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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 26, 1913 · page 2

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CONCERNING CORPORATIONS.

,. lhnrumonta relating to corporations
, ' have .been filed as follows in the chine

01 the secretary of state:

‘ The Specification Shop and Oil corny"
3 pony of Hartford; certificate or-1
ganizalion. The ofllcera are: real-
dent, J. W. Ryder oi! New York treas-
urer, L H. Stewart of New York;
secretary, Birdsey E. Case of Hart-
ford.

The M. iscobs Brick company
of Berlin,- Epreliminary certificate of
dissolution. l

The Burnside club oi! East Hart-l
ford; articles of association,

The Princess Theater company or
Waterbury; certificate of incor-
poration; capital stock $8,000. The
incorporators are: George E. Tracy.
Calvin L. Martin and John Herllst.

The Wallace Holstein company or
‘Wulllngford; certificate of organiza-
tion,

The Physicians and Surgeons hoe-
pltal, incorporated, of New Haven; an;
amendment. to certificate or incur-f
poration to commence businees on
$1,000.

» THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY

 

3regular meeting Thursday evening.

an wcidcut to a , »
prose near Newiugton
. lord divhiion otltho New
‘ road Saturday night, on
y » men; was given out 1) _
company in which it was it! "to

that a. railroad tie which derailed the
engine. one of the now Pacific typo
numbered 1330 was placed on the
‘rollii. whether with malicoun‘ intent the
statement did not nay, but» that, hovi-'
.- ever, in the opinion of officials of the
.. railroad company. It developed today.
too, that a local train had pushed this

 

 

to ohm 013'? most or the living vot-
mm and now nearly eighty years
old '. I

This indicates that for every vet

 

 

public at Chattanooga In. September.
there must he at least twentydlvc
who can be present in spirit only.

 

same spot but a abort time before, and
there was no Way in which the do
could have found its way to the track
except through a human agency, The

people. .

3 The locomotive operated Ihy Engin»
' 1 nor Morris of Hartford wail derailed.
‘ but was not damaged, although it was

Newlngton. The train was going slow-
ly. it is said otherwise the amar

'I‘ruiilo was blocked to some extent!
for about four hours, especially on the
northbound tracks, for it took some
time for the wrecker to a1riva from
East Hartford and put the derailed en-;
glue back on the iron.
' The mill-0311's detective liureuu is
looking, into the matter to.day

The regular meeting of Kabaosa.
Encampment No. 9, l. 0. 0. R, will be
held 'l‘hursday evening,

 

TENTH. WE-DDlNG ANNIVERSARY.

Mr. and Mrs. John Barrack. oi
Woodbury' 'avenue, celebrated the
tenth anniversary oi? their marriage,
last evening,» by giving a dinner to
twenty: of their friends, otter dinner
dancing was:enjoyed'euntll a late hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrack received a large
number of presents and proved to be
very ilnouent‘crtainers. ‘
Kidney Trouble Begun With 3 Lame

Back

J, L. Hack], 915 Eighth 'siroet, Lln- '
coin, lll., was recently cured of a had
Case of ‘kidnoy trouble» that started
with a lame hack. and says: “I am
certainly thankful in getting a cure
of my kidney trouble by using Foley
Kidney Pills.” Try them yoursalf. For
sale by all druggluts."

 

 

 

MUSEMENTS

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oy 9’s

The people's popular chukka always.
Here's a program ot‘ world‘s host

 

Lady Washington Lodge, No. 21, vaudeville.
Sheplmrds of Bethlehem, will hold its»
regular meeting Thursday evening.» Noteworthy Engagement of the

Strongth Boy on Earth,
ORVILLE STAMM,

l’l‘lie 17 your old [Herculean Marvell
l-Ie Hits a horse. piano and thousand

pound weights with 11 nonchulanoe

«.msu. .

The regular meeting of Court Ce-
cile, No. 100, l). or U. will hold its

 

 

 

 

Advance Showing of

Fall SWeaters

Just in time for those’ preparing for a vacation at the

mountains or shore, or for
school.

H You will find here a pleasing variety of new models,
unsurpassed in style, fit, quality and value, being hand«

knit from high grade yarns.
Women’s pure worsted,

!

i

Sweaters in gray, cardinal and white, at $1 98 l
Plain mannish weave Sweaters, made of extra qual- ’|

ity yarn; V neck shawl collar; colors, white, gray, navy

and cardinal at $2 98.

Matchless special values in other styles up to $6 50

await your coming

The N. ' E.

86 WABHl NGTON 8T.

 

 
 
 

that is positively astounding lie is
the phenomenon of the age. Chal

ledges the world to equal his won-
derful accomplishment.

I Special added i’un feature} the eerie.
hrniod legitimate slurs,

some GERARD AND JESSiE
GARDNER,

in Dooley and The Idol.

From London's Lending llulls,
CONN AND CONRAD,

Contiueutul' comedians in
cocoon-lollies.

the young miss who attends original

 

.\n innovation in vaudeville,
WHlTTiER‘s BARE FOOT BOY.

faHCY. weave Just lilto the character in the poem.

high neck

‘ Songs and putter with sum; and vim,
SCOTT AND WALLACE,
illoi'or Iintertuineru.

 

 

‘ §The Recreation Tours

Ryan Co. ?:

0-dny trlpu, Mondays, Aug. 18, 20,
Sup! ll, l0... ‘9", :‘ll.

 

 

 

Commencing Monday. August 251h

A.Dickerman 81 Son

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. 1'
WE OWE B. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.

 

:wn... Mountain. ........... $25.00
“fl ‘ lidny tripe, Monduyu, Aug. 18,20,

l Slept, l.
3 ‘Nova sootla ................. 942.60
' no il-duy trip from Boston, Monday,

Aug. 2315.
3 _ AUTUMNAL TOURS. ..

' H White Mountalna ........... $21.50
> Six tiny trips, Mondays. Shot. 8.

10.

Old. Point Comiort, Baltimon, Arm-
apollo and Washington, D. C. $29.00
Nay trips from New York. Sept.

6 2,0 061.4,”?
Gottyoliurg. Lumy Cavern. and
Wuhlnocon .............. $28 00

illilurtiuy, (lot. .iiom New York.

For olrrulur tlci'urllilng nll i011”,
call on ’i‘iclusll Agent at. ”spot or ndv
drum The» ltncrnuiion Tourist. 00., 101
”range Ht. :Now linvon.

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Our Advice

,4 I_II

“on free to our cm but that is no also it’s worthlon,
for we giro it ire-sly to 111mm our blood: again“ the comma
cm:- or homeroom. no u an advertisement

no man- om m no points mm, mm m an aim
may acumen. Ima ir$33»inu n m to» a which.

unmanauammhunmumoiuudm

The Hatch&Biu‘leyConmy

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'l‘lie New Science

otle‘rlON OP OHIROPMOTIQ
Chirmaotio ll the definition of the

‘u a‘o' I‘I‘H'
Irv-d-

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on Bu‘ldlng~ rdiulunl tin lame. Dim in can

oil by a wmnob, twin: or sprain in

we limit.

it creates pinched nerves and vein in

”legit“ iii the cinema ma tum
m I

chiropractor- more the «on or

Glucose and coin, hum: it mwm

through humanism; tile not" In»

tome in your body. mic W

 

 

on ‘tlui edge of an euhnnkment near.

{Block Island ................. $11.50
:iduy trips, Suturduss, Aug. iii,
‘ '23, iii).
' ‘Atlantlc cuy ................. :21 co
3 .“iduy tripe, \iouduys, Aug. 8, 25,!
Sept. ii, in, 213.
' W001 Aobury Pork ................ $18. 50

can» at the ducts: and the m at,

liven it dona'in childhood»

Out 01 consideration for the tens
of thousands who can not be present.
the program committee of the Chat-
mucosa. G. A, R., Encampment. as-

l .

theory of n’uliachurgod employe tfyiug 3 sociation. have arranged for advance
to square a grudge against the railroad {
is advanced by some of the railroad “‘0 official program.

publication of an edition do lure of
Cornmcrclalism
is strictly lbnrrod‘» no advertising
whatever appears in this volume, It
contains photographs or the comv
ninuder-in chief, .pnst commander OK;
flcers ot the manny organizations cl»
lied with the G. 'A. It, department
commanders; famous generals of the

might have had more serious results {war scenes 0“ the haiileilelds and u

variety of other items of great his-
torical interest. This book is u gem
‘oi the engraver's und printer's urt.
coating nearly a dollar uploce. One
copy will be furnished free of cost
by the Chattanooga Chamber of Com-
merce to every honufide visiting vet.
eran to the eumunpmenvt. Additional
copies will he sold, including postage,
at tho nomlnul rate of twenty/dive
‘cents each. in its exquisite color
scheme, Wealth. of historical interest
and value and ngnlde to the encamp-
ment proceedings. the Chattanooga
book eclipsed every effort made by
other cites It. will be ready for die»
.trihution about. September 1, and
coplee‘ will ‘he mulled in the order
that requests are received. No ac-
counts can he opened for the program.
Each ‘and every request, or order,

should be accompanied by postal or-
der or postage stumps to the. amount
or 25 cents, and all orders addressed

 

New York. N ew
Haven 8. Hart
ford
RAILROAD
ruin TABLE

In Effect June 23. 1913.

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK

A. M.~—l:20x, 5:14x, 5:41x, 6:09
6:241, 6243):, 6:65, 7:18, 7:46, 8:17:
8:411. 8'003, 9:15x. 9:37, 10:20:
10:45:, 11:38.

P. M.'~12258X, 1:08, 2:401, 2:501
3:27, iziilx, 5:41. 0:02x, 6:37, 8:511
7:201. 92222:, 9:59, l0:46.

 

Sunday.
A, M.~—l2:25x, 0:141,
54' 10:2011, 11:243.
P. M.-12:in. 2:39x. 2:501, 0:41
62:, 6:08x, 7:l2:, 7:521, 8:211
2211, 9:09, 10:28.

5:411, 6:14:
8:

5:
9:

NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK

 

A. lit—4:45. 5140, 6:45, 8:101
8:83! 8: 05): 92151:, 10:02:, 10:00
10:00:,11 03'

P. M.—-—12:03, 1105. 1:18x. 1: 28: 8&1
urday only, 2: on 2: 57. 3: 301:, 8: 501,
4:16:, 4:29, 5:00. 13:24:, 5:28. 0:01).
0:07.8100x. 822011, 0: 00):. 9:30.11:101
‘:11 30,11:331,12:00x.

Sundayc.

A. M.:———-12 00x, 0: 00:, 8:333, 3:50:

9 00. 10:02x, 1:1 001:.
l P u.:—-12 l0x. 1 011:. 2: 00:1. 11:44:
6:021:,ti:01, molx. 7:14x. 11:00:11 8.101
8:0911, 10:00:, 11:10, 11:33:.

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW

HAVEN.

A. M.»~»12:iux, 12:42, 1:101. 0:01.
7:23, 021:, 01401:. 10:23:. 11:11:
11:00::

P. M.--12:(l2, 1:20. 8:141. 4:88
5:12, 8:15x, 6:47, 7:10;. 2:09;. 8:191
9:301, 10:0911, 11:10.

Bundnyo.

A. him-lad”. 12:421. 1:111. 7:03
9140):, 10:19, litllx. '

P. M.w12:07x’. 21131:, 3:131. 42501
13:10:, 0:10, 1:101, 8:841. 91003.9:2811
10:01:, 11:01:.

W

IOU'rH NORWALK To DANIUHV
A. lip-1.110 41:13, I: 37. 10:0”.
pa M4M132n, 2:!“ “'53.. 5.!!!
6:20,» 7:201:..
‘* mm ,
A. limit): 01:, mm.
W him-3:10. 7:10
DANIURV 1‘0 MUTH Monwna
A. W100. mo. 0:10, 10:01:
um. '
1’. NPR“. am. am
it. Ila-Jim. mu
P. Milk 72.5 m
m m

 

 

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oiled,» eczema.» nit-'1‘ rhoum.» hitter. itch.

em n... is physically able to make!
the trip to the Min1 national encamu».
meat or the Grand Army of the Ro- _

chase advertising out...
‘ wfimw mung; mummy. Uum'

hiya. hemm,»5aclbie#fltlm'l Olav
montl‘ At any «innovator-n.1-

 

Catholic Union Council No 411 n.
at 0., will hold its regular meo'ting
this evening.

 

 

Why Not USe.

 

Light?

The piping can be conceale:
. or exposed.

Prices Reasonable
Bed ‘Workmanship
PromptAttention“

Drop a Postal and our. Rent.
sentative will call and
give estimate »

United Electric
Light 81Water . (in

 

 

 

 

 

8700K DP

RANGES

is the most complete in tho two

cities.
STAMFORD, MAGEE
YORK, PERFECT '
ACORN

Alto Repair: ior All Randal.

' Jones & Hotchkiss ,
Company

17 Wall St. Norwalk. 3

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Luvcu's

THE PLACE

 

SCHOOL TIME

is a good time
to test our

SCHOOL
suoas

 

‘ 7‘

"Boys? a‘iidGirls” ”
Q School. Shoes
. . 1* 3.3....

On Saturdays at 9 o ’cloch

 

quality, and prices for them

as

and l4 years,

white. and jasper :uul white.

good for women’s blouscs.
a yard.

Wash

1. 1 14:11:11 1 1
illrcc different grades.

Old Dew Bleach, mul ()lllifil'
0111‘ may tiiul mince.

ooviN HILL ON THREE WHEELS.
An Overland touring car owul‘d 0y
E. Lillie of Norwalk chose it had spot.
to try running on three wheels, Sutur»
(lily night. 'it was coming down the
hill, nt about i at. 111., wlu‘u. uiiliout
warning. one of the roar whorls rolled
013’.

Mr, Lillie, applied the brakes. whirl:
did not stop the progress oi 1h.x our at
once. As it run down the hill 11 ('11-
rccned on the left side, u fire of spuriu:
was omitted from the, friction of tho
axle with the ground. The wheel roll-
od 10 one uitle oi‘ the road. hlr. Lillie
regnrdvd it no fortunate that the our
dldu'i olurluru. it “.118 ulopned near
the bottom of the hill A dci‘cttlvu
copper pin won the cause of the wheel
leaving the axle No one was injur
ear—Stamford Advocate.

Misses Katie and Fannie Clark of
Norwdlk, are guealo of Mr. and Mrs.

 

 

«Andrew liittlo at their bungalow at

Wooster l-li‘lllll’tfi' llauhury.

 

Remnants of Linen, various quantities.

 
 
 
 

 
 

nomination-1357

The Store closes every day but Saturday at 5 o “clock

Some Coats for little Girls‘
at Clearance, because the Season iv Late

A» limited [number of little Coats for autmun school
wear, made of light colored suitiugs, herringbone stripes,
diagonals, and gray and white hairline stripes. Very good

have been $5.00, .‘).51) 111111

$7.50, new to he closed out lit

$1.25 and $2.50.

For ages. (1, 8 and to yours.

Coal and Suit Rooms.

Wash Dresses for Girls

Checked and Striped Ginghams, pink or blue with
white left from the 81116 a fmiuiglit ago for ngcs 8,11), 12

use and $1.25.

Second 1" loor.

Silk and Cotton Shirtings

One of this summer's dainticat of wash inliricu. Blue
and white. lilac and white. rose iiutl white,

bcigc and
A very silky wcavc isrog-

ular stripes designed for men's outing shirts, liili equally

Have been 25 and 2t) cts.

19¢ special.

Goods Section, Main Floor.

Still there, Specials in Lilli n

Luncheon Cloths, \vulo llcmstitclu'll horns, squares of
-2 yards. till linen

damask and two or

Reduction of 50 cts. on each.

Slightly niusswl.
Art Linen,

plain weaves :lt reductions.

Luirn Section.

 

HAVILAND BOY‘HAS CHANCE OF
RECOVERY_

 

There» 1.. 11 possible chance for life
for liitlu Thomas lluviluud the lil-
your—old son of Superior Court Clerk

\l'. ’1‘. liuvilund oi Ztti llroohluwu urc-
nun, Bridgeport, uccordlng to the dot:-
£1113, :11 St. Vincent‘s ltilr‘pilitl. Young

lluvilund was injurcd and sustained :1
irut'luro ol’ the skull when he mu into
the uutmm'hilo of Albert ll. l.f|llf;i‘ll“‘,t-
our :11. tin: l":lll‘ll(‘.l(l uwuuu viaduct.
Sunday morning. 'l‘lio. boy _\\'u:: Hill-Y»
hind on by llr_ ‘hurlos ii, Pork, it
Now York specialist, and :llihoufizh in!
has not rnrovurod consciousness slir'o
the operation, the doctors hollow: llivy
one u nlight change for the better in
his condition.

Michael liutchiord'or daughter licl-
on. at Norwalk, Mice Grace Iiroun, oi‘
Trenton, N, J., and Minn Mary Down-
ev, of Waterbury, tho 'lloen guests of
Mrs. John Kelley, oi Dunbury,

 

P 3 Work! f“ “ ml!“
No matter what pattern: on have
Palm-n and Wynn whim icon

 

$1 to $32

 

 

 

 

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