“Draperies
I
a
coast from Virginia to Maine.
home inflatbnsh.,f _VV
A complete assortment of
Swiss, Scrims
cream ecru undVoVoblored designs.
White Ruffle Cil-l‘ialufi at 39c Ind 60c
Double Curtains‘Iwith colored Ibor- I.
ders at n... .ItV.V,...'VII I..VI....I.. 65c
Lace Curtains irons . V. o. , . V50: to $3 50
E .K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Black, Bo. Nocwslk.
potted
no Madras in white, .
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk “and vicinity: General
1y fair tonight and Thursday; strong
northwest winds. The storm which
passed over this viciniiy' yesterday is
now central off the Massachusetts
coast. It caused general rain during
the last 24 hours in the eastern mor-
tion of the ignite region and along the
From
one to two inchesVoi rain fell over
Southern New England. Pleasant
weather prevails quite generally this
morning east of theI Rocky Mountains.
There has been a slight fall in tent-
Dernture Mona the northern border.
WEATHER A. YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 60; high, 81.
Fair. V V "VI;
1‘). 1A. Wndhsms and tomiiy, who
here been spending several days at
Belle Island, 'lofl: ‘yesterdoi for their
,.. IL. *‘duVi,
....,_.__
A pi駧“Ilil‘t“§§ssion\' “Vitamin of wquet 35°
the members of the Hospital Thimble
Ciub which met yesterday afternooni‘
at the home of Mrs. pester Hyatt, 0:
Arch street. I .. 1. -
Miss, Elsie M Vshethen, oi ll Union;
avenue, has been engaged as organ-,1
lst of the Norwelk Baptist church.
“ ., succeeding- LeGrand Greenwood, who
is to play in Wilton next yenr.V V
complished was held last night by the
‘Norwa‘ik Symphony Orchestra at the
High“ Sendai auditorium. There was
3 I a good attendance of the members. . ;
VWéiconIe Stranger LoaoojjSonsV bi Hi
George, held its regular meeting last
I night. Preparations were made for a]
fraternsl visit by Mason Charter sndiV
Pioneer Lodges, of Bridgeport, do)
next Tuesday evening. Other matters
to be disposed oi were oiida routine
1' ._r".
nature. V ~I -
and
ed. REosonnban pridVVs. John RIEdwsy,
liter and Hdviinnd VstreVths.
e
out
‘ obi ”
conditions r to
.' New Pictorial "IReview
‘ thinI Ihfternoonglor drunkenness, lie
(”g-he cmdltlohalhnt be
e y to the Fl V .
{STERLING FIIIIIITIIIIE BB“
A rehearsal in which ni‘uch wooden
‘lflenry Dick Company, in Danbury, p:
the hotom or the business, Workingnp I,
II in that decade from that place to ‘tiie I
-'“ position worthy of the Inquiry 0311th
nnd t‘élis ’l‘ile Sentinel that he”foundi‘m '
Slimmer ‘Number
Standard:
‘ Fashibni * Book I
20c
inkiBl’. out. Patterns Vireo with each
WM. P3 BEERS‘»
Book and: Stationery store.“
South Norwslk. .Norbvalll
“M —.-_.-
IFnshiou liook now on sale, 250.
Free pattern with each book. Bet-
ter than ever. “
STATIONERY IAND soon Eton;
1e scum MAINVEIIR'EEI‘,
complaint of her husband, was given
thirty days by Judge Keogh this
morning. MrsgVPniImer, after the last
nr,rest was wnrned poi to go near
her husband's éhome I I
l
Wiiiimm Mclfnnai nICivli w. ve
eVrVanV, was ,nrreoied by Officer Frank
Stratton in Illaili'oad avenue on yé r.
would go dir
for Soldiers, inmmfi of?“
nounced his intention.
I new uvr. contain
1 An enthusiastic booster, rhino way
a knocker; an enthusiast for Norwnik,
'the whole city; a furniture man at-
“wide experiénce: nude young men
who has come here to stayhnd make
good. isV Ered A. Giorciiino, proprietor
oi the newly opened Sterling. Fumi-V ' '
ture Company, complete house ' fur-
nisher. Mr. Giorchino has’ secured the
rental of the stores in the street door
of the Roodnér block at 127- 129 Wash
ington street‘h'ss remodeled the from,
end is now doing business.
A reporter visited 'Mr. Giorchino to
day and roundsntyonnr endvenergotics.
3:
business man: no has had ten ié‘ai‘s
experience, iisviug storied. ,.vylth'
firm he became. “He “73.5,, generalinahfi
‘ how gills
‘ Eager and Danbui'yfl
0. Joule and one smell
plopVo Lthokfoi‘lner tour.
‘ ' too. is being reIVIVIiVIdeiciiV null
DONN“ LLY' S.
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Speecial for “ hree
UNCLE HIRAM'B POLISH AND VARNIBH.
iiright All Polish and Vsrnishes cleans and polishes ln:1.
operation furniture plsuos woodwork and automobiles.
spots, Scinteiies nud that smoky appearance.
POLISH
IVOIIVO l.“
Remorse I, ~ I
IV“
'“ I
r¥“i
Cm... amino won yon/Iv.
. onwnmllyhouse, Vin. .ijVorton strodi"
Michael. Illypnuto nost 52.900.
“of Stophep (loony, tunnel! Menus.
“ on house or, WilllnmiKruchh, in High
street. Norwniit, to cost $800. 3
log in new house of C B Kline's. st
Ward court.
To Vl’eterI and Joseph Lnurnnrip for
on 9. mill: germanium; in non“‘“
no we .I‘Blchul‘dfl to build nddillon
To Jones it Hotchkise to do pinmb- “
“1:217.
”SIIVOD 8‘22, QPEmAL‘ ,..,uuu..v.u~?‘m unit-lvi'kwpaounvnp. “W
soq,.sIzE.VsPEoIA1 ,r .........-. and
V 26‘9‘3IZE, SPFCiAIé ,. ..i§,,...........19¢
VARNISH
$1.00 SIZE . ......
A il“‘5IColIins & Company
“Funnmwoisecrons AND EMBALMERE
“ " "Telephone 747 “
.. ..79c
I Potato Manure. Ground Bon0;“ A‘sheti. lSuptnupiiospnnte
of Lime.
Soda}
Land Plaster,V Vlllluriato on Potaoh Nitroto of
“Should your eyes hove been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting feel at liberty to conduit “
' , ., WILLIAMI J. MOORE-I
Monday. Walnut!” and Friday
FtS~U Eyeglrissec
a. ,
OI.
I. comfy ,
. OPTiGiAN.
Room I. Kesler Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt'o Theatre.
'Evonlnas, 8: 80 to ii.
N. YI'. nddreu~7V27 .Ih AWL, 9 to
4 p. m. doiix. '
., RAYMOND nouns”
\s I‘M ’.
in ‘w{‘
“to wALL eraser V
“-1; R‘séy,
’-' meow/nu.
. men: as.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in" the Optical Line
:
Mrs. Annie Palmer, again arrested-on ..
window; in *
in. storefs I
Eyes Examined 'Fififee
Eiootrlo
EV ERYTHING‘IPV I metric-I
33.513233"... ELECTRIC Al- “MorainPoISIaVs.
You 1mm your hwse or store wired
; You need an electric motor
You want an sleetficlan in 0, him TRY
weird-ii not over-churn you and will, mm the work. .I
THE WRITE ELECTRIC. ”CO:
(MW)
Etto‘rRIcAL coursscroirsé“
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OSCAR H BAN K.
Distributor ior Fairilold County,
A Vacation fer Everybod
888 Mileszo of Travel-~r~+
Nmrork t‘o out will Comiort, Va... including awn, ' "
‘ berth on otomner,.iup noon at Hotel Channel-lip, moi via do ' .
Night Line s‘te‘onlor to Richmond. Va. including supper, “state ' W
and moment the following morning: noondey luncheon Vat iiotel
Richmond or Mn N mung;
Mebme’r to Nor! ’ - nu ' We érmfiilfl‘ V
the {allowing mornlhubunopndw luncheon at Nonioik go nub; ieuv'g.
' s Isv’ening escape I“? bingo; New York. 1 eluding In
Intercom Inert, nnriviut New York tailoring afternoon about i
I Colonial
terms
I] ll PAYgTBEFgPi.
It Is Your Duty
idBe Well Dressed
V. When You Can Dress
" Well on $1 a,- Week
No excuse now for the fellow
who is holding over last win-
ter's clothes Any man who has,
a job can spore a dollar a week,"
“V and a dollar a week will enable“
him to dress like a regular aV'fiterV'V“
he has learned of the advantages '
.. that this store offers. Union Made 'V
.clothes, latést fabrics and cut. ‘5
Hand Tailored. No Red Tape
abdut \it, either“ Just a mutual“
. understanding, by which we both ..
profit,
Jacob"
CREDIT OUTFITTERS TO
MEN, WOMEN AND.
CHILDREN“. __
Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre." "I
THE PLACI
THE LEADER
OF FASHION
Other Pumps “ VI...
and OxfOrds,
$200 to $4.00.
a.
.a._
I.
J'Ii
law-Iv»-
Vehnlggés.
Sole.
'Iir'lces on stilts limit a re brand new
V 1 ’1}an d“§hliiy‘,,the Inpst ippent («slalom "
Latest ideas in shades,»
_ cVonore grid patterns- V. I
AV Vbig VntVVnck nwVains, you making
choosing very easy
too. thiat are not to be resisted.
Norwaiixs smartly dressed wo-
nrnen ought to assemble nt
chasm?
12b Wishington 8t.
Low prices,
A BIG SALE OF WQMEN’S
VeryEIStylish Cloth “
SUITS
With Erices Materiaiiy Reduced
on Models That Are the'
mewest. . '~ ,
ISerges, Mixtures and all the Lat-
est Materials are included in these
- . Smart Suits. 'I‘Think of getting re-
duced prices at the Season’s height.
indeed the striking feature of
thin sale is the lowueos of
Very
the
.1 .
this
“ Main StoroV‘J-ZIO A'Ilfilgiic 8t,§tamiord
You are Not
' Entirely Satisfi d“
eiiV,
Drought. IRE? all“
it IV alleged customers. ““
,.
ViiVV-V
Furniture“ Repairing
Firstclaes Work end: Reasonable Charges. 1‘6le fluent! We
will (on nun give estimate.
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