ii— the in: a dildo:
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. ‘ late, if your Coal is in
;cellar you may shake
you flat at late. Well you
what you’ll be "in
, when the frost is on the
‘ but if you’ll keep warm
cozy health and vigor
gin be thine.
;‘E’er you don your suit of
.. flannel when the chilly days
”in, try a fire of Dixie
We! in your grate, to
.Me your skin. From the
Water to the menial. from
mistreSS to the maid all
ll find its warmth so gen-
Vvill that your effort is repaid.
THE
FERRIS COAL
ACOMPANY
THE GREATEST
;,;.:..roon VALUE
if Frisbie’s Pics
The most ‘ economic
Melmhuhnuw-the
Mr you're buildiu or repairing, don't forget the
ceiling. Awellduioledoeilingmaheaallthedifimin
the worldly the looks of the room.
’l‘hereisoolyonelogieal modem ceiling material that
has all the advantages of durability. attractiveness, ease of
application and econorny and that is B-vsr Board.
Compare it carefully with lath and plaster, metal or
wood, and you’ll come to the same conclusion.
Beaver Board is the modem wall and ceiling material.
It supplanta lath, plaster, metal and wood.
- CALL us U9:
The Halch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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EXPoSITION OF FALL AND
WINTER COATS
.Our exposition of Fall and Winter coats, suits. dresses, skirts,
waists and hats is a great merchandising triumph. We have‘sllal'ed
no pains nor costs to assemble the products of the world's finest
styling talent and the most efficient suit makers. '
Extra! A sale of sample suits, coats and dresses, very specially
priced. No one is rich enough to afford to overlook the savings we
often. Wonderful values will be your verdict after one quick glance
at this group of handsome garments. it is a wonderful opportunity
that you can't afford to miss. Don't miss it. Remember these are
samples, and therefore a limited number. No charge for alteration.
CLOAKS Ewe P ARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
We alter free of charge.
Pioneer Promotor of Ready-to-Wear Gar-
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The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main it.
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VEAL STEW 14¢ 1b.
ROUND STEAK oboe-0.00:.o-ossonnesao-su-so 4¢ lb.
. BEEF LIVER 12¢ lb.
. FRANKFURTERS ......... 8¢ lb.
WARNCKE'S SAUER KRAU'I‘ .. ........ .. 10¢ qt.
PEPPER RELISH.... ........ 10¢“.
LETTUCE .. .............................. 0¢hcad
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WE DELIVER DAILY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schultzeis Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. South Norwalk.
39 Main St. Norwalk. *
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SIRLOIN STEAK 24¢ lb.
PORTERHOUSE STEAK .. ....... ....... 26¢ lb.
EV; fi. Norwalk, Music Hall-Elk.
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WChildren Will
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parents
their in after years
looted.
Drdfallery‘ beans this every day
‘_ and knows from many experiences the ,
7 , hie suffering caused by parents
ting the child's teeth
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.80. Nikki St, 8o. Norwalk, Conn.
;‘Iundaye by appointment only.
5,
:flours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.; 7 to 8 p. m.
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ONCE— MAKE THEM APPRE-
~ NATIVE PEACHES (For canning) 85 basket
g BARTLETT PEARS (For canning) $1. bask-ct
t UNICORNCOFFEE.... ........... ........... 5¢lh
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(2 Stores.)
3 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone nae. ‘ Norwalk. Phone 88!.
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Norwalk’s Leading- DTy Goods Store
,isFraaes
A special exhibition or motion Dio-
Lures showing the work of American
men in France as members at the
American Ambulance Field Service
and the French Aviation Corps was
given Sunday in the offices of the Tri-
angle Film Corporation so that Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt might see them.
The films were taken by the Triangle
Company last Spring and were first
shown before an invited audience at
the Hotel Majestic several months ago.
Colonel Roosevelt was unable to see
them at that time and Sunday's ex-
hibition was given at us muest.
Colonel Roosevelt sat in the front.
row with his daughter, Mrs. Richard ‘
Derby, and Mrs. .10th. Thomas, snu’
kept up a running fire of comment.’
The pictures show the Americans at
their tasks of removing the wounded
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arrivals.
Continue to arri
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Are here and make a most interesting Showing of the newest
ideas in both Shape, and style of pelts that are in vogue this
season. A big line of Fur Trimmings are included in the first
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3’93”" impressed “1”] the “we“ de- ‘ her parents would commit suicide over!
meanor of the men when they WflB‘ the disgrace. She asked them what
shown in closeups. After the exhibi- she 'could do to save herself from Gs-
tion Colonel Roosevelt addressed the ' grace, and then "16 “WWW ohmoney
audience briefly twas adrOitly broached.
‘ ‘ _ “Before I knew it, we were in two~
‘ “The "'0‘“ “110‘”th ”“35 ”‘3‘ a staterooms racing back to Chicago.
.-nation can saVe " he said. “is its 0W“ We were kept prisoners three or four
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{we have. been watching in the Him to; been minis g“ 11:6 “me Kind appealfig
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day haie been helping this nation “we them 812.500 cash. several days after
lCONGRATULATIONS FROM
SENATOR PECK
ddmg Ridge OFponent of Hon. Jer-
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guarantee it to be young fresh killed stock.
Money cheerfully refunded if not to your
satisfaction.
Q All meats sold only in chuncke.
Q Delivery made only on 20 lbs. or
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Havana Brown
Dark Grey Kid .-
Champagne Kid Top and
Havana Brown Vamp
180 lb ..
18c lb‘
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Porter house Steak
Q Sirloin Steak
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i! Pot Roast 12c-14clb‘
Pork Chops \,20c-lb
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pd“. because of the discovery
1. has been taken down with
tile parhlysls. The child attend;
col last week.
l”Q‘IT'II’AIN FARRY RESIGNS.
itTr-‘dnn, Sept. 28.—‘—The resig-
pf Captain Henryf‘ll.‘Barry,
mull. Field Artilleryfi‘fas' an out
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Connecticut ‘National
l9nd its acceptance, is anaemic
A'tbeoles'olthsadjutaut-gen-
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‘E Warranted Eggs \350 Ding
Lean Tender Smoked Shiiuldcrs“l4'/2'c lb.
14 lbs. Granulated Sugar" $1.00
; East «India Tea-on
Tel. 3.71 x . "125Wasiiington Street.
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its soul. and as a whole, the nationdrwim who 1.9”“th himself as
has been preaching “safety ilrst'; these' United States Commissioner Hoots, rc-
‘boys have been thinking of the safety“ leased Us... They obtained 32,500 more
.of the sdul first. There isn't an Ameri-i from me.
ican worth calling such who isn‘t under
in heavy debt of obligatio'n to these
boys for what they have done. We are,!
under an even greater debt to them5
‘than the French and the Belgians are. : lie
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~speech by Henry Clay in 1824, askingf
7""th nation at least to express it sym-i The following letter was receivedI
‘pathy M a nation with one“? wheniby former Congressman Jeremiah
fill? Greeks were suffering the last ext-i ”0mm“ yesterday: .
.tremllies of misery, of terror and hor-i “H . t ‘
1 _ ianlenuik balm,
ror in the effort to tight for great; Reddin Rid 9 (‘onn
1idcals. and in this speech Henry Clay ) g g ' ‘ ..
.said um he asked that this action be; 105‘ Ofllce, 1‘39”“. tonne. .
taken for the sake of Greece, trow hat-3 ‘ ‘ ‘ Will'- 3}”I; 15,910.
lever support we could giVe to Greccc,;“0‘\- Jl-.Rl<..\llAll 9059‘ AN,
but he asked it still more for the sake' WW Jerry: My tiesi-iicst congratuu
"r Anjorica so that America should lotions on your nomination and the,
jam prove fhlse to its ideals. Theae‘cverwhelming manifestation of the
men of the American Ambulance Berv-iconvcntion in your selection. it would
.ice, these men of the American Aria-lseem under such conditions all sores
Iideals, and every American owes them are healed~and it is devoutly hoped
Ilion Corps, have been true to Amcrlif-ntthut such is the case. We should win
a debt. {this year universally. The Demo
‘ "Above all, 1 Wish to car ”I“. all cmlic party has given legislation that
Americans interested—as all good clti- m9 mum,“ have clamored for hope,
was should bo-ln the honor of Amer-119“”, in the past, and “ seems to me:
lca. 1“ the performance 0‘ duty by;that no wage-earner can intelligentlyi
iAmerica, ”d in the obligations in “3‘. vote against our party for any onlce‘i
1‘"“‘”°““”‘““““""”hm“:“ge‘er’g’nn our ticket. I shall do all within!
PM“: in their power to a1 t id wo; tray pmver ior our success. and you
’of the American Ambulance Fie Se - m” depend on me, Wishing you a
ice. We should not only support them rest success I am .
iln the york they are doing. bu should‘s \'el'v!aincer.€'l ‘ours
‘aid them in the extension of that work; - y 5 ' ‘ -
'.Any one who has had any part. directl L. O. PELh.
ior in direct in that work has been ren-‘
daring a great service, and 1 am Vent]
.proud that one of my blood should~SEVERA
have helped in rendering service, and!
I want to bespeak for our People, alrdohr. Neff Sued for Separation—onscri
the support that we can give them. ,
“No nation is worth preserving if its A°“°"' ‘° Come 3‘7“? CW"
. . Carrie Starr heft. of thicago. has
young men have not in them the spirit I ’
that 'these young men, whose deeds we[been sued for a divorce by her hus~i
have seed on the screen, have “gown; beard, John heft, of Bridgeport. his;
3and at least let us aid all that we canlNe“ charges his wife has been intemw
lto render their work as efficient several? and intolerably cruel. 9::
possible. Wednesday, Seuteniber 13, Mrs. Neffi
“i want you to remember that lfattncked her husband's vaudeville
ask the aid partly for the sake of theE partner, on Fairflcld avenue, striking!
humanity, partly for then El“! 0“ the her face with a glass, which was}
French and Belgians. and partlculril’lwrapped in paper.
for the sake of our own souls." Alleging desertion, Mary Forkss, of i
In the audience was Henry 14- S“Ck‘;llridacport. has brought an action for ,
lel’. who will go to France shortly ‘0 sepnmtion from Andrew Farkas. The
take charge 0f the New York 3‘0“ E“. couple were nta'Tled September 15.;
change section 0 fthe American Am- 1900. . l
balance. I Andrew V'arga. oh Bridgeport. wants;
The people 0‘ Nor-walk will be given”. divorce from Mary Csilmer Varga,i
3.“ opportunity 0‘ “em this p‘Ctm'e‘i‘ormerly of Bridgeport, whom he says‘
at hockwood‘s Hall, 0mm)": 2nd. deserted him on April 5. 1913, four
rears after they were married.
Gcorgett L. Hngerty. of Green-l
wich, asks the custody of two minorl
children in her action for a divorce‘
from Sylvester J. Hagerty, of thei
same place, Mrs. Hagerty alleges in-
ildelliy and intolerable cruelty. i
Beulah Stanford Osborn. of Ridge-
.field, has instituted suit for divorcel
‘from Richard C. Osborn, alleging in-;
of the preliminary hearin: of John T. . fidelity. Mrs. Osborn also wants all-
French, George [twin and "Doc"imqny. having made hachment for
$863. » 1:311 ihgrkel‘doftofififizu::§ I $9,000, and the 'custody of one child.
93 ' c '3“ :4. According to reports received .in
of a wealthy St. Louis widow, who be fire. Natalie Forbes
lieved him it) be eiigaged in the ashes Bridsrport. ,
dashory business. ‘ llieach has secured a divorce from her
b “'th tanguggemnnd'mners otwtm: husband, Robert F. Beulah," of 78
an wo _ec ve anyone,” as ' _
said. "The woman proposed the mp_Wasl:lngton avenue, Bridgeport, Dl
to me. On May 9 we reached New'vorce proceedings were started in Col-
York and went to the Ansonia Hotel. umbus, Ohio. The couple were mar-
M an uncanny hour time monaarmedfled over a'year ago. following an
with federal -. badge; .
' forced their way ‘lato my room. Dada elepcment from 3'1““er
intrinsic j A
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TRADING POO'I' CLOSES. s
Cockenoe Tribe Scored Great Success;
With Undertaking In Red Men's . First Carload for
Half. ped to
Five hundred were in attendance‘
last night, at the closing festivities of.
(‘ockenoe Trbe's Trading Post, in
Red Men's Hall in Main street. At the
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conclusion of the program. which no 'markers in K . Ohio, to whom 1110
by far the. most successful of any of. m' hi
, contract for ‘3 as of markers
lust weeeks events, it was estimated. . ' next year h b
that the Trading Post has been the“0 ”“5 “at” as 9’3“
st cssfullevent of its kind eve!“l “““ded’ th e “St €0nsignmmt
mos 5““ has been sh . it consists of a car.
held by a Xorwalk organisation. j . each box c
. . out i i
At night o'clock last evening. the load of 000 a an;
. fifty pairs a‘ item. The price of He
:f:;:“’:;: :3: :3; :::wdtznfi:1:v;:; consignme 133;" as 34.636.86. The
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flowing with excited and ciithiraiastic,:§:;:::l . delivered in mhesfo‘:
guests, who literally swamped even/Thy 0cm, ‘
booth in the hall. with this crowd on‘t There teen 51,150 markers ”r’
the floor it was impossible to start illiet dered b “’estline thinks it will
dancing until nine-thirty, although 1 e be door 0 increase the order by
:rihesttr: .rgndeired Sega-iii] selectons ‘ about 5 he markers cost from l!
. on s. . . .
eToli: ru:h 2: th: refreshment booth't :3“? pc viliiizh IZZCIIIesihail-li:rfl€i:
on the second floor was the greatest mark? at )'car. The reduction ,in
Yet. and the committee in charge work- weigh . to the change in materi-
a1. Mrine 311W next year's mar-
:ornlgg, att whirggcgmieizzzlsgmznzft here of the better material and ,
res men s, w '- . more I'
.uill ar istic finish than
thing to eat or drink. had disapppesc, tho- . this year.
ed before the hungry attack of the T ers will not be distributed
hull:i crowd.h i th ,_ unit 15. In the interim between
to n 9 even nil e various the If the fiscal year and that.
fins “'38 waft-i: . by t3: extrc0:;§-' d31?ml;10l'9; in the department.
ee. . any 0 e 8 8 9 e 2““ go or I eir distribution, go
some and valuable articles, and it was it: may be no delay in filling
for thc awarding of these presents that th as they are Bresented.
the greater part of the crowd was wait-g artmeni is now able to fur:
ing. ini ers to all who have asked
When the final list of expenses have ' f- , including those to Whom
been reckoned up, it is thought at Dre-Tc d markers were issued as is
sent, that the Red Men will find that? y arrangement. ‘
they have surpassed even the most: 'ing‘ is a description of the
optimistic dreams imaginable. in re-1 which will he used next year: .
Has Been Ship.
State.
Frederick J_ l he, chief clerk or
the automobile intent or the office
‘of the secretar fate, has received
‘notice from I manufacturers or »
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I garrl to the financial success of the af-l e Owner—White ba‘ckgroimd
fair. lts social success was never e figures,
doubted from the moment of its open nerclai—Blus background and
lag ' . gures.
The committee in charge of the su ers—X,. white background and
coastal work’s program has earned t gures. ,
well deserved praise of both the me iufacturers—M. white
bers of the local Red Men, who : ,(Land blue figures.
greatly benefited by the cash taken vale Motorcycle—White back:
and by the vlsitlng palefaces ‘ nd and blue figures.
were provided with the best time alers Motorcycles—X.
has been afforded by any Norwal stand and blue figures. _
ganlsation in some time, by a anufacturers Motorcycles—M.
event. The committee has w lie background and blue ngures,
hard‘and faithfully in the pure A otorcycle with Side Car—8h.
of its duty, and. spared neither ckground and white figures,
labor, or money in making the '
the t success that it was.
of thickets due ‘them and .
back-
while
Advertise in '1‘er sentinel for best:-
suits.
dodman became:hyatsrical. She-.Ml, . .
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