KETS AT ALL PRICES
Also New Outihg Plannels, Chill-1
lies, Silkslinea and Gretonnes “- ‘
E. K. BANKS
Eahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
7— “MY roux massif—’3
’ GERMANY" _
BY . The Trench cost is a model
JAMES W. GERARD of comfort and the some of
‘ $2.00. style.
DONNELLY’S It “like” Mi from 3 flat
. 16 So. Main St. 1°93 like the vintage of 49.
It‘has “the lines” that give
djifiiiiction to the wearer.
It‘s here waiting for you.
Yes, there' a a. variety of pet-
torus, colors and fabrics.
Prices $18 to $35.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
REGENT THEATRE
——THE~—
CRISIS,
A Pliotodrainalic Sensation from
Winston Churchill‘s Great Nove
Tues. and Wed, Oct. 9 and 10 .
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‘1 11111e1,or Noruaik, was awarded first
.i piize for tomatoes and second prize
7'
~—-Dei‘hy lists 1111.1 cups. 0 ohm.
V; be in Italy. is alive decides a large
‘igal separation from this
‘rHe d
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In the canning mliibit at the Dan
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GIRL TELLS SAD‘
STORY IN COURT
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measure of the case. Ross has no le-
V cotte and his “shine bell." .1
that it they can beat that, they can ‘
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first sup- .
porter and her, two subsequent adven—.
titres will lose much standing before
the tribunal if it appears that Cavil~
are still inhabits the earth.
. Went tovllork at 11.
Boss says she Was towed to go
to work at 11 years of age. -She
states turther,:s bare six months
later her mother took her to the town
clerk‘s oillce. procured a- marriage ll.
cease andsuperintended her wedding
with Qavilaro. Rosa. did not live
with Joe long. At the age of 16 she
went to live pith one Twasto Chris
Latei she Went to Bmoklyn and
claims she was again inveiled ;nto
marrying by her maternal parent
Rasie Lorreno, this time to‘ Bennie
Den fire
1 There are rumors that the Players' 5
hey are‘suehmodéi‘etllttle lads. I
The New York Giants are atter Ci-
win the series easy.
High finance in organized baseball:
Clevelands and Detrolts show a goon
balance on the right side of the lads-
er. The Yankees have been lsborlnzi Y:
under very heavy expenses, but are
expected to break even. while the Phil-l
lies, too, are making money tor their. _:
owners. The losing propositions this
year are the Washington. Browns, ,_"
Braves ..
Athletics. Brooklvns, Cubs,
and Pirates. War, weather and bias- i
bell conditions in general are held re-
sponsible fill the cutting down. and
in some cases cutting out, of profits.
Fraternity is still active, writing let- 1
She says Bennie wanted ters and trying to cause dissatisfac-
1191 to bectue .1 white slave and she lion 1,} the ranks. The Fraternity bet-
was the only man she ever really
cared for she declails.
:18“ mm. ILturning to Tonto, *who her take warning. Bernstortf methods,
in baseball as in diplomacy, don'tl
Bennie denies her sto1y in hit get very far.
eclaros the child in question is-
5.1101511 says it is Te‘sto's child.‘
Balms says he did 1't know Rosa had
be en married 'befme be 100}: her for
his wif "Pesto does not' appear in
person? st the court ses‘slons.
pigments stprv is a denial of her
ETdauglite-r' s, also practically in in en
ldttuil
Judgx‘ Miller is listen. ng to evi
deuce of CilV‘llillO’S piesent state this
afteinoon,
tiledl
Judge Thomas C.
Rt ch the 1111.11.11.11.
whether he lites or has stiain
(‘oughlin tepre '
sents the 1111.. and Altai-om Samuel
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The Plenty of South Norwalk Readers “
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You tax
thema—
'i‘hei can’t keep up
The back mar give out-lt
ache and pain.
Urinary'trouhles may set in.
They snv i
The‘Whlte Box and the Giants are the
the kidneys—overwork 5,
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the continuall ,,
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.. . ... ..-. . .... ml, The Hardware& Auto Supply Co.
oilicial Bosch Service Station
No. 458
AA ll Bosch parts kept 111 stock, also
fiiqothcr magnetic parts and a lull
VICE STATION. We carry a full line of
Parts for repairs.
We are experts on all Lighting and Starting systems.
critic: t-aiion tor Firest ore if t' if“:
All. GRADES 0F VACUUM 0".
in stock at lowest prices in town. Let
its tell you about our fifteen (15) gal-
lon non-leakable drum proposition.
A GRADE FOR EVERY MOTOR.
All sizes of 'Ajax tires in stock and a complete line of
those good old Michelin Tubes and Shoes you hayc used for
years at the right prices. .-
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42 Water Street. South Norwalk.
Fresh Snouldere ............... 28¢,
.. sugar Cured Hams .. ......... .... 32¢.
, Best Breakfast Bacon ........ ....503
Dixiefiacon............ ......... 32¢
Hind/Quarter Lamb ............. 28¢
for carrots.
Edward .Jolin Kiiidiclen, of Scribner
avenue, was amongr those who left
with the Norwalk boys for Ayei‘,
Mdss, this week.
, The. funeral of Francis Conley.
whose death otcuued on Tuesday.
will take place. at W. F. Tomllnson’s
mortuary chapel, Main street,
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‘Contev is survived iiy a daughter.
The many friends of Mrs. Ann
Brady, of 21 issue street, who
been seriously ill, will be pleased
learn that she is recovering.
Mis. Anne Brody of 21 isnac street.
Norwalk, who has been seriously ill.
2’ is now on the road to lecover) under
the skillful treatment of Dr. J. M. No-
lan. ot \Vestport.
v—Sott liaising caps. O'iil‘k‘n.
John Kohler, formerly of Norwnlk,
before retiring from the rare business
- entertained a large number of iricndsa
11 Saturday evening at his place of
1111111911.. in Lewisboro which he has
conducted for a number of yeais.
-—Lates't style solt hats 0' 1111.911
Dr, A. F. Beard addressed :1 large“
representation of the membership of
the St: Paul‘s Men‘s Club. at the par-
1.1 house Thursday evening. The
meeting was the {list or t11e new sell-
son. After the talk by Dr Beard, re-
freshments were served.
———Buy your Victioln at Donnelly s
‘ on easy terms.
During vacationtime l’ioi'. Gibson
_lias not been idle. He has composed
two tries. fine of which “all? sung at
the First Chuich on the last Sunday"
in August, and another 11 ...cn is to be
sung on Sunday, (let me iris
third one "on the stocks ” which will
appear in public in due time.
i and auction, the New (‘nman Such
eiy of Artists
the Red Barn of a fellow member,‘
M1". Albert, on Stamford avenue. This
I - amount was giien to the Red Cross
There were thirty artists contributing
for the exhibit. and iiRy-ciuht differ
ent paintings were exhibited twice as
many.“ in 111 evious years. That these
were appreciated was evinced by the
‘ 700 visitors present on the different
days. Artists ware present from
Ridgetield, Norwalk, Darien, Silver
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--_S'l'1LLSON S REMEDIES—
na, Chills, Fever, Etc.
iii.» 50c Per Bottle
5 ”DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
11110 King's Daughters
l -——Polley's Dancing School open or-
lcry evening. Lady teachers.
As a 1esult of its leeent e\l1lbltim1‘
realized 1.26.50 at .
too, new Y.ork and many [1 om \‘ew
Money Reloaded If Not Satisfac-
\lrs F l. Northrop. of King streetI
tiict. and by a daughter and five
is in ’NorwulkE—Danbury News. ‘
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Town Assembly flail, Grace Brothers'
lull or‘pchestia . .
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A meeting at the Home Copter oi‘
a.
the held at the 3111111111.. odlstu
‘Chuieli Tuesday sttei‘nIJ‘“ miter 9.
at 3 o'clock A large attei/idsnce is
desired. it is also requested that the
(‘ttlnoclfllfi and representatives come
2:30 to meet the new‘ oiiice‘rsr
Please bilng thlmbles as work. will
be resumed on the quilts. ‘
The regular meeting of the South
Norwnlk Musical Union will be held
in the American (Band rooms tomon
row, Oct., 7th, at 3 o'clock. lt lacing
pected that the 111‘ ,dent. Archie T.‘
Merriam and $errze at Arms Anillfl
Ll Soltez, who have been away since
.lulx when they patrioticaily enlisted
in the Coast Aillllery Band at Bridge-
potl will be there tit this mteting~
as word has been received by the. sec
retarv that they expect to be home on
'furlough from Fort Wright tor the
11 eek end.
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The iolipwing letters remain un-
claimed at the Norwalli post omcc {oi
the week ending, October 6th;.1917:
Biown. ll. S. 256 Main street. .
Gilbert. \‘lrs Win
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Kellogg. Mrs. HT 13 Elm Grove),
all not ~
Morgan, Mus .. _ ‘ :"y
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lor‘dan J., E1111 avenue.
“aigo. Miss Louise
‘ W1,lght Mrs '1‘ 111.. Myrtle avenue
1 Waass, Miss 8., Royal James Inn.
M. J. HOWARD. P. M.
South Norwslk, Conn. .
List or unclaimed letters advertis-
ed 1or the Week ending, Octobé1 6th.
A.
E. Br'ou n, c-o Clifford Hotel
Mr. Coop, Washington avenue.
i Mrs. May Connell,_co Miss Wells.
; Mrs. Behimell Gregory; West ave.
', Mrs. M. Gregory, West avenue.
1 Gordon.
i Mrs. Ellen Maloney. Spiiug sheet
Mrs. A B. Malcolm.
Miss Marguerite Pennell,
Ponnell.
Miss Rebecca Scanners.
Miss Hazel E: Seaman, 17 West
an Zandt street . .
Jimmie Young. General, Delivery.
Wm.
on L.
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, The Sonora s all discrecords
as they. should playediand the
\ {J Sonora is
.TALK 01141 SPBRTS.
Residents of this vicinity endorse
them. i‘s‘
Can South Norwalk peoplégubt
the following Norwalk evidence
Joseph Hoaiy, 99 Main street
w.alli save :"i sulleied tiom weak kid
neys and my back was a constant
ache. My back was week 400. and 1
often found it difficult to straightEn
after bending over
Elegy of, Baseball.
The ruri‘ew tolls the knell oi parting
n,’I‘l1e seasons me! and liie yous hill
cause; ‘
The fans weep bitter tears thioughout
the daY~ '
Behold, the. baseball diamond rests in
peace.
Words toll me. and 1 can‘t see_
thine.“ through,
it was a good old season While,
lliod—Boohoo, Boolioo
Eddie‘ Collins lid Willa Murphy 0!
the White Sox are tiro players who
will 11111 cutter from stage fright dur
ins: the world‘s series. 'l‘liey' ye. both
been there before. They may. how
ever, blush when they collect the coin.
this
seize, One box of Deans ”Kidney
Pills. which i not at maddening 8:
Co.’ 5 drug store help‘ed m‘e Yer much
and continued use cured liters
Price title. at all denials. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy—set
Dean's Kidney Pills-«the seine that
Mr. Healy had. Foster-‘Milbum Co..
Migra. Buffalo, N. Yr—éfid‘vm.
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See Our New Line For Fall
and Winter. .
The very latest models for
Men, Women and Children.
Satisfactory Stockings to Match
CONNEALLY 814 BRACKEN
‘ 131 Washington Street. South Normlli.
one
The kidney 116-;
cretions were too frequent in pins--i
Phone 12 ! 5-5.
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AUTOMOBlLE ACCESSORIES
VEEDOL MOTOR OlL
DIXON’S GRAPHITE GREASE.
UNITED STATES TIRES
WEED TIRE CHAINS. SPOT LGHTS
DISTRIBUTORS ' OF
Dodge Bros. Motor Cars, Oldsmobile
S. L. Benedict
73 No. Main St; So. Norwalk
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i % COUPON
g REMEMBER 1m: "curios
" How you can get this
-. splendid Service Flag for
' only 980, All that is
necessary for you to do is
A Phdnograph is Always .
Ready, Always Pleasing,
It serves as a source of entertainment
.and education. q phonograph whicht
cause of its nerfecti'on' is recognized ast
leader is
w
éloar as a Bell
Elie ’Sonorarhae many valuable; ‘
features inbuilt;f are patented and
Which
t . All permits who subsirih for th
' Bonds through this bank are requested
e
to clip the coupon and
bring or send it to «this
cities with 980 in cash and
this Patriotic. Flag is
yours. If ordered by mail
add 7 cents for paolnng'
and postage. Must be seen
to be appreciated.
The Evening Sentinel,
PEARANGE, from correct
" merits, which combine
Sealed bids for the purchase of the old hospital
- site and improvements will be received at the hospital. “
' up to 8 p, 1111.. Theodor. October out 1917. Said bids
will be publicly opened at the annual meeting of the
Results :gAssdclation. at the Nurwalli Club. at 8 :30
flier My? ‘
Bxclllsive; ”the the "bulge”
design how‘s special long
running _ - con-
trol, the " ‘r-inoter, the tone
911% sloth; sound stoma, etc.
e Stine rs. will delight you
jlor ye .‘I'met is, indeed, the
.1 , 1111911 1111‘ beautiful. . >
" -'Sonore1tvoli highest score for tone at Panama Pacific
' . Exposition , ,
Call and hear the Sonorai _
. bidders. apply to the superintendent on the premises.
Any further information desired may be obtained
from the Bmldllu' Comnuttee
' 1.1.1. Joii11J. Walsh.
John 01111111111111; '
John Mullen.
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Some call it luck—others torso
fishi-
Whatevor it may be, the result
is a his stock of
DURABLE CLOTHES.
You'll almost Jorget all you
have been] about “shortage"
when you discover what com.
plete mum of good clothes
W. hat. 1'. 1‘6 now.
$15“ $30.
IA COBY’S
Saturday
Specials
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W G. Spr. Legs of Lamb .........‘.‘.. 3212‘
Genuine Spring Lamb ............'24¢
Fore Quarter Lamb .......... .... 24¢
‘Loln LambChops ........ 35o:
Rib Lamb Chops ............. .... 326'
Native Veal from 20c up. _
Corned or fresh Plate beef ........14c.
Good Roasts, Lean no bone ....M
Ema heavy beef, prime roast.
Fancy Roasting Chickens ........ “in
Native Fowl: ................. ‘. . . 34c
YubonCoflee ...... .............;32o
Belt Table Butter ............ . . .. 566.
Full line of Groceries and fresh veg.
etablel.
Charnocli’s Market
’l‘e’l.’ 583-2
Free Delivery
‘fhe New
Thrift System
Start a Price Savings Account
at the
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST
COMPANY
2 1-2 per cent on what you spend, 4
per cent. on what you save.
Trade where you see. this sign:-
KEYSTONE
h .
WMESS‘
Ask your merchant for Bank Cou-
pon Checks. There is a reason why
7 he likes to give them on cash sales.
Bank Coupon Checks are a cash
discount. not :1 Trading Stamp.
Don’t let the idea
of Wearing Glasses
Fret or Worry you
Because of Looks.
w": can PROVIDE EYE-
cusses or BECOMING
style and service.
We give serious thought as to
how your glasses are going to
look on your {up
. Gome' in and talk it over.
THAMEH“ '
I? Atlantic 811., Stamford, Conn
Open 8st. eve. until 9 o’clock
Established 1891
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Barker Motor Wagon F
Equal to e11 mm on.
’ ill little More 111111 the
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