whichhécontrscted. . .. At Lane’s to serve an the 100 Cream, Fruit Flavon: i , Strawberry Banana . Orange Pineapple IAnO’I 31m. 51 Washington St!“ GITY NEWS K. McCausland and Donald Riley spent yesterday in South Norwalk. They are both Trenton boys. The American Band will hold an im- portant rehearsal this evening. All members“ are urged to be present. -—llave you Billiken dance invitations? VINUIJ: we; neemr Containing Fruit 00d Liven, witl. Pepconats 1.! Iron. r. a. mouse. g 'stidW.Raymond UNDERTAKER! NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING i T l I 21 WASHINGTON 3:. i Tel..ofllco,1069-3: House,6 Specials TO-DAY Escallops Fresh,Salt"‘d Canned See members. Red Men's Hall. Oct. 22. I I A reading “Damaged Goods" will be' gi'veu this afternoon at 4 o'clock, ‘by‘ dward A. Mead, under the auspices of the Community Club. -—TONiGi-iT. Speidel's eight—piece string orchestra will furnish dance music at the Ar-, mcry. Something class: . Admission 35c “‘2'.- Th‘g‘i‘ suits of Alice Lockwood and others aginst William G Dudley and Louis Goldschmidt, begun on Wednesa day of last week. were before Judge. Edward L. Smith in the court of com-. mon pleas yesterday. \‘iayor Carl ‘Axel Harstrom is today F lab “and Oysters THE Sfill't‘fl NORWALK EVENING SEmNEL Coal we Alta AbK\UWthDl:EdGraln. LEADERS IN ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS . CAR-GOES 0F LIME, CEMENT, BRICK, CRUSHED 1. We are fully equipped with everything neediul in the building line, and can supply your wants promptly. Fifty years of faithful service to the public is our recommendation. Feed RAYMOND BROTHERS flay. THE PARIS , Cloaks and Millinery 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK Come and get better wearin; apparel than you have been getting for less money than any store on earth can give you as the beat of clothes is none to good for on patrons. Stop. going from shop to shop wasting you valuable time looking for your wants. We are here and will remain here whet others come and go like birds of passage. Do not waste your 30rd money on new comers as they will not be here long. Go to the s'. e that has an established reputation for good merchandising. We hope to seeyon soon. THE PARIS .._... Long and Round ClamsandLobsters Cuthill’s 71 North Main St. Free Delivery, Phone rob J Best Family Flour, 2 bag ...... .. . ........ . ..... . . 75¢ l Goodliggs,ados. ............ ...'..... ..... 30¢ l Magnolia or Clover Milk, a can ..................... 10¢ 7‘ Fresh Oatmeal, 3 pkg. . ..... .......... ........ 4¢ Crinkled Corn Flakes cut to ....... .. . 6¢ pkg. A. STULL , . East Nomalk. :4 Cottage Street. - it A rumage sale and other lilans were STONE, SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE ARRIVING 1 DAILY I, When buying shoes . QUALITY is consideration: Quality ofWorlunanship Quality of Material Quality of Style _ ,. Quality of Fit ’rrns sacs connotes THEM ALL ‘ QUALITY is the real standard of Value. This shoe is made for those who appreciate Quality. of the first in attendance at the meeting of the informally discussed at a meeting held' state mayor s association, in New lla- l‘ast “"3an by Mizpah Circle, Kings: van The session opened at 1 oclock Daughters. members of the downtown‘ onto the clergyman, with a view to 4 as a specmramcay night feature. j :jbut he left no will; or if this afternoon. The majority of Con- necticut’s smayors will attend. , i Everyone is urged not to forget the donation party to be given tomorrow afternoon at the Norw'alk Day Nur—l nery. All are invited cordisdly. and asked to bring smoothing substantial to help along the good work. V . _ ,! Regular matters or business, last night. were traneacted at the meeting of Ulises Tribe, No. 26, I. 0. ‘R. M. M’rs Fred Pitaer, at her home on " Woodward avenue. last evening enter-j talned the members of Friendship As- sociation, No 7. Regular matters of business were transacted. . -—Hve you Billiken dance invitations? See members Tied Men's Hall Oct. 22. Ordinary matters of [business receiv- . .._0d attention when the Sunday school board of the downtown Congregation-j .1 church held a meeting last evening. The local members of the D. A. R. Chapter will‘tomorrow afternoon at‘ “tend a meeting in Wilton, at the home of Mrs. Merwin. There will be an in. terestlng program, with music. The train lea\ 1 the South Norwalk station. at 1:30 o'clock. I . . titll mu Rev. Carfield J.”~Sebree, late pastorf of the Grace Baptist church, in But. ler street. is reported to have gone south, where he intends to make his future home. He wasnccompanied by his wife. Mr. Sepree some weeks .ago severed his relations with the local . church, and has since’been residing at . 45 Franklin avenue. Several of the’lo- cal merchants are endeavoring to lo- having him settle sonic obligations- ... W ‘ .ccurtrsv- cLua DINNER . J <«. , . Nauru rem ,«r know that he syn; 1mm to prowde ‘for that, he did we can’t find it.” thank S. Strntton, this morning was ,Edlilcc, ParochialSchool or Public , for such license, and we do hereby Baptist Church. «A3. Alex Simmons, arrested for drunk-l eness yesterday afternoon by Odlcer sent to jail for thirty days by Judge George H. Vosburgh. J ,Pleasant & Jennings, proprietors oi the wmon garage, through their at tor ey, J. T. Dunbar, brought ctvtl. ac- tlou against Edward not... 0': wu- ton, claiming 885 damages. The de: fendent's automobile was attached yesterday by Deputy Sheriff N. W. Benedict. ’ There will be a rehearsal or the Team and Guard of Eureka Rebekah .Lodge on Friday evening, preparatory to the class initiation on November 5. 'The director is very anxious that all members of both teams be present. Miss Marjorie Adelaide Mills, of Highland avenue, and Leslie Austin; Hughes, of Brooklyn, N. Y., will be married at '6:30 o'clock this evening in the Rowayton Methodist Epideopal help if they are from NORTH ‘vvv ammo...) serous. The road to New Miliord over Huck- leberry Hill, in the, town of'Brook field, has been closed to tramc on ac count of state highway construction and traffic between Danbury and New oi Brookileld Junction. . At present either of two detour routes may be taken at the option of the traveler. One is to go direct to Brooki‘leld Junction by way of Beaver Brook. passing the foot of Huckleber- ry Hill. This road will be‘Aclosed le- ter, however, when construction east- ward from the White Turkey Inn be gins. The other detour is by the way Church by the pastor, Rev. Edgar 8., Jackson. . To the Board of Couniy Commission- ers of Falrileld County: ‘ I hereby apply for a License to sell Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors, Ale, Lager Beer, Rhine Wine, and Cider, at 25 South Main street, in the T0wn of Norwalk, in said County. My place of businessvis not located within 200 feet in a direct line of a Church School-house, or the premises pertain- ingltheroto, or any Post once. Public Library or Cemeteay. ' October, A. 1)., 1915. V . THOMAS C. MORARTLA'ND, _ , Applicant. We, the undersigned, electors and taxpayers, as defined by law, of- the Town 01- Nomads. in said County, here by endorse the application of the above named Thomas C. McFartland. severally. each for hiniscIt. certify that the above named applicant As a suitable harm to be milieu? 11:. W to tell intoxicating llquris m we hereby morafly. rich (to:- himsclt. communes-comers «reusi- ‘tate situated in said Town of Nui‘ walk. ‘ Dated communion mu mmaoum. s-:~ = ' To the Board of County Commission- Deted at Norvialk, this 11th day oi ' Uctober.‘ A- Do 1915; of the Dan‘bury-Newtown state high,- way to a point. beyond Stony Hill, T the annual home coming on Thanksgiving day—— they will be glad to have your pic'ture and you. And if you can’t go home this year, how pictures will Milford is obi/med to detour by way 9 m.“ . c. STUPID where a road branches to the left and , goes d‘iret'nly3 3to Broolqleld Junction. The in ter route has been much used by automobile tramc during the past summer, on account of the condition of the road bétween the White Tur- key Inn and Brookileld Junction. mount 2 it's Grandmother’s Recipe to Keep Her Locks Dark, Glossy, Thick. The cldvtime mixture of Base Tea 1 and Sulphur tor darkening gray, streak , ed and faded hair is grandmother's treatment, nd folks are again using it. I‘ ‘ i are or “field County: 1 I hereby apply for a License to sell' Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors,‘ Ale, Lager Beer, Rhine Wine, and y Cider, at The Mohackemb -,Hotel in the' Town of Norwalk, in said County. Myi place of business is not located within 200 feet in a direct line of a Church? Editlce, Parochial School or Public? Library ‘or Cemetery Dated at Norwalk, this l_1th day of 0ctob‘er,A.D.,1915.4 THOMAS C. MCPARTLAND, 4 .. Applicant.» We, the undersigned, electors and taxpayers, as defined by law,,of the Town of Norwalk, in said County, herri- by endorse the application ' ot the abovs'bamed Thomas C. McFartland, for such license, nod we do hereby coral-ally. each for himself, certify that the above'named applicant is a suitable person to be granted a ll. cease to sell intcxlceting liquors and rye-hereby severally, each for incised, certllytbatwearecwncrs olreales- tote situated in said Town' of Nor- “k. .rf’ Dated at Norwailr. this llth day at .- “N Mar. “(zoom any "' C. Caramel: Mat- to keep their hair a good, even color, which is quite sensible, as we are liv- ing in an age when a youthful appear- ance is of the greatesradvmtage. Nowadays;«thcusb, we don’t have the troublesome task of gathering the sage and the mussy mixing“ at home. All‘ drug stores sell the ready-tome pro- duct called “Wyetb's Sage and Sul- 1 School- house or the premises pertain 'phur Compound" for about 50 cents a 'ing thereto, or any Post Oilice, Public ‘ bottle. 1" is very popular because no- body can discover it has been applied“ Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small ahead at a time; by morning the gray hair dis- appears, but what delights the ladies with W'yeth’a Sage and Sulphus is that, , besides beautifully darkening the hair , aftei a, few applications, ,it-also pro? duces that softlustre and appearance of abundance which is so attractive; besides, prerents dandruff, itching scalp and telling hair. Floral Tnbutes, original he- signs. Casket Coverings oi rare beauty. moderate prices. Prompt service. Telegragih communica- lion with Ieadi suits' in prin elpal citiesin the United Skies. mmm till it uric it Glover’s Norwaik and South Norwalk. x—' Haves’ NEW CITY MARKET Hayes’ Block 09 North Main Street *— W Winter. Underwear ' to“ clothe the whole iamii in Men’s Women's'and chi rens' “1'- meals at 25c, 39c, 50c 75c and ;:.oo,ln‘ wool and danced lined at E. K. BANKS MAHACKEMO HOTEL sLocK. South Norwalk. --‘i'HE BEST SI‘TUATIONS. are obtained by advertising to the est employers. The Sentinel reaches are class in Norwalk‘end vicinity. . _\, The Choice October Brew , Has ARRIVED. . Now on Draught atsHotels, Cafes, Clubs, Etc. ‘We Are Receiving Shipments Regularly, Without Delay or Interference. ' , .1. 3.3“” 0: Co... Importers. .Q0;Warren St, New Yerk. shmfifi.§¢umu‘f. 25c can cut to, 18¢ use can cut to 12y¢ PAGE SE VII. mintzs Sale oi Unlrimmed Shapes 50c. 996. $1.49 llais Trimmed Free During This Sale ;_— ‘q KnitUnderwear ~ For Women, Misses and “Children 4 Consisting of Union Suits, Vests and Tights,‘ in light, mediim and heavy weights of lisle, cotton, silk and wool or all wool. Women's Union Suits—All the various shapes, ranging in we. i l i from We to $3.00 a garment. Women's Vests and Tights—25c to $1.00... Children's Vests and Pants—25c and 50s. . Children's Duofoid Union Cults—Wool outside for warmth; col» ton inside for comfort. Sizes 6 to 14 yrs. At 51.35 to $2.00 per car-4 went. To choose rightly, come here, where is widest variety and whose . . only the best makes will be found. ORDER ERER'IS BEER FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES [OBIS MARY Connecticut Avenue. Q Phone 497. Sole Agents for The Norwalks On Draught at Connecticut Ave. WWW...” ; ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co ----- BRIDGEPORT Formerly known as Irldpsport Steam Dyeing a Cleaning Cm Silk Dmscs.”Glovos. Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned. , Telephone me. ii. LYNGE, Prop. 298 State 0.. Bridgeport ..__.-._—. «m ,. A. w. ‘Ladies’ Slylsli Shoes The tendency for fancy footwear for women and mes is most pronounced this season, and for dross occasions Kill UPPERS ARE THE THING - we have many attractive models in blue, or bronze ‘. kid, and in black kid with White calfskin pipings. Be Sure to See them CONNEALLY. & BRACKEN. South N orwaik NEWLY “NOVA-ran. CENTRAL "GTE J08. m SESSA sacs. Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwalk. Rooms by day or week at reasonable prices. Every room well ventilated. electric liable and gas. Everything first class. Used Ford Cars 1915 TOURING, WIRE WHEELS ....... 3450» 19:4 *TOURING ..... “$300, ‘nga TOURIN‘G reassess-«is-nonusuusu-nsusual... - $250 s. L. BENEDIC .cm AGENT FOR RED AND DODGE BROS. CARS. m cacti gas [the v iillliiilNE; . "FAKE rill/AIDE "- UP 0M FLIGHT HISP‘EMHSTHFII 2l8 Out IMAM“. Codi!” will fit 2- Warc MW
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