in mild to‘ ma “0111,2911?! Heron 1
{or some month; pilot in en nonunion '
1pm SW11” 111m mooted
111111 the remand.
moo hoe made in impossible for the
Whaler: to collect nil lured between
New Haven and Merideli and New
‘ no“. 11111! Bridgeport. am). the older ,
loss is between those points.
'Some time ago the road officials
aimed extra oonduotoro to travel 11-
tween New Haven and Merideu nd
New Haven 11111111de At Mart
den and at nrldgeport they would
leave 'tlieir’trulue and come back on
the next exprear. Even with this ar-
rungement they haven't been able to
keep up with ticket collecting.
1 The rgilroud has started on investi-
gation into the car repair department
here. it is fluid that no accounts have
been kept of supplies need to make
temporary ropolrrl at Cedar Hill and
that officials now are trying to find
out if all the material was actually
used in making repairs. An examlmu
tion into this department has been
"Iroing on at the Yellow building. thew
Nineflomloriebies, Blankets, and Flanutils
to welcome Jack Frost
Should any advance couriers arrive from the 11mm.
kingdom, and for a day or do there have been suggestions
of‘theni in the north wind, most: people want to in: l
reo‘tly.' Among the first things the family will reach for
are warmer bed coverings at night, not the heavier sorts
hr deep winter weather, lilll. the lighter weightn that are
not burdensome, and for these the most welcome an: the
Beacon Blankets and Jacquard Corniortables.
They are of pure cotton, but thick and wundcri’uiiv
soft, and so attractive in coloring and design that mic
.might be tempted to wake up curly in the morning ‘jnst
to admire the blankets, but not to hurry out from uncicr
them. The coloré are light and medium, plaids and fig-
nres in lmrnmnious C("lmblllllilllllfi of pole pinlc, blur, and
tan “iih gray and white, (lnrhcr blues, greys and browns,
Will (ill be in their 111-oven,
In tho land they taught end 11191! for. »
That the {11111111 might "be eoved
CRACKERS
Made from the fixed materials and
wholly baked, they come to you a
wiped clean—~in the main-'-
And of out great, grand army ‘mproo package. Eat them at
But few are left today. ‘ meal; and bdtwegn Givé them to
On many a battlefield,
‘l'ou remember my dear comrades,
0n eighteen ohm-one, .
Whtu 'we rallied around the good flag.
With music. sword and gun.
Left our homes undloved ones, .
‘ And proudly marched away,
We fins anything so utterly quick, 30
imaginative. No dittorenco new
fully your atomuoh iii disordered you
4 i not happy relief in live mum,
111,111,111: pleases you moot in that 'it
' monuments and regulates your stom-
ooh so you can eat your favorite foods
, Without tour
. , Most rouiodies give 3011 relief some-
’Jlmeawthoy are elow, but not sure.
. ‘iPupo'n Diuhopai'n" is quick, positive
dud puts your stomach in 11 healthy
condition so the winery won't come
illicit.
And by the “power of our arms,
They Were compelled to yield.
it cost dive hundred thousand lives
The victo to gain, .
You tool'diiteront us soon as "Papa's And their fines have crumbled into , . Haven, this week and are full size, 70 x 84 inches, for beds or couchop,
apepeln comes 111 Contact with the duel: i . - l 4 ' I' ‘ -W... $2. 50 each. .'
, stomach~dlstress just vanislle8-Y°WI In the fields where they were slain ‘ ’ EXAWN'NG PORTER CHARLTON Beacon Blankets for Both and Lounging Robes. :1
COMIC, 'ltaly, Sept. 12 —§Dr.. Solo,
port of whose duties consists of a
viait to the prisoners at the Como
.loil every two weeks, today examined
i'oi'ter Charlton; tho ydung American
whoreceutly was extradited from
the United States for trial by an ital-
lun court on the charge of murdering
his wife in 1910.
Dr. Sula sold it would be necessary
to make 11 further examination of the
prisoner before he could give u doli-
nlte opinion concerning his; condition.
otumuch gets sw oer, no guees, no
Mulching, n‘o eruciutions oi undigested And now, my dear comrades.
food. your head clears and you feel One mono bottle «wemunt fight;
fine. . We do not know when “will 001mb
. Go now, make the best investment Whether in the-day or night,
you over mode, by getting 11 large fltty- But. it we gain the victory,
, _ petitioners-of «Pope‘s Dinpopoin from , When the trumpet sounds at”:
‘ - “Y drug 9W“! Y0“ 161111211 in live We will find St. Peter waiting
minutes how needless it is to suitor At the golden gates ajar.
from indigestion, dyspepsia or anyi ‘
“O‘Neil disorder. ‘So let us clasp each othor'e hands.
‘ Look into each other's eyes,
For some of. us the sun will but
very interesting line ofnow patterns, including many that
. will he upprz'med hy 11111511111 no taste, uilh the requisite
cords and frogs to 111.111 l1 _
$2 50 each.
Crib 'BlanketS, llelinatc blues and pinks with while,
some with laminating nursery ligimnes 50, 75, 98111111 $1. ._5.
.1111): ding 1o 1 nudity, and some oi the motel ()llL‘S 1m. bound
with silk.
Aoeo‘ COUPLE AenHvxwreo,
MARTFOM), Sept.12—1—Potrl;:l1
Broderick and Bridget, his wife, aged
inmate-u or St hiary' a home in 1 ‘1151.
Hartford, were found dead in bed at
a late hour youterdoy fore-noon from
8&8 poisoning. Mrs. Broderick was
sick and hér husband nod been caring
for her. it is supposed that utter turn-
log off the gas he in some way struck
the rock turning it on again. They
leave 11 son; who in a member of the
Hartford police department
"RED MEN HAVE MUCH FUN.~
'Uncus Tribe, 1N0. all, two. R. M.,wus
largely represented at the New Ca‘
noon Chrnival last night, ‘end all who
went tell at the good time they enjoy-
ed. The parade was a tug feature or
the street fair, and there were iloate
representing the various merchants of
Itho town, and the various fraternal or-
ganizations. The local men want from
here in Barker’s large truck, leaving
the Wigwam at 7 o‘clock and it was 11
late hour when they'returned. A num
Flannels by the yard for housa robes
and sleeping garments.
Woolene, cotton nuisqnoroiling as wool. in Chocks and
“in”... .n— ,
1, 11'... 3" '_ BOUND OVER FOR BURGLARY.
HARTFORD. 66m. 11-“4Pllllllp Pl A four more times arise Charlton, however, “seems peril'vlny . - .. . y - ,- ,4 , - . 4~ . _ , . _, -. .
lanzio, a lad of seventeen years. wag Then when We CI‘OSS the fiver, ‘ber (“-1.116 Red Skins W91“. up in pn‘ ” ""“ ““""" "W -W(ill (”ill be 993.13 and sleeps regularly. Sli’lpLNI ”103th hid“ tllLkitv, l'UI lxllllUllUE an“ bl“ [)lllg
today, in police court, bound over to And meet on the other shore. vote automobiles. ADVERTISE N THE SENTINEL: I go\\11.~'.10 cts.‘
the Superior oourtuuder bonds or $500 We will hold a grand reunion “N ' r ' ' "“""""'"""' "'“W'” Eden Cloth one mid o lieu 1.1! the rhino plain, 10 and“ v
for burglary and their, on four counts.‘ And never part no more. .1, - - . . « . .,, ~ < ' » . . , 15 cts. '
l 7‘ WMIIJIII M#**+%l$l4+. .. '
- ‘ .azgwmfl --‘._-M-_.«-~- 000" ‘ ' ‘ " "“' " ' ' “"" """"' " Duckling Fleece and Me lion VeIOur, moderately
heavy, for snupws and klillliil(.l$, figured gruys, pinks,
rose. blur and luvomlvr, :5 ctS. ‘
”Nee.- n u ies Robeland Fleece, quite heavy and thick, warm
enough for ecvt‘i‘c cold wot-Miler, dark and light blue, gray
and brown, i‘cversihlo cloth with lciicd finish hoih Sirius,
20 cts. 111 i110 linsrmn'ni.
Kid Gloves. l6-l1utton length ‘
black an (1 white.
I FOR SATURDAY HOSIERY COME TO US
New Suede Bolts with large buckle. in Copenhagen bloc '
myal purple, bronn, green and other fashionable colors.
\ll 91/0 at ................... 50¢
HOSlERY. GARMENTS. FANCY GOODS.
, Ladiol‘ Here at 25c. Ladieo‘ Neckwear 25c and 50c. 'A recent~ i1nportnii1m, very good quality in this vcry
Ladiee' shirt was». at $1.00.
Messahne Sim“ Sashes. A Specialtv- 'I‘nllor‘nmde or Fancy. 4 useful length, made. by tho 'l‘rcl‘oussc people. $2.75 a pair,
Ev on the simplest little frock needs a sasl1.We are 5 dollar and cu" be“ 259 to “98' . . special.
rihom'iljg 21.111. dutiful assortment in all the popular colors, Sggifl’a'zwi 251:. Popular Mlddy Blouses 50a to All Silk Ribbom 156 and 19m. . - 1
hmshod With tnsscled CllilS. Real value $1.51), at $1.00 New Galore 25c. 32%
. ‘ ' Plain and Fancy Ribbon, large
Ribbons. Cad.“ Hone at 250” Ladies' House Drum $1.00 to varelty, 25c,
,ln :1 handmnu' variety of plain and fancy mlorings. 82-98-
Especially desirable for girdles or sashes. All very roas—
nnnhly priced:
item. item for Boys and Girls.
White Silk Gloves, 16 Buttons,
Ladiee' Silk Hm 25c, 500. $1.00. so mu.
Lani-13' Sweaters $1.00 to $5.00.
lilnck. VVlilii‘, (lolors. _
Sweaters. , ADlES’ SUMMER UNDER. Children's Sweater. $1 to $2.93. . Ladm' Kid Gloves. White and
'l‘hesc cool mornings and evenings reminds one of WEAR. , C°l°r‘- $190-
.. . . , . . - - S , , . - 10a 1025,; Muslin Underwear 25: to 31.00.
warmer apparel, We have a splendid line of wcottrs 111 Wide Kid gens, Populai' cal~
have sold Lililll
ll] 1.1 if if? 3711???? .mp1“ .70.}??? $1.98 1.. $8. 00 W” m m m “00' 0...... mm mm m' m We Over
fig: Corsets 50c to $3 ‘ ’ brossieres 25c to $1 . 7'31 S , Kt
The N. E. Ryan Co. . , , ,9. town
.7; . so WASHINGTON e'r. DleeEman and 80% :‘é ._ tOVeS
, :E in The Norwalks
Washington St. Telephooe‘446 South Norwalk 331: “There’s aReason”
’4
\‘s‘u‘x‘
Women's Hish- Class
Winter Apparel
Ii in ohuruoimiulic of tho Moltuuoh Stores to (lo tho unoirpeoiv
ml to .wt'oinpiluh whnl olhe '11 would not nthmwt. (loom unwilling
be mon- uhpmtuiln than this uttering. coming no it does. art the
11111111 111011112111 ulmh the demand for high-grade upuurol in meni-
“(any luv/yr a
.1\-1\:\:\ U4“\‘:fi\.. :¢\fi'\-\ .1 -
We give .399! Green Trading Stamps
W29
Ask the lady uho
owns one,
11111.1.Angevue n 81:11 Co
m...“ .M J... .M 4...... M... .
' Nil.
and when tho maximum prions could 11111-1in be rounded“!
livery downturn of luuhlon uh mid 111111111 1111 oiiori lo ho iu niiiuul
now how 1min) 111111 torum row 11nd shore in the wonderful v11
luuu nil'u'ml nod 11 hi: h we hi lil‘li 1114:.mtlmi ,
more om- of 11m thoiooot and most oxoluuivo lines in Tim '
'Norwalku. Prloms running tom 311. 98 up
1.1.1.1118 A largo nimompmn of ulyiuu Priced from $6.98 up.
NEW SPORT COATS iiiiii (lover women nhould ho quick to
. mrouulzu llio ndviauhllily or poruouuiug one of them swagger new
could. ‘6 98 up n.
moses w’l‘lieue moduli have boon cnrolullv collonted and
, moment the pink or the 111711111 filloWfl in the umrlmt and in the
moat 1'1 plliul' motoriuiu. Prinz-n from $4 98 MP.
wnmwwmm of the host monolith linen over uhown.
from 981: up.
M. Moltasch 81 Son : ‘
mo Wusihin ton Qtreet. heath Norwallr, Conn.
M 11 him, no Atlantic Street, Stunted. Benn.
l’rleou
' 11.17112“.
for “Wind
WW
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111$me 719$
momma.
GROGKIHWIH IL!“
ohm,“
amen
limo M011 live 8605
of the own
More Oven Sulfide.
Roving Heat Around it
11mm Ruben-QM!-
BABY CANT GET INTO Roller
Bearing Cool Pm! No bod to lift-ion “novel
the coal from pan to fire. Don’t buy without
learning why we mailman arched oven top,
two pm oven bottom and how all nix holes
are boiling hols.
um MI Ill, mmnwnm IN 1"": WM ',
1
.« tho W11 rum in died with the
“' “immune“
134-436 Washington St, South Nor'waik
u
1.4—... ..... w- . -..
couit oieur M1 the 11an or mum: :md
if the rumour 1. liudiny. wul'rmm. m'
the upoeinl luionnution of tho u: do
am
‘ uttornoy wnrruul'a. ill!) mil p.111 1 1
1 Thu Jul!“ 0mm" M the hul’m‘” may come up oi thiu Siliblmi
court will be united to home hunch ,4,
wax-rout» tor roilioud mun involved in Miss MILLEFlitl ‘lZUCCESS
the North Haven wreok \vhon tho 1' ii 111
Mine Will; miter, of .‘w 8 111,11
'Oriminli nltle of the iiupurior court no
oil: Hamlin! 11ml rationed seniorduy. ‘txfif'aw‘fi’ Nixitgnmzffiw -1
but ems Mia-any Ailing mun 1111 mm loom lien 21mm m 11ml no
net wt molt'od the uorouor'n linding nun; villi: Robert 1 the will
on the Incident. lie would not my be " i W: audio Bio
mm lino mm hmn Moe holder at .1
“W“ m m” ‘ 11.21 mm. am... Now rm on 31111
llillur to and: Min are MWWI: wum'
m the m we will to m the
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