.
O'Hara. int_ and buildings. Union
Henry P. Price to William Knuscil.
lot and buildings. Union place. War;
Siraub and wife. lot and buildings.‘
Summit street. W'ar.
Albert A. Betts to Clover Mfg. C0,.
7 1-2 acres, Toilsome. -
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B‘IRTHSTONE JEWELRY
W. -—W
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Forest Mills Underwear
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Has a reputation of many years standing for its exceptional comfort and wearing quell les
complete line of FOREST MILLS UNION SUITS for women and children i; now re
‘ "K‘s—15 -- .....M - " ' ' iris-i”
ady in our
Underwear and Hosiery Department.
_ . ,_' , ,. A BIG LINE OF MEN’S UNDERWEAR a".
Shirts, Drawers and Union Suits in medium and heavy weights, including those that are
fleece hned. _ ~_, _. . .m. .. .— ' .45..
ALL KINDS OF MEN’S GLOVES AND NECKWEAR
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CHARdsjlthhhl PLAN
Al The Time of Purchase is an» _,
1 Actual Advantage.
ii is all Actual AdVaniage
to be able to have what Clothes you
need when you need them.
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Ready Cash
for the entire purchase is not ‘required.
'Our Credit Plan, easy payments, offers
a pleasing and Satisfactory solution of
the outfitting problems this Fall.
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The Month’s Birthstofie’
JANUARY Garnet
Constancy and Fidelity
FEBRUARY Amethyst
Sincerity
‘ MARCH Bloodstone
Courage, Truthfuiness
APRIL Diamond
Innocence '.
MAY Emerald
Happiness
l . MADE THIS WEEK JUNE Pearl
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; . l . Health and Lou L'f
Dr. S. hi. Dietz‘. Nmeteen Cases Are Settled by Com. JULY -, . gRulb:
Contented Mind
Local. AWUST 83rdonyx
DENT!SF , l Several compensation agreements ' Felicltv
were made at the ofiice of Commis- SEPTEMBER I" Sapphirh
‘ l p ' w s in his arm, spent several days of the — ~ ~ .
! -} Castabel. South. Norwaik.‘ U. S. OCTOBER 133:: present week in a hospital at Roches.l 8' gal $1 10’ qt 30°
47 South Main S‘reet ;Shlppmg ‘Board. Wilson Point, in- _ : Hope ter, Minn.,'where practically every e‘x— ‘ N, Y, STATE pEA BEANS,
{fected finger, August 11, 311 weekly NOVEMBER - , Topaz pert at the institution examined him. MME JEANNE' IE a. lb“ 106
tun‘t‘lyl :‘ble3 to viogr. th N 1k 8 {DECEMDER F" *"“ Fidelity All except one pronounced his condi- ° ' . .... .. ‘ ....... O ‘ ..
r . _ ryan, on orwa , lau- , . - Tu Unite ton “a most perfect." The ex ert who RAN WE -
South Norwalli 'son Company. lacerated scalp. Octo- l Prosperity‘snd Srlgccess made the unfavorable renort eiamined 303th Norwalk's Leading 33333“ng UNS ET
her a. :9 weekly until able to work. ' ' ' . - . K’ a can ' ' ' ' 13c
Rudolph Mayer. Norw llllt, Norwaik BECAUSE 0f the 1 _
will be impossible for us to replace'
any article of jewelry infini- stock Emma's grip." writes Geo. Jenner, 410':
,kzee, September 20, $15.35 until able/our present low prices. “ I
. . chasers of JeWel to Honda Gi i
Louis Kotka, Norwaik. Norwalk‘ ry r . y “5
l'l‘ire and Rubber Co.. bruised index the advisability ofimmediate selection.
GO-TO
' . ’finger, righ hand, $18 weekdur
MAX LEVY ...... ... in as... ,. “‘
-~ 31 39..“ St, t James Johnsdn. South Nomi}; .
,1 . . ‘ ' ‘ ,hv‘r :Hlflfl “
We therefore urge prospective pur-l
euvme mean-w
§A CHEERFUL RECOMMENDATION, cursefiel‘fe & (“over - EXTRA FINE LARGE GAL“
constantly increasing cost 'of Gems.l
Precious Metal Workmanship it;
ibeSt laxative I have taken and I cheer i I! I . $.01! G
fully recommend them to anyone sut-V ' '
J H. KRIEGER & (:0.
~- Samuel Greensiel’n, Prop.
TYLER HAS TEETH REMOVED. 'Tyier’s teeth and declared that the,
lameness in his arm came from "pus'
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sacks,” which had formed on his| SpeClalS
southpilw pitcher for the!) Cubs. had 'guxlfl-er removal of his teeth the ex ‘ .. ‘
anear a onment Wt d ' . . ~' ~
today a’hd pgefore the end orathgnéij;lpert declared that Tyler would be in For the week
he expected to have only two teeth Pbetter condiiton than he ever was.
left in his mouth. I
The pitcher, who did little Work for "T'T ‘ 393m Want Advertise : PURE NEW ORLEANS.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 14,—George Tyler,
his team last season because of pains It .MOLASSES, ‘ -- 1
PRUNES, 8. lb. ........ 210
WHITE ROSE COCOA,
1-2 lb. can 180
fering with constipation ..... or bilious-f A .. ‘
. _ A. STULL
238nm:- 24 Cottage Street
“They should be in everyrtraveiingl 56 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Labor St., San Antonio, Term, of Foley 1 Gorge“ Cleaned- and Rem
Cathartic Tablets. “They are the
"333-" They thoroughly 'cleensethe
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