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COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
‘ Flannels. Eden
Cloth and Kimono
», . Flannels
' For his and Winter Wear.
M Show 751: to $5.00 1‘
WM. 11.11111111s
Cornfortablustobcb$35o'
WifiW Underwear for Ladies.
Children and Men.
E. K. Banks
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Niles Patten Beard's new book,
“The Jolly Book of Boxcratft,” for;
children, all sale at our store.
. ' Price $1. 35.
DQNNELLY’S.
B‘iATIONEHY AND BOOK STORE
, .1. scorn 111mm eraser,
WEATHER FORECAST.
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Winter Number of the Standard
Qle 11on on sale, 20c.
Freq Poem.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY STORE.
South Norwoik. Conn.
Michael Connery, of Georgetown, is
spending the day on business in New
York City.
if interested in the Marvin Beach
,‘Tract, call on C. 'I‘, McGovern. 155
T Washington street,
—Tl1e successful way to start the
ay is to be Royal Tailored. so they
say. R. E. Dibble, up stairs. 78 Wash-
ington street
Henry Wilkins, and party, on the
lmotor- boat ‘Viola." spent yesterday
‘oi'l Long island fishing for black- fish.
For.i\iorwall1 and vicinity: Friday, The local fishermen succeeded in cali-
i'air; moderate north
winds A11 extenodd area of high pres-
surew blob is central this
river.
entending from Colorado northeast-
morning'
oter the 11ofil1ern portion oftthe Lake bekah Lodge will meet tomorrow ev- the price 9‘ “-5
reision. is producing pleasant weather ening 111 the lodge room and 11 is sln- he ”“9 her “me and “dare“; “"1;
in all districts east. of the Mississippi cerely hoped every member will at t
A long trough of low pressure tend '
ward to North Dakota is causing 1111-!
to northeast' turing a, good-sized. mass. ‘
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The fish committee of Eureka R0.
A permit was issued this morning
settled weather with scattered show. to lames lanes: ‘0 alterate and my}
on between the Booby Mountains and
the Mississippi rivers. Moderate tem-' Lexington avenue
pe'i'atlfres opinions in- the northern dis-' W150
t‘rlcts.
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WEATHER A‘ “YEAR AGO flcer Milton '[ Lockwood, last evening'
TODAY.
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Low, 45' , high,
'I‘cm peraturc :
57. Fair. ‘
Sample aprons at bargain prices at
Dické'i'man' s
Joseph Wein was arrested last even-
ing on Washington street by Officer. .
1Mbert Gainor for failing to have a
1' light and hell on his bicycle. Judge
Keogh discharged the case this morn-
ing,
h—-——_
The improving and renovating fever
has strnchthe store-keepers of South.
Norwalk, as many of the stores are
being. greatly improved and repaired.
The latest to succumb are Conneaily
& Bracken. on Washington street.
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Rolfe'rt W Kunes today received
permission to alterate and enlarge the, beCause of an unpaid bill, and that H Baxter is giving one or the grea'b
Harbor View Beach house of Deputy.
Sherl3"" Cha'i'les Basile. of White'
Plains. N. Y The wiring in this house
will be installed by C. G. Whitehead.
Two electrical permits were receiv-
ed this morning by Miller & Chittlm.
One was for the installation of elec-
tric wiringin the Atlantic .9; Pacific
store, Main street, first district, “and
another for the wiring of the Mrs. Kel-
ler stere. also on Main street.
Among the many local people in
attendance at the address given in
Stamford last evening by Secretary
of the Navy Daniels were John J.
Walsh, James T. Hubbell. A, J. Col-
lins, Miss Florence Hamilton and Miss
RoseHaugh. The secretary's speech
was very much enjoyed. .
4111112111111 on 'Christian Science
" Will be given at th'e Town Assembly
Hall, Norwalk. on -Friday.night, Octo-
"ber 28rd at 8 o’clock, by Bicknell
Young. C, S. B- of Chicago, 111., mom‘-
J'er of the Board of Lectureship of
‘ The Mother Church. The First Church
of Christ, Scientist in Boston, Mass.
The public is invited to attend. Ad.
mission free.
'81] ottons
' York state'folks, for the "line" is hard
prove the house of Theodore Rate, 111‘
The cost will be
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goes 1» rs." 'a'ar' "III-u". 't'
“ Audie Morgarf‘ wasmrrested by or-
in; SWgwood for drunkenness and
niacin on Stephen Balllz
order' to pay a 35 has this morning.
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-The successful way to start the
day is to be Royal Tailored. so they
say. R. E Dibble. up stairs, 78 Wash
ington street.
This morning the .11. o'clock “paper
‘train" was stalled near the Washing-
ton street bridge for some time be-
cause of a blow-out in the engine.
Traffic on the Danbury branch was
held up for some time. A11 electric
engine was pressed into service to
move the steam engine.
Timothy Sullivan,'of Madison street.
has been arrested for using gas un-
pany. it Is claimed that Mr. Sullivan
had the meter taken from‘ his home,
he had attached a tube to the pipe,
and was using the gas. His case -was‘
continued to November 21st.
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So far 274 new voters have been,“ sold under a guarantee to cure, or
.ln hisown name has been responsible
made. Yesterday the franchise board
made 38 voters in the first district, 3
in the second, 1 in the third 33 in
the fourth and l in the fifth. Up to
date, 90 new voters have been made,
in the first district. 88 in the second,
30 in the third. 55 in the fourth, and
:11 in the fifth, the first district lead-
ing.
There is no use in denying it, this
«last Danbury Fair was absolutely the
leader—and the thing has been ‘going
on since-1869. _jDa11bury Fair is prob-
ably largely contributed “to, by New
by; but New England safely claims
its glory, as perhaps the most alive
of the three statewide shows that are
annual features of Connecticut's Fair
season. Long may it continue to grow
and prosper. —Connecticut manor.
Twelve members of" the popular
South Manchester Salvation Army
Band 'will be in South Norwalk ‘ on
Saturday and Sunday of this week
and will give most entertaining co'n
certs“ on Saturday evening »_a free
tableaux will be. presented In the Sal-
vation Hall on Water street, Second
District. "entitled “Drunken Dan"
Three brothers of Ensign Edwin J
Perritt, in charge of the local corps.“
are members of this. band This at-
traction is t mm which will car-
She was all.
authorized by the U. E L a W. Com- .
' your money.
Charles" Whitiook, proprietor of
Whitlock School, of Wilton, is con-
valescent after a sickness. which at
one time' was serious.
James C. For-bush. of Maple street,
dition.
BREVITY
The stock of the store on the cor-
ner of Ely and Lexington avenues
was recently purchased by M. L. Ron-
en. proprietor of the Variety Bazaar
on Washington street, from Stephen
Dokus. Mr. ‘Dokus. however, contin-
ues with his insurance business.
A special meettng of the First Dis-
trict has been called for November 4.
at 7:30 o 'clock when the voters are to
act upon authorizing the commission-
on to execute a contract with ,
United Electric Light'and Water Com-
years. This'meettng will precede the
adjourned.meeting which is called for
eight o’clock.
A special communication of St.
John's Lodge? No 6, F and ‘A. M.,
will be held this evening at Masonic
Temple. The entered apprentice de
gree will be conferred on one candi-
‘date and District Deputy Theodore
W. Benedict, of New Canaan, will
make his official visit to the lodge. A
banquet will be served and a social
1time enjoyed.
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A very good attendance was pres-
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wood avenue, yesterday afternoon.
Considerable work was accomplished.
An automobile belonging to Mrs. M
S. Sloan, of Bedford. N. l’.. and driven
.hy her chauffeur, struck the wagon
,owned by P. A. Bernard, the fruit deal.
‘er of “sin: street and smashed the
spokes of the rear left wheel, and
broke parts of the harness. The ac-
cident occurred yesterday afternoon,
shortly after 3 o'flock in front of' Cen
for school. Mrs Sloan offered to set-
tie, but balked when Mr. Bernard set
She insisted that
hen went bu ' “ 1, i
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« . . ,. , EXAMINATIONS
HARTFORD. Oct 22. -—Ten young
men from various parts of the state
took West Point examinations at the
Federal Building in this city yester-
day. The highest stand man among
the ten will qualify for the admission
examination later. The names of ap
plicants were not given out.
no in 11111 11511111
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When one can buy gold dollars for
fifty cents. it is a good time to pur-
chase.
in ordering 11 50c. bottle of 131'. How-
ard'a celebrated remedy for constipar
tion and dyspepsia at 25 cents Frank
lest trade chances ever offered to the
people of South Norwalk.
Even though offered at half-price
for introductory purposes. the remedy
the money will be refunded.
1- if food does not digest well. if then
is gas or pain in the stomachj‘tf the.
tongue is coated and the lireatli bad.
if there "is constipation and straining.
Dr_ Howard's remedy should help you.
if it does not, you have druggi'st Barr
teg's personal guarantee to return
-.Dr Howard's remedy gives quick
relief in constipation, dyspepsia and
all liver troubles. 1
H. Baxter Is givingY hl's '61':"s'tomers a
chance to prove their truth at just
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USE IT FOR BUILDING PART!-
. . TIONS.
' You, can demonstrate the Superi‘
ority of Bishoprlc Wall Board ove1
the old, costly lath-anduplaster con
struction at little cost the next time
you have a partition to build. .
Just go to any Blshcoprlc deals
and get enough of this wonder-In
material to cover the space you was
to close off. Put up your studding
then nail on t'hé Bishnpric Bears
The wall is ready at once for on
kind of decoration. It will give yo'
a startling demonstration of the on
.ing in time and money our the c
who last Sunday suffered a shock, ro-
mains in about the some critical con-
There has been little change
' either way.
the 5
pony for'llghting for a term of ten"
eat at the meeting of the Hospital'
Thimble Club, which met at the home;
.111 Mrs. William M. Belts, on Springw
, diresiiun of Hubert Mllton'.
‘she found 9.
others.
These are strong statements, but F. '
' ford is featured in the last
' merit has been amply lustlfied in the
way of plastering walls and ceilinar- 1 ' '
Lilliiiiflsuun
Ills-ems on Blows
I-‘ive Star 10' Fm«mm Loew
Office 0. Vaudeville Bill.
Hoyt's Theatre opened today with
what taprontisod to he the best vau-
deville show ever Presented in South
Norwalk, comprising five high class
acts booked 'into the Hoyt Theatre by
Marcus Loam of New York, acknow-
[edged king of vaudeville. Mew owns
controls and books many theatres, and
will give the some careful attention
to the Hoyt that has made all his
houses a auctions.
The bill will be headed by the most
Birthday Portia", in which the big
stars of the musical comedy and
vaudeville ’and operatic World win
pass in . reVIo‘I. all represented by
capable pedo‘l'mrs. who reproduce
them to the life. Caruso. Irene Frank.
1111, E111 Tan'gu'ay, Emma Trentiui.
and others will appear, each doing a
specialty, and all joining in the big
finale.-
Another he'adllner will be Barn-
olds Dog and Monkey actors in the
screamingly funny comedy "A Hot
Time in Dogstilie” In which dogs and
monkeys alone. no human beings, will
furnish the fun. A tiny dag village
will be shown. filth the animals rev
manner which never fails to get the
audience in tears of laughter.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Magley, fal-
\orlte dance stars, who just. arrived
in America from England, where they
had been invited to appear before
members of the royal family. when
sthé war put on end to their plans,
will make their first appearance in
\audesllie since their return, pre-
senting ideas of their own 111‘ the lat-
est dances. "
The clever little star Bessie
Count,
tor, will appear with a new collec-
tion of clever songs and pantomime
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comedy. in which she features her
illustration of how girls 111111 I111y111
dress In the mor11i1111.'l‘he n11:si1:,al
comedy star (‘lurnm e Wilbui. former
f111111rc with “bunny lolks" and nth.
11' nmudies will present 1111 unus-
11:1l line of 1611111115111111 song In the
guise 111“ an educated trump. Wilbur
has 11 remarkable singing voice which ,
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number of comedy songs and 1111m-
tilts. Ills l111'111u1 is all his mm of the
scintillation 'l-clud which 11111011 falls
to some 111-111111111111 hit. A11 excep-
tmnal moving, picture programme
will also be given. '
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host; sum. uomxu.‘
'ii1o li1nry ll Hunts i'lstaic will
,lrtss 11! at the Stamford Theatre on
‘Mondm «veiling, ()ctobir 26.1tosc
Slii'hl- in splay called ‘.‘A -Perfcct
iinsdyd' 'I"I1u11pioto was mitten by
i.‘ harming Iulleck unwritennold Wolf.
and is being 111epared under the stage
1'11? hfii‘ny‘llolibflb Miss ‘Rmie Sinhl
lhak Mainlbln'edlcher 'poaitiorrsas one
{of the‘ notable comediennes of the
American stage. This. .was a position
ucliiesed by Miss 811th after much
hard work a'nd Iearnln'g her profes-
111011 111 everyI field Mus 311111111 inst
experience on the stage was in stock
work. the lniflai engagement being in
Philadelphlah Before she left this
field Miss Stahl was reputed one of
the best stock leading women in the
country. Following her stock days
Miss Stab] appeared. on tour in sup.
port 0‘ well knovsn players and at
the head 9”, Fig; own company. Then
audevllle offering in
a little playlet called "The Chorus
Girl" and again made a ten strike
for she gained many friends through-
out ihe breadth of the land in bar
little playlet. it was in vaudeville that
Miss Stahl flr'st invaded England and
while she wad abroad the late Henry
H}. rl-larrls had: her playlet made into
ta four not play. The piece went into
rehearsal immediately on her return
and as "The, orus'Lady" establish-
ed Miss Sta 7‘ as one at the best
known player-10! the day. When "The
Chorus Lady"-1had run its course Mr.
Charles Klien’ wrote for Miss Stahi
a 'play of departmentstore life call-
ed “Maggie Pepper” in which the
star'contlnued to hold her public.
"A Perfect Lady“ is the work of
Charming Pollock and Rennold Wolf,
authors in collaboration 'of “The
Beauty'Shopf' "l‘he Red Widow".
"Her Little Highness," "My Best
Girl" and other pieces. Mr;_Pollock
for ,, many successful plays.
In selecting the company" to sup:
port Miss-:‘Stahl. the Henry H. Har-
ria Estate has been careful that each
player was adeptly suited to the role
to be interpreted. Besides“ Miss $111111
the company will include Harry C.
Brébvn, Beatrice Nos'es. Ned A1. Sparks
Chorrie Carr, Charles Sturgls, Adelle
Adams. Chick Burnham. May Hop-
kins, James Cody, Isabelle Goodwin.
William NortOn, Louis Mason and
Run—q..—
~15“le PICKI-‘ORD' HERE.
hilary Pickford is at the Castor
Theatres. Of course there have been
other attractions at Pleasant Hour
and Lockwood'e Hall. but the fact
'hat Mary Pickford. uhe idol of MV-
‘ng picture lovers is there for today‘
and tomorrow alums the reviewer a
little more to write about. Miss Pick-
Para-
mount (limitation of Charming 1391-,
iock'a romatic comedy “Such a. an.“
the Queen. ” The picture which is pro-
duced in film artistically tinted reels
has been pronounced by critics Miss
“Ickford’s best effort and this judge-
minds of those who have seen the-
clay. “Such a Little Queen" is easily
be biggest motion picture play that
lies come to 'Norwalk In noble time
1nd the Castor Theatres will ‘hnw
'onbtedlyi be fluted to then capacitvi
11..-19111. 011 Saturday the Lucille Lo.
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unique of all musical comedies, ‘The '
presenting familiar characters in a'
unequalled as an impersona-,
STATE'MAR‘Y MEETING.
Will Be Held In the Norwalk Library
W711“!!-
The Gunfight State Library meet-
ing whieumrbeld at the Norwalk
from 11 to i ."ls bringing the librarians
from all over .the State to Norwalk.
The progrim Is very interesting, deal-
ing principally with the relations be-
.tweanthallbraryand the public school.
This to especially timely in view of the
charges in our school system which
ears attracting wide attention in New
England. The libraries are delighted
with the good results so far reported
and are eager to help in the good work.
Luncheon for "fifty, cents is to be serv-
ed at the Norwalk Hotel and at the
Royal James Inn. Anyone interested
is eligible to all meetings and to the
luncheon, the only requirement being
that acceptances to the luncheon must
be sent to Miss Dotha Stone Pinneo,
the. Library, 51011111111, not later than
Saturday, the 24th. it is hoped these
acceptances will, besent as early as
possible, but no one. is-debarred. The
Library" is to be closed during the
hours of the convention, but the read-
ing rooms will be open and books may
be brought in.
Prefident. Wilson has designated the
.11pr Jason to carry the War Childrens'
Christmas presents to Europeuand the
ship will leave November tenth.
The request to the club women of
Norwalk for twenty-five cents each. the
money to be left with Miss Ferry, Mor-
brought response
Library, has
dies' Christmas Fund,” is at the desk
Library nextyggok Tuesday. the 27th.;
gen avenue. or‘ Miss Pinneo,_at the,
from a few. A box labeled “War Kidl
Melts HI Cut Shoes
Best values in the city for the money.
“-00 TO $6.50
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in the Library and into this quarters,
may be dropped it is by no means the,
prerogative of the women. simply. to:
contribute to this fund, but anyone who
wants to help a little to allay the woe
remark has been heard that we need,
all our inoney at home, but this Is sure}
ly' not the sentiment of the generous
. South Nerwalk Flower Co.,
i No. 2 south Main Street
' mind.
’TWENTY~MINUTE SERVICE NEED-
i ED.
' Eifoits may be made in the 1"ery1
near future to induce the Connecticut
Company to install twenty minute ser-
vice between Nof‘wafi ind Stamford.
The idea is' to hem this service con
tinue throughout the year, and the
reason is that it will greatly benefit
property in the vicinity of Rowayton,
and result I11 that section of tl1e,('ity
becoming more and more a residenbal
sectldn. Thertaremany acres of land
allihmugh tbatsection which could" -
be unused to' advantage 11 the honey
service “id’s“a'tlall adequate to care
for 'the people properly. A Sentinel.
man talked with a prominent local
business man about the project, and
the business man was enthusiastic
about the idea, and thought that it
should be carried out. He pointed out
the fact that if this was in vogue, the
result would be that many New York-
ers who make't'heir'h'omés at Belle
island "and Rowayton. during the sum-
mer, would be apt to remain during
the entire year.
The particular section Is especially
line for“ residential purposes, but the
one great drawback has been the
trolley service, during other periods
than summer.
Is anything but convenient, and as
long as it is in vogue. Rowayton and
vicinity may not look for a building
boom:
Tires Vulcamzed
Biing your thcanizing to me
Best work and cheapest prices
A full line of tires and tubes on
hand all the time. Work called
for and delivered.
Robert Gregory
7Wall St.
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PAWN SHOP
You will find, a large selection
of Unredcernd Pledges, Tools,
Firearms, Musical Instruments.
Norwaik Paw’nshop.
Joesph Rosenfield, 1111111.. ' '
40 WATER STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
Money leaned on articles of value.
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