’93" .
37?‘
til. 5
x
.‘xv,
Mintz store, yesterday. which adds ma- Efifilern Slur will hold its semi-é
" terially to the improvement already monthly ”Win”! Willis. Wednes-'
made to the front of this progressive dsy evening. ‘
" establishment.
:. , v i N o L
drag modern route. uncou-
arnucroa. contelsias the media-
insi extractivee of Oedlsi
”out. with thi 9%“ iron.
_ Alum;
.4 . t,
'rHs scanouooriLA-rse ,4
AND Ion solve ,. '
h, 5
ALL mill)? or .
IAKIRWQ'RODUCTS.
F A LANE
st W‘s-airmen am».
“it!!! "email!
Anderson’s Lunch Works
Launches sod Bosts'
of all kinds promptly built. his
for sale. All kinds of repairing
“ t. given special attention.
‘ ' Oyster Shell Palm. Hamill
—.
Charles Buck. Jr.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
Address:
51 MAIN 81K. NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 001; house. etc
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k
1
my.
Willis Wilcox. of Weston. had
turned from s visit with relatives
Nor-i Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perry and
daughters Florence and Marion, and
Miss Mary Johnson. of South
walk. apentdyesterday in Weston.
F8-
in l
The monthly business meeting of
the Hat Finishere’ association will be:
held. Wednesday evening.
Court Mohecltemo, N03 83. Forest-
on of America. will hold its semi
monthly business meeting. this event
log, in the K. of P. hall, In South Main
Itmt. ‘
Charles M. Williams. the veteran
trolleymen. entered upon I week's
well earned vacation this morning.
The semi-annual meeting of Nor-
wallt Lodge. Benevolent and Protec-
tive Order of’ElIts. will be held Wed-
nesday night at the home in South
Main street.
———————.—.
A new tile entrance was laid at the
Miss (‘athcrine Council and Miss
Mamie Sheridan. of Wilton avenue
spent Sunday with relatives in New
York city.
()phir Chnptor. No. 58. Order of the
The Cigar Makers Union will hold
The Misses Margaret and Alice' Its monthly business meeting. this ev-
Nesllhc and Fanny Wiggleworth ori enina. In the labor lyooum. in Wash-
Norwallt. spent last week as the guests lnmon street.
of Miss Emily Gantert. of 52 Franklin,
street, Danbury. Y
Mr and Mrs. Harry Sturges. of Wes i
' ton. ha‘te returned from an overnight
The Columbus Day committee ofi visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Slur-l
the Italian independent society will‘ sea, in Norwalk.
hold its last meeting. this evening.l
at which time final arrangements for‘
the celebration of the day will bc‘ lit-public will hold its weekly business;
Douglass Fowler Post, Grand Arm) 2
made. ; meeting. this evening, In Its rooms. In
: Washington street.
In Norwnik, lust week. there were —-—‘ '
eighteen sales of real estate. with! Palestine (‘astle. No. 8. A. O. Kl
mortgages of $17.57!. In the first , of M. 0., will hold Its weekly business?
week of October. 1910, there were six! mesons. this cvenlns. In its bull in'
teen sales of property and Illill‘li-‘(Ilizl'll Washington street.
of 88,290.
___....__.__... Attorney and Mrs J. J IAnXWeller.
The badges to be worn by the oiii of Quinturd avenue. have been enter-
aisle of the haunt: Independent 80 inlnlns “r and Mr: Arthur l-Alck
Clety celebration of Columbus day to “0“” 0’ SMWON
[other with the prizes to be given at
the dance are on exhibition at that
Hoyt's Theatre barber shop window.
The committee will hold Its final meet-
Ing this evening.
Miss Lilly Williams. of South Miti‘
street. has returned from Sell Bright.
New Jersey. where she has been
.apcndiug the summer.
l The Old Well Hook & ladder (Toma
Lady \Vaahiutgon Lodge. No. 21.‘ puny will hold its monthly business
Shepherds of Bethlehem, will hold at mag-ting, thin evening, in its quarters.‘
regular business meeting. this monimh in Hatilantl street. at which time im
in their run as In lied Men' s ”11“., portant matters of business will come
Wall street One new member will b6} up for the consider-snort of the mom
initiated. and motion; of routine bunt-1,9”,
none will come before the lodge. All. 3
members are requested to be present. Lady Washington Lodge, No. 21,
Shepherds of nethlntlom. will meet‘
Mira Helen E Kelly. eienosrlvheflresoisrly for the himnthiy mootlhx‘
in the ofllte 0! Allow!» GMN‘M 30h"; this evening in the Colette buildinui
H. Light. ill the capitol. left Saturday In Wall street. Matters of importance
on a two weeks vacation which she ‘1]le considered
will spend violins Old Point Comfort. .._..._.............
iticbmond. Va, and \‘i’nshlngton. i). C. P. C. Munsbury Lodge. New Find-
iinrhur her absence the duties of her lend Order of Protection. will cele-
tpoalilon will be performed by her rou- brute its anniversary on Tuesday ev-
win Miss May Sugrue. enins. Elliott-tuber 24th. There will
be a roll call. entertainment and sup-1
per, uml the tot-tubers and friends are
anticipation a pleasant time.
MHWt-MM
u...
Th hearing which will be held by
Colonel M. Ii. noun, the secretary of
slime. on Tuesday nest in referuce to
the calm of Peter Concereli. of Nor-
wich. will be of Interest to nliuuio~
mohiiists. it involves the on Of
markers other titan thong furnished by
the secretary. The hearintt will begin
in the afternoon at 2 o‘clock.
Open a
Bank Account
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Brown.
of Louisville, Ky. arrived In Danbnry
on Thursday evening in a special on
of the Southern Railway. in which
they made the journey from the south.
Mrs. Brown. who is III. will restrain for
a timo'ht “her home in Dsnbury. Mr.
Brown. formerly train dispatcher oi
the New York. New Haven and Hart»
ford road. is superintendent of the St.
ironinlnulsville lines of the southern
antiwar. with headquarters in health
haw fill
Fm iiow Hem lathe in
. veu city court has ended and Judge
.when the Sealshipt company enteredl
Iyouths of the city who had been so adopted . n", “he 0‘ mm. for mark if
-1 best tor turnip. _ ,
bench and fluidity time to nail Orin
immohsl interest: bill. now i do so
with regret." wes the way
“303““ M M wt
was Interesting
low it more or,
matador at at?“ it... .
Ju Mathews
on” builds? a. has let"
voted himself since ilsaviu the hub.
tostrelxhtenlns out hia'ewo awn.
which before were always left to the
lost.
Slil’llillll llillli
NW HAVEN Oct. 9. ~th tbstto
the iisht’ln the state legislator-1n the
choosing of 1. lanes for the New up
..~——
C
iloyt selected. much interests centers RHODI iOLAND OYSTER NOTES.
in the passing of Judge Mathewson.
who has had the bench for the nest 0%?gnfimr' 1:10;? .fimflfiz
six years. ’ iSon and H. at a. Atwood been open-
Close friends 0' Judge Man""l'imnilnx oysters last Monday. Block ll to-
commend today that he would “°‘markahly good
doubt confine himself now to his in The oyster "set" is showing up '0"
all uracil” and to ”'0 “WWW“ °' ‘ In all parts of Narragansett Bay. shove
his oyster properties Jud" M‘th'IWIckfor-d mg especially sooner the
Gram) ll ""10“ interested in ”y'm north end of Cousnicut Island and in
culture. and is regarded as one of the l the vicinity of Prudence Island.
iiest local authorities on the bivalve. . Capt Charles Hailock. oft.“ place,
lie has made a scientific study of the has been 01mm!“ "1. steamer H C
subject and for a number of years .Rowo for the company of that name.
has been interested in the for-min; of during the absence of Captain Howard
local companies, and only last winter. 1 the regular “um,”
Experts (ram the laboratories of
““3 100*” field. figured prominently in Prof. Phelps. of the Massachusetts In-
the sale of valuable lands. It Is stitute of Technology. and pron (30,-.
said that the ox- dodge holds a larde halo. of llrown University. have beans
""0“!“ l“ ”‘9 ”"1"“an inspecting the oytstcr beds during thef
Judge Mathewson was first appoint , last week.
ed to the button of the New Haven; Since last season there are some
city court On AD?“ I, 1905‘ At that v'tm uotlteablo improvements in the,
time the present probation system condition of the lmund‘ i
was in a crude slate and the Judge; All the oystcr houses m a“. locality:
reconstructed the system its provided have been mm“! “mm“. m" a
by the state legislature. Since then tareiutexsmlnsiimutolenMrr cos-
the probation system has played an dltlons. by Senator Edward Mobiles: l
important part in city court matteniag the Shellfish Commission.
3““ “WW“ ““0”“ ”m ““4 “N“ All the available hosts no at wot-it
by officials who believed that it land enticnt'orinx to clean up the Mm:
ed to cultivate rather than curb youux which tire very plentiful. The boats
criminals who have been placed tin-i are ”at making much headway
der its guidance Judge Msthowsonl Drills and borers are "'7 humorous
stuck by it with all his vigor and wasi and doing damage to young ovsiera.
ever ready and willing to sivo the
The Sheilnnh Commission have!
unfortunate as to be arrested. a hut the oyster beds The bushy top
chance ‘0 make 30°“ by Its “"5 now In use is to be abolished.
Judge Mathewson s second sppolnt- Planters will have to ”"0“!“ lm’
"‘9'“ ‘° “‘9 MM“ Came in AW“ '3‘: for all the examinations of the oyster
’ liliilliil saints
w it ill V 7
‘error.
>the seventh on Jack's error.
Mil Bllllilll SllSiill
Willem
erase-s string a m,
Basie,
The Knights of Columbus closed
their season yesterday afbernoon on
the Keene grounds, with a defeat at
the hands of the Not-walks. by a score
of ii to 2. Vollt was In the box for
the Norwslhs and pitched in his old-
time form, striking out twelve men
and only allowing three hits. on a
scratch bit, and peeled three men.
Robsch was in the box for the Knights
and was touched up for nine hits and
struclt out six men. The Norwallts
hit when they nealed the runs.
The Nerwslits won the game in the
first inning. when the scored three
runs on four hills, and two of these
runs were scored on Robson's error
when he hit Keen» Who was trying
to score.
The Knights scored One In their
half of the first inning on iienjamln' s
double to center and Jack MrGrath‘a
The Knights again scored in
Walters
was passed and was safe at second,
when McGrnth dropped the throw. and
Walters scored when Mctirath threw
lpoorly to Smith after stopping I-Icsly‘s
drive. Berry made another ”bastion.
sl catch in left iield after a hard run.
robbing 1"er of a possible home
run. He was applauded very much for
the couch.
The Knixhte were strengthened at
short. Walters. of the Black Rocks of
Bridgeport. playing an excellent game.
having eight chances and' accepting
them all without an error. (‘onnolly
was there stealing bases yesterday.
pilferins second and third in one In-
ing.
The management at this time wants
to thank the patrons and The Sentinel
for their kind assistance and patron-
TILIPHONI 1N.
FIII DILWIIV.
Fall Gloves
Your immediate Glove wants
It is No [longem
necessary for n person to have no
.u— -. ~a...-
.siuhtly or unwholesome teeth The:
can be shunned in 01m- “‘0" modern method of hunts vacant:
our stock with 8004 “3'1“ 0’ tspeoes or removing bully decayed
blfli‘k anti white, M '9“ as teeth and lnscttiuu a piece of bridal
standard tan and brown- work makes the wearer thankful he is
Gilded Kid aloft“. Tu. lilaclt. living In the Twentieth (‘.entury I:
While ”Ia Grey”.1.nd.l.50 am able to produce the very best
Isnnish \\‘I|kinx’tiloveu.1‘au. bridge that can be made. They are’
. 01.00
Chamois Gloves. natural color l
. 01.00
lacing White Olwoed Kid Gloves.
for evening occasions ..I2 IMO
Loos iiiscit laced Gloves. .3:
Also a full line of Fabric Gloves.
llluglt and colors. . .80 and 500
J. I. Mallette
(Formal Misses Dawson)
88 Was ngton 8t. Tehm
throne and serviceable. match the re-
maining teeth pertectlv. and fit so
well that the wearer has no inconven-
Iileum after they have been inserted.
and his friends are not able to detect
ithe artificial from the natural teeth.
EDr. J. H. MALLERY
18 South Main St, South Narnia
Hours' 9 u m. [0 I P. n. Ill!-
GIYI by appointment OI?!
FILID lN “GRC‘I’ARY'I "MOI.
Documents have been filed as fol.
lows in the cities of the secretary of
state:
The New England Collapsible Tithe
company of New London; certificate
of incorporation. The capital am is
“0.000. The incorporation are 8.
Tracy shelleid, w. Kyle Sheffield and
Nathan lieicher.
The Sheffield Dentifrice company
or New imdon: certificate of incon
porstion: incorporaters some as those
named in the oertileste‘ of the New
Enslsnd Collapsible Tube company.
Genital stock 319.000. "
The Harvest festival occasion he-
cessitates having on hand some excel-
lent. pure. A1 WHIIKIIC. Vllfilt.
”@Tiifiowi it
I
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”I ,
' {WW-frkrl'i-i-
South Norwslit
Trust Co.
i
fine I. Delano) company of New
Haven: certificate of incorporation:
purpose to operate grist mill and en-
nze in grain and feed oilfield: Gilli-
isl stoolt $10,000. The “WI
are Nichole De Bantu and J. m
Seven of West mites and Alain
Ill". Permit us to supply you with
the requisites and your sloir will be
a deflation, pleasurable are. .
Gar prion ore most mills. our
commutes-simmer“
mutt Isiah
CU
FOR THIS WEEK
., our name Formosa, peck ....... .. ....... 25o“ 7
“more LEAN e‘fraa rims. mud ..... 1s:
annoum sas'sunsr BACON. pound 19¢}
a cakes FELs NAPTHA or ozone soar ................... .. asnl
saxsws ot- sscmauws cocoa. can ................. tan
oonoou 2r OLD TOM em. both. .............. . ...... also
nonooaam, HUNTER or menu wmsxsv . ............... 900
FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER, p
as l 85 WAOHINOTON IT.
BLACK I. WHITE or DEWAR'B SCOTCH WHIBKEY ..... .
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
sun"
or pound ................... 53¢
Phone 440.
SOUTH NORWALK
RIVER STREET
VERY BEST IUTTER, a pound
At? FLOUR. 24V2-pound beg .......
AIP FLOUR. a barrel ..
Queeeeeleele
EE the 1912 Model of the EaSy-Run—
hing, Easy- Riding
MOYER CAR
DEMONSTRATIONS ON REQUEST
OSCAR H. BANKS
Telephone 681-3
EXTRA SPECIALS
at the AeP Store
ETXNA FANCY POTATOES. I pcck....
—....._. ........._..U.___.. .w.
NORWALK, CONN.‘
............................... .. fie
............................... “.30
The Great A&P Tea Company
1M WAOHINGTON IT. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. nos. Deliveries 3:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
FREE OIL
FANCY OWEET POTATOES. PECK . ............. . .. ........ .. 80o
3 pigs. ilecher‘s Cream Oat-
1907 and h]! third in “909.1130. mm “ed“ Th0 Hhflllfllb commission be ‘” d‘lfln‘ ”‘9 ll“! 98‘3“".
“Km in "MC" “9 figured 3° promi cause, of lstlt of funds are unable to do The score:
ncutly will lonlt be remembered by so. NORWALKS.
('Honnellltlll It was a long and hard The branch house of tho Scalshipt “h r h "0 a e
iousht one On one side were array 0‘)...“ System has not commenced Riley. 3b.. ........ 5 i l 1 l 0
ed the men who had stood by Judge yet. Keene. if ......... 5 l 2 I l 0
Mathewson for the past six y;ears on During the month of September Friend I" ......... 5 l 'l 2 ll 0
jibe other were men who did not llltei gm", 0“,,” 'l‘ m...“ and we n. R Smith. lb ......... 4 0 l to o o
the why things more being rttn In the Hindi!“ Company have been doing “Mohandas """" " a 2 1 3 3
.New Iisven court They won and a toad business. .Mulvoy.c ......... 4 0 0 l1 2. 0.
mtw Judge came to take his place. l Oysters "e 'it'ellinl st II. 10 p" g“. ‘Rueeell. 1b. ........ I l l 0 i 0
Judge \iathcuson k’“ "‘9 bench 0’ Inn and the price will probably be the llrotberton fl “““ ‘ l 1 0 0 0
the city (cart with the deepest of re some as last year. f\olit. p ........... i ti o i i 0
srots. He himself said that when an .__. 5 ~~~~~~ .
other was declared victor. Money well Invested—en Adnrtiee i TOW“ ----------- 39 5 9 27 ll 3
“rt-e often thought that u would helium in The Sentinel. , I KNIGHTS or commons.
ilieniamin, rf. ...... i l l l 0 l
‘(‘onnoliy. 3b. ...... «I U l 2 l 21
Buy New Mord Escano s iHowle)‘.cf. ........ 4 0 (i ll 0 0l
, p Iieylnes. 1b.. ...... i u u 7 i ll
‘ Walters. ss. ....... 3 l i 8 ii iii
55c Quart than. c. ........... l o 0 u I o
, ileslyaab. ..........i ii 0 l l 2
MONTAUK BLUII. WIAKS, BEA IASB. SNAPPER ILUEB. HALl- Harry. 1!. .......... 'l 0 ti ‘2 ii 0:
OUT. STEAK COD HAKI. SOFT OR AIS, ROUND AND LONG OLAMI. Robson. p. ........ 2 0 0 ii 13 1
COMPO MILL POND OYSTERO. w _... _. ._ W.
Totals ........... 3i 2 .1 1:7 9 7*
Score by innings:
9 .‘orwalks ....... :i 0 0 ii il 0 l 0 inf.
Cutbl“ S Budge FiSh Marke ;K, of t? ......... 1 u o o a o l u 04‘
Summary:
Earned ruttsw,.\'m-waika 2.
Twobase hit~lionlinnin.
First on balls 0i! With 2.
Struck out—~By Voilt 12. by Robuchl
Left on bases ~ Norwalks 7. K. of 0.
Double pie)
W alters
First on errornwxorwalka 6.
‘\
Biolcu lutstvswiiitllvgol Rohach (‘on
holly 2.
I‘mpirowli. (‘anIL
'l‘imewTwo hours. '
3(f()r0l'~l“l‘0d C. Riedell.
_ V
NATIONAL LIAOUI.
e—u—n—
Team Mending.
Won host RC,
New York .........iiil hi ,litill:
Chicago ............ iii tit .6991
Pittsburgh ......... 85 till .556 i
Philadelphia .......7it 71 .52?
St. Louis ........... 74 7:! fit):
Cincinnati ........ .68 82 .433
llrooitlyn ........... til it!» .418
iloston ......... 42 107 .282
Recorders Results.
at. Louis in. Cincinnati (I.
Chicago 3. Pittsburgh 2.
“INCA“ LIAOUI.
. Team Mending.
Wes Lost BO.
Philadelphia ......]01*. 50 .660
Detroit ........... 89 till .678
Cleveland 80 78 .523
Chicago ........... 77 74 .510
“‘0. eld'i‘ieleee 7. 76 (510
New York ”iii 70 ” .800
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lla2ry to Connolly tor
iwith Instructions to report at the con-
K. O!)
meal
3 plus. White Rose Oatmeal.
I2 IOUTN RAIN OT.
5* .
nonsense hrpommsurs.
'Announced by Supreme Chief Ranger
I Harry w. "ace. of Philadelphia.
llarry W. Mace. of Philadelphia, the
grocently elected supremo chief ranger
of the Foresters of America. has an
nounced the following list of appoint
merits. which are of interest to For
esters of Norwalk and other parts of
itbe state:
Committee to ptepsre a new ritual
veniion at Atlantic City in 19H: llr.
‘l’iiliiam D Iiacon. councilman st
tlsrse, of Philadelphia: the Hon W-il
iism II. lionshue. district attorney of
Oakland. (‘aiz Samuel F". McAiear of
Hartford; William Rubin. corporation
counsel of Syracuse. N. Y.. and Joseph
' M. arise. of Chicopee. hlnss.
Member of supreme board of up.
“ penis. to serve six years, Philip J.
achotisnd. ‘of Newark. N. J.
Journalistic committee. antcs i‘.
lit-Neils. of Providence: Alonzo N
Nordi of Philadelphia. and George if.
U Malloy of wrideu.
Deputy supremo chief Ntnltcr
Connecticut.
Waterbury.
HOTIL ARRIVALI.
Mshacltommun. ii. Ilrouli. J. R.
Hill. M. Bilbertnnn. l". I... Found. New
York; E. C. Robbins. Albany. N. Y.:
.i. ii. titans. Samuel Greenstein. Miss
Sherman. Bridgeport: J. Albumen. A.
Reinhold. Dnnbury: Mr. sud Mrs. Eur
terhivew Haven; M. l". Howler and
family. Caldwell. N. .l.; 1... Hints.
Newark. N. 1.; L. R. lint-limit. Wilton;
J. M. Layton. ii. Mathewson. it 'D.
Lawton. A. J. Angevine. city; it. Horn.
Nor-walk: J. Norton, Cranbnry: Miss
E. Dean. Miss 8. Dash, 1‘. been. here
ion: ii. 8. ileum, J. (3. Schneider.
Brooklyn. N. Y.
of
Janice .l Fitzgerald of
vmweusas
....................... 25c
.25: i7 lbs. Laundry Starch for...
6 lbs. Loose Oatmeal ......... 25: '6 bars Ozone Soap ........ .
a!”
' use A GALLON
3 pk. Grandma‘s Pancake Flour25c .‘3 plays. Post Toasties for. . . “250
6 ha rs llahbct '3
Naphtbe
Soap for
.................
.215.~
DOLE AGENTS FOR WARD'8 TIP TOP BREAD.
itOYAL GROCERY COMPANY
PHONE Bil-8
The Celebrated $3. 50
WELLER
for 50c
Call at our store and examine them
for yourself.
W. F. Wigtitore & Co.
DRUOOIITI
I North ”sin ”e lo. Nemilt
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STOP. ALL LIAKI
We guarantee the weather om ii!
for «times.
lied.
Century Rooting (30.; inc.
l3 Washington St.
Correspondent m
‘I‘IANIAc‘I'e A OINIBAL um
suemses AND one" WIN
» FAOiLI'rv coullflttfl‘
burritos and
WITH IOUND
.
uwtlo slum
on. cause loses a saw our
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unsosmoit it. ”flew“.
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