.A licori-
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run" Drones.
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too --sduor'- Residence
729-6-43lty, saw. Residence
Robert F. Way. of New Orleans. In,
is spending a few days at his home in
East avenue. '
George H. Raymond. of Berkeley
street; has returned home after visit-
Ing friends in Bridgeville, N. Y. ‘
Colonel George D. Russell, of the
Norwnlk Hotel and Mrs. Russell, spent
yesterday In New York clly.
wDon’t let your children miss the
prize drawing at Music flail. Satur-
day afternoon. Sept. 24-.
4
Franklin H. Gray, of 8 Merwln street.
Norwnlk. was the guest of “Nealy”
Savage, In New York city, over Sun-
day.
Miss Ruth Freedman. of Bishop
street, New Haven has resumed her
studies at Miss Baird's school In Nor-
walk.
Mrs. Hannah Dyer, of Winnipnuk. ls
spending a few days as the guest of
her sister. Mrs. J. W. Seaman. ol‘
Brookiield.
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Charles McCarthy. a. well known
hatter. has left Nor-walk for Des
Molnes Iowa, where he will work at
the hatters‘ trade.
The ladies of St. Peters' Church will
hold a kaflee klatsch at the residence
of Mrs. Zahn. at Rhodonoil'u Park,
Thursday afternoon.
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Charles H. Korn. passenger agent of.
the Great Northern Railway. and moth-
er, are enjoying a vacation at (lrund
Gorge, 1n the Catskills.
Mrs. Louis Klopsch. of Line Point.
who has been quite III, is again able
to be out and was greeted by her
friends lu~NorwaIk yesterday. ,
frag illness of gums. E;‘1.lttle. of
Worthington. Minn, 'has "c’alled her
daughter. Mrs. Charles W. lleForesl.
of Merwin street to her bedside.
~Chlldren only will be entitled to
tickets for drawing of prizes at Ma-
sic. Ivlall, Sat. Mat. Sept. 24th.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stclgcrwald.
of Main street. spent Sunday in Mill
ford, with their daughter, who is at-
tending Laurence Hall In that place.
Arthur Bushel. the genial trolley
conductor. who is taking another short
vacation, is said to be practicing for
tho baseball game tomorrow. In Da-
ricn. '
Albert Rowe and Frederick Waters.
of Norwalk. have (taken positions in
the Fairfield‘Connty National Bank
during the repair work that is going
on there.
A regular meeting of Sherman Conic
cII. Royal Arcunum. was held last
evening. Aftcr the session a numbcr
of the members attended the Bijou
Dream In a body.
The labor unions of this town affili-
ated with the Connecticut Federation
of labor, received ofllclal notice to.
day of the calling of a convention of
the labor organizations of the state
to be held In Hartford on October 3
for the purpose of taking action upon
political matters. The lotions in Nor’
walk have not taken action toward
sending delegates to the convention.
Don't let your children llllfl the
prize drawing at. Music Hall, Satan
day afternoon. Sept. 2 .
The Golden Sceptre Social Club met
with Mrs. Ilaille I-lingerwald. 1
Lowndos avenue. Monday evening. and,
a pleasant time was enjoyed by tho
twenty~four present. Alter the busi-
ness monitor; a social time was enjoy-
ed. Games. music anti cards furnish-
ed the entertainment. The next meet-
ing will he with Mrs. Carrie itemson.
33 Osborn avenu. East Norwnlk. on
()otohr 2. A good time is assured all
who attend.
A Maxwell automobile had a narrow
(Europe on Westport avenue hill the
other day when it came down at top
speed with the intention of turning
the corner Into East nvontio. 'I‘he ma~
chine. would have gone otter the stone
wall into the st. Paul's church yard.
had It. not been for the manner in
which it struck the curb. The wheels
went Into the gutter and the curb
brought them safely around the our.
nor. The mun said that it had been a
close call and that little damage was
done He drove on. . -
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“moron cmaiorr
General Contraétor
item. water work. grading. mmng
ry work and rock excavation. llllth
mum cheerfully given on all contract
“'ns‘Fliiiii t
. dhdt'~ :
»'8at.‘uft‘srnocn. flout. iii. Bring them.
modeling the store of Morris Btull. at
. lng In their quartorsin Water street.
. street. has resumedhis studies In New
marrow evening In the qua rs in
Wallstroot. ~ . . .
, ‘Mrn. Goons C.,8rnith. of tilitovens
reel.“ ‘sntertlilhins Miss. Ethel
lhith.offli‘lflib!lfliiia ‘ “ . .., -
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i ~P'risos forchildron'lnl Music flail. .
Mrs. {0. Willqliur Thomonof spring
Luke hunch. ._’J.. In .‘villtinx' Misti
Lelia Elwood. of West" Main street.
Contractor Thumun Walsh is re-
the corner of Main and school streets.
tCourt Narruk, F. of A., will hold
their regular meeting tomorrow oven-
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Frederick Hyatt. of West Main
York. where he is preparing for cots
logs.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Underhlll. of
Wilton avenue, have recently enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ross, of
Dayton. Ohio. ,.
, Michael McMullcn is able to sit up a’
short time each day after his recent
illnes of typhoid fever, at his home, In
Wilton avenue. . .
Mrs. B. Deering and daughter Em-
ma. of Main street, have returned from
a recent visit with Mrs. William fly-
land, oI‘StanIford.
Mr. and Mrs. George Irons, of Spring
Hill, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Irons. of titles, N. Y., for a few
days at their home.
--~Don't let your children miss the
prize drawing at Music Hall. Satur-
day afternoon. Sept. 24.
J. Frank Fltamaurice has returned
to his home, In Wilton avenue, after
having been a patient at Dr. Brook‘s
sannlorlnm, In New Canaan.
The Rev. Mr. Gillies, of the East
Norwalk M. 19‘. Church, will speak. at
the Lighthouse Mission this ovcnins.
at 8 o'clock. All Welcome. Seats free.
Miss Maloy. of Norwich, has taken
a position In the Over River school as
teacher of the sixth grade. the grade
taught last year by Miss Adele Pryor.
The new city directories helm;
out. the registrars are busy preparing
the voting lists and those who wish
to vote in this election are adding
their names to the lists.
The automobile of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Jarvis. of Franklin avenue.
which was badly damaged In New lla-
ven, In an accident recently. is being
repaired in a garage In that city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Francis McKcou, of
Ilclden avenue, recently entertained
Mr. anti Mrs. Frederick Signor, ol' linu-
hury. Mrs. Signor was formerly Miss
Irene McKoon, of Beltlcu avenue.
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Word has been {received by Mrs.
Richard Abbott, otitnion avenue that
her sister Is seriously lit in the Presby-
tcrinu Hospital in New York city.'wllh
an ntnck of typhoid fever.
The annual meeting and election of
officers of the Hospital Whlsl Club will
be held Friday alteration. September
30, at 3 o'clock. with Mrs. Wilfred ll.
liodwell. of Seymour street.
Frank Carpenter. of New York city.
Who Is in the woolonfbnalnuss. linl
purchased a fine piece (it Wilton prop-
erty d plans are being made for a
usual ul residence to be erected upon
this property. A New York man has
secured the contract and the work
will be begun as soon as possible. The
house will cost about 87,000. and never.
nl local contractors bid on the job, but
were tmsuccessful.
Renting Cars
A Packard and n Peerless to rent.
The two classiest and best riding
cars on the market. with an export
driver. for three dollars an hour.
with a minimum charge of five dol-
lars. Anyone can afford Ill auto-
mobile ride at this price. Got your
date ahead.
W. A. HANFORD
i2 North Main St
OR. DICK'8 MEDICINE 00..
BO. NORWALK. CONN.
GENTLEMENI~
a
i can add. with confidence. a word in
commendation of Dr. Dick's Medicine.
It does all that is oiniined for it. Many
of my friends have used the proper»
lien for malaria and rheumatism with
most. satisfactory results.
Very truly yours.
CllAltldils FiNNIiItIAN.
39 Wall 81., Norwalk. Conn.
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canvases
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Mineral Waters
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Simplrlllu. Gin g o r
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The root and But
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on ' r. 0. Box luiw'l‘ol. no ‘
work. on... m solicited.
“1.8164 '26 Wood seal
neonate“ under themed and um
* Lemons 30300. Jurist No. 4m '
Fliffl‘itlll’tt,‘
EVerythIn’g lathe Optics
Rugs and Disparities.“
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Optician
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EVENINGS ’ '7
SPENT EVERY WEEK A
south Normlk. , (Jo
€15,399“ '
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0 I“ carefully selected stock wide assortment and prices that no he and
.l slowest offered in this viciniiyyaro fut msl'rin‘ thisthb" I
buyers. We claim to save you from It) toflo her 0 ht. on
Colonist? Mattingis. LOll‘iCIoths
storc‘itor um .
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And the rapid and sleadylncrosss of trade proves beyond I doubt that. the
public appreciates and recognizes good values. '
two of our store, 3
make your purchases hers.
careful lnspoe
We Ilium
took'lnd prices. You will find it to y r‘advantage to
’ J cdfiois Co.
. t . funeral Diretillirs and Emlldlmers.
12-18 North Main Street.
O. D. Jackson _.
« lyLin‘e. ‘
Eyes Examined: Free
58 WALL UTIIIT.
‘ asylum.
Merrill Night ‘ School
Will Increase Your Earnings
50%
Stamford
‘ What’s New ?
Come here and see the latest creations in Smart Neck-
wear. including many Persian afflicts, from 250 up.
Natty Auto-Bonnets. mun 81.60 to $2.60.
The season's newest fancies in Volts an
The “Storm Queen” Auto Veil particularly merits mon-
llon. It is a waterproof Chiffon \‘oli. guaranteed to
be rain-resisting. and will protect your headwear
if you are caught In a storm.
popular colors. In two yards long and one yard
wide.
Price $2.50.
Other styles in Chiffon Valle. 98: to 84.50
Chantilly Luce Veils. very stylish and dressy. We to
32.00 each,
The N. E. Ryan Company
86 Washington Street
The International Auto Wagon
Is a spring delivery wagon. not a truck. We have touted the model now on
exhibition at our garage very carefully. and those that have soon the dom-
onstrstion Ire amused at its otllcioncy.
It. .
d Volllngs.
It comes In all file
Opening Nightf'l‘ues'dny. October as
So. Norwalk PortChester
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CALL AND LET U0 PROVI W.
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F. E. Lockwood & Co.
hone) Garage Water St:
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we , are showing
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VlClNTY and Is tutor and costs less to maintain than a horse.
JNorwsIk. Conn.
cstp-
‘ to turn
0 Sohool?
You. Indeed. if the? have a pair
of our stroll! fiifl‘iii‘fdr
. , ' SHOES
m stunt with. ”The new Iinu
are 'tlle bill
cord at the price. MM
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' « « 2 .. mama-ans in»
“AA—m...“
' utmost one in the social affairs of
lilo [liars They turn over wary cent to the cup:
In of interest to those who want an-
perlor cool.
The runny [standout-Dr. Emily-Para
doo-Disbrow will he pained to hear of
her critical Illness in New York city.
Joshua Jennings, of South Nordslk.
was the guest yesterday of his cousin.
lranklin Whitehead. In Greens Farms.
The Woman's Guild of St. Paul's
Church will meet this afternoon. It
three o'clock,rin the Berkeley street
chapel; ‘ » ‘
, A. Harris has recently shipped new
. and cars of scrap iron from his yard
In Water street. consigned to different
places, In Pennsylvania.
Miss Marlon Bodwoll. daughter of
Cashier and Mrs. Wilfred Iledweil, is
ill. She has a fever that seems to keep
a tenacious bold. but It Is not typhoid.
Court Cecile. Daughters of Isabella.
will. hold their regular business meet-
shnrp In the West avenue club house.
All members are earnestly requested
to be present.
Mrs. R. Van Baron, of Weill. avenue.
entertained the members of the Pine
Lodge Club yesterday afternoon. Whist
was played and the next meeting will
be held on October 4th. "
A Democratic Probate Convention
for the purpose of nominating a,can~
dillute for Judge of the Probate Court,
will he held this afternoon In the Dem-
ocrutic headquarters in. Wall street.
meeting last evening In their quarters“.
In Main street.
parlance was transacted at this time.
The telegraph poles at the corner of
Wall street and West. avenue. have
been out down and will not be replac-
ed. The electric light at this corner
(ms been permanently moved across
the street.
Monday evening the NorWalk Club
held a special roosting In their rooms
in Wall street and voted to make
some extensive improvements, which
were badly needed for the comfort oi
the members. .
Miss Lillian Morris. of Jacksonville.
Fla. who Is spending some time with
friends In West street. has been In
New York. several days. visiting
friends. She returned to South Nor.
walk today.
.letitlo coal for furnace and range.
Raymond liros.
A meeting of the German Central
Verhuud will be held this evening at
R o'clock. in the South Norwnik
Quartet Club hall. in North Main
street, The organisation new numbers
several hundred members, and all are
requested to be present.
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l.cGrnnd Raymond. Sidney Guthrie
and John ll. Merrill, three prominent
incmhcrii of the Iloxbury Club. of Nor-
walk, left. yesterday, for Bthlum bake.
whom they will fish for a few days and
have stories about t fishing proper:
ed for their friends a on their return.
Professor Alexander is. Gibson. oi
11min street, is planning to give her
oral organ recitals In the near future.
The first one will be given on Friday
evening in St. Matthew's Church in
Wilton. 0n the following Monday
there will be a recital In the Norwalk
Congregational Church.
~ living or send the children to Mu-
sic Ilall, Snlurday afternoon. Sept. 24
l'rlzeldrnwing.
President of the local division of the
Trollsymen‘s Union, Frederick w. F.
Andrews, of Weslport avenue, attend
all a conference In New Haven. yester-
day afternoon. The meeting was I
special one and matters relating to the
arbitration. board were discussed. Ht
returned to‘Norwalk last evening.
21 New Bicycles
WILL BE SOLD AT COST
rather than carry them over to another mason
LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S
Non-rs MAIN sun uuiou are.
The quarterly meeting of Court
Narrnk. No, as. F. of A., will be held In
their rooms tomorrow evening. All
nmmhcra of the degree team are re
quested to be present. In several can
dltlutos will be on hand and the new
paraphernalia will he used. Commit
loos for the. annual ball will be appoint
cll. plans wil be made to celebrate llu
lwcnllcih anniversary of the court and
rcfrcshinenls will he served after lht
meeting.
Waller Warren, who came to Nor
~ walk some little time one from Affili-
rillo. Texas. and who has been em-
ployed ever since as clerk In the Con-
solidnlcd Auto Garage, in West uvm
one, expects to go to Macon. Georgia.
whore ho will enter a college for the
study of medicine. Mr. Warren‘s home
is not a great distance from Macon.
Mr. Warren's friends. those he bu
made In the short tlni that he has
been here. regret that o is to leave
so soon, but wish him every kind of
success in his studies.
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'l‘omu Finn. of New (illness. om-
ployod in the duty brothers sods
works. that arrested last events of
ti o'clock. lie was intoxicated an on.
paying people on th street. Chptlln
Thomas Hum. made i o arrest and the
prisoner was before the NoNullt town
court this morning. lie plots“ gull-
ty to the charge of intoxication and
said that he had come to Nowell:
looking for another job. as his would
soon be worthless because of the cone
ms of winter. lie was warned not to
, uproar strain and showed to depart.
shaman Council. Royal Arcqmim.
held angular meeting tut owning.
When there was usood lllfltfltmd.
sues. Much interest was also taken
h the members and there is over In.
d Minn that the coming winter m i he
council. it Is also on ,
,illll In numerous countdown gins;
tints. At the eonclsidn of into?“-
inj's nicellng. the members ionrnoyed
to the lieu broom at iioyt’s Theatre
and winesoed the performance; this
rt of tho eyeping‘r program list a:
£2... , arranged by the mat , or.
B. B. Duelist.
Harris a Gans' new advertisement ’V
. welcome Stranger Indus. Bonn of; ‘
‘ ill. George. held their regular business '
Nothing of special Im-, .
We show what is avlthout question ihe best line of Sweater Costs In
the market. We dueteprlces decidedlydnteresting. I
Children’s Sweaters. it“ colors." ~ - 1- S
Ladies’ Wctil Sweaters
$1.98, $2.98. $3.98
“Tho House of Activity land Front-cod." South Not-walksconn
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Norwnlk. Conn. July 33.
Takes , ‘
or...
To the Healing &. Plumbing Co. »
Gentlemen: During the winter of 190708 I used $260 worth of coal to
beat my six apartment house, usingsboiler of well known make. This I
changed for a Spencer Boiler and used it during the winter of 1909-10 and
my entire coal bill was $162. making a not saving of 898.
You may usu this statement In any way you cure to.
Yours truly,
V
I
HARRY W. MATHER.
Norwallt, Conn. July 23. '10.
Mr. Frank I. Jones, Hall at Plumbing Co. Norwulk. Conn. _ .
Dear Sir: The Spun r Boiler which you placed In the Sentinel Build-
ing Int fall gave as complete satisfaction in every way. Our coal bill was
onehalf of what It had been the preceding seasons. You may use this in any
way you like. - ‘
Very truly yours. .
JAMES GOLDEN.
Prop. Evening Sentinel.
The Healing and Plumbing Co.
' 2! Main IL. Norwslk. Conn.
O .
JRANK l. JONEI. General Manager.
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THE. HAT-TIP TRUST. BAKER Is NOT REMOVED. “
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Tlllxilill "It ll‘llli. YIN. “WHY. 0V0“. LGIVE " ‘0 Me' 8!” ".mr Glynor ‘0‘
so. the cont-room Ill) bill‘ii'i‘“ ‘3 “9 Mitchel
.iiuhly organized of fifty of which thoi ' '
public In aware. With two or three: NEW YORK. 80M 21,401“. PM")!
“captions. all the large hotels and: Mitchel. the acting Mayor. could 1M» ’
restaurants in New York. for example; not Mayor Gaynor to assent to tho 1:.- '
l‘urin out the “trout-room privilege" to; moral of Police Commissioner BI. .
the llll~li|l front. This trust In crabodi yesterday. The mayor told Mr. -
led In an “elusive, reticent little man! chol that he would be back at the on: .4.
why." llu pays the lonkeepers woll' Mitcholpo leavo linker to him. '1'.ch
‘for the privilege. hires the hut hoys.‘, mayor road the police commissioner“;
and pays their wuss. Tho surrender letter to Mr. Mitchel and poi-Io
ill their tips to the trust "captain." l Mr. Mitchel flat to make it public. , .
Iiut how can the trust be sure of: Mr. linker. confident that hols In no
getting all the money? ltinnger of losing fusion. denied thank!
all. llc may lose afcw dlmousduy on log, mayor. but said that he and”
It is not hair so only hosting this live matters and know what freedom
Ili'illtilli as it Is for a street car routine} of fiction he would have bad with Mr.
for ten a car of tho ominar mm to Gaynor In the mayor's chair.
"knock down" turns with hit our full‘ ---m~~ -- ‘
of spotters. . ‘ i VIOLATID amuse: nor. 5
in the first plot-o. the orpioller of! NEW HAVliiN. goof, armour.“
tips furnishes the uniforms. lio‘wlth having come intolhls country In
cinemas NI militate" only it a month violation of the Chinese exclusion)“; ,
survive-mint them. ”the are owls to cum Web. a comm lnnndryml‘kfiif
his special order. and t era Is not It Bridgeport. was arraigned before link»
mitotic them. Thnltuncy sold braid ed states Commissioner Wright so
you see where the pockets might to he lurdsy. and held for further be v
is only a gilded pretence. There Is no bolero the commissioner on ‘0 g »'
pockets there. But the boys and to 8. Tile bonds were as .3: “W.
host that. They used to slip on occu- They were furnish , by friction of} ’, .
clonal dime Inside their collurund s1" (hit man. it Is all! that , '
low it to work its way down into their Wu . who has been filing in lirl}
underclolhing into their shoes. But rt for twenty mouths. and“ ’
the trust boss stopped III that. Ilo’ immigration bureau officials .lll‘
lull” tho“ VIM? knee limit“: running too. Immigration Inspector , loll
trunks. Now they are all boson. aulitvsn, or solicit. «out to
iiogtufidtélwsixiodotdhsufi
co In , ,
would no Mellow?“
been lswfull, admitted to the
try. The oh man; , a out o .-
tilsro,snd_v\‘t.hs arrest dived.
Wit so soon so it Is hustled thorn.
To» got u a wool: for some lilo tip-
trust and collecting the lips ruin the
' from of the notices whore hovworils
hotnwdi'redorirh L0. inns. in lisrpsr's':
Weakly. , .. WW . .
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. . sentinel wast screwy. can. ' '
,. a mum ,
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with an office near the “Great White1 Hall “In it few days" and asked it?» ‘
That is easy; he has no trouble at had any Inlrntlon of criticising thanks I
a boy, buttha boy cannot keep it up. stood Mayor Garner‘s purposes in no- ‘ ,
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