I’AGE FOUR THE SOUTH NORWALK more; 8W1)
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FRIDAY. OCT. 8, 1915‘
New Fall Merchandise
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Eand that this years result represents
‘the best they can possibly do. with al-
most limitless resources. financial and
otherwise. while the “drye” are chip
“to carry on their battles with vol-
unteer workers and meager treasurles.
raw .9.
EAST ‘ NORWALK
When a Norther threatens and the motor freezes instcatl
’ -" of bufésthc wind, you’ll need a warm, friendly overcoat"
to stick closer to you than a brother.
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Norman Hazzard, of t ‘entral avenue,
Ills secured a poaition with the Oscar
Badman grocery store, on Van Zuni
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NEW—S
has been spending a. few days visitiing
friends up New York State, along the
Hudson river.
B. l. Smith spent yesterday on 1
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a ~~A~ .M
Joseph Ohio!“ is spcndln. ”pita
days with relutives in blew Haven.
Mr.nners.Mlcbucliloolettustlo .I'
Don't wait to be caught
without a wind shield.
Your
Benjamin
Overcoat
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The crispy days that are now upon us call for llealier apparel, and
in this respect we are splendidly prepared to serle you with full
h stocks at very moderate prices.
liable merino, good silk and wool us well as all wool garments. All
the various shapes—low or high neck, sleeveless, short, elbow
long sleeves. knee or ankle length.
FLANNELETTEE NIGHT GOW NS—Made 01 excellent quality flannel-
ette. various styles, cut extra full, in all sizes. Prices range trom
son. to $1.50. ' '
IFLANNELETTE NIGHT (lows—Made 01 all White and colored
stripe flannelette; some are finished with ruffle and neatly trim-
or
. business trip to New York. A very nn- ”are!“ 0‘ . w’ m Tuesday ML awaits your selection. med “t 25“” 39" “‘ 50“
mu Keeler. of Reynolds street. NI this: for In sum to do. a Mrs. K. C. Raymond of Broom!!! It 1“ soft fabrics as warm LONG FLANNELETTE Kmouss—r‘ancy putterns in blue, pins and
employed by the Harris Grocery CODI‘ ‘ most 0! “I m. u m, m. visiting ”I“ “u L. Hoyt 0‘ SM Km 5 as toast but without FIY; ‘n .n mnmt 0! pretty style.‘
pm. on “I“ We“, "8 ‘ "5“" trsvoling salesmen 01' by mail. me“ : . ' . f ’ rusmosurou sucrose .osnMENTs—ror children, which
My in Dsnbury. when! hi! at" Over ”5 wss cleared u I“ “to Mrs Percy Control sud Gum." any suggestion 0 bar I umpleuly covsrllttio onussnd prevent the chilling of the body
tended the fair. . “1, held In, M, It In ham 0, mndlns sevml I!" with "NI". fienSOme weight: and and limbs. llsdo in eleven om for children up to ten mm of
On Thursday evening other: week mm m. A. 5mm,“ 0,, we PM mm. is Damn m the snapptest, pep~ no. price. so. sum.
a pleasing entertainment, under tho
auspices of the mornbers of St. Ag- m CW“ Church this who Scotisfi is spending the weekend in of style tobasco, and cotton inside for contort. Btu o to 14 yrs. st 01.” com up I
new Guild, will be given in Christ tor. town umongtrlends gallium warmth. The garment. »_
W98! church, on Gregory Boule- 631,,” N. Phucox gathered a mess Miss Ethel Jellit! hos been outm- You will ugroo with us that we hove man than anticipated yar
soul.
Edward F. Smith, former district
commissioner. is the member of the chat tor Mom table. but would! to
Douro of Estimate and Tmtion
those term expires at this time. May-
or C. A. Hurstrom makes appoint-
ments at the counciihleeting next
Tuesday evening.
The ndlonrned annual meeting of
tho Third District will be held next
week, Friday, October 15th. At this
‘ of raspberries yesterday,
to raise funds to provide flowers cor
from the
vines on his young form, not only spfi- ,
enublo him to give u generous portion
to his neighbors, Kr. and Mrs. Alec!
Sherwood.
H. N. Worth is on a tour of Now-
llnglsnd searching for a farm. upon
which he and am. Worth expect to hot-
tle to enjoy the "simple life,” after
their strenuous service in the news and
stationery business here for over three
Also Patterson or Yul-mo. utb, Non '
wwullssl‘louooosWebbel‘oIM»
Jersey, the not week
The monthly meeting or the boron
Cisss will be held ot the home or Mrs
Lewis Buttery, Wednesduy, Oct. 13, st
3 p. m.
- There will be no ball game suwcsn '
the New Cannons End the Bethol team
auturdsy, owing to its being Doubury
uir week.
Miss Jean Burleuon returned to her
homeJn Jewett City after spendinl
periest of models—full
beautifully. draped, semi-
formI-dcfiniug coat is'the
coat of the hour, but if
you need more arm‘play
—-—the loose motor coats
are here, too.
Heed the storm warning
-——lct us send your coat
today.
CHILDREN'S DUOFOLB UNION BUITMOOI outside for warmth;
wsnts. tor those contort usrmonts will meet every need or the lust
exacting woman.
It will be a pleasure tosliow these garments to you.
UNION SUlTHtockslncludo the finest cotton garments, most re- ‘
time a detailed report of the district vears. uverul weeks with her cousin. Miss $18.00 to $28.00
mm'ssmne” “'" b" "‘ade' A“ ‘9" Rev. 3. E. Lawson has announced Anita Raymond oiéllsllrood “cm , Other Good All Wool Overcoat: old Suits from
pert accountant is at the present time that on Sunduy filtht he will preach ‘Jumes Stillman took his gm". mu 812 00 u
“Based in going over the district's soother temperance sermon. consider- Coraline in his .mowe st 5:30 . P
books lug especially the look which lays be- Tuesday. morning to Stamford. where‘ "CROSS” t d
The annual meeting of the Tithing some new advocates in town. If- Miss Stillman took the 5:59 train for Gloves for Ladies anndn an e
, Class of the East Norwalk A‘dvent ter the recent content on the license New York. She went to the pier and $150 $2 00 $2 50
" Christian church was held last oveo- question. received from the steamer seventeen ' ' ' ' '
log. The treasurer’s report showed s
balance of $89 in the treasury. with
oil bills paid. The following ofllcors
were elected: President, Stephen W.
Velsor; vice-president, Mrs. Harold
Cunningham; secretary, Arthur F.
Minsworth‘; treasurer, Richard Blend.
social meeting of the Woman’s
Aosilisry of Christ Episcopal chll‘ch'
was ma yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Webb, on First stout.
School Superlntcndnnt Williams hsslot her friends, us follows: Dov. sndI
a fine flock of chickens, which respond’
splendidly to his onus sndpettlng. Mrs.
Williams has seven! breeds, but he
swears partlculsrly by his White
Rocks. which be overs, excel even tho
Leghorn: as layers. . .
Dnrien wss ,p "dead town" yester
tiny—cunt; ,nu the license advocates
su'id before election tbut it would be it
it me ”(Inf tonic didn't. no indus—
Mrs E A. Yarrow and four children;
Dr. Ussber, three children and Miss
Ussber; Miss Knspp. Miss Grscs’
Knupp and Miss Gertrude Rogers; Dr.;
Georye Reynolds, Hurry Miss
Louise Bond, all or whom coin-
pulled to lcsvo Vsn, Tumsy. oi sun
sit. a. as the city was in mind sud the
Russians retrostlns lllsu 300‘ ’9' [
turnsdwitblllssfimlmsntoh‘hsml
.1: dearly shim
South Norwnlk. ll
ls Washington St.
. Girls for all branches of paper box
: Bridgeport Paper Box (10.,
.304 Kossut-h Street, Bridgeport, Conn.
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Pm were informally discussed con- but because it was Dnnbury li‘ulr (I! 0000 ..- ‘l'l
‘ i Day}! and nearly all the stores were for I limo; tbcotllu's deported ‘0 tho ht
”“8 ”‘e ”W” “‘9- "m m do... .. n... mm..." a... ....... n... ..l m... l. on. m Advertise' m The Evening Sentinel .
MW” 0‘ the auxiliary will hold might lo totbe fslr W . ’ w
some time in. the near future No
date has yet been set due to the foot
that s vacant store has not been not»
cured for this purpose of tho sulo.
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\~..,v‘- —--e «who
'Tbomas Crawford and family, who
have been living in the Pepper place,
one moved into the McIntosh place
on what is known as the Devil's Gur-
doo road.
Henry Parks, .tormerly of Rowayton,
Jinn moved into the upper part of the
house owned by the New Haven mud.
on the Post road. between the Lsnuo
block and the depot, Dorian.
The house of Capt. Edward H.
Smith in Rownyton avenue, which m
partially destroyed by fire some than
no, is being rebuilt by Contractor
John”; F. McMahon, of South Norwalk.
Silas A. Carpenter says that on an
apple tree in his back yard there are
several blossoms. Mr. Carpenter
would be happy to prove the not.
.ebould any one be skeptical.
‘ The street lights have again been
, {med on in Rownyton. Welcome Was
, The sight of the street lights on Soto!“
“ only evnlling when they ware turned
for after being out for several months. ' turned to smiles.
The light committee of the village
. morning,
iobld. wet and weak. She recognized
A memortsl service for Rev. bouts
Enoch wss hold at St. Lukes, at
which llr. French, was for my yours:
. rector on It. Michael and All Augels’
Day. the anniversary or the tormsri
router's douth. or. Vsn Kirk spous‘
very diltlngly from the words: ”And
Jacob wont on his wsy, sud the Angels
of God mstblm; sad, when Jacob sow
tbuhuumisaod’sbsss'nd-
he called to usms st that plsce lla-
lust-i."
School Superintendent Williams ssk- .
ed the pupils this week ' to ask their
”roots yhotbor the lstter preferred,
on stormy duys, to provide the little
folks with lunch to curry to school, so
as to permit of holding the usuul don-
ble session. or to have one oontimousl
session bold. dismissing the pupils at
1 p. m. it is understood that which-
ever plan commends itself to the tub
yer number of children will be follow-
ed in the future.
Between 8:30am 7:30 Tuesday
wus‘ awokened by u cry near Mrs. L. J.
Mendel: home. Upon urising, she pro-
ceeded to truce it, and found u little
Hungarian tot sitting in the woods,
it as Mrs. Roth's child, and took it to
the mother who had been searching "
for it: since day- brook. The mother was '
very grateful. and her tears were moo
A meeting ‘wus hold
was My n Roberts o'tf
Woodside avenue and Tokeneke roadi'
in the urn-"i
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in the. veins
1 South Norwalk
0! thin am certain, tactile welcome, -. ,. , j
“ that was accorded no on m!
of
Fall
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$5 Pants
F R E E
_ To Every Purchaser
of :1 Suit or Overcoat
Suit 0r
Overcoat
rovement association utter annihilate n the Heights, Wednesday ‘
'ideratlo'n dedide‘d to renew the night" at wbloh ill'lrst Seloctmsn;
tract for another year and there- George M- V. Schlichflns 81101“. if! ‘
' it is up to the subscribers to, lug bis healers to work together with
Ilvo‘their support Each year at its residents of other sections in the ill-j
nuns lhsre has been a deficit in tho terest‘ of he“ harmony. 0‘“ new‘
but pledged oWing to the fact that “mayor" '3 d0!" " mighty good thing?
people, who ut the beginning of toe the. “I?“ m “'I‘I‘fl“? I‘Emtgié
9‘" tummy ”mm“ t° ”3”” mm. i'm' “a :1 omens to ens-i
ll 'each month. have failed to do ll I the II I Milli; which h“.
W: "In cuttiizgutently the lights had to so II, I l i the development;
‘ .Opentus lain: Saturday, >wus the sort ‘
7‘ film is; extended only by- strong, red-
. . allowed men who have Arm convic- .
3 " tions and not upon. them. -1 am [dd—
utormined to have you come and and
..my newly equipped and sweliest tailor
h shop. Therefore I again: offer, today
and all next went, the inducement that
was so attractive in my announcement -
last Saturday " j"; ._ .
Made to Measure
Ally Stylé
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it:
Oren]; 000 New Fall
Styles: to Pick From
thathdhnliovod ltaicsuse tannin"
monsoon toot: All men in Dorian .
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