it youllluvd cultivated a taste for
[GOO W". Y. '
obs some men owners
will certainly tickle ydur palate. Al-
ways fresh and enticing.
EALANE
Tel. 109 61 Washington It.
08A NEWS
. WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
with light rain this afternoon and to-
night, followed on Sunday by clearing
and slightly colder. Brisk southeast
shifting to aouthwast winds. The Wes-
tern disturbance ls central this morn.
ing over the northern portion of the
Lake region.‘ It is producing cloudy
and rainy weather over the northern
and eastern portions of the country
while pleasant weather prevufls In the
southern and western sections.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 56; high, 63.
Cloudy.
Ladies‘ neckwear of every descrip-
tion and style will be found at .l. I._
Millette's. See ady.
“Sirloin Steak. 15c lb. Hayes‘ Mitt.
'l‘lie Epworih League of the Norwnlk
Methodist church will hold a liaiiowc'~
on social on Friday of next. week at
the home of Mrs. G. Warden, of Ur-
chard street. Hallowe'cn games will
be played.
George W. Harris, who suffered a
relapse a few days ago from his long
siege of illness, and was obliged to
give up his duties at the west-bound
South Norwailt railroad depot, has
again resumed his position.
—-stylislt soft hats. at O‘eren's.
L. W. Fenwiclt. of the Fenwiclt Opti-
cal Company, South Norwallt, was up
pointed on two committees at the
meeting of the Slate Optical Society»
Society, held In the Strntfleld. Bridge.
port, yesterday. The committees are
the educational and the executive.
~—Sliouider Steak, 3 lbs. 25c. Iluyes’
Mitt.
To talk with Judas in his shop hid-
den away in u back street. to ask John
to show you the way among the w-ind
lug. ways of the ”Illusion will
upon by Mary Magdalene—Ahead are
the strange experiences of the Visitor
to Overammergnu and the Passion
Play. One cannot meet these wonder
fuI peasants in an every day fashion
and not be peculiarly interested In
their masterly Work on the stage of
the Passion Play. At the First (‘Iiurch
in Norwaik tomorrow evening. In the
third of the series of talks on the Pas-
sion Play. the pastor will speak of
“The Actors and Acting." with spot--
lul reference to the dramatic setting
of the play and also to interesting il-
iustratiouslrom the personal expel"
iences of the principal actors. fivery-
body interested is welcome. cents are
free and the song service is hearty.
—«-l.egs Lamb. 14c lb.; Lamb Chops,
140 lb. llayes' Mitt.
L
V
To the lionrd of t‘ounty t‘ommisslunt-rn
for I‘uililvlil t‘uunty.
l hereby apply for a lion use to sell ler
linens and ,Iutoxicalin Liquors. Ale up
xvr liter, Rhine Win and t‘lder at
tlrt-xmy Boulevard. w’l‘own or Norwnlk.
My place of business is not located
within 200 feet In a direct line of u
L"Ill.i|i'.h l'ldliicc. l’urochinl hichoui ur i’uli-
Iit: Hclioul- IlilUHi‘ or iln- promises pertain-
inx thereto or any l‘ost Olflce. Public
Library or .‘.ctiteler
Dated at Norwu . this llth any I
October. A . i .
Jon IQ ostuuuvm
Appl Ii out.
We. the undcrsi nod. electors and tax
niyt rs. as defined iy Inn. of the Town of
Norwnlit hereby e dorm: the application
of the ullovo mime
MM}? 1‘: 0 till} i.l.l\’AN
[or such licmwo and we do neverbily cor;
Iify ouch for lilmanlt‘ thnt we are owni-in
or real «stun situated in sultl Town or
Norwnlk.
Dated at Norwullt. this iitii day of
October. A. Du lull).
John J Walsh. James H. Rindiof'. Byl-
vet-tor lluui. Matthew t,‘~'i—lmlu-tt. lieu-
Ml hereby cortity that the aims horned
olulormtrs are electors and tax "W
defined by low, of the Town 0 orwulk.
Dated .it Norwulit. this itth day of
October. A. ii. iii it)
unaimtrr it sut‘rn.
ol! 1: Town (”lurk Optician court
ATAMIOID . - .
T0 or Windmill” cmmmmnm Open Monday it Saturday Evenings
yfor a license to soil A ir-
linens and ip militatwlun Liquors. .o-
(it
rumor Alain lining, “Town “of
fun stools a
still“ 300 flfootp in a tired line
it
i t are or on
”W gibgior‘vli
October. D “5%
We. the randomly
club
days“ "Exam:
rs' "mag. f
, 0AM ALWAYB as sauna oustuo
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
7'4 WAOHINGTON STREET. IOU'I'H
Norrwailt
not Inca ooa‘iu:
ice. Poroo‘lilul not or ub-
:- e routines iertein-
‘II: m m’ n ' lag-t omen} Public
it. this ilth day of
has Qpl’r‘rnltit.
dies:
button
A Notary
Public!"y
BUSINESS HOURS AT
NORWALK. OONN.
TBLEPHONI 105-!
Park 8. Tilford’s
Delicious Candles
~80LD AT—-
F. H. BAXTER’S
.' DRUG STORE.
Time for K. D. Frames for next sum-
mer’s boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one 28-tt.,
half cabin, with 8 b. p. new motor.
One 21-ft. with 51,5 h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now. '
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster-Shell PolnLNorwnllt
Neckwear
PERSIAN COLLARS and FANCY
STOCKS ........ . ..... 256 to $1.00
LACE YOKES ................. $1.00
LACE. PERSIAN; and PLAIN SILK
sows . ........ .. ..... 25c and 50c
MULL and LACE'Jasors. .25c to $1
STREET SCARFS OF LIBERTY
SATIN. Plain and Persian lined,
J. I. MALLETTE
(formerly Misses Damon)
88 WAGHINGTON STREET
...—M . Lvflwwmvmr—
”If You Have
Reason
to need artificial teeth. do not dolny
in providing them. The somwr you
have them inserted the longer and bet—
ter service you will get from tin-In
the more enjoyment, you will tutu: out
of life, find the longer you will live.
list me show you samples of my
plutc nork. and tell \011 about my
Dr. J. ll. Mallory
16 Iouth Main 8L. south Norwaik
Hours: 8 a. m. to s p. m. Bunaays
by appointment only.
CityNationalBanlt
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
m
TRANBAOTB A GENERAL BANKING
~ BUSINESO
...—......”
Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
Capital
$100,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes, 83 and .5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice
Pres.
WILFRED IODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Anymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Gmmman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Burt: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
Our Glasses
Become the Face
as well as they lit the eyes. We
have a Physician. who is at Skilled
lilye Specialist. to examine your
eyes. WITHOUT (lliAItOlll.
THAMER
prices the lowest over tor the boat
ed‘leitnifl a *
M Wm...“ WM baa-"Jr
l i ‘
‘ H W“:-
Our Suits and Overcoats at $15 have more
style and quality than you can find anywhere else
for that price. We don't say this to boat; We a
cold fact which you can verify to your own’ satis-
, faction—and it means a saving for you.
SUITS of fancy cassimercs and Scratch mix-
tures. and fine worstcds—oll-wool everytioncu,
in beautiful new browns, tans. greys sngirblucs,
the biggest $15 worth you ever saw. ‘
l
OVERCOATS of fancy light and mfidium
weaves. rich Oxfords and black. in long swagger
models and knee-length Chesterfields—the smart-
est coats to be found—and velu’es you can’t
match anywhere for $15.
Stamford Oak
is the most satis-
factory heater on the market
We carry them in all sizes
/
Stove Pipe and
Stove Boards
For New or Old Stove
Horace R. Nash
TILIPHONI tor
N. Main &Weét Sis.,S.Norwalk
Fall Hats and Furnishings for men. young
men and boys. '
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
NO MAN lN THE WRONG CAN KEEP UP WITH THE MAN N THE
RIGHT~WHO KEEPS ON GOMINO.
No western feed. manufactured hundreds of ntilo‘umway. oonso
intently always stale. and composed mostly of the iii-products of the
mills wean keep up with a feed made here at home. fresh ground each
day. and composed entirely of good clean grains illiildwd wheat pm
ducts-mil it keeps on coming.
First in quality. lost In price. always in the minds of its custom-
ers. Bonnie lioino Ground Feed tor l-iorses, Cattle and Poultry.
MANUEL rose linen.
Cutbill’s
Fresh Today
BEA ESCALLOPB ... ......... 40c qt.
NEW BEOFORDB ............ 00¢ qt.
OPENED LONG CLAMS ....... 400 qt
BLUEFISH ........ . ........ . .160 lb.
FLATFISH AND EELS. NEW BED.
FORD ESCALLOPS (warranted dryl.
BLUEPISH. WEAKPISH. SALMON.
BNAPPER BLUES. FRESH MACK-
EREL, IUTTERFISH. STEAK COD.
GREENPORT OYI‘TERI ARE THE
BEST OYOTIRI.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMI. 0Y8-
TERB. BOOKAWAY LONG SLAMS.
Cutbill’s' Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108 FREE DELIVERY.
mgwm am”
150 CARRIAGII. IUBIN!!! WAGONI, FARM WAGONI. IOTTOM
DUMP WAGONO. AND FOUR-WHIIL BIAN TIP. CANTO.
It you In to want of any of the above. will make you berg-in WW
NORTH MAIN AND UNION IT.» .
Dill nsstu. «w «to
one MAXWILI. «an» won out smarts .tno
ONI notes “40" root on! unless not
it IINOLI ovum“ «clothes. rumii- out
one mo 4 cYLINDlR onerous“. «mt-comm
”All ours are in“ line running order. for Mentors tannin
. F E. Lockwood it Go .
as Win flow-(Thane) O y .
“41% the lug, Recitation any set ~ .
m II. II“ it
«day. flotsam
ONI ILNOAI 1M
' when“ “limit
it
r Admission of Electors
G'etYur Séa Fods at
A L E»
LuTHsR M. WRIGHT sk
amuse. or" sedation.
ml man in». m
sum Iii neon
PARLOR
suns
A Big Up portunity
to save from 35- $40
3‘pleoe Suits .......... regular $25.00
TODAY. 017.98
Aplcce Suits .......... regular $30.00
TODAY. $25.00
5~ptece Suits .......... regular 8100.00
TODAY. 350.00
K. MITCHELL, UNIIRTAKII
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNIIHIH
BONNER WALL AND HIGH
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwallt Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
NOTICE
IT...
Notice is hereby given that the se-
, latch and town clerk or the Town
Norwatit will hold a session in the
Town t‘ourt room. Wail street. Nor-
Wnllt. Friday. the dist day of October.
line. from 9 o'clock In the forenoon
until 8 o'clock In the afternoon. for
the purposes oi examining the qualiti-
cations of electors and admitting to
the (doctor‘s oath those who shall be
baud qualified; and will be In session
for the same purpose It the police
room. Ilaiilsnd street. South Norwnilt.
Monday. the 21th day of October, 19in.
from 10 o‘clock in the fomnooo until
4 o‘clock in the afternoon. and spin
on \Vcdncsdty the 26th day of said Go-
tober. from 4 o'clock until 7 o‘clock in
the afternoon; and unless all entered
on tho tirst list as "to be made" whose
rights shall appear to have matured.
shall have been admitted or rejected.
said selecttuen and town clerk will be
in session for said purpose at said
Town (‘ourt room. Wall Ilrcet. Friday.
the 28th day of said October. trons ll
o‘clock in the forenoon until 8 o'clock
in the atteruoon. and not afterwards
except that it It appears that the
rightspi any person on the tint list
under the title "to be made" will mn-
ture litter said Friday. October 28th.
and on or before the day of said elec-
tors‘ next meeting. said seleetrnen and
town clerk will be in session at the
office of said toum clerk. Wall «not,
on Monday. the ith day of November.
i9 0. from 9 o'clock in the "luncheon
on it 5 o'clock In the attentions. and
not afterwards. for the pufime of ltd
slitting such persons. and for no other
urpose
of October, llilo.
JAMES A. llROWN.
ALFRED AVIBON.
JOHN lllilVlN
Selectmen of the Town 0 Norwslii.
HERBERT it. Bill'f'li.
Town Clerk.
To the l
for
l here y
linens and
l‘ifii‘lfl‘)’.
y for s Inches to sell spit-r
tulip-Wu: Hutton. Me.
In lmw grid (floor. til
i or. own at own it.
fifiid‘mlhsfim' M
was near“ " t?
thnrnt ur'uny lieu jogger Fool“;
um “i. genesis this ms a. at
October. A. in ' ’ .
. - NIOHMIIL continua.
We. the
you» ““5!me “06:0 «We?
own lit W cm the lontioi
0' overuse
W O
ma; :srtlfy thetm the show
flit "WW“ :9
MW
MD”. A. ”it 010
stopper um
loin: hunting%
heretical stilts Alla
tW mirth try out slide! do
to .m
.Vmuus buntiuém.
its the merchandise. smart styles. rich fabrics, correct. tailoring ll
SUITS tor the Youth and Old Youth, Blues. Black. Browns, “Grays an
FANCY ovaucos'rs with the new collar. from. . . ...tiono u, Moo :
SWEATERS-For boys $100. Ilse?
WINTER UNDERWEAR . . . .
HIGH canon snoas. Patent. a... Metal. Russet. ....tsso to ram
HATS AND cars. NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
Price’s Clothing Store
Will Open Monday Matinee, October 24
With Loew’ 8 Famous NewY ork VaudeVilk
Two SHOWS DAILY—Change Program Mondays and Thursdays,
agreeable prices that constitute the real value In our Full Ind
Winter Suits and Overcoats.
Fancy Mixtures .010
new
Men's 02.50 to “-00:
Oxford. White. Navy, Maroon ‘ ’~
...............50o to lad-l0w
Cotton, Wool, Silk Mixtures
NECKWEAR. FANCY”
WAISTCOATS, l‘lOSIERY, DRESS SUIT CASES. TRUNKB. _
98 Washington Street. Southg Norwalk
MUSIC HALL
TWO AND ONE-HALF HOURS OF SOLID ENJOYMENT
6 All Star Acts. 5 Reels Pictures?
1000 sens arresnoons at 2:15 P. u. .Chiidrert. So; Adults. 10-15.;
woo ears Evcmncs at 3:15 P. u.
TUESDAYO‘AND FRIDAYS—DANCING. 7
WEDNESDAY~THE COUNTRY STORE. '{
THURSDAY—~AMATEUR NIGHT.
. . . .10.15 Anita‘-
EXTRA FEATURES
Mr. George Obor and His Company In a Big Scottie Production of ’
BARGAIN MATINEE. ALL SEATS .. ..... .....................R$li
EVENING PRICES ..............
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 22 -- Matinee and "lair
RIP VAN WINKLE
The Beautiful Legend of the Catskills
......u-‘uuoo..
.25, 359 M ORG 7 L‘ V
. Tickets now on sale at W. F. ngmore & Co, Druulsts‘
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, a pound . . . . . .35e,
PURE LARD. a pound... .
CHEESE, a pound .. ....... .
EXTRA FINE EGGS. ti dozen . . . . ..
AAP FANG PATENT FLOUR, n barrel
vanil-
The Great A&P Tea Company
Tel. No. pep...
Dated. at said Norwnllt nu. ma day ‘
.tlrown Aster Penance Crown tutor Poss
drown Aster Peers ‘ Crown Astor Tomatoes
Grown Alter ricote Crown Alter Lima Beans
"emu Micro tries Crown Aster Succumb
Grown Ami- new Crown Aster Beets .
emu Anni- “mus 'l‘lpl crown him out:
Crown Aster lisp Syrup 'Crowii Astor pleas
Crown Aster Pancake Flour .Osoipn Aster Petlt Pots i’eu
33o
86.75“.
HouQIooQC'm
leol-Ioleetuenoo
NSED NILK, scan.........
T FLOUR, “Va-pound hug“
m wnomuo'rou IT» Iourll helium.
Dollveriee 8 :30 a. m. and 2.30 p. in. Fine Deli
...... ...»...W ”......—
The Crown
Aster Family,
Crown Aster Jams
Crown Aster Corn ‘
Till FATHIH 0? 1'“! FAMILY
Norwalk Chronicler