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PIANO
GIVEN
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. Get a Piano Certificate with
every purchase. it will cost ‘
you nothing.
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‘ Confectionery '
and Pastry
, 51 Washington Street.
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EVENING CENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
02-2—Newo Department
92-5—Buslness Department
44 --Branch Office, Norwaik
s90 --Edltor'e Residence
729-5—City Editor's Residence
8ATURDAY'8 CENTINEL.
The, vacation season being over, The
Evening Sentinel. next Saturday, will
go to press at the usual time, as on
other days of the week.- 2115 p. in.
Forecast for Norwaik and vicinity:
Fiili' tonight. Thursday increasing
cloudiness and warmer. Rain has
fallen during the past 24 hours on tilt
Smith Atlantic coast as far north as
Virginia. and from Texas northward to
Nebraska. An area of high pressure
is producing cool, pleasant weather in
the eastern sections. The tempera-
ture is rising in the central and west
ern sections. Conditions favor for this
\tlclnity fair weather followed on
Thursday by increasing cloudiness
with rising temperature and probably
rain liy Thursday night or Friday.
Mrs. Minnie Cliarlott. of 5 Wood
street, has been admitted to the liospi
ml for treatment.
The barge Red Star Is diacliarging
a load of stove and nut coal at the
Harris and Guns yard.
P. H. Haiigh, of Seymour avenue.
has been entertaining Frank Toomey.
ot' Stoughton, Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. .I. Brown, of
Franklin avenue. Norwaik. have gone
on a vtiaction trip to Maine.
Harry Wood who has been visiting
his brother In New Haven, has return:
ed to his iome in Norwalk.
‘Louis A s. of Westport, has been
admitted Ilt‘ Norwaik Hospital 101
treatment for fractured ankle.
Mrs. Arthur Hodshon. of Danbury
has been the guest of her sister., Mrs
llichard Dunn, in South Norwaik.
The Ferris Coal Company is deliv-
ering a cargo of crushed stone to the
Mathews residence in West avenue.
Colonel W. ll. Donahue. of Hartford.
has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs
John W. Welile, of Morgan avenue.
Mrs. Harry Goodwin, of 20 Eliza-
beth street. has been entertaining her
father, Jacob Horwitz, of Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester R Finch, of
Reed street. have had Mrs. Amy Pogr
genburgh, of New York, as their guest.
Mrs. George R. Ernst and Mr. and
Mrs. Christian Swartz. of West ave
nue. are 011 an automobile tour to Bos-
ton.
Miss Evelyn Merriweather. of the
Norwaik Library, has gone to Vir-
ginla, with her brother, to spend two
weeks.
Mr. and MIS. Frank N Ferris, of
Elm Grove. Placc. have been enlertatm
ing Mr and Mrs rrAik McNeai, of
Brooklyn.
Mrs. James Boyle and daughter Ab
hie, of Bangor Maine are guests oi
Officer and Mrs. John Tuthill, 0:“ iii!
Monroe street.
The Ferris Coal Company has re‘
ceived the contract. for furnishing the
Norwaik Hospital with coal for the en-
suing year.
Eli and Samuel Pakulskl, of Dan
Illll,\. who have 1106511 on a tour of
Europe for normal weeks, have return
an to America.
Mrs. Percy E. Ferris and son. Ed-
ward S. Ferris, of West street. are in
Boston on their way to the automobile
races at Lowell.
Miss Susie Crnlg who has been a
guest of her brother, James R. Craig
of Woodward avenue has returned
home to Boston '
Miss Helen 0' Brien has returned to
her home In Little Falls, New York.
after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John
T. Hayes, of Belden avenue.
The state convention of Unlversalist
churches of Connecticut will be held
.-in the church of the Messiah. New Ha-
ven. September iii and iii.
Pure Drugs
Camera Supplies
sateen-Powell Corporition.
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.THE‘: SOUTH
WEWRITE
,’ Tornado Insurance
TAYLOR s. GOLDEN,
TEL. 105%
74 Washington Street, south Norwaik.
Acker. Merrall & Condit' 3
Week - End Candies
29c.
Baxter’s Drug Store
ANDERSON'S H
Launch Works
Boat Frames not up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches ofi‘sll sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterShell PoinLNgrwalk
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Norwaik Vacuum Cleaning Cd.
Cleans Residences, Hatelo Public
Buildings. Dodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets.
Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur-
tains, Etc. Phone 477. Prices Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and get an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DOWNEB, Prop.
it Courtlsnd Place.
Announcement
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MISS MARGARET KERENIL
I.|.\'(ll€ll announces that having
purchased from Miss Miirtliu
Williams Alden her entire tutci‘»
est in the ELIZAIIE'I‘II MEAD
SCHOOL. she will hereafter con-
ductfllie School as sole l'iiii~
cipal.
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Elizabeth Mead School
HILLSIDE
Norwaik. Connecticut
The School will open for the Full
Term 1111 \l’ediicstlay. September 151l1.
('ollege preparatory and general
courses for older girls. Primary and
intermediate Departments. Armage-
mcnts made for meeting children who
use the trolleys and for serving a hot
luncheon.
The Vocal Department will be in
charge of Arthur Phillips. of New
York city, who will be glad to confer
with any one wishing to do vocal
work only.
MARGARET R. HIIENIIIJNGER, A, H.
The Principal may be seen at the
scthool any morning after September
it .
Harry lilandford, of sign}; ‘1. and.
’ng a few days' vacation in Norwaik.
Butler Lodge, No. 97 I. O. 0. R, will
hold :1 regular meeting this evening.
Frank Hrundnge, of Norwaik. has
made a biiet‘ visit with friends in Iietli-
el.
leorge ti. Schm-k. oi' [owe street.
has returned home from a visit in New
York.
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Mrs. Reed G, llavlland left ycstcr»
day on 11 vacation sojourn at Lake
Placid.
H. P. Dane. of Norwaik. spent yes»
tel-day with some schoolmates iii Wal-
erbury.
William I.eiiioiigelll. the wellknmva
athlete. is ill at his home in Hamilton
avenue.
Mrs. .laiiies-II. O'Reilly and children
of Jersey City, are visiting relatives in
Plymouth avenue.
Dr. Ciiasnier, the Norwaik dentist.
has signed to play in the business
men's game, with the Norwaik team.
The game In to be played on Septem-
ber IMII.
You Are in
Danger
if you carry money on
your person. Open a
checking account with
The
So. Norwaik
Trudi Co.
It will save you both
time and money.
New Views
Norwaik. South Norwaik. Belle
island. Roton Point. Roway-
ton. ’I‘oiienelie. and Darien
At COLEMAN’S
lines that we want to clean
PW
14 So. Main 81..
So. Norwaik.
you WANT to buy (1001) oats. We
them.
Proprietor
Bonnie CIIICIK Feed
Bonnie Horse t-‘eed
Homili- Dairy Feed
IloniiitI I'oiillry Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
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WILLIAM
KODAK D
49 WALL 8T.,
NORWALK.
Cutbill’s Bridge
TELEPHONE 108.
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A. F. Beckmann 8t Co.
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
School Suits
At Big Reductions
We want to save you money on your boy's school suit.
this week. Will you let us show you the splendid suits
-we are selling at big reductions? This season's broken
up quickly. and we can fit
your boys at each reduced price:—
'$8.50 SUITS.~ $2.45
$5.00 SUITS, $8.45
$8.00 SUITS, $5.45
Fall clothes. hats and furnishings are ready when you
TWO STORES:
Masonic Building.
Norwaik.
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Now Is the Time to Buy Old Oats
To those who have not purchased, we say, SEND‘TIIAT ORB-Ell.
TO US. We promise you prompt delivery, careful attention. courteous
treatment. best grain. complete satisfaction.
We take it for granted
never buy a lower grade than "we
tire willing to feed to our own horses—and we think I great deal of
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Don’t Forget a Kodak
roa LABOR DAY
WE HAVE A FULL LINE IN STOCK TO SHOW YOU.
All prices from $1.00 up
P. BEERS
EALERS. '6 80. MAIN 81',
SOUTH NORWALK.
[INN ISlANN ESNNllNPS. 50c NI.
Snapper Blues, l4c| Small Weeks, 12c l Fiatfish, 10c
Steak Cod, 12c l Mackerel, 12c
Halibut, Sword, Butterfish, Lobsters, Soft Crabs. Long and
Round Clams. Oysters. Hard Crabs.
Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
Tabs and
Coffees
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Bring your Stamp Book in Tomorrow
September 9th
AND RECEIVE ‘ ‘
10 Stamps Free
" A. r. B. & Co.
Ground has been broken for the new
residence which John N Kline Intends
to built! In East avenue. The work is
being done by St. John and Keyser.l
Miss Ida Foote will return today
from a week's vocation from her
duties In the DoKIyn store In Norwaik.
She has been spending the time In‘
New Haven.
The\81xth Company. C A. 0., will
be entertained by the Naval Rourvsi
on board the gunbo‘tI Nubian do
evening. Banknotes-1M -
mull,”
Phone 440 A. F. 13.8,: CO.
The ilrst meeting of the fall of
Washington Chapter R. A. M.. of Nor
walk. will be held tan evening at Mags
son Temple, in all street. The
Master degree will be confer
red.
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Thomas R. Lilley has brought suit
against William R. Hues for 8250. .
claiming a communion n s also!
real estate. Papers lnt e case, no
inching property of the defendant in
$tuort graham yore served, ”'13:
5! DOWN! 33mm“ a
I'll'eoase rnsbtete .th
"N‘ORWAEKT'EVENING SENTINEI‘:
Iilllli iN Nlll SIREEI.
WALI. STREET, 10:10 a. m.——Tbe
stock market opened with a steady ill-
dei-tone, although the price changes
were Irregular. An advanoeof 1 point
in Union Pacific and a fractional rally
in Southern Pacific after opening down
1A; shaped lllt‘ sentiment toward the
market. Reading advanced 1%. Dela-
ware antl Hudson 1 and New York
Central and Southern Railway '99. In-
ternational i’iiinp declined 1 and
Northwestern ~13. The dealings were
small and the changes narrow as a
rule.
WALI, STREET. ii a. in.—Harri-
man stocks sold a fraction higher be-
fore.1l1e maikei became quiet and eas-
ed off on realizing sales. This selling
wiped out the entire advance in Un-
ion Pacific and Southern Pacific. Tra~
ding as pretty much at a standstill
at it ‘clock. but the tone was easy.
WALL STREET, Noon—Rumors
got in circulation of mining bad news
from the Ilurriinan home, which car-
ried Union Pacific I14 points below
that night. Practically all the active
stocks were down a point. Very heavy
orders were executed in United States
Steel at about 78. Denial of rumors
steadied the market. but prices were
back at the lowest at noon. Bonds
were heavy.
facts of the Harrinian selling did not
wear off until the average level of pri-
ces was carried still lower. Union Pa-
t‘lfic rated 1% below yesterday's close
Southern Pacific 1% and Missouri Pa-
cltlc 2%. A later rally caused the
market to become steady and the Hnr~
rlnian shares and Reading recovered
a point.
INNS. PEINI lilll
NEH EXPlilNEIl
Plans to Start lor Nova Sasha at
First Word Irom Hus band—
Busy Answering Salutes
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SOUTH IIARPSWEI.I.. Me. Sept.
ti.—lu the absence of Commander Rob-
ert Id. Peary, the task of bearing the
honors attained by the explorer 011 his
successful quest of the north pole fell
yesterday upon his wife, who has been
spending the summer at Eagle Island,
the Peary summer estate. All day
long Mrs. Peary was the recipient of a
steady stream or telegrams and let-
ters of congratulation because of her
husband‘s achievements.
Up to this evening Mrs. Peary had
received no further message from her
husband than that which came yes-
terday, in which he announced that
his expedition had been crowned with
success. she was anxiously expecting
a second message from the explorer
which would communicate to her in
regard to her meeting hliu. Mrs.
Peary spent part of the day In mak-
ing preparations to start. for Sidney.
\'. 8., immediately upon the receipt of
further direct advices from her hus-
band. .
Miss Marie Peary was kept busy
nearly all day answering the salutes
of the passing steamers. yachts and
tug boats. Every craft possessing a
whistle saluted as it passed Eagle Is-
and and to each salute Mrs. Peary res-
ponded by dipping the stars and stripes
which were unfurled from the flag
stuff yesterday upon the receipt of the
ewe “Stars and Stripes healed to
north pole."
Commander Peary has no clothing
except his furthest north costume of
furs, and his wife will take suitable
apparel to him.
"Please don‘t call me the snow ha-
y." said Miss Peary today.
“I don't like it." Miss Peary who
has the distinction of being the only
white child born north of the Arctic
circle Is now it; years and is
a student in Western High school,
Washington. I). C. At sixteen she ob-
jects to being longer called a baby.
she. proudly called attention to the
fact that ‘fdad may be home to ceie
brute my 16th birthday next Sunday. "
Robert E. Peary Jr the other child,
has had his sixth birthday a week ago
Sunday.
Miss Marie today guided the cor-
respondent through the paths about
the pine covered Islet which was LL:-
chased by Commander Peary when a
Bowdoin student 15 years ago .nd is
occupied exclusively by his family and
a keeper. These paths were laid out
by her father. she showed his favor
ite walk, named Fern valley path. ex-
tending the length of the island.
MR. MILNE ENTERTAINS.
Stag Party In Honor of John Hill and
Chester Wainwright.
John D. Milne entertained a com.
pany of friends. mostly connected
with the Connecticut Company. at a
stag party. last even'ug. at his home.
14 Maple street. In honor of John Hill.
who looked after the duties of Chester
N. Wainwright while the latter was in
Europe. and in Mr. Wainwright's hon-
or. --~
1 Mr. Hill. who Is a. student at Ste-
,vens' Institute. Hoboken. New Jersey.
was presented with :1 Phi Sigma Rap
5
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. pa fraternity pin.
In attendance last evening in addi
I 11011 to the boat and Messrs. Hill and
Wainwright were Superintendent C
Kaltwnsser. Electrical 'Enginoer
Course H. Catfrey. Superintendent
Charles A. Copley. Engineer Lincoln,
William F Ranch and James C. For-
bush.
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GOVERNMENT COTTON REPORT.
WASHINGTON. Sept. Bar-The first
bulletin of the Director of the Census
showing the operations of the cotton
ginners for 1909 was isued today. It
versthenoriodupto bland
Wit nines-fo-
sthatforthatnttme; mutu-
hovebee . as again
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WE zinc SHOWING
Hundreds or
Samples
IN OUR
Made- to Measure
Department
STOP IN AND LOOK
A Suit or Overcoat mode to fit and “lust: as
you want it"-—5tli Ave. styles but not "tees.
PRICE'S
TELEPHONE 165-5
98 Washington St. South Norwaik
Coal at $3.50 Per T011
.0 WILL BE FURNISHED PERSONS BUYING A “D
Steam or Hot Water
HEATER
OF THE
Heating and Plumbing Company
. 23 MAIN STREET, NORWAL K. CONN.
WE CAN SAVE THE NORWALK CLUB $150.00 EACH BEACON
WE CAN SAVE THE NORWALK LIBRARY $150.00 EACH BEACON
WE CAN SAVE THE MABONIC BLDG. - “
WE CAN SAVE THE 80. NORWALK CLUB $150.00 EACH MI ‘1
WE CAN BAV THE CLIFFORD HOTEL 3150.00 EACH DEM.
WE CAN CAV THE MAHACKEMO HOTEL 3150.00 EACH SENSOR.
We Guarantee 11 Saving of from 25%.to do% on"
$8,000.00. Do You Want to Save It?
PARTICLZLARS WILL BE FURNISHED ~BY
ENNNN I. JIINEI. llilN. HElilNil & PlNININiiIiNfiA
Get Your Peaches audit
Tomatoes for Canning]
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Home Musk Melons. Baskets Tomatoes and Bartlett Pears.
DEMONSTRATION 0F BROMANGELOW—Whlle the demonstration _
lasts, 3 kaoo. for 25¢. . 5‘
United Grocery Co
no NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE H3
Roton Point Hotel.
Now ’Open Under New Management ' 1% 1
Shore Dinners a Spcctalty. Dancing, Boating, _
Bathing and Other Attractions ..
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNO ON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA';
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
JACOBS BROS“ Managers . 1
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Jeddo Coal for Furnace ‘
Cross Creek Coal for Range
Cannel Coal for Open Grate
Home Comfortable
TEL. 500.
Meals on Time
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