fairs AT ALL PRICES
lienkilkalines and Gretonnes
j E. K. BANKS
lahackemo Hotel Block.
“Ions-anus «no ~tsLsn-«
New Outing Flannels, GhaL
\ . ». 1 V ' V I 7
1‘3! scorn NORWAIK "um um
Seth ‘Ité‘mtn‘gton 1is able To be about
"again after‘ a week‘s omen.
g. N OR IVALK lohn Mucf‘ormick..the famous tenor,
.1 l and resident of Noroton, formerly of
SO CIE TY
Tolieneke, has won fame otherwise
and Personal
than as a singer. His White Leghorns
/. spurred four blue ribbons at Danbury
Fair. What greater fame can Mr. Mac-
Cormick now desire?
An automobile award and driven by
g
, South Norwalk. 3 il
M? _ . .. . —_JJI NEWS '— Robert Sculzi. the lowayton avenue
. HY FOUR YEARS IN grocer, was wrecked in South Nor-
GERMANY” 4} walk, lksf night. The machine ran
By . into an embankment near the John C!
JAMES W. GERARD Golden Wedding celebration. ,“ilson's hat factory in South Main:
\’r 1 . . y' 1 . ‘ .
$200 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weed celebrated "‘flt' dad .he “H“ from 0f 1“"
car was crushed in.
DON N ELL Y’S
16 80. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Regent Theatre
Thursday and Friday
Douglas
FAIRBANKS
1n Artcraft Production
“WILD AND W0 iliLY”
Firzzt
Time in Norwalk
.mu.._.. 7 , .«w—s‘.
City News
. N nrwalk
Mackinaws are so popular
“ll
3 with boys that we’ve secured
i
;their golden wedding last vver‘ne .
‘their home, 3 Plenum .l I ' l
l Jtowayton Republzcans are request-g
ed to turn out en masse on Thursday}
night and attend the caucus to bel
held in the ltowavton nose C0111
pan)”s 111.11 when three delegates and
three alternates me to be elected to
attend the convention to be held all -
a good showing in new color ;.\'orwalk. 110111 111: and 1114. in m .tt-r-
combinations. Ewell and hearty. A very pleasant rim-.-
‘ lwns enjoyed by those present. Card:
In the cm and general efieCt wert played during the evening. A gift
some new improvements have ‘tt‘ gold was presented to Mr. and Mrs.
3150 been added- Pnce $6 to lWeed by the guests. A bountilul col
l
ROYAL SOCIETY
Stamped Needlework
Showing the new Fall designs in NIGHTGOWNS, ENVELOPE
GHEMISE, BLOUSES, CENTERPIEOES, TOWELS, LUNCH-
EON SETS, SCARFS, LINGERIE PILLOWS, COLLAR BAGS,
INFANTS' WEAR AND VARIOUS NOVELTIES. Start to
make your Christmas gifts now. ‘
‘ Needle-skillful women will find ever so many new things
here to interest them.
86 WASHINGTON ST.
l $8.50. lam" was served duringtthe :‘Imin‘I‘ the City Hall on Friday evening. the
Also all the overcoat-s for Among those present “9” ‘ r. not 12th, at which time four delegates and
:3er. Albert Weed, Mr. and Mrs. Thom- l
four alternates are to be appointed
boys as well as men.
The Trench coat ti is t is beingr
taken up by men and won
as Hendrick. Mrs. William l‘uroys, Mr.
and Ms. George Renting of Stamford,
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hendrick. Mr. and
everywhere is here for bat'i. Mrs. Louis Hendrick 'of flrid .eport
‘ _Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Knapp. Roderick
; ROGERS & STE‘ENS wtwi. rim Weed, Miss Gract- Weed.
1 Mr, and Mrs. Frank f‘lnr'x and Morton
. Knapp. After wishing Mr. and Mrs.
80' ”orwalk Weed many happy returns of the day,
—— the party left at. a late hour.
to attend the tepublican Congres-
siouui (‘onnntion to be held in the
“()lLl Strattield, Bzidgcport on Mon-
d;t\, the l5lh » j
The Rowayton Baptist Church is toI
observe Sunday, ()ttobet‘ 1-1111, as an:
every number present day, the pur-‘
pose of the day to he, to have every
member prt-scnt at the various meetaj
ings. of the day. Every member of
has accepted a position with the Slau-‘ MN" Anthony Marclia, 0f Brooklyn the church to attend the morning and
“I“ Feed Company. of Stamford. spent the week-end with her parents, evening sci-lives and 97”., member
_ Mr. and Mrs. S. (.‘harlott, of «ill Chest of the Sunday School to be present
Norman C. Murray, of Main street.
At a hearing of the creditors of the
estate of John Y. MncCuulcy, druggisl.
of New Cannon. bol‘orc itch-roe in
Bankruptcy John W. Banks. ycslcrtk‘y
.. Benjamin R. Mood was appointed tru»
’ lee.
—-Buy a \‘ittrolu on our may pay:
ment plan. \'ictrolits from St; to
$300 sold on our many lcrms suitable
to all. Machines demonstrated glad-
, iv with any records from our com-
‘ plcto stool: always on hand. L‘omc
to Donnelly's. ll} South Main street
. for your machine or records.
Last evening ('lcncrnl Russell Frost
spoke. Ito-the audit-nee of the palace
Theatre for four minutes. asking them
for contributions to the Liberty Bond
> loan and in the tllcgcnt Theatre Rev.
‘9 John Stnplcton was doing the very
same. thing. This evening at the Phi-
ace the speaker will be Rev Ernest F
‘MOGregor. and at the Regent the
speaker will be Rev. J. Harrison
, Thompson. ‘
There were four sales of real estate
‘ in Barton last week, with mortgages of
{8,000. For the
‘ 1916, there was one sale with moi-t
gages of 34,900. Last week's transfers
follows: Hones. C. It. to Mac Hoffman,
. Norolcn Heights. Stevens, E. C.. to C.
Tl. .Scofleld, Mlddlctown rondt mtg
$1,085. Hansen, E. K. to S l:. f‘ibeon,
Springdale. Miller. Florence to Maria
C. 'Fahey, Springdale.
. Word has been received from lie-
' pier E. Doulens from Somewhere in
England. He is connected with the
Battery K, eighth regiment. C. A. Bri-
L'gado. While he says very little about
ship in vogue, lte expresses great an
preciatoin of the ttcatment tendered
the American soldiers by the English
and 70f the cordial welcome extended
the incoming American troops station-
ed in that country. Mr. Doulcns re-
. crts that he is seeing wonderful
‘ lghts' l‘n’his travels and that be
u the best of health; .
9 The Third Company of Norwnlk, (‘.
ll, 1‘... will drill tonight in the armory.
week‘of October 1,’
war conditions owing to the ccnsov- .
is
The soda fountain for the new Rik- nut street, South Norwullt, Mrs. Marci. m it's Sufism”, 11150 11 fun fluendance;
la 1‘ n for her home ”“5 afternoon. of the membtrs of the Christian Etta
. df‘iht)! i‘ocicty Will!) they meet 11‘.
you arc a member of any or these or-‘ _
gunizations begin to plan your pro-f
cram now, so that you can be present
ill 1hr meetings of all of the organic:
tnllcgeman drug store is being in-
stalled today. . It is expected that the ‘
store will be Open by Saturday.
Mrs. (horge \‘clic of Durion. and lll'l'
__ Illltllllvl‘. Mrs. W. S. Pinch. of South
('omr-tmy A. of the auxiliary police Muln Street, this city left for Staten '3'
force drilled last night in lht 'l‘own As “in“ this morning, 10 V15“ with friends
‘scnmly llull. in Wall sired. (‘nptuln ““1 "elilllv‘fi‘l l0" :1 “’“leill'r- utions to which you belong. if you '
.
are 111: :1 member of the church, or]
iiroughman was in command. . .
- l The wedding of Miss .lnnct (I. Adri-
Tllt' Second Company of Norwullt, C. once. tiuuuhter "f M" and "l” WNW
ll. 0., drilled in the armory lust evenu“is “‘I Adriunce, ‘0 "OWN"! G' Fm“ cordial \w 'comc will be accorded to
illll. Captain (‘hurlcs l‘l. Milne. was in nutn, 112, will take place at New (‘un- .VOU- l‘
charge of the company. 1mm MM buturday. . l The following delegates tvcre up- :1-
d‘oinlcd on Sunday to represent the‘ ,
church to the (‘hristian Endeavors
State Confluence. Ansonia. Conn.
Oct. lt‘lfl: Percival P, Anderson; to
the “timid Slate (‘nnwntlom Sumeltl,l
any of t‘ e sccictics affiliated with it, '
mukc your phms to attend, as a most. .
0
George 'l‘obcy of T341011 Place spent
.Sunday at his home. He had forty-
eight hours leave from Camp Devlne,
where he is driving a motor truck for
1Uncle. Sam.
Captain William I. (‘onistock will be
in command.
....._.___._. Conn.. Oct. 15-17. Mrs. E. ii. Evorv.
A pausing automobne ran over ,fno; Miss LOUlSi‘. Brown of NQW York City ill"; H. E Anderson. Rev, l‘li‘nr)’ h.
n (‘l‘SOlL
traffic dummy at ”"3 corner “l MM“ has returned to her hoiho illlf‘l' .1
and “ all 5”?“ “‘5‘ night. m ”‘0 Iweck‘s visit at the home of the Mlsst‘sv
driver of the machine has agreed to Lindcbcrg,121vy Place
pay for the damage.
Three-Cont Postage, Nov. 2.
Postmaster Ackart has received the
following notice from Washington: ,
. v) . . , atcr
William J. Powell. James 'l‘lcrncv. was the week-end gupst of lime." lostn‘ustcrs shall on and f
Nov. 1‘. sec that stage is paid nt-‘the »
James Barry and Jake Miller wcic 1m“, “1mm of ”HIM“ N. Y. 1 . 1 I1 (”MI l1: ounce or fraction
tamong the Norwalkem who went to: .l‘3 '3 0 - l b ,
thereof on letters and other first-clasp
_._~_
Mrs Charles}! Molt, of Cliff strctt
New York to witness today's gumo’ Rev. John J. Burke of Glcnvllle, Al d ,
at the Polo Grounds. was a guest at St. Mary's rectory. matter ”owl drop letters. ‘ rop‘
m “. yesterday. letters—that is, letters mulled for dc.-
llvery from the office at which postctlp
Henderson fol whim: his house ltt,‘ HOSPITAL NOTES ‘lncludlng those for delivery by city.
the comet oflark and blast \l all! Discharged yesterday. \lrs. Rose mud or other carrier of such office—l
street; to 11mm" Nuttose rm wlrlnt. Pnndolfi. and James Pandolti of 1023 “"3 "quill“! ‘0 “a"? 905m“ P3“ °"‘
at 17 Knapp street and to Lorenzo scalp street Bridgeport; John 11"“. them at the late of2 cents an ounce orl'
Fulton for the erection of a burn at tlngs, of 47 East i1vonue;nnd Miss fraction thcileof.
a cost of 1,000 on Murray sll't‘fil. Ilelcu Hamilton of Sllverminc. l Postal cards are required to be pro-
—“"~——' I Admitted totiny: M155 Alice Donn. paid 2 cents. and. therefore, the itcent
The 1“““95' Am SMMV "‘- ‘m‘ I‘irat of Summit. N. J; Miss Ruth Merriam, postal cards must have n. l-cent post-I
Iihiptist (Thtuch will meet with Mrs. 1m :11!” Main WW,“ and Mrs. Elizn- Inge stump affixed to them in addition.
Permits have been issued to‘llztt'lt‘
l
l
Albert Lune. at her home in S‘mmI‘bcth “001. of Strawberry Hill. '10 1 cent stump impressed on such
Wilton. Wednesday afternoon Octou ____.__ 1““st post cards (private mama-gs;
b0" 10‘“- Ple‘m“ ”k“ ”‘9 ““i“ m“ l the buses cards ) bearing written messages must
Content is being put in
mg .\01ualk 3‘ 1- 35 A“ m““‘1’e”‘l(1f the ornamental lighting poles that have- 9 cents postage prepaid on 1110111"
'1‘? l‘f‘qllesli‘d ‘0 ”9 prcscnt. .are set Washington street 1
ulth
—— lThose poles are rot staggered 11s: the)” WW'WW
“1 301“"‘1R' “‘5‘ “99k ”1"” were .would be on n by street but me set
seventeen transfers or “‘09“th “"htoppositc each other with Ithc result
11101111531103 0f 328.130- For ”‘9 “’5‘ :that soon Norwnik will have regular
week of October, last week. there “"“1'0}\\‘l1lto Ways.
nineteen sales of property, and more
gages of $26,150. . . l '
'ed information yesterday from Wash- StramI Lemon..Juice- Well Beforeitf
Court Frhncis. Order of the Golden il,gtOll that postmasters have been au- Mixmg and Manage Face,I Q
Scooter, MM 21 social lGSt evenmg, 3" :thorizc'd to cash United States govern Ned“ Arms, Hm“ lit
“'Ithe P. O. S. ofA. hall in the Trust ment bond coupons. and they have fimgk ‘ts; ' ’i‘
Is}: .
l The Liberty Loan committee rcreiv
41’.
“ I” ‘ __ Ls
JTILLSON S REMEDIES Company building at which quite u. been officially notified of the new rcgu Bv all means uirls prepare a lemon .
For Malaria, Ghflls, Fever, Etc. number of people attended. Avery en- lotion. . 10mm to keep 'v‘om. ’skm flexible and ’1
Price 50c Per Bottle 1:5?th “me twacstgfilhliuidet: “$111121: young looking. You will soon realize}
Money Refundcd If Not Satisfac- 0 cc“ pew e e if h d: l 1, W9, that true loveliness doesn't mean th
191:5 “({henaifa‘rh at“: “ ‘ c 22:12? 1, powdery-look or waxen colorlessness g
o owe eres men s were . l , m ., .3...
‘ of some hot-house flower, but is typi- ' 1
Stills0n.Powell Corporation and the affair broke up at a late hour. :: “WAY'HvflN fied by the v,elety softness of your - 4“
‘1 skin, your peach like complexion and!
1 t: rosy-white hands.
ll» AtIthe cost of a. small jar of rodt;
THE TWIN LOCK ; ‘nary cold cream one can prepare a‘
. C F L d 1 il fT it full quarter pint of the most won‘dera
. . ' , , , I. .. you an am y o o eneke, m1 1, _Z
With which each safe deposnt box ts eqtup- ”no“ .5le softener and complex
ped in the vaults of this institution requires
two keys to open it. No one key in existence .
will suffice. Bbth the bank key and that of '
the boxrenter must be used to open his
strictly private safe deposit box. Our vault
service is too reasonable for your valua-
bles to be without such absolute protection.
la. South _ “Norwalk.
Savings Bank
[7:-
We Invite itch to Consult [Ii-s:~
.Snvinsin not. 1 room. 15 resin. at 360 00
The officers of this Bank desire patrons to feel free to
consult them at any time regarding money matters.
If you need our services, we would be glad to assist you
in any way within the limits of safe banking
We handle the business of depositors promptly—care-
fully—satisfactorily; in fact, every facility of modern bank-
ing is here at the command of our customers.
The City National Bank
South Narwalk, . Conn.
$85539
i’With one pieceof furniture
ill the home
'1 No piece of home furniture quite as
comlortsblc. convenient and attractive has
ever been oilercd. Besides being a “thing
of beauty and a joy forever." it ellects a real
saving in rent by saving space. It makes five
rooms do the work olsix. 'rhclollotving t'shl:
shows how it will earn nineteen times its LL ‘5: in
fifteen years.
n
'1
4‘ 5 .
I“.
{lit},
Rent, (Moon: "of, I your . $300.00
Renl.5onouflat.lyenr . . . .
Saviuu in rant. 1 room. 1 year .
Life of Kindol Parlor Bed. minimum Is your.
mvou........
Average Cost of Kind-l Parlor Bad
Total Earnings of Kind-l Pulor Bed . $855 .00
A. J." Angevine & Son
‘COUPON
REMEMBER THE nourzns
How you can get 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 betappreciated.
The Evening Sentinel,
South Nor-walk, .Oonn.
3
TW-avv mm vs «I
actually made
.left. for Canada, yesterday. ion beautifier, by squeezing the juiceI
of two fresh lemons into a bottle conc
taming three ounces of orchard white!
Care shuld be taken to strain the
juice through a fine cloth so no lem-
[on Duh) gets in. then this lotion will
keep fresh for months. (Every ;, wo-
man knows that lemon“ juice is used
Milton S. ‘lItowland. of Crockett to bleach and remove such olemishesl
street, who has been employed by the as freckles. sallowness and tan. and is
Nash Engineering Company in South the ideal skin softener, smoothener
Nill‘ll'uik. for the past five years, has and beautifier
1~ ~11: d his posltlon as machinist: Just try it! Get three ounces ,.of
and his gone to Detroit, 't'llchlgan.‘ orchard white at any pharmacy andl
where he expects to gain further1tv‘w lemons from the grocer and make
knowledge in machinery in the largeI up a quarter pint of this sweaty fra-
manufacturing plants of that city. mm lotion and massage it daily in-
Milton will not only he missed by bill to the has. neck. cm- and hands. It
tummmnummuotmmm Lampoo-
Herbert Wheeler of Tokeneke spent
Thursday in New York city.
l Mr. and Mrs. P. Cittendon and fam
'ily closed their Tokeneke home and
lretumed to their New York home to-
day.
The
n. m.. on that date.
Sealed bids for the purchase of the old hospital
site and improvements Will be received at the hospital.
on to 8 o. 111.. Tuesday. October 9th. 1917. Said bids
. will be publicly opened at the annual meetimz of the
Hospital Association. at the Norwalk Club. at 8 :30
For plans and printed information to prospective
bidders. apply to the superintendent on the premises.
Any further information chired may be obtained
‘ from the Building“ Committee. ‘
\. 1- -1 ' ‘ Judge Joth. Walsh.
‘ ' ' JohnCavanauh.
m u, carom 0, 1m
Some call it'luck—others fore- '
can i
Whatever it may be, the result
is a big stock of ;"
DURABLE CLOTHES. ‘
You’ll almost forget all you ..
have heard about “shortage”
when you discover what com-
plete stocks of good clothes
we have here now.
$15t0$30
IA COB Y’S
a.-.“
by"
Charcoal ’8 Market
Tel. 583-2
Free Delivery
__...__._‘._a. »
The New
Thrift System .
Start a Pose Savings Account
at the
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST
COMPANY
2 1-2 per cent on what you spend, 9
per cent. on what you save.
Trade where you see this sign:—
KEYSTON E
Ask your merchant for Bank Con-
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.
Pin Point
Accuracy
. is Our Aim
Painsiaking care is
responsible for our
success in the optical
line.
THAMERI
"The Three-O Eye Service"
Ocullsts, Optometrists, Optician.
87 Atlantic 81]., Stamfonl, Conn
Open Sat. eve. until 9 o’clock.
Esthbllshed 1897
r
‘4.
L
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Barker Mutor Wagon-
‘ - Equal to the Best and Costs
but [title More Than} the
Cheapest. .. .
TEE BANKER EAOTORY
FU RS _
Remodeled" Repaired
Fur coats and sets made to order:
from select skins. Orders received.“
on Saturda . The Little Shop, North
Main street. '
THE MAHACKEMo
., 111111; R0011
18 only ALL 11;:
SERVICE A u OAR“
W cm, “hm M ‘
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