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[or two reasons:
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2. A Fair Price
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“At “This Men’s Shop” are com-
' .ing in and going out rapidly
1. A Mighty Good Hat
F. S. LYON
303 PRINTING
loath lorwsli
WE'RE reliably informed
COMPANY
2 Flax Hill Road.
that
cold weather's coming. You know
that your home needs the installs-
tlon of a new heating system and
you are qulte reliably informed that
w, are the proper plumbers to at-
tend to that matter.
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Elaine‘s
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‘1 ‘ 2 Stores
‘ lesrty Square
~ Tel. 2978.
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01A) CARS
Sell Your Old Care to the
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co.
1310 North Avenue
- , ’ Bridgeport, Conn.
9-“ .5 * Phone Barnum 5586-2
. ‘5 Second-hand parts
‘ ‘fit any taste of ear
BotweenOakandOenterSt.
and tints
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Rowland M. Beach
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L the tune. ~ _ . A . .
If chin-wm-noteenvinoeyou-thst we are trying to: do 0‘11":
part, we fear that we are on the wrong track, but believetlllt 5
our efforts will win out in the end. 111d: M mustang“.
ment and good lumber doesn’t deserve your trade, prey”? ;
us what we can do to merit it. We mt your pow. film i .
disguisethstfsctstle StormSashsresneeessltyinsomV
places and will save money everywhere except in Cuba—end ' ;
we—hsve no business in Cubs—hove you i .
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Jehnoi‘flsuvllle sod one s, son nooflngo ,
Shootroek and Gelotex Well Bosrds.
FORD OWNERS ‘
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Cord Tire at $1: 3o50 /
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What You Wsnt ls "
MEAT SATISFACTIO
This you are guaranteed if you buy our meats. Give us your
order for any kind of meat. We have it.
Courteous Treatment —— Prompt Service
FOWLER’S MARKET
69 No. Main Street Phone 1340 South Norwsik
' hung-steamed
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
FANCY ESCALIDPS ...... 60cpint
SNAPPERBLUE FISH 20cm.
FRESHMACKEREL .........
BLUE FISH.... ...... . .......
Steak Halibut ..... ........ . ......
Steak Salmon ............. ......... ..... .
SteakCod .....................
SteakBostonBlues ...........
ButterFish
WeakFish ............ . .
FlatFish ......... . ....... . ............. .
Haddock ..................... . ..........
Fresh Stock Finnan Huddle . . ....... .
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
. .89 and 48 Main Street. lies-walk.
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Brush Wool Scarfs
The new scarfs are light in weight, but warm,
practical and serviceable. The color combinations
are very attractive and fascinating‘ and pretty
enough for the most fastidious wear. - Everyone is a
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supreme value at the price asked.
make it leisurely, remembering that upon the correct selection
of your corset depends the modishness of your gowns—and
your comfort as well. ‘ v
We carry in stock corsets 'which are made to fit everyrtype
of figure, and we are sure you Will find in our Corset Depart-g
. rnent the model' designed to best express your own individual-
V ity. Expert assistance will be given if desired. , '
CORSETS FITTED FREE
"Loon motors-unn- soiled, the st,-
sodomy."
in: down mu- out of“.
couhomsnd of the sunset tots! db-
ro'go'rd of horns or bolh s!" m
devices. ' ’
cldents during the.” two or three.
moss. that? woven in" proved
total. between bicycle rider! ‘bud
sutomobllists. end in sever rel ima-
ces pedestrians who were about *9
cross the'streot. have almolt boon run
down by momma“ whom to
one side at the last moment.“ I'm!
striking them. ’
Bicycle riders aspects!!! m
tram side streets on to main thorough-
fares late at night without any worn-
ins. and without either hose or it”
lights. to worn.,motortsts end there
have been several narrow escape!
from accidents, “peels-ll! slong North
Main street and along West avenue. ,
The authorities have been red
to take some action salad such reck-
less riders. to prevent accidents. the
requests coming from motorist}. and
from pedestrians. ‘
BREV
This evening the Hellman Yacht
club will hold e. regular meeting at
the quarters when several oppliations
for membership will be acted upon.
1 and the matter of the change of name
of the organisation will also be
brought up.
The October meeting of the Old
Well Hook a: udder company will be
held on Monday eveMng next, at the
quarters on Franklin street. .
Mrs. Rand of South .Haln street,
New Cannon, was admitted to the
Nor-walk Hospitll, Monday after—
noon.
William E. Water of Nomik um
rested by Supernnmersry Police Jss.
Broderick. (or intoxication. paid 36
penalty and the charge ass-lust him
was nailed—Stamford Advocate.
The twenty-third Connecticut Older
Boys Conference wil be held at New
Britain on October 27 to 29. under
the auspices of the State Sunday-
school Association and State, County
and City Y. M. C. Ate. The purpose
of the conference is to bring together
for inspiration, instruction and in-
formation older boys. 15' to 20 years
of age. capable of leadership. that
they may become active in the church,
the home and the community.
The registrars of voters in all wards
of the city will receive applications of
those who wish to be made voters on
Tuesday. October 10th. from 9 s. m..
to 5 p. m.. at the Town Assembly
Hall. City Hall and the Mayflower
Hook a. Ladder quarters. This date
is the last on which applications may
be filed. People who have changed
their residence us also asked to
notify the registrars so that the lists
may be corrected.
A number of local baseball fans
have gone to New Tori; today to_wit-
nose the. first game bet'woen the Giints
and the Yankees for the World
Series. Among those who have gone
are Attorney John 1. Ounce. who in-
tends to witne- every game.’ if possi-
ble: Corporation Connect William F.
Tammany. Judge Edwin S. Thomas
and John Car-bone. Attorney Richard
Ireland. and his father Samuel'Ir-e-
land. intend to wine. the game to-
morrow. while on Frldoy Edward M.
Gone and s. party of friends are plan-
ning to go to the city. .
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MKLIN SCHOOL NOTES.
“Mendelmohn and His Wor was
the title or the assembly program
given by the seventh grade, on Mon-
day, and by the eigb grade. on Wed-
nesday. The programs were well pre-
,pared and well rendered.
Opening Exercises.
Hymn.
Bible Reading.
The Lord's Prayer.
Salute to the Flag.
"Star Spangled Bonner."
Serena! Grade.
Director, Miss Irene Donnelly: chair-
man, Walter-ins Blernot.
Introductory Remake—Chairman.
"Early Life of nondeiIGOhn"—Js.ck
Cuneo.
"Dennis and Works of Mendel-01m”
" ———Belen Snavely. ’ ‘
“An Oratorio Explained" -— Doris
Lamb. 4'
Records Fined-"But the Lord Is
Mindful of His Own.“
Record Explained—By Eileen Hem-
hon_ “Elihb.” ‘
Record Explained-By Colemsn Char-
nok (Noemi-e). "A Midsummer
Night's Broom.”
Record ExplsJQods—By Morass-ct 3s:-
rett. “nae Spinning Wheel.”
Record Explained—By Gladys Dosh
ton. ' .
MCI Glide.
Director. ms. nu nutshell: chub
man. Deon Russell.
Introductory hearty—Clams.
"The Boyhood of Mandamus"—
!‘rmoil Fox. 8-7. ,
Plano solo-é—“Conselstion” ——-8ophle
Meander. 8-22. .,
"Some Famous Com, positions of Hon-
delseohn"—Howud White. 3-3“-
I r vim-role. Selecuonr—(Nooturne). “Mid
summer Night's Dream?" "Th0
Wing W'—mscflhd by Thol-
ms. Reining. 8-28.
“Some Lessons from the w. 01 “‘3'
deimohn”———Domthy Reynoldl. 8-”-
Donald Buddhism rte-ideal ‘01“.
G. 0.. addressed the purl!- 01 both
grads on (hippos-tint the m1"
"030 of noodles- tor numb
school horsrrlvedsndisnowbehfl
The general emanation is now
Mohammed's. The
dflvewflleiou‘onflonmnext.
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cused of W. »
_ PITTSBURGH. Oct. §.-—Sol Seni-
nlck. _ one of the , proprietors of the
Strand Theatre. the foyer of which
caved in September 22, killing one
child antlnjnrlngntsny’ others. was
ordéredheld on s. charged men--
, slaughter 'by a coroner’s jury Tuesday
nmht. ' . - .. - ;-. , -
There have becn'sovonl wt 8-9- .
the bis- store-
FAVOBS nus OPERATION as AD-
mncr To mos.
CHICAGO. Oct. 6.—-Thst the bus has
~s. place in light traffic, but that it
should be opemted by electric railway
managements as an adjunct to their
regular service (and. not as a. compen-
tive agency. was the report brought to
the convention of tho American Elec-
tric Railway A-ocistlou here 9.03am
prepared. by s. committee composed in
part of bus owners of a year ago.
"Operated by electric railways. bus-
es .wlll supply regular. responsible
service." the report std-ted. “Mesa
transportation cannot be handled by
buses as cheaply as it can by electric
cars. but in cases of light traific. the
bus sometimes is more economical.
“However. where trsalc is so light
that the higher com per my of
ophtlng the bus is can: by the rol-
latlvely high fixed charges per pso-
sengled with Such llzht tmfilc which
results from the electricrrsilwayt in-
vestment in track. s. field is created in
which the ralliess vehicle can furnish
service satisfactory alike in operation
and economy. The po-ibillty of util-
ls‘lng the motor bus or trucklo- troo-
ley therefore should be kept in mind
by electric railway operators.”
The committee reported that the
“fly-by-night jitnoy" tad other irreg-
ular forms of gas engine transports.-
tion had not been considered in the
study and that development of track-
lcss transportation by electric rall-
ways should not direct them adverse-
ly if intelligently carried out.
- The report stated that the automo-
tive industry‘hos pron-cued to the
point. where it is now producing vehi-
clesotsdesignsuitsble for-passenger
transportation service. but that the
electric car on rails is the bed servant
as a. whole, largely due to the fact
that the operating cos per passenger
for bus operation is higher.
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COURSE FOR GIRLS IN FINE ARTS
TOKIO.-—-A course for,girl students
will shortly be started in the Toklo
Academy of Fine Arts at Hyena.
plan also is under consideration by
the government for the establishment
of a girls school of line arts. Mrs.
Yomno, the famous Japanese poeteso
opened last year a private institution
devoted to the artistic training of
girls. Prominent writers and painters
form the teaching and.
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SIRE]?! SAWTION OFFICIALS
'10 m.
CHICAGO. Oct. 8.—Represent.ut1ves
from cities in all parts of the United
States and-Canada are expected here
for the annual conference of the In-
ternational Association of Street San-
itation Odiciais, to be held October 9
and 10. Problems. dealing with street
mnltation from all angles and an in-
tench-sage of ideas for improved coi-
ditlons, particularly in the larger
cities. are among the subjects to be
diseased at the conference.
Mllllfl!
Open Child's Bowels with
“California Fig Syrup”
a" .
teaspoo‘ ml of
Hurry Houses-i A
'szllfornis n; 8m" now will thor-
mummelittlebowoissndlns
rtew hours you have o well. playful
child again.
”grandmother-con Motorbo-
cause it never fails to work all the
sour blieand sight ontoftho
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The Newest Coats and, Dresses
l; Dsflyarrivals make our SUIT SECTION one of the inost interestiflg in all
‘THE DRESSES ARE or THE POPULAR
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INDUSTRY.
WRICAL
CHICAGO, Oct. 6.——-(Associated
Press).——Innovatlons which pique the
fancy of young men. parti_ cularly gas
engines, aviation and radio. are drain-
ing the supply of men who formerly
entered the electric runway work. de-
clared William Von Phul of New
York. former president of the Market
street lines, San Francisco, in a re-
port made before the convention of
the American Electric Railway asso-
ciation here today.
The committee recommended that
special arrangements be made with
High schools. Universities and other
educational institutions to give part
time employment to men while they
still are in school. It also recom-
mended 'speclal classes for foreign
born and other employees who are'not
attending schools of any kind.
Alum: women
or MllllllE AGE
Hrs. Inton' Tells How Helpful
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Ididsndlkeephousesnddosll my
ownworksndworkout and
feelfinonow. ' shout
me V table
of my 'ends
welL ’—-Mrs.
83d Amos, Denver,
After reodin letters lik th abs
and we are canitsntly lishil’ig ve,
wh .should woman hesitate to take
globe h" nezdofhelp? Itbnngs
m °¢° .
relief where other medicines fail.
POIRET TWILL AND OF SILK.
MODELS IN THEMOST WANTED WEAVES
RNAL PATTERN QUARTX ERLY
d with a pattern. Regular Price 25 cents,
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FOR A, DOUGH YOU
DON’T WANT
-—take our White Pine and Ta:
Dough Syrup. Pleasant to take,
very efiective. Get a bottle
today.
250
H. A. NIEAD
, Prescription Pharmacist
e N. Main st. so. Moi-walk, cg.
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Shapiro Bros. 1
LIVE STORE
, Something for ‘
Everybody in the Family. 1.
123 WASHINGTON STREET
SO. NORWAIK, CONN.
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THE HUNTER’S CHOICE
Take a Winchester shotgun and
Winchester Shells on your next
duck hunt and you will experi-
ence real shooting satisfaction.
The perfect balance of a Win-
cheater is something which cannot.
be appreciated until you pick HP
the gun, put it to your shoulder
and operate the action.
Be sure to pay us a visit before
you 80 again and look over our
stock of the world. famous Win-
lchester Shotguns.
A. DEE—organ
THE
SPECIALS FOR
WEEK .
Pull Weight Condensed Milk.
2‘ cans ............... 6
Star Neptha Washmg' Powder,
Bog. 26c seller. cut to 183
Babbitt's or Kirlnnan’s Borax
Soap .............. 50 bar
Pure New Orleans Molasses
. ...... . . . . . . . 90c gal.
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