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ADVERTISE IN THE BENTINEL
:‘:l:.:.:l:',.:-_I:I:I:- ubcj- w u‘u‘n < 1‘
you this fall. _
Suits and Overcoats . . . . .
Overcoats
Trousers
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The South Norwalk Board or Elee-l
_ trical Commissioners will hold a week-
ly business meeting tonight.
Royal. Society
Many of the lodges which suspended
file new fall hats are arriving tiny by-daymncxt Mon-
day the complete showing will be ready for you.
The New Patterns for
Men s Custom-made
Cluthes
are being shown “this week~-all the very latest metropol-
, itan fancies-es well as the sturdy, line of staples. And
values too are better than ever before. If you’ve never
worn one of our cost 3m mode garments, let us initiate
We give you a careful measurement...
yet the designing, cutting and making is done in New
York. The garments are returned for a "try on” or
as many as you ‘want, until the finished garment is per-
fiction—New York'in style, fit, make and! finish—4mi-
purely “10ca1" in price—much less than the usual tai~
lors' prices for clothes of equal high grade.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHES TO YOUR PER-
SONAL MEASURE.
,io‘uTFlTTERs
S l ATE
SUFFRAGE
WORKERS
Ann nusv
..—.._ _._ .._______.____.___._._.-.—~_—-—— _ .~_. . _....___..
-$16t0 $40
........,.,$15t0$35
.........$5t0$13
sessions during the summer months
Pack age Goods
Now is the time for the lady
who em'hroidorien Uta start her
Christmas Gifts. WeKhnve a.
good assortment of Royal So-
ciety Package looiis in (ion-tor
Pieces, Lingerie Wallets, Corset
Covers, Bureau Scarfs, Combi-
have resumed their meetings.
Mrs, Cora A, Wilson, of Bridgeport;
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H. Berry.
. of Yost street, for a few weeks.
Miss
street, ‘Danbury, banvreturued from In
Edith Ridge of 20 Thorpe
At the Same Old Stand
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food.
I one of the State Organizers and Mrs.
'M, Toucan Bennett, the Vice President
4 of the
_ attractive
, 9.80.
iii the suffrage movement in Con-:1
neotlcut could be measured by the .
growth of courage activities at the;
Connecticut il‘nir this week, it would:
have to be conceded that the move-l
ment has more than doubled in VOi'z‘
l
ume and scope since September 1912 ‘
siderable hand of sullruglnts under the
able leadership of Miss Alyce Gregory,
host your the Suitxaglata were com ..
‘ tent with a small amount of npnco in
, the flower pavilion, and two. or three
1 workers were chiefly occupied in dis-
tributing suffrage literature. This your "l ,
V during the whole or, the week a con-
10 Stamps Free with 1 'bag Mind {-3. Flour .
3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser l‘or ..
Fresh Crisp Graham Wafers, 1i ills. l‘or
VlDI' .. .. .
Monogram ilyo Whiskey, bot. ....... .
Gauntlett XXXX Whiskey, bottle .. . . . . ‘
Golden Crown Gin, large bottle ........ .. 7
Mason Jars, 1 dozen pints .....
Mason Jars, 1 dozen quarts ....... . . .-u 55
ilouhle Safety Jars, wide mouth doz. Ipinln
Double Safety Jars, wide mouth, dozen quarto
A F Beckmann 8i Co
83 AND 85 WASHlNGTON 8T. " SOUTH NORWAL
PHONE 440.
Hartford Equal Franchise
League have been in full evidence at
the line booth devoted to woman sul-
frage at the entrance of tho Midway.
and the suffrage exhibitn have been
interesting and varied.
These exhibits are explained and used
l
who are interested enough to pnusol
and require into their inclining. Lil-l
, erature nnd sull‘mge souvenirs are on ‘ V
sale, and open air speeches are made,
Fair.
“probably addressed more people in the
course of a single day than ever
heard "of Villlla for Women in the
course ot a your before the movement;
. , tions, .I’rlncese Slips, Night
vacation spent in South Norwalk. 32mm lirassioros Boudoir a . , .
.. Calls, ’Library Scout’s, iniants‘ received Dafly by EXPICSS.
Luther P. Wildmau and Wife. of, Dresses, Caps, etc.
Bridgeport, have been visiting Mn!
lWildmnn‘s sister, Mrs. J. H. Berry, or'
Yont street, South Nor-walk,
The Dreyfus Colts baseball team V
~J.I.Mallette ‘ F
38 thlnuou It.
Tel. 440. 311.1511le
TELEPHONE 103.
1
Culbilrs Bridge Fish Market.‘
FREE DELIVERY.
“lF YOU DO NOT GET YOUR PA-
PER CALL UP WESTERN
UNION."
All of Tile Sentinel city sub-
scrihorg who miss their paper can
have a copy sent them by uniformed
messenger l y calling the osteru Union
'I‘eloglnllh (littho o Hock.
Do not make your complaint until
about 6:15 o'clock. then roll the West
om Union direct, not tho South Non
,walk Evening Sentinel. The Western
Union will send u nwseougor cull
promptly at 6: fill in unnuver to such
complaints as have come in by that
time.
At 7 o'clock a. ser‘ond trip will be
made by the messenger delivering all
papers whom complaint); have Coma
vsill meet the Colonials Sunday on.
3:30 in the Colonial lot. Speed Mc-'
Mahon and Arielle will be the battery
for the Coils. This will he the third
game in the series.
This; is “Honest Time“ at the N
Ryan Co's store. Their advertisement
today tells briefly at the golden oppon; ‘
tunitles that await. you at that shop N0 0110
of quality. A? most interesting feast enjoys a conversation with a person
is prepared for you. {With a. bud breath. You know it, and
'11“ admit it, you can’t smell your own
then Sec
Keep a Good Breath
Don‘t. annoy your friends.
‘Mlss Rose Donnelly, of New Ro~
chelle. together with Mrs. Wm. .l.
" Madden, at Philadelphia, and Mr. and
X Mrs. Patrick llnrrngh, or Putnam avo D J H M H
;‘ nun. motored to Golf Pasture bench. r’ ' ° a ery
. l yesterday, and spent the day at camp and have him fix the Mirth—amt) grout-
do Luxo. '
breath; take no chances.
: not count: of this annoyance.
lilo-s Lelio A. Gregory, or Wilton. ”’ 10‘" “em a“ bad: WW breath in in slncv.» 6130, After 7 \‘clock M m.
“gt Conn. in spending a two months’ va- had. ‘ thor deliveries will M made that
'.' ‘ il ’ ' night
_Lnllon lll \(u llrsey She w l tour 16 South Main St, South Norwaik.
In mulling complaints to the West-
cln union give your name. that is the
Bubncribt-ra name us well as the
,Hil‘l‘t‘t number llnil the Telegraph Co.
the slain in on automobile and before
u, hm rotuln will visit the llolewm‘o Wit- HOURS! 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
it tor cup Allmliit‘ (tity, and other days by appOintmenl.only.
if"? pllu on of lntmoul
3..
’o Sun-
.:&¥Q:*:oso::ta\:fo'?.¢.?¢:4-.ue:}: 5.19:3!le lulu over all complaints to the
Joel on non hundred [regimen in circulation department that thing
rnllml in ”in sloth norlllul school Dnn- next morning. General complalnta
following being WWW concerning lrrouulur delivery or any-
thlmz clue in condition with your news-
this Wot-it, tho
from Tho Norwulku:
(“lady/k Slovene
‘lruull, Marion ’l‘lwri-sn illéWitt, Ethel The Reed & VOlk llouor subscribers should be phoned to
“'runklin llowuea, Mnbol ll‘rnnoon . - tho clrltulnllln depnrlment of the
ltf‘lohlmunu ilertrudl. K. '(lroouchner, Electrical (.0. South Norwnlk Evening Sentinel at
till-3 as usual.
The new service will start this all.
. oiling and tho uullaorlbcru who may
' huvu any complaints on to the service
rendered by the Tolegrnph (30., will
confer u firm on the newspaper by
communicating direct with the clroulo
tlun department. or the South Norwnlll
Evening Sentinel
h‘thel Jennings, Allelic Hyatt Pnlmor,
”"Kliilierlno‘ittmc l’roudorlzitllt. Elinor,
lIiootb Smith, lllnrlmrvt llillio Smith;
and Bill. Marjorie Vr-rliu. (
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NOTICE! NOTICE.”
[i you are n subscriber to The tinn- l g l‘llonn “”5”“50'30' M31“ 5'“
dncl bring or nond in lilac. rind got 5 30. NOI'WIK Mulio Hall Block.
‘ three of the moat popular magazines. lm‘flooorwwv - WOW
Beurnta. Fashionable Woman and
, The Metropolitan for three months ,
i it you are not a transcriber loud or
' luring 31.60 and The Sentinel and
magazines will he sent you for, three
Months by mail. it you prem- token
_; a newnboy deliver your new said “I'
. 35c tor mama: and m the boy ml
. e. was): for The Sentinel. The meta-l
zines dent with all the canon: marl
facts of vital interest and, will plane
every member of the mmny.’ ‘
The Only Fully Equlpped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
m the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
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Results of Saving Small
Amounts of Money
The following shows how easy it is to
accumulate a fortune, provided proper
steps areltakep:
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. For “For For For.
Rate of hllerest 5 10 20 40
*‘ Years Years Years Tears
year, compounded
twice I year, lat
. lump let
’ BEST PAPER.
293 650
585 1,301
the 32252
mm...” ,
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We Represent
First Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire Insurance
Companies
J. M. Layton &Co.,lnc.
REAL ESTATE AND leURANcE
South Norwalk
5 Railroad AVI.
M
Merrill
BUSINESS
COLLEGES
Are in Session Every Day.
9:00 a. m. to 13:00 DJ on. ,
NOWw-‘h the time to begin a
cauree In
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Type-
writlnu, Btenotypy.
. Book: and Stationery Free.
No Extru at Mel-rill"
8outh Nor-walk.
Stamford. Port Chatter.
K5 C
The work at the fairs all over thel
iStale is home; undertaken by the;
,memhern of the nearest local lcnguosq
,Two fairs, the Connecticut Fair all
,Clmrter (ink Park this week. and the f
ll)unhury Fair in (letober, are being.
1taken to some douren under the cure;
'ol the .Stuto Annoclniionwal. least
the extent or. sending to them one. or;
other of the State Organizers. Thee
Hartford Equal Franchise Louruo see;
cured the hooth and organized lbw re—j
lays of workers. Among tllodo who!
have been noting in the. work illm‘el
this week urn Mrs. P. .‘i. Lookin. Mrs.
H, Gillettel Mrs. llrooka .li. Lllrl
coin, Mrs, Annie Conroy, Minn lloml
Goldlleri: and other lucnlllel'n or the:
H. E, F. L, 1
Min; C, iluulz Rees, who is howl
back at her home in Greenwich al‘tcrl
nitlllllll at lllt‘ meeting of the li‘xecu-
Suffrage \ssooiuiiou last nick, of
her experiences at tho intolnulmuul
Suffrage Congress at Budapest. Mins‘
iluutz iloos was it
American dolollution to
and she come back fired with
over the showing mudu lly Alllal‘l-‘ml
women in the Congress. The internu-
tionul President Mrs. Curric-
tlnnn Cult,
under disput, iron unslhltod udmll'n-
lrlosmml the allOQBliii of the
, ternatiouul gathering won largely due
to her (onducl of its prover-dines Dr
5 Anna Shun, l’t‘mlldtlilt of tho 'niimlnl
‘ American Woman Suffrage
ftion. llnd ulna \vou murh furor in find
preach in one of tho cillm lieu of the:
city. All duutllun service wun ilrsl
hold and it, won exported tlmi the non-
gradation would disperse to make
room for up luullmuu of
,upeaklul: pmlplo. So went wnu
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nudlonco roluncd to mom and when
the Euglluhupunklng people nrrfillvcd
they found the church olrnndy lull and
were obliged to find room at the lint-in, ‘
ll
. an.»
If you don’t
Know
when to so and not treated right we
‘ will toil you.
Auto Supplies
Standard Gasoline Mobiloli our.
(lawman No. 6 onion» Give Boot
Results.
mutant Ind“ Guam]! m.
The Solidi Norwaik
Hardware 8: Auto
in the aisles and wherever unending
lnpnco was available. 'l‘liln irrent nun,
idionco, runny oi tflo people not under»
diunduig n. word of mugllnll, listened
uncut American woman. Her current
ed them all. and something of her
word of whet she said.
The performance; of the suffrage
week at motion: and Norwich. repeat
of Constituent Physio had already
been procaine by a unmet speech,
loner number at people who are in-
Within“!!! the
as illustrations to all the unseen; by. ,.
at intervals during every day of the. ~
to
her Europounlrlp, gave on llltorosllng‘»
the Board of the Connecticut Woman .
member of the" ,
the (‘uugrclsn .
prido ’
l.‘hap- . .
by her gracioun lirelstllli‘i‘.‘
Eliot perfect equilibrium uud llor duct-l ,,..‘
till and ulllo handling of ill} limiters: ‘
‘tlon from the dummies from all runny, '
'reai 1,11 '
.‘iuuocio‘ ‘
,apeat. On tho Sunday which fell dun.
,lng tho Congrcnu. Dr. Show had the,
luniquo distinction of lining naked in g ,
ldngllkh-j ’
the,
interest in llr i-liulw houcv'm‘, than that
i
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l
with the cloaent attention to the 010* ,
noon and her evident power Impress-l
apirit. was communicated oven to the“,
people who Could not understand a .
ploy "How the Vote Was Won," last - ,
ed the sitcom that the little band .3
mm In Wk, Madison m Nora 22
Wk. on oath nonunion the play has ; ,
and it is claimed that in this war a '
Mom: or oval, null 1|li! rennin
on than could have mu mineral} in
Sensible ,SChool Shoes.
for Boys and Girl
We have the most varied and ,.
complete stock in Norwalk.
Give us the opportunity to
prove it.
Conneally 8. Bracken
81 Washington St.
than»
‘\'A.\’ ll.
It a a good Sign of the high guide of coal we sell and of the e
cellcnce 01‘ our methods that 01” (uslomere stay with us Iggm
and sear out.
Let us supply y.ou
Water StreEt, South Norwalk.
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Announcemen
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This is to introduce ourselves and to welcome you to, ‘
our store on September 6th. on which day we intend to
open with a complete line of Ladies and Misscs’ Fashion;-
able attire, including the new Fall models ’
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Our well sustained reputation in Stamford having
been established there for the last thirteen years, guano: 5 ' ‘
tees the fact that our business is conducted on the most"
modern lines and our merchandise is up-to-dnie
l
You are cordially invited to visit the in at modern
store in The Norwalks and your patronage is solicited;
M. Moltasch 81 So
120 Washington Street. South Norwdlk. Cool
Main Store, 210 Atlantic Street Stamford Cori
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Estimate: furnished on all kind- or homing coast «on; m. ,
aliens and repair work. i
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in good order. Allie Universal Motor Trucks from 1 m to 5 7
tons. hold on easy payment». " ‘
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