wiMrI.
.Tokoneke, will leave on Wednesday to
.' with
I Guild will meet
I BURGLARlES
Mo very common In and wound this
chilIi. Would it not be well to cull
up on the phone and protect your
Inn and valuables against thus dam
by placing a Burglary policy
will: us lulu lot nil reinihurue you tor
an Inn. 7 Telephone "1230.
lid
TAYLOR. & GO! Chill
"-89 Wuhlnuton Street
South Norwulk, Conn
LII kinda M insurance
Public Eltonograpuer.
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Loon.
mi
Mrs. Winfield O'Neil and Mrs. Vol-
7endorf, of New Canaan, are visiting
I‘wlth their uncle. in South Norwulk.
Chnpier ol’ 'i‘rinlty
Tuesday ulternoon at
3:30 o'clock with Miss :Scudder, West
I’The Visiting
' street.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph W. llroyifuas,
of Gibson Court, have returned home
after a pleasant week spent in Albany
and Troy, N. Y.
Miss IE
and Mrs. Minor 1). Randall,
enter Smith's college.
Elliott Farr and her daughter,
spent Saturday
of- Burtio
{ Mrs.
Bertha, of N01'\I“ltlli,
Mrs. Mobil Tucker,
77. avenue, New Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs. .1, B. Horton and Mr.
and Mrs. lice (loriIuIII motored to
New Britain and spent the week-end
with Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Norrie.
Robelt Siloock, of 22 High street
who 1qu been ueIercly ill for some
time. in Inpldiy improving, much to
the pleasure of his many friends
Miss Katherine Hobblns, of West-
‘ port, employed in the Boston 'Store, at
' .zNorwalk. is enjoying her annual two
weeks' vocation and has gone to the
Catskill Mountains.
Miss Mattie Gray. of Elizabeth
.ntzeot, has duly recovered irom her
‘ ed visit here.
recent illness and operation for all-
pendicitin and in back at her duties in
the 5 and 10 cent store.
Mrs. Willie H. Sellock, of Norwalk,
will leave on Wednesday forher
home in Omaha. Neb., after an extend-
‘Mrs. Denny linll will
I accompany Mrs. Selleck. to visit for n
. pausenuer our.
mouth in Omaha.
Willinm Lnl’ine. of 70 Rose stret,
has received from 0. H. Banks, of
lNorwnlk, n 1914 model Moyer. noven
it is a new automobile
I ‘ for this city, being the first one ro-
' Ir.
ceivod here and Ivan seen youturduy
upon the utreots for the first time.»
lDanbury News.
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A meeting of the ‘South Norwulk
Fire iilemn‘tnlont will be held ut Cull-
tI'ul lo‘iro IStnlion, on this evening,
September 15th, at it o'clock uhnrp.
for the pnrpono oi“ nomlnuting u bonrd
of engineers. This in it very impor-
tant meeting {Ind all memheru are cur-
nontly roqu-utod to be present.
lluiilmz in unoln rnlhnr 01111, in UN“
Orange diulrirt. The full ordrrn liliI‘f‘
been filled nnd the uhopu are now
uniting the l'i‘l‘lllll,H of the ultioumtlll'n
ol'l’orlu to not winter nrdt-rn. While the
nnlumn lrnde won the hunt in Hovernl
yuuru, thorn in nothing on yet to Will»
(Into whui this winter HIiliiitlil will
bring.
imfltfltllllu populnr illiulil uml if the pop.
ninrity mnlillillllm tho ()rnuuu Vuliuy
huttom mpw'l. to one old time prow
purity hark IIIIIIIII.~«-Rework Nowu.
An order hum-d from tho ofllm- ol’
the ndJotnnl. uouornl. youihrdny, nnI
nounevn lhnt lenve hi“ nhumwu from
fiflvlmlllwi‘ 15 to Ni‘ivomber l, 1013.
with pvmhlhulun to leave lite ‘ilililoil
mules, in erupted in (inhinln Mlchuol
(Menu of the Flrut regiment. C.
N. (l. ’
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NOTIGEI NOTICE” ~
if you are a subscriber to The Sen-
tinel luring or fiend in 350 and got
three of the moat popular magazines,
Hearst's, Fashionable Woman and
The Metropolitan, for three months.
if you are not a. oubnoriber loud or
bring 31.60 and The Sentinel lino
mango will be sent you for three
months «:3: mail. it you prefer to have
I manor deliver your paler and on
no {or magazine: and my motor in
moot {or The nominal. no. III-“our
mwiuollmmwr
llznbeth 'Randall, daughter of;
of’
, Bridgeport:
it il-l mild that the fur full. in W " '
STANDARD
lW
'Iy‘l. fl"
(cumin)
(£3708 000$ ‘
ow “it
RY
human
In oz
The regular meeting of the Norwnlk
{City Council, will he held this even-
lug.
Miss liilliun Selleck, oi Straii’ord,
Spent Saturday in Norvlalk with
friends.
Our Brothers' Lodge, No, 10, l. 0, 0.
F, will hold its regular Inleeiing this
evening
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wright, , ol’
Bridgeport, spent yesterday with-local
relutiven.
~~-——- ‘ run
William A. Mi‘l’hernon, of the Tri-
umph Voting Muchine Company of
Piiisfleld, Mann, spent Saturday and
Sunday at his hmne in town.
Mr. and hire. Henry 70. Froeb nod
son, Edward (:..Froeb, of Lowe street.
who have been spending novernl days
in Atlantic City, New Jersey, are ex
ported home tomorrow,
try (‘lulI enjoyed the last dance of the
season at the club last Suiurdny evI
cning. There will be subscription
dances held there frequently all win-
ter.
There was no race at the Norwalk
Yacht. Club on Saturday nitornoon, as
there was too much“ wind {or the ves-
sels. The race may be soiled next
Saturday afternoon, providing condi-
tions are good. '
Documents as follows have been
filed in the ofiire of tho state some
tary: Articles of incorporation. of the
Moon Soles company, iniorporuted. oi
increase of cnpiiul stock
of the Connecticut. Fruit. company of
Anhonln from 80.000 to $10,000,
Arthur 1). Wright of Greenwich
hon filed a petition in bankruptcy in
the United States district court. Mr.
Wright was engaged in the poultry
business at Cos (301) and schedules his
liabilities on unknown {Ind Mu assets
on nothing except his clothes.
1
s the acme of purity itself.
ouoness mid reasonable price have made it
‘iEST in New anlund.
3 comic sold' In the past two years
A Say "Gold Medal” To Your Dealer Today.
Dillon & Douglass
New Haven .
Providence W Springfield .7. Worse-m
The Nutmeg ‘Club, will hold its reg-
Money-Back Guarantee -
We know so much about this butter
. I two have authorized your grocer to re-
rn your money if each and every pound
a buy 19 not absolutely satisfactory.
BUTTER
its protected delic-
Fourteen Million
Hartford
. IO
1
i
na-
ulur meeting tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Thomas J. West, Jr.. of New
Hampshire, is visiting relatives hero
Our Sisters' Lodge, No. 55,1. 0.
R, will hold its regular meeting Wed-
nesday evening.
The regular meeting of the Norwnllil“l|ll'll UlloI was zucepled
O. 19., will be held. W
Amie No. 588, 1".
\I’edneedny evening.
Concord Division, No. 2, Sons
Temperance, will hold
meeting, this evening.
Ponussus Council No.1268,
ing tomorrow evening
Weloome (Strangel Lodge No 364,
Sons of ISt George will hold its reguI
lar meeting tomorrow evening,
of:
its regular ; tion Counsel Kleiner having given the:
\proi’essionnl opinion that women willi
Gill ill}, illli DAMAGES
, “New Haven” Pays For the DI
Physician Lost in Stam-
iord Wreck '
The New York, New Haven & Hart-
l'ord ilaiiroud Jompnny hue settled
with the estate of Dr. Harmon G.
lilo physician, who died from injurien
received in the wreck at Stamford in
the curly summer. The limit of I11-
ability in thin state in fixed by low at
$10,001), and more thun that cannot be.
collected for the life
whatever hie wealth or station.
in Settling with the liowe estate,
counsel in) the Inihoud (.ompanv com-
noted that to roller-t the $10 000 ll
ability, the estutc would spend III lens-2t
$500 for lawyers and court fees, and:
made an offer of $0,500 in settlement
which, utter some 1.,imo was accepted.
Dr Howe was buried at Jericho,
VI. and the two (an; II lili‘h conveyed
.the funeral party to that more with
the ruilrond iarou, came to about $2.“.
This mutter, and that of the other
funeral expenses were brought to the
finitenlion of the rnllrond reunion). and
l‘llflt’l some correspondence, the (Ion
lpnny offeIeu to pay $600 additional,
I’
TEACHERS NOT TO GET OPINION
or ATTORNEY GENERAL.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. III-«Corpora-
inot have the right to vote on the pro-
Royal ‘ posed tenure of ofilce amendment to
. the oil ‘1 . I '
Arinnum, will hold its regular Ineet- Y t Inrter one .\ew Hallo!) w-o cull Hall today. at the opening of the
inlan much interested in the matter
;wrote to AttOIney-Genernl John H
Light asking for his opinion as to
whether or not women may lawfully
§vote on this quentlon
' Judge Light said today that no
Mr and Mrs Joseph W Gorhnm of would not give an opinion on this
trip to Long lslund yesterday.
The regular meeting of the Nor-walk
Iron *Monlders' Unlén, Local No, 209.
will he held tomorrow "evening.
omcer John H. Toothlll,
Ambroses _Cnrpeni.er, of East \‘or-
walk,
supply store in West
street. .
PROF, VEMBERY DEAD.
IllUlDAPES'l‘, Hungary. Sept.
Prof.
of the nine
the I'm-lone idioms.
e...“- ‘Mww.
Nice and Lead Avg. 5 to
8 lbll.
131/2 (ills lb.
Smoked Shoulders Bacon
Extra Fine
Quality
23Gb lb.
Tel 871
STORE ClLOSED ALL
EastIndiaTea Co
125 Washington Street
DAY LABOR DAY.
of 190110.“
N-orwnlk, enjoyed his annual vacation
last week, resuming his duties today.
is assisting in Gehebo‘u house
Washington
15r—
Armenluu Vembery, one of the?
boot knowIi‘trnvelors and Orientallsta‘
eenth century. died here
today in his 82d year. When a young
man he traveled throughout Central
Asia. in the disguise of a Devilish. and
on his return he was appointed Pro-
fessor of Oriental Languages at Pent
University. owing to his knowledge of
The members of the Norunlk (.oun West street. enjovod on automobile Mums“ it being purely a local matter
land the duty of the corporntion coun
381 to give legal advice.
MUSEMENTS
Follow the crowd. They’re bound for
Hoyt’s
The
l
’nluce of Superb Vaudeville.
2
initial appearance here of I'nudcvllle's
newest and cleverest musical tan-
loid. The clever musical comedy
stars.
HERBERT AVELUNG AND FRED
LLOYD AND THE (10) TEN HAP-
PY COLLEGIAN8 (10).
in a merry mixture of songs. dances
and merrimeut.
The prominent Ethiopian larceura.
BAILEY AND HENDERSON.
Offering original dance, song
comedy creations.
and
W
Extra Added Future.
The Distinguished Players, ~
JAMES LOLAN a IDA LENHARR
and their company in “The L”! LIP."
II force with fun and thrills.
W
The Wonder Wirlnt,
JAMES BIRNEB.
lluro liovll lloluou in 'Miii’llil‘.
For Fun ()ulv.
BULLEN a BROWN.
Mnolrnl Comedy t‘ul- ~upa,
.W ,...W«...,.ww
Follow the Crowd
We have sold over
1,000
Stewart
Stoves
in The Norwalks
“There’s a Reason"
Ask . the lady who
owné one.
ROTON POINT
DANCING
Pavilion
Dancing livery Night Ind autumn
Afternoon:
Six Piecesof Music
Paper
on
FAINTINO AND DWATING.
1% I
iiillllilll llillllil’i
‘l-lowe, paying $10,000 for the lilo oi"
of any Inninl
U“ a!“
. V ‘7‘! r
\‘\‘\‘K=\‘H‘w
“MW-n.
MINTZS
lllllGlJl I37 Bfliiill
ligCIoss, Fovarish, Constipation,
Give California Syrup of
F I g s ‘ I
A luxntlvo today olives. a sink child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels, which become clogged up with
wunte, livcr gets sluggish; stomach
sour.
Look at the tongue, mother! it cant
New F all Sweaters
We are selling a fine line of All Wool Sweniera in the
f-, 'r-; uri-I; a; arrr‘an"; at; A
“\“.“.‘ vn ~,‘ ‘3. \. \‘\_- \j‘x“.
latest, colors and styles for children, misses. boys and women.
:5:
ed, or your child is listless, cross. lev- , ~ !‘
erish. breath :bnd, relations, doeuu't out PRICES f ' 59 t $6 00 [I
lllOfll‘llly’ fun of cold or has sore throat rom c 0 ' ii
or any other children's ailment, give I}
a teaspoonful 01' "California ISyrup oi "
Figs," then don't wmry, because it is
perfectly harmless and in ll lou hours
,nil this constipation poison, sour bile
and fermenting waste l‘llll gently
move out of the bowels, und you have
in well, playful child again. A thorough
l"inuide cleansing" is oftimes all that
is necessary. it should he the first
’trentmcnt given in any sickness.
l Illeware of counterfeit iig sir.ups
.‘Ask your dlugglst for a oil-cent bottle
of "Calilornla Syrup of Figs" which
illag full directions for babies, children
lot all ages and for grownups plainly
iprinted on the bottle. Look carefully
and see that it is made by the “Cal-
il‘ornln Fig Syrup Company." Don‘t be
ifooledl
l
Weamaaamaaeaaeu , V
'A High-Grade Motor
Truck“.t Popular Price -
Call and see on ideal one ton motor truck. Three things you
must demand of any truck that you buy. Because the Jeffery motor
tnuck meets these requirements we believe it is the greatest value
on, the market today.
First It sells for $300 less than its nearest competltbr in qual-
ity and capacity.
Second. It is built by The Thomas B. Jeffery Company, a con-
cern with unlimited (epital and a. reputation which has never been
impaired.
Third. It is backer by a service organization extending from
coast to coast, which places within reach of every owner a service
which has not yet been equalled in the motor truck field.
The Jeffery products have been known for years as cars of long
lasting qualities
This car ‘can be seen at W. A. Hnnfords garage. Demonstrhtlon
can be arranged by calling or by telephone.
W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
Ben Hur Floor 750 bag
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ELECTRICAL WORKERS CONVEN-
TION.
BOSTON, ISopt. 15.——Three hundred
and titty delegates from all parts of
the United States, Canada and the
Panama Canal one, assembled in Fan-
bl-enninl convention of the internu-
' tlonul Brotherhood 01’ Electrical Work-
are The convention will continue two
w.eekc
i 'For the first time in the history of
the Brotherhood, women were eluted
as delegates on the floor. Only re
cently have women been admitted to
line union.
Mayor Fitzgerald wolcohed the do]
egates on behalf of the city. Local‘"""“"“""~
and notional labor men of prominence
also spoke. Much importance is at-
tnched to several questions‘ which I'vere
scheduled to committee before the
convention. among them that of the
defense fund [or use in time of strikes GREEN LIMA BEANS, PER QUART. ..... . ..... . . 5t
as well as legislation for the better
protection '0! women electrical work- SWEET POTATOES, PER QUART ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5¢
"8' Egg Plant, Apples, Crab Apples, Musk Melons, Bartlett
Pears.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 North Main 8!. Phone 148.
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AUTO HEARINGS. 7
Auto hearings as follows will be
conducted by Secretary of 'State Al-
bert Phillips, at the capitol, Tuesday
afternoon:
John Gills, Waterbury, struck and
injured George Clark, death resulting.
August 20.
F. B. Buckley, Mystic. struck and .
injured Herbert Von Winckle, denth . .
resulting. September 3.
William Brooks, Bridgeport.
victed of reckless driving.
Eugene IHnsaoll, Greens Farms, con-
victed of reckless driving.
Swnka Assad. 0! New Haven, con-
viotcd of reckless driving, _
7 Luke Richmond. West Cornwall.
convivial] of reckless driving while in-
toxlcated.
COH'
HERE are Several Ways
to Buy Lumber '
No one dealer always offers everything at lowest price——
nnd it price alone was the guide. buying would be easy to all»
of Milo
Many of us have reason to know that the character and
reputation of the seller are of equal or more importance than
the price, so select with great care the firm who is at the other
, end of the deal.
. Select The Hatch: & llnlley Co.-ior their many years of
" fair dealing prove their integrity and there in the satisfac-
tion of honoring that quality and price are sure to be right.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
. COUTH NORWALK. OONN.
Why Not Use
Gas
‘
LIGHT?
The piping can be concealed
or exposed.
[Slices Reasonable "
Boot Workmanship
PromptAttention
Drop a Postal and our Rep“
’ soniative will call and
m Mm Sentinel. It Brings Results
United Electric 7 I ’ 2
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