» “Epsilon“. on. it you‘:‘hsvo cultivated a taste for good pure. Candy. OUR HOME MADI owners will certainly tickle our ,pslats. ways trash and entio ng. F. ALANE Tsl. 400. 51 Wuhlngton 8t. fl' [till NEWS- EVENING IENTINEL TELEPHONE CALL. Al- lan—News Department Ozi—Iusinoss Bopsrtmsnt M-fl-Irsnoh Otfios. Norwslk 000 —Edltor-'s Residence nos—coy fidltor’o Rssldonoo WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Increas- ing cloudiness, with rain late tonight slid Thursday. Cooler Thursday after- noon or night. Easterly winds becom- ing high. The reports this morning are all missing south of Charleston, 3. C. The West India hurricane has been very destructive during the last. 24 hours on the South Atlantic coast. it appears to be central this morning in Georgia. Another storm central. over Lake Superior is producing high winds and rain in the upper Mississippi Val- ley and western portion oi the Lake region. An area of high pressure over New England may cause the Lake storm to pass out the St. Lawrence Valley and the West indie hurricane to go out to sea. south of Hatteras. in that case this vicinity would only get the southern edge of one and the northern edge of the other. it In more probable, however, that the storms will unite and produce a severe storm in this vicinity. it is a good time to prepare for a bad storm. TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO- DAY. Temperature: Low, 41: high, 54. Clear. Suits to tit at Paris Suit House. See adv. llarold' Glendeniug, of Norwalk, spent yesterday in New York city. There will be a attesting of Division No. 1," A. O. H., tomorrow evening. Nelson W. itenedict, of. «Westport avenue, is spending severill days in Hartford. - Warm blankets for those chilly nights at Dickerlnsu's. The adv. will tell you about them. Miss Sullivan. of Saugaluck. has taken a position in Tristrnm & liyatt's store in Wall street. Mrs. Goetchles; of Brooklyn, is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Jennie Littel Nash. of liayview‘avenue. Colonel George 1). Russell, oi the Norwaik Hotel, and wile, are spend- ing the day in New York city. Miss Hazel Newcouih, of Broad itlv- er, has resigned her position in the store of 'l‘ristraui & Hyatt. in Norwalk. St. John's Lodge. No, ll. F. and A. M.. will hold a stated communication tomorrow evening in the Masonic 'l‘vill‘ pie in Wall street. Mr. and Mrs. Moses li. Glover and Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand ii. Smith. of Norwalk, are spending a few days at the bungalow of Mr. Glover and Harold Glendoning. at Lake Waccubuc. Lady Jennings Lodge Shepherds of Bethlehem. will most tonight in lied Men‘s Hall. At the conclusion of the business there will be an elaborate en- tertainment program. and all friends are invited to attend. Among those who attended the cen- tonnlnl convocation of Rittenhouse Chapter. No. ll. it. A. M.. of Stamford. yesterday were the following: Charles F. Triatrsm, Edward P. Weed, Dr. 8. ll. Huntington. Milton Elwood. Chester Clark. liarr Rider, George H. Caffrsy. Arthur 0. healer. lrvlng Robertson. Percy Morgan, William H. Britain. C. Otis Fitch. James H.3Wsrden. George Benton and W. 1943K. Twombly. The Connecticut Compiny is clos- Ing up the portion of Wsll street that burn been torn up tor some time out during the laying of the new roll: at the foot of Mill Hill and in s tow dsys travel will be as formerly. For sover- ‘ at weeks the roadway has been torn 3 up. tirst 000 the south and then on the north sides, making trollico not able our one If of the road Only. it has been «is serous to the soloists and those with other vehicles. because of the crowned usrtsrll. but no so- cldonts due to t 0 conditions have been reported. No tmo has been found of the thieves who ontorodtho hum of Roy. DoWltt '1‘. Von Baron. of law. strands. snd stole some carpenter tools valued . at no. . lt is thought not the have loads a clean m sud tho their . will never be Knowirf zooms tints Mom «is hi hi the robber was committed . 7 , y ‘ ’ oftoolstskr‘,m and h the small number humour that tho thieves wsrs ‘ t [ ’ u rHEwsourrH . l A Notary Public CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND DURING BUSINESS HOURS AT TAYLOR & GOLDEN 74 WASHINGTON OTRIET. COUTH NORWALK. CONN. TELEPHONE 100-! Park 8. Tilford’s DeliciousCandies —-SOLD AT— F. H. BAXTER’S DRUG STORE. Time for K. D. Frames for next sunl- mer‘s boat. now. Special prices. Two slightly used hosts for sale: one 20ft. half cabin, with 8 h. 1). new motor. One 21-ft. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very cheap it bought now. OSCAR ANDERSON Oyster-Shell PoinLNorwnlk‘ Né’Uiderwear’"li‘”c3ifitaliihulfiinléé it, fits Underwear (hand llnished) has that perfect fit which lends dis- tinction to the close-lining gown in heavy and medium cotton. cotton and wool mixture and all wool FLANNELETTE ROSES. FLANNELETTE SKIRTS for Ladies and Children J. I. MALLE’ITE (formerly Misses Dawson) 88 WASHINGTON STREET ‘ I . The Dentist of Today does not work merely to alleviate pain. He makes at study of Ioods. digestion, circulation slid other subjects relative to good health. This kuowiodno iul~ ported to his patients brings about much for their well-lielng. A good i”- gestlou is imperative to good health. if a person cannot properly lnastirole his food. the hystom calulot nasltullnto it, weakness tollows. inviting various forms of die so. wh it, play not prove fatal. but moonlit-line him from un- ttve life for years. Have your teeth attended to at once, enjoy health and longevity. Consultations free. Dr. J. H. Mallory 16 South Main 8L. South Norwslk Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. to. sunny: by appointment only. CityNational Bank SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Surplus and Profits 0117.000.00 Cspltsl $100,000.00 Bats Deposit Boxes, 83 and 85 per year EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, Pros. JOHN H. KNAPP. lot Vice-Pros. FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice Pros. WILFRED IODWELL, Cashier DIRECTORS E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman Josiah R. Marvin J. Wailsco Marvin Christian Bwsrtz John H. Light Prod H. Rowan David W. Raymond Funeral Director and Emhalmer 10 North Main Otrut. tooth Norwsllt Rositi‘s'hos. 0 Washington Direct. Telephone st office. 83632. Telephone st house. m. Forest Mills /f‘7zj>> :2 o:\ not.with...“ .. ...... .. ..wwkuumm ‘\ t. (SlpIi-p 3 inches high. It inches wide. all inches long. «f can be hired for .‘ tour dollars a ; , it all any. sows. Distressed oil-sis were sin" .»,tllo missingtse 3 Oh» Moltivood....,0hioi p on tile-«em . yosr‘ln‘our ...”... rumor: Here's a popular prise—about seventy men out of a hundred pay $20 for 0 Suit or Overcoat. That’s why we have such a big, strong line of Fall Suits and Overcoats at $20. Better style, better quality, better tailoring than you’re used to at the price. SUITS in a fine range of beautiful brewns. tans. greys and blues—the much’ admired rough fabrics and smooth finished forsteds—as smart and stylish as any man could wish for—and extra value at $20. OVERCOATS in the long swagger models and knee-length Chesterfields. in rough fancy weaves, fine Oxfords and soft black Thibets, serge or silk lined. or silk lined to edge. Best chrcoats in town at $20. Suits and Overcoats from $10 to $30. Everything else to wear this Fall. l.‘ R’s. TWO STORES: The New Store 24 Wall St.. Norwalk. South Norwallr 14 South Main St. N0 MAN IN THE WRONG CAN KEEP UP WITH THE MAN IN THE RIGHT—WHO KEEPS ON COMING. No western feed. manufactured hundreds ot miles away, conse- quently always stale. and composed mostly of the ht~products of the mills- can keep up with a feed made here at bolls. fresh ground each day. and composed entirely of good clean grains nud'pure wheat pro ducts-«It it keeps on coming. First in quality. lost in price, always In thqmlnds of its custom- ers, itounic lioluo Ground Feed for Horses, t‘nttle and I'g‘niitry. . ' 'i MANUEL rose HATCH. . . MW!” :15; “...-”MW For Fish go to Qutbill’s NATIVE BEA BASS. BLACKFISH. FLATFIBH, BUTTERFISH. EELS. NEW BEDFORD, LONG ISLAND AND SEA ESCALLOPS, GREENPORT OYSTERS. HARD CRABS. BLUE~ FISH. WEAKFIOH. HALIBUT. CNAP- PER BLUES. HERRINO, SALMON. LONG AND ROUND CLAMC. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE I08. FREE DELIVERY. m , @ “............E. "@ VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. a pound .............. 350 PURE LARD. a pound ..................................... 17c CHEESE. a pound ....................... . ............... ..xtic EXTRA FINE EGGS. a'dozen ............... .......... 33c A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a barrel .................. $6.75 A&P CONDENSED MILK. a can . .............. . ........... rot: VERY BEST FLOUR. 24ia-pound‘bag ........85c The Great ‘A&P.. Tea Company 184 WAIHINOTON CT» COUTH NORWALK. Tel. 1402909. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2.30 p. m. Free Delivery. Flour Sale CONTINUED All the Leading Brands at Low Prices ' MAUOCIRAND............'.......,........hs9. 0005 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR .bsg. "di‘blt‘fli. “-90 PILLIIURY'IPLOUR .bu. Ilfllbsrroi. 07.00 JONII’ sunnu'rlvs noun ..... . . . . . . . .m. 21o: burnt. mu VERY I“T CREAMEIY BUTTER, ”and svlvsnoIA‘IOtIt-I-fiiw ‘ts rouuos FINI GRANULATID soon «so "N'.T MA'N. '0TATO'.’ NONI ...-......nuutuunu.um WW concurs noon mm AND Ltouoss bsmi. ”.40 ventNGSENrINiss WWmW-q «......» . THE NEW scones t Defhritlon of Chiropractic ‘Ohiroprsctlo is the science 0: the cause of the disease anti the art 01 so. lusting the some. Dis-ms are «used by s wrench. twist or sprain in the boot. Even I! dons in childhood it mots: pinched. nerves snd psin in Ring. lit. in tho diluent organs Ind m I . Chiropractors remove the cause or this disease sail polo. sod health is restored through list-moulds: the lit nerve system. in your body. Nervousnoss. Rheumatism. Psi-sly- sis, Hurt. Kidney and Footsie Dis asso- ue given special attention; also Ourvstnro of the spins. You will never regret giving Chiroprsotio 0 ohm to hols 1011. T. FRANCIS. D. C. 04 WASHINGTON 0T. 00. NORWALK Msgnotlo Treatments Olvsn Also. Ax'minster Rugs ALL THE NEW FALL PATTERNS This store's aim Is to sell the man who wants Clothing ontt according to the prevailing fashion. made of high [rolls ‘ fabrics and correctly tailored. Style. goods and work:- rnansnip go together. Leave out one and the other two 3- g I“ are worthless. . Y ” . . _. \ 3 't «aw-w. ,. CLOTHING To SUIT ALL. surrs ....Jltmo TO $23.00 ‘3' "" Fall styles in Fancy Vests. Negligoo shirts, Molnar. _ son and Derby Hats. Half Hose. Underwear. Gloves. “this?” ‘ Price’s Clothing Store 98 Washington Street, South Norwslk' _ $21.00 I. K. MITCHELL... UNIERTAKIR r. A. MITCHELL sous: rum-Han coasts WALL me than NORWALK. cons. Norwalk Branch Office of . The Evening Sentinel l l lillltllllliilllli MUSIC HALL Will Open Monday Matinee, October 24, With Loew’s Famous NewYork Vaudeville TWO snows DAILY-Change Program Mondsys and Tsunami ‘ TWO AND ONE-HALF Hooss’or sous ENJOYMENT 6 All Star Acts, 5 Reels Pictures; 1000 some Arrsnuoous at 2:15 p. M. .Children, 50; Adults. 10-1359 1000 stars “crimes or 3:15 P. M._..... .......... ...1o, 15 and 25a [transits ITI. Our Glasses Become the Face as well as they lit the eyes. We have n Physician. who Is a Skilled lye Specialist. to examine your eyes, WITHOUT CHARGE. THAMER Optician STAMFORD 3 Open Monday & Sstu w; EXTRA FEATURES TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS—DANCING. WEDNESQAY~THE COUNTRY STORE. FRIDAYS—AMATEUR NIGHT. ‘ .. rdsy Evenings. "honor Admission oiw-Electors Notice ls hereby given that the se SATURDAY. OCTOBER 22 —— Matinee and Night Mr. George Obor and His Company In a Big Scenic Production of RIP VAN WINKLE. . The Beautiful Legend 0! the Catskills lectmt-n and town clerk of the Town BARGAIN MATINEE. ALL SEATS . ....... ....................250 of Norwsllt will hold a session in the 1.0“,“ (fourt room. “all street. Nor-‘ EVENING PRICES ............ . . . .. . ....... . ..... 25. 36. 00 and 760: walk. Friday. the L'lst day of October, liilii. from 9 o'clock in the foreseen until 8 o'clock in the afternoon. for the purposes or examining the ilualifl- rations of electors and admitting to tho elortor's oath those who shall he Iound tpinlltlcd; and will be in session“ for the same purpose, at the police room. llsviland street. South Norwallt. Monday. the Zith day of October. 1910. from it) o‘clock in the forenoon until 4 o‘clock in the afternoon. and again on \i'ednesduy the 28th day or said Do tober, from 4 o'clock until 7 o'clock in the atloruootl; and unless all entered on the first list as "to be made" whose rights shall appear to have matured. shall have been admitted or rejected. said solertnwn and town clerk will be in session tor snld purpose, at. said Town t‘ourt room. Wall street. Friday. the 28th day of said Ocular. (tom 0 o'clock in tho torenoon unit it o'clock In the afternoon, and not sftcrwsrds. except that if it appears that the rights of any person on the first list under the title “to ho rustle" Will ms- ture alter said Friday. (lumber 28th. snd on or before the (lay of said also, tors' next meeting. said soloctmeu. and town clerk will he in session at the ethos of said town clerk. Wall street, 1 Mon, Tues. Wed. Oct 17, 18, 12 ;. 3~hlJOU DREAM f ' at Hoyt’s Theatre MATINIE DAILY. 2 P. M. IVININOI. 2 COMPLETE IHOWI. 7 AND 0 P..M. . Every Saturday‘Ev hing : Three Complete S ows WILL I! owns ‘ FIRST snow. 6:30 P. M. .i’ 3 dsy. October as. trots 7:80 until s . 3 my on snow. in OICDND CHOW. 8:00 P. M. THIRD IHOW 9:30 P. M. EVERY CHOW WILL II COMPLETE on Monday. the 7th day of November. 1910. from it o‘clock in tho toronoon until it o'clock in the afternoon. and not afterwards. for the purports of ad- mitting such persons. and for no other. purpose. l led at said Norwslit this i‘lth day 0 Octollor.19l0. JAMES It. llROWN. Ahli'ltlcl‘l AVItiON. JOHN liltiVINltl Selectmen of the Town of Norwstk. ltidltillt‘lt’l‘ it. tiMl’l‘ll. I 17 1t Town cleric. solid - BOARD oi RELIEF Notice ‘s hereby given tint tho 30ml of allot of the City 0! Mill " «well: will most on .il‘rltlsy. October . from 2 until it p. on: on Wsdnsso 3- l our tutors it an i in. onion and”. October at i 1:30 until 0 p. in. st IM‘Gflnol slurs. Wash It Wilton“ ROD! MAROTON A CO. IN A COMEDY “ITCH “All Night Out” . Storm at.Sea in a Yacht in Mid-Ocean SixO’Cooner Sisters. Manhood Driscolim 8.00.. 20thCentury Burg ; “ i he allot..." ~ ”M“ 1: 'fm new» sum new o our , .' Oi. or 0 Auction or sold titty in ear Wmsmmflr my“. sanfi gunthotsxllstoffiio. ’3 oém' Womm " . mm .. It south Romain. October m _ ‘3 .wuwm 'Thsoflomofflbntim- it. . . ' _ . Maelstrom downwislholdfl sensors 3 _ mat ,, . . ; Ississtsvvoingsttits ;
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