r N THURSDAY. SEPT 9. $06 ., -......_..-......._ .THE Tornado Insurance ' TAYLOR & GOLDEN. TEL. 165-3. 74 WaahlnotOn Street, south Norwalk. '_...l——. .. __._. -M .01...» (let a. Piano Certificate with . every purchase. it will cost you nothing. F. A. LANE; Confectionery and Pastry 51 Washington Street. mm. .‘JC-DC‘OQC‘OC i 5 N. Acker, Merrali 8: Condit‘ a Week- End Candies 29c Baxter’ s Drug Store ANDERSON'S Launch Works Boat Framea net up and ready to plank. All kinds of repair work. Launches of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. lllllli N W3 Oyster Shell PointNorwalk Norwalk VacUum Cleaning Co. Cleans Residences Hotels, Public Buildings. [lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets, EVENING CENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS 92- 2-Newa Department 92-3—Buairteaa Department M—Braneh Office, Norwalk I90 —Editor'a Residence 729-6—Clty Editor’s Residence . SATURDAY'S SENTINEL. The vacation season being over The Evcitlng Sentinel next Saturdav, will no to press at the usual time as on other-days of the chk " to p III. ~WEATHER FORECAST. Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight. fallen during the past 21 hours on the South Atlantic coast. Mississippi val- ley and western [Iortionirt‘lle Lake are rising region. The temperature slowly lit the northern sections. A slight disturbance that was control this morning in Iowa will probably more eastward attd reach this vicin- ity on Friday. Conditions favor plans not weutlrer' followed by increasing cloudiness tonight and shotvers on Friday. R. .I. (‘uthill calls attention to his stack of fresh fish in the adv. today. lit-tier read it. -—-AI Tomatoes, while they last. bas- ket, 35c. .loseloff, 72 North Mam St. icorge E. Risely, of Hartford, fortn- erly of the Electric Vehicle Company. Hartford. who Is now in the insurance business, was in town todny on a bust- tress trip. . M.“ General Russell Frost is having the lot at the corner of West avenue. and Cedar street graded and levelled off for a lawn, the cellar which stood there for u long time having been torn down. A. J. Collins, Frank Van Sony and A. i’. Magnet, Ute South Norwalk busi- ness men who are the lessees of Mn- sic Hall. are. planning to open this playhouse. on Saturday evening with the Daniel llyau stock Company. including Joeeloft. ~—Mason Jars, doz., 600; pt.. 55c. Miss Theresa Shea, who has been spending several months at her home in Bridgeport. has returned to South Norwalk, and has resumed her former position as head of the dining room irt Miss Shea‘s many friends will be pleased to hear the Hotel Maltnckemo. of her arrival ltcrc. There continue to be litany visitors to the United States gunboar Machais. Light rain has rubbers. Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur- tains, Etc. Phont 477. Prices Reason- able. Phone or send postal and get an‘ estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed. CHAS. H. DOWNES. Prop. 9 Courtland Place. Announcement ._.._._. MISS MARGARET R.iiRE.\'lh LINGER announces tlral having lllll't‘illlSt‘d front Miss Mrfi‘tha Williams Alden her entire inter- est in the ELIZAIIETII MEAII SCHOOL. she will hereafter con- duct the School l'Iirr~ I-ipnl. its sult- ——rIIE—-— Elizabeth Mead School HILLSIDE Norwalk, Connecticut The School will open for the Fall Term on \\'ctluesda). September iTIIII. College preparatory and general courses for older girls. Primary and Intermediate DepartIIn-Itts. Arrange- ments made for meeting children who use the trolleys and for serving II but luncheon. The Vocal Department will be lIt charge, of Arthur Phillips, of New York city, Wilt) will III» glad to cmlft'l‘ with any one wishingto do vocal work only. MARGARET R. IIRENIILINGER, A. Ii. The Principal may he own at the school any morning after September 0th. Mrs. R. T. Makin, or Monroe street. is spending a week with her daughter in Bridgeport. *Perfect satisfaction with Economy Jars tor yottr fruit. .loselotl'. Tire W. C. ’I‘, U. will meet with Mrs. Jane ‘triii’en. Iii Seytrtour street. South Norwalk. Friday. at 3 o‘clock sharp. All interested in temperance arc irt \‘ltcd. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doulerts and sort, Charles; Mrs. Charles l’eItrIing- ton and Miss Nellie Pennington have returned front a ten days' stay at tltc E. R. S. cottage. Iv‘ort 'l‘rrrrtrbttll licach. Milford. The September meeting of the Methodist Brotherhood was held irt the Norwalk Methodist Church, last night. with the president, Clayton E. lioltrtcs. presiding, Plans were made for the which is located down the harbor. The public is welcome to visit her and a boat from the ship makes regular trips during the afternoon frortt E, Hill's Illt'ltOI‘y Bluff landing. The Machnls will leave the harbor Sunday morn- ing. —Read “Franklin‘s" ad. in Want col. The regular mid- week prater and praise services will he held in the 1. rrst M. E. Church tonight at 7. «iii oclnck The pastor Rev Frank Dun- Well Waller. has returned from his vacation and will lend the service. Special music has been arranged for and Mr. Walter would be pleased to see a large gathering. Fred B. Coleman manager of the South Norwalk business men's buse- ball team for the coating game be.- twocn the Norwalk and Sottilt Nor- walk teams, is happy in that this morning he signed Jacob Schottb. One of the details of the program is that each player will pitch one inning. itlli a pitcher may be. changed If five runs are made off his delivery. —-Parafline for'sealirtg jars. 10c 1 lb. cake. .Ioscloii"s, 72 North Main St. The governing board'of the Knob Club held a meeting last night and "little blitns for the closing of the club II r the season. Last night there was it largely attended dance and the last no If the season will be given Satur- Jluv night or this week The restart rant. will close this week and the regu- lrII bus service on Monday evening. September 13th. On' Saturday and Sunday, SCDIGIIIDG'I our; and 19th, bur: sea will meet each car that leaves South Norwalk on the even hour. Pure Drugs Camera Supplies coming winter. teudancc. tltcis has continuing as a, member of the .\‘or~ walk city council has developed ittto a. widely commented on topic in Nor walk, tion of the Ministers correct and some otherwise. There was a good at The question of whether iieury Ma- become disqualified front some arguing that the conten- Association is You Are in Danger if yott curry money on your DOI'HOII. Open a checking account with ’ The So. Norwalk Trust Co. / It. will save you both time and Inoney. New Views Norwalk, Soutlt Norwalk, Belle Island. Roton Potnt. Roway- ton, Tokeneke and Darieitw At COLEMAN’S, 49 WALL ST.. are. t The Home of Hart Schaifner GI 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“: broken lines that we want to clean up quickly. and we can fit your boys at each reduced price:— 0350 SUITS. $2.45 $5.00 SUITS. $8.00 SUITS, p.45 Fall clothes. hats and furnishings are ready when you $8.45 . . . f I4 So. Main St., So.’ Norwalk, TWO STORES: Masonic-Building, Norwalk. , I ll lilil srrrrr. WALL STREET. 101i0 a. Ira—The stock market opened easy iIt tone with moderate fractional declines through- out. Uuiort Pacific and Southern Pa- cific started 1/, lower than last night and tell an additional fraction after— wards. Missouri Pacific and St. inuls and San Francisco Second pfd. lost I, and Wheeling and Lake Erie 1%. In ieI'boI'oItgh-Mctrupoiltun pfd. advanced WALL STREET. it II. m.~l~‘raction- al recoveries followed the opening dip and l'nion Pacific and Reading were lifted above \estcrday'a close. 'Busl- miss their dwindled to nominal propor tion: until another selling mutt-Intent. began in the Hattlnran grotto. Union Pacific, Southern Pacltic, Northern Pa- cltic, New York Central and Sloan Sheffield Steel declined I. There was another rapid fall of 31/. in Ameri- can Ice, Bethlehem Steel and Central Leather rose a point. WALL STREET, Noon.——-Priccs sug- gcd off with the ilarrinrau and Corn (irrurgers leading, but the former were. less conspicuous than of latte. Bonds wore heavy, WALL STREET. l 1). ——Stocks poured upon the market during the noon hour from all quarters and the price level was carried from I to 3 points below last night for Cverything traded in. The liarrimun and Gould socks were more acutely affected. Wabash pfd. dropped 5 points and Un- ion Pacific, Southern Pacific, New York Central. Illinois Central and Reading 1: to 31.. Many of the other active stocks Wt‘l‘P down 2 points or more. but the liquidation continued in force all through the noon hottr. lltilHS ANILHINERIIS. -WMGOO”M“§WM: Miaa Lucy A. Hoyt. : NOW Is the Time to Buy Old oats 2:: Miss Lucy A. lloyt. sister of Mrs. : . To those who have not purchased, we sny,fts‘liil\l1'l) EII'A'I; (:Rtiggfig E: John F. llertedict. of Redwood City. r_, ‘ -.- .. uacno.or . . . : Elfininfemhgaging}.'ian“);iatrzurtsgifiiifmtiymiarewe take it '0'. granted .‘i (allfornlo. died in the state hospital : you WANT to buy GOOD oats. We never buy a lower grade than we ’1; “1 Middit‘IOMI )ehit‘rdfli. She was p are willing to feed to our own horses—and we think a great. deal of .0 seventysix years and two months of I them. ‘ in age. Miss lioyt was a native of Iran- , QUINN Firat. L3" "‘d A” the Tim" .0 bury, but had lived in South Norwalk : Pl‘Oill‘it‘IUV MANUEL TORO HATCH' :i for many years. "The remains will be : £3231: (Ilikiiiatrfg‘tdd :, taken to Mummy, and there will be : Bonnie lialry Feed : uervtccs in the chapel at “orcester , Ronnie I'ouliry Feed 0 cemetery tonrorrow afternoon at 3:210 : Bonnie Scratching Feed 1: o'clock. Miss Hoyt was devoted to a WWW”... M' large number of relatives and friends " Don’t Forget a Kodak FOR LABOR DAY WE HAVE A FULL LINE iN STOCK TO SHOW YOU. All prices from $l.00 up WILLIAM P. BEERS NORWALK. KODAK DEALERS. a so. MAIN or. souru NORWALK. f_ Crab Meat, . Montauk Blues, Weakfish, ‘ . Mackerel, . Porgies, . . HARD CRABS . 35c qt . 14c lb. . 12c 11). . 12c 1b. . 12c lb. Whole Salmon, 4 toG tbs. 16c 11). ‘ Butter. Flakes. Cod, Halibut. Sword, Sea Bass. Soft Crabs, Lob- , sters, Escailops, Opened Long Clams, Oysters, Long and Round Clams. TELEPHONE 108. Pink Stamps Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. FREE DELIVERY. A. F. Beckma'nn & Co. slam Bring Your BOOK in Today ’AND RECEIVE 10 St mps Free in town, and assisted very materially in their comfort and pleasure. About two years ago she had a fall at the borne of her nephew. Frank P. Bene- dict, which injured her head. altd later It was necessary to have her seat to Middletown for treatment. Charles E. Meyerl-Iolz. Charles E. Meyerholz. aged 3:; years, who for a number of years had been advance agent for the Daniel R. Ryan theatrical companies, but who has been It resident of Bridgeport for some time, died Tuesday night at the Bridgeport. hospital, where he had been taken and operated on a week ago for intestinal troubles Deceased is survived by a widow and one son. six years old. by a former wife. lie is also survived by his mother, two brothers aItd one sister, residents of Norwalk. Funeral services will he held froIn the undertaking parlors of iiawley. Wilmot & Reynolds in Bridge port, at 11:30 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing. Joseph Brotherton. Joseph lirotherton, a veteran of the Civil War and an almost lifelong resi dent of lietltel, died on Thursday in the hospital of the Soldiers’ Home at Norotonu Mr. Ilrotherto‘n, who was in e. eiglttleth year of his age, lived in Bethel until about four years ago, when he came. to Danbury and bad since made his home with his daugh- ter, Mrs, H. Clarence Durant, 67 Balm- forth avenue, Danbury. He had been in failing health for some time and about two months ago weih to the hospital in Noroton for treatment. Mr. lirotherton was a batter. In the Civil War he served in the Eleventh Cort- necticnt Volunteers. Anna Louiae McRedmond. The death of Anna Louise, infant daughter oruwauam H. and Alice c. McRedmond. occurred on Monday at 0:20 p. In.. at the family home. No. 43 Fort street, East Norwalk. The child was'aged six months and twenty-two days, A funeral service was held from the ltouse.‘yesterduy afternoon at 2 o‘clock. interment was in East Nor- .walk cemetery. Stamford papers lease copy. George D. Hotchklaa. The remains of George D. Hotchklss. Company l, Sixth Regiment, C, V. I.. who died at. the Soldiers’. Home in Newton, yesterday at the age of 67. years. will be taken to New Haven today for burial. by Undertaker George R. Raymond. of Norwalk. THREATENED CANAAN CON- STABLE. CANAAN, Sept. 9,—Edward Perkins, of Ashley Falls, Mesa, waa held here . Cranium Constable today for a hearing on the charge of . mil modes, .. , anthem ' WE ARE SHOWING Hundreds of Samples IN OUR Made-to-Meaéure; . Department STOP IN AND LOOK" A Suit or Overcoat made to fit and “just as . you want ii"--5th Ave. styles but not prices. PRICE’S TELEPHONE 165-5 98 Washington St. Southflorwelit . Coal at $3.50 Per Ton \YlLL as FURNISHED reasons BUYING A um ‘ ’ Steam or Hot Water HEATER OF THE Heating? and Plumbing Company! 23 MAIN STREET. NORWAIK, CONN. WE CAN SAVE THE NORWALK CLUB 0150.00 EACH CEABON‘. WE CAN SAVE THE NORWALK LIBRARY 0100.00E ‘_ ‘ -‘ ‘0 ' WE CAN SAVE THE MASONIC BLDG. 015000 .. ' * " WE CAN SAVE THE 80. NORWALK CLUB 015000 EACNIE‘ » WE CAN SAVE THE CLIFFORD HOTEL CISO-OOEACH SEMI... WE CAN SAVE THE MAHACKEMO HOTEL 0150.00 EACH CRANK We Guarantee a Saving of from 25% to. 40% on $8,000.00. Do You Want to Save It? ‘ PARTICULARS WILL BE FURNISHED BY run l. arts. llllll. Hilllllil I an , It: \ Tomatoes for Canning Big supply of Peaches tomorrow at a special price. Get Your Peaches and ' ‘ DEMONSTRATION 0F BROMAN GELOW—Wltlle lasts, 3 pkge. for 25¢. United Grocery Co. 20 NORTH MAIN STREET - PHONE 143 the demonstration Now Open Under New Management Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boatiu . Bathing and Other Attractions ' HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNO ON AND EVENING, ON THE PIA21‘I Especial Attention Given to Automobile Partied JACOBS BROS. Managers» TEL. 500. Cross Creek Coal for Range Home Comfortable p- otter an ' width "Ind Home Musk Melons. Baskets Tomatoes and Bartlett Pears. e I, Roton Point Hotel; Jeddo Coal for Furnace . ”if, Cannel Coal for Open Grate
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