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1‘ 4" FRIDAY, OCT 39. 19:3;
Winter mum
to clothe the
who it iamily
In Men's Women s and childrene‘ gar
acute at. 25c, 39c, 50c 75c and $1. 00 till
wool and fleeced lined at i
E. B. BANKS
l MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLQCK.
South Not-walk.
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Come In and little
I; THE NEW NOVEMBER
VICTOR RECORBS
NOW ON SALE.
lA CONCERT EVERY DAY AT
DONNELLY’S
3 . MUSIC STORE.
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. WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwall: and v1( mity
Partly cloudy tonight: «aturd 1, fair.
The disturbance wli 1h was central
vel‘ the. Lake region it .llt’lda)’ morn-
g is now passing out tl. e St Law-
rence Valley and this section on the
southein edge of it. .u is followed by
a. secondary disturbance will ch is now
central over Upper Michii 1111. The
Florida disturbance appeals to have
moved but very little during the last
Zlfiours. Pleasant weathei prevails
generally east of the Rocky iMoun
talus. except In the eastern portion J
the Lake region and on the south At
lantic coast. The temperature con-
tinues mild in the northern districts.
:‘NEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
{Telllpel‘atllrel Low, 46; high
56:1 Partly cloudy.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bates and
‘Ilré. John Selleck, of West Norwalk.
motored to Springdale, Monday, to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Michael Austin.
Leon Moore, Aged seventy-’one. of
Georgetown, was taken in the ambu
lance to the Danbury hospital yester-
day morning for treatment.
.411. of C. Dance. st. Joseph's 'Hall,
tonight. Speidel's Orchestra.
Leroy Gelston and Edward Heiburg
ac mpanied Ethel Gelston to her
It in N01: Sunder. siterfi
week' visit. in her coils Edith
May Wood. in springdale:
- Mr. and Mrs. Slvorl Selleck, with
Mr. and Mrs. Coley Scodeld and Mrs.
Lottie A. Searies. of Scott’s Corners.
motored to Norwallt Tuesday and call-
ed on Mrs. George Raymond.
HUmbi-ellas and mourning bands.
O‘Brien, .
A harvest supper will be Iield at the
home of Mrs. Ella Aiken; of Silver-
,mtiie, next Wednesday evening. under
the auspices of the Ladies’ Aid So
ciqty oi the M. P. Church.
George I. Allen, clerk outlie tuber
colosi's commission. received yester
day from Philip Jaobbs, secretary of
the National Tuberculosis Association,
11 letter on the recent com ention in
_ Springfield, Mass. in. Jacobs compli-
mented Connecticut on its fine repre-
~sentation. 1There were 125 persons
'irdm this state in attendance.
«Sirloin Steak 20c lb. N. Y. Market.
The, Danbui'y High school toolba'u
team will play Norwalk, in Norwalk
today as scheduled Two of the best
today as scheduled: Two of the best
been. disqualified because of low
I ’1 scholarship standing‘ in one 0}- two
stitutes to take the \places or the'
a
j studies, but Coach Bassett, .ef the
team, has secured two fairly good sub
regulars in the contest.
- —-‘-Portei'hoi1se Steak 220 lb N Y Mkt
Highway Commissioner Charles J
Bennett will go, this week. to Toron-
to, Canada, to visit his brother in that
city. Mr. Bennett's mother has been
. visiting her 8011 In T01 onto for some
time, and the purpose of the commis-
Sioner's visit is to take her back to
Hartford, where she mlflfias her home
with1him.
——Boxing Bouts at Roodner’s Hall
tonight. 1
QUALITY cuocouras
Always Fresh .-
. _ 30c. 1.360, 40o; (36111)
'1 ,, 50c: miiooup.)
“saloon-11111111611 Corporation
encounteriou sanctum.
,3! Washington, Street 1
South Noi'wIlk. Bonn.
.‘ walk. Water and am: 5
_ Price Reasonable. Apply 1
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COUGHED CONTINUALLY. A Hallowe’en dance will be held ai1
evening.
Nothing Mr. and Mrs.
and Night—Man Says
gm Helped but Vinol.
Th“ statement does not surprise us. and Mrs. Andrew Weed, in Springw
l \‘t e hole told the people of South .\'or- dale.
silt many times during the last \ten ~Boxlng Bouts at Roodner's Hall
1 are that Vinol is the greatest rem- tonight
A months mind requiem mass was.
this morning sung in St. Joseph‘s:
church, on South Main street, for the
late Mrs. Sarah B. Larrtgan
HBoxing Bouts at Roodner's Mali
tonight.
Butler Lodge, in the Odd Fellows'
pinocble tournament ,last night, gain
ed a few thousand points. They are
still leading by about 7,000 by (‘01—
fax Encampment. I Playing wilibe re-
sumed on next Thursday evening
—Boxing Bouts at Roodner’s Hall
tonight
-—BANNER BAKERY, 5 MONROE ST.
tmy tor chronic coughs and‘colds that
;\ e ever said Mr. Dunning sayzs
l I took a heavy cold which settled
i. to a chronic cough. Kseemod as.
..1ough l coughed continually day. and
giiight, so i could not sleep. I was all
§1undown and so weak I could hardly
{keep about. I tried diflerent cough
lmedicines but seemed to get worse in-
lstead of better.' T went to the'drug‘
istore and got a bottle of Virioi. Be
fore it was half gone i was better and
its continued use cured my cough!
built me up and i am fedhug fine."|
Ben). Dunning, 208 Tenth avenue layer cakes, with soft-cream or trust
Scranton. Pa ting filling, as you choose? Now is the
Vinol is not a palliative like cough time. You will pant: another. Tel. 367
syrups but it is a constitutional rem-1 ~Boxlng Bouts at Roodners Hall
1edy for coughs, colds and bronchitis, .tonight
lwhich removes the cause and stops
lthe cough, and the recovery of Mr.
Dunning was due to the healing medi-
cinal extractives of fresh coo‘s‘ ll\el‘s|j\
without oil, aided by the strengthening
revitalizing effect of tonic iron and 1
beef peptone which are contained in”,1
Vinol.
. For sale by Frank H Baxter. drug ;‘
lglst, South Norwalk.
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OUR
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The 22iid general meeting ot‘ thelh
Connecticut 1). A. R. will be held mo
Bridgeport I11 the. First Methodist 9,1
church, b‘airi‘leld avenue, on '1‘ esday, 1,1
November 9th, at 1:30 p. 111. .unch— C binations as you WiSh
eon will be served promptly at 12 ll
o'clock in the parlors of the First Me- 1".
thodlst church, the Church of the Re ‘
deemer on Fairiield avenue, between
Broad and Harrison streets, and at
the Hotel Stratfleld. The price of the
luncheon tickets will be 75 cents. All
local members will please obtain their
tickets through Mrs. Christian 5
Swartz, the Regent, not later than .1”;-
Nov 2nd The Daughters tire request-
!ed to be in their seats at the church
1at 1: 20 in the afternoon. Admission
no church will be. by badge onlv.
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For Coughs
and Colds
the Norwslk Country Club tomorrow;
Herbert Brown, ’of.’
Norwalk, were Sunday guests oi Mr;-
Did you ever try one of our delicious!
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clovrs - 1'
, Fall and Winter Line of Fabric and the Gloves:
DRESS KID GLOVES, in white, black, tan, grey, black
with white stitching and white with black stitching.
1.00
MANNIS‘H GLQVEI, in tan and white .......... ,
SUede Gloves, in grey. ....................
Real Kid Gloves. soft and pliable, in white, black, tan,
, white with black stitching and black with white
stitching ............. K ........... $1 50
WASHABL’E WHITE KlD CLOVES .......... $1.75
LONG BLACK AND WHITE KID GLOVES,
1 . ,1 of ._
CHILDREN' S MANNISH KID GLOVESZ.25.. §%: (7)?)
/ FA RIC GLOVES
1 CASHMERE GLOVE, silk lined, suede finished gloves.
doc’s lined, in black, tan and grey ...... 25¢»50
. LEATHERETTE GLOVES white and white with blac¢k
stitching. ................................ 50¢
CHILDREN S MOCHA FINISH GLOVE ........ 25¢
J. l MALLBTI‘E
~—Boxin‘g Bouts at Roodner‘s liall
ltoniglit.
11.1,
tine! Want Ad
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ANNIVERSARY
DOLLAR WEEK SALE
We\ have arranged a nu nbcr of Special Combination Sales for the co
m 11 week at
unheard of savings. Re 1d through the entire list and take advantage of asgmany com-
Combination
No. 1
Combination
No. 2
1 Aluminum Coffee
‘10 lbs. S ..... . ..... .
Pcrcolator . .. $2.00 1! lb Coégm: 65
. . . e .. ...... . .. .30
llb.B tCfl' .. .
cs 0 ee 35 1-2 lb. Choice Tea .25
, 52"“ $1 20
BOTH F ALL 1
FOR $1.35 FOR $1.00
All simulate—25c, 500, $1.
nesuin rveswuirsae—i. ... lF:
Smith, Underwood
1‘ per. month. Machine-h
'-: soldatsspermonth.
é-Accept all the luck“ that" comes :
your way-but don't DEFEND“ on its .,
coming: 112 you went no» use is Sam '1 '
tinol Want, 5:1, ‘ 5*
Other:.Specials For :Tliis Week
Crabberrlesflioice Ca pc 1111-.
1 31.331511113511331 Piilk Salmon, Fancy Quality, Scans , . ,. .
.- ”1.1.1. .. ......1. .1. Mince Meat, White Rose Brand, 3Pacliages . V. 1 25c,
Campbellé soups, starts for ,- f : .
. y .
narypeanut butter a creami tof skimmed Hulk. .
O I .7
Em 5",be 5",, Combination No.3 Combination No.4
1 bag Jonee', Gold Medal or Pillsbury's I.pk Maine Potatoes . o
DangerOUSWBrOIPChI- , g1?“ _. ‘ .. .. fl 1 1119;;me Butter . . . . . . . . . :2
1 -1 - 115.5; “1,1 ... ce..
"g YSIldle Lilla met ilb. Coffee "' ”.11. 33 :‘rlb. CliOiceTea........... ..... .3: .
. ’1 ,, ‘11-1boxMatches.......................0 ‘
Flax-Seed 011 and Irish Mossnlwo at g L i V I —--s ‘
Linonine's important ingredients, are 133.8120
well-known agents, separately, in the ' . 3"”
treatment of coughs and colds. emulsl- 1 ALL . " ALL
tied. together with other curative remo FOR 1000 - ’ ' J ‘: FOR $1.00
dies, in Kerr's Flax-Seed Emulsion,
they form an irl‘esistible preparation, . _ . - ' t
for the’immedtate relief and prompt. 1215 1 ' ' , l 1’ e ’ ’ e . ’
.......u.............mm. Combination No. 5. Combination No 6
even bronchitis. most stubborn of all .. 1 1 1 1‘ .-~\ 1 pkg C Sta h. .
oeuglis, yields to Its healing ropertles. . F .1 . ' mm m ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' " "0
Try ““8 famous old mmny lime” and 3 cans Magnolia or Clover Milk . . .33 1 pkg. Macaroni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .10
experience the comfort it brings to lb C ff I pig Fawn I J. . . . . I ‘ . ' ‘ . . . ' . . T. I . .10
thoseyhouseitThepui‘estaydsafefl -. I . oee .30 1pgPancakeFlour.................io
ofaliremedies it buildsup the body ‘ ‘ I bag Salt ' '05
andrestOQBvitalityvatthesamfitime12%1.,lebTea" '25 ‘mnTonetPapfl"""”"'°""""°5
it is relieving the system of coughs? ' I pkg BlaCk Pepper ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' " .xo.
colds, bronchitis, and all forms of I pkg. Macaroni ..... .Io '- I bot' aple Syrup '10
throat and lung troubles. 15’ \ 1 ‘ Pkg- Jelly POW" ~ - - - - - - - - . . . . . . . . .10
The above-familiar trade-mark on 3 lbs._Whole Rice ..... .25 . 1 San Com . """ ' .xo 1
every package—all droughts, 25c, 50c. I 2:: T3; .t ... ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .10 \
$1.“). . . " ,1. COGS....1..;‘...-....1‘.»...._JO
g \ 1 — IJal' Purejelly, .IO
6 _ 1 .. $1 23 . $1.20.
. ALI“; - . 5
a . F031,,“ 00 .. . FOR 51.90
inc qt:
,_ ~- m. bonusLLv.‘ Campbells Beans, 3 Calls l0! 5 I .‘- . ' .'. 1: 25.0
"wt '91-" 91"“ “'1‘“ ""9!" , Sliced Pose ille Quality, Ileavy Syrup call ." lilo
Alli roi- cull m... lor‘ Rso'oAK. V 1. 0135385, Gallon‘ ' " 2 L ' 5 60C
c0111.. 1 .»New,ltye Flour 5 [1on bag \ ‘. ~ .. ..- ” 25:-
3213’s?“ Elfil‘mlfifism‘i‘i; Graham Floltll', 6i Wind 11 ,/ v - - -- . '1’ 250»
wait. The article is as superior to ordi-
“Be sure
15 d”
25c
-ll your talents move. use a San-
:zgl
l
. “(up 1
“ to 12—85c and $1 ‘ 5}
The Orinoco—Bower ‘
1 5 Senator Sage Brush—Lynda
HGWLAND’S
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Entrance on Main St, Fairfield'Ave. and Cannon St.
1 Bridgeport, 001111., Friday, October 29, 1915.
, More handsome.
e, hats cheap -‘
1
Fresh supply of those handsome sillebcvcr huts with
hurts which do not sliou. ' .
Not a whit too soon—401' 11011 the first lot had been
.\fi’
511314)qu i . .
Rich ark, and black combined with white or colors,
and a few 111 pure \\ bite or in colors.
Plenty of those graceful effective large shapes, plenty
of the trim small shapes,——plenty of every sort.
Same sliapcs and styles and qualities as soil regular-
ly at $5 and more. But because of the hurts (and they are
quickly hidden ill trilmllillg‘v—
‘ $1 10 $2.50
Second floor.. . l
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Fresh charming draperies
some at special price .
t
- A good big collection of Scotch madras has}ju.~:t got-
ten out on the tables at 12 1 2c yard.
It is genuine Scotch; not Scotch in nanle only.
It is excellent quality; usuall sells at 18¢ a yard.
And there are a number of Jaltcrns~any one at .
12 1— —2c.
New muslin draperies 111 artistic stripes and figures,
cft’ecticc dots too,——12 1— —2c yd.
Effective scrims and marquisettes are plenty.
Some have hemstitchcd and drawn‘work borders.
_ All are a yard wide; mcrccrizcd so they have 1111—
usual luster—19c to 25c yard.
Ready to hang with no delay: — _,
Colored curtains that will not fade from the sun’s ’
rays, blues, greens, red" and browns—$4. 50 to $6.1
Net curtains..witl1 attractive fancy lace edge and iii-
serting, much variety of pattcrlis,»$2 to $3.
Linen Cluny curtains Which are really linen and
really handmade, finished with Chilly edge and inserting,
——$2.o to $6.'t'l'1""
Border and pretty allover patterns,
usually sold at $5 or more—$3.
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' Third floor.
-2,“
otable group of Irish-point curtains at three dollars.
excellent quality, __
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Spreads 'alld runners
of unique sort _ 1
Take linen strips 9 inches wide; alternate them with l
crocheted lace inserting;—-and there is created a remark-.-
ably handsome and unusual spread or table runner 9
Yet; it, takes patience. But the finished article is a
splendid reward.
Strips in white cream‘ Arabian“ or ecru tints-19c vd
New—pattern brassieres are all ready for wear except
for embroidering of the petty patterns with which they
are stamped. 50c and 75c. Mi 1 - 1 ‘
Smart little combing jackets are of Turkish toweling.
To be done in ’cross—st’itcli and with crochet edge—25y
and
Sig Turkish toweIS, stamped in good patterns, very
thirsty and so ready to absorb great deal of moisture,—
56c and $1.
Pink and blue_bambray dresses have collar and
calls of white pique and are tastefully stamped Sizes 6
....
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Handsome linen pillow-slips to be embroidered' in at-
tractive patterns—$1.575 pail-5m ‘1': a . [
Pretty articles for beautifying the bedroom are
trimmed with Cluny lace and stamped for’ cross stitch
embroidery,—$15c to 75c. .33 1.3 ,~ . , 1'
Third floor. ' _ f . _;‘ i
1 ‘ 1
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We’ ya just added these ,
at fifty cents '
More good stories in good dress at theatractive price i,
of 50 cents. \l
They are all‘bOOks that were a success at original’
prices of $1.25 or more/‘1}:
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They. are—all nicely printed and bound; look well in
tlfe library beside giving enjoyment.
, A Romance gall H ooziHlll—Rlo'e " 1
”The Ar yle lse—i e n ow . ~
Collapsing Mary Couture-«Harrison Each
‘ The Money Makers—Kyle and Horoblow
,- Sviestapple Cove. Von Seltslk \' , at _: ,,
,jThS Yeilgw 'Tliakst—lgorton y 1
Once to very all- vans 1 - 1 . 1 . 5011 . , 1,
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