I“ M
he: he banish your License
M at a small cost to you.
‘ -. are the moat. satisfac-
2' wry bond to the Commis-
Iiioners.
Iaylor 8. Golden
.72 Trust Company Bldg. ‘
. We 1280 South Norwalk. Conn
.»!,‘Ienry Green, of Franklin avenue, is
”with I critical condition today.
W211. Bean has purchased a seven—
.Ipaellenger auto from Luther M.
2 Wright.
T—Green, blue.
O'Brien.
Mrs. F. R. lrw,ln formerly of Yale
street Blidgeport, will leave today for
’ Norwalk, where she will
uveral weeks
Ii. Garfield St. John, on hsnical
‘2‘3‘ dentist, attended the Dental Maouiae
titers Exhibit Wednesdav, held at
"the Waldorf- ”Astoria New York city.
' g-Roast best, He lb. N. Y. Market.
More of the death of Secretary
Herman E. Malmo, the Elks postponed
their pinophle tournament which was
‘ to have been played last night.
The Connecticut Editorial Associa-
tion is to meet Monday at the ”i."
Cards New Haven. The. subject will
4” be towa2 report work and legal ad-
. . '21 yertisiag in country weeklles.
IIernty Sharia Edward B. Doulens
pmtpuoed from this morning until
next Friday- morning the selling of the
mud; license of Angelo Contarettl, oi'
Burbank street. .
brown soft bats.
flaws Hendricks. a was
In“ ”6 and costs this months by
WGeor'ae H. Voabutgh. The man,
who is said to be hali' wilted, was
examined by Dr. R. M. Waite.
Lila-noun; steak, 16c 1.11 oz. 1: Min.
€.Niae of the fifteen extra clerks
"fillind to—bob‘ia the steto We
‘d'ppartmentvto help with the invest
“ ‘ , _ taxcollectlon have been dis
‘ firework will be finished rim
negro,
Downtown Baptist church condi-
‘ lions are good judging from the in.
" terostiog reports submittedi. at :last
night’s bnslnona. meeting" of the
, ., Iohor'ch Regular business was trans-
v
‘ s’l‘be power to appoint the town doc-
-' tors rests with the mayor. Hereto-
105% this authority has been exercised
22 by" .‘the board of charity. commission
., era. Mayor Hal-strum. however 1 will
2 ,_ begulded in'bia lectionrliy the Icons-I
" . 1fiuiooors blip) ff,‘;
' TheOhrlptlao industrial League. of
tinker-1m M. no church of South Nor
, .-.' walk, will hold an interesting meet-
his 1.»»oulguz. Charles E Hoyt will
speak on some of his experiences dur-
flog his recent trip across the con-
32. 11am. ’ -
2A 'cecord number of hunting licenses
mil;- 52.222141”. out in the state this'
2 fgr'lsexpected,'1‘he clerks of
ous' towns lisvc been provided:
th. '27 .000 blank licenses. or 2000
than last year, and several re-
quests have been made for more liI-
nose blanks.
, _ Starr and Miss
{unsettle Rummler, of this city are
'mnallng a visit with Mrs‘. Harry Par
Margaret
ancy Byrne. also of tbia‘
w o is at boarding school at
th‘ Convent of The Sacred Heart,
ewI York city.
:rbport t-his morning from the
;: Stamford hospital gave the condition
2 [loss Farrell, a former resident
this city as Just about the same,
which is potions, He is ill. with pneu-
mooia. [Inst night his WT and eldest
. aulghter collapsed under the strain
rahd "are now attended by their phy
- _ ills «anus, formerly employed in
_tl1_e Cluatt factory, on North Main
street. now' located in Akron. Ohio,
‘ writes to relatives here that the in-
itittial condition or that city is. de-
idedly prosperous. The large rubber
manutaolofles which'1 make ‘Akron
air headquarters. Mr. Dokus writes,
refit rushed Milli business. and are
hurriedly putting up adStio
dheir factories.
2-Slrloln steak, 20c lb. N Y. Mkt.
delegation of about forty Prophets
attend the grand ceremonial or.
Grotto, which will be held Tues
city. A parade will form at 23d
and Sixth avenue, northeast cor-
irectly in front of the Maésonic
1W .at 8,p._2 m. sharp. it" is ex-
that. e2 arms; 2 22
visit for
,_.N Y- They will call
'hbontmyathyon.laea., combo
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
3
I
There are no school sessions today
' because at the annual Teachers' Con
venlion. ‘
Miss Florence Starr, a High School
student. and a chum are in New York
today to spend the weekend. They
will \lslt Miss Nancy Bylnes, a for-
mer High School "studentruho is now
stteqdiag the Convent of Sacred
Heart.
Messrs. H. Bradbury, M. Hoyt, E.
Hoyt. K. Taylor, G. McKibbin, R. Mc-
Kibbin and F. Seder, most of whom
are High School students. are havhg
I"house party at Bell 13171er
There waver-important football
. practice yesterday at2 :30 ohclock
The Senior Class met yesterday at
1:30 p.111 MrrSWeeney, chairman 01
the. Ben Greet committee made a re-
port oi.’ Saturday evening‘s perform-I
ones. There was a net profit 0.
$27. 417
.a
. REGENT THEATRE. .
Today at the handsome Regent 'l'he-I
atre Paramount will offer the dainty.
international star, Elsie Janis. in 11:
quaint old tale 0: romance, comedy and‘
love, called “’Twas EverJ‘hus." Miss
Janlleas made as great a success in
picturefi as she achieved upon the mu-
sical comedystage. in the plcfvre to;
day she is at her best and is sure to
again please with her superb acting]
and hr. pretty mannerisms. Other
pictures will use be shown.
, “Sins of a Mother.”
The V. L. S. E. masterpiece. “The
Sins of a Mother," will be the feature
picture I the Regent Theatre on Sat.-
urduy afternoon and - evening: Earl
Williams who has appeared here per-
sonally will be the bright particular
star, supported by the best Vitagraph
company. 2 The story is a powerful one
and the themer one that every parcv.
any every child should see. The more!
do great good. On Monday of next
Week Metre will offer Francis X. Bush-
man, in "The Silent Voice"; Tuesday
Paramount wil present the famous mo-
bf the story is one that cannot help but 2 2~
2 2~ 2 new ram-.2
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THE PRIEF. IN NORWALKI’
ew Fall Coats
$3.98 to $30.00
$19.50 LACIES’ AND MISS ES’
New Fall Suits
$14.98 3
Other Styles Ranging in Prices
522.5010 $35.00
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New Fall , Suits 2 .
$12.08 ‘
NEW‘FALL ovamcoa'rs
$10 to $25
l CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
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si‘cu comedy star, Donald Brian, in
“The Voice in the Fox."
“The IBIpendthr-lft" IWedneaday.
Announcement has Just been made
that "The épendlhrlft" will be shown
or: the screen at the Regent Theatre on
Wednesday afternoon and eventnr of
next week. The play is by Porter Em-
eraon Browne, and the screen prolific
don, produced by George Kleloe. is in
keeping with the original production.
Hr. Browne will be at the Regent per-
aonally on Wednesday to see his brain.
child on the screen. .
CharleaK. Champlin-Gomlng. .
2 Charles K. Champlln. the wellrkoown
repertoire star, will be seen at the lie-21
gent Theatre soon in a norm offload-i
way plays at popular prices. .2 22 .1:
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BRIDGEPORT
Notable offering of
tailored Suits
In all: coloreH poplins and Serges
Saturday store news chronicles a stirring m. in the Garment Seetion. It relates
to these special 3x245 Suits' in particular—but quite as well to the unlimited oppor-
_. tunities afiorded to women who have delayed buying because the weather per-
".Imitted. Certainly, with the values. oifered here there can be no excuse for further»
2 delay. ‘ -
This notable lot of Suits are in fine poplin: and serge fabrics,‘ .13 sires for juniors
as well as women. colors include black, navy, Russisngre‘en and African brown \
The costs are fin box and belted and halfsfitted styles. and a few_ are in popular
2 .‘ (planed erect... blany of them are plain. others frlmtned’with velvet and enormity,
‘ iibuttons. filth-ta are both planted and Iflared. '
A Very Special Saturduybffenngat...............{.............:..... $.12? 75
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and enjoy for the rest of‘your life the finest baking,
cooking and heating range in the country today.
A range that is fully guaranteed by the manufac-
turer and ourselves to cook, heat and bake.
Range ..... ................31495to$7500
Baby carriages
$9.00 to $35.00
RIeIeId tourmgevln all fist-J ‘I‘
lobes, Brown, White, shy: ‘ I.
and Natural, Etc.
‘e1..
1‘ Blankets and Comfortables
A large assornneni, very reasonably priced from
l is I
Sterling Furniture C0.
Phone 105
(lilo. lloyi’ 8 Theatre.
if vSIIRIDAY, OCT. 23, “1915
Join To-day
Brass Beds
39.50 to
’ $75.00..
The largest assortment
ever shown in the ciw of
Norwalk. ‘2
$100t03700
127411.131 Washingloll $1,
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Norwalk Chronicler