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~ A New. Assortrr cnt Oi
‘WNNES AND DENINS
i For Curtains and Draperies
E K. BANKS
l Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
VICTOR
Foriegn Records
Polish.
Hungarian, Bohemian,
DONNELLY’S
STINTIONERY STORE.
!‘ South Main Street.
1
In Flowery Eflem l
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Italian. German and Jewish, at;
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ality in every line.
N orwalk
The Fall style for men is 31 open page at this store.
Here are the authentic fashions recognized in New York.
From hats to hose everything new and everything right.
Fall business suits from $15 to $30.
Special models for young men—snap, ginger and individu-
New fall overcoats, new raincoats. special trousers
And .n furnishings, we go the limit.
R010 ERS 581 STEVENS
LONDON NAVAL ATTACHE
South Norwalk
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NEWS
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the principal speakci. All ate 11el~
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The noted .lapaue-c actor Settlit‘
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-at Regent theatre tonight,
A teutttar business 111111111111); oi llttclt-
tnphunt i'ost. No. 1‘3, 11-. A. ll., was
held yesterday afternoon. at four
o'clock, 111 the headqn: let's iii the
Town A-scmbly Hall 11 “'11" street.
Routine business was lilillfiiit‘lt‘tl.
Town
6
night
V "llallt‘lllg Saturday
Brother's
(Assembly Hall, irace
piece tttchertru.
J. Leste t‘atLill, 11 llt‘“.i|l1l|ll’l man
had 11 Iatetation of the indtx finger
on the left hand ("aitd for at the
Emergency Hospital, in Btwldgeport
yestctday, by Dr. J. l“. Gunman. Mr.
(111111111 t:illLlll his hand on a typewri
' ter 1'1 in.» oilice, resulting in the lacer—
utitn.
1' ~t' 111 ‘1rellas and Mourning Baud-s.
‘3‘ 0' B1 ieu ~. ,
11; .1- 9..
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'l‘ht- South Net‘nalk 'i‘rust (‘ompam
”ilhilt' you to call in and get a copyof
. .13.. the bank's statement just issued. The
i ‘1“ statttnent presents the condition of
the company on September 12111,.and
was p inted in full in The Sentinel a
few dais ago. it is worth while to
watch and read the financial state-
" ‘1 meat. of the banks as they are pub
-]lshcd trtnn time totime.
‘7‘. 1- . ——’l‘he‘ noted Japanese actor Sessue
. Ilayaknua in "The Honorable Friend"
';,-——HI item-111 theatre—tonight.
" . The lu~t week for the payment of
‘ ,an pet's mal tax to the t'ity oi’ Nor
, ..walk without additional expensecomes
next we 11. \\'hile a conside'able
amount of the ta\ h.1~ httn teteited
. by H“ tellettoi dating the past month
1.1;. .11 there l.‘ 111111'.1 more to come in. and
... 1211- 11 . neck is expected to he a busy
one :1: 11~.. 1~1~ll~cto"‘:~ ofiice in tln ("’ty
llall, the time limit for the payment
,, of ll 1- 111' is October 2nd. and every-
" one should make an effort to pay—the
t'tx ll} 1‘ :1 time.‘
~You will find a good assortment of
' foreign records Hungarian Polish
heutian, ltaliaa, German and Jewish
at Donnelly's stationery
3' evenings until 9 o'clock.
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WAMPOLE'S
$1.00 Size,
Stillson-l’owell -Corporatio'1
1 PRESCRIPTION nauootsra.
,tiiaffet ri's
‘11'l1i‘e lace that‘made the girl in it look ‘
Bn- ing firms that have secured your pat-
store. Open 1a
‘clothes for the world."
00d Liver 0“ i Miss Polhemus will remain
- 790‘
l 82 Washington street. lciasaiflod "For Sale" columns.
South N°Mllk1 CC. “‘0 l‘li!‘ office and an adv. man will call.
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PARIS SENDS'NOTED
FASHION MAN HERE.
M. dc Gtaflarri’ Envoy for 7,000 Firms,
to Lcrture at Wanamaker's.
t ial‘tt 11i has ((Illlt‘ to Ann iica.
\! ti.
Who is _\l d1- tiiatfe rr. ’ \\ ell .he is the “it“ into“ the held in the Methodist.
1e 11111 11 ltlllllill of Paris l ‘llrilti'fll [With. at (11011411111111. Wed
"salon ot "H‘dfly. St'lvtentbcr
than 111111111 tl.
has St’it 'it'tl to manage :ho
the mode and of the decorative indus- ber of members were in attendance.
to he held each Easter in the including scram] from this City and
\‘ltiltlly,
ll‘it'h"
French capital. ‘
if 1 man to America as represen‘a-
tire of the
dudrics, which has 7,001) firms making
li‘i'l’.
jtts and the
things used in adorning \iilady.
The impoItant things bout M. de
arrival is that he has
btought with him many trunk~t tilled
with gowns wraps hats, etc produced
by the: .1 firms-and is Shown} the
goods at \‘i anamaker' s.
Everyday next week he will give a
causerle in the auditoriuh there at
2:30 p .m.. first taking about the Ren-
aitsancc, or costumes under the Hi-
rrctoire, or the Napoleonic period. and
111311 tvhtbitinu ttowns illustrating the
period discus.s ed For he has made at
sttid1 of the histor1 of dress and like
tl11 lamous scientist who built up 8 1“ “Nil night.
large animal from one tiny hone, he hulk from on exploring expiditlon to
can tell front a glimpse of a skirt or a‘ (‘t'ml‘nl Africa!
"iiid he make arty important dis-
coveries?"
"Well he says he found a race of
hion writers and press people M. de DMD]? so utxllllizcd that they had
(ital‘lelri 1:111” yestetday, an a sample “1“" 979“ heard 1111111111111: pictures."
sleeve on just what age the: costume;
is based.
lit-fore a selected lot of artists, {111 ‘
g a
of next week s bill of lore a discourse
on “gown cuttters of the Middle Ages." 1
The general effect of the street“
dresses shown was short and full. and
most of the things were refreshingly.
simple. At least they look ~11 tlyati
11' 11y, but. as a drossmaker in the third
1"011 whi per‘ed "Just try to drape one
of tl11.c things and see how simple
it is.“ There was a charming mouare
colored velvet evening gown. and therei
was anotl' r of pale pink silk and;
like a rose. i
‘l‘hcr- were al :0 sumptuous fur conta‘
with hiuh collars. and one ingenious;
reversible evening coat which the own» 1
or when it gets shabby on the outaldmt
can just turn the other side out and!
have a brand new coat quite different
in appearance.
M. de Glaffetri said that he hoped;
to be the means of i-"itroduting to .‘tm- ‘
crlcti the younger firms of Paris dross.
makers. "Only about twelve or fitt-
cen are known in this country," he c111
plalned. "and that is such a small part
of the full number. I would not
intetfore with the prestige of the lead-
ronace, but I speak too for the others,
at] for the 400,000 working girls who
earn their bread in the dressmaking
shops of Paris 11111, even in this
time or war, we still go on making
—-Millinery Notice.
open
Monday evemngs on and alter Septem-
ber 25th. '
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l —-A WISE MERCHANT
idlt'tfrtises his goods. If he cannot 111
f: in a large way. he usesThe Sentinel
Call
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FAIRFIEID COUNTY w. c. 1111 rl1 111 lllt l’11~i1le~11‘s 1111-111
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Mrs, C. M. Bingv of Bridgeport, Elect' .\111crtran naval attachc at i.(l!l‘
ed President. lritm. lie is :1 sun 111' the late
The tblitytltirtl
of l-‘airlleld t'ounty
’l‘ln usual routine of greetings.
t‘hamin'e do. Syndicate. port‘ and addresses
which includes titty tlt‘eibfllltitkillx firms cut and inspiration to tbosn who its-
and ot' the ilelegau't '1 0t Creating hr 1......” to them.
Mrs (‘lal'a
'111br1111191y tassels. but on~. lure. conducted the memorial service for tie-
lht’mflnd "dd 0m” waited members.
1110 address of the afternoon was
made by Mrs. t‘.
.l.
“The noted Japanese actor Sessue‘
Haya
~at Regent theater—tonight.
“l was talking with Professor 1100-
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’ stock.
Y er than totalreceipts.
it
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'You Are A Stockholder
'Figure yourself as a busincSS in which you own all the
7' ‘ ‘ Elect yourself President Keep running éxpenSes low-
Declare a dividend Every pay2 day by ”a' deposit with 1‘
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Mrs.
was reelected president and Mrs. A.
Patchen, of llanbury, was elected
one of the vicepresldents.
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at fire my lowest consump-
ll1c111'r11tl t'linton \lt‘llougall, once
‘11 member of (tillglt'ss from tht’
York
annual crntvention
Woman's t‘hris»
MATTERS lN BANKRUPTCY.
Henry Mellow yest1rday was ap-,.
pointed trustee of the hankrup: es-V
tale of Abraham lleck. who can-
jductci a grocery store in this city.
Abraham S. Borden, was appointed :3
trustee of the bankrupt estate of liur< is
nett Cohen, who was a grocer in this; A‘
city. The appointments were made i
by Edward M. Yeotnans, l'nited StutesV’E-’
. referee lnbankruptey. ‘
Referee Yeomaus yesterday 31"
proved the final account of the trust ' .
211. A large 11111111:
Let‘s"; mrflmxmm '
lt-
was full of ,intcr-
S. Barnum,‘of lianbury,
It, But‘ll, 11mm Dl‘t‘t‘i'. tee of the estate of carmine Adinolti
Vol Thompsonvllle bankrupt. There
was no dividend for creditors. A llrtl V
divident of 5 per cent. was declared
yesterday by the referee to creditors
of Louis (loldstcin oi 'i‘hompsonville.
bankrupt.
(‘. M. filoss, of Bridgeport,
rm“.
"r‘cr ten or twelve years I was both-
ered with had kidney trouble," writes
«we in “The Honorable Friend“
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14 lbs. 11001 351: pk
ENEEEE BUTTER 3701b
14c ll).|W
Fancy Maine
POTATOES
Gran
Sugar
Compound
LARD
arranted
EGGS
STRAINED TOMATOES, can ..... .. . .. 5e
YELLOW CORN MEAL3ibs ” ""1019
WHITE SOUTHERN MEAL,31bs. ...... . .....Ifli'fllm 15¢
NEW CAPE SHORE MACKEREL,each........................ ...... . . . 2'19
FANCY LARGEPRUNES, zlbs. ......... . ... ' ‘ 2 ¢
OLIVES,fullMasonjar,each .~.. ......... ' ' 5¢
BULK COCOA,,pound ..... . ......... . f ............ . ‘I 04,-
Be’St Family FLOUR, bag/$1.10
SUCCOTASH, Can . .
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SWEET SUGAR CORN, can-
EARLY JUNE PEAS. can
ALASKA SALMON, can
R-R CHICKEN BROTH, with
nce
BROKEN RICE. 2111i. -
PORK AND BEANS, can
MILK 0R SODA CRACKERS,
111.
A rare bargain for those that like
coffee with aRioy flavor.
Bean or GrOund.
20c 1115 1111
Golden .
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FINE QUALITY.
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851: 1102.1
TheS‘terlingFumitureGo.
127-131 Washington Street
14 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
6%. lbs. SOC 3'11 lbs. .2513
3 lbs. Fancy Whole Grain Rice for -............... 20¢
Quart Bottle Armour’s Pure Grape Juice .. ...... '. .. 40¢
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee-.351: and: . . . . ...... 31¢
Choice Mixed Tea (Very good “1.6).“. ....... 29¢
Very Best. New York State Cheat. lb. ........ 25¢
Ruppert's Extra‘ Beer, case of :4 bottles ........ . $1.15
Royal Baking Powder .... . .- .. 12¢, 22¢ and 43"} can
Tezor Brand Cocktails .......- 35¢. 65¢ and $1.00 ‘
Ballantine Sparkling Ale, case of q botfla ...... $1.50
A. F. Beckmann & \CO.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St.
Telephone 1405.
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ANDREW DAVEY, Inc. -9
'Phon “I ,
. South Norwalk,
PEERLESS COFFEE
98 Washington St.
ATLAS FARMS
BUTTER
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“Positively the Finest Butt- Ever Drank’e? on
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37¢ lb. an $41!! Stamps Free
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