‘iii‘ehunt uuoean , This sudden cold than cells for file HOiilliY em Guaranteed Hoe» ' for Men, “9'7"" ma heavier Underwear. We can mhildren. supply your needs. ‘ « ‘ hli nn' V ate and Pants at- “ll M” Hip-.33»- extra 025:. ' ° ,lteer’y. Children medium ~ - * Childm’e Vepte tend Pants, Wool; et'me upward. Ladlee' fiib Under-weer, Veeta and Pants. 25o and 500. Ladlee' Wool Underwear. Veete WIN. Glrle' line rJh. landlee' «mule llele. Ladles' medium 3 Weight. ' . t " , ”Whom liele, med- ‘ . j lute weight. A very popular and Pente. 75c and il- 00- .. Hose. Men's Underwear. 600. TR. $1.00. ” . . New ervute LADIES’ necchee A. Dickerman & Son Bil: wa‘uuucrou st.- utmost 44o a II Innu—ae We Give S. & H Trading Stamps ....... '.'.'.'~ ................................ ................................. .;o..;-.-;-;-;. Anyone Who has Ra- zor Coupons to re- deem :will do well. to do so at once, as we have but 15 Razors on hand“ and no more '2'. .;e_’.;-,I;IL will «be sold. Sentinel Razor Coupon No. 125 r, L l ........................ Smart Sweaters These are treacherous daye—one hour warm, the other cold. Too early to put on heavy clothing. and yet you cannot afford to take chancee on your health. A Sweater it better than rheumatism. and emu much leee. It can he slipped on or oil eully. end it not cum- bereonte to entry. Women'e Sweetere, plain. mannieh weave, Derby eeller, double cuff. pocket and large peerl buttons. white. cardinal and the new golf brown. excellent value, 35m. . . Women’s V-neek denture. pilln or fancy gears. cardinal. white and gray. it. plend Women's Seller Geller Sweaters. white with navy, and white with red, very atylielt. and pretty. only in. 9!. Mittu‘ awe-ten; V-lllck. white, my and red. $1.90 to Ital. uueee’ Seller Cellar Meme at it to. Intaote’ denture. gee. ole attil Ines. «full. Dynamo. arty and red, ems. l littlt in film It: I :I_ :2' K ::n I :I I I :l '"I :n :I I I :I .l. ::I I I I II I:- I :U I .' I:- I I I. ::I 1:. :1- I e :LI :1 ::I :1! II: ::I I I :I ::I I ‘- I :I 2.. ::I t I .;.;.,. .31... aqua—1.1.1.13:- ::o7._-:.;-je‘.;« e:.:-:-;._.;-‘.:-:eto ‘I'I_I‘I‘.‘I:I":l.-I'I'I'I.I'I'I'I:l(I,I‘l'l'l I itl'l_I‘I IZI‘I'I e'I,-‘.;¢; ........... Jr ' Helmet. Healer I delieeh company in .truell’, but he tree powered end the with More. '13:? t .e. QMW kill it it i ‘0 ti ' . l Treflinhen Bueineee. Wooten Union. An Intern end Direct 0. tummy oi the C in 8. cable and the Proportion New Utilized. Propoeed Modification of Exletinn Arrangements A provision“ modification of In heohtained, demend dineteehleeit- arrangement whleh hie existed lot euite between nel «Israel the anyearehaeheen reached between two tidee at e At ntle, ll well at the aph Cont- epeelal citeulte devoted to Ipeeiel hueineae. TIC Employ” eDirect U. “8. Cable Compuy, under M “I Ilbh IYI- Mm: Ml.“ Rm tattle of these mpeelee new worked enciuelvely in huetneee ounnution Sufi“! FCC! lithe ‘wlth “'h other 5‘“ unrated "d To meet theee requiremente It ll melntehted eeparate will he oper- aeeentlolnotoelythettheeeheatell ated in Ilteet h connection "I” with each other agd with the Waetero 3"“?33'33331 ‘they mod; Union lead It“... operated inteeehaegeehlywlth each “Mm.“ “5' ”M‘“ ”’ other endlneleeephyaleaioennee- thiI'arr tlouwlthlendllleeeemIIflI-o PM m m M M 'Alnpk rt! tacitltiea are neeeeeary Mtg. e! a” Winona I‘llufl. the very heeuettt m‘w'” m!“ I ' d “eithertheWmUniequeny flee Tune-Adena: Cable ”tsunami-u om- sanctioned ' "mm“ " thebueieeee which at line IIyeIe The trons-Atlantic mile Iituatleo eeetpaoynlghtheealiedopoetetehe heel-Met... m4. Wei homey-titular , eieeveIethuahelieeineee. erieeeueeoleotne blee. including the Oertneo cables. eehlelntettupeien. Noreouldenyene ownediyot worked in no tealeeo- “manhunt-etchin- the eeeeaeery let afield-t eerviee. ei‘ thoth the confined leelillee ol theee oompanlee are ample ll the could he used euppleotentery to one: ether-d interchangeably At It ie. eeeh onetime own cahlee eeperate and lo- tinet oi'ileee and under any-me end dietinct toe out. All ol huelneae lo iueleeee Mme dependent ”Item. in Wettern Union and the eeitayleod 3"" tor their United Statee connec- on. mvtiu with time it the rim-d DAILYCADLIW caddie wax. WWII?!" III briefer onileeeedee “fishnet“ media lied—IMAM =7. Ila-II. Monopoly of Cable Bottoms There ie no cable mob elile. The three ayeteIte—dhe Wooten Union. the Preneh and the Heeieyo-wiii eeetinue to Inlet. h"l'he Inchey Contpaniee in I held- .tlaetien with no Mimi penny". .Mteleuuio‘mmooh lagoonttelh oi varieue companion ownin- land'littee ard celled m makeupthe eohy yemw m service not newenjoy by thepuiiin. The other way open to enable the Western Union to ineltc ouch let- provemenu and introduce with new tor-Vic. eelt propoeee to de.would betoleyneweeblee. This would meet to be the ht el lolly. Duplication oi thee tin; teens- Atlantic eehie teeiiiuea It I coat of?” ny-flhmwhee there are here than I”ample Militia for oil bueine would put an unoeeaeeery financial hurdeoupenenelreudylull burdened hoeheeeendwonld pm the reunion at rates or intrednetlou cl new eervieee. Wheelbase-item Harm and Idle Facilitiee M at preeeoteurted In. their-II- Atientle eehie buttons to peotleallp all deeh eervlee. I. e. instantaneous. Owl to the dilierence in tithe. there will... lewheelneaehouee olthe J title centroi‘eil the earteue In no he one elem to It Home in oer-vice get whet at! be given by thee- eaete amputee ll epeeeted eeperetely The French cehiae lee- eIethee eyetent. The Western Union Omen. under the pepeeed arrangement been opening control over tho mud tulle. Ill bl to tonne! unite two dietlnct edeaneee h the 33.. bottle :13? «1.?t1m-Amm “5" “Wu“- balloon it done. II «on. I—mwmt. Thiewlllhe etrated by the mom I; chart ineeredhymmelhcleetendeeenoet. in the letateeta oi let tieoai led teething teeuithghudeifie mmmmmuumu m" u“ deal: or influences unite and OMB ADVANTAGE Th: the linee should be kept eleer 7 . et‘the mile at hee eoeeeveeeteeuehnemeem the Mom... twill ten hueiueee been eeretnen te madmetele deem eouetrleel but to continue to nonle- eeie the eehlee to title clout oi eerviee. at time. The Intern am It intent.“ whim ”the eel em: to mete theta weeted It to the public by means I! new Mode prom ”one“ on that limited dodhleeeretee. ~ m ‘“ "‘ "PM ”mm“ lemme-mutual.- We. matte mic-um u- m lieu Ind penlngttheet to alienate-a. o“. .. lee. d‘l'he limited little and the shuttle: Willi THE wettest um turn I ll“. m am he to lei. set in. nu. l;— The automobile or 3!. W “I. et ileriden, clothed into a truoit oi the in M b the alley ll she illuminated eh the .. lien-nee Vienna Wartime. Wednesday afternoon. to putt. Irma-lee avoid atriltlen nether automobile. an! “M m. , c. Bylaeteu on in them or" the been broom to It. I .) ll!!- truck «at not atoms. the ml ot the horse at thaw more ‘ W “WM '10.; ~ .1 " u really lu’the superior crlntlital court. yes. > terdsy afternoon. Michael aweuu.‘ charged with breaking into bicycle etone of Monte Jaeobello. on titratiord avenue. Bridgeport, and locating a motereyeie: wee round null- ty by a Jury, and Judge Shumwnrlm- posed a sentence to title when of not more than three years. not“ leee than one year. This was the first trio} of the present term. it wee churned that Swann broke into the bicycle store on the night or July 26 last. The man was later caught with the mchlne in New York state. On the ' jury which is to try the accused is the Rev. Allen 11:. Beemeu of Fair- iield. an Episcopal clergyman. The following is» the jury panel: Edgar Dean. George Malone. Allen B. Bee~ men. William ll. Hall. Edger G. Wil- son. Bentley hi. Merritt. Malcolm H. Shelby, Frank Wooster. Frank H. .- lves, Eugene hi. Toilet. Joseph T. Bradley and W. 0. Clarke. The presence of e clergyman on the Jury box is so uncommon as to cattle mild surprise. The avereze Fultlleld - county jury hoe been long noted for its conservative tendencies, so that the plenum of a clergyqu in the box, alter all. it not out of place. Michael Bwaun'e defense is thnt while the machine is the one he one looking at in the Jeoobelio etote. he later pnld Silo for it to Leoutmlu Haulero. Monet-do Ilaniero, who baa been in the employ of Bridgeport II I street revenue for neerly two yearn. denied the merry. and edit! that all he knows about the bicycle Item to thet he bone that there it each I. the; on Strntlord emue. in denyinl thet he Itet the econ-ed late at MIN. the wit- Ieee eteted thet he had new huh out cl ht- hoetae alter ll o‘clock in he yeetu. Under persistent eroee- «Intention by Attorney Theodore Steiher the witneee dueliy Idtniteed thIt there were ttuee when he bed he» out late It night The teed-on! ot theuaeeueedmwne I hit mount. and hie eminent of wetting It the ”i Textile mtlie Ina contradicted by the ltelber eet up the delenee not while it was true that the accused hed a mien M in» his pomeeetou, yet etntutory hornet-y one not proven. State's Mooney Judson pointed out‘ to the you that the neon-ed had been giving inhe' leetimony. n‘e proven by the none“ or the Bell's Textile lath. tor, end the! n then guilty or per- lury on one point might be eteutned too be guilty in all. The jury brought in a verdict oii guilty at 5: :0 o'clock. and Judge Bhutnwat ltnpoeed e eiete prison eon- ience on the accused of not more than three yeare nor less than one year. - .-,.—..—..-_....... Other Bentoneee. The prieouer pleaded guilty and Judge Shumwty imputed the toiletr- in; «Monroe: Charlee Oalpln of Stratlord. statu- tory burglary of the atore of E, Mills Tomllheon. eight months in jail. John ll. Thomae. who posed at an aunt of Union hlille of Peterson, N. J.. and toot athlete item I number of women in Norwalh laet May. end no» cured ill, wee given 80 daye on mob of the five counte. The Indictment miner the aceueed was noted tor its length. Cumir J. Chet-beck. Bridleport reel estate denier. eharud with emheule- ment of Will tron: Jamee ll. iioore ot lumlord. Iaet July. was not preeent end his bond of $200 In relied. Aapeeel Kennels. a married wo- man. charged with illicit relattope with George Melouee. wee elven elx nonlbe in loll. (teem Malone did not out in Ippeerenee. and bed hill bond of mo celled. .~.e..w NOTIOI “to MAIlNIRI '0! II?- ?IIIII I. till. neon» memo -- Block lelatul douedv-niooh leland North l'teei Boll fluoy, I. moved. September 1 to I‘ point in so feel oi natal-”700 yards ll demon tree (hill. by in. MI I. tune.) or in former poeiuee, at My end 13 humour curve. willimm‘wflew Heron Her-g her—wWeet Breakwater» Welt liituti Tenuorery mitt. noted to I point 15 yerde Wiy oi lie romeo peeltlou. to emrormtotreereeeermeuute Wetter. “a. or M will Mathew“ retell liehuentheeeuueuleveluimi court mutter , , "WWI ' 'm the ‘ one on me attenuate rotten , ltl m MIC My We: would hematite “1 ton! W, U“ my to y. n Showing of New Dress Goods 'Importatiotis of 'Suiting‘s and Dress Goods for the fortitcomi‘hg season are being received daily, comprising 5 choice selections from both foreign and domestic 10mins Exclueive styles for Fall and Winter Wear liuhig‘h class tailored suitings, horde-rel suitiugs in. the most fashionable colorings, chevron and chain weaves, in Scotch, English and French effects. in suitings the prevailing styles are of the, boucle and Scotch order, showing about forty different weaves and :zlixturcs. Promimnt among the color effects are tans greys both medium and dark, to rm cutie, blues, wines and greens). Particular attention is called to the special valuts to be had in the grade we are oticrlng for $2.00 a yard, 5Q} inches wide; . e ..l Special Values in Men's Wear , ' ‘ for Friday and Saturday.‘ I Athletic Suspenders, made gem! and strong, ‘rgc each, three pairs for sec. ‘ Soft Shirts, colored, extra quality, 39¢ each. or two for 75¢ All Silk Four-in-hand Tbs, reversible; 19¢ each, three for 5oc. WovenMadrae Pajamas. an exceptional value, regu- lar $1. 25 and $1 so grade for 81.00 I suit. M'ill also offer a lot of Men 5 Negligee Shirts in new Fall patterns, coat style, cuffs attached, for 51 ..oo Special sale of Children’s School Umbrellas, 50c, 75c and iron. The October Designer. containing a number of good short stories and late fashion designs. is now on sale at; the Pattern Section. xoc. Autumn Style Booit with a free pattern, 20c. e In order to close out a lot of heavy all-linen Towels, value 35c, they are offered at the special of use. Ilatlt price Ellie B. M. Roth (tempting. The Paris Cloak 8:, Suit House 33 SouthMein Street. Seufi Norwelk Q If you appreciate Goods of Character; Refinement and Good Taste it you appreciate quality first and price afterwards. it you are looking for the beet thinge in life, if these are the thing: that count with you. you are ewe to enjoy eecing the STYLISH, NEW GOODS now being shown her: and what is more. you will en— joy wearing them. too. for you will know that nowhere could you go and get newer styles or better qualities than here. There are my Itoree that cell cheaper goods than we do, and there are no storee that give more value for the money thanwcdo. ii, mm. ..!*m “rug“, This is the Store that is Built on Quality 7‘ We Mil [code oi quality to people of quality—people who realise the importance of quality above that of cheapneet. We hope to be tevored with your business this Fall. If we are. reet natured we‘ll try to serve you to well that your fu- ture patronage will be given to title atore. g. Come and Be Convinced The Paris Cloak and Suit House 33 80. Kiln St... South Norwelk. 5:5 Main St, Stamford hotly. Haul Wilton, Lillian Young. ' p ._ lett Meyers. Louise meter. Flees llie‘e nettle Chambers. at: ' ‘ tierleu Roberta. Harlem Hermit. determined a number of her Minot 5'“ Metro. wuut Mo'r mettle:- the. WIMIV «we tell. new term. rm Greenwood, . one of the hep- John collie. chrie Vera (louver-lee. hilt! Gunther! Peel ntrtmttgraeh um. detest Kel
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