WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3, 1917
WEATHER FORECAST.
must 101' Norwalk and vicinity:i
' . iy cloudy tonight; Thursday pro-
y show cm. A trough of low wear
- . extending from Texas northeast
~ 1 1 to Ontarib is causing cloudy and
tiled weather in the central dis-
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1' s with light ratn :n the Lake rm‘igi'
inn. Pleasant weather
,g r '. the Atlantic coast.
continues
The tem~
_ e about normal for the season.
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THER K‘YEAR AGO TO-
DAY.‘
Tompcraturc: High, 71; low,
we.
Cloudy.
1 . tures along the northern border "'2
pot-Eff»?
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Shirts ..
Double Breasted Shirts . . . .
Drawers .
Stout Drawers
50 pieces, representing broken
wool underwear,
ment, now ..............
City News
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Nor
hulk M. if nChurch 15' meeting this
afternoon in (lass room No. i of tin“ 5'
church,
The new Butler store
on North
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Kain Hil't’li i; now open and 1.5 doi n': 9
business. Quilt a number of custom
m have liilli‘Oll‘th the store.
Leeman 11. Tri up, who seuml dais
ago undenmnt an operation for upper!
filcitis at the Norwall: Hospital. rc—
tm'ni-(i to his home today, and is re
ported as getting along nicely.
The South Norwalk
Ls remind the bonds of thc 31.4 pol
cent l.ibcr'l_1 Loan and will make d
[May to all subsuibcis u 11o have paid
‘ .eir subscriptions in full.
fit your bonds.
Mr. Morris Gottlich 1111110! .\11' and
firs. I. (‘ottlieb was awaidvd a Cop
motlcut. high school tuition scholar-
Ship from the state at large
year 1917 to 1918. lie is
ntwnding Sshetiield 'S('it'nilfiic School
at Yale College.
for
The new Lingo“- -Rikci' iicgcni' 1.11
inlg store on East \‘l'asliington street
Mr the corner of South Main street.
had the gold work applied to {be
h rapidly being f‘ixcd up so that it}
it may be open 1'01"
can be occupied.
Mutual-111 before 1111 :1
the 15111 of
1319. Moore llcl'eudcr'e
tier of Moose. received news today that;
3 had been au‘ardcd a cup as a prize
hr best appearance at the \lardi (1111.59
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fitnmford company attending this feat! i
Ill and parade numbered 21 in (bar: '
at Concy island on 811111.10
of Capt. ”Harry Staples. and Scrgi .—:lo:
mph Rosenteel '
3' but showing of Madge Kennedy ml
”be famous comedy, "Baby llllnc." ‘-
‘~ Another trolley holdup was added in
lacks in New Haven, when masked
‘fiighwaymen with drawn revolvers
rowed Conductor Charles Sclhold of
”day ninht. Reports of attempted an
Iomoblle tobberies near the some loca=
won earlici in the evening have been
received by the police
"j Mrs. Robert. Wood of South Nor-
:Imi'k, mother of Robert E. Wood .of 1
Emmi street. the brakcman seriously
injured a week ago in the local rall-
load yards when he was struck by a
pain. ~is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Merl Weber. 3] Homestead avenue,
Mile. hero awaiting the outcome of 1191
jams injury. Reports from Mr Wood
Indicate that hc‘is recove1|ng. He was
pitta yesterday to sit up in bed for the
In: time.—~Danbury News.
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=i-—~'~“BABY MINE" TONIGHT AT RE
pbznt Theatre. Last showing tonight at
[:15 and 9 ’iI-adge Kennedy in the
filler mi".
in the Matter-
of Eyeglasses —
We cater to people that are par-
ticular, and not to the careless
Thoughtful people want; an
0001.1er to mine their
was and toil“ their 'guuea
.mperly din-tut This is why
we have 9 complete eye lei-vice.
can at .and talk it over.
THAMER
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Trust Company}
(‘all and 11/
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at present,
the military;
branch of Stamford Midge, Loyul 01- '
”REGENT THEATRE TONIGHT f
the growing list or these daring at
’35 at the Old Yale football field, Sat-l1
t v.15... Here '1
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worth from $1.50 to $250 per gar
To clean up. If your size is here, take advantage of this.
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i REMEMBER THE FIGHTERS
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lots of natural and white
980.
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How you can get this ,
splendid Service Flag for g
only 98c, All that is
necessary for you to do is a;
to clip the coupon and 1;;
bring or send it to this
office with 98c in cash and
this Patriotic Flag is
yours. If ordered by mail
add 7 cents for packing
and postage. Must be seen
to be appreciated.
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The Evening Sentinel,
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; site and improvements will
D. m.. on that date.
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Building Committee. The
Sealed bids for the purchase of the old Hospital
up to 8 p. m.. Tuesday. October 9th. 1917. Said bids
will be publicly opened at the annual meeting of the
1 Hospital Association. at the Norwalk Club. at 8:30
lt’i'
tors of the firm’a name yesterday and?
For plans and printed information to prospective
‘ ‘ bidders. apply to the superintendent on the premises.
Any further information desired may be obtained
from the Building Committee.
J udze John J. Walsh. 1
John Cavanaah. ~
John McMullen.
be received at the hospital.
Norwalk Hospital Asso-
ciation.
:WAR TAX BILL .‘iit‘iiiii 121.352.533.311;
‘ i . l - t y
PASSED’ SENT TO (‘in have appointed dcicgaies to {until
WHITE HOUSE 11 sort of a committee to look after the:
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' 'i‘hc apccdy action 011 the confer-
ence report raised members' hopes
"'toi adjournment of tile \111'15'cssion
.111 langcments [or the annual Columbus
Dav celebration, October 12, which willi
be held this y'cai This committee in
known as the United ltallau Societieafll
uhosc duty it will be to make all the
an sown scum mo mum.
1' some black.
gfor example,
i and poplin.
: it is rcudx in green. may,
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Howmn-s
Dress goods
price-drop ‘ ‘
Right now, some
splendid dress goods
drop in price!
Rich woolcns for
suitings.
liztmlsome plain
skirtinns.
0
51111111 plaids 1111
skills.
Be: [iii 11de zibcliuc
coating's.
All the rich,
warm. beautiful Au- ,
; tumn Calms. Hand—
Somc of the lifirsi
serviceable weaves;
serge
Note thexc savings; then remember that quantities are
1 limited!
1111'.» 11 ml 15'. race and poplllw c1111 peuhagen 111.511 uistu'i u, illll'gtlllth,
t1.\t1111- fiuo weave, rich 1-'ftul.beside tau and light 1.1m." “float piite “us
him-l. lllt'1‘o are 1111\1' blues mul'liuht 2.3.1—«511111111 mile ' $2 yd.
1‘..' dink :1;.1\\1115' 1-1111 Wisteria and bur-
gundy and plum and t'uiic-ullugcu.
llntcst price nus Hilfigefipectul price
31 yd.
“ooi \‘clnur suiting of unique soft
wci‘n'e and rare beauty. 111 inches
wide. firm and fine, with the "fuel"
of velvet yet pure “’nul through and
Skirting “1111101111 of pure fabric and through. taupe. urccu. copeuhuucn,
beautiful (’fft't‘l, plaids and ptrlpec, burgundy. llil\_V, black and blown
rich and effective comblnutlotm '0! Latest price 83 and 53. l‘bwfipccinl
color. soft and beautiful and durable, price $2.30 yd.
latest price wait 8!.
——Spccial price 81. 00 y.d
liroa-ultiotb of delightful thffou
[11111111, that rinlah permanent hecuuc 11413
M'ciy yard 111m been ohrun £11
“mum-d, :30 inches wide, «wry 1
pool of 1511111111 inn-lies», lucid:- black
taupe, on-
11.1 inches wide.
Lustrous zlbeiluc fur coats, a fabric
with the softness of cumclahulr but
with 11 luster that in rcmnrkohlc and
in‘ephnliur light weight but gratefully
pal-m, 54 inches w-ldi, in navy and
black and dark meet. or dark bro“ 11
Latest price ‘3r‘5pl‘0iill price
32. ~15 )md
Each of these special-priced woolen: it included in the
store's quick tailoring service.
From them. as from allother wooleus, we will make
suit or coat or skirt :11 special price
Suits (it 5511) 5ft or St:
Long coal at $8 1. "'
Skirt at. 5‘1. 50. '
lhi.5' price includes all the cost of actual making, the
sovcrinc‘ of effective buttons for trimming, the findings—
everything except linings and special trinunings where
they ate desired. 1
For it one gets n'uamnteed clothes—the store. gives its
"1 S"‘““"‘Y 0r “0‘ ‘3‘“ ”M“ “'3’“ “““MW “‘“nmwms '01 this dai- 'promise that all clothes made to measure shall be satisfac-
\1'1- --‘k. The administration sailoi's'
land .soldieis‘ 1115111111100 11: ll. which
has passed tho 11011.5(1 will bc' brought.
up tomorrow in tho Sennto. it»: (its .
1105-41 in .1 few 'dam ia- :mticipatcd.
The only othci measme the leaders
expect to put through befme adjourn-
ment is th eight billion dollar de-
ficiency appropriation bill, whoxe con-
ferees expect to agree today and .50.
core adoption of their report with'
perfunctory debate.
As finally drafted one of the longm
and most siteuuous utrugglea in con-
gressional history. th-r revenue bili,‘
which was passed by the House I\-:i Iy
23 and by the Senate after .1 month"
:debate September 10, diaus plincl-
pallyulpon incomes and war cxcesrl
profits As passed by the House it'
totalled $1 868, 000, 000 and the Senat '
laised it to $2,416" 000. The con 9'
forces draft increagg$0 the total as-
,sessment by about $ 50, 000, 000 over
the House and $128,000,000 above the!
Senate.
~The bill now is estimated to raise
about $850,000,000 from incomes, cm"
porate and individual, and about one
billion dollars from war excess pro-
fits. Other majority. levies are $30.5
000,000 on tobacco; about 5275000000
on_liquors; $70,000,000 on first class
mail: $40,000,000 on automobiles:
$77,500,000 on freight transportation:
$60,000,000 on passenger transporta-i
tion; $32 ,000 ,000 fiom stamp taxes
and $60 000, 000 fioin amusement. ad-
. missiona.
Elimination of consumption taxee
.on sugar, tea, coffee and gas, elec-
|tricnl and telephone service, together
with House taxes on 1916 incomes
and a general ten por cent. mint
ilevy, wore features of the evolution
of the bill. ~ 1
DRAFTED. MAN DIES.
BRIDGEPORT. Oct. 3 —Wliliam J '
~Rcache. 29, single, died yesterday in a
_ hospital here from tuberculosis . 1
‘American Red CI (1.5-.
abundance; an
(softness and iuxurlance.
Meeting». are being hold all this Wt‘t‘k'
and-the only definite information that!
was gimp out 11.111 that there will be
'a parade in the afternoon at 2 (1",clotk
followed bv a danu in the melting at.
Arion 111111, and the proceeds of tho'
dance will all be turned over to the.
moiety of out ‘
city. Further and u couiplt-te piocraml
'oi' the celebration will be in Friday or'
Saturday .5 Scntincl.
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AND iililNilS HURT
25 cent Bottle Destroys Dandruff and
Doubles Beauty of Your Hair
Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation of Danderine you can not find
a single trace of dandruff or falling
hair and your scalp will not itch, but
what will please you most will be. af
ter a few weeks' use, when you see
new hair, fine and downy at first—
yes—but really new hair—growing
all over the scalp.
A little Danderinc immediatelv (lou-
bies the beauty of your hair. No (libi
rerence how dull, faded. brittle and
scraggy, just moisten a 1'.th \xlihi
Danderine and carefully, draw it
through your hair, taking one small
att'and at a time. .The.etfect is amaz-
ing— your hair will be light, fluffy
and wavy, and have an appearance of
incomparable lustre,
Get a 254mm bottle of Knowlton’a
Danderine from any drug store or toi-
let counter, and prove that your hair
is as pretty and soft as any—thpt it
fox y in tit and finish.
- Third floor.
Shirt with all of ~.
.111.“- ‘effect--$3 »,
Yes; underskirt of sturdy supple tasteful Heather-
bloom. ‘ ,1
But with a ruffle of silk, and of changeable silk.
Has all'the effect of silk, and how it will wear!
in practically all shades for Authmn wear—$3; and 1n
special sizes for women of full figure, black ,——$3. -
.:. 1
u 11‘
Black sateen skirts for full- figured women—$1.50 to ‘
$2.50 . , ,, .
Sateen skirts with deep tailored flounce—-$2 and $2 23
Heatherbioom skirts at $2 have flounce finished with
small ruffle. Blue, green or black ,.——$2
Deep- pleated flounces of novel pattern appear on other
Heatherbloom skirts at $1. 50. .
Good sateen skirts, gray, blue, green or black, wide
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pleated ruffle,-—$_t. 25. M“ , |. .
i. Second floor. ,.
non rm 1
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Give me
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line.
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£1 354:3; 2:31:11". 1 x m '4 ‘
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mgfizs'fi'i F...
i want your dollars; inst as many of them :15 you can
give me. Not the dollars you can spz'uc, but the dollzus
it will hurt 1011 to oive.
l want your dollars to win the war. Dollars them-
selves won't win it. But they will buvthe ihingsthat will
help win it. My Yankee boys will do the tip chiiug. Your.
dollars will give thcm‘ihe Supplies they need.’
Give me those dollars now. Give quickly; it will cu-
couragc the next man ‘ _
‘ Remember—l am only borrowing. 1 always pay back
what i borrow.
:And remember, loo, 111.1: 1 pay you good interest.
UNCLE SAM.
I
is email’pricc for
this handsome madras
19c
'Ihai price would nev'c'i be fixed,i
full pieces. Not much.
filic madms was in
But because '05 in lengths of to to 20 yards, such is the
figure. And there’s not the least bit of difference in actual
worth between short and full pieces.
Soft firm handsome niadras, small checks and large
plaids, rich stripes both wide :1 11d narrow,
colors.
Regulation quality, regulation width reg 0"111m in evciy
thing-except this special price of—-— 19c yd.
Muin floor. tom- }! '
Babbitt} soap-~51 {0r 25c
13 there a housewife doesnt know Babbitt’s is' selling
now at 7 cents?
Limited quantity—My, how it ought to sell— 5 for 25¢.
One order only to a customer.
..
.531
29c.
21; Staunch metal surface washboards—ed
fiGood firm wooden frame,’ zinc-plated steel rubbing
surface, durable.- . l:
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In‘fl‘ ‘c‘ ‘- 4
,‘.1.
Sanigenic toilet-paper ho ..
device for bathroom. Prevents waste, is attia
enamel finish. '
(gap? With __.
1 .p.1
m.-“rd 7
'1' '1? 1 a :
handsome plain -
”1.12"" Ewe: . ="1
Norwalk Chronicler