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HASOXIC DIRECTORY
ToWn Clerk W‘Elfin the
Past Two Weeks
During the past week and; a. half.a
number of real estate transfers were
recorded at the office of Town Clerk
Herbert R. Smith there being 42 deeds
in all ill d with him which are listed
below. The deeds, unless othermse
indicated, are 3 arrantee deeds: —
Estate. ’69 Nelson Taylor,
George Vargo et 1113.11 acres and
buildings. Taylor. avenue (trustee’s
deed); Joseph Hizserjik to Eugene J.
‘V’an Ness. lot and buildi: ugs, South
Main street (quit 'claim deed); Mam
' A Special Communication of Old L. Lanz to Elizabeth Waldron, lot and
Well Lodge. 30. 108 F. and A. LI. buildings. West Main street; Henry 3‘
Will be held at its rooms Saturday Smith to County of Fairfield tract of
Evening Nov. 5th, at 7: 30 land; James Nolan to Michael F. No-
o 'clock. ' ,ilan. two lots. Kellogg street; Samuel J.
. , Work ellow Craft Degree \ “-‘Stewart and Wife to Ma3 Saba. lot and
’ All Ma er Masons cordially and buildings. Franklin a3enue. ‘
internally invited. George P. Ells to Elizabeth MC:
Fraternally yours Niven. two lots. Spring Hill; Steve
EDISON T. HARRIS, W. M. H alga and wife to Andrew Send3 and
{Marge-rum to Sara E. Lane. two lots.
1921,
Attest:
. ROBERT M. WILCOX. :Mar3in Beach; Stephen Yoczik and
Secretary. rife, to Paul Czelie and wife, lot
and buildings, Snowden ‘ av .-
A Special Convocation of Butler nue; \Villiam C. llerrs and Wife to '
’7 Chapiéz: , o 33 R 1 u “m be held 5:. .lest c. Schede. land and buildings,
firThursd - o- - p. Norwalk and Darlen.
. gawk-a3 Henmc' \OV 3rd at ‘ 30! lere3ive I Andelson. trustee to Sue
: - buildings. East Nor.
Work—R. A M. de ree. 4" liner” lot and -.
- A Stated Convocatigon will be held “1““ (trustees deed); Elfinghaln 1'
'_:on Tuesday ‘
. Forty-two Deeds Filed wtlh.
. l.
to,
Tl
. - ,v . 4 l (rave to Clara N. Caldwell, lot and
b’cloek. e3en1ng, No3. 801' at bgbuéldings. Plymouth avenue; Julia. S.
,. Work—P. ll. degree. :l-lotzi-lkiss to Arthur C; v’heeler. I0t
' ‘ Fraternally : :aml buildings. Arch street; Abraham.
CLARENCE :1. BROWN 5 Harris to the Daynor Realty Company.
' H. P. let. D113 street; Ella. Benedict to
p, s_ LYON. 3663-. gCharl'es H. Harris. lot and buildings. ,
7 ' _ ‘m street.
~ { Bridget Buckley to Charles F.
THE FAT LADIESy SQUAD
Fifty fat New York women are in
training to reduce their flesh. They
are competing for a prize to be offer—
jl‘wusser. lot. Cedar street; George 1..
l ockuood to John Polesak and wife.
:1?) lots. Reservoir sue-lure; F. Alice
1.13 mood to Wilbur H. Wilson. land
"793 at the health exhibit at. Grand rt Barren Marsh; Georgeiama Powell
Central Palace this w111ter.Dr.(.t als to Grace C. Lane. land and ;
- Copeland. city health commissioner. buildings. Madison streets Kate L
‘ has charge of the squad. DiEt mid Prentiss to Eugene H Dawson. land
.3' exercise are the "gime- \0 drugs and buildings Woodward avenue.
are to be taken. . A. B Craw to Norwalk Box Com-l
The interesting part of the contest pany lot and buildings, Chestnut
is that the ma prescribed is $0 varied steret: Winfield S. Hanford to Gather--
_and tempting It (“1‘5 Off the heavyline Platt. lot. Winfield street; Char'es
fats. starches and sweets. that is all. 'C Whitehead to {hm D Wadsworth}
It leaves a wide range of vegetables. hand Main street and West Rocks
whole wheat and bran breads, clear‘road' Lewis H Hanfoxd to Clarence E
Bombs- fruit- and C0399 and t€a~ lVollmer, lot and buildings. Winfield
_ Although the women have been atlstreet Hazel 13 Blake to Mary E.
their task but a. few da3s results are'Casev and Catherine O‘Connor, lot.
evident in an a3 erage loss of from Woodbury avenue.
two to four pounds. Not 0 1y are! Eileen M. Sweeney
they reducing their weight b the Soule
subjects report a general increase in1
to 'Mabel M. '
lot and buildings. Strawberry
Hill av;enue Elizabeth Carruthers to
Children’s Plush. Coats
Nicely made of fine fabric.
_ Tomorrow
an...
$9.; 98
Measure—Clean,
the Only Boston Store Way. COme Tomorrow.
. Brand new model’s—the pick of the new Fall .
Si Modes—superior 1n style and quality ‘53:”
ousand Star Features
The Watch word “Economy” Emphatlcally Stamped on Ev
ous Savings Greet You. There Are No Half Way
ery Item, from Basement to Top Floor. Tremend-
C(mfincing, _Decisive Cuts—
The Handsomest Styles, the
Best Materials, and Absolutely
100 Dress I Sklrts'
In all the new plaids and stripes; were,
$5. 00 and $5. 98.
Tomorrow, your choice . . . .
$2.99
the Lowest Prices. *,
e ‘3‘
Your coat is here at a lower
‘ Evening Dresses
”$9 98
[n a wide variety of styles and
colors..........
no...-
price. At whatever price you can
afford to pay, you will find a coat
of super-value. "
Finest c321: possible at the
price‘
Large dark Raccoon
We have secured I. number of the
favorite missed coats. Wonderful
large dark riocoon collar. make
these most desirable.
The Bolivia. are full silk lined. and
trimmed with fur. All the new
colorlngs. \
Luxuriant Wolf-Trimmed, Mole-
Trimmed and OpossumJn'immed
Women’s and Misses’ Jersey
Suits
All wool standard quality;
o‘er-(243,12 9.8 Tomorrow .. ”$7 99
For some reason the fat old world
has decided of late to get thin. The
curse has descended upon all. a
sexes and communities. Fortunes
are being made and spent on elabor-'
ate. cures. This is unnec:ssar3. The
New York women are proving it by
the pound
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STATE AXTLBOOZE LAW'S.
Since the passage of the federal
prohibition amendment. state authori-
tits ha3e often been accused of laxity
and failure to co- -operate with
{government in suppressing the liquor
'trafic. The states have been steadily...
using more of their‘ 'concurrant pow-
er,” and the latest turn in the federal
i-attuation seems to put many of them
“ahead of the federal government in
strict enforcement.
. and wife.
Everson and wife, to John Barlow, lot
comfort and , happiness. ‘ Alm_‘3‘5t!(.‘neorge Ste3enson and wife. land and
Without excep‘uon they are sleeping bulldilgs New Canaan mad Charles
better.
{Walter avenue; John Barlow to Vir-
lginia Barrow, lot. Wilton
.two lots. Sound View Terrace;
a3eilue;
593'- ;Emily Austhrope to Irene M. Keogh.
Clam.
K. Lawrence to Frank J. VIcLaren.
lot. Harbor View Beach.
Ida Ruccina to
avenue; Glffi S. Barthol to Ernest R.
Paul. lot, Branford street: Giffiie ll.
Bax-tho] to Charles H. Paul. lot. Dran-
ford street; GiffieE. Barthel to Mary
:12. Paul. lot, Branford street; Herbert
l
the 'P.
.Margerum to Harry J. Miller, 21
lots. Marvin fieachman Sound View
Terrace.
Elizabeth A. ,Lippert to lVlairy Ro-
mano. lot. Mffi'in Beach: Edwin J.
Trounson to'VValter F. Seaman and
wife. lot and buildings. Second street:
The federal ruling which permits
the: sale of liquor for medicinal pur-.
" admittedly lets down the bars
’ large extent—or rather sets up
the bans in drugstores so far as drug-'
tints-infill stand for it. Such a loos-
' of restrictions, howe3 er. with
BB: me likely to attend it, is im-
lé in various states, because of
W: own legislation. Some states
'm laws strictly limiting such ‘medi-
.W’ frame before the federal
Mdment was adopted. Others
has; provided such safeguards since.
minds and Ohio. for instance, enact-
' “ .-"Knti-beer' laws last winter. This
recourse is open to any state which
. 08 not like the new federal ruling.
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THE CREATED WIDOW
Ever since Bible- days the meanest
. man has been consyiered the one
who betrays the trust of the widowed
and father-leg. He has remained ac-
the through all the generations. So.
!Sllk.
F. Howard Keyser et al to Thomas ‘3‘.
lot and buildings. Hawkins ave.-
rue; Carrie A. Seymour to Samuel J.
English. et al. lot and buildings. Sev-
.‘mour street; John W. Grant, Trustee.
lot and,
-'to Elizabeth Winget et a1.
buildings. Raymond Terrace.
From a. sign passed son the road—
“Drive slow and see our‘ town. Drive
fast and see our jail."
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SAGE TEA BEAUTIFIES
AND DARKENS HAIR
Don’t Stay Gray!
Naturally that Nobody can
Tell. » '
You can turn gray, "faded hair
beautifully dark, and lustrous; almost
over night if you’ll get a. bottle of
‘SWyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Como
pound" at an; drug store. yilnons
long as credullty and lax laws con-
trust him.
the widow died impoverished.
-taver- .
There are many organizations
lrmtworthy and responsible to the
kw which-will take charge of the af-
«hirs of any individual or family, ad-
mister all funds wisely, honestly
and. advantageously for the investor.
' regular reports of all pro-
-;: It is to such organizations
individuals who need help or ad-
in handling money or property
ant]
of bottles of this old famous Sage
;Tea Recipe, improved by the addi-
tinned: ll
- e Wi go on cheating the weak tion of other ingredients. are sold an-
, 11- known druggist
m long ago an inventory was nually says a we
hide of the estate of a widow just here, because it darkens the hair so_,_
«. Although liar husband at naturally and evenly that nobody cal
"It death had left a. comfortable es- ‘tell it has been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray
mum) showed that she or becoming faded have a surprise
invested nearly a quarter of afawaltlng them, because after one or
”in: dollars in fake gold and 0111““ appuc‘ltmns the gray ha" van-
- . All she had left was worth- the;
and your locks become luxuri-
dark and beautiful.
This is the age of youth.
red. unattractive ‘ folks
Gray-
aren't
wanted around. so get busy with Wy-
'e_th’s Sage and Sulphur Compound
tonight and you'll be delighted with
your dark, handsome ihajr and your
youthful /a.ppearance within a few
days.
' been distributed by the Treasury
' out. and thirsty invalids are
, 1y plucking the petals to see
ihether John Barleycorn loves them.
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’.Bra1d,erdles,ange Tassels.‘
TheTexme so. :
“ é'l'rim' m’r'm‘i g2 s? Yes!
We .hdve Fur, Astrachan,
and OOtton' goods is more 007
Buttons, etc. And don't forget 5'
dates:- line of Silks, Woolen, ~
It 'narkens So
Vingenzo Florin-J
lot and buildings. $08 Elv
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CollaredcoatsFur
Bolivia-Coats;
Made to Sell at $39.75
Pollyanna, Noman- . .. _ _
fly and Other Navy Blue Tricotine Dresses.
Materials 5 $12. 98
Women’s J ersey Dresses
Trimmings of Heather on collar and cuffs.
Regular $10 ..00 '
Tomorrow . . . .‘Z ..... . . . . . .87. 99 Made to Sell £11135“
1* : $2500 $2993; ‘ ,
100 Sample Fur Coats—Tomorrow at One Third Under Price
Button and braid trimmed.
Tomorrow ..........._
Coney Fur Coats
Made from selected skins in the ' $37 50
‘ o
”‘ newest styles. Tomorrow . . . . .
100 Pairs La. Reine Corsets .
Low bust, long hips; sizes 21 to
_‘ Sealskin Coats
An extra fine coat for any occasion.
Very Special, Tomorrow at . . . . . . . .
Genuine; Raccoon Coats
‘36 Inches in length, made from selected skins.
Regular $200 value. $175; 00%;
Tomorrow ..................
200 Full Size Crochet Bed
$75.00
[,000 Yards All Pure Linen
Oruh‘Toweling
Children’ s Rompers
, EXTRA SPECIALS
All fast colored ginghams.
54 Inch wide Wool Plain and
Sizes 2 to 6 years 30. . S] . . Were $3.00 ' Was 75c 35°
for .......... ”.51-00 Regular $250 value _ $1 .00 Regular Eggpznd $4 93§2.. 49‘ at _ . . _ . . _ . :_ _ :.~. ..... $1.99 . yard -< ..................
Women’s Vests and Pants Model. and Shapely Bmssieres Value: T°m9"°w Heavy Satin Table 'fiamask {Tilujmffgmh 99
““066 “Bed Regular size ‘ Lace and embroidered trimmed. Etc 7 ' s I Fine 53' 111 11
Tomorrow ............. 596 Regular $1.00 and sec Was $349 811:2; 301‘ Sgt??- 79 Natl-dd??? . . . . . . . . . l. . . . 69G One-half dozen """"" ‘c
. - . 1.25 value . ........... - ’ - 3 , 1
‘ SE 3.123112: Elm; Silk Hose Women Sli s e t “mm" ---------- 1,000 72x72 Pattern Table Ema sizeciggflflged strong
' ‘ . ‘_ o I ' ' ’ ~ ’
m ......: 7° s on .. 3 M w “’8 .01... crepe .. 0.... ms ; 98
n ....... . u 1 dark blue, black, but; long S l he a] 1..95 Beautiful designs, set in corners, lde $800 Sale I
‘ Wm... 172.1997: ... 9311029; 1:23” 99¢ ...........- $1.99 .. 1...:
s an e 8.1- , _ ..... 0 ......... ’
Six dinerent' styles and colors. for """""" ‘ $2.50 ' C were $5 0 . . 0’ 0mm“
40 Inch Canton Crepes
Regular 34 00 I n. m Towels Sateen both sides. sateen border,
Tomorrow ........ $2. 95 ge Bungalow Aprons Best grade was up to $4. 98 yard E-xm Large Tur fine quality soft cotton filling.
a . Nicely made of plaid ginghams and Navy blue, brown, black and Were 790, 396 beautiful (10101:;l $6 98
’ " ---------------------- . . ' I - -
Women 3 Gloves light color Dercales. $1 19 gm“ (1 3. $2.59 at worth .310 00 e
Two Special Value. Regular $1. 75 . ...... . omorrow, yar ..... . 1 B111 ts and Co'lll- com: I“
1 cla’sp mocha ' 000 nke . on“,
gm and tan -
broidored backs; y ’ em
‘ 36 rucksack Satin , , fortables ~ 9 Extra fine quality. sateen covering:
Gingham and Penal-e Rich lustrous quality; regular $100
- ,9 Less Than We Could ~ both sides alike, with downy
$513181- price $4 00 $2. 75 K “ House We“ ' ‘ value ~ At rmg“); Them Today white cotton filling. In pretty
arrow . . . . . . . . . . ; Cut full and roomy. _ $1.59 Tomorrow ............. 99¢ . .colors and designs. $7 98
1 clasn cape glove. Embroider Rem" 31- 98 17311.19 -- . - ', VERY SPECIAL s ecial -
backs. Regular mi 3 ed A Gingham m p
c ‘ pron ~ Size Bed is I l ‘
$4. 00. Tomorrow . . .sz. 75 Malena :Gom _ Best qualityr 121C Vain:I £100 5 on ‘ \0 "mo 1“
W W— WI 5138 in pink and blue stri8p889._ Sale price. yard ------- 2 at _ ,,,,,,,,,, .....1. s i Fancy Silk Mull covered, pure
H inlays Handkerchiefs rIriegul'al- price $2. 50. $1-8 P Scales Mme cotton filling worsted
emst c 8 all pure linen ' ORIOYI'OW .. . . ;. .‘ . .. . . er We“ knotted center. A
Tomorrow ' 36 inches wide, light, dark and s f FuglfiSiij Bed . sale ..... . ...... $12.50
6 for ....... . ....... .. .. 79¢ WOO] Dress Goods medium colors. 19 evil“ 43°F: ' $3169 .
P 012‘s ' '1 Specially Priced ‘ Sale price, yard ....... . .. c “e S ‘ W“ " 7' Gomfurtallles ’
31‘“ V9 08p . . ; . «. . - ~ » ~ " filled, thfin French batiste
Tomorrow _ 7 « , ; . -Black and 11 Blue . 5,009 Yards Best quality col. F1111 Sue 3.991. 3m“; -. .ngilverlng m e 10 00
4 cakes for ..... 29c .36 Wool Seize ; ~ .. ; , cred Outing Flannel Wguwggmw‘ ' 55-98 ~ value $12.50 Sale S .
mW Borrow!“ 25911 we *- lsic ' e
ro ,. , .
1 3 mm P "91°"- ~ - ‘; " 53“" Wm" ~ ‘ Extra sale All Pal-e wool Bed 00340335108
. . ‘ - 4. .. , Best of all real down filling. made
for ..... ‘ 19c 5,000 Yards'Best Bates’m ,, Blankets j» . with great, care to breveut odor
WV— - . 1. 7 .G' hams : V V ‘ Best value in America,» .and shedding. High lustre sateen
DJer Kiss Face Pow ’ . In a big assortment of designs and were $25 00' center and back, matched 913m
der
45 patterns; value 29c yd. .. 17° ‘ pair ------------- superiorl sateen: borders, hand-
_for ....... . ..... .- i . ....... = 30% c0 ““3853
. c m k481nch : sale ”we yam 100 PausExtraSpecm Bed value szsnoo Sale $17-50
Mavis Face are a“ Navy 31116 an Extra Special Sheets , 313m“ . '
Regular 50c size 7 -m £12191» Regular .1; ,. . Harvard Brand: :ijte’ or gray, pink or blue bord- , ’ Extra Special
.............. Twill?” 54:9494 $1.29 ers; value $15200 $10 on Bill: 991111,'ortlnlllesl
B3x94’é pair . . -------- Filled with best American woo, '
‘ ' 81119439 . . . . .’ .......... ' Value $39.00
Regular price $559 ,
’ EXTRA spec 111.3
V 100 Wool Filled Conif rtables :
Tomlin-ow half -
Were $12. 50
yard
£19.50
'Sale price
each . .- ,
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