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Real Estate—«Town, Country and Shore
Telephone 1230
Upstairs Over the South Norwalk
Trust 60., 87-91 Washington St".
South Norwalk. Conn.
PUBLIC STENW‘ARAPHER
William \Vellnltz was s A'ccont visl
toy in New liochullo.
lAZAAAoA'y Stevens is spending the
inspiring
.ActiVity ‘
In Business
others wait.
The telegraph is an incentive
to promptness and precision.
Western Union DAY LET-
TERS or NIGHT LETTERS
used in your business will
make a man ACT while
Full Information. and Rates by Telephone
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
‘r‘unsonrlsspr. 54, our
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Opening Night Largely Attended
'and All AroDolighted Willi1 ,
Hall and Entertainment
fl.-. —».--.—~
The second annual fair of the May‘-
llower Hook and Ladder Company and .
the‘ East Norwulk Improvement peso.
elation opened with a blaze of color
nt' Randall's Hull, Van Znnt street,
. inst evening. The affair was endowed
with success from the start. The
hard work oi? the indies and gentlemen
connected with the inlr. early bore
lrult and indications are that the
l’AAlr will eclipse that of last year in
every way.
The decorations ol‘ the hall me be
yond desmiption. For three weeks"
the men and women have luborcd in-
cessantly during the evening, hours on
these decorations and the result or
their work speaks for itself. Not on
through the maze of hunting and crept.A
pater. '1‘le blending of the colors
reflects the exquisite taste of the
m decorating committee and bespenks
.l.
duy in Now York city.
Mrs. lA‘A'AAAAk .\'. Norris is visiting
friends in New York city,
A‘mAA-ord Division \o. 2', S. ot‘ 1‘. Incl
llihl inching l‘or routine business,
Allis i’lAAc l'A-wAAll bus llx'COIIlt‘il it po-
sh. AAA in Ale it A: (i Corsct t'AAcAol‘y.
(IAAA llilitlll’lS l AdgAA \'AA. it) 1.0.0,
it. mot lust (AA 'lllll" and llililr‘AllCletl
A-AAAAIiAAc business.
United Hioillt‘lllOOil ol‘ (AAAAAcAAchn
.aAAAi .lo‘AAAcAs ol .~\lll(‘l“l(.i. NoAuAAlk l.o-
(‘ltl 'No. HA; is scheduled to Tilt‘t'l IlAAs
owning.
Nelson ’l‘hcriuult of West AAALAAAAAc. l
is enjoying AA day‘s \llC‘llllOll lem his
duties in The Lockwood hiuuul'uctui l
int: (‘oAAApuAAyz
and Mrs, Churlcs A. Keene have
to the Hotel hlAAA'lc Antoin-
lemc, East;
Mr.
l'ellll‘lll-‘(l
AAtIiA l‘l‘Olll Ahcir Sllllililt‘l‘
Dennis, Muss,
Mr. and Mrs. .l. ‘13. Ovcrtou lAnve
rclurued to New York, after a visit
with Mrs, (llAAAA'lotlc Corbett. of High
street, South Norwnlk.
I\ of t‘. (‘AAtholiA Union Council. No .
4A ti, \\lll hold AA Aegulur monthly meet-1
inn this cloning, in tho t‘utholic club
house in West :lVClllit'.
lhc llopublitnn candidates of the
( iii of South \01 unik hold AA meeting:
insl evening und discussed plans iorl
curryiur out thc cnmpulun. l
the Aiir‘cttorg ot‘ the l‘llllllOltl (‘ouAA-l
ly \‘AAAioAAul llnnk hold :1 rl gAAlAu u euk-
ly meeting yeslcrduy. Nothing but
routine, business was lruusuA-tcd.
"" l
Miss AAAAAAA McMahon of “out Air-e
nun. dnunhicr ol‘ tloulr-‘AAAloA John 1‘.
McMahon. rclul‘ncd In the College on
New Rochelle which opens todny. 1
All IAAeAAAlAcrs of Court ancca who
arc going to lirlducpol‘t tonight to
visit t‘ouri Liberty thcrc, will tAAkc‘
the 7:10 erAlAA from the ‘South Nor-l
wulk depot. ‘
.AolAAriAAg of chinchilla,
Novelties in Fur Expected.
For scvcrul scusons there has been
‘llttli- change in the modish i’AAA' cunt
and little that was really new in the
small turn: but there is n feeling this”
season that there will no Aunny novel~
tics. lllld the dealers-A and buyers talk
of unusually attractive things that are
to be shown AA little later.
OA‘ novelty furs Aherc is so for liltiei
ovidonce. but one ot‘ the l‘AArricrs'
achievements which may be rcgnrdcd
in the light of AA distinct success is
1le chinchilla squirrel, tinyg a Now
York Sun wrlicr. This is n gray squer
vol .50 trcntcd and tipped that it has
lllt' swimmer; and much 01‘ the silvery‘
and it scouts
AAAAA'A- to think that it will have A vcry
AAAAsidcrAAhle success. The iA‘rcAAch dc.
signers of small furs 'nrc sending OA'oA'
Plilllillill" sets in this fur AoAAAhlnod
with gray Sllll Au wind 01 used alone.
and it is nice being used on cents und
frocks, though it in not cheap to be us-
. ed lavishly by the. crowd or to be rend-
ilv comonlzed One good set of thin-
chilln squlricll wus so sewed that di-
agonul lines ot’ white crossed the fluffy
and silvcr grny surface of muff and
cruvnl. The Anut‘l was huge. as are all
. tho Anodlsh muffs, AAAAd had a lining of
l‘~AAAAA.\ A-hlh‘cu and big. soft pul‘l’s or gray
AclAA-ts for trimming The cruvnt wus
a small one. wlth u knot of gray vel-
\(.l and lines grny bull buttons ill its
point of. tnslculug.
llluch und wlAltc furs um no popular
A out more lil‘e otlAAAr
2, son advances there will be many our" ccllcnt ndxnuinge in black and gold.
‘ pcrlmonls with half fur coats and Del
‘ seasons and buys COAAscrvntively.
1mm}. ppm-.1 “35”....“ his pnslllim lllsi (Arm and thou! AAA AA nAAAAAy chy orlcl ‘
in tho lluhlwll AAAAAI Stallion iiuitlumc
slow HAAAAAA‘AIAAA owning “.“lAAAA AAxpccls'
AAA Illllt‘l‘ tho Non Y'oAk t‘ollcno of llcn- l
lislAy AAA~xl Monduy. }
Sovcrnl closcd ours are npp ring:
on tho lorAAl trollo’y lines lodny nnd:
urcn npprcclntcd by patrons who hnvol
not and nhlvcrcd in the open mics tor"
this lost wnck of cold wcnthcr. l
.lndgo lidwnrd hi. leckwood. oi lhc‘
Norwolk ’l‘owu Allourl. hue gone away; pliillt’, but the ohmic is really not, so my Together With Policeman and Two
on it two wccks' vucnllou and .Iudgc‘
Willlmll li‘. 'l'nmnuiny in coring for tho
Norwnlh cud of the court.
"Nuns”... w
'lle Moliopolllnn Orchestra hold it
It‘lll‘lll'tilll nl. tho homo of Slnnloy llitld
win in Wnll ulrcot lnnl evening. Mlcr
tin. rclAA-nrsnl rcfl‘oullmcnta worn surv»
ml and it good limo cnjoyod.
a. .... AM.-
A AcIAAAAAAAuAI of tho Musical "Rovnc‘" .
whilh lg to no Adieu some time next
onIIA In connection with the formal
opcning or fit. Joseph‘s Parochial
School. was held inst evening.
.WM—s.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. dictator. who
have been on their weddlngtrlp toNln‘a
gum Folio and other places of interest,
returned home loot evening and are
‘ now located in their new home in titl
‘ Woodward avenue. '
m
l'ilul l'llocl Piles!
mlfltilmn' Indium rile mutton t will cure
mutilation 7 tolling If!!! u ‘1 oh
no: its ”motor u
no) liltllii‘ls in mmlno AAAAd block sllk or
wind In white and lAIAAAA k fo\ in lAAond
tall or curtumui crmluc. etc.
Mutts Ann of many shupos, but in
\‘ili'lllls’ of large size, some of the for
AAAAAll‘u being AActAAAAlly enormous.
but: slAAAAAcAl nAAAll’ ol’ crmluo in (mo of
the new tlAhAAAnA, nuAi hun pockcln lAA-‘
oidu tho llnps, while it wnddcd shelter
for tho hands in at the top. in routine
und nnsoclatod with the chic llttlo cAu-
Hit or ermine and black silk it Is lAAAnAl
trAAcllvo us the more generally uncd
soft. lint pillow muff.
Box of oil kinds. is no Amunl a grout
luvoAlAAA 'l‘hAA rAAAA-r kinds such on all
Mr but ol lhc question fol moot n'AomA II
AA. “WM ... n... ”m.
Consumption
Anyone lull-rented in the treatment of
Consumption should not one or the book-
Erkmnnn Allorntlvc. Coughs, lituhborn
Colds and i’onumontn too: be the begin.
plug of mortA cortoun tritnblewmtrkninn'u‘
Alltrctlvs in tho oflcctlvo remedy. head
Mr. Knnnly'n Allotcmcnttm N
n. .
floral
twill!
also And AAA hluh lover.
rlam- Conwolition harm
wan given Co Liver it.
other medicine». Am wit out
“At Ch“ Mime 11m. llama“
”tea Ito live. Seedling“ Or.
1 tool: moi amino: m5
you» we: do-
”in
'l‘hc,
. dy in America for all years.
vcr in): are no high priced that lleyAhWd In a bottle With thine holdup
Wm- ; unrly today.
lots tolling ol’ recoveries by tho use of bent them mm “neonsabuanegfl with
l blnoklncko.
"Gentlemen: For five or at: can 1 who watch, a block away. and he came run.
on with cough and Mupectorntion. i l
ghlfllt‘lm l .slde the We sailors. Before he loll
m .nnn; or the waterfront mud, to the
vol-lotion lillnol-ll hours of study. The ice cream parlor
:As hcAAutll‘AAi though not so rare, Silks decorated with AA tuiso ceiling and
ion tipped to look llkA,A silver toy is cry false walls is in purple and white. The
AA‘cAAAA-ly iAnAAdsoAAAc. lmuin hall is resplendent in streamers
lA'urconls are on view in all the rum and stilngers of olive and green and
llinr shapes of lust scuson but unions green and red combinations. The
the imported models there are somel booths are of many colors. iAlCciy
new things, and prolAnlAIA us the sou-A {blended The stage is set of! to ex-
ors. 0110 hours B 800d (him about 0X Throughout this maze of color is re
llleved by dogs and banners, tastefully
cross and Russian and dircctolrc cuts, draped.
lllli utter all the l‘uucilul fur coats nrci Everything funny and useful to the
the cklrnvuguAAce of the few and the huugehold or person “5 well as ice
“WNW“ woman WW“ she SPF-MS ”"3; cream. soft drinks and such delicacies,
money for good turnout wants comp-Ewe (m sale at the many booths.
thing that will be serviceable for many which are beautifully decorated and
Th“ cleverly arranged. The Mystery booth
moleskin. which beruinc one of the is in charge or Mrs, Myron w. 05.
most populur cont l'AArs last winter, burn; the Domestic booth in charge of
seems hooded ioA anolhcr successful \irs E F. Smith and Mrs. D Burr
season and Ahosc who bought touring. Beach. the FdiiL‘y Booth in charge Of;
that the {or might be merely the {Aid of; Mrs Charles Pierce and Mrs F M l
it single season will lune reason to homes the clmdy booth, Mrs Georgel
congratulate thcmsclvcs. Mole is to F. Smith; soft drinks, Charles Cori
be vcly popular for small furs too until son' ice cream, members
for scnrls of the enveloping kind that
can hardly be classed us 'smuli."
The beautiful and unusual sowing of
the small nioleoklus affords the furrl-
crs opportunity for exercise of their
skill and gives dcllghil‘hl shndlngs of
tone.
long draped cunts of line corncul are
numerous. the drupory being disposed
in long clinging lines and, thanks to
the sAApplan-ss of the fur having no
hin't of awkwardness.
Sumo roll culture on the “Dnuphin”
.AAAd ”Medici“ nrdcrs are used on lm~
ported contn nnd thcro urn short come
with detachable Avnlsiconts of satin.
A-oA'AlAAd silk. velvet, otc.. or with hoov-
lly embroidered girdles.
During the evening there was done-
ing and the following entertainment
was given:
Selectionwtltslnger's orchestra.
Plano solo—«Miss Viola Cummings.
\
NEillllllIS
DESPONDENT
WllMEN
lFind Relief in Lydia E. Pink-
lum’s Vegetable Compound
"Their Own Statements
80 Testify. .
Piste». Pin~"thn l wrotn to you
first i won troubled with fomllo wonk-
ness and backache,
and Wu so nervous
that I’ would cry at
, the lust noise. it
would startle one so.
—A specific (or pnln-Dn Thomas
Etlflcn‘lc Oll strongest. cheapest lini-
went over devised. A household tome
PRIEST lNJURED.
W
Salton In Battle With Hold-up
Men.
NEW YORK. Scot. 24 MA priest. c
policemen and two onllors won, ln~
mun on the iiuduon itlver waterfront l! dis begmgntfilfi'lay;
The two snllorn were on it romedlou,nndidon't
lbclr’ way bitch to their boat, the Mor-
gnn liner Mounts, when they were
suddenly attacked by the trio. who
hum my more cry»
' its. 1 sleep
soon and my new
voumm ll better.
lwlli recommend
your medicines wall Idl‘lfl‘in wom riff
«ultra. Mam linemen, Paton,
Box: 98. at anal
Here to its. report mother 3 no
me, whmh still further show tint my
tits El. Pinkllnm’o Vegetable Comfl Aid
may be relied upon. ”I lied main”
Willem, N. Dnhotxm
motion which mod pots in my side,
nudmybwknehodnll lthetime. Iw‘u
wblmmlfoitlilu crylmogflwgd mm
The noise of the conflict
was heard by the liter. PinllpA Mo.
Grnth, oi the Osmotic Seaman‘s Mis-
sing. only to be laid unconscious be.
the priest managed to drew a police
whistle from his pocket and blow it.
The whistle drew Patrolman Bren»
scene. but he was scratch for the
three rooms. that individuals that
{showed he on knocked into thoixiits;
our one robbed of iii: an sud limit
inch of the walls or ceiling is visible ,
istore. The not is nonrly ten feet high
“wear! Whrmth!
Comfort!
A FOR THE FISHERMAN
Rubber boots that give the
greatest possible amount of
wear, warmth and comfort,
n‘ntumlly give the most ser-
vice to thrifty fishermen.
BOSTON
“HUB WARRIOR”
BOOTS
are the longest nearing
boots mode.
'l“h0y to mode of the strong~
out duck und reinforced at
every wearing po int
Mode for the rounhcat kind
of use.
Lined with the uhi host
credo wool not . ur-
rioru' 'urc wonderfully norm
ntht‘y Ail‘l'urd the best kind
of health lAAsurA‘AAAt-c.
[int k of A vcty "Hub Wur-
rlor" boot is liL‘lil'l) co
cum in export rubhcr
out molt-mg cxpcncncc
Got your pair at your
dcnl cr’s
. Mode in all lengths.
Boston Rubber Shoe Co.
- Bout». Mun.
look for tile HUB
on every boot.
is
New Goats that are
week, . $5.95 different, $7.95 to $25
MIN Z’S
Sale of Blankets
Small Blankets .. ' . 49¢,
Large Teddy Blankets .................. .. ..... 69¢
Special Blankets 99¢
W‘oolctte Blankets . $1.50
Woolette Blankets ' $1.75
Woolette Blankets 'j‘ ‘
halo of Dresses this
urn-#6 .............. .-..-A-.u.--
........
Millinery, Suit and Dress Open-
ing This Saturday
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work fer Everything
Telephone. 4d.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath end
plaster and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety
ot‘ artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits oi! a
wide scope for individual preferment and taste. We are menu
and keep a large supply on hand.
I)AAet-—~'l‘he Misses Van Convering.
The committees in charge of the
affair urc- as follows: Ladles‘ commit-
tee, hire. E. E. Gorhnm. chairman:
Mrs. Ella Tnylor, Mrs. R. 13. Gregory,
ltlrs. Wallace Marvin and Mrs, Milton
Elwood.
Firemcn's General
1.. Edmouds. chairman;
and Willium Wicke.
Entzrtnlnment committeewtlhief F.
M. Wheeler. chairman: Fred )1. Jayne,
iierhcrt iorhum, Arthur Carr and
Ernest Youngs.
BOY HAD NARROW ESCAPE.
Lee Finch of Wall street had a nar-
row escape from serious injury last
evening while playing in Main street
in front of .l. Scolisi’s shoe store.
Finch and n number at other boys
of about the some age were playing
on the iron hnr between the two old
useless lamp posts in front or the
committee—E.
l. D. Robinson
The boys were playing "etunt- the lead-
ed," "skin-tlAe-cnt.” and At few more
popular games. Finch was on the
bar. prepared to do his stunt and lost
his hold nnd tell to the pavement be
low. lie struck on the buck or his
neck. and was knocked unconscious.
He was picked up and carried into
the shoe store and revived. Later he
was taken to his home by Deputy
Sheriff John H. Bloke. The boy was
pretty well frightened AAnd shaken up,
but outside of this he was not hurt to
any great extent.
WELCOME DELEGATES OF FIFTH
INTERNATIONAL CONGREBB
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE.
BOSTON. Sept. Zi.-NAAtAAAAA. state
and air joined today In extending AA
welcome to the visiting delegated or
the F’tt‘t‘h international thmurous 0!
Chambers ot Commerce. The opening
session i’ound nenrly all of the more
thnn 300 delegates on hand und othorn
wcno expected to reach the city bolero
the more important business session
of the Congress who token up.
Charles Nngol. Secretory of Com»
moron and Labor, woe to represent
the United glntos Government at the
opening nossIou today. The program
provided for AA welcome to the dots.
sales by Governor Foss nnd Mayor
Fltsiicrnld. on behalf of the stole and
city. Others. Including President
Joseph B. Runes". of the. Burton
Chamber of Commerce, and George 8.
Smith, chairman of the Boston Erect»
tlva Committee. were also asked to
express the feeling at the Boston body
at being able to ontrtsln no notable a
gathering;
hauls Canon Lamond. presiding out
our of the Congress. and others were
expected to respond for the dialogues.
A communication from President
(incontinent! dealing with the ones»
Enter hint regaining international
a{dispositions was among thenm me
turn to" bo brought hetero the Corn
in“.
W.
tion of establishing a one tiny for ,
3130. more chum?” "tool: in»
Green Lima Beans .
per quart. 5c
Green Corn per dozen, 20¢?
Peaches, Muskmclons, Apples, Oranges
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
PHONE “I
20 NORTH MAlN 3T.
A
A
OLD DOMINION LINE
Short Sea Trips. Delightful Week Ends Affording
Pleasure and Rest to
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, RICHMOND
and WASHINGTON, D. 0.
Norfolk and Old Polnt Comfort and ro-
turn including meals and berth 14
New Yflfk to Richmond ocWashlngwn. D. 0., s ro-
turn Including meal: and berth $15
ON 0. D. STEAMERB
Hot and Cold Sen Water Baths can be procured on Steamer with-
out charge. Steamers are all equipped with the United Winston
Telegraph System.
STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT3
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations. Pier 26. North River.
Foot of N. Macro St, New York.
Phone 3900 Franklin. Senator Illustrated Pamphlet:
w..L WOODROW. Traffic Mgr. J. J. BROWN, Gan'l Passenger Act.
For further particulars apply to J. M. LAYTON a 00.. 6 Roll-
rond Avenue. or Depot Ticket Agent. N. Y.. N. H. and H. R. R.
P. M.
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Sentinel is to have its
advertising columns as
honest and reliable as its news
space. This newspaper will not
knowingly accept any adver-
tising that is misleading, exag-
gerated Auntruthtul or diction»
est. any more than it will print
a news item which is not sun E
thenttc. Wholesome and inter- '
eating. Such service is the
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