Get a Piano osmium with
every: purchase.
you nothing.
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EVENiNo ‘sENTINEL TELEPHONE
cA ALLS
I’M—News Department
92- -3—-Buslnm Department
44 —Brsnoh Office. Norwslli
I90 ~5dltor's Residence
TQM—City Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
(‘.loudy and rainy weather tonight and
Thursday. The tropical storm that
was central in the lower Mlssislppl
Valley yesterday morning has contin
tied to move northerly and is new cen-
tIal over Michigan. it has produced
general rain In the Mississippi Valley
.Ind Lake region. A secondary disturb-
ance is central this morning in Texas.
(‘ondltlons favor for this vicinity
cloudy and unsettled weather with rain
tonl bt and Thursday, probably clear-
ing l1u1sduy afternoon or night.
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The ltallan Social Club will hold a
meeting this eevniug.
S. L. Weed has recently returned
from a vacation trip to the mountains
The Democratic primaries of the
lust and third voting districts will be
held Friday night.
-—Mcrrlll Night School opens Octo
bet 5th Send for entrance blank and
enroll now.
Howard \‘lalton. of the Morgan.
it right Tire Company New York, is
in Norwalk today on business.
Miss Evelyn M. Merlwether has re-
turned to her duties at the Norwnlk
Library after a pleasant vacation with
relatives in the South.
~—0pening. Suits and Cloaks and
l~‘.urs Saturday and Monday. C. J.
Mints & Co.
There will be a special important
touch-no of the Knights of King Ar
thur this evening at 8 o'.clock A full
attendance is 1equested.
There will be a company meeting in
the armory this evening of the Sixth
( ompany at which several matters of
luteiest will be discussed.
~Mcrrill Night School opens Octo-
ber 5th. Send for entrance blank and
enroll now.
The officers of the South Norwalk
Fire Department did not hold their
meeting last night, as scheduled and
it has now been continued to Friday
night.
There was a good sized crowd at
the Knight Street Church. last night,
to hear Prof. Duc's lecture on
"Alaska, the Land of the Midnight
Sun." Tonight the subject of the lee-
ture will be “Alongthe Shores of the
Mediterranean and the Holy land."
~The Paris Suit and Cloak House
will be closed Saturday until 5:30 p. m:
Patrons are advised to either make
purchases Friday or wait until the
opening Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. J. G. Gregory and Mrs Arthur
('. Wheeler were the hostesses of the
(ouutry Club Whittt yesterday after-
noon. The b dge ice was won by
Mrs. J. lrvlag'Dibh e. and .the regular
whist by Mrs. R. H. Golden. Next
neck the Misses Hatch will be the .
hostesses.
John W. Smith, the little son of Of-
iicer and Mrs. John H. Smith. of Eliza-
beth street. Wns hit in the head by a
piece of timber while playing yester-
day afternoon and during the night
developed a very severe fever. This
morning he appeared to be considerav
bly improved.
Next Sunday evening, September
26th. the pastor of the First M. E.
- church, Rev. Frank Dunwell Walter
will preach a special sermon upon the
topic, “The Busy Man's Mission."
Business men are especially invited
to this service. Special music has
I)L‘(’|i arranged it» the evening. and
all are most cordially invited to these
scIvlcos.
.The Trescle Bible got its name from
Its rendering of Jeremiah viii. 22: "is
there no treacle in Gilead," Instead of
palm ln Gilead. It was printed in 1568.
Tho,_sau1e text was rendered in the.
Donal version. 1609 “is there no ros-
in in Gilead?" This lilble was called
the. Rosin Bl lbl e
W
STATIONERY
00 Ghosts of Paper .......
so lwyslopu‘ to match 25c
.ou.
5Q Tornado Insurance
it will cost :'
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
TIL. 1063.
14 Washington ltrut, South flomlk.
‘Acker, Men-all & Condit's
Week - End Candies
29c
Baxter’s Drug Store
ANDERSON'S
Launch Works
Boot Frames not up and ready to
pink.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystorSheli PoinLNorwalk
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences Hotels, Public
Buildings, lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets,
Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur-
tains, Etc. PIIOIIL '477. Prices Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and get an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DOWN“, Prop.
0 Courtlsnd Pines.
W- WW T—HE—
Elizabeth MeadSchool
HILLSIDE
Norwalk. Connecticut
The School will open for the Fall
Term on Wednesday, September 15th.
College preparatory and general
courses for older girls. Primary and
intermediate Departments. Arrange.
meats 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 citI, who will be glad to confer
with any one wishing to do vocal
work only. M1: Phillips will be at the
school Mondays and Thursdays be
ginning Sept 27th.
Margaret R. Srendlinger, A. B.
vvvvvvvvvvvvv—vvvvvvvv
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numbing—Ad‘s; 5.156.669;
LY.
Wanted Bootblack Laterrl to Show
Them Where the BllhOp Lived.
Antonio Latorra, the bootblack in
Councilman A. M. Pohlman's barber
shop. had an experience with two
strangers. ycstcrduy morning, who he
belicvcd were trying to rob him. One
accosted him at the corner of South
Main and Monroe streets, with a re-
quest fur a match. He started to walk
with him toward “the railroad station.
when mother man met them. and In-
qulred where the bishop lived. The
man with iratorra said he knew. He
said he would take him to the house.
but wished Littorm to accompany
them. The man who last joined the
party asked if isttorrn had money. to
which he Icplicrl negatively
The silanch flashed a roll of hills
which he clnlmcd contained 35. 000 and
said he would give Latorrn any
amount he named If he would show
him where the bishop lived. Lutonn
became. suspicious of the strangcis
and dropped them in front of St. .Iu-
sephs rectmv. ‘
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SHOT WOMAN; KILLED HIMSELF.
FRAMINGHAM, Mass. Sept. 22.—
When Mrs. Otto Gjerts refused to
leave her home with Harry lliil, be-
lieved to be in New York, today, Hill
shot her three times and then turned
the revolver upon himself. dying soon
after. Mrs. Gjertz was taken to the
Framingbam “Hospital, where It was
said that her condition is critical. She
is 28 years old and the wife of Otto
Giertz, a night towerman of the Bus-
ton and Albany Railroad at Riverside.
Hill was about 35 years old and is
understood to have- been emplmcd m.-
a bookkeeper in New York. Hill had
been lodging at the. jSrtz house.
' Beware
of little expenses. 11
small leak will sink a
great ship.
BUY something not
necessary and soon
you will have to sell
your necessities.
liuy only what you
need and save money.
Put that money at in-
terest with us and it
will earn more money.
So. Norwalk
Trudi Co.
Souvenir Program
Fulton and Hudson
Celebration
10c
Football Guides Just Out.
AND READ “THE DANGER MARK". BY NOB!“
49 WALL STREET.
POTATOES. per pk. ..... ........2ho
GREEN LIMA BEANS, per qt. 5c
STRING BEANS, per qt.
CANNING PEACHES BY THE BASKET, CORN. BEETS. CELERY, TUR-
cost them too much money. The re
port shows that whereas Norwslk la
the ninth town In Connecticut in pointl To change dates when the
of wealth and population, she stands fire district taxes are due.
16! out of 168 in the per oaplts cost of
educating her school children.
The Home of Hart Schsffner & Marx (lollies
Buy roman Hat
“Straws must go!" is the edict of Fashion, dated Sep—
tember 15th. Q
It“ s time to get your Fall hat—soft hat or Derby—and
naturally you Want the best hat you can get for your hat
money. ' 1,.
Our soft hats touch the summit of qualiw at each
price—$2 and Ss—snd you have your choice of a number
of different colors.
I
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Our Derbies are in a class by themselves-idle best .
qualities sold in The Norwslks at $2 and $3. Ask any
judge of hats. j
Summer Suits are supposed to retire with straw hats.
Fall suits are ready when you are—and we never had
handsomcr suits to show you.
TWO STORES:
14 So. Main St., ,
So. Norwalk.
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
Now Is the Time to Buy Old Oats
To those who have not purchased, we say, SEND "HAT ORDER
TO US. We promise you prompt delivery. careful attention. ooartooul
treatment, best grain, complete satisfaction. We take it for mated
you WANT to buy GOOD oats. We never buy a lower grade than we
are willing to feed to our own horses—and we think I great deal of
them I l
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Bonnie Chick Feed
Bonnie Horse Il‘eed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
-—JOIN odi—-+—.
Circulating Library of
New F Iotlon
chm-ans
We have all the Rest Fiction as soon as it is pl Ilobod.
William P. Beers
NORWALK. CONN.
SOFT CRABS
HARD CRABS
Weaklish, 126 lb.: Mackerel, l2: lb.; Flatflsh, 12:; lb.; Montauk Blues, 16c
1b.; Salmon, 4 to 8 lbs., 16c ib.. Glucose, Cod. Halibut, Long and
Round Clams, Escallops. Lobstors.
Cutbiil’s Bridge F ish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. ms ’nsuvntv.
Jeddo Coal for Furnace i *
Cress Creek th1 for Range
Cannel Coal for Open Grate
. t I Home Comfortable
Meals on Time
Children Happy
Raymond Bros.
OUR SPECIALS
lPOTATOE8.I bu.
19 L38. SUGAR
. 5c TOMATOES
MIPS AND HOME MUSK MELONS.
United Greceny Co
so NORTH! MAIN STREET
PHONE 1.3
no? Moswu‘t dunno.
A meeting of the East Nor-walk hrs
district will be held on Wednesday.
OUR SCHOOL BOOT.
According to the atheist Icnobi sis-
tlstlcs of the state, Norwslifers have
no cause to complain thotthelr schools September 29, At In), 111., at the limb.
school. to consider the following sub-
Jocts:
next
To oloct we sigh-lo light commiI
Mll- sinners to succeed Messrs. Clark and
.3”. the least (if any min per Resection. MM‘;
WWII ill _W__III WWII
‘WALL STREET, will) A. M. --Unlt-
ed States Steel was the feature of the
strong opening in the Stock market.
There were running sales of 15,000
shares at dim and 86%. compared with
86, the record price at which the stock
closed yesterday. Other gains were
fractional, the most conspicuous be!
ing at. Paul, Atchison and Delaware
and Hudson with gains of at. United
States Steel continued extremely ac-
tive after the opening. but at a re-
session of It point from the best price
Other stocks ran off in sympathy.
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WALL smear. 11 s. m.‘.st.:9h
were pressed for sale In every quot?
tor and prices sank rapidly. The col‘
lapse of the rise in United States Steel,
which fell below yesterday's closing.
accelerated the decline at other points.
After a number of stocks had got down
a point or more, the bulls rallied their
forces and pushed Union Pacific up a
gain to last night‘s price, but they were
unable to hold their advantage and
prices sank lower than before. Read-
ing. Union Pacific and St. Paul were
the weakest features. Reading sagged
2 1-8 below yesterday's closing and 11th
Ion Pacific and St. Paul 1 Hi.
WALL STREET, Noon—A fltiul ral-
ly was tollowad by renewoy declines In
which Reading lost 2%. llllnois Cen-
tral and Northwestern 1% and Penn-
sylvania and Baltimore & Ohio 1. A
more effectual recovery succeeded in
which st. Paul was carried a fraction
over last night. American Can pfd.
rose 1. Trading became very dull at
the recovered level. Bonds were
heavy.
WALL STREET, 1 p. Illa—A number
of specialties loomed into prominence
after the midday. especially Republic
Steel, which was bid up 1% to 46.
General Electric, Westinghouse Elec-
tric and international Harvester made
hbout similar gains, but were consid-
erably less active. Other stocks were
well held at the recovery.
THE TUBERCULOSIS DISPENSARY.
Some Facts of interest Concerning
This Worthy Charity.
The ladies comprising the committee
interested in and working for the suc'
cess of our free dispensary held a
meeting at the very pleasant rooms of
the dispensary in Pine street Monday
morning. The report of the treasurer
was read and other necessary business
transacted.
That the dispensary is doing a noble
work and filling an important place In
the community is an assured fact, but
to carry'o’o‘ thls‘good work n‘sonoy is
needed. The physicians give freely of
their services. but there are other
necessary expenses to be met and the
ladies feel it incumbent upon them to
provide a large part of the means. it
was proposed at. the meeting to raise
money in several ways during the com-
—ing fall and winter months, the first
of which is to be a whist. given at
the assembly ball, on Thursday after-
noon, October 7th. and for which
the tickets will be in the hands of the
ladies in a few days to, dispose of.
Plans are being considered for making
the tuberculosis dispensary a general
dispensary. .
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NEARLY HIT BY AT RAIN.
Driver Sullivan Escaped Plttsfloid Ex-
press by s Foot.
James Sullivan, a. driver for the
Bishop and Lynes Company. had the
good fortune. to escape death by the
skin of his teeth, yesterday. as he was
driving a heavily loaded wagon over
the crossing In Water street.
‘ The train schedule was badly da—
maged yesterday on account of the
wreck in the New York division, and '.
It happened that. the Pittsileld express.
due in Norwalk at 5 p. m.. was an
hour late. and came through this city
making‘up time.
Sullivan saw the gates falling, and
drove across after they began to de-
scend. Witnesses say that the train
did not miss the wagon by more thin
I. foot.
UNIQUE WINDOW DISPLAY.
North P019, [DI-covered by Alfarsta's
Party, Moved to Prlco’s Sim.
The most unique window dressing
display seen in this city in a long time
is attracting a great deal of attention
to the Price clothing store In Wash.
90°lngton street. and is the work of E.
P. hangersld. The display is also
most timely In that it portrays the
North Pole and the frozen polar coun-
try. The stem and stripes surmount
the pole and cards remind of the Oils
covery by Cook and Peary and the
dates. The route of the Aliarata. Com-
mOdore Hatfield. commandant. is also
shown and such interesting articles as
miniature nigh. loaned by Samuel
miss. the No
beers and many other objects of in
terest.- .
REPORT 0! IIOTG DENIED.
' or rnrsssnuno. Sept. ass-uni
report that anti-Jewish riots have oc-
.011er It Kiev lsoflicislly denied at
'the chancellory of Premier Btolypin.
The odlclal news agency and newspop'
on here have no word of rioting.
Under the name of llconlto, 11 com-
pound of bitumen and certain oil inbo-
lng manufacturer in Holland which
has all the properties of rubber with-
bad to define in} out any of that. material entering into
M‘WW . _. ‘ .
litsoom
slit polar student, "
Advance
93 Washington St. ‘
NOTICE
Special Town Meeting
The Inhabitants, legal voters, of the
Town of Norwalk are hereby notified
and warned that a special town meet-
ing will be held In the Town Hall, Wail
street. Monday. September 27th. 1909.
at 8 o'clock in the evening. for the
following purposes, to wit;—
1. To hear the annual reports of the
town officers and take action thereon.
2. To pass a resolution. If doeemd ad-
visable, declaring the intention of the
town to expend the sum of $2,500.00
for the construction. or Improvement,
of a section, or sections, of highway in
accordance with and under the pro-
visions of the public acts of the state,
or so Inuch thereof as will represent
the pro rata amount of the proportion
of the town of the appropriation
allotted to the town by the Highway
Commissioner; and directing the se-
lectmen to make application, as Indi-
cated in Chapter 264, Public Acts of
1907, as amended by Chapters 135 and
231. Public Acts of 1909.
3. To‘ take action on a petition for
the abandonment of so much of the
open space lying southerly of the road.
way into the Fitch School and easterly
of the highway on it now exists, call-
ed Gregory Boulevard; and to author.
ice, first, the conveyance of a strip to
the East Norwalk School District, the
southerly line of which shall be the
continuation of the southerly boundary
line of their open way leading from
said Gregory Boulevard to the Fitch
School house and grounds extending
westerly to the present occupied high-
way boundary. and second, to convey
to The Bridgeport Real Estate and. In-
vestment Co. the balance of the tri-
angular pioce existing by reason of the
change of the highway from its old
line where it swung around to the east-
ward and ‘ndjolned the property form-
erly of William B. Hendrick and the
easterly and northeasterly boundary of
the present highway. upon the express
contract and agreement that the said
company shall erect a curb and gutter
and sidewalk in front of the property
so released fronting on said Gregory
Boulevard to a line and grade to be
given by the selectmen.
Deter st Norwalk the 22nd day of
September,1909.
, JAMES A. BROWN.
ALFRED AVISON,
' JOHN DEVINE.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk
NOTICE
The le lvoters of the East Nor-
walk Fire strict are hereby notified
and warned that a regular meeting of
said district will be held at the Fitch
School House. in said district. Wednes-
day, September 29th, 1909, at 8 o'clock
p. m., for the following purposes, to
wit:-
To change the date when the next
Fire District taxes are due and payable
from June 1st, 1910, as passed at the
annual meeting of said district, to
May 1st, 1910.
.. To plsct two Electric Light Commis-
sioners in place of Messrs. Clark and
Robertson. resigned. and to define the
duties of the Electric Light Commie
sioners. and to take any other action
proper to come before said meeting’.‘
Dated at East Not-walk. this 22nd
day of September, 1909.
P H FIELDING
W. it BAKER.
A. Bil i. NSTEIN’,
» Distric Committee.
322* .
REAL IOTATE TRANIPINO.
Mot. Mercantile Realty» 00. to
Chas. D. Lloyd and John Grant; lot and
buildings. Rsymond‘strest. War.
Michele Dil'itro and wife to Frank
L<'i‘aito and wife
Bailey street. War.
Car 0 D. Behrsns to May 0. Rear
don. Jersey City, two parcels of land
with buildings, Winfield street. War.
Clara Grumman tonnnlo Kev, lot
and buildings. losses street. or.
Etlbll
OF
Stein 4-
Peck Cloth’es:
FOR
Fall and Winter‘
PRICE’S
TELEPHONE 165-5 .
~ tee notified the members that they
lot and buildings.
John (is-kc and wife to Andrew
showing“ ‘
Bloch
South Norwdlt
“MODEL SOCIAL" Anusmo.’ .5
south Nomlk Baptist Church Pooplw'
Have Fun Unlimited. ’
To say that the “Model Social" giva
so by the Pbliathea and BITICII ofv
the South Norwalk Baptist church.
last evening. at the home of Miss Ma-
bel Bouton. was a success. is putting
it too mildly Indeed. Everyone was
cordially greeted at the door by Miss
Jones. who gave them the Chinese
grasp: Miss Hunter, who gave them
the society grasp. and Miss Basel Pot- .
ter. who gave them the genuine Bar-
sca grip. which they will not forget ‘
in some time.
After they had all been welcomed.
the two minute laugh social was start:
ed, and the fun begn. Following this
George H. mm rendered :1 Vocal se~
lection accompanied by Wilfred Robv ,
bins. Mr. Hirst was in fine voice, as ,
usual. last evening. and his singing
was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
The Miscellaneous Quartet. was the
next on the p ram, and. a I‘d the
most amusemzl: of all. M: '4‘“.
eat quartets had four aileron loan .
to sing. and after each unmet ung- l
alone. the entire four Reunite .
together. each one. how ver. singing. ‘
and carrying their own tune. , l
A large boquet of golden rod was
presented the habitat on: made the
most fun.
Mr. Hint then sang another solo.
and the “human organ" was next on
the program. Mr. Hirst. was present‘
ed with the prise, which was a noisy
thing. for being themost ridiculous
person present. the one who afforded
the company the most fun. «
Refreshments of cream and cake
were served. and then all joined hands
in bidding toad night to each others
joining in the singing of “Blest BC
the Tie that Binds? ,
Thus the evening came to a close, j'
everyone feeling satisfied that they s.
had had a good evening‘s fun.
AncANtIMITEs BOOK PLAY. 3‘.
Ponsuus Council Secure Miss Victon- .1
son in "Tho Woman Pays." . -
At the meeting of Pomsps Gounod,“ .
last night, the entertainment commit:-
I
I '1
had. succeeded in booking Ilse Nib .
nle Victorson to play I‘l‘he Wanda” ‘
Pays" at Music Hall, on Saturday."
October 16.- This will pron M of "
the best attractions seen in The Nor-f
walks for some time ”at, and with”
the backing of Ponassds Council,‘ thd
company will no doubt play to a full
house
Another important action was ta-
ken. viz.. changing the meeting night
to the second and fourth Wednesday's "
of each month!
The committee who were appointed
to get a fine silk flag for the lodge 1
rooms made their report, which was
accepted. F. C. Rledell. who was
of the committee. was presentodw
a little American flag «.1 token of?
the appreciation of his. 30:31 moon .
he committee by the l 5‘" ,
bilge: the buziazst with: a las'
unch u Well on”
body oniol'ed. Domitian. or its
cigars and coffee were also an o ‘.
During the evenl selections ~‘wl
rendered by the ore end-s ,and "by!
body. whether they could all ‘ .
joined in the chorus. The '
was composed of William W init'r
the piano: ,IIi. 8. Austin viollii. m It"
nest Lawrence, comet.
Brother Pruitt Gooddhlid’.
printed slips with the 0110'
songs gratis. .
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NOIWALK_. ”AN “ITO POUN
,uoayt'. ‘
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with latest to kill his, father. M
Aston. in INorwolk 00:93: 81
wussltsojollfoifom,
friends tried tort,
witnessetinthis
loss. of ,
and wife,
lot and buildings.
.b-m'ami wit. A I,
Norwalk Chronicler