' . annew complete
., ' Creamed!
Lonnsburi'
Sonics
Educator
Boston School
. Shoes ‘
“Nox ’Em All"
Oralax ‘
‘ site Oak
Heels and Counters are
OOIIdLeather
' ‘CONNEALLY
B R A C K E N
II WAIHINOTON STREET.
COUTH NOBWALK.
TELEPHONE I04
V The
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
We have them. All kinds in
800000.-
PEACHES for‘ Canning
,. e Specialty.
CANNES, CIGAR8, TOBACCO and
800A WATER.
. G. GHIOTTO
Tel. 027 170 Wash. 0t. Bridge.
at
COAL
m
OUR COAL does MOST of the
talking for us but we must empha-
site it by the printed word. ‘Test
thaycoai in any way3 you choose.
We do not expect you to approve
it except upon its merits and not
upon our "say. so."
It you trade with us you will
find N0 MISREPRESENTA~
TION end you need have no tears
as to quantity or quality. Honest
value for your money in each and
every transaction.
We would like to do business
with you upon this basis.
Tui’fiausfiikti-
MlLLIlII-ufl'OLZ.
Miss Florence Miller dftilKMfil of
Mr. and Mrs. .luilus Miller of Water
’ ‘ street. and John Siolz, a popular young
.siaploye oi the iimith estate, liorists.
were married this morning at 1111.111
olph‘s (‘hurch in South Main street.
The ceremony was performed at 11
0'11le by the pastor. Rev. Father
Richard J. (Farrell. Miss Anna Fits-
ml: was hrideiuaid find William
the heat than.
i 3 winning the nuptials there was a
‘ reception at the home of the bride. at
the whldh the young couple started on
7‘ ‘e fleddi as journey. When they return
.391 Will take up their home fore
at the home or the bride.
“JUST "so 1”
Coal that is just THE coal
--iiie only kind we carry
T—euablinit us to please
the critical buyers.
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The Harris 81 Caps Co.
Tel. 721 ' 68 Water Street
Burning Time
Is Coming
We have the pick of the
mines, fresh froth the
minors' pick. You can
pick out the best kind
for your purpose here.
Are You Ready?
All Sites
Best Grades
Full Weight
Finest Quality
Hazieton Coal
B. Hershfieid & Son Co.
Tel. 204. 122 Water at.
tout-u pollutant
* Misscs’
THINI‘I’N
' «3 Day S cent on All Wool Ladies and,
road Cloth Suits «~— For SI! 98
LOW RIN‘B ’LOW IXPINIII MAKC LOW PRICE“ 00 YOU 0!!
SALE W 8:01“ 01'0th ITAMROIID AND SOUTH NORWALK.
515' M.'n use 'E'mh'd
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. s11.. Probate
Court. September 14, A. D.. 1910.
Estate of Richard V. Kane. late of
Norwalit. in said district. deceased.
'i‘he (iourt of Probate for the Die-
trict of Norwelk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to ex.-
liihlt their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, prOperly attested. within
said time. will he doharred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay-
ment to.
LOUIS 8. DEERE.
all 21 28 Administrator.
oaoeafior notice.
ROBE SCHNEK
vs.
HENRY SCHNEK.
State of Connecticut. iv‘uirdcid County,
Superior Court. as. iiridgopori. Sop-
lemiior l7. 1910.
Upon the complaint oi the said
itose Bcbnok. praying for reasons
therein set forth. for it'divoroo and the
custody of two minor children. return-
able to the Superior (‘ourt in and for
Fairfleld County, on the first Tuesday
of October. 1910. it appearing to and
being found by the subscribing uttth~
orlty that Henry Schnok. the said do
fondant, is absent from this stoic and
residing and gone to parts unknown.
Therefore Ordered, That notion of
the pcndcncy of said complaint. be 111v-
en by publishing this order in The
South Norwulk Evening Scuiincl. a
miwupnpor printed in the town of Nor-
wulk. three days successively, conlv
meaning on or before the 22nd day of
September. A. 1).. liilil.
h‘llbli) \‘l'. TRACY.
Aunt. iflork of the Superior Court for
li‘niriicid i‘ouniy.
Slate oi ('onnerilcut. County of Fair.
lit-id, its. Norwalk. September 2i.
1910.
The within and foregoing is it true
mpy of the original order of notice,
Attoai: TiiOS. A. SKELLY
iioputy Sheriff for Fairtlcld (‘ountyé
a2) .1
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Our Fail Styles of
James Means’
Shoes for Men
are here. They cannot be beat
at $3.00
A Few Ladies’ Black Velvet
Button Shoes at $2.75
—- MAX‘EEVY -
100 WASHINGTON STREET IRIDGI
SOUTH NORWALK
We have last released from bond
and lists on hand 25 barrels of the
famous Old Chicken (lock Whiskey.
ii Illiii been sold at the old stand for
the last 21’» years. Try it and be con
vlurod that. it in the bent Whiskey
sold for the money.
Straight Chicken Cook Whiskey. per
full quart ...................... 0.00
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Quart Old Cliff ............... mode
Quart Monogram ............. ....75e
Quart alien-y ..... . .......... 00¢
Quart Port ............ . ....... 50¢
Quart White Port . . ..
Magner 81 Flynn
138 Washington St. Phone 642 I
one...
«mm-.. an“...
SPECIAL SALE of
Music Rolls
25% Discount
on each Roll
W. A. Briggermaa' s
Stetlottery Store
Donovan Iieait. ill Washington It.
. .4...
w...» WW.-.
er we get to some people the smaller
they are.
Do You Realize the
Advantages
got a systematic aavint of even a small portion of your salary? if
. . deposited in the
‘ The South Norwalk Savings Bank
1- money is not only am from lots. by thieves or careless ea-
, 111‘“. “mym tho aid of a liberal rate or interest is constantly in
Waco“ on rear part. :
» titles.
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SLIPPED HANDOUFFS.
Prisoner Escaped While On Way to
Waterbury Court.
WATERHURY. Soul. 21.'“JOIin Pan.
none. 11 resident of New Haven, alip-
pcd his handcuffs this morning. and 1114-
t'apud from Deputy Sheriff Bradley. of
North Haven, while he was on his way
to tho Waterbury Superior (‘ouri this
morning. Paunono was handcuffed to
Patrick 'i‘ouhcy. and nearing this city,
when he escaped. The two prisoners
were on an open trolley car. with Sher.
1ft Bradley ulttlnu beside 'i‘oubey.
Phonon sat on the opposite side. near
the rail. As soon as he not his hand
from he slipped under the rail. and
made for Hamilton Park. which was
close by. and escaped. Sheriff tirad-
loy did not knowlfor a few minutes
that his prisoner had escaped. llo kept
right on coming. and on reaching the
router reported the escape to the po-
lire.
i‘niinoue has several charges against.
him. including those of harborhut a
minor female for immoral purposes.
their and burglary.
PASSING OF SHAKERC.
Enfleid Community Likely to Lou its
Land.
ENFiEim, Sept. 2l.-—'i‘hc passing of
the Shaker Community in this town is
believed to be at hand. for raproeouin
lives of the Baron do Hirsch fund have
made an offer for portions of the coup
munity property. in event of a sale
musing effected the familien who have
been the dwellers thereon will move
to the Shelter lommunity in New
York state. An offer has been made of
”50.000 for the property of the North
and South families. which includes
twelve buildings with e11 acroaaa of
{148. One new building is valued at
340.000. The offer has been declined.
but negotiations are conilituinti..
if the i-ilrech fund secures the Chair
or property. it will he devidcd into
small terms of between 20 and 30 acres
and than leased out. to poor people of
the Hebrew race. The Church family.
which has 400 acres, will not he effect-
ed by the sale. and will remain
The Hirsch fund of 0:. 1100.000 was
founded in 1892 to encourage auricul-
turo among the immigrant Hebrews.
A colony was formed in Colcheeter.
this state and the land there has all
been taken up. so that other colonic!
are desired.
The Shelter community is near the
state line and tracts extend over into
Lfongmeadow, Mutt. and into flamers.
can
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ROOSEVELT RIPNUOII TO COM-
CYBTER BAY N. Y.. Sept. Bin-w
F‘irat reports of the upstate primaries
were received b Theodore Roosevelt
early today. (lo Roosevelt was leape-
cialiy interested in the returns from
showing that VleoPreaident
Sherman had been beaten in his own
district. He was asked to reply to the
claims of William Barnes. in. that the
anti. Roosevelt forces would have a
clear seniority of deleutes at Sarato-
II. but refused to do so or ntahe ant
comment at present on the result of
the pi‘linariol. although he may do so
when he has received more automate
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crewman at. some subunit .
iIIIIliS Hilliil
Banquet Given to fie-iinminated
Sheriff a Love Feast
The banquet given by Sheriff 8. hi.
Henley to the delegates of the con-
vention which nominated him for
sheriff. at tho Stratiield. turned out to
be a love feast. Most significant of
the dinner wore the speeches of Con.
arossman E. J. Hill and of Senator w.
P. Bailey. who pledged their support
to Mr. ilawlcy. State's Attorney
Stiles Judson acted as ioaatntaater and
he was in a many mood The trend
of the speeches was for hhrmony.
When Congressman 1.1 iiiil was
7 called upon for“ a low kind rcmarks"
be said that he claimed to ho a lie-
puhlican. in ali‘thls life in Connecti-
cut. which waa something like 50
years. he never know the party
nominate a man whom he could not.
support. He said that he had taken
no band in the (1111111111 in the county
or in the gubernatorial struggle.
When he first went in congress from
the Fourth dinirit'i Senator Plait ad~
vised him to keep out of local and
state politics as his motives would nl~
ways he misconstrui He said that
he could not help but support Mr
Henley. “l have ncvor heard one
word or hint of dishonesty or graft
in connection with his office since he
was an incumbent. i never heard a
single word against his official capno
fly. 1 am for Mr. llnwicy. i would
have been for Mr. liniicy. no loss or
no more. than i am for Mr. liawloy.
had he been chosen ill cuomlnoc. lint
i want to any that i am against the
controlling of conventions and olor~
ilons by officeholders. and i stand for
11 direct primary, ii is the right of
the American people to 110mm them-
anlvoe. The people in ofiico are not
the bosses but the servants of the poo
pie. You. theweopic. are aorernioa
the. administration and not the men in
oiilrc.
”The more we got down to a direct
primary system tho boiler it will be
for 1111. and the nearer to the purposes
and intent of the constitution. With
Massachusetts on one side of us and
New York stoic Mum to adopt ilu: eta
loin. (‘onnectioul must coma in the
direct primary system. idon‘i know
but that i would favor the broadest
kind of n systeflu not the will of the
people as to who they desire to hold
(mice. We ruusi‘. get bar-k to the will
of the people in their choice of con-
tildaiea."
Mr. Hill added that the Rat
cans bad n 1111111 before them, but hat
they ahnuld not he afraid. as the
Democratic party. had not increased
in mllflllltil‘lllilll since the last election.
He also spoke of the harm of sending
a licntocrai to congress. for he would
he as lonoemuo as a rat in hfldel with-
out claws. He would be opposed to a
solid southern Democracy which Will;
not in harmony in any point with the
northern Ill‘iiliif‘mi‘v
IlllllllllIIl iflfiii IBIS
Illl‘
Mrs. lilo i-, Williamson. of South
Main street, is visiting 111 Atlantic
(lily.
Miss .chan Hilbert. of Woodward
evcnuc, is ill of typhoid iovcr in the
ilenbury Hospital.
.‘lloniaonn 1'1 a lunch wagon in Wall
silent in lit-11111 refreshed with. it new
coat of paint.
Crorao 81111111. of Cannon Station.
room the 111m out; in Norwuik on bust
nails.
Judge W. K. J. Huhbcli. of Wilton.
was in Norwuilt this morning on busi-
ness. a
Wino linimru who has been on 11 yo
cation trip to Now York has returned
to South Noruullr.
liuilor Lodge 1. 0 0. it. of this city.
will inert this evening. Tho uocolul
degree in to be conferred on 1W0 can-
didniua.
Misti Boasir- f'rofut. who has hood
sorioutili' ill for some time at bar home
in New Haven, appears to he doing
nlcoly now. although she is still very
Mrs lioboii M. Wolfe who is criti-
cally ill of typhoid fever. appears to
he in about ilic same condition today
its for several «in s. though she lea
litiio more com hie this attor-
noon
Father Carroll and Father Film. of
the local 1211111111111 “Church“ attended
the conformer o! the meters of the
diocese. at Now Eleven. yeeterday.
Father Finn has 11111 returned to Nor-
waik as yet. .
Notice in 111an Iii this issue of The
Sentinel that now Boheeir in strain:
her husband. Henry Schnek. of parts
unknown. for a divorce and the cus-
tod of the childizn. I“ deserted her
it; fit)! and she itnorent as to his
whereabouts. The one will come all
in the. Superior court on tire iirtt.
Tuesday in October; Walsh and Hair
boll represent the plaintiff.
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“Why do widows almost always
1min?"
"Because deed use tell no teles"—-
Clem.“ W013 .
to "'”'
nos. 3 and 5 oezma BUILDING. uoawetx. conu. ”1
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FALL SHOWING 3
Ladies’ Linen Wants
Correctly Tailored and Finished in the Best Manner
Plain Tucked Waists, S1. 75- $2
Beautifully Hand Embroidered Waists, $2. 75
A New Line of Silk Underskiris~Blaclt from $3. 98 to an. in Colors including
all the Latest Striped and Persian Effects, .55 to S9 ‘
Tristra‘m 8. Hyatt,
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Old Well Fair
RED MEN'S HALL
South Norwaik
Sepiemberi9ti1 to 261h
weortesoav. seer. 2157
itniortainmoni from Music Hall
Norwalis. Conn.
H. Krieger81 C0.
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
BUY Now
PAY LATER
Our Modern Credit Plan is Proving a
Blessing to people of Moderate Cir-
. cumstances. Fall Goods arriving
daily. Most Complete Ready-to
~wear Store 1a The Norwailrs
THURSDAY. SEPT. 22ND
Spot-in! i‘lrcmcn'u Night
'i‘wo lllg Acts from Music Hall and (Jih-
er Entertainment
ADMISSION - l5c
and
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MuSic Hall
Film A ART. More. add Leaeeea
Our Polio: ”To Please the Patrons"
Mon, Tues Wed.
Sept. 19,20 21
London Slip-On
- Coats.
Pricen- Matinee. 5c and ilk: oven-
ing. Orchestra, 15c; iialcony. 10c;
lioxea. .Sc.
Grand Opening of
Regular Fall Season
One Show Every
Evening
floors optm. Matinee. 1i p. m -. Show,
2:110 p. m. Evening doors open. 7:30:
Yondeville at 11:11“: p. 111.
idngasotnent Extraordinary
Francesco Creators
The Musical Whirlwind
And his iianda Veldl of its places
and two lady soloists
Presenting the picturesque Review
“A Nluht in Naples and Eruption of
Vesuvius.“
«We have them all styles. colors
and sites. PRICE, FROM
$1.50 to $5
School Dresses
for Girls. Come and see the
Dresses We are selling for
75 cents
They cannot be beaten.
in, .—.—.—...... c.....--.
Winifred Stewart
filming and Dancing.
Davis 81 Dana
ilomody Sketch
“CARRYING THE IAOGER"
liy 'I‘hoe. .l. Cray.
The Chamroiyds
Acrobats.
Guaranteed waterproof, suitable
for autotnoblle use as well as
street wear. Special
$12.98
00 OUT To the
GOLF LINKe. NOTICE
TH! HATS
Some are more bond
coverings. Others have
style. These are the
C A K
They are the aristo-
crats of ilaidom:
03.00. “00.06.00
Hpccliil Attraction
BURKE. a MOD“
Pronont
H. HUOUINOT A 00. in
' “The Deceivers”
last
Jaolt Barrett ..... ii. A. Huguenot
Alice litmuon Joelle Powerii
Ralph Hudson . Franklyn Varnoy
Gertrude Wetmoro. Meriorie Cortlandt
Louie Edward Connors
lebliell
“w .- w arm-rm .4.
IANK MIARLV ascovaaao‘.
BOOTON dentin-J1me Greenfield
Having- Be'nk. whose affairs were
found to be in such a condition in
February. 1900, that the hank Was on-
ioined by the Supreme Court from ro-
eeivlna deposits. will soon be able to
resume business. according to Bank
Commissioner Arthur B. Chopin. A.
new board of investment has replaced ‘
the former hoard.
VAL! wuwd‘r oats.
Joseph Davis
86 Washington '81.,
_ Booth florwalk
TO ”DVD, [TONI CIU‘HIR.
was awarded to titanic Retiree. who
The bids for the movies of theotone‘ us
The
MAN neuron. 1.21» earned to do the
Yale augmentily all?!“ 811 title to crushing plant now at West Smelt. others were 19inch; routers “ti. and
the intercollegiate" .; . onehip from theretot‘iranbury, were “milled irvlna Hall eta. 1’ .
for team by ‘ we 11 in and opened yesterdayatterhoa MW _. . . 1»
the deals at the “Ines + i F were three bidders and tile contract Sentinel wept advs. pay. “I . . J ‘_
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