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our Children's Sheen. And ev-
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Russia Calf Boot
on the latest “Hubble" last. at
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Button or Lace
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ushers passes BILL.
ARTWORK). Sept. 20.-'i'he senate
“Governor Baldwin end which
is with. to aim.
his business in it vent: us sly y. ‘
his rein to in. for less. but
prices tor rubbers. will.“ M
dostlier beds. lie pivot] you s
duplicate hill to sstistlr you;
Bend posts! or ill. iii. Be it
“‘ inking orders out of town; it
.‘ our
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COAL , .
The B. Hershiield8:SonCo.
Tel. 204.» 122 Water It.
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“3 s hidesslty. it you would protect yonrseii tiniest sudden testis upon
' . ‘l‘slte it little tell from the my. ehveim every west: tor
\ WE'RE WAITlNG FOR YOU
and we'll give you n cheerful greeting
when you come. Special chance to
catch things on the fly today-~1nduco»
moms in new Fell line oi Clothing
that should appeal to your purse. The
long and short or it, while ‘we're too
hashiul to sing our own praises with
8 brass bend at beauty. we'd much
rather you'd come in and llnd the
notes that‘speil Economy tor yourself.
Gottlieb’s
$7 8:» 810
11 NORTH MAIN ‘1'.
i: Henry Wilkens if
' 17 g..." usm er.
Home-insde ice Cream
, Fresh Made Peenut Irlttle— j_
Peanut Closure—Belted Pesnuts .
' -—Peenut lere—Ohoeeietp Co- :.
eoenute—Moieeeee Goeoenuteu— 1'
Lemon Coeoenut —- Cocoenut "
Celree.
Specie! sttentlon given to :2
dances and entertainments.
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thL PROTECT AMIRIOANO.
Goon: Cruiser Cheetos- teile iron loo-
ton. Ieuatd tor Tripoli. l
BOSTON. Sept. 20.-To protect en
Amerlcen research party. the scout
cruiser Chester swept out of iioelon
hsrhor todey. {or Tripoli on the north
coast of Airiee. The cruiser will serve
es s protectinx influence for Prat-‘-
Richard Norton, oi Cambridge. end
outer delelstes oi the Arnheeololieei
institute of America, while the only
sesrches the wines oi ancient Cyrene
tor srohseoioelosl treasures i
Lest March Pref. Norton wee select-
ed by outisw Arsbs to he killed. They
killed the wrong men. however, ll. li‘.
DeCou, s mduste Oi the University of
sitcoms. being their victim. Dulles
the summer Prof. Morten conferred
with Secretary oi State Knox. soil es s
‘result the Chester mired orders to
proceed to Mrios
ltroi. Norton will Will the other
American srcheeolonlsts in London
this week. having sailed tor thst city
irorn New Yuri: s iew units sec. The
party will then proceed to Moraine.
Mum went son. sstv. ,
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terriers (that on the WM: ,.
suit tie-hull m tell is to ii hi. this .
. trifle shove yesterdlty'e closing. U. 8
'I decleres she cut never forget
‘chermins scenery of both these coun-
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. less :3.
lites]. which hots the brunt or you.1
its
lowest in more then a. rear. . Interim
uohel. Harvester sl's‘o resulted new
low figure tor the m. selling or
is” to. Union Psollio isu uses 1 to}
.snd Resdine‘, Western hierylsud sud
point. CInMitttt Peoillc
WALL STREET». ll e. lure-After
Union Pscllié had touched it new low
record for the .ye’e‘r st 156 7-8. and
Northern Pacific. Bhuthsrn Psciiio and
.severltl oi the activetiudustrisls hsd'
lost 1 to a "points. supporting orders
' were distributed and the list recovered
sl’lhtly. Liquidation, however, was reé
Minted in United States Steel alter a
while, and when it broke to 83 7-8. the
rest of the list. Weakened. l
WALL 8'12. Noon. wAnuounoement
that the toderiti noveminent would
permit the lnternhtionel Harvester
Company to adapt itself to the require
.ments at the Sherman law, without
bringing suit for solution. oil'ected a
marked change in speculative sonti
merit and the marital grew sfi'ouzer
utter pronounced weakness early in
the session. Heavy selling of U. 8
Steel and the refusal oi the inter-f
State Commerce Commission to nus"
pend the Minnesota freight rates at
the request or Eastern rnllroeds were
the must depreseing factors in the our.
ly decline. Recoveries during the see
» and hour were general. and the most
or the standard railroad stocks sold a
Steel gal. hack to 64 743, or within Hi
» oi yesterday's iinnl prlqc. intern-stints
al Harvester also made up virtually all
of its loss. Bonds were easy. ’
WALL ST. 1 p. m.—~'i‘lte deansnd
abated at the reuovury. but there was
no renewal oi selling pressure, the
market instead lensing into extreme
dullness. U. 8. Steel pin. utttlthe five
per cent .bouds clung to their low
prices of the your at 1125}. and 10231..
respectively. although the common
stack was well supported.
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BACK FROM EUROPE.
The many irieuds of Miss Murphy.
head oi the Heston Stone's millinery
department. will lac much planned to
hear oi her ssie return to Norweilt.
after it must delightful two months.
spent in the choicest spots oi Europe.
Miss Murphy hes added at few pounds
at evoirdupols. but like most women.
does not care to sdutit it. She is most
enthusiastic over her trip sud hes s
het- meuy irlends. While she ed-
: miles with no smell deem the hem-
oi lreisnd sud Bwltseriind. end
the
tries. yet. in her heart. as she seys.
to spent: irsultly, l’sris. lovely Per}.
is the one piece in this great hi1
world-«Athet is after her own desr Non
f event. There is somethiits in the Per-
isien atmosphere the: is not to be
- iouud in other pieces.
Miss Murphy wise especislly fortun-
ate while in Perle to be entertained
by the foreign representetives oi the
lemon milllnery importers’ house in
this ooutntry, sud this sets her no
entre to the best ulilinery sslons in
the greet French metropolis. which
she believes was worth more to her
then sit her experience in this line.
in her modest way she does not core
to speak shsrply. but as). it she gets
the opportunity “sin next season,
Paris for her
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IlLiIVI LiIl HAD HAND IN
OYl-ill WIIOKI
NEW HAVEN. Sent. to. ~Deteotlvee
end attorneys ere doe its this city soon
to loot: into at report thst Geciomio
List. held for the coroner in connec-
tiou with the which oi the iisyhroelt
express on tho Volley 'hrenota loot.
month. i} impiiested in the dersllrneot
or o into our Newcastle. Pm. about
two yeers spo in which three persons
were killed and iii others inland.
According to the story tells: the
Rev? Hsven rslirosd detectives in loot.
in; up evldlitoe seaside: inlet to con—
nection with the Valley breech mi:
nest Middleton: lasers-ii the: he lied ,
considershle napoleon! oi the street:
st ilewoestle. 't‘ltst wreck wss osssed
hat the loosehlneoisrsumewssthei
oil the on mm m Dotti
Here var: slat. tithe generous: to the a
hollow
Acting on the ioiordietieh tits: lied
received tho rsilrelld police some dell
ale neiided oilloers oi their suspicions
*ssdediemoiihstmdmduslh: .‘ ,
tor days to lurgolltiie whethor, «
List was raised up in this other neon.
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' willie mes sneer sterilised.
was. this Meter. resumed
mt to wrest «its: this We.
guano Teen
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uounuuu. N. in. sari. “WW I
the art the ltlliltl oi liar aim.
photos it in. John. is muons
nus. The“ titute
'et silo o‘olsolt. it v.”
mun norm»
. lunerei oi dsoeh Miller.
The tuners! services over. the re.
mains of d Hillier were held iron:
the lste home. yesterday sitarnoon st
2: so o'clock. Rev. hi'r. Underwoodmh
deleted and the ‘pell hearers Were
George Allen. Otto DePeorne, Adolph _»
veering, Aden: Beltnsidt. liens volt
F‘shrioe end Edwin Weir.
merit hallowed in Joe’s cemetery.
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Funnel of that» Merit.
'i‘he tuners! services over the re?
msins Oi [pulse Stork. infant daughter ’
or Mr. end Mrs. Zottou Stat-it. oi 23
Lexinston avenue were held. this
morning at ll o'clock from the St. La- ‘
dieiuus Hungarian Roman Catholic
church. Rev. Stephen F Cheruitsity
emulated and the interment followed
in- st. Mary's cemetery.
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CAGES iN WNORWALK COURT.
Two Men Were Discherled, Bot One
Peid a Fine
There were three cases in the Nor‘
Willi: Town Court. this morning. Two
men ware diecllnrlied and One iluad
85 .
Had Qihcor [lunacy not been a sprin-
ter of note. Albert Annslro would have
has: him out in a little chase the pair
The uliloor received it
complaint to the effect that this man
had slapped Miss Katherine Merton
in the [nee
Auoelro was on the north side Oi
Wail street at the corner of High
ntroet when hesuw (lillror burner. of
pocket hell tame; across the. street.
About that time the men started. The
psir wot up High street. but 'Tom"
caught the man easily. While search»
inghim for weapons he pulled forth
e silver cup. "Asking the owner what
it was the latter replied that he had
lwon it for It lilo-yard dosh at it fair.
Ollit‘er Barney and all who have heard
the story have n'xnod ltllfli over the
speed oi the prisoner.
Patrick Pelcht'n. oi Chepel street.
unsuited his mother in, e etsto at in-
toxlcstlon and liar“! errested lii'
Specie! (inner this"! Moore. lie
was found guiltydupite the test that
he protested innocence end was lined
85 which he peid.
A telephone cell reached Henry Sel—
iund oi inteeestlng anecdote news tor i'" yesterday “W"W” “"9 ’19 W“
at work. and you should have seen
him hop. Out of the door he round
up North Main street with lisrethonlc
strides His eumy he iound on the
m: seei oi the Stemiord line cer, sud
lie tool: the men In.
John Bolestriere wee his name. end
“Bolster" wee vented in Noreen: tor
s iisht in the Jelerson Rouse. Othcer
lurrey came to South Norwsik lest
night for the prisoner. who we: char
[ed with iniosleetion end hmch oi
the pence in court this morning. He
pieeded guilty. wee toned so. but
Jude. Lockwood suspendqi sentence.
”CMUUT CLICTID.
ans—n..—
Osoa‘. w. null Will Here the Honor
oi loin. First Meyer e9 Irletol.
BRISTOL. Sept. 20.~—-The count oi
the vote of the iirst primerloe held by
Bristol since it beanie e city. wee
not completed until this morning and
disclosed the tent titst e sociellst.
(Jeane W. Hull. tilt! received the most.
votes (or issuer. Mil. The combined
vote of the three other csedidetes was
but Hi. John F. Wet». n Dunner-t.
secured the nastiest number, no. end
the two will run tor the oliioe. Hull
and. his csmpslen on s muniolpsl
ownership at tho wster works. Twit-e
men were selected tor mealtime. at
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attractive.
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he First Shewmg of F all Fashions
Tailored Suits. Separate Coats, and Separate Skirts
All the Latest Ideas are arriving daily, and are most
A New and very complete display Of Dainty Silk. Underskirts
, in Black and many charming shades of color
$3.00 to $10.00.
SPECIAL FOR
WEDNESDAY.
1 lb Liver
1 lb Bacon
.Homer 8. Beers 8: Co.
80 WOODWARD AVE» C0. NOB.
18 MAIN OT... NORWALK
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An Opportunity
to set a new Groom house. oiled
doors. all modern lmp‘rovemeuts.
pear trolley and center, ior only
$2500; terms; immediate posses-
sion. Farm. 8 sores. good 8~room
house, burn. poultry houses. fruit;
2 1-2 miles out. Will sell or ex~
change (or home in town.
Call, write or phone
D. S. HULL
Room i, Hevilend Block
‘Pltone did-4. Booth Nor-wells.
, 1:6th
Admission of Electors
Notice is hereby given the: the Be-
lecttneil sod Tooth Clerk will hold:
session on Saturday. Sept 23 till). oi
the tintee end pieces iotiowing: At
the Town Court mom on Kevilsnd BL.
in the City at South Nor-welt front 9
unlock in the luncheon until 2 o‘clock
in the afternoon; and at the Town
Court room. in the Tonga Hell on Well
8:. in the City of Norwslk from 2
~o'cloclt in the siteruoon until 7 oclock
in the eiternoon.‘ior the purpou of
summing to the eiector‘s osth those
persons who shell be qualified. unless
ell on the "list to he made" its“ have
been sdntltted or rejected before thet
time.
The board will It the some times
end pieces eieanlno the uuelllicetions
oi those women whose nemes sppesr
on the list to be made.
listed at Norwslk this 20th dsy of
September, lilll.
status A. BROWN:
ALFRED AVlION.
JOHN DEVINE.
Selectmen oi the Town at Norwsils.
HERBERT R. all’i‘li.
Town Clerk.
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Otto Arnold. oi Wlnulpsnl: wee ed-
milled to the Norwslk hospilsl this
months: for medioel treetntettt.
sevens-s Kr west- in The Sentinel
250
is: w. WASHINGTON en. en. NOR. ‘
exsmlnlne the queliilcstious of snd‘
H. Krteger 8: CO.
29- 31 West Washington Street
with. us this fall on our
Easy ' Credit System
We have placed on sale for . a
few days our’ stock of Fall Jackets
for Ladies and Misses, Covert Cloth
Jackets . . $2.98 and $3.98
Black Broad Cloilt Coats, also
Serges and Cheviot three quarter
"lengths also, a great many 26 inch-
es iong as low as $3.98. All are
lined with guaranteed satin lining.
WE lNViTE EVERYBODY to
open a charge account. We are
going to increase our charge list by
one thousand names this fall. Try
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whom sis will be elected.
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The Highest Type
of Readyuto-Wear Clothes?
it Milly seems reseenehie Hist liens 8i“ limo. you sen secure e
suit. or en overeat which we see.rsier to es the world’s highest type in
Wt: lot. we ens sure of our
lists is mt.
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Marlee one! most anthem
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