TUESDAY, OCT. 12, 1915 ms sour-st NORWAL! EVE!!!
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At. Lane’s VINOL: m... LADIES’ SHOES ‘ W . - ..
Comlnlng Fresh 00d Livers, with . . . -
Ito serve on the Ice Peptfinlh M I“ Are especrally attractive this season. In fact we have never ’
Cream, Fruit Flavors: ' F. l. m M shown a greater variety of novel and dainty models. 5 mi n [ZS I .-
s .. -————--=-:-.——=—: Kid Shoes Are Again in High Favor SHOE
traw "7 l ' E are owin ver n l a s 1 am us 0
Banana ! D.“ w. “.de l bronzvelfand 13h blackgmssh wal‘liteetglflslfitn pllpinplgs. bl ' r l I EARLY FA LL S A LE
Orange IUNDERTAKER .I C0 Th 1
Pineapple ] newzggA-ggru’mg“ a me I“ and 5‘99 em of Coats. Suits and Millinery.
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owns. - CONNEALLY & BRACKEN. '
South Notrwalk , A com. Message
When buying shoes
QUALITY is of the first
Every woman is glad to hear of anything new
that will help her preserVe her youth and shapely
Specials
0' N S T D Y THE PALRIS consideration: ng99e f d
- . . ere ore, we a vise every woman t
‘ , A . - Quality of Workmanslup u. 3—4813: .. 7 o m .m
l l [W Extraordinary Values In New. Quality of 91...... ..‘:.:'f:. t5:i%§...l.ifi;::f‘ Titmmi‘i
Quality of Style and ingenious corset will enable her to Help nus
self to secure and retain—
An Ultra-Stylish Figure,
Freedom from Women's Ills.
Perfect Physical Support, ‘
Quality of Fit
‘THlS SHOE COMBINES
THEM ALL
Fall and winterwearing apparel
The very best production ofIAmerion's foremost style designers
and makers are now shown here. Outr distinctive styles have long
An unidentified man was found dead
yesterday afternoon in his room, in 71
Hartford boarding house. by another
roomer in the same house.
Blue Fish 150“)-
“7 ed been known as the lino-t. in this town and they are sold here for leg
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An eleven pound son arrived at the y 1 ' .
Wamen's and Mines Suite from $71.98 up. i. the real llandard of This corset is not merely a “novelty," it is a
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Smith, on Lowndes avenue, yesterday
morning.
revolution. 11 commands the warm approval of ev-
ery physician and hygienist who sees it. 11's sup—
porting and reducing feature can be adjusted to
the exact needs of each figure.
Women's and Mines costs from $4.98 up.
Women’s and Misses Drones from $3.98 up.
Women‘s and Mines Skirts from $1.98 up.
Women's and Misue' «Hit.- irom 596. up.
This store's mighty power for exceptional value was never bettel
shown than in our new'goods tor this season. See for yourself.
THE PARl
33 SOUTH MAIN 87‘.
Value. This shoe is made
for those who appreciate
Quality.
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Fresb,Salt‘“'d Canned
Fish and Oysters
Long and Round
ClamsandLobsters
authors
71 North Main St.
Miss Katheryn Torpy, of Norwalk,
is the guest of her cousin. Miss Cathe-
rine Term, of 13 Cottage street, Dan-
bury.
Miss Katherine Mollugh,.llas return-i
ed to South Not-walk, after a visit
with her cousin. Miss Mario Mt-llugh,
of 19 (‘enter street. Danbury.
Glover’s -
Norwalk and South Norwalk. i
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ORDER EHFRTS-BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
lows NYARY Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497.
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The Endeavor Circle of the Kings
Daughters. will meet tomorrow after-~
noon at the home of Mrs. Wilfred , .
13:th‘911.;;1\‘0. 6 Seylnoutfi‘streotphfitjfifl Free Delivery. Phone 103 RICCIO:B[O. (Jafage EOICDAECYL“ foe The Norwalks
OLlOC . IIII YOUR 13 cause STREET I) rang t at onnecttcut Ave.
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.'PHONE 1523 .__..._ .22:
13 WOODWARD \VENUE
2 South Norwalh Conn
Robert S. Gregory and family motor-
ed to New York yesterday.
\‘isit any of the public libraries in
this section. and in the Children's lic-
partulcni you will find about 90 per
ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
”9’"- °f “‘9 “”"ldance “We “3”“ James (lumyn, or Beldeu avenue, i. “mud {mm the STORAGE AND REPAIRING BRI
and p01“ ”1“" VOW few American witnessed the baseball game in Ilos- ‘ V I . 501'“ w [k A S ‘ " -....-- DGEPORT """
children 10“. 1,00me 0, are early to“ yesterday. furnace, of course 0 pet: a y Form-fly known as Iridgopon steam, Dyeing a Cleaning 0o.
taught 10 use [1181]]. V0“ Ill'C using KRIS TIRES, TUBES AND SUPPLIES allk Dunn. 010V... 'llflk”. Ind LICO Curtains Cleaned.
‘ ‘ ‘n PROMPT SERVICE A FEATURE “WM" ‘7“- H- LVNGE. PNP- 293 State 81.. Brldsmri
Today is a legal holiday. As a ro-
.sult the schools, banks, burborshops
iand posl~ofllcel are closed.
for all your cooking
but it
you must depend on
Tile date for the tiling of property
lists for the coming year will soon
arrive and the owners of property
have the month-of October in which
to make out and return these to the
requirements, - _. .__
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Mrs. J. G. GrIcgory, of West avenue,
crdertalned at bridge yesterday after. to
a kitchen raug‘c
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tions. The players of the Boston Ant
erican and Philadelphia National
baseball teams. together wuh officials
. wepsors, Those, who fail to ”minnow utihe Nanak-CountryI Club. llcatIillc mm", you M. FLEURY Proprietor.
a properly made out list will We _. _‘ 7 _ _ - BE” COVERING 3
" certainly \leI hc 111-, EUROPEAN PLAN l
ten per cont., added to the unsu-
ment of their prOperty Frederick S. Ambler returned home icrcst 'd t l . Rooms 50° “y, .150 week
' last night after spending the summer I “ L 0 (am I ' "a up. BLANKETS-
1 The (3951- hound Fedem express months in New Hampshire. He stop- l about the new mum“ A", so, Nomik 49 “5- ‘° 97.50.
Sunday morning was run in two sec- 199d over yesterday in Boston to 39° , .. 1 ' ‘ ’ ‘ COMFORTABLES.
‘ihe ball game. ‘91 . . ‘ $1.00 to $5.00
PRICES $35-10 ‘0 $58.70
N Y., N. H. 87 H. R.R.
A case of scarlet fever was discov-
cred vesterdny at 7 Lawrence street,
Quality Combination Coal and Gas Ranges -—-A. DICKERMAN SON —-
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t bi bn ebull; .
ff the ram: :"glgh: “:11“: of Sbase- {South Norwalk. The victim is Gray- Timetable
eague an 3 t 1 tie it 1d (inn Broadhurst. Health omcer W. J. now being installed in this city. Although a conl~ - South Norwalk Phone 446
ball fans going 10 1309 on or 1 li ITncey reports that it is a mild or. parativcly new Combination Range there are a num-
and fouth games of the worlds ser Itack, . Ber in use in The Norwalks and a“ giving excellent IIN EFFECT SEPT. 25, 1915. 0 C O O O O O O O a Cl 0 G a 0 0 q 0 O O 0 G a O O 0 d 01 CI 0 O
les were passengers on the train. The; Hatisfaction ‘ ““ '
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. 59:33:31 :sterdal nlorn ng m l I Joseph Pashoskey, arrested for SZULH305¥A:§;O :Eolgl 1053;: __ T O
" drunkenness, was sent to Bridgeport I ' I ’ . h | h ’ V I I SILK HOSIERY
Our RANGE CLUB plan is proving popular
7:18x. 7:40. 8210):. 8:211. 8259):, 9:23x,
$2. 00 to join and does $1. 00 weekly.
9:40, 1023311. 10:53x. 11:51.
P. Air—13311, 1:27x. 3:02x, 3:29,
4231):, 5:18x, 5:45, 6:02x, 6:47, 7:02x,
"med jail for 30 days, by Judge Vosburgh
cl Joseph Vitus, who drew a knife on a
iJ. J Scott Company employee Monday
A diver has thoroughly exa
the hold of the schooner Brownston
pile! can! last Tuesday morning oil
Pure Silk Hose,
quality, in black, at
$1. 50 and $200 ' 1‘
extra line '
Far Rent
It will be a pleasure for us to Show you this line Now Occupied by the United
lmorning. was fined 510.30.110 paid.
Wooamont. but no trace of the two . . I — r . '
-——————- of Combination Ran e. l7"‘""' 9'4” ‘ ' Pu“ Silk Hose in black
callers, believed to have been lostlI The new Federal truck. owned by . ~. g 5. Sundays. Electrtc 143‘“ an Water Co. white, pink, blue, sand, grey,
when the boat, went down in forty two} Edward J. Fiaberty, became stalled A. , Dir-12:25:, 5:423, 8:64. Enqmre and bronze, at ....... '
feet or Water. has been found. it is on the trolley tracks in North Main “it """Efl [tic‘alc “m" & 4 10:33x. 11:51x. Cliff d H I Boot Silk Host, in blaék‘
believed their bodies are m the vici lstroet this morning. The brakes were “Alf" c”. P. M.-——1:13x, 2:4lx, 3:1I2x, 4:31x, 0f Ote white and tan; extra sizes, in
pity of the wreck and will float locked so securely that is was impos- 67 Wall St. 5:46. 6:02x, 625711, 7:02x, 7:57x, 9:45x, 1; black ............. 50
ashore within the course of the next sible to move them for sometime. The 10:40, TIGER Tamas DEFEAT WHITE. Fibre Silk Hose, in his,
white, pink and blue at
Boot Silk Hose, in b
white and tan ........ 25
SIDES.
The Tiger Thirds beat the White-
sldes at ths'Tiger lot by the score “of
42 to 6. The game was a very- exciting .
two or three days. It is considered
strange by seafaring people that the
bodies of Captain William A. Pease
and his wife, Kate, came to the sur-
truck was finally pushed to Washing
ton street, where repairs were made. NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-4:41x, 5:70; 6:39, 8:00;,
8:51x, 9:15x, 10:03x, 10:06, 10:50x.
The building departmentwtoday ls-
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The girls of the "Nimble Finger
sued the following permits: To George
fi—IEOW AN ENGINEER KEEPs
face within sucli a short space of time.
- / Watson, to build a garagg for R. L.
Skoileid, Langdoll’s Island, to moat
$500; To Robert Seymour to build a
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To have known and talked with pool
pie who were born before the Revo
Sewing Club" are nuttlng .today. Mr.
Charles Verlin will take them to Wll~
ion by automobiles
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WELL.
Railroad engineers are more exposed
to clutching cold than other workers.
P. ~M.——12:03x, 1:06, 2:04x, 2:57,
3:,27x 3:54. 4:,23 5:13x, 5:,29 5:32,
6: 001, 6: 06, 7: 1517, 8:10x,9:37,11:151.
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oneu In the first half the Tigers made
30 of their points. in the second they
made 12. Samuel Landy made 36
points for the Tigers a’nd B. Boxes
good gains and B. Boxer did the same.
.l. l. Malleiie
lntionary war is'a distinction in these twostory addition for Hugo Ruehl. on E. G.‘ Dunn bani of I Sundays. made 6. The Whitesides had a. very
late days which never is heard of, yet: Spring streeth t9 the White Electric AS MPH-Fm“ Anderson, who was run it Fringe snglnouaosnggsgmzhhm‘ A M.—~'6:00, 13:00:, 9:00 10:0st hard time getting their goals which "mmw “m
Senator Morgan G. Bulkeley, prefix. Company to wire house on _Bayview arested for drunkenness, is under the the 1129111011113 he has taken In ll‘oley's 10:50:. . , Carol Kusin made in the first half. Ask for cash price. fl". RED 0A
dent of the heme Lifelnsurance Cams avenue for Joseph :R‘osenflold. 2 care of a physician. her hearing. on Honey and Tar He writ es '1 always p_ M.—12:10, 1:03x.‘ 3:39,, 5:02 Pole 'McNerney made some very good COAL. 1“
. " ' ' « . ‘ this char c has been continued. . . . . . . . ’ . 1 asses and ve good sex and very ' * "
my, distinctly recalls a visit which Tomorrow evening the social meet- g keep it in my house and ”comment? 251:, 6'003'27'20)“ 8'19" 11.15x, p T! 1335 I THE WM. EFFRON CO“ In
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ing of. 00112131411126]. 1). of C., will be
held in Red Men’s Hall...o‘n East Wash-
. lngton street. The single ladies. who
no to entertain the married members
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“mum" night. mm” m" '1‘“ 3° u u ub- ‘ ‘ " :1 t ' ‘ t *V 7 ~ 9 u I Lon full back. ‘ ' ‘
Deposits placed in our Sav- Ibis a surprise in store that no one can 3:35;: harbor, and was par 9 y s * H limo STUFFED FROM . ‘ 6 :1 iii-(91:20 3 16" 4 28 5'19‘ 6520' .151: garishfilhft ball back. 32%;: :1: want a 10b use 9,453!
yam“ 413W“ leentLI $3159 mm: '. ‘ “5°” t° "m?” ‘1‘“ mm“ The evidence is all in on the Hoiz- * CATARRH on A com) . ' ' 7' ‘2 “angri- R. 30,,“ ”31,, ha" “ch , 1 .
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will not only have the pro-v 4 The cases of Mrs. Julia sum and mimifihgxfg 11999999942. 3;? . ,3”, 3mm Am,“ In "mm. . A. M.:——l2 93x, 1: 13:. 7:49, 9:15; PI": Hfiwsnjm MI
I 2359‘ given to savings , mus Hegedun. charged with mason mm 0%me «11.1.1391 tom . Ohm A“, Him?" dish: up. , 10: P19. 11: 12x. 11:571'Thomia slim mm end. .
mvemenu 99g: Shite ‘I duct, Ere tovbe hm mm JMIG day $12.80 b’cm 101' ”Méfitau Th6 I9. ‘1‘ I . 9 . . . M—v‘29091,u:4 48x. 6283!, 6:48. Tfiom 813k, “(It tackgl a
. , I 7 Ming. g (11 0911117311 tomorrow now: taking of evidence ended before Judge “19“: relief-no waiting. Your 7101217, 8:89; 9: 25:. ~ . I Isadore Roodner, right tackle. ..
he paid 1711911 a 19111 of 9 years, to his I
mother‘s parents. Jonathan and 9‘ng
It was reported this morning that u
lMoHarg Barton stone barge which was
towed yesterday tram the local harbor
to Westport, sprung a leak while 01!
Vosbnr b at ”I 3 o 'olock today.
A 9459161113 or MERIT.
proprietary-isometric. like every
passages of your its-Id clear and you
can 1111
it to all who have a bad cough or
cold." "
Solid everywhere.
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clogatd nostrils open right up: the air
the treaty. No more hawking,
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sour" NORWALK To nmsunv.
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mun Kaplin. right guard.
The game was very fast with the Tiger
thirds and very slow with the White
sides. The lineup was as follows:—— .
Tiger Thirds.
Max Rosenberg, center
Isadore Tarlov, left guard
Charles Flinn. rim guard.
Whltoeldu.
sh! 09¢", who M in OWWM thing 0190' am 0011199 More the ”up. until ng, blowing, headache dryness; “MI”- ‘ “Frank Connolly, full back. .
‘ " us.- as: to prove its marks The law . y ‘ . 2 A. Ill-+19 .87: ‘ Stannely. Wright. 19111191111991:
1191mm Valle, thumb“ 111° 74an of the-911mm 9; on 9m mug. . 1.. . qr oust-rt: also. 1’. lie-4:15 1:20 , . Frank Mouguardie, right half back.
to settle in Want and were m‘ this field in “he“ The - ‘ .-—-— Carrol gum, quarter use];
may or; In as, having boon born nif to, m ms 9 ' oANsuav 76 soon: New”. Tony Gordon. right and “3‘“ Mt Wm ’
:1 an? 133.1% years balm v A; 17.4; on. 7 ‘25. 8:18. 19: o *N'orman ”WhitolldoJeft and “"1" “Mm“ 95°“ Pm
, . ,_ . . 'Busm' Bennmln.‘ Ml, “MI . service. Telegraph comm
, tight with leading florists
3 Rowan 8t. Tel.441 . Em Norwalk
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your war-but: don't DEFEND unfit
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