. i special Values m TABLE DAMASK 25.,c 3: '.c, «9ch 500., 75s., 31.01” yd. LINEN TOWELINGS 12 1-2:., 151:. and 20¢. a yard BATH TOWELS I i' 100,—. 456.,0 L DC. AT E K. BANKS MAHAC (EMO HOTEL BLOCK. South Norwgik. T Demonstrating Room in-town positvely sound proof, 1h? same as all the big stores in N w York are using. Come in and Se our Music Room at . 1 doys cctrs 16 So Main St So Norwalk The Only Music Elli NEWS WEATh' ER it ‘ORECAST. £01“ NOqul i‘ air ioi‘ight; Frm: cloud imiss, followed 11,\ rain and warmer. The West 111:111111 hurrii-nnce u'hrr‘n vats central near New Orleans yes- terday morninn, nniiheastward and is (her Mississippi. it has somewhat in intensity during the last 24 ’hours. Meridian, Miss. reported 11 barometer reading of 29.32 inches. and 6.00 inches of rain. No report was received from New Orleans, cc , Fla, reportedg‘a maximum wind ve “city of 64 miles an hour. An area of 'high pressure central over the L; region» is producing cool. plea- sant weather in the northern districts. Friists‘were reported from Michigan on tward to New F‘ngland and south- ward to Pennsylvania. 11nd \itinih: int-rousing now cent rnl decreased rATHER A VEAR ‘AGO TODAY. cmpcrathre‘ lg“. Halli?” '67 . Fair. ' F113 Smith, at Hawkins avenue, has re ‘. over! to Soutbport. rs. J. Weiseit oi 66,?1‘aylor avenue isgntertainlng her. brother and sister oirEnst Hampton, Conn. ' m ighway Commissioner C. J. Ben- twawarded today to Thomas Car- ”ot Meriden the contractor for the ct structlnn of two short sections of ‘ ominous macadam (tar penetration) "Newlngtnn for $6,878.50. .1. -—1J. Riccio, auto parcel delivery. Quick service all over town. Tel. 1523. The building inspector today Issued the roiiowing pennits: To 31161121111 Gunbin, to erect a six-room house, cost $1,800, on Reynolds street: to C \l‘. Pennell, to install plumbing for ' Ray Waldron, Myrtle streetnand M. Iii. Benedict, Secon’d street. .- A petition in bankruptcy has been filetl murt by the National Seat & Novel 3 1y Manufacturing company of Covln': ‘ trv, through Arthur J. Kinsman, its president. The company has liabilities 01‘ $16,770, and of this amount'Sl-LZIR. Assets include nia- ‘chinery valued at $5,000, and i‘eal e:— tate valued at $5,000. A claim against the New York, New Haven 3& Hart- turd Railroad company listed as a lire '1 --.. is unsecured. loss is given‘a value. of $26,000. * t . ——no NOT spacer that you have planned to lunch F'rl- day at Chuntry Club. 1212c.25c.,35c.and 50c.z ‘Also do not kick holes in terrace to , aerator and the second filter. \\'ithoui [has mowd slowly l’ensw: iGumhsrt, Arthur-Mildrithts. J. Kelley. . . E» W'mi. ‘Ndwat‘d 'mahpfimtfl; ONL‘J O'Hlmi Niall! Ohm $018011 . 3 Perry. in the United States district THURSDAY. SEPT. 30,1915 1 ,33 High Schoiil Notes I he Boy’s Athletic Association willl i a meeting today at 2:10 p. m. iation fees will be collected. he first fire drill of the season i.- it place yesterday in the. first find. he (lirl‘s Athletic Association met terday at 2:10 p. 111. Miss Henry ., -<iding. They planned to organize walking club, and made and second- ed a motion that no member should use unless she had paid up her dues. (.irls were appointed to collect the Te ens in each heme-desk section. ' The Senior Cluss will meet on Fri- day at 2 :10 p. 111., to elect omceis Students will please keep oil neigh boring lawns, and not sit on terraces. keep from sliding off. 8iNl0N CLASS 0f Nltlll 80N0lll VlSIlS llllllt (Continued From First Page.) gravel. it then passes through another light striking at any point, it passes through the twelve and sixteen inch '111ai11s into the homes and factories of the city. it has been estimated the sand at the filter will last for mil?) hundred years. Aside from the pupils yesterday. there were in the inspecting party: S. S. Hatch, William Snabye, William 0.‘ hit-Lean, William Moran. \V. W. (iibson. of Troy, N. Y. Miss L. Finch and William D. ’OBrien. The following teachers were on the trip: I. M. lger, Mrs. Harry W. Blake, Marion liodwell. Bessie Boland, May Behind, J. N. Bro- therton, Catherine llrown, Madeline Campbell, Madeline Curran, J11. R. Frost, Charlotte Gorham, Mildred llalloran, Mrs. A. G. Harris. Ethel F . Hayes, Ethel Hirst. Edna liunkemler, Lois Gillette, Margaret Koch, Ruth Long, Marguerite O'Sullivan, Lucy Redtteld, Maungyder, Elizabeth Sher- er, Dorothy Smith. Florence Starr, Julia Stewart, Lillian Twombley. Hel- en Waring, Blanche Welch; .li‘srryz W. Blake, . P. Brewer. Harry B. Bussing, John A. Campbell, Irving Dikeman. Lyman Gilbert, Williomifllllette, E. H ”rind pupils 13.3?owell. Vernon RnymondnE Sherman; Charles R: Suimd, Sowsrby, Raymond Sturtevant,,Doi1- aid Taylor, is. .1. Tracey, 11. D. wm- cheater, George Wood and 'W. C. HI 5" .‘r, CIDER ‘ and WINE Presses ‘l‘I-EE SOUTH NORWALR EVENING SENTINm .‘...., ”3“, HOWLAND’S ENTRANCE ON MAIN ST., FAIRFIELD AVE, CANNON ST. ' Stylish Suits For All Figures at 112010125. There are suits at $20 so pretty and such good style PACE F t OWEANI.)’I~‘ H Bridgeport, Conn. Thursday, Sept. 30, 1915. that majority of women will quickly choose from them. There are suits at $22.50 and $25 that show forth with rare 'charm all style worked out‘g‘fin excellent broadcloth and poplin and serge. There are haiidsome suitswof velvet with decoration of mom and chormi ming—at $25 For women bidull figure; tasteful styleful suits of rich brown and blue and block at $25. These" are cut on lines in" figure; are simply decorated with braid and buttons; range in sizes from 37 to 53 bust. that give grace to The $20 and are much- varied 1n style. 3 ' q)! l‘" 4..,1 Jackets are box or titted. some ‘in fact many’ have belts. Practically all are cut in square military fashion Collars , of velvet or velvct'is often used to trim them. '~ l Beaver and... opossum and other furs are used for trim- ming, applied at collar and coils. ‘ ‘ Skirts are often trimmedmith braid in handsome pat. ' - terhs. Some skirts have broad band; of velvet around bot tom; it gives them "much warm appearance Deep navy. rich brown. handsome Russian green; these with black are (iiivoi'cd colors—and how riCh they are in broadclotthand poplins and serges of stordy texture.- How thoroughly in tune with the crisp Autumn days these new suits are! .. iiiidli. * innit (,« \- the gOOd “Styles of the season; those ? i ng touch of opossum fur in their trim- v \ $22. 50 and $25 suits in regular sizes ‘ . t P 33. m. THE HQWLAND DRY :,_GOOD81COMPANY \twnitc suits lltt‘illll quit 'cm just hctziust thci arc gr'ouing. smait shic 1'01 big boys bluish cfi'ccts— SOIL u av it fits, 111 clicct. and $4 all the comfort of on old or soft Stetson—$3. 50 Ho WLAND’S P lx’r'v. Clever shoes! Q ”ft. lliosc smart snappy (“lords that younw men iii!!! So 111111111-11 are almost duplitutul 111 lllt iicu lou shoes. . inf'lish lasts uith long \.:1111p:1nd nanou 1111:11hll1m 11.01 limit lilx't lllllil' ll) 11] uLl Russi l calfskin, lililtl.’ and . $3. $4. $5 and $11. Xt'til‘ Fill)(‘\: till. 11'1111dtiiull1' t‘tiilll‘tJIlalil(.»‘ top mine :it pricc. l‘illl'ilt'lll :irt'nuc door. And now long-trouser Double-Service suits! 'l‘liost liovs many in number \\ 11111 c cnjm cd I loublt; \\ c \c addtd alltlllltl member to lllt family—tho Double— Scr ltC suit for boys of to to it). made uith loll” ll‘OllStl'S, a spccil .\cw style of sack root with patch pockets. .r Two pairs of trousers. manly and stylish of cut. Vcst of the latest linc: snug tilting. trim, . Made of handsome \t’oolcn 111 lelll‘CS in gray and brown 3 Made of blue scrg‘c of fine quality and line weave—— Front l1 :iscmcnt. STETSIONS All the new ones! "Might as v1 cll pick from a big tolloction; got ,ghoice 9f all , hem. . . . . 1. RE \DY—fi. \ll 'the new colors, Some of the shapes, :1 manc all of the new shapes. can find only here in' this secti‘ T here is high class to a Stet 5011. It IS difl'crcnt in air, in t u \ Any man will feel better batted under a Stetson. 3 " Soft Sietsous, rith shadt-s, snappy or qui'ct shtipcsqts‘gfi‘ Stctson comfort sclf— conforming Dcrbics built so they fit wit. Main floor, rear. ribs --NlB[|ll D. NNNGNN (Successor to Charles E. Dow) 112 'Washington Street South, Norwalk 11111111111? 1m . THE PEOPLE’S TRHST COMPANY '3 At: a meeting Of the Board of Directors of The People’ 3‘“ 3 «Trust Company. held this day. a dividend at the rate 'of . ‘ 4% per indium was declared to depositors in the Sayings 79 VVashington street South Norwalk, Ct. September 27th 15315. i MlSS BOUTON TNJUHE’D Miss llelen Bouton, of Sou aventIe, was slightly injured 3 by a motorcycle, driven by 0 lt‘lorie, of Cliit street, on Tuesday even- ankl‘e, but is resting comforihiily to- any. 1!. . 1'..* ”.1 Mm visit in Bellmar, N. J. "1 three new members were taken ,3“ Hoyt’ 5 Theatre Barber Shop. w‘h’ich re cently left the union. "'~ -— _.._.--i-—. -.'~: ,, A, ing Miss Boutonwos injured around the face and arms, and has n sprained bormer Sheriff and Mrs. William’nny loss, because of his “purchases".lie displayed a check of the Fair-field Vollmei, this afternoon, rettii‘iie‘ti to ‘ their home on W est aietiuotti’rihh‘h The Barbers' Union in this city is grow.ing At Tuesday night’s meeting Action was also taken agaiiist the. Join the Monongall Club ‘1 Get every worthwhile. ceaven- ence and many inclusive labors, saving devic pisart'iclo of furniture you’ll be , 3031 d to own mentor: delighted _ _ 0 this. ICome' m. . 'PECUHAR Buuco ‘ ‘ lwbo is now in parts unknown. ' i This indiildual said his name was ‘ Frederick C. Haupt, and that he is in GAME IN NORWALK the employ oi the New ’Haven road as; 3nn‘engineer. He volunteered informs? itio'n freely concerning himself, his 3 1 financial responsibility and the reason- ! for his locating in this city. The mat- No one has: ter of money appeared nothing to him. . (Continued From First Page.) lguie, but that was all. or “orders," but A. J. Augevine andi County National Bank and said it was Company furniture dealers of Wash- for $1, 500 He said that re- surveyl ington street, bought specially for thislbork on the Danbury division 113d customer, and- thus will have about3bi‘0llght him here $200 more of stock than would other With this stock of information on wise have been in their store. Mrs. his tongue s end, Haupt spent ouys in, David Workman, of Belden avenue, the stores. After leaving an order at had the rooms on the second floor of Angevlne's store, incidentally ‘moklng her house newlyepapered to meet the demands of her prospective "boarder," Haupt next visited Raymond & Son, turnitnre concern uptown, and there lookediat the stock, nonchalantly tig- uring that he. would want about $200 worth. He ordered some goods from '0. B. Jackson,-the jeweler. These were sent to Mrs. Workman's home, 0 0.1). Haupt was not there when they arrived and they were sent back.'1‘ristram it Hyatt's clerks spent time showing ‘himurugs and carpets, it is‘r’epdrted. Before Haunt. "decided upon the rooms at Mrs. Workman's place, he had looked “at rooms at Mrs. Meeker' s, ‘West avenue, and told her he would take them That was the last 5hr: saw ‘0! him. "' ——..~—- Get Your McDOUGALL Cabinet Today 0 rolled into one Pf 1 toiuse. Glut)w Terms pf $1.00 eekly make it c?“ you to;- l: s explai - . humps: and finestsltlu '- 0.11.6.1 Machine , N: WOl‘kv ' ‘ .935 CLAN llCENSE tbe~ooncern buy additional furniture, . The. nnnualwineeting of the‘" [Norwalk improvement Associai; will be held Tuesday afternoon; :30 o'clock, at the home. of AROUSES PR0IIISIII,2 Everett Bulkley, on St. John's s 3 Oilicers will be elected and rope . _ the. ycm ’s “ ork gone over. '1‘ The pioposed city ordinance which‘mn be ““1"“ interesting discus" is now before the council, and will be concerning Community H3“ voted upon next Tuesday night. mak- 3 ' ing it obligatory for those who u ouldl ' “Just think of the brave cz dig clams ()l oysters pay a $5 license, 1 ing himself at the head of his a has aroused an indignant stonn of; exclaimed the enthusiastic brotest. There was talk this morn- thmg "Suppose hewere kille ing downtown of starting a petition to' leading a Chaim!" “My dear” present to the council next TuesdayiS swered Eben. 22:3 0:11:53; night condeinnin such action. never w s 1 1 g lion. "—Birmingham Age- Herald. ~ We Have SoldsOver u. like the Stewart. j , Prices irom $20 00 to $55. 00 ‘ Every. one guaranteedxto givegatisfaction.
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