I. FRIDAY, OCT.15, 39:4 ‘ .
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compilers ASSORTMENT _ ,
' Winter [Number of the Standard
Outing Flannels Eden .. _ -
Cloth and Kimdna Quarterly now. on or, m,
Flannels‘:
F... 9...... WORKERS .. . . . . =
For Ffllafld mm We”. . ax. ors w in ave made this institution wha t is o- 25‘: Reflex ingerted Mapties ..... 2.1“;
“n 1 c s .00 g 51.50 Wash Boilers, with b t-
F Size B mm '15 t5 5 WM . P BEERS ARE BUSY THE OLDEST BANK m NORWALK. toms ......... . ....... copper. 31.191
Comfortable! at .981: tofigso. _ 0 o , .
we... arm r... m... » , The Fairfield County National Bank. 51-25 a... m... s... an... .3...
Children and Men. aooxs AND STATIONERY 31-05:, At the meeting of the Executive? 50° Barn Lanterns """""""" 39°
. . , 25c Galvanized Coal Hods. ........ 19o
Board of the Connecticut Vi omen I
South Norwalk. Conn.
E. K. Banks.
loll-ekorno new mask. to. lek.
1 Up to noon today twenty new vot-
lers have been “made" by the seleCt-
men, who have been in session all
{.morning in the Town Assembly Hall
upper Nor 'alk.
Don’t fail to get a copy this wezk‘ . ~ - “
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'Come in and make selection of suit
MELTING 0F MOLLY
"‘ 45 Cents.
STATE
SUFFRAGE
Suffrage Association held last Wed-
nesday, plans were completed for the
annual State Convention which is to
be held in Hartford next Thursday
and Friday. The program as now ar-
ranged is as follows: Opening busi-
ness session 12 in. Thursday in Unity
Hall, adjourning for lunch to Lower
Unity Hall at l p. m. 2 p. In. business
session~reading of reports of oili-
Charlotte Perkins Gilman. speaker.
Fridayg~business sessions at 9 a. m.
and 2 p. m.
The election of oflicers will
place Friday afternoon. and there
will then also be a discussion of the
policy and relations of the Conner-
ticut Woman Suil‘rage Asset'iation
with the National Association. The
’ raising of money for the work of the
coming year will be done on Friday
morning. For the current year the
treasurer's report will show an in.
come and expenditure of nearly thirty
thousand dollars. For next year it is
81ATI6NERY AND BOOK STORE or ov_ercoat Dibble. Upstairs. 78
III sourn MAIN eraser. Washinston street. 1
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WEATHER FORECAST. 1+ Pennell will install additional‘
'plumblng in the house. on Van Zanti
street owned by Patrick Mockler. Al
permit was issued for this purpose by!
line inspector this morning.
For Norwalk and vicinity; Rain and
cooler tonight and Saturday; moderate
shifting winds, becoming northeast. A
uell defined storm area central this _
morning over Illinois is causing cloudy "J- H "Blume 0’ Marks Arnheimi
and rainy weather from the Mississippi "’0- With me today and tomorrow
Come in and make selection of suit
the plan of the association to carry
giorward work with even more vigor
and 0\ er still wider areas Hence it
will be necessary again to have a
large income if the work is to proper-
ly carried out
Between now and the setting in of
the winter weather which makes the
,woods in rural Conpecticut impassable
,for automobiles. the C. W. S. A. has
planned to carry through "Eight Lit-
tle Campaigns." These have all been
laid out with much care by Miss Em-
take .
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ms scum NORWALK EVENING spanner;
Dy“.
MYour Attention:
EXCEPTIONAL -FINANOIAL STABILITY
EXCELLENT FACILITIES
PROMPT AND COURTEOU8 SERVICE I
Suits,
In Large Variety,
Dresses,
120 Washington St., South Norwalk.
$14.98 up.
110 Atlantic 81., Stamford.
- Civil Service
The Demand For Male Stenographers
is Constant. Prepare at
Merrill College
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Wondertul mines in early fall models of
w‘omens and misses'
suit. .s, coats, dresses, skirts. waists, corsets and mlllinery
Search where you like throughout the length and breath of this
no unir \ in specialty
or
department stores and you will find noth-
ing ifeduai this mine. We imlte your inspection and comparlmn with
. amtthing that is today being shown around town. our suite. coats. dres-
sea and skirts. you will find those splendid touches in regard to finish
and uorkmanship which are usually selling at \ery much more than
Household Furnishings
at Special Prices
I . . ‘ Saturday
_ .100 Parsons' Household Ammonia. .8I:I
5c Fels Naptha Laundry Soap ......
. 5 cakes. 19c
39c family size Galvanized Garbage
t Pails ............ . ........... . 29o
’5c Colonial Glass Table Tumblers...
6 for 19:
5c Blue Tip Parlor Matches ..... 3o box
7c Flower Pots. with saucer, 6-inch
Albert F. Gehebe
25 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWQLK.
Phone 1069-2. Prompt'DeliveI-y.
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See the Electric
Show at our
Expense
If you are'planning to
.be In New York during
the next few days, call
at our office. and se-
cure complimentary
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'Cloth Top Shoes
The Women's Mode '
Cloth Tops are the favoring
cars of the association,‘county chair’ . o9:i::ur113tc . 5° :23}, %Tydi:l:€:inf$%m
i2”:"§..‘1.’:fiffi‘.‘.:i‘..‘§“§..i§‘fg£§l Cloth and Silk. latest models, $6.98 up. .5: 33.2.2: 522:”.;;;”.1f“: ..._..._.... rd new“ i“
speakers from the four political Dar- - . I qt. size """" """ ' U899 Eggtbshlgid [Eggnemgthlm
ties which had. introduced 'sunrage It h & S ‘90 SW“ Zines, 26126 “101198 ------ 39‘} world’s fashion centers ._ M
$iiii.22‘§..‘.’tf§f.l;“i§~?.l.“;"...f.;3§..‘;t M. M0 am: 011. .. .. .... new.
style
This sumptuous model is madebl .
radiant patent leather—marrow. re A'
ceding, plain toe: and holds
Quinze heel. A pre advanced excih— ’
sive custom style—handsome black
fabric top.
river eastward to the coast. New Ha- wears.
van has received ,the first good rain or overcoat. Dibble. Upstairs. 78 lly Pierson. and each one will center sl'l'l‘s "omelet; up to 825. tiCketS for the great $1 98 & $2 50 ,
since August 30. Freezing tempera- Washington street. around some city or large town. The COATS from $6.08 up to $25. ‘ y
tures were reported from the western! ’ —‘—-———-. iirst oi theseocampaigns has been. in DRESSES from 85. 98 up to $50. EiethiC Show held Ill Other my“: m C10“! top, from
portions 0! Kansas and Nebraska, but News of the marriage. in Boston, or
in other sections east of the Rocky Michael Abrahams. who recently reside
Mountains the temperature is moder- ed on Connecticut avenue, to Miss
atel)’ high for this season of the year. Bessie Abrahams, of a prominent iam-
iily. of Boston. has reached here. Mr.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO Abrahams is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
TODAY Joseph Abrahams, of Connecticut ave
,nue. had local friends have already
‘ sent communications'bearing their best
l‘wishes to the hapupy couple.
Temperature:
68. Fair.
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Mrs, . S. Avery and family are via-
iting Mrs. Annie Sha'nley in ,Willi»
'mantic.
Low, 50; high,
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After looking up various stores.
among them a store on Water street?
and Roodner’s Hall, on Washington:
‘street, the Central Fire Station seems
The meeting of South Norwalk , to be the most feasible place for hold-
Council Knights of Columbus, was' ing the coming election This matter
adjourned from last evening until was 1"“ in the hands of Mayor F 1
next Thursday my“. Burnell. who will undoubtedly rec-
’_ ommend the Central Station.
George F. Waters of Hickory Blaml ‘1
was taken seriously ill last Friday Judse John Keosh this mornins
with acute indigestion which later de-l hound Bernard TOMB. the automobile
ve]0ped into intemostal neuralgia, “re thief, Who, together With Victor
and he was very sick the past weekl Handson. some months ago stole sever-
4
‘. Sunday.
progress 'sdurlilg' thee whole or this
week and will and tomorrow evening
with a meeting in the Methodist
Church at Copper Hill. near Granny——
a meeting at which Rev. J. W. Faust.
will take the chair, and Miss Emily
Pierson will make the chief address.
This week’s campaign began and
ended with a church meeting. The
opening meeting was in the Congrega-
tional Church at East Hartland. last
it was presided over by
Rev. J, W. Spenswick. and Miss Pier.
son made the address on votes for
women there also. On Monday, Miss
Pierson was called away from the
State for a short time to go to Hack-
ensack and made a speech before the
suirrage school which is in session
there this week. In her absence there
was a campaign meeting in Huggins
Hall. West Granby. where the chair
was taken by S. B, Case and the ad
dress given by Miss Alyse Gregory.
On Tuesday evening there were
THE PARIS
Shirts rlion: 31.98 up to $10.
WHATS trout 60c up to $7.98..
UORSETS train 500 up to 310.
Blair new MDIIB' HATS Just received the best in town from 98c up
to 81.50
The style store for Ladies We alter FREE of charge
33 So. Main St.
South Norwalk.
Blankets
COmiortables
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SEASONABLE BED COVERINGS AN ASSORT-
MENT FROM WHICH EVERY NEED CAN BE SUP-‘
Grand central Palace
'Oct. 7 to théil7th. .
. The United Electric
Light at WaterCo.
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Large Groups
and merino.
The Chili In the Air Is Warning oi the
Apparel Needs to You
WE ARE READY with broad stocks of Merchan- 2'5
disc in assortmuits that cannot fail of pleasing .
for women “and children In cotton, silk and wool, all wool . ""
“a WLS a . -.. “
$1.50 to $3.50"
Keeler’a ,
SHOE STORE.
Opposite Hoyt: Theatre.‘
of Underwear
PLIED ARE OFFERED AT OUR USUAL MODERATE--
PRICES.
in great vareity and at prices that manor be duplicated:
Blankets, - from 59c to $7.50 per Pair. . in a. season.
Comfortables,- from 98c to $8.50 Each.‘
.At present he is convalescing. Isl hundred dollars' worth of tires from three campaign meetings. One was
__ automobiles at the Country Club, toiheld in the Congregational Church at
jthe Bridgeport courts. under a bond or . East Granby. and the chair was tak~
‘5500. It will be interesting to note on by Rev C W. Hanna. The speak-
Iwhat the higher court does to Tobin. ers at this meeting were Miss Alyse
a goodly number present A commit- gas his co partner in crime, Hanson. hadIGregory and Miss Mary Bulkley of
ice “as appointed to look up newjio Day the penalty or but one day in Hartford The other two meetings
quarters, which have become neces Ijail, besides the costs of trial. Detec-luere at Collinsville and Unionvllle—
sari through the increase in the mem ltive-Sergeant Thomas Lleatlierland yes- in each case in the town hall At Coi~
terday visited White Plains 1811 where linsville. Miss Pierson and Miss 'Isa- ‘
bershlp list. A report of its work
Tobin was transferred from to the lo- ‘bella ’Sanders—the new organizer of
Kid and Fabric Gloves ?
The adjourned semi-monthly meet-
ing of the Kelsey Athletic Club was
held in the club rooms last night with
Hosiery
Only Staple a'nd standard grades are represented and '
the values are remarkable considering the scarcity. of ”I;
Hosiery even at advanced prices. , . ‘ " '
will be made at the next meeting.
cal station.
which will be held on next 'l‘huI-adalyl:z
evening} A dance committee we
so raised to make arrangement: for
the affair to occur October 29.
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believed to be authoritative word wasi U89 “19 Old-time 339°. Tea and 5“"
received today that Vanni Marcoux, a' phur and Nobody Will Know.
member of the Boston Opera Company,l Gray hair. however handsome, de-
bad been shot and killed while lightingi notes advancing age. We all know the
in the French army. The place where advantages of a youthful appearance.
his death occurred was not announced. Your hair is your charm. it- makes
Mr. Marcoux, who was apromlnent or more the face. When it fades. turns"
figure in the Boston Opera Company’s . gray and looks dry. wispy and song-
season in Paris last spring. was mar-3 sly, just a tew‘appllcations oi Sage
ried early in the suinmerto Madeleine Tea and Sulphur enhances its an-
Morlay, a dancer. At the» outbreak of pearance a hundred-told.
the war he enlisted. Don’t stay gray! Look young! Eith-
After a notable career in European er prepare the tonic at home or set
opera houses, Mr. Maroon: Joined the irdm any drug store a. 50 cent bottle
company here in January. 1912. He or 'tWyeul's Sage and Sulphur Com:
pound." Thousands of folks recom-
ssng both bass and baritone roles.
‘HO ‘7" 3 native Of Turin, Italy. but mend this ready-louse preparation.
for many years had been a citizen 'or because it darken: the halr beautiful.
' ~lye and removes dandrufl, stops. scalp
BOSTON OPERA smosn 'KILLED
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Frappe. .. ‘
a ; ‘—-——---.- itching and telling hair: besides. no
. , S . ; one can possiblyttell. as it'darlr‘ens
i ’ 5 . f . SPECIAL so naturally and evenly. You moisten
2;...” ~ I , . a spongé or salt. brush with it. draw-
For} WI. Colds, Eh, try tag this through The hair. filling one
linlli strand at a time By morning
, the Connecticut Women Suitrage‘ As-
sociation—took charge. At Union.
chair and the speakers were Mrs. T.
N Hepburn and Mrs. Ernest Thomp-
son Seton, President and Vice Presi-
dent of the C. W. S. A. Mrs. George
H. Day took the speakers to Union-
ville and back to Hartford in her“
motor car
There was a large meeting on wed-
nesday evening in the Casino at Sims-
bury, at which Mrs. ~Carlos F. Stod-
dard and Mrs. T. N. Hepburn were
the speakers. Rev Charles T Croft
was in the chair. and the Organizer
‘ot‘the meeting was Mrs. Charles
Wood. of Simsbury and Washington.
At the sometime meetings were also
being held" in Avon, where Miss Greg-
ory and Miss. Sanders were in charge
WBshburn of Hartford and Miss Em-
'lly_ Pierson were the speakers. Thurs-
day evening there were meetings at
West Granby and Bristol—at Bristol
Miss Gregory spoke by invitation be-
fore the Laurel Club. Today the
presence or the dampaigners in Gran-
by street, Blobiniield, where Mrs. M.
Toscan Bennett of Hartford‘is to be
the *ppeakor—and Tarldville.
ville, Rev. L. E. Belden was in . the
A. J. ColhnsSCo 8
Funeral Director and Embalmer
North Main Street
Phone 747
Etc, in great variety,
and at Burlington, where Miss Mabel
YOu Can Save Money by Ordering Your“
Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs
FROM
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HEADQUARTERS FOR OUT FLOWER8”OF ALL KINDS.
. ‘South NorWalk Flowzer Co.,
No. 2 South Main Street
Telephone 364
schedule oi meetings calls for the
fiancmdatowcmou oinliaveryhiaholmmre are
preparedtooupplyonroamerlelthertorpruentnloorwintor .
stock. mapper-multivariate ram-mm!“ , ,.
Mobilize
Attack
Victory
WALL STREET
'Alsa an excellent collection of desirable and neces
sary GARMENTS for winter, including sweaters, Flan'
elette Kimonos and Dressing Sacques. Sleeping Garments
y... available Casll‘ '
Procrastination and
Is Yours With a Savings 'Acco ; ,
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These ’ . . ;. ‘ _ , . - .,
car With Pine and Tar. 25c the my “1’um after “on” with the meeting in the Methodist RAYMO D BROTI'IERS Mrs. Charles Carnegie.- or sound About is y applications y
3": ...‘. . w“: l, . or W or 1 its“ natural Church at copper Bill.- already In ‘ a Bosch. 11011109135 ‘ ill, rant .. “4”"
. ' ‘ it; becomes tinned—made up the list of meetings (m - , wigglom lI ; mm and til
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