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LINEN TGWEL: N65
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BATH TCWELS
12 1-2... ;.c., 34;. and 501;.
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E. E. BANKS
”AHACKEMO HQTEL BLOCK.
South Ncrwaik.
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] Mouldings.
1' Done on til:- frames.
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] STATIONERY STORE
16230. Main 5t. 50. Norwalk
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i WEATHER FORECAST.
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ForecaSt for Norwalk and vicinity:
bnerflally fair tonight and Sunday. For
Connecticut: Cloudy tonight; Sunday
partly cloudy; moderate northeast
winds. Weather conditions: A ridge of
high pressure extends from the Lake‘
region eastward to New England. it is
producing cool and generally plensant
weather in the northern districts east
of the Mississippi river. The western
, Western districts.
disturbance is central this morning ov-
er K111181115. it is causing unsettled,
showery weather between the Rocky
Mountains and the Mississippi river.
Concordia, Kane. reported 3.12 inches
of rein during the last 24 hours. The
temperatures are lbwer in the Lake ro-
iion end New England, but continue
high for the season of the year in the
WEATHER" A-TYEAR AGO
. TODAY.
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‘I‘cmpcrature: low, 62; high,
yo. Part1} cloudy.
For quality and style in tailoring;
yisit Joseph lkyis for your next suit or
overcoat. Hts adv. on page 8 tells
you about tailoring.
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~Latest Green Hats. O'Brien.
Frank Baker. baseball fan, has a
unique souvenir othe world's series.
It is a genuine Red Suck, with a pin
containing the pictures of the winning
team amwxed Mr Baker attended the
two gamés in Boston.
V' George l..\'1§o‘ckwell, formerly con-
nected with‘th‘e Lounsbury Mathewson
Company, of this city. MW the post-
master or Ridgefleld, Coin" was a
visitor in South Nowell: this morn-
Iing on business.
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Judge E. M. Lockwood will be absent
ac 51.1.11.” 4
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,Miss Ruth Keiser
‘ Antoni Lanski
l ' iw-t Tarn-xv. of New York city,
ha been Visiting lllr. Sherer. who has
rev zeied from his illness, and is able
to in out again.
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1111.29 and Mrs. «1%., M. Lockwood
it t yesterday for a brief sojourn out
of town. They will return Wedncin
day. i
As the guest of John T. Featherton.i ‘
street cmumiseionei of the city of
New York. t‘it) Engineer George A.
Sherron yesterday “as :1 \isiic1 Hi the
street cleaning exhibit in \‘ew York.
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At a special meeting of the First
District (7 ommissioners held last night
Judge Henry W. Greta? [was thosen
to succeed Mayorc A. fiejt‘strom who
‘ two days ago tendered his resignation
from the directorate of the Norwnlk
Library.
Mayor (Earl Axel liarstrom 1111-1
nonnccs that his office hours. during
the coming week, will be from 4
o'clock until 5 o'clock every duv pith
the exception of Wednesday and Sui-1
unlay On Saturday he will be in the.
City Hall from 10 oclock until 110011.
The mayor on Wednesday, will attend
the convention of the mayors of the
state. which will. be held in New
Haven.
Jov‘nh Andino, Ben Riccio. Howard
Wilt'W Fred t‘ello and lien Pepiton.
youngsters ranging from eight to four-
teen yours. were brought to police
hendqruriers by Oli‘lcer Milton i.
Lockwood 11nd leciured by the prose-
cutinr iitorney. It seems the young
boys h11\e been in the habit of pelting
stones and vegetables at pedestrians
in the vicinity of Woodward avenue
and Cross street. ' ,
The building departmentrthis morn-
ing, issued permits as follows: To P.
H. Fielding to wire for C. Aisthorpe,
Seeview avenueyund to wire for Ed.
mund En-t‘rowe, 2 West avenue: to
George Sherer, to build addition for
George Shercr, Bell island; to Dom-
inike Falasco. to make alterations for
Joseph Caseleri", New Canaan avenue;
the White Electric Company for
school'building. West avenue, and
Swartz, .1 Cohen, on Washington
street. _ ‘
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
011 a week’s vacation, and next week
Judge George H. Vosburgb, of the
downtown court. will attend to the
uptown easel.
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"l‘he wedding of Miss Ethel May.
daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph E.
Bartram, of Westport avenue, to John
Lacey Tyler, or this citthill take
pace at the First Congregationaliz“
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FOR SALE—FORD RUNABOUT.
tirst class condition. Equipped with
Splitdori! magnet, shock absorber, etc.
Can be seen at eynold‘s Motor Car
(10.. West 'evenue. .016 3t
WANTED—ABLE BODIED "MEN‘
for the work required at once. Apply
Norwslk Tire and Rubber Co. old St
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,\\'allace Perry
'Albert Smith. Woodward avenue.
Ilir. William Barnes
'John W. Brown .
‘A. ll. Maurer
; D. Premitte
: Giuseppe Quattone
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
South Norwaik.
Charles Outer . .
Mrs. Forbes " 1‘
Mrs. Lillian A. Forbes.
Newton Hawkins
Luigi l’lumbo ‘.
Gus Montalbano
Albert Suse or Lesse. 1
Jean Wenger. co Frank Goodnow. ‘
Sam Wilson jr i
AM)REW LEARY, P M. ‘_
Norwalk. .
Thomas Allgood l
Daniel Aligned i l
Robert F. Aligood.
Frank Bishop.
Alfred Bebce
George F. Bennett
Rev. T. F. Caskey, D. l).
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A BUSlNl-ISS OPPORTUNITY
The advertisers have gradually developed a growing ma-
chine manufacturing business—factory near Bridgeport—all
of which represents an investmew of several years labor and
considerable money.
The product has passed the experimental stage and has
achieved wide and excellent reputation among architects
and consulting engineers. It is the judgment of the present
managers that this is an oaportune time to increase the
scope and volume of sales, and expand the productive ca-‘
pacity of the factory, in order to assure the excellent profit
to be realized from this business. It is a clean, high-class
proposition along engineering and manufacturing lines.
This is an excellent opportunity for either an active or
silent associate, or a group of investors to become interested.
The men now connected with this business are practical
men who have invested their own money to back their own
opinion They, however, need $10000 to $15 000 more to
develop the real value of this business quickly, and to take
., advantage of the present aispicious time to reap large
profits from business offered, also to establish a stable and
permanent business. '
You need not hesnate to write for full details as your
confidence will be absolutely respected and we will expect
the same from you.
Address “A Growing Business," care Sentinel.
F. S Comstock
Mrs. Edward F. Briggs
Mrs. William F. Godfrey
Sara Kemper.
M. J. Luby
John Lange
Miss Mabel Mukart
Fdwurd C. Smith
FA. Stuart Co., 204 «Stuart Building.
Harry Vincent
A. T. W bb
William .‘Wood.
M J HOWARD, P. M.
—-OUR JiTNEY OFFER—THIS AND
FIVE CENTS.
Dont miss this. (‘ut out this slip, en
close with live cents to Foley & Co.
Chicago, lll., writing your name and?
address clearly. You will receive in re—l
turn a trial package containing Foley’s?
Honey and Tar Compound, tor coughs.I
colds and croup. Foley Kidney Pills;
and Foley Cathartlc Tablets. 3‘
Sold everywhere.
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Furniture
OF QUALITY
Are you looking for finely finished, correctly design-
ed, well made furniture for every room in the house?
I? so you will find here a large assortment of just the
kind of merchandise you are looking for at moderate
prices. \ j '
WIRIOKE’S
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11 I II it It It A II T
PRATT o. BARTLEM
13 Railroad Ave.
’Phone 1413
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Brassieies‘
I 11)ettltutcd.hyv experts to actually
lit in the some manner that a corset I
is designed to fit. . 1
Open front, with embroidery .
bending and torchOnvedging at 25°.
Open hunt or back, with embroid
cry or torchon lace trimming at 50c
All over embroidery, trimmed
with cluny lace, at 81.00.
Pure linen, trimmed with cIluny
lace and ribbon rosette at $1.50.
‘_ Clmicb at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Ernest F. McGregor will omciate
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Th“ regular weekly me“: “E of theI Wm
econd district electrical commission-l I
ers wgs postponed until next. week: The Alumni Association has had
The street lights of the plant are noszeveral meeting at Which they have
'in 8094 conditto A nbw part '0, the discussed the possibilities of giving a
1 t .o t a convenient play in the near future. They have
narrowed their choice down to five
plays, all of which have been success-
ful on Broadwy. ‘
too ball prnctice yes~
time with Staples
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Tailoring Dept.
When ordering your next suit or ov-
ercoat, visit our store and: notice
the difference in tailoring, as we do
it in our own work shop, from
the “ship to some other port" kind. 1
You will always demand our kind
in the future.- ’
$311 a... up. I”
MERRILL COLLEGE
Our SECRETARIAL COURSE will fit
you to secure and hold a good position.
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‘ iti‘vely Clean
It is not exposed to the
‘1 weather and cannot be
loaded into the wagons 1111-
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We carry "the best coal to be obtained and charge no
more tha'n elsewhere.
Tell us your heating problem and we Will tell you what
kind of coal to use.
Harris 81 Gans 721
WATER STREET. SOLITH NORWALK.
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85 Washington St.- So. Norwstk
Late model: in fine condition
taken in exchangejor larger cars.
8‘ cars Prices right.
Delivery on R E O S
Stem Sépbember 25th
,. . . Dodge Cers
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OWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St. '
Bridgeport, Conn, Saturday, October 16, 1915.
More fine silk stockings
89c.
No niaktr 111 \mcrica excels lllL one 11 ho 1113th these ' ?
silk Sioxkings. ;
. He puts qualih and beauty into Her) pair; with '
these 1;tritv‘-t111ak111g.. 2
Hit \t stockings 11011 89c failed to pass his rigid in— '
, Spct‘tion ll11_\ ll2l\t some minor hurt. That l1111t is
not 6115) to find. lint it cuts price down from $1.50 to
thisspccial one. o O l
li,lil€ torn. pink, bronze. uhitt- blutk. l
Plain or with faint) stript mark by dropped stitch,
or with Clllllrtlllltl) in tontrast 89c. ‘
Lott aislt, rear. f
Pretty hats ‘
neIwiy ready at $5 .
\Vlio can tit-fine hat style? f
int who fails to recognize and approve it? f
'Tis present in these hats. They are alert and smart
.‘ and attractive. it
Of scasonnblc material. with true touch of .\11t11111n’s
glorious colon—of decisive and typical ilmvluntl value.
$5-
Yes a: great plenty at greater priccmnntl smncclcw
cr hats at less.
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Second floor.
These suits are notable
values
Suit with touch of fur is the most—demanded of all
by women of today.
And there are many Slith among these suits at spec-
ial value at $16 so in l
Handsome pnre- -wool poplin, mostly of blue; or
snappy mannish mixtures - . d
Boxy graceful coats of medium length. \knts of .
new type with stylish length and graceful drape.
And where fur does not give its stvlish touch, hand-
some braid does. .._. O l V
1 11115113} value in mater al and tailoring ;
and thoroughly good 51y '12— $16.50 I. 1
Second floor. ‘
by Jack London. “l
About all that s necessary is to ttll folks who know
ltilliTthat Jack ILondon‘s s'nen story is ready. lhcy can
imagine whet IS in store. ,
To other folks :—This new Star govcr 15 well north
reading by anybody who enjoys 2; rctl- blooded narrative.
Now ready at $1.5 o 3 .I,
8 Hal 0' the Ironsidcs by S. R. Crockett is one of the ,5
sort of stories which Crockett so loved to write and "
which his followers so love to read. A robust upstanding
chap 1s Hal the tale; of his deeds is good reading-.311 25.
Get] 5 Man by Bronson Howard is radically ditleri .' l 1.
cut a story of New York life. Not of the ordinary sort; 1‘ i ‘I:
almost startling sometimes. $140. . : W.
The VVilliamsons present Sécrct History, 3 story of . Z , up
international intrigue and iplomacy. Lady Peggy ‘AI‘t‘I
O’Mallcy, who revc cals this history is the central Ifigure ' ' I"
asatisfartory love story too. $1. 35. .1 ..
Main floor, rear. l :
Utility suitsl:
for young men, new type
\\ e vc had tailored to our own specifications, 3 111111— - 1
her of suits for young men that merit this name of U ii-
ty Suits. _
They are made of excellent unfinished worsted z—soft .,
smooth and excellent of both weave and weight.
Not too heavy for wear all through the cool days of I
Autumn; heavy enough for setvice through colder ‘
season.
In apearance; fitted for businesrs or social “car,
equally well. ,
Semi- form- fitting 1110dci,coat shaped in a trifle at
Waist, trousers gracefully close fitting, coat with patch
pockets
Soft- mixed gray rich deep blue, quiet brown.
Nicely tailored—for remember we specified just how
these suits should be made; manly and refined but not
extreme in style; excellent quality, $18, $20 and $22.50.
‘ Main floor, rear. -
Get under the Castle Roll
-hat;
. Quite a bit of distinction and snap to this new hair
the Castle Roll. >
It looks well on young men of erect manly carriage; '
adds to their tr‘inmess and alertness. f
Best judge it: by getting under it! , ._
Green and brown and steel gray—$2! ' ‘ 2 It
Clever new soft hats 111 blue, brown and green, $1.. 50.
But pick Stetson, if you would get the best. They c051:
_ more and they are worth their cost; $3. 50 and $I4, , ~
Main Ffloor, rear. . ~ ‘ .
Savers
from Autumn Ho uscwares Event. .
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Copper-bottom boilers, No. 3_ st. to 8“
Complete pas-lights. tor wall or
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