s
i: ' . d
.. in courses at 250. 50c. 75c and, ,
3,1 00. a yard, in garnet.
blue“. "browns. cardinal, ‘
Eileen and black. Messallno
‘ Satin in all colors! also Skin-
‘ net’s Lining Satin.
E. K: BANKS
Msbsckamo Hotel Block
’ South Norwalk
~ Foot Balls
Basket Balls
Striking Bags
A Complete Line of Each.
sauces choc To so.
AT
“WM. , P. "BEERS A
South Nor-walk. Norwallr.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Norwalk Building and Loan Asso—
ciation tonight.
Attorney boo Davis has installed
a new visible Remington typewriter
in his law offices.
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The board of directors of the South
Norwalh public library held a routine
meeting last night.
The semi-monthly: business meet-
ing of the Central Labor Union will
‘be,,held on Thursdy evening, '
Washington Camp, No. 11, P. 0. B.
of A. will hold its weekly business
meeting this evening in its hall, in
Washington street.
Sherman Council, No. 1342. Royal
Arcanum. will hold its semlmonthiir
business meeting this e ening in the
Mystic Chain hall, in Washington
street.
Thomas A. Skelly. of Norwalk, is
spending the day in Bridgeport, as~
sisting in completing arrangements
ifor the Sidney E. Hawley Association
dinner.
\
Tile Norwalk Building, Loan and
investment Association will hold its
monthly business meeting this even-
. lag in the Taylor & Golden offices, in'
.Washington street.
,A slight fire in the son coal of s.
Mershfleid's, supply, last night, nec-
essitated turning over the materialin
order that it might cool. Spontan-
eous combustion has caused similar
cirtumstances twice previously No
coal was burned.
TOWN COURT CABEB.
Mary Auturo Pays a Fine of $25 hnd
costs for Assault.
Mary Aut‘uro. the woman who com-
mitted such a serious assault on Mrs.
Spinnelio. of Gilles street, was lined
$20 and costs, this morning, by Judge
William F. Tammany. in the South
Norwalk side of the Town Court.
The sum was paid.
William Keams arrested on a
charge. of embezzlement from Edgar
T. Bates: the Darlon ice dealer, was
found guilty and bound over to the
next term of the Superior Court. His
brother, Herbert Rooms, of George-
town, became surety for him in the’
sum of $500.
Scluu‘le Skeldlng, of Stamford. was
arrested Sturday night for failure
to properly display the number on his
automobile. This 'mcrmng be for-
feited a bond of 325.
Iloury i-lchultso. arrested for drunk»
ounces and breach of the pound, for~
felted a bond of hill.
w
. float Proved Poor tailor.
While a man temporarily abandoned
hill skirt along the banks of tho Choc
ter river in Pcnsyirsnls the other day
a goat lumped into tits craft. The
animal chewed tbs shore fins. The
skill swung around in tho oumnl sud
was some distance away when as
owner roturnsd. The that ran tron:
stern to blow and back again until
one of its boots punctured tbs croft.
mic sldli' quickly filled filth valor and
sank. tailing tbs cost with it. Tbs
scat was drownsd.
.uasssssss.
‘ . mum-sine»:
BU‘idtati mm”
“nun. “ll
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For lNorwaik and vicinity: Fair and
slightly cooler tonight and Wednes-
day; frost tonight; moderate west to
northwest winds. The Gulf disturb-
ance has produced rain during the
last 24 hours in nearly all the south-
ern sections. The rain extends as
far north as Washington. D. C. An
extended area of high pressure. cen-
tral over the Upper Mississippi Val-
ley is producing cool. pleasant weath-
er in all the northern sections from
the Rocky Mountains eastward to the
coast.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low. 53; high, 62.
Cloudy.
IIi‘he Live.
Uri-to tecdate
Merchant
with. that
Satisfied
Expression .
Lurking in .
His Coun- '
'tenance'
Is the
Successful
Business
Man—-
He
Advertisers
in The
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Upéthjdate Sports
Read The
Sentinel’sSpotting
Page
Footstool church.
in. llsymcnc Unwln told a story rs-
istlas to tbs building of It. Julio‘s
ohms, loath honors. Woodstock!-
' ‘l‘hs‘ millions. in said. was room to
have worried m Anus m
mm list MMmi-s-
OIL HEATERS
lusrTHa THING TO use mass
nun Monumcs TO TAKE THE CHILL our.
~8MOKE.N0 coca. EASILY canes .ron soreness
as CARRIED Aaou-r FROM our: ROOM fro AN-
OTHER. wrm cases on STEEL TANKS. BLACK
OR NIDKEL TBIMMED.
A.'J. Collins a Go:
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It’s not a boast-eit's a promisecwhen I tell you
that I am selling the Best Poultry Feeds
And I don’t end by saying 1 will, give the best-I do u. a you
know somethingof my store and mill
time I have been at It. you willsay that we ought to make good food
at any rate. it you know some of my
I do make good feeds: the best. and no other. '
First in duality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
Fall and Winter'Campalgn. 1912
JEDDO—-—PLYMOUTH---H. W. A.
COAL
IN ALL SIZES.
RAYMOND B
coor. NIGHTS H ,
no ,
LO
equipment. and the length oi:
customers you can learn that
1'
MANUEL T. HATCH.
RoTHnRs
“The Meyer Exhibit at the Danbury Fair
WON A BLUE RIBBON
The 1913 Four. and Six Cylinder. Models, are now on
view at our garage. Demonstrations on request.
Occar’ H. Banks, Agent
causes—await smear.
NORWALK. CONN.
. “Wm“.-.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line .
' Eyes Examined Free
I ‘ WALL IYHIIT
NONWALK.
PHONI “I.
ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN TOWN
HAVI YOU TRIID IT!
We have our new machine simian now and are maids: good
Our delivery service is prompt.
loo cream.
RUNDLE'S
NORWALK.
BAKERY
[ACT NORWALK.
The Paris Cloak Br Suit House
We cannot make a lortuno by trolling you a single suit. coat.
dress, shirt or a waist this tall. but we can lose s good friend by
selling you a poor one. We have built up this business by giving
values so good that they bring you basil stain and min it you
have been wearing our clothing we expect you'll get your fall and
acquaint“ with the advantages
this store clfors it's slush limo you hem to incubate.
ws Auras rash,
winter apparel hero. if you am not
O3 OOU‘I’H MAIN ITII‘T
OOU‘I'I-I NORWALK.
bluff iliAlN s‘flllfl
”A M
FORD. m
HUNTING WITH ”THE FALCON.
~ fanconry. which was not introduced
M tlflc result which every well-ordered
Kqulils, More Than Any 0thsr Poo-v
pic, amenity Garry This lips"
to so Entrants. ,
All wander-era are lovers of the
chase. but for sheer love of sport and
daring exploits the Kimble take the
palm. Central Asia is the home of
into Europe until the crusaders
bronchi back falcons with them from
their eastern . wanderings. But in):
asinc the ambition of the men who
fly their birds at wolves and 10er
lnstbad of at snails and cartridges!
blot content with hunting game birds
with small falcons, the Kirghiz cap-
ture and train the great golden
eagles. with which they hunt such.
game as gazellea. foxes and even
wolves. 4*
A wall mounted Kirghiz falconor.
carrying on ‘in wrist one of these
magnificent birds, in a line sight. The
weight of the eagle is such that the
owner requires a support for his
wrist. and the hunters are usually to
be seen with ”a little wooden bracket
that supports the arm against the
hip. The angles are hooded. as all
falcons are, but can ho used only In
winter. when they are hungry and
keen. In summer they are fed on
manuals and live a restful ills. slb
ting in the sun in front of the tent
doors.
When casellcs or wolves are the
objects of the chase tbs eagles are
aided by long sleek greyhounds of a
small breed. the dogs running in and
pjulllng down the quarry “when the
eagles have sumoiently bewildered
itz ..
HIS LOVE BEYOND A DOUBT
Bursly Impossible to Ask fiurthsr
Proof After This Really Bubllmo
Declaration.
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"Do you love me?" he asked.
in reply the modern yopng girl
looked at the modern young man
with eyes perfervid with emotion.
“Do i love you!" she repeated. ”1
do. i love you psychologically. socio-
ioglcally. economically. From the
psychologlc standpoint. i feel that our
different organisms are so nicely dif-
fersnllatcd as to form a properly ar-
ticulated area of combined conscious-
ness. Sociologically. our individual
euvlronmcntbss been enough in con-
trast to form I. proper basis for a
right union. Economically. i.» feel
sure that when we come to combine
we shall be able to introduce into the
management of our alfalrs the right
financial balance to produce the onions
and conducted business produces.
And now. how do you love me?"
The young man reached forward.
He clasped her swiftly but surely in
his arms Ho hugged her and kissed
hor- alsbastcr checks and her ruby
lips.
“How do i love you?" he replied.
"My dear girl. i love you Just as
much as if you really knew what you
were talking about."
Gospel of Forgetfulness.
The gospel of forgetfulness is now
being strongly advocated by persons
interested in various now-thought
movsmcnls. The theory is to got rid
of your troubles by forgetting all
about them—by substituting happy.
hopeful thoughts for the sad. despair-
iu; ones. The adherents of this gas-
psl so so far as to claim for it s phys-
ical potency. They declare that ill-
ness can he could by forgetting all
about it.
This dectrlns. like all the other doo-
lrinss that assume the control of mind
our mattsr. is a splendid cos when
not pulhdil to the assess to which
fanatical adbsrsnts arc liable. Libs
lbs other doctrines. too. is as old as
the human race. and has been put in-
to «collect practice in all periods of
history. Proverbs sud apixrsms have
been written about it. ”Worry killed
a cat.“ "int the dccd past bury lts'
dud.” “Things past redress are now
with his past cars.” ”Ws are never so
unhappy as we imagine.“ and tbs like.
and in his "Ours for If achs”
Thomas Manon. the dramats st, ad-
vised. "Push onwlroop lumbar-nin-
alsnapolls Star.
. Following ills Hounds.
limith was a grist cyclist. but bad
rarsly been on a horas. Ono day wbsn
staying with a sporting uncle hs
thought ha would like to labour ills
hounds. which wan to most cost- by..
so he borrowsd from a young relating
s ham which was not much accustom
sd to the hunting flsld. At first in
wont steadily until tbs born. bola:
startled by a rabbit darting from a
clump of cross. blobs into a mad ssh
lop. ‘l‘hs rider was lion; forward on.
the tom's nook.
"What are you doing. my lad. with;
{germ am thus?“ ickluy’ly called out
uncle
“rat testing for tho brake." was tbs
nomad rsply. ”but i can't find it.”
Another News for “allelic ,
lessons arc citss susceptible to
ultrs vicist light (which is. or course.
a mi
lmmedlate?—~Yesi Certain?——that’s
the Joy of it. Your hair becomes
light. wavy, fluffy, abundant and ap-
peurs as soft, lustrous and beautiful
as a young girl's after a Danderlne
hair cleanse. Just try Ithlswmolsten
a cloth with a little Danderlne and
carefully draw it through your hair.
taking one small strand at a time.
This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt
or excessive oil and In just a few mo-
ments you have doubled the beauty
of your'halr .
A delightful surprise awaits, partle
ularly those who have been careless,
The commonest man who has his
ounce of sense and feelings is con-
scious of the difference between. a
gentle, delicate, refined woman and
a course one.
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The other day! a couple of
little
Sentinel
eating. Such
nel’s mission.
than ever to supply your wants.
‘ elsewhere.
woman's costs
totbeminule styles.
Actual value. $9.75 to $16.50
OUTING FLANNELO
Ol‘l.
KID GLOVIlb
Women's Two-flinch Kid Gloves,
cry pair warranted actual value
Ins Ila sod
is. umsastus m
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HANDKKROHIM’O
WAIST!
UNITED GROCERY , COMPANY
as scam llAlN arouse.
s one. cams“. ...
' She is too young to know her left
The constant aim of The
advertising columns as
honest and reliable as its news-p5
space. This newspaper Will not
knowingly accept any adver- ,
tising that is misleading,._ exags -
gerated untruthful or dishon-
est, any more than it will print 1
a news item which is not auv-f
thentic, wholesome and inter-. ‘
complete circle of The Sentiw
The sum NorWai
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28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN Sl‘ REE'I‘
Our Values are the talk of the Town.
READ AND BE CONVINCED
made of all wool material, in a variety of cloths and colors. all up
Our Special Price
WOMEN'S NAVY SERGE SUITE
the latest styles. strictly all who].
These Soils are sold by other stores for :15.
One case boat 12 1-2 cont Outing Flannel. good style and fast col
Our Special Price
sOIQUIssl
lilo doscn liomstilchotl llaudllsrehlpfs for man and women. it
lat llc value. our special price
Women s Block Tillers Sill: and Masculine Wrists. yollos loco lrl’
mod. Locks good eunuch for Milli. Our price .............. d1.
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II IIIIIES III BIIIIII IF IIIR HAIR
All You lined Is a 25 Cent Baltic of Dancsrinsellclr list
Lustrous, Fluffy and Abundant Al Once
whose hair has been neglected
sci-sexy. faded, dry, brittle 0r t
Besides beautifying the hair. Dita
lne dissolves every particle of flan
ruff; cleanses. purifies and invix ails
the scalp. forever stopping itching ‘
falling hair, but what will p as
you most will be after a a
weeks use of Danderine. when you
will actually see new hairélino ' I!
downy at first~yes—~but really a
hair growing all over the scalp. ,
you care for pretty, sott hair, audli
of it; surely get a 25 cent bottle
Knowlton’s Danderlne from any drll
store or toilet counter and j'usl. t ‘
girls went to a physician's office ll}.
be vaccinated. One of them undo
took to speak for the other and ex ,
plalned, "Doctor, this is my sister
arm from her right so Momma wasln
ed them both "
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is, to have its"
service is the
We are better prepared‘g
Values like these you cannot find:
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a
lined with guaranteed satin-
Our Price ......d
.....9c.ys
ssoss .ls -sc .u-y.
Tan. lllnclr. White and Gray.
81 per pair. Our llpoclal Price
.. Per pair ll
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