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united States. ~31???“ and World-
Covaro your bugguc agalnat any and
Jill risks. by tire, theft. lightning,
I navigation and transportation, while
. mtrouait by or 11 the custody of tiny
} railroad, ex rents. muster, transpor-
‘ nation or 01. any Sunmshlp 130., etc.
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
imuruuco of All Kind-
flout Estate—Town, Country and Share
Telephone 1230
Upstolm Over the .South Norwulh
Trim Co.. 87-91 Washington 8L.
Bouth Norwalk. Conn.
PUBLIC STENt‘mRAPHER
viviucltinnluun W. R. L‘.
ni‘tt-rnoon.
Buckingham i’ost.’ N0. iii,
will meet. tomorrow e1 oiling,
c. A. 11,.
Itlot'ltt‘Inoe. llnylot‘t, IND. 321/2. 1. O. R.’
M.. will meet this evening.
5;
, A. ‘0. ii, Division No. i, will hold a
regular semiunonthly meeting this or
oping.
Washington;
(locltcnoe Tribe, No. 3‘) l. 0. R. M.,
will hold a regular weekly meeting to-
morrow evening.
lt‘raiernnl Order 01‘ Eagles, Norwulk
Aerie 588 met that cloning and trnn—I‘
Sil(v(i'.‘(i routine. business.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
sou 111‘ Mount Vernon, spent the wechv
end with Mrs, Jnnles Yuriun of Ward
street.
Ihiiss Annie Vurinn who spent the
summer with her parents in Word
street, hns returned to school in Mt”
Vernon.
The semi-monthly business meeting.I
ol’ihe 'Ccntrul Labor Union will be
bold in the llnhor Lyceum in Washing
ton street.
(Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Guion of
Mount Vernon, who spent Labor day
with iii rs. Varlnn in Word street have
rotnrned home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Buttery have
returned to their home in .Mcrwln
street. hilt/er 11 visit to friends in Provi-
dence and Boston.
(Miss Eleanor Coley, of Council. has
returned from 11 very pleasant visit
with her cousin, Mrs. Cltnnncey
Vonght, of Mt. Vernon, ‘1. Y.
Mrs, Everett Russo and daughter.
Madeline, have returned utter u seven
' at weeks stay with Mrs. liossn's sister,
Mrs. Smith, of Merwln street.
The weekly business meeting of the
Olive ilrnnch Lodge, No. l9.
oi‘ l‘ythlns, will be held thin evening
in its hall in South Main street.
—-—_.
'l‘he Wlnnlpnuk bridge in being push-
' clinnd innch headway being made,
The contractors expect to have it all
IIIrendIt t‘Iol tizttiio before wlntci sets in
Slim 01' (‘olnmhitt Circle, 011111111111»
RI. TI-‘Innn oi’ the For nt, will hold its semi
11111111th buslnosu meeting this even
1111: in ltnvlinll in Washington ntrcot
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---- Tho i’l‘ciurc Shop in now open
for oil photographic work. Amateur
Worlt n upholulty.
Minn luubollo lircmun has returned
to her homo in New York city ni‘tor
‘ vlultlnu for 11 few 11111-11 with her alu-
tcr, Mluu Voronlca 111111111111, 0! Loon-
nrd utreci. '
A11 lmporthnl INIHIIIE‘ES meeting or
South Norwnlk Council. No. 1,263, of
lKnlaltlo of Columbus, will he held this
owning in the rooms in Washington
1 “tool. The. prcucnco of ovary mom-
her in normally requcutcd
. ’l‘ho otilcers ot the Wilson-Marshall
IClub held a pension that rationing. ’i‘ltcy
Appointed 11 committee of three. nome-
iy,.i«"rank H. Merrill. Edward Dotty
and James Kconn, to invention“ the
mailer of (permanent (headquarters auda-
to report cantilever actions they take
to the whole committee of ottldern.
',A certificate 01 incorporation was
1111111 in themflico o the continuity of
gototo in Hartford yesterday “by tho
manners Lima and Marble 011.,01
to monutnciiim and deal in
M
will meet this,
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IIIIIIIIR RIII’ER
WIIIRWAIR RRIIIIIIIIRII
Delegates Today Visited the Forts
! Which Guard Long island
Sound
NEW LONDON, Sept. u.~,—-’i.‘he dole-Iv
union to the Atlantic Deeper Witter
wuyu Convention were on 11111111 very
1111:1111;in for tho luminous session 01'
their unnunl‘ convention today, no they
hull nhend oi' them 11 visit to the form
which guard bong lslund sound, whore
the 111st greeting won 11 solute. from
the heavy runs its 11 special courtesy
oi’ the \\ .11 Department. '11ch thousand
leluguttu 111- 11111111 with their i1icndn'
also witnessed alliurallbro 1.111101 111111: I
lice, a drill hr the urtillolvuten and.
a mess puindc ol‘ the ciunpnnies ntI
lI‘ori W,rlgl1t.'l-ho buulne .111 at Hotel
Griswold “'11:; opened early by C‘uliinI
8T3 .IIISEPH’S PARISH:
SCHOOL NEAII FINISHED 1
iUIiutinuod from First. Page.) I
The (11111111111 tion of tho building
lmn been .glvou an adequate descrip-
tion through 11115.. columns already.
11nd those interested are by this time
tleuoughly t'unllllar with those de.
tails. Yostcrduy afternoon. Rev. Full».
111 introll took‘he local newspaper
1111111 tlnouvglt the. luterlot of the build-
11111 on u tour of inspection (111d what
they saw was it revolution to them.
’l‘hc new building ud’oi'du all the
modern devious identical with line upI‘
to—duitI. school buildingr in the way of
good light, udeunuto 11nd healthy vouti~
lnllun. provisions for cosy and quick
unit in case 01’ lire. 11nd nocoanlbllity
Tho interior is arranged so as to save
the pupils and instruct'ois as many
steps on possible. and so as to pro
rout confusion in tho punuugo ol’ largo
bodies 111' pupils to 11nd from class.
rooms 01 in making their entrance or
exit. The. ntruclnie incest north and
Ito the eyes.
1ninth and tho rooms are all finished
I. I outlandish-1.1,,.93...
sides of the building to the open
rand can be regulated by. tho teach-
eIr by pressing 11 small lever with
he foot Theda ventilators a‘ro plac-
ed under the xwadiutoio so that the
heat from the latter warms the air
sulficiontly to take off the 1‘1 only chill
in winter time Then in each. room
Iii an outlet 111 which to 11 coll which
dluwn tho foul air out at“ the room,
giving way tor the influx of the fresh.
The uchool rooms are large, well
lighted and painted in white and
groan, these colors being built suited
’l‘ho bluckbourda are or
the
in mlnsion, no lo the whole building.
This ii‘nluh million 11 welcomed change
from that in vogue in most schools
and presents :1 rich and Intvtrucilve 1111-.
peurance.
'I‘I'hete are four school or class
rooms on the first Iiloor two of which
have been furnished with golden 011k
denim and present a cent and attrac-
tire tippeurnnce.
Another innovation Is in the word
robes, which are of mission. with
'l‘mnhlnu, i‘omullsslmicr of linen undIsouth 111111 at each side are commo racks for bats. books for cloaks and
Ferries. in New York city, who pro-I
sided.
‘Cnptnln W. V. 16. .lncobs, (roundup-1
(lions Mtlill’l’llyh leading item and
:‘viuto good wide hullunyn which serve
the double 1111111059. 01' pr'midlnv,r tor
slots for 1I-.nl1heis They are nrrunged
along the walls of the. bulls £01 the
accommodation of the rooms on each
tier oi the revenue cutter llascu. ultimo? adequate room for the passage of the side.
on tho relation of the rchnne cuitotI
to the merchant marine lie ptcl "IntIi I(II
pupils and propor venlllation.
lh'nilcnlztr attention has been paid
A basement. has been provided. di-
vided into three rooms. That on the
hi5 Iflemlm‘fi ”3 telling a" intelcstinIIm the ventilatozs which is no vitul west side is the whole length of the
story of how the rem-11119 1111113119 l111dI110 the health and progress of the pn- bulldlng and will pr'obubli be “Sea 38
Ieome to be estnhllshed undel the ilr-nII
i’I'eI‘iI‘I‘i'” i“ “7‘“ “5 SIGN“ I” “ "‘0 Innd hallways, the direct- indirect vcnli- Council No.12
111i. Besides the huge. airy rooms
for South Norwulit
v.31, Knights (of vt‘olum-
u lodge loom
“‘“UVI‘ 1111111 I0 “’0 ”I“ “WISH“ 5“ lntm dystom thus been luatnllod This bus. and other pnrlsh organizations.
trade of the young notion. lie SHORE-,1)
Ithe prosecution of violntois 01
Mrs. G. H. Howard and son George.
01’ West street have been visiting in.
, (Ionslu'isc irnde.
Freeman and I
Knights .
ed its growth its changes 11.1111 the
lnondening 01‘ its duties with it tlnnllvl
came to include the. light of SQillt' i1 and
{I10 Iii“
of coastal \v nters.
t'111u.lncobs spoke at the mound.
service and its gicut iissisianc e lot 1ch
in the. past your. luv.
shit}, but! vessels were reported for vio .
lotions involving penalties of $551,ii!l.I
In J-IIII'IUII, 547 lives were nctuullyf
distress were
tili2 vesuels in distress assisted. whosc‘
raruoes were worth $72,“.llln,u'ii‘
General Hugh Bancroft spoke.
”litigious Putt Development givIIlug
111 omens. at lllili. city as n 1110111111 of 80- .
curing grentor facilities.
he drew IIIHHHII) from the hhrbor flir, ‘
those of Hamburg and other Europcnnj
ports. He said the great project;
attend was the creation of the flrstI.
unit of 11 public waterway equipped for"
bundling both pusengcrs and freight
which will be big enough to accommo-
date the largest ships tllut float. He!
said that Boston had real ambitions ,
to increase its foreign trade and the
deielopment (11' that city as 11 world
1101i means it great deal to the contiuw I
name of the industrial supieinncy 011
New England I
1v mlcy Aclter, piesident oi the Phila-
dolphin Chamber of Commerce, spoke
1“'l‘ransportation and Its Effect on
tohe Cost of Living "
ed if nnv important industry had been
subjected to more unintentional nus-1
representation and prejudice than the
transportation and transportation com-II
panics. He said that the coat of tin-oer,
1
doctly influenced by trunnportntlonI
cllnrges.'1‘heso are food, clothing and I
shelter. lie said that loud 'pruducta
have become sourcer through nutnrul‘
mor, tho tiuii'ymnn,
and poultry miner,
the fruit. grower
have each lcnrn-I
u purl, 11nd ouch have (let (unlined to‘
make that product pay its uharc otI
that labor and ill the clinic time yicld
11 living proiit.
mild that labor enters very largely lnI
the cost. In times 11th the 111111111114
through luck 01“ lumnesn motttoda
could not compute the actual coat of}
label and no frequently sold llln cmpI
nt 11 Icon. Pluntoru will not do that in.
hnrveutiuu or the crop. lonthcr in!
higher because the supply in dimininho
1113.0thor row mulorlnlu huvc ndvunof
ed, he said. because of unturnl causes
or bencuno of lncrehood labor conic.
Tho sumo reason he uncrlbod to the
higher cost of dwellings. l-le clnlmod
that. everything that ontoru into 11
honuo'hac inure-hood Monticello much
'01? it depends 1111011 the cold of labor.
in NEW YORK.
"Horrible murder you had here "
lineman.
11 brilliantly lighted thoroughfare."
policeman.
diction out 11' dark street.
saved by the service, 4.3.30 persons luI ‘
lnhen aboard cuttersII -
in tho way" ‘
oi compnrhon of the tindo in Boston ~
He said he doubt- l -
divisions of necessities of lite is dl- . .
causes, or because the cost of produc-I, ‘ ‘
‘tiou has been directly increased ow-l ‘ ,
ing to higher wagon pnld for labor and; . .
shorter hours 01‘ employment. The tur-' , ,
ad to compute the actual-cost of their} ‘ '
product in which 11111111111 labor has hnd',
in the mutter of clothing, Mr. Achor.‘ A l
in tho t’uturo, 1111 they have lcilrncd to:
compute tho labor in tho ruining RfltII - '
The coat side. is divided into two com-
partments. the south end tor a child-
ren'o play room for utormy weather
and the north side .i‘or the boiler
room. in the rear to built an annex
in which are placed the toilets, tor the
children. The ’laws of sanitation have
been strictly adhered to here.
The drill Ifloor contains the wide
hallway and tour class room, togcihv
or with uprlvnte room for the sisters
on the northwest corner and the of»
lice of the ItotherJn charge-on the
hormonal: corner.
The second floor provides for as
many claim rooms of the higher grades.
These (have not yet been finished. “
The unuembly hall in on (the third
floor. The hall in spacious, Iweli ven-
tilated nnd affords a stage and two
dressing rooms and 11 kitchen on tho
oust. Steel trusses have been used to
support the root, thereby eliminating
pillars, and the ‘lIlllII is deryrnvtod in
pink and it rich creamy white, colors
which blend excellently.
Rev. ' Father Carroll will
charge. of the school and will have
for his assistants in the work Sister
Superior Paula, Sister Eileen, who will
teach music, Slater Evangel, who will
cinch. and Sister Gubrtel, who will
have charge. of the convent.
'l‘hov convent is being thoroughly
renovated for the occupancy of the
sisters and remodeled in some res-
bects so an to better meet. the needs
01’ that sort of structure.
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The Sentinel Want Columns are for
reaching in their influence—they mm
aid you in oolvmu many :1 urnhtnm
(consists of 11 ventilator leading from
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I.“ lawyers, doctors. bankora. torment. in fact, in every known profession and of ovary nationalltyi am 61‘
Ii using this great ntroppor.13y its uao, razors are mndo to mile 11.1. the toughest board that over grow. 11
if it chum taco torture among the thingo 01, our tnther'n dnyn,w while nice comfort in supreme in every I'
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have
‘ anything good or desirable
. family in the entire township can help
. but be as tree (mm the malarial pant
"You,” growled the New York 110. .
“Think of shooting down a man on
"That’s iii-i the trouble," 111111 to;
'i'l‘hoy 01.18% to buy: i
5 “Why, on; min loot-lung manhunt
conmuiivoly numborod present them
Lot The sentinel Ottlco with its cents
I . and not one oi than $11 60 Auttnnnttc
wt any time. and whoa you have six
11.
Bailey s Automatic Shopper CW” I; I
ix
III! 5WD?» mull. he
Willi. 001110 in dud
look 111 cm. . .
601' 6? 1'0th HIADIRIC MAY
about
$1.50
Values to $1.50
. Tomorrow we will sell
Dresses
991:
50 Children’s
worth up to
at 99c. See win-
dow display
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
3 Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
I} . Telephone, 40.
it. . - .
’f} BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly inbopularlty
plaster and wall-paper.
It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits or 1
wide scape tor individunl preferment and taste. We are went:
and keep a. large supply on hand.
as a substitute for lath and
Tot. 1111.900.
IIIISRIIIIIIIS Illll
.I’RIISI’IRIII
Ono meaning of the word prosperity
in: Advance or gain in anything good
or desirable.
vance or gain from mosquito extermi-
nation? It is impossible to estimate
the width and breadth of it. A lady
in Wilton stated that after the adver-
ised July 23 brood come, her stardom
and ohrubbery were swarming with
iv: nothing to wear out. By its use, every man is on expert at razor strapping. it requires no experience to ,1 $33R‘33912ieonnmsm ti: cizgiaggfi I
sharpen any style at razor, 11. iour-yeor-old child can operate and ucoompllah no good results its 8111111th if the 'Norwalk marshes, 11 mile away.
.9 to positively the moot economical and practical strapping device in the world. It Over back of Rowayton 111311111113
. . . II ,, , ’n‘ Were swarming with them in one
I! , SIMPLY leERTTHE BLADE 1N THE SLOT. GRASP EACH HANDLE A8 SHOWN IN THE IL- H" 1113111 A man 11, 1101-1191111 said his
I! LUSTRATION. AND FULL BACK AND FORTH FDR,” SECONDS AND YOU WILL HAVE THE it back yard was filled with them most
of the time.
What could our own stole ontomol
ogiat have meant when he‘nuid “they
swarm 0101' an entire country side in
clouds from the salt marshes." He
meant one thing only and that is that
not a piece of property in the entire
township can escape "that gain in tiny-
thing good or desirable." Not a hunt
neon interest in the entire township
can escape its share or "that gain in
" Not R
as any other totally.
Prosperity in dying everywhere
now. looking taro. good place to 1191'an
I it only wants one 111111511 healthy and ‘°‘
Ioomfogtnblo community. but it w111~
.I honor light in n mosquito infested.
. cursed community.
‘1
We are that, no longer, we are tree
11111! no man is wise enough to anti
' mate ‘who will not the most benefit.
, .“ it to 1101111; to be divided accordlnz
titty 1311 group our opportuni-
We nullity hm upuouuniileir
1
[no Mb mi out not have before. 1
o to 11 11101111le 1111111 cominuiuty'
19111111101- ‘1 ppm which Ihnva
ass-r FLOUR, LARGE BAG ...... ........................ 801:
BEST FLOUR, A BARREL ..... . ....... . ..... . ........ ‘ ......... $6.30
3551' GREAMERY BUTTER A POUND ................. . ..... 32c
STRICTLY FRESH Ecos. A DOZEN ................... ........ 31::
WE GIVE S. AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
The Great A81? Tea Company
12‘ WAsHINGTON 81'" SOUTH NORWALK
Bolivar-loo 8:80 I. 111. Ind 2:30 p. 111.
Pm mum-y.
booming can be as far reaching 01' all
lasting on removing a natural (mind
which condemns a township to every
stranger who comes. ‘Tbat natural
curse is removed.
—Soothes itching skins. Heals out.
or burns without a scar. Cures pilot. ‘
eczema, salt rheum,
ACCUSED 0F CAUSING‘ MAW.
DEATH.
any itching.
Doon' a Ointment. Your drugsist soli- ‘
‘ it.
(How far reaching will he the ad-
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 5.411111111- o I
rigid examination at police headquw‘
tors Tuesday before Coroner .Mix and I
several detectives,
Axel IBmod‘berx. .
who with his brother, IMunmrd, wul
arrested in connection with the death
'0! 53111711110 Porto, admitted that ho
had struck horto during an altercation
on the street causing him to tail in;
such a way that Porlo's head struck
the curb, inflicting injuries from,
which he died several hours later
the hospital. According to. within)“
examined by the coroner. Porto, who
was with his wife, took odenoe at ”I
marks mode by the Smedbergo and
the altorcutlon followed. Axel Smud-
be erg, while admitting that he hunch“
Porto (luimed that he did not mean:
to injure him seriously. and that when
Porto received the b10111 he slipped
and tell ugninat the curbing.
ONE WEEK
or a Sentinel classified ad. will am
you a good choice of replies to unsung.
10'“ the best tenant or landlord will
MOTOR BOAT CREW MW!!!»
1' 11mm HAVEN, Sept. 5.——’rho 111111an
or Miro. from Huntington, 1.1.1., cum.
Into port Tuesday, with a motor M
which had been picked up on than;
ford Point. “Photo were five me
the boat which was dentin: about
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