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TUESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1915
THE SOUTH NURWALK EVENINC‘ SENTINH,‘ 1
Special ValueE
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’ TABLE DAMASK
‘ 25c., 35c., 40c, 50c., 75c, $1.00 a yd:
LINEN TOWELINGS
222 10c, 12 l-2c., 15c and 20¢. a yard
BATH TOWELS
1012.. 12 l-2c., 2512., 35c. and 501:.
A1
E. K. BANKS
2f MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOC K.
South Norwalk.
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All Grades of
PENCILS, NOTE BOOKS AND
', COMPOSITION BOOKS
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For S’chool Work At
D 0 N N E L L Y’S
l STATlt’lNERY STORE
16 So. Main St. So. Norwalk,
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Foret 1st for Nornalk and vicinity:
ltair and con inut 11 Hull tout-.1 lt1' \\ etl
nesday piiill) 1loud) and slightly
warmer.
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EMOTIONAL DRAMA.
Che Law of the Land" Opens Three
Days' Run at Worcester Theatre.
(From Worcester Telegram.)
it all simmersdown to sentiment,
us some real detective ability and
duplications caused by the innocent
«stander, the theme which moves
tithdt'amntic emphasis through “The
21.1111 of the Land."
While the conclusion rather
abrupt and surprising. it is in no wise
fillogicaj that a police inspector. who
ihas just become the father of twins,
_.~l1oul1i feel it a privilege to shield a
woman so mm with love for her suf~
(«ring boy, that in a moment of pas;
:imm'e rage she shoots her brutal
is
husband.
"The Law of the Land" opened at
\“111'1'1‘si1-11' theater last night, for a;
dnrs' run. Adelaide French,3
2.‘~.u1e1'ita's only VV'11111an producer 511.11.;
.111111 in her own company. and a ('reu-
tor of the Wonderful emotionttl role..i
Madame X, appears in George Jiroad~
liu'rst‘s 11111111111 as Mrs. 111111111111. Sup-'
2porting her a company of cheep-i
1ional merit, including (.‘oates'
‘thV'ynne, leading man.
“The Law the Lun1l”is2su1-
(harged with an element of 511. pense2
which grows 1onstanth', as diameter
after charauer is 1er“ 11 into the“ ob;
, three
is
of
'i‘he condit‘ons in the P’dsleiii dis
t iris hare clumped but little during
tl-e last 24 hours. (‘ool
weather VVith strong 1101'thle VVi .11.s
]>‘eV'all in the enstern portion of the
lake region :1n1l New England. Frost 2
were repcz'h d from Michigan. mm 2
Pennsylvania. New York and
pleasant 1
110m Minnesota southward to Ten-
nessee. 2,. _ .
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WEATHER A VEAR AGO
_ TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 46: high.
.(13, Fair.
The Barber’s Union will meet. t)-
nlght at 8:30 in C. L. U. Hall.
The Hungarians of the city will
hold a rally r1-11111y“‘11m111. t‘nmpalgn
discussion will be the evening's fea-
‘II'O. 3.11. n , ..2 2 2,2
i—‘lt’ttuiu‘ thdfhepubtican 11111111113111
{ed Men's will, this evening. 2 My
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it'nshiiigton, Conn. where she 1 has
been spending the summer, this even
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—-Cordlal invitation extended to pub-
lic to attend Republican smoker, Red
Men's 111111,.ton1g22111. '
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l--'I‘he city clerk's office. has had
r2111ny requests for sample ballots. but
as yet theV. or the official ballots.
12mm not been received front Hart-2
i‘prd. ‘
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£3.11. and’ 1111-11. onions E. Iioyt 111111
Attorney and Mrs. Joseph R. Taylor
liavc' arrived at their homes here ul-
tier several weeks' of dccldedlv inter
(lilting ,visits in vniious parts of the
untry, .2’t'h2e pnrtv journeving hunt
the Atlantic to‘ the Pacific coast.
, vappoftunity to best“ Republican
2andtdat93 at Smoker, tonight.
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2. Thete Will be an exhibition of fa-
bites and sketches for interior decor-2
ctirn at the (fild Academy Tea house,
in Fairflrld, on Wednesday afternoon.
llrs. Angeline Scott Donley will give a
{ilk on ‘Fashion in Furnishing” at
$130 ociock. It is expected that the
chair VVill prove very interesting. es-
peciallV to all those intending to build
1,212r redertrate their homes. The work
inhibited will be that of many of the
bin or 2k11_ow artists and interior decor-
1'
2 her son,
i1"\ttl11u
NW 2
England. (‘loudy and showery weath 1
er prevails in the Mississippi ValleVn
Mrs. W: H. (‘nurch will return from "
21f c111un1stnnt es whi1l1 surround the.
hootinc of ltobert Harding (loaded
on to the desperate deed by the bus;
band's threat to horsewhip Bennie,"
Mrs. Harding shoots the en-
raged-1111111 and Harding's se/cretury,
liro1l1ls2n1l.:1reres on the
‘sttlit' as the 1rime is (onstimtnnted.
l’1ior to the shooting the plot re-
'e'tls the secret love of Mrs. Harding
tor Geoffrey Morton and bears the
t'a1l that Bennie. is Morton‘s son. born
in wedlock with Harding. 7'"
The mystery of the shooting. of
course with the police alone. is in-
volved by the fact that Drockland.
Morton. Mrs. Harding and (.ihctwood.
the butler. are all connected with the
crime. The butler discovered the
body and placed the revolver inHard
ing's hand to imply suicide.
Not. a little comedy relieves the.
tragedy in tiielclevetuand admit-ro-
luspcctor..hy..tbe.h unpsssimmutlcr-aml
the rather tantalizihg 151119151 of the
secretary. s'
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port in the’ mic of Mrs. 115111111111 is
It part taxing the strength of an
actress for it moves from one dra-
matlc height to 111111111121 until the cit-
max comes in u hedrt broken confcs
sion, stopped before it is too lnie By
Miss French is a splendid emotional
actress. Heart and soul in her cf-
forts. she plays on the. finer emotions
with a keen 11nd subtle insight into
human nature—mature torn by griefs
and distracted by heart aches.
Comes Gwynne gives admirable sup-
port us Geoffrey Morton. He is of
the quiet type. the. man who impress-
es rather than awos. And always be
is the perfect gentleman, the. gullnnt.
MN and sacrificing father. 'SpnCe
will not admit of 11mm personal criti-
cism. The part of the butler is mare
terfulllV" handled by A. '1‘. Hendon.
Frank Steiling tempers the sterner
scenes with his
Brockland'flines. As Robert Harding
Durwood Primrose plays the part of
the 111111111 father with convincing~
power. John Austin and Joseph bier
rick are typical of those who 1eprei-
sent the law of the. land.
“The Law of the Land" appears at
the Palace Theatre, Saturdriy, Octo-
her 2.
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Paramount otters Hazel Down
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Be next doofifiévery customer
Your customerii three thousand miles off
think of you a; nearly a week’s journey
away By th 'f?- you are only three
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just around the Corner '
You can accustom distant trade to think
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Floral Tributes, original 01:-
signs. Casket Coverings ot rare
beauty. Moderate prices Prompt
service. Telegraph communica-
tion with leading florists in prin
cipal cities in the United States.
South Norwalk Florist
2 So. Main St. So. Norwaik, Ct.
Phone 364, l
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of you in termsi’t‘i "
by frequent usecf‘fiéstern Union Day and
Night Letters. ' 2 ’
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it every worth- while conven-
ience and many exclusive labor-
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article of furniture you'll
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, one use. Club Terms of $1. on
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'5 db” this. Come 1n Let us explain
details.
treat, orally, front the attack at, we. .
the sympathizlng officer: .1
Editor South Norwalk Semitic—f;
comedy reading of ‘
to give me a large enough guarantee
I and refused my offer to ploy on a 222po2r-
centage basis.
‘ I will personally guarante2e2this at-
traction as the best that 2m
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refund “the price of admiésioii i
‘play, company and ptbductiar is
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refer you to ths- cities and
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The New Science
tDEFlNiTION OF CHIROPRACTIC
2 Chiropractic is the definition of the
icause of the disease and the art of
Zadjustlng the same Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
lback. Even if done in childhood
,it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs snot
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2 Chiropractors remove the cause of:
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
ttorns in your body. Female troubles-'2
given special attention; also curvature
.of the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you. ‘
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Magnetic treatments given also. ?
1‘. Francis. D. C.
34 Washington st, 80. Norwalk. Conn
2 Graduate from Palmer School, tb'
discoverer.
CIDER .
2and WINE
Presses.
KENES
51111110.- 1010111
(Successor to Charles E. Dow)
12232 Washington Street _
. South 2Norwalk
Childrcnsfi Dresses
A few numbers in children's
dresses, suitable for school wear.
21111111141211.1111“ styles with contrast-2
i111; collars, cuffs and belts, made
of linen. Pink, blue and grey strip-
ed. ginghsm, made in pretty styles." ’
Others in white linen with plaid ‘
"Twist styles. -
2 yrs. to 6 yrs. Speéisl at 391:.- 2
Striped seer-sucker dresses, trim- 1
med with contrasting bands- of 2
plain material, at 601; 2
Combination blue chambrey and 1
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plotd in latest styles, at
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HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
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,Self Lighting Burners. See
our stock before buying. 1. ., .
Ga Hot were: Heaters
STORE
For Rent
Now Occupied by the United
Electric Light and Water Co.
Enquire
Clifford Hotel
. TUNA FISH
18¢
1234c?
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Davey’s
Phone 410
BUY
Hazelton
Coal
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122 wnu rr.
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le 11 not beautiful in its glistening
coat? Yes. and what's more, it will
wear well—we gussdptee that. All our ,
paints. oils, stains, varnishes, sum
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2thst has been painted with our paints.
that's your protection.
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IO FIRST .TI' :31" NOHWALK
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It May Be
that good workmanship, best mater-
ials, and moderate prices are not
the points which 11111111219011, but
many people who are looking for a
square deal in dentistry are con-
vinced by such treatment that they
have chosen the rlgmntist. It
does not matter how little or how
much work your teeth may need,.
you will find I am giving the same
care to a minor condition that is
required to make a. large piece of
work a success. Is it not worth
your while to attend to your teeth
now?
Norwa l k
Sundays
16 south Maln St.. Soot
Hours. 9a m. £0811?
111-..1 11. Mallory
hv appointment only.
Howmnw
2Entrance on Main 5%., Fairneld
Ave. and Cannon St.
Bridgeport, Conn. f2:
2. Tuesday. September 28,1915.
Plaids are truly oi
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i211 tlit'pl.1i1l silks and 1111plins.111d
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tolor \\i]lV‘il inukts tlnnt thor-
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rich finish. 'l11~.'12V' plaids tell but
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combination \Vith plain sltmlcs
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appeared. ’
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and purple narrow stripes could
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produce an cfiut oi «lup hearth-1!
lint they do. ' 1
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stript of grtcn and tliroiwli Cen-
ter of that grew stripe is one 0‘22‘
blue.
There are sclt stripes:
and brilliant.
And richness marks the entire
collection: richness and bar lV
Most patterns the $1. 50 yards.
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we Have u Complete Line at,
Suits, (bats, Skirts.
and French-America
murmur 2
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(Gregory Boulevard)
East: Norwéllr
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