it will cost
you nothing.
F. A. LANE
Confectionery
and Pastry.
3 Get e. Piano Certificate with
g every purchase.
illlli NEWS
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2--Newe' Department
92-3—Buelneu Department
44 —Brencb Office, Nerwalk
990 —Edltor'e Residence
IRES—City Editor’s Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair and continued cool tonight and
Wednesday. The extensive area oi
high pressure that was central over
the Dakotas yesterday morning is now
central in the Lake region and covers
the interior districts east oi the
Rocky Mountains. Light rain has full-
en during the last 24 hours in the
northern districts from the Ohio Vai-
iey and the Lake region eastward to
the coast and irom Kansas south to
the Gilli. East of the Mississippi river
the weather is clearingrand generally
fair this morning and fair and con.
tinued cool weather may be expected
for New iiaven and vicinity for the
next two or three days.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
D
Highest, Gil"; lowest 52°.
-—Ncw lluckwhcat. F. D. L. & (10.
The residence of Mrs. Martin Kcl-
logg, in issues piacc, is being repaint
cil.
Four beautiful nursery pictures free
at P. A. Mitchell‘s. Tile adv. in this
issue will tell you about them.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Glendcnlng
have returned from a three weeks'
trip to Washington and the south.
Miss Bermhruiiduie has resigned
her position With the VsaderhOei it
Company and taken one with the Mn-
tual Straw Hat Company, in Norwalk.
Have. you tried them? The Roger
l.udlow and Twin (lity Cigars. ii. .I
.ltcynolds nlaIiIIi‘acturns them and he
says they arc the best made, Read
his adv.
Attorney Nehemiah (lander. of this
city, is a number of the credential
committee for the slate convention oi
the Knights of l‘ylhlus, in progress at
New Minion.
-——l‘lon'i forget to not a sample at
(‘cnlury Compound at the Flremen's
I-‘ulr.
Mrs, William ll. Penney, of South-
port, who underwent an operation at
tho (lulcn hospital. New York, several
days ago, for the removal of tumors
of tho uiomach and the appendix, Iii
rapidly improving and is resting coni-
i'oI'iIIbiy.
'l‘omoI row evening at 8 o'clock the
Epumlh lA'iiHlli' ol‘ tho First M E
ibuIib will hold a serial ut the pur-
soliisc. "2 West uvcnuc. The young
iii-obit» oi the church and congregation
lII'o morn cordially invited to conic
and enjoy the evening.
John J. liuuhcs, i-llmniord superin-
lcndcnt oi the John lluiicock Mic lu-
iilll‘illli'tl coIIIpuIiv who has been ill of
typhoid at the hospital [or several
wccks. is now recovering, and it is
expected lhIii he will be about again
in ibo'courae at a few weeks.
when Unions. 28c pk; “.00 ha.
i". ll. Lawton & (’o.
Aaron (killer Coburn. oi the Phi a~
dolphin Theological Seminary, he
been named an lay reader at Gloria
ilci (‘hurch the same as last year. lie
also has the young man's class in the
Huntley school. This is the oldest
church in Philadelphia. having been
built in 1700.1tev. ilr. Slmcs has been
the. rscior for ioriy‘two years. ever
since he was graduated.
AI a ametlnr oi the Twin City A. C
boil night it was voted to hold a dance
in the Auditorium on Friday evening,
November ii. A lecture oi the dance
will he a cniilllo'u prise waltz, which
in the latesl‘ln prize written. it is in
trrxiuccd by Proi. Daniel Quilty. oi
llrldgermri. and has never been seen
in thin city beinre. liarry smith was
appointed chairman oi the committee
Sherman Council. Royal Armenia,
will have an open meeting this even.
big and expects to entertain a large
company oi friends. among whom will
be a delegation from Panama: Goon»
all of Norwalk it was expected that
on this occasion Grand Regent Illii‘i
Ibiza oi’ Stamiord would be present
an" im‘mnily present the cup libel-man
foililcil won in the state champion
ahlp Giti‘MI bowls tournament but he
will no? nimble to be here. 'i‘he cup.
however wili be on submitters. A ten
tare this urchin will be an entertain-
meal, by seine o the vaudeville artiste
”Mia" superfine this week at Music
Ha ‘ ,.
,Ww
Stationery
.lu
MAW...
wa'wam: -.
E. Tornado insurance
TAYLOR 8. GOLDEN,
TIL. 1M.
14 Wllhlnlton street. snitch Norwelk.
Acker, Meirall & Condit' s
‘ Week . End Candies
29c
Baxter’s Drug Store
anemone
Boat Frames set up and Ieady to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster .Sheil Point,Norwalk
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences, Hotels, Public
Buildings, Lodge Rooms, Etc. Carpets
Rugs, Mattresses Upholstery Cur-
tains, Etc. Phont 477. Prices Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and set an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DOWNES, Prop.
9 Courtiand Place. ‘
W. GILBERT NEWELL'S DANCING
SCHOOL
at Arion Hall, South Norwalk. liegiu‘
ners' Class for Ladies and Gentlemen,
Wednesday even’g Oct. 20, at 8 o'clock.
wRead about the mllilnery at liiintz‘ a.
See adv. on the third page.
B. DeMarte. a Well known South
Norwulk barber, ieit today for Builuio,
to visit his father and mother.
Norwalk Aerie, Fraternal Order of
Eagles, will meet tomorrow evening at
the Aerie in the Gazette building.
Court Laurel, Daughters of lsnbclla,
will meet this evening at the Knights
of Columbus rooms in South Main
street.
Court Edmonie DcAmlcis hold a
meeting last evening at Foresters
Hall. in Railroad avenue. One of the
most important actions oi the scssion
was the. selection of a degree team.
~ Cranberries We at. no.1. & (‘0
Margaret Govtz, aged ii. and Lillie
(Tiociz, aged 9, of 41 Waicr street,
Stamford. were committed to th- icin-
porary home at Norwuik on the
ground that they are neglected and
dependent children. Their Inotth
went away about two weeks ago, leav-
ing the children with the iuthcr and he
has been unable to lake can» of them
and at the slime timc attend his
work.
Nut galhercrs were out in large
numbers Sunday. The woods in the
vicinity of Norwalk were. tilled with
them and many of them brought home
largo bags full. The day was an ideal
one for gathering Hulk. The wind had
blown them Well off the troops and in
many places the ground was well cov-
ered. There is said to be a large sup.
ply of nuts this your. The llill crop is
coming in be of considerable ilnpor
iuncc lI) farmers and tree owners, and
the woods are not In) open lo the small
boys as they were sonic ycuI-s ago.
Residents in Harbor avcnnc are
complaining that boys and young men
are tearing down icuccs. stealing ya.
rious articles and making things as
uncomi'oriuldo as possible for the rest
dcuts. One of thc residents appealed
lo the chief oi the Norwulk police.
this morning. ior an oillccr to patrol
that purl oi the town, and was ilil’orm-
cd that the force was not large
enough to cover that section as a. reg»
niur boat. The complainant was rc-
icrrcd to the council and will brim: his
complaint before the next meeting.
The entertainment commllicc oi the
South Nor-walk Congregational Church
met at the home or Miss Ruth It.
Clary. in Wcul Hti'Nll. last evening.
and decided to give a l-lallowe'cn pur-
ty in tho church, on Friday evening.
October shill. John llrilry Ia that-hair.
mnn of ”Ni commilioe. The other
mombcru ol' the coiiilniitce are Miss
mildly Nash, Miss ltuth Ii. Clary. lilies
Amy lam-roman and John Henry. Wil-
llaiu Armstronu. Arthur Ferris. Arthur
Rinldinii. Micr the meeting refresh
meals were served and a social time.
enioycd.
W.m...... .........r .
Good Times
mean nlorc than ii lii~
tic liciicr food Mid
clothes. 'l’hey "loan a
chance to out ahead.
Wouldn't it he a
good plan as times get
better in start a stir.
inns acrouni with the
increased earnings?
So. Norwalk
Trust Co.
Email accounts invited.
..-.«..
Big Sale at new
M... :2.
$1 (losuie at 50c
liillilll s 1.3;.
South ’Norwa‘ik Council. Knights oi
Columbus, will meet Thursday even-
lnx. At. that time, in addition to regu-
lar business. the matter or holding a
smoker at an early date will be dis-
cussed.
'i‘he opening meeting of the Girls'
Friendly Society. Of. St. Paul’s Church,
will be held this evening. at 8 o'clock.
at the Berkeley Street Chapel rooms.
it. is urged that every member; be
present.
Mrs. Alvin D. Wadsworth .will eat
tertnin the lsulies' Aid Society of the
South Norwnlk Methodist Church at
her home, Moss Hill, on Thursday at
tsrnoon at 2 o’clock. All the ladies
of the society and congregation are in-
vited, and a rousing rally any meeting
is expected.
Uncas Tribe, l. 0. R. M.. will hold
. a meeting this evening, when iinai ar-
Launch Works
.raagements will be made tor attend-
ing the smoker to be given next Mon-
day evsning by the ilaylott. The smok-
er will be an. elaborate event. with It
Now Is the Time
TO US. We promise you prompt ti
you WANT to buy GOOD outs.
them.
Proprietor
Bonnie Chick Fced
Bonnie Horse Feud
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
. “—5....“-
' ———--JOIN
Circulating
We have all the Boat Fiction
William
49 WALL STREET.
To those who have not purchased, we say, SEND THAT ORDER
treatment. best grain. complete satisfaction.
We never buy a lower grade than 'we
are willing to iced to our own horses—and we think a great deal 0!
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
The Rev. Oscar Lindstrom. of Trans
ton. N. J.. lea west at his brother,
Otto Lindstruni, at this city and East
Norwaik.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore those are
busy removing today from their old
home in lsaacs‘place to on. new one in
Main street.
Uncas Haylott,.No. 26%, has made
elaborate geinents ior its
smoker, which will be held in Red
Men's wigwsm on Monday evening,
October 25th.
The that of the season in clothes
is like the first 0! anything (else. Be
among the first at Rogers & Stevens
and got your pick of the best. The
adv. will interest you.
John H. Gallagher of C. A Boston &
Company, Washington street is happy
in the recovery of a ring which he
lost and thought gone for good. Satur.
day evening the ring was returned by
II. customer. Mr. Gallagher lost the
ring while he. was measuring up a peek
of spinach and the honest customer
ilneprogram of entertainment, includ- who found the ring and returned it
big a quartet irom Bridgeport. is a woman.
to Buy Old Oats
silvery, careful attention, courteous
We take it for granted
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
”W
OUR--—--
Library of
New F ictioa
AND READ “THE DANGER MARK".
.......BY ROBERT w. CHAMBERS
as soon as It is published.
P. Beers
NORWALK. CONN. "
crcl, Bluefish, New Bedlord and
Crabs. 30¢ doz.; Lobetere,
TELEPHONE 108.
WARRlYlEll llllY Sli [Sill llPS
50 CENTS QUART
Weakiisb. 19c; Snapper Blues. 12c; Butter Fieh. 12c.
the best We’ve had in five years.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
Cod, Benet: Mack-
Lcng island Escaliope. Hard
Clams. Our Oyetcre are
.._...
FREE DELIVERY.
WEDNESDAY.
SPICEG. EXTRACTG,
OUVENLIR
Decorated Oat Meal Dish
In Addition to the Usual Checks
WITH
TAPIOCA, CORNBTARCH, TEA, COFFEE, Etc.
Hum _
.. ”w”... .-. N
OCTOBER 20
CHOCOLATE. COCOA.
A necessity to the
10c can
Sovereign PastrySpice
making of good pic
i check given
p4
classed at my art eteu.
Moth
mausoleum-u.
Four Beautiful Nursery Pictures
F REE
Pfleted in Feli‘CelerIl en linoleum ran eight reed, (or
training. line Nils. a 19% in. Thee pictures are in I.“‘
e! the hummu- In the Country. They can let be per‘
“Newman!“ cost you several dollars. DI! we are
giving them any ERIE with one «null-eats 90 all ur-
weil teem Mu A teeter nether.
Come See Them In Our Windows ,
infidel-flint (than he “swam Thee
fleece-viii Mmueresueitepemhweeflbum
126 YiilHlillllili
Silill
{I
Tomlin-fleeing“!
WRONIHWMII-
1-. iilwooiiimbus a ct
SEPTEMBER 8 Illiilllll ill
.Yilll llllllllfll
Foriy'iwo Births. Twenty Marriages
and Twenly-lour Deaills Dur-
ing the Monih
According to the records in the of-
there were in The Norwalks last
month iorty-two births, twenty mar-
riages and twenty-four deaths, as ioi~
lows:
Birthl. ‘
1—~Charies to Stella
Utsinger.
1-mCora Viola, to Blanche and Wil-
liam David Plait.
2~Franklyn Ellis, to Sadie and Ellis
F ank Makln.
3~Ellz both, to Elizabeth and Frank
Sullivan. _
o—Eliznbeth Alice, to Ella and Janice
Pennell.
~Daughter, to Alice and Richard
Deiehanty.
7~-~Alice llourdman. to Lottie and Fer-
nando Gates.
8~~l.eona, to Florentine and John Al-
brecht.
SmEniiuIa, to Susie and Charles .lok~
a x
8» -Albert Francis. to Mary and Wil-
liam 11H. Hall. ~
9——\Villism Barry. to Mary and
George W Fly.nn
10 Helen. to Susie and John Forges.
ll—«Marianna Caiheiine to Anna I).
and id‘dwin liulbert.
ii—~Sou to Svlvia and (‘y rii Merriman.
1:i~Adellnc, to Clara and John Di-
Sunni.
liwbilizubeih Louise, to Catherine and
Chester N. Gage.
iii—Steve, to Lizzie and Andrew Cseh.
i?-—-—\'eda Clara, to Mary and Lester
l-lritio.
18——Jaines Patrick. to Mary and Ber-
nard Leonard.
18-—Alic.e Marie. to Julia and John (I.
Press.
19~—t‘huries Stephen. to llertlia C. and
Stephen iirown.
lbwlildna Mary, to Bertha and Theo.
dore Hoyt.
lil~—ilin_viand Mulrern, to Emma. and
Harold li. Peck.
20rllaughicr. to Mary and Mike Cel‘
enlano.
2l-ilenry Winfield. to
Percy F. liarnum.
...’~~Ilanghtcr, to Olga and Newton
Shriver.
22~Eniilo (lsrmluo,
Aquila Rocco.
22»Julius, to Lizzie
Kvancs.
2i—hiary. to Annie and William Ker-
iesce.
25—~—Agnss Matilda, to Katie and Dan-
iel Barrios,
25—.lnlncs Granville. to Em A.
James Archibald Seymour.
25Ml’nul, to Rosie and Paul Lt-ngycl.
2ii——Sic\'e, to Sophia and Steve ilor>
wuth.
Son. to Victoria and ank Mal-
unik
Brian-Kuiherine. to Mary 1-). and Michael
.I. (Vilnco.
28 {‘lura. to i-lnltic and Job Lock
wood
2'h~hiurie haleilc to Antoinette and
Virginlns N. ()dorn.
33~IVt§iit Lillian. to Edith and Oscar
I. Seller.
2lIwRoIli‘lt Howard in l‘ dual and Fred-
mick ll Kcyser.
and Charles
Martha and
lo \‘erenu and
and Steve
and
a"
-
lice of Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith. i
OVERCOA‘TE
FOR MEN AND BOYS
Are the Snappies‘t and Best Fancy Coats
Ever Shown
Fancy Mixtures, New Grays
combination collar,
bIIylng.'
Full Line of Underwear
To keep out the cold winds .......
98 Washington St.
military and overcoat.
Priceis Clothing Store
TELEPHONE 165-5
ill the City
and Herringbone, with the now
Give these a look before
i .u
so: to use
South Norwelk
llilllllillillllllll
MONDAY. OCTOBER 18th
29—~Alma lit-ribs, to Anna and John‘
Henry Meyer.
29mli‘iorcnce Marie,
(“lurk Waters.
Eli—Helen. to Julie and Stephen Yo-
hairy,
Marriages.
2—«Wllllam Leroy Weimorc and Miss
Edna l). liyxbce.
4~Josoph linibasy and Miss Annie
'i‘skncs.
7~l)wip,bt Winileid Smith and Miss
ldlsiu Northrop Warren.
iiv—Georgo Ferdinand (luetuison and
Miss tiara llninurien. by Rev.
.1 ii. Merrill, of Somerset Mass.
8 (luiseppa lienznlil and Miss Emilia
\enais
11— John Bangui Adey and Miss Harsh
Plant, by liar Robert 9.! Plant.
or Gardiner. Maine.
15~-Willism Waiter Shepard and Miss
lietly Kimlsh.
ii’w llerheri N. Worth and Mhih Currie
Louise Alien
ibwlidward Lewis Kellogg and Miss
Mary A. White
iflwdoscph Kurtis and Miss Emily
Childy.
iii-mileomc William Larson and Mill
Florence Munch Mills.
ibwfilanicy Mlillnowski and Miss Julie
Rainy.
2lw-li'runk Wesley Bieveus and Miss
Mary Madden.
22wli‘radurlck lianim'd Smith and
Miss Lain Help Olmateed.
to Charlotte and
raw-(:3. cries ila ecu Page and Min
Mari hank liar.
2n——.losepii l'istt anion! and Milli
Marv Ellen m.
at. Fred Stanley lwcod and Mice
. Nettie Mary [tether Hell Beers.
25~lodward Lockwood and Mills Annie
Crowley. .
fldwpatsy Nncistogrlild Miss him [in-
cenello.
atwheuiamin iiefiry lame and Miss
Frances (Ii-ecu
De he.
lMi-iobriiia Kruet
3... Henry N. then
fiwAllile llrldy ..
dulienry Smith
........90
I inn-u.
«hAtYlton Henry up .... i
9110“ Wuleer .. ........liii
em'l‘iicmn Wm. ‘
”9‘44“” hairline
lie-“Cynthia Green
it—«Hulda Jane No
iiinlien Nihiil ...
se-
1W~Tlfm I’IfllIIQlI Fir . H . D . 59
iliwilldwta Miller . cit...
519
. George A Owen of Bridgeport. char:
(urea.
919
59 ll 19
I
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK.
THREE DAYS, STARTING
LYONs, FlSHER a LVONS
Novelty Singing and Dancing
JACK LYNCH
Comedy Wirlet
WARD A BARTON
Operating and Yodellng' Duo
THE REDDING SISTERS
ALABAMA comeov FOUR\
singers, Dancers and Comedians
DANCING WEDNESDAY AND FRI-
DAY NIGHTS
Every Evening 8:15
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday
Adults. 10c; Children, 50
We Do Our Own Grinding
LINIII GROUND WHILI
vou WAIT.
Come in and have your broken
lenses duplicated. no matter
‘ where they were made.
We have all at Mr. Hoyt'e Pre-
Icrlptionl.
Gilles hours. 9 s. to. till 11:29
a at; iii: ill until hp “in. Moa-
dey and BMW evenings un-
til 9 p. In. /
wick/ Optical Company
HOMIR I. HOW.
Home 7-! United Inuit luiidlnl
97 WMHiNiITON IT.
900‘"! NORWALK. CONN"
.TIL. 999-9.
WW
WWI OF ll VIARD IGIKO A Di-
VDR
Harriet Ransom Owen, oi stsmiord.
has brought suit for divorce autumn
(lives is It iiorist. They
his assertion.
The oldest
have three children.
of name and the custody or the chi)
W Ito—«W
ens-remit
ll 1
is
, 20 The petitioner desires it change
CITY
Assessors’ Notice f
“e, the undersigned, hereby give
notice to all persons and corpbn‘i . .. _
liable to pay taxes in the City of?
South Noiwaik, that they are required .
by law to deliver to the assessors; or '
either of them on or before the ML
(lay of November, 1909, a written 0r
printed list. dated, signed and sworn
to, or all the property owned by them .
on the first day at October, 1999,1111.“
ble to taxation, making a. description
oi all the real estate, each parcel be»
ing separately described.
N. ll —Lists may be returned to the
assessors, at the Council Room. Hav-
iland street, South Norwalk, from and
including October 18,1909, to and. in-
cluding November 1. 1909. sold omen .'
to be open from 10:00 to 12: 00 o'clock ‘
a m., .
p. m.; on Saturdays from 7: 00 to 9. 0i) ‘ ‘
o clock in the evening. and Monday.
November 1,1909 from 7:00 to 9. 00‘:
pDated at the City of South Norwsllr,,
Conn” October 9,1909“
FRANKLIN A 'l‘OLLEO.
1). WILLIAM HARFORD.‘ '
. Assessor
09-22
We, the undersigned. heron
notice to all persons and co '
liable to pay taxes in
Norwslk, that th are required it
to dellvartor’ sessile". .61'
or them, 63W an: nature the r .
First Day of November. 193;!
a written or printed list, «he, pi
and sworn to. at all proportyo
them on the first day oi Octoblr.
liable to taxation. =
NJ Liw-Msts may be returned to
Assessors, at the ”moors“
Town Hall building. Norm. ’
the Gity Council room, ‘ .
walk. from and including ..
9"
e
a
1909. to and including
1909. said oiilces to happened
9.012 o'clock a. m., and!
o'clock 3: up. all days or
(Huntley: excepted), and on.
and on November 1st. 1909.
til 9 o‘clock in the analog.
All persons will be required to
street and number at their It
and else at lot utilise stands“
and from 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock ‘ 4
Norwalk Chronicler