fpirefil‘heitdjability,
. ‘ .. ‘ V H ‘, .“w
hi.
up tins
Five Minutes Allsr,,.’lsitlun s , i
Lillie .Illspcpsin
The question as to how long you are
going to continue a sufferer from indi-
gestion. Dyspepsia or outof-ordor
Stomach is merely a matter of how
poon you begin taking some Dispep
sin.
it your Stomach is lacking. in di-
gestive power, why not help the stem-
ach to do its work. not with drastic
dings. but a ro—enforcement ot'diges-
live agents. such as are naturally at
work in the stomach.
People with weak Stomachs should
lake It little Dinpopsin occrlsionully,
and there will be no more indigestion,
. We. insure
AUTOMOBILES
‘ Against
Property Damage.
Collision
" ‘H'Willium A. Curtis and Frederick
“ will spend the Sabbath with rclntivosi
in New Cnnnnn. . i
. on stand». smmn 15th.
nylon at GOLDEN ‘ l
74 Washington 8%., So. Nov-walk
TELEPHQNE 185-2
no feeling like a lump of lead in the
stomach, no heartburn. Sour risl s.
Gus on Stomach or Belchlng of undi-
gested food. Headaches. Dizziness or
Sick Stomach. and. besides. whut l'ou
out will not ferment sud poison your
breath with nauseous odors. All these
symptoms resulting from a sour. out.
of-order stomach and dyspepsia are
gcne‘ullr relieved in live minutes
nitcr taking a little Diopepsi‘n.
Go to your drnzglst and get a so-
ccnt case of Pope‘s ilinpcpslu now.“
..-“ ... _ loud you will always go to ihe-tnhle
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace i. Woundy. of; with a hourly appetite. and what vorn
Cannon street. tire spending toduy audio“ will ”‘3‘“- good. because 3'0"”
stomach and intestines will; be clean
‘nnd fresh. and you will know there
.i. t}. Burr. of Brooklyn, spent yes-
terday in Norwnlk on business.
—.—
Wicox, oi Norwulk.‘~will leave today
for a business trip to St. Louis.
Tllrcud and Butter Pot Roast, lie
and lilo ll). llnyos‘ Market.
lure not going to be any more bad
, i
,, . . 1 .. . \ . , . > , . . . i.“ . r
In, .i. C. hmvldth hos l‘iilllllPtlimgilifi and miserable duls int 50! nwsynndthcro “Hump“. autumn!
.iil"'llll hits mention. -;Appoinintonls cnn‘Thel' ”Will!“ 3'0“ (Hid moire 3‘0“ {09‘ '
illikc life is worth living.
-.....
now he made for dental Work.
lllrs. Ethel McLean, oi Lowe ntroct.i ...”-..
is entertaining over Sunday the Min-é 0' P- llnderhlll. 0’ horwnlk, ‘5 9“"
no.4 lluth irolnud and Margaret lien-310““ 1! "Million “'0'“ his duties "1
Hell; of iianburv. ’ i Finnev it Benedict's grocery,
(lonirui-lor i‘. irvlnu Byluaion, isi »-I‘rimo m" “it“N
completing the work of installing n',”1‘."““ Market.
now use tnitln in Lyrics l’lucc for tho
uflllliSliillllll’ l'o'wer (‘ompuhy today,
“out,
'l‘hc Morin dcl Assnntd Society will
i hold its rogulnr meeting tomorrow em
im‘s.i hing In Norwnik.
St. John & Koysor, coniruc
intvo started the collar for a surmri‘
room I‘t‘h‘ltlt‘ill‘i‘ on Lounshurv ovonuo
. ... -..“ ...—“......
whitest Style Cups. ()‘llricn.
.ior Norwuik parties. This iirul has! Thomas Lowe. of Ilridgoi‘m‘i. iiI‘DDl'l':
scvvrul ooutroris well under way.
“W ‘. Norwnilg was a visitor here recently
.(tht'iosjl. Korn, of the (trout North-‘1 on business. . . ._
urn ll‘ltiiu‘uyflfoutpony. u'ho hit-l hooni ' ’
“rushing nit isorvuiion trip for nearly ‘ Rina Mr. M'nplr-udr-ll,' oi Sitillcid.
four weeks to Scuttle. tho K
illii'k and will rc‘iurn to his home in. row ut. hoth services.
South Norwnllt tonight, ‘
__.___.__... American llund thenoilt dunno.
' n. .l. llc)’noids,oi lluvlluml strocintim "0W" rmm. “‘0 “it” ““09 "5
prominent ntrntbor of tin: hoard ol‘ the hand this season. Rain or shine.
hcuith. reported to tho poilt'o. l‘t‘filt‘l‘i
tiny owning ihut an umbrella htld been.
stolen. lrom the front porch of his
home, at about 6:30 o'clock. ’l‘ho pit-3 ‘
lice ure‘ looking up the tunhrriin uuri‘ for from L' L'
the mun who stole it.
Wu..—
mutt hos n beautiful roll in "Word
midliif'linis. $1.7M to $3. (l'llricn. the creature is certainly a bounty.
..__..
The first rally 0! the Prohihiiionisisi WHAT TWENTY-FIVE CENT. WILL
will he hold in St. l’etor'n ouuruui suv.
North hluin sit-cot, Tuesday cveuinxd
September lilih.
(lullfornln. will spunk. Subject, A I house, or n will buy g cm of 1.. a I
llean Sweep. What is it. llo Wo Neetli (7.".“34... Varnish Paint, all colors
ll. 9“" We ““0 U. 1‘0 “'9 “'flnl‘.stiitsiile for pointing a baby canine;
“.7 Rev. “7. \V. Gillian Will preside ill L or ii Wm buy . con 0f l4- ‘ M. VM‘lfllh
to punks old furniture perfectly new:
pr s can of L. s M. Piano Finish Vor-
nlsh Stein for mining and vsrnlshlns.
rosetttntive of the Grand iodgt of Odd. tut the some time) the liner 0' s '
i
the meeting.
.iosoph ll. llnwloy, of Danhury. rt-p-
~ Fellows of Connecticut. loft yesterdsvi or on household nril cl c
afternoon [or Indianapolis to Iiiond1 y I
the annual session of the Hoverolgn
(trend Lodz. of the order which will
he held in that city. beginning Mon-
New England delegation st Pillsilslti,t
Mass” and from that point the deluge-
tion had a special car to Its decline.
lion.
Mitten. fiouthport.
incl cost “.00 per gallon.
«Chopped lloef. into. In. llsyos‘
Market. Price List No. to.” inhuman & Mort
4.... nos. P. 0. no: 1179 New York.
{lufus .l. ‘Bmtlh and James M. ‘
O'Brien, members of the Room Nor.
wsilt Bohrd of Rouletrallon. give no-
,tios in The sentinel todsy that they
will hold I public session in the town
wort mom. ilsvllsnd street. from it
until ll o'clock. on Wsdnuds)‘. ileptcsu
her Nth, tor the purpose of correcting
the voting list of sold city. sddim
thereto or 0min; thslotrom the
Mines ct sii pardons whose soplicsa
lions shall have boon Illcd with Olly *
:isrtt John J. (lunar helm 0 o‘clock
r.»
sir. sail Mrs.“ illivisrd storehouse
and liar. said Mrs. 1!. ll. Hollis. pl '
Norweih. think they hm Mom ,
our ominous» smlvm .
in first on user psy-gnn manual ‘
1* “it! til-7 Worm s it» n0
l. titgl little lawns. gracing is .
“to the rend. The set; 7.
.F sec on «consents clinch » .
momma nun-I‘ve sl— ‘ '
l R
A 3 _ institution ‘ *4
f untitutttttuu
nut-ci-crdar‘Siomaclts Fest Fits film. in
tune.’
it-tor of tho Lowe l.uuntir,\'. of Southi
Rocky: Comp, will oct-npv the pulpit oi the,
lllountnins‘und illontunn. is on his war" South Not-walk Baptist church, tumors
Thomus Word. tho Norwnlh liver)".
Wilkes“ and yesterday refused an oi~
McGuire. of New York
lolly. of stop for the animal: l'rutly
toxpouslve horse iicsll Is this one and
it will buy it can of Home Finish
”mil” 5- llall. 0‘; Domestic i’elnt. tor pointing about the
It will buy many other small cans
of useful paint mode by inhuman ls
.Msrtiuos snd sold by Clinics 11:. Dow. tests, was obliged to lump from oil
. iBOIItll Nero/silt; llubboli a. Btsplcw' upper window. Miss shun Dario. s
day' Mr. "M Mi" "Wm WM“ t'1W.liilr~dvimro Compsny. Norwslk: W. B._ nurse. wss psinfuily burned shout tho
(Juror 1 Bone. Weapon; Northrop
it It M. pure paint for houses. Ac-
Wriic posts) for "flonoy stsr hscco burns. 'l‘ho ismily lncllnctc tho
‘ Walnut m'mfiflw ., lliil on...
1 “‘"WW" 54rd “Nico-rut
its output till”?
3mm This » More} I ‘ “Ii
no. to Attend the Sisistir
*‘l
”rs
SYRACUSE. N. 12.6ch like-Presl-
dcot Tait srrlvod'ln Syracuse early to»
day. to remain until 3:40 o'clock this
allot-noon. a visit to the State Fair
here being the tlrst engagement oi his
13,000 mile trip to the West. ‘Tho
president was greeted hysoversl hun»
tired people at the station and there
was frequent applause from the side .
wsllt throngs its he was escorted in on
automobile to a breakfast tendered by
the Syracuse Chamber .of Commerce.
There were some 200 guests at the
breakfast and at-its conclusion the
president mode it brief speech uc-
knowledring the hospitality of the
Iyrnruse citizens. His principal sil-
drcss oi the day was reserved for the
fair grounds, whither ho was superior!
by state troops later in the forenoon. "ill 01 nexlmeok at Red Men's Hall.
A luncheon with the Stole Fair Corn- "1 Washington ‘street. .There WHY ”0
mission at the club house on , the. Dlenty oi oats and smokes on this on-
3rcundg was the lost ilscd event onicosion and the gentlemen who nttond
the program for the day.‘ will he Instructed us to how to vote.
Governor Dix was detained at the i “W
Spring Lake Conference of downturn; The sunual ““1““ 0‘ 50““ N0"
and sent the president at telegram ex-i “"m‘ Conclave. No. 418, WWW“ 0r-
lder of Heptasophs will be held. Wed-
Dl'csulng regret at unifholng stile, pen.
sonnlly .0 welcome him to New York i nesduy evening. at the Dorion llottse.
st‘ute. i
i
i
KING! DAWN-I'll A.
A special mention oi f the King's
Dnuuhters' Union. to censlder the
state convention for 1912. to take so.
tloa regarding s home for old ladies.
snd any other business which may
come below the meeting, will be held
in the South Norwslk Congregational
Church. Wednesday. Beptember 20th.
The South Norwsllt Republican Club
will hold Its rally on Thursday even.
umw.m -... -... .4
The president’s "swing around the
circle" started from “Onion inst nigltt..
in a downpour. The rain followed tin.
presidential train through the Berni
. shims. but toduy the clouds had rolled 5
sun.
There was no hint of politics con .
noctcd with tho innunurntion of tha‘:
; trip. and them is ovary reason to his:
new that tin; pl‘oiiltlonl. is planning toe
withhold speeches thin have to do withi
with the more important policies at
the administration until he rousitov
’ tho lyostorn hordrr. lie pinpoint to con-1
. lino himself inruclv torn discussion of
(forming incihods and the necessity of
ironsorlutlon oi‘ the soil. The cxtunt;
to which tho iron-ruined! rdn scilvolyt
cnicr into this work of ronsorvutioni
n‘na Inkvn up by the president and»
them was :1 him that the postofilre do?
xptlrilm'lli, in extending its activities tot, z‘ ‘
in the
Lighting and
’ oi the
line field of postagsm-lnxs lmnks‘nnd; .
possibly in the n r rnture to n pill“;
tools system. furnished a purnliol fori “p" Ircldlmp of shoot 350 “m“;
extensions in other dolurlfilents of illsi
government. 1
Thorn had been some thought in:
Syracuse that the president on the or i
ouslon of his ilrst public utterance olé
the trip. would outline u plan oi ‘rum‘é
which." Mr. Tull has insisted through §
out, bowel-or, that the trip Is not con-t
inorled with politics in our way. nulli
about 7ft wells or less.
the non-political character of his prlu-I‘
Chill address today. . deuce requirements, including all
From Syracuse the president goes to‘t wise specified:
Eric, Pm, where tonight he will tslk oi1 .y
the pence treaties negotiated duringi "
the summer and now hold up in the:
senate. Mr. Tull hopes to bring out;
the sentiment of the maple on these
irraties. and he believes this unti-I
ment In strong noush to sway the son-i
ate eventually to In spprovsi‘ol’ the:
compdcts. '
CAUGHT Nd. IUINiNG HOUIE.
THOMPSONVILIJL‘. Sept. itl.-—Tito
twostory formhouso owned and won
pied by Mrs. Mary Rutherford. two
miles from this village, was burned
this morning. the occupants hsvlng
difficulty in leaving the house without
injury to themselves. William Ruth-
erford. s son. who tried to sue his cl-
chsrno some as lamp rats.
hands and face. The loss is stoop.
‘with little Insurance. Thor. us no
wind sud s bucket hrind. ltcpt tho
ilsmuvtrom sprcsdins to convoy to-
l- theiry thst the lire wss set in the so no nwn
woodlhcd. ‘ , . . .
Ibis (or some. st the option of
I For iisllltns. pond or
roles sail minimum charm
‘ aim at ‘
«cloak .i‘? h .
c .cninB‘nking Rondo:
.isomflcycimspo.
“ “° ""
st 8 o’clock. l
REDUCTIONS 5.“.9. CHANGES
.South Norwalk Electric Works
In. client Wed. November lst. 19“. and thereafter un-
til further notice. including the regular monthlv bills
' of this Department bearing said date
. PUBLIC LIGHTING
stml Servlcc~i(‘hsrgos per you, in monthly installmentslwwl
Department Bowler-(Charlies per month): For municipal bulld-
lnss, oillccs and other lighting rennin-moms oi the city:
wiring oi the various departments has been arranged so that meters
can be installed to record the electrical service supplied in each in.
dlvldunl case, this close at service will be supplied by meter mess-
uromchl on the basis of coal: until such nrrangetnents are msde. the“.
present system oi charges will continue temporarily.
undoubtedly this um much in do with; couusscw. uom‘mo
Regular lcrvlccmtt‘lmrizes per month): For business and real-
9: PER two or near 100.
so was KWH or our son.
on no KWH or our zoo
Bo_PlR swn son ALL oven soc.
i momma cusses. sac.
Outside Linhtlnu~iChargcs per month):
piled trots street lighting system:
- lumps; 01.20 «on {or regular strut
lion Lightin|~ICharxos per month):
fools. dooorstivo iishtins. In lull view from the street and in service
two or more nights per week sud not less than four houts per niiht:
lists some so for business lighting. with a soloist discount 0' so per
«at» and a minimum churns or $2.22. This rule will he showed only
when; the electrics] consumption Is rccordctl by s upsrntc meter.
independent‘ol the rest of the lizhtlns service oi the consumer. sud
controlled by s nilsble time switch so thst no oioctrlosl enemy will
is. used tor this purpose between 'i s. in. and 6 p. in. -
, sown
Reactor “WIWKJBII‘I” per month): For motors. hssuas.
cooking as other crdiltsry nus (exclusive of lishtinsl requiring not
less than 160 wells or 1-5 horsepower. sad recorded by s .sopsvntc
motor independent of the “Ihtlfl‘ service:
In FIR KWH FOR FIROT ‘00.
«Pin KWH POI NIX? 4W.
MINOMUM OHAROI, “.11.
, ; 'Nflw .
For lightinx or power. will he intend. what. conditions or. sult-
whtch up rationing roles will be nursed. tron which no scum will
he silowsdix iconi- KWH‘fov hunting: Is our KW“ lor- power.
Tompsnry “rules
.. otherwise. will be supplied til the option of
.. tho oicotrlchl commissioners. upon ms end st mos subject to their
inmost us to tits recoil-mongol Inch cs».
1'9 ‘lnilgoc communal for mutusl bosom. tho new scotch
3 . tor Miller lichtlni sud pom lucid-v
. ‘ scrum motor serving,
. . «also ' ll huts) will Sentinel '
~ss mutuality-ll Mounts-11w
i" ado .
Ovéamoflngnar "
NOT ENOUGH VOTERS MGNED.
NEW HAVEN. Scot. 16.—-—'l‘he liquor
dealers have formslly protested tint
the list of voters prep-red tor the pur-
pose of demanding a. vote. on the li-
csnse question here does not contstn
the required ten per cent. of legal vo-
tors.
W
EIGHTH C. v. FIE-UNION ‘
MERIDEN. Sept. ill—The surviv-
ing veterans of the Eighth Connecti-
cut Coluntecrs met here today for
their normal ro-union.
“The pulpit committee of the South
Norwslk Baptist has received no word
as yet from Rev. Mr. Price, of Peter»
son, N. J., to whom they have ex-
tended s call to take the pastorate.
The' committee and church are sax-
lously awaiting n reply.”
Electric
Power Rates .
City of
MINTZ’S 3:, MINTZS
- h Advance Showing of Fine
~ ’ Tailored . ,
' Suds, Dresses and
Mtlltnery
lat Popular PriCeswExceptitinal Values
$15.98 ‘
~ $7.98
$12.98
1
‘ Smart Tailored Suits
In All Wool Serge, line and Black
Serge Dresses
In lino and Black. very
styles; sizes 14 to 42. ~
Silk Dresses
Fins silk Dresses of the newest
colors and styles.
latest
ileaqaedun Wm
A great showing of new Wool Sweaters for Children, Misses and Wo-
men. from 251: to ”.00.
EXTRA SPECIALS“—
i@ at the A&P Store ®
310.80 per Incandescent lump of
After the
kinds of lighting service not other
For private use. lup-
“ cash for regular sins! are
lnnndcmnt lamps; minimum
For signs. sdvcrtlslu ot-
FOI ALL OVIfl 500.
Motor- *
lilo electrical commissioners. , tor
«his. lishtirl sill Milo W“
, filfitli
no ms: at: m
VERY BEST BUTTER.apoupd...................... . .
ETXRA FANCY POTATOES. I peck...... .............. . ............ 30c
iA6? FLOUR. mtg-pound bag ............. . ..... . ............... .750
iA‘P FLOUR.sbsrrcl ..... ........ .......... $5.90
The Great A8tP Tea Company
124 WASHlNOTON I11. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. cos. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. sud 2:30 p. m. FREE DELIVERY.
4_-.
‘mmpm
Ease From the First Moment
Worn
A window display of unusual merit al-
ways attracts your attention. You’ll find it
hard to pass our display of the new Fall
styles. {or here is real merit.
style and
beauty. People stop and look at them from
morning till night. They simply can't help
it. The Shoes are so attractive. Prices
equally so. Fifi-the final test—is up to you.
Why not now?
I
The White Shoe Co.
90 Washington Street
Successors to the Flynn Boot Shop
Fancy Sweet Potatoes 45c peck
Iaitisc' Ginger Cookies 3 pounds, 20c
it‘ll Newtons. per lb. ........10c ancy les Bans, per qt. .....uc
3 ms Milk ...........;....2s«‘ ancy Toronto». per qt.
Elbsllcodllics ...........2§c and Onions. per post: ........ son
7 lbs. Lsnndry Starch ”4...!“ Green Poppers. per dos. ......10o
10 hm I". D. 1.. Hosp ......Rlc chiming Ponchos. bssket .....sm
mm GROCERY COMPANY
nsdurn‘usm s'r. races sass
8'
I‘l
. no southernmost»
. NATIONAL snails.
‘ W ~ Ohicsto ............cc 88
Tom Mullins- Boston r.........0li cc .sss
“ ' W m no. Washington ........n is Al!
“0”er W91 ‘5 3,38 al.1$ouls...........30 '95 .101
ohms ............ts Ill £805 ...... ‘
mucus ...........sc , 67 list ‘ Yawn limits.-
. ilsdclphls .......70 88 , .647 All names sclnldlllsd tor yostordsy
St. Louis Hum...» Ill .526 were postponed unaccounted rsin.
otherness as .14 .m ,. \ 7.
msiyn...........st , 70., "his ’ uwssu undue. i
(Warehouse's‘sclly’ " "“_ Tum m‘.”
, . Ynhdsfincsoitla".~w . this?
’ splint-cur. 8.0hiosicll‘ldrstmc): 3:32;?“ ""“”.“38 st
1mm“ " “MW" 9 (mm ”m" mm; or in
“M “°"“""”‘”’ W“ Builsld.:........;..71 71
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