lure Hume-_. ; ,.
made Candy! ;
m p“ .
nuvut’m smou-
rumours.
‘ mum run to: cunts
‘ ‘THIIIGT OF MIW'“
PRODUCT.
F. A. LANE
fl ‘Wuhlnptou lire-l.
tooth mmlk
«QM fl Mfg-minute ”In .I
m u ouc-uon?o®o;.”0 ”'-
* M “I m kill-Wm. N! M
m. niMucb‘i-uum M '3:
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“snow
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
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(Mrs. 'l‘. W. ‘Hennossey, who has becnl Cockonoc Tribe, No. 32, I. O. R. M..
ill with typhoid, is now improving at; will hold its regular meeting this ev-
hor home in Fair street. lening. .
Mr. and «Mrs. Henry S. Lockwood, Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. R..
Miss Hazel Lockwood. of Elmwood' will hold its regular meeting this ev
avenue, and Mrs. Amos W. Morgan. oi ening.
Norwalk. have returned from a. stay at?
Lake Placid, N. Y. i
Old Well Commanders: No 956, U.
w |.0 G Cf. will hold its regular meeting
Those women who seek to reflectgtms (waning
their personality in the newest and.
most exclusive styles will take advan 1 Anthony Carbone, (it the firm of Mo
tags 0f the dismay of new fall mer- relli a Csrbone, is suflering from u
chpndise at the N. E. Ryan CO. 6 store. sprained ankle. caused by a {all
The rinochle sharps of South Nor— Rev. Lincoln n. Cnswell. pastor at
walk Lodge. No 709 Benevolent and1tho Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Protective Order of Elks, will hold a: Church has returned from a few duys
tournament this evening at the home‘ v13“ in New York
in South Main street. nnd a large num-
ber of members are expected to par:
ticipnte.
ed. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. T. P Collins, who were
Several prizes will be aword- lculled to Home. N Y. by 31mm” 111.
”5”“ ""- ' ness of “Mrs. Collins? inother, nine to
. turned to their home in Quintsrd nve-
A [rl'l‘im ni’ ardent fishermen armed line.
with the proper poles and. halt, left; n.
this week for a three days’ fishing trip!
to Bantam Lake, in two automobiles her home in South Norwnlk
owned and driven by Charles 31‘. Din» spending the past few days with her
mend, and Harry it. Jackson. Other brother, .l. ll.
members of the party were LeGrnnd nuc, Port Chester.
Raymond, John H. Manning, Hiram
Davis llcwwrd Montgomery, E. F.
Smith and Edward Webb.
W
ul’icr
F. s. LYON’
” J ch Printing.
lArrangements will he made for
fair to be held the week
Saturday, September 27.
Federation of Women's Clubs was
held in New Jluven yesterday at the
Y. M (‘. A. building. Plans were made,
for the work of the coming sense it.
Mrs. Frances Sheldon ilolton, the!
president, presided.
9581' PAPER. "
BEST WORK, Polite ()liloor Jarvis Murray and
BEST "“358. his brother. Thomas Murruy left yes
ierduy morning for a few duys’ trip
88 North Main Sty; up the ‘Jiudson. The latter. whois
one of the popular curt-tors at the
SOUTH NORWALK. i Norwnlk post oliloo, has been on silk
'PHONE 907. leave for several weeks.
HIM ll W0
lulu; ; A ~ 45:. mm“
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F you have‘something that is
intended for your eyes only, put
it in one of our Safe Deposit Boxes
Firc cannot reach it—«burglars cannot get it and you will
have absolute privacy because all our Safe Deposit Boxes
are fitted with Yale Locks which cannot be opened
unless you help. These locks have double mechanism ,
that requires two different keys to unlock. You have
one key and we hold the othermund both must be
used at the some time or the box mono: be opened.
1 ,. 5,; “cum
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Miss Mny Dexter has returned to‘
Dexter, ol' Lotust uAc~
The regular meeting of the ()lllcors‘ 3,
Association, of the Nnrwulk Fire Lie-i
apartment, will be hold this cvcnhrlL}
lilo ‘
beginning l
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A _ looting of the Connecticut Slate:
We Are
the samples—new browns
tory pod perfect fit.
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and get best value
... -. “u..- M, ~m_‘._.
Long and Round
TELEPHONE 108.
For $2 :19 we sell a Soft Hst with velvet blind.
Make Your F all
{Suit For
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This price gives you a selection from a wonderful as. i
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sortment of patterns, of which we have just received
with pencil stripes and chalk lines~unfinished wor—
stcds. velours and cheviots.
Order NOW—Our “try on" guarantees a satisfac-
From $16. 50 prices range up to
$35 for Suit or Overcoat made to your measmb—with
a premier value at ea 11 intermediate price.
ouTFiTTER's
Sweater time is here—buy yours at a “ll/lad s Shep’
Grecnport Oysters and
Escallops
of Fresh Fish Received Dail‘v
w...“-
.5 Allillllll Allin lHll
Ready To
sale Conditionswfiusd
holler Raised
.. mmmh
ridinigtlielr machines across the struc
ture.
is to he held tonight this bridge is the
main subject,
compelled to slight at the Bridgeport
waiting them at the other end. and in
and grays, blues and blacks,
. iortublc- for passengers.
The Connecticut company is willing
to pay its share for the construction
of s new hrldge, but wants to have
it the same width as the present one,
and the town will not do this as it
warrant a much wider one.
‘ ‘At the meeting it will also be decid-
ed whether the town shall call upon
the state to help pay for the construc-
tion of a bridge. Even if the state
is willing to do such a thing the bill
ttu‘e. -
Road Roller Raised.
nearly lost his lite, has been raised
from the watery grave, A large wreck~ l
er belonging to Tools & Sunderlin of
Bridgeport did the job of raising. The
first. thing done was to take one of the
giant. roller wheels on’ it and raise that
first. Then the front wheel or main
roller was also taken off and that do
posited on land. Chains were then
installed to the main body and it was
easily raised to the shore. lit will have
Clams. all kinds
"l‘hc steam roller was unharmed ev-
lcept for n heavy rust which accumu—
:lstcd while lying submerged in the
writer
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market ,.
FREE DELIVERY.
MERRILL
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Open Tuesday,
Classes—llookkocping,
'i‘ypewrillng.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
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Bill illitlili Ill Mill’s
NEWW lRllll SEHE Dillt
Express and Passenger Trains
' to Run at Slower Speed and
Greater Number of Min-
utes Apart
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Ono of the most luiportuut ('lllllllgllrl:
ion the New Iiuven mud in the llillfI”.
5 outs ol’ solely for public ’uiid ciiiployimx
lwill he qudo when the full time tuhlv.
lilacs into eiiect iind which will be in‘
i the opium of cutting down trnln spuml
lull along ”it! llnll it is Hltill thorn
\:vlll ulso be it londjustmont ol‘ trnln
s1.Aut inn on the schedule with it How
'to keeping all tiulns luitliur mum,
and lessening the danger of i‘illtl‘~tiiili
collisions. it is sold the length or
limo which will be consumed in u trip
qulto mutciinlly loiiuuieuod nod the
foot principally apply to
trulns.
There will also be u. rearrangement
of the schodulu or through trains rum
ping onto the New flown from other
roads. us niuny of them have demon
stormed their utter inability to keep
on schedule. und this dinal'rlmlfllfl the
running of the entire service. ms for
instance. the Bar Harbor express bu
lug lulu on limit. 2. no at North How
You when It ultould have named New
ilaveu some time baton.
Thou. too. It tut modulo man I'll!-
through
NIGHT
between New Yotk and Boston will hof
cutting down of running time will lul
(’ultlvulo the chrvrrul condition. Co
. SCHOOL
September 80th
STENOTYPY,
Hoyt’s
The People's l’opulnr Playhouse, and
you’ll be happy and joyous.
:zli, Shorllnuiil,
FREE.
Notable visit here illlil welcome r0.
sppourupcv of the pcreunlnlly pop-
iilrir li‘izllllllill-(l slur.
MR. DANIEL Fl. RYAN AND ASSO-
CIATE PLAYERS,
in hls slit-rim: drumuliv playlcl.
Sonfl
There hits boon morn or less of it
public dt-nizmd thut slowvr trains be
run iind innny cmunicrciul traveling
mun shun "fliers" and quick time trains
on ucmuiit ol‘ whnt they consider the
llllllllltlllill danger of such trains.
The lengthening. of trip time will
not inconvenience the public to soy
Vgrout extent and it will gins grunt
‘ iclicl’ to the engineers on some of the
i luster trains.
W
"The
Special Added Feature.
The Now York Hippodrome Sensation.
llui'o liovil—durinnw
(5) DEVRIECE TROUPE (5)
Five marvelous lady gymnasts, in
thrilling cxploils.
BRAAGAR BROTHERS.
(flouiicnl Cut-ll is.
. vt‘lit‘npvsl iicchit-nt Insurance—Dr. I
g'l‘iuuiuiu’ l!‘.i,:liu'li'lc lill Stops the pulp
luiill heals tho wound. All druggluts
sell 1; '
Extra. Extra. Extra.
'l‘ho Municnl ’l‘ront of the Session,
THE (3) BROADWAY FAVORITES.
sscnsmhv OF STATE FLAYB
concurs va.
SN'rclury ol' Slulo Albert l'hii-
lips. ut the conclusion of u hourlnu
in Hartford this week on moonlit: of
John lillls, of \‘Vium'lmry. who was
ono of the parties in u motor cycle
lllll‘llltilll. on August -1 lhut rosultud in
the total injury of fluorite 'Ullll'lt. of
llvncon lA‘nlln, sovvrvly criticized llcpu:
.ty Coroner Wlllium ll. Ely. who in-
luvusllnuilon. Mr. l’hlllipu uuld that
the secretary consider» uii incomplete
investigation Mr. Phillips sald tlluta
.nllliough Chief John ll. Smith, or the
Nuuitutiick police force. furnished the
coroner with ii full lint or wllneuuou
or the M‘cilkmt. the coroner failed to
call {our "oi the. most important of
them. The coroner exonerated (llllln
oi blame for the accident.
(limit and a girl were riding on a
motor cycle when in» collided with
(Elsi-it. who it“ riding tandem on a
mm min with Harry A. “sound.
cm W thrown to the road. the
in mm min {citing over him “All i
pint!!! hill to the 5mm ii. it“;
two i M m
A not” a m mild M
clock on m on u- m can «I
M m an on m to: «ma ,
to m to in Mi Mi. m u
comedies.
no.
KANERER AND HOWLAND,
Songs, lluncus nut] l’lunolsmu.
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Follow the Crowd“
ROTON POINT
DANCING
Pavilion
Dancing Every Night Ind (tam-day
Aft-moons.
Six Piecesoi Music
Au lulu ll iiiiiius
gPul lip Signs Pruclalmlng Un-l ..
The bridge is in a bad shape ..
and at the special town meeting which -
People who travel be- '
tween Bridgeport and Norwalk urn '
‘end at the bridge and walk ncross to "
take another trolley car which. is. a- ‘
the winter this will not be very com- 1
think the trufiic on it is enough to '
would have to pass the next legislu- :‘
The his ten ton steam roller which H
caved in through the Westport bridge“
last week. and in which the operator -
FOR SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 30th
Maud S Flour (Makes best breed), bag
Royal Baking Ptiiwdcr
6 cakes Fcls Naptha, Ozoneor Kirkmau's Borax Soap 25¢
19 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar (ll‘ull weight) .- $1.00 ’
Monogram Rye Whiskey (Very old), bot. .......,... 85¢ .
Gauntlet xxxx Wlliskcleig value), bot. ....... .. . . 75¢ i
Old Port or Sherry Wincs (Rogular’SL5o), gall011'$1,00
Teas
Coffees
.ii
A. F. BeCkmann & C0.
83 AND 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
PHONE 440.
1-4 can. 12c; 1'a«can,,22c; I 1b., 43c
3 packages (301d Rock Jclly Powder for . ..... I. .1. .. 25¢
Delicatesse
Jim L‘;c;fii ‘ . '.':' 11; I.
in: :1
, W 1
73¢-
$5111.232011151i3‘2&
Beers
Ales .
Porters
SOUTH NORWALK.
. mmfillflfili) it ’
to be assembled again on the shore. ~’
‘~‘\‘\‘\‘ ““.‘F‘ t V. ‘~‘ ‘\‘~‘\
1-, vii.-.” \ \’ U\
U 'i'i.’ 1-4'}-
- via/v ’a A (—
prove it.
81 Washington St.
Sensible _ School Shoes
for" Boys and Girls
We have the most varied and
complete stock
Give us the opportunity to
Conneally 8. Bracken
in Norwalk.
Phone 863-4
mil slurs of lending llrondwuy iiiuslmil ; '
KOAI
t's it good Sign of the high gindc of tool we sell and of the (X
ccllclnco of on! methods that (ill!
and 3t‘ltl‘ out.
Let us supply you.
HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY
Water Street, South Narwalk.
Mating Construction Co.
Estimates furnished on all kinds all building construction, nit F-
aliens and repair work.
123 WASHINTON STREET.
TIL. 867-12.
KOA‘LI
tuslomcrs stay with us ytm in
Tel. 721.
Contractor!
and lBuildi l
IDUTH NORWALK.
'9 st:?u:.'n,n*n:ntnil
Muslin
Corset Covers and f
Princess Slips
Now Full lino of Corset Cor-
ors, neatly trimmed with linin-
Iiurp and loco, 26c and 500.
Primal Silo 0.
Long Cloth in Emu und in”!
trimmed, 51.25 to £2.50
Silicon with knits plultod
i‘lounro, dnlnlliy trimmed with
shadow lure, “.75. '
J. I. Mallette
CW“
Save Your Teeth
The tenth, next to the own, are
the llllliii. importiint luclul nruuu.
'i‘hoy him] much to tho Aimwm-nnco,
and the voice and are Ilet‘tltlillil‘y to
tho liuulth. Sec
Dr. J. H. Mallory
at once and have him multo them
presentable sod serviceable.
Mnuy ii fortune would he unchanged
tor atheism natural tutti.
10 lo. Main it... On. Nam-lit.
HOUIII: ii A. H. TO I F. H.
IUNOAV. DY AfmlflTMINT
Norwalk Chronicler