about men's clothing. \
; .mm 3W W ,gave himself up to Oflcer Thomas
,mfl' Fidelity Bond! in Hunt in the City Hall yesterday, for
.. ,9“ write any mg of lnaar- assault on Mrs. John Krisco. on Oil!
.3“ no] recline. Call in on m.‘ agreet. The case was continued until
. "6.12”. ., iSaturday.
. After the big parade of the local:
a101- & (;(,l(lefll italians, fully reported in yesterday s
Sentinel. the‘members convened at
7 the Columbus Club quarters, on Leavi;
NORWALK TRUST 00' .ington aienue where speeches were
IUILDJNG. made by ex-Congressman E_ J Hill
.General Russell Frost and Charles
grand ball was held in Arlen Hath:
which prox ed a big success. ,7"
E Tonight will be a big event in Ray
at Arcanum circles in South Norwalk.
Eatermsn Council will entertain the
E city. and there will be other members
' and high onlcers of the order in at-
Etendance from ‘various sections of
E this state. A carpet bowling contest
will be one of the features. and fol-
lowing a season ’of speechmsklng
there will be refreshments. A large
5““ of the Club women 0f the attendance at the Odd Fellows' Hall
. W1“ "5“ some of the “99"” in South Main street is looked for
min in the Junior Schools this after -
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open the W. Gilbert Newell's school
{flurry Cutler-Coburn and family of Dancing and Department tomorrow
“3“ 30““ NOW” for the" in Arlon Hall. With the cessation of
1“ Brookdeld and are “1°“ en the summer sports winter festivities
'neral designs a specialty at the
N6 Flower Shop. Railroad avenue.
Eflstray dog, hit by a’ passing auto art gives. .dancing has alWays been
‘ bile on the turnpike yesterday. has
by Humane Officer Thomas Hunt
.The City \‘ationai Bank solicits new ougllly taught at the W. Gilbert New-
‘ Accounts, they are always ready and all school of Dancing and Department.
1 willing to help those ineaperienced in
- nuance ; The Portfolio Club, Woman's Club,
._._.__._. Friday Afternoon Club and the Nor-
‘: The Symphony orchestra will hold walk Chapter, D. A. it. have been
a-rehearsal this evening at 8 o‘cloek invited to attend a lecture by Angeline
E. thanks will be taken on changing ing. The affair will be given next Fri-
{lief rehearsal to Monday night. 7'13)! afternoon at the Royal 7131119!
MA- Inn. There will be an exhibition of
7 A dividend was deolsred yesterdai water color pictures of modern inter-
in "l9 MOM"! W Law bankruptcy iors, photographs loaned7by Country
‘WO- Trustee Adolph W. Dreyfuas Life in America and The Craftsman.
"I“ 1!! Bridgeport. yesterday, attend- Colonial wall papers and fabrics used
ing a meeting before Referee John in decoration. A number of society
5 Backs. ' 7 people of Norwalk and its suburbs
' have also received invitation cards
Nuggmnderson, of this city, was as for Mrs. Douiey’s lecture
‘ M! of the City National Bank. by T"
'2 nos: Boyce. Mrs. Anderson and TAKES ll” llllmllllfl
{Boyce were arrested. Mrs. Andersou'
of ihe peace and Boyce for assault
They were fined $5. 60 by Judge Keogh
this morning.
: Girls! TryaThlsl 7Makoa Your Hair
7 y E Thick, Glouy, Fluffy. Beautiful.
7 ‘ 7—A class in aesthetic and social; Within ten minutes after an app“-
‘ dancing will be condUCted during the cation of Dnnderine you cannot find 8
winter. under the auspices of the Hlliv single trace of dandruff or fallin! hair
' aide school. by Mrs. Zaidy R. Culver. and your scalp will not itch. but what
of 'Great Barrington The class is will please you most will be alter a
W.” young people of the city. and few weeks use. when you see new
' ‘ away on Wednesday ~=afternoimai halr..tlne and downy at iirstvves—
3' lie" sown Hall For informant)“ but really new hair-i—growing all oier
br enrollment apply to Miss Brend- therscalp. ’
linger at the Hillside Behool. A little Danderine immediately dou-
3 7. _, I bies the beauty of your hair. No dlt
a Eference how dull, faded. brittle and
.scraggy, just moisten a cloth with
{pen every afternoon and E Dandel'ine and carefully draw it
‘cinmi New gul’llfi 110' through your hair, taking one; small
me “my a). strand at a time. The effect is amaz-
Pofley’s E lug-your hair will be light, fltu and
wavy and have an appearance of
Private Dancing .;abundance; an incomparable lustre.
- softness and luxuriance.
_ ~Ch°°1 Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's
an the MODERN DANCES or the Danderiue from any drug-,7 store or
Two Step and Vi iltz Guarranteed in toilet counter, and prove that your
'private lessons or Money refund hair 13 as pretty and 50“ as any-—
that it has been neglected or injured
’ _ Policy's New Ballroom . by careless treatment—that's 311.2
~7mnfié1f4” " in Tel 1413-2 surely can have beautiful hair and
Join. today Priiacy Assured lots of it if you will just try a little
OPPOSITE R. R. STATION. .Danderine.
iBette'r Than A Gift
of money is the gift of making money. ' 7 .' 7;
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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 of .
. “me” making .'.i:l,i:ikillalilixu;t .
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The South Norwaik Savings Bank. with its absolute scour-7 ‘
, ity and compound interes. is a first aid to thousands of
» savers.‘
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sourg not;
.. 7 ,, Send to Roger; c Stevens for; too
II ,' _; 4...... .. lime. Batik. M1 learn Wit!” WWE
Stephen Lehotsky. or Spriagaood, '
’Oddo Following the reception. a: 7‘
" members-of Our CouaCil. of New York E
E Miss Elisabeth _C, Newell will re-
WWI“ over conditions there are commencing with a rush. Dancing
" will, its usual, be the leading activity,
of the coming cold' season. Besides;
the enjoyment which perfection in the .
considered a neceSSity to those who'
move in polite circles. The waltz and E
all the modern dances will be thor-
gtt‘ihs High School Hall. and a vote Scitt Donley on Fashion in Furnish-
charged with drunkennéss‘and breachl ; "MR sml’s Hume Show at Olli‘
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0U may have seen the new Style Book; it’ s worth
seeing; if you haven' t rcCcivcd 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.
rlerc are some of the things it shows:
’ Fifteen attractive style illustrations.
‘ What to wear, and when.
How much you ought to pay. .
How ready clothes save your money. ‘
How you can be fitted.
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show you the clothes. Special values at $2 5, and
from $18 to $50.
; Rogers 8. Stevens
'NORWALK 7 SOUTH NORWALK
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Thisstore is the {tome of” HartESchaffner 6c Marx clothes
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"Highland Coal.
prepared to supply our custor era either nor present use or winter
stock. Rare-opportunity to place your winter orderl. 7 ; “imm-
RAYMOND BROTHERS
O. B. Jackson “ 33.523.”
Everything in the. Optical Line
Optician anon: on.
Eyes Examined Free
See the Electric;
Expense
If you are planning to
be in New York during
the next few days, call
at our office and se-
cure complimentary
country that a great many women have esca seriouso
EleCfl'lC Show held Ill erations b taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vgggtable Comp:
Grand Central Palace pound an it is true. .
‘ We are permitted to publish in this announcement
,OCt. 7 t0 the 17th. extracts from the letters of five women. All have been
recently receiyed unsolicited. Could any» evidence be
" The United Electric “m “mung?
. Honsoox Mr. --“I had pains in both sides and such a. soreness
'. nght & Water C0. 1- I could sbaroely straighten up at times. My back aohed and I
- was so nervous I could not sleep, and I thought I never would be
_._. __ .. .. _ . EYE better until I sub‘mittegfi) agooperatign, blah I comgtanofitaking
.7. ., -' . -- EPinkham’ ege e an an soon e anew
7g 00 A W E E K woman.” --Mrs. Harman Sowannngoodgdomlf Me.
PAYS THE BILL 2 Cannons, N. c.—-“ 1 was in bad health for ItWO ears, with
in both sides and was vs nervous. wth
whit: the doctor said wasa tumor, an‘fl’I never would get hawelfuuilless
I had an operation. A friend edVised me to take Lydia E. IPink-
E .‘ham’s V table Com an d I 1
BEAUTlT-‘ULLY TAILORED fine heal ”—Mrs Rs; 8%?” B’moxlasg’t,u(1§aglgge,n%w 8310M
DRESSES IN COMPLETE 3 HANOVER. PA—“ The doctor advised a severe operation, but in
, TYLES. ' husband got me E. Pinkham’s vegetable Com and and
55”“; 97F? . experienced greatreh liLf’djaa short time. Nowa feel like apgew rson
T and c d
Never have we exhibited so 196 $33k §taff2§§ gy Isa work and not mind it.” -—Mrs. ADA um
Dresses. They come in all the clans said I would have to be taken to the hos italf or an Oper.
newest shades and fabrics, and ation as I had something mm in m left side. Trefused to sub-
7 7 mit to the Operation and took Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
represent the height of fashion. pound—and it work“ a miracle mm! and I tell other women-
The values are unparalleled and S'yvhat it has done for me. ” -Mrs. LAURA A. éRISWOLD, 2300 Blk. East
.our CREDIT Plan enables you mm Stmett Decatur WI. , ' v
to make your pin-chine now and .5. Gunman, Dutch-“I was very irregular and for several years
7 . _ . ; my side pained me so thatIe
pay later- 7,,7amuilfli oration Doctors said they knew of no “Hing: to undergo an op.
.7 would help me. Itook Lydia E. Pinkham’s ego-
. . ,7 _ 7 7 table Compound and I became regular and free
- Prices $7 {0 $25 from pain. I am thankful for we a good media
__ 7 7 clue and will always give it; the highest. praise. ”-.-
Mrs. G. H. Gamma, 730,5 Madison Am, Cleveland,0.
wntooo'mti sums: MEDICINE . '
our Islam will boo sill.” read “first" fggwfie ‘
uwonunnmnio mammalian“? '
; ,7 . x . ‘ - - . these days are the regisuars. Yester- man's See adv
James Sweeney; a wanderer from da was th -
town to town. was arrested'on West y e “at day for the receiv
avenue yesterday afternoon by emcer
John H. Smith for "panvhaxidiing" no 198 young he“ in‘ file
was sentenced
42th.: 7 : lam attendance is desired;
Vaast Bros. Garagc 33
E Touring Cars, Limousines and Taxi Cabs
Special Storage to Commuters. Stairway from Garage to Station.
Auto Supplies; Firestone, Goodrich. U. 3. Tires.
All-Repair Work Guaranteed. Lowest Prices. Open Day and Night.
TEL. 135d. 7 17 cHeerUT STREET, scum NOBW‘ALK;
tickets for the great For years we have been stating' in the newspapers of the 7
tempting an array 0* beautiful 4. DEGATUl‘t ILL. -—“I was sick in bed and three of thef best phyai- .
Turnips ' " ' pk.
7 Yellow Ruta Boga 20C ..
Dutch Cleanser can '7 '70
Good Table Batter “ , 30c 1b
Best Creamery Batter 35c lb. 7_
anti-teed for ever. $3.50
Bellanca, guaranteed 5 years. 32.85
\- Vacuum Cleaners. ...........518.00
‘ Electric Fans. ”513.50 to $17.50
We have several secondhand
fans for sale.
Electric Wiring for Light and
Power. 3
THE WHITE ELECTRIC co. .
Electrical Engineer. and
Contractors. -
54 Water at. South'NomaIk. Gt.
Phone 342-3.
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Agents for
Chalmers and Cole Cars.
For Hire,
.‘ DAY. WEEK on MONTH.
Your Attention:
‘EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAls-BTABILITY
EXCELLENT FACILITIES
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
7 Are the factors which haVe made this institution what it is to-
THE otoesr BANK m NORWALK.
The Fairfleld County National Bank.
DUSTLESS asH‘SIF-rsas.
Made of heavy galvanized iron—will
fit any barrel or ash can. ‘
PRICE, $2.49.
Albert F. Gehebe
25 wasmneroN‘srnger.
scum NCRWALK. 7
Phone . 1069-2. Prompt Delivery.
About the busiest msnin Not-walk Chlldrens wash dresses at Dickerv
in: of Applications to be “made" vot- The Endeavor Cit-die or the King’s
0". Applications wade meaty? from Daughters will meet tomorrow after: 7 7 .
boson ward: nobn at the home of Mrs. Wilfred Bod ' _ 7 _
‘9 “with days In. ##1le third. illit‘iiillie first and it well. a Seymour street, at a o'clock. A ‘ ‘
y’lZSWasllillgtOn St.
East India Tea Co.
Phone 3717‘
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