Tourists Policy
United States. $111311“ and World-
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Covers your baggue against any and
all ‘ risks. by tir,e their. lightning.
navigation and truispbrlutiou, while
In transit in. or i? the custody at any
. I‘MII'OBU, express, ' rooster, .trnnspor-
tutlon or o: nnvusuumabip 00., etc.
TAYI 0R 8: GOLDEN
Inluranco of All Kind-
Hui Estatemnwn, Country and Shore
Telephone 1230
Upstairs Over the South Norwaik
‘ Trail ca. 87 91 Washington 31..
South Norwalk. Conn.
PUBLIC STENONRAPHER »
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Frocks for the Wine Earner.
There are certain kinds of silks, es.
cinily «trope do chine i'hni. make into
the best kind of one-piece tracks for
» the wugo cnrnor, provided she bus u
heavy top coat. to cover them up in the
Street Titty nro u"n11u enough im
heated buildings and they me, not too
{chilly 101' cold dais il’ one. is properly
yoover.ed The average woman wrin-
kles her thrown when it is 'DI‘ODOSeiI
cont suit, for she thinks that. black is
lonepiece frock 'us on oli'isot to bet
cont, suit, for use thinks that block is
too somber.
. . .. “m_ If she were only wise she would 1e11-
Bradley. of 6 Fuirfleld lize that black, e‘nlivened by white, is
H. blur
Miss Mary
avenue, is the guest of Rev. F.
. Hits to 1". . v_
“.3. of Brooklyn. Vtar tin gown constantly It
lie ultrh fashionable today! it can be
The town school committee 131 made becoming by a turnover coilai or
schodied to meet tomorrow evening In guimpe 0f white net and it has an
the high school. i on oi gentillty and good taste that no
color gives but dark blue in such a
Charles 1‘. Gregory, ., the Cannon:
more reliable than colors when one
in gl on
gown the wage earner can go to din-
ner 111111 the theater and look for her,
ter than she could in :1 cont suit with
u sepmnte blouse There is economv
also in this clilucc because she can
wear it. without n coat in the spring it
it still is good in coudtion.
The woman of today has hollowed
much from man s wardrobe, but prob
ably the most useful shimment next to
the shiliwalst is the overc,ont sure 11
New York Times writer. it is culled
11 top cost,” when worn by n woman
but this distinction is not so curefullv
drawn in the shops where women of-
ten get their orercouls in the men's
department and find them entirely sat-
tistz'lctory.m .
it, looks now as though the man's ov-
ercoat, especially the one with the
loops, would be the chosen
style to the coming winter.
The wage earner who cannot hovel
millly clothes does not want to buy a 1'
conspicuous top coat nor one that ensi-
ly soils. There are suitlugs in indiu.
linoi colors. and blat l1 and white check
in rough mutt-intuit; that will serve for;
more The little 1' is esentiails gooti,‘
She must not chooser vol y huge checks
as she would then put the coat in n
collspiruoun lines but in 11 modulate
Bile check the coat is not.oniy snappy,
looking but goes with every variety‘
of gown and but, which is enothci i111
poituut feature.
if the wage center would only keep}
before hep the mere tool that she
must dress simpl) in order tolooh 1191‘
best in the business world, she will
go far toward the admirable end. If
she cannot gain style and appearance
as well as neutnese and severity, shea‘
must try to be content with the latter. 1.
although she must not cease o strive'
for he former.
Sentinel want ads. bring results
Station grocer. spent Saturday in NorJ‘
Walk on business. ‘
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The Metropolitan Orchestra (it no}!
walk is scheduled to hold {1 regular
rehearsal this evening. ,5
$2.50
Sharpener
Razor,
wing-a
"a ~_‘ X‘
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street, left this morning tor Grand
Gorge and other points of interest in‘
Miss liliinn tollins oi Wurlell
street, has gone to New York city,.
to spend a week with pointives and
friends. _ ,
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, The monthly business meeting of
the Norwalk Building, Loan and In;
._vestment association will be held to-f
moriou a
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(lulonlc A BIO“ 11 of lm Glov
the t‘atskiils E
Mr and Mis. lumen Coniov ot’ Nora
wuik spent yesterday in Port Ches‘
tor, wheie they attended the timeout
of a relative
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Miss Mny Byion. oi New Y,ork hos
rotlirned home ni"te1 a week’s visit
with her cousin. Mrs. Helen Lucy,
of Arch street.
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(lolfnx's Encampment, I. O. 0. 11”..
will hold its semi-monthly businessi
meeting thin evening, in its' hail, i112
South Main street.
The town authoiities are cleaning
out the gutters mid culverts in Silver-
111iue avenue which the recent s‘tormsl
have tilled with refuge.
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The Republican city canons of
South 'Norwalk will be held in Quitt-
ner's Hall. in Railroad avenue. this
evening at 8 o'clock. ‘
An adjourned meeting of the South
Norwnik Board of Councilmen will he
,Ileld this evening in ' the council;
chamber. in Washington street.
The weekly business meeting ot‘
Douglas Fowler Post. Gruud Army of
the Republic, will “bevhcld this even-
ing in the rooms, in Washington
street.
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The Followcl‘ntt Club of Old Well
.. Lodge, No. 188, F. and A. ll will
“,2 iimid its weekly business meeting this
”Memphis in its hull, in South Main
"1 street. . '
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The Nm'wnlk police tricks chunghd
today and Oillccr..lnrvis S. Murray
has relieved Officer Thomas J. Doruoy '- '
us truths Olilcor. Sergeant Bryan ll.
tailk will work from 7 1]). m. to 3 a. m.
and Colour Charles F. Page. from 8 p.
111., to 4 it. 111. Oliicer Doruoy will
work the popular trick from 11:30 ii.
In. to 7:30 a. m. . , (5
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m'i‘bo Picture Shop is now open . ,
for oil photographic work. Amateur
mark a specialty.
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Rosldents of Wood street are of
the opinion that some thing should be . ,
done to clean, up that thoroughfare, ,
‘ rambve some or the «thousand put it
[in passable condition. on“ Saturday
and today more Were numerous mud- , ’
holes which should be tilled in. and
other imprommeuto could lie mode ’
with the expenditure of a little at the ‘
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nothing to wear out. By Its use. every man is an expert at razor strapping. It requires no experience to
sharpen any style of razor, a tour-yesr—old child can operate and accomplish its good results no a man. 11,
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You my begin cutting out Cohponn
' any thus. and when you have It:
nbnmudvcly numbered present them
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There is nothing to set out of order or
: Bailey 3; Automatic Shopper Low .
~ Six ou-
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Thousand: at ministers,
- rcct principles.
. i the prisoners pieudiilg was adjourned
{when or the ptisouors and Max Kuhn,
g witnesses.
l The gunmen
minke.
est in the Rosenthal case.
. - mnn while here to secure statements,
tion against
. mat many other persons, on he had
, York. renaming lam indefinitely.
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SKIRTS, $2.49
We will place on sale 1’10 new F‘nli shirts for women and misses.v
in plain and mixtures, the very latest styles; On sale tomorrow,
STAMFORD
Heat and air are,two essentials
very special ........ $2.49
to all life, and 11111111111 life. is 1101
iexccption. The. want of heat is
easily noticed. and therefore us‘
unliy remedied. but the want of
purl: nir'is often a hidden coudi5
tion which is not ohscri'etl, and
which does great injury to health.
A Stamford furnace of the
proper size will supply your
house with an hlluuilaucc of worth
fresh air and ventilation, on cor"
I'OR SAII‘. IIY
Homers Ii Nash
EVIDENIIE III IIIISEIITIIAL;
MURDER IiiISE FOUND
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OLD DOMINION LINE
Short Sea Trips,, Delightful Week Ends Aflording
. Pleasure and Rest. to
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, RICHMOND
and WASHINGTON, D. C.
glorfoik and Old Point Comfort and ro-
urn including meals and berth
Néw York to Richmond or Washingwn, D. 12.33.13.
turn including meals and berth $15
ON 0. D. STEAMERS
Hot and Cold Sen Water Baths can be procured on Steamer with
out charge. Steamers arotail 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. Monro St, New York.
Phone 3900 Franklin. Sendtor Illustrated Pamphlet.
W. L. WOODRDW, Traffic Mgr. J. J. BROWN, Gen'i Paosenger Ant.
For further particulars apply to J. M. LAYTON &. 00., 5 Roll-
road Avenue, or Depot Ticket Agent, N: Y., N. H. and H. R. R.
Hun—u.
Assistant District Attorney
upon the police for these setters. ‘
him.
Hurry Horowitz, alias
I
whose arrests on Saturday night com-
pleted the round-up of the gun-men:
indicted tor the murder of Herman R0-
until September 18.
Former Magistrate thle on bennli
of the gunmen asked to outer tents.
the pleas of not guiltv with leme to
withdraw, but decided to wait until
next Wednesday before pleading. The
the alleged pir’kpocket arrested in the
held in $3,500 ‘onil each as matcliol
were nattily dressed
and took keen interest in the proceed.
ings. They had no statements to
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Sept.16.—~—
With the arrival here today 0! Dis-
trict Attorney Whitman and Assistant
District Attorney Rubin, of New York
Hot Springs again Was expected to
become one o! the centers of inter~
Ei'lonto will be made by Mr. Whit-
it is understood. with 11 view to
strensoning the case of the prosecu-
Police Lieut. Becker.
charged with instiunthig the murder
of tho gambler. Rossntbui, in New
York city, in July last. For this pnr»
pose the district attorney will exam
inc citizens of Hot Springs. who talk-
ed with Sam Schepps alter his or-
rent here a month ago and before
Bohoppu true when back to New York.
An investigation will be mode or
the obsertion on the port of the de-
tonao, Unit Bohepps, while in Hot
Springs, said or hinted to certain per
sons, that in his opinion monitor was
the victim of a plot. the remut or
which was to fasten upon the police
man a crime planned and executed by
the gamblers. .
Those to whom 30111111111 tallied
most while in Hot Springs declare
that lib made no such statements, di-
really or indirectly. donation. how.
ever, in believed to hove timed to 11
been here titres weeks before he was
“routed.
interest in the possible develop-
ments here will be augmented by the
arrival or .lolm 3‘. McIntyre, of doom
set (or Maui. Booker, who, it in Mid.
will come to Hot Burton from Kim
“tiny Morocco wing dlupooed or by
7 main butldinnswulbtmhtw, ‘51. ‘
. ill-1.11m ' '
Only two of the dvchutldlm on the
to have m. .111 st doctor on enur-
Moss2 3
l was prepared today to make. u delnundi’
Mn? :2
. . ,Moss said. he was unable to under-l"
fistund why the news of the finding oil;-
the letters had been withheld from}.
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Case Adjourned to Wednesday. ‘1 '
“Gyp the; 3
Blood," and Lefty Louie" Rosenzweig.i “
rhinitis Willi-
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quantities are being unloaded on the informed
work and operations om re common-
cing with a rush. ‘
The concrete mixer mm between Man 3.3
‘ of the mantle his been done only
down to beyond lilim street. and it la
- be made here this week.
Y‘rwo 111mm: ridiculous coon.
ml! mo. 11mm: towel-ll death
oven it. 1
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work iorEVerything
Telephone. ‘0.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in populuitx as a substitute for lath and
plaster and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety
or artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits oi’ a
wide scope tor individunl prefer-mom and am. We are mull
sud keep a_ large supply on bond.
[XIII SPilill
BEST FLOUR, LARGE BAG ........................... . . soc
tBEST FLOUR. A BARREL. ............ ......... . ...... ”.30
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, A POUND ................ . ......... . 35°
18 POUNDS GRANULAJ'ED SUGAR FOR .............‘ ......... VLN
WE GIVE 8. AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
The Great A&P Tea' Company
124 WASHINGTON It. IOUTH NORWALK
Doilvorin 8:80 I. In. and 8:30 p. m.
1'01. NO. 90!.
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or three at the most, West avenue II
the city of Norwalk should be 11mm
complete.
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“Milli illilli
Needed Supplies at Contractor
McEiroy Arrived Last Week
in Norwsik
This morning in West avenue more
was 11 scene of renewed energy in the
paving work. The work has been
delayed by the non-arrival at crushed
stone. sand. cement and wood blocks. ,
but this morning all the necessary
The well- .
him and Arch streets, was started up
the first think today.” tlnud and co-
mant one being uploaded along 01111
side or the torn up section while
crushed atone lines the other little.
The ma blocks ore being laid
blob; the sidewalks and will be recall
for laying 1111 soon as the concrete
workers low” progressed sutflelentiy.
The mood booking on the west side
the Man
Who is
down to the Ontholio Clubhouse. but
the content inundation work lays
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' The no: ht excavators Man will
this morning. MEtM_ untold. or .
Well “done. at no Sty lino. ind bad 4
around the lino was their Wink. '
tritium hourly if {or
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