has: mung w . M; m . 1‘ , ADVICE "Mllhl‘f~ MIGHT: FOLIJW m “lec' Suddenly!" said Mrs. Brown to Friend. and Results .Amply . Justified tha‘Oounscl. An Introduction to Curl. Corset Dept. We carry ll full line of Name for stout women ........... $3.00 UP A nice assortment of the ii. and (3., C. ll., Lu liable and the Amcri-V ‘ can Lady. 0111‘ Coxsots langc flonl ............. 47 c to 86.00 A visit~ to our Cloak, Suit and Cmset llepulilnent by you will b appreciated. Developing - w w , ' and Printing . . 1.. OF The best of work. Try us once and Mrs. Brovln went. in to see Mrs. Smith, whoa: she found, tired 'and pale. trying if) saw with the baby on her lap. 1 “I lie does seem hard. " Mrs. Smith said. after a little ordinary conversa- ..tion; “I've just had a lettel‘from my win White and gray full size Biahireta.‘............7 ‘ Linen 'l‘owolins at. _. . 10c and 12 “1.2.: Extra Heavy Linen Table ' unmask Bath Towels 10¢, 12 1-26 250 1 All Linen Damask and Huck you will always remember the place for good work. Towels ;:.;.._“'""' 25‘: “I“ At Both Stores. sister wanting me to come there for ‘y “I? . ‘ a fortnight and bring the baby. it WE K BANKS .13 One of the noteworthy points of our store is, Its Solid Rolllblls looks like heaven to only think of It. ' ‘ WM P BEERS lty. Our High Quality, Our Low Prices, our large and well selectv but. of course. I can't 80-” M-h-FM'M m“. ”Wk '1" ' ' ed stocks. are facts not theories “Why not?" asked Mrs. Brown. 30“" WWI" Collins Quality has long been accepted by knowing imniture Norwslk. “Oh, it would be perfectly impos- South Nor'vvalk. ' W*'i"i"&' . buyers as the standard "I merit. If an article I” here ”3 g°°d‘ slble. There's the sewing and the m We have faithfully considered the furniture needs and offer a choice cleaning, besides everything else. i ltness and canal rts . line of seasonnble furniture that will bring br gl o ”8.8% to stay here." to the home “Suppose you died suddenly-«what then?” ‘ “0, then, of course. they'd just have 0 ins ’050 to get along somehow." . “Then why not live suddenly. and I let them get along somehow. just the some?" Mrs. Smith stared. "Live suddenly." she said. never heard of such a thing!” But, nevertheless, Mrs. Brown man- aged to get her to do it, and the next week she went off for a fortnight and didn't come back for a. month. ' ~What happened at home was likd I miracle. Elsie and Amy.~whom their mother never allowed to take the least cars. took ‘all the care and made father and the boys have a regular picnic. The 1boys turned in and helped clean the house. Mrs. ,Brown out out the sow- ing and showed thegirls ho! to do it. The whole family took hold exactly as they would have done had the wife and mother been suddenly snatched away. Only, as she was just "suddenly alive" instead. there was joy instead of sorrow, looking ahead, instead of I looking backward. And then what a homecoming. with the baby rosy and all its back teeth .cut, and mother not tired, not pale, "Why. I livery road is a good road to him who owns a hord. it is not confined to the highways—4t takes the by wnm always uith equal case. All)“ wncle a cart will g6 thelc the Foxd will early you in comfort and safety—~nt a flan-lira of the cost» S. L. Benedict, agent. 98 South Main St. “Bonnie Poultry Feed” Makes Hens Lay More Eggs g It increases- the capacity of’ good hens. and it'll make even a poor hen do her level best. “Quality" is an old story. but one well listening to. If there is any doubt in your mind as to what I claim for my feeds. send in a trial order and forever after become one of my 'reguiar customers. MANUEL 'r. HATCH. ‘ ' GUESTS 0F EX~SENATOR MUZZY General Russell Frost, oi Norwalk one of 1116 most prominent reciden of that section of the state, was" no“, this city recently visiting his old fried ex-Sellator Adrian .l, Muzzy. General Frost formerly was at the head of the Connecticut _Nniional Guard and is one. of the best known military men or the; state. Mr. Muzzy and General Frost were former members of the venom Assembly at the same time and Gen POLITIIIAL PDT BOILING III WILTON Possibly it was the recent severe .ileCIl‘lK‘ill storm that started the po- litical pot boiling in Wilton, but boil- Some weeks ago the and First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its custom- . era—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry. .—.. .. WEATHER FORECAST. Charles I... Verlin, ot'Tarrytown. spent Sunday ill town. Mr. and Mrs. John Bodwell, of Dan- For .Norwalk and vicinity: Generally --——~-—-— ~ bury, spent yesterday in'South Nor- fair and somewhat cooler weather to- Fall and Winter Campaign, 1912 I JEDDo-i-PLYMOUTHuh. w. A. winds diminishing. The storm which was central in the Lower Mississippi Valley Saturday morning moved rapid- ly northeasiward and passed over The Nutmeg Club has a regular meeting scheduled fol Tuesday even. ins . lug it surely is. Republicans held their caucus nominated for scaeclmell. William 1.. . ‘ , . V . a . x . ~ - M this \‘icmlty 133$ night. II is now 0911‘ ‘ _ CA I I i not ildgety. not nervous. K‘Lel‘er' . ‘I’m Lilalies E“. ‘Gzopble erai Frost .was a member of the late Commodore William H. Byingion m“ off coast near Nantucket, Mass, 1 Really and truly alive for the first ihele “as quite a contest [or t e sec- republican convention. Ell-Senator stripped his yacht ‘Flicker" Saturday n produced qune heavy rain du‘ymg IN ALL SIZES. itime In years. What a stupid lot of 0nd place and it was only after sev- Muzzy is now a member of the pr grossive party, so politics were not dis-_ cussed. General Frost was shown she I the city and it was the first time do; erni ballots that Mr. Geoppler was nomilluter over Elohn J. Kunz, ‘who and filled that position fur several years previous to Mr. Geopple‘s elec- big children we or .anyway. fumbling over dirty old meth ds, when the new ‘ Ones are 'sbowing clean. smiling faces everywhere! Here's to no more afternoon and will hnul her out for the winter season today at Miller’s ship yard . « the last 24 hours from Ohio eastward to the coast. Cookpleasnnt weather prevails this morning in the northern sections east of the 'Rockwaountains. RAYMOND BROTHERS s .. -...._._._. The National Hat Co.. of Danbury. Frosts were re ortod from Nebraska ., . . c - w “.2, , . . . mm-.. necessary 9931,19 udymg suddenly." lion last year. The democrats held had ever fisltedllrislolx ‘He was very, , . .. , . ' '1’ . ‘ . Lets all "live suddenly" and be hapo much pleased With the clty and its p has filed in the oilice of. the secretary Colorado and Montana DY forever after—~The N til their caucus at the Wilwn town hall ”9 ~13 m 1 .. ’ 1 t H _ of state at Hartli‘ord a certificate of in- __ __,m___ , ’ au us. last Saturday evening, and nominated I01." Cgumztcureswm an of at crease of its capital stock from $100.- WEATHER A YEAR AGO TOWAV: O D Jackson as WALL STREET , . Samuel C. Lockwood, and Mr. Kunz d ‘ 00 to 200.000. , Temperature: Low. 62; high, 76. o s NORWALK. 89“""h 9°" ‘m'd' "55 '" A0". as their candidates for selectmen.un1 E. f ., . l ' __________ Partly cloudy PHONE The most intensively cultivated re- in‘ addition the names of Mr Runs 3 ERS MARKET MENS BAK'E. . Patrick Kelley was arrested yester- Optician “'0 ohm in Europe is that part of the and Fred G. Hopkins, the mm at “Cher 1". Schultze. 0f the ”Beer“. province of Valencia, Spain, which lies between the mountains and the Mediterranean. It has a rainfall of only, about seventeen inches 11 year. but so fertile is the soil and so skilled Jars its workers that it produces crops worth an average of $656 an acre. ac- .cording to a report sent to Washing- ton by Consul Robert Frazer. Jr. There are districts, he says. where ‘ 100 acres support 180 families. and ‘ where single families live on the prod- uct of fourvtenths of an acre. Farms are rented for $29.50 an acre, and the tenant pays 45. cents an hour for pumped water, .which flows in a stream of 200 gallons per minute. Almost all farming is done by hind. Meat and .Provlsion Company. enter: tallied his employee and the employ I of the Bridgeport branch of the Cada- hy Packing Company yesterday at a. ' clambake at Schmidt's grove, The affair was a complete success in ev— ery; way. ‘During the afternoon the Bridgeport and South Norwalk mo engaged in a baseball game, which. was won by the local men by the scam of 7 to 6. The features of the same was the sliding of Captain Chris Fa and the hitting of Hull and Campbell. both of whom got home runs. day by Oiiicer Frank S. Stratton on a charge of intoxication. In the town of Norwalk, will meet tomorrow eve- ' court, this morning. the case was con‘ nlng. ”tinned for four weeks. ‘3 Wilton Station, are signed to a call for a canons of the Progressive party . to meet at Mr. Hopkin’s home this eveningffor the purpose or organiza- tion and the election of oflicelfs to the various conventions of that party. investigation shows that at least 35 Wilton electors. havh 'announced al~ iegiance to the Bull Moose batalliOn, but the lenders claim at east fifty. with more to come. A rumor was current around Wilton this morning, that the Wilton Pro— gressives "would endorse Hon. E. J. Hill. for Congress. i l The Master Plumbers' Association I - Julius Cornell, of France sireet. has 1 Everything in the Optical Line Guy C: Butler, Who has been “53“" returned after a few days’ visit at 4 Eyes Examined F ree ant yardmasler oi’. the New York, New Beaver Broo. ‘ Haven and Hartford railroad in Wat- ‘ ' . ’ erbury, has been appointed yardmas-I fer in this city to succeed the late Michael Kiniry. ”qua-— Miss C. M. Decker. of West street, has been visiting in Staten island lior several days. ‘ The Great Barringion fair will be held at Great Barrington Mass, from September 24 to October 2. There Will be a meeting of the Pro- hibitionists at... the home of Joshua Jennings. In Henry street, South Nor- waik. on Wednesday evening, Septem- Automobilcs to Rent By the hour. day or week. Our chauffeurs are all skilled and pure- BICYCLE WAS STOLEN. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Coleman, . her 18th. All Prohibitionists and all who are lnteres'edr-in. this work are invited to atté’hd. r The annual meeting of the South 'Norwalk Fire Department will be held on Monday evening, September 16. 3912, at Putnam Hose headquarters. of High street, South Norwalk,’ have been visiting at Narragansett Pier. Colonel John H. Wade and son, Ralph Wade, of Bridgeport. have been visiting relatives in South‘Norwalk. * a.— Mrs. Henry 'Sackman has returned OSCAR IRIVER STREET SEE THE 1913 MODEL MOYER CAR. Telephone 1390 Now ready for immediate do H; "BANKS NORWALK, CONN. as minute attention is given to crops and even to individual plants. The av- erage production of the principal cropp‘ is as follows. in matrimtona of 2,204 pounds: Oranges. 400.000 ions; olIves, 85.000: carob beans. 72.000: peanuts. 18,600; melons, 86,000; grapes. 87.000: 90139011, 12.000; ioma~ toss. £7,000; wheat. 82.000; barley. 18.: I The work of the Wilton Equal Fran- chisel League. Is also attracting much attention locally. most prominent women of Wilton. have registered and intend to qu'aiil'y as’ electors for the coming town meet- ing. where they have the privilege of voting for all school officers, and on A bicycle belonging to George Fish- er was stolen from the curb in front ' of the Central Food Company on Sat- urday night. The local police believ ed that an enact-town partly took I wheel and sent out an alarm.“ later they heard fromStam‘ford to the site ' that three Stamford boys had been arc Over forty of the at 8:30 o‘clock, for the purpose of nominating the board of engineers for 1913. all motions pertaining to school mat— 1 tors. The meeting of the board to submit all duly qualified electors will be held at in? Town House. Saturday. Sept. 28th. fromil a. m. until 5 «p. in. only and not on Sept. Zist as had been reported. There will be no eve- ning session. ooo; corn. 33,000; rice, 200,000, rested there, charged with entering a... freight Car and had in their possession. a bicycle answering the description of . Mr. Fisher's wheel, which had been- given to them. to her home in Cannon Station. after visiting in Bffibklyn and Jersey City. ~ ICE CREAM THE BEST IN TOWN HAVE YOU TRIED IT? a. We have our new machine working now and are making good too crea'm. Our delivery service is prompt. ’S BAKERY this year. The law was repealed llt RUNDLE for the winter near Anderson's launch 1‘ the last session ()fvtlle legislature and , NORWALK. ‘iAB‘I‘ NORWALK. the office is now an appointive one in “'0?le , ~ the hands of selectmen. Miss Rose Nattei’ord of Wilton nvc~ nus. has returned from Springfield. Mass. where she has been visiting friends. so. Sawing Mada Easy. Persons with the store window habit have found something to stare at in a little notion store. Stretching across the window are three strands of No. so while thread still attached to the spools. Suspended from each thread are twenty-live needles. "My little daughter threaded them," the storpkcspcr said. "They are a wonderful convenience for people with finch poor eyes that they, can’t see to thread their own needles. Hero is a whole bunch of them already threaded and all the sewer has to do is to “un- wind the thread until she has the do sired length for the first noodle. than slip the other noodles along until it comes their turn. Maybe in“ some ' neighborhoods that. contrivanoc wouldn’t be appreciated very highly. but here it is s. real blessing. Within a few blocks of the store are three. old ladlss' homes. The old ladies like to sow. but they have found it impos- sibls to beep their noodles threaded. The South Norwalk Club quarters are being renovated and placed in ex- cellent condition for the winter sea~ son. ,2 Dr. Thomas F. Plunkeit, of this city. returned this morning from Noni» with where he was summoned dur—l log the early part of the week «by tho news of bile death of his mother. The funeral took place on Friday morn- Ing.-AIIBOIIII1 Sentinel. «m It Is announced at the oillce of the Herrctury of state that towns will not ibe'reqnlrcd to nominate vireo wardens Hundreds of people are making their plans for the summer. and this wise owner will see that they read his? to let advertisement in The Sande ' ”.— Otto Lindstrom is enjoying a day’s vacation from his duties at Poni- man's barber shop, in Washingtod street. ' Sentinel ads: brim results. _. W ..._ .‘lleusrs. Charles and Percy Mead have h'aulcd out their yacht "Elsa“ H} The coautént aim of The Sentinel is to have its advertismg columns as honest and reliable as its news space. This newspaper will noI. Now that job is already done for . Ed... Ill “till? 33323.3 73:: knowingly accept any adver ' , tising that is misleading, exa‘g-é- Irids‘s Nailing Orrisr. ' mildl‘hldllilll’iillllli‘il:ill? aerated. untruthi‘ul or diction ‘ est. any mere than it will print .a news item which is not an nsr. repeated to ilsmii as white thentic. wholesome and later-- 2 New Fall Goods Are In and Ready for Your Inspection To those who want the pick of the angst and newest goods pro- duced this season. we say come early. The styles we show will please your eye. the values we. offer will please your wooketbock. Call at once and see our immense stock of new LADIES AND M18833 " SUITS LONG COAT8.WMSTS, DRESSEB.8KIRTS, Film TICOATS AND (iORSll‘i’i‘fi. ' rue STYLE BTORE FOR LAW”. The Paris Cloak 8; Suit House 515 Main St... sumford. as 80. We do. South Norwslls The regular monthlylhuslncss meets ing of the German Central Verband. will be hold on Wednesday evening in the Qusrmtle Club hall. in North Main street. Business of importance will be transacted and an entertain merit provided. At the conclusion of the mostlnl; and eatsminment to treatments will be served. Mrs. William F. Ill-eds. daughter Alicia and son liarry. of Lowe street. have been spending several days in Brooklyn. ppm The Cannon fitation Epwarth bean gun is to present a play, “Down in Maine." in the Town Hall, on Sep- tember 28th. Harrie Cutler Cohurn. wife and Jon, Milton. are emanated to arrive at the old home. Colonial Cottage. about the first of May. " Mr. Cobain has lust renewed his new Cadillac which he will bring with him. He bones to meet all his schoolboy friends:w no more returning to the Philippines he is going to buy "a farm and have it set out to apple trees. so that when he has made his pile he can conchbacis to his native soil and settle dorm to the simple life. Miss Josephine Rummior and Miss Georgia Walls. of South Norwaik. have gone to Northampton, Mass..to resume their studies at Smith college. clearing sway tbs breakfast things: , 'Grocsr a... chicksnst-«srocsrwchick- ’ “I.“ The words became mom in her. mineral: that when shs wont to the, , ‘ ; telephone abs salted: “ ' . clowns“ gmcsrswu c. Otis Fitch, of Westport avenue. is enjoying is week’s vacation from his duties in the National bank of transit. lift. hitch has sons to Ash flash, to visit rslstlml " W , » Thoracic Quinn, new with intexa . . illusion. was discharged today by - Judas Edward lid. Milkweed. but hit: cuss was continued from day to day misc
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