Winter Under
to clothe the
who 2 family
in Men's Women’s and childrens' gar-2
theme at 250. 39c, 50c 75c and 31.00, in
wool and fleeced lined at
E. Ii. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
’ South Norwaik.
. mono“, per. 25. 1915
size and well made, sizes 15
WHEBI' Illino-
! '.
o
Now On Sale At
' V
D 0 l\ .V c. L L Y S
‘All the popular music with a
machine to play them on to give
you a chance to hear then be-
e buying. Orders taken for
arty classic music.
up So. Main St.
JW
50. Norwalk,
4 _._._ ,__._____.
illli NiWS
. WEATHER FORECAST.
.- .d-wo‘..-“ a-..
Forecast for Norualk and vicinity;
{Fair and warmer tonight and Tues-
day.
A disturbance of considerable en-
ergy is central this morning over Wis.
corisin.
rainy weather in the Upon Missis-
nippi Valley and nestern no tion or
the Lake region. Pleasant weather
pretrails generally in all other sec-
tions The temperatures are low along
lhei Atlantic: coast. Frosts were re.-
ported as {ar'sou‘th ‘as Virginia. The
western disturbance will probably
it is causing utl settled and _
Plain white, round neck and long sleeves, at ...... 75¢
Pink, blue and light grey stripe, with or without collars. ‘
Trimmed with fancy braid of coresponding
Children’s Flannelette Robes, plain white, pink and blue I
striped, with collars, trimmed with narrow braid ..
1,, I. MA‘LLETI‘E ’
Insecure normal: 2%
colors. Full
to so, at ......... _. .. $1.00
in use for over 80
50¢
Experiments that trth
Infants tsand
r?“
"0,91,96’
Look for the Trade Mark!
.-
Wholesale
[Mill ClliORADll
ABANDllNiD 0N fiili
CHARLESTON. S. (‘., Oct. 25.—'l‘he
\iallorl' Liner Colorado, which sailed
from (‘harleston last‘night with cat-
ton for New York. caught fire. and
was abandoned, according to 11 wire-
less message received here today from
the steamer Suw.anee
The Suwanee reported the burning
move eastward and 9335 out the St“ weasel had been sighted off Cape Ro
Lawrence Valley Tuesday night or
Wednesday
Qpnditions favor for this vicinity:
Fair weather, followed by increasing
cloudiness and slowly rising tempera-
tures.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
. Temperature: L011, 49; high,
62'." Partly cloudy. .,
M. E. Harris, of Jamaica, L. 1., N.
Kyla .spendlng a few days vacation
ntzthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Josppb
Sc ler 64 Madden strXet.
he Norwalk Dpnjfiu will hold
a montage sale on Friday and Satur-
da . Oct. 2 th and 3 it. Will
frl has? send heir go 3 early Frldh‘!
lolNo. 52 South Main street.
« frs. Winfield Benton and daughter
(‘ ‘oline Claire, of 5 Quintard place,
w 0 have been spending two weeks in
New York and Brooklyn. with relatives
and friends, returned home yesterday,
after having a most delightful time.
I \
-—-BANNER BAKERY. 5 MONROE 5T.
We can furnish you with good bread,
and care every day in the week. If you
cannot cdme to the store, we deliter at“
your home for live cents eitra. Tel.
367. Norivalk delivery 10 cents.
Miss Lillian Rudder, at her home
i
fill“
lanain. thittt miles nor of here. It was
t nported that a Merchants and Miners“
tealnet had rescued the crew. The
(‘olorudo carried no passengers.
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.
Several Interesting Volumes Added to
the South Norwalk Public Library.
Books added to the Sotlth Norwalk
Library recently follow:
Potter. Jane .
Thaddeus of Warsaw.
Dostoleffaky,l"
Poor Folks and the Gambler.
Horton. M.
Tired of the Desert.
Bryant, L.‘ M.- '
What Piciures to see in 11min...
Kingsleyyl‘ M.
Heart of Philura.
Lageflof, Selma
Jerusalem.
O’Brien, H. V.
1Thil‘ly.
Grant. It.
High Priestess.
Phelps, W. L.
Robert Browning. '
Howard, G. B
God's Man.
Johnson. Owen
Making Money.
Hall, H.
Pepper.
Overton, J». /
Life of iii L. Stevenson.
Grey, Zane
on South Mbin street.-yesterday, en-
tern. tired Bertha Goodman, Maurice 1c. '
Home, and David Breskey,
port, as troll as a number of local
friends. A quiet social time was en-
joyed. ’
Something new in the line of dances
will be held in Arlen Hall on the eve
ning of November 12th, under the sus-
pices of the Jolly Five, a Springwood
Social club. Tivo orchestras will be on
hand, and dancing will be continuous
there will be\nelther breaks in the
playing or will there be intermissions.
'The affair will be a masque dance.
QUALITY CHOCOLATes
.Always Fresh
30c, 35s., 40c. (34 lb)"
‘ 56c to 31.00115)
Stillsou-Powell Corporation
PRESGRIPTION DRUGGIST3.~
32 “kahuna Street
811th Norwalk. Conn.
For Sale
7 Acres Land and Buildings; '
fronting on Winfield and -
Howard Streets, .EfitNo‘ra
- Walk. Water F§d"W-' ‘-
' > Price Reasonable}; Apply
in People .' fruit or:
,_
The Rainbow Trail.
.Benrd, L. and A. B.
On the. Trail.
\lorrls, G.
When My Ship Collies In.
Lutkenhaus or Knok ed.
Plays for School Children.
Stone. M. .;
Bankside (‘ostume Book.
Bower, B. M.
The Flying U‘s Last Stand.
Curtiss, P. ‘ -
The Ladder.
Pearson, E. L.
Voyage of the Hoppergrass. ‘
White, s. n, -
Adventures of Bobby Orde.
Miller, 0. '1‘.
What Happened to Barbara.
Singmaster. E.
' When Sarah Sav‘e‘d the Day.
\
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WEST I
INORWALK
set last solidityl
; Mrs.
vice in the chapel, sunday evening
Wilfred Smith
.....
day.
0 YOUR OWN SHOPPIN
O. Hosiery
~-Iu
Gives the BEST VALUE for Your Money
thumbnails-tomb, Perl-u, Wale-calculi“
Any Color and Style From 25c to $5.00 per pair
ALom’ (5’ Taylor
1 sldtary bodies which are coming on
. 300th anniversary of the landing of Burnett. A motion for a new trial will
G‘I
got-lo, Drops and Soothlu
contains neither Opium, gt
' and alloys Feverlshncss.
l Flatulency, Wind Colic, all
i Diarrhoea.
SoldhyAilOoodDenlcra.‘
NEW YORK
continuation ,
010031103 lunch
1. The Kind You Have
years has be
and has been
soul supervision slace‘l ts infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfelts. Imitation and “Just-as-good ” are but
with and endanger the h
Experience against Expo:
What is CASTORIA
Castorla’ls a harmless 311sz to for Castor Oil, Paro-
3 rups. .
orphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
For more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation
It regulates the Stomach
. assimilates the Food giving healthy and natal-a1 slee
,1 The Chlldron’sP Panabca—The Mother“ 3 Frleu p.
5 canola: CASTQRIA ALWAYS
“Beats the Signature of
in Use For 0... 30 Years
SEN'rmm; ‘.
The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has been
me the signature oi
made under his pen-
thOI
It is pleasant. I.
Teething Troubles and
and Bowen,
Always Bought
' "I .INT‘UI COIIAIY, HIV VOIK 00",
goat Wardens-$1.50 Editing
BU Y
'Hazelton
Coal
The B. Hershiield 81 Sonfio‘
In WAT“ OT.
TIL-IM-
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n ”er—(v 11
National Council Will Meet There in!
1917 . ' l
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1
NEW HAVEN, Oct 23»~l.os Angelou, \—
waa chosen as the place of meeting of]
the National Council of Congregation [IMWRIAN‘I’ lmnl CASES; {
al churches in 1917. after a contest be i
tween the delegations from llllnois and
California which kept the Council in,S"PRmE mmr- 0f mons;
a gale of laughter, by reason of the
repartee of those who were, explainlngl
the allurements of (‘bicago and Los: Tomorrow, in Bridgeport, the mm“,
Angeles, ”EDMUND. until ”‘9 vote scallion of the October term of the Su—i
was ordered Th9 bfilet‘lion W“ 355 ‘0 preme Court of Errors will be held. [
195 in favor 01' the 0“! described “3 Several important local cases are onl
one 0' FOHQB and angels" the docket Cases will be assigned by
Most of the (‘ounicl' s tilne was ink ..dlys 1
en up in discussion of plans for sd- 1 The case of Luther ‘M Wright val
Justment of home missionary and no Frank D. Lawton is” on the calendar:
ligions education boards as recommen- but will not come up, as the printing'
ded by the commission on mlsalon's’of of the record has not been completed.
which President R. c. King. of Oberlin This is an interesting action. A jury
College. is chairman. In short. the ad- awarded Wright, wtlh Ii fepresentedf
lustsnent proposes to consolidate not» by Wish it HIIWGMJ‘Ttldgimmt of
3500 This, howeré'r‘.’ ‘w’as set aside by!
home mission work except among the the Judge, Wright taking an appeal
negroea of the south. those therefrom. Attorneys Keogh '& Candee
which. build church, issue Sun- represent Mr. Lawton. 1 l
day school courses, and through pub- i The case ofJ. E. Wood. adm. against
llcatlons give religious instruction oriJ. 0.0‘Nell is down on the docked
training. The aim is to secure adminls- but. as the printing is not finished will}
tratlvc efficiency, and coordination of not come up for a hearing at once. ‘
effort. The proposal is to group coo Local people are familiar willi’ this
lain societies. incorporate the newlsult. It concernsfihe'aéciden‘tal shoot ‘
body .50 that it may hold property and in of Miss Wood filly \oung O'Neil
trust funds and adopt general policies Attorneys Walsh It 1liubbell appear for
and eliminate waste in effort wblchithe plaintiff and Attorney John H.:
now comes because some societies ,Ltght for the defendant. The appeal3
work‘along almost pa list-lines. The from the Superior Court and the 1110-1
changes to be propose ‘bre to be tion for a new trial Will be heard
gradually made. It was expected that Another local case which will be
the Council will adopt the adjustment heard i{ that of Solon H. Borglum
plan before its final adjournment. adms., represented by Judge E. M},
The commission recommended that] LOCKWOOG, 885m“ The New Haven:
ab,“ be made for observing the) Railroad, whose attorney is \\1lliamL.‘
Marlon Lotilas visited .Loulse mel-
E. E Brlnckerhol! has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. H, T. Borgia.-
r . . . , "
Mrs Boyd held an interesting ser-
and Charles Mo-
one. Nickerson is vleltliig tier" "
the Pllfrlms; that the apportionment be heard as will the appeal from the
plan be carried fornard: that (hat Superior Court. The action concerns:
state apportionment committee be‘lho unfortunate accident at the Gather-v
itlrged to use diligence in bringing the street crossinx, uptown, . some
groups of churches up to the stand- time 380.
ard proposed by .the National Oom- Dudley E H934,” appeal from ”‘91
"“8310“; and that the plan of an Superior Court in his case against Ed:
every church visitation be approved. “"“d Stewart will be heard.
t'l‘he report shbwed that the million . 1
dollar mark in receipts attained in The adjutsnt MWcturlng to the,
1911 wasimalntalnetl last year. - subalterna ol the batmllon.
“In the field."- it'é Said, “it is new
incumbent upon an otilcer to make‘
_ himself look as much like a man as
"possible."
Everybody laughed. .
"That rm mean,” he“ explained.
“as much like a soldier as possible."
-—London Mirror. '
Minot'srown MAN ores FROM
eAs FUMEB.
Thomas Dooley Overcome at Famous ‘
.“Germln Gas” Factory.
Thomas Dooley of College street, an
employee of the Chester 'Dye Works?
the famous "yellow” factory, which,
'at one time, popular rumor had it was
Imanufacturing gas for Germany, died
tsudd‘enly at his home last night, as a
result of breathing poisonous fumes
at the factory Dooley was at work
there yesterday afternoon. and, it is
said entered one of thb gas leaks,
against the advice of some of his
fellow employees. He was ,tsken ill
shortly afterwards, and was attended
by,M Dr. H. ’1‘. French of Deep River.
tumbler?” satire tb billlhome by
minimums; had shortly after his so ,1
rival, dropped dead Medical Exam;
nei- J. Francis Calef. after examlnfns ,
, as
"mm“? rt: Hmon-
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Golrlu'flulol
. Business
. I
$1.00
Saved is 0..
Dollar Earned
Place Must Be Vacated
Why neglect and pay double. Buy .
your Christmas gifts now and save
money.
Do not miss this opportunity.
Buy. Now
Stationery,
Souvenirs, etc.
Stock 11 fixtures must go.
Shelves, C unters, Cases, etc":
hilt BAZAAR
76 WaShmguLstreet.
Visit the unusual salemat
Bazaar.
~
SAMLE
JEUEMWI EllJILDINO ‘
up one mom
and save money—Jewelry, Musical
Instruments,
Toys. Novelties, Sporting Goods,
Games,
the
the body. said that there were symp-
toms of gas poisoning, but he would
wait until than he could via: the
body by da\vllght before mun!
omelet finding
‘ m out loyed by Brown »
O .
HW
1.1
Entrance 11.. ' ‘
Bridgeport, in.
Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St.
Sturdygand‘ ‘rgndal’. October 25, 1915, 1,:
5 I :7;
tasteful cheerful
2 \artl!
i tell sulllt of tilt $l.500ll(s art "llalilllit‘t‘d to be pure
Pick from (1111 a sum of
“Colin t‘tlailn”.\ at $1 50 alnlh
.
w.ool
Handsome and diverse 111 puttcrn: and plain colors
too. .
I\ii\1ttrcs that harm fresh titar look: make up into
mats ulth smart direct and. a (“bun air.
(loud plain 1111015 in several “tans. lint- of the,
atllootliitst anti ritlltsi is rm like zibeiinc; has the
same illSltl‘ anti mule tit ptb
Splendid lot of greys. lx'angt is 1111111 light to dark
in elic‘tt and through all tilt prctt} fauu combinations
that with" talks or ntims ct 111 Wish. $1 50 anti $2 yd
Right aislc roan. it.
Good Warm Blankets-$5 1
\ot a "rt d1 deal of \\ c1 ’ill—-i)lli a wonderful amount
oi \tarmtll. l‘ ‘
lilats tilt mark oi the lltmlantl $5 blanket. 1 a “’5‘
\\ 001 \toot' suit 111111 iltL‘t‘\ and a gttaranttc of -.
\\ armth. 3
_Cotton warp; strong: and firm and a preventive of ' I
shrinking. 3
Tastefully finished uith binding,r of silk and “ith .’ . c
borders in prcttv Silatltn of pink or blue or lawmlcr or. V
\cllou f?
Sizes 60 by 80 intltts 70 by 80 inches and 72 by 82
int‘hts. :‘ i
\\ eight 5 to 5 1—2 pounds, \ $5. .
them.
\\ overt so closclt that no touch of cold «rots beneath
Main floor, rear. ."Ti
. Drive Out Coal -.
Gas or oil ltcatcr makes .1111 mom cmnt'ortablce—and
tn oitis need of starting firt in the heater.‘
Quicklx put into St‘l‘\'.lt‘t‘ casilv moved where most» » ‘ "'
needed, not uastcrs of fuel but great producers of direct ‘
grateful heat .
Gas heaters—$1 to $7 50.
Oil heaters—~33 25 to $5 50 - .. t .
Fourth floor. . 5 l‘
What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduct of business and personal affairs today ‘classeo.
'the methods employed very distinctly
limit! The liability
0f not having a checking aeocount. We Invite accounts which are
given efficient and courteous attention.
Fairfield County National Bank
rHs own-r IANK m NORWALK.
, I WW
5| WALL STREET
NORWALW
PHONE 438
O. B. J acknon
OPTICIAN
Everythingln the Optical Line
,, Eyes Examined Free
The City National Bank,
The Sam and Sale Way
It has bedn truly said that ‘saving is the key that unlock the door
of increased opportunity and greater prosperity. "
~; Therefore, the best, surest and safest way to get ahead in the win-id
is to open an account with a strong financial institution. .
“This Bank invites you to—- 91 1 , » 1 ‘ . t;
1 - Test Its strongth by investig/ atlonl
Tut Its servlce by trial”
W l. COLLEGE
Our SECRETARIAL COURSE will fit
you tosecure A?§g§ a good position. '
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