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LABOR DAV SENTINEL. ‘
The Sentinel will he Issued Labor
Day, next Monday. as a morning
Nimr- ;
Charles Drew. delivery clerk for
Harold F. Clatk the butcher Is ill at
his home on Marshall street.
Marshal and Everett Fees. or
‘Bridgeapr. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Who. of Union Park
Miss Georgia (‘Iluton and Mrs. Clar»
riaaa B, Batten. of, South Norwalk. are
sptanding it few day's Ill Daubuly.
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Mrs. Henry S. Budweli. of 13 Fair-
ilold avenue, has been entertaining
Miss Laura Smith, of Milhurn N. .l
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-—School shoes. Conaeally a Bracken
Miss Ethel l’artitelee, of Norwalk. -
has been the guest of Miss Pauline B
Smith. of Milwaukee avenue. in Beth-
ei.
Miss Blossom Smith of the Nor-
waIk stone of the Rogers and Stevens
Company spent yesterday in New
York.
Judge Asa B. Woodward has return
ed to his home In Elm street. after a
stay at Adquum Lake. New llamp
shire.
Mr and hire CIliford P. Hayes. of
Washington street: have been enter
tsining Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Lundbcrg
of New Haven.
The Misses Knox of Brooklyn. who
hove been visiting the cousin. Mrs.
Asa howndes. of Woo ward avenue.
have returned hrnne.
A meeting of the Tuberculosis Dis
pensary Whist Club will be held on
Friday afternoon at the home of Miss
Elsie Friedlaader in Winnlpauk. The
2:34 trolley car from North Main
svtfieet will convey the members to
W.unlpauk
——Schoql shoes. Conneally (t Bracken
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Yesterday was the first of Septem-
ber and oysters are again in season
Some 'of the‘ local dealer‘s in fish loads
were showing this appearing brand of
sea food yesterday morning and by
the end of the week the Oysters will
be plentiful in the markets.
Lincoln Council. No. 4, 0. U. A. M..
will hold their regular meeting Friday
night. and final sail a will be taken on
the revision of th by-i.aws Every
member shougtii feel ‘t‘l big duéy l‘to lie
pentattsmeen.nn s
efingstly desired that 3each member
take an active part In the, matter.
Refreshments will be served after the
meeti ng.
A very pretty lawn fete was given
last Saturday evening on the grounds
of the home of Miss Millie Wrile mg.
by the Bettinas, an organisaton f
East End young ladies. Guests hers
present from New York South Nor~
walk. abury. Brooklyn. Milfor
and Strat' 0rd. Dancing. pm thcchi
feature of the evening. an a had
luncheon was carved. '1‘ young
ladies making up the membership of
$9 Bettinas are Miss Millie Wallenta.
lss Esther French. Miss Rebecca
Write. Miss Bertha Edward.
“£8 White. and Miss Elmira
ridgeport Standard.
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Iss
letc er.
——Schoql shoes. Conanally h Bracken
The tamper ry t stie at Sandy
Hook haslhoen dni ‘-hy Mo e
Haven road's bridge builders and
the supervision of Elite: Cruelty. it!
Danbury. ms 'bridge' supervliior. Th“:
temporary tiestle is of wooda
bullh'lilidiel. he mt: ”it “of the
Sandy Hook stat on. The work of
erodilllflrmb steel matte which is to
lrl':9‘pltitzta the tuition one will not begin
tilr ism, It being lihpoaslblé to
secure the lbrldgo steal oath that.
“In? Wltrenifif We?! t;9a1tlodis corn-
1) e t on re -
mafinléi amigo division,
the old one at nSandy l-Itlok being the
only o_ t l b teol
lit so go eat at at rift “9051.12“.
Seitier‘, Carbonic,
Saruparilla Ginger
M0 Him"! fish.
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prises' alibxto OWE;
alvd beds ms
nose lites at mafia
made.
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at work‘“
Killian,” Enamel Bods.
‘9 9 “m W
12-18 North you finest.
Par studio is Zéo‘ cost at
Mm” Business College
For a Practical Education
Books are Free. No Extras.
Enter Tuesday, Sept. 7th
Stamford
South Norwolk
The Hatch 81 Bailey Go
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
“YARD TEL. 40-2.
made In two algae of Des iaa hr.t
iaat metal and is more It amend.
Also we confidently recommend "Llnooin Roofln " for roofs and also for
flashing In place of. "Mal. Does not ntat or dosay a
l—Durlng Suvhmdr months we will close Saturdays promptly at
"OOH-
a
60 WALL STREET.
Crown
‘ seer SHOE ros save
$150 and $2.00
' noted at riea
s and any: as
bo' dolls seed.
ices and from that on up toils finest bed that is
We have some bargains In beds that will interest the closest buyer..
cilia as
0.. B. Jackson
Optician ‘
Everything in. the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE m.
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f or FOur lino com-
.nhx: W most launch
r stock out nm a great many
3 2.50 to $18.00
$12.00 to 360.00
anti-T was t
South Norwalk.‘ Conn.
i
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Port Chester
MILL TEL. 40-8.
will last a lifetime.
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NORWALK.
cage Evenin‘ Journal whose pretty
‘ Lmony. It Is one of the tired elements
Lumber andMIiiWork for Everything
from a Piggery to "at, Palace.
We would call particular attontlon to our Moulded Wooden Gutters.
moat dumbls of modern woods: will out-
; liege. All that Is necessary. he argues.
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Ballard [lilies hity editor of the cm-
sister. Lilac Gertrude apell Dunn. is on
a visit to W, while the unpleasant
Ferdinand Plulfly Earle. who claims to ‘
bu har‘“soul mate," is 91"" on the other '
side. said yesterday to the New Yorigl
Evening Kath: "My sister is not with ‘
Earle.‘ I have just renewed a letter.
fmm her in Paris, saying she was
there alone and would still for New
York September i A If?“ Injustice
. has been done my sister by tbe'reportu
that site had cloned with Eric.“
(luyon Earle. l'innoy'a eldest broth-u
or. who manages the estate of the late
general. said at his realty ofllces at
22 West Seventy- ascend street yester-
day: “le door ask me anythisl
'about Pinney or his freaks. The fan»
:in is not surprised at anything he
duel. so I dop‘t see why the pubic
should be.
“We didn‘t know he was in Europe;
we have never heard of Miss Dund'htL 1
fore and we could survive the shock of
never hearing anything about either of
them again.’
Miss Laura Gildner, an ardent young
settlement worker. who lives at 207
West mighty-sixth street, is a close
friend of both Eerie and Miss Dunn.
and was at Monroe. N. Y.. lately on a
visit while Miss Dunn was staying at
Earlc's summer place there.
She says: "By everybody who knows
them and their ideals and their beliefs,
regarded as a pure high soul unload
mating of the mind bay with nothing
earthly or sordid about It. I know that
lie. Dunn does not believe in matri-
f her being. Even if Mr. Earle should
be led to consider a marriage with her
when he is free of his present entan-
glements I know that Miss Dunn
would repel the Idea with all the
strength of her nature.
"I know where they have gone and
what names they wear. but am not at
liberty to divulge those fat-."ts
Nina Dunn copies from Chicago. is
twenty six years old. a nettlernent
quer and a soplaltst Site and Earle
are traveling. according to reports as
brother and sister.
Earle Ma boa unpleuantly mnsplc-
nous in the pddi two years First he put
aside his wife, the mother of hit tblld
because there was no true chord be
tween them. Julia Kuttner supplied
the lack of harmony and Earle pro
claimed her as his aflnity and man
ried her. Then came discord. there
were quarrels. Just the chute as be-
tyreen real human beings. and Earle
and the second' wife parted. she to sue
for divorce.
Miss Dunn now is the Ideal.
There may never be a marriage be
tween Earle and Miss Donn, according
to persons in the Monroe artist's conti.
deuce. Earle no longer believes in man
is to know that a woman is your soul
Prince
“THE STANDARD OF QUALITY”
Forms .9. RYAN
on roam
Mrs. William B. Smith,
is visiting her stator, Iii-s C. R. Jon-
nlngs, of County street. for a few days.
Miss Lucy Keith of New York. is
the guest for a fling days of Miss Mode-
lffifi‘ldagaer..fi olden avenue. Nar-
Miss Elsie Hickerson. of Weston. is
visiting Miss Addie and Samuel Cooke-
fur and Dorothy Walling. of Day
street.
Mrs Fred Osborn and children of
Ansonia. arrived Tuesday on a few
days' visit to relatives at South Nor-
watr- - . - .
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Mr. and Mrs. Chat-lost. Steele and 1
daughter Dorothy. of Ansonia.‘ have
returned homo. after a visit in South
sores. “ ' ' ‘ '
Mr and Mrs. George Birdaall oi
New, Yank. the guests of Mr. and
Mrrs (lacy; e KENNY.“ Darlen. for
a few day;
Miss Nana oahili and James Curnyn.
Who‘l‘hevo ”cumming d summer:
We"! «33.33"? as events ems no:
Miss hunt-gust Enough. of Provi~
done? her home. after
smith or who on? .. 3. Rave.-
on of '29” .L.._..._“‘“ s
Rotators are wanking on the Wil-
an
'i‘ u. will most with Mrs.
.. N M
hMillll‘
BOUT" NORWALK
—-i
C. Van Etton, of New York. has,"
moved to‘Sllvermiae.
Mrs. Frederick Whipple, of Harriet
street. Is vidtlng friends In Vales-
Nile. ‘ I.
Miss Mollie Bennett. of‘Geol‘gefown,
is a guest of Miss Katherine Hunter
In Norwalk.
Alfred Borst. of Spring street. has
secured a position with] .i.l)ollios
& Company.
Selectman and Mrs. John W. Nolan.
of’ Hartford. have been Visiting rein-
thtes In Norwalk.
Miss Edith Aumacit has returned to
her some in Wiltdn o‘fter a visit in
Silver use Suited island.
Lincoln (mugcilN 0rd9r 0‘1
United Alder on Mechanics wli‘lhol
a regular tn'e‘dting on filthy evening:
Win.
-—school shoes. 00an a Bracken
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Mia‘s Margaret cavanagge" ret riled
to tier has. ih' miidfn era
visit. with hol' brother P. B. Cavansgh
of Well. street. Not-walk-
Attorney aa'd Mrs. Thomas F. Colo.
who have bad" mitmg' Mr. and Mrs:
James N]. Cold. of Havlland Itreot.
started yesterday for their home in
'South send, Ind.
on. Silvarmine'. baseball team have
'3?” ‘3'er ext ‘2: laughs: ”at
n e
rd'y and we ob Mixi- 531333
minutes will be“ with the New
rm!
t mate and you simply link your souls
t
.1 sides he believes that art can roach
‘l
' members of the Sunrise club.
n Earle had eyes only for Miss Dunn.
without the foolish marriage tie. Be
Earle and Miss Dunn have known
each other only two months. They met
at. the homo of Charles Hang. the
sculptor. In Silvermine. Conn. Other
free thinkers and radicals were there.
But
May start Foundllng Homo.
They not frequently. and dually
came,to the conclusion that they were
perfect soul mates. Both are interest-
od In charitable'work. and Earle ro-
posed to ,turn his home in Monroe. N.
Y.. into a boom for foundiings.
Miss Dunn went to his house to talk
over the project and remained there
two weeks. She was chapsroned.
Mean peope in Monroe began to talk
again, and Miss Dunn's brother. Bal-
lard Dunn. a Chicago newapaper edi-
tor, came along to Monroe and stirred
up trouble for Earle by public criti-
cism of the artist. 80 Earle thought'
it would be wise to go awry from
there.
He suggested a trip to Europe to Miss
Dunn and she assented. They sailed
secretly. after Ballard Dunn had made
a hurried trip from Chicago to inter-
oept them and bog'hia do... not to
go. While abroad the soul mates are
to collaborate on a treatise on the. sex
problem. 1
. she Once Angorod Rooaavait.
> Miss Dunn has been in the limelight
before. Site is the young woman who
aroused the rage of ex- President Roose-
shit in Glenwoed Serial!- Colu three
years ago by riding her horse close to
the going away together of the two is ‘ '
PAGE ‘THR
Below are a few at the items
It:
So White hour. he yd. White Wadi:
(lomi Qiliility 5c Stock '
laces .. ............. 3o yard 50“ Walsh; """" 25°
79c Wnisls ........ ' ..... 49c
[.99. will" W‘ 56 Ed' 82.00 Walsts ........ .... 31.191
d“Just one- ml! price. for this
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$13.49 Waisis . ............ $2.19
.1 at. a
T9m9miitr .. will 1.... a white on:
White Muslin Underwear
‘Q-t 47hr: so” ,.
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Inokiortho‘
”2.00 Linen Suits ”1....“
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All other White Dresses at.
one~thlrd the regular pl‘li't‘. I
fire-'14. _
250 Drawers ..... .... ..... the '::.33 gwns .............. 81.25 Combinations ........ ”0
Stir lh‘awers .............. ”C V '0' ------------- 7.: £1.00 Combinations ....... .11.”!
79c (rowan """"""" 5‘“ 59c Combinations ....... .40.;
White Beits White Linens White 8 reads
no. ill-H5 .................. see Site when ---------- 29c yard p "
250 Ill-Its ................ 19c 43k Linen . . Si tilt Spreads ............ 700
' 7.50 hen . . '
_ 3L" .5 Spreads ............ 90¢
_ "fl “" “"‘" """"" ’3‘ V 32.00 Spreads ............ $1.401
White Sheets White Collars m...“
81:90 Slim-is .............. 39c .. , White Skirts
‘ 1‘ 2hr (ollars ...... ...lOc
bile bheets . .............. ..59€ Illic- (1‘0“qu 1129. All of our $2.00 anti $2.50 .
90c Sheets ................. 79o 31.00 (‘ollrrs ............... 49c Lluou Skirts at ..........00q‘
92 Washington South Norwalk‘
4 a“
Street Conn. ,.
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TO HAVE OUTING.
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Algonquln Indiana and the South Nor-
waik Club.
Saturday will be a great day for the;
Algonquin Indians. of Bridgeport, andg
the. members of the South Norwalki
Club. a kindred organization. for it.
marks the summer outing of these or-I
ganiaations, which is to be held ati
Steeplechase Island. There will be a
baseball game between nines repro-
sentiag both organizations. and at the
conclusion of the game there will be a
shore dinner at which some gastronom-
lcal facts are anticipated: The ball‘
game will be at the stadium.
The participants are to leave the.
Algonquin (‘lub house on State street.
Bridgeport. for Steeplechase at lziiui
sharp. Judging from the applicationsl
for tickets. the dinner will be one of
the largest held at any summer outing
of the organisation.
The South Norwalk (‘lub committee.
issued the following yesterday:
CALL 1‘0 ARMS!
Algonqttins Desire Satisfaction on the
Ball Field. 1
Game to be Played Saturday. Sept. 4.
at Steeplechase Island. ' 1
Ball players are requested to go'into
training again, while the routers are.
to pay particular attention to the train-i
lug table so that they will be in first ‘
class condition to do Justice to tho
dinner to be served at 5:30 p. m. Kind- 1
Iy notify committee how many tickets]
you desire not later than Thursday
evening.
shim
put t cru.
Take a pattern simply
down over the verse! skirt
with
at Washington Street
"5aait'tou
The secret of the \viIIou-y carriage. upon analysis.
will be found in the kind of conning—shaping with-
out rigidity—no hard lines.
go hand in hand. hmvitiiug‘ the corset Is the proper
tom to accommodate various heights of forms and
“iii look quite as though site were in a vise. btlt take ‘
a pattern that ts graded from the uaist to the top and
and you have the correct corset model.
Such shapes are REDFERN Corsets, boned with
‘ thc purest Arctic witalcimttc and made of resilient fa-
brics. ornate in lingerie trimming mode and equipped
“Steal-tin“
Rubber Button Kass Supporters
is so to, sits. on s... Yatr ”
N. S. Noah Q's.
Suuguess with ‘irecdti‘hl
chopped oil at_to_p and on
to accurately suit each size
. South News“.
Dinner $2.00 a plate.
E. W. PITCH.
S. S. JARVIS.
it). F. SMITH.
Entertainment Committee.
Take 1:21 n. in. train.
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Robert Jesolovalty Secures Twenty-two
Leta me Robert 1'. Adams.
Among the real estate sales is one
that is one one of the largest here In
some time. This is the sale of men
—— ”Genera“ debilitated for years.
Had sick headaches lacked ambition.
was worncut and all run-dawn. Bur-
doc Bl‘oo’d Bitters made me 'a well
wotaan."—Mrs. Chas. Freltoy. Moosup,
Conn. ,
to Robert Joselovsky by Robert T.
Adams.
Other sales are as follows.
DROUGHT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Sent 2.—Vei‘y lit-
tle rain has fallen in Eastern Pennsyl-
vania for several months past and the
drought which has been thereby cret
nted is In the acute stage. Crops and
pasture fields have burned up for lack
of moisture and the loss to the farm-
era has been heavy. A dispatch front
York. Pa. says that York County ls
experiencing the most serious d1 ought.
within the memory of llvingpersons.
The Schuylkill River is at the. low-
est point in its history and more. than
a thousand persons outplayed in the
mills at Manayunk, a suburb of this
city, are idle because of the scarcity
of water.
iNTENDED To 013th4 magi-E-
arl, lbt and buildings, East Norwalk.
Cogswell. lot and buildings.
Jennie K'eilogg to Peter C. Callahan.
house and lot. Holden place.
mvtsrcunrs
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MARQUETTE MONUMENT UN-
VIILED. ‘
MACKINAC [SLANR Mich, Sept. 2.
—-Pere1 Motorists-pike Jesuit mission-
ary. whose home is inseparably inter-
woven with theveurly historyqt Michi-
‘llce rscelvod a postal card through, "4’09. monument ‘0 111‘ memory. ...o
the mail today giving particulars ofi_ bronae “AIM" ”Present- ‘59 WNW
the disappearance of Adolphus “I", “WW" "9“ “N 010th“ in
Rotldeau of mg city. who had been. priestly lobes. Justice William I}.
(In premarital its!!! lust as it was
lag photographed and getting into
onicturp.
.Mr. Nooaovslt. incensed ordered the
. . , 1 a9. 91‘:
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{intended to drown him-oi: in the 051.30! Mutations College. at Milwauh‘ee.
missing since Tuesday. 1.11:ch con-i W -°i ".18 United tit-tel Seamus
tains the information that notldéao 00%. M liar tether Cranium
necticut river and tellswwlt
can he found “Rafi
r9 his body delivered addr
boo . wise—w, . .,
hid health. _,
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BUVS MEADOEW STREET PROP? '
ty-two building lots in Meadow street. ’
Robert Joselovslry to Station Blan- '
Anna M. Cogsweli to Morris N. '
gan and the Great Lakes. was bonar- 1
alarmist) Sept. 2.-'rnet1oca1n9 . °il ventricle! in the “Mellie! or e
Don't buy a lounge simply
it looks Pretty. Eldon it “41W
Springs—Press it :drmly In.
hand all over it and see they“.
and uniformly packed Midi .
"apriuglhess" is spread over t'ud
hurfaco. ‘ nudge the duality of that
‘erlng of course but don't [walla
rings. 0n them the M19 911
lounge will depend, Come .herw'.
we‘ II show. you the. best ever _
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niaritiito Sent 2.—-J'.
gualt a colored dentist wsaot‘fii g.
Ia‘ the" notice court today chi - . ‘ .
assault with intent to 1"th
hdld for a hearing under
.500. During a dispute on
ctr-oat last all". John ~
Wit . 1 “i“
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