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P 1! ‘ MONDAY1 SEPT; 8, i913
THE scorn Noawan EVENING summer. '
New Styles in Ladles’ ,
House Dresses
In Gingham and Percale at; -
$1.00. sizes iii to 46 inches.
Ladles’ Long KIMONos in
Flowered Crepe Cloth at
'51.00, all sizes. "
May Manton Panel-hum '
All Patterns
‘ E. K BAiuKS Block I: '
Mnhnokemo Ho
South Not-walk
”cornerstones:
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwallt and vicinity: Showers
this afternoon or tonight, followed by
generally iair Tuesday; somewhat
cooler; moderate west to northwest
winds. An extended area of high.
pressure, central this morning over
the Upper Mississippi Valley. is pro-
ducing pleasant weather with low
temperatures between the Rocky
Mountains and the liliesissippi river.
Warm, muggy, unsettled weather con-
-tin11es In the eastern portion of the
Lake region and along the North At-
lantic coast. Following places report-
ed heavy rainfall during the last 24
hours: Pensacola, Flap, 3.130 inches;
Pittsburg, Pa, 1.16 inches; Reading,
Pa, 1.64 inches; Atlantic City, N. J..
1.58 inches; Nantucket, Mans, 1.38
ditches. ‘
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
'1’I‘em1perature: Low. 66', high, 84.
Clear. ‘ ..
Go to Andrew Davey's for your
groceries.
William Tuttle, of Boyview avenue,
In making a tour of canada.
Tailored gowns and coats for an-
tumn wear at D. M, Road's.
Robert Gainer. and family have re-
tirnod from a. visit in Brooklyn.
1Mlss Anna 'Preusser and Blanche
Northrop, of Norwalk. have been'vislt-
ing in Hartford. ‘
Miss Marlon Hayes, of [Bolden aven-
ue, is home from a two months' stay
in Portsmouth, N. H.
Miss Sarah Bennett. of Georgetown.
has been visiting Miss Helen Hubs
bell, of West Main street.
‘Don‘t miss the lecture on the Under-
world by Jack Itose. in lpclm'ood’s
iiiull next Monday night,
——Mr. Rose has a wonderful story
to tell you how the underworld is
populated anh‘how to keep your boy'
and girl out of It. Don‘t miss itL Tues-
day night at 8 o'clock.
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l’resldont Elliott. of the New Haven
system. says that the small amount 01'
steel passenger equipment on the line
will soon be augmented by 211 cars or
that type, which are at present under
construction. According to the con-
tract rustic with tho Pullman company
some limo ago that company agrees to
replace all of the parlor, sleeping and
observation cars with steel curs.
NOTICEI NOTICE”
If you are 11. 1111111111er to The fien-
tlnol bring or «end In 350 and got
three at the most popular magazines.
Hearst‘s n, Fashionable Woman
I! you are not a subscriber ponder
bring $160 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be neat you tor three
months by mail. I! you prefer to have
u newdboy deliver your paper road us
are for mag-zines and no! the boy tile
a wool: for The Sentinel. The um
nines cool with old tho current out»;
lento oi ow Interact and. with piano
ovary mambo:- of tho radii
Red Cross
FOOT
BALLS
MAT...”
WM. P. BEERS ,
‘ Stationery Stores
6 South Main Street,
. South Norwalk
49 Wall Street Norwalk.
WE LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW
10 Birthday Cards‘
New line. Its worth your \1hlle to
look these over.
.100 Linen Writing
Paper
The best that can be had for the
money.
DONNELLY’S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE
16 scum MAIN STREET.
vlcrnoLAs KODAKS
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmor.
Office and Residence
. Telephone 904.
34 89,, Main 8!. 8n. Norwnik. ,
Follow the Crowd—
ROTON POINT
DANCING
Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday 1;
Afternoons.
SixPieces of Music
Smith
Cleanser and
. Dyer
24 Narth Mlin 8i...
South Norwalk.
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Hurry Miller. oi“ Intonurd street, has
an attack of plourlsy.
and
The Metropolitan, for three months.‘
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if you are in hood of full hour rover-
lug road Diem-noun 11 udv
Rampart Society of Norwalk. No.
634 will hold Its regular meeting this
evening.
tl‘lio next holiday will come October
lzwonnlvcrsary of Christopher (30'
Iumbus’ advent into this vale of
tears.
Charles 1‘ Peach. formerly of Nor»
. Q‘OCL ; ‘
.;~C.C' .
Our Line of Furniture
for the Parlor, l Ivlng Room, Dining Room, licd I100!“ l.ibr:11v,l)en
or Kitchen offers you an opportunity to make an one) selection of
amihing you might need In the way
fuxnishins Floor Covering or llraueiles for the home “at prl1es that
you should not fail to take 11d11111111pje of.
No matter what liome I1uinishlngs ,1011 need you only ‘l1"11e to
come hue to be convinced that this is the place to buy.
The A. .I. COLLINS COMPANY
" and his friends.
‘ Mr. Lubouchcrc I11 lull).
. lived a briuuud.
Plouont Sort of Pooplp That Moroly
Robbed Travelers.
"I was once foi some weeks at a
J sugar plantation near 11 small provin- ,
cIuI town in Murillo,” “'1qu the late
“In the town
[10 was highly cs-
teemed by his neighbors, and I passed
many a pleasant evening with‘ hlni and
‘ his family. Ills daughter was a ‘benu-
ty,’ and this estimable parent was
amassing 11 little fortune for her.
"Ills habit 1111.11 to iltie at night to
, the roin‘l between Moxito and Vera
Cruz \1ilh tun 01 lines assoc titles and
to levy conilibutious on the diligence.
, When I left. the ,towu'l wanted to
strike this road. and livent with him
We vouched it at
about 1.1 in the morning. Having pllr~
‘ ; tulicn oi' cliocoluto,»thu briguuds post-
ot’ I1‘11rnituie Bedding llouse-
Highland Lehigh Coal
In all sizes for family use.
We purchased this coal at a fancy price
In order to have the best for our customers.
RAYMOND
BROTHERS
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Wessecswmumsswww
Optician
O. B. Jackson
Everything' in the Optical Line
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
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Catalogues or demonstrations
OSCAR H
GARAGE. RIVER STREET.
Peaches
GREEN LIMA BEANS, PER QUART . . . ..
I’EACIIES, PER liASK ET . . . .
’I‘Cihi.1\'l‘(')li§, PER BASKET . .
SWEETI‘ l’O'l‘A’l‘OES, I’ER QUART .
Egg Plant, Apples, Crab Apples,
Pears.
Eyes Examined Free
MhWMMM-i-Mewm
“The Moyer See of the Moyer Car,
The Moycr Want to Own One”
Four and Six Cylinder Medelo in stock.
a Basket.
«senescence»
on request.
Automobiles to rent by the hour, day or week.
BANKS
NORWALK. CONN.
.95c
.-.. 5d:
................. 75¢, $1.00
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.......... .. 25¢
....... ...........5¢
Musk Moloas, Bartlett-
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 North Moln 8t.
Phono 14!.
‘ off.
' bowed to them.
. In their peculiar way that. they wished
‘Mrs. Charles Hodges. Misses Sarah A.
Advertise Your Wants in the
Sentinel. It Brings Results
'l‘ho caucus of the People's
will be held this evening at 8 o'clock.
In the City iiall, North Main street.
party
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Oblmrnctio lo the definition of tho
cause of tho dlueuo and the art oi
lulu-tins the some. Disease to cum
ed by n wrench, twist or sprain in
the book. Even i! done In childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pulp in
later life in tho diitcront organs and
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Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mills. Mr. and
and Florence Mills. have returned
from 11 visit to Pittsllold.
walk. who was nominated by the so-
cialists of Waterbury recently for
mayor or thlt city. withdrew loot cron-
tu 1mm the ticket. M in no.
nomtioo to round toili- Milli!
”Willowsoodilhlolomrol
Mrs. mania Byln'gton and Mr. and “my”,
Mn. Cyrus Ramon. of Norwalk, were Chiroprlotorl more the cam 01
among those In attention“ At the 1111- ”WI! sod W“: health 1' MW“
”mouthing the horn on
union or tho rm Militant. Connoot- film W m" m“ 1mm.-
loot Volunteers. ‘t “VIII 300k. loot “v“ .m ”“11“”; .1” WV.
nook. otiho mo. You will hover ro
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- ed themselves behind some rocks. and
‘ limited on.
Soon the diligence was
seen uppi'miching. The bi'itrands (unorg-
ed, the couchmun stopped, the passen—
gers Were requested to descend and
1‘ were politely oust-d at their money. ‘
“The passengers then took their
plat-cs untilu In the coach, and It drove
while the bi'lgrunds coui'leously
So honest Were they
me to take my share I11 the spoil, but
this, of course, my standard of moral-
ity being dili‘orent from theirs, I do-
cllned, and I wished thcm noodby.
“Riding on to I‘oncln l dined at a
table il'hote Ilmt evening with the dc-
spolled travelers and was greatly
amused to hear them recount the val-
orous manner in which they had do~
fended themselves and how they at
lust bud ti)1SIli.‘(‘IlIllIl to numbers."
QUEER BURIAL SERVICE.
How Adsman Islanders Protect Their
Dead From Evil Spirits,
Strunlrc is the burial service among ‘
the ildunmu islanders. It is tho 1111s.
tom of the Islanders to drop the bodies.
of their parents Into the sea at the end
of ropes and leave them there until
nothing remains but the bonus, which
they then gather and hang from the ‘
roofs of their huts.
it is :1 common custom for 11 relative
to sit. by the hour and watch the bones
of some relative. This is the way they
have of showing their love and respect.
The. bodies 111'e treated in this fush~
Ion so that the evil spirits cannot tense
and pinch them. All that Is left are
the dried bones. and these are placed
high so that It the evil spirits wander
into the huts they will have a hard
time to find them. If a bone is carried
away it means some bad spirit has
seized it, and this means that some .
terrible calamity will befall the fam-
Ilv
In tho Kiitnngn district of central
Africa when a chief and his wife dies
there is great feasting and celebrating.
Some of these festivals last three or
four dogs.
because they are going to rule over
a higher sphere their
friends do not depart until they leave
one or more chairs and a supply of ;
clothes. This is done because the souls
are expected to come out. and wander
about their graves—Chicago Tribune.
Wit-Io aim-kl.
While whales are the largest of ma—
rlno animals, yet certain fish grow to
almost as gigantic size. The largest
of true fishes are found among the
sharks and the largest of these for‘
mldable fishes are the whale sharks.
These huge flsh occur In the waters of
India. Japan. South America, Panama,
California and the West Indies. The
nose is very broad and blunt and the
mouth. although very wide, in armed
only with minute teeth. It is a dark
colored creature, marked with small.
whitish spots and Is perfectly harmless
to man. feeding exclusively on small
fish. It's huge bulk makes It dun-
gerous when wounded. This great fish
reaches a maximum length of seventy
feet.
Whiio Robod Blacksmiths.
Extraordinary precautions are taken
by the Korean blacksmith before he
attempts to shoe any Korean horse
which is noted for its bad temper and
likely to nourish Its heels If not se-
curely tied up first. Flight of one of
the small poiileu trusscd up to the
heavy timber fruniuwork ls ludicrous.
however. and I11 11 way may be termed
“horshoelng on the safety plan." While
costumes would look out of place for 11
blncksinlth'n use almost anywhere else.
but In Korea 11ll,men wcnr white gur-
monts. Young men also wear tin-Ir
hulr screwy up in hard knots on the
top or their bonds to 11 sign they are
married
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Morrison In Burma.
A curious Idea among the Burmese In
that. people born on the name any of
the week must not marry and that if
they defy the l'nlnn their union will be
marked by much ill luck. To prevent
these disastrous marriages every girl
curries 11 record of her birthday In her
nnino. such day or the week having: a
letter belonging to It. and all children
tire called by a name which begins
with that letter.
’“‘ Gilli Worried.
“it used to worry me when the bar-
Iwr Informed me that my hair will; set-
ting a little thin on top." ,
“But you got used to it. oh 7"
“No. Now it worries me because he
doesn't mention it. i must be cutting
old."-i'hlindelphln Prom.
Just tho Contrary.
"People in very cold climates need I
“or: dint "
limo. they don'ii'thqdnm to intro
WMM’HMWO“ ,
Afler the bodies are laid ‘
to rent with dancing and rejoicingl
relatives and 1
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ammonium-mmmoorvrn W3
WQMO (11‘101‘10WOWW
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$1. 50 White Lingerie Waist
OFF ON ALL SUMMER DRESSES
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6%
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for $1.25 a cylinder.
Agency for Stoulcy and itam
HANFORD
GARAGE
‘ liave your cylinders. cleaned by the oxygen decarhonizor.
the work as well as you could do it by taking down the motor.
used by all the leading manufacturers of automobiles.
Storage, Supplies. Renting and Repairing.
We the several bargains in second-hand cars.
It. does
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MR. DIBBLE RETURNS.
J. Irving Dibble, oi liayview ave-
1111s, arrllcd home from a tour necks'
trip to the west coast on Saturday.
The party tra1eled by special train
and traversed 9000 miles. The re
,turn was made through the Canadian
Rockies. whith Mr Dibble explains
are far more massive and wonderful
ithan are our own Rockies The party
fvislted Los Angeles, San Francisco
Seattle and went as far north as \an—
couver, Ii. C.
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iBROKEN DOWN TREE CLUB BAKE.
The BrokeniDown-Tree-Club. 01'
South Norwalk. gave the second clam-
bake of the season, in Burchard‘s
woods yesterday. ,Tho ball game be-
tween the married and single. men
was most exciting. and was played in
two sections. double-header type.
The cats were fine and the rain did
,not spoil the fun of the boys, who
sought shelter and resumed their good
time alter the shower.
RELIEF FOR FIRE BUFFERERS.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark” Sept. 7.——~
Governor George 113. H111 es‘ aflnouno
ed be had been authorized by the 1
tlonsl Red Cross Society to draw on
that organization for $1.000 for the
beneilt or the tire suderors at Ilot
Springs
'At a mass meeting here yesterday
313110 was subscribed and plans wore,
made to cuiiiuss the city for addition
nl funds.
OKLAHOMA DROUGHT BROKEN.
OKLAHOMA Cl l'l‘Y Ohio. t-lept. 8. m
wfi
Go To ‘1’
Andrew Davey
90 WASHINGTON ST.
For Your
Groceries.
He Gives Better Value.
PHONE 410.
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DO YOU WEAR GLASSES? ‘
If so are you satisfied that they
have been fitted to your eyes In a
correct and proper manner? Have
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? It
they haven't or you need glasses.
consult me at once.
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
OPTICIAN.
Room 6, Koeier Building,
No. 155 Washington at.
Opposite Hoyt'o Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Frlday
Evonlngn. 6: 30 to 9.
N. V. address-427 Bth A119,, 9 to
4 p. m. daily.
tomato.»
Two tenths of an inch of lilIII fell In?
ilklnhoma City and immediate v1ltln- ,
Ity late yesterday. ending a drought oil
nearly sixty days and causing a drop
of 26 iloltrrcu in tho tonninrnture. The,
brought in still unbroken in some sec-
tions of the state, however.
TOKENEKE WATER SPORTS.
'I‘hc twice postponed water sports
oi the 'l‘oltonoliu Club have been ar-
ranged to be held as follows: For the
women and children. today at i
o'clock; for the gentleman, iiuturdsy.
September leth. at 8 o‘clock.
The schools In Norwnlk opened this
morning for winter work. The child-
run all report that. they had a line
summer vacation and were glad to
tulle up their duties in school again.
on.
STOCK OI'
RANGES
is the most complete in the two
cities.
STAMFORD. MAGEE
YORK. PERFECT
ACORN ‘
Moo Room-o tor All Flannel.
Jones & Hotchkiss
Company
17 Wall St. Nomlk.
New dull styles in full suite will he
found at the Boston Store,
Colo of fruit jars at Beckmann’s.
"Did‘you erer see a man lump a
mining claim?" asked a'l‘endertoot
Tim. “You.” replied Rattlesnake
‘Pm: "lumping a claim isn't any-
am; much We soon a man swab
as o nilnin: prmyoctus.”-Wush1
Mark and Marjorie Condoo. all M
view nouns. are visiting their photo
in Waterbury.
Norwalk Chronicler