Evening sentinel, Friday, October 15, 1915 · page 5

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SPECIJA Values
IN
f TABLE DAMASK
. 5:, 35c, 40c. 30: , 75c., $1.00 a yd.
' LINEN TOWELiNGs
l 109., 12 t-2c., 15c. and 2°C. a yard
] BATH TowsLs
5m, 10c., 12 ‘12:" 25c., 35c. and 50c.

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E. K . BANKS

MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwalk. '

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Picture blaming
] 'All; Styles and Grades of
I Mouldings. Best of Work
] Done on the Frames.
DON N ELLY’S
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So. Norwalk,

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orecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Unsettled and cooler tonight; Satur-
day fair.
Areas of high pressue lire cerlral
this morning over Washington and
Michigan. These areas are separated
byia trough of low pressure. extend-
ing front New Mexico northward to
North Dakota. Unsettled weather
with local showers prevails ill nearly
all districts east of the Rocky Moun-
.tains. Several places reported thun-
"derstorms. Considerable foggy weath
er prevails in the southern and east-
ern districts. ' The temperatures con-
tinue mild in the central and eastern

WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 64; high,
()7. Rain. 4.

Mayor C. A. Harstrom has tendered
his resignation as a member of the
.uptown library board. ...

Miss Martha Goldsiein, of Brook-
lyn, N. Y.. is spending a kw days at
the home of Mrs. A. Tove, of this
city.

——Latest Green Hats. O’Brien.
'The adjourned business committee
meeting of the South Norwalk Con-
cregational» church will be held‘this
evening. . .

-—Latest Style Soft Hats. O‘Brien.

Mrs. John Jen\en and daughter Lila,
of New Jersey. are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Jensen’s son, Roy A.
Jensen, 1011 Washington street

Committees for the coming year
will be appointed at the meeting to
niOrrow afternoon of the directors of
the East Norwalk Improvement Asso-
ciation. at the home of Miss Louise
Bussing.

The Chamber of Commerce direc-
tors deferred.aci'lon on matters at
last night’s meetingpadjourning until
next Monday evening when the ill)-
pointive slices of the organization
will be lined. _ .

-<Butterlne 20c and 200 lb N. Y. Mkt.

h Weather Man Again interfered
win 8the social night of the South Nor-
walk Congregational church. .Provid-
ing the weather bureau’s predicatlons
ole favorable. the twice-postponed good
”time will be held on next week Thurs-
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'l‘lie cases of Capt. Aaroi'in Stevens.

Jen'amin‘ Smith and Ferdinand Heinz}
tinsel. charged with catching short lob

be heard before Judge,
sters, 'm afternoon.

George A. Vosburgh this
Arguments will be present
Iteys Light and Condos. '1
in the case is all in.

——Bismaclrs Sausage 20c lb. N. Y. Mkt.
"From New England to Old England
With Some Bidslights on the War ,
will be the intensely interesting and
timely subject which Frank Goodchild.
: e on '
'lletcillii'elfiiilt1 before the (thesire Cheese
Club at its initialmeeting of the new
fiscal year, on ifext Monday evening.
Mr. Goodchild’s talk will be enlivened
by the use of stereopticsn Views.
' —-Latest__Style Derbies. O'Brien.
Lady Washington Lodge, Shep-
. herds of Bethlehem. held thir meeting
last evening, at Red Men's Hall, Nor-

ed by Attor-
hc evidence

walk. Plaifi.\were made for, an an- '

niverssry. celebration at the ' next
meeting. October 28. There will who
be a roll-call of the members. Visi-
tors will be present from New Ha-
ven. Westport and Salk-“T.
Supper will be served.

vaorternouse steak 22o lb. N. Y. Mkt.
The enterprises of John A.l-Milis,
.gproprietor ’ of the. Norwallr Supply
'8 op, Wall streetr have attracted st-
.: tgnion outside of this city. In Wed-
” nesdsy's issue of the Motor World
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but it indeed very? complimentary to

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Friday, Oct 15, 1915.
Bridgeport, Conn.

Entrances in Main Street, F airfield Avenue and Cannon St. 1'
Sta? open until 9 o'clock Saturday Evening. .‘
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Suits With fur
and braid trimming; .
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special value,— ‘
» Straight from one oi the clcvcrcst tailoringr shops we i
ltilowb. \volllcll s suits ol li lt‘ wool poplin and llaildsrililc
lillxturcs, , $1 I
_l\ Large share is tl‘illiincd with fun, Rest ”is ”beige?
\vlth braid of rich cll'cct. ' '- ‘ "'
All styles are correct and llt.‘\\'l_\‘~llt‘\\'. ‘
l_l0cl<cts are medium lioxpaltcrll: \vllen li‘illiillcd uilll
braid vclvcl is ottcii used for collars. "*
Shirts are trim illodcis, llrlllgr g‘racclllllu. A» ;
Thoroughly tailored, smart of air, splendid value. ‘7‘
All Sizes from 3t? to 44, blue and black and brown i
and bright cllct-rtlll mixtures. far ahead of am suits \vc‘ve l
ha]? at the 1price and actually incaslirillg,r up. with suits i
Sc mg muc illorc‘—' ' $16 I l
‘» Second floor. 50 f

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a. dress on the assassination of Prcsi-i D '
d-nt Lincoln. A collection will bel D HOSIEEY'. w' 3' 0100E S. FANCY GOODS-
1;,Ken up. D Buster Brown. 25 etc. At 3 - Ribbons,
Miss Brotherton appeared in school a (Guaranteed) $1.50 value to introduce them. .19 cts to 25 cts.
“drain today. a Cadet “05¢: 25 “85' BUNGALOW APRONS Piany, Fancy.
There was a football practice at 3 n L '25" '29:: and G'rls- At 25 etc. NECKWEAR.
D- In. yesterday. Players who are to o 325'e‘t '50 t°‘°'1 00 Also at 39 oil; and 50 cts. 25 cts. 50 etc.
p’iy in the first game on Monday 95' _°s= 5 - -
v ‘th Staples High School of West- 0 Ladies' 5"" Hose, FALL UNDERWEAR WINDSOR “58
”n were @0591“ There will alsol 0 Black White, Checked. Children’s, 25 cts to 75 cts. 25 cts, 50 cts.
be a football practice today, if the 0 WHITE AND BLACK laid-1e29,?5cm to 51-00- SILK BELTS
weather permits of it. CHECKED Men's, 50 C16 t0 31-25- $1.00. ‘
Tthei SeniOIl‘ class heldn‘d lgeelibfl O Flanneiette Gowns, Union Suits, 50 cts to $2.50. Fur Trimmed.
yes erlav at :30 p. Ill. ‘le a vertlsu 50 as ye $1.00, I '
ing committee made a report on the a Dr. Denton's Sleeping LADIES COAT :onATERs LEATHER BELTS
number of tickets sold for The p‘lay a Garment. ' $200 t° $ '0' 25 and 50 etc.
which will be give‘ll by ill? Bell Greet 0‘ CORSET COVERS, CHILDREN'S SWEATERS SILK GlRDLES
Players on Saturday night, Oct. 16 0 75 Us and 50 cts. ‘ $1.00 to $3.00. 50 cts and $1.00,
Mr. Blake made a sneer) and urged to
the students to have a personal in- a C s ‘ '
lerest ill this play. A conllilittre was D orsets 506, ‘0 3 BraSSlerS 250 to $1
chosen to canvass and sell tickets. 0 W' “ _’
Mrs. Vi elch. the. Idilglish teacher, a . . South Nay-walk Phone 446
talked to the seniors (ollcelmlig the - . _
continuance of the school paper. Be- 0 D we .Gwe 3- m H. G fee“ Trading
cause a quorum of the Senior class D , Stamp
wasi not present, no decision could be 0
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Steve llortzeg. of Lexington avenue, g-‘z ‘ . ' r. .0 - —-- “" " ,x --— ..,=
and Mrs. James L. London and Mrs. interest ill real estate worth about 812,- ing that Colonel liendr' w, -. .
James Abbott. both of Westpoi-t, have HENDRIE CASE ARGUMENIS 000, and, he must live on an income a ed to the iiitetliperiile {1‘28 :5 5:33:21
been admitted to the Norwalli llospi- little over $400 per animal. lie claimed cents, and alleging that. he as incap-
tal' for medical treatment. (Continued From First Page.) ithal the (‘oloneLspelll slmoxlu be» able. _
__ .. __ ‘lweell .luly léllZ and Felil‘llary._191~i. _ of the witnesses who msufied in
A number of the members of Man also examined briefly by Judge I‘m-kw ”AM ”WW 1-“ “0 ' “Xiitlitllallof 0i (‘olonel llendrie‘s behalf, Judge Lock
ker Grottov Na 56| journeyed to New “00d. Iwilerela” ”“5 11101.19). has gone. he wood Clalméd that those who said they
Haven last night, and were the Judge Lockwood, attorney for Mrspsald‘ “9 has been 1“}“3‘lm-‘lll953 93' did not know that Colonel fl'endrie has
guests of Aziln Grotto, the members Bigelow, told the. Court that his clientii'epl ”‘1’ 'drygoods ”mm“! a number been intoxicated frequently did not
of which treated them royally during took the action she did as a last resort, 01' years dEO- know enough about him to be compe-
tlie presentation of an elaborate and and that her chief purposes was to lie claimed that the (‘olollel's habits tent witnesses. Sympathy for Colonel
interesting entertainment. . cure her father of his alleged drinking were responsible for the alleged dissi- Hendrie and the efforts of his wife
habits and preserve suthcient oi his pation of the fortune. and he predicted were responsible. he claimed. for much

 

 

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estate to enable him to live decently.

$70,000 from his father before

to about $125,000.

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Also for the

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have access to such informntion

books is the story of PROGRESS \.
told. Facts of this nature are‘

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“EYE-TEACHING”

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The adjoining list of subjects are selected at
random from the three massive volumes now
being‘distributed to readers by

The Sentinel
such' sets are usually sold on installments. and
$l2 would be the customary price by subscrip-
tion; but leading newspapers throughout the

countryman now placing. these books in the homes
of their many readers; hence the price:

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should own this set of books. Note the rapid

strides of PROGRESS.
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that he would he penniless, ill a short
He made the statement that Colonel, time. if steps were not taken to pro-
Hl-ndrie received between $00,000 and teet his estate. At his present age—53
the “he said, (‘olonel Hendrie ought to be
latler’s death, and that he received? at the height of his earning capacity.
$42,830 in personal property after the

He. referred to her
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Motion Picture Magic
Curiosities of Motor Vehicle
An Army on the March
Mobilizing the News
Rtl'enl Developments.“ Electricity
Crime and its Detection
Manufacturing Yrubiclns Solved
Labor-saving Machines for the Ohio.
stornving Appliances for Hotels
The Art of Milking Status
The Mechanism cl a lion]:
Concrete and Its Um
Buying slid,S¢lliilg Gold and Silvet
Moving Pictures Under Water
War Experiences of an Air Scout
How Railroad Men Are Made '
Uncle Sam's Appraisers
The Turret Fort
Acrou um
Utilization o
Protecting}: [Reflecting Anny
Manuiutur‘giof Celluloid
The Rubbci‘lpdustry
Motor Trucks
Armored Automobiles in “for
Field Gun' and Aerial Projectile
How Trees Arc Converted in Paper
Wild Animals in Moving Pictures
The Manufacture of Twins I
Fort that Travels on Wheels
The An of the Cutler
Rapid Fire Machine Gum
Bacteriology ind Your Health
World's Qr'entest Life Suing Stltiol
Mad Dog- and Hydrophobic
Lil's Withouti'Miciobes
X»Rsys in the Tre'tnlent of Diana
Ozone so an Aid to Good Health
The Power arise Human Jaw
Creating New Animal- and Plants
Soil Anslysiand Seed Selection
The New Science of the Soil
X-Rly Work in War
legm wh‘t other. Domenic Engineering
Simple Tests for Food Purity
The Canning Industry
Reitigcmilngachineo {or the Home
Bullets of the Fighting Nations
Hand Ride and Mine Grenades
X~Rsy MovingPictun-s ,
' Use of Poisonous Cases in Warfare
Smokeless Ponder Manufacture~
The Scientist and the Athlete
Rlpenlng Dom Artificially
‘ Bullet proof shield
Oxygen and
Baseball '
Winter Sports in Switzerlutd
Mankind in the Making
Hand-writing and Human Eihckncy
Character in Hand-writing
The Montesiori Method . .
The Daniel Boone Ides in Education
Efiicie'ncy in Learning ‘
"Dum-Duln" Bullets
Fighting Death in Mine-
Smoke Helmetrsnd Their Uses
The ubinsrlne, New Terror of the Sea
Gig: ouur'm Ind How He Would Look

The ransophnne sud thel‘l'elucribo .
Nocturnal Warfare

Feeding thy Men on the Firingljuo

‘Plittii‘lg the Sun to Work

Chances atoms in Battle '

l' " Color Music Q‘ ‘
Photographic Distortions

$300,000 for a Camera Attachment
Sending Photographs Over o Telephone Win
Motion Pictures of the Flight‘ol lit-cob
Safeguarding the Roll
The Marcy oi‘
Invisible Submarine"

Stabilizing the Aeroplane ‘
Coke, Its Production and Utilization

, The Modern Automobile Torpedo
Radium’tlte Mysterious " [3
Learning to Shoot‘by‘ Moving Pictures

-Msking Steel Type " '- ‘ ‘ i. V
fittockond Defense by. Submarine Mines -

. ‘ Guarding Against ~UadersWstér. Attack

. f Cbmbini

7‘ Making.3srbcd—Wiro-. 1. , --
.- Kinenisoolor Process I "
Ngviu‘o! the Nations

"The Sardine'lndustry ‘ f

‘ \i ~Proi. Bell‘s Ice Stove, ‘

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“Hon and‘hitlloii‘e» . ‘.
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of this testimony.
He . went into Colonel Hendrie’s
financial transactions in detail, referr-

ing a good deal to a loan of $600 to ill

person whose name, he said, had been

Judge Lockwood intimated that itlglven to the Court in private, and one
father’s death. and real estate of awas significant that Colonel liendrie'slwllom he termed as “financially irre-
value sufficient. to bring the total up' wife did not take the witness-stand lulsponsible."
Today he has left, the present case.
”‘0". ”Mile claimed. only about $8,000 and his act in 1912

He also quoted front de-
cisions in cases in this and other
States.

_ntin¢nt by Tolephulu
Animal Matters

Military Service \

Human Energy

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ls not a whit behind. its heroine, caught in a thunderstorm on a New
“York l'oof'cllmbs through its scuttle: encounters a burglar; fleet? and is
lstrangely taken as a private secretai'p‘io a Maine island. The mystery into

which she plunges there is a real 0 ‘ '
. be. the doings of soctet 1’ iii
clings—and it is all a whirlwind of a Y 0 "e D“

story. $1.25.
Henry Oven gives 11 - ‘ '
-. 5 an entirely dlflcrci s
:story. Lumberjacks in the taiilaraek woods, a spy from a i‘lval' 0lrtlmbglf

icamp, a city than swinging on his skis—~these are the setting
tic story with lots of real action. The Man Trail—$1.25.

Michael O’llalloran.

for a roman-

Gcilc Strntton Porter's. delightful

story of but vcstcrdav coniés in ’l deli lltful d
. ._ , _ . t "r rcss of l b»
er at $2. ’Ttvlll he a delightful hook forb holiday gift. eat
And these are we] worth reading:— ' x
The Co‘Citizenk—Corra Harris—41. \ '
Jerusalem —«—Lagerlof—-$1.35. .
Buck Pal'vin and the Itiovies~lllanLoan-$1.25. ' '3‘; »
Near l’airficld avenue door. ‘ ii.
- Corduroy and serge . ,
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make boys good suits
Corduroy for real downright hard wear. !'
Serge for good service and for good looks. i
. New corduroy Double-Service suits. Norfolk style, 2 ' -
pairs of trousers of course—$5 to $8. ~ ‘ E
hew blue serges, smart of air and fine of fit, fit for *
wear anywhere a boy goes-$5 to $io. _, I”
Basement. i I ‘
Autumn Housewares
O
\ a. big event
_ Special price and, special utility are the twin features '.
which make this Autumn offering of Housewares fairly ‘ '
sparkle. i :
Dozens of furnishings for (lining-room and kitchen . r,
and other parts of the house—each at a big saving. ‘
Other dozens of articles which save big amount of . 3‘
work—each at attractive price. ‘ '
China and porcelain dinnerware, aluminum and en- 1‘.
amel kitchenware, glass, wood—everything is included '.
front \vringers to egg-whips, from ironing-boards to hand- I :
some gas or electric lamp! . 1 .-
‘ Fourtltiloor. . =§ .
~ ‘ Last days to get , “
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suit to order at $20.00 ..
Till 9 o:clock Saturday night. we will acCept orders I, i ‘
for womens stats at the special price of $20. That spec- -‘ -_
la] price brings such big yaluc that it is wise to grasp i
it. Note the opportunity's details 2— ‘ '-

Cho'ice from all .tbestore’g handsome 31.50 suiting woolcns
‘ ..wCholce of black or all the rich colors of Autumn

Choice of several splendid new styles ‘ '.

Choice 0: plain fabrics, or fancy weaves, or effective g

. ings '1 _' ~ ' i

Lining or Skinner‘s satin, guaranteed for two-seasons’ west.

Guaranteed ot‘ fit. and finish and satisfaction—with no extrmcharg- ,

es except for fancy trimmings

Women of unusual figure and ’not of “average” pro-
portions may avoid much of usual tailoring troubles
through this offer. ‘ ‘

Women’who wish suit made with little touches of,

 

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, distinction may profit by this opportunity. ‘ ~
Each woman 'who acts promptly acts wisely ;—for . i .
economy is real. " .
Any suit; any style, any $1.50 fabric— $20. Ii
Single exception to this-Tprice is for suits of more i

sure Eor them charge is $22
.Right aisle, rear. . l ' 5

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j .thr ofgood Quality is skilfuly made upfln newest .
and corrcCt’styles-éand’then hold here’ at attractive price.
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