Blankets 81 Comimtables '
.. ,. Full size Blankets in STAY
and white, from 700 to none
. ." ,f a. pair.
' "' Comroitgtbier 980 to $3.50.
A complete assortment of
Gents“, Ladies' and Child-
ren's Eweaters from 250 to
814..“
E. K. Banks .
Mlhlokemo Hotel mm
South Nomlk
W'EATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Rain and
and colder; moderate south, shifting
to northwest winds. Weather condi-
tions: The disturbancos which were
igan and Tennessee have movcdeast-
ward and now form a long trough oi
low pressure extending from North
Carolina to Maine. Cloudy and rainy
weather. prevails along the coast north
of Hatteras and extends inland as far
as Ohio. A disturbance, central over
'Soui'h Dakota, is causing cloudy weath-
er with snow anti rain in the north
west. Freezing temperatures were re-
ported from the Upper Lake région
and the northwestern districts. V
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, «17; high, 56.
Rain.
Homer Byingtotré United states con
sui at Bristol, England, is in town.
E 0 Smith has returned to his
home in Paterson, New Jersey, after a
visit here.
(The postponed meeting of the Lucia
Helpers will he held Monday after-
noon, at 2:45, at the home of Mrs. H.
C. Slierer.
——I.atcst soft hats. O’Brien‘s.
Miss Miriam A. Parent, of Ridgefield
Park, New Jersey, is spending two
weeks with Miss M. Blossom Smith, at
her residence, 18 West. avenue.
Charles J. Mintz, of South Norwnlk,
was one of the spectators at the tire
in New York, yesterday, where six pe').
pie met their death and many were in-
jured.
wi’ropcrty (lwiitzrs. why spend lllOll~
cy repairing tiiat old leaky rooi', when
a few dollars more gives it new olio'.‘
Get our prices. i’iionel 1M, St John
and Keyscr.
llave your new heavier underwear
in your llt’)llli‘ when the limo comes to
change. licad about the hood kinds.- on
page iii, in Joseph Daria. adv. lie is
offering to close Hunt's $2.1m gluten at
$1.50.
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The Young .\icns' (‘itih_ oi‘ St, Mary‘s
church, lll‘ill a llll‘l'lllli: lili'il ni'tht. at
Whit-h ll Willi voted to poltlpono lil-
definitely tho aoriai plannml for next
Monday night. Several other l‘lllllllil'
liialtcril were taken up, after which a
aocini time was had.
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l‘rololxsioi' Samuel 'l‘ruln Union, or
('olumiiiu i‘tiii'ol‘aliy, formerly princi-
pal oi' the iv‘runitiln school, in South
New Designs in
colder tonight, Sunday probably i‘air'
Shelf Paper
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WM. P. BEERS
Book and Stationery Store. l
South Norwalk. Norwalk -
we LEAD-OTHERS FOLLOW
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Furniture, Draperies, Carpets
“Bedding and House
Furnishings
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for the Dining Roam, Living Room, Bed Room, Library,
Parlor, Hail, Den and Kitchen. “
Furniture that will serve the needs of the inOSt particu-
lar customers, who are exacting in their demands for style,
quality and finish of High Grade Goods Medium Priced.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
RANDALL BLOCK.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
Rebuilt, painted, decorated. all modern improvements.
Splendid flats, 5 and 7 rooms.
Rent, $13 and $15 per month.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Just Received.
so a Package.
At
DONNELLYS
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O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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58 WALL STREET .
NORWALK,
PHONE 438.
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STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
16 SOUTH MAlN STREET,
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For UptO-date Service Call
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmcr.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main St. 80. Norwalk.
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SEE THE NEW MODELS
THE MOYfER CARS
AT MY GARAGE.
; Demonstrations on Request
AutOmobile: to rent by the Heur, Day or Week.
OSCAR H. BANKS
NORWALK, CONN.
GARAGE RIVER STREET.
5A Blankets
Auto Robes, etc.
Sweater Specials
_.at_.
George W. Wardweil
52 South Main Street
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS.
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it‘ lllt‘y\ tlrc costly, il’ reading or
'writinrg causes headache, it your
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See the Great Canal in Picture and Prose
Read How You May Have It Almost Free
(‘nt out the «limo coupon and recent It
it "till
feline «Iiiotint lion-in M‘l oppoullo p ’
tome of the 11ml 0! limiting,
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SUN DAY, OCT. 26
Breakfast 250
NW. n. ..
Norwnllt, was it member of the inter»;
national Carnegie Commiaalon which’
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has that presented its ilndinlta reliant-3
in}: the war atrocities in the
stolen.
linikun
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chtldo Coal. 'lhe lt‘orrla Coat 11.)
iterhort C). l‘olinrd, oi‘ Norwailt. la in
about the same condition aim-e hie re.
lapse following a partial recovery
from his long illness of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Pollard is now threatened with
the disease. Their two children have
recovered from the ravages of the sick
“ ”BEE .
Prices on
Patent Medicines are
“ the Lowest ill the City
Balloon-Powell Corporation
I WASHINGTON fl'fll‘f
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appreciative employers.
Dinner 3513
Soup
= Chicken Fresh Harri
Roast Beef Mashed Potatoes
Home made Bread
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imt -.ur (it‘llids’l‘ examine your
oyvu anti prescribe the correct
liltinacn. "
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Conn 3
Eat. 15 yrs. Open sat. Evngu j:
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3:25:
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FOR SALE
Auto Trucks . . . . .
from 2‘3
On Easy Payments
Also Autos for Sale and Hire
LUTHER M WRIGHTi
CWOUHWWOWKWCWMWW
Rice Pudding
Homemade Custard
Prime and Apple Pie
W.
Supper 25c
Mansron House
C. HASSAN, Prop.
86115-94 Washington St,
outh Norwalk, Conn.
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Sentinel Wants are a quick ac ion
and inexpensive means of comment.
cation. They afford a direct way ol
carrying a. message to the ones +1110
will be most interested.
Household helpers watch dentnel
Want Ads. for chance; tovnnd
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Electric
Wiring for
Light and Power.
As an inducement to have your house wired {0r ELEC’i’ith LIGHT
We will furnish at treat. the ELECTRIC FIXTURES. This manna
saving or 60 per cent. at what. other time charge you.
tiicrgxplamrby talking the proposition over with you.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(storm to)
ELECTRICAL comancronc.
PHONE 342-8. .
54 wane: er.
OJCWOWO -'
ELECTRIC FIXTURES
AT COST
-ton to 5~ton
Electrical
Motor Repairs.
Let all fur»
BOUTH NORWALK
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Suppliel.
ll.
: bltlons by local historical
$1;
' nice on:
Piiiillilliliil lilili ‘
i “liiiiiiliii Willi”
' Program for Ellery Day is Being
Arranged by Those in Charge
The Civic Committee of the Nor-
walk Chamber of Commerce, in plan-
ning o. “Norwalk Week,” and it... pro-
gram for every day of the week, is
being arranged. There will be spe-
. clui services in all the city churches
on the opedlng Sunday, and mass
, meetings in the afternoon and evening.
Monday will be Education Day, and
, goodn of local manufacturers will he
displayed in the store windows, exhi-
societies,
and special exercises in the public and
private schools. Tuesday will be In-
dustrinl Day, with visits‘to many of
Norwalk’s factories; Wednesday will
he Commercial Day, with special at-
' ,tractions in the stores, and mass meet,-
4.!
gum“ is“ w.
i
FlNF DISPLAY
of LADIES’ and MISSES’
COATS
. Prices $7.50 to 330
Watch OurWindow Display. Opp. lloyt’sTheatre
tings to discuss the best methods for
lloeal advertising, salesmanship, etc.:i
EThursday will he Civic Day, with many;
efforts made for civic betterment; Fri-l
:day will he Cllfiillyfllhly, \\ith trips to!
ipubiic and private thaiitable institu- l
’tious, anti on Saturday ieports “iii In i
heard froth all the committees anti the
iwork of the week discussed.
: The program follows: l
' Sunday, Moral Welfare. }
10:31) a. in.~Servicos in all thel
.cliurchcs and special sermons by the
iininistere. Distribution of the pro
grams for the week at each SGHlCC '
i i p. in —-- \lass meeting 1"ot men and
boy .1, under the auspices of the Y’oiiiig 1
Mens Christian \ssoclation 0i some
similar organization. f
l i p. lll-.\lllSS meeting for women
@land airls, under the auspices oi— the
Young \\ omen' s Christian \ssociatiou
’or some similar organization
Monday, Educational Day.
Exhibitions for the week opened to
the public:
(aleoods manufactured in
city displaied in store windows
(b)—-L0cal historical exhibition un-
der the auspices of the Historical so-
cioty or some similar hotly.
{Cl—~45} xltibitions in public St‘liOOlS
:of manual training and domestic sei-
encogwork. 1
2-4 p.
of the public and private schools, tend-
ing to stir interest in the city and to
:sliow how it i31"dit‘rcrent." Prizes an-
nounced for the best essays by school
children about the city.
8 p. in.~«.\iass meeting. Educational
discussion of subjects vital to the in
terest ol‘ tlie'city, e. g.:
(alm'l‘he State and the Schools.
(bl—~iiidustiiai l‘..(lilCflthIl
(clwliie Local School System—its
\dvnntagos and \‘ceds.
{dinelf-(im moment; in Schools; 1
in Prison; in Factory; in Stores. ;
Tuesday, industrial Welfare. $
(industrial liar). t
it) a. m.-Visits to selected local
plants by the. citizens of the city. 3
.12 a. in.——~l.uuciieou conference tit-3
tended by these interested in the in-g
dustries of the city. Discussion on:
(a)——~'I‘lie City‘s Attitude Towards’
its industries. t
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(bl—amber Conditions.
(club‘ree Sites for New Plants.
L’ p. m.--- Muss Meeting
(alwtlur (.‘ity as an industrial (cu-
tcr.
(blwllow Can We \dvettise Our
(‘ ity‘ as a Place to (iron. Rich in?
(cl—mitow (‘nn We Adicrtise Oiii
(lily as a Place to Llie In? (‘inanm
Healthy, Well (.lorurtietl, Wisely Tux-1
etl. l
Wednesday. Commercial Welfare. l
(Utilllllltil‘li‘iill Day). l(
ll ti. ni.--~—Spt-cinl attractions in the
stores.
12 u. illrwllllllt'lil‘flll conference at-
tooth-ti by the persons interested in.
the commercial interests of the city,’
lilist'uauion on: l
(alw’l‘iio t‘ity'a Opportunities i'or‘
(,ftitiimcrclai llrowili. i
"(blm’l‘ho \thl‘it ”of tho lionrtl oi
'rl‘illlll or (“linnihtr of Commerce. l
2 p. 11L-Spcclai attractions in thoI
stores.
:5 p, mw Muse Meeting.
((1 )---Salomminahip.
(bi-wAdvertiaing.
(clmlltialneso District
motile.
Tuesday. Civic Welfare.
(Civic Day).
it) n. m.-~‘Vialta to municipal llllllll'
inns and explanation of departments.
.12 a. ni.-»~l.unciiemi conference for
peraons interested in municipal work.’
lilactntelon on:
tel-mime Municipal issues.
(b)-A City Plan.
(o)--A liludgot Exhibit.
8 p. m.-Mass meeting.
(«HUM Betterment.
(hp—«Municipal lmproemente
Municipal Revenues.
(c)-(livlc Ugilnoas.
(dlelvic Unity.
Friday, social Welfare.
(Charity Day).
10 a. m.-Vlsits to public and prl‘
vale charitable institutions.
12 a. mellnlthim for these inter:
acted in social wetter; worn. Dildos-
impro vc«
vs.
[IL-"'Spfi’lill exercises in all
Finest ~ ’
mam... Butter lb 35¢
SELECTED ’ EGGS, GUARANTEED
..... .. ..30c ooz.
FULLCREAM caessa............... ...... ......... 20c 1.3.
BEST PEANUT BUTTER ............................ 12c LB.
ANDREW DAVEY .
90 Washington St., South Norwaik Phone 410
llllll SP Elli
FLOU ASiP Fancy
Patent Flour
No better Flour milled. A chance to stock up at nearly cost
Barrel, $5.50 1-8 Sack 69c
The Great A&P Tea Company
‘24 WAamNGTCN 311, UOUTH NORWALK
Dellvorlel 8:80 I. m. and 1:10 p. m.
Tel. No. 80!. Pro. Mllvnn.
Royal Easy Chairs
Push The Button and Rest”
Push Button Kind.
Just think how much more
comfortable you can be in a big,
handsome chair like this, than
in any other chair now in your
house. Rt’iilt‘lll‘ilm‘ Royal lint-5y
('hairs are famous the world
over for the
"Push Button,” Disappearing
Foot Rest, Concealed News-
paper Rack,
and they come in such a large
variety of styles and prices that
you can always find something
to suit your taste and purse.
\\'c are now making a special
showinn and will be pleased to
11.1111 you tail and let its (lemon-
snail» llllt areal imitates to y.ou
-TI
all”! liitcs from $12 to $20.
Jfiai’m Come in Today!
The A. J. Angevine & Son Co
134-136 Washington Street.
South Narwalk.
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US SEYMOUR TO ADDRESS BUSI.
NESS MEN 8 MEETING.
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Will Discuss Effect of New Tariff on
the Industries of Connecticut.
John S, former United
States (fillililllhilllliltfi'i‘ ol‘ Patents, will
illllll“'i~‘ll r1 spacial incl-lint: of tho
islrldacport llilelllt'hn Men‘s Associa—
tion to ill,‘ hold on 'l‘ui-liziy evening,
at it (l'i‘ltll‘k in the llridpnport Board
oi‘ 'i‘rittlc roonn-t, in tho Nowlicid
building. Mr. Seymour, who bl at
present connected with tho ilrin ol‘
Seymour, Seymour & .llcl’lrath, oi 71
liroadway, New York city, and in ii.
prominent resident of Norwalk, will
tllacuau the hearing of the new tariff
on Connecticut‘s industries,
There will be present at the meet-
ing James A Farrell, oi" Norwaik,
president of the Uhltud States Steel
Corporation, anti l‘rank Presbrey, of
New York anti Notwflllt, It to expect-
ed that these gentlemen, both well
known in the manufacturing anti butt-
locus world, will have something to .
any. Mayor Clifford Ii. Wilson, . oi! -
. 7 Bridgeport, has been invited to attend
A FAMlLV AFF’AiR. and John Osvattagli, general manager
"1 called on Mrs. K for a contrllni~'ot the C. it K Hat company, at ‘
lion to our charity [and and got W) South Norwalk, and a former mayor
Then went to her husbands oint'e.” got. Norwalk and South Norwailt Will
"Did he militia name down?" the present as well as ll. pumher or
"Oh, yes; he wrote ‘llir. and Mre', prominent lawyers in Bridgeport.
in {rent at his wife’s name and htnd- , ”WW .
cabochthehm” Aamm.mnnmmm
inl~~Chnrlty, Systematic and Syin
pathetic.
thtwifo-opl‘rntion
and Private l‘iiarity.
2:30 p. ni.mCtil‘it‘crent'c under the
auspices oi the Anatit‘ldlvll ihniilica,
\l"oincna club or .‘ltliiltl tnnanivatiun
engaged in philanthropic work two
minute reports by tin» pi'usitltuta oi
the charitable institutions and (ll‘illl’l‘
izations.
8 p. lll.~“MiIilll meeting.
(ale ”Need for Facilities for Play.
(hiw'i‘hn City's liculth.
(ciwli‘utnlly Welfare Work. (littlhil
of. real needs, not. more supply oi nun
taco desires).
(dlwi-iow Our Workers Live.
Saturday.
12 a. inn—Union lunch for the six
nub-committees ot‘ the reviewing coin-
lattice to revise their drat't of reports
and recommendations.
8 p. m.—~Meotlng or welfare com-
mittee to receive the reports and or-
ganize a permanent committee to co-
operate with clty omclais and organ-
izationsln carrying out. tile recon]
mendntlone adopted.
lll‘th‘l‘il I‘ubiio
St“? illolll‘,
Norwalk Chronicler