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THE SOUTH NURWALn EVENING SEN'rinm;
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Special Values
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125:, 35c., 40c, 50a, 75a, $1.00 a yd.
Lil‘iEN TOWELINGS
,2 High School Notes
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ldvanced
students interested in‘
.10o., 12 1.2:" 151:. and 20:. a yard .
BATH TOWELS nual arts and having the first or!
tip, 1°C.. 12 12c.. 21c. 35c. and 50:. .‘ and periods tree, see Dr. Gumbart.
xdvanced students interested in;
sehold arts and having had no ex-
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uousehoid arts and having had expel
mute, see. Dr. Gumball if they have‘
”he sixth period free on Wednesdays
‘and Thursdays.
There will be 21 sewing class on Fri-~
ltluvn in the sixth period.
E, K, BANKS lence, see Dr. Gurnbart. There
MAHAC .EMO HOTEL BLOCK_ ‘ I be a class on Tuesday in the)
7' South Norwalk. l 1h period. l
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WEATHER FOR ECAST.
Notices will not be given out in as
<64111bll' on'Fridavs any more. This
-ls.<PIllbl_\' will be devoted to musical
presentations, singing and literary‘
presentations on dili'erent subjects by
scholars.
l‘lton Hoyt, a Hikh school student,
who l1a5_.i1een liling in Bell island
all summer, has returned to his home
on Bayview a1 enue.
The Senior class held its second
meeting yesterday at 2:10 p. 111. Mr.
under. the temporary chairman. was
2rcsiding. The election turned out as
follows: Paul O’Brien for president,
.liiss Francis Roberts for
So. Norwaik.
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i For Mprwalk and 141.1111; : 11. in it) lent, t'harles (lelrrmun t'or treasurer
night; Sunday pitl‘ll} >tl0llti3'; strong and Clrnrles Murphy for seer-9mm: A‘
northeast to north onus, Motion was made that the committee
becomny.
west Sunday. -
A disturbance which is
warning over Lake Ontario is cruising
cloudy and rainy weather in the ens:
firn portion of the Lake l'cuion am‘.
the northern portion of New England.
Another disturbance which is central
near Atlantic City, N. J.. is (‘tilln‘ilHT
rainy weather with high winds along
the coast from Virginia to Maine.
Block Island reported a wind velocity
pf 48 miles per hour. Pleasant weath-
or prevails in the central and western
be elected 011 ballot, except on some
.per 1.1 occasion when it has been v0
ed that the president appoint them
The front door question was brought
central this
ake it up A motion was also made
and seconded.
"up the Ben Greet Players. 'l‘heoo
‘ls You lee it," in the High School
".rcnt results are anticipated.
Assembly Hall, two weeks fronutodny, ‘
honor our 1111
3 once~a teaspoontul today often saves
,tongue is coated. This ic‘a sure sign
Ccroas, irritable, feverish, stomach soup,‘
‘breath bad
1 diarrhoea, sore throat, full
‘and sour bile gently moves out of its
. this harmless “fruit laxative," because
up, and a committee appointed tol
that the Senior clans.
hould make some money by manugw
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'v'iil play the Shakespearlan comedy;
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IS CROSS, IllilllSH,
lllllll CINSIIPAIION
If tongue is coated breath bad, stom-
ach sour, clean liver and bowels.
Give "California Syrup of Figs" at
a sick child tomorrow.
if your little one is outer-sorts,
half-sick. isn’t resting, eating and act-
ing naturally—look, Mother! see it
that its little stomach, liver and bow-
els are clogged with waste. When
stomach-ache.
of cold,
give. a teaspoonful of “California Syrup
of Figs." and in a few hours all the
constipated poison, undigested food
or has
little bowels without griping, and you
have a well, playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
it never fails to cleanse the little one's
liver and bowels and sweeten the
stomach and they dearly love its
pleasant taste. Full directions for
babies. children of all ages and for
grown-ups printed on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a Elli-cent bottle
of “California Syrup of Figs:" then
see that it is made by the "California.
Fig Syrup Company."
The members of the lmmaculutoll
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nutogruplrctl
\\'ilh thirtccu of
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OWLAND’S
Bridgeport, Conn.
Saturday, October 2, 1915.
The store, smiles with new Autunn
merchandise. On every side is the
glow Of riCh‘color and the charm of
new style. Men and women are alike
given good andheart-whole service
Arab autograph in 4
the Garden of Allah.
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how it
Slit-1k ll;1l1—.\lctl§
1f the (tuition of .\llitll colupun}.
Folks who get the
hcrc next Monday
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t1 ibcsrntn
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1c will visit the Sltlll‘ tllnst
crnoous from 2 to 4 :lt)
llrtrc uill be opportunm to:
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act, to talk uitb llltlll.~-jll\‘l to
Conception and Children of Mary so scc tllc 111 is to udlrlr :1 glimpse of.
dalities will go to communion in a
body tomorrow morning at St. Joe
eph's church, ‘South Main street.
-Good speukers, Democratic llnlly
tonight
Miss Mildred Ketchnm. of Chestnut
strep, downtown, starts her duties to-.
morrow as contrailo soloist at Christ
Church. Westport.
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uiistrlots. The temperatures are ris-
jug slowly between the Rocky Moun-
tains and the Mississippi“ iver.
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"WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: Low,
71). , Clear.
The Republicans will meet tonight
iii the Winulpouk Republican Club in
theiriourth we... candidate; on the
ticket will be the snooker-o.
The loot race of the season (or the
members of the. Star Class of the Nor-
..wulk Yacht Club will' the heldyeithel'
this afternoon or tomorrow.
55: high,
business.
of quality.
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~~Medium Tapered Crown Derby
O‘ Brien' s. - with ours.
, The Lockwoods and independents, ,
“mm” Dem‘mng' ““1 pl” 9' d°“‘ Don’t trust to chance in spending ypur money, but
:2::::$ersaie?$“:::::t film? come to the store and see for yourself how well the
come. makers of Clothcraft have succeeded
7 Some time the first Of next week . beauty,» style and Substantial value
thatsectlon of East avenue between .. over-coats at
Van Zant street and Winfield street
will be thrown open for traffic by the
street department. .
——Dr. Cluno speaks at Assembly
Moll. Wall street, tonight.
. The city ocuncil will ineé’t next
Tuesday evening. One of the most
important o! the matters to be consid-
‘ered will be the much abused “clam-
tax. ” other matters will be discuss-
,ed.
#:fiHear; the real live issues of the
campaign discussed at the Democratic
Rally tonl glit-
”Theatre goers in Norwdlk have a ‘
busy night baton them. Two rattl-
ing good shows our be given in this“
my. "A Pair or Sines" plows in thé
Regent Theatre; on Wall. street. while
'The Law of the Land, " will show in
The Paint-"19.011 North Main street-.3 ‘ . -
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. . ‘ 85 Was\lmgton St.
, t-—-J. Ricclo. auto parcel delivery. -
EiQuick service all over town. Tel 1623.
Members 0! Eureka ltebokah Lodge
will 1mm 9. class initiation the even»
as of Friday, November 5. 0n Thurs _
day evening, November 4th) the local
embers will visit Fidelity Lodge, 1.
O. 0. Ft, lnBridxoport. The director
has announced a. lull reheat-cal wilLbe. .; ,
held next Friday night. Every mom-l ' ‘
liner of the team on guard m re-
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dent oi south Norwalk Baptist
Committee. »
~ pastor and organized for the y
LUCK
Finding four—leafed clover never led to success
And the increasihg sales of Clothcrait Clothes for;
men and young men are due not to luck, but to 69
years of scientific factory mothers and high standards
Not chance but good judgment led us to put Cloth-
craft into our store and back the makers'
$12.00 10518.00 .
BENJAMIN CORRECT CLOTHES
$18.00 to $28.00
"moss" GLOVES FOR LADIES AND MEN
$1.50 AND BETTER ‘
——JOSEPH DAVIS-—
Ml's'é'to' Nfg'knv count I‘ll-11:. ORGAN;
Mrs. Charles -L. Cole Chosen Presl-
met last even up at the home of the
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in putting
into suits and
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South Nor-walk. Conn
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Mme tallowmg} appointments “were
made:
Missionary Superintendent,
Charles Cole.
Secretary, Miss iii Buxton.
Finance Chairman, Min; .H. 1’.’ Mon
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Missionary Educational Director,
Mrs. ll. G. Hartley. , ' '
.tcholrmnn ot Publicity Committee.
Mrs.
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bat \Hmtlttful spirit of thc rim—l
ml of ulritb ucrc all ttutl.
in Robert Ilitt"'l111u«~ remarka—l
l‘r.1ulc it is it w-‘omltlfttl story—
and a uoutictful lilih has lsctu
made of it.
Special edition of the stun—-
nulogr raphctl if )ou \\i5ll,“‘50(‘.
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Victor potpourri
for Qctober.
If there its-on} good thing
missing from’thc \ icmr October
list of recordfi, noborlv knows it.
Overture. frdfh willurh Tell. new
‘ harp selections “by Slasolrt, new dance
music. new renditions of old time
songs, new songs from the newly
popular plays, recitation, marches,—
evcrythinx is there.
Victor excellence. man 5
them all too. ”Smootbncss. clear- ,
the
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tress, rich to1rc,-~aii mark
”Victor records‘ond «nuke
delightful to the listener.
Front ' basement.
,cxtra bcauh
that spirit l\ absolutcl
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These give dress
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Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., and Cannon St.
Store open Saturday till 9 p. m. .f.
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{ Love-Link bracelets Your suit
fresh new look. :,
\K’stcts 11f litll tit-orgcttc cr‘cpci
bate clittlhc (ltttnutiou of but-
tons and art rnurlc with citlrcr
high or lou netk. $1.51) and $2.
light untl iinc anti bcuutiful
vcslccs and guimpc arc of 11ct'
out] (ligalltl). Embroidery and
tutkiugr and 1:111 and pr'cttt but—
NHL“: on all trsttl to ghe tbcm
$1 and $2.
\ct guimpts ubitc untl c1111
illt“tl [ln‘x‘t‘ uniqut mtn fat-t lu.l1;1\e ltnrwr Slt‘”t‘\t.\‘ :llltl arc trim
$1.
Center aisle, front.
the d u itlr lace
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DjerKiss- perfume
has arrived.
lightfui and lasting
get perfume.
l)llt‘tl from l‘rnnt‘c
II'\'crkol’is .\mcritau afltlll-r—(lll
'chrlxiss pcrituncs and ponder:
are made only in Paris.
Perfume. refreshing and refin—
ch,—-—$I ounce.
For truveleraz-w—tastetul cases cov-
ered with cretonne and lined with
rubber. which holds all one s toilet 111'-
llicies in cleanly and safe manner——
75c, $1 and $1. 50.
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oer or other favored spot, oval and
oblong, white, «501:.
Miro-Dena. toilebheips have valueS
Their quailty'la do-r
land attraction.
lpendoblo; their odors agreeable:—
taicum powder—2250
face powder—50c: 75c and $1
toilet water—(15c and 81
extreme—50c, 75c and $1 on.
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Center aisle, trout.
Yes: :1 fresh supply of tis tie»
llal‘d- tO- inhw 500, $1 and $1.25.
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\llfli'lllill" l1rat‘c.ltt
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and other new delights!
lmjc Link is the newest and from a spltntlitl lot ut nool
at $1 SO-anrl 1111\1
lions~ on “liltll initials are to be from the one she
ulc lrtld lonctlrcr by pa) $20.
liat‘lr alter—1
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entrrzu ctl
unique slidingr links.
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pate link is lrcart~shapetL linked
together, a number of them make
prcth uutl unique lliu‘JiitClti
l inks of sterling Mixer—251‘.
Rose beads, made in California and
delightfully scented,
M390
:H‘I‘DS- 50
Those new red necklaces-of beads
land effective—25c and 50c.
Gate top mesh bags of graceful fin-
cht aisle, front.
Camisoles
and corset-covers
Here are the two;
for its purpose.
caclr ideal
Camisoles of beautiful
catc shade of pink.
Trinuned with fine lace; dain‘
ty in every feature—$1.25.
Corset-covers planned to in-
sure warmth to the wearer
Knitted from sturdy cotton,
‘good weight, simple in finish——
25c and 29c.
Who wouldn't choose 11:13.- " can»
isolc for wear ’ncath beautiful
for protccion against chili?
Tip
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3"saving devices all rolled into one
to use.
Weekly. make it easy for you to,
do this. Come in. Let us explaiil
Get YOur
McDoUGALL
Cabinet. Today
.. cry worth-while convent“
nd many exclusive labor,
’of furniture you'll be
mud to own and more delighted
Club Terms of $1.00
etails.
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All the seasonable handsome
weaves.
All the rich Autumn colors and
.hiack. ‘ L
fine,
crop dc chine in ovhitc and dcli—‘
thin gown? and the corset—cover
different color-11,}
lll\t’lt(l really tor “(tiring-enfth
it has been tried 011 and tarcfully ‘
Siher hat pins of new pretty not fitted ‘
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' mixtures.
‘of $20.
Htrr tlrt buttons and lindirws
all!
lfor'cool seasonse—mstead of $27
I$135
every way,
The Holland, Dry Goods Company
to order—$20 l‘ L
\lmost any 11111111111 may pick
«ills
a suit tirade
prcfcrs—atid
'l‘lrat amount pups
tlollr 11.1w lor tbt
Skinner fruarnntecvl
for the
lining: Mof IV
tilin, pays
'pays
I‘or it, comp tctl suit is tie-
Seterai attractive new styles
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Fancy woolens: plaids, stripes‘ontl
Staple weaves and novelty; include
ing gabardine and broadcloth.
Suits of all sizes 11p to 4G. bust ~
are made at this notable price
Ior suits of larger size,
charge is $22.
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Right aisle, rear.
Right aisle rear.
Silk stockings,
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rich and heavy—$1. 35.
Handsome silk stOckiugs so
firmly knitted that they are idtal:
.Ricb tlccp black. Pure- fine
silk from too. to hem. o
'Irue combination of beauty-r
and (lurabiiitv.
From one of our regular hulk
crs. up to his high standard in
flawless and fine...
Sizes 9, 9 1—2 and 10 only— .
151-55?
Left aisle, rear.
- gift things
llave you trl
There is nothing more tasty
There are so many temptin
M as A. Wilsom
do School Missionary Director.
0 Miss M. Robins.
Boston. ‘
ounx‘ Pooplo' a Misaldnury Director, ‘
serve it, that it never grows
' East
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ed one. PEANUT Bil-TIER?
Made while yout wait.
Best Family Flour
India Tea Co
than good fresh i5eanut Butter. ~
gtwaysto 15 C b
tiresom.
( C bag
~12! WASHINGTON STREET.
,1" as wear. WASHINGTON or; _
AilT,EMBROiDERY_
An especially attractive collection of art goods are at hand ready for
those who wisely provide now for Christmas gifts. ‘
' . A beautiful, assortment. of stomped articles to. embroider, as well
as knittlng materials for milking shawls, “a. J,
fancy oracles that‘aro produced-hum colored yarns.”
for crooheting, hand crochet work ‘elng applied now to so many em,-
«hroldered pieces such as towels. underwear. scarfs, etc.
There are artistic designs in Ribbons, including plain and moire
,; Dresdens, striped, checked and plaid enacts, which are very Recital)!
:tor making opera bags. coat hangers. sachet bags and other .preti
1" We will not attempt to xive you even a brief list 0: the n 11 items:
but would be pleased to show them to you at the department.
sweater trend the various‘
Also materia“
CANS
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Alhertl’ Gehcbe
Phono' 10002.‘
#11110in 15211.er
wrltes: "For three month
intense pain in the kidney
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Norwalk Chronicler