iBurg- -, Aietc. .'. I 9 . I I I .l l I I v . v ........ , as... M... ‘ Edward Knob, oi! Portcllenier. N. Y.. ’ * Was an over Sunday guest of his pur- onlii in South Norwalk. 0"; “w“...- Mr. and ‘Mrs. Oliver C. Mitchell. oi ‘ Stamford, were guests of Norwnin rel V'utives over the Sabbath. rm. Warner Keeier. s. well-known New lanolin mun, bought. 11 four pound base 5 Trinity Luke, Sutllrtluy. Special bolt-or William H. Payne, of Norwalk, won on duty Saturday night foi'AOHlCt‘l' Charles F. Page. i lt‘redcrlok (1. Menu, of Boston. is? visiting his sister, Mrs. William iii Olson, oi‘ idliil street, for a time. ‘ .. . Miss Kutlurriuo Malliln. of Franklin ‘ . nvcnuc. is slightly ill at hot homo, Friends ul't- tlxioiidlng sympathy. Special ()llit‘cl ltltliltld 1’ Moore. of Noiulillt, was on tllli‘ Suturdtii lligilll in tho-place oi‘ ()flicm luriis S \iur‘ ril'Ay- Miss linttic Fl‘lmk rind Alli-o fin-y- fuss, of New York city. wcrt- Sunday ‘ ‘ ghosts of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Drcytunn, of, Union street An unknouii womllu it‘ll while (ruling ing the SLNPi under the \\.1t~1lilni.tont street liridlie Saturday owning. and .o \vzlli pliu-l'ulli llllll ; i l’eilcstiiio Coptic. ANo. :2. A. U. K. oii M. l‘., will hold its. \vooklr intuitionsA mt‘l‘llllg. this owning, in its rooms, in} Worthington sti‘cct I _.. _____ m i l i l‘ollux l‘liiilllllllllt‘lli. l. O. (i F. will hold its uomi- monthly iiuulm-ne moot ill-g. this evening, ill the Odd Follow'ii ”it”. in \Vuuhlurlon sii'oci. The nookly business incl-tint: ot Douglas ls‘owicr Port. tlrund All“) “(‘- A: “public will ho held this cloning in 'l‘ito rooniii. in Worthington silent. Miso Bose Nlittol’ord. of Wilton avenue, and Mrs. .lllintus Cook. of Mort win direct, have returned utter 11 MW- . oral woolt'u visit with friends ill New London. _ ‘ H. F. l’illlii. ot Pascale. l'. .l.. who is A ' on 3 nothing tour from his home town rto Maine, in now on the return trip. llid hopped lust night lit the Hotel Mahaoltemo. Ho nturtcd from Puuauir in Auguot, and orpectu to complete his' u. ' “5000. ' Btroot tiommloaloner Edward F. ’llilfly‘n mcn him; out the 3rd“ on ~ KlondiIio Park, under the Wall afloat 'hridso. 'l‘hlli huo improved the up- ptioronco or the clty'a vt'oporty one hundred our com. The commlnnloner into a, tom» of men getting out grovol today to he placed upon all the oil-cot: ot the town which require attention. -M - ' The Knilhto ot Columbua. at New- itrlt, N. 1.. had on oxcuroion to notch Point. yootordoy. Ahout llvo hundred pooplo com up on tho owamor Row fruit. and wood a very plenum on Attornoou. Another dominion. the our pioyoo oi Donnelly. from (lotion Point. ’ in Mind tor mutt Wednesday, which will in the loot oil's at tho ooaoon. ' W ,» Tcharloo Draw. onployod by Chariot it. dammit. woo poiptully injured on loturdoy. Ho who “and, with two other mob. in moving it heavy radiotor from the loud: Email: troldht ham to 11m Norma, when ono end at tho- irony apportion com dm on tho thumb of bio right hand. Tho ‘ w boldly crooked dud prom painful for aortic tldlo llan of w on»: 11!"be doubt club on tolling thoir _ or nonunion. mm nun. ottor rill wool. will Journey in “time to win it wager ot . cracker today such a universal food? People ate soda crackers in the old days, it is true—but they bought them from a barrel or box nnd took thgém hthme in a paper g, eir crispness nn'd flavOr all gone". -. Today there is a soda cracker Which is the recognized - staple -— Uneeda Biscuit. Uneeda Biscuit are the most nutritious food made from flour and should be eaten every day by eyery member »- of the family from the youngest to the oldest. Uneeda Biscuit—- soda crackers better than any ever made ' before—made 1n the greatest bakeries in the world-baked to perfection— packed to perfection - kept to perfection until you take them, oven- -fresh and crisp, from their protecting pbcloage.“ 3‘ i v- u NATIONAL‘ BISCUIT COMPANY in» min mun-1. at tho BOI- m pinning to color a banquet oti om good loud to 62mm W W' olormootiootooouoldlotne lam melon m. 11'9th otloot till! ovonlno. W or. W or. wait- «to unity. or comm-Mm mm. [Kit Mood! flaw in up. Album Am" Ah” “A 111.com “mi William H. snowy“. ct Baotou. moti- A 30“,” "in MA with MA" 9 M'A ‘Anolllr. tho BoatonhMoino and the New « 111.. would: of. Athd‘Aodlcial boord. . ottondonce yooterdoy are requested to Concord biviolon. om or 'i‘ooipor- ton dim. to upon bot' tuition no mo. trim oono opoobil boom-o tor film”. m an o u. u: Mulor “ohm m W (mi... to flailing in New York city with that muting tbio wooing on all ‘W‘ or t min. ““1“.“an and A an, m. . ‘méhmporomthObovfl-H-flooooooothwll wili‘bolitilioottotht Mun: our ” , 7 . . , l I r u I l Ill '3 ‘ A combo: of south Norwolh pm on “A.“ whirlpool on w m. mu Into Tully, of Ohopoi moot. . ' Marconi-n. Wodaooday «war or. mud in mm to tho tooled lion. who“ alto lo cropland or hood ,1 tho “your!“ dohoriioont otter “do? No. to l. 0: Who I. too woody Motion. tho oJio'lllholdorobiMumoroo mom boa-1 oi width no alight to s momma uuiiutdAAAAAM WANT- NIW RAM-ROAD liMNfl AWAl'flA: mm ‘rlum‘i cunt... A Tuoodoywd in to. meeting at tho Roiifl‘ad Company. lug. led by hicthbr Set nomlngtcu. . gor of the Now England um loduov , As D. 10.. nibbling 01 tm untidy “”1901 "A“ bum“; Whlch m ch.r‘° of th. board. . ‘ ’ industriol work for tho Now York. W““”“""i‘ 7‘ ”Al" “1" “‘1‘“ M" New union or Hortford n. it. Com- A‘ ”W" N“ 5’ Am” “mm" 8 "' barium! Central linen. ti A visitor in Booth Norwaik. today. having come i here on the Invitation at President Ne— l‘hemiah Condoo. of the Mombuutc & Monutoclurero' Annotation. in con-ec- Itioo with the mention of the factory _ , a” church. .. 'on Izhohwuoon Point road by Lowlo Am“ Bundoy ”5““ ”i t". parish: Mr. Nun wlohoa a railroad oidius resumed their scallions yesterday. At‘. and the 1“,":th & Monutacturera' both achoola “l9 attendance was 5°“ Annotation wioboo him to hove it and ”that. at the main oobooiA‘mo particuv' to that end Condoe wrote Mr. Booloy loriy good. Hora there were muny new to I,” South Nor'waik . “m with acholoro "“1 "'9'“ new teachers the intention of not only getting a all! Thursdoy—e’lud. prayer meeting. ' 8:46. 'lilpworth Lame mooring. Nextjundoy at noon the Mon’o Bi- ble clan will rooomo it: union. upon-non Loyola. H. Noon” AdkotAOoncooolpn of A Hon: YOU WILL rmo SHAPES THAT Pocono THE ArrnAcrlvcuitoo or ourcniomrv. THAT ARE UP- rowuc-Mmu'rc o'rvuze AND swipes THAT AP-. PEAL TO cus'romcno wuo Know. AND THEY . can No MORE THAN unoALAaL: SHAPES. as: con rm: LINE or WQOL’ raLro. convene. VEL- vers, PLuoH ANDQILK HATS AT POPULAR PRICES. Auwnvo IOMITHlNG new. _ ’ *MINTZ’S MINTZ’s Parents when children were not in 1'18 adequate to meet the demuodoiot tho Noah factory. but any other loo- tory tbot might be constructed in this "locality. no to it that they take their place in tho ochoolo without further delay. 0 There will be a meeting of the teach. era of bothochcoio at the rectory on Thuradny It 8 p. in. Thoer will be a celebration of the Holy Communion on Thursday. 8t. j With the otoroadvortioing so olfact- lvo that every copy of The Sentinel become: a oalcamon for you. you'll find - . that buolnou continues to improve-— Matthew 11 iaifigjifj l to the verge of your capacity to handle Postal cords are being received it. from John Ron, tormerly employed lni Sturgea' gringo. from Providence R. Li William Odell, oi Hartford. spout where ho to now working for on auto- Boturday and Sunday at hto parental home in East avenue. ' mobiio company. REDUCTIONS £12 CHANGES in the Electric Lighting and Power Rates oi the City of South Norwalk Electric Works in effect Wed. November hit, 19”. and Athemttcr un- til further notice. including lite regular monthly bills of this Department bearing “said date PUBLIC LIGHTING 81ml Service—~(Charxco per your, in monthly monumental—«$64 per or: lamp tit obout 350 woito: 010.00 por lncandooeont lomp at about 70 “ha or loan. Dcportmont Sorvlcowtt‘horuoa per monthl: For’munlcipal bulld- inxs, ofllt rs and other limiting requirements at the city: After the wiring or tho various departments hill been nrrongod so that meters run he installed to record the electrical service supplied in each in- dividual colic. this clue: of service will be ouppiled by meter mona- uroinoni on tho haul: of cost; until such arrangements are made. the pro-cut syutom or charge: will continue temporarily. COMMERCIAL LIGHTING ~. Regular mice—"(Charges per month): For business and real- dence rcqulremcnto, including all kinda o! lighllnsoervlce not other- wise operliled: i“ on PER KWH or Floor 100. do PER KWH OF NEXT 200. ‘ lo PER KWH 0! NEXT 200 do PIR KWH FOR ALL OVER 500. MINIMUM CHARGE“ Dutoido Llahtlng~t0horgoa per month): For private u‘db out). pliod from otrool. lighting oyataio: oo oaoh tor «pillar atroot arc lam“: that! oooh tor ”polar oil-cot lncandoocont lampo: minimum chum unto u lamp rato. sign Lighting-(Chorgoo por month): For disco, advortlalug ot- locto. docuradve lighting, in full view from tho otroot and in oorvlco two or more nights per track and not loco than tour helm per night: Rato oomo oo tor huolnooo lighting. with a opoolol dlooount of 20 por com. and o minimum ohorpo of an. Thlo roto will hollowed oily whoro the .oloctricol cououmptlon lo rocordod by I oopol‘oto motor. independent or tho list or the halting urvloo of tho oonoumor. and ‘ controlled‘by o rollabio limo [witch Io thot no oloclrical ouorgy will be and tor thin purpose botwoon 7 a. 111'. and 6 p. in. pawn Regular domino—«Choru- ‘Ai'ior mouth): For’notoro. booting. hooking and othor ordinary um toacluoivo of lighting) roouIrng not luo than no outta or 1-6 hompowor. Ind recorded by o ooporoto (motor indopondont oi tho lighting oorvico: Bo FIR KW" FOR VIII? 100. v‘ A to DIR KWi-I NR NIX? 400. 9 lo III KWH NR ALL Oil]! 600. momma OHAROI. mt. ’ . Mallow mum g tor lighting or bowor. will in inotoliod. whom condition- ». outt- ,ollio tor some. oi: too option of tho oiootrtcal commit-loom. tor which to. millions um will In ours-ll. from which no roboto will to room: 100 por KWH tor limit” do nor Wit for tumor. 9' - .‘l‘ompmry oomoo " For lighting. powor or otborivioo. will ho ouppllod at tho option or tho olocuiliiu milk-loin". upon tori-o and at m» will.» to tboir dour-oat at to tho Wimugot‘ oooll «no.0 hm 'ro loom prompt moot: and cor uproot pop-pt. tho now out» ‘Adranoo'omont (or: rltyd *‘MIWWWMWN ammo-m- oooohloodmoopayrooutwillbomlrod. u ionowiitm trim -.- ohmwnmmorolmdpnm-f noun ‘ EXTRA intents ”A N at the AloP Store vsnv near ourran. o pound m. 21*an nucv POTATOES. a peck ..... ...... . ..... .. soc ACP FLOUR,24V;-p0und bag 7513 up noun, abarrol ........... use The Great AStP Tea Company 1“ WAOHINOTON 01'» SOUTH NORWALK. Tot. No. 009. Ooilvorioo 0:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. FREE DELIVERY. TRY A PAIR Ease From the First Moment Worn , D . . A wmdow display of unusual merit a1- wnys attracts your attention. You'll find it hard to para ‘our display of the new Fall styles. for 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 no. Fit—the final test—is up to you. .14. .3“ M “nonunion.“ “0° awn-mmmmmummuumdmotn Why not now? 90 Washington Street Successors to the Flynn Boot Shop Shoe Co. SPECIAL A FOR ”300'?“ MAIN '1'. Tim Program—Homo Hm. Four Doyo, Anton ooturdoy The track program at til; Danbury Folr this tall will ho more oxtondod and luterooting thou over bolero. Thou will be two porno“ hem roooo . Tuooday afternoon. two Wodnoodoi'. throo “prod-y on time mm. In addition than will no doublo room no- ing. to puomtlo mod wagon by ox- port. lady drivoro. oxbibittono oHaIloy driving. and hippodromo not: by high «11m bur-on. Klan ond Quoop. tho oiob diving 11m. will also parlor-m ouch “Wt Tho Ipood "out: ore an tollowo: » 'l‘liuflbdi, 001' a. , 8:31 Trot ................P\lroo, 0800 ”MM "run”...inchm, 4W "WEDNIBDAY. OCT 4. ": ‘. Amt oolooooodooooooom .100 film Paco ...............Puroo.‘ :00 room? our it. or ,it’ Am. ooooouorloooloonm .m A.:" mt dollflllloooooodm ‘00 ‘oI. M oooounooouotom. ‘00 MAT. 001' d . .l” mtIIIQRIOUCOG'IOOIW. m ‘3”Mgouuhnuuum m 'lllio momma would homily hold «nonrandom «mum outlook out who DANIURY FAIR IACIO. THIS‘ WEEK Butter lb. 29c Eggs doz. 27c ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY PHONE 833-3 W SEWAGE AND THE FLY .,..._. lmpomptrFactoro in Spread of Ty. “ phold Soy- Hoolth Board The monthly bulletin oi the suite board at health issued yeatorduy con- toina l1 oummary o! the laws relating to public health enacted by the lexiob turo ond contoina the tollowing col-o mutt: "Several bilil were introduced at the beginning or the motion designed to proth the pollution oi atreomu ond tidoi watoro oil tho Itoto. Those, how. ovor. won all roioctcd on the unfavor- able roport oi' the committee on pub- lic hogltll and safety. Thi- ia to be to grottod on tho pmpor diopoood or now- ago to tho moat urgent unitary quot lion in the state today. (Two hundred and twenty-one caloo of Uphold lover, which la undoubdotl- i’oport'od during the month or dugout; How can we expect any impromptu! no long as our mail otmmo on! ohollow bothers ore llllod with now up boycott thoir upooity of propo! diopoool ond tho iilth. conniuing you llltoimho typhoid porno. lloa oxpoool on river bonito and mud not: wool- oiblo to the typhoidoorrying fly?" fly mortality reports received thoro 'wooo 1.451 dgotlio during tho month all ‘dugoot. “to on no loco thou low nod .ilro tool thou In Auguat of loot ' than did ovmgo ly ion than tho octuol number. won ' mowing Augttlt air .; «1;; A . « 9.59.3311; 1! g a. » Ii.
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