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RISIS
A Pbotodramatic Sensation from
Winston Churchill's Great Novel
es. and Wed, Oct. 9 and 10
Wideramsfio‘sfii: ;
XETS AT ALL. PRICES
Also New Outing Flannels, Chill-E
E lien, Silkalines and Oretonnes
' E. K. BANKS
Hahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
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UNITED STATES
SHAVING SERVICE SETS
$5.00
DON N ELLY’S
a“ 16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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City News
Tlle Fll‘hl (‘ompanv ol‘ NolwaIk. 1'. .
i, M. G., dl'llll'll last night in the local
, .urlnory.Captain I). Ropers was in
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The annual meeting of the Nor- f
M'alk Hospi'al Association will he
held Tuesday owning in the Town.
“‘ Assembly Hall. in Wall sin-om.
’A regular scl’ni-monlllly meeting of
Division No. l, A. 0. II.. will be held .‘
tonight in the lodge rooms in Wall . l
1 'elreet. All members are requested ml
be present. 5 n
Th0 Ltldlch' Aid Society of the Nur-
walk M. E. .(‘hlm-h met yesterday at-
ternoon. and transacted routine busi-
ness, Plans for the coming winter's
,work were dlscussod.
A stated communication of SM
. John’s Lodge. No. ll. l«‘. and A. M..E
will be held tonight in tho lodgel
rooms in Wall street. The \I‘us‘el‘E
We Are, Now the Exclusive
Agency in This City for the
Betty Wales Dresses
Ongnow the famous Betty Wales Dresses. called the “college type.”
because they anneal to the most critical class in America—Abe Collette
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(in? "re dealer in a city may carry the Betty Wales line. We are pleased
to announce that we are that one dealer for this territory. for the Betty
Wales Dresses in every way measure up to our hiah standard of excellence.
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This in llll.‘ Bell) \‘l'll‘lm Label -£l drl .5 uilhoul this Label is not a Betty Wales Dress.
The dresses are splendidly made of quality
materials that give one the utmost value for
every dollar expended. They are authorita-
tive in style yet simple and refined. They stay
in vogue longer than do most dresses.
silk, while fascinating Social Frocks for
cvening are the loveliest of all. Brides and
bridesmaids' apparel only be ordered from
photographs.
Every dress offered as :1 Betty Wales has
three marks of identification:
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Besides all this. Betty W ales Dresses stand
for a definite youthful charm that appeals to
The Betty Wales label showing the
women past her first youth. ‘
famous Ploshkin.
. Kleinert's Gem Dress Shields sewed in
place with Betty Wales name attached.
. A gift certificate entitling buyer to any
one of the‘eight fascinating Betty Wales
books (regular price $1.00).
Let us show you these delightful. worth
while dresses at your earliest convenience.
H. F RANKEL
262 ATLANTIC ST. STAMFORD, CONN.
New Betty‘Walcs models appear from
time to timc cl.c :. wTde range of
choice for practically every occasion.
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There are smart Serge Dresses, each in
dividual and distinctive. designed for school,
shopping or business wear. For afternoon or
semi-formal occasions are lovely dresses of
Mason's Degree will be worked. I
M.
The ofllcers' school for tho com-E
.mlsoloncd officers of Battalion C. (3.;
IE, (1.. will be held tonight. Hereafter:
the school will hold a session on till"
first. Thursdar evening of each month.
instead of weekly.
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Th annhal meeting;' of the Norwalkt
Chaplr of the American Itt‘ll Cross
«Society will be held tomorrow night
1 . at 8 o'clock in the headquarters. 68
, Wall street. livery member of the
chapter is urgod to be present. /
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The Nth division draft exemptioni
board which formerly" hall Its head-l
1quarters located in the mayor's of-
wflce ut‘the (‘in Hall. transferred its
' afflicts from that place this morning.
and is now cstablisllcd and rclldvl for‘
buslriess in an office in the Town As-E
sembly Hall building. In Wall street"
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‘ ‘ Miss Nellle E. Splan. sister of JolmE
A. Splan of Orchard street, who has
been a supervisor of female nurses mY
“Newark for 25 years, was pleasant.
Iv, remembered last. week on the oc-i
cablon of the anniversary. A rccep-j
on was given in her honor and lit‘l‘l
photograph appeared in the Newark‘
sunday Call. She received many Vfil‘, NORWALK
ed the town, and he says our
Hat Department heads the list.
In felts, beautiful browns,
greens and many shades in
8795’-
In derbies, a. good variety of
shapes—in caps, a. good varie-
ty in colors.
Prices $2.50 to $6.00.
Rogers & Stevens
' ‘ Cheerful Charlie ” has work- '
SOUTH NORWALK'Cyrus w. Gray in Prospect nvenuo.i""“‘g5 ““0 “‘9 affair» besides. Count
,_w,__,,__._____fi_._-¥:._,.. . Eod In New Haven, spent last evening COURT FR- H W
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1 Eat his home In Stuart avenue. E '8 ENTERTAIN'
\ . v i t MENT
. .NOR WALK : ““i . 1.-..
E E bliss. Gertrude Jennings. of Quin-E At a a special meeting; or the enter—
1 , ","d mph“... 1. spending a few days] lulnment comlltce representing Court
l SOCIETY “5m .\Il.~‘s,Arllnc o Donnell. of lX'ln~:I"l‘iin(‘is. Order Golden Sceptre, 0.
I _ . bury, ENorthrop, Wol‘lh)‘ ruler. it was unan-
. . . .—._. jlluously decided to ire an \‘ -
E l Rockwell F- DUN“. 01' Leonardfpam- and entertainfineut 'llllc:tl'“\::l‘:
E and Pef'sona street. has entered the Fordlmm “Whine members of the .(‘mm ”flour
.ch ' . . ' ' ‘
'1 .Q 001 101 ’1 “"99 501m! course. Euml a very pleasant evening: was en-
‘ 'V‘ . ““"‘ voycd b at.
I NE WS - .corgc Harris. of Pittsburg, Pa.. was;J The eiltell'll t d .
a visitor at the home of friends In Non' . V I “mm on “dwmsmn
J walk yesterday Ipally will consxst of pictures extract.
: ' Eed from various nmgaglnes. newspo
pars. books, etc. I’rizcs will be otl‘cl"
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BOLO PACHA Eed from various magazines. newsprr
DUPED GREAT Eers of the pictures. and what they
BANKS HERE represent. and It Is anticipated the
Eaffalr will afford lots of fun for the
(Continued tron. first ”as” ' Evisltors: In addition, the
ment WI” consist of n tableaux, en-
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Corinna Sophie Bent
_gren. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fret-E
.erlck A. Bergreu of 63 FM". rtrcct.l
Enasl Norwalk, to John F. Kelley ol'
3 Philadelphia and Buffalo. ill: :nrclllony}
Ecolog- performed recently by the, llcv.‘ 1 ‘lltlcd. “Uncle Soon" also songs. reci
i'Hnrl'y N. Honld. rector of St. Peters 3:133“ 5:323:33 $1lutl‘irs‘gtli30llovt‘llietzngglca tatlons, violin and piano solos and all
EProteslam Episcopal Chmc'l 0‘ New ccmluu into possession of Bola-Posh?! “‘9 ““9“ comic songs on the Victro-
.York... Eafler it had passed through a carefully 18-
Eprc-url'anged- system of transfers fron‘.‘ Refreshments will be served, after
!. Mr. and Mrs. Carl II. France (with:mat-111,:?tn:tbor.:%lhlgeits orizifljwh'ich there will be dancing. The
, Kent, Ohio, returned, home today. afleljm know‘whnt pig?*‘t;‘eem?‘regn&$m committee extends a hearty welcome
having enjoyed a visit at the home of lion had in the transfer. to all members of fraternal lodges in
Mrs. Fr‘ance’a parents, Mr. and MflE .-\ statement given out. by Mr. Lewis Norwalk. Westport and South Nor-
.von Bernstcrff. Hugo Schmidt, agent walk.
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,jl‘hey will make the return trip by
noble presents Miss Splan is a fre-
‘uquent visitor at her brother‘s home. DEEGATES To T—A—X—C-ONVENTIONim-er the Mohawk trail, and will
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb has
following delegates . interest along the route.
i from this state to attend the eleventh:
|annual conference of {he Nationalt
to be held at At-'
Charles
Professorland Mrs. George Yourdisky, of Ely ave
Frederick R. Fairchlld. of New 1121- one. farewell before leaving lor Cami
\'~:~n; Professor Thomas F. Adams. of ['pmn at Yaphank, L. I.
New Haven; Charles F. Treadway. of ‘
Bristol and Tan Commissioner Wil-
mnd Is well known here.
I .' appointed
‘ ‘ AHESBFfi-fimnms—
or Malaria, Chills, Fever, Etc.
' Price 50c Per Bottle .
floney’ltefunded If Not Satisfac-
tory
gt StillsonePowell Corporation
the
“Tax Association,
lama. Ga., November 13:
lCheney, of Manchester;
liam H. Corbin. of Hartford.
.ln Ne“. York. up ,0 the break with' The above will be held in the rooms
.lrto
‘ ltup‘tlcrluany. of the Deutsches bank of of P' 0' S' 0‘ A" South Norwalk.
head of the New York banking house Mondav evening. Oct. 8. 1917.
of G. Amstnck and company. and u‘ . 1
number of other persons whose names
are for the present withheld.
The evidence shows. according to.
Mr. Lewis, that It was through 'I '7 '
Schmidt. as the agent of the Deutscllesl The annual meeting of the Norwfilk
Bank of Berlin. that Bernstorff ad- Hospital Association will be held in
winced the money to BoloPasha, Pav- the Town Assembly Hall, Wall street
enstedt appearing as a o-between. .
Bola-Pasha arrived-ll:g New York on on Tuesday evening, October 9th,
Eebruary 29, 1916. and left on March 1917, at eight o'clock to transact the
17. following. He‘saw Bernstorl‘f sec-Edollowlng business: "
'NORWALK HOSPITAL ASSOCIA-
TION ANNUAL MEETING
Isidor Pullnstein of Brooklyn. is In
town to bid his uncle and aunt, Mr
I Dr. and Mrs. Henry C, Sherer of
3Washington street. will leave Friday
Liberty ‘3‘/2% Bonds 'are Here
. All persons who subscribed for the lat Liberty Loan
Bonds through this bank are requested to call at the bankand
receive the bonds for which they have subscribed and paid
for.
Dcponitl mute on or to... Oct. 5th will draw interest '
. \. 5
from October m
;, :30“thde Savmgsllank
mmmuam “
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:on a vacation trip by motor to New
2 - “my in Washington. it Is said. th t f the dlrectl
iJersey. They will return on Tuesday WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-—State DeE 1. To hear 9 repor s o .
'next. , ms and other officers and to act upon
parlmom odtclals admitted today that.
they have evidence that Count von:the same.
Bernstorm 10" "“7“ German Ambnsan- 2. To hear the reports of any com-
gill-alters. directed "expenditure of the mlttees appointed by the Association.
tony-91:51am BOIO'PMM' but “cum" 'It‘s dlrectors or no president and to
etc or deuce. although they!“-t ‘upon the some ,
may do to we the French govern.’ 3 To elect directors to toke'the
‘blnent finishes with Holds on",
Mrs. Henry Hexeleln of South Nor- ‘5“ places of those whose terms may or
lwlak. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. The Dolls!!! Fowler Women's Re-‘pire, and to, fill vacancies In theZ
Charm F. Meade andfamlllyy onRt- “9‘ 00m '11! meet tomorrow otters board of directors. If any exist.
ver street, New Cams. sundny- noon It "1911' memo: rooms on Wash—E 4. To transact an! and all other
E .4..— ' listen street. A: tomorrow will be business proper to come before sold
t Mr. and In. time, at. Kent have the birthday of the Valiant. Magma“.
Erma-nod to their home in Arch street. Alla: Smith. I now will be served Dated at Sorrow. this «b day of
1 Mr. and .Mrs. William Foster ‘and
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Crow and chil-
dren visited Mr. and Mrs. William
Seal-lea, of Mount Klsco, Sunday.
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finer Win the summer at their from 8 to 1. to «and which. a gape-touch". 1917.
m M hallo. . all! invitation he in. M the
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off at Niagara Falls and other places 01 Berlin: Adolph Pavenstedt. former rTust Co. building. Washington street.| side cleanliness, because the
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Ipores do not absorb impurities Into
coated tongue, nasty taste or have n
doth-{chins head. sallow complexion.
acld stomach; others who are subject
to blllonn attach: or constipation.
should obtain a quarter pound of lime-
stone pun-photo at the drug store.
Mcllougall Kitchen Cabinets
‘kgfifl $1.00 down and::: 1:;
labor saving cabinet in
your home. There is noth-
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ing of greater convenience,
no better construction and
contains features that can.“
not be found in any other
cabinet. '
A McDougall Kitchen
Cabinet will
housewife of
drudgery.
flee the
kitchen
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Prices Range From
$21.00 to $38.00
7716 Bank ofD/s'n cll'Ve Jerk/be
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that, at a meeting of
the Board of Directors of The People‘s Trust
Company, held Friday, September 28, 1917, a.
semi-annual dividend at the rate of 4 per cent.
per annum was declared to depositors in the
Savings Department out of the earnings for the
six months ending. September 30, 1917. The
same will be entered on pass~books and paid
on and after October 10, 1917.
By order of the Board of Directors.
LEROY MONTGOMERY, Treasurer.
3-4. :rllli PEOPLES; ~
.. . ‘TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalk,Conn.
A! a meeting of The Connecticut The W' C' T‘ U' will hold Its rm
Light .9 Power Company mm a rew’meetlns' with Mrs. Ida E. Meeker. I“
; days ago. E. A. Moore. Vice—President Reed street. Friday afternoon at. 3:3&
of tlw'Slanley Works .0! New Britain. 0.010“? All members aria urged to m...
humus R. 909M. a canker. 0! Hart- tend as delegates will be elected to that.
ford and “lllmm iv}. S Ilrlswold of . . . I
Grcenwich were elected directors of"mate mnwm'on to be held m Middle--
the company. A number of men town. Into”! 9: fl :-
prominent In Connecticut industries
have become interested in this new,
. _ Mrs.R.L. DeForest. of Quinlan!
" "his“ Illuan operations on'
August 9th, 1917. as a consolidationlmace' is visiting for Etew‘ day.
, H “W,” ("mum"): co"lathe home of relatives 111 Hanover,
panics. it is expected that others will , N— J-
be added to the Board of Directors, ... fl”; *1
from time to time. '
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outlne business was rransaclcdl Remodeled-Inepa‘re‘
last. night at a regular meeting of:
Norwalk Aerie, No. 588. F. 0. E. Whom selected skins, Orders received
social time was enjoyed after the bus-E
on Saturday. Th 'ttle . .
tncss meeting had been concluded: e U Shop North
Ital ltre
Refreshments were served. E n 6"
i Night School
In Session
' Monday, Wednesday
E and Friday Evenings
Fur coats and sets made to order
I An Inside Bath °
Makes You Look
and Feel Fresh
Say! a glass of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
keeps Illness away.
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Hours 7:15 to 9:15
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Sten-
otypy. Typewriting. English.
Spelling, Penmanship, Letter
Writing, '
Thlc excellent, common-«mo
health measure belng
adopted by mllllqnu.
nun——
Physicians the world over 'reconr
mend the inside bath, claiming this is-
of vastly more importance than out-i \Merri" BUSifleSS
College
skin
South Norwalk
the bleed, causing ill health. while the‘
pores in the ten yards of bowels do.
Men and women are urged to drink
each morning, before breakfast 3 Stamford. Part Chester
glass of hot water with a. teaspoonful -
of limestone phosphate in It, as a 7,
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harmless means of'helping to wash'
from the stomach. liver, kidneys onol
bowels thetprevlous day's indigestion,
material, poisons, sour bile and toxins, .
thus cleansing. sweetening and purl-E
tying the entire alimentary canal be'
for: putting more food Into the atom-
ac . ..
Just as soap and hot Water cleanse
~and freshen the skin, so'hot water jand
limestone phoapbate act on the elim-
Inattve organs. =
‘ Those who wake up with bad breath,
Oil
Healers
Right now is when you ' need). 1
such a Heater in your house-i, t is.
too warm to start the furnace and:
too cool to be without a-littlc heat...
, They brc‘safe anageconomicflLMH
No make—No odor.
~1’riou................$3.08anwa
confederate '
Norwalk Chronicler