Evening sentinel, Monday, September 12, 1910 · page 3

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Rhinestones

for Fall ”MW weir. Also:
Fade? Pialds tor Children” s Dresses.

 
 

 

 

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Mr. and Mrs. A. it. Odell, of West

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Main street are entertaining Miss Lil~
lie Ward, oféfiri‘keport for a few days.

Oliver Mitchell of Elm street. has
been entertaining for a few days Louis
Trautmsn. or New ‘Yorlt ‘city.

Miss Georgianne. Clinton and Mrs. 'C.
B. Bates have returned to their homes
in South Norwalk from a stay of two
weeks in the Catskill Mountains.

Charles is. Kellogg's many friends
are working to secure tor him the nom-
ination for the olliee of city treasurer
and treasurer of the water fund.

0. D. Cuthill. of Clltblll'l nail“ mar-
ket, has a Maxwall runabout fitted fur
delivery purposes and is using it
connection with his business —~Dan-
bury News

The contents of the Bluns Chemical
Works includink boilers, bricks etc..
have been sold to the Nichols Manu
factoring Company. in East avenue.
East Norwalk

Announcement has been made that
the regular fall time table of the trains
on the New York New Haven and
Berttoid Railroad company will be in
effect October 2

A. it. Magda & Co. have the coil-
tract for t e erection a large
stable on West Rocks root for P. W.
Brooks It will be a frame structure,
twa stories high, with shingle roof.

The fourth district Prohibition con.-
gressional convention will be held in
the vestry of the Advent Christian
Church on Madison avenue. liaubury.
Tuesday afternoon. September 13, at 3
o‘clock.

Reports indicate that Collector Rob-
ert 0. Eaton will not be able to con
tlnue as a member or the Republican
state centiui committee. His district.
the Twelfth is said to stand it to ill

‘liriis

against him.

undid ”wear
Wii have been ”mrfim ity y rs on
Monday. meant betl “blind they“ are
planning to filtingly celebrate the
”Bub“ their bedtime residence. bin.
41 K ight street. Norwaik.
*‘ The season of homei‘grown pbdchos‘
is nearing its close and this week will
bring the last of the fruit from nearly
all the large orchards in this locality.
Some exceptionally line home grown
fruit was in the markets last week.

Harry llubbell, who was seriously
out by the breaking of a rarboy of acid
at the Binns Chemical Works. last
week. is getting along nicely. and was
able on Saturday to ill! a position as
substitute letter carried for William 0.
Merritt. in the South Norwalk poet.
onion.--

The many friends of Miss Marjorie
yon (lal. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edv
ward von Gal. of Danbury. he has
been seriously ill at the south or home
or her parents at Peach Lake, are
pleased at the announcement that she
is now making favorable progress to'
ward recovery.

A meeting of the Norwalk Chapter.
or the I). A. it. will be held Thursday
afternoon; September 15th, at 3
ocioclt in the Historical Rooms. Plans
for the year's work will be discussed

ed. A meeting of the executive boar
will be held at 2 o 'clock

County Game Warden w. F. Smith.
of South Norwaik, was a visitor in
liauhury. Friday. and in conversation
he said that the violations of the game
law had been unusually few up to the
pr'bsent time, but requesied that any
persons knowing of violations report
them to the deputy wardens.

.lobn iii. Driacoil. of Torrington. has
filed a petition to the United States
(.ll’l‘llll court asking that he be ad-
judge a bankrupt
liabilities of $1,155.30. all of which are
unsecured claims, and assets of $480.
He also has | .800. claimed to be ex
erupt. $1000 this amount being an
insurance policy.

The counselleut Corset company.
into rated. of Bridgeport. has filed a
certi oats of intervention in the on
line of the stats seeretsry. The coin-
pauy will manufacture and deal in
corsetl and outlet wants. The oapl
til is ”d. not |nd busiueas will be
siartthi with no. 000. The inoorpdra
tors are Arthur ill. Penileid. Robert. B.
Gould and Joseph ll. Hiihhell. .

, Alexander a..Mul..san has advanced
so far toward recovery that he is to‘
leave the hospital early this week and
will be token to his home all Carlieid
avenue The lineal-overhaul in the pa.
dent's co’ndltio both physical t
mental during the past week hashes
marked and for Ioverai am he has
spent some time in the open air. slt«
ting on one of the balconisi of the
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SALVATOR CllARiOTT

 

and an interesting program is “MEAL

He claims to DIN! .

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a ’ of W’ no t
1 nus. spent Friday? last ”in New Yorit
pity oh business.

has been the (roaster friends in iii-coirf
lyn. for the past 0 weeks: “
Tho Sunday school! ot 0 _ 1
parish resumed their use: «this
after the summer seem y sterility.”

Wilton avenue, are entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Ross. of Dayton. Ohio.
Mr. and lies. A. it. Odell. or West
Main street, have been entertaining
gelen and Gimme Moore, of Jersey
it?
Rev. .1. Benton Werner. who has

4 been taking his vacation. has returned

311d officiated in Grace church yester-
by

Mrs. Clinics H. Mott. of Day street.
was an over Sunday guest of her siss
ier, Mrs. JohnR Randolph. of Bay-
onne. N. J.

Roy Sherivood has purchased A fine
new motor cycle. it is an indlsn and
is equipped with all the latest im-
provements.

‘M‘rs. M. J. Collins. of Arlington N.
J.. has returned home. after a few
days visit with Mrs. S. W. Peck of
Meadow street.

Miss Daisy Bennett and Miss Marlon
Roberts are planning to hold an old-
fashioued straw ride to Stamford on
Tuesday evening. ’

Miss Lillian Morris, who is visiting
in West street. has returned to South
Norwsiit, after spending several days
in New York city.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil K. Mitchell, oi
Main street. are entertaining Mrs.
George Gifford and brother, of Asbury
Park. for a few days

Miss Margaret Rush, of South Nor‘
walk. is spending her vacation at the
home of her aunt. Mrs. John M. Field.
ing, of Olivia street Ansonia.

Earl Brooks lioskina the

gnged to play every Sunday with the
Norwalk Baptist Church choir.

The Misses Nellie and Milt! St John.
or Norwalk who have been spending
three months in various plates in New
York state, have returned to their
home here.

Miss Dorothy Wilcox. of Brooklyn.
returned to her home yesterday. after
having spent the summer wiih Miss
with Vroom, her aunt, at the home of
the latter in East Norwallt.

Miss Jessie Benedict. who is to
label: in the Lincoln s i this year.
has recently returned her home Iii
Elm street, after a nine weeks' varir
Lion spent in the Adirondacks.

Judge Alfred it. Austin. of West ave-
nue. is entertaining his daughter. Mrs.
Alvin Ford Miller. of Bti'flklo, N. Y..
for a few days. Mrs. Miller was form.
eriy Miss Elizabeih Convorse Austin.

Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Rates. of Camp
street, have been entertaining their.
daughter and her husband. Mr. and
Mrs. William G. Abundroth. or Ant-on.
Panama. for the past month. The lab‘
tor have relurned to Panama.

The new mils that the Connecticut
was lashing to uni him
it place of the old lilies beam“; been

here ii great while. hails rriwd in
Norwalk The work be on this uiorn-
lag and will be burnt ughti‘hat
they may be in place before the cold
weather comes. The location of the
tracks, as they are ro-iaid. will be
changed slightly. to make room on the
curve at the foot of Mill lllll. permis-
sion for which change was given the
company by the Norwul city council
some time ago.. Anotli part of the
improvement work will be carried on
at the same time as the laying of the
rails will be the change from cobble
stones between the rai s to Beixian
blocks. This is a great improvement
and the blocks will extend from the
font of Mill Hill to the foot of West»
port avenue.

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Roofing Cars
A Packard and a Peerless to rent.
The two classiest and best riding
cars on the market, with an expert
driver, for three dollars an hour.
with a. minimum char of live dot-r
tars. Anyone can a on! an auto-
mobile ride at this price. Get your
date ahead.

W. A. HANFORD

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A Prominent Merchant of Stamford.
Coin». Writes the Following
.. Strong Testimonial:

"i guess not. and have my name ini
all the papers. tied to a recommenda-
tion. You. you may have the cones;
i won’t require them.
not use anything but Dr. Dick's Medi-
cine And have no rheumatism now.

"ALEX. WEED."

 

 

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Manufacturers of im-
mind

8 O D A and
Mineral Waters
IITAILIOHID use”

Vichy, tlsltssr. Uli'b
Sarssparilia, Gill
Ale and Lemon Bods

 

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Mr‘a. F A Statsi‘bf Holden avenuai --

Mr. and Mrs.“ Gilbert Clidsrhiil 011.0

talented '
young Norwalk violinist. has been out '

No sir: i did, ‘

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faintly selenium wide assortment. an
the 1N W holsters for

tbs ioiui are making
buys ”$91,va it... until it) in; per our

 

And the you and he «will it iridium

piiove
pub! to and tales d recognises on val
other carillon: mit ind prices. ‘Tou williaand
its your boroughs here. i .,

Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free

a wast. arassr. lineal Its. 1. Noumea.

What you Learn at

Merrill Business College
You Will LEARN Well

Begin to Learn Monday. September 12th
80. Norwalk Stamford " Port Chester

 

The Scoret. of
Our Success

“(in in on. great. values matter in ammo. damdsble
merchandise

BE SURE TO SEE THI|.WEEK'B SPECIAL OFFER-
INGS—THEY ARI iRREIISTlNN ATTRACTIVE

 

 

 

PURE SILK H08! for men and women. black only.
you siioor. “-Uriya" brand .50o
“i'i'AlJAN” SILK HOSIERY. all colors and black. inm-

anieed not to drop stitch. regular price is $150. Re
iiiurkable mine at .. ............... .. .. 4185

KAYOER "WONDBRPOOT" liLK H0". black only. the
kind that wears well; regular price is 08.00 Just to
introduce them ...................... . ..... $1.76

WOMEN'. RIIIED COM'ONATION CUITO. low neck
and sleeveless. lace trimmed or cuff knee u... ..... “o
(lr ........ . ................ . ...... 8 Colts for “m
WOMEN'S 15° RI.IID VIOTB. . . . . . . .100} or 3 '6? no

WOMEN'S WHITE MUOLlN Pl'l'TicOA'i'l. with deep
flount‘o of eyelet embroidery; regular price $1.50. This
Week's price ............. . ............... ........06o

FINE CHIMiSI NIGHT aosss. trimmed with Val. lace
and insertion; regular price ii. A rare bargain at. . .uo

A few tine NIGHT uossa. slightly massed from hand‘
ling; regular price $1.50 ...... ..... “0

we ci-iiFFON vaiLiNo. all‘ooiors no

About r. dozen WOMIN'S TMMMID WAidfl. odd lots
or this summer's styles; molar prices bio and nail.
'l‘orioae............ ........ . ......... W600

MN! LINOEHII WANTS. open back. high neck. long
sleeves. hand embroidered fronts; regular price 82.98.
Wonderful value at ....... ....... mu"...

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N. B.——The above are only a few ample items. You'll
find other splendid values when you come here.

 

The N. E. Ryan Company

S6 Washim'ton Shoat .

 

WILL BE Salli at COST

rather than any than over to «shut sellout

 
 
 
 
 

ii that are beyond' 3
shrewd Wit lit, 1'

ii Minna s saint that the
We iuivlt‘e careful inspec-
it to your advantage to

.. ‘ Sweaters are in demand this season

 
 
 

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1 up. bolts Grant ton, of Bolden'

* The Woman

s’irtenue, spent Solar y in New York
d if
' Miss Amelie Becker has resultant!

her studies at the Nouns! College, New

York city.

1 h£haddsns buyer. of south Norwaiii 1
um 1 pool on with the Adams

Express Qumran

Chariot! Van by“ of South Nor-
sn‘sndl a‘fow days at his
’foriaii‘r bottle in lyu. ._

Marni Hall. of 8ro101itlyn.| crack
,tbl'iil player. wont mm with Her-
old Baldwin. of Wall attest.

Mrs: James Pierce. lot Meridian. has
been the guest otid sud Mrs. Freder-
iok shove. in ennui humus.

Miss Croce Mews-via of Norwaik.
who has been visiting in New York
city. has returned to her some

Miss V May Fallon. who has been
visiting relatives in Bethe]. has return-
ed to her liaise in Spring sheet

Mr. and Mrs James Howley. 0! Cen
ter street, have boob entertaining Mr.
and Mrs William Ediss. of New York.

Mr and Mrs J. Little, of Ste lien

street. are entertaining Mr. and

William ileoui‘dbrit. of Brooklyn. To; a
raw days.
i Burgess Jennings of West street is
enjoying it day's vacation and in fish
lug. He has tone in abut of snapper
blues in his 1itulh¢ll the 11.3.1.

 

of the year and at Tristram I: Ryan a
you will find a splendid line of these
handy articles or apparel. Save adv.
The nob Club bus nearly ran over
a soul roi yesterday afternoon. The
little sray squirrel just barely scsmp
ered to a place of safety as the bus
flew by
5 Harold Van blow. of New York who
has been camping at Piseco and who
returned from that place on Saturday.
spent the day in Norwalk yesterday

Charles Goldsmith and Edward illit-

irs’vel for the Croful a Knapp Co. on
.’l‘uesday. They have been employed
in the allies for some time.

The Knob Club float will be in com-
mission until next Suiidny afternoon.
The chef will continue serving his line

bus will probably run until that date.

W. Franklin Bishop. of Beiden ave-
nue. who has been attending the Yale
Forestry school. at Milford, Pa.. in con-
uertlou with his regular studies at
Yale is expected home on Thursday

There was an impromptu meeting of
the board of directors Saturday after.
noon at the Knob Club. The reports at
the various committees shoved the
year to have been a very prosperous
one.

Mina Mary Bolts. of East avenue, is
having serious trouble with her knee.
She is able to get about only with the
assistance of crutches. Her friends
sincerely hope that. she will soon be
able to navigate in the usual way.

 

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SCHOOL

 

land. of South Norwalk. will start to '

dinners until the eighteenth and tha‘ :1

GLOVER’S

“THE PLACE”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. “so.
a .
”Willa M

sweet. Mu ‘
. relatives and

Whoapptei'V11ates
Quality *

the discrimination
buyer is the one

to whom We like
to show

Our Ready to-
wear Apparel

. An inspection of

1‘ our new fall styles

will prove of bone.

fit to you whether

you buy or not. it

will at least show

you that nowhere

his better values
found than here

at ill‘li
Mrs it it...
has retold” . .
after spendiMV
daughter. Mrs
The No

ooh;

reams lid ‘19
oohvetitibilroi'lt ‘
tomorrow. 1

The harbor '
about both tiles to
motor boats
are complying _
was in town Satin
number of tho
everything all I)

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A number it!
Suits Dtes es 31’” 1333‘”
are I
d SR s lazuli a bra; him
yes. ouV/N VIN" ‘
an l "13 my: Misses W
made to order We ite thbeii , 1
will guaran the and Dorothy ‘
iii workm nshiu H There VIill‘
and materials. If tinting class '1,

they are not snt~
lsfactory/you don‘t
accept the gar-
merit.

. high school 1
on Friday «on 1'
call for the inset:

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Suits as how as 3.15.. ‘88:..1‘111112'31“

 

in ton street hr!
. at on it would til
at lions very mu
placed half we;
the east and”
not take as long to l
light as it.» new a -
the new bridge.

MINTZ’S

The House of Activity and frowns
soun- No‘rwalk,Conli.

 

 

 

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Charles Pewlty. of Rowayton. and
Burgess Jennings started out fishing
yestertiru. but by the time they had
real lied the point where they were ill

1|h it was time to return to tile Knob.

he. 11 H i now runs like 1a dram

Arthur Murray, of Harriet street.
who is employed in the Dozier Motor
Company, of New York city. had a
large tiriaroliii’ model racing faster in
Norwalk yesterday. He .took a num.
.ber of his friends out for a ride yea-
terday.

The dance at the Knob Saturdai
evening was it well attended and an
enjoyable d‘fAIr. The Knob club on
rhestrn furnished the excellent music
There will be A mince nest Wednes
day evening and also one on the-fol

lowing first“:

boats of the harbor,
Elia: brother? it
so or yester and 1
ray s speed boat. ivblrrd
out of the was»
launch works. She
Show home in g
greatly [more 11‘1"
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Rev.
Brooklyn. delivered
day morals; at the ;
dial ohm-oh when be
fine work that has
in behalf of the
and the veterans .1)!
Rev. North is a mu
jupon the pulpit and is 1
He held the cl- ~-
congregation fro
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:2st Attention Given to Antoni
iTct Sill) JACOBS “V0.8. more

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"Wear and tear" is what We expect
from the children. and this is
what our SCHOOL SHOES
are made to stand

 

Complete Lines
Solid Throughout

his

mwean snoa‘s THAT HT"

Two-Etta!”
thorwalk do. Norwalk

White iron Bed
Woven Wire Spring

Soft Top Mattress

All for $6.25

Choice of TwoSim
Sfl.u3&6h

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so wasiunerbtt arisen. i

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mu. TIL. in.

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