Tourists' Policy .Rnited Stories, ovations and world Covers your ‘bbaaue eaeainst any and re. theft. lightning. maportatiou. white in transit by. or if the custody of any . bellman. stereos. tattoo or at anv Busmship 00.. etc. TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN . Insurance of All Kinds nut Estate—flown. Country and shore Telephone 1230 Upstaire Over the South Non-walk Trust Co.. 87—91 Washington St. South Norweik. Cenn. ‘ PUBLIC STENOORAPHER ’RRRRR RRRRlliRl lRllR HEAVY RRIR WE RRR RRRRR il--- W Destroys Dandruff—~Stoos Falling Heir-Cieene and invigorates Your Soalownsilghitul Dressing navigation and mortar transporé To he possessed of a head of heavy, R you will see new hair-«tine and downy lustrous. fluffY. .st first—«yesmbut really new hair»— wavy and free from dandruff is mere szRpiouting out all over your scalp-Ln ly a matter of using a little Danderlne. 1 Danderlne is, we believe, the only sure hair grower; destxoyer of dandruff and cute for itchy scalp and it never fails bottle of KnowltoRn‘ s to stop falling hair at once If you want to prove how pretty and ommend it-apply a little as directed soft your hair really is, moisten 'a and within ten minutes there will be lcloth with a little Danderlne andl‘care: Rfully draw it through your halr’——~tak~ ness. flufiiness. and an incomparable ing one small strand at a time. Your gloss and lustre. and try as you will hair will be soft, glossy and beautiful you cannot find a trace of dandruff or :in just a few momentswa delightful falling hair, but your real surprise will lsurprise awaits everyone who tries about two weeks' R WWW date. beautiful hair soft. it is easy and inexpensive to have nice, soft hair .and lots of it. get a 25 cent Dimderine Ilow-flii an appealance of abundance, fresh use. when 3 this. PROHIBITION CANDIDATE TALKS. TORR'iRNGTON. 'Sept. 12.—~The high cost of living and the extent to which it might be reduced by the stoppage * of the manufacture and sale of intox- lcunts was the principal theme of En- gene W. Chafin, the Prohibition candl- date for president on the second day of his four days of campaigning Leaving Waterbury. by automobile yesterday morning, Chafin spoke at 'i‘homston and after- ward at Torrlngton. Winsted. New At a special meeting of Norwalk ,vHartford, Colllusvlile and Unlonville. In the early evening he was scheduled to speak at Forestviile and Plalnville and closed the day‘s trip with two speeches at New Britain, the second of which was at Bethany Church as a part of the exercises to Buell E. Bas- sette. on his nomination by the party '. for governor. Harold l3. Rundle, of East Norwalk. .is spending the day in Danbury. Maurice Aheurn, of Finney and Bell- a grocery. is spending the day in 25 Rlili RRRRiRiRR a... m 0. ._..........—..- ELKS TO HOLD BAZAAR. Miss idlia i. Bvxbee of 8 Maple, ~ street Norwnlk is spending a week at Dalton, Muss. (irouud has been broken in issues street for the new home of Max H. H. Schumann. BEBKEI’O TRIAL“ l8 AGAIN Alliflliliil K sent. 12. mdssistant District Attorney Rubin planned to leave today for Hot Springs, Arts. to obtain affidavits from three men. who John F. Mcnltyre. counsel for Police Lieut. Becker. said were prepared to refute information given by Sam Schepps to the district attorney. Insecurins a delay in the trial of Becker for the murder of Herman Ro- senthal. Mr. IMclntyre asked that an adjournment be had until these (low sltlons from the men in Hot Springs Becker’s trial was 113111 1111 Iii RRRRRRY Rev. Gabrleiw Dolius, in, at South NorWalk, Writes Interestingly of His Experiences as ‘ a Farm Hand The following is an extract taken from the first page of the Hungarian Reformed-American Sentinel and was written by Rev. " son of Rev. Gabriel Dokus. pastor of ‘the Hungarian Reformed Church, ot llaexington avenue. Rev. Mr. Dokus is essentially a South Norwalk boy, who ‘ secured his elementary education in the public schools. of this city. For some time he has been studying but could be taken. them adjourned until October 7. District Attorney Whitman has re ceived a telegram from one of the men in Hot Springs that he hadno informa. tion that would refute Sei‘ieppe; Whitman says that if the three men . repudiate the statements‘ascri‘bed to item regarding Scheppa he will ask Gabriel Deltas, new FALL . , . M-cALLre “ Houssonaasss. ~R _ " R. pA-rrasus. . Tomorrow we will show our New "Fall Neckwear. Everything that's new in Collars, Collar and Cuff Sets, Imported Lace Collars. Smart Bows and Jabots. all the new fashionable Ruffllngs. One en- ’ tire section give over to this department for this fall season. Prices Range from 25c to $1.50 of town and abroad and his exper- ience. thus early in life, has been a His many friends are tak- ing a, deep interest in his career. “The physical exertion is so great that it is not uncommon to see a lab- orer fall asleep at the supper table, dropping the spoon or fork from his indeed, many would rather - sleep than eat." Dokus, recently appointed to an Immi- gration Fellowship by the Presbyter- ian Board of Home Missions, thus writes from a peasant villge the litera part of July. part in all their occupations from day to day." he continues. but it gives me a better appetite and I can more easily digest the foods cooked here. The harvest season has done by hand. except for an order suspending the stay of trial and move the case at an earlier Lodge, No. 709, Benevolent and Pro- tective Order of Ellis. last night, it voted [unanimously to hold a bazaar within the next two months. mlttee has been named to make the necessary arrangements, and the mem- bers are determined to most successful event ever attempted by the local Elke. make it the “it is tiresome, W:\:\:\-\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘\‘\‘\‘ U U Mrs. James ii. Barry and Miss Lilli an Collins, of spending the day in Daubury. Edward J. Kucli, of Port Chester. is spending a part of his annual vacation with his parents in South Norwuik. $2.50 RazorF Sharpener ‘1' Gilbert E. vUnderhill, of Norwalk has resumed his duties in h‘lxiiley and Ben- edict's grocery after a short illness. a/‘l . threshing for which they have mod- ern niacinery. The rye is the first to . . then the wheat and finally the " barley. Later will come the corn. po- tatoes and different kinds of OLD DOMINION LINE Short Sea Trips. Delightful Week Ends Affording Pleasure and Rest to OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, RICHMOND and WASHINGTON, D. C. Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and re- turn including meals and berth New York to Richmond or Washington, D. (infill-(el- turn including meals and berth $15 ON 0. D. STEAMERS Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths can be procured on steamer with- out charge. Steamers are all equipped with the United Wireless Telegraph System. STEAMERS \SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT 3 P. M. Tickets and Stateroom Reservations, Pier 25. North. River, Foot of N Moore St. New York. Phone 3900 Franklin. Sendfor Illustrated Pamphlet. ~ W. L. WOODROW, Traffic Man. J. J. BROWN. Gon’l Paes‘éngcr Agt. For further particulars apply to J. M. LAYTON a CO.. B'Rali- road Avenue. or Depot Ticket Agent. N. Y.. N. Hfand H. R. R. .. There is plenty here but only for him ~. who tells hard. very hard from early ,3 The description , which Mr. Dokus gives of this peasant ‘ life in Hungary will be of especial in- terest to those concerned with life in the immigrant and industrial com- 4 ~~Have you heard about the great are coming to Hoyt's next week. Said to be the very best on the vaudeville stage. Nani week is jubilee week. I < u , ‘\‘\‘\‘.~ / a (—41- The Nutmeg Club, at their meet iug Tuesday evening. revised a por tion of the by-laws of the club. the next regular meeting it is quite likely that they will arrange for a Young Shaver or IIIIII’ ' Mrs. William lilwizltn, of Mexico, visiting Mrs. ityan's relatives in Nor- walk, have gone to Syracuse for u vis- it with Mr. Ryan‘s relatives before res turning to Mexico. , gunman who have been “1.5.1-; .‘Ifirlaj all." ‘\-\- \- \ -\‘\‘\‘ ‘\‘\‘\ There will be a meeting of the Pro- hibitionisis at the home of Josiah Jennings, 8 Henry street, South Nor- walk. Friday evening. September 13. it is hoped that every Prohibitionlst iu the city will be present. _/ Rosita, the feast of the Hebrew New .‘l’eur's, is being observed by all Jews today and tomorrow. Special services are held in the synagogues and almost every Jew will not work for these hol- idays, but will spend the days in pray- "f‘j'f"- ""-‘.’.(!'41.‘ -\-\..\ 1“- ‘x-i-§‘\‘\‘\‘ '5 tafa." 'l street, Danbury. Dunbury, has gone to , where she is a teacher in the public schools, to take up her work them. She spent the summer vacation with Mr. and Mrs. John Dyna, in Dahliury. 'flf“ . ‘ ‘ . -\-\-\“-\‘\-\‘\ Ritual. Orange. N. -- x .- ‘n<"_ \-»-\- -~'l‘lle Picture anon is now open for all photographic work. work a specialty. 3‘} - ‘."" - .\.-.~ The wording of printed records and of tieposltltmu in still forming the 'prin- rlpny part of the proceedlnm in the ‘- onus of l). iii. inewe at 00.. vs. Martin . in the United States court at Hartford and little oral testi- mony has been inboudurlug the post an 1' x-.‘-. diawlor oi aln, It is a practical silences. h'fi‘T‘. ““ -\-\‘.\“- a 5 ~-\‘.\ _ . inlworlh. of Mott ave nae. has taken a position with City . distributor (marine bi. .Way. of East avenue. who has been marking for the engineer during the summer months. is, prnparlns to to name his duties at Yale Sheffield Scientific khool. Arrangements for the annual spook billion of Pride of Court hermit circle. No. 801, Companions of the . Vere discussed at this Week‘s meeting. . On Sunday. September 22nd there will be a titers Board of Deputies Meeting in Bridgeport and many 'iiiorweili when will attend. "".~ . an. ’J'_‘ ‘.-«.““‘~‘\‘\- You may begin cutting out Gannon: at ”say time, and when you have at: consecutively numbered present them at. The «Sentinel cup: with 98‘ cents ‘ and get one of these $2.50 automatic / straps-era. . This stream must be seen to be appreciated. look it over. , . our or reins assaults may , men rm «coerce by. save. , one Wit Nil“ The reg-mar meeting or the Wash tattoo street brides Construction . Demolition a seven will be held tea was evening unions economist his Come in and dynamics-n «a-t~‘v"- an, .- my. tortures 3"”; the nation. it Absolutely Indispensable to Every Man, he he a an Old Fellow IF THIS AUTOMATIC STROPPER DOES NOT ACCOMPLISH EVERY RESULT CLAIRMED, YOUR MONEY WILL BE REFUND ED. EACH AND EVERY STROPPER [8 SOLD UNDER A P08- ITIVE GUARANTEE TO GIVE SATISFACTION. a Offered by The South NorWaik Sentinel for Six Censccutive Coupons 81 98c This Automatic Razor Strapper is guaranteed for life. nothing to wear out. Byits use, every man is an expert at razor otroppiug. sharpen any style of razor. a footwear-old child can operate and accomplish as good results as a man. It its-positively the most economical bad practical strapping device in the World. eIMPLv meant TH! sues m THE eLO'r. oases seen HANDLE A3 eHowu "rm LUBTRATlON. AND rum. BACK AND roars FOR so accuses AND vou WILL HAvs rHa "runner. erasiourse‘r. AND mop-r Partner soon THAT HUMAN HANDS cm OITAIN. "The “1st AUTOMATIC nazon synopses WILL nostril/aw silliness mo asap suns? any nazoa m Ttitt‘. wonLo "mar ooss nor assume onluomo. Highly Recommended by Leading Barbers Everywhere The Bailey Automatic Razor atropper has created the biggest uneotlou in the shaving world. known it solves the whole shaving problem. doctors. bankers. farmers. in fact. in every litnown profession and of every nationality. are using this great shopper. By its use. rotors are made to smile at the toughest board that ever grew. it chums face torture among the things of our father's days. while face comfort is supreme in every man's home who ‘poesenacs one of those beautiful little machines. a razor you have. this siropper will put an edge on it. which will make it above like magic: hallucinations to all styles of racers. regardless .9; the thickness or thinness of the blade or tiib angle of the edge. it is simple in its use, and very positive in its action. flinch ”rapper-"is accompanied with full lnstruuuiotls. and guaranteed by the manufacturers to last a life time. and Klaus or HAZGM AND BAFETY BLADEB OF ANY MARI. Bailey’ 3 Automatic Shopper Gou- ' ‘- ,munlties of this country and who at ten wonder how the life of the immi- . grant here compares with that abroad. "When I get up at ‘ feel that I have overslept myself. The " people rise at three or four to feed " the cattle and do the milking, for at . flve o'clock the cattle and swine herd- . ers come to drlte eut- their respective - over roads which are famously bad. ‘ but the state Eand country roads are not surpassed They are like Dust there is . Rhave no springs. " EAmerlcan box wagons. Ein plenty. When it ruins the village iroads are well nigh impassable on BEST FLOUR, LARGE BAG. ..... . No comforts. even of a small town of the United States are found none. ‘ For a bath l have to so twenty miles. ‘ or walk to a river six miles away. > and be just as grimy from the dust . . as I was when rl started. Small wOn- . , tier that many of the Magyar immi- , . grants do not cone to return to the farms in this country after having ’ ‘ tasted the comforts of our American if anywhere on this earth. ' ~ people earn their daily bread by the . \ sweet of their brow. it is here in Hun- . nary. Their entire dependence is up- , it is He who waters their land and gives them a prosperous All their greetings are con- nected with the name of God; God grant you a peaceful night; God give 7 . you n prosperous Journey. The only time they are free is Sunday. Amuse- ments they have none whatsoever dur- ing the summer season. no newspapers. except those sent from relatives in America. had papers here they could not. find time to read them. lectuai food they get is from the minis- ter or rather from his library which dates back to the time of his gradua- tion about 1860." Mr. nouns. of Hungarian parentage. is a graduate of the Bloomfield Theo Upon his return to ’ this country. he will ensues in work under the Department of immigration of the Board of Home Missions. in one of four meat. graduates of theological «miseries who have thus been sent abroad to study the south» lions from which the imminent po- pulation to this country is cumin. Aumst siet,‘ Rev. Kenneth Miller and her. Joel 3 Hayden. sailed for some» Hungary. where thby will roams eighteen months or more studying the social and rclisious conditions of the people. in June. tier. bouncer it Torrie. a sauna. of lien meow bemlnihy. sailed for hair on a similar The Presbyterian board of ‘ Heals minions is the first of as ,Wt Mow mi Minion W title as habit rot-mm are“. w r. BEST FLOUR, A BARREL .......... ..... . ............ . ...... “.80 BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. A POUND .......................... 326 18 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ..... ....... $1.00 Tel. No. 900. Deliveries 3:80 a. m. and 2:80 p. to. Pro. Deliver-pl educational and institutional work ~ MR. MAHER lN TOWN. . 1, while preaching to the adult imml- _._.._. grant population will be done by men Brooklyn Congressman Renewing Old of foreign birth or parentage who will Acquaintances Here. have a better command of the lan- Congressman James P. Mali . The” is nothing to set out of order or silage. Brooklyn. N. Y.. is spending achiever! it requires no experience to GRAND CASTLE MEETS SEPT 24. State Convention of Knight: of Gold- . the Knights of the Golden Eagle will national treasurer of the United Hat... hold us biennial session on Tuesday. tern of North America. is a was: September 24,111 Red Men's liali, New date for renomlnotion for constant Haven, Swrema ofiflcem and repm. and, in REM, ii the only candidate ' ‘. seaiatlves of other grand Jurisdictions irritated by .th patty in his district; will be .pruam. put Suprgma chief under the provisions of the direct my; Manchester is chairman of the recon mary system in use in Brooklyn. ’1‘ tion committee and with his assistants means that be ll to have no Who!“ will look after their welfare while in in the convention that wiil nomi " the my, the congressional candidate. He .3!“ Even if they The only intel- Thousends of logical Seminary. to make ml, session of the, brand (3”. vention over the nomination. however“ its a memorable event and with that and one of his leading opponents , ' object in view they have arranged BX Comptroller Meta. of New Y" L for a dearest amplification in the even. who is a resident of his dlstric in; at Warner hell for which much wanted the nomination. preparation has been made. The even Mr. Millie? bu stove a trifle I ‘ ,ng work will be conducted ioiutfy by than be we! in the days when he .. the castles oi the state. not: and he inasmuch remarked” it makes no difforcnoojwhat kind of DTROP ALL 1, is in his 72rd year. and no recent» beneficial. its feet: in no treated ‘ 1y cured of a bad kidney and bladder danger of facial; the Way of?" trouble. lie says himself: "I have turning to his trade. however, for suffered with air kidneys. My back the Recent mopertionmsm of suited and i uncensored with than attentional districts. his own . dsr irregularities. i, can truthfully in insecure becomes annually say. one the bottle of Foley s Kidney arctic instead of normally Repair. Pills eased the entirely” They can The Hatch 8r Bailey Company SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Lumber and Mill Work for Everything Telephone. 4.. BEAVER I BOARD ‘ is gaining rapidly in popularity as e substitute for lath and plaster and wallpaper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety of artistic designs nor walls and ceilings, and permits of a’ wide scope for individual prefermeat and tests. We are mate and keep a large supply on hand. EXRRA RPERIRR ,a n*af-:-,-:.:-1.:-:-t.,.f.;.:.'.wf“ ... ... ................... WE GIVE S. AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM. The Great ‘A&P Tea Company 114 WASHINGTON 31”.. SOUTH NORWALK days at the Hotel Green, Dsnbury. and is renewing old acquaintances in: into section. Mr. Manor. who was I _ ourneyman better in . on Eagle to be Htid in NW few years ago and 9113;411:1331):- Haven. came president of the Danbury Hot The Grand Castle of Connecticut of Makena‘ associatidn and afterward. m n is the intention of the committee inst cinema from a stiff ante-ow ‘ some «friends that a return to the, 'i‘. L. Parks, Murrayville. 03.. Route tiere' kettle for a few recite alibi 1! Democratic candidate id- as Third hector: district. we 'sio, he overcome a sutured *imkmgmt em "you lstrl‘, M“
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