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I ‘ n‘fliflfifl'. SEPT. 1:. m5
NSURANGE
0? ALL KL“! warren IN
run our OOXPANEE IN THE
BUSINESS AND WRITTEN A!
”YOUR INSURANCE SHOULD Bl
WRITTEN 'ro momma: Cov-
ER You. Think this over, It means
n'grcat deal to you.
Taylor St Golden
Yolophono No. It”
loath Honour Trust Co. lids.
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caiherchanqcsin hur
ammonium“: before snow my
Gaynor-Winter coalin- .
P
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producing coal and the chan-
E'Rl“. selling: happiness
by the ton. Get in a
full supply of our lit-at
ges in the wé'athcr won't an- i
noy you.
Harris & Gans
Water St. South Norwnlh ,
ALL SORTS OF jITNEYS FOLLOW NEW i’ORK STREET CAR STRIKE.
T";- «c or“; 3;“ a, . f» a...
I WIRING mm "“5
Bowman's .
NOW IS THE TIME
TO PAINT
' Your House——
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
JACOB RUDDER
:08 So, Main St. Phone 1446 and womcn‘to their \vork.
--—-r'-~--—-——-————v-~~-—~———~~---‘ century on a street car. ‘ J .
WEATHER FORECAS?’ M ._._..-- ..
A rehearsal of the degree team 0!
the Eureka Rebekah Lodge, No. 42, i.‘
o. 0 R, which Wits to be held lust' .
evening, was postponed because a“
number of the members failed to makoi
their appearance.
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—Great variety of caps. O'Brien's. i
'~ “rental for Nor-walk and Iicinltyj‘
Fair and cooler tonight and Sunday.
The disturbance which was central
over ‘Central Michigan, yesterday,
morning, has moved slowly‘eastward
during the last 24 hours and is now
central over Ontario. )t is causing un-
settled, showcry weather in the east
ern portion of the Lake region and ' . P ‘
New England. A long ridge of high Zupman Balka “I” arrthted ““2:
pressure1 extending from North lialco-iflmmg my drunkenness and_assaul ‘1'
‘ Ion his wife by Otliccr Lockwood. His
1 ll vard ri a is roduc-.
a soul PIN“ ” loj‘lo i} p ’csoc came up before Judge GPOTEP ll.
AND PERSllNAl.
Ins oofltil‘. pleasant weather in the Cen-t
tral and Western district. ljightll'csbttrgh. IN“ morning. and was con“
. . @mwimf
frosts were reported from South Da-I‘unue“ 033’ until hovember 181‘ i '
from. Minnesota, lllinois and lndiana. l—Bc comfortable next winter. 1,,” champion pm“ player
WEATHER A YEAR AGO‘IBurnham Boiler t‘oay Comfort Heat.
TODAY' . Lord in Burnham Co. lrtlnston, N- Y- within» ““1 m
Temperature: Low, 60; lugh,‘ week
76. Partly cloudy.
' Norwalk steamboat dock at 9 a. m.. is ‘ 5'0“"le on ThurfidflY-
an assured success. Boat. is licensed‘ —---
lto carry 1.70tl-—licltets limited to 1,000? i i ll
—- . i to ill
- tin order to asaurc comfort for the pa- f on “It
’ ' six
OfllCEi Toothlll is enjoying a itrons. There are a few tickets left at;
‘T. A. Skelly‘s cigar store, Norwalk,
(lay vacation, which he will spend in,
'. . S ‘. t- ,
"“8 city Officer mlth H substitu and Tarlov Bros.‘ cigar store, bouih‘
Norwalk. Get them today. Don't ‘ A
ing tor him. \
- - ~ . ' “, till tomorrow, as there will be‘
0th ~e Flvnn is en o '11) a da 8 Va-.“‘" . 2 t
( r i J 3 g y Ionly a few left for sale at the steam-l gm”!
nation from his duties on the police illl“ wire
force. He expects to spend the dayibom dock,
after the elusive mackerel, with which!
the harbor abounds. '
normal
SOCIETY
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i »'l‘he First District Fire. Dept. l-lx-
lsnrsion—up the Hudson on the Mann;
NEWS ycr "l:oydale‘talomorrow, leaving So. DO".
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lls‘flll lOlllOl'l‘OW.
SPEED OF THE SPARK.
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to the Pacific Coast.
Speed! That is the cry of
today. says Robert Wells,
The Women's Relief Corm, Douglas Mine. in which he make
Fowler I’oat, G. A. R., held its regu~~
l
"" ' i - . in and after
~Dalttcing Saturday night Townllm' meeting last eten g lit lllll:i txorir. when the clamor of the.
. ' . ' , fo r: .
Assembly Hall, Grace Brother‘s 610W”? WW1?“ was m“‘““““ u a duh”. ot‘ Mamas
. (l ’tth lnit ‘ncws hit-tar; make:
piece Orchestra. (new candidates were a nu . intolerable.
,iation will be held at the next. meet-t Once : year in this country comes a‘
A complaint was “‘00le at police ting- I test llil‘.‘ Cnil"~hs the norms of melt who
headquarters front East Norwalki ‘ gl‘oonrt‘ie wire. This is when the,
which stated that boys were shooting —A dance Will be given by the Lady baseball madness advances into the‘
double B B's carelessly on the streets. i Forester's Circles, Edmond DeAmicla dog tin.“ of the 50,931le world‘s fat-riots;
The complaint will be investigated.
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Paul Suha wasarrcsted last even-i
ing upon the complaint of his wife forf
, ‘through the pack watching bulletin‘
""<""‘" ,boards. Tens of thousands witness the
——Joll'y Five dance, Saturday even-p games with their own eyes; many mil-i
nonwpport. Judge Vosbut'gh tried‘fing, Arion Hall. Svec’s orchestra. glions demand to be spectators by)
A1101" Hall.
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After fifty years as a street car driver and motorman on lines it .
Murphy, aged scvnty~two, has joined the strikers tlicrc, and as a result of the action of bun-.l
drcds like him strccts of the Ci t_v are fillet] with all kinds of jitncya. .
cabs. auto trucks and llorchdrawn express wagons have been prc SSt‘tl into M'i‘Vlt‘t' to take men.
The ten service stripes on Murphy's left slei-ie testify to his halt
. i“ cannot be
:All is ready.
Golden (late
mum; men are tensed to action; the
wire is alive.
"Cobb tiles to Murphy," dictates the
baseball trim"?! in the press stand,
judging the trajectory of the batted
ball almost with the crack of the bat.
"(Robb fllt‘ti to Murphy." calls the as-
siutant sporting editorial the San Fran-
cisco evening paper. 'and his voice is
- megaphoned to the crowd that blocks
3 Mr Ilucknznn, a former wellknownl’Kearny street. liefore the high fly
1 Norwalk, batted by (‘obb on the Polo grounds
some twenty odd years ago, has been‘ has smacked the glove of Murphy in
ends in Norwalk this the
standing by Lottn's fountain in the
‘l‘acific coast city knows the play In
Mrs. Frederick Ruscoe, of South- made. "And is caught \dlll," til. we:
was a visitor with friends in. pgrter in the press stand supplements.
cm,"
mental the San Francisco policeman be-
--.\Iusic and dancing on the excur- fore the outfielder has returned the
ball to the pitcher's box.
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—'l‘be sail around New York city on
‘ (the steamer
Fly Sail in New York and a Fllsh will be worth twice. the cost of the
trip.
lRitchic in an article in Harper's Magg for a tenant, under the
vivid the that Sentinel classified advertising is
' swrtncss altd concentration with which EXPENSWE- FOR ’0‘" REAL Ex‘
No, 1142 MOD- Eve. September 25th at when the police have to cleave a lane; ‘
the case this morning and Suba wast; ----"" proxy. 1
found not guilty. i —Tlie noted Japanese actor Sessue, Over the entire stretch of wire trom
iHayakawa 'in “The Honorable Friend”: ~ .
ithe Polo Grounds In New York to
l Francisco the circuit is made "blind";
broken by human agency.
l-‘rom "orient
the strain is
outfield, the traffic
“Murphy never misses
"Roacdaic,"
—Don’t waste the days in waiting
impression
illlt‘ telegraph and the men who serve TENSE ‘9 1° 0"“ tenantleu ubporty.
I -.TH L-WildURPHYt
f New York tity Matthew
l'ritiitc automobiles, taxi-
a"
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San
to the
at maxi-
policeman
com-
tomorrow,
There: is a dash and
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our new Fall Suits that young
men are looking for.
$10 to $18
corrnciucmmnsco
6 No. Main 8!. So.
ago in
Nomiitk
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A fancy shirt an da pair of trou-'—at Regent theatre—tonight. ’
set.) mysteriously appeared in the po-‘
lice station this morning. None of the
ofilcers know where they came fromi A permit was issued to Reed &VolkHfi
or who brought them there. if thcimr wiring a house owned by H. 1%.;
owner will call, they will be given to Mathewson, at 144 Flax Hill road, and'l
’ m' ‘ 'i' ;the same firm received one to do wit-i
”-3.; r ' ling in teHowland machine shop. i
F. M. Cullen took out a permit to
,We Are Prepared“
iwire a house owned by-W. S. Beardfiz
_ . on r-Iew Canaan avenue. - ‘ l
.to extend to you. every ap-, ‘
prayed facility and conven-
ience of modernbanking, and
we cordiallyvinvitc you to
. make use of our service. ’
Accounts subject to check
‘m invited. ' ‘ " ~
lotto lust
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BUILDING DEPARTMENT NOTES.l
B, H. Waterhouse secured a permit; All are invited.
B
to do plumbing at 58 Belden avenue. i
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all you are going on the excursioni
up the Hudson, get your tickets to«'*
day, as there will be only a few left“
for sale at the dock.
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“Do you mean to tell me you are gt
ing to vote for prohibition?" *
a 'trcn"-mpiiedmncle Bill Bottletop.
‘ i tannin: win.’ 'rlién, if an
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ill;
Yarn DemonstratiOn
DAILY UNTIL O€T. Ist
9toma.m.--Itosp.m.
In addition to her regular sessions, Mrs. Victig has
-—- very kindly ofiered‘to hold a“.SPECIAL SESSION from
6:30 to 8:30: Monday evening, Sept. 25th, for the‘ benefit of
those who are employed and cannot came during the day.
““0“ Brand” ram
' here. ind learn, free of-ch'argc, how to ‘make Sweaters,
Scat-is, Shawls, Slipper-35cm, abook containing photos of
articles fashioned from "LIONKBRAND \Y'ARNS,” and in-
structions for making samegratil.
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Entrance on Main St. Furfield Ave.. Cannon 3!. “V
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Saturday, September 23, 1916.
Bridgeport, Conn.
This is the‘ children’rt‘vvn week. The Howland store is notably the children's own ’
store; filled w t -' the wear-things that boys and girls need as Autumn approaches and
sch l~days are Just around the corner. There 1.: cheerful, prompt and satisfactory ser—
vice or have. cnd girls always; but especially now when their needs muSt be filled
promptly and fully. '
Newsuits" are § ,.
handsome and good .
\Volticn’s suits step briskly forward
tri
lliey arc handsome in sty,c graceful iii linc, alive with appealinh .fUUt
liicss. ‘ 4 if
‘ It: graceful llll(’<. Sonic show the square skirts
Some are plain, mine have many pit-ah. — "
Some have longr coats cut in flowin
of tlic litt>~ian influence. v
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Hurts are cut \\llll full flowingr lines which poswv much grave. ‘ f
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.\ number of the suits are trimmed with fur—Lind it i~ ~o u~etl that it :itltls' :
beauty.
l
illerc fire so many \ariutions ‘of the prt-vailing \l)‘lt’ that lllttl‘t‘ than one is easily to
be found for t‘iit'll type oi figure from tail to petite iilltl from regular tot-1111‘
greatly to 'r'
bulls are bestw‘boscn now: because rimming i< front S]llt‘lltlltll\"t‘tllll’lllk'lL‘ gathering
and because many il;t‘_\s «it s.-rvtec Will be given to the woman \\lltl chooses.
Second floor.
We can excel
French glove-makers!
Sweaters for
men who ride.
(lut in the ear these cool me-
nings i'llltl mornings, sweater
gives just right amount of pro»
tection. There may be. a chill in
the air and speed at which a
man is driving makes that fill”
keen—but sweater turns its edge
and insures comfort.
l’ure worsted sweaters of medium
weight. not bulky but warm—$4.
Solid Shaker-knit sweaters in white
and about all the liked coiors,-85.
Big warm Shaker-knit sweaters—
keep a man warm all night, it neces
Women's good and
. true black stockings
lu makingr a number of sort~
of gloves. Americans need not,
fear any l’rencli maker. \\'e prn-’
ducc gloves just as handsome and
tasteful and well~fitting as anv.
frolll l'd'flllk‘t‘. ' .
'lthis is especially true of wash-
able leather gloves, of the firmer
lcatlters,— and the gloves are
here to prove it.
Fine suede gloves in new hues in.
cluding go and Miran—$2.
Washabe chamoi‘s gloves with
black stitching or with spear-points.
flood and true in wear t-l
will give. flood and true. in (ft
ity, and in comfort, and ill .ev ‘
feature.
Lightweight black cotton of a . >-
softness and fineness, wide hen
top, double soles,—-37 l-2c and 5013..
Soft firm cotton of mediuni w—tt .
with white sole and toe, soles of.
ble texture,—37 1—2c. '
Left aisle, rear.
41.50. warm—‘86 9;: $7.50. I Paradise Garden ., j
. o t l . ‘
‘ T1,?“ are French glmes too, in , n "um“ and other new stories.
Den .- Athena is the
George Gibbs tells the'rcmar
abl story of Jcrr Ilenllam in. .
latest book 2—- ardise GI~ i
imagine a young man br-i
up to the age of 21 in a 9 t, .
secluded, with no knowlcdflQ ‘
the outer world or its pe lg,
its pleasures! \Vho coal):
iagine the consequences \thgt‘
'low the end of this 2! years
Il‘aradisc Garden?
Soft glacc skins of much pliability .
and beautiful smooth finish, light or;
plump of weight. in a number of hand-
some colors, and with blocks taste
fully Blitched,—Sl.50 and 31.65.
Some good glsce golves are but
$1.25. These in tan and black—and in
white with either white or black em-
broldery.~81.25.
Smart air is given to many of;
the new gloves by tops of a (on‘ifort
trustingr hue. .\nd some of these ‘Iotton union suits, medium weight,‘ llut ”‘0 “Cl." is ready--
tops are cut in saw-tooth and oth- high or Dutch neck ~31 and 31,25. ihm" (‘33:?le TM” in: read. 4
cr unusual and effective designs! Vests of the cotton, medium weightd Yes: rcadv now at $1.35, *
tcntcr aisle, rear. high neck with long sleeves or Dutchi .\ntl those of wide range .
Warmer shirts, 123k With elbow sleeved-50¢ and}dccp interest are ready toot V
day and night. Drawers of medium-weight cotton. RexrtdgrfagB—éer Pays——Mrs.
Those dandy \varm bluc antll‘knee or ankle length—and tights in‘ .- I
may flannel shirts, especially for,same styles,—-50c and bile.
comfort underwear.
No binding anywhere, \vhcn
Athena underwear is worn.
Plenty of f'OOlll—-lllll no bunell~
ing up.
Smooth comfortable fit, with
fullness across bust and narrow-
'ncss across back.
llundrcd of women are tiow
enjoying Athena unilerwcarwom»
B“...
The. Triumph of Tim—Horace
men whose work keeps them “on Left aisle, rear. liachell~$1.40.
the lumpz" keep a man front row I 3 Heritage 0‘ the Si°“"’B' 5"
tracting .1 cold——Sl. Srso and $2. Smart hats cit—$1.35. 3"";
Nightshlrts of domet flannel. good? fOr SChOOl.
Jim—Unclassified—Robert K, W
$010131; made “'ilh Dirniy 0f room—2 Girl< may have just as Mime-““3135-
oOc' 40c and $1. ltive and smart. styles as their! Love and Lucy—Maurice How
Pajamas of domet flannel, attrac-lmothon and big: sisters! l—81.35. e i-
live stripes, nicely finished—$1, $1.50;
New mushrooms, new broad sailorsd The Dark Tower—Phyllis Ratio:
and 82. V
inew velvet hats, new felts, hats with—.3135.
giants" minimal” wit?1 lid: dfioppy‘ From the Itousetops—zoeorge
'z )rims; er s aces wt 00 oublY,‘lilactfutchcon~si.40.
B_°Y:5 are eagerly bright and attractive beneath them. ‘ ~The Winged Victory~Sarah G.
picking sweaters. And colors! The bright, blues alum—31,50, \.
.\ good warm sweater with the?”‘19 that little girls like, i the com-l Woodcraft Girls at Climb—Lilli
roll collar that boys admire, igtbinations 0' ”’0 COlOPS “19 181‘891‘,Roy—31.25.
but 52. Maroon, may. brown or girls like, many handsome white awn, \ d _ '5:
“av“ How it “.3” last! There are fuzzy velour hats too;i ‘ n a new story by .”
Heavier sweaters. great yarn, samex'these add great durability to their; Fellows J011115l0112—Qc0rgtn
excellent colors—~33. lother good qualitiu. If such hat getsithc_ Rainbows Georgina ‘5 5“ .,
Fine worsted sweaters. light or,knocked down in the wardrobe ma l‘ttlc g‘fl as “'9 all love, 3'1.
dark gray, heather navy brown or ma-‘l won't be spoiled, hardly get a mark:Cf the rainbows! Mothers ‘
room—$4. ieveh! {read about her eagerly, all
' And there are some goml-look-i 'Don't believe girls could weriglllll‘qlwho éovcdthe Lgtle C010”
mg gray sweater: with V necklchoosc froth so many pretty haul“l 0‘0 loori‘ma' cady “0‘
for but $1.50. int $1.25 and more. 5 1
Front basement. t Second floor l
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Right aisle, front.
, Main floor, rear.
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Garbagefians, Ash Sifters. Coal
liods,FumaceShovels’Galvaniz.l Fortififipkg. nuance-cocugon.-n.a-caco-ncuc-nn..-..: 1
Cd T31, ' F9“ Tub? Infants t Quaker of Mothers' Oats, a pkg. ,8é
Bath 'Eubs, etc., at lowest pmes' CarmeloCofi'ce, a. lb. . ......-... . . . . . . .. .. . . . W-
Albel't F. GCthe ! Jersey Corn Flakes, 9. pkg... . . . . . . . . . .
P99!!!“ “live“?! “ pit... to»! , r, , -' . ‘
ems-mist. .........t . . a. STULL ,
-1“ a large winbanud'l‘bbfigntineli . . . .
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