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Scalp your troubles
today.
The popular model, No.11 ‘A, $130.00, now ready for delivery,
16‘South Main Street .
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. cap Much Good.
The Indians sold Ma lhattan Island‘to the Dutch settlers for $24.00. Just ima ine what
they would have paid’for a meJazz Records and a. genuine VICTROLA. ‘ , g
Eon needn’t be very “h :ave”, to risk your ”wampumWon a. VICTROLA beam When you ,
hear its tune you’ll say “Heap Good!" It’s the Big Chief among'l‘alk'mg-Machines. And when
you’ll want the newest and best Records, you’ll flmi our‘etore 9. “MY HUNT— .,
and "bury the hatzzhet” by getting a. VICTROLA and somerRecords
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For S a! --
. “ Home and let—Jolie Ave.
Home and lot—Seasidemace.
Home and lot—Highland Ave.
Three beautiful homes with all conveniences.
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,Raymond" Bros.
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And the home festival will be all the happier if you hays
m DINING ROOM FURNITURE
we have many models of Dining Tables, Chairs, Buffets,
Servmgfi‘ablefi. ~Ghina Closets and other item in sets or
single pieces. . ‘
nmv m WAGONS, mus-rm lawns, arc.
irnarnc'r on. HEATERS ran CHILLY Rooms
”RAYMOND a son:
4 var;.
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il‘Persenul Greeting Cards
at Christmas
Are The Mark of hdividuality And
‘ TIIte.
Our cards express life exact semi-
ments of the sender. llic Stumped
and purely personal. they are rc-
ceivéd with the pane warmth on
heart as the sender would l‘wt‘Pi‘P
in person. We have a splendid as
sortment of these cards with an
pmpriate expressions of erecting.
Better order your’s today.
Book of Samples Sent to Your
Home on Request.
r. L. HAMILTON
49 Wall St. Telephone 125. ",
DEFINITION OF CHlmcflt
.m «them endear-no-
tdlntlng the same. Disease II can-«I
by I Wrench, twist or smile!!! a»
uck..lvea it millennium. r
'-~' «em-pinched nerves marine”
interim in the instant metal
theme 0‘
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given-special attention: .
[tutor «them-0.10! mama-n
gut m'm Wows:
to my".
Ian-m Tram-natives“-
.0
\ numbcr of members of the
.\3 ->(ynic fraternity of Norwalk will go
in Stamford this evening In attend 8.
(Lance given in the State Armory by
the. Masons 01' Stamford. . .
Tho official Board of the South Nor-
wzilk Methodist Episcopal Church will
niccl on \‘l'ednesday evening at 5
o'clock this week at theparsonage. All
ml miners of the Board are desired to
b‘w present. _
“Loam: Milincrv. 25‘ South MainT
street, South Norwalk, Conn.
Mir-s Cornelia Odell, dancer, has re—
tm'm-d to her home in Norwalk. after
spending three-days in New Haven:
where she svas the house-party guest
of Mr. and Mrs. James Gould o‘l? New;
YOX‘k. ‘ i
~Don‘t miss healing Little LO'd
Fauntrrrny by Miss Lucille Adams, So.
Norwalk 31’. F2. ('ilurch, ’l‘llesday eve;
hing. Nov. 13. l
Catholic Union Council. No. 46,
Knights of Columbus. will hold a
traveling this evening at the Catholic
Club. Dr. VViilillm \V. Tracey or \Ve‘st
(i'vOnllC‘ will deliver iii: ni'lmss on his
oxpvricnces in the late War. There
‘v‘v'iil also be i'cfrcsllillcllts and smokes.
Mr. and Mrs. John ‘xV. Bognrdun. of
Mt: \‘t'wt slrt-oi’. llnnhllry. stave a dill-
m-r to twenty of their relaliVF-s yester-
day. it. hcin;r the scrvnth anniversary
pf their marriagc. Mr. and Mrs. Bo-
;urdus meshed many gifts. among
llwm being a sum of money from
their two sons in South Norwalk. .
The rcgular meeting of Norwalk
I‘lltptcr, D. A. R.. will be held Thursg
do} alternoon at the home of;~ “rs.
lumlfi C. Grocn, 259 Main street, NQF‘
walk. A board lncciiliz. at 15:30 o’clock‘
will zeccde thc rclzular business ses-
>i<~ns. Care will lcm'e
milk at. 2:24 o‘clock and Nor-xvii}: a l
:41; o'clock. l
”WJOll’l the parade to film lTircmcn' ;
lOl’li:ili.'
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'l-‘:-.i 1'. Town Assembly Hall.
Dancing. . ,
'l‘lic entertainment committee oi:
‘l.2:lly Jennings lodge, O. S. of 13., met
will .‘vlrs. Carrie Day. Friday evening“
of 311st week. andcmnplelod all plans ,
LhP entertainment and dance to,
l... given by Lady Jennings lodge Wed‘ hinder a bungalow at.
for
it: Hilny' evening, November 19. in Red
Man's hall, West Washington street,
Hush Norwalk. There will ,be songs,
l'm'-iiaiions ,and musical selections,
I!’ -l :1 fortune teller of great renown,
vwo will tell you the past, present
nm‘. future. and other pleasing things,
we all love to hear. This Will be 101-
luwrd by dancing.
-—Y\lcl‘?nelly’s
Armory, Tuesday night.
sin Ting orchestra“
A BUSINESS
PROPOSITION
.. It is far better to choose a'
., l‘rus: Campany for your exec-
, utor. Your friend may die
before you do.
A Trust Company new :i’au’whomreciates’styloend fine"
dies. .3
13 years’ experience in mine
aging estates. ,
SUGAR LlKELYtTO BE SCARCE.
HARTFORD, Nov. 18.-—A Hartford
wholesale house yesterday mowed
suotations from a New Orleans sugar
.lrm offering sugar at 181-4 cents a
pound by the barrel. accompaniedlby
the lollowin; statement.
"the Louisiana crop is the shortest
‘n rmo ti and in illOUl thirty days
will all be sold. it will be about three
0 four months before. you- wili be- in
a position to buy refined granulated
sugar. as what 3.; 1,.” oi the old crop
has bcn sold to England out the new
crop of Cuban sugars will :u' be on
{be niarkf't until «Her . the first of
.‘i biliary. The government has
.l'grerd to allow Louisiana sugars to
he sold at, prices we are quoting."
The Hartford wliolcsallr pudcted
i‘lltinly v-int sugar shortly.
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PflEALTl-l OF THE STA‘fn.
HARTFORD. Nov. 18.—"l‘he state
Department of Health reports an cpl—
.lr‘mic ot‘ whooping cough and chick-
en pox in l’cml’rel. Concerning the,
state at large. it reports H new.
casestol‘ lubemulosis were reported.
New Haven has about sixty cases or
measlesrv Thirteen new cases of’in-
flllenza were “disrovcrml, five of them
in \\'nlcrbtlry. There are 65 cases or.
scarlet foyer. l5 being in l-lartt’ord.
WANTS THE FINES
Motor Vehicle Department Seeks
Collect Penalties in Jail Cases
Commissioner Stockel oi‘ the slow
motor Vchiclc department. has con-
sulted with the atlm‘ncv general as to
the steps to be taken to sccuro for
the rlepmmcni thc fines impound on
convictions of violating the atnomohilc
law and which are works-fl out by lhc
convictions of Violating the automobilc
es under the law al‘c' payable to the
state for thc work of thc illllnlllhlllll‘.
department. But the department re
ceives no benefit from the workin: on“.
of fines. .
lhlrin': tllc year ending \lciobcr l.‘
last. the derurmlenl recoilcd from.
fines. all of which wm'c paid into court ,-
to
South Nor- $55,409.13. and this sum represents 3-"Al:\inc 0095 Find Austrians'
Slit convictions. in thc your cnding;
October l. 1918. thcrc were 2,9“.‘4 fines:
from which the depmzlmem received
$3,492.50 and for the your Pfit‘zn'J‘
October 1. 1917, there were 1,710,
which vinlrlcsl n wvonue to the depart"
ment of $33.8l0.23. I
STARVES FOR TWO». MONTHS: .
' WEIGHS 61 POUNDS. l
NORFOLK. Na. Nov. l7r-GToans
the Hampton
Roads Naval base, yesterday. disclos-
cd Harry J. Ilaricv. of Philadelphia. :1
liirdclase nzwal fireman. missing for
two menths and on im! verge of star-
vation. i
When the man was dragged out he!
was barely alive, but physicians said.
he might recover. He weighed. but 61'
pounds.
Harley,
in France. was suffering from
who had served in the army
shell
shock. and apprehensive of punish-
ment when he overstayed'mie leave,
took retuge, officials said, under the:
building.
twas not sent to Europe by the Mexi»;
'(‘an govcrnment to negotiate new con- ,
'tract‘x.
"V'WRRY
PRAGUE. ‘Xov. 17.—'Ebe eehbflsb-
menl. of 8. Hamburg monarchy in Run-
gary is inevitable, in the opinion of
Dr. Edward Belles (“echo-Slovak Min-3
lsta- of Foreign Afr-its, he declared
in.~an address here on the subject of.
peace treaty and the foreign policlt o;
GmboSlo\’akia.‘ Therefore, although“?
he conceded thezdesirablfity- 0: friend-
lv relati'onn with Hungary, he consider-
ed .it his duty to insist that the de-
cisions of the Peace Conference should
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
Owing to our increased in“
‘5 V.‘ “
ents.
' largerofll in r 1 York “1
~ . as space ow ' .
”Minimum to
mfmmConn.,audwewillbeghdtoquoh ms and
or
DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW HAVEN, moan
Grand 7 emu-mm w
urn ~— ---r
7347. l
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NORWALK, NEW YORK AND mum
10hrgetmcksetyonr servioeior all kinds of transpor-
tation. Padded van: for furniture work.
Hershfield Motor Transportation Co.
3.0”- uuwmmumm.
T.‘ is 0. C.
Egg. Stove.
Nut and. Pea‘é
be. final. and that the present Czecho-
" «‘50.. Norwalk, Ct. New York City New Kama, Ct. :
'MWater St. 174 Seventh Ave. 266 StateE a. ‘ l
Phone 294. Phone Farragut 7347. Phone 43750010”. . - ‘ .- 1
Slovak frontiers should not be chant
0d.
The foreign nllflhflel‘ declared that
the government imended to maintain, ‘
friendly relations with roland, Jugo-
Slavia and Romania.
A.
MEXlCO exnmns 3.-. .
mum-1mm A'r‘refi
MEXICO CITY. Sunday. Nov. 16.—«_
Gen. Candide Aguilar, Mexican For-l
elgn Minister. according m a state-l
menr made last night by Juan harm-l
rmn. chief or President Crranss’s stafi.:
for munitions. The statement"
says his errand was to arrange with;
Lu miles in Belgium and Spain either!
for shipment of arms and ammunition
or the return of money paid as ini~ ;_
liul payments on contracts cntcretli
into during the him: and Huerta
regimes. ‘ .
The old contracts. the statement,
adds. called for arms and munitions.‘
nmv greatly advanced in price, andi
vhv Mexican government. it says.
merely wished to come to an under-
standing regarding the fulfillment ori
“Oh‘illl llmcm of those old agree-i
toe.
The other has a grey
BOTH ARE FACE
inches high. ,
YOU will appreciate this shoe as soon as you see it.
_ New EdWls C. Ba! 4
. "9535 WWW Slices
One is-a black mat kid shoe with the new extra-me long
narrow vamp and very pointed
glazed kid top and black ln‘d» vamp.
*EODBLS AND MEASURE 9 1-2
TENNEALLY & BRACKEN
81“Washin2ton Strut
South Notwalk.
Prompt Delivery
“Wot-rm
‘ mm
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AftlflClai l eeth
A well-fitting set of teeth is better.
than a poor set of natural ont-s. if the,
teeth are so much discascd lilfli. they;
cannot. be saved, tin y crc boiler out!
is such teeth impair the general'
health; food cannot be properly mass;
licatcd and prepared for the stomach
if nip.teelh are aching. tcndcr and
broken. 1 mmespeciaily prepared to
meet the demands of ilat~roolcd and
sensitive mouths. and those who are,
.usix‘: teeth made by me can tcstii‘yl
t
c
moms. ,
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BATTERY PERISHED IN SNOWS.
Bod'es T
10.000 Feet Abcvc Sea. €
CFX'EVA. Nov, lH.—~The bodies of
mayoral dead‘ Austrian hrtillcrymcn.‘
perfectly preserved. have. been discov-
c-rcd by St. Ilelnard Alpine dogs in an: ,
Alpine trench near tlw summit of Slcl-‘
vio Pass, about 10.000 feet above sea;
level. The bodies were frozen to rigid»?
ity: ‘
It is believed that a whole bnltcvvQ
was buried in thc dn-cp snow. Search-3
in: parties have already uncovered:
seven bodies. ' ' i
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NEVER FREEZE
AND . .
roan noon cams
Amoi'lzonns ’
spasms GOODS :
F MMmmem
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quality.
and blue.
Self-adjusting, slip-on, plain and figured, in Bonnie B. Ather-
ton and Electric . . . . . 100, 150, 25c
French Veils, fancy border Vand plain, black, brown, taupe t
. ...... ‘ 596—$1.50
Yelling by the yard, large, medium and small mesh, plain,
dotted and figured 25c'and 50¢ per yard
J. 1.,MALLETTE
to rely :~m‘viccablc qualities.
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Br. J. ll.-Mallery f
i 16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
HOURS: 9 am. to 8 p. m.
‘ Sundays by appointment only. ‘
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5 . \ COAL and WOOD ‘ '
f Allsines and quantities. Imimdf
liate delivery. Hard Wood 512 a;
'cord Phone or send postal.
«L. EFFRON '
3 Royall St, East Norwalk, Conn.
fir Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
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, m =HARDWARE &
w
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' 4Wiles at bargi'n prices.
u. «a.
’ as wasnmoron or. some mm
we M. meson? mam
Weddinymbuflding, I wish to vacate'it by
M 1.'.l'l'o"'do~'this I ofler my stock of Wages, 7 ‘
,fiU’I‘OSUPPLY‘ CO;
,’ 4"! 'Wster St.
E} mule-5. So. Remake;
. alum-to m, .stuter and
0m:- Brushes
«a
swan spasm..m
Mumm-
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‘el
Are you are who still W
the song and.» dance offhand: 1
vertisjng solicitor who say“
his paper is the only one that“
circulates in the out-1mg
towns? -
If. so, you are on the ween?
track. ‘2! our good doflars W
301:? spurt for nought. W
a pride in coso V 7‘
Norwalk merchanfigmwtfigmmm
to present their business tot-the
Westport public thumb the
by the Jones family.
good argument as to its being“: ,,
8'00d newspaper. ,
But you want to see the
and one of the Jones :90? '
sooner you do the .moretm, * ‘ ‘
in your pocket. 0'"!
ole-CARS
Sdlyourddmtothem' ,'
port Auto Wrecking 00., mo, ,
North A". between Oak-u
Center Sta, Bridgeport, 0-1.
Phone Barnum 5586-2. Boos-d:
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Bmis&Gansl
All Kinds oi Seafood 9
Steak, Chops‘m '
' Chicken \
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WHOM
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_ ”RETAIL
CIGARS, CIGARETTE:
PIPES and TOBACCO.
TARLOV BN5
Up—to-Date Cigar Icon .
Mahackemo Block. 80. m. 1 i
Tel. 1581 ‘ '
Cure That Cold 81
Takinc
WHITE PINE COMP!“
WITH TAR
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Dim
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cor A’ SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
‘IIHIE. rugs. papers, Junk and CI.
.urond hand goods. Anything you"
have. Price according to the quell-
",v or the goods. A square M
ilWaya. :
PHILIP P. MAHON
.2 \un Znndlsireet. Phone 11“"
sat-our! hand goods always on In“
A. M. woosrali‘ ‘
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