1 ; . ma 0 be on c I’eatt‘e or Chicafgo.h 119111
V‘l' and adult superintendent o 1 e In-
.. The PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT of the Lig- 1.11.11.111 5...... 5.1.0.1 1,50,,
'. . . ' 7 lion; Miss Maigurét Slaiiery 0 Bus
. . ._ gett Riker Hegeman' Drug Store at 70_ 72. East“ ashing- . um who: an 11 11111111110111 19ml" :1
. ton Street, Will be glven spatial attention and IS equipped O ‘11". Sunday “Roughing! D]: 33111;.
' - - - lon'n pas 01 11's to
with every known deuce for securing accuracy in he 111151.11101-1-111111911 11111111111, 3,11,35,13?!“
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,. SCR‘lpliOll Compounding. ,, “m .1 tion; 11m: M. S. Littl-e‘fnld, eastern
. 1011111111 11.11 secretary t‘ongregationul
‘Ve feel that pl escription compounding IS the mOSt SnntlhyU 51-11001 and Publishing 0011)-
If“ t ’ I ’ :pany; limit-snow llenry Hallam
pot out n orl “e do and every precaution is takenfltg Tm 111-. 11.111111111111 S. \l'inchester, 11.
_ see that it is done correctly. , , 11,, 1.1111111 A, 11111.11, 11.. 11., .11 the
. , g 1 Yzfie St'hool at Religion.
In our HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT everything Aside from the lectures glnd dfepart-
1'. t l t“, u or 0 ‘nll )-
needcd for the comfort of the sick person or invalid will 1:11;: ‘1}...‘iii1ifin‘ 11.13.11.193! 1111 minis,
1111i: ions-I. "l‘hose nlio uttcnd this
. be found ‘ llronventiou 111-9 sine to teturn home
" 1 . l b all . is duvsliol
. The TOILET ARTICLES and PATENT MEDI- 1351.11.15.” ‘;;:11.“’1..11..§..‘.;...
CIN ES sold by theLiggett-Riker-Hegeman Drug Store 1111 8111111111 school work
‘ come. direct from the manufacturers to the Store. Liggett . 1 1W AR COST TO BE
foggsalrc always fresh and clean—they move too rapidly t : CUT 11 BILLIONS
0 ct erwise. T
‘ ‘ (Continued From Page One).
. In our CANDY DEPARTMENT we will supply you with the . E -——-
r choicest of confections in the most attractive packages. . 1 mil: 17".?"“tit“..‘ii11‘1‘11'l‘i" '13}: ‘33:,
Thl ‘ ' , ' _ _ :not him- that (‘\pt‘llrit next your We
, .1 s candy ls mule by wiper“ In our we,“ lighted and. well ven ' l'hzue 11101 1111 d nbout $2, 000 000. 000 for
. t1 ated candy factones in Boston and Baltimore and is pure, fresh , 111.1.1...,u1,,,,,em f... ,,,,. 111m
. and clean, There is no better candy made than that sold over 0111' 1. 1330011110 men. We will 1111! have tln.
counters ‘ ““1 it'xpt-nsc next your. l
' ' “ ‘Malntcnuut't tosis “ill be the big
'1 t .
- . . «_ gt‘si thing al't’u this, 11nd “1111 $4,—
The §ODA FOUNTAIN W111 be equipped Mth the most up'to' it , . 10111101111000 cut oil trout the 11111011111
'. date cooling system, the drinks served are wholesome and appetiz- ' . 1 11.. 111.1 to 511111111 for 11-11 pin-«pom
ing‘ . , . 1 tthis year it is almost impossible that
. - tiny mow than 1110011 111111000 will
: ___' . ' ' ' __ _ ’ have to be 1111111111111 for 1111 next ll ml
. . YOUR FAVORITE SMOKE m prime condition can 31' ' Iyt'ur. Thut is in round numbers n‘hu‘.
‘ ways he found in our Cigar Department. i . 111.1 1111111 to 11111-1111 1111- 11111 111111111111,
More About That
NEW lltitifll DRUG Sltllll
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association will hold its annual con.
reunion on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, November 7, 8 and 9 at New
Karen. '1
\ The program has been ariangtd to
provide {01 those who come to listen;
The theme of the convention is “Con-i
serving Home Resources” and about
45 able and intetesting speakers until.
Sunday school workers have been se—l
allied to take part in the elaborate
th1 ee -day program. 1
The contention sta1ts at 11 o'clock
Wednesday morning, and practically
of the program will be full of good'
things for any one interested in Sun-
day school woxk.A1n0ng the promi-
nent speakers of this convention uiil
<."X('ltl$l\tl of 11111115 to our llllit't‘, 111111 I
doubt scriourly if the (‘th'lltlllllrt'rl (it
succeuling 111111: it“ tl11- \vur continues
\ ill mount 11 111;. '11."
'1 he llonso .ulopttd today the $8,»
01111111111110“ deficiency hill, but turth' r
1111:1111 1111111 lt‘lltlt‘H mnouiitin" to
34001100. 000 most he amiiopiiuted for
“11111 (‘onuiess 1111 ct in Malibu;
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The Connecticut Sunday Schooll
and for those who desire to learn. l
(teiy hour from then until the close
1f]
SUFFS IN JAIL RIOT
CALLED MUTINEERS
«Continued. tron. first paged
10111.; story is told by the report of how
111.1 eighteen sutlrnnisis attacked the
11min: superlnt-"n1l1'nt, 1111' prison 111.1-
tion 111111 lhror- mule guards Who had
been rolled to the rescue when the
ultimo-s sought to remove one 01' their
number, Mrs Murtrttiot Johns, i‘oi
lilPtllCdl treatment at the Washington
asylum hospital. ,
It tells of negro women of the
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Sealed bids for the purchase of the old hospital
site and improvements will be received at the hospital.
on to 8 p.,m.. Tuesday. October 9th. 1917.
Said bids
will be publicly opened at the annual meeting of the
Hospital Association. at the Norwnlk Club. at 8 :30 .
0.111.. on that date.
. F 111' plans and printed information to prospective
bidders. applv to the Superintendent on the. premises.
Any further information desired may be obtained
from the Building Committee.
. Judge John J. Walsh.
John C vanagh.
John 1cMullen.
Building Cominittee. The Norwalk Hospital Asso-
ciation.
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COUPON
REMEMBER THE FIGHTERS
‘ i ‘ only 98c,
A How you can 'get this
splendid Service Flag for
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.
. The Evening Sentinel, ‘
‘ . 3 §outh,Norwalk, 11.11.11.
All that is'
necessary for you to do is
to clip the coupon and
bring or send it to This
Children Chocrtnlly d 2"“? 1
and Patiently «’1’. 9" ' on“ “M out
Treated by Modern, ' ' " _s,mpg.°:§{fé"
Painless Mailman Acepficm Treatment.
1 11115.11. surz , l
'M d f can Administered
° °" ° Surgeon by the cm...
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.
A
1‘3 Years in
the Practice of
High-Class
‘ Dentistry.
Method.
DlNl‘lS'l'
75 South Main Street
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p.
111. by appointment.
' Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
All klnds oi Artill-
clal Dentures,
Crown and Bridge
Work, Etc, Skit:
fully Done
W.
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,, CHEMISE, BLOUSES, CENTEREIEO’ES, TOWELS, LUNCH-
ROYAL SOCIETY .
Stamped Needlewwig .
Showing the new Falldesig'ns in NJGHTGOWNS,LENWEL0I’E
EON sETs, SCARFS LINGERIE wows, com BAGS, 1
INFANTS’ WEAR AND VARIOUS NOVELTIEEN Start to .
make your Christmas gifts now.
Needlesldllful women will find ever so many new things
here to interest them.
- ham.
~ Saturday evening?
CLOTH
[0.13s
New Fall
'. This store stands back of em ry
.' you. You pay as you wear,
before you pa)
Fall Dresses
:- nousnsu
Waists
98110 $5.50
SPEc
Values In All The
and that 6111“. you time to test Ihe mine:
This means added protection.
and make men; not itght we could not do this~—think it over
NC
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IAL
Styles
garment sold. That protects
It styles, material
Fall Coats
'11 $35
Skirts
1.50 11 310
Ladles’ Trimmed
Hats $4 to Sill
Suits.
non est
‘ ideas. W!
Men!
Suits For You
too that embody
styles — and conset' .1tiie
the whole story
$15.00
Boys’ Suits
Special
(‘1'111'1111'111 511113,}1't1hed up with
an extiti 111111" cf 111111101 rs——a proc-
titul idea-\irtually two suits in
one, at the price of one
$7.50
Also Good Suits at $4.50.
Just “Charge It"
1111 the
tiderful values. That tells
AND UPWARD
Men’s Fall .
$1.50 to $3.00
our Credit Terms
We have no iron clad rules. Credit '
here means just simply an extension of
time for payment of merchandise
bought, plus an honest intention to pay
conveniently and systematically
Take advantage of your credit——
select your clothing today.
no councrons ‘
Hats
...—. ~. .,..
prison kitchen force r
old of their boss, the matron, when 1
she was threatened with a blow on' ‘
the head with :1 club, of a 14111111111} :
“lld st'i'nniblo about the workbouso:
corridors and yard, and Pt’ttilllltllly3_
oi fills l‘ohii‘n depnrture to) 11112 ho: ‘
pilot in .1 1l01tor'n automobile 1.1111115
she .md 1111 guards 111111 1111111 much.
mauled and hauled about The 1111-
i111! superintendent emphasizes the, -
statement‘that extreme forbearance:
was shown the prisoners.
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Miss Katherine A. Sturges is the
guests of Mrs. H. 1.. Sturges.
Mis. Antlci son of \‘cw York, 1131
been visiting her sister, Miss Lucy Bun: ,
man. 1:
Mrs. Mary North of Unndella, N. Y.,
has been visiting Mrs. Mary A. White i
this Week. I
.____.._ I
Miss Helen Sturges attended a “1- '
eiary meeting In Rou'arion lust Sat. 1
urduy afternoon.
11;... .1“, Murat 8. "3.11.11.11.11. wit
42 South Main St.. So. N orwa 1k.
ly. 11.1.1111 ’p_‘
‘1nthelnune ~h
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q No piece of home furniture quite as
comfortable. convenient and attractive has
ever been otlercd. Besides being a "thing
'of beauty and a joy forever." it acts a real
‘ saving intent by saving space. It makes five
rooms do the work of six. The following table
shows how it will earn nineteen timcsits cost in
fifteen years.
Rent, 6-mom flat. I you . .....
Rent. Swoosh "II. 1 year .....
Suing in rent. 1 room, 1 your . .
Life of Kindsl Pular Bed. minimum 15.1““.
.5511“ in rznl. 1 room, 15 years. at 860.00
vary ........ . . .
Avon;- Cool of KindsI Parlor Bed
Tots! Minn of Kindel Punks Bed.
A J. Angcviue 81 5111
5
The Rev. Charles A. lllurks has re-
turned from a two weeks‘a vacation
front parish duties.
ed George Canfleld‘s barn last neck
1
i The origin of the the which destroy ;
cannot be ascertained. %
——" 1
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Jackson of East;
Norwalk formerly of the Wilson Tolel "
phone Exchange, the the parents of at
little daughter. . l
1
1
is
The. children 'who have been nude. .
Nr' nrieo
. vfubllc'
' 9 "arSteam-
Ship
' J Tickets
"the care of the Sisters of the Annun "' .‘
elation this summer have returned to.
their winter homeln New Xork. ’
Among those from Wilton who at-_, ‘
tended the Danbuiy fair this week.
were Frederick Cook. Mrs. A. 3,001»
Mrs. Mary Abbott and Miss
Gladys Minor.
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lOouldn’t Mr. Haniord be prevailed
upon to consider the matter of running
his bus or having a substitute run it;
between Wilton and \‘orwalk every
llis former 1111-!
trons have no way of reaching the oily
rho much an;
"~Ludies’ Medium Weight: Vests, high neck and long sleeves, 1
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'Dntch neck and elbow sleeves, low neck and no sleeves. Pants
and Tights extra. length ..... 1 ... .. ..... . .............. 691:
Extra Sizes . ......... 891:- ’
Lodies’ Fleeced ”Vest, high neck and long sleeves, Dutch neck
and elbow sleeves. Pants and Tights ankle length ....... . 75o
'ExtR'aSizes ................................... 896'
J. I MALLETTE
songs 1111an ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler