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DANBURY Oct :2
85"ng the times at
and Michael
mum h‘fi‘m ,
..m an Mr NW!!!
Front Scott, at heel-In: on
Cuetok, of Waterbury. encore math:
{I‘d Frank Fumuolc. or Vahalln, N. ten gallons of aim]
.. “WM near Ridteiield, last in, their automobile.
‘ / ' 'l‘hough good playing marked both "‘
.- 00L 152-— ue ““5 may sides and many dashing plays were , r
today by th Cook County made. neither the Stratford High , .
I‘ll-hilt several Of‘ the school football team. not- the local
. connection With the High school team, was able to defeat W! M“ on?
01'- thk 1’19 world 981183 the other in yesterday‘s game. at the K
traced by the. Grand Jury"! Baxter grounds .uie final score being - Pm BTOC .
on. according to PGDOI‘tS in 6-6. Norwaik scored in the first half.
as the investigation was C. Roselle. the left halfback. making “1 5°“. m‘m‘m- Mb. “‘1- fl
MON- thc score The second half Stratford blur and Obie? meet: and
" the witnesses who have scored—<\ thlte the etrariorcis righti PWWuu FOMW'W“ n
coiled to testify today are three
«,men whose names were
. -into the investigation
the lnqiiry at St. Louis last
half. scoring.
'l‘nice each team was within two
yards of the opponents’tgoal and were
unable to score.
wouldn’t pay us to do. anything
else, but we want you to know.
'You are invited to pmvo this
illtrh‘. tackle
Cllafii‘ / . . . .7 .......... B. Hanlon
I Might end.
John C. Snyder.
and one or the youngest mem-
bp of the l niied States Navy at y ................... C. ]{Osi‘lli-
elltime « 'f‘ca entered the 3;ng iml't halfback. ‘
«3 e residence of hi other ‘\\"hili- ............ .. R. Peterson
m J Snyder. 64 Ely venue’ this iiigm luill‘hni'k.
"" ring He “33,6213; lwenly— —tWo \V. I’m '. (Him. .9 immortlcr. l‘:~.\t.
m “9'f 3,59, FKneial services will "“1”“""- _ .
Hurt .................. \\. Milliviui
“1 33! )held on Sunday attemoon“ at 2 ..30
Mk. from his late home Rem!
.Fhomas E. Swan will omclate. ln-i
zen-meat will be in Riverside cemeJ
' ...... lThis Remarkable Fall at Big Aid to
Il'unerol 0! Arthur J. “heater. ~ Family Purse.
Funeral services for Arthur J. if there is any one thing that. more
g‘lirheaier, 9 Isaacs street. will be held than most any other, the majority or
”lit 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon householders have to he thankful rm
wrrom Riverside cemetery with Rev 'just at present it is this remalknh'x
Louis 1;. Room” officiating. lnter- mild am! pleasant fall for ii is eilect .
.113.“ will be in Riverside cemetery. in): a great saving in the family can:
bills.
Fum-ral of Alexander “'allare. i Last your furnace fires were started
Funeral srrvices for Alexander Wei-.‘laie in September in the majority or
, 13106 W! VP hold at 1:30 o'clock this af- 'homes' {hf} wpathor during the latter
itemoon from Riverside chapel. Rev-‘part of that month and the miller
. (nuts l)‘. Howell officiated. Burial 'part of Ocobbr being unusuallv "hm“
"ms in ““9”“? “mm?” This season. however, there has been
9: ' '—‘———"——' little occasion to start up the heaters
“incur“; (0! rise: 5 AT HIGH 9x06.” for a am or “0. a”. m n".
“"Cflm" ipreseni month. bearly eveiv day
has been bright and “arm and this
Hunricrhui‘k.
Random com. BlLLS
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xflvfgin 1.1:):(1:95;:‘15:;filranTEMalfm4 afternoon the temperature stands at
, l \ n ' . .
, Int College is giving anaemia of lec- 2:33; seventy five deg-868' in the
l tnrvs on plays of the dav and also '
The absence of severe l‘ro is thus
far this fall has been one of the most
romarkable'eaturgs of an exception
ally mild season. Except for the
turning of the leaves, math or the
vegetation is still green. and.bright
and lawns are as fresh as in mid.
summer and in many instances are
otlll being mowed.
The saving in coal enacted hv rca
.‘frcun‘ent events. The lectures uri- ex-
timely interesting: and m are v9r\
Vgcrtnnnti in having i 1min“: oi such
mum abilitv to ((ll‘lv' to l'nis com-
mnlty to lecture on such a pleasing
W
. Bur-rill gave a course of lec-
‘ _ last year, in 0w High school, to
7 sage and enthusiastic audience. At
’.- time c also grave. a similar
arse-u in Bridgeport and Hartford. 30“ 0f the continued mild “93mm
‘hie year he is giving in” ]-'-4r-vi[ amounts to enormous figures. owing
same to :1 class of about, 75 in lo the present unprecedentedly high
dgeport,~ He is giving n also in price of that comm dlty and the drain
er leading rim-s or i‘onnei‘ticui. mum the purse 0! he average family
Ifhe lectures. :illlimmli given in the lw‘ lessened proportionately. ,
school. are not limilwl lo Huliool
:here. as t‘m: sulniw-r mutter in oi"
..mon interest to nil. 'l'wn-vnlleg‘i-
m are given for our-h svinrstnr,
—,whole course of four points ('l‘t‘d-
- equal to two summer courses
Weather Forecast
For Norwa’lk and vicinity: Fair
'11 cooler " tonight and Saturday:
1‘.
98 Washington Street 19 min Street 42v“
Try Our Choice Coffee . . . . . . . . .29c
Tomatoes, Al Quality, No.~2 Cans. .3 £0
Large Can Apricots, wonderful valueJ
Italian Dried Cherries (you know fox
what).
Opler’s Cocoa .
Pat-A-Cake-Flour (while it lasts) ..23c
Sold Medal Flour. l . .
For Brand Peaches. . . . .' ..
‘ Ears-e Can Pears ....... . .......
All Brands Evan. Milk.
i- Our Teas Are the Best (all kinda.“
(hoice Rice . ..............
, Extra Good Pea Beans”
Extra Good Sardines .......
American 'Granulated Sugar. .
the pound or box, alUdnds of light W5, you
our store.
van.
lira Hospital, Venue-day lites-noon,
m trocmre of the
Mr. Barrett was iii
no Railroad train in the Greenwich
railroad station early. in the naming.
while weitingthoro
go;- Nngor-l: He stood neu- the
so e p ttonn. and. apparel: .
did not hear the expres- tly
noise made by the appmcli of which
was drowned by e Ming freight
train.
Mr Barrett was 67 rem old. had
he was encased in the incarnations
hull.
by A New Ho-
The word “Golds" M an acute infection
9‘ the membranes of the nose, tonsils,
, Throat and steer bronchial tubes.
‘ ' Many pneumonia- begin as a common cold.
To prevent a Cold or to overcome the activ-
it «of the little living germs in your system
tobacrditmin
train. the
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26 Woodward Avenue 58 Bolden A“
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.OUR BUTTEli- IS ALWAYS ! K.
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‘3. can,
l3 pound
We also have molasses in 5 gallon lugs. loos J
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iresh to strong west winds diminish-
ing by Saturday.
A long ridge or high pressuri- ex;
tends from Ontario southward to
Alabama. it is producing: pleasant
weather in all directions efist of the
Mississippi rlv’er. A trough of low
. the college.
_ neldering‘ the college points
- "the fee. “lllCl’l is i-iirht dollars-
t. is very rrnsonnhlfl.
'01: are interested in tho course,
, ttendance at the lecture. next
. pendanatternoon. will afford you
Iiartunity or iudglng for your— pressure extending from North
its merit’while in no way will it 'Dakola southward to Texas, is caus-
mlt your“ .. ing unsettled, rainy weather between
’ the Rocky Mountains :ind llie Missls- ”
;;NEIJSON man‘s .‘li'COY. sippi river. Galveston, Tex. reported
3.46 inches of rail during the last
{to Oct. 22.—0rvillo Nvl- twenty-four hours. The temperature
‘ heater. N. glei’eaied continues above the normal in all the
McCoy. of ltlchrrflhld. Vs.
« no in yesterday's plai of the.
.al pocket billiard tournament.
.nk Walter. of Kansas City. won,
om \Mthew Long. or Los Angel‘s.
,5 to 102.
eastern districts. Some of the places
reported the highest on ‘record for the
season of the year.\
$2.25
—W0mens' Silk Stockings
inow sold for 31.8% at Keeler‘s.
Merchandise Also Has Its
Standard Authors
l HERErare- a few institutions' in‘ the
...? world whose merchandise may be
i bought by :nzme 'albne, but they
1 have been gorlong identified With ex-
I cellence', that fthey are reco 'zéd as
' Standard Authors’ in the Literature 1.
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, 1' Kid Gleason. of the Chi- Full) rm attended the game i zzfimegz’engmnor :al e. by your: 9 t his retirement about five I you set a Cold“ to restore the lazing
White 80x. Just after the series Strairord. while about 10" atten ed ' . At in: time of in. “a, he mun . membranes to a healthy normal state, take
' - w ' , ' irom the 'Olerlk High school. ' ' .
1:: interview published here to- Next'fl‘liuiauia am- moonll at the W 3 met 0 Ed £2233“: annelh‘33:an¢em gm: l' , » . ..., . t b, t
' l'ry Long employe of a bI‘Ok- Baxter grounds. the “flier school ~, s W ‘
1.13211. belonging {a the Chicago w” ma "3 mm to mm my to may 19 n. 3. Ave., rm. 1583-2 filling“ Ema atlas-YE: “11;; Solon . C L B. . a O 8
i .of rade. says that his firm re- the High Stl‘lnol. , ' “u ‘ inf-n
. ,to-- handle bets on the series for Ye-sie‘rda)’ 5 line up was as follows: h 33%;); a mum)”. of Other mm”. , (“mane ammo 9". e tablets)
‘proort” Sulliv.an of Boston who Sty-attend. - Norwalk. * A; His Wiiz‘lnd five children i ‘ ' l “I.
pened by the Grand Jury. Hardwlck .‘ .............. Wolfi ' surv 7e ,
liars. according to the publish- imrt’emi. Timmy-en. Th‘ children Ire "3‘. NW
.-. flaw. that Sullivan. then per- :lioyas ................. ,.... News ° 1‘ “wens 1’39 'lfe Of Col.
d-him to hazidlv the bets anilr Left tackle. .(l‘ohn L ROMHS' U S A" C- A 0-.
need 29,000 among Vill’léus M. Smith . ................. 1.. Fish amp "8'13 w”"- ”I" LOUIS N. o
of 'l‘rade men at even money Left guard. Grant Greenwich Ml" Helen Ada-III!
x lincinnatl Would win the first Hamilton .............. B. Anderson _ 323:"; Jahn D- Barn!" .lr- and
‘ es. Center. ‘ - " ' I n on Benoit of Greenwich.
‘3‘; _.__.______. 18 1., pm ........... i. usr‘m' ncorporated' , - -
thq and Funera liighbfguuid
_ .w. Smith ............ n. 'l‘uvlin “THE HOME OF TRUE ECONO Y. ”
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.SAN BO (Mighty Fine)
_ ( OMRINATION COFFEE.“
’ RICE
PRICES CUT AGAIN
ON ALL Commas: ..
THIS MAKES TOTAL REDUCTmNS‘OF‘Ioc perlb.’i‘O DATE
True to his rvputntion of giving the people the immediate benefit of‘ lower costs, Van
Van Dyk lady—let othsro
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llyk lows on lim" in announcing the following big reductions.
"'”"“" ~ 4m . . . V, . and
DUCHESS (The Coffee Supreme). . . . ....... . .......... 38c lb.
G. C. MARA (Genuine. Maracaibo Coffee). .......... 28: lb.
..... 25c“).
23c lb.
“‘0 23clb'. r
Highest grade roasted cereal and chicory. added to Duchess Coficc rciluic the cafl'r-in
I'ilfllt‘lll and make it the great Health Drink.
‘ lficthu'ton; ‘3“). Bag for 43c
3 “3.1)“ M“
JAMES VAN DYK Co.
21 NORTH MAIN ST. '
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VICTORY (Good value)
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