WEDNESDAY, OCT. .13; 1
Special anues GURRUEREES PEACE
TABLE lDAMASK i
use. 351:, 40s.. soc. l5c. $1.00 a yd. :
LINEN TOWELINGS
» I00, 12 1~2c., 15c. and 20¢. a yard
BATH TOWELS
1°C., 12 1-2c., 25c., 3.1:. and 50e-
AT
E K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOxEL BLOCK.
South Norwalk.
W' “I‘.
l. EVERYTHING IN THE
‘ LINE OF
HALL-.JWEEN
UFA V 0 RS ‘
Post Cards
Crepe Paper I!
Napkins '
DONNFLLY'S
I, STATIONERY STORE
16 So. Main St. 80. Norwalk,
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1' WEATHER FORECAST
E Forecast for Norwalk and \lCllllllI
Fair tonight; Thursday partly cloudy.
followed by showers.
Pleasant weather with mild temper-
aturecontinues in the eastern dis.
tricts. The western disturbance which
Is now central in the Mississippi Val-
ley is causing cloudy and rainy wea-
ther in the‘central districts from the
Gulf northward to the Lake region.
(New Orleans reported 6.76 inches of
rain during the last 24 hours.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
l TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 52; high,
.50 Partly cloudy.
A son was born this morning to Mr.
:and Mrs, Harry J. Paxton. of Frank-
;lin street Mother and baby are do-
5111; splendidly.
The business committee meeting of
the South Not-walk Congregational
church, scheduled for last night; was
adjourned-Emit“ Friday" Evening of this
_Week. I‘I'
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9‘5
PLIU lU BIUUUHQEE
’lile police department
pie. to hold a shore dinner some
.1 ing this week at the Dorlon
1 house. Chief of Police William
R. Pennington, who is in charge of
Eth arrangements of this pleasant af-
tail, stated this morning the date had;
It is all"
not been set for the dinner.
annual event, and promises to be one
. of much interest to the bluecoats.
Ullll UARRISUU
leUStS l0 SURRENDER
Gl‘AlWL-lfs‘. \iex Oct.
garrison here has refused to sd’Frend-
or to General Dieguez,
the
of the G nay mas garrison to yield, Gen-
eral Dieguez ordered the, disembarka
the guns of
Guerroro.
are completed, and both
awaiting the happy hour.
markings are ‘L. S. S. to F. M. P."
v,thatonufl,.- repevotmnollkah'.0'
st ate.
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Nlonday afternoon.
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Matters of regular business were
transacted at the meeting of Putnam
Hose. last evening. An oyster "feed"
tollotled the meeting. This dainty sea
[food Ewes served in many delightful
ways.
ill‘ln
At the meeting last night of St.
moi-‘3 Guild the members voted to
_ reorganize into a'Junior organisation.
Another meeting will be held next
Monday evening, at 8 o'clock. in the
Parislli Hall. , I
.-SPECIAL notice.
I
{Salary FIESt—E
«Indigestion, constipation, biliousness
organs are often the source of serious
i illness. At the first sign of disordered
EEconditEions take the reliable family .
remedy that is always dependable—
{BEECHAM ’S.
PILLS
l murmurs-yarda- 1.111.me
Solder-Inshore. his“... 109.2%.
Stop Your Cough.
[WHITE PINE & TAR.
, 25¢. Bottle.
Stillson
a
, Powell Corporation
" PRESCRIPTION DRUGBI§T5.
‘fi’E
Etc.
32. Wes’hlnfiorl Street
. There will be a tree lecture on
Christian Science at Will Theatre.
Friday evening, Octobr 16, 1915. at 8
o'clohk. The play Scheduled for this
same date will not_open until about
and many ailmts of the digestive -
Kodaks, Cameras, Plinth, Plates, slush
f
members ‘
12, hr Radio
to San Diego, Cal, Oct. 12.—-The Villa
commandingl
Carranza expeditionary forces
which arrilcd off shore last night In
four transports. Following the refusal‘
tion of his troops under protection of-
lhe Carranza gunboat
Tough luck. A Union street young,
man is engaged to a charming East
Norwalk young lady Their Wedding is
set for tomorrow All the arrangments of the past two years that many peo- ‘
anxiously pie ale complaining that the hunters
Yesterday;
the wedding ring was purchased at houses, and the loss of their pets 15'
VOHk S 38W 91” store. T000? it ‘8 EOBE- - causing some people to complain. I
Whoever finds It will he conferring 11
TWO" 0“ the young couple as EPPYi‘ ‘not knowing“ that gray squirrels cun-
want to get married tomorrow The not be killed within the city
local members of the State Fire-
men' s association have received copies These will be placed where they will
of the annual convention this summer call attention to the hunters.
in which is given the reports of the
officers The report of the comptroller
showed $692 was distributed amongimem 01 Mr. Smith at the cost of:
Dalbury members of to associationgpnmmg .
for the your ending April 30. 1916. This
amount is the fourth largest distribu-
ted in any one city or town in the
A warrant has been issued for John
Kovacs, of 16 Bouton street, who ran
into the Herman Sachs' automobile
I‘d“ SOL‘ ! d NEJRWALA
#
E GOEOD NEWS.
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ny South Norwalk Readers Have
aHeard It and Profiled Thereby.
Good news travels fast," and the,
1 many bad back suiterers in South Nor- |
:walk are glad to lwrn where relief
‘ may be found. Many a lame, weak and
. aching back is bad no more, thanks to
Doan's Kidney Pills. ()ur citizens are
HOWLAND’S
“Pi-NINE SENSINFE.
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Bridgeport, Conn.
OWLANll’s
Wednesday, October 13, 1915.
Store open until 9 o’clock Saturday Evening.
Entrances in Main Street, Fairfield Avenue and Cannon St.
awe“
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7-»_.__._.._a
HOWLAND’S
telling the good news of their exper-
ience with this tested remedy. Here
is an example worth reading:
B. 1). Kelly, 18 Wood street, Southl
Norwalk, says: "I was troubled for 81
year and a half by dull pains orer my!
:hips. lofeiher with sharp twinges in!
.the small of my back. They were so,
:Ev ere when l straightened too quickly‘
iatter stooping I also had headaches
and dizm spells, was lestless and got
,up in the morning feeling more tiredi
lthan when l thl to bed. Vt hell sut-
{feling in that way, I got Doan s Kid 1
ncy Pills at l’laistcds Drug Store.‘
“'llley Worked wondels and in less"
than a week the trouble left. ’ 1
, Lasting Bent-fit. E
Over two tears later, Mr. Kelly!
.aid: ‘l hale had not occasion to useE
Dean's Kidney l’ills lately, for they
permanently cured me. "
I Prite 50c, at all dealers. Don‘t sim-
.ply ask for a kidney
Doans Kidncv PillsW the same
Mr Kelly has twice publicly retom 1
,mendod. l‘oslt-l— —Milllurn C0, Props
E Buffalo, N. Y.
PROTECTING SQUIRREL PETS.
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Eare alleady shooting them about their;
That there may be no excuse of
limits,
EGame Warden Wilbur 1“. Smith. has a
{number of posters calling attention to pots—45c.
the law and that the city limits extend;
to the limits of the old tow.n ;
und'
ithos'Ee hmlng squirrel pets, and wish-1
lng some of the posters can secure:
This afternoon the young son of
Pelel F Burns, employe of the Boa-
lon Store, was struck by the. automo
bile of Dr. A. H. Baldwin, of West
avenue. The youngster was standingE
and paid no heed to the doctor's
zeroing shouts r1111 boy 11111 not
art
hustle—.11..
Vaudeville and/Motion Pictures,
Thursday Friday Saturday
The Best Bill Yet
Beaupain 8: Saunders '
TREE SPECIALISTS.
Tol.- 251.13 ,
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Direct «.from New York
Winter Garden
THE DREAM DANCERS
With Jacob P. Adler, Jr. E
HUWWUIIEII
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FINK AND CLARK
The Violinist and Dainty
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By Taking Lydia E Pink-
haln’s Vegetable
Pianiste . . .
W
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RUCKER AND WIN!-
‘ FRED -
Comedian and Singer
The Comedy Pair
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald in
“OUR HONEYMOON” '
Tile EGrreatest Gymnasts m
‘ Vaudeville
BELLCLAIR BROS.
Wonderful Exponents of
the Art.
. Matinee to and ’15-cents.
Evenings so} 15 "and 25 cents
‘1, TONIGHT
That: Wonderful» Corned
“THE GALLOPER”
Clifton Crawford
Compound.
Cleveland, Ohio—“My left side
pained me so for several years that I
., expedted to have to
ndergo an opera-
tion, what the first
bottle I took of
Lydia E. Pinkhsm’ I
Vegetable Com-
pound relieved me of
the pains in my side
and I continued its
use until I became
‘ regular and free
. from pains. I had
asked several doc.
I
take to help me and they said are
was nothing that. they knew of. .
thankful for such a good medicine and
will always give it the highest praise.’
411-2 0. H. GRIFFITH, 1568 Constant
Sir... Cleveland, Dido.
. w Hanover, Pa.-—“I suffered from for
male trouble and the pains were so bad
at. times that I could not sit down. The
doctor advised a severe operation butE
my husband got: me Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and I experienced
great rolls! in a short. tune. Now I feel
like a new per-so tandem do shard
wot-had not. mind it. What joy
an sppineés itistobeweli'onoemore.
a m-Vord 111:3er diff
Ana Wm; ”Vanessa. Hanover-J’s.
south Norwalle Eboo with decorated china lining—10°.
Eund good pattern French china and
remedy— ——get ”E
that lar $17.35 to $32 »»»»» $ 10 to $20.
Efroln dinnersels in. patterns we
dropped, small and large pieces all at
Glay squirrels have become so tame old prices reduced to V3.
Enamel—211.com.
on theEsIdewnlk near the driveway,E
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Ercgular 31.50 to 3341.50 to :2.
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tors if them was anything I could‘
mayonnaise plates pickle dishes
——200.
Save Money or Housekeeping
A great many of the articlcs here tohl of oiiEcr savings of llloncv.
All the rest offer to save part of the Mimi and energy
This. is the store's Autumn lloustuarts utllt.
the home are sold at attractive price.
illtf‘c is unusual \ari
l't‘lllil’ElE ill llt’nlstkctpintr.
Ell), '1 here is unusual quantity.
Energy
it is tllt lllllt “hell llig quantitlts of utensils and Eltilllllllli llllll”$ for
Elltlt is unusual \aluc.
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Iron] J Slilth‘, hau Ettll 11111411 enough things to lllakt an (mlmary and interesting sale. Hut iolhcsc lots we
have added otllcr lots direct
iahlc decoration lllissing:
Dinnerware
and fanCy china
Dinnelsels of attractive decoration
llgiish or American porcelain, regu-
Dlnnerware odds and ends, remnants
have
Babies' plates, cleverly decorated,
.11',
Tea tiles, unique in decoration;—
20c.
llrown earthenware "Rebecca" tea-
is;
Stone cuspldors—Bc.
Stone chambers with cover—12c.
Stone basins and pitchers—25c.
Big coffee cups, big as a bowl-25s.
Plain whltmps 1.1111 saucers, not
English porcelain pitchers, oatmeal
and fruit saucers. cups and saucers:
regular 15c. to 75c. - 40¢. to 501:.
China fern fdishes pretty, regular
359. to 51E. 5 “:756.
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Umbrella stands, .Eseveral patterns,
lionbou baskets of Japanese bam-
Japanese bamboo sewing baskets.
regular 52—51.
1'
Glass
Sure Seal fruit: jars,
quickly sealedg-pints or quarts—55c.
GlassE pitchers, lightweight blown
glass, Z-qt. size—50c.
-Cut:gElass vases, i shapes, 8-inch
size, cut in floral-and-mlter designs
—-90c.
Cut-glass pieces of [several sorts.
bowls, pitchers, trays,‘ vases, com
ports, napies ferndishes and tumb-
and good
less excellent patterns
heavy mites—52.5 '
SllveErcdeposit gloss; graceful glass
vases, trays, candle
and mus-
sterling silver:
sticks, augarandcreams
1115-1311—2511.
1.
Mayonnaise sets. bowl, platter and
limiter—25°.“
Glass butter «listless-5c.
E Tumblers, plain or Colonial pattern
~200. doz. E _
Glass measure-20c. . \-
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2
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E EBigE'iot oi glassware at be ,
water bottles powder” jars.__
salad plates ‘
sugar-andcre‘ams
syrup pitchers ‘
linger-howls. .
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lame mouth, .
‘ Emetal tubing—$1.90.
h rett decoration of"
"WEE” wit 1) y liance, Florence and Pertactionn 2
and 3 burners, figular $5 and $13——
. " \\,re
.. Cleave boards—25o.
from main smlrcrs of supply.
Nickel and Copper
Nickled crunlh-lray
25c.
(‘opper wash-holler
$2.50.
Nickeled copper tea-kettles, regular
SL211, $1.30 and HAS—$1.05, $1.15
and $1.25.
Casseroles uilll nickled frame.
legulal $1.” 5 and $1. 75~—$1 and $1. 50.
Nickel or copper coffee machines.
1; cup. regular 86—55.
l‘nivcrsal chafing dishes, nickel or
Nippon—«$5.
Nichelcd copper coffee pols, 2 qt.,
regular $1.10v-95c.
For bright light
Dome gas lights, amber or amber-
wltll fringe-46.50
and scraperv
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u...
S
regular
and-green. some
and 57.50.
1110 added charge for installing)
Electric portulllcs, are glass shades,
silk cord-$5.
Gas pot‘lables with handsome glass
shades, complete with tubing and
fillings-44.50.
Electric portables with hammered
brass base and shade frame—46.50
Hand-decorated and art glass port-
ables. gas and electric, a number of
patterns—47.50 to $25.
Boudoir lamps, gas and electric,
111111 and dainty, harmonize with lit-
tlngs of one's room—{5.
Gas lamps for attaching to chande-
lier or wall-bracket, complete, regu.
lur 31.10401;
Gas lights with good mantle burner
and shade——regular 50c. -35e.
inverted globes and shades for gas
lights-LR.
. Air-hole upright gaslight chimneys
+«12c. ,,
: Inverted fancy gas shades, fringed
:506.
Gas incandescent mantles-41:.
Lindsay alld Welsbach Comet man-
ties—4o,
- Patent candles-18c. doz.
”‘ Gas stoves‘
~ Gas bathroom heaters, aluminum
trimmings, with 6 feet tubing—$1
arid $1. 50.
Gas heaters. several sizes and sorts,
:~&2.50 to $7. 50.
.EEGas ranges, 5 top burners,
sthlling within city limiter—$15.
. as ovens with glass door, accord-
InEg to size—$1.10 and $1. 90.
Jet gas- heaters, give light and heat,
—25c., 40c. and 15s.
EEGas 1101111, 611, 11111.,
' Oil-burning cooking stoves,
at!!!“
:9
$4 to $10.
,. ‘Fo‘r wash-dag.
. Guaranteed clotheswringers
reversible, 119111-11, regular sass-st.
52:75—52. 25.
E3111
E265.
’ Ironing table,
bag—18c. ..
Glass wash-boarde—me.
#2 351—31. .
2 Willow clothes-baskets—E-atlo.
‘ 4
EaErld 85°.
oven
and broiler; no extra charge for in-
with E6 feet
Re-v
with
E E‘Good guaranteed wringers, regular
Folding clothes- racks, easily set up
111 kitchen, regular $1, 31.10456. and
Adjustable folding clothes-raclrs— ,
1011111181 With . tron
ratches 1..15 g, . ,
Clot es- -pins, 6 dot. in stout ‘lduck
Collapsible wash— baskets. originally
"E‘Wet-wash baskets. good and strong. E,
toxins file. 861:. and 951145123750.
For cooking
English cooking spoons,
35c
Chopping bowls—15c
Pastry boards—30c
Salt boxes—8c
set of 4,
Butler spades~5¢ 5.
Bread boards~10c
Rolling pins->25c
While basting spoons—10c
While mixing bowls, enamel—10c
Aluminum sauce pans with cover——
$1.10.
Egg boaters—5c
Food choppers. regular 950—75c
Egg whips with glass holder—10c
White enamelware
A big lot, triple coated, guaranteed,
regular 75c to $1.25.
Berlin saucepans Berlin saucepots
Dish-pans Double boilers
Teakettles Teapots
Coffee pols ~- Preserving kettles
65c
Doublecoaied white enamelware,
guaranteed. regular 15c to 30c
Basins Pudding pans
Lipped saucepansMilk pans
Deep ladies Large seamless cups
Mixing bowls Pie plates
106
White chambers—ac, 28c and 35c
White Homers—41.35 ,
Toilet set of 6 pieces—$3
Ever-ready Helps
“White pantry sets, boxes for bread,
cake, sugar, coffee. tea and flour,
regular 52.25—31.65
White bread boxes. regular 75c, 85c
and 95c—55c 65c and 75c
RolHop bread and cake boxes, reg-
ular 60c and 31.25% and 851:
’ Babies‘ baths,
5150—51 to $1.35
Wash boilers with copper bottom,
regular 81.35—81.10 '
Sanitary cake closets, regular $1.25
regular $1.10 to
450 . 4.9;.“
Family scales, weigh to 24 lbs.—
851:
Bread mixers, good size—$1.50
Ever-Ready heaters, alcohol burn-
ing, regular 400—251:
Clean—Cut'E cake or pie tins—5c, 7c
and 100
Measuring cups~5c
Bread ruisers~55c
Japanned cuspidors—ec
Round graters, 3 sizes—5c ,
White japanned roll trays—15c
Decorated spice- sets—25c
FaDaWay silver cleaner, 25c size~
20° 1 "1t §E
Rotary ash sitters—$2.25 .E
Ash cans, corrugated and, rein-
forced—$1.25
Rotary sitter ash can—$3.25
EE Garbage cans, stunt,
and SOs—39c and 701:
Coal shovélse-Ate
regular 50c
Coal hods, galvanized—29c
Oil cans. 1 gallon—18°
Aluminum Ware
equally good for use and store when
room is at a premium-41.95
Lipped saucepans, 2 qt. regular 69c
+390. ‘
1. Percolators,
$1.10
~ Large calendars-75c
Double omelet pans—$1 ,
Preserving kettles, 1111611111941"
And these Vorth 31 20 to $1.70
2 qt. regular. 31.26--
Triplicate\ sets for tireless cooker,
lEllt‘l‘C is hardly any wanted utensil or (lcsirulilc llolllt- Elt'E]; or
75c
2-181:
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“ , Frying—baskets of wire—35o
stongarage, regulrlr 9c and 12c footiin E
For cleaning
(21101! brooms, 4 string 23c
regular $1.104 E
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()lloi-l ‘1 liar mops,
Whisk broolns~ 8c
Floor brushes ——50c and 65c E
Ilusllcss dusting cloth~15c
Self-wringing mops—28¢
litility dllstbrushes—ZSC
thread, extrayamy.
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Floor mops,
Triangle white polish mops—60c
Hall brushes of white cotton—50¢
Utility brushes—45¢
r.
Glass alld bottle brushes—18¢: I.
Broom covers—10¢
Old Dutch Cleanses—3 for 23:
Soups: E til“
Kirkman's E ,
ivory . l‘EIJE
Fairy .-.
all
Pets Naptha
Babbitt's Cleaner Nil
7 for 23c. ’71 21'
Bon Ami—~81: '
Wright's Silver Cream—18c
Liquid Veneer—18c
, .
‘0~Cedar polish—48¢
Salelush—-18Eo '
Bluing, large bottle—‘10s
Pioneer scouring cakes, 3 for 100*:
Brillo, large-misc
Ozone soap—4 for 25¢ El '
EJohnsEon' 5 floor wax—39c =" .
Toilet Paper 1
Limited supply and excellent quality
regular 3 rolls 3013—6 rolls 30c.
regular,6 rolls 25c—9 rolls 25c
1.
$1111er Helpfuls
Hose, guaranteed rubber, excellen
25 and 50 foot lengths—6c and 0c
Christy bread knives—40c
Brass birdcageHi E
*Picture wire—5c
Grape- -fruit knives—18o ~,f’ . .
Kettle cleaners of metal cloth-Co t
. Folding lunchsboxes—sc 1‘?
Folding hangers for clothes—8c EE
Can openers—8o
Jelly strainers with stand—25c
EWire broilers—10c .
Stout carpet heaters—18c
Holt egg heaters—Go
Keystone egg whips with holders-u
10¢
_UniversalE coffee mills, 1111111111 ‘
tine coffee—65o and 85s
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running—75c ‘
Fiber water- pails—23¢
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