—OF— Outing Flannels. Fsien . Cloth and Kimona Winter Ntanber of the SW' .Qunrbu'lynowonislefioc. "Free Pattern. WM. P. BEERS nooks mo STATIONERY cross. amalgam 75cm$5tl9‘ Couitodablea at 98¢ to $3. 50. Winter Underwear for Ladies, ' Children and Men. E. K.; Banks lit-meiotic Hotel 319511.011. Not-gun. South Nor-walk. Conn. “_.- I Let Thamsr examine your eyes; and JUST FUELISHED‘ get relief from eye strain. Mi“ Patten Beard’s new bOOk'I Mrs. Grace F. Greenberg. of Sea" “The Jolly 3001‘ Of Boxcmfl." for view avenue, was admitted to the Nor- children, on sale at our store. Iwullt Hospital, last night. for treat- 'ment. Price $1. 35. DONNELLY’SI _... STATIONERY AND BOOK STOREI ~—Danclng every Sat. Arlou Hall. .» SOUTH MAIN STREET. Sale of corsets and brassieres at‘I Road's B. Emro defeated W. Morris. 85 to \VEATHER FORECAST I67. in last night's tournament at the' IBrnnswick Alleys. Connie Lewis, For Norwalk and vicinity? FairIand state champion. Will be here tonight.‘ warmer tonight and Saturday; mod- Five-man duckpin 11181611. Lots Of erate east to southeast winds. Thesems- I western disturbame new forms a: _..—_..... 1 Read big adv of Beors‘ on last long tlft'ough of low pressure extend- I ing from Texas northward to Minute. soft. It has caused unsettled show- ery weather during the last 24 hours' between the Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi River. Thunderstorms were reported from Texas. A die- turbance on the South Carolina coast is causing showery weather south of Hatteras, N. C. Extended areas ofI. high barometric pressure are central; Great offerings at the W9“ A. it P. this morning over Vermont and Mon- Tea Co. 'See' adv. tana. The temperatures continue - 9 _..,“ .1. >mild except over Northern New Eng— I Nearly the entire membership of land and the extreme northwestern McKinley Camp. Spanish War vetefi “Sim“- Inns, and the ladies' Auxilipry. in full I Iuniform, attended the big military ball WEATHER. A .YEAR‘ AGO given in Stamford last evening. by the TODAY. Fred A. Hill Camp. Both McKinley ICamp and the Ladies' Auxiliary were Low, 54; highs honored with prize cups. A splendid time was enjoyed. , . page for bars, ains in meats and vege~I ~ It tables. I I _... I “The Feast of Nations” was glvenI by Grace Church Guild, last evening.I at the Parish Hall. Several booths . were decorated to represent the diner- ent nations. and the affair proved a. great success. I Temperature: 64. Rain. Rev. John stapleton. of Bayvlew gnawing every Sat. Arlon Hall. ‘avenue, is in New Haven today. I Samuel Kantor. proprietor of Pleas- Don‘t forget the bargains always to ant Hour and Lockwood’s Hall, has be had at the East Norwalk Cash awarded the contract for the erection Grocery. 'Soe adv. Iot a new theatre on the site adjoining ———-——— the Norwaik Club to M. J. Riordan. Kriegers adv today explains the Ground will be broken next Tuesday many advantages of the credit sys- and work will be immediately. start— te‘m. Read It to be convinced Ied. When this new structure is come I 4"— Ipleted there will be tilled a demand The Boston Store is lull of record for a modern house. Mr. Kantor has breaking values Tomorrow the first arranged to have it one oi the best Saturday of the Harvest Sale, will be equipped theatres in the state a wonder. See adv. Ill Bill "Hill lISi Attorney General John H. Light to-I SMJS Hill KIDNEYS day returned from Washington D. (II, where he has been attending the 1111- Est Less Meat If Kidneys Feel Like nual convention of the attorney- -gen.' Lead or Bladder Boil-ten. erals and' the American Bar Associa- Most folks forget that the kidney s. tion. like the bowels. get sluggish and clog god and need a flushing occasionally. Mrs. S. P. Fairbanks, wife of the else we have backache and dull mis Rev. S P. Fairbanks, pastor or the cry in the kidney region, severe head East avenue M. E. Church, who has aches, rheumatic twinges. torp.= d liver. been seriously ill, is resting more acid stomach, sleeplessness and all comfortably today. Yesterday Dr. Sorts of bladder disorders Jean Dumortier, the regular attending; You simply mustIkeep your kid- ph‘ysiclangcalled Dr. Walter Hitch-' neys active and clean. art! the mo cock, of Norwalk, in consultation. The "meat you feel an ache or mm in the . many friends of Mrs. Fairbanks look kidney region, get about four runces forward to her complete recovery. of Jad Salts from any good d‘ is store > here, take a tablespoonl'u‘ i lass ‘ —A lecture on Christian Science of water before breakfar' - ‘ .. yew ' .will be given at the Town Assemblyi days and your kidneys .. n _..... . act Hall Norwalk. on Friday night, OctQ-I fine This famous salts is v (.49 from her 23rd, at 8 o'clock, by Bicknell the acid of grapes and launch juice.I YOImS- 0. S B. of Chicago. '01 mem- combined with lithis. and is harmless her 0: the Board 0‘ Lectureship 0’ to flush clogged kidneys and stimu- The Mother Church, The “fit Church late'them tonornial activity. it also 9’ Christ, Scientist, in BOEWPIMEW neutralizes the acids latherurin'e so ' The public is ‘invited to attend. Ad. it no longer irritates“ thus gum“ "“59““ “99- ' bladder disorders - ' —-P Jed Salts is harmless: in w'wnslve: ——Hats, caps. umbrellas. canes. O'Briens. I ' VIIIhIllofi MI.” trouble. ' , manna delightful edem- ”it ithia J &-;J COttOns -. um drink which eiw‘ 1.32.1.1 1 bot. AnimOnia .....‘t11em incest.“ tikonowarldtheatoizn‘n “warm- rbotCelerySalt...lIetQ‘ I.” elm, 3h“. .VO" ""“I‘I- vrnk1MRa1-oniwgh0‘y "”llf" ';...--1.s---¢" ”Dyna”. I "‘ . RO’I'.Q III, Tine...-I‘-e&".'.f ut~"".. A an» 2.11.‘ . ‘ '" .3"“"" ““"' “ire 11.. --"“' . ‘Ieflllotlofltlmtolol‘pwhnM—l ’ . "Mn 0“! thezptg‘g‘...'...retli"" 1 line b am We- more mm"? ‘ ea Co. _ 125 Washington St. . quality IMHONE an 1* GRAN. 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Senator Brandegee and his secretary have been in'Con- neeticut for some time. Representatives Reilly and Dono- van or Connecticut are still tied up here owing to the failure of Congress to adjourn. They have made no dates for campaign speeches because of the uncertainty or the situation. They declare they will not leave here until after adjournment. RepresentatiVe Kennedy. on the other hand. left here last night for Connecticut, according- to previous announcement Repre- sentative Malian had preceded him. Representative Reilly was among those present in the President‘s room at th Capitol when Mr. Wilson went there to sign the war revenue and adjourning last evening. glasses and wore them when signing the war revenue bill. them. suitable memorial to John Fitch. is buried. and provides for a commis- scnt regent of John Fitch Chapter. D. A. IL, .ument. I President Wilson today sent to the IScn'm the nomination of John Lee: Ihinddox of Connecticut to he chaplain ; ,in the army, with the rank of first-I ~ Illeutennnt. Mr. Maddox was formerly Ia Presbyterian minister at New Hn-I Iven. lulcr residing at North Brunt’md. I Illi was endorsed by the Connecticut ' lie is now; members of the House in Washington It is the contention of many base~ ball men that the Feds now realize the importance of‘the world‘s series. The big games establish the prestige of the major leagues. The public pant race moans practically nothing. During the recent conflict between the Braves pad the Athletics the ladies- apolis Feds won first honors in the Gilmore circuit without attracting evening ordinary attention. The Fed. eral Leagues challenge. to the win- ners of the world's series tell list. The “WINDSOR” Patent Leather $I4I Made of super- quality Patent Leather Notablt simple, graceful lines. Medium round “)0 with raised ef- fect Military heel. for other bills in anticipation of Congress . /The President had gone to the cap- I itol from this got: courts and torgotI to take his reading glasses. Conse-= quently he borrowed Senator Hughes‘ I 1 But they didl not suit very well. and he borrowedI Senator Thompson's glasses and tried 1 i Though Representative Lonergan is I in Connecticut the Congressional Re- : cords credits him with introducing a I Ibill providing for the erection of a' It I appropriates 310.000 for the memorial I to be at l‘iardstown. Ky., where Fitch z sion consisting of Secretary of WarI Garrison, .‘iirs. Ben Johnson, organiz- I the regent and Mrs. Henry Muir. pre- I which. it is prtfi'idcd. shall: Ilmw (barge or maintaining the mom I iMPORTANOE OF WORLD'S SERIES knows that ,the Federal league pon- _ ‘The wonderful interest in the successI Full Value In Regals Be careful not to pay too much or too little for your ' shoes. Buy Regals and you touch the high mark in style and the low mark in price—value considered. Whether it’s a cleverlymodeled Patent Leather r “dress—up” wear or :1 stprdy black or russet for business or sport use, you secure every . desir- able and dependable feature. To make sure of understanding Regals, visit our shop. KEELER’S Opposite Heyt’s Theatre the true-worth MOBOLIZE Your aVsilable cash _ ATTACK Procrastination and VICTORY Is yours with SAVINGS ACCOUNT ~ Fairficld County Savings Bank, IWALL STREETI" NORWALK public did not consider it seriously. Ipopularity. while the defeat of the Madman in four straight games strengthened the confidence 1n the: magnates’ integrity. of the Braves' proved conclusively that organized baseball had not lost its YOu Couldn’ t Wish For serviceable winter clothing that we have gathered for your selec- ‘ tion. terial in just the sort; of clothing wantedI now by men, women - I and children. of coats for either man or woman will compare favorably with ’ any in town. , " save your moneytobuy here. G. od times and bad times; on terms are alWays the. same. I ' . comes at all times with cash stores and you‘ll always find that ‘ Better or More Stylish Garments Come here tomorrow and see the‘ wide, varied line of stylish, You’ll find splendid examples of style. workmanship and ma~ Our juvenile department was never so complete and our line. And the best part of it all is that you don’t have to wait and. ' ourbgres no extra charge for the accommodation. We have to? stand comparison. wish and see how easy it is to “HAVE IT 153 WaShmb CHARGED " . q‘Il‘. ‘ '1 s’- Theatre
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