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I We handle “Simmons” Beds exclusively. They are what. we consider the best ' Simmons Springs . . .. . . . my,” . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.25 to $19.75 W e have the largest, biggest stock 0? mattresses to be found in this vicinity.
mode and best finished bed to be had. Spare time to visit our store 11nd soc Englandcr Sprmgs . $9.75 to $15.00 A 12111.31- moiety of styles, sizes and coverings in rich makes us Simmons
, ‘ . , , - Way Sugless Springs .......,.... ................... $13.00 111111011 Dixie, 0stc1moor,nlso the “Rice 11011" Brand of hair [loss i1lt 11nd
. ,5 for yourself the rernnrkahlo beauty 01‘ them beds. i cry reasonably priced. Box S rings covered to match mattress $25.,00 $35.00 $4200 “ONO“ p ’ ,
“n.3,, beds are to be had in any wood 0r enamel finish. p H ’ i COTTON MATTR 1 I I
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SIMMON’S BEDS , Regularly Priced at $11.00, Now Priced at e 8.98
. . Reouhlrlv Priced at $15.00 Now Priced at “$12 00
Regularly Priced gt $07.), N011 Priced at ...... $7.75 EXTRA ‘a . ' . . . ...
‘ Regularly Priced at $11.50, Now‘ Priced at ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 9. 25 QUALITY liegularly 1:11.13“ at $15-00, “10W l'l'lf'k‘d at - - - . 1 - - 1 - - - - - 1 - - unc- - - -$13 00
Regularly Priced at $13.50, Now Priced at .... . . . . . ._.,” . . . . . . . . . $10.70 H A I R Regularly I’l'iCCd at $18-00, 1 0W Priced at - - - - . ~ - - . - . . 1 - m..- - - - - $115125
Regularly Priced at $1100, Now Priced at ... _ . _ . . ' _ . . . . . . . . . . $13.35 TR Regularly I rieed at $20.00, 110w Pr1ced at . .,.;.;. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$16.00
legulurly Priced at. $22.50, Now Priced at _ _ . _ -1;o:- _ . . . . . . . . . _ _ $1735 MAT ESSES Regularly Priced at. $22.50, Now Priced at . . . . . .._.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$18.00
:._. , Regularly Priced at $35.00, Now Priced “1 .... . . _ _ _ . . . _ _ . . ; . ' , $20.50 , $25.00 Regulurly Priced at $30.00, Now Priced at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .;.,.,-. . . .$24.75
' Regularly Priced 111 $33.50, New 3‘1ch 111. ..... ..... $23.3: FLOSS M ATTRESSES
.‘ REQUIEPTY Priced at 00-1-00: 3‘0“ ’9‘“. "t """" ' 1.50 Regularly Priced at $28.00, Now Priced at .................1.......$22.50
Regularly Priced at $40-001N0‘V 11"09‘1 “‘1 -------- .Wi ' 'Wdfi ill-trulm‘lv l'riced 1.1 11:11 on Now Priced at $2775
. ‘ _ , ‘ ~'. .- S r ten 1 111's. » , . .. .... . , .. .
1 ‘ Odd 110011 Ibcds, left it om cults, one half pl 111 note as 011 as 1 liegnlurlv. Priced at $45 00’ Now ”in at .. _ ‘ ................. . $36.50
Sinnuons' Bounty Rest” inncispring llllilllt‘hs giies matchlcss comfort
.ANKETS '- ' PILLOWS 11111! 11111111. ................................... . ...............$3500
1, - , l , “The pillow ihut' 5 light is the pillou that 11 right .th1 have C 0 0 R T S
. 98 them “Ennncrich” pillows or. sunilnr),1nade only of down; M F E R ‘
” ‘ . ‘ (f utton Plaid Blankets, specially pileed 1n ............................. c duck or geese leathers
1 Other blankets in plain grave and colored plaids. ‘ _ ‘ ‘ ' .. ' . _ ' _ .,
t". 3 d t ,3 398 \1 Priced at _________ $ 3‘00 Regularly l’nccd at $1.58, Now Priced 11t ........ $1.45 “Mensch comlorts give desired warmth wuhont we1ght. ..
Regularly lrice a ' " ’ 1,0111 . """" ' Regularly Priced at.» ' ‘2 .10 Now Priced at $1.98 liegnlurly Priced at fl: 4.50, Now Priced at ......... ..............$ 3.60
.. Regularly Priced at $15.00, New 111-10111! at ....... . ........ g :2: ficguiufl; Edged 11:: i 2.38, N32: 1:25:11 2: . 3:33 “"21de Priced at $ 6.00, Now Priced at ______ . .$ 4.75 c
,11 / , . _‘. _ \1 ,ps, 1,, ............. ..... , .. egua 1.1 . ,i' ' 1.1, '. ~ ”1,. . ,_ _, . . ._ ‘ _
“i: ' Regularly Priced at 1‘ 700, if)“ .1? e1 I 775 Regulurly Priced nt iii 6.25, Now Priced at ..... .. $4.85 hf ._11111113 PHI“! M 1r. 9‘“ R?“ P111011 "L ‘$ 786 {i
V”: Regularly Priced at $10-00,» NW Pl'li't‘il “l ----------------------- $ - 110,3“qu 'Priced at 5E 9.00, Now Priced 111, ._ .. _________ $6.75 lwgnluriy l'1'11111d 111 $11.00, .\or Priced at ................. . .$ 8.85
‘V Regularly Priced at $15.00, Now Priced at ............ ........ $11.85 licgulnrly "Pl‘lt'C‘tl at $11.00, Now Priced at,” . . . . . . . .. $8.85 livunlurly l’ricctl :11 $16.50, Now Priced at .................. .$13.75
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ST NOR“ [ALK in. The cement. on scvera portions orator at the service. The Rev. Al- rooted by the organist of the church. cuts of a baby girl. born this morn- Mrs.(‘l.E.Stnn1iinr: on the Post road be entertained at a apecial supper With ll 81‘0“? 0f vocal selections
EA ', of the droiati, l‘ws'hee; laitaggrnthie cxnnder Allison o'f Bridgeportprvneh. c o a ' iilgely Mother and child are 'doing Mr.kltoxitnytirlisblowing]tiowfiigcgt 22:51:31,110 them at the Methodist which were grealty enjoyed.
requ re won y-ono eye, 5 .~ _ Wilhr 1,_ 3.,“ 1 u“, .. ‘r1d into .. '~ wee u r :1 1 11 or o it! ‘ s . ——————-—-——--—-
ed the human. and Dr it] A. 5111.1 mt 11111 01.1111 1 a o o LOSES 31,200 ACTION
expected that it will be opened for
traffic in the near future. The con-
tractors plan to have the entire road
open to the public before winter.
I t - glendered the party to him. 1
O O O
‘ . last 11111111111; when 11 Ford sedan be.
of tho Stumfoxd
Sopcr, minister d 11 (1 ti in; d1i10n ht Hunter Brooker of
Presbyterian Chur.cl1 e 1ere 1c liridgopmt clashed into the t1nffi1
charge to the pesto! The change dummy under 11111 Dar-ten riilload
A large number turned out tor the
rcgular meeting or the Men’s Club
11‘ Burton held last evening in the
DANBURY. Nov. 6.—Charies 'A.
Filler. or Danbury was yesterday
awarded damages of $1.200 from the
The mid-week service of the Nor-
oton Presbyterian Church will he
held on “'cdncsdny evening at the
WEMPE’S BIRDS
The indies or the Congregational
('liurch will hold 11. supper and auc-
* ' ' . . . ~ . . ROylc school. The speaker was John Danbury-Bethel raiiwya. in a. mom-
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[M RE Health inspector Benjamin was '0 ”‘9' peoph. ““8 glun by the 11111. 1911:1112“ 2,1: ‘ifgrfiunfs budl) smash home 0f 1. A .Pacl“. Us." lggloixinlhlelglfuyrcPllomng Novcm Williams, manager at. the Bureau of orandum filed by Judge Nowell Jen.
looking over the sanitary conditions George A. Tuttlc of Darien. The ' ' ‘ ’ ‘.‘ . ; ' . . .' Industrial Relations of Yale & 1111133 0! the Superior court. Filler’s
of East Norwaik stores yesterday. Rev. Stanley White of, New York Charles Rodemyet‘ 0t Mechanic Towne. Mr. Williams'. talk was much auto was amok by a. trolley car and ..
' "‘ ' Olly BJIO had a part in the service, Rev. and Mrs. George A. Tuttle oi street was tenedered a foreweilpurty Next Tuesday evening the Official enjoyed. he was injured. The one was heard 5
The track meet. which was to which included special music di- Brookside avenue are the proud par. las te1ening at the home of Mr and Board of the Methodist Church will Jack Booth of Danbury {"0er before Judge Jennings last week.
, have been staged at the Fitch , .1 , . 1,:
has been postponed
on account or lost
School today.
until Monday,
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'2 itgiant. .
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* accepted a. position at the Lockwoad
,u now connected With the Fuller
impmunmaunnup:
1le In order tout the moon
'Wetoa before cold
Work On East Avenue
Paving Being Push-
». ed to Beat Frost to
Finish
John Wempe of tho Wompe Farm
Dairy won the first prize in u recent
pigeon race
Nurwalk, a distance or about 200
111iles.Se1e1-al local residents on-
tered birds which were released in
Baltimore. Wompe' a pigeon! cover-
ed the distance in record ‘tlme.
Others who entdred birds were: Bo-
land Water: or Ferris avenue. Albin
Johnson 01 Hillside street and lev-
cm! from Dnrieu.
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...—Masquerade Dance, Community
1dail,11‘.rlday Prizes. —-Adv.
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Gould Hedenbarg, of Winfield
sheet. has returned from Hartford.
wthcro he attended u demonstrution
the 11 uller Brush Company‘s
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nwmism Jones. of East avenue, 1;
recovering from I. recent attack of
grim)!» _ _ 1-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Buchanan
lime returned to their home utter u
week's visit at the home or Mr. And
glrs. Gilbert Horton: of Winfield
one "
Earl Plait, of Hayes name, has
Manufacturing company.
Russell Brodwiy. at Charles
street, has resigned his position at
the: Nash Engineering company. and
scrum company or finrttord.
at Charles
Elwood Broadway.
Florida.
strut left recently for
, where he expects to remain for the 1
' Miller.
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Work on tho Eat noun 9 road in
from Baltimore to‘
“Sign”
$.~‘.
night's rain.
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Mrs. Wallace E. Bates and Ion.
Elmer. of Melroae avenue. spent the
day yesterday in Mount Vernon,
N. Y.
DARIEN
lS lNSTALlED
AS MINISTER
lN NOROTON
Rev. George. Montgom-
ery Takes Charge of
Local Presbyter 1
Church '
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The Rev. Dr. George R. Montgom—
ery. who he: been the supply pastor
at the Noroton Presbyterian Church
sincevlast December. was installed as
the foul” pastor or the church on
Wedne 11y evening at a. well attend-
ed our 0. held under tho-auspices
of the Presbytery or this section
Rev. F. A. Reamer acted as mod-
rucll, .
Sugar Milk
Gun-untud- tree from doleterlow
mut- whleh or. sometimes found
in commercial milk sugar.
59c _ 4
Regular Price 85c '
l’lmled one Store
a“ WWO! 31'.
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Sp ec‘ials
SATURDAY NOV. 711.
$1.25 Flannelette Night Gowns . o o . c‘e't‘.}o'o .- r. mh‘uo‘nioto 0 on $1000
$1.50 Flannelette Night 11011111.... $1.19
$1.98 Flannelette Night Gowns ... $1.69
“Merode” Vests and Pants, winter weight, regular prices ~
$1.35 and $150,311)! Size ....~.....-.. .....vfoosOarootoouc $1.00
Children's “Merode” Underwear, any size . . . . . . . .... $1.00
Dr. Denton’s Ghrments, sizes 110 4 ......c... $1.00
2 Pro. Ladies’ Silk and Fibre Hose for . . .-.... ......~..m..... $1.00
$4.50 Wool Crib Blankets, at
" 98c Baby Blankets, assorted designs ......
591; Baby Blankets, 30 x 40.. . . .. . . . . . . . ... . . “an”... . 39c
Batiste Night Gowns, regular and extra sizes, values up
. to $150,313 .3100
SOUTH NORWALK
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. . . . $3.98
o,‘.-;'.-- - 79c
1 'Above special prices on seasonable items are for one day only.
THE, N. E. RYAN (:0.
86 WAsnnvoroN ’s'r.
Money Suvini
Opportunity
Boys’ Sturdy
School Shoes
”$1.95
SHOE SALE '-
comma
11111511 raters
A 13W 0" DUB
... m. BARGAINS ..
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Children’s Shoes
$1.29
THE/NORWALK 1100151101
.' -:- OFFERS NEW BARGAINS
Everything 'M I
Sacrifice
OUR ENTIRE} STOCK OF FOOTWEAR FOR MEN WOMEN AND
CHILDREN AT OUR DISROSAL
Girle’ Sturdy
School Shoes
$1.95
wonn's sure 95c unit’s omens $1.111
Rubbers, Red Sole
$1.09
‘ Men’s Heavy Gum .
Comfort Slippers
91:
Men’s Leather {Comfort
Work Shoes
$2.95
Men’s Heavy Moods, in
Slippers
99c _
Extrerhely Low Prices
on Arctic: and Boots
Women’s Storm
Rufibers
'79c
' Women’s New Fall
Oxfords
$3.95
42 WALL STREET
NORWALK BOOT SHOP
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