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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 2, 1916 · page 8

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In Flowery Efiecte
For Curtains and Draperies

E. K. BANKS

Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.

7 . October Victor
Records .
Now on Sale

DONNELl-Y’S

VICTROLA PARLOR
to South Main Street

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«\l’ 'i - ‘l‘lill F l

in [ttiivlimtl meetin: in lltttigepoit

,‘Wctlit- siiay evening:

L:.i‘.;it tilt . 12:1; it)

Ltui‘ut. N0. 1“.

are Ii-duested

'1“ ere will in a ll
alight of (hit' iirotheis‘
' 1. (l t). i‘, All iiii‘~iiibei.~

‘10 he pit-sent.

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Harold Lockwood and May Allison

in "blister HH‘ Regent tonight.
A New York Herald i‘epreseiitatite
Visited Noruallt last \teek and took a
straw vote at the factory of t‘luett-

 

 

.‘ 'l‘ealtody (‘oiiipanyt The result?
Hugh's, ll; Wilson. 7. Some .sti'au
yoic.

The last oprtitttiiiity to pay the per-
sonal tax will occur this evening. from
'J to 1' o'clock, at the tin Hail and the

f'i'ovu Assembly Hall, 'l‘cmorrow the
If *‘2.fvorir of compiling the delinquent list

will be commenced, and shortly there-
}. ‘nftet' it will be- given to the authori-

 

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Uptown Democrats interested in the
formation of a new political citib will
gutitei in the former Wall street school
building. this evening, at eight o'clock.

_' at which time plans for the {mutation
h ogflvluh will be discussed. At the
flame tune meetings will be held in the
£80,901: ard Third Vt ards for the same
purim-n'.

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.. llai'old Lockwood and May Allison
in "Miner it” Regent ltttllfiitl.

 

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'l'l'e send-annual meeting of the
“'oi..aii's Home Missionary l’tiion. of
l‘oiittetticiit. will be held in the South

, ‘ dormant Congregational church, on
. SVodnosday. October 4th. Addresées

will be made by Mrs. Williston “'nlk.
or, of Hartford. president of the Union.
bod h; the ltilv. Philip Rose, pastor of
_ the italiun Congregational church. of
.W‘Ncw llaveii. A cordial invitation to
attend i.» extruded to all who are in.
lfll‘t‘b’tnl.

 

F'rod' t.. Creenlough. a NOZ‘thik lad
who spent the past week at Fort 11.0.
"Wright. Fisher's island, returned it’dl‘lt‘
tli'eeiilouuh attempted to en-
‘liut in the army but was rejected he-
muise oi :An injured ankle. lie is stil‘
very enthusiastic about army life and
rennin that lie was unable to enlist.
lie st} that the boys at Fort Wright
1.6m our fine time and that the food

 

ann my.

(ind
G(\\e—‘tliil‘.(‘l‘.i for them is first class.
._..~.__._...
Harold Lockwood and May Allison
in “Mis‘er it"—chcnt tonight.

 

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WA MFOLE’S_

. Cod Liver. on

“'00 Size, - 7901.".“2‘15335'

Stillsnn-i’ewell -Corp0'ation
! PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS,
E 82 Washington Street.
5 South Norwalk, Ct.

§ ALIS DEPOSITS

made in this bank on or before Thursday,
the 5th of October, will draw interest

iron! October lst.

 

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yvant to see
models for fall in

clothes
i You’ll have a fin
today,because

coats is just in.
glad to see you.

NORWALK

 

Coming our way?
OF course you are. You

Hart Schaffner C& Marx

showing of suits and over-

ROGERS Ca, STEVENS

Don’t forget

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Cumin it Hurt Sch-Hut r & 3hr

 

the new

6 chance .
the big

We’ll be

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. Harold Miller was arrested for be-i

 
 
 

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STERLiNG

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FURNITURE, Rites,
RANGES, ominous

‘SierlingFurniiureCo.

127.131
WASHINGTON STREET

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Flush the Kidney. at once when
Buck hurt: or Bladder

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nal curtain l‘ell With “Dodo" flirting! iiig. lie was fined $5.00. which he paid.
‘sh it 3 vi - " ' - . ‘
e ud solemnly piommd never) iruuh Lowrides was arrested yester-I
with the delightful performance givenm‘d fined “‘00 and costs, which n"
“Dodo" unreuenerute would have been ' e mess Saturday night and fined 8:3 00'
l i . i .
niioccut at leari, whici 1' ct 0 »

1 “ c n .dzzy for running a house of “Home;
it‘d fnr making ”,9 virtues “f "Dodo" George H. Vosburgh tomorrow morn-
‘ putting lacks in the road in order to
t precise measure of confidence that she! case has been continued for some time,

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:t't‘lflt both “In?” and h”. character (.torge (dude was arrested yt .tei
appreciation for her art. Vivaclous and in so. His case will be lieaid this at-
Site o'clock.

.was arrayed like a lily iu gowns that.

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Sills '3 “NE “iii 3
’to ply for the gorgeous apparel. ' 3
part of the triend in need with pecul-
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to have so orthodox an ending. The ii- I drunkenness and was tried this morn-
outrageously with a brand new aC- l . 1
,v . ‘ . 5 1 i - ' - - r . '
‘quln once not three minutes after clugnllmx (ated and “a: fin“! tutmaud
again." . :day for drunkenness. lie was ii'ielf
The endin': was exactly in k-cpinz ”in”? JW’E“ Vtitburxh Ihis morningt
, a 'd
txv M: mow ' - - Hp“ ' .
“‘m- 50‘ ‘0 mm '9’ Mrs. Guerin was arrested t'ot‘ drunk.I
almost a crime. The audience had no‘ and CUSN i
trooin for doubt ”w. “w was (entirely? ‘ Emma Johnson. Edward Lane and,
LAlbert (‘iossley were arrested yester-i
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‘sta‘l- s' n ‘ "' ‘ '
, V". ) .r'“ l“ d . NILE Hill'hm‘l!‘ “0m and for being trequentcr of the same»
iei attitude that Miss litington reveal Their cases will coine up More Judge
illiililiiy and rhaiiiiinuly apparent. Her “‘1“. “i 9:3“ in m" ““y “0“”
linterpretation combined exceeding .orden Davis. who was ”rated for
i‘saili with an iiitelligant regard {or die destroy automobile [1,95, and whose
irthoiild repose in her audience. She “it" discharged ””5 morning by JWB'“
Ineiidily gained universal sympathy \“Sburgh'
‘ . . ‘ . day morning, in Wall street. by Ser
and at the same time rotlwd thorough 393:" J_ Hurry Gibson. for drunken
inspiring. Mire lilingtoti won the birth “mm. Wort“ Judsr Lovkweml- at 2?
:euteem of the thronged house. i
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caused women to gasp with delight.
and men to be glad they did not how
i Mine lllinittori had a very able to i
.
worker in Walter Jones, who acted the , l
Elur drollery, and made it n tower at — i
strength to the production. Mr. Joni-L4
twat! one of the comedians hi the \‘Ci';
"m scllu comic opera “Tit for Tat" but at!

 

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N0 man or woman who eats it)?!“

The unusual sight
uiito itinniiig down High street yester . FUNNY.
day was one of the freak things ofthei - ma—

day. The car turned onto the lawn of, Avery Hopwood'. Latent Piece Almost
.. Good I: Hi: up.” and ermer." stand up under in one evening.

.\lrs. Annie iiavilitnd's pi'etiiisee ntid'
sustained very little damage. ’I‘hccar. Margaret itlington Achieve. I

was :. Ford. I
and il Finely Supported.

"Our Little Wife."
three "NH by Avery Hopwood,

 

in “in The
tomorrow.

See t‘harliy t‘huplin
:Trenehes" at the Palace
Tinninany [riends oi Min. Jennie;

. It (‘ :in i ' ~-.t.
hittel hash. of ltayview avenue. wltI‘ ‘ pan, Tl “H

A comedy

Dodo ............. Margaret Illiiigton

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at a driverless‘ noun LITTLE WIFE" amour ANDLth-t time he had im such opportunit-

iiei as those provided for him last
‘niglit. lie and Alias llliugton assuredly
nave tie audience till the fun it could

Sue-i The rest of the cunt lucked no:hinn

ceu. Playl With Appreclnbie Skill”r “NM! competent to sustain the va-

lrions rolee. y" mention is deserved by
Robert Fischer. who played the part

m'of a French \vniierv to perfection, and
pmflwhosc good work was not overlooked

duced at the Regent theatre by ts‘etwyn ‘ b)‘ tht‘ lint)! assembly; in short. an in‘

lucniously amusing comedy with a uni-
lfoi'mly expert cast gave everylmdy a

l't-g‘lt-I to loan] that it becamn hooves—i ”Wm,“ ............ (‘. Aubrey Smilhfl‘w‘y time.

..-~ - eS .itt“-‘
miy for let rtlll0\fll to til i. l“ iloho ............

Walter Jones

regularly can make a mistake by flush-i
in: the kidneys occasionally. says -I
well-known authority. Meat forms uric
acid which clogs th'.1 kidney pores so
they siuggiahiy filter or strain only.
purl of the waste and poisons from the ;
blood ,ihen you get sick. Nearly nlli
rheumatism, headaches. liver troubled
iicrvousiiuot, constipation. airlines-u:
uleeepleiusuess. bladder disorders come‘
from alugxieh kidneys.

The moment you (eel a dull, ache in
the kidncyx. or your baelt htirtt, or it
the urine is cloudy, offensive. iuli org
sediment. irregular of passage or it"
tended by a sensation if scalding. Rel

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l“"““““ i“ 5"“ \mk "”33 WTWr‘My‘. ltetiy .. . (iweiideivit Piers! I ‘0 -W
H N hoped that the tt'ealiticnt 5““ "L. “(Nor ........... t‘harles “illllhtit‘llllMANY LASES IR|ED

there will i'e:=io e her to for-

about iour ounces of Jud Salts trout,

any reliable pharmacy and take a;

M“ l'l'tun ................ lumiigloit I'lnlt)‘ ‘
moi. you” health .l’i‘uncois ............ lloh_~rt Fischeri IODAV IN CH'Y Bonk] lfliy'fl'filh’tpnf'll in a glass of “'a‘p‘ inn!
"‘M“ . Fanny ................. ltue Selwyii. t . ii‘r‘ hit‘tlktam for n "‘W dim- “”1 'wuri

Milton Elwood, t‘or Ht‘\t'l':ii years Butler ................ Alf llelton' «t kidneys will then am fine. This iamouq;
rotiitected with Glover's shoe store, Lawyer ......... 1‘ Hooker WM .1“ ‘ ‘ . — salts is made from the acid of an’SI
‘ L ‘ ludwnrd lturt, m liuy street. w” or- and lemon juice. ctmtitned with litliial

has been taken into partnership by
Mrs M. ii. Glover, and they will con
the firm
The store

duct the business under
name of l-leood & (ilover.
iii \\'::Fhiii;.:ton street will be conduct—
ed as heretofore, and. as in the past,
.\ll'. lilwood will give personal super-

visiou to the business. He is one of

(ill‘ most progresshe merchants and
his i' lends congratulate him on be-

toiuiiir. one of the owners of the store

lli‘ has made so popular.

 

.la‘.‘ is S iills. oi the Norwalk lla‘t'd-
(‘ompauyz i‘epo:ted the lo.~~s of a

' The Regent Theatre was filfld tori .. . q. - . - ' .
t .nsiut .aimd.n uuzht upon the com and has been used for generation: in: .

“Our little Wire"! plaini of Philip U'ttrndy on the charge . .
assault. (i'timdy testified that flush clogged kidneys and stimulate,

with Margret llington at the head tilinr ‘

”H. l . , . , 'llnrt struck hliii mlhe that during it them to activity. also to neutralize the;
prm lltillL east. and the offeriiin' . ‘ . .. _ .

. .. _ (rap game and k.10( lied out two teeth. acids m urine so it no longer camps.

“M "(mm “WWW and Whom O'Gm‘" ““5 “‘5“ “"5”“ “9°" “3 “d‘ i it tion thtm endin liln'idt‘i‘ (iist‘t‘ll-I‘

satisfying. The lines heard last even million that h.. was shooting crap and rr “ ' g ‘ ‘ I

in: were bright and snappy. the situa ”'0‘" (“i-“‘5 came up before "“dg" . - - ..
- . George H. Vosnurgh. this morning. In Jud balls is inexpensive and cannot

tions were good. and the lot was weh. .
~ . i .. p 'iht‘ I‘ll." court. Hart pleaded guilty injure; makes a delightful efferves-
IOM‘t‘lH‘d. (oliectitely these circum- . -_

“m” N kit" tl “H i ii ‘and was lined Smith on the charge of cent lithia~wnter drink which all rum
- t‘t ' ie a I once an in .. u ,. . .. _ . .
til‘t'liV much of ”H. time x g affig‘xm‘,‘rx1“it;"Oigrmw‘fluggqgfiig‘ ulitr meat eaters should take now and;
. W R ‘ ' ' (' ‘ ‘ then to keep the kidneys clean and;

The theme of "Our Little Witc": Daniel Novuck “'“3 ""9"“! for . .
drunkenness on Saturday night and the blood pure. thereby avoiding serl-i.

treated of what in the words of dis- . . '
a 1 torteiied a bond of $25 when he did not nus kidney complications.

the perforiiiiuice of

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entertainment furnished by the “ii‘ilhllii

" ‘3 T1'¢\:i(-hr:"' at ‘ith‘ i’llil'l't‘ liiltltlll‘OW.

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1 yr fier oimosito sex and kept so man)”

Th“ ””mm M reiii‘esenintit'es of it dangling about!
”“3“!” 1" [35‘ becoming PM“ that. her liushund bitterly conipialnedi :
5.2!!iug cur :: ; iiiau eve:yi “
oi the mat-hints iltt.\t‘ been stolen late-M” . 1... (amp m.“ the house.
i_\. i \\'hile thv 3e i‘lir.aiioiit- apiwazired iti-
’noceui enough, the husband was hur-
iii “in J‘h'i‘ rasaod by doubt, determined to tv‘sl
lth-e fidelity of his wife. .Itcwmiingu.
he persuades hi4 best friend to invite .
f‘liodo” to a little supper iii the
i i‘riends's rooms ai his hotel. with the

‘ri v ‘~ '1‘ il in from if his store. Sat- . . .
"‘ L I (H. ' , ‘liodo‘ had an inordinate penchant
urdat evening The machine was

printed red and black.

tiitll‘ amour: the crooks, and a number of

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GRACE PARISH NOTES.
. .limior Guild in the (toil
mm. at 10:3 . (‘oufii‘maiion illF‘i‘ttt‘- understanding ”till the friends should
:ion in tho (mud 13001“ m 71:10; um; latrr report faithfully concerning the
in the Parish house degree of smughtin‘esg he found :zub-

sisteiit iii"'l1odo‘s" makeup.

i ‘.\'-~'z;ac:-d:.y ~ Woman‘s Guild iii the' Tm“ “M0 ‘Hlill‘ni‘r “'11-“ iht‘ base of
:i’uiielt mm“ at 33-3,: ten t‘i‘l‘H‘ti at 4‘ the whole structure of ttin. «The acci-
yflmmiuy”Teaching mot-ting in ,1... tic-lit of chance brought. three women
(mild “mm “t 7:30“ linstend of one to the feast. Besides
,"Dodo." the finance of the friend
2 happened along. and also the wife of :n
admit-er ot’ "Dodo" So great was the
‘crush of feminine guests that the best
was moved to exclaim in despair “My
:od! The world is full of women." To
make matteiu worm, the husband he-
d‘litllo covuiuced that his friend had
{other than cooperative motivcu to in-
‘splre a retidinea-es to outer-into the
iconrpiracy to test “Dodo," the fiancee
in the case naturally viewed the litituzt-
tion with acute distrust. and, he hus-
hand of the third womnn inadvertently
' ‘dropped in.

Tm. day

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AVERAGE gauges

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itV.B.NuiorfiiVCorseis

give Slide, Comics: a: perfectly

fitting Gown. lent! wearing, they

more the utmost. inn corset at
most 'Ecttnozieu! .Prlca. $3.00

In the pclltziell that t‘liii'dmi hilaflout
fun developed. The prowess of the no
1Hon-brought about explanations anti
.meeinetllatlona. together with a prom-

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1 t minus and was (harattriod as .t appear in can“ ”"5 morning. ______.._.._....—
poynmrous \ionin_ who happened to; Ernest Rengberg was arrested for ~Advertisc in The Sentinel.

be his wife or the “Dodo" of the play» ._¢ - if t

 

 

COUPON
[many

McCall

Pattern
Enigma in g
the: ”Chase of

The
McCall
Book of J
Fashions 1’

For Autumn

 

 

Satin Street Co!- A Distinctive De- -

“me. do". Recently an:
McCall Pattern No. Mct‘all Pattern No. L wail
1371. Many other 7379. Many other (by 3“.)
attractive designs new designs {or DC-
for October. ‘ “lbi‘r- “N" 0’] Sale

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Hundreds of beautiful new design profuuly Ilium lany-
tn color—ail the rich effect: of Adtumn Fabric. 3‘ r.- em .mee

MCCALL PATTERNS
Chas. .i. Mintl Se. Norwaik

 

 

nsqy'so
sworn: Home:

WE. Reduso Corset“

make large up disappear; bulky
mitt-lines more gambit; awk-
ward bait-lines smaller and
ueatefi', undigege Elsi! meet”
coin ort. ’ ~ a. fitting:

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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