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and coal to make a fire.
IT’S A PIPE .
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Every day our life grows sweetd
~=~u1when our round of toil is done»
“ovary day 'tis made completer at
""e‘setting of the sun when we
cued “A one~pipe heater has been
«Hi, the pain of watchful wait-
:for the press to do its worst.
those joyous, gladful tidings
Slut appease our mental thirst:
Statue words of fateful import
my our heart’s desire as we
know that each new heater Will
um HARDWARE
£2 Water St.
Generator Brushes
es- end Greases
&
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
it: ”Rene 1315-5. So. Norwelk, 01:.
Meta Pet-ts, Starter and
Max Speedometer Parts
hem Gasoline end Kerosene
he Supplies, Tires and Tubes
g; H. Hedenberz. Prop.
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
28c lb.—ROUN D OR SIRLOIN STEAK .. . 28c lb.
RIBLAMBCHOPS .. 28c“)...
BRISKET CORNED BEEF . . . . . . . . . . 9c lb.
PLATE CORNED EEEF . . . ... . .... . 10c lb.
SOLID LEAN CORN ED BEEF . . . . 24c lb.
NATIVECABBAGE 3clb.
Both Markets close at 7 p. m. Saturdays
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
N ORVVALK SO. N ORWALK
mac"
- Judge James
TO MAKE MANY
Continued from first page
however. in the case
Day. of this city.
secretary to Governor
Lounshury from 1899
to 190].
same position by
The salary of executive
2.500 a year.
Governor Lake will have the
secretary
court of errors to take the place
Edwin ll.
ing‘ the
his having reached the age limit of
seventy years. He will also have the
appointment of two superior court
JUdm-s. one to succeed Gardiner
Greene. of Norwich who will he (”8-
qualit‘ied from exercising judicial
functions by age limit. The term of
H. \Vchh. of IlalnIlI-n.
will evxpire in 192:: and the vucancv
which the expiration will create will
LADIES ’OXFORDS
EnElish Brogues with hea atched t
flat heels, $8. 50 and $10 00 vy p wing 1P8 and broad
New strap pumps with bright buckle fastening, $9.00.
CONNEALLY £9” BRACKEN
South Norwalk, Conn.
sronc CLOSES AT 3 DAILY
be filled by C(nrrnor Lake with the
consent or the senate. He will also
have the appointment of judges in
courts or common pleas including that
of Hartford county and for Illl' dis-
trict court of “'atI-rhurv.
There will be two \':It';lllI'II.\' in IIlI‘
puillic utilities commission to he l‘IiII-Il
ilv ”Inernur Lake. IIn. of the \aenlL
l'lt‘S “ill he created Irv the I-\pir:ItiIm
ol' Ilu- II rm OI‘ I'hnrirs I‘. lilwvil
whose salary is Shawn a \rear and the
other Iv) liu‘ fact that .Ioso-pii \\'. .\I-
sop‘s appointment was limited to tin»
risilu: of the III-\l znnI-rai IISSI'IHIII\.
.\ir. Alsop]: filinl" is SILIHH', it inning
INI‘II rI-iIII‘I-Ii from $7.3m" at tile last
session.
as IIIIII‘V
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and pan tom! I‘nnlllllSSiuvu-l‘ “ill
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Norwalk
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TELEPHONE I“
even! DON’T YOU “Dbl/OBI»?
Wrecking Car
Radiator Repairing Co.
NORWALK, CONN.
By Taking
BELIEVE YOUR COLD
Baxter’s Cough Syrup
f. H. BAXTER. Duzgist
Mill OUTLET
124 Washington Street
a? 'our“ MiiIinel-y Dept,
“I. friends. Style.
Blade-rate Prices.
Quality
Store
For a New Fall Hat
there‘s
‘ where you will meet your three
and
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FLOUR SALE
Pii'rsliury's Best XXX Flour Direct from the Mills.
Absolutely clean, fresh stock.
PER BAG $1.69
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I'lilt Imam-2|. (“'00“) alum. "m"
VERY BEST POTATOES, per peck . ........ . ................... 45:
6 LBS. CHOICE YELLOW ONIONS ....... . ................ 23c
NATIVE TURNIPS, fine stock, pk. ......................... ..... 35:
AFTER DINNER BLEND COFFEE. lb. ........ . ............. 29c
REMEMBER WE DELIVER THE GOODS.
Buy your Bakery Products at White House Breadcry' Next to
A. F. Beckmann 89° (30., Inc.
FREE DELIVERY
83 Washington St.
Phone 1405
pure on .‘III\ I, I:l:"_‘, and the appoint—
nII-m ol Ins sot-m ssor “I” In- made Irv
Hon Lake The salon or this
position IH silo" :\ \Inv ;i!-Ii IIII» ill»
I Illliln'lll has :I numinl o: snlmitiinute
lumitiuns‘ III iiii iIII IIiIIliIL' that of III p
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‘nrv of Sfifilln :l \I.Ir \9 this II'iIII
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ship \\III III- IiII appoint“ of (low tilIIl’
IAIkt’ It Is slnIIII IilIiIs
that :II the I'lfll mxsion the anion ul
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In \\IIII‘II Hon inor I.-IIC-‘ “iii Il:l\t an
opportunity In mnlu- an :IpiminInIInI
is that or eoiuinivsiun-vr on dis: II§I§ or
(Illilll‘filll‘ :lninlnis to \IIIiI‘iI then i! .‘l
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Sterling Furniture Co.
(We Furnish Homes Complete)
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GOTTLIEB’S
CLOTHING
Ming.
tuck to normal prices.
MEN’S and BOYS’
full Line of Men’s and Boys'
‘ Scientific — Reliable
MR ST.,
Opposite Depot
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cOAL
ten and bushels.
L. EFFRON
3 Rowan St..
..l'el. 441
Royal Auto Paintingr Co.
DARIEN, CT.
IVANS & SOLTES, Prop.
On account of shortage of coal
in can only deliver 12 ton, 1 -4
E. Norwalk
' Tel. 441
Sloth-out Avenue
20 Per Cent.
Reduction on
TIRES
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is assured by the
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Rent to every room. volumes of' it because «the SEPARATE oi“
nix-return pipes secnatboshsidce oldie furnace brine oclh.
Economic-l too—20 to 40puocnceevlngofooul. Aim about:
Complete Stock of
RANGES AND PARLOR HEATERS
Ready for Your Inspection.
Heaters priced. .from $10. 00 lip
Ranges from $60.00 up
sssssss
FLORENCE AND NEW PERFECTION
OIL HEATERS
in All Styles and Sizes ‘
.. . from $6. 50 up
Prices
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FURNITURE, RUGS, RANGES, BEDDING
New stock of Br reakfest sets I
see ".them utiful. just received. Come in and .
Sterling Furniture (30.
127-131 Washington Street.
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Ilif- retiring IIII'YIIIIe'i'H of that amounts.
stun is Ii-IIH \i Sit-ii. of Szl\llrnnk.
\vilose Y‘I‘llll'illilli lrom the izaew l'nr
II.I- II‘IIIIIIIII‘JII nomination for iiIut-n
ant Iron rnor “as thu- prinian reason
for the plan mi: oi IIII' nann- III' I-Iu n It
.i Laki- on Iin- r- IIIIIIIII an ticket at the
in IlIIII III I'IIII‘I lol‘ Iil-- Ili't’iI'I' of III'II~
lI-nanl non-Inor 'l‘iiriu will In- four
'Inriniui's III‘ III" i'INII JIIIII 1::IIIII- l‘tlll
mission :Ippoinlui :lilII this commis-
|sinn \nli Ill tnin appoint the stun-rin-
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APPOINTMENTS
for the speakership or the house. It
is unusual for the same person to
serve two governors as executive sec-
retary. There is precedent for It.
of Edward M.
who was executive
George B.
and
rour years later was appointed to the,
Governor Roberts.
is
ap-
pointment of a justice or the supreme
of
(lager who will retire dur—
governor's term by reason of
Not Werklng But Tired Out
out working. or suffers from back.
ilt‘IlI‘, Iumhazo rheumatic pains, sore
muscles or still joints it is not. always
easy Io locate the source of trouble.
but may lrequently iI can be‘ traced
in m r-rworkml, weakened or diseased
kidneys. Mrs. la Gibson, 1211: &
Edison St, l.n.lIianta. ('olo.. writes:
“My kidneys were giving me a great
that of trouble for some time. I
look Foley Kidneys Pills and they
lH'IlW‘Ii me right away."
Stillson, Powell Corporation.
‘TIIAT'S ' M Y SON
SINGINC!”
The mother of one of the
members of the famous Crite-
rion Quartet; was listening to 3
When one feels always tired with-I
T RIST RAM Ea” HYATT
..Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store~
Special Stocking Values
We are offering the most Hosiery for the money.
is considered, of any store 111 the c1ty.
f7? S'ILK HOSIERY FOR MEN AND WOMEN
SPORT STOCKINGS FOR ALL THE FAMIn
For MEN,
New Edison Phonograph for
the first time. . as it
“Come, micro My Love Lies
Dreaming” sung by Anna Case
and the Criterion Quartet was
being played.
Suddenly she exclaimed—
‘thl That's my son singing."
-—It was true. The singer was
Mr. Reardon of the Criterion
Quartet. MM
That Is Realism for You
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THE ALFRED FOX
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PIANO CO.
86 No. Main St. 80. Norwalk
”he I). III I I .2x‘ [or ‘.\"\IIII I I' lilt‘
l-‘tItIl commission i\ ll; Ir\-- _\ l‘_ ilic.‘
IIrii oI IIIIIEIIIIIII \Ilm \ I‘i I-ivetIII
«I III I onlpIIolIIi on hut 'l"I- wiav.
title at UM most impui ant commis-
sions to \‘llit ll (lou rnm Luke- \Iiii
mnkI appointments is the our..- board
of Idncati‘on. 'i‘iIrI-v mI-tnl‘I "a of the
hoard. nutnn iv III-an l’l'v-II Vick 9. ‘
Jones. III New lion-n. the pl‘eSiIII-nt of
the hoard; l'rincipni t"harlot! L.
.\II\I‘.\'. III the ”court school and Pres-
iIII-nI \\‘iili:InI A. Shankiin. ol~ .\iitiIIie—'
town. will III thI ontgoim: mImlI-n: »
There will III a nu mlu r ol' the hood
of education l"oi the Mind :I.pnointIII
i\\uiu It |(I\ liIII- \ Iniwix III IhI I
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CARPET CLEANING
When You Want Carpets and
Rugs Cleaned, Ring Up 969
Prompt Service. Reasonable
Charges
Our Way is the Modern Way.
winter.
A MATTER OF CHOICE
It you want curiosilv bu_v A thin:
machine. If you want relialuililx
have your I‘hristmas photogmphs
made by Us.
l’ay us a visit today.
Michelsen‘s Studio
South Nor-walk
Successor to G. S. North
We epeclallze In Cleaning Oriental
Rune—Hand Process.
Conn Carpet Cleaning Co.
G. S. WYMAN Manager
87 Cedar St., So. Norwalk
{our numbers of the eommiumn on
se‘zulpIuiI t\\o me-mlnra oi I‘m Inozild
of (ontlol of tin (‘onnI I' III III Aglit III
II" .II I \p« limI M at: Ition. two on m~
hers of the board of pardons. I1 mem—
her of the public health council. two
me min- In of tin Miami on examination
in optometr) thiee IIIINIIIIHIS or the
state board of charities. two mgnhtrs
of the board on the .e\:Imination or
I-mlmlmers. members of the Soldier-33
hospital hoard. two members of tin
board of. accountancy and three state
chemists.
In the smart and Fifth congres—
sional districts. the gou- inor will lune
the appointment of t\\o compensation
commissioners and these positions
have an added attraction from the
fact that they are handsomely sala—
ried. The governor will see to it that
the vacancies which will occur on the
dental commission by the retirement
of two members and for the same rea—
son on the Connecticut reformatory
commission are filled. Two members
of the civil service commission will
have served out their present terms
during the administration of Governor
Lake and his excellency will see to it
that the work of the board is not
hampered by an incomplete commis-
sion. He will take similar care of the
state park commissions In which there
will be tlfree vacancies.
SKELETON FOUND 0N LEDYARI)
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NORWICH. Nov. 9.-—A skeleton.
was found in swampy land on the Nel-
eon Roache farm. in Ledsard by
Stephen Watrous. yesterday Coro-
mar J. J. Desmond today examined the
bones and was of the opinion that.
they were those of a man titty )ears
The
Textile Store .
The Boat \‘IIIcuum t‘leancr Made
“THE HOOVER”
The Nearest Rival
The Tomn' gton
We Sell Both on Time Payments
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The Nor-walk Electric Co.
207 E. Washington St. Tel. 959.
Downward Revision of
. Prices
On the Entire Stock of
Silks. Velvets. Cotton and
Woolen Goods
This Week’s Specials
PlaidSkirting, 59eto$235ay¢
The '
Textile Store
135 WWII 8t. 8. Harwell:
old. five teet ten tnchen In height. The .
man met— his death per-hope two sears
we
alto. thtle of the clothing remained.
walnuts sumo-ted the clothing of
a laborer or tarm\hand. The cause of
death could not be determined.
”Viburnum.“
05 danger.
cause a lot of trouble. Our (‘old
Remedy is as good as can be
. procured for the quick break-
ing of colds and the prevention
of grippe and influenza.
H. A. MEADIW
COLDS BROKEN
To break up a cold is to head
A little cold can
H. Krieger 69? Co.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
Smart Wearing Apparei
\VOMEN,
We invite you to UI’EN A (‘ll -\ '«IILI‘
COUNT. You pay for what you buy ‘7‘
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N0 EXTPA CHARU
The Paris Cloak €99 Suit Hour
33 South Main Street, South Norwalk
GREAT REDUCTION SALE ON
WOME N’S anr MISSES’ COATS
DRESSES and SKIRTS.
Come, buy and save money while the assortment is
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