PAGE ‘FIVE '1. L‘V‘COM’PLETE ASSORTMENT Outing Funnels. Eden Clerk. and Kimono - Flannels For M and Winter Wear. Full SizeBiankets, 75c to$5-°°‘ Comfortablup at 98c to 83 5°— Winteg Underwear for Ladies. - Children and Men- E. K. Banks Ishscksrno Hotel Block, Se. Non-lit. MELTING °OF MOLLY 45 Cents. Don’t fail to get a copy this week‘ DON-NELLY’ S STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE 1| SOUTH MAIN STREET. ”....” ...- WEATHER FORECAST. . For Norwallr' and vicinity: Unsat- tled tonight; Thursday partly cloudy; moderate and fresh northehst and east . winds. Rain has occurred during the' last 24 hours from Nebraska eastward to Pennsylvania and from the Gait; northward to the Lake regoln. Cloudy ' and crslny weather prevails this morn- ing in all districts east oi the Missis- . river. except New England. g temperatures were reported. . e northern border from .. Gloverls the place for Hanan shoes. Suits and overcoats made to your; measurp at Rogers & Stevens. Mrs John Sherman, and Mrs. Frank Huntington are entertaining at cards this aiternoon at Mrs. Shermans home of Putnam avenuo, tor the ben- ‘ ' silt oi the Home for. the Aged. . -—John i-i.‘ Dalila, piano tuner from New York, is in town. Orders sent to The Clincrd will £55515: his attention until Friday night ' . .-—-- ..., Ten in; specials for Thursday at Mints’s. See adv. Hunters who have been out in the woods in this vicinity during the past« iew days say that partridge is more plentiful this year than for a number of years previously, The thickness of ' the leaves of the trees has prevented “bagging" much of the game. The Woman‘s Relief Corps oi the Grand Army of the Republic, State of Connecticut, will make the annual visit to the Soldiers' Home at Nore- ton on Thursday., Members oi the Elias Howe Junior Corps are request» ed to take the 11:10 o’clock train from Bridgeport -for Noroton. The visi- tors are planning to take gifts of fruit, jellies and other delicacies and reading matter for the soldiers at the home ' ’ ‘ I The City Hall was a busy place last! evening. in the council chamber the annual meeting oi the Norwalk Hos- pital was being held. while the Board of Estimates was holding forth in the- court room, and the councilman were forced to Suffer to hold part of their ' meeting in the small quarters of the water commissioners. Stephen Dokas assistant to the City Clerk, opened the council meeting in the absence oi Clerk ,Linxweiler, who was attending the Board of Estimate meeting. Be- ‘ sides these oiilcial meetings, indivi- . duals were grouped in various corners . oi ‘the-_building whispering over sub- jects or apparent importance. 9.2,; E \ I , .-—spac1A1.—. -ForCoumColds, Etc.,try olefllPlnssnder. 25¢ ,lll'm I day bargains. For a Short Time WeAre Offering One Year's: Subscriptiooto WorldsWOflt: Scribncr’s ' Outlook The Regular Price - V is $9.00 , WM P. BEERS BOOKS AND STATIONERY STORE. South Nor-walk, Conn. Read Dickerman’e adv. for Thurs- The engagement is announced of Ernest. Armitage Taylor of Highland avenue, and Miss Betty .Howard. Fall River, Mass. ii in need of an auctioneer, call E. T. Bates, 897 or 259-3. Mrs. Sara Upson, Mrs. Frank Brad- bury and daughter, Edna, of Bayview avenue, are in Marion Conn, attend: ing the marriage of a Cousin of Mrs. Bradbury. Special prices 'on sfectsdles and eye glasses at Brand's. See adv, The 'Woman's Auxiliary of Christ Church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Frederick M. Wheeler. .-.A tall attedance is desired. .17. is plan nod to hold a rummage sjie‘ lwfilter part of next weslt Vin the Raider block Practical goods. ssh cs ,. (W89 cans ash sitters. etc.. at 60%.; ARJ'IZISDh MET GUARD GUN FACl‘OllIF-S. It was learned through the state police today that gun and cartridge factories throughout the state have taken precautions against war (an- sites or cranks in this state who, in ad'rensy over the European situation, ‘might throw a bomb into the worké Watchmen have been made special constables and carry revolv s to pro- tect the factories. In‘ the a orehouses .07 several of Connecticut's factories there is enough amunition to supply a whole army. there beingmllllons of rounds ready for shipment. In most of the gun shops the shifts are working 24 hours a day to supply the demand that is constantly being made for more munitions of war. MRS. ROSE TALMADGE . REPORTED IMPROVING Mrs. Rose Talmadge of Milford, who was severely beaten at Avon Park Saturday night while In com- .pany with a man she met the night lbeiore, is recovering at Vincent's Hospital and while Showing the ef- leave ii; a day or two. In additibn to the beating. Mrs. Talmudge was robbed of her purse and watch. ' ill—iii 1111551111? v Will 5119 15151! “Pspe's Diapepsin" Makes Sour. Cassy Stomachs Feel Fine At Once. " Time it! In five minutes all stom- ach distress will go. No indigestion, heartburn, sourness or belching of gas, acid, or eructations oi undigested food, no dizziness, bloating, foul breath or headache. _ ' Papa’s Diapepsin is noted‘ for its speed in regulating upset stomachs. It is the surest, quickest and most cer- tain indigestion remedy in the whole world, and besides it is harmless Millions of men and women now eat their favorite foods without; fear— they know Pape’ s Diapepsin will save them from any stomach misery. ' , Please, for' your sake, gets large nitycent case of ‘ Papa's Diape‘psin’ from any drug store and put your stomach right. Don‘t keep on Vli'elns miserable—lite is too short—you are _‘ Papa's Dispepsin belongs in your home anyway. ‘ Should one oi the totally eat something which don't smowiththem. orinosseoian st- tsok oi Win-41m III- trltls or meet amusement at day- time or deals: the sight it it ., Min-Iv. its aim subtro- ‘i $6 iects of her beating. will be able to _ ' not here long, so make your “ stay- . agreeable. Eat what you like and di- ' cast it; enjoy it. without dread of re- ' belllon in the stomach. b£5&‘sts4 Your Attention: _ EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY " EXCELLENT “curries Paola" AND couareous sesvrc: Are the meters which have made this institution what it is to- day. . x. THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK. The Fairfield County National Bank. In Large Variety, . $14.98 up. Dresses, Cloth and Silk. latest models $6. 98 up. M. Moltasch 87 Son. 120 Washington so, South Norwalk. , 110 Atlantic St. Stamford. ...—...... \ Civil ServiCe The Demand For Male Stenographcrsfl ' “N Is Constant Prepare at Merrill College A MOST BEWITCHING DISPLAY Oi" Early Arrivals in Ladies’ and Misses Fall and Winter Coats- Suits-Drcsses-Sklrts Waists and Millinerv we have ever shewn it '11: impossible to convey to you «'the beauty and character of these new garments with more words. Colors in the most efective harmony' or 09htl‘ast promo? £55515. that will meet with your instant approval. Many ,modelslnov “9‘"! exhibit. dainty style Vtouchef that will not 'l’i‘hdom 43kt); on”; wing. 89’; we urge you hydrant? as soon no you can to see ese ‘new creations and learn from: personal inspec lion h'ow ddslrnble these early styles are. . .... it's a splendid chance to view the authentic la'shlon tor FALL 'snd WINTER. WE MITRE FRED OF CHARGE THE PARIS 33 5° "‘“i‘ South Norwalk. Don’t Forget Tonight is “shed Night Remember also that our Famous Chicken and Waffle unner will be served. '25.? ’Idlii‘liif The Royal James Inn THE PLACE OF SATISFACTION ' o i-»' WALL eraser noawALK‘ Blankets and Comfortables , SEASONABLE BED COVERINGS A'N ASSORT- MENT FROM WHICH EVERY NEED CAN BE SUP- PLIED ARE OFFERED AT OUR USUAL MODERATE PRICES. .1: mm. 51935115 I Isullsni Blankets, - from 595 to $7.50 per Pair. Comfortables, - from 985 to $8. 50 Each. A. J Colhns & Co Funeral Director and Embalmer North Main Street 711909 747;, f “You Can Save Mandy by Ordering Your“ Flural Decorations and Funeral Designs PROM HEADQUARTERS FOR OUT FLOWIII' OF'ALL KINDI. " Scum Noeralk Flower-7'00 DAILY P0511 IT ALL versions. (Washington Star.)- --- surges?! A baby is an angel fair ' Somehow escaped from heaven’s o i care, A baby is a equaling sprite That keep the block awake at night. A baby is a blossom gay, A rosebud opening to the day, A baby may, become a them By 51.151511 many a item is torn. .' (so: A 9353’ 15 all tenderness, The fivmg form of a caress A baby is a- stranger rude Of niischidvous and Wayward mood. silo-....-. .- ._ ,gféis'fixmb . .'- 'A baby’s bright, a baby’s sad, VA baby’s good, a baby’s bad. Though neighbors may think otherwise, . The parent- Knows he has a .Prizeo“ -' TBif-V '1 1 Vx~sissiiiss m .. Toe. See display. Special 31. 98 Ladies’ Pat. Vamp, Cloth Quarter, Louis Heel, Plain KEELER’S Pure Leaf Lard 'A. STULL Delicious Creamery Butter. . Process Butter in prints Fancy Native Potatoes, :4 lbs. T-EXTRA SPECIALS—— ......... 33¢1b. ................. ....29¢15. 12551915. .............. 19¢, 24 COTTAGE STREET. ‘ EAST NORWALK. l.....--. The City National Bank their power. our service is complete. New Accounts The otilcers of—this Bank will be glad at any time to confer with you regarding the opening of an account, and to extend any courtesies Within We are always ready to act in an advisory capacity, when requested- , We take unalloyed pleasure in giving special attention to new ac- counts—to customers inexperienced in finance. a. __..._ ~1——-~ 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 701' the great Electric-Show held in Grand central. Palace mm to the :17, th: ' The United Electric Light 55 Water Co. W nauseous "Timetable ' IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27. 1914. sourH NORWALK 10 new YORK. A. M.—1:37x, 5: 94:, 5: 42: 5: 59, 5: 57x. 7: 18:, 7. 48.5:18x. 8:59x. 9: 19s, 9. 40, 19: 83:, 10: 51:, 11:51. , P. 'M.:--1 13x. 1: 23:, a: 02:, s: 99, 4: 41:. 5: 15x. 5. 45, 5: 02: 5: 47. 7. 02s, 7: 45x, 9. 51!, 10: 18!. Sundays. A. M.—-12:25x, 5:307, 5912:. 1o: 33:, 11: 51. , P. M.—-1:13x. 2: 44:, 3592:. 4:41:, 5- 45, 5: 02:, 7: 02:, 7: 12 57:571. 11:21:, 9: 51:, 10: 18s, 10: 40. 8:54, NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK. 5A. 'M.--.4:411, 5: 30, 6: 43, 8: 008.8: 5111, 9. 151:, 10: 02!, 10: 05, 10: 50!, 11: 03. P. M.:——12 03,1: 05. 2: 04!, 2 57, 3130:, ~-3:55.4:20 5:0:5x,524, 5:28, 6:011, 5: 05, 8: 1011.9: 37, 11:11:11, 1'2: 00:. ’ 10: 028', 9 8 _ Sundays. A. M.—0:00, 8:001, 9:001, 10: 501i. 6: 013. 7: 091, 8: 10!, 11:15:, 12. 00:. ‘ scum NORWAL‘KTO NEW HAVEN A. luv—12:231. 1:131, 6:06, , 7:15, ' 9:15x, 10:18:, 11:11x, 1:57;. P. M.—-12:03x, 1:20, 33:10:, 4:28, 6:17, '6:14x, 6:47; 7:09x; 9:252, 11:20. V —— Sundays. P.-_M.—;2_:98'x, 9: 16x, 4:45x, 6:48,7:09x,'8:28:,‘9:251,10:61:. A. Mrs-0:13, 8:27, 9159:. . P. TIL-1:25, 4:38, 0:20, 7:22. 1 “ . Sundays. . A. M.:-~10 87. Rub-21 15, 7. 75., DAN'DURV TO SOUTH NORWAVLK. Lia-'5: 00.7: 25.5: 15, 10: 0311.17: 55. P. Mr—l: six, 5: 40. . -* loudsys. A. lid—7 55. 12:10. P. lips: 15. 7. us. .oi Unredeemd Pledges, Tools, Tires Vulcanized . 7 Wall St. P..’M—-12:10,1:02x,3:39, 5:021. 5:04, . A. M.~1'2: -23x. 1: in, 7:49, 9- 152;; 9 10:19 11:11:,11:57: 6:10x,‘ . " SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBUBV. . ‘The NORWALK PAWNSHOP You will find a large selection Firearms, Musical Instruments, jewelry and Suit Cages at the Norwalk Pawnshop— Joseph Roseaiield, rPop. so wares eraser. ’ i scum NORWALK Money loaned on articles of value. 5 1' o CAPITAL ................'.. DEPOSITS .......‘......:..'.:‘ ASSETS .. Commercial Banking Savings Department Safe Depos1te Vaults 3V . Boxes four dollars a year. ‘4'. j— —§.4— - ~——-——-————— Bring your vulcanizing to moi ' Best work and cheapest pilots. A full line of tires and tubes '0! hand all the firm. Work call for and delivered. ' ’ Robert Gregory Tel 326-4 REBUILT TYPEWRITERQp'L. .05 , Smith, 55.15in Remington, all other; makes. ‘ sold. MM‘ u-repsired. Rentals. 8! "'permonth. Machines, sold at $5 per month.- - JAS. DONNELLY. 16 South Main Street, South Norwslka. L 3, v ’ 7'55 r Jr-) 5 5'5 M , ‘Gfitglfimi fenced“ Should your .9... save been smut you trouble or your glasses need adjusting, rest at liberty to 001151117 WILLIAM IJ. ”71‘0““, 595:3 59:19:99 _ crim- mm ”W. ” '
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