Also new Outing Plannels, 011111.
lies, Silhlines and Cretonnes
E. K. BANKS
Kabukemo Hotel Blofik.
South Norwalk.
“HY POUR YEARS'IN
GERMANY ”
By ‘ The Trench coat is a model
JAMES W. GERARD of comfort and the acme of
$2.00 1 style.
It makes last season's coat
look like the vintage of ’49.
It has “the lines” that give
distinction to thewearer.
DONN E LL Y’ S ’
16 80. Main St. 1
SOUTH NORWALK.
REGENT THEATRE I‘
—THE-—-
It‘s here waiting for you.
Yes, there ”s a variety of pat-
terns, colors and fabrics.
Prices $18 to $35.
They are such modest little lode.
The New York Giants on after Cl-
ootte and his "shine bull." They ear
that it they can beat that, they
win the series easy.
High flour» in organixcd bnSebull:l
21, WED THRIOE,
GIRL TELLS SAD,
STORY IN COURT
(Continued From Page One).
1
Clint
M
be in 111111. is alive decides a large The White Sox and the Giants are the
measure of the case. ltosa has. no le-
gal separation from th' s first at” big profit makers, we 12e 1': Red Sox.
porter and her two subsequent adven- Clevelands and Detrolts “w“ a saw:
tures will lose much standing before balance on the right side of the ledg- I
the tribunal if it appeals that Cavit-
2110 still inhabits the earth.
Went to Work at 11.
Rose. says she was towed to go
to work at 11 years of age She
states, further. a have six months
later her mother took her to the town
.(tlf‘l'k's otlicc, procured a marriage li-
,cellsc and SUltE‘l‘lelt‘nlled her wedding
{with Cavilnro. Rosa did not li'n
lwitll Joe long. At the. age of 16 she
lll'ent to live with one ’1‘13sto Chris.
lLater she went to Brooklyn and
,clailrnl she was again illltiled uto
‘imarlying by her maternal parent l
Rusie Lorreno, this time to Bennie
under very heavy expenses, but are
expected to break even. while the Phil- ,
owners.
year are the V1’;lshitlgtons.
Athletics, Bro'd11vns,Cubs,
and Pirates. \\‘;. -r, vt'frathcr and base-i
ball conditions in general are held re- '
sponsiblt‘ ' 11' '11- 1 - own, and
in some (use: (1112-. 1.7 out of profits.
There are rumors that the Playels 1
Fraternity is still active, writing let-
The losing propositions this;
Browns,
IIlcnv‘lo She says Bennie wanted ters and trying} to cause dlssatisfac—l‘
lltl' to bet 1-119 .1 wh‘ to 1".12119 1!lll she lion in the ranks. The Fraternity bebléi:
‘lcft 'nini, t‘vtuming to 'lesto. who
ter take warning. Bernstort! methods,
in baseball as ill diplomacy, don't
get very far.
was the only man she ever really
' '(ared f01 she declal-‘s.
! Iltylnfie denies her ill [ill
,lic declares the child ill question is
81 01',v
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pl"z-.-
for carrots.
w—ll 11111 ii ts and 1.111s. 0 lll‘i cn
Elly News
...___.,_.
The fullml'llol Francis t‘onlcv,
who 1‘ Ilt‘ 1-111 oct-uvt'td on Tuesday.
Edward .lolltl lillltlit‘lt-ll, 111‘ Scribner
been serious-11' ill, will he pleased to
learn that sllc is recovering, :
.‘l‘!‘.:4
in .\'ov"11'tlllt.~»llullbut'y News
~ DANCIN G SATURDAY NIGHT
"lov-r 11 .\\' ':c11 111 v Hull, (11 'ace lilolhcrs’
full 01 chcslt'l,
Mm. Anne. Brody of :11 issue street,
. Norwalk, who has been seriously ill
in now on the 1111111 to recovery under
the skillful treatlncnt of lh‘. J. M. No-
lan, of \Vestpol't.
the King‘s Daughters and Sons will
hm lli'ltl‘tll the Norllolk Methodist:
Church Tuesday .‘lflcrnon. October 9.
nt :1 o‘clock. A large attendance is
111- >ll’t’l it is also requested that the
1-11.11111 01's and representatives come
.11 to meet the. new officers.
l‘ll-usc 1111112 thimblcs as work will
be resumed on the quilts.
~~Soft huts and cups. O‘Jll'it-n.
.
John K0llll“l‘, formerly of No'rwolk,
before retiring: from lllt‘ (-1111! business,
entertained :1 lill'nt- number of friends
on Saturday oveniut: :11 his place of
business in Lewislloro, which he has
conducted for 11 number of veurs.
:15. '.I
"1-.
—- Policy's Dancing School 0 (‘11 ev-
~Lntcs't 111le soft huts. ()‘ll l‘lt‘ll. p
‘ cry evening. Lady teachers.
The regular meeting,' of the South
Norwolk Musical Union will be held
in the American Band rooms tomor-
row, 001., 7th. at 8 o'clock. it is ex-
Dz'. A. F. ltcrll'tl
addressed :1 large
representation of the tllonlbcrship of
the St. Paul's Men's Club, at the pur-
lsll house 'I‘lllll‘b‘tlllv owning. The
' meeting was the first of 1.10 now scu- pcctcd that the president. Archie ,1,-
son ' After the mm by DI" Beard, ”L, Merriam and Sergeant at Arms Andy
treshments were served. -.l. Soltez, who have been away since
— '.lulv when they plltrlotlcttlly enlisted
in the (Toast Artillery Band at. Bridge-
port, will be there at this nltcting-
as word has been received by the eco-
l‘ctzlry that. they expect to be home on
furlough from Fort Wright for the
week end.
~—Buy your \‘ictrolu at Donnt‘l‘..‘"5
on easy terms.
' During vacation-time, l‘l'nt‘. Gibson
has not been ldlc. He. has composed.
two trios, one of which was sung at
the First Church on the lost Sunday
in, August, and another \1...th is to be
sung on Sunday, Oct. 7. he has a
third one. “on the stocks." which wilh
‘ appear in public in due time.
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Norwalk.
T121? follpping lcltcls remain lln
‘ claimed :11 the Norw 111k post office fol
the week ending, Octobct 6111, 1911‘:
As a result of its recon: exhibition
,and uuction, the. New Canaan Socl- Drown. H. 8., 25611111111 strcct
ety of Artists realized 1.211.110 at (11111011, Mrs. \vm. .
the Red Born of a fellow member,‘ I‘VHOES'. Mrs. H. T., 11: Elm Grove
shoot.
1 Morgan, Mrs. S. A.
Reiley, Mrs. W111, 15 Franklin st.
Riordan, .l.. 111112.11 nvcnu‘f.
Wurst), Miss Louise.
Wright, Mrs. T. .\l., Myrtle avenue.
Wanss, Miss S., Royal James Inn.
M. J. HOWARD, P. M.
South Norwalk, Conn.
List of unclaimed letters lld\'(‘rll3~
cd for the week ending, October 6111.
1917:
E. Brown, on Clifford Hotel
Mr. Coop, Washington avenue.
Mrs. May Council, c~o Miss Wells.
Mrs. Dehlmell Gregory, West avc.
Mrs. M. Gregory, Went avenue.
' Wm. Gordon.
Mrs. Ellen Maloney, Spring street.
Mr. Albert, on Stamford uvenuc. This
amount was given to the Red Cross.
There were, thirty artists contributing
or the exhibit and fifty eight dittcr- ‘
Ont paintings were. cxllibitwcd twice as
many as in previous years. That these
re appreciated was evinced bv the
00 visitors present on the different
ays. Artists were present from
Bidgefleld, Norwalk, Darlen, Silver
Mine, New YOIk, and many help New
7 anaun.
jLsTILLSON's nnmnmns— i
Ior Malaria, Chills, Fever, Etc. 1 MIS- A B malcmm.
. Price 500 Per BOttle ’ 11' 15s Marguerite Pcnnell,
oney Refundcd If Not Satisfac-' p0 e11
' Miss Rebeccn Scanders. ,
15°17 Miss Hazel E Seaman, 17 West
fills . Van Zandt street.
. on Powell“ corporation Jimmie Young, General Delivery.
C“) In.
liberty 92% Bonds are Here
All persons who substribed for the 131: Liberty Loan
Bonds through this bank are requestedtocdllat thebankand
receive the bonds for which they have subscribed and paid .
for.
Deposits mode ”on or before Oct. 5th will draw interest f,
1111' tomntm-s, and second prize
avenue, 1111s .111111111: thnsc wllo left will tulle place at W 11‘. ’l‘otlllitlSoll‘s
with tho Nol'uulk bovs for Ayer, lllol'luul) ‘tllapcl, Main street, on
Mass, this week. Suntllly afternoon at. one oclock llir.
- —— (.‘olllc'.’ i: survived by :1 dauzlltl‘r.
The mom friends of. ills. Anne 111's. 11‘. 1., Northrop, of l\111,:1~'tl'1ct'
Brady, of ‘.‘l ls:l:lc street, 11110 his district, and 111' 11 daughter and five
A muslin: of the 110an Chapter ot‘
‘llls. ltoszl says it is 'l‘csto’s child. fl. 3. i ' '
C RISES Rflgmf‘ “TE VERVS ,Ilt‘nlllc sols he did'l‘t know Rosa hzld BACK G'VES OUT E "" .. n stock at Iowa“ prices m town. Let
been married before he took her for Us tell ou b0 -
3a b ‘1‘ ;his wife. ’l‘esto does 110! appear in ~ y a at our fifteen (15) gal
: ,., 1. person at the court sessions. The Plenty of South Norwalk Readers "‘5 1011- non-leak l ' '
Photodlmntip gen; mm, fmm Norwalk SO. R01 “Jul mother‘s film-y is :1 denial of her Have This Experf'ence 1 A G abe drum proposmon.
Winston Churchill's Croat Novel ‘ .duuglller's, also practically in every You tax the kidncvs~overwork RADE FOR EVERY MOTOR
LAWN _ 5,...“ _ ‘dcttlll. I , . -—,. ' All size 0 'A
Tues, and Wed,’ Oct, 9 and 10 _ . _ 1 Judge Miller is listening to Ovi- the‘m“ M. ‘1‘”. s f 33'" tires m StOCk and a complete [“13 0‘
In the canning exhibit at the Dan-r (11-11(11) 0,- pm ”am-5 1,1,5,“ mm. ”11,. '1 hey can‘t 111-11 up the continual] those gOOd Old Michelin Tubes and Shoes you have used for
W7“, .... #fi bury flut‘, 1111s week, Miss Margaret ."Hmnmm’ whether he lives or has strain. {11", years at the right pticps, L
‘liilitc', 1:1',.\‘o:'v.'alk, was awarded first died. The buck may give out—it mill
Judge Thomas C. (‘ouuhlitl reprc- ache and pain ’
scnts 1110 11111 11nd Att 1m 13' Sound ' Th H d“,
311111111 1111 1111: .11 ,1 ( l t ' lrlnary troubles mat set in. H e E" are u 0 "pp y 0|
‘ ,,-___. _ .__.._..._- Don't wait longer—take Doans 'Kid .
# TALK OF SPORTS. ncy Pills. . ., 42 Water Street. South Norwalk.
1 Residents of this vicinity endorse he Phone 121
Elegy or Baseball. them. , , 5 5'
The curfew tolls the knoll of porting (‘1111 South \lov'walk people doubt EOE: mi" ‘ ' " ' firmwares-m
er. The. Yankees have been laboring! I
lies. too, are making money for their. "_'
Braves
Ollicial Busch Service Station
No. 458
. __ All Bosch parts kept in stock, also
.. magnet to parts and a lull
line of parts for cars with battery ignition
STROMBERG CARBURETOR SER-h
VICE STATION. We carry a full line of
Parts for repairs.
We are experts on all Lighting and Starting systems.
no: 11‘: ionlor Fireslon e (71 1:11:
All. GRADES 0F VACUUM 0".
)
a
Sugar Cured Hams .
{mlmhh ‘ml‘h'i‘ml m the following: \‘orwalk evidence?
The so lsons met and 1111 \Ullfi 11111 Joseph lienly, 1121 Main street,
cease; \1alk,s.l\s:"l suffered f1 0111 Wonk kid-
'lllct 1.111s \H‘t‘p 11111‘1 toms thlollghout rims 21nd 1111' bath was a constant
1 the day— My heck 11:11; \vtnk too, and l
,lllhold. the bibcbtlll diamond rush: in often found it diliicult to stl‘llifihtt‘n
:11 h“.
l pence, after bendingr our. Tile kidncl‘ >1"
{\l'cl'du fail mo. and i can’t see this cl‘cllons wrl'e too frequent in pate
'1 thingr through, 51129, One has of llozm's Kidnel’
ill “1111 a good old season 11111111 11 Pills, whit-11 l 11.11 111 tllmnlcning &
lived—wlloolloo, l‘toohoo. Co's dl‘ulz store helped me very much
Eddie Collins nd Eddie Murphy of and continued use cured me." E
the White Sox are two pltlyct‘s who Price title. at :11] dealers. Don't slot.
will not suffer from stage fright dul ply llsk for n kidney rcnlodegot
ing the woxld's 1191111.: 'l‘hcl' w 1.11111 llozm's Kidney 11111—11111 some that,
“19““ ”Wt“ WNW- '1 11“" mm. how. .‘dl'. llenlv hurl. l‘rlstcr- Milbtltn Co,
evc r, blush will 11 they collctt the coin. Mists, Buffalo. .\'. Y.«Advm.
l
1
It You Wish» Stylish Shoes
See OurNew Line For Fall
and Winter. '5
Nor-r ”WWW
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
VEEDOL MOTOR OIL. '
DIXON’S GRAPHITE GREASE.
, UNITED STATES TIRES
WEED TIRE 011.111le, SPOT lGllTs
DISTRIBUTORS OF
Dodge Bros. Molar Cars, Oldsmobile .
S. L. Benedict
’73 NO. Main St. 80. Norwalk
The very latest models for "
Men, Women and Children.
Satisfactory Stockings to Match ‘
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
South 'Norwalk.
‘ ,
-;'.::.
81 Washington Street.
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A
A Phonograph is Always
Ready, Always Pleasing
It. serves as a source of entertainment
and education. The phonograph which
cause of its perfection is recognized as the
leader is
@issc
,7 - ‘.,
4.1.. ‘\ .
The Instrument of Quality
How you count this
splendid Service Flag for
only 980, All that is
necessary for you to do is
to clip the coupon and
bring or send it to this
office with 980 in cash and
this Patriotic Flag is
yours.’ If ordered by mail
add 7 cents for packing
and postage. Must be seen
to be apprecisted.
The Evening Sentinel,
\South Norwalk, Conn.
Sonora
Clear as a Bell
The Sonora. plays all disc records
as they should be played and the
Sonora 111 guaranteed.
The Sonora. has many valuable
features which are patented and
exclusive, such as the “bulge"
design lines, the special long‘
running motor, the spring con-
trol, the motor-meter, the tone
control at the sound source, etc.
The Sonora. will delight you
‘for years. It is, indeed, the
phonograph beautiful.
Sonora won highest score for tone at Panama Pacific
’ Exposition ' \ ' 2 ..
Call 111.11 111 111‘ the Sonora!
'from October let.
' 1
South Norwallt Saunas Bank
I H ‘ Twelve models ',‘. 3 $55 $60 $715 $1011
' $1311 $150 $115 $200 $250 $375 $1000
' Building Committee The Norwulk Hospital Asso-
Sealed bids for the purchase of the Old hospital
site and improvements will be received at the hospital.
up to 8 p. m.. Tuesday. October 9th. 1917. Said bids
will be publicly Opened at the annual meeting of , the
Hospital AsSociation. at the Norwalk Club. at 8:30
p. m.. on that date.
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.
Judge John J. Walsh.
John Cavanalrh.
- John Vchullen.
elation.
A l. Angevme 81 Son Co.
Some call it luck—others for.-
sight.
Whatever it may be, the result
is a big- stock of !
DURABLE CLOTHES.
You'll almost forget all you
have heard about “shortage" 1'
when you discover what com-
plete stocks of good clothes
we have here now.
$15 to $30.
'18 COBY’S
e—--¢-
Saturday
Specials
Fresh Shoulder: ................. 28‘
Best Breakfast Bacon .........,..500
\ Dlx1e Bacon . 32c
Hind Quarter Lamb ........ 28a
1. G. Spr. Legs of Lamb .........'-'.. 32¢
I Genuine Spring Lamb ........,....'24d
Fore Quarter Lamb ..-........... 24¢
Loin LambChops ................ 35¢
Rib Lamb Chops ................ 321
Native Veal from 20c up.
Corned or fresh Plate beef ...L....14¢'
Good Roasts, Lean no bone ....',-;.,_-Zk'
Extra heavy beef, prime roast. '
Fancy Roasting Chickens ....... 34d
NativeFowls...... ....... .......34¢
Yubon Coffee ".1320
Best Table Butter ................ 50¢
Full line of Groceries and fresh vefl‘
etables.
Mg.
Charnoclt’s Market
Tel. 583-2
Free Delivery
file New»
Thrift System
Start a Fl‘fe Savings Account
at the
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST
COMPANY
2-..1 " per cent on what you spend, 4
: per cent on what. you save.
Trade where you see this sign:—
KEYSTONE
ummzss
Ask your merchant for Bani: Cou-
pon Checks. There is a reason why
he likes to give them on cash sales.
Bank Coupon Checks are a cash
discount, not :1 Trading Stamp.
I
.—.—t
Don’t let the Idea
of Wearing Glasses
Fret or Worry you
Because of LoOks.-
WE CAN PROVIDE EYE
GLASSES 0F BECOMING
APPEARANCE, from correct
measurements, which combine
style and service. '
We give serious thought as to .
how your glasses are going to
look on your face.
Game in and talk it over.
THAMER
87 Atlantic 81.1., Stamford, Conn
Open Sat. eve. until 9 o’clock
Established 1897 l
1
Barker Motor Wagon
Equal to the Bestaud Costs
but little More Than: the
Cheapest .
. m mints net-our
fig; 1:": =
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