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’msCOME ‘ T0 BRlDGEPORT‘a
THE LARGEST RETAIL SHOE HOUSE IN
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‘ \K (\v' , museum” NEW ENGLAND WILL SAVE YOU DOLLARS Billuorzl’on'r .
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x. ‘ W\(:/*~ l Extraordinary Sale Women’s New Falls ",7, at... fi"...“¥2:.',‘;°‘§,§‘f $;.:;2,1’;';.?L;:*:::;;
g}. . in \(t, Q i Style High Cut Boots. Actually Worth I, » * lunch 9" um um Pairs Your opportunity
“-1 ‘ fer. a t...“ ,2 $5.50 and $6.50. Our Price. . . . . . . . . . . Da,‘;‘f,,:,n Go°"'“"" Made nf dark tan chmm
' LE ' ’ l and mahog— s5 :odycu' Welt calf. Full dotiiih‘ stile, (‘insctl
“Httlliiflli fall intuit-ls for 3,311,211- ,5,,,',.".ufij° gzjgye‘lleeuliv W” cm
.I.‘Jus:- a hit ill-m}v‘51:“follow“,)lllillll l “'Ullit‘ll and girls \vm“. t'uts‘A Winter .hoe‘ .~ _ ur in)“ -.
ill: in all U\"‘lt»la ' ' h 'l t . a . . 4
winning about" s 3 l'iluli'c of dark brown, dark : 98 this? of black 3 45
‘ I”. . _ .- _. ‘ _ r . \‘n‘i 'lt. black all,
Just what most of us need for 5‘14} ’ liltit 1“ 1‘1d and liltliltil..- 2 izm call and t - -
this bracing wealth?“ makes :tnv tan. home have liliil‘lt' . d :t r k c ,, C 0 .,
figtffiltfizoc‘iiels‘ieilild‘zgg‘; tops; high, low and medium ‘ 1:21;” H u r
business as our Boys are go- : hmi“ 5“"
tug at the Runs. 3 Sec them on display in our "lash fut 3 I90 /
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All new things to wear. t mam show Windows. i 0° 9 ' ' .
. for Boys ., .. McELWAIN
Suits and overcoats in ex- i ‘ '3‘.“ “if" . . am": I. o. nanny
We”, “MC“FMWMM' ' 3 al ’55?" if}: * $6.50 SHOES '
“VG Styles- P110” ‘18“) $60: . alr neat in ap— , Hi Mark (all, \ivi tan [(0
l I D ffor 3111:? . ‘ Kn brown. Your choice w.
Rogers 81 Stevens : r “"
Norka South Norwalk ‘ S /"‘." .; POLICIy Fl“: 3 90
2‘98 / ano postman \ I
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Button or lace.
Price
black gun metal.
‘°"°°“"°” E tra Special Offering for Women. ,MMMueJefim
militia $i§50 and $8.50 Novelty Boots. Our s :90 lined. double sole.
ensues-apa-
SPECIAL
sole leather coun-
ters and toe'boxes.
fiiy News!
I
, [Patrolman John Flynn has returned ‘
' t 1 his duties on the night shift of
1 e police department after a shore
$3.00 value—- Our price—
\‘\'ithout a doubt the most
remarkable sale of high grade
footwear that we have oti‘ered
Illneel.
vReturn x list this week and:‘ . .
avoid the 10 r cent. penalty. i lot: t astie brown. Havana. l\o
—~————-— Ko brown. new gray. black
B I'll‘r. sad Intro. {Robeg‘tN Burltl; of kid, combinations of black
sudlfgoOctobzi-‘mér became‘ihgprogd :i will! gray innk tops, brown
parents, of o baby, boy. Mother and Girta' :' “"m brown buck tops. mg“ or
child are doing nicely. ‘ "I“ Cut :t' low heels.
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.. _ ’ Lace Boots _ Our Price, For Hair...
«Saturday Night Dance. Nov.
Arion Hall. Continuous ltztncinz. if.
piece orchestra. Auspices inc-a1 “Ila
icians Union.
The. masquerade dance to be given
by the Knights of King Arthur. in
Grace Parish House, this evening. has
|‘een nnsttmned on account or the in-
flucnza. to the night before Titanksuiv
tug.
Thomas Hutchinson, of Raymond
street. lodged a complaint. at police
headquarters relative to the “fantily
upstairs" They are, declared the ir-
on- Mr. Hutchinson, in the habit of
throwing dirty water from their win-
tiuws and upper porch and which all
l-tnded on his porch or fell in his
window.
«Return your [tax list to assessors
before Saturday, Nov. 3. 9 p. tn.
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Regent Theatre
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Owing to the epidemic now
prevalent in Norwalk, the man-
agement has decided to close
the Regent Theatre until tur-
thor notice.
This theatre will be closed
until further notice.
It you have any broken
since the war began.
All the latest styles; in this
With low heels.
1: color $5.00
l quality. 0 u r u NEW 3 90
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i so and seal
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> llll-‘Il t‘l"l‘
' ”slurs m 6 SI and SI .50
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CUDHION .OLE SHOES School Shoo:
l COMFORT “Hats 1qu l‘l“\I'lllfl'tll'w :lftiil. t'::.i‘,i.... ‘ '
i FOR WOMEN lull ‘ Uf-H Eleni I
A comfort slow that is;
neat .‘illtl dressy. Will
give instant relief to feet
that smart. ache. iilll'll and 52-50
35.90
v scour ’Boys' Gun Metal
s2.50
tire. Millie of soil \‘it‘i
pair
John Brougham, who has been vis
itiuc friends in this city, laughed
-ltcartily at the incident about his still
imissing Thankpg'ivlnc dinner in The.
Sentinel last evening. whe it was
lshow itlm by one of ills old friends.
l.\ir. Groughant, who motored down
lfrom his home in Albany, is enjoying
a well earned rest, and started on his
return trip this morning. He is seri-
ously considering a call to enter the
government service in West Virginia. ‘
on Union Park to an apartment on:
Earl avenue today. ‘
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The Bridgeport police teportetl the:
then of an Overland touring car. No ,
. _..a__
{illilllt‘tltllll'k green with white wheels.
and is the property of F. J. Smith, 0t
Fairficld.
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Shortly after one o'clotk this morn;
ngt‘
' ‘W ring a Dodge Sedan car went teart
_ —Dont forget ‘0 hand in 3'0““ lax"through Wall street. striking the police
in“ ”for“ 9 1" m. S“l“"da-V- triumy at the Main street corner, break l
. ing it and smashing the lantern. it‘
John Gruelle is moving his house kept “£111,011 its War. but its number
,waa caught at 1.0511 Muss,‘ i
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i Patrolman Gainor reported to the
b.
Stillson’s Remedy for
k i ll . lit‘\lillt' TEE—"Thy
“mitt-ll wipe ».,‘ h English Last
91:50 t‘tiltllttl’t -' \ Shoes
shoes. 1’ c r. \ $73 grain. Willie
. the lot lasts »-
Boya'
Special Stile
EXTRA Illt-‘ll t'l'T
STORM BOOTS
FOR BOYS AND f-llil.§
“‘tth straps and buckles.
.‘l‘itlt‘ of Tall Moos-t- hide.
Huelleni valor
nt 3500, Our
Price ................
AN D BED SPREADS,
OUTING FLANNELS AND
FLANNELETTES
AT
E K. BANKS
under Mahackemo Hotel, West
Washington street, South Norwalk
WEATHER FORECAST
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orcca<t for Norwalk and vicinity:
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iltospltal 1““ evening “‘3" there “'33 a. Fair tonight and cooler tonight and
serious case of Spanish influenza at, mid“. fresh northwest winds. ‘The
Malaria. Chills and Fever
Prepared and Sold By
Stillson-Powell Corn;
South Norwalk
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i woman.
Boltannon. it was learned. had first;
‘tended the case but had withdrawn. Lawre
The hospital authorities notified Dr.
Bohannon who is now caring for the
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window class have us
‘ FOUR DOLLARS!
Four dollars is the rental for a year
oi a Sale Deposit Box in our vault in
which to keep your liberty Bonds. your
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, night.
- vita-tern districts.
. ’lc coast from Maine to Florida.
. lc-lllpci'ttltlre continues high along the
Price 500 4 Raymond street. The woman in thei wt-stetn area of low pressure which
Batisfaction'Guamnteed or Money house '5 seriousllel With the (“50359: has been causing nnseasonable
Refunded and has no doctor or medicine D“ weather in the eastern districts for
several days is now passing out the st,
nce Valley and there will he a
change in the weather conditions to
A long ridge of high pressure
lust cast of the Rocky Mountains is
ptotiucing pleasant weather in the
Rain has fallen dur.
inc the last 24 hours along the Atlan-
The
:‘t'itmtlt‘ coast. but is falling in the in-
tcrior.
WEATHER
A YEAR AGO
TODAYu
'l'vmlwrature: High. “flow.
Fil't‘
m
The local police have been notified
at.
.n.
SHOES
Manson Last“
Worth “.50..
Ready for You
Tomorrow
You know
what they are.
llest for wea ;
for comfort.
for looks.
S t n t‘ it up
with two or
more pairs at
this extraordi-
nary pricel—
WE ADVISE l'Ol' 'l'O lll'Y‘
YOI'R lll'lilil'lli BOOTS NOW'
The l' S. ‘ili\l'l‘l‘vlllt.ll has lfliulli
o- rlliltl' ntt'trtt' .1 all llttltln-r
m: {.tt-totlt-s uttti tut-es Villi s- on
«in iliflll
allot) lint-c liools....“.45
$7.50 Storm him: .3.
Roots .............. $5.90
.n‘s“ .-
hold goods from his former resilience COMFORTABLES. BLANKETS “The W. C. T. U. will meet tomorrow retrieved. Steel rallyinc i H points-
atternoon‘ with hits. i. E. Meeker, at
her home, 58 Franklin avenue. at 2:30.
All Saints‘ Day. at Trinity church,
will be held at 10 o‘clock. tomorrow
13074 Conn. it is described as heintz; A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT morning, and will consist of morning
prayer and Holy Communion.
The Republican Tolwn committee has
placed the name of Attorney Leo Da-
vis on the Republican ticket. Attotn
ney Davis 'will run for justice of the
peace, replacin‘Louls St. J. Kceler.
The members of the executive and
other committees oi the United War
Work Campaign will this this evening
at the Mahackemo Hotel, at 8 o‘clock.
This is a very urgent call and the
members of all committees are
quested to be present.
Judge Nehemiah Candee is in Hart-
ford. this afternoon. where he is at-
tending a meeting of the Republican
State Central committee, in the Allyn
House. Judge Candee ls‘httending by
proxy for Edmund E. Ct'owerchainmnn
of the Republican Town contmittee.
|
Mrs. ll. W. Shriver of Meadow street
received a letter front her son, George
E. Shriver, saying he arrived safely
over—sells and was in the best of
health, and would like to hear front
'5 his friends. is address is: Private
; George E. Sllrircr. Base Hospital, No.
847. A. P. 0. No. 909. France.
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‘TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 1"‘30 n. in. ~ Furth-
er heavy selling of popular issues at.
tended the It the openina oi toniav‘s
at cut
prices. For Ext"
railroad Special
men. sur- Just Arrived.
WW”. for Men Will
t‘Wlflflll Tender Feet
workers. Prof.
collectors. letter carriers Richard-
chaufteurs. military men. .,
ctr. Made of heavy Irrela '0“ 3
call leather. glib water- $7.50 AI’CII
tight bellows ante. don-
. hie sole through to 3::po"
“— hccl. weited and stitched 0..
50""0 “In or blu‘y 1|" . Mt‘ll‘lf tEhrl‘l‘iklio'il'lilrt;
sizes. lT'ii.‘ “Witsmfla
I | 57-50 High Cut E;.':'.:‘."*.':......‘.'.. in
Boots. . . . 55-90 , ! Inor of there.
Working
Outdoors
A wonder-
fnl opportu-
nity to buy
these boots
. ‘ "lll' price——
$|0.00 High Cut Boots. . 57.50 !$4 9
$|5 and $l8 High Cut Boots 25101 .
34-9.0
For men, llulit like the (not, more actually c -
forming: to the shape of the fool than any 0th r
yl‘lliillflll shot-s. (lcttllitie tomror: shows Even with-
' out the tll~ili0ll soles they are lilo '\lrcme of com-
. 1— fort for sensitive feet: quirk lt‘ill" for feet that.
" smart. bin... ache or get turd. n; so value—$4.80.
SPECIAL
$7.50 Dr. Whltcomb
Cushion Sole
on
4:.—
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The following persons were admit-
WALL STREET. Noon—On tht‘ ted to the new hospii‘ yesterday for
early rebound. the-more important in treatment: George w. turgcs, West;
dustriuls and equipments comprisint port; Lizzie and Anthea Constantino.
'the war group rallied with 17. S Slew “tit: Ascension avenue; Joseph Fodor,
'and Oils also scored furlter gains, but 322 Flax Hill road: Julius Johnson. 41
mils matte an indifferent showing. Raymond street.
aside from the consistent strength of There Were no discharges and Mn
Southern Pacific. Much of the im- (lager was the on" volunteer nurse in
movement was lost in the second attendance at the institution.
hour, when fresh selling t'orcer ii. S.
Neel down ‘J points trout 1c best LEGAL ACtVlSORV BOARD.
other leaders reacting to a like extent. ~ Assignments legal Advisor Board
Before midday. however. ”9511 support from November 4th to November 9th,
was seen in Steels and other proml- inclusive:
mm iSSUt'i. the market then showing First District—Monday.
firmer tendencies all around. Joseph‘Gray, S. J. Keeler. Fred.
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.——Ship- Buckley. . .
'pings. oils, tobaccos. fertilizers and Second District—Monday.
distilling issues infused fresh activity William Griffin, Louis Beers, Robert
showing gains of 11...; to 5 points. U.
l S. Steel rose a point ceer yesterday's
' final price and rails and coppers con-
tinned to improve.
PEOPLE SHOULD BE CAREFUL.
Time to Exercise Caution and Not Get
; Influenza Germs.
i Warning against undue carelessneSs
‘during the prevailing spell of mild
weather was sounded by the local
health department this morning in an.
nouncing that the end of the epidemic
in Nor-walk is nearly in sight. Twen-
ty new cases were reported to Health
()tilcer Dr. William J. Tracey, and
three deaths were made known.
' The names of the three who suc-
. climbed to the disease are Mitts (‘hur
lrtia Augusta Fallon. Madison street:
l,‘irs. Sarah B. Webb. East avenue;
and a young baby from \"estmrt w‘to
(“Mi 3' the Norwalk insulin“.
The pros-rm damp. cloudy weather
re- and strength to the market at midday, Silcox.
First District—Wednesday.
Leo Davis, N. Candee, John A. Mills,
Lawrence Pauline.
Second District—Wednesday.
William F. Tammany, lra 0. Greg~
cry. C. Williamson. Maurice Nutting.
Final. District—Thursday.
H. R. Smith_ N. Benedict, E. J. Quin-
lan, Louis Goldschmidt.
Second District—Thursday.
Philip Costellano, B. J. Reynolds, Al-
bert Pohlman, William Grimn, Loam
Beers.
First District—Friday.
J. T. Dunbar, Joseph Gray, N. Can-
dee, J. A. Mills. ,
Second District—Friday.
0. Clark. Albert Pohiman. Joseph
lMackay, Geo. \‘osburxh, Joseph Tar
or.
First District-Saturday.
Judge Lockwood. l. 0. Gregory. B.
J. Keelcr. J. 'i‘. Hubboll.
M Motrin—Oahu”.
John Cato. N. Fahd”, Joseph Lill-
that a Bill": Sis.
was - stolen from
sit-«k Market. 1'. 8. Steel bearing the u send aria weather. but this- I've" toilet-.1. 1. Ounce. (‘. Wuhan-ca.
‘Il'lt‘ifirm laet niutu. It bore the
stark Cm. KW“.
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fill. insurance policies as! other valu-
brum of the inert-meat at a decline do” Ml'euhiect one to influence
of a tam traction. man trade talla- Anyone In apt to he carries. and I”
also started. Canadian Pacific but" « at Hilton! the proper true and in
Items.
So‘m
The (rs-int boat Palate. of th-
xuull mt». can! to the mm
inch early this m which in the
have
two paint!- The!- Winn; were
III-Ind by a fire who flu-r bun
Ivan Matt-um and mm or coo
tat-u pain:- tofiariu mm.
mm ”if!“
has “it
.hd‘
tannin-as
"tremor-- I” chilled and to but
treaties-uni insuring the am.- v‘ in
tho-tr Ion
Abolish] in" every I“
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also. hcoa- Mae 0”
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