nu AT 111.1. extend"
who New Outing funnels, Chal-
lies, Silkalines and Gretonnes
' E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Nor-walk.
W'ETLIE'I‘TE
UNITED STATES
SHAVING SERVICE SETS
$5.00
DONNELLY’S
REGENT THEATRE
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CRISIS
A Photodramatic Sensation from
Winston Churchill's Great Novel
Tues. and Wed, Oct. 9 and 10
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[City News
Clinton (‘ommandery will hold a con:
Clare tonight.
Quiet prevailed last night and‘tozlay
iu uptown police circles.
‘itnutine business was
at last night's
No. l, A. 0. it,
A. W. Hodge, of this city,
chased the George W.
ness business and sporting goods Hill?"
at 14 North Main street. .
transacted
meeting of I.)l\l\ltiil
1111-: pub
George Collins, of Sprins: till] :1\."—
11110, has enter-Ml upon 11 six n11111'l1~'
course 11‘. the New York lilo:
hClillill.
tilt .ll
—' DANCING SATURDAY NiGl-iT
Town Assembly llull, (litu't 11.11317.”
full orchestra.
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. ‘y, '11 1 wens, : , we, . , .
‘ I ,K M " > ‘1 " ' .ll .1l1uu, I..lward bpluu llolh- 1'1 lie
has been translerrml as t'lel'ii‘lt‘ldd to
Con. 1.1.1.". A 3111 onuinrevs.
'Eiwmd r.- t'llo‘. er are displayin! two
cori'ninly out of the o. diuary 2111:! '11. :'.v
morn in the yard of l‘. llurns. 12 um
chard street.
\
The fair committee at i"1' firt' ti"-
pnrtment will hold 11 martin: in the
.ucar future to make further
pit-nits for the opening of the annual
fur. The (urchin: will be preceded
by a big street parade. Music for
dancing will be rendered 111', a hand.
on the opening night of the attitii'.
:1"I' 111111.
Appliea'ious for liquor iit't-ure': are
~Doing received in' Town Clerk lint"
bert it. Smith. All liquor license: (1.1:.
pile on November 1. and the county
munxuissioners will come here about
that ilate for the purpose of granting
new licenses. ‘
The ladies" visiting board of the Nor-
walh hospital will hold a “~111e1“ te'i
at the muse; lynne, \\ oodburv menue
\Vednesday, October 10. from" .1 until G
p. m. The public is cordially invited
to attend. that they him have an op—
portu 11it1 to inspect the home, and by '
their silver admission fee lend finan
cial aid. Also knitting will he in ordey
and :1 social time enjoyed.
—STII:LSON’S REMEDIES—i
For Malaria, Chills, Fever, Etc.
Price 501; Per Bottle
Money Refunded If Not Satisfac-
tory .
Stillson- Powell Corporation
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for.
from October let.
Aldon Solute: 1, Pros
wt
‘ iii into police headquarters where it is
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,awamng a claimant.
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SOUTH NORWALK. ‘ .3
noe Tribe, No 32, I. 0. R.
Willem tonight in tiled Men's Hall in
iMain street
)make a report at this time.
'hers. are requested to be present. ,-
‘who are getting much more frequent
rested last night by Officer Smith for
,burgh gave him 15 minutes to leave
town this morning.
Waruwell l1'-.1'- -"
.i\1'.:l1t :1udll'.;1 ht‘ nulplu 'l wdi .'"1((1‘1:'.
1)::111; the d1 ‘11 ':..tion.
,.i'.1~'1=ph'.~' t'huit'h.
verses of heduliful dn'nliizu. Titty nt'r.“
1 \‘t'.\Ti'Ill\'ll.l.lC.
'111y il.1\1~ l1
. tour yours old. (l‘{l\\'lt‘.l
:1 fin-tub: tilt” in the rear of tho -
Liberty 322% Bonds are item
All persons who subsrribed for the lst Liberty Loan.
Bonds through. this bunk re requested to call at the bank and
receive the bonds for whi h they have subscribed and paid
Deposits made on or before Oct. 5th will draw interest
e
31.11111 Norwaiit Savings battle
AFB DEPOSIT BOXES $4 A YEAR.
George L. Woodward, Tress.
. The annual meeting of the NM
Chapter or the American Red Cross So.
ciety will be held tonight in the head‘
‘quarters at 68 Wall street.
l A stated communication of St. John
iLodge, No. 8, F. and A. M., was held
élast night. The Master Masons‘ Dc
'jgree was worked.
9 Robert D Oliver, who left with the
in second contingent of the draft arm),
has just received an appointment as
lcorporal of Company 1,304.1h Infantry.
l
l Patrolman Sammis found a bicycle
iin front of Ponty’s store on North Main
.street early this morning and brought
A regular weekly meeting“ of Cooke
will be
The fair committee will
All mem-
Matty Madigan, a bird of passagl,
colder was ar-
as the weather gets
intoxication and vagrancy. Judge. Vos-
Gregory Russell and John O'Neill
lcame together in their respective auto-
‘mobues under the. \‘Vashlugtou street
bridge at about 1 o'clock this morn-
ing but the damage was very slight
and the matter was s1 tiled between
themselves.
A complaint was received by the
pillltt that tht re were two 1111-11 5 ."1-1
airunl Noruall: selling religiiuz' Ar;
Hells and thin: the name of l-‘. ..11.
which they said they had per
lllanltfll to use. This is false. as Fath-
1'1' Lynx-h did not allow the use. of his.
l._vr.th.
11:11::n by these W-‘H lll.".l.
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\‘lzzruinu has ln'fil‘. l'f't‘~'l\'t'1l by the
local police from Stamford about to.)
melt name artists who on Honda,-
le»? separattd ("arnielia (’otil‘tit. a ('h'.
of 7hut (ity. from 31.1171) l1) 1.11111 t'f tin .
rial»! swindlin; mines known. Ti:
11111 men who “mind tin 21121111 Work
1!. scribed as lit-lug emithtt Italians 111‘
S11 odes.
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South X11l'\\.‘lilt i‘ouneil, A. of (‘.. met
in ' evening and llll‘lllt‘.‘. in ('Ilt'lll'liix;
.(V'l‘vllllllillV Day in the lodge rmuus. ‘1;
ll"li‘j'2lil(iil will attend an lllrilllllttlliml
in Stamford on the R'h and ll11- qua'“
(iii lili‘ llilli ltt‘
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CHILD CRAWLS UNDER
CAR, HURT WHEN CAR GOES
(Hum, (14".. SyrSid»
under
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111139.35 and when the c.1r v. .14 1121111‘1
the little i‘elimr':= left lt't‘.‘ 1'.'11,~2s.'1i1:1d'._\'
111.111911-11 that it u'nz' "1:1'1-1'
at St. Mary's hospital in \\':1t~1'l>ur'_.'
.almp here 3.. .-
urnpututtul
«’i'iw surgeons lllil't' hold .111! llupt' for]
lllw 1'1-cove1'y of the buy.
TORTOISE SHELL.
girdle .md tassels
The finest of tortoise drill In Kaid
to he that which «1112.4 11111.1 H11 in
Him orthipelano. :1l'l1111rzh ll‘lltll 111
that obtained en lhi l‘lnridzl 1311.1 l i
of the very best nuuliiv, says 1‘11
St-it-nilfic American. 'i'.l .. r1 :'.1" tl«.2' 1
2011's of plates on the liztei'. cl 1‘.-
"zmimal called “lllntlrs” by the mu , ‘
nr.‘ fivo'
men. in the central row
whites and in cz‘ith of 111'. others font
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:1.1lt‘1i;1l.B<sides tilt =,e there (111-
t11ent1-fi1e small plates mourn] the
more: oi the 512 ll knonn as' Text
0‘ “n1' (1:13
not, furnish more tha:1::ix.ee11 pounds
‘ shell.For1ncil1
" dism‘ ded 21s \\'(.'ii'illI_F. but now
it is much esteemed t"ox its dehcacx
cf c0101 ins
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Evans and fam h
ily have moved from Wilton to West-
port. Their many friends will regret.
their absence, but as Mr. Evans' occu-
Lation is in Bridgeport, the commutaa
tion will be much easier.
Advertise in The Sentinel
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t‘u- lott:1 containing the host}
he hit ust tu1t11‘ (lmsl
the undersheil.
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John H. Knapp, Vice- Pros. ... ’
_ 5,-Coats and Dresses
READY FOR TOMORROW
We Sell Rcady-Io-Wear Merchandise at the, Smallest Possible Profit
SUITS
Distinctive Fall Styles, smart, (lever models, in all the new colorin‘gs
COATS
The season's most fashionable models.
richly trimmed with fur.
Millinery
In the chasm fall styles, large aslm'tment bf smart new hats, not
annulled for variety of styles and moderatoprices. "
SPECTACULAR
Bargain Specials
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BL ANKFTS
Buy them now, they are much cheaper than burning
coal: these cool nights and mornings call for Extra
Bedding.
100 pairs of Extra Size Double Blankets. made by the
best mill in the land. _
Tonmrrow 3 94
Pair ............................ I
35c MAK-A-GLO BATH TOWELS
The honeycomb weave Bath Towel is the strongest
because every thread is woven solidly into the fabric.
They wear better, last longer and
................ _ ..... . ...... 25C
do not. {my
Each
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INDIAN BLANKETS
$4. 98
BATH ROBE BLANKETS
A‘ it curler ful collection, combining all the attractive-
ness and 1" caring qualities such a
garment; demands with 3. 98
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$10.00 COMFORTABLES. WOOL FILLED
Fine French bctistc covering both sides, with sateen
borders; colorings and patterns 7 9 8
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are new and most artistic.
Special
_ 39c RIBBONS
Moire and Plaid Ribbons, high lustre; beautiful
quality, attractive
1..-.-- ........ ......_.....290
The. " e ‘leautiful Bistnlte! s are made
in all the latest. colors and
patterns. Special
lme of colors.
3.000 YARDS ALL WOOL DRESS
GOOD REMNANTS
Skirt and dress lengths at 1-4 under price. A splen-
did chance. /
$1.50 ALL WOOL SERGE
44 inches wide, limited quantities;
may not last out the day. 99c
Special, at yard
82.50 BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE
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Best in America, beautiful finish, 1 8 5
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superior quality. Regular $2. 50
$1. 50 DRESS SATIN
..... .......
yard Tomorrow, yard . . . .
....¢-..
Yard wide, brilliant finish; .
allcolors. 1.3
30c DRESIS GINGHAMS
- 100 pieces made of the finest all combed cotton,in
handsome plaids, checks
andstripes. 1
Yard ...r..'.”1.........1............
New Rabrics, including plush
25c WHITE DOMET FLANNEL.
.. ........ 19c
20c I’ERCA LES
Yard wide. standard quality, light 1 50
medium and dark
patterns. Yard
MW
190. .tl’ltON GINGHAMS ‘
Best quality and
fast colors.
Ycrd
Heavy, closely woven and fleecy.
36 inches wide.
Yard . ...........
25c FANCY CRETONNES
27 inches wide, for making bugs, coverings, etc., in a
beautiful assortment of ‘loral
effects on light and dark grounds. “' 0
Special, yard . .....
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GIRLS’ DRESSES ‘
Ginghams and chambrays.‘ good practical models,
suitable for school wear; pretty
plaids, checks stripes and $1.68
plain colors .
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TRU’IMED HATS
Women 5 Hats, new models, fine
black velvet, prettily. trimmed.
Special
35c WRITING PAPER~
Crane’s. Early Dutch Linen; superior quality; 24
sheets and‘ .24
envelopes in box. , c
Special,box ......
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' $1. 00 MIDDY BLOUSES
Of good quality ean; plain white or colors and
combination e‘f e 7 9 6
Women’s and
misses’ sizes
$1.00 MUSLIN PETTICOATS
Good grade muslin, with pleats and flounces,t trimmed
with laces and
selection of styles 790
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embrordenes. In a.
LONG FLANNELETTE KIMONOS
Empire and straight styles; all
colors with
floral designs
W W‘W
$2.25 WOMEN’S KID GLOVES
”Oentemeri's ” Fa‘uous Gloves—the Gloves beyond
compare. Always good, the acme "of style, Service}
abl chess and economy; in all
special, pair a v o c u c o '5 c '0 '. c‘ifcIdom$1'85
the new desirable colors.
TABLE TU MBLERS
'A special lot of heavy weight, .
gag-tiller size Table Tumblers. c
-, 910 ia‘uIueto...oroahon-hoonnfl'o'o‘o'oolcoo.o'- ‘
-. Black only fast colors, fine close
.....:$3. 98
$1.49
Each
Dresses
In charming new autumn styles and fashionable materials, values you
cannot duplicate elsewhere.
Dr'ess Skirts
An attraction you should not overlook.
live variety for autumn and early winter.
Women’s Blouses
Saturday we shall show hundreds of new arrivals, giving our custom
ers a wonderful selection from the very best Btyjes.
We have a large and nttrac
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$2. 50 HAND BAGS
All leather, smart and practical models in Hand
Bags and Pocketbooks, with leather and fancy silk
lilting, fitted with mirror W$1 9 8
and purse.
Special
WOM E ". " SBLACK 811 K HOSE
Women 5 Full Fashioned Hosiery—«4.1113 kind with
the seem at the back—made of pure dye silk with
double high spliced heels, sole and
too, i' sle garter top; all first .$1 1 9
quality. Pair . ......
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WOMEN’S UNION SUITS
Medium and heuvywoight, made. of fine quality
yarn. High neck, low sleeves, Dutch
....... $1.39
elbow sleeves and ankle length.
All sizes. Special
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WOMEN’S HOSE
weave, double heels and soles.
Special, pair
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30c M A.RQUISETTE FOR CURTAINS
Excellent wearing and good looking fabric that win
launder perfectly; fancy lace
edge; yard wide. 6
Yard
............ ...---....--.c.....
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$2. 50 FELT RUGS.
Basket weave, heavy quality, especially s1uituble for
bedrooms and bathrooms.
Size 2'? x 54.
Sale
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SLEEPING. GARMENTS
Sandman 5 Sleeping Garments for children, woven
of soft fleecy cotton yarn, W690
with feet” Sizes
up to 5 years
BOYS’ UNDERWEAR
Heavy Weigfiht Fleece Lined
shirts or Drawers. ' c .
All sizes
WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR
Fleeced lined, fine ribbed, high and 45c
low neck Vest, ankle length
Drawers. Special
15c TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS
White
Porcelain. . 10c
Each
White
10c DINNER PLATES
Porcelam. .
snu-upn-.-.ouc..oo.
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10c DOZEN FRUIT JAR RINGS
yAllsizes. - '
Sale, c
Dozen
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