, Weight chutnplon. M New Rocilnlie.
film hold at the Auditorium in North
. Main strcot. under tho auspices of tho
u I u' in It aim-WP, '
{Bonn you ,
TAYLOR a. GOLDEN
_ 74 Washington St. SO. Narwalk "
‘ Telephone 165-2
Linocoiutos. one pound box, 250. at
Stillnon-Powoll (.‘orporution.
Miss Lucindu Richardson, of ill
'l’arlt street. is confinvud to her homo
by illness.
7* We “Will * “
(lontrntttor John Stroller, ot‘ ltllnr.
wood urcmw. is multiuu wwor con-l
notations in Taylor lll‘t'nllt‘. l
William 1“. lie lx’iyn. ot‘ Norwullt,
mudo u tiling trip to Now York city
and rotor-null this morning.
Noru‘ulil High School; in»; St.
Mary's. .\llillM'lllt‘lll l'ut‘k Suturdlti‘.
:l.‘lo p. m.
'l‘otiuy opons tho t‘ur Maison tit Tris-
truin .t‘; liiutm udrortisomont
will it'll you moro :llltllll it.
'l‘lit;
.
Tho Suprmlo t‘our: i4 in St‘“~‘l'lll in
Bridgeport. today. St-i'ol'ltl Now '1’”.
Ven cones urt- io ho tiiml
Fairiield count) .llr‘lm
Mrs, Williu'u .loyl-o or tlmuitt-vlllc.
is quilo ill in the .\'orwnlk litlsitiltll ‘
'i‘iio ll.t\’tillllt;t'll1109 of the lioll ill-1H
which l't‘lt‘llli) mum to South Nor ;
wall... is. on t-xhiliitlon in tho pituimr;
ttt Clifford l’lmrlnnr). i
i
ltt‘itll'tl 1L:
ttzruo up
- I'luhl‘t-lh»; :tml t‘Iluvs. ()‘ltrlmt.
WW"... ,..._ 1
William .1, Nitlluuh. .lr. wont it l
Now llnwu. illllll‘. to :lnnlhl (‘uplltlu
Tit, W. .lnult-s liltivult. of \‘l't'iil thtlllllti,‘
in nullinu tho ynt ht (‘nlrmilln liilt'li to]
South NIH'WIIIh 1‘.llll;tlll lx'inizun tor-l
hoot; on .t t‘lui~'o t-ustuzlt'tl t‘oi'
limo.
Sil‘lll
'l‘lto South Norwull. l’lro Pollen hold.
it. rt-uuiur liltt‘llligz lust tzlnht. hint of;
bar truuszucttnu rouilno luminous, rot-l
ed to lll't'SL‘nl u lutnduomo tunic.- to‘
(illogivr l-‘. l'lurh, into unwind :lsslstuni l
(tllflilil‘vl‘ ol' the South Noru'nlk Fire:
Doput‘tmoni.
Mrs. llnttlu llo Kiynlilopsrh, oi:
Mott nvonuu. lt-i‘i this :it'tvrnoon for;
Nyack. N. Y., wlwrt- silo n'lll \‘iult‘
tho Klopsrh family and Mr. nmi hinti
Stophvn Mot-ritt for :1 low dots. Wilt;
inm F. [in Klyn nt‘rmnpnnlcd hisi
daughter no for us 'l‘urrytown.
‘Stoplto-n Furrint‘non unlit urroutt-d
last night hy tlfilcor .iohn l-i. ltoyvi
'nolds, churned “lih drunkonnouu nudl
breach of the pouch. llo \vuu found
guilty by Judith William 1", 'l‘nntlnnny.
this morning, and fined 33 for drunk
ounces and so for breach of the ponro.
‘An he did not have the nionuy he won
token to Bridgeport lull.
(lords nro holng received in Norwnllt
from Mr. and lilra. Frunk llrundano.
married in Brooklyn on \\'t-dnostluy
and they tii‘t‘ on their Wedding trip
up the Hudson. The onrdu i‘t‘t,‘t‘l\'9t1
this morning. in Norwulk route from
utihnny. lt‘rnnk in the popular mn-
ployoo in ’l‘uylor nnd Goldon‘n onion
und mnrt‘lod u llrooklyn young lady.
Mics Ethel Knllonhnck.
ltm't‘tt' lioninmln. the well-known
honing urtlut, in It present engaged in
trainlnu with Wollo. the English lichf
and in roportad nil doing very ('lcvnr
work. Benjamin exports to so on
with Dodo Muhor, of New Haven, of
the boxing carnival in South Norwall.
next Tuesday night. This aitolr will
’l‘wln City Athletic Club.
~snn Hats. 31.50 to :3. o'nrten.
u...—
"i'ho l-lnrholora‘ (huh. it recently
formal Eiouth Norwuikl organization.
ho: taken porsocston of the Harman
Guittner rocidont‘o ut the (moor of
ditty and Franklin streets. dud will
hoop houcethcro in tho future. as Mr.
Quittnor and family have moved to
”W York city. to make their future
home. The hmcloru' Club in com-
micd or tliu following: Thomas 0,.
'1 flour
-zciar'aaE-JEIEIE... ,—
c in! rod
«in uric
,4:
French, I
and Austrian Lingerie
A most coniprehensiv
and styles. selected and designed to meet the present
mode in dress r‘eqoiremen
merccrized Nainsook.
tions—83.00, 4.75,
£2.13? 1:12.15:
materials.
:5:
2.75. 3.50. 5.00 and
1.50. 2.00, 2.75, 3.
elaborate. styles.
Irish (Irocht‘t. Cluny and R
pricm~~$tmm. 19.75, 22.5t
hand-made Gowns. $3.75 and 54.00-
in eight different styles of dulntily embroidered sheer
Hand-made Gowns. $8.75 -— Yokc‘ and
sleeve of Blind and Eyeletifimbroidcry, Irish Crochet
Medallions and Ginny iidge.
French Hand-embroidered Combina-
Splendid, range. of nitrft styles shown in the long and
short princess regulation (.orsct Cover and Drawer
or Skirt. also three-piece garmnnt.
Chemise, $1.50. 2.00, 2025‘ 3.00 “p“
Austrian Reinforced Scallop embroidered on line
Madeira Embroidered Chemise. $2.25.
volitional designs. Bow Knots, on.
French Embroidered Chemise. $1.00.
~~l~‘rom thr lowest riccd good quality to the most
zitrrials fil'it‘ sheer Nninsook and
linens. trimmed with Real Laces, lrish Crochet.
livolot and Blind hand embroidery.
For the Trousseau ~~~~~ Matched sets of Chrmisc,
tlowu tutti llrawrr, also (Tlombinution and (iowns.
Exceptional values are shown in the lino l‘ivt‘lt-l and
Blind rmht‘oitlt‘rcd Sci.» trimmed with tirrmun \"'.'tl.,
lamest McCutchcon &. C0.,
sill Ave. St 34th 81., N. Y.. out lorf-Autorla
— ggfiaaaaaaaafiacarsaaefi
it.
it
’ m b it
til-0': :udo‘ru
Madeira
c assortment of materials
is.
7.50, 8.75, 12.50.
upmjll Floral and Con‘
50. 4.25 to 10.00
call 1 ace. all those special
). 28.50, “no and 47.50
tippnuilo
1“}
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Cincinnati to Oct “FIMouI Shortstop."
4ti'lnt'lnnutl National imaging lnul mode
Tilt‘ Building '1‘ :ulos‘ t'ouuvil \till‘; CORPORATION CERTlF'lCATES. l
i
moot tonight. i
i
tho ll
51““ uti\vt‘>l
wont uiudou.
.l, l. lln! .oinruuluu
lk‘ ti “ \t‘tillillllllln l'tll‘nl‘lri.
t'il' in
11.4 mom .lnti «libililty in
liltision No. i, .\. it. ll.. hold it tut-ob;
ln:.: last owning, hut nothing oi ser
t‘L‘ll l?!l|‘tlll.illt'i‘ tins dour ut this limo
A tlztllt'ing st-lioni Willi opt-mid insl
i'l?li.):tllittll .‘llitl‘o us folimw 1mm
in on illi‘ll with thi- *lfllt‘ so 'it-itlri:
Tiw W. (i. Simunms i‘t'l‘iittl‘ulioil of
Ho litvrli. (‘i'l’llllililv shim in: inrrvuuui
of t‘lléiliill from “intuit: to dilution.
'l‘hp Nullonnl l‘t'otortito .\rip'm'lzlll£\ll.
tutorpot‘atod. of Hartford: nttlr'los oi
"formulation slum-d hj. lzxtinr Wolsnuth
{N Loom. lunnr- ti. .‘linsul. Nathan
'Svidtnztn llllll \lu‘uhum Kt-nuios
.t'ii‘itlllll it: tho South .\‘oi‘\\':ill. (Junt-
h‘l'v (”Hill's hull lll North Main strut,
tot‘ (iii-nnu'h'h.
0'“ in ii. llnnku lntttos your insist-o.
lion of tho hiodol ll. .‘\lo_\'o:' ttlltomo»
l‘ilt‘ at his human. liottor limit it up.‘
(‘til‘lxt’illli‘ lliii‘lul‘l. No. 112 113. l. U.
R. .\l.,
strum horn :tud Itnnsnctml routtno llllii
'l‘h.» Futurtln llnwhuum-ut t‘ompunyJ
m-rtitltuto showing: in
t‘i'oun‘v oi‘ t-npiiul from $750.00” to
sgqituioo
'l'ltl- Nou‘ I‘Illuluuti \l’t-llarlllori. Tire
it‘ompnuy of Now flown; to start ttltlii
. , l
t:x,t;.'.o capitol: turnrporatod to 1‘10th
- . v v . ‘
tot-t innl oveninu in tho “hug-tun .\ \‘oll'i. Arthur (. \t’llll. unlit
.\1l|l‘}‘ l". Holtllm‘dl.
l
furs», l 'i‘ho ("ottuvr'ticut l‘ilitllil't'l‘lllil & t‘olr
-...w-....,_ tsi'dii‘iliill (‘ompuny of Middlvtown; (0
‘ “1‘0““ “will“ U‘iil‘it‘li» inturt with Simon i-npltul; ltworpornml
.\l.. lit-id u rogulztl' oonununiratlon lust
it‘\'('llilll: in the hlnsonir 'l‘t'tnplu in “‘ulii
nl root.
The rt-ulilur weekly Friday night
hridgo construction Committee meet.
int: will lli‘ hold this owning in tin-
town court room.
Moons ii. Glover. John H. Manning.
(‘hurlou N. Wood. and Judge Henry
W. lln-Rory of the Roxhury ciuh uro
spending it few days at the clubhouse
ui llnnium Luke.
A."
George Koatlug. of South Norwnlk.
ono of the Southern New Englund
Telephone linemen who was injured
when n pole roll on him rerontly. to
now improving and is able to be about
again.
~4th ceata for Case of Suspension
are not maerved. Tonight.
n...—
lt‘ you wont to get some of the ham
gains at tho Austin Auction Sole you
will have to attend today or tomor-
row on the loci. union will he held at
that time. The advertisement will
give you full particulars.
The South End: will meet the 00
ioniula on the Keene (iroundu at l
o'clock on Sunday. The same prom
tool to be an intern-ting one. Tho hat-
torloc are Colonial-«Cooke and Wolf-
or; South Endu-utittGal-ulcrl and Mui-
voy.
A month's mind mass for the late
Mrs, John Butler was celebratodlnl
St. Mary's Church. today. by Rev.
Thomas J. Finn, the pastor. There
were u grout muny friends of the dc;-
coawd present and a largo number of
roiutlvos.
wNorwalk lllgh Schooiti vc. 8t.
Mury'c.
3:30 p. m.
hp: arrival In South Norwnlk to make
both Wade. and brother, Winfield h.
Wade. of West rtroot. and cuter, Mrs.
JohnA. Watklnc. offlcylor avenue.
Mr. ‘Wtulc will-b loo” "
~19
ihy i-‘rwlorlvlt :1. Snap. Front. ll. limr
8‘“ John's Dodge. No. 0, P‘ 3"“ itor. llofol‘t‘ist 1-). iloaot'n und Thonmn'
.\1. Russell.
The Moritlt-n Wood and limp f‘om-
pnny of .‘14.‘1l'ltlt‘lll oruunlzod with $7,.
lotto capitol: lloury M. [)0tlliillt‘. prost-
gdcnt: llcrnmn Heart, tronsuror: Roy-
’mond 1’. lions, uocrvtnry.
Tho ill. llc‘Sunto t‘ontpnny of Now
lluvon; organized with ma cupltnl;
Michael lioSunto. prcrldcnl; J. Frank»
lln Sownll tronsuror and oorrotnry.
. which t’nutt-nt-d
llonwt' (rilllt‘n
Mcrklc Flood: Mooravv Warmd.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The Nation. -
ll commie-ion concured John Moat-aw
manager of that New York National
league club, yoctcrdcy for his con-
duct. during the "Athletics-Giants some
in this city tut Tuesday cud notified -
him that u' ropltltlon of hia miscon-
duct would ‘rcwlt in hit; removal
from the field, I dlcbarment from all
ftu'thor world serial names and the
infliction of a heavy lino. .
First Bowman Merltle of the New .
York club was fined $100 for improp-
or language toward Umpire Connolly.
Pnrcc. Auto Driver. Killcd.
SIOUX Cl'l‘Y. 19,-» ()oi. 20.~llllly
Pearce. driver of the Colby motor car.
was kill-ed at Sioux City yesterday
afternoon. A tire gave way and the
mnchlno went into the fence, killing
the driver instantly. He had driven
for ten years. winning many rucec.
lie was unmarried and lived at Mason
City. in. with his father.
CliltiAtiO. ()rt. flowWord was re»
cclved lit the Cuh headquarters yester-
day. that President Herrmnnn. of the
tho unnounccment that ho had signod
n manager for 19l2. and that the new
louder was a "famous shortstop," but
did not disclose his identity. Conjec-
tulos fillod in tho blituk with tho
nnnwu of Jon 'l‘lnke-t. llnnu Wugncr
and llunh ,Jonnintttt.
WHERE ARE THEY?
Where is the old-fashioned Woman
who wore gloves thnt rvuchml only!
hullr way to tho ends: of her tinnoru‘.‘ l
thin anybody l'urntrh luformntlom
convention the it'iwi-wiliontu of tho'
oldrtnuhlonod hoy who worv mittens;
to :1 tom: utrlnniwl
. awn“
PERSISTENT STUDENT.
“You upgmur to ho studying
hand my. boy," filllll tho old mun.
”no I hilt}.
very
“You. sit." sni’i
‘. lioy'”
lluffulo Exprosu.
" ARDUOUS WORK.
’ it is may to lunatic .
i From mozu llli night,
i Hill it'o llill‘ll to do nothing
And do it right.
~-~t“ll- taco ill-rordd-lornld.
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BIG SALE
1 of Keen Kutter
Pocket Knives
EVERVONE GUARANTEED.
Bone-Silver and Pearl Handloc.
t
litnrularly from film to who.
Monday and Saturdu)‘ ni ono-huif price
12 1.2c to 81.50.
“—
F. A. MITCHELL
"I; i: n Rilplllll‘.’ limit. you how, mrt
“No. nlr. it's tho liztwlmll nultlc.”-»
Amusement Park. Saturddy.
William Wade. of Cleveland. Ohio. '
u ‘vlclt with his mother. Mrs. milzn-
coed.
“1‘”er
TRYING AND DOiNO.
liraugs~You never know What you
run do till you try.
Waituow'l‘lmt'c wrong.
know what. you can do till you cut:-
Drums-4V9“. perhaps that’s better.
Waugh—And then
You never know Whlli
when you succeed,
what: you hlVe been able to (lo-—
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.
Just one :
HOUII FURNIIHII
You never
NORWALK. CONN.
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you're wrong.
you can do
You'only know
l .41 .“.
“Whitntlunnltlilnn‘ . . .
THE HIGHEST PRICED FLOUR IN AMERICA
AND WORTH ALL 11‘ COSTS
'l‘hc flour-maker who competes
in price can never reach perfec-
tion in quality.
That’s why we cut loose from
price competition—we rcrolvcd
thcre chould bit 233 flour at lent,
of‘pcrfcct quality. ,
‘ King‘Midl‘I. in cold by)“ groom
Bit-mi Bros ‘& Witch C Phiicdglphl
J ust,-ne‘ f
Norwalk Branch Office of
, The Evening Sentinel
conncn WALL Aim man In.
I ‘\
t
l
1
~ _‘ thin cltvli doubtful. it «u officially the Chicano medical Society. died to-
. 2. film out. todlit tint-tho violin tor the tiny of blood-poisoning. Dr. Ferguson
We will call :
tomorrow anode.
Chamois a n if
Kid Gloves. all
colon and MRI}
every pair guar-
MealtLL's
Patterns
-We carry a
complain line of
McCall Patternc
and all publica-
tions on attic.
Patterns are 100
and 150. Sheets
are "BB, Come
in and get one.
m...—
New COllection of
Suits. Coats and Dresses
We will show tomorrow a particularly smart line of fine Suits. Coats and Dresses. We
could cover a page giving descriptions of these beautiful Suits. Coats and Dresses.
May we
have the pleasure of showing them to you personally. instead? Certainly never have we had
so many and such good styles to show you at such prices.
New Polo Coats $7.98 to $25
Fashionable rough weaves. double faced
Suits . . . . . . .. at $11.49
Black and Blue and Brown Serge Suits
for women and misses. the very best models.
plaid back. zibciine. fin: serge. cheviots and
noveltymixtures. beautiful plush, very classy
and smart. All the new style collars are in
evidence. Many comrasting colored mater-
ials. Very special tomorrow $7.98 to $25.
38 Dresses . . . . . at $5.98
All wool sprge Dresses in navy. black.
brown and red. fly panels. elegantly trimmed
with good quality satin. Very special $5.98.
a guarantee with each» suit and alterations
free. Suits that some stores would ask $15
you can buy hcrc.tomorrow at $11.49.
Sample Suits . $15.98 to $25
A most wonderful collection of fine Sam-
ple Suits. many styles and some only one of a
kind on sale tomorrow. Every suit has a two
seasons' qu arantecd lining and fit. as though
they are made to order. Let us prove it to
you tomorrow.
Sale of Millinery
Children’s Hats
$1.50 Shapes 990
100 fine Felt Shapes in
black. navy. brown and red.
98c, $1.25, $1.49
$1.59 and $1.75
An extra large line of
some of this union's beat Children's Hat: ‘0 on sale
WP“ Value|H$x.5o. V”? tomorrow. Very Ipccial
npccial tomorrow 99c. prices 98c. $1.25. $1.49. $1.59
and $1.75. '
52 VELVET
Shapes . . . $1.49
Six different styles to pick
from. Velvet shapes that
some store: would ask $2.50.
we will sell tomorrow juct
for a big special $.49. ..
1/. Pricc-- Shapes» 1/. Price
Every scum Balch. Price & 00.. of Brooklyn. send us their sample shape: It mohair,
price. This concern makes nothing but the finest quality Silk.
Velvet. Satin and Plush flats
in the smartut styles. If you are a lover of high-clan hm it will pay you to see this beautiful
line of fine sample chapels. No two alike and nothing but the finest shapes. This lot concistc'
0‘ of chlpcl‘that cold from $8 to 3:5 each. Younpay just one-half the regular price tomorrow
while this lot lactl.
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PLAN! NOT COMPLETE,
“M... M...» .... c~ ”m-.. -.
DIPOT
reply to a qua-don: “The architect
hall not yot complctotl all plans."
OAVI RMLMAD' The changes to th exterior of the
V G 4
NEW HAVEN' 0"" Stir-Directovm building were completcd sometime
0' the New ““9" “’99 ‘0“ here in a ago. but it was acid or thnt time that
'lmlul (Elf .tmched 1.0 “I. 9:35 Diplock Mr‘ Gubert was ganged [n making
930““ ‘0? New Y0"! 0"? 'OMYgsomo change- to the interior of the
when; the rennin monthly meeting °Hctructure that l, to be.
the bond will he held thin afternoon ‘
and tomorrow morning. , . '
Thntithoro will .129 any action by‘ ,DR' FERGUSON DEAD'
tho directors toward the commute-l CHICAGO, Oct. 20.—-Dr. Alexander
merit of wot-it on the new station in Hugh Forxttcon. former prcnidcnt or
you it member of c number of foreign
‘ critical mutation cud at one timeou-
,a.._..w, .. M
«am purging. ct . 'luutm. trim.
u... a. W)...
[GORWALK ILKO 1N CTAMFORD.
TWelvo member: 0! Norm“: 1.041.:
No. 709, Benevolent and Protect".
Order of Elks. went to Stamford. int
evenlnz. to nttond the Billn’ carnivnl .
in promo" at the Armory than. 1h.
tNOt‘Willel‘l were met at the rcllrold
depot with a bran blind and «vent
automobilec. and erect-ted to the Arm-
ory amid red the and the groom!"
enthusiasm. The fair in one of the
biggest things over undertaltcn in»
Stamford, and won thoroughly onto):
an by the Norwalkerc. The Stamford
Odd» Follows ciao attended the event
in it body. that night.
it n with ontrw'olu
Mk“ t
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