V we held yesterday after-
"t‘ «the W Md Boeiety at
m Avenue M. E. church. .’
man or Mrs. Albert Bella of Van
' street. will be glad to learn of
continued improvements at the
her mother in Greens Farms.
‘ tractor fret! Hawkins is mak-
W‘considerablo 'headway with the
'0: rep to the ,old Town
on Mill fiill. First district.
‘‘32-. Robert B. Foote is enter-
. ‘ . ng the mem rs of the Woman's
ry of Christ church at the rec-
‘ identifier the church this afternoon for
regular meeting.
{rim lighthbuse tender Pansy was at
N'Norwalk Light yesterday putting
items of the winter supplies. Or.
' ' oi the Pansy was working
wad Bridgeport harbor.
;1'he house at 43 Van Zandt street
“#5“ been receiving attention at the
pleads pf carpenters who have added.
" “extension to the roof and who have
m the roof several feet to make
- m'rooms in the attic.
1s
- After spending several days with his
L brothermi‘atrolman John Roberts of
' ile'ynolds street; Wm. Roberts of Pitts-
r1,“
‘ field. Mass" loft yesterday for Orlan-
. do, Fla.. where he is to spend the win-
ter months. .
3‘The work of constructing dikes to
hold the fill that is to be pumped in
on; the Calf Pasture beach property
is going romard. and it is expected
that the pumping Operations will be-
gin in a. short time.
.«r
Q The annual fair of the Mayflower
'Hook and Ladder Company opens on
laturday evening October 7th, at
9 Community Hall. and will continue for
one week, closing on Monday. the
filth.
" Fishermen who were out yesterday.
on harbor, rrpor‘. that mackerel are
beginning to bite. and to hite especial—
ly well off Southpon. (me man was
out for snappers yesterday and caught
about two dozen mackerel. in addition
' to about a. dozen shoppers.
; Springfield, Mass.
honored at the conference by being
' ifole, that of Mrs. Wiggs.
. The first meeting of the season of
the "Watch Your Stitch Club" was
held yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
Alfred Warnock 1:1 “'infield street.
All but three members were present.
Refreshments were served in a prettio
h decorated dining room. The next
meeting will be held Wednesday.
October 18. with Mrs. Charles Baker.
186 Main street. First District.
' Rev. and Mrs. li‘. L. Piper. together
with Mrs. Arthur Ainsworlh and S. Vv’.
Velsor; returned last night after at-
tending the two-day annual confer-
ence of the Connecticut and W’estern
Manchusetts Advent church at
Rev. Mr- Piper
appointed chairman of the ministerial
committee or the conference and also
fraternal deelgatc to the Hoosick Val-
ley conference to be held on Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week.
J 1w WA YTON
_ Captain John L'Hommedicu is ill
It his home in Crockett street.
VMrs. Earle Thames, of Rowayton
Ironing. has returned from a visit with
her brother. Dr. Howard Stevens. in
New Milford. Conn.
man a: walla-TON
Mlss mm Held is sick at the home
at Mrs. Mnllcttc. on Maple avenue.
Miss ltuth Bronchcr. is working at
lb. Review ofllcc, [or several days.
' Officer and Mrs. Ernest L. Grout
Find Officer and Mrs. Charles L. Smith, '
invent to the Danbury Fair. yesterday.
7, Constable Clarence H. Scofield did
We duty, yesterday in place of
male omcer Ernest L. Groat, who
”tended the Danbury Fair. '
Many other Dnrienites were present
at the Fair, among them being: Town
Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt. George Mill-
spaugh. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry ~
“Mt, Jr. ,
LThe many friends at Phillip
firencher. of Railroad avenue. are
congratulating him. on his approach-
lng manage. Mr. Brencher will take
hybrids a week from today.
‘A. cottage meeting was held last
owning. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Pulls. of Noroton avenue and
'Middlesex Road. The meeting was
pulled to order at 8 o'clock.
Tonight. the play. "Mrs. Wiggs or
theCabbage Patch," will be presented
, st the Methodist,Episcopal church.
In. Mullins will take the leading
“ The play
3n! begin at 8 o’clock. .
"3:. and Mrs. C. E. Scofleld, who
‘vs been spending the past two
_'onths at the Darien Colony. at Orr‘s
round. Maine. returned to their
_ s, on LoRoy avenue. today. The
”fields were the last of the local
pic at the Colony.
large number of Duties people
'taking in" the Danbuy Fair. this
. ’ So far the weather has been
lug best ever. and large crowds are re-
Many out of town -'persons ,
are seen motoring through this piece.
route to the fair. ' The Overland '
as ”able at Forest Bteet. New c.-
, have a booth at the fair. ’whcre
styles of their car are being
sits on the Westport road.
er. audits-3.10:9. A 9‘
tertained guests t, dinner
—__——-d 4 , 1.5:? > .
Mr. and Mrs. ueorgo Boyd have re—
turned from an estended trip to
France and other counties.
9 533. u
"7 ester Guthrie has been tran er-
the Modern Grocery to East
Mr. and mmmm. Schede and um.
zly have moved into their new home.‘
on Grove street. ‘Darien: , . '
' Mr. ahd Mrs. St. John and daughter
are occupying the home oi! Miss Ann
Sutherland for the winter months.
w. 1. Mother has a cameo: car-
penters making repairs to theNorth
residence, formerly the Edwin John- red from .
son place. Norwalk, and Mrrmht has taken his .
place in the loco-l store. ' =
A meeting of the West Nor-walk
Chapel Amociation for the purpose of
electing oflicers and transacting any
other businea that may roperly come
.efors the meeting will 9 held in the
chaos} on Monday. October 9. at 7:30.
by order of the, president. Fred R.
Emerson is acting clerk.
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'PHARMACY “EXAM?"
HELD AT CAPITOL.
HARTFORD. Oct. 5.—Examinations
for seventyJive applicants for as.
sistant pharmacicts’ licenses were
conducted yesterday morning at the
Capitol by the State Pharmacy Board.
Several women were among the can-
didates. The exams were held in the
Hal of the House of Representatives.
Written examinations for registered
pharmacists were held at the Capitol
several weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thomson and
daughter have returned to the city
after spending the summer at their
cottage on the Ridgefleld road. s
A brown leather dog collar." brass
studded and bearing license tax No.
65689. was lost’inWilton on my.
Will the finder please return the tag
to the post oirics.
. a -
Mrs. Frank Marble of North :Wil-
ton gave a tea. last Wednesday after-
noon. to introduce her Hone. who will
make her home in that locality.
Comstook. Mrs. Thompson.
George Weston and Miss Rundel.
-—A.dvertise in the Sentinel for th
'YOU WANT TO KNOW IT
If there’s any way of saving money on your Fell Shoes, you want
to know it._ There is a way. A safe, euro way of getting footwear of
excellent quality at a reasonably low price.
-- YOU GET BOTH IN .—
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN’S FOOTWEAR _
They Are Economical When You Consider How Long They Last
451"“; W. 41"};
AND AUTO ACCESSORIES
BEING CLOSED OUT AT COST
}' Must Have the Room for Sporting Goods.
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MEETS EVERY COOKING NEED.
_Be the help few or many in number, the most helpful
hand in the kitchen is the range, providing it’s an up-to-dute
GlenwOod which lessens work, saves fuel and makes necessary
duties as real pleasure.
Priced From $39.00 and up.
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VERY CHARMING
surroudings, perfect food, perfect ser-
vice and moderate charges snake it
very pleasent for ladies to lunch here.
special dishes every da
much below therpusual 11-13;?“ ‘L "
ladies I:
' military
And we cater to them especially in ~ .
New slice beauty
old shoe comfort;
Best describes the style and luxurious case of. “Queen
Quality” shoes. Look for the name on the sole as an as—
surance of fit and worth, and wear them with all the pleas-
ure that their style afiords.
Amongst the many modds for the new season {there
are models especially suited to you.
Patent colt one
strap oxford. .,
A particularly smart mod-
:el shown in black kid also—
Zboth with LaPaix Junior
{French heels. '
A model you will admire
for its beauty and enjoy for
its perfect fit and flexibfli ,,
iPrice $8.
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Low shoes at
a low price - $4.85 .
Some of the, fast selling styles which can not be dupli-
cated qulckly in which the sizes are more or less broken——
that is not all sizes here in every style but in the entire lot
you’ll find a high grade shoe to your liking in your own
'parti'li ] . . ..
In the lot are Patent leather one shop pumps with
heels and flat heels—black kid one strap pumps
in military and French heels—Brown kid three strap
Bumps with French heel—and one strap with military
eel—Black and brown kid lace oxfords with Cuban, and
military heels—~brown and Norwegian calf oxfords with
military heels and brown calf laced oxfords with low heels.
_ All desirable styles tram our regular stock that. have
sold from $6. to $8. . To quickly close them out $4.85.
‘ , Main floor rear.
“Be . sure i to get
your Congoleum‘.
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7 Congoleum week ends‘ Saturday, Get. 7th, and these
are _spec1al pneesat which you may purchase up to the
closmg hour on Saturday: '
Gold Seal Congoleum art rugs-—
6x 9 feet—4'33 7,25 7%}: 9 feet—$ 9.10
9:: 9 feet—'—$IO.90 9 x101/2 feet—$12.70
9x12 feet—$14.50 3 x 9 feet—$ 1.59
41/2x9 feet—$2.50
Other sizes ranging down to 11/21:?» feet rugs—39c. '
Congoleum by the 3111— er ’ '
Yards wide—59c. y ' 9 square yard 2 and 3
Gold Seal Congoleum squares— I '
g 6 x 9 feet—$3.55 9x12 feet—35 7 10 ~
71/21: 9 feet—$4.45 9x15‘feet—s 8.85
2...??? fact—$6.33,, h , 9x18 feet—$10.60 »
pa ems es" .d wood and' l ‘ '
carpet designs. ’ ', 7 ’ ill- " ' 1 rollovers and
Third floor“ rsru- '
Art ’of ‘selectit'm
handmaid of economy.
By‘ all means wear a hat that Iii-fly interprets 1‘};
mode, but be carefill—sometimes the'mode is very exact,
ing and if not modified unbecoming. That hat you seal
longest is the hat that looks best. '
The selection of hats that fully represent the mat
of the moment and withal to have. the wearability so essen.
tial to smart dressing is the predominating feature of cm
Fall showing. Style there is a-plenty together with mate
rials rich in texture and color. Novel trimmings air 7
touches that will delight you.
one of the feature. 5 with us is that we have seam
the exclusive rights to the Fashion Hat weekly style ser-
I
ideas developed both in Paris and in New York. ’
You acre-cordially invited to inspect the new showing
um: M~m
Toilet goods .
Hereisalistofthosewelllmownprepamfiantflial
will interest you: ,
Lady Mary extract (balm—$1.41 mag small size
bottle 47c; large bottle $1.41.
Lady Mary toflet water, 94c.
Lady Mary talcum, 476.
Lady Mary cold cream, 47c.
Lady Mary vanishing cream, 47c,
Lady Mary sachet (bulk): $1.18 ounce; bottle $118.
Lady Mary brilliantine, solid, 71c, Soap, 23c cake, ‘
650 box. Bath salt, 94c.
. Lady Mary face powder
for 47c.
museum
Enjoy Autumn rides
on a new Columbia. 9
mind of the cycle fan for a long time—they have actuallv
’held that high place by virtue of the materials and
methods employedin the making.
They are all equipped with new departure coaster
brake; Pearson heavy saddle, Fisk cord tires. The colors
with, gold stripe.
Columbia bicycles new price $37.50. .
Superb and arch bar models $39.
—. Our own “Lion” wheels are equipped with the same
brakes, tires, etc, and come in red or black frames with
gold stripes.
Lion wheels are now $32.50.
Arch bar models are $34.
7 Any of these styles of high grade bicycles may be
purchased on the deferred ppayment plan if you. so desire.
Fourth. floor front.
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. MALT AND Hops,
m nous anew me.
We carry Only the most reliable brands. Rose Brew. Pabst
53m Ribbon » Puserf , Buckeye.
» = Depend Mappers—Stone Creeks in various sizes.
vice. Each Week there is sent to us shipments of thalatesi 4%; /
‘ “Lady Mary”
831d rouge. Special~boili
Columbia bicycles have held the supreme place in the ‘
of frames are Berkshire blue, with gold stripe or black ’
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