m.
until
“gt
aims
—¢itol’b it» ids dense .
Ity Billion? Residence
TILIP : 9N!
eAr Marita Tutsi.
v
The v over, The
Evening Sentinel a urday,’ will
go to press at the usual time as on
other days of the weelt, 2: 15 p. to.
Mrs. .l. w. Stlldwell has returned
from Worcestsi' Massachusetts, where
she visited her brother the Rev. A.
B. Pilrdy, who is seriously ill
Clarence town. of 26 Elm Grove
ltreet. Is enjoying» vocation trip to'
glagara Falls and later will visit
rand Gorge and the Catskills
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan 8 Bennett of
Southwiok. saacbs‘sstts have been
visiting Mrs. uthwick‘s mother. Mrs.
Sophia Lindaberg. of Ivy Place.
Attorney Louis Sennanberg, of New
York, was a recent visitor with Mr
and MraJ. W at well. He has Just
returned from an ropenn trip.
The election of three trustees will 12.18 North Mill] Street.
9 held in class room No.1 at
rll. M. E Church on Monday, Sehp-
lumber, 13.
P. m.
The Wednesday night dances at the ‘
ountry Club have now been given up
or the season. “the Saturday night
dances will be given for an indenn-
ite period.
Citation T. Peach, of Danbury. torm-
eriy of this city. who was soelsiist ran-
didate for governor last year. was
among the speakers at a sociallstic
mass meeting held at Seaside Park, in'
Bridgeport. Monday.
Tomorrow evening at 7: 15 the regu-
lar :prayer and. praise meeting of the
Fl t.M in Church will us hold. The
pa r will be present to lead the ser-
vic There will be special musical
attrll oils. _
21's
w" anyone wants to see how the
is progressing on the new Cole
but
to get a boat amigo-domino thrus-
er to watch as the gate in the high
board fence in front the. workhad
a pddloclt on it big sno'ugh' for a chun-
ty jail.
._._._..._......
The ladies of the rst M. E. Church
are most cordially nvlted to attend a
thiluble tea to be held in the lecture
mo of the church thig afternoon at 3
o'cl Mrs. J. M Van Blunk from
Africa. will give .an address. Miss
Emmal'allon wlilvrsclte. 'Special mu
sic and refreshments.
A checking account with The South
Norwnllr. Trust Company will relieve
.you of the ddfigei‘ of carrying your
Inohsy About with you, and furnish a
convenient method of settling your. ac-
counts. You will be surprised how
much can be awed in bothdime and
money by depositing your cash and
paying your bills by check.
_7‘-‘—'T—-
Vscdtion and travel. was very heavy
Ila r bay and yesterday on the New
.New Haven and Hartlord Rail-
road many of the trains running in
several sections. The depots were ill-
lea yem'rdsir with names validation
trains to, bear rtbfm align 0n. [labor
D3: one train rout ton to New
k 'au'd due to unborn"; the‘ latter
city at 10 p m. was in six sections.
Mrs. Fred Ec erman d daughter
Theresa and grdk’lidsods' ward. Mrs.-
Wllliam Wet roth Emile and ,
two d‘sughtsrslil3 Aiiris a‘nllfina andld
and Mrs. John Murphy. all of West
Hobokon. N. 1.. were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John J. .Snsl
tard owns. .st Retou- P t on
Day party ca
Hobokwee‘dtln ~llt s I” tdalnugrm Sea .Gull.:
Emaills iteroth is connegiegdh1 with the
No York
nephew of ii“ Snellbséh‘, retired llsu~
tenap igfiktfiwiw 0! Ndill
York?
past. few
gills w
and ,Mrsy,8lifl.l§
days, no” :aIso the
guest 0n Quilting"? of'll alleli-
8 l‘
a“ ”I 'E' Mail?“ filth br.
lfa litters v le.N c.
biliary: hilartii-"is Holster
ill‘Nr Snell
‘lA. J. Collins
Polls open from it to 292
and Lauder block he .would have .
ck. of Quinv '
W322 ,
_ .2oo wumsd‘rlil srp’altr & i’
. *1?!
‘ i9 ppumlfiGRAN. SUQAR for
. rerun :e
I Yes. this Is the
antennoor Mattress you
“have heard of and seen advertised
Laminar years. The one that’ I; built of
.cightintcrlscingflstsrmoor sheets, which aim
being [land-loin" and sewed ‘within the tick is
ready for you to sleep on for the rest of your, life
and then bequeath to your beige. There is one
‘ record of three generations sleeping on tilt
same Ostcrmoor. It has been In satisfactory
use {Or fifty-two years and that is a pretty good "
:2 record for durability—itn’t it?
Come in and let us show
you the Ostemoor
and explain why' It is proof tgainst dust. moisture, and vermin
‘2' f and never needs any renovation but a sun bath. Our stock
will enable you to cxantine and test before you buy.
Funeral Directors and Emballners.
South ’Norwallt. Conn.
IF YOU WANT A
Profitable Investment~A Money-
Getting Education
A Course of Study at
M915. Business College
Will Solve the Problem
3d Enrollment Day. Monday. September 1361
Books and Stationery Free
- 111.11.. mm. Pinups
Stamford . Port Chester
,..
The Hatch 8: Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
MILL TEL. «.5.
Lumber and MIII Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call psrtlcular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters,
load. In two sizes of Douglas fir. the most durable of modern roads: will out
last metal and is more ornamental.
‘ Also we confidently recommend “Lincoln Roofing" tor roofs and also for
flashing in place of metal. Does not rust or decay and will last a lifetime.
N. Ia—During Bummer months we will close Cami-days promptly at
noon. 1 \
isosth Norwnlk
YARD TEL. 46-2.
m
" O. B. J «Mon:
'1; Everythinginlthe Optical . Line.
Eyes Examined Free
suction? .
gas wsu’. eraig'r. nonwALK.
«r11 mammogram/9v .
- ~ - ~ 9
Propose 1T0 2 But We Have
Will: ' ' 335 “We‘ll“
q s ,
Fol-“Nothing Children‘s Shoes
AT THE LOWEST PRlCEB YOU EVER UAW,
car. In LINE.
THN2£vras 139113.113. ..
Q ‘2 Foam“ .,
- .etvr was.“ ad Man m1; s‘uu‘fil «‘l’
2.TOJL'ETSOAP,aboa..........181i“
ican statesmah. use
old new mew newline-1m
came to the «In... dusty old het-
tle waa carefully opened by the ser-
vanl and passed to the host Taking
the bottle. is Iliad Webster's glass.
and handed it to him. Then. pour-
_'ing out another for himself, he held
it to the light and said:
'I
l
i
{ mud. a careful
. 63" 'thaladd the interest to the
P
‘ “How do you like it. Mr. Wei»
Ila; !"
“i think it is a due specimen of
old port. "
"Now. can you gins what it cost
me!" «had the hut.
“luraiy sot." said. Webster.
only R110! that.“ excellent."
“W311. now. i tell you. for Ir
ate the other'
a“
rice. 1 ilild that it costa ms the
‘ sun of. mi ave stumps: pol- glass.”
1150006 gracious! You don't an!
aoi'l .oried 'prstar. And , then.
11qu his lists. an I biosrsuhst,
In Presented it again. with the ro-
: marit:
l
i
I
l
i
l
land:
2.“!
“Fill it up again as quick as you
can; for want, to stop that con-
founded interest.
lockup.
The following telephone conversa-
tlon is reported to hays been heard
between a certain well known young
tinnnoier and h society woman whose
functions are considered somewhat
boring: .-
"ls this Mr. ---—-‘l"
“Y“ I!
“This is lira. m. Won't you
give us the pleasure of your ,com-
pany at dinner on Monday!"
"i'm so sorry. Mrs. but i
have a. partial engagement for lon-
day. "
"can you com! Tuesday. then?"
"Why. it is most unfortunate.
but i have a partial engagement for
Tuesday also." ,
"Well. howtabout Wednesday?"
”0h. hang it! ill come Monday."
-—Harper's Woo ee.ltly
lie Won the “st.
A hotel proprietor in Baltimore
tells an amusing story. in which the
main ilgura is an old gentleman wsu
.kllown tothp wallets, in the hotels
,of the - Momma ; City
inversion lo. the ." living" system.
for his
-an evening 1 a old gentleman.
‘having finished his dinner. was pre-
paring to leave the hotel when the
duty“ who hank-dry“ him bowed
maids-e amass very much.
“What. the dense are you thank-
1 ms for?" anstilv demanded the
fa 9w. “1 haven}, glyen you any-
ill
t'l jest it. boll." respondod
the waiter. "i bet Not 10 nm canes
.dat you woulda I my me. “ .
~r
. ~uVflETr ,
g.
.4
’v
I
. i
If
l
i
.ss...-:...--done.%% “t
10'.
it,
‘-.. {l W
WI” News... .
. III a’osstsis All» molars tit-tori-
noon a "it
old son dwindling" mind. When he
was first taken in to see the new ar-
rival. he still-“lined:
"0h. mamma; it hasn't any teeth!
0h. momma. it-haau't any hair!"
,Thsn. elasping' his 'hands in de-
spair. he cried: “Somebody baa
done us! it's an‘ old baby."—-Philw-
dolphin Public Ladder. ‘
moon I'osl'rwa.
Arth Miss Piait'on really
much a‘ wonderfully perfect French
mall. . .
Ruthf—Ohlv'dear may you.” Why.
I the French themselves can anomaly
2 understand her. .
You bigot Trouble.
I “Wishflou masts trouble in do big
midi Brother William. "do
has this‘ you his do is her climb a
I” 1‘12?" L 2 »
"But—s' pose a». hurricane. comes
'long on blows do it” i
: "la dst cm.” said
llama. "Providence may”
[\r‘t.
ordegit
l dat do tree will has”?
' knock him all ways feqfi
4
Atlanta Constitution.
’ me‘m
up. soul.l
l
2mg?!“ ”'9 spigot“ to his do-
it
{.Dlt ”"Pannny iiils l
more!
went out
“IV“M W ’l ,2le will”!!!
uh 'thweatsesdm dis leave me one
oraiag when 1 ball all owe-sod.-
l
i . .
but I‘-
Daniel m; til MP” AIMJ“ : I b
“I“. Nil. 5'
sun’s 0? y'all lone]?
Mimi
illilllllll ill 32
. illll Willi. lil’
Two ol Them Passed at Hillmaa
Bros. Siorc. Bridgeport. Today
«Nil-:1.
BRIDGEPORT, Sept. 8.-—A ilashily
diesseil stranger. cluimlng to come
from Ansonln. passed two counterfeit
two dollar bills yesterdll’ morning at
the Hillman Bros. (‘o.'s store. ill it
Rank street. it is not known how
many banks or business places have
also fallen victim to the new species
of "of! color” money. The man work-
ed his game smoothly by mnklng two
purchases at different times. The fact
that the money was not good was not
discovered, according to u member of
the firm until it was taken for deposit
at the Fun Bridgeport National bank.
After the matter was reported It.
the police. other cashiers in the cltys
banks were anxious to obtain a de-
scription of the bills that they might
gunld their patrons against them.
At the First National bask. how
ever. all of the tellers as well as the
cashier. claimed that the matter had
not, been brought to their attention.
President Thomas B. Del-lorest snld
.thni it had not been reported to him
and while offering to make no love»
tlgstion of the report. said that. be
doubted very much many had money
had come into the bank and been dis-
covered to be such.
The Hillman brothers said yesterday
afternoon that the money was held up
at the haul: and that they had left
the bills .thére“ in the meantime the
cashiers of the other banks. having
no descriptiOn or the bills. are closely
watching all that come into their
hands. The police state that they
have been given no description of the
money. ' .
Ghlldron Cry
roll rtrrollrlt's
c ASTOR IA
NEW 4EROIY STRIKE.
Adjustmapts May Depend 0n Action
of Conuetts.
The Newark News of Saturday even-
ing said:
By reason of absence from the
county for over Labor Day of several
hat manufacturers who have been ne-
gotiating to bring about a settlement
of the strike, up new developments in
the situation were reported today.
The principal bone of contention
mow concerns. the stipulation that the
ernployers discharge all their non-un-v
their places. All of the manufactun
era are oposed to this and feel that
the strikebreukers who have been at
work since the strike began should be
protected. .
that. these employee be taken into the
union and that arrangements (or this
bhvs been embodied in the negotia'
ot the unionists to admit the non-um
ion men into their ranks if the latter
2 would ‘pay dues for the time the strike
has ‘been in progress. This require-
ment will alsovbo com polled from those
former unionists who refused to join
the strike at the time it was caled.
and whom the strikers have voted to
reinstate in the event of a settlement
‘lllugene V. Connett,.of the E. V. Con.
nett, & 00.. who is taking. the lead.
along with the No Name Hat Company
of Orange, toward forcing an adjust‘
menus/eat away last night. it was
explplned that if the Councils andrtbe
No Name Hat Company officials adjust
their differences with the union the
rest of the manufacturers will be obli-
god to followsttlt. At the time of
the conferences with Governor Fort
it. was asmlmuthoritatlvely announced
that. missile V..»Conpstt. of the‘ Gas;
nott company, was the leading splat:
in the movement to bring about a s
tlement through -the State Executive
Mr. .connstt subsequently insisted his
atntltudefig toward the .stljlke remained.
II c
' and? at John A. Monti, of the
United Hatters North America "said
that he know an recent "collferlmcaai
betwa the many ftupac ”Mr“
pett'segcil‘pthk Orangqo "an gill!
«bed he not know Wollm signi dance
Ithe meeting had Mr. M lauded that
he did not know wbeth in settlement
was immanent or not.
CANDIDAT‘uzm FOR .DRUGOISTG
mHARTmRnrilwtsa .dlerhB. Sim.“
gig-a. ‘pf Bharya danar‘iistsaaiolluing It:
a or ru 11 cans s a 2
«3251161 ' 5.501 3
Ills candi-
dstds is a colored-"girl, . .
2qu 2
ion workmen and put union men in.“
it is understood they have suggested .
tlous for a settlement It was stated .,
there was an inclination on the, part. . ._
‘ ducements
105: ‘ $1.139. .
Flannel Blankets
7 1-21: yd. 9.81:1“ ‘
All New Patterns. “-4. Gray Only.
H t [J‘s r13. ‘ Llrtiiliw
Q .
‘ 256 Silk Gloves
. WindOWI Shades ‘ 50c. Gloves ................. 390
i 196 030“ A ”(50 Gloves . ................ 556
All Colors. $1.00 Gloves ...... . ........ 19¢
501:
Chain Purses
291: each
Sheets
813190 Hood Muslin.
d9c each
, $2.00
WaiSls
$1.00
One-lllllf Price.
50c f
Blouses
39c
50c
Silk Elaslic Belts
29c ‘
50c
Corsets
" 39c
MlNTZfSW-i’w“
\
92 Washington
Street
The Littlé Things
in corset (obstruction are important—chief of all is the and» matchi
the seams. in order that there may be no variation from the also into
in every detail ‘Redfern" models. under the cloaést scrutiny, reveal only
careful walk. made to a high standard
These corset: are boned throughout with the purest Arctic whalebohe.
mnudsd sud tipped with
ing through the fabric. .
All metal parts of the hose supporters. clasps and eyelets are gum. '
teed rustproof.
Prices range from ”.5010 $10.00
N. E. RYAN Co.
as WASHINGTON STREET. SOUT- .
celluloid. thereby absolutely preventing punch-
- requires repairing or cleaning, W
putting in the best order by skilled
mechanics. who repair tires or reset
2 them for you. so that you will he? '
‘ lulled that you can safely use. your
2 auto, without fear that anything has
not been properly attended to. Odo
charges are as low as can be made by
. rat-class workmen. and we insists
so satisfaction to our patrons. ' '
aou'm uoawnlt. um
EVERY HOME OWNER to take" advanlde d1
:our superior facilities for installing Smitty
:Pilllllblllk, Heating Systems. Hot Water. M
.era. Repairilu Stoves, Furnaces and: out
, Orders should tin be delayed till cold limiter
sets in. Get an estimate.
Jun 1 intimation "7
WALL...
.NORWALK. 60
Ill?
We Are Givin gAway ‘
as a Pmmium with One
Pound Cons of our Sovereign Paklh
£.,
FIRM! ON‘TUQ» “Ali-I04"
;NOA1NK. 1Sept. Orv—A mat Instne
lMurmur: room of the tug F'. matimson
blew' wnt’vwhti‘sutiie. tut wallet! “Kaitlin,
Hammock Ilsml. rosters”. and he.
drowns... lllllttu Batty. was seal all.
not seriously. however. ‘it was at first
reported that the engineer had been
11112211511”.t 831$ arenas “3?"“5m in
as . molt me e option.
The lug was repaired du “libido!
aueluus Mau'qcowvlnrlou.
WATMRURY sent "'7“ a meet- ,
i "t u.“‘it~ -
“I of the flute Mush ”III
critic uheld horny
c cited "he hol
oft gasses t
"in Muscle oliollle or Wharhnryw
Wg'tw the nationals:
corona sighting-01159
saute, a edict-dd dead
or be the criminal term of1 ‘
tor. scam-1. V’lfifll’h “Mi ‘
Norwalk Chronicler