Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 11, 1916 · page 5

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INSI. RAM.

on ALL nuns m
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WWW AQ‘WI’I'TEN Ail The Muscle Shoals Association, or
root: 1113113911111 1111011141 uthIe Shoals. Tea... hu decent"

cot} Esent circulars to the Norwolk Chamo-
“MEN 10 PH)? .15! or 01 Commerce, urging the local or-

“ YOU. Think this mm."- It. INS gmizaa’on to 1190;: Muscle Shoals as a.
I treat dul to you. . tiocotion (or the proposed government

Taylor hGoldenE”"“E° ”1““

TM“. No. m The \otuaik Chamber 01 Commerce:
m um TM ca, .5“. Eis in the receipt of a letter from the
Irrigation Congress which will hold 11'1
conun ion in the neat intureE in whit-ht
it is moot-nor that 1‘11. chhmber of
oomntertc clttt the delegates to theE
said convention.

October 9th. has been 9'31 aside for
the (1191111111011 of Fire and Accidcnt‘
Promotion bar The \orwalk (‘huxub-

 
 

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I L" I: : l ‘ ' from the National Fire Protection As-
‘ W‘I’IWI‘CI‘MQQSIRAIHII‘I‘ sot'iatiuu, culling attention .10
Ef'loebcimwy ' tact.
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publican t‘ lub held their arm
Saturday afternoon at the
Shani! Simeon Peusc. in Grtenfitld
iiill (Oligrti-‘Slllall

’E'NE soiling happincs. t
by th': ton. Get in a
full supply of our Ilt'iil

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producing coal and the than»

of the Fourth District Saturday. was
preutnt. and was the guest of theE
club He gate on intcreatiug talk on
. , '“l‘axation.” Lieutenant Gmcrnor
gcs 111 the weather wont an-

. and many f 111
noy you. 0 e prominent Ropubiiw

 

. ¢ cans in I‘airtield County were on hand
- and culoycd the ufiair. An excellent
. dinner was sorted. and in the after-
Harrls & .Gans noon field sports 11 ere part of the p1o~iE
Egrttm.
Water St; South woman .A. o H. convenes

 

 

IN NORWALK ON
SEPTEMBER 24.

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, County 'Hibemiono Pllnnln County
.. " . 1 11d vicinit . . 9
“019”“ I" “m“ k a y Event in Which not“ wm

31mm," Celebrate

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mWEXffiER FORECAST.

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if.“ tonight and Tuesday; 1

gunner Tuesday.
Sho“"*‘ haw “(unfd duriEmEt do Extouuive- plans are being mod E
that twvmt'fout‘ 1‘0“” “"1” “’0'“ the? Ancient order 01 Hibernian uE1 ‘

morthoantw an! to Michigan and on the ”the county for the annual contention?
Bast Gulf and South Atlantic coasts

There is no wolldemmd storm art-:1
this morning cast of the Rocky Moun-
tains. An area oi high pressure over
New Engl’und is producing low temper-
atures. in the eastern ditttricia. host
was rcp'ortcd lrom Northticld, Vt.

 

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Stratiord. NorwulkE Stamford, Green-1i

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(‘ lifford 14).“1151011 '11 .13 also pr ascent. -'a'l'~°N ’8

.1.:1
ytmukcr it punsiblo for those’
.znnili hats, us ucll as these who want
Lugc ones to satisfy their inditidunl
Eby tut-tics and bu nithm the umnovcd

to be halt! in New alh two weeks l'i’om “I"! no
today when dolegalos from lltldgt'porti theno mutt-rials are made 1111 into air-
varying
wich and Danbury will gather to trams Efrom tho oullor poouc
act business of importance to the (non. bar. 1. at.

hi. there are sailors of many shap-

Thc indios' auxiliaries of thc rariousEpg 11itl1 high and low crowns, with

 

STAMFORD

The most healthful life is that
11 the out (11f door air. Indoor life

91' of Comments has reteiwd circulars should therefore be in the out Of

001' air. Paradoxical as that may

this seem, that is precisely the result
obtained with proper ventilation.

Tliivis very difficult in winter.

Members of the Greenfield 11111 Re unless you hate :1 good warm- air
11* outing furnace...
IOHIE‘ 0!

Such a furnace is con-
inually taking the pure air from

1.. .t. 1111), wt... outside, heating it, and sending it
was re notuitated by 1h? Republicans a" through the IIOUSC. NO furnace
is better than at Stamford.

rose 511'. 111’"

'IS "i'N III-WM .
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lunuH putt Iiumtunld

IIORACER. NASH

IEbiuntion of one or 1110 o lldlllt‘nifl and
elegant materials.

Nornulk \t'omcn arc plcnscd with
Inc fall :«lyics in 1111111, no thcrc in a
' which
who desiro

lotion in size and shape

11 do.
the leading ntolcriuia.

in shunt-o
to the polite

irti'j, creations

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liich yolvoiu and silk ‘cuvcx' are.
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SIX Short Stories
And ’a Corking Serial
are included with pagoo
1 and pages of chic, ad-
vance styles; in the Big

Fall.Fashion Number

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Pictorial Review
On Sale Now [Sc 0 Copy

JAMES DONNELLY16 South Main St.

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New Fall Suits $15 to $50
New Fall Dresses ‘ $5.98 to $25
New ' Fail Sweaters $4. 98 to $8.50

(‘H AKGE ACCOUNTS OPENED

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divisions throughout the state will al-Eflmmu or drnoping brinm; there are
WEATHER A YEAR AGO ‘0 convene “M 119195”?! will “it?"dttomoslmntcra, trlcnrnett. and draped CAN SERVE YOU
TODAY. from this city in company with ”19 turban. Turbana wont to ho par MI E
, . ' in“ men. ‘
. _ Tctnptmturc: Low, 73, h _., . chcrnl local mm will be backed! tic-”ulnxl) 1111111111: for 1.11 m that can DINNER, 1 to 2 P. M _ . 75c
' 8;. Lioudy. Eb th i ii 11 f t ill “111mm alsmnll hat—~ for an tho chnpcnu
' . y e r ran a or coun y 0 09‘" nrti.l.~' 141w. it is more often 11 prob-
is\«nid, and Bridgcport,n1ny he hon tom of fitting tho hat to 11 Elncgtlutn SUPPER, 7 to 8 P0 M. ' " 506
i NEWS “nun .22'2'11'1'3'2'3... . .. ..
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day morning. immodlalely utter which I“ :l‘ IEnfm ‘Ph 0:“:0: itila’i‘znifi. 9‘ 9'“ R '
i Etho convention will ho called to order ‘0. ' ”1‘ 11‘0;tit01EEEflEE Ii 1110i brim. f
t ' o Newkim and Tho business “in be all tramacted ”dim“ ‘ ”" i P n“ ‘
' ‘DI' and Mrs. J' is d 1111 d l 1 til i of door 111on ot'iginnuting in that
l ttulnod Sunday from their trip “n “Y and com 96 it PM? it EE 1‘ l 1 EEE l .
. 1 party n i auto. The month of for their homes in thr- evening ‘9““1 “f "i“ 1111,11, nr ‘ “5‘ "“ """'-.-v-——----' '.........—..m.. wm.__wm
I i to Maine \‘ 11 t In camp at Bald! Thcrc are about 1800 111cmhcrs or ‘5 1‘ 1-313 I Ittittz’: ittem tho lmwr E ,\
“ AWN“ was spen itho order in the county, 11inch Iltl’i “'3“ “I ”19 crown, it cxtcuds from
. Mountain. Maine Eono ogtltc largost memberships in tho tho 11 not the ([1th1 protlutinu an 1111
I . Evcning may" and sermon wns' s: 1110 The delegates {mm Divinlon No. ‘umni though not 11 fz't':=:1iti i1 oilcct.
" hold in the Christ church laut eveninl 1 will be: D. .l 0‘ Connor, nrcsldcnt; Sparkling lct ornnmcnta sot Well in ,
i .30 No 111011111114 service withohu J. O‘Neil. trcasuror, Thomas Etho now mater“ lold and ullrcr
.‘ ' ‘ Coleman. uccrctnry; Fcnton Dunn. lace are used extensively in ornamcn- ' mmm'sooz ' .- . “fl-..” » 33-: -~

hold.

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John H W cmpc wan .1rrcstcd this
morning by Ollicer \lurrny for drivingE
an auto without a dri1"or :1 liconse. He
Van put under $190 bonds by Judge

Vosburgh.

lug secrctzu'1';

Filmer-1111111 Rifles.

At a. meeting of Juvenile Division
No. 1, Thursday night tho boys were
presented with the handsome 'siiver
cup which was awarded them for:
showingin thognrade in ltlidtllctownE
teycral works ago. President. O’Con .E
nor 0! Division No. 1 made a spocchfi
(telling of the work which the boys'
arc doinz and how well the) rcprc-
Enented Bridgeport in Middleton.

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—-Pny yourEpcmonal tax now.
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'l‘hc cage of Elko Jnnimk against
Morten Lutmk came up before Judge
V’osburgh this morning. Lunak was
arrested in September by 03103er-
nolds on the. charge of nspnuit, which
broke the plaintiff‘s nose. lie “REE
lined {’5 and costs, this morning. by
Judge EV'osburgh.

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ATTENDED ELKS’ BAKE IN
”BRIDGEPORT.
The Democratic ““0“ 0’ WIIIOIEE A delegation of right members of 11111
was held finiurdttt’ i“ the :0“Y“E;::‘OI Egon! Elks' Lodge attended the balm
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of that plat-9.11m mnsmuc " ven by the Bridgeport Lodge, ho.
were no't‘ontests during the 01111198 “Ii .36, L. P O ,in Bt'idgoport, yester-
th nuctint! ill? Sl'fiqio“ was 11 wr‘vidny The program “as uriangcd inf
Eqnit‘i 01113.81!me311 “WWW“ ““3 real old Elk fashion and only.n1em-t
nominated for first selt’c‘ma“Eh‘:E‘;tc::E Ehcrs of the order enjox cd it in all 2
mg to the fact that amoral 0 Eahout 35') sat down to the tabloa,‘
didatcs 11110 wore nominated rPf‘isedEgroanin’g with ”33 "cats." Elks' from.
the. honor
had grown tired of being nfimmaied and tho outing of tho Brid.’ cpott l‘lks
only to be knocked down all other 0‘ E11 as one of the most enjoy able attains
moors wore le't the. same us last 31-93” Eof its kind held during the summer

 

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“- E EAmongE the prominent personages presE
~Cttp'ri. Colt“- 0'38“ 5- out wet 0: Past Grand,- Exalted Rulers
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'Gramt Exalted Ruler James Nicholsomi
solETfl|nueuvwou cl“ no ‘0: WWW Jiintts Carroll. secretary i

Making your will' 15 an im-E
defiant: mattor, and it is
something you should attendi

Eot New \ork. Among those who made
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{ho-'1 lodge were: Cori Andouon
tog? PEOPLE’S TRUST' ii. C. olfo‘oklnvood Amie 'l‘nrlov, Gourgo
GWPAENEY will your 1111131111, 0. P. Magner, Fred 'I‘. Colo-g

store it free 0" on and George Hopkins.
go anwhen nomad {Ell 70K ' .
ecutor. . . ’ Fort HER NEW nu
Ecnt, or write 1111.! It}? * ’ —,~ 1

Norwnlk Wanna rand. Few biotinot.
‘ ivo Ornaments. .

E Few sud titling no the ornaments
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on thé #:0111168 that: theym“ 0161' the state were in attendance.E u

vice- president Joscphbnkley, rt‘cord lotion, and mcdttllions are it'cqutotly
Frank Brody, chairman ,1th)..th
of the standing committee; Alex liea- .0
DhY. 001"“? VIC? presideni' ““0 Cnp- Ettomo cases brim; trimmed to fun
ioln Richard Kiri), 1‘09”“?th (0 EEnhape

place among the 01111111111113 in

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“inns octnsionally find

titrnight- -up E
tour! to the front of a tuzbun. Flow-
.ch, and fur arc uscd in trimmings
also and the ovcr rtrcscnt ostrich fea-
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’W utt-..~.xa~ swab—u—

'21:! 1.tt‘:‘1’.':ct:trt:.i.om
for t mum- who wot-1y Poop
Foley 1 .1'1'. ‘95.- L 11.. Mom
tho L141...) :rrt' 1 i: " 13:32“ 11:9.

M1 . ‘E. ' l- 1. Ali-11 11.1.1111;
“Till : ' tit; ml 1 aim 9 Hon 1 y an
'i‘1'1rt :11 11 11 the 1E1. =10)?ch 1'04“

.1 ti o no “t" i'lnut .i. Ill
1 1E1. . 1;. E.: 5:3; 9. doctors bill for colds
inn ' '1

'it itm'. 11.1 M iaifull the little ones
yirov. hour '11 ans i'I‘OUDY. “their breatlp
ng lmnnmcn whet-2y and ntufl'y. give
them 1‘ .. icy s Romy and '1‘ 11' Compound..
211.111 :1 ( arci‘ul moihcr but been able to
117111 of: 1111 attack oi! spasmodic croup
by 11.1 timely the

If on are await»; nod by the ltd-1r
cough tit 1t moana noun. it
11 Honey and TurC‘ Compound‘at
. It. 3““ case the liftlo nutter-err!
" l;l_1'.cttt the thick choking phlo
11nd noon tlirv w‘il I11Ve wsy DIG-1th
11nd peaceful quiet tile [1.

got-1:11:13 vou- Is a. hand.

Sold Everywhere.

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LiEdnurd Lynch, of New York; Post! E T BANS AUCTIONEER

Wednesday, Sept 15th

of Non \ork Lodge; mg, Exalted Fillow ESL, near Wost Nor. Store: ,
l‘uier Dr. Dierdcn and Arthur Dierden, iAt I GClock 1" M" the Follow- '

ing Articles .

Ono Horse, One Two-seated Busi-

ness Wagon, One Two-dent:

l“tSle igh, Onoflne-horso‘Plow Hat-t. "
Cultivator-J .
tGrindstonc, Straw Cutter, Ono
EEWine Press, Handy Chicken Hov- ~
Eur, l criectio‘n Oil Stove, Domes— .
tic Sewing Machine, Oak Bed-
Mattresses ME.
Springs, gators, $112111: Shah»;
s. ailing, 1 11mph.

E: of Rhode Island: Rod,i

nest, Ono Plow,

room Suits.

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WA large assortment of Collars, Collar and Col? Sets and
Vestees for fall wen/r; -~

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Lat Cape Collar: in net and fine organdy; plain-

. picot «3 or homotitched. Embroidery and lace trimmed.
A'Also small and medium size Collars. , .

.. 25¢ to $1.00

Prices range from .........

Vestees in Eflte organdy—plain and lace trimmed or cm-t
broidered—with flat: or rolling collars .. . 50¢ to $1.00
Vestees in Georgette Crepe, plain or embroidered, white

and flesh colored ........... . $1.00 to $1.98

Lace Guimpes in Oriental laces with fancy collars.

$1. 00 to $1.98

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£OOK’S LUBRICANT

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Dorlonli House

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‘Qll‘ico o'i'td Room ‘1 (Gregory:ombvard)
Bolder: Place, Not-walk . East mull:
" NOW OPEN

Phone: 1’ . . . . -
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KINDS 0F SEA £0013

 

Venom. DINNEfiS 11111) 111.1.

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WLAND’S

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Bridgeport, Com, Monday, Sept. 1:, 1916. I

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Home-fittings
to give beauty and freshness to floors
and windows and furniture

IIlLrL‘ 1s btauiy in thc Cull
\1ith light hues.

HHIiltl‘t is ltcuut) in the tomb fining of rich dark 11in-
(low liaugingh with spotless cuttuins.

'lht'm is bcautt in the
tht othtr fittings ot :1 1011111.
E I .tt'h of these is cdsil} attained by juditious 1156 of '1
t to Itttlllt- fittings 11011 ready 111 11c“ \aiict1

\\ ith that itt';1uty,tltt"'rt is to bc 11.1.l'~.1111c

I\u".~ are of solid tc\tur. .1111! iiim;
long time

turtains,11hil. fine art
titrnl 111nm tin1t'.s

trusting of dark colors

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the) will wear a'

strong. They may be laun-

llcn are c\:1111plc:~~11111 of them of much extra
pritc lliltft‘HII ——-
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handsome Hit"

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and Irish— {mint curtains, of new
rug: unall figutt i IliiiitIxOlliC patina—$3.
patterns 11ith r051, blue, 111 out or
'broun, as tho

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Murquisttic curtains with I
lifflallll'g CUIUF.Et'1i;,,rc and inserting and finis

fce e,i-—$..-H it) handsome lmmstitclting—«Sfi
Soft beautiful Axminsttr ru5N $3 50

Ettith mulallion tt‘l‘llt‘l’fi or small
Eiall 01 (1‘ iigurcs, line quality an.
ivory attractive:

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Mcrccrizwl scrim curtains
i silky iininh, hcntstitchcd and
. jlacc edger—$110.

8 1-4 by 10 1—2 foot—$22 ' ‘ .1

.30 1.'11usuall\'ricl1 ‘ur '
t) by 12 It‘d—$29 - L tams 0!

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E‘Et'criExctl scrim. \titlt cdge and]
Iapcstr) Ilrusscln r1151; 11711'1'11 Wriiltg‘ oi lace 1n Clutty pat

without a scant, lic \cl'y snmoth-f-$2 to $4

lv upon the floor 111cdallion ori

iallottr pattcrns, 9111' 12 fcmt— show the warm colors one

$11,.) 50 .'-lo1ts 111 the indoor days and cv
. lino “ilton runs of no“ (tr tugs of \utuntu nudWinter. S
'icnial palit'rus and “undomun UW'td cii'ct'ts are notably . 1

rith colors of splcntiitrqunlit) ,' >01“? \llti each ytrd is of him
actortling to sizo~$(10 and has E‘m“ t""'u!9”‘29c yard

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Small solid Snitrna rugs I‘iiiii
,uill he found uscfui
it‘,ttr11(*rs 111i.\c<l colors
Eincltts~$1 ..75

touch cours of tapestry
intrious “Heights some with v
Egrtnt 111.11- nsisting power
54 E.1li in tolors that “ill lend
to a.100m-15010 $6. I

Thiri l' loor.

The HoWland Dry. Goods Co;

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Imar' mar: 01 WCdI‘IIl is not.

meals are Iifii'ie numita

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CITY "mono BAHKE
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McDougeli’S ‘
Auto Front. i'
The WO’ICI’
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