sad atheism ; must at all times. Mala mentions"- aa to all prescription work. Chairs for our trolley patrons. (lane in and 'wait for your car. PHARMACY J. PARKER. Manager ii} “"l"‘”" The blast Norwaik owners of yachts Waking preparations for taking the name out of commission. >- _ Charles Decker, of East Narwalk. has resigned. his position with the A. J. " I sevine and Son Company. ‘ ' lira. Hester Dudley, of New Haven.‘ _is visiting for two weeks with Mrs. James L'Hbmmedie‘u. of East Norwallt. East Norwalk people are taking a lively interest in the Harry K. laud Ila, Jr., case and the attempted cap " lure of the murderer. The Murphy Decorating Company, which.» formerly operated a room in ‘Washington shoot. South Norwalk, has opened an establishment at 193 East Washington street. Miss Ethel Bartram and Miss Alic- ‘8rundage. of Rowsyton. who are well known in East Norwiilit. have roturned to their homes after a two weeks' va- cation" with friends in Newark. , The section gang of the Connecticut Company in charge of Foreman Mich- , ’ 00m church. Planswil . . illI wins m to hays an unus ‘ film. ‘ up?“ ' 7* hm his/duties. this year until October 6. The season closes November 28. pile in the seventh grade at Center school,- another teacher is to assist Miss noosnn deavorlnz to form a Chautauqua cir~ ” ole; puny is to rent Toquet‘s Opera house for the winter. attractive prev or dharlds Horns, who has for them“ week, has resumed The law on gray squirrels is not off Owing to the large number of pa- The Westport Clerical union is an- A meeting of those interested will be held in the near future. The art exhibit at the library last week netted the library fund $175. ' An out of town moving picture com- For cruelly whipping and beating a horse, which belonged to William H. Post on the Norwalk road, Albert Thomas was lined 825 and Costs. t whole amounting to $33.08. He paid. The young men voters and those who are to be made voters during the coming fall are requested to meet in the town building, Thursday evenlnx. at 8 o'clook, for the purpose of form- ing a civic league. THE JEWISH vans 5072 To B! UQHERED IN SATURDAY. The beginning of the Jewish year" 6672 fails this year on Saturday, the 9 28d of September. it is observed as a holy day from Friday evening. the 22d, until sun down on holiday. the 24th. and is the most solemn day of the Jew- ish calendar next to Yoin Klppnr or the Day of Atonement. The refor- ence of alkorown (Memorial day) is found in Leviticus 23: verse 24. which reads: “in the seventh day of the; month in the ilrst day of the month.i shall ye have a Sabbath. a memorial1 of blowing of trumpets. a holy con-i vocation” Esra also refers to the day .__.__-.—. ‘ “MW ;-. u! Lynch is engaged in laying new as holy to the Lord (Nehemiah 9. 3» 1 his failil‘lhmn sit-wanton. unis requested some of his friemnp watch 2 ............. . ti. ......... No More Honing or Grinding required on any sfylc ram, for with BAILBY'S VERY SHARP on your strep, this One Thousand Shaves tor 25c Can you figure the cost per blades away. but strep them; appeals to all men. Acts like shave. you can't alord to be without it. Very Sharp (TRADE MARK) A Scientific Preparation that will put A al’erfect Edge on the Dullest Razor And is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction to the nest skeptical person. or «we will llnzl); we cannot do more A 25c Box of Very Sharp contains enough treatment to keep your rasor simp in perfect condition for several ever arise for having a razor honed or sharpened. thus making your shaving a pleasure. To all the Rentinel readers who have availed them- mixes of the Special Safer) ltssor Outfit. or to any one else we are new prepared to supply them with a has of the celebrated' ‘Veri Sharp‘ In Not Blame Your ~. Razor the place while he want to his house, and while he was gone soother re- 7‘ puxnant specimen of humanity stop‘ ; pad and made the same request as the 3 previous one, but the presence of the I inch in the store causpd hills to bake his stop a shorbune. Further alas: the New Canaan 'road one of them stopped at a house and requested , some assistance. lie was given some bread and butter to eat. but this did not suit the gentleman. and the hiss. .. tor of the house, bearing the conver- " cation, ordered the two men to move on in post haste Everybody in the‘ nclifhborhood is now careful to see that all doors and windows are locked at night. 1:31.;n‘s‘l;w:I:-fiujij;if-:a;-TIZi2‘IIzi1' l... .q.. that will strike your fancy on first acquaintance. “ Have Arrived ‘1'th are correct—clement and crisp. if you want to feel absolutely sure about style, fabric and a good sense fit. we know that we have the clothes here' and win your confidence 42. ' special truck work at the corner of? Van Zant and Fort streets, on the curve in that section. The earth: around the old tracks was removed ”tertiary, and the new tracks will“ probably be laid today. William Gilbert the well known cai- penter. of Van Zant street, had it our low escape from serious injury re-; wily, when he fell out of an apple tree. sustaining injuries about the arms which incapatltaied him from work for several days Mr. Gilbert had mounted a ladder from which he was picking apples and suddenly the laddei slipped and fell carrying with It the genial carpenter. He struck the wound with considerable force, lulur in. his arm, which kept him from his work at the St. John a Kelsey shops for several days. The law governing the closed season _on the natural oyster beds came off '3 today and the beds in Bridgeport and ‘ - “field were thrown olll'll to the pub- ; llcl The law remains oil? now until? July 20th, 1912. A number of East , Norwalk oystermon are aireudy on the scene and at an early hou.r this room “I. were on tile beds hard at work. Their friends are awaiting reports as lathe work and the result of the races « to ridseport on Monday. The men are spoofed home Saturday. for the Bab all). it being their custom to spend this not day at home during the season. i J. Frank Bradley spent Tuesday in' i New York. 6 Ir. and lira. Williams are enter ,. raisins relatives. The Krasy Kata defeated the Dov- ‘I. of South Nonwaik. Sunday, 1 to its and lira. Ambrose Smith were mic of relatives in Fairileld. Bun- M. an. and Mrs. Leonard ll. Gauit left My far a (via our vacation in William (3. Welsh and Mrs. ~ Ellison spent Monday in s it A» icoin task, ~the ceremony of sounding M’s Club will hold its lint This is not a mere day of ieioiting like the secular New Year. if id of day of memorial. or a day of remain-i .‘_ brance, reminding the low of the duty , :of self-examination and self- dudsrmeni To arouse the conscience to this sol-i the shofor or ram's horn, forms an important feature of the sanice.1 Among the orthodox Jews attain- ment of this object is sought by setting; aside a few days before the New; Years day for a recital in the syna-. some of penitential prayers called aelichos. This continues until the moi of the day of atonement. This aelichos (chanted in the minor keil beforei dawn in the dim lighted houses of we: ship sounds the note of grief and. rontriiion for the sins of the past year in many places the cuflous cere-i many of Taslillch. which originated perhaps with the German Jews as; early as the 14th century, is ohsert on the afternoon of New Year‘s dqu The worshipers congregate near a run»? ‘ninz stream when the filth. filth and 20th verses of the seventh chapter of Mithah are inloned, ending with the phrase w,bich no doubt, suggested the re eremon:. - “Thou wilt cast all sins intoi the depths of the sea. ” After the sol- emn services on the eve of Friday and the morninx of Saturday, the Hebrewi greeting is heard on all sides. signify: i ing a good year, or mayesl than be in 18(3lllled in the Book of Life, for a. « good year. 1 ‘friends New Years greeting cards of 1various designs. colors and inscrip illons, has appeared r' toms have been followed by the Gen. ! tiles from time to time, more or less. 1 i l 1 o'clock, and evening from ii to 8. l in later years a custom of sendins All these one 1 Services in the synasoaue at the streets will be held Friday eveniou nt 7 oclock; t-laturday morning from 8 to Wow-- W..." MM ATTILL~WILLI Flfll-i'l‘. NEW YORK Sept. 20.-~Abs Attell, the American featherweight champion. will face one of the hardest proposl tions of his career tonight. when he meets Matt Wells. the linslish liabl- weight title holder. at Madison Square Garden.‘ Atteil will concpde the flin- gllsh champion fifteen pounds. and those who saw Wells hammer "Kneeli- out” Brown hers three weeks ago. when he had to make 183 pounds. have no doubt of his’ ability to welsh in this afternoon at 135 without sacrificing a pound of punching force or alumina. The ilsbt will be the first l’lnI test to which Allah has snblsctsd his in- jured left am hi sis months; but he had tried this member severely in the tralnfns and is convinced that it is completely needed from the break re- ocivbd la a bout with Ribbons at Gicvel'and. llany ct Weiis’ friends say he made a utiliti- is sisalss to hunt tastes- * thsrwd’shtshlapioa. bscsass he will loss lilililll practised he is am, i i 9. while Attall’s position will not be in~ lye/Wuhan loses to a men corner of South Main and Concord ‘ " -......... guaranteed to put a perfect edse on the duliesi racer. This article is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers. and cannot he‘purchssed in any store. be given only for ‘ Five Premium Coupons Cat from The Sentinel and 25c So do noi throw dull blades away. but strep thorn and with llailey' s“\'er_v Sharp messins. your old blades will be equal to new. You can begin cutting out Coupons at any time and when you have use consecutive nnnwers. bring 'theul to The Sentinel office with 25 cents lil rash and get a box of this ceubraied Dressing. Seven Good Reasons Why You Should Try Very Sharp t We feel quite sure that we have the very Fall Suit 9.10.9 WITH NOWBOYALTY MA- here now that will please you from head to foot. , . CHINIRY.’ f All you have to do la‘name the price and we can . DRESSING 31.. LOUIS. no, , Sept. ”PM“, ' show you a range of styles that have your—particular “10¢ manufacturer. have arranged r: MCI materialized In .VII'Y “WI dill". i9 1“ eliminated Jointly to open anespcriinental plant ; We are displaying in our West window $15.00 suits. ““9 ‘0 W" “0'” "ml “WWW!” The sooner you come the more certain you are to machinery. The enterprises will be . be suited. ‘ ifndertakcndn the interest of all west- 0 ‘ d should the factory . shave? Do not throw dull era concerns. an . womrn“ diuovfly mu Drove Elmemul, the m of men.” 9 magic has no equal if you controlled by the shoe machinery m ‘ . ~ . . 331110!" nopoly will be discontinued. . ’ o ’ “The project represents," a large n ‘ manufacturer said yesterday, “an no 3 ore llance of western shoe manufacturers. " We do not intend. as has been report~ ' . ‘ ed. to form a new company to make ‘ 98 w hmg't St t machinery, but to operate a Joint shoe ‘ as . on fee ‘ factory wit—l: nonroyaltyfit—nachinery. Pinon No. 1185-2. L Clinton—~Can you not in nights " , without waking your wile? ClubmanuNo, but i expect to be able soon. in: taking lessons of a bursiar.»~,Boston Transcript. "mm“ ”mm” 9"“ m - asset Haas woes to get the heating system in 3’ your house in good working order every winter? 1 Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur- ‘ am now. and restore the worn out parts and clean . u 1 it thoroughly. so that you'll have no trouble when l t you are ready to start it. s years No necessity win JACK raoe'r'e m avae- é . o... a. The Jones & Hotchkiss Co. 1 asrisssrse CHEERFULLY ruameueo f d g 17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwalk Conn. _ i M... .. tam or l ‘ i u on Oak iicatingStcves at the 4-door, 30 The most satisfactory heating i ' . stove on tho market. Of all our h p. Tourlng car many customers who are using Stamford Oaks. not one has been dissatisfied. it's the some of stove satisfaction. Horace R. Nash equipped with suit mohair to». wind shield. m and oil lamps. Bosch manstc and coil; everything Int-class. Guaranteed for one year by the manufacturers. for $1528. ‘ For full particulars call or address F. E LOCKWOOD & CO. I. Wall amt—(Phone) Garage. Water Must. Norwaik. Conn. ll. likWeitSis. sum ’ l.———\’ery Sharp gives to the rasor blade the keenest shav- ing edge ever proruf‘ed. 2.— There is nothing like Very Khsrp. Acts like magic. 3.-V cry Sharp makes every above with the same blade perfectly satisfacum. l. «Strep razor with \ery Sharp and you will never have the annmanre of a tough beard or a tender shin. fl.-—~The beat rasor made cannot pive a clan and satis~ factory shave unless it be honed occasionally. but by using Very Sharp as directed this is eliminated ll -~.\‘ot one in a thousand can hone n user but by us- ing \ery Sharp there is no occasion for honing 7 —~8haviog troubles are not caused by a poor rasor but by poor condition of the rascr 1.: “Very Sharp Number 1 ’Coupon itaani. the leaders of the Factory League 1 Mrs. James Marshall, of New Cau- Notice Durla' July and August our store will close on Cat- unlays at l p. m. At your service every other week day’frem1s.m.tclp.m. ” E. EIGorliam Decorator to First St. last Norwalk Telephone Four One Six sari avenue, is confined to the house. salaries from an abscess in her side. It is probable that she will be summed to the hospital. and that an operation will be resorted to. Her many friends wish Mrs. Marshall a rapid and core. plate recovery. 1 Broad River Work on William laCounl‘s new house on Comatocli lllll is prosmsins rapidly. W Hrs. (30er Commit, of Poona avenue. who has been entering with an sttscli of pleurlsy. is improved. Mrs. Frederick Pisdier. cl Bartlett avenue. was a guest yesterday of her cousins, blr. and tire. John Neonates. of Stamford. Ethel Ila Vccrhees. of Paterson. ‘ N. 3., Ill M ”Wind is! her Superintendent ascrss W. Vocrhess was in Philadelphia last week. attend- ing the convention of the Association of Americas cemetery lapel-intend- 'sats. The convention was of three dors' duration. The social features of the session included also to mt» tea and perils is Philadelphia's trip to Willainstca, not, where a beacon ' been spssdlss the summer at Ocean cousins. llr. and Mrs. Charles Yere- snes. of bllvsnalas aveaus. was served: a sail on the Delaware rim. musics st ltlverscasad Tran» tea. N. J. The ecavsatioaadlcuroed Mrs. lacs Kellen son daughter Hattie, of lllverside svsnua. who have tit-ova, have returned home. Hrs. Wilfred thsiilouss, of Brons- lyn. NH! a visit with her him it. and Ital Thomas GM“. of. W strut. .. has returned horas aftsr‘ l“ the intercity. after a visit to m- “etsrles ass nurseries. reticulum sf- lsraocsssssiosasmvlsw emu. l wot u“ 'Fresli Asth of CocoTMsts . 39c, snow still, $1.50 Flexiblc Wire Mats $1. 75 to ”$2.69 F. A. MITCHELL Door Mats Any iCutElYou Like Tell us what cut you like and well do the rest. We guarantee it will be the best and choicest of the particu- lar part you select. We are always anxious to please patrons~therefore we select our beef and other meets with great care. Try us and see the difference Charnok’s Market 76 NORTH MAIN ST. TEL. 445. FREE DELIVERY The Hatch 8: Bailey Company IOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Telephone 4d. with Mach Elation. In All Departments Lumber and Mill Work for Everything Prepared Roofing has come to stay because it has merit for some classes of buildings that makes its use preferable. We keep severiii arades suitable for all purposes. - i The scales of all state institutions are to be tested every year and one or TH! NIW VIIIOHT LAW. it is maimed to Protect the Public more employee of thesci institutions . from Mud. may be appointed to act as special dep- . The new set which “coolly passed utlcs to check the receipt or disburse» the state issisiesare resardins mushts1 inset of supplies. and measures confers wide powers on The superintendent or his deputies sealers of «taste and measures and toast once in two years inspect the gives them the power to arrest with- work of local sealers of weights and out warrant violators of the law who measures. . have lathelr possession sales or law The county commissioners are em- curate walnuts and measures. powered under the act to appoint a The act males the superintendent of the state police the sealer of misfits and possum for the state and he may appoint a deputy caller. All slicers cf the state police may be made inspec- tors under the act at the will of the superintendent and are to be allowed travelins and continual expenses and lor clerical serticss in such sum as 1 shall be appropriated by the senersi assembly. 1 l _ team ct «stains gnu miss- county sealer is each county. them a provision is made whereby two coun- ties can combine and have only one scalar. A county can also combine with a city in the appointment of a scalar. - The county sealers shall be paid not less than moo and espemrsnd the mascotcbessodnymssmm stencils. The act rurflicrfpiovld‘ss that ; dare shall
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