Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 14, 1911 · page 5

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘ spent Thursday afternoon with friends

at the meeting.

 

 

Comfortables and
Blankets.

At Low Prices

Comfortable: at We to 33.50
Blankets. full size. Ode to 35.00

E K BANKS

MLHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

‘game in New York city today. i

 

 

 

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LOCAL
NEWS

Percy Barnum, of North

 

 

 

avenue.

in Bridgeport“
M
Sherman Uommnndcry. U. 0. (l. (‘
transacted routine business last even-

-—-Siifl’ Iittts. $1.50 to $3.

.m—

4 Adios W. Morgan. 01' Highwood,
Franklin avenue. is recuperating after,
{his recent illness.

 

()‘i’lri‘cn.

Iterations to till ‘11' front.

 

Attorney Leo Davis. of Norwallt. is
among the. Norwallttus at the ball

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Mrs. Edward Merritt, oi' Seuview;
nrcnuc. is visiting her parents i11’
I’t'tiIiSIiIII, N. Y. for 11 ten days.
\\'i!li:1m (.‘utzmuuh, of Nor?
oi Nornulk. is. visiting“
:1 few days

I

Miller

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which would hate none to ii111.~i1 I1:11l
it not Men 1111' the 111111.11 111' 2111 oili-

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For Norwalk and" vicinity: inc-reaml
in; cloudiness and slightly warmer to-1
night; Sunday generally cloudy and
probable light rain;; slightly warmer.i
in north portion; light to moderatei
variable winds. Disturbances central
over the Gulf coast and the Upper
Mlssippi Valley are producing cloudy
and unsettled weather with local rains
In the southern and western sections.
Pleasant weather continues In the
eastern sections. Moderate temper»
tures for the season of th year prevail
in all sections.

 

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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.

Wm ...

Temperature: Minimum. (18; maxi.

mum. 74. Clear.

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There will be dancing at the Nor~
walk Country Club. this evening.

 

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Mr. anti Mrs. I". A. Marvin. of Wes.
ton, mowd to Orchard street yester-

day. where they will reside In the tu-1

tuire.

 

 

 

The Conncciicut Association of Lo-

cul Fire insurance agents is holding:
its annual meeting and banquet at;

Hart ford, today.

Charles .11. 1111111111111, of 111111111111!
street. has been enjoying the past
week in 11 respite from his duties on'

i

' the local trolley.

 

All the insurance offices of the town 1‘
will remain under the present sched-

Iule and will be closed on Saturday
'ntternoon throughout the winter.

~'I‘I1c t‘. .l.
which is ontl
oi' the finest 111 the ("II_\
St. John & lxeyser dill the 1101‘.k

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"l‘hc degree team was organised at
the meeting 111 Lincoln (loom-ii. t).
I'. A. .11., whirl: “‘tlri held. lulu» even-

qu. The work will commence next

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W'nytc .\. ltuimolul. teller at. the

'(‘ily .\'nii1111:1l 1111111., wen! to New York
1 L'Iil',

this niorniuig, to see the some

hetueeu :l11- PW“ YOI'Iih and the Phil-

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Misses i1‘lor1111r11 ('tullio.
:1111l Hel'il‘illit' St'huhz. of Not-1
\1'11ll1. are speudiut: the «toy with Mr.
11nd .\l1'.1. i-‘rnnh .Iilpt'llil on their form
in \\‘inul11nul<.

Jenn)“ Kiir

('11- 111111 11111 :1 1111111 111 111.1 1.111111 and ”H... -»-»1--»
dispersed the excited 1r11u'1i. tit-orne ’i‘ulltulttige, 1‘1'111111 \l111i1le11.
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lit-1'. .lohu Stupigton,‘ 11f silrook‘inm are to glow \‘eri. 1-111: today. 1111111.1iin1:
N \'.. will occupy the pulpit of the the wordI'I11111111i1111nl1ipgamelit-111111111
South .\'11rv.':1lit I‘oiiltl'cuutioilitl church the New York's 111:1l l’l1il:1rlvlphi11.
tomorrou morninu 111111 ereuinu. ’i‘he _.___...w--
favorable ‘1111111'ession 111:1111- l11 Mr. The selecIup-n x‘vt't'h'tlti iiitis 11p
Btnpleton 11111 weeks 11.9.0 should in. to noon 1min} 1111 workinu the Moll"
sure a good 111111111i.1111'e 11t l1otl1 ser t'I‘lIsIII'I‘. 'I‘l111 1~111s11er has been uot'lt-
'VICQR. (-1] by the town heretofore. but it is
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wBrown IJeI'h' 11'llricu. 311.1 1111111'111'1.
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Monday t't‘1'llil1g \1'ill N111 the old Street ('11111111issit111er i-‘.1l1\111‘1l I".
fl: council of the t‘il._1' of Norwalk 111111" i111h'y, oi Norwhilt. is 1411I'IllIiIII'itl IIN‘
office and the new count-ll I:1i1 llw 1111114115 untiln Ioduy. lie Is also re-
oalh of office. it is likely that 1‘. new. “Hiring Ward street hill. the material
council will start right in to 111....1- italic“ mm. from ‘1“. 1mm“ ”1 gm,

‘ thing in the curpcnteritlx liuc.

 

 

 

 

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appointments of plums tor the unplug
year at its first sitting and it In euro-
1111in hoped that this course will he
followed, for, as one of‘ the can1 idutes
put it this morning. "Delays are dan—
gerous."

 

whisky It noise like an order. The
right work at the right prices. Etc-ry-
St

John & Keyser, Steamboat pint-c.

 

The regular monthly meeting of the
(‘11111111-1- t‘luh governing
held 111 11111 t‘iubhouse last night. He
111111-11 the regular loudness one 1101»
resident member was elected. pro«
vision was mode for a tulip lied next
season in the mound iu trout of the
Clubhouse; for a new bathing flout.
next season. and additional ventila-
tion in the sinus enclosure. It was
unanimously voted that the board and

‘ committee have 11 supper at the club

house. Tuesday evening. Oct. 27th.

 

1.1—“

BEAUTY OF COLOR PAINTING.

Nico shadog of color like In. it M.
'l‘uxetlo Yellow or Silver Gray. and
mild trim of Olive or finakcr Green.
1111111 ornament and wear. when used
111- 11111ilus lit of a gallon of Oil to such

1111111111 or the L. at M. colors as pro- .

tIllH‘II ht factory.

1111-11 the paint comes only about
81 1111 gallon Immune the user himself
11111111111 about half the paint used. find
reduces cost by adding till OII.
R'IhIii)‘ Iivc yours use in N. A. and

11011111111111 (it Martinez. 11.111111111111111.
era, The l., It: M. l’uic l'nlntil, Varnish"
1111 11nd P11111111 for every purpose. MI“
snio by (71111111. id. llow, South ’NOI‘WIIIH
llubimll It Btuplos. lisrtiwure 00.. For»
walk; w. H. Guyer 1th MomWestporil
Northrop Bros. Southport.

Write postal for "Money 81%?
1111111» 1.111 No. 1111." Inngmfll It Mirth
1197.. l’. t). 1on 1379 New York.

 

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PRIOR

Saturday Chocolates

2511 LI. ‘{

bourd was 1

mains in Mulu street

FIIIE BIPTAIII
MEETS IIIS DEATH

W'ASIIINGTIIN. (Mt li~l“lre t-‘np

titltl 'I‘Imothr.l.il1'11u'u was lnslnnm
mortally lnimeti in 11 fire whith swept

but-co l‘onrpnny. Sixth street and Penn-
aylvanln avenue. here today.
O'Connor and blunt.
slightly injured.

were in lill upper story when tho Iloor
have way beneath them.
to his death. thiwnos‘ back was iii-ole
on and he I11 not expected to live.

inns. hon estimated at 3162.000;
tlt-uly covered by insurance.

IIIIIIIS IEIIIIIIIIIIS.

Funeral of Albert 8 Hoyt

 

First Methodist. Eplstopui Church. con-

mtsrdsy afternoon.
Isms attendance of
friends. and many

relatives
beautiful

Emmi-1h .1qu and Elm Grove (‘Iuh

Horace Ferris. shermsn Connors. Rich

Pine island. cometary Besides ‘ his
mother. the deceased is survived by
one brother, Frederick w. Hoyt, and
three sisters, 111-111. A. 8. libel-wood.
Mrs. A. 1.. Raymond sud Mrs. R. L.
Formosa.

.. am. 1111. l. brown.

Hrs. William Er W11, formerly of

summit. died Thursday In New the

“you. Mr. Brown Is well known here.
’ New Haven. as a one
lotto was a frequent 111111

 

Minty. (‘11, have made. til-'1

the waluhouse of tho W'ashlnslon To 1

Cam. 'l‘.>
('oltcr Wore alao‘

Cnptnln Brown and the injured men.

ducted the funeral of Albert R. Hoyt?-
frotp his late home in Low street. I.

 

.Thé 011.111.... of (111111 1111111111

 
 

finds our his department of Blankets stocked to 1111111111111" with a
magnificent showing of beautiful

 

Soft 8:
Wooly

 

of every grade and at every price. from the most Inexpensive to the

very finest of Wool Blankets made.

You cannot have any Blanket

needs which cannot be supplied from this splendid department to
your lasting satisfaction and economy

'Prices from 590 up to $7.50

 

The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY

’24! NORTH MAIN ITRIET

IOUTH NORWALK.

 
 

 

IMPORTANT!

When 1011 buy Feeds you should want to know if they will “make

good “

lionnie Home Ground Feeds are making good.

Why experiment, with Feeds of uncertain quality. when you can
buy ilonnle Feeds for the same money.

lionnlo Feeds tor Horse. Cattle and Poultry (home ground) are not
manutucturcd from refuse and offnls. but are made of pure,’ arrest

grains.

MANUEL; TORO HATCH.

First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ersr-r-lionnie Home Ground Food for Homes. Cattle and Poultry.

 

 

Contractors .

 

 

Jeddo Coa

That’s [ti——
A Hot Thing

Send us an order for ongload. and 1.1113 wilt retain you as a cum

tomer

Clean. free from slate. uniform quality. suitable for furnace.
range. stove or Icitfecdsr.

Prl: as on application.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

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The Annual conventicnlu be Held
in Woulssy Hail, Friday,
“ Butcher 27

, , ,
,NEW HAVEN. Oct. H.~—The six-
ty~dfth annual meeting of the COD1|
neoticut State Teachers' Assooiation‘
will be held at Hartford, October 27.1
The program for the convention in‘
New Haven will he as follows:
General meeting. Woolsey I1nll.1
\ .
cor'ner College and Grove streets. I
2.00. Preliminary business meet”
lug. 5
2:10. Address: “The Three Elinor»I
tlons of the School as an institution."
Dr. Henry Snazallo. Teachers' Col-1
lege, Columbia University. '

2: 55. intermission 11nd businessI
meeting. I
3.00. Address: "Democracy in 1
Education." lion P i’. ("litxton.1

commissioner of education. Washing- .
ton. 1) ll

Section
93. first

meetings. principal room.
floor iioardmau school.‘

 

 

 

 

 

tong-.1 1,1114;

AFTER A GOOD DINNER
tho epit‘llre 11111115 Iii: ttlIIt‘t‘.
vigor and :t tu'stv 11f I'l‘i‘illll-tii”
lilt'llIIll', i‘Ilnrtreu 11-. iteuetiicline
11'1111} oi‘ the delicious tortlinls
that he proton-11 Imp», tiur
lu‘uie uluvs. branding, liquors.
t-Ic. lih‘ nlwnyu enjoyed by “in
ctlucntt-tl politic liocuuso pie
knou how to choose the rnresi
111111111141 properly 1111:1111. :11 Mai;-
111'1' A‘ Flynn‘s.

Magnet 8. Flynn

 

 

 

 

(1111111 Coal' Coal

Cool weather will soon be here.

HARRIS 8t GANS CO

Place your order

with us and you will be prepared with the best Coal

mined.

Itllled untl i-‘lremhn Mitiiacl llownea ()8 Water Street

Tel 721

SOIIIh N‘OI'WRIk i c Iillt‘t‘Ii

 

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The fire spread to udifdning build-1.:
prim-1 :

i .
1
1
I
1

Rev. “John i". Zalier. 1111111111 of the ..

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There was 11: 1.
and --

Ilorsl'} ..
tributes. among the number beinsi 2:
pieces from Ciiiett, Peabody d1 (30.. the '

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The pallbearers were Herman Dunks,

 

 

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Come In and See Our

SATURDAY NIGHT
SPECIALS

Men’s Fine Patent
Colt $3.50 Shoe

Men’s Gun Metal

$4.00.

$2.65
$3.25

Shoe

TONIGHT ONLY

TheWhite Shoe Store

90 Washington Street
wusss THI coco soon com non

ard Ireland, Benjamin Martinis and f ‘
Thomas rim-an. The interment 111.11 in

 

if your Carriage, W agou or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting

Luther

NOW THE HMO

 
 

'L‘ the Signs of the Times."
‘ man mil. superintendent of schools

‘ ylsor of music. south district. tim-

 

lender. Edward H. Sellew, anpcrviw:
ins principal Lovell district, Newi
ii-iaven.

1 10:00. “What the School l’rlnclpal'
lean Do to Malta the Work of tht-I
.Young Teacher ldffet'tiie and How to
improte lier ’I‘eathlnsr Ablliiy During
the First Yours of Senlcc.‘ Arthur
213. Merrill, principal State Normni'
'Tralnlnn school. New Haven. ills?

't'usaion opened by Edgar t'. Stiles.

“New...“wwm .superiulentient of schools. West ”11'

run,

lliilII school, ltI-l2. IIIIII1I1111=c IIIKII
:W‘Iltltli buildinu. York square, .\r~
lunged by Win. A. W'Itetuloy. super
inleutleut of schools. Mldtlletown.

111. 111 General address 111 lent o
Il1‘ilil't‘ room. third li11or.iilllho'.:sc
High school. "The Professional

(it-1111111 oi' the iliuh School ‘l‘t-nclwr.‘
111- 11: 1'. 11.1.1'1-.-. 111111 liniwvruil)‘.
Round Table Talks

\itet‘ the general address the 11111--
linn “III 111- sululii'itletl into six
round tables. at ouch of whit it screw“
thesis 111i] he presented on topics or
interest to 1b» pnrtirulur
icmhvts in 1lt1-111l11111e 111 rilt'Ii round
(1111111 The remainder
111 II he drum-II to no 11111111 discussion
of the subje 't11 l1l‘1'rtt-llit'ii in
theses, \Ii 'opi'n b.1111 :1 close 1'11-
Iutlon to the pl‘;1.'li'11l nei'tlw‘ of iIlt‘
aniiliirs 1iep.1 i1111~11ts. nutl‘ all tout-li-
era are urged to 1111:'111-111111cluthe
tiist'umtlon,

lo l7. I'lu'tlish It11111ti Table,
It'll. |IlIII111lltw High St'IIUOI
.‘III'IIIII'I I‘,

III: I'i

1'1‘111111 of
111 the session

IIiI'r-It'

mo 11

I.I':ItIt‘t‘.
lIoumu11_ \\'n:er 1-1111

i‘iuanit

Hound 'l'.1l1l11. room
10.}, II1IIl1ous1-li1uh school 1.1-:1111'1'.
llt‘ i‘l1n1l1-u II 7.51111111-1'1112111. New lid
\1‘H.
" lli'lft .\i111|1 11 intunuuue Round
Table. room itlT. iiillhouse ll‘sgh
's1l111ol Lender. Alisa M. l". Somerset,

. Iii itlui- port

111:4'1..3111~111e Itom111'i‘alvle.toom
Illii‘ lililhouro High school. Leadel.
.' Hannah 3. lnwioy, iirnni’ortl.
. I11:I.’1. History liound Table, room
lih. Hillhousc High school. Mulch.
Miss Fllsabeth (l K11nc.\\'11tcrl1u1y.

1111 t'ommortinl Round Table.
.I‘0om l2tl iilllhouse High school
«Iflfldvl‘ l., ll Mathias. Bridgeport.

(lruntmni school First Methodist
c'ornei Him and Colloiu‘.
streets Lender. Arthur 1). t‘ull. super
I‘m" iionry ilurunrd school. linrttord..
‘10 English composition. titration ll.

’ ‘ iilrooks superlnitmdent of at hools llos

ton. Miss ..
. Primary. Wool-er hall, corner of
'1tlollege and Grove streets. IA‘iliIt'l‘.
llMisu Kathminc T linrty. supervisor
ltrslnlng, 11mm Normal sthool. lime.
bury.
l0:li1."'l‘he Work of Some Ideals

01 the Pritnnrr (lra1les.” il‘. H. Beetle. '

j superintendent of schools. New lIu—‘

you.

ll: iii Reading. Arthur B. Morrlii.
printipal Emits Normal Trainlnsi
school. Now March. 1. I

Rural schools. United church chas
11111.30: Temple sin-sot. lander.

"1 Charles Iii Pratt. sutmimendsnt ofI
'. schools. Woodstock

is "Practical Helps for the linr- ‘

_j III Schools " Miss Lillian l. Harem;
- Elmo

Normal school. Mrmington
Mains.

ll "Ruraiscbools Re- adjusting
ThemscIves to smut condition-1. tot

Issac Ms-

North Adams. Mess.
Music. auditorium itiiihmtsc High
school leader. w. D.Monnlcr.super1

ford.

to. Address. “The Place of Music In
the Public schools." Osborne Motion
silty supervisor of music. Choices.
Alana. .

will. Primary grade work In vo-
cal drill. dictation and rllte m ill-
lunrstsd by «sons mild aim,
'Mnsford Ichoulls.
Grammar (rude inns “and

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

: ELMfi: R I. CAOI

 

 

 

 

When you buy
a Piano

you want the tone and the making
as goodas the case. There is no:
' better tone, no better making at the
prices than in the Pianos We sell.

CHICKERING. KRANICH &BACH
GABLER, STERLING
HUNTINGTON, MENDELSSOHN

M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
CO.

 
 
 
 
 
 

104 Washington St.
Phone 30

 

3

His Royal Highness

the American automohtilst. is the man
that we are catering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
al procession we halt him to bring it to
this shop before starting out. we will
overhaul it, tighten up screws and mar
chiuery, put in new parts, put his eu- i
glue. brakes. magneto. plugs, etc, In
good working order and make his
journey ti pleasant one by lack of an-
“(MARCO by bringing his auto to

ink-'35:;

v1.7

W. A. HANFORI) 42 N. Main St.-——Tel. 502

 

 

58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.

Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free

0.13. Jackson

Optician

 

 

 

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You Need a Business Training-—— Attend

Merrill Night School

.— sow —_

S .tth Norwaik Stamford

Port Chester

 

 

W R. THOMPSON

Automobile Repairing

linvinx tensed the Nelson Taylor building. Siea‘mbont Place. we

are now In position to REPAIR YOUR AU‘I’OMOBILE at short
notice.

Telephone your auto troubles to 1113.

Machine Work a Specialty
IE9 Specialty Manufacturing Co.

 

 

 

t
40 Water “not. south Norwalk, Conn.
O

Fancy Potatoes, per peck. 25c
ruinous Sweet Potatoes, per peck. 35c
YOUR ORDERS ' 1‘
Extra .Ill'fl (‘u'bhuge ..... . .7111 Quinces. basket. .. . . . . . . . .iIOc 1,
limpafiplhuch,11cck ...... ......SOciPcars.backet1500
Yellow 'l‘timlps. peck ...........25c| Tokay (drawn, lb. ..............100
Green Tomatoes. basket ........3sc| Full Pippin Appletpet‘k .........300
Hubbard and Murrow Squash. “1.31:1 thrs large Cranberries. 1p.......12c

 

UNITED GROCERY COMPANY ; ff

no 111111111 MAIN eraser 11111111111 14:

 

«hoot.
Penmanship. Room 113, 11111110111111
High school. Leader. .7. C. Moody.
supervisor of writing. New Britain. .
to. address: “Practical Writing for '1‘?
All Grades." C. P Zaner. Columbus.
Ohio. L‘
The annual business meeting is as».
pointed at the than school building
The Connecticut Manual Arts Msriden. on humidity morning. as

1.111111», :1.

Hillhousc High reboot.
Winthrop Andrews. director of the
manual am. New Britain. .
.10, address: "Sources ofr‘lnspira:
tlen'in Boston." touts 0. Monte. State “
Normal school. Westllsid. Mus. ‘

it. address: ”Applied Dentin."
PM It. Daniels. director‘of the do:
moment or 1111111111113. Newton, Mm:

 

 
 

 

«our Associated him to hails teller 1111. at it unlock Erich M
all“ Qf'dflfl Mil “MI