Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 12, 1915 · page 7

TUESDAY, OCT. 12. 1915

 

 

At Lane’s

to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavors:

 

Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple

 

Lane's Bakery.
61 Washington
Street

 

 

 

 

Gill NEWS

An unidentified man was found dead
yesterday afternoon in his room, in 11
Hartford boarding house. by another
roomer in the same house.

 

 

An eleven pound son arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fl
Smith, on Lowndes avenue, yesterday
morning. '

 

Miss Katheryn Torpy, of Norwalk,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Catho-
rine Term, of 1?} Cottage street, Dan-
bury. “

Miss Katherine Mcliugh, has return~
ed to South Norwalk, after a visit
with her cousin, Miss. Mario Mollugh,
of 19 t‘enter street, Danbury.

 

The Endeavor Circle of the King‘s
Daughters, will meet tomorrow after.
noon :1: the home of Mrs. Wilfred
Bodweil, No. 0 Seymour street, at 3
o'clock.

Visit any of the public libraries in
this section. and in the Children's De
partment you will find about 90 per
cent. of the attendance little ltallan
and Polak boys. Very few American
children love books, or are early

l'taught to use them.

 

The date tor the tiling of properly
lists for the coming year will soon
arrlte and the ' owners of property
have the month of October in which
to make out and return these to the
assessors. Those who fail to return

- a properly made out list will hiv

ment of their property.

 

‘ The east-bound Federal express
' Sunday morning was run in two sec
tions. The players of the Boston Am»
ericnn and Philadelphia National
baseball teams, together wuh oilicials
of the teams and the two big baseball
» leagues and a large number of base
a baluans going to Boston for the third
and fourth games of the world’s serl
ies were passengers on the train. The
Federal yesterday morning consisted

of ten cars

 

A diver has thoroughly examined
the hold of theaehooner Brownstone
pile. son! last Tuesday morning olt
Woomnont, but no trace of the two
tailors, believed to have been
when the boat went down in forty-two
feet or water, has been found. It is
believed their bodies are in the vicl
nlty of the wreck and will float
ashore within the course of the next
two or three days. It is considered
strange by seafaring people that the
bodies of Captain William A. Pecan
and his wife, Kate, came to the sur-
face within sncli a short space of time

To have known and talked with peo

' pie who were born before the Rove
intionary war is a distinction in these
"late days which never is heard of. yet
-’811nator Morgan G. Bulkeloy, presi-
, dent of thedetnathe Insurance Com-

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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ten per cent. added to the endow "

lost '

pony.,,dlstint:tly recalls ‘a visit which '
M ‘ ' ‘ ‘ 411; 51051111 Lani-st D 010., will be.

held in Red Men' 5 Hall, on East Wash-
ington street. The single ladies, whd‘

Containing Fresh Cod Livers, win.
Peptom of iron.

Edmunmfi-

DavidW.Ray1nond
UNDERTAKEK

NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
27 WASHINGTON ST.

Tet, com, 1069—3: Home. 693- 7

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Specials,
TO-DAY

Blue Fish 15c “l-

WW?“ Escallopes

Fresb,SaItand Canned
Fish and Oysters

, Lung and Round
ClamsandLobsters

Cutbill’s

. 71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone 109

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

rna sou-1'11 NORW‘AL‘: EVE!!!

 

LADIES’ SHOES

Are especially attractive this season. In fact we have never
shown a greater variety of novel and dainty models.

Kid Shoes Are Again in [1in 7270:

We are showing several new lasts in plain blue, or 1
bronze, and in black with white calfskin pipings.

Come in and Seeibem

CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN.

South Norwalk

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THE PARIS

Extraordinary Values in New:
Fall and winterwearing apparel:

The very heat production of America's foremost style designers
and makers are now shown here. Our distinctive styles have long
been known as the that in this town and they are sold here for less
money than at any store on earth.

w-JNoan'o and Mind. Suite from $7.98 up.

women'e and Mlle“ cm- from $4.98 up.
Women's and Mines Drone: from $9.93 no.
Women's Ind Milne- Sklrto from $1.98 up.
Women’s and Mlouo' Hm from 50c. up.

This store's mighty potter fur exceptional value was never bettet

shown than in our new goods lor this season. $136 for yourself.

THE PARIS Cloaks &

. Millinery
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Robert S. Gregory and [molly motor-
ed to New York yesterday.

W
James (‘urnyn, [of Holden avenue,
witnessed the baseball game in Bos-
ton yesterday.

 

Today is a legal 1151111111.. As a 1:0-
sult the schools, banks, barbershopa
and [103(41me are closed.

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, Mrs J. G, Gregory,4 40! West avenue,

engertainod gt bridaelyestordny utter
noon at in Forgot}: Gountry Club
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months in New Hampshire. lie stop
ped over yesterday in Boston to see
the ball game.

 

 

A case of scarlet fever was discov-
iered yesterday at 7 Lawrence street,
South Norwalk. The victim is Gray-
don llroadhurst. Health Odicer W. J.
Tracey reports that it is a mild at
tuck. .

 

Joseph Pashoskey, arrested for
drunkenness, was sent to Bridgeport
jail for 30 days, by Judge Vosburgb.
Joseph Vitus, who drew a knife on a
J. J. Scott Company employee Monday
morning, was fined $10.30. He paid.

The new Federal truck, owned by
Edward J. Flaberty, became stalled
~0n the trolley tracks inrNorthMain
street, this morning. The brakes were
locked so securely that'is was impos-
sible to move them for some time The
truck was finally pushed to Washing-
ton street where repairs were made.

The building Kpartment today is-
sued the following permits: To George
Watson, to build a garage for '11.}...
Skofield Langdon' 3 Island, to cost
$500; To Robert Seymour to build a
two-story addition for Hugo Ruehl, on
spring street; to the White Electric
Company to wire house on Bsyview
avenue for Joseph Rosenfleld

 

_ Tomorrow evening the social meet-

are to entertain the married members
tom row night, promise they have so

 

 

Frederick S. Ambler returned home,
‘ last night after spending the summer

lMcHarg Barton‘stone barge which was ,

‘ mjergod.‘

manfimlth-Stevenrlobster ease; Judie

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Wf YOUR
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is heated from the

furnace, of course

you are using gas
for all your cooking
requirements. but it
you must depend on

a kitchen range to

 

 

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PRICES 835.1010 $56. 70
Quality Combination Coal and Gas Ranges

now being installed in this city Although :1 rom-
paratively new Combination Range, there are a num-
her in use in The Norwalks and all giting excellent
~atisfaction.

Our RANGE CLUB plan 1s praying popular.
$2. 00 to join and dues $1. 00 weekly.

 

 

 

 

w . It: will be a pleasure for us to show you this line
“of Combination Ranges.

,Illt Ullltfl IllBlRll lllilllli Willi fill.

57 Wall'St.

 

 

 

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The girls of‘-the_"Ni1nble Finger
Sewing Club" are uniting today. Mi“. '
Charles Verlin' Will take them to Wil
ion by automobile.

 

y—HOW AN ENGINEER KEEPS
WELL.
,‘Rallro'o‘d engineers are more exposed
as oatchinx cold than other workers.
‘ E G. Dunaphant of Monette, 7M0. has

 

As Mrs. Frank Anderson; who was
arrested for drunkenneSS, is under the
care of a: physician, her hearing on,
this charge has been ”continued.

1t wasreported this morning that a

the medicine he has taken is Foley's
Honey and Tar. He writes: 'I always
keep it in my house and recommend
it to all who have a bad cough or
can ll .

Sold arerywhere.
towed yesterday from the local harbor

to Westport, sprung a leak while oi! '
Westpor harbor, and was partially aub-

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HEAD STUFFED snou ..
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When buying shoes
QUALITY is of the first

consideration:

Quality of Workmuiship
Quality of. Material
Quality of Style
Q‘uality of Fit
“‘ THIS 51101: commas
THEM ALL

4 QUALITY

1': the real standard of
Value. This shoe 1': made
for those who appreciate

Quality.

 

 

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Norwalk and South Norwalk.

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RicclofiBro. (.arage
13 CROSS STREET
’PHONE 1523
13 WOODWARD AVENUE
South Nomaik Conn
STORAGE AND REPAIRING

lord Work A Specially

TIRES, TUBES AND SUPPLIES
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EARLY FALL SALE.

of Coats, Suits and Millinery.

 
 

0RD“! FIlFR'l'S BEER

FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES

 

 

 

A Corsel Messay a

Every woman is glad to hear of anything new
‘that will help her preserve her youth and sha‘y

Therefore, we advise e~'ery woman to come hero
this week-"SELF—HELP"
about the new Nemo Wonderlilt Corset. This mod
and ingenious corset will enable her to Help Ila
self to secure and retain—~

WEEK—and learn 1111‘

U urn-Stylish Figure,

Freedom from Women's "to.
Perfect Physical Support,
Youthful

This corset is not merely 11

Grace and Vigor.

“novelty,” it is n

it commands the warm approval oi e-
ery physician and hygienist who sees it.

It’s sup

porting and reducing feature can be adjusted to
the exact needs of each figure.

 

Connecticut Avenue.
'“Phone 497.

Sole Agents for The Norwalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.

 

Telephone 4789.

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ii. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.

--—-- BRIDGEPORT ------

Formerly known In Bridgeport Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
Silk Drones. Gloves. Blanket: and Lace Curtains Cleaned.

H. LYNGE. Prop.

 

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293 State St. Bridgeport

 

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run a Frisco engine 36 years and all‘

y 7 0811, 8:991, 9:251‘:.

; sourrnnoRWALK 'I'o onusunvw

Roomn 600 day, 91.50 wick
and up.
Railroad Ave. Bo. Nomlk

 

 

 

N Y., N. H.,,& H. R.R.
Timetable

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lN EFFECT SEPT. 26, 1915.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.

A. M.-l:3911, 5:1211, 6:09, 6:57x,
7:1811, 7:40, 8:101. 8:2lx. 8:5911, 9:231.
9:40, 10:33:. 10:53:, 11551.

P. M.-—1:13x, 12271:, 3102:, 3:29.
4:3lx, 5:18x, 5:45, 62021:, 6:47. 720211,
7:4511, 9:4511.

‘ Sundays.

A. its—12:25:,
10:33:11, 11:51.17.

P. M.—-1:13x, 224411, 3:11:11, 4:311,

5142:, 8:51.

10:40.

 

NEW YORK '70 SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.——4:4lx, 5:30, 6:89, 8:003,
8:511. 9. 1517, 1010311, .:10 06, 10:5011.
P. Biz—12 03x, 1: 06, 2: 041,) 2: 57,
3227:. 3:54, 4:23, 5:1311, 5:,29 5:32,
6: 001:, 6: 06, 7:1511, 8:1017, 9:37, 11:15:,
12:00:. ‘ '
Sundays.

a M.-5:oo, 8 001, 8: on. 10: 08:,
10:50:. '

P. lib—12: 10 1: 0311. 3:391, 5:02,
5. 251:, 6: 001:, 7 201:, 8:10x, 11:15x,
1200:. ’ '~
SOUTH NQnWALK 'ro new HAVEN

1.511912. 23:, 1:11:11, 5:05, 7: 15.

9. 151:, 10: 18:, 11:12x, 11: 57:.
P.M-1: 20, 3916!, 4:28, 5: 19, G: 29,
6: 51, 7: 08:, 9. 25, 11: 22.

Sunday; . '
A. M.:—-12 33x, 1:13x, 7143.9:151,
10: 19, 11: 121:. 11: 57:. . ‘ J
P. lid—2109:, 4: 49x, 5:331,

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6:49,

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11.11.113.227 1:59;...
lie-41:30.4 36x, 5 25 7:11.-

5:45, 6:0211, 6:57x, 7:02x, 7:57x, 9:4511, =

Charles Flinn. debt guard.

':- Frank Mougtlardie, right hair back.
’ is Carrol Kunmquarter back .

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South Norwalk

OOOUOOGOOOGGOOGO

STORE
For Rent

Now Occupied by the United
Electric Light and Water Co.
Enquire

Clifford Hotel

TIGER THIRDS DEFEAT WHITE-
..SlDES.

The Tiger Thirds beat the White-
sides at the Tiger lot by the 'score‘ “bf
42 to 6. The game was a very exciting
one. In the first hall the Tigers made
30:01 their points. in the second they
made 12. Samuel Landy made 36
points for the Tigers End 13. Boxes
made 6. The Whitesides had ‘a. very
hard time getting their goals which
Carol Kusin made in the first - half.
Pole MoNerney made somevery good
passes and very good pisses and very
good gains and B. Boxer did the same.
The game was very fast with the Tiger
thirds and very slow with the White-
911155.719; lineup was as follow:—
Tiger Thirds.
Samuel Landy, full back.

John Der-lab. left ball back.
R. Boxer, right ball back.
Pole McNei-ny,fquarter been.
‘T,.’th;dhlson. ten and.
Thomas Skldd. right and.
Thomas Sink. left tackel

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leaders Roodner, right tackle.

Max Rosenberg, center
Isadore Tarlov, left guard '
Whitefiel-
Frank Connolly, fullback.
.Stanuely Wright, lett ball back

 

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Tony. Gordon, right; end
NormanIWhitoalde. left- and

 

 

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2 WINTER BED COVERING . 3
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g 49 eta. to $7.50. . p 4
2 COMFORTABLES. L: .
:1 $1.00 to $500 4 n;
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. coming! it! you want a job 1180 '11 899-.

Phone 446

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SILK HOSIEIW

Pure Silk Hose, extra fine
quality, 1n black, at
$1. 50 am} $2. 00
Pure Silk Hose, in black,
white, pink, blue, sand. are
and bronze, at ....... 06
Boot Silk Hose, in black,
mhite and tan; extra sizes, i;
ack ............. 0 ,. ,
Fibre Silk Hose, in bath; ‘
white, pink and blue at" . ‘
Boot Silk Hose, in . '
white and tan ....... 25¢

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