V ' evening.
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3' I"! wolhlngton atroet.
j» gum.-- ..
' plenty of ruin.
‘ the mortal in great abundance.
‘ OE Aun'rlcn,
‘ walk
.
how illhziilllll uud I'IIIII'IIud |.I\III'II|I|\
‘ It you are not It 1111111111er pond or
. mm. by mail.
.mammwoummm
1 will” ,
Inn 11nd valuables 1:11.111 this dun»
not by 111111; It .Bux'xlury policy
tit us and lot on relmburm you for
Telophono 1280.
1'11va 11 GOLDEN
South Norwulk. Conn.
All kinda of lneuranoe.
ruhlio 'Btenograpner.
W“
wry common 111 11nd Mod this; _
Ivicinity. Would it not be well to call
on up on the {phone and protect your
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GUARANTEE
Dillon &
'You don"t 111ch to latest
Ribbon Eng to know that it 3 good.
Wu le‘
we guarantee them.
. utomnmmmw mummmmww wwam-u
1 3' Blue ‘
now in advance. Thrrt’ 3 why
are the “pick" of selected
ego. We weighl nd “ can-
dc" (look inside) cveiy
egg to see that iticomcs up
tolhc llluc Ribbon uthlldard
And but nose we 11mm they
are good 111 whyi we have
authorized your Idcnler to
bond your mood back if
you find a ninglc no that‘s
not satisfactory ‘hcy cost
no more than the “a any
old" kind.
Buy Them 'Ii'oduy
At Your Denial-'3.
Douglass I
Soptcurber has been supplying!
Miss I111 iznbeih Wvuh of Norwnlh is ‘
111 at hur home today.
a
Grapes ltl'u beginning: to come into
5.. “A...
l)oh:.',i.'1.- 11'0“ch 1‘ lat \o 118 G A
R. will hold :1 weekly Incctlug this
lourt h’luhachcmo, No no, Foresters.
will hold 11 regular moot-
ing: tonizht.
Frank A. lluhor, of South Norwnlk,‘
attcudcd the thculru in Bridgeport on:
Fridny 111.111..
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(“.hcstcr S. Sellcch, of Xorwulh, hus
roturucd homc after spending 11 few
days in iioston.
l1‘rnn‘21 11". Huntington, of Boston,
Mass, spcnt Sunday at his residence
on 't‘rcst'r‘ut Tcrracc,
oi“ linut
liriduoporl
Miss .lcnuotte Callahan,
Norwnllt. in the gucst of
friends I‘-II' a few (luvs.
"coI;.t \i‘uIIt'II of You Y 0111, :111 Old
South I‘mrunlk Icsidunt, \isitod old
friends Saturday night.
llcpuiv Shcrii’i John H llluhc, ol'
Noruallt, attended n buslncss (1111:: gc
ment in Bridgeport on Suturdny.
Albert Miller has rcIurIch to his
home in Ansonia, (101111., 111101 spouti-
i111: his two wct'ltn' vacation in Norv
.. .. . . ilil
lotion and Mrs. llIIIIiel lmniop, of
South Noiuulk, IIIc. toduy cclobrntlnu
the t‘oI'tvl‘Il‘lh anniversary of their
IIIIII'I'iuno. ,
l’I'I-11nII'JIIoIIs for ()ys‘tcr llny to ho
ohserwd on October L’Ilth urt- belun
math,1 in .11] tht' towns ulong the Long
inland shore. . .
Four candidates will lcnrn things
about lvlll,‘ farmers” life at the 111cct-
lug of llncns Huyloi‘t, No_ 21311;, I. 0.
1R, 1M” tonight.
t
Begins to look like thondrcnl of
tho poiiiicni rouson with moldings oi"
stulc. t'onlnIlttcos, 1-112, once more oc~
cupyinl'. illll‘lilllllli‘ 1'ng '
A will Will-I horn to Mr. and Airs.
lll'uqulIIII \i‘nillun‘. No. II \\'oodwnrd
urcuuc, 'I'hursdny 111111111111. .\loIhI-I‘
null 111111. 11111 1111111.; Ill"('l)'.
t‘onlrn 'Iors Polar and (‘onlpnuy
111111 l‘nlllllll'll‘tl IhI1 rupnll'inu or 11111
Now in'ldnt'. 'I'ilo III'ltlut' 1.1
Vi'tllll‘ £1,111 \lllllltl IIIII'II llllll't',
'IIJIIJIIII
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Stand.» Ii on :' 'IzllllllllH In lIIupI-ll lhu
inIpII- .md uiIh its .Ippoiuluuml
Spoiloi’m (Irvhlunirn, of ilridgcpurl.
inrniuhcd cvvulII-III munil' l‘ol' Iiuul'IIII:
III the ri II'waiI; I'mlnlry I'lIIII on Sui»
Ill'dny Mouton. ’l‘iIII. (Il‘t'lli'fili'll In vm'y
popular III lown,
In N111 wulll,
clcvcn
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hull. \l‘l‘i‘lt, Illi‘l‘lt \l’lIl‘I‘
propcriy. and Inort
For IIII‘ illu'nnli Wl'l'ir
oi 51111111111111”. 11112, thorn wm'o nix
trunnion of I'I‘Ill I1I.IIIII1,IIIIII mori-
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NOTICE! NOTICE”
If you are It subscriber to The Sen
tlnol bring or «and in 8313 and gut
throo or the most popular mugnrlnos,
Illcmu'll. Faulllonnhlo Woman and
The Metropolitan, ‘for thrco Indium
111111.11 III'
II I“
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bring $160 and Tim Sentinel Anti
mains; will I» uni M to! chm
if :0! motor to in"
I anchor deliver your pom IOM m
“a M muuioeu ml our tho they no
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End with tho‘SInglng of “America. ”
MANY ATTEN'D MASTERS‘
DAY AT WALLINGFORD
Masona’ Exercises Begin at Noon andl
\VAIILING FORD, Sept. 22. —--A grny
uho come to \\ allingf'iaoId ‘nturduy to
attend the 18th Grand Masters . Day
at tho M‘nsonic Home. The attenti-
unl'o was lnrgor than over before.
The buildings were decorated with
lions and accommodations were pro-
vidcd for those who brought basket
111111111113. Tho oxerclscs begun at
110011 with orchestral numbers. The
chaplain, Rev. A. '1'. Lewis, of North
Haven. and the address 01' welcome by
President. Wallace '8. Iilloylo, ol‘ the
Masonic. Charity Foundation of New
New Haven Hartford Springfield Providence Wiorcelter 19
, _l 1
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._.._._..o_ I
Illaven.
Grnnd Muster Wilbur S. Comstock.
or bust Huddnm, made the Innutcrsi
address in behalf of tho grand lodge,
whilo the nddrcss of Mn». Der.lllu.i S.,
(‘nllup, grand matron of. the Ennterul
IStill' was read by Mrs. lilurriet 1.11311r-1
l
1
grand matron being in Coloradoi
The oration wait by the Rev. \111.|.
Lewis on “1l1I'.utc.1'11alisni.” 11nd Virs.
Rena Burner; Fowler sung. The ex.
orcises ended with tho singing of;
“America." 1
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l-lousewivcs " wntt'h ‘ Sicntinel Want 1
Advn, for clucs to that uspircd-to “bot.-
tcr position!"
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A good adv. pays bclst III the best'
paper.
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Nice and lean Avg. 5 to
8 lbs.
131/. on ll).
Smoked Shoulders Bacon
Extra liiue
Quality
23cc;
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MAI”,
LAMUSEMENTS
lII cvcry particular. the season's btsl
hill
Hoyt’s
AIIolIII-r nupcrh tabloid 1111111111111 com-
(1113' by tho wonder crul‘tsmnu in
dnucc 11nd .soun art. .1011 Maxwell‘s
DANCING GIRLS
(10) Dlmpicd Beauties (10)
1‘ u... a.
\':IIIticviilc'n lll‘iil‘rlt anti Inlcnt npcc-
llli'iilill‘ Iltli'cll)’, with tho prclticsl
chorus in vuudcvillc.
I
THE (3) BITTNERS
III “The W_a|f," an Incidcnl III (11111 act.
CLIFFORD &. DOUGLAS,
'I‘ho Ih'lulnal l'ltli‘.
GRACE DARNLEV,
'I‘IIl' Alillulli' IIII‘I.
Wm” w
Sprain! Added Feature.
An ldnnl Al'llnllu Production.
W. L. WENDEN G. MARIE GAFIIN.
l'rcncuiinu ll >411ch Bonn itcvuo.
.
Mum... Mn
Follow the Crowd
ROTON POINT
DANCING
Pavilion
Domino [VII-y Night and mm,
AW
lineup! ~
East IndiaTea Co
STORE CLOSED ALL
-—_.W
125 Washington Street
DAY‘LABOR DAY.
NINE-'Tonnsroon"Vlcruus.
Ruched to Hartford Hocpital
Suffering from Poisoning”
HARTFORD. Sept. ii2.w1\‘iue‘ menu
hers of two ltolian families residing In
Noivington were rushed to the Hurt-
fm'd Hospital, last night. suftering
from toudstool poisoning
toadstools was cooked upon the sup-
position that they were mushrooms.
Two oi. those in the hospital are crit-
Ically ill
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TliiAMER
ocuusrs AND (IPTICIAN's.
All
um 11111113
button and Brandegee Could
ipoliliciuns with politicu tnboocd.
-tll('l lulc Iioh.
'nud former Comptrollcr
' evening. the 111:.“ Henry Rornhack
A mess of .
cam—WM
8111 1111111113
Not See Way Clear to Attend
.Ihe Roraback Function
When It wag given out Ill thol
gathorinu oI’ llipllllllCilll stuto lend-E
era, oI'IIcIull. known on tho Stole
Ccnlxnl t‘onInIillcc nt tilt" Allru
19111111111, IIIII'II'oIIL 111'111111 011111111111, IIIIII
"thorc was no politics in II." 11 number
winked the minor eye. it 111.19.11ch
out. of the unlural ordcr oI' thint‘iu
to have a gathering of Ilcpuhlicani
if
\\'<-1mtcr i1‘ianmlgnn, oi.
prcuunl 114' would
I
I
I
11-11111 had born
1111 all prohailili. 1111111. blurted out II
revised version of tho tithing phi h
The forum] 111111111111: 01‘ the com-
it
mudc his 111111111 famous, and ham;
asked: 1
“11' we urc. not hero for 1101111ch
what are we hcrc for?" !
Formal Meeting. 1
I
mittcc did not last long. had
little busincss to attend to. 'l‘hc.‘
resignation of t‘oloncl lsnnc lllmun.
of New H'liell, 113 the rcpIflcsentatjie
shy did not affect the Spirits of thosc1“e11 of Winsled gmnd secretary, tho of the Eighth district tund of llownl'1d
hi. lucinscv, of Thomnston as the
Ieprcscntatlvd from the1 TlIirty-sec-I
Ollil district wcrc accepted. Lieu-1
tomnnt Coioncl John Q 'l‘ilsou was]
chosen to sutcmd (‘oloucl l’llmnu.
A. W. Mit-
chcll. of \i'oodhury, to he the succes
nor of 111'. Guernscv 'l‘hc rcsignu
tion of Mr (lucrnrc) has due to thci
fact that his husincss affairs In Ho 1 1
imtl will lcnvo him littlt1 or no time.
to attend to tho dutics of state con-
trol commiticcmcn. .lt Is under-
sood that Mr, (Incruscy is to become
a resident of Hartford and that the
Republican pnrty or Hartford will pct
tho benefit of his politicnl experience
which was so advantageous to tho
party in the TlIirIy-Sccond district.
Mr. Guernsey; will find no political
lines drawn 111111119 welcome which
he will receive on 1.111111; up his
residence in Hartford. _
The Hon Ebenezer J.‘ Hill
present as mey for Ernest. C. Roscoe.
representative of the
district.“
5 1 Right and Left of thc‘ChleI.
At the dinner the topstmaatei‘s
chair was 99°31'91“ by the. host of the
i
chairman of Ih‘aii‘chnbllcan state cen~
Iral committcc The lion. Morris C.
Webster. of llnrwiuton speaker of the
house of representatives III. l‘llt‘ session
of 1913, and the Hon. Frank E. lienly.
of Windsor Locks. the Republican
leader of that house. were the1 gucsts
of. honor. .\lr. Webster 8111 on the
right. of Mr. 1101111ka and Air. llculy
On his loft. One of the commlltcc-
men could not refrain from remark-
ing to his nclghbor that ”whih1 thcrc
wns no politics in It" the juxtaposition
of the three gentlemen at the hood or
11119. table was suggestive of a purpose
to ohlltcrato the lingering feeling that
has existed since the state convention
111 which Mr. Goodwin defeated Mr.
Lake for tho nominnlion for govern-
or. Mr. Rorahuch and 311'. Web-
stcr, and most cvcry Litchi'ield county
republican for that mutter. were in
practical sympnthy with the condi-
Ilacy of Mr. ioodwiu. and Mr. ilenly
was ut'llvciy intcrcsicd in the succcss
of .\Ir. Lake, The arrangement or
IlIt1 ('hulrs was (‘illl'llltltt'tl to create the
impression (but the Iankc-Iloodwin
Eycstrain and Wrinkles I
no lollt'llllll‘r—~ll()tll are brought on
by atlmnptlng to mind or work
without. (llunscs whoIII (iluuocs uro
Noccssul'y.
\\'t,1 01111 lit you with hocomlug
ldyonlnsuos that will cunbicvvou lo
11cc. cicurly without Eycutmlu or
\\ I'iukltnl.
487 Atlantlc Square. Stamford. Conn.
Eat. 15 yr:. Oplln an. Evngu.
We Represent
First Class and
Prompt Plying
Fire lnsuralncc
Companies
J. M. Layton III (John
ham. norms Anti mounnuca
5 1111mm 1m. @0th Norwnllt
.Ir
episode Is at 111111 it closed incident.
.lt ccrtulnly who for the time being.
[Not own the welcome prosoucc. or Mr.
lllill, which won 11 rmnitiucr of the
manner In-whloii lllt‘ convention was
chdut'loder. ilill being in thc chuir
what! the cffcct of rcopouihg It.
The Boom
it. In may now to nor that
the pouulhlllly of tho plcnnnut
to
For the repub-
govcruor was
luncllon 111111111 111ch
boom of Mr. Wohulcr
llcnu nomination for
arrnnucd for It. 'l‘in,1 fact. In, 11’ 1.1111
lIoonIluu’ of the opoaltcr wus Iutcud-
I'd. II IIIich 01’ its purpose in port. nt.
worn III II luuiorlly. who thought that
Ihc ucw Im-mbcr of thc connnlttoo.
("oloucl 'I‘Iluoa, would fulto n throug-
cr candidnio. '
Why to Be Sure
All prcncnt mndo upocchou. lion;
uronsmnn IIIll mndo the longcnt
spooch. Mr. Hill wnn entertaining and
worth llflivlllllg to. no he usually in.
By the way, It won evident from
tin- otscnnlonl interruptions and, from
comments t1hut were made afterward»
that till unite control cofnmlttoomcn
did not agree with the View: which
Congrnnsmtm Illll expressed. 1
It In hollow! that Mr. Hill may
ho 11 conditions for governor M. the
next commotion. Tim's in some talk
that no my doom to run min to:
mun-1111 In tho North district
mum IIIII mums. Connection
Donovan.
Inn W m Rom
II M W 15»: can“
an.»
elected last year 11.0 nupcrsctlc‘ Mr.
.
‘Ihc small town elections ncxt month;
was ‘
TW cnty- sixth ‘
(111' from tho [hanging of those Who j
14.111111. IIuI 111111119 wcrc others, nnd they -
. to tho function and that 1111. Horn};
hunk received 11 joint letter from
thorn regretting their. inability to ut-
loud.
The social side of
function wnn‘uli thnt could be do-
slrcti. it was the first tlmo that Mr.
Ilorubuck hud met. the 1111311111011; of
the committee socially since he was
the pleasant
Kenouly. Chairman llorIIhIIt-k cor»
Inlnly proved a delightful host and
tho committeomcn and others appro
clutivo guests. The soutlmcut was
oxprcssed that the party should howl
more Iunctlons of the some character]:
11nd that the association ol’ sociability '1
with politics made the latter moreI
'onloyuhle and gave a purpose to tho‘
I‘ormcr. ‘ _ 1
- Well Surveyed ._ 1
(‘hnlrmnn Rorarbnck rcl‘crrcd to;
Ill fnct . although “there were no IIOI'
11111 In It" the politic-Ill iicld was welli
surveyed
. .
rm , mx'u‘n mt»? car/nut! ‘1 aria/d all
\& ‘ttku'wxu\‘vio1“\nxu\‘—un 1. -\u\:\= :\
. " MINTZS
III av"! Artur or a ‘-
VIA-Ix“ a ‘\‘\‘ .1
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W 1
‘1’?
.29"
New Fall Sweaters
We are selling a line lino of All Wool Sweaters in the intent
nah-rat; '7'“
colors and styles for chlldrcn, misses, boys und women.
1111111115 110m 59C to 116.00
geaamaaaeaaaamaan
‘ ‘ \‘\‘\‘\‘\
\p.»
’5‘“:
Why Not Use
Gas
LIGHT
I
The piping can be concealed
or exposed.
Prices ReasOnable
Best Workmanship
PromptAttentiou
Drop 8 Postal and our Repu
sentative will call and
give estimate
United Electric
If you don’t
Know
where to go and get treated right we
will tell you.
Auto Supplies
Standard Gasoline Mohiloll Oils.
Columbia No. 6 Batteries Give Best
Results.
Diamond and Goodrich Tires.
The South Norwalk
Hardware 81 Auto
Supply Co.
42 WATER 31'.
Open Sunday: From 8 to 12 Noon.
The [teed 81 Volk
Electrical I .0.
The Only Fully Equipped I
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIED
Phone Batman 60. Main 31..
So. Norwnlk. Multo Hall Block.
anoint Ibo "
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City National Bank
TRANOAG‘I‘B A GENERAL BANKINI
mamas: AND OFFERG EVERY
FACILITY OONOIQTENT
WITH OOUND
MNKING
capital Surplus Ind Mom
"00,000.00 “17.00000
um Donnell In» on our Oil per you
lowm H. MATHIWION. Pm
JOHN H. RNA”. In Vin-I'm
FI'IDIIIOK ll. nOVMN. a VI»
no.
WILPRID ”WILL. Min
alumna
I. III. M J. Wall-Io Min
John II.
7m Wilma
Whitman-um
9 1
Light &Water (10‘
TARIFF CONFEREES MAY ito u Bridgcport industry is the pluc-
CHANGE SILK SCHEDULE 111g of mohair on the dutinble list.
I’I‘he Sonntc members 11.11 cdcd on the
President Frederick Kip of the Salts Senate proposition to place mohair
Textile Company in Washington. on the free list. It Is now believed
' Y Ithnt a rate of 19 per c.ent ad valorem
“ASHIVJI‘ON, Sept 21’1“ 111mm will be agreed to 011 this raw material.
that the conferees on the Tariff bill; It has been decided to allow 181-.
had changed their minds on the shit ‘romangnnese on the free 1151 where
sthcdule, brought to Washington, last it “1' is placed by the Senate thus end-
wcck, the Connecticut representative ing a long fight I
of that industry. who had bellcvcdi
their case won.
The corridors outside of the room
10ccupied by the conferees was crowd~
It is now said that the Senate niem- ed yesteldny all day with glove work~
hers ot' the Conference Committee etc from Gloversville N Y They ‘
have receded from their stand taken came here especially to convince the
{for a specific duty instead Of an ad committee that the Senate provision
valorcm, and have agreed with tho should be abolished They told the
House members that the duty collect conferees that the reduction in rates
ed shall he on 1111 ad valorem basis. Ion gloves would not 1111 upon the
“Right, justice and equity, “3‘11““?_manut‘acturers. but upon the 099m.
that the duties on 51111 plushes slmlliuVes whoae wages would be dccrc‘asr
be collected on 11 specific. basis in-
stead of ad vnlorem,“ said l’resident'
Frederick 'Kip, oi the Suits Textile1
Company, of Bridgeport. Very often a Sentinel "For sale"
Another effort Is to bc mode to con» 111]. Win bring a “windfall" of pin
vince the members of the conference'money In return for an unused article
committee that the Senate wlis right. ‘0! value. Are there pin money poo-
Another Change. sibllitles In some things you are stor-
Another change that is of interest Inz nwoy‘l
ed to meet the cut in the rates.
‘-
A High-Grade Motor
Truck if Popular Price
Call and see an ideal one ton motor truck. Three things you
must demand of any truck that you buy. Because the Jeffery motor
truck meets these requirements we believe it is the greatest value
on the market today.
Flrst. It sells for $300 less than Its nearest competitor in qual-
Ity and capacity. ‘
Second. it to built by The Thomas B. Jeffery Company, a con-
. coin with unlimited capital 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. Hanford's garage. Demonstration
can be arranged by calling or by telephone.
W. A. HANFORD
GARAGE
l:
1... Pope Hartford
Passenger
GOOD RUNNING ORDER
5 Passenger Model T Ford
AUTO FOR HIRE
MOTOR TRUCKS FOR SALE. 0N EASY PAYMENTS.
Luther M. Wright
Only Periectly Competent Mechanics
should do .your lIllIlix‘l'I‘lllCAL WORK.
lotions or ropnlrs.
Tho result in proper instill?
This in tho quality of work we produce.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
54 WATER 8T. PHONE 342-3. SOUTH NORWALK
WW -........ *«W
Lean Tender” Shoulders, lb. 12‘/2c
Fancy Potatoes. per pk. 25c
SweetPotatoes,per pk. 35c
BartlettPem. basket $1.00
Tomatoes, per quart .. 51:
Green Lima Remuper quart . 5::
Largo Mull: Melonl.euch 10c
Cranium". Corn. 300! Or e Cl '. 1
9mm. 11. can Pppm. my App».
UNITED GROCERY 0MPANY
common
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