I‘ . sweaters and flannelette garments .ior
' . matchable.
. for drunkenness. .
was continued indefinitely.
a .
_ East Norwalk, was punched and bitten
‘v'caused Charles Kaiches to assault Au-
' gust 'f‘Blsmarck" Wichman. of Elm
‘V . Grove street. yesterday. it cost Mr.
‘ Kaichas a no one,
he received in Town Court Mom,
I. First District. Saturday. 3 to 8 p. 111.;
, flity iIIlIall ofiice open Monday evening.
IIand smoker Red Men’s Hail tonight.
Cloth mid Kimona i
Flannels
thflffifime’
MMBWIN 7scm$sooa
magazine's”
Winter 3116qu for Ladies,
Childreland Men.
E. K. Banks
flahsekame Hotel Black. .0. Wk.
NEW WINTER PICTORIAL
FASHION Book NOW
ON SALE}
25c A COPY.
Free Pattern With Each Book.
DONNELLY' S.
Stationery Store, 16 80. Main St}
Winter “WWI of the Standard
anrtdynowenMaec
PM Pattern.
WM. P BEERS
BOOKS AND STATIONERY STORE,
south Nor-walk; cons.
_..._.____ '—
New
Hotel .Mahsckemo »
Arrangements 'may____ be"
made for Dances, Balls: and
other afl'airsj
\
Popular price bill of farel‘or
‘ Lunch and Dinner ,4
~ A» ..
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Saturday. The disturbance
which was central over Upper Michi-
gan yesterday morning has movad
eastward and is now central Over
Northern Maine. in has caused un-
settled weather with light, local rains
in' the bake region. and Ne#.En8-
land.IThe temperature continues low
for the season of the year in the
southern districts. Moderate temper-
atures prevail «in the northern dis-
tricts. It was toldcr this morning in I
Sheeveport; 1.11.. Meridan, Miss.
Atlanta, Ga.. than it was in New Ha-
Ven. . .
Conditions tenor for this vicinity
fair weather with. cool nights. bUt
ouitewarm during the day.
;VPEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
I Temperature: Low: 36; high,
48.1'air.
-Democratic rally. Roodner's Hall.
toniIght.
a
Mrs Elizabeth Crooks of Dibble 8L.
Innd MIrs.
‘i,St were in Brooklyn yesterday and
:vislted the Navy Yard. ’
i
—Democratic rally. Roodner‘s Hall.
tonight. . - .
You will find at the NI.I'E. Ryan
C'o.'s store great assortments of
winter wear and the values are un-
l-lighway Commissioner C, J. Ben-
nett has awarded the. contract for
the construction of 5,480 feet'oi’ na-
tive stone macadam in Sterling for
$7,795. to the A. D. Bridges Sons, l'nI-
corporated, of Hazardville.
*Republican Rally “ at Red Men's
Hail this evening.
Last evening Ofilcer John Flynn or-
tested William Dugan, on Water street.
. -—-Hear Republican doctrine at rally
' ”up i'
' Annie L'. ILalley, of Bridge street,
by Walter Iliadock. a boarder, yesteru
day. at her home“ Walter was given
thirty days by Judge Keogh this morn-
ins
i An. argument concerning the relative
values of diiferent makes 61 sausages
W—Personal taxes are due, and will
and l
. ‘lowing is a list of persons assessed
Nettie Wilson of Pennoye‘r
‘ iiiinml’isilsiu‘”
Mr. Dngan's case _
~Republicsn Rally at Red Men's
Hall, this evening.
George Hatter, s tenzyesr-old boy re-
siding with his parents on North
Main street, was thisInoon struck by ..
the mud-guard otI Dr. Gregory's auto
mobile. The boy was carried to his
home by Oiiicer Frank S. Stratton.
who examined had. and tend hI ’had
not been injured; and the attention
of a doctor was not needed ‘
IDsinty assortment of neflwear at
J. 'I Mallette' I. See adv.
—N0‘l'lcE.
Notice is hereby given that the ini-
I benefits and damages resulting and ac.
crulng from the change and discon-
tinuance at a portion of the highway
lOl‘ street in the third taxing district,
which runs from Gregory Boulevard.
so called East and South along land
of said third taxing district to where
said highway or street again joins
said Gregory Boulevard with .the
amount of their respective assess-
ments. all as embodied in the report
or the Committee .oi'll'reeholders, and
accepted and adopted by the Council
or said City on the 27th day at Octo
ber, 1914.
I Name
Winfield Hnntord‘
'Brldgeport Con. Co.
E. Norwalk Cemetery
Association
Christ Church Parish
Damages Benefits
81.00 .31.00
1.00 1.00
- an
1.00
1.00
’ 1.00
1.00
Dated at Norwalk,IConn.. October
30111.19“.
JOSEPH J. LiNXWElLER,
i
. l
. City Clerk
I ~—
I Sentinel dove. nu,
. ill n nun Hill
She Mixed suipuhr‘Wlth it To Re.
Store Color, Gloss. Thickness. . .
Common garden sage brewed into a
.edded, will turn gray, streaked an'd
lent, remove every bit of dandruff,
stop scalp. itching and falling hair.
Just a few applications will prove a
revelation ii‘Iyoiir hair is fading, gray
or dry. Isoraggly and thin; Mixing the
though: is troublesome. An easier
Way is to get the ready-touse tonic.
costing about 50 cents a large bottle
at drug stores, known as "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound " thus
avoiding a lot of muss.
While- wispy, gray, fadeif hair is
not sinful, we all desire to retain our
yoixthtul appearance and attractive
ness. By darkening your hair with
Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur, no one an
tell, because it does it so naturally,- so
eweniy. You just dampen 'a sponge
or soft brush with it and «trust this
strand at s time: b'yI morning all
gray hail-s have disappeared. and. If.
{tar another .
. +1....” M. shields Receives A'ppolnt-
Lilla; appointment since October, 1898,
‘ litter the accident.
hearty tea with sulphur and alcohol .
faded hair beautifully dark and luxur- ‘
Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, -
through your hair, taking one small II
lungs «rendering'them less .sensi-
. tlve colds
Republiunl wm Have} at. Tim at
“Men's Halt-This Evening.
The South Norwalk Republican Club
will hold another one 0! their sue-
cessiul smokers and rallies at new
Red Men’s Hall, Washington street.
this evening. This will probably be
the final meéting before election and
the members are puting forth every
exam to have the meeting a rouaer.
Candidates for State Senator, Huberts
E Bishop. and Representatives, Chas.
i“. ITrlstram'm Custer C. Hegeman.
will be present and will make some re.
marks. Other speakers willbe in‘st-
tendsnce and at the close at the meet-
ing there will-be an opportunity to
getaequainted with each other. '
. firesident ,I Hegemon rednests as
many members as pessible go up to
”the armory at 1:30 o’clock, there to.
meet the delegation from the First
and Fourth Wards and escort them
to Red Men' s Hall. The public is cor-
dially invited Ito attend the smoker.
‘All women are interested in corset
news. The D, M. Read Cole adv. is
full at such news today. Read it.
NORWICH ATTORNEY MADE REF-
EREE 'IN BANKRUPTCY.
. merit succeedlsgIAmoa A. Brown-
_ ins.
NORWICH. Oct. 30.—Thomas M.
Shieldss practicing attorney in this
city for the ” past eight years, has
been'notiiled at his appointmen
United States District Judge E win
Thomas as referee in bankruptcy tor
rtbe dlstrlct-‘Whlc'h includes New Lon
don county. The appointment is for
two years from the first or Novem-
ber. Attorney Shields succeeds At- I
torney Amos A. Browning, who held
{when the new bankruptcy law went
‘lnto eilect.
H. Krieger Co. has a communication
in their adv. on the last page which
they are especially anxious for you to,
read. A word to the wise is sutficlenM
BBIDGEPORT CHAUFFEUR KILLS
WATERBURY CHILQ
WATERBURY. Oct, lid—«Running
ydirectly in front of a‘ limousine on
South Main street at the corner oi
Clay, Richard, six-year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Arcand of 437 South
Main street. was instantly killed at
5:}0 last evening. William H. Weed.
chsui'ieur tor'ErwinI M. Jennings 0!
Bridgeport, who was‘ driving the lini-
ouslne, was placed under arrest on
a charge 01‘ manslaughter‘imm‘xdistely
He was at once released in‘bonds
of 32.000 furnished by lrving Chase
of this city. Weed was arraigned at
11 o‘clock this morning.
New line of rhodium and winter on
derwear opened today at Tristram d:
Hyatt’s.
ACCUSED 0F WHITE SLAVERY.
Federal Marshal Makes Arrest in New
I. Britain on Serious Charge. '
NEW BRITAIN Oct. 30. —William
day by United States Marshal Haw-
ley on a warrant charging him with
violation of the Federal White slave
act. He is charged with enticing Mar.
jory Roman from Perth Amboy, N
J.. to this city and thence to his Jam
in Leicester, Mass. The warrant was
issued by the Federal authorities in
Massachusetts - . I .
Frank. Jacoby is very enthusiastic
ter in suits, coats and drones. So en.
thusiastic is he that he is using cousin.
arable space to tell the readers otIthis
paper or the real values of his offering.
and read it.
#Advertise in the Sentinel. :
.
\T. ,
A Prompt Relief for
thorough remedy for
colds, especially. “hose hacking
coughs that breed bronchitis and ‘
its attendant dangers.
spoonful 'of‘ Linouine at. bed:-
sufficiently to permit a peaceful
night’s rest, and this treatment
restores theiI‘ deer
health , Innonme builds up the "
‘tI the” ‘seni‘e .
curing Iht (1 old and IIsirIeiigthens
the membranes of the throat and
over the opportunities he is able to co ’
Better turn now to the announcement '
time- so soothes the membranes _.
that the irritations are healed I
followed for a brief spec’s of Itime,
l
Sign This Week
At the
EAST
of . uality TELEPHONE 371
GILBERT CLOCK ' _
ALARM CLoCcoifs 6 5 PM
oases novnur. 11's . 0
Guaranteed ioIr ONE YEAR
Jones
Gold Medal
Pillsburys
FIOlll‘l 87Cmo
Best Family Flour 82C
Clover 8. Magnolia Milk
Hamlet Brand Milk
3 cans 'Evayoi'ated Milk
Whole Milk Cheese
BUTTER The finest crearheay
nRenoVated' in prints
EGGS Warranted, in Cartons
Pure Lard
compound Lard
Safety Mainlies
i,\_l
BAG
caulOc
8c
25c
pound 20c
35c
30c
doz. 30¢
pound '12'/2c
.. . llc
doz.
l. I
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INDIA
Tea Co.
125 Washington St.
-051: ‘
' 2 boxes Malena, each
BUTTERINE pound 189»
Smoked Shoulders .
m5“ Stamps‘wlth Teas &Cof~ffieesw .
to Stamps Fae with r lbrCofiee. asc‘
is Stamps Freewith 1111. Coffee
so Stamps Freewith 1 lb. Coffee
l4clb.
............3oc
.....35Ic
3o Stanips Ereewithl lb. Tea soc
4o Stamps Free with 3 lb. Tea 50c
GoStarn'pI Flee with I lb. Tea .60c
10 Stanips Free with the Following
19kg. Prern. Jelly Powder too
1 bot. Prendum- -Catsup rscx
I1 pkg PremiiimOatmeal
rjarPesnutButtcr
1 pkg. White Rose Mincemest.
that. Ammonia .......‘I
shat. Celery Salim...
s
1 aka? MacaroniorSpaglxwtti ... ioc'"
rllssllsss I-o‘.
‘"""'"""""."""‘."" 12¢
‘IOQIIIIOIsols-IOCQQ'C'... I“
1 pkg. Prepared Buckwheat..-..........,.....I....... 18c
.-'.........-.......... 1°C
unsouum-d. “min... 1°C
........... ice
1 box Shinola Shoe Polish 10c
Iblo‘sl'soiueoashevscool-IIICOIIQI 56
Save Prciiuum Stamps We Redeem Thom:
.I..I.,._.I.III...1,I~..; I I... I I I
. Coughs ' ‘
Kerr's IFlax~SIeed2 Emulsion,
Linoniiie, is the surest. and most
l ,iorms of
One tea- :I’II '
time it is I. .
Home , ,
“my” 1..
.II-n.‘
$41.50 value at
HIM!"
noun-v- “‘ ..
SPECIAL
5;“ The Most comfortable Rocker
_ to be had, either Golden Oak
. ~01, Mahogany finish regular
mos ma 1.
. EDISON
DIAMOND DISC
PHONOGRAPH
Brings the best .3
music to your
own home
For the formal party or the impromptu
dance, you always have music availa-
ble. Not ordinary music——the best.
rife .Edison Diamon'd Disc Phono-
graph has an intimate sense of person-
ality that sets it apart from all
other sound-reproducing instruments.
There’s no constraint in the manner _
in which Mr. Edison‘s new product in-
terprets music for music~lovers of all
tastes and/incomes. The Diamond
Disc sings with a voice set free from-
mechanical limitations. It will enter-
tain you and your trends when ”you ,
care to have it. Come in and hear the
new dance records,
A. J An gevine
8i Song Co.
South Norwalk, Geno;
eyelets. Price . .. .
KEELER’S Shoe Store
monomzs .
ATTACK
.IVICTORY '
t
1‘
We nine added i system to
house and you pay for it on in
will bring representative who
irons 82.85 to $8...
M “Her St. .
Men’s Rubber Heel Shoes
Made of Black King Cali—narrow toe, wide shank. fiat heel, blind"
sees-eclss ........................
Your available cash
Procrastination and .
1.5.3.... with SAVINGS _
ACCOUNT ..
O
Fairlield ,.Couuty Sayings Bank
WALL STREET,-
NORWALK
LIGHTING. .
our business whereby we can wire your
einstalment plan. A 'phone call or postal
will further explain. .
memo LIGHTING FIXTURES.
Our prices on more. are the lowest innown. No matter who does the L
wiring let us first. quote you our prices. Electric Yacnum Cleaners ‘18.,
THE WHITE ELECTRIC (I).
so. Non-walk
_....... ....__..
'l’hone 8426.
to our big stock of
for this high grade
children. All sizes
grade cotton.
Satisfactory Shoes
and Stockings
In adding the famous Triple Toe Line of Hosiery
Conneally&Bracken
18 WASHINGTON 8T.
""""" |1|.l,-,I II I 1,. '.V'
shoes we have made many friends.Iy. . .
hosiery, for men, women and
and shades, in silk, lisle and high
..............
of Unredeemd Pledges,
v, «I.
. Nerwalk PawnshcipI.’
I. .eourH NORWALKII -
‘ I I- Money indeed on articles or Incl.
The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
You will find a large selection
Firearms. Musical Instruments,
Jewelry and Salt Cases at the ,
I.II..JoIseph Rosenheld, Prop.
' 40 WATER smear. .
our: sHoEe no Mose THAN MEnEyf
: LY ILASTI WELL—YHEY I.
» WEAR wsLL. ' ‘
This means keeping their? shape
throughout a long, satistactory service; ‘I
if you want THAT kind,
TRY THE- BARR-Y SHOE.
Louis Avri J -
rosrorrxcs stock . I
sou-runes. Lit
Tools,
.‘ 3151‘
‘7
«M
.M .
FOR SALE.
.’
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MARVIN BEACH TRACT
In Large Flute (Shore Fronts )
c T. McCOVERN, Agent. I
; rsswalhliigton St, Soliorwalk. ~
ill you need additional Igvcapitsl in II
Norwalk Chronicler