I FRIfDAY, a“. r, 1915
lNSL RANGE l
or ALL mans warn“ mfi
run near 00le IN rail ‘,
walimss AND wan-1m as] my
roea INSURANCE saouw a:
woman T0 paoraaar cov- _:
ER YOU. Think this over, a mean ' AND PEN“,
I great deal to you. .. I ,
Taylor hGoldent NEWS
Telephone No. 1210 ', ..
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“A Big Truth is all the Bigg E........ .. ...... ,,_I m... A... Cm a .-., *
.When Told in Little WOrds.’ ‘
Bridgeport, Conn, Friday, Sept. 1, 1916, c
» . The war does
Our Fall Silk and Serge Dresses influence fashions ‘
— “M" “m Mm“- .
. A SUlpI‘ifl‘ party was given at the \I . I . . . . ,_
"“ "" ’" home oi Nicholas Audlnola>l evening. is lllfll't|l. there It a ”tillt't‘illllt‘ lilllltdl’l' “U” “1 [he
Although \ery inueh surprised Master hill lfi‘lllitih for .\tttunlll
. Speak for Themselves, $5.98 to $25 . . .
\ulil'lo prmed to be all un>mpa>sed l1 1\ Hot iii‘]il|.i\l‘lj\', it is fill! two avcl'tlte. litlt it -,
Al’g litirl Tit-re war lllLl>lt' and daiiel'le is lll'lgllt IIIIII \lllun IIIIII 1.16““qu III I
' and many names were (‘lllit)'¢'d I . I
the ‘l‘r‘mgm’u‘ m" "““mug' “Mir“fl‘mm” l llet'e ix a hat lll.tllil\ lll\llilili ll\' the high Russian '\' at
3 mo “H" “med m H law hour. “HM l llt.ltl,\t.il. lltle one that l~ lt‘ilillllxt'tlll ol the dam of
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Alfred liorum. Steward liurtxeli, imm-
illiclt Flore, Jiii’li Sparrow, SillV‘dlUl‘t‘
ltit'tlo, \iul’till t'loltiley, liolitinlck lhrI
\\tilrt'l' cllltiln the llill‘lllc inwallw lt lvltllll». the \t-l'v col-
\ltttlre." '
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"[985 [il‘Prrlli were; Katherine \loiiahali,. . H”,- is" the imllhmw m color \W associate -
II haggsm ' i'eliu .\lli.~on, Ulla “Humidi- Vanni" 9 l \\llll ll: lt.illatt (liltl thtI litii;i.il‘ilill it‘l‘lllitIllr-IIllt‘rt', right, 15 I
, . I . l’Tit'dlllim. i'lliil'lU it latiik“"“d~ “in?" l .llnngsllltg i‘ the tlLlll wilnt \\ til t’olni that \\e \e all read ’
mLYlSIIfetO Auilm‘d- ”WU" ”We. HU‘N'“ UV-‘t‘hd- I of as "that ttnlt'llrlll which v |.lli\ to llltll .l\\.t_\ its its
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(‘ilAlillh‘ At‘t'ot'x'rs ()i‘EXiIli "‘ltlll “tumult, Mach \. l\tl is the one
153 Washington Street L
Llllolti. lit-nine Riel-lo, loe\Aildillo. , MUM“ “MINI,” ”Uhmndmg w
"lE sort of coal we Sell t‘llarles Nero. 1 l i i i
I is a blessing to human- ..._..._— , . ‘II Iliut hon l'ichll it ix decorated. lit‘l'k' :tl‘c ornaments
itY It‘s clean and it's “3" “ml “‘3‘ “Limit“ ”KW-“'3'. ““0 l of tllttell llletall lIlcl'e are ililltlllt' lrlll(’\('l nt feathers!
full of heat Treat, our home Wi'l‘e married last wick. “ml “11" “MM; ' lI Here are 1). acoca lk'illllt‘l\ \\ .lh llll ll‘ quaint curl~ Ltlttl .
{1 d 1y it til tlljoyllln their honeymoon at lil'i“: l HUM "
:0 a ton on? 3: Ct “5 now he“, 2“,. Himflnlnring friends withi ~ — I _. .. ."_I,, . -» ~ » ‘l .\llll there is a llllt' \.ttlt‘lI\ of that good ohifthhionetl
0W you i C l - I-‘N H“ {mm l-nlr Mountain 5 \. mmmmwwurmwwwv ftl//_\ heanl‘. It has the \(tllit' t'llarlll as the turn sncat- '.
'l‘lil-y alc expected home in a few. i3 er~ of \lilllllltl'. it has depth and richness of color \nll ~1-
Harris 8: Gang, FOR SATURDAY HOSIERY COME TO US ...... MI W i
tit 1 Eddie Avenue. I ' ' . ~ e'
Smooth tell hats of row and green and such delight- -‘ 'l‘
Water St. South NOW.“ ‘ “r and “FE (‘ll'irli‘s ll Young and I". HOSIERY GARMENTS FANCY GOODS {lll llllt‘3i M " ' ‘ \ -_ A? .
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f ,Mr- and MrsI (:eorge ll. Seofield wing Ladlces adnd Childrens Hose Childrens Bless“ Lidl“ NCCkWCa!‘ \llti ilttlvli,‘ link or small hats. hroatl hats to atlpar- it}. mil
f - ~ '- "‘ ,leave this city tomorrow morning. torII 15 an 25c 50c and 31-00 25C to $1.00 ently cut down out-K height .‘llltl liililttlp had; to add to '
Ladies‘ Silk Hose
35C. 50c, $1.00
I WEATHER FORECAST. l
l Eorecast tor l\orwalk and \leinity: er. They expect m go 0‘.” into
Increasing cloudiness, probably follow- Orange (toumyI and will be 3...“. OWN“.
ed by showers late tonight or Salur- ‘
Ladies‘ Under Skirts
89c. Values $1.00 to $1.25
an automobile trip up~the Hudson riv-
Plain and Fancy Ribbons
19c, 25c to 49¢
stature. tailored hats with setere lines. hats with odd
trltllllilii;:.~there I\ no reamtl why you, personally cannot.
pick the \erIv .style you lllthl tlt‘ail‘l'.
Lahor Day. i
(lay; Slightly cooler Saturday. l ‘
y Except in the northwest the, pres-‘ t
iure distribution shows only slight
(hanged since yesterday.‘ A liigll‘
Mind has appeared over North Dakota: I I t d d “union in the”?
and the pressure has fallen in Wash-l 1!»)an an ex en E. ‘ h . l
Jngton and ()‘reaon. An area of light?Almond“k Mountains. 1
to moderate rains extends from Texas! Samuel 0. Ireland. of Bates Courtl
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morlhetstward o‘er (entral ‘nf‘(ll nh lreturned home Monday. from ”w.
and another lies over the nortiieIrnIThouIIImd llsalnds, where he “”0de
part of the Lake region and Ontario: , d vacation trip Wi‘ Ireland
{The weather is generally clear, except . ‘imx-‘eghrmi fishing - A .
in the central inland sections east or “pm 3 ' '
the great plains and on the Californial . (‘ l“ A drew-s and daugh- I
coast. Temperature changer-l havel Ml? .rnce ' n . ‘ i . l II . .
been generally unimportant, 1,“, it in Iter hatllleeu. who have been v all n.
“um" in the Ohio Valley, on the lwitl. Mr. and Mrs. Vt. ll. Byington, ol'
ilulf coast and on the Atlantic eea- ‘llPldHl avenue, returned to their home
in‘ Washington today.
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Postal cards are being received in‘I
South Norwak from Miss ResaliaI
Jesse, of Franklin street, who is e
Ladies’ Muslin Underwear. and Corsets
‘ Good stories just ready 1
Such a variety of them that enjoyincilt is
every lover of a good story?
The .\'est ltuilder~neatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale—81.35
Johnston oi the Border illrold madman—$1.35
. Tile Bride of a Molllt’lll' Carolyn Wells—81.25
Girl at Big Loon l’ostr rtleorge \‘an swatch—81.35
in Another (lirl's Shoes—helm liiick~—8].35 '
The (‘hiet Legatee —Anna Katherine Greer—81.35
l'rudeace Says SomEthel Huestonr “.25 t
The Magnificent Atl\‘t‘nl\ll‘(“— Emerson liough—SL35
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A. DICKERMAN 8: SON
COUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Main floor, rear.
1 Unique pottery for flowers
board. (‘5 .
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i Mrs, Alice Lyon. trained nurse of "So homely it is actually pretty" as one person dc. ‘ " '
WEATHEBrogA¥EAR AGO i this city and Charles Smith Waters, of Y ‘Clilllfll it' 'u .
V . . ‘ - i ‘ ort. will he married tomorrow 6 a ase O _ I . -
i. , IC‘l‘l’leUWi LOW, (‘33 high, l 22:53; at ”w Trinity rectory. by “WI , \ aseIs and howls and ierltwllshes and baskets and all l.-
‘ , 33. Fair. l ,‘ such allalrs to lllll flower. '
: .... lF' A, toll-man. _ I l. I
()f a heavy staunch pottery ill graceful shapes, r Y ._
Miss Nancy Ilyrile, of l-‘lax llill ‘ . _ . . 'o. f,
.m,‘ wlio has m...“ spending a few , lit a really-yellow ycilotv, iii an old hlue, m a rich ma. ,r -.\
ltveehr‘ with relatives at Bay Head, 100". ;fi ,2.
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lNew JorsnyI will return home totiior- Many stars to fit litany uses—40c to $7. I; .
A meeting of Opportunity (‘irele of VOW. 1“ . .. in
‘ourtli floor. I
l-(iiw's Daughters was held yesterday —-,— - - . i ll
:lt‘ttinoon ,at the home of Miss Laura Mi” “91““ Monohan, “f Staten ‘5' . .. ,, .
Neehan, 37 Newtown avenue. Routinellfiin‘l. N. Y.. “'1‘" has b“"“ “5"an ' , ;
business was ”“53“de and plangl\\'llll Miss llerthli Buckley, of (‘cdar Th H l d D G d C0 »
Ior fall and winter work were dis- street, has returned to her home. ‘ 6 0w an ry 00 S . :
l-usscd. ‘ ——-“ . . . t.
Mil-s Martha Hamilton, ('3 291 FiaxI -—:—- ___._____- -_ ,—---.c. , 25,51,
For Healing two pairs of man'flllilt road. who has bcenIspclidingtwnI .I ’ .'
shoes. eight pairs of women's hosieryflumiilie‘ Willi “(‘1‘ “Hill 1“ licdwoodu I . l ’ t , I
and two pairs of ladies‘ comets iroiiitNt‘w York, t‘clllt‘ni'd home today. l l! r1 3 ' . . 3
the tieiizlltcr Marion, Alex llnikowitz,, """"' l i ‘ -. ‘ t , "‘ _
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'4 ”Ham" 0‘ “MOM-"IL “'“i‘ K'Vi‘ni mmmm IMMOOG‘ “M h "mm" - Infants‘ and Children’s Fine White Lawn and Batiste t'
thirty days in jail and fined 37 and ed in the Wilson Point oilice oi the,
(oats. this morning by Judge Vos-i Standard Oil company. will start lion-
I i Dresses, trimmed with fine lace and embroidery. Low neck
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liitrnh. iialltowitz was arrtsto-d day otl l “09k“ MM“ 11 l
, and short sleeves, or high neck 1(1 long sleeves, with em- "
l broidery trrrnmed, or plain hem skirts, 6 months to 6 years.
' 50¢ to $2.00 ‘
Iniants‘ Cashmere Sacques. with button-hole edges. more '
with silk crocheted edges in colors with embroidery designs
on t
the Marion, yesterday noon, by Ser-l
,Leant litlnt, while the freighter lay up.
in her dock, and he had ilt his
G. Ale
Miss (‘lairc Rice, 01' North liavenfi , g
who has been visiting with Mia's Nata-i
I‘m. , lie Scully, of Monroe street. returned:
'na_.: man-t
session at the time of his arrest the
:‘hovc named articles, which had been
, to her home today.
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ROOT BEER
~ Ptconusnoro BY PHYSICIANS
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A Lemon Soda ,
Short Sacques . . . . . . . .
in corresponding colors.
.... ............. 50¢ to $1.75
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discovered to be missing. l Ellsworth Lockwood, Ilenry Nadilt, I . _ Long Kimonos . . .. ..... . ............ $1_75 to $2.25
I . . '— . . , liioyt and James Church will Diii‘h ; ' Flannelctte Sacques and Kimonos """ 25¢ anti 50¢ l
I T think] “(till-ll. nortiaIil..~ enerugticImmpI nMnday at Comm mm for a, Crocheted Booties and Shoes .......... 25¢ 'liid 50¢ '
not: warren las recent v icceive a‘ . . . ~ H l '
' - : weeks vacation. , . . , . .
communication from the Scllwnb K'l ——-— l i‘ r’ 31d Siilocsl‘irfid Ellippers In White, blaCk and tat: patent hath. V
tsilllftrtllt (‘o.. of Boston, dealers in} Mr. and Mrs. H. II. llitzclmv, ofi I . . 1' W1 W 1c 1 tops ................. 20¢ and 50¢
Lawn Bonnets with lace and embroidery trimming, "
25¢ and 50¢ .7 .
J. I. MALLETTE
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wiring the house of Mathias Branoxl. it»,
, II "'1’“ fill in Ely avenue; for wiring the how
""‘:‘\‘.<‘:ri' Uni Iiiichae - ' .
James Savastuii was given a pcrmit. I and nu” "‘ Barber, at 3“
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to erect a stone barn for John Pole-t 0“ n tree" for wiring a garage “r
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sac. in Fillow Street. coat $300. l m: titlémril: Billing: anifii’t (fir "if
Ge eL.Bin k'. . F" ' 99',-
org r tto too out permit qumore Street; for wiring the bound
for the installation of a hot water.
heater in the residence of Everett.inf hunk Angimm' 4 Bank Street, “91f
Milispaugh in Crockett, avenue; '°’iii:di::"-‘§iia:in rggidence of Banter;
the installation or a bathroom for Al ' “’ ‘ ' g avenue' L 1
frec' S Crockett oi Crockett avenue' l Permit to mind. Galligan for plumbi-
. . . ' 1 ing for Edward ‘Howiey on _Cenu'l‘l‘
and for plumbing in the‘otilicemt‘stmIII Jones & :Hotchitiss Comp
Dr. Crosby, in washingt0n~,atr,eet. m “(mm)“ to Center S h l f
A permit was issued to.IFrederick M. c 0°. or "
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Latter. in “liltll the \cry liberal 0f',\Vorcestcr. Mags“ are “suing Mr. and x ~.
fer is made iilill that the cotilpanywillt‘hg C S. llavton. of 11 High slrect.‘ ‘:
llily to the dog warden or keeper of "Second district. ‘7
dog pound, anywhere from 10c to 250
‘ for dog skins. The dog warden istI
Order a. Case ,frorn Your
laid
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Misses Clara and (ltlssie \‘elsor. of
also advised to keep a sharp lookontIQnimmd {“9me are spending a week
for “W Mdp‘q' m” Skins and pig"on the Advent Camp grounds. at Plain-
‘kms' vino, Conn. l
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, Cream Soda
toll THE BENEHUAL iiFiCi Um" at: i
NERVOUS Mi 0 DiCESTIVE SYSiEti .
"EYURN {MUBOHLL mu REED-l
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James I Hill’s
Success
Success was the result of
James J. Hill’s hard work and .
foresight. .He had definite .
plans for, getting hold of i
‘ Grocer, Drug-gist or Fruiterer
GRUHHAN BOTlUNG WCRKS
SOUTH t-tv'yawam coNN
Grumman Bottling Works
87 North'Malr‘I Street . So. Nan-walk
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or Wine Merchant
Andrew J. Hutchinson, of Babylon,
L, 1., is spending a few (lays with Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick S. Lyon, 126 Flax
Illill road.
Notes of the Building Department. l
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‘ Miss Martha Buckley, who has be- ,
on visiting in Milford Beach, has re:
turned to her home.
While driving at Roton Point. Sun-
day, Ben Taylor, of Norwalk, was so, .
iiously injured.
things. Establisti a definite.
plan for saving. Your account
is invited. ‘ »
4% Interest Paid on Savings i
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Charles (lager is enjoying a vacation
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J from hl'Si duties with the National Batik ' ” “' Cuuen for wiring the stable and gap: Im’si CO“ ’2 000 107195 & Hatch _
t i 1“ ‘ ’ " ‘ a 0 «James A Farrell in Highland bath r°°m 1“ residence 0’ 5"“ "‘
“if PEUPl-PS lliliSl ll" 0 50mg " i z ' ' Lyrics, West avenue. "
. ,_ .. I . . . . Avenue. 4 . . _
' 9. Wm M E. G. Woodtord, of South Norwalk. ‘ ‘ I Permits were tuned to Herman -. .-
mm Coll; unpent yesterday in New Haven on . . " Cinque, for wiring the residence or ~Saiurday ll the last day i” ,
. *‘t v " -. W. 1“ ' l, . I , I . , . . , . , I , -> ‘ ' i, , Joli): Genrln flontli Main Street; {0: Foot Specialist at Kooks!» (boo
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