Welling.
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gassing-oer. at. ass?—
At lane’s
to new: on the Ian
Cream. Fruit Flavors:
Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
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Charles E. Kellogg, of Ohio avenue.
was a Bridgeport visitor last evening. l
The street department expects to
start operations Thursday in the dis--
tributing of cement on Fort street.
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Dr. W. L. Weed is removing from
his oflices on Wagington street to the
Banlord block. on North Main street.
Ladies of the First M. E. Church
will meet tomorrow afternoon at the
church for the regular-sewing session.
-Mrs. I). William llari'ord returned;
last evening from a visit with her sis-E
ter, Mrs. Samuel Norris, in New Bri‘l
tnin.
Mrs. Frederick M. Squires, oi’ Ruli-I
way. New Jersey, is the guest of her}
sisters“ the Misses Scudder, of Flax}
Hill road.
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~Houaenoi§amm for fix tithing-5*
Friday at 79 South Main street.
Miss Dora Barnum, of Danbury. has
returned home from a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold 'W. Van Wagtmen,
of Bayview avenue.
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John Podmore, of Troy, New York.l
was a visitor with his parents, Mr.l
and Mrsuwnllam Podmore, in South
Norwalk. yesterday.
'An impressive showing of all that;
Fashionli has seeniit to favor in 03"
irichiFeatherv' Boas will be found ‘at
the N. E. Ryan Co.'s store.
Cards are being received from At-W
torney and .Vl—rs. Louis S. Beers. who.
are at the San Francisco Exposition.
They are expectpd home Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Case, of Wash.
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a Tonic Recon-
shooter
a
Giannini-creole 60¢ Liven, wlti.
Pom oi‘ iron.
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REAL ESTATE
Farms, City, Country
Property,‘l.ota: ”Shore
Property, Factorloo
Factory *en‘o‘o
now is THE riME'To auv.
J. M. Layton &Co;.lnc.
REAL earns a mauaauce
it Railroad Ave. . South Norwalk
The Choice
October Brew
ington street, have just received 'a
star of honey from the plantation of ,1-
their son. William H. Case. of Emma,
Island. Florida.
Several local people are planning toi
attend the dance of the Hinkee-Dee,
club Bridgeport which the club Willi
give in the Town Hall in Newtown,i
on Wednesday evening.
Raymond Bros. "have the contract:
[or furpishlng about 6.000 yards of:
stone and 4,000 yards of sand, to-
gether with 3.000 barrels of cement
{or the Darien road work.
—Erwin’s newllecture on "Pictures-
que California" at the South Norwaik
Cong. church, to night. Oct. 26th. at
8 p. :11. Tickets 15c, two for 25¢.
, There will be a meeting of Lady”
Washington Lodge, on Thursday even-
ing of this week in Red Men's.Hali,
’nptown. Ail'niembers’ are urged to
be present. on roll call will be held.
ll‘here wiil'be visitors from New Ha-
ven. South Norwnk and Weatport.
fine suppofi‘wiil be served during the
A,
:a. mission in making bandages for .‘he
or the volunteer corps. .
Notice was given or the Connecticut.
who on Holiday. November 29.
' of Wilton. to Pasquale $91.90. or. Non
Bass
Has Arrived
Now, on Draught
at Hotels, Cafes. Clubs, Etc.
We Are Receiving shipment.
Regularly, Without ,Dclay or inter-
lei-once.
BANS A 00.. Importers.
90 Warren at. New York.
WOMAN’S MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
Bandages to he Made for Small Hol-
plpla on Frontier.
Yesterday afternoon. the Woman's
Municipal League. of South Nor-walk.
met in the Library Auditorium. The
usual routine business was transact~
ed. The various committees {have
planned much work to be accomplish-
ed during the coming months.
It was unanimously" voted to cor
Sperate'vvith‘the sanitary Relief our
smaller hospitals on the war frontier.
Mrs. Kendall was appointed chairman .
Federation .01 Women's Clubs in South
congregational church, Bridgeport,
Wednesday. November 17. It is hoped
a large delegation or loam members
club are given. ,
The next megting of the league will
..
. ' Dawn
The marriage of Miss Marla Sabato
walk. was mammal last mum: at.
slim raaidenoa of. ‘rolntlveo in Huron
made his phenomenal success. Donald
. Jesse‘L. Dusky _Company has just pro
. and pursues her trom England to Am-
. cidents in the
It!
nun tuition
REGENT THEATRE.
Today at the Regent theatre, Pare
mount will otter the unrivalled roman-
tic actor Donald Brian in a dramatiza-
tion )1 Harold mama-s novel "The
Voice In the Fog."
In “The Merry Widow " where he
Brian waslhe Prince and was bowed
to by everyone.
In “The Voice in the Fog," [{0de
MacGrath's famous novel, whit-ii" the
duced. Donald Brian. the well-known
theatrical star. is seen as a poor liab-
ordaslisry clerk and as a steamship
steward who falls head over heels in
love with a wealthy American girl
erica as a servant.
How he is about to be arrested as
a burglar. the dii‘lerence of five hours
in time betwen London and New lurk}
is brought to mind, and be is not only
freed but arrest: the real thief and
has his pawned titled returned to him,
and then wins the girl he has been;
pursuing. are some of the unusual Ill-é
thrilling production
which will be shown.
Tomorrow at the Regent theatre,l
Georgeltieine will present for the firstl
tithe in Norwalk Porter Emerson
Browne‘s great dramatic story "The
Spendthriit" founded on his play at
the same name. This picture is in six
I Christ.
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ARRIVING
version than any live-part feature of
the present. season.
Lovers of Balzac, will remember the
enchanting Itory of “The Magic Shin ”
Ralph Valentine, a musician, mscinat-
ed by a diasolnle countess of questionvlv
able morals, is iiited. He determines:
upon‘nuicidc but sees in the waters of».
the Seine a vl’aion of the beautllul wo-‘
man stretching her arms toward him. i
lie hurries to a neighboring antique
chop to purchase a pretty necklace
which he know: she covets, and while
waiting in an ante-room for the aged
dealer, accidentally presses a secret
spring which revealsxa figure or the:
instantly his mood is Ioltc
sued by a strange‘intlueuce. The 15-7
are disappears and when he turns the
aged antique dealer, in form of Satan
points to a Skin lying upon stable.
lie bids him take it; saying that his
every wish shall be granted, but the
skin shall shrink in prtmortion to each;
gratified until it is no more, when
Ralph's soul shall be given up to him
tor eternity The bargain is made and
Ralph departs upon a life of ephemeral
pleasures in which there in much of
wine, women and song. until the ghast-
ly day of reckoning.
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new
LADIES’
Plain or White Trim
mintz ‘
Big Sale of Millinery To- -niorr0w
I SHAPES 50c, 99c and $1.49
‘ Still
Reliable Foot-
wear
$2. 00 to $5. 00
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NORTH STUDIO
coupon. from other studios also good here.
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Glover s
“ :6 Main St, Norwalk
ominous onion
Mott’s and Women’s
Fall and Winter
column
Smoked Shoulders 14¢ a}?
Peanut Come in and see it made. We
, know you will like it. We neg,
nothing but the best peanuts and
Butter 'salt ..... . ....... 15¢ lb.
East IndiaMTea Co.
TELEPHONE 371 125 WASHINGTON STREET. 3‘
Gately & Brennan
42 South Main St.
South Norwalk.
carrying munitions to the Allies. Af
mass of German correspondence seized
among the effects of Fay and Schulz
was- being translated today. it was said
that other arreats may he made of‘‘
9““ “d °’ “damn“ ”term he“! Secret Smile. that Broitung had tak men now operating in Philadelphia.
Porter Emerson Browne lives in Nor
walk. He will be on hand tomorrow tol
On Friday John Mason and Hazel}
Dawn will appear in a Paramount pro
duction "The Fatal Card.” All new
week, the sterling actor Charles K.
Champlin and his associate players
Fbecause of the fact that the author,i on part with the others in ‘ conspir- inaltimore or other eaitern cities
acy to despoil the owners of a vessel
of money. goods or merchandise (in
raided the rooms or the other alleged
conspirators. in chhawlten and 'Ho
lichen, N. .l. ,.
0f the (earth others under arrest,
without arraignment. :He was
will appear in a series of new royaltyi ' 33:13.; 3:32: If“ $311.21: 3:;
plays including "Yellow Ticket " “To-i v it
day It “Madame x» “Burglar and th .1 Douche, were held in the \ eehaw en
Lady" “Ninety and Nine” "Lamb an d' police station, to be arraigned today
the Brute" and "The Rosary" Seat. ion Char!“ 0‘ mm“ exploaiies‘ It was.
will be on sale Thursday and popular' expected that they would be released
prices will ravail :and rear-rested on a federal warrant
- p ' charging conspiracy. Dr. Herbert Klan-l
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Daecbe at first agreed to go to New'-
York with the Federal oflicers. but:
‘see the picture for the first time Aside board it was specifically set forth that when his counsel advised him that hel
from the 1b,?“ interest attached. unmiBraitung paid tor a quantity oi chlor- had the right oi arraignment before:
Spendihriit is a wonder photo play ate of potash found by detectives who' the nearest federal commissioner lie
‘claiiled that privilege, saying he had
nothing in common with the others:
and did not. care to go to New York.
then]
turned over to the custody of an oasis
tool of Chief Flynn, who will care tor;
IIIIu. r
Chief Fiyim today said he was lln
possession of information which show-
ed that Fay had told a man named-
Veig that the proper way to stop the
shipment of munitions to the Allies
THE MAGIC SKIN.
"The Magic Skin.” that delightful
French romance by Honors de Bland;
has been filmed by the Edison Com-,
pany and will be soon at the Palace
Theatre Wednesday.
1
film making. very unique in theme and
$15 WOMEN‘S SUITS...
$800 MIXTURE COATS
$20 MIXfl‘UiR-E COATS.
$3 50 SERGE SKIRTS...
$7.00 SERGE SKIRTS”
$800 SERGE masses .
$15 SiLK DRESSES
$7 MCE WAISTS . .l...
prices, from ............
Come and be convinced.
Shop at the daylight stoic.
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
$25 WOMEN’S SUITS. . ; ........ . ....... $13,
$15 anvsr CORUROY COATS »
$3 SILK‘CRE‘PE WAIS’I‘S
The largest selection of Hats in town at manufacturer‘s
:THE PARIS
ale manager of a clock company. who
is charged with having aided the al-
leged conspirators in obtaining explo-
sives used by Fay, was in the Tombs.
Prison awaiting examination on Nov.
4.
j ~it was said that Fay. who in hisi
it is a startling and” original bit of confession claimed to be the hand of: could not be quickly made.
the conspiracy, had spent $30,000 in;
execution, and possessed of more son-' six months in his experiments with ex. ed. that when he left Holland tor Am-
sational situations and refreshing di- plosives intended to wreck steamships erlca 0n the Rotterdam he had Nth
GREAT BARGAIN SALE
cartoons-vent,
$7. 98
non-onco-
n via-you.
.n.....o ....... '.
o-aooa -
...... 98‘
. . .13. c
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................. 50¢ up
WE ALTER FREE
SOUTH NORWA LK
F URNITU
will attend, as this midcyear mouths“... ' J L
. is the only one where reports of they
actual. work done by each federated
prices.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
in everydungfor the home. our stock comprises the largest
Waiyfi'ignf quality and workmanship combined with moderate .
RE AND
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ua-o
vicinity. The strik-
enable ua- to hold first pines.
. : and most complete assortment in this
log values that ‘we odor easily
ll
,on the first day out he destroyed
- " fearing he might be searched and the.
the Harknesa estate thought it. strange
_foramaaolSoholasappeai-ancoand
filed Schulz to come here seeking work
.of that kind has not been explained,
unless it wan to cover him up from
; dangerous surveillance.
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. meat of those $1.00 SHIRTS '
{a I '
was to blow up the chemical works.
He explained that it was useless to
try to blow up the shell factories and.
the powder works because those plants
could make repairs easily. If the chem-i
ical plants were attacked they would]
be at the fountain head and repairs
Fay has also said, the Chief assert.
him a letter to a very high oii'icinl, but
it
letter found. l
Chief Flynn was asked if he consid-
ered that Captain Boy- Ed and Capt.
von Papen had been implicated in any:
way. He replied that Fay absolvethi
them from all participation.
' WATERFORD. Conn. Oct. _26.——Wal-f
ORDER EBBR'I'S BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
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was mm mi? N
Sole Agents for The NorWalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
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Ladies’ Cloth Top Shoes:
A new and dainty line just received All the latest modob ,.
in button or lace. h
A splendid stock of children 5 dress smj
com ALLY a! BitACKii‘li-
South Norwalk
a ‘ '
011 Heaters
Largo assortment or, the Well- ‘
known Perfection Smokeless
and Odorless ...........$2.98_up
"Gas Heaters .. $1.49 up
Hotpoint Electric lrona ..,....$3.00
Lace Curtain Stretchers.... 98: up
Garbage Cans sleep
Ash Cans 81.49 to $3.50
Albert l-I.‘ Gehthc
85 WESTWASHINGTON IT. ‘
Phone taco-a. _
PROMPT DELIVERY
..-n--a
toned.-
ter Scholz, arrested Monday in New
York by Federal ' Secret Service
agents, charged with planing to des~
troy steamships carrying munitions to
the Allies, was employed as ieamsttr
at the [darkness estate hens in Januaix
or this year. Schulz lett theestate at
the ends or 3 weeks following the re;
ceipt of telegrams from New York and
a visit from a stranger, who it devel-
oped was Lieutenant Fay, the princi-
pal figure in the schemoto dynamite
the liners. Superintendent Jordan of}
refinement to apply for work as a
teamstar, but suspected nothing. What
Every two weeks were- ’
ceivc anew supply of
rumrruaz
that reproduces the quaint?
istic lines of old period all!“
has a dignity, an impresslilo‘flr
of refinement and quality tIaI
is favored just now. In
VARIETY,
quality, siyle'and price w
lieve our stock or one m
is unelcelled. Cell and In} as
show it to you. ' -
134-135 wasi-imcrousm
minding Tech:
and irregular teeth are often most.
occasive,land spoil an otherwise at
tractlve face.
‘In years gone by there may have
been some excuse for one to be
handicapped in life by these condi-
tions. but time has brought about
so many innovations‘in dentistry
that none need hesitate to make use
. of them”
"It parents would watch the condi:
tion of their children’s mouths
closely, and have the tumble cor- ’
rooted early in tile. much discont-
roi-t would be avoided, the proper
contour} preserved; and health and
circumventing improved. ., .
Let inc demonstrate the wonder
in. success which my models show
in these cases.
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1d South Main St. South Nor-Willi
Hours: 9 a. In.“ £08 ll. m Sundays
Lilieii NeckW"’ an
‘w emulators-or oni v *
50¢ and 55¢
especial handsome 388011» ‘
meat arrived today. »
.‘Wc still have a good! assort-
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