Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 13, 1911 · page 8

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

M O B I L E 8
Against

 
 
 

 

Property bamboo.
Emulsion

’ .; TAYLOR ”901.111....
ll Washington 31., as. Norwolk
~ TELEPHONE 155-2 1 “ l.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.lflormsu Sachs, of Main street, spent
'3' __l;erday in New York city on bush
.1 ass. ' t

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Ti'os Warden Joseph. Cornell, of
Norwalk, has gone to 11111119119111 today

ombusiuess. 1

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' The semi monthly bustnoss meeting
0! the Building 'l‘rutles‘ Council will i
3 held Friday evonlug‘,

' The Columbus Duy committee of
~ the Italian independent Society will 1
hold an lmpm'lanl meeting this even
1113;. i

 

 

 

Curl A. Hurstrom 11nd lilrlr i-inr-
sttout, of \‘oxwuih. actompunlod by
dark iloatt3, spent 31111111111113' in Now
York city. -

 

Photographers James Oregon and
1". lil. Jackson of \11111 ulk. ille attend
ing'tha‘: photogmphtuu' convention in
‘lirtdgonort totluy.

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Mr. and Mrs. llohort lo. . .
upoet \i.1inst1'.11vt how two 12111101
"Hillbilly Miss Ruth lander liouulr oi
N9’w York city.

 

‘33::1‘l18o Weekly luminous meeting 0!
* Butler Lodge No. 11? l. (1 i). R. will
:‘fibe hold this evening in its rooms. in

1 Washington at 1 eel.

A 111191-1111 tommunloniion of Oh]
Well Hittite. No. 108, F. and A. AL. will
. beheld Mills 1031115 Fi‘ltlny oronlng nt
’ o‘clock. The'lii. M. degreo will be
11° worked and a banquet "will. be served.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Thomas, of
Leonard street. are the proud parents
oi a nine-pound boy, born Monday

night. Mother tutti child are doing
nicely 11nd Dr. W. Ii. liurucll la in or
tcntlnnoo.

 

The pltotosrsphors' convention gives
on Friday of this Week. at Steeple
‘ «Mainland. Hrldgepori.a11 open day
in the public. Admission will be b3
rd which can be obtained at noun a

 

Miss Anna 1.. Richards. of West
.- street. spent yesterday afternoon in
' Bridgeport with her mother. Mrs. Bor-
tho M. Richards. and her guest. Arthur
Vega. oi! Springfield, Mass. where the

 

An oiahbponnd boy will born to Mr
”and Mrs. John Clancy. o! Plattsvilio
nus. yesterday. Mother and son

 
 

, Mr. Clancy in the well-known and
1111111 'e‘ntployo 'oi the Connecticut
Connolly.

, Mrs. Jsooio bl. Bhutan has returned
to South Noowaik, after enjoying a
i mil-be wooko' much noodod root at
" Ocean Grove. N J. Mrs. Bouton to
.tho guest 0! her daughter. lira. T H
1.. {toward Robins, of 19 Putnam avo-
‘nuo. ‘

 

 

 

 
 

 

_ -Lawn party at St. Peter's Luther—
!“ Church, Thursday. mt. ii.

A .. 1

{“013 'and Mrs. Henry 331. Allan, oi

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

1111113141111 will make tbolr homo in tho
‘ balloons-1111111191. i):- Alton
' molatoo ootabllohlng blmooli in

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.33 “momma Clanrmakors‘ Union
‘ misting last night. it was do-

at bosolon. This,“ bill was intro:
by Victor Bauer oi Milwaukoo.
W

 

field County Baptist Association will '
be held at the Baptist. church in Dau-
bury on September 27 and 28.
expected that at least 100 delegation
will attend from all parts of the coun-

in‘ the aéaocistion. This year's gather-
ing will be the seventyuhlrd anti-ivor-
ary of the association. The delegates
will he entortainsd at the homes of

The gathering which was lant youri
hold in South Not-walk. has not. met in 3

.’ . ‘i’i'n'iiu, of orlnu will hr the ‘Wodnonduy cycuinu

to ask by Kim common-u
tooupnort tho oidoao bouillon bill;
it bomoo botoro tho Hail“ It

BAPTIBTS as Hours
' Falrllold County Association 'Wlll
blast in Danbury 1 ,
Tho annual gathering of the Fair;

it is

fr
M

3'. There are twenty-nine churches

 

he members oi the Baptist church.

innbnry ’slnco 1900. llov.

Ion.

111110011 of the following day.

loroiiliiiz and instructire program has stables in Washington stroot
It ul others worn turned loose in tho
‘ will include addresses, election or olil- latreots. 11nd wondorod around for a
run, roadluu of church lrttora mid time but all Worn finally acountod for.
special music.
will bod dolll'ored I13 I.te\' B. l). Woodai
of Non iMllfbrd Thorn will be ad

(honor-.11 b3 Rev. A (i.
or Waterbury,
Brown, Plt. l)., llor. A. .l. iloutwoll and

11 on tirrungod for the occasion
The annual sertuonl a

inwnon. p.11.
and by llor.
Roy. Willlnm Swanson. of Bridgeport. :1
An interesting feature or the goth-

session 31inch ulll cover the work of;
i ouug eoplo s soc lotion To this metal

in 1 all of llu1 Young Pronto is societies l

of tho t1it3 are tol1oin3'licd."i‘hur:11-

hetmo the Women‘s Home and For .1

oiun Mlsslonan societies, at which kelii the hay and groin.
Hum 11 program 0' Sliei‘llfl “mill“ WW 11111111 low days throo curloads of balodl
.hay, u largo qtilinlity of straw beddinixl Edmund F- O'Connor.

b’o rendered 'i‘bs 1111111111 of tho rou-

li_.l. 9101111313, of Bridgopom The 11111 1

( it3.
”A...” TH”.

 

foi- Benofli of Antllruborouiooio
Dispensary.
Tho Anti Tuberculosis Association

.iamos for a bridge and

her/.2151. at :1 o‘clock
Guests can malts up their own J-
bles nt bridge beforehand or only
plu3crs run make up tables after thoi'
nrri3e.

Tickets may be secured through
members of the Dispensary committoo
and at Batu": drug store in Norwallt
and Stillson and Powell’s in South
Norwslit.

it is hoped that tho trionda of tho
Dispensary will avail themselves of
the opportunity to help this deserving
work and alooto about! an afiornoon in
one of Norwalk'o most attractive and
historic houooo. ~
W
NORWALK CIVIC LIAGUI NOTlC'w
Tho ilrot regular mouths. oi tho
season will be hold with Mrs. 111. J
Hill. 40 Walt Ivonne. Friday. tho 15th,
at a p. m. Much intonation busi-
ness will be tronoaotod as tho aviator
campaign for a oomnlotod library will
be lusuuuratod. Loam mombors aro
naturally much plouod at tho layer-
obio onloorno of tho bridgo and park
proposition and the mucosa of this
ontorprioo will spur thorn to otbor oi
torts tboy fool must bo ouoooaoful. Tho
WM oapootally roouoot that all who
can possibly oomo will ho mount.
'l‘bo chairman of tbo oduootionai oom-
nthioa boss that tho momma at tho
ioagoo will noto tbo anaoancomoat of
tho limo. tomorrow; tho piano, tbo
town court room. and tho rogiatraro.

1111112111. would in Ribbon spot
nations to ho ”do Nurse

or bathtub bi'toloo'o union.
M

1.) 1.5.1.1111"... 1119mm

 

Reynolds had 111-111 turned in an alarm

horses stampsdo'li as they wore bola;
removed from tho structure. anagram.
dlmculty was experienced in gottlna
them. While Mr. Soymour was getting.
some of the animals from the stalls.
and ondonvoring to get thomwout a
shower or sparks came down the feed
chute, and when the horses saw this
1‘1 W1 7. they made a rush to got back to their
Hunted, pastor of the local Billilllillstulls, refusing. for 11 time to no past
church. is 1110110111!” 0! the ”Boom the biasing part of the building.
tibia manner a down or more of the
The gntltoxlng uili open at oloveo horses hadl

o'clock on the morning of Wednesdn3.: buloro they 9;!)
Sopiotnbci 27.111131 rill (1108111111 tltoal- number Wore taken to the Warwick
All in Hotel stuhlflflififlTD Jnl'ob Srhaubs
Boron

muuy. Jr. 2

bond.

sic will include noiectlons b3 the moon? .that the fir'o was caused by
lotto not the Baptist church 1131‘ this eons combustion. as Mr. So3n10url1adl
: renoutodb refused to allow 1111301111 to "OD”M'W

proarosshc Frantic
witlst party for tho benefit at the Dita; troyod The ontiro upper portion of
ponsary. 'i‘hursds3 afternoon. Bantam-cilia oxtonalon was burned off and it
will be nocouury to rnbulld
only portion practically undamagod
and remaining intact was tbo lirot door
of the main building. which was of
' brink.

J 'A. 0”“!th 1!. ill”. Who will .'

1121M ;

ootloo 111111 matter onions in anothe- '

1 1 owmwnmmo 11.1.1. ’

THIS Milli“

(Continued iron! First Pago.)

CIW-Cmm

um Box 3 at the corner of North
sin and Washington stroots. Tho

ll)

bohlfidlnd several times
are romovod safely. A

nd appeared to be uninjured
011. Animal a'Klsltor.

One of the moat 111111111111 horaoa to;
handle was 11 little more secured in
11"“ linrlen a fowduys and by .ioaeph Tom-

f Qau‘d‘ 1.1111111 Qampany. no 111111111
‘ by a horse, and his right foot badly
. bruised . .
3 Among tho early arrivals at {1.1.1.41 1' . q.‘
_‘ “Win“ {initiator Mrodorlcit A. 1.1;... and he
, 5113111 instructions to bars all the Mo
liiboh 111311 with 11:; codes iron at
. charge at tho restaurant 113111111111.
' livery stable one». A larao number
"or men woto trdiol'ul to 1113' Lino tor
‘ this 1111.11.11... as the 1.1.1111 morning air

’ Milieu were dranohod by tho valor.

A h 'L : 1 ' " " " T W.“ ‘ Chief 11111qu 11. (1111111 in rovlowlu:
»?8lii.‘lllll8' Lill‘lilll‘b'lAlllE
iIEBTIlllEEIllllFIllE EMILY

. 101' or did, mom oftoobWo Work than

 

 

Harold Allitrlll. of mu 111111;

was docidsdly pool and auroral of the

11.1.1. ANork Communal.

the work at tho tire. ohoho' in the high
“sot terms .11. tho department saying:
”Tho boys novsr worlod better toneth

they did. thismornlna." Chis! Clark
also opoko‘ inno uncertain terms or
the work of Chariots W. Seymoursnd
John Gormloy, who, assistod by Police-
men John E. Reynolds and J. Harry
(lib-on, succeeding in getting: the bor-
ass out of tho stables.

At 10 o'clock, this morning. the taco
were still at work, would: down the
smouldering piles of hay. Wot to tho
skin and with, their faces blackansd
with the smoke and psrttrlcn of burn.
on hay. they wore working like my
inns. 3

Fireman Romomborod.

ol cigars by Adolph W. [iroyfuss early
this morning. which they enjoyed to
the fullest extent. "King" Connors, as
the firemen call him, proprietor of tho
Muhucltcmo Hotel, arose with the
chickens and opened up the hotel to
the man at 5 o‘clock. personally direct
his the work. The Old Well men were
lurnlnhod with cotton by Mrs. Alfred
C. F‘stherstone, of the City liotrl.
Cari Bchapb a Hero.

Chis! Clark. who: arrived on the
scene llclol'ti’ille departuion: put'in on
"appearance. brought to light anothor
bold in tho person of Carl Sclmuh, pro-

 

Vaiuabio Contents Burned.

”The [he was (YOIIHHPH "W‘Qu' ‘0 thled majestically out 0! “It building,
day morning addrosaos 31lll be outdo ossiorn “wk,“ of the iwootor1 struc' 1
l" the "“3“"- part or "‘1. wag; ’lllo HlfilllQB “‘0‘“ harm-
Within 11w:

ll TB.

\'ell.llOll will be undct the illl‘GCiloli 0' and 11 carload of cats had been piatodi

11 tho buildlhlt The supposition 1

lsloop in the hay loft. and had throat-159' 10"
BRIDGE-AND WHIBT PARTY. lonod to how 111130119 round thorn ar
1’.rostod
Will Bo Given at Jamoo Homootoad' part of the building.
’to be improbable. it was unknown 111. 5
tho night watchman.

if anyone was in tho uppi.1
which is though

'l‘ho flames adroad rapidly and int

has scoured the privilege of noting the ‘ soon enveloped tho entire uppln psrt
homostoud of the late Mrs J Wm. K of the extension and main building:
nil3 every thing inside was dos '00“ ‘3 h“

Voltlsloo Dootroyod.

iii. Baton. mom» anmon.

bor. 4* ‘1

oopb Tammany. Jr.
Tho imam.

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

"Worth-um» 311111111 mos
iobooailiaxorltoa-

 

 

 

 

Sh! tried to. kick and blto
11d lwiro llnorltrd Mr. Seymour down.
.01111 Hum her boots lust grazed bin.
llo persisted. however. and ill:
animal wns iinnliy corrollod with tho;
othora outaido the building.

sponian l “d

'i‘ho.

Thirteen woman of various atyloa
were burnsd. They woro on the loc-
ond door or tho main buildhg. and can
of thorn was tho proporty or Dr. Ham

valuablo coups woo among tbo num-

Of tho thirty-Momma" three were 1.,
ownod by outoldo portion. but «boardod
at tho atablo. eroy won owned by
it‘lolochmabn Yeast Company. Edward?
Barry. 0! Polba‘ia. Now York. and Jo

iii. if. O'Connor. who moans tho
otobloo for to. bottom. was unabio
to oatlmalo tho lolo today. blr. Sol Ii
mans Ital-toil yootorday for Now Bruno

wick on a boiling trip. and Gonoral
auoooll Frost; who tomato tho so
tats. coma: tbo bouillon. is in Bor-
tnuda Mr. Ioiinau oarrloti an lnaao ‘ ‘.
anco of ".000 on bio otoolt with tho ‘ '
macho! J. at nylon I 00.. Ian. and
tho iliiiard. mat and Raymond oo-
tam had ”.000 ioouranoo on tho
buildinuwitbl.‘ mica-bill
a Ooloon'o annoy.

proprietor of tho ltpporinl Cato. Curl
i was one oi the first to roach tho scent»
and script: 11 pilc oi 111111.111 in tho
buildim. hillf'illt‘d into 11111 burning
11111113111111 and dospiio the intense hunt
:nnd toiling frazmonts lll‘ harnessed
himself up with 11111 burnt-1111 and built

thereby saving this important ssuot to

lakor Stabio Lend.
r‘dtnuncl F.0’Ooau1or. superintgg
superman-
dent of the stables in: tin would that
its was the right in 111 for the place.
despite- the ill-moralisntlon which
attended the tire be fulfilled all his
aupphlnfi roaches and hor-
two funeral: umona other
;.thinga in a short time Mr O'Connor
, bad routed 11111 ambia- formsrb orcn~
. plod b3 Rnnnom i. Batter. in 6 Spring
trust. and had put his horses In there
'itu- onto hoopla: until some other ar-
11. ranaeinonto could he mado
Charles Sammis. proprietor of the
Forest balloon and horse dealer. as
board oi the tire and its
conaeu‘uonooa prodorod tho use of bio
barns to hit. O‘Connbr. which Nations
was deeply apbroclalod by the superin-
tondont o! the aolmbns' ootabliab-
MIL
Tip smoking remains won viewed
by all Norwalh.1hio momma. and on

It

Elihu-p, Wdluunuiufiu-h-D

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Stolen KiSs :

The men were presented with a box "

“mutants. itwliltbonboao-

fwwnlobwiiilaotuotilllmb.

"vsalsasr

VAUDEVILLE 111111
MOTION PICTURES

Se111.11 3.3%....” ”.13

 

111111111111

IN nouns THAT. car'rwa'ra
caucus 'ma'r haunt-tr

 

MR. wmonrnuurimrou'
Prooonla Tito

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Sc‘hod for Girls
PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK

Tho Srhool will open for the Fall
Tom on Thursdtu, September hi.
1911. at nlno o‘clock.

College Preparatory and General
Courses for older girls: Kindergarten:
Primary and intermediate Depart
menu for littio girls and boyo undo:
ton yours. French taught in all
grades. Arrangements mado (or most
in; oblldrcn who use the trolle‘yobud
for serving a hot lnnoheom'rormo and
illustrated booklet. on application.
The Principal may be soon at the
School any morning aim September
olo3'.enth

Margarot R. Bundling", A. I.

An Opportunity

to set a new tl-room house. ollod
floors. all modern improrsmonu.
boar trolley and center. (or only
$2500: terms; immediate posses-
sion. Farm. 8 arm. good S-rootn
house. barn. poultry houses, fruit;
2 1-2 miles out. Will «it or ox-
chsng'o for home in town.
Call, vrrito.1 or phone

D. S. HULL

Room 1. Haviland Block
Plum. 41M. Booth Norwallt.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ovary aids the firemen wore nonunio-
latod upon their good work.

 

ATLANTIC. FLIIT CRUIII
Will Probably bo in tho Maillot-lama
loo This Fall and Wlotor.
WASHINGTON. Boot. lie-Tho At
lantic boot in all probability will
cruise in tho Modltomnoan Ioa dur-
ing tbo approaching tan and viola.
Tho aubioot is now undor coalition-
tion by tho Navy Donartmost. scrotal
altornato ooyaaoo bola: in wind and
tho final conclusion at . tbo motto:-
awalts tbo rotura oi Bocrotary oi tbs
Navy Hour from abroad. 'i'bo loll
liarranan oral-o ms to bosom
tbo gooatoot tarot. booovor. no.1!
Oomtary Ham follows tbo 111th
of tho naval oiliooro. tho batiloobipo
will any calls of notation to all lilo
, mamas of loulbora iiiorooo ohm
oboroo aro loo-boll bibo Ifoaitarw
noon. ditto boot will sail about Do-
tobor l0. manna lb mob watoro

mm at (momma. cubs. tor
WI and nabooumn; aoroiooo.

not vista tho oatiro aooi MM.
wbl

 
 
 

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wit CALL vault ATTENTION 79 con LINE OF
rmn amnion iron woman mp cultouau. Paisso
llama: Elton lilo To all. be: WINDOW DISPLAY.

 

.......

FALL FOOTWEAR

THAT IS UP T 0 DATE

Now that we have cleaned up our old stock we are ready
to show you the most complote line of Fall Footwear m The

I:I'I:I:l:':l:l

 

TH: WHEELERS m Norwalks. We have Men‘n Women’s and Children‘s Shoes 5':

on - . J11 all loathe“, styles and prices—the kind that are a little 3:3

Fllfl thg BOlHeval'd attended the rest. :2
And Two ' Other Acisa. SCHOOL SHOES THAT WEAR
Pnoonau CHANGED MONDAY AND : :
Tt-lunauav : :2

if M n ...:31 The White Shoe C0. .
HILLSIDE 3%: 90 Washington Street
mm“ 1.3 hi’l’lslge’h Bu” 11.111. L Successors to the Flynn Boot Shop ..

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axrnA SFECIALS‘
at the AbP Store

.......... ......... .....318

vanv am our-r1111, a pound ‘

'arxna saucy corneas, a book ......... one
an noun. all/round bag ........ 750
up FLOUEabarrol ...... as.»

The Great. A81P Tea-Company
loo waoumo'ror‘l or. oou'm nonwam. '
Tel. No. 909. Dollvorloa 8: 30 a. m. and 2: 30 p. m. FREE DELIVERY.

 

 

 

IL"!!! I. CA8! W. R. THOMPSON

Toquet Special Motor

The latest and most careful design
in tho makund— break. taro-cycle type.
All parts are exceptionally my a!
aooess. and can be adjusted without rI-
moving engine from foundation.

Ilnglo Cylindsr

 

Rated With
lodol H. P. Csrburstu
H 255 '75
J 3% 90
K 6 122
Doublo Cylindor
n 'l
8 10 205

The Specialty Manufacturing Co.

40 Wabar m loath Nov-walk. Conn.

 

11111111113 would be wound. it is commander of the Department of tbo
bollovod. by Npiiltion at this limo of East. rode up with two sides. and
tho glob. glrdliu cruise 0! tbroo handod him a letter horns commandor
roars ago Al I manor 0! (not, it of the military post at In: Angolan.

would intorioro with all tho W Mai 11; soon as no gOt clear 0! the island
of tho country by doprivin than of Ward mounted rapidly. The air on
tho vooooia which afford that work. zoloar and. expecting no dlmcuity in

picking out his landmarks. he said

ILYiNG MM“ Till BONTININT. that ho onpoctod to malts the most of
-—--- ‘rbo loot-boy at a bolgbt of about 2. ooo

Jams Ward moo a Good burl From toot. Anibal. lilo wind bio any hom-

4 Maroon island. Dowor outino on main Ibout its mlioo
NW roan. soot 111 min no: 111111 on boob. it tho wind changoo he will
morning Jana. Ward otartod “you do much bottor. Ward carries lb

tbo Wt a bio billions tram Gov. balloon of pooloao. noubr' to into
him about no patios.

 

 

anon-w m
in 3;: mimagomm é; NIW ngtooan muwaiou'r

DIAD.

m MILFORD. Boot. 13.—~Ban1nol
it. Hill. and It. and a woihltnown
millwrilht in thin notion of tho slab.
3M at his bolno two «117 1.11.111»
nonboartmabio. ilobadboonoot-
Mb: from that dilution for tho M
Malawi. Infill] nonvol-
‘ W loan oflblclvil 311.111.11.111 all“
«mmmummam riv- ‘latllomb l3onnootion‘lito bobcat

William 3. mt for tho quickest
aim moo-oi to boast and tho unit
to start on lilo woatorn room. To win.
bo mm and tail Angola or San
W111: or b'o’loco Ootobor to.

that,» broolo no. tho
W and dirootir

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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_ noun oattibtot ibohia

«homufimwmm nautical Volulloofl,whltlllalnr to
mimic»

 

 
 
 
 

ordain 1m. Hooutntboaatuosioolo
Harbor and shortly sitar this am
' moat was tattoo to mush-ban.
" foothill railroad n11 lumlmoc was warm to a boonllal
ibis mil! and bio 1111-1 Iollod- tor melatonin 111111 Ildhllll.
mama.

W. as ill-.miwooborninblwfrooM‘

'Wbraolw.mul