ALL Punitive. 10°
FASHION BOOK. tic, ‘wheu sold.
with Pattern.
E. K. BANKS
.mnacanno norm. sworn
some noswaax
WEATHER rpsncAsr.
‘ For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair and
colder tonight, with frost; Sunday
fair and warmer. The storm that was
central near Buffalo, N. Y., yesterday
morning, has moved" rapidly eastward .
and is now central near Halifax, N.
S. It has produced during the lost
24 hours general rains with high
w"triads in the eastern portion of. the
Lake region and in Mai-England. It
is tolloWed by an area of high pres-
sure and pleasant weather that is new
central over the Lake reition.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘cmpcrnture: Minimum, 58; musi-
mum, (iii. Partly cloudy.
'i‘hc otllcers of Sherman Council, Ro-
\al Aicnuum hold a meeting, last ev-
. . iiilfllif illiBl lilii ' "
Phonon for close; initiation-f»
II IIIIIIIII IIIIIIII
“ Toilets ‘Tr‘svollhpi'ep‘oo
The first meeting of Cockenoo
Tribe. No. 32,]. Q R. M.. since the
cash renovation, we» held last erosion
in the rooms in the Gazette building in
Wall street, Norwsiit. Several appli-
oi' propositions received.
An invitation was also accepted for
the lodge to be present on Tuesday,
October 17th, at Konckapotanauh
Tribe, of Bridgeport. At this time the
trailing tepee now in the passes‘sion of
Cockenoe Tribe will be taken over to
the Konckapotanuak Tribe. ‘ _
The tribe is planning for a large
class initiation to be held next month
and the degree work will probably
start on October 13th. A number‘ot
applications have been received and it
is expected that an. unusually large
class will be ready at this time.
A rehearsal of the“ adoption degree
was held last evening and passed off
nicely.
The redecoratlon of the lodge mom
has transiormed the appearance of the
place wondettuily. The walls have
been repnpered and the floor revarn-
.ished. The designs used. in the wall
paperIand other decorative work is
causing much favorable comment
among the members. The side walls
are covered with a dark green paper
while the ceiling is a lighter green. A1,
u‘ainscotinmot‘ paper or a flower de-
sign topped by an old gold strap mould-
' ing adds also much color to the adorrri
mom of tho looms. . i
The holder design is pnIiic‘IIlaIly up-
thing, at \IlIlIh time they mode or
ianuctncuts lot the cuteltninment oil
the litidacpmi lioostms‘ (luh which
will attend the hunting. 'l‘ueéday ev-
china. Time “ill be II loud and en-
I‘erIIIiIIIIIeIIl on Lilli o: aision.
There will he a Incetlng of Court
rZIlqundo lie Anticls. i~‘, of A., iomor~
row, iii which time a class initiation
Will he held.
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. liI’ollors and I'Iying chickens, 20c.
ll). Hoyt-sf,qurhct.
Whitet- Pearson was nrrcsled. last
evening. by ()ihcvr .i. llarry'tlilison.
charged with drunkenness and vog-
rancy.
first charge and :II on the second, Io-
gether with costs.
What does this consolidation hug
mean? Do you know? No, then vote
No.
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—- i‘or"equaitei lamb
nIIIIket t.
tic lb. ilayes‘
“—
Harry Morrell has severed his con-
ncI'lioll with the firm of Church &
Miller, having been working only tem-
porarily at that place.
AI. the meeting of the Eureka Re
liekah Lodge, l. 0. 0. R, which was
held. last evening, the guard held a
rehearsal. A class 01 candidates will
be initiated next meeting.
wBrown Derbies. O‘Brien.
Do you went to be taxed to pay the
interest on a bond issue or $100,000
and let the trolley company go scat
fret»? Sure not. 'i‘hen vote No.
The hunting same law- have been
posted in the form of a synopsis in
the odioo of the town clerk and also
in F. iii. Lockwood it Co's window.
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~8tifl Hats. 81.60 to ill. O’Brien.
O
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The first or the big dances to in“
a gut-etc the fall season will be that
of the Sixth Company basketball team.
to be held on next Friday evening, Oc-
tuber ilth. at the Armory.
4' ON THI MM! lest.
One hundred thousand dollar. pain
for e dinner“ service in New York!
The libero! L. t )1. Point in on the
some level as the purchases-«be can't
. , gallon. or
not better point. bacon-o none better
an be made; and its cost is the least
because i aliens of i». l 31., and i
added thereto by the
user at I cost or about $1.00 per gallon,
. will point a cotton
girtyniiro mom use in N. A. and
Won‘t Martinez. manuluctun
‘ m L. & M..Pure Paints, Varnish-
‘Pliutn for every purpose, for
Oil“. E. Dow, South Norwelit:
‘ staples, Hardware Co. ivor-
I. any» a floor. Wettport;
. 8m” floatation.
.. portal for “Money savor
t No. to." human I: lilorti:
.53. no: 1m New rm.
He was given in days on thoj
propriato for tho Red Mon. it starts
at the loft with the stone on the dent-It
',with mountains in tho background and.
:a low plants of the desert pooping tIpI
from the sand) waste. 'lhon the slut!
ispiinl of the (amp signal the in Ihcé
dixtnnco followed by It lied lIIIllItu onl ‘
hoIschack outing n ch sisnul blank 1
It Behind him, running the cuIiIc
length of tho holdci. illt‘ the lluurcs
of thc lIIIliuns responding to his six;
hals on llOlSi‘.‘ iIuI-.i.~ ,
'llicrc is push lite and color in the.
{Stone and tho IIII-uilnrs of the tribe}
are especially pleased with thocholct-z
oi the committee on flu-I W‘I‘III‘I‘mIiiingu
,John Fountaiuo one the Ionirnctor in
Ihnige of tho “Ink.
illiiil’iliili ISSUE iii if
Milli iii Piiilii lililiillll
Norwaiit Republicans Claim Ad-
vantage By Mayor Finnegan’s
Action
From conversation with members at
both political parIiI-s it appears this
site. noon that the decision or the coun_
oil and mayor in the pavement matters
last evening is to he Inade a campangn
issue when the time comes on Monday
to vote for the city ofllcers. it is un-
derstood that eat-Councilman Charles
ii. Diiworth has had his forces streng-
thened considerably by the act at May‘
the tie vote last evening.
Five counciimcn are going out this
year, William Thompson. Democratic,
tion. His chances are said to be en-
yeer and for his policies as a council-
men.
lowinn.
the paving matter, when as one
was heard to express himself
other took place.
even is now chanted with the odds. on
Dilworth.
the tale and until thou nothing is cer’
tain. ,
outrun vIIIIon;
:orvtornom
Tito tunnel Willi and election of
Moore or incitement Whiei chili 1m
_ hold yesterday W at the home
lire. Wilmii ”well. 'l‘ite election
instillation . . f
dunner: have undergone their thori » ‘
cations were accepted and a number ' '
or Ed Finnegan. in voting wood block
for West avenue when he dissolved "
being the Only candidate. for mice ..
ceiiont because of the work he has jj
done as are commissioner during the _:
There is quiet in all politics save in '-
the fight tor the oflioe or chief execu- :5
tivn o! the city of Norwalk and this is 1;
being wmd strongly. Both the candi- ’-
Iistes are strong men with large fol. If
After last night's action in j:
on ..
he? 7:
save more attention‘to West avenue Ij
residents than to the “common people" 7
it is thought that u considerable chemo ..
ing from one side or the tray to the ;'
Much interest il‘lielm‘ taken in the l
matter and the betting which has been .1
out Monday u the (it! that will tell ‘ I
The Coming of Cool
tind- our his department or Blankets stocked to overflowing with»; n:
mssuiiioent shouts: oi besutitui ”
Wooiy
of every credit no at every iirioe. from the most inexpensive to’ the
. very finest of Wool Blankets made. You cannot have any Blanket”
needs which moot be supplied from this splendid department to
your lusting satisfaction and economy.
rates, from 59.: up to $7.50
The A. .i. . COLLINS COMPANY
Isis, NORTH MAIN erase-r eouru uoawstx. ,
“ That’s It!“
JBd 0 f 03 AHotThing
Send us In order tor one load. and we will retain you as u) out
tamer. Clo-nurse from sistemniiorm quality. suitable tor iurnaoe.
range, stove or self-feeder. Prison on application.
RAYMOND Baornnns
ABOUT NEEDS
Molasses is good. but there is no magic in it. as the Western
mauui’uclurers would have you believe. They use the molasses to
call the Iron 11 superior one, but it is no better ilzan the starch from
corn meal. Silli‘(‘h as well as molasses, is convmicd into sugar in (il-
uosiion-«Iiut molasses can cover it multitude vii sin; The law states
just what should he in food. it tho: consumer knew aomblhlnu‘ about;
what he is really haying. lhe law would he ottoctiwwdhouuh some-
times it seems as it this some consumer would buy thunder and light-
ninu it it were cheaper. lionnio Home (lrouud li'iCdB sell on their .
merits. ..
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
What in quality, iirst in prl (I always in the minds otits custom
ors‘t llonnio iiouto (hound Feed for Horses, (‘nliio and l‘ollllrs.
THE COMPARlSON
between the Ruppvrt’s lwor illiil
that of any other thrower] is
as wide apart as IlIo poles. it
stands away IIiIow I"IIIl,v'ilIlIIg
'~iu hecrs in oualIII purity and
{ii around oxwlimlt . and is ni- ,
v‘hIs n fillulilI: with the pull.
lic. Hider a (use of ilupport‘ II
beer. and when you not-Ii some.
thing “for that tired recline."
i‘or Iivhiiity or as an inviuorn-
tor. try It bottle and you will
may that there is nothing to
equal it.
Magnet 8.; Flynn
. , iiivieiooiio. I Boomiine oi III 1
. penalty—why mettlolden Oriole." ;
, i No gluc- to join:
lilililliili [if liiiilll?
lilllll Hill Fill lililf
Biggest Sacrament its
Cursor
.The first fall social and dance or
Divisibu No. 1, Ancient Order or when!
plane, was held last evening in the
hull of the order in Wall street. The
evening was one or pleasure 101' all
the large number who attended and
was nudnctullv and socially one of the
biggest successes of the organisation
since its establishment in Norwaik.
The hall was attractively decorated
and with the many happy faces the
scene was a pleasing one to look up
on. Dancing was enjoyed between
the social hours and Fiedier's arches
tra at several pieces furnished excel-
lent music. Ice cream and cake were
served at a late hour.
The committee to whom all credit
for the successful function belongs is
composed as follows: Martin J. View,
Donough, Roger Walsh, James Dar
ragh Michael iiennessoy, and Martin
Barnett.
QRIOLE'S NEU‘
A meichant in a Michigan city who
is an upllilrer of birds. has on exhi
hition in his store window an oriole's
neat. with this stun: “American in-
iio considers it a marvel of construe-i
lion as have thousands of others who
have watched and crammed the work
at this clever architect. With what
wondrous shill are, the materials
wrought into shape. knots perfectly
tide. threads deftly interwoven and
the whole. slrtutirc séIIIrclI suspend-
.od by; ways that‘dety all human ingen
gully: The orioic‘s nest is one orlthc
‘ wonders of the bird world. Whenever
iyou chance to View ll, just recall too, .
‘ that i
“No tool had he that wrought,
knife to cut.
No nail to fix. no hoIliIiu to insert:
his little book was all.
)Anrl yet how neatly finished!
inInt nice hand, with every
2 "Will and moons of on,
{'And twenty yonrs' npprcnIlcoslIip to
I boot,
leould nuIl-Io mc such another?"
I wtlur llIIIniJ Animals.
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merit in The Sentinel
YOU TAKE NO CHANCE
when you buy a
Telephone 721
COAL
08 Water Street
orking Man
can iiud most anything in the line or working shoes at our store.
. We have a complete line or working ohoos that will stand the Wear
and tear oi any trade. Any pair of shoes that do not give entire
satisfaction can be brought back to us and we will see that the
buyer gets satisfaction. , .
Our line of WI“! Overs this tell cannot be beat for their Clancy
Style: and their Wearing Quality. We haveWalk Overs in Russian
Cult. Gun Motel and Viol Kid. ~
We have a new line of Queen Quality Shoes that will please
and give good satisfaction to our huiy buyers. ‘
Pay on a visit and see ‘ior youruoii. '
TheWhite hoe Store
Successors to the fires Boot Shop
90 WW Street
QUIIN QUALITY
Iron women.
o
. mu ovens
ran mm.
Nwds Repairing of P
now one ‘rilll
for Next Winter’s Com-
fort . . at Lowest Prices
HARRIS & GANS CO.
South Norwalk 7.... .
A. .i. ANGEYINE a.
Stewart
Stove
We will refund money after 30
days’ use, if not satisfied. ‘
$19 to $55
SON CO.
. trainees asset
LOVERS
W W
Thei’urcituleois
RALSTON
est that tells
A Sterling Player Piano has been
aboard the U. S. Gunboat Machias
for over four years and has given
the best of satisfaction. This Is
the most severe test that a Piano
could be put to. ' ‘
iii if you are thinking of purchas-_
ing a Piano, you shbuid not fail p
to look the Sterling over.
M. SONNENBERG
«PIANO
CO.
104, Washington St
Phone 30
His Royal Highness
the American automobilist, is the man
that we are entering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
al procession we ask him to bring it to
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it, tighten up screws and mu-
chinery pltt in new parts, put his en-
gine, brakes. magneto, plugs, etc., in
good \vorking order and make his
journey a pleasant one by lack of an-
noyance by bringing his auto to I
Prices from i
mm wsoumorou or. .'
, unlit tics“
O.“ B. Jackson
Optician
as WALL eraser
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Merrill Night School
Opens October 3. -—-Enroll Now
Bookkeeping Steaography English Branches
South Norwaik Stamford Port Chester
-—NOTICE—-—
it you prefer a medium Beer. neither very light nor dark drink
Piel Golden Dortmunder. It is a production made exclusively from
the choicest barley malt and the costliest Saazer hops purchasable.
made by the pioneer brewer of this country. Get a case of 24 hot-
tles, only 01.00.
ilow about a case or Pabst, either dark or light? Only $1.50 a
one of 24 bottles.
Our success is due to trieudly recommendations We respectfully
request you to give us an order tor the best Brewed Bottled Beer in
the country. and perhaps you will recommend us to others, as we are
recommended to you.
Castellano 8. Bardani
Prompt Delivery Ivorywhm 25 Railroad Avenue
Tel. 401.
W. R. THOMPION
NOTICE to Launch OWners
LET US TAKI YOUR ENGINE OUT OF YOUR BOAT,
MARI THI NICIOIARY RIPMR. AND ITOHI iT FOR
THI WINTIR. NO CHAROI FOR STORAOI lF REPAIR!
me Specialtyliianuiacturing Co.
40 wmé sum, 7 I ma News... M .
" “ lust Arrived ‘
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