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I Send to Rogers 8; Stevens for the:
, Stephen llehoisklj", of Springwood.
While, Bum: [Ashlin gave himself up to Officer Thomas
Whoa, Fidelity Bonds. in’ Hunt in the City Hall yesterday, for
> mm 'flta lay mm o! mug-J assault on Mrs. John Krisco, on Clitt
.va m, mung Gail u. 6!: the street; Tile case was continued untili
" no: 1230.. s“‘“"’“" . 9
I about men's clothing.
After the big parade of the local,
ltalians, fully reported in yesterday’s
ESentinel. the members convened at.
the Columbus Club quarters, on i.ex-‘
.ington avenue, where speeches were;
made by err-Congressman E, J. Hill;1
'General Russell Frost and Charles,
Oddo. “Following the reception. a}
grand ball was held in Arion Hall,
which Proved a big success. 2 ' l
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Tonight will be a big event in Roy
._al Arcanum circles in South Norwalk. ;
lSherman Council will entertain the}
city, and there will be other members,
gand high oilicers of the order in at-l
ltendance from various sections ofJ
lthis state. A carpet bowling contest“,
will be one of the features, and fol-t
lowing a season of speechmaking}
' there will be refreshments. A large:
, "‘1 0f the Club women 0f the attendance at the Odd Fellows“ Halli
”will" visit awe of the depflft- in South Main'street is looked fol.
merits in the Junior Schools this after.
noting
1 Miss Elizabeth C. Nowell will rel
' r, N ‘open the w. Gilbert Newell’s school;
“a?” Cutler Coburn and family of Dancing and Department tomorrowl
1““ left South Norwalk for their in Arlon Hall. With the cessation 01";
,WW‘ i“ Brookfield, and are most en- the summer sports winter tostivitiesi
’ hailstic over conditions there. are commencing with a rush. Dancingl
V will, as usual, be the leading activity:
of the coming cold season. Besides
the enjoyment which perfection‘in the
art gives, dancing has always been:
”Funeral designs a specialty at the
W‘Flower Shop, Railroad avenue.
\
A stray dog, hit by a passing auto-
biobiie on the turnpike yesterday. was
as“ by Humane OfilCer Thomas Ilunt, move in polite circles. The waltz and
all the modern dances will be thor-
oughly taught fit the W, Gilbert New
cll schopl of Dancing and Department.
The City National Bank solicits new
coconuts. they are always ready and
willing to"help those inexperienced in '
finance, The Portfolio Club, Woman's Club,
' , Friday Afternoon Club and the Nor-
walk Chapter, D. A. R., have been
invited to attend a lecture by Angeline
Scitt Donley on Fashion in Furnish-
ing. The affair will be given next Fri-
day afternoon at the Royal James
inn. There will be an exhibition of
water color pictures of modern inter-
iors, photographs loaned by Country
Lite in America and The Craftsman.
Colonial wall papers and fabrics used
in decoration. A number 01: society
people of Norwalk and its suburbs
have also received invitation cards
for Mrs; Douley's lecturer
buy Nabionfl» Bunk. new if . . '. ~ . i. , .
mes Boyce. Mrs. Anderson and IAKES “ff OANBRHFF ‘*
f‘iBoyce were arrested? Mrs. Anderson;
charged with drunxennesa and breach!
of the peace, and Boyce for assault”
‘They Were fined $5.60 by Judge Keogh;
juthis morning. 3 Girls!
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The Symphony orchestra will hold
it rehearsal this evening at 8 o'clock
he High §ullooi Hall, and a vote
Eulanks will be taken on changing
e @earsal‘togblonday night.
’ A dividen’d was declared yesterday
.the‘ARichard W” w bankruptcy
,‘ .‘ Trustee Adolph cw, Dreyfuss
s ‘in Bridgeport, yesterday. attend.
5. meeting before Referee John
. , ”T“ !
Mrs. Anderson,roi’.this city. was as.
‘ tilted yesterday . ,i‘terpoon ‘ in the
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Try“- This!
. 4 Thick, Glossy, Fluffy. Beautiful.
—-—A class in aesthetic and social; Within ten minutes after an app“.
dancing will he conducted during the cation of Danderine you cannot find a
winter, udder the auspices of the Hill- single trace of dandruff or falling hair
his school, by Mrs. Zaidy R. Culver, and your scalp will not itch, but what
oral—eat Harrington. The class is will please you most will-”be after a
ofion to young people or dthecity, and few weeks‘ use, when you see new
" éet'dhweunesday yaitemoo‘n’s, hill-{finesnd‘ downy at materials”
a Town Hall. For lutormation' but really néw’hair—growiug all. over
fir enrollment; apply to Miss Brend- the scalp. , .r I
gar at the Hillside School, A little Dadderine immediately dou-
. ~ I bias the beauty of your hair. No dif-
ii’er‘ence how dull, faded. brittle and
lscraggy, just'moisten aficioth, with
Danderlne and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strandoat atime. The effect is amaz-
Makeo Your Hair
__..._.———-
)pen every afternoon and
veiling. New pupils .nc-
cepted every day.
! lug—your hair will be light, fluffy and
. POIIeV s lwavy, and have ’an appearance of
"Private Dancing abundance; an incomparable lustre.
w h . Isoftness and luxuriance.
~C 0,0,1 ~ . , Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowitou's
__ he MODERN”‘DANCES Mrtfiéifpandeflne-from any drug store or
fl‘wo Step and Willis Gunrrnnteed in ‘ toilet counter, and DPOVO that your
7 private lessons or Money refund- 113“” 15 as~pretty 311d 50“ as any——
I’oilcy’s New Ballroom. lily careless treatment—that's all-
acrimony " " Wivacy Assured lots oilit if you will just try a little
""()PPOSITE R. IL STATION. l-Danderlne.
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"F'Better Than A (lift, I "I
of money is the gift of making money. . ’
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A large part of that is the habit of saving, because hav-
' ing capital to work with is one of the first essentials 0g,
money making. ,‘ill 9“; 5: ,
‘ The South Norwallt Savings Bank. with its absolute secur- ‘
,1: _ity_and compound interes, is a first aid to thousands or '
‘. leavers... ' ' ' '
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‘ members of Our Council, of New York i '
considered a necessity to those Whol
, HilR‘SlilPS IIIIIII’
,that it has-been neglected or injured ’ " U
’I‘cl His-2' surely can have beautiful hair and 2
. avenue yesterday altornoon by officer
I was sentenced to, thirty days in
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'NORWALK
Copyright Hart Schafiuer & Marx
Hart Schaffner 8 Mar;
Chicago
. The StyleBook
OU may have seen the new Style Book; it’s worth
seeing; if you haven’t received a copy, let us know,
and we’ll see that you get one.
Men who care about looks—young men especially—\—
want to know about correct style; this book tells them.
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Goad Clothes Makers ,
New York
e of the things it shows:
F iftccn attractive style illustrations.
What towczlr, and when.
How much you ought to pay.
How ready clothes save your money.
. How you can be fitted.
And whenever you’re ready to look we’re ready to
show you the clothes. Special values at $2 5; and
from $18 to $50.
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This store is the home 9!? Hart Schaffner dc Marx clothes
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See the Electric
Show at our
Expense
if you are planning to
be in New York during
the next few days, call
at our office and se-
cure Complimentary
tickets for the great
Electric Show held in
Grand Central Palace
Oct. 7 to the 17th.
The United Electric
Light 8: Water Co.
‘ hoopfiYS‘INTII-EEBIILL
.‘BEAUTIFULLY TAILORED
DRESSES IN COMPLETE
RANGE OF STYLES.
I'Never have we . exhibited so
tempting an array of bdautiful
Dresses. They come in all the
newest shades and fabrics. and
represent the height of fashion.
The values are unparalleled and
our CREDIT Plan enables you
to make yohr purchase now and
pay later. -.: ‘1‘ 1&4] MS
I Prices $7 to‘ $25
. James Sweeney.,a"wanderer from
town to town. was arrested on West
“John ‘H. Smithfimr "pan-handling." Ho
sr'l. “Applicstions’ werlsrdceived from
erations b taking Lydia E.
pound. an it is true.
recently received unsolicited.
more convmcing?
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woman.”—-Mrs. Humans Some,
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Whit: the doctor said was a. tumor,
ham‘s V
fine heait .”-—Mrs. Rosa SIMS, 10
0 husband got. me
196 Stock Sh, Hanover, Pa.
.0 clans sol
anon as I had something growing
mil; to the operation and took
what it has done for melt-Mrs.
:William Street, Decatur, Ill.
oration. .
would help max I took Lydia. E.
Mrs. C. 11.0:an '3'306 Mod
' .Writeto, ' on
. CONE“) Flynn.
our letter will «issued,
read
by n woman and he! ‘
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About the busiest men in' Norwalk
these days are the registrars. Yester-
day was ,the last day tor-the receiv-
ing “application; turbo f'inade’,’ vol.-
193 young men in‘tifo s'econd“ward;
60 in the third; 2391:: their“ and 46
Bridgeport this morals: by Judge
“III. “ . l7h J
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in the Mill. ' .
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For years we have been stating in the netvspapers
country that a great many women have escaped serious op-
‘in m
. dread
pound—and it worked a miracle in my case, and I tell other women
Lanna A. German, 2309 Elk. East
. 5 Gav-13mm; (gum—J I tires very lrre
o my or e puma me so at I e pie to have to under can 0
Doctors satd‘they knewgfnot ' that g p-
_ , Pmkham’s -
» table Compoundaud I became regular and. Irgoge
from pom.- I am thankful for such agood medi-
xcme and W111 always, give it; thehighest praise”:—
CODA“. Cleveland, 0.
remnant mic! co.
)menss. for eagles.
in smut confidence.
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of the
Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
We are permitted to publish in this announcement
extracts from the letters of five women.
All have been
Could any evidence be
‘ Honouox, Mia—“I had pains in both sides and such a coroness
0 I could scarcely. straighten up at times.
was so nervous ioouldmot; sleep, and I thought I never would be
any better until rsubmitted to an operation, but: I commenced taking
(its. E. Pmkham’s Vegetable Comfiound and soon felt like a now
My back aohed and I
odgdon, Me.
0mm” N. 0.—-“I was in bad health f t ' t ' h
ins in bglah sides and; was ve “filial???“ W“;
nervous, rowth
an I never would get wel unless
I had an operation. A friend advised me to take Lydia. E. Pink-
table Compound, and I fiddly say that I am now enjoying
inoua'St, Charlotte, N. 0.
HANOVER, PA.—-“ The doctor advised a severe operation, but; my
. dla E. Pmkham’s Vegetable Compound and
experienced great relic in a short”t1me.'_ Now I feel like a new
and can do a hard day’s work and not. mind it.”——Mrs. Ana nxr,
rson
, Daemon IiL.—“I was sick in bed and three of the best; physi-
dIvvould have to be taken to the hos ital for an oper-
1e_ft. side. » refused to sub-
Pmkham’s Vegetable Come
or and for several years
an answered
Children‘s wash dresses at metres
man's. Sec adv,
The Endeavor Circle of the King's
Daughters will meet tomorrow after-
noon» the home of Mn. Willrod Bod
‘woll. 0 Seymour street.- It 3 o'clock. A
' . ANGE
STERLING
Highland (foal
iiave secured a tow cargoes of this very high class covawe are
" prepared to supply our custor or: either for present use or winter
stock. Rare opportunity to place your winter olden. :1 ti
RAYMOND BROTHEils
58 WALL GTREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 48;
0.15. Jackson
" Optician , ff
Everything in the Optiéal Line 3i
Eyes Examined Free '1
Vacuum Cleaners...... ...... $18400 1'
Electric Fans... "313.50 to $17.50 '
We have several secondhand :1
fans for sale. ' jj
'Eiectric Wiring for Light and ‘-
Power. ‘ I II
THE WHITE ELECTRIC 00.. . '
Electrical E‘ngineersgand
Contractors. _,
54 Water St. South Norwaik, Ct. :j
Phone 342-3.
1
- , Chalmers. and Cole Cars.
Touring Cars, Limousines and Taxi Cabs
For Hire,
DAY. WEEK 0R MONTH.
Special Storage to Commdters. _ Stairway from Garage to Station. :
2' ‘Auto Supplies; Firestone, Goodrich. U. 8. Tires. ‘
All Repair Work Guaranteed. Lowest Prices. Open Day and Night.
TEL. 1360. 17 CHESTNUT STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
“it ~
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r-rYour Attentionz.
silage-I'IONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY
.. EXCELLENT FAOlLlTiES ,
PROMPT AND cousrsous ssnvscs
Are the fact‘ffig! which have made this institution what it is to- ,
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day.
THQ‘oLossr BANK IN NORWALK.
‘ The Fairfiei County National Bank.
\ousrLEss ‘ASH SIF'I'ERs.
Madt’ of heavy galvanized iron-will
fit any Qa\rrel or ash can.
' RICE, $2.49.
Albert-t" ‘ Gehebe
25 WAsI-IINGTON STREET}.
sourI-IUNORWA K
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery-
. 2001”“
‘70
. : Thrnip’sf < '
'. Yellow Ruta 'Baga
Dutch CleanSer, caulk » p 7, . _\
Geog Table. Butter , ‘ 3001b, U
Best ’iCréalm’ery Butter 35o I-l'b‘ ’j
EastflndiaTea Co. ”
Washin'gtdn St. . ' Phone 371
I25
largo attendance is desired.
him-sew. would...
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