- Blankets 81 Coiniortables }'
1 Full size Blankets In 51's.)"
and white, trout 70a to $5.00 . "
a. pair. . ~
Comlortnbles 981: to $3. 50.
A complete assortment at
Gents’, Ladies' and Child-
ren's Sweaters from 251: to
84.98.
E. K. BANKS
MIhncksmo Hotel Ilook
South Nor-wall:
' Buy Your Spaul‘ding
Sweater Today
Any color you wish Inside to order.
' 1' Gray, red and white carried in stock.
6 South. Main Street,
South Norwalk,
49 Wall Street, Norwalk.
WE LEAD-OTHERS FOLLOW
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: increas-
ing cloudiness with light rain tonight
or Saturday morning, probably follow-
ed by fair Saturday afternoon. For
Connecticut: Local rains tonight, or
Saturday; moderate south and south—
west winds. Weather conditions. The
disturbance which was central ,over
Michigan yesterday morning has mov-
ed slowly east-wand and will pass out
the St. Lawrence Valley tonight. The
{southern disturbance has increased
in intensity and is now central near
Conpus Christi. Texas. The following
places reported heavy rainfall during
the last 24 hours: Shreveport,
1.11., 5.98 inches: Galveston. Texas 4.-
30 inches, and Corpus Christi, 3.52 in-
ches, CRs-ln has been quite general
during the. last twenty—four hours from
Texas northeastward to Michigan. The
western area of high pressure is pro-
ducing pleasant weather in tlua north-
em districts from the {Rocky Mount-
ains eastward to the Mississippi river.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 55; high, 68.
Clear.
The new bakery building or Vincent
J. Camaroita, in Main street 15 nearly
completed and will be ready for oc-
cupancy soon.
A number of the Norwalk lawYers
are spending the day in Bridgeport, at-
tending the short calendar senaton of
the higher court.
v—Meat prices down. See Hayes'
Market adv.
The flagship of the Norwalk Yacht
Club, "Flicker,” won taken out or wa~
ter this morning for the winter. The
boat has been in a number of races
this season and has won a few prizes.
This noon the (Join Electric Express
horse. ran away currylm: the heavy
truck behind him. The horse became
i'vluhiuncd and run up Mill Hill. lie
run but. 11 short time and was caught
:11. “in“ top of the hill.
vvv—Look at. the. prices at Hayes
him. before you buy your Sunday.
dinner.
Mr. (moo, ol‘ the Moilflto mutlmo
11nd nuvnlty company, which is play-
inlz ul lloyi'n this week, in known in
tho Norwnlku. lvlo has only rooont‘ly
sinrlml out on tho vnudovllio circuit
and has the bow, wishes of his runny
friends for onerous in his work,
NOTICE! NOTICE”
it you are 11 111111111 rlbor to The Ben
llnai hrlnu or send In 1ch and got
thaw of the most popular mansions.
Hearst‘s, Fashionable Woman and
he Metropolitan, tor three months.
if you are not a subllol‘iber send or
bring 31.110 and The Bentlnel and
magazines will be sent you for three
months by mail. If you prefer 111 have
a murmur, deliver your paper semi 1111
Ills fol mwim and any the My 12¢
a weak for 't‘ho‘sentinol. The mm
also. deal with all the ourrnht 5111)
icon of vital Interest 111111. will plan
«on member or the unity.
This Week Only
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‘ Jewish
New. Year’s Cards
The full line all engraved 5c and
1°C, at
DONNELLY’ S
STATIONERY AND SPORTING
GOODS STORE.
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
For ulna!” Service Call
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embllmor.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
B4 80.. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk.
Paper
Hanging
Our Specialty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
HerbertW.Gorham
88 GREGOHV BOULEVARD,
East Norwllk. Phone 598-12.
We Represent
First Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire insurance
Companies
.l. M. Layton 81 Co.,lnc.
1 REAL ESTATE AND lNBURANCE.
5 Railroad Ave.
i
GOVERNDMENT EMPLOYES MUBT
NOT GAMBLE.
.9...—
'WA8IIINGTON. Sept. :10 WNO 811"! such 11 report to lay over 11 day. puts tlon city will conclude the “tooling W
1‘11““ (’1 1111’ 11"” 1“ “1 1’“ permitted tho finishing touches 111 the thrill blllllnorrow.
among government employee 11nd 1111-11
oi the army and navy. under the terms
or 11 11111 introduced by Iloproaontutlve
Kirkpatrick, of Iowa. Immediate 11157
11111111111 in the penalty. buying and Hull~
i111; luiurou me included among the
forum of prohibited 1.1111111111319111. The
connrosnmnn'n lnnontivu won the ro-
cum disclosure hero oihundbook gnlnv
bung 1111111111; navy yard and other unv-
ernmcnt employed.
AM“... . A...“
,COMMERCE COMMI8OION lNSPECv
TOR DEAD.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.» John I“
Ensign. ohlei of the Division oi LION)-
motlve holler Inspection oi th 71 Inior-
state Commerce Commission, is dead
at his home here. used Iii. Ills wits
and 111111311101- vtlll leave here today
with the body [or Denver, where it
will be buried. Mr. Ensign was the
first man to 1111 the position of bother
inspector. having m sound it) that
sum July 1. 1911. by President Tint.
the lay the in! not into that. Mr.
mm m m in Marathon. N. 1.
51's?
WM. 11:“ 111111113
.SQVIT.“ “QRWALk EVEN-21111; fSENTin'EL "
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Furniture, Draperies! Carpets .
Bedding and House
Furnishings
Enormous
ANDR
90 Washington St.
for the Dining Room, Living Room, Bed Room, Library,
Parlor, Hall, Den and Kitchen. ‘
Furniture that will serve the needs of the most particu-
lar customers, who are exacting in their demands for style,
. quality and finish of High Grade Goods Medium Priced.
T be A. .l. Gill LINS COMPANY
“Barrel
$5.50
mommmwmmmmwmo-.v . -. '
RANDALL
A Van Zandt St. East Norwalk, Conn.
Splendid4 and 5 room flats with all modern conven- »»»»»
iences. Block 4has been thoroughly re- built and renovated,
and put in first-class condition for tenants. "MIN "El [I "P
RAYMOND BROTHERS 1111111111
. i
ruminant” Engineer Stopped by Signal——
1%: Engine Uncoupled and Express
liar Looted
fl:
1‘
1,1
1 1
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x ”r
Everything 1n the Optical Line :13 7. 7......
:liirmington to New Orleans was held
EYES EXfl'mtiflea Free 1up and robbed at Biddville siding,
*hhhthMdvt ddddvvivMaH-FWM
w...“ 1 QM.” _
BLOCK
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1171.17.17.17 17%.; lavas vivl v1~ 71711—1 luv-2.7+ to ~17- 17-
0. B JaCkS QOB 58 WALL STREET“
uoswmx. ,
Optician
PHONE 438.‘
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.. Sept. 26.”.Alil
1111111 Great Southern train Nu.
1.
It.
W%*%dfi*
fibree miles south of Woodstock, Ala,
111 midnight.
' ,’ Engineer Daniels had stopped the.
I train for a "red block,“ when the rob
Lbers climbed in and ordered the fire-
man to uncouple the express car,
.1 which was carried some distance down
i the track. After dymamiting the safe
' , the robbers reported to have been
masked men.r11n the engine down the
ltrack several miles putting the fire-
man all. The empress messenger, Kel
y! ley, was covered before he knew what
' . . was happening. and could not say
:lwhut the losses would be, but thought
'.they would be light.
'1 The mail car did not have much of
mmmomwalue. so far as“ known early today.
g'i‘he engine and mail and express cars
ihdve not been recovered.
1 Several shots were fired into the
mail and express cars before the mail
clerks and messengers left them.
Ask the Man who owns a Mayor
What he thinks of the many exclusive Moyer features. The
easy way it rides, and of the “U. S L Electric Starting
and lighting system with which every car 15 equipped. com.
plete equipment included in the price of all models.
MOY ER “81X" ...... $3,250
OSCAR H. BAN KS
GARAGE. RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
MOYER “FOUR" ........... $2,500
. ...-..- _ U... _.I_..-
Poole, narrowly escaped death. Saun-
ders‘ head was filled with glass from
the door, which a bullet. shattered.
Two dynamite charges were neces—
sary to open the safe, the last one be-
ing so heavy as to par the ground
several hundred feet away.
Pnumrm I? m
u olden Grain Flour ~
, Positively the Best Flour Milled.
THESE PRICES GOOD UNTII OCTOBER 41b
‘12 ODUCK‘OWUOWWWWWOQQOW WWW 1‘
Three clerks, Saunders. Phillips, and ‘
WWW-J I. 1-.
Cut in Flour 11113 111111
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EW DAVEY’SB'
Phone 410 South Norwalk, Conn.
:I:I:I: 11' I'l:l:l:1fl n
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2.41/2 lbs 7
69c
7 lbs
25c
3V lbs
ldc
.
v
‘51::
nuke-:-
‘11».
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1-1—— .
Phone 397 Phone 3971
(“A few items which tell you what
economies are possible in this sale
of household utilities Tomorrowl,
Saturday 3
. 23c
:Ific Corn Brooms tomorrow 55c large size Laundry Wash
l
_ lluards at .......... :
lilc Household Ammoma tomorrow i ’ . 4.29.
....................... 71: bottle ' "Sc Wright's Silver Cream at 18c b13111
i
1-);
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l
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.lelly Glasses. high or low style -11" Yellow Pudding Dishes, four
...................... 23c dazen' quart size, at 150
l
1 v .' ,
$1.00 Stove Zines, 32 x 42‘ at .. 790:1011 Tin \later Pails in quart size,
at .......................... so *
' . H 52'
‘1 00d CO“ angers tomorrow 3 for ‘iieaVI Glass Table Tumblers to-
l
Hardwood Round Wet \\ ash has nioh'ow ................. 6 for 9131
lets at --------------------- 296 5c lllue Tip Parlor Matches to-
We Toilet Paper, roll or'package, morrow ........... 3 pkgs. for 91: .
tomorrow ............... 3 far 19c110c Wood Back Rat Traps at ... ‘M
ALBERT F. GEHEBE ,
25 West Washington Street, South Norwalk
Next to Telephone Building
Free Delivery to All Parts Phone Orders
of City or Country. Promptly Attended To.
V '
SEEK DISBARMENT OF
PECK.
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I
JUDGE'WINDFALL FOR JOHN BULL’S
11151.80an
‘ LONDON, Sept. 26.~—The Brltlsnl ,
BRIDGEPORT- Sept. 3o.—~States Treasury today received an unexpect-i ‘
Attorney Judson, yesterday, flied pa; ed windfall from the cStato of the late
perg in the Superior Court. asking for Anthony 3;. Brady, of Albany. N. Y..
the disbarment 01’. Judge Charles “1111110 died in London, in July, and
Peck. of Stratford- The Judge is ac‘lwhose property in the United Kano
cused of irregular practice in connec-‘dom has bee“ valued t’or probate as .
EVENING SENTINEL
See the Great Canal in “Picture and Prose“;J
Til
Read How You May Have it Almost Free
Cut out the above coupon and meat it at this oflloo with th -
venue amount herein let nppdslts 1111 auto Islam! (WI Iit‘h cover: {:0
1-111» of the cost of mucking. express from the factory. flirt‘klnl’. «lurk
aligns-mica?" necessary EXPEN 111111111 lion-l, nod receive sour Cllfllfi'flflo‘h
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TARIFF BILL GOES OVER UNTIL lchMMERCiAL MEN IN SESSION.
NEXT WEEK ANYWAY.
WASHINGTON, Supt 211.- Another 81 :PAIII. Minn. Sept. "(I 77431111111
south Norwullv the Senate and House on tile Under lions was the topic for discussion at
day's work on disputed points between ordination 0’ commercial organiza-
woodviilmmons bill brought the coniot- ,todny's 1191mm“ ol' the American As-
can together today with the hope that 8001811011 0f Commercial EXONIUVGH.
a leport might be llnlshed tor pr-cson ’illo annual convention of which in In
lotion to the ilouso tomorrow The progress hero. Election of 011109”:
parliamentary rule. which requires and the sol Itsclion of the next couv-on
own to 1111.11. week A standard form of orKIleIIllml
llinugrooulmlts on the limo whon‘tilnt would be suitable to all cltlm
iron rnw Wool and the now woolelliconld not. no oxford upon by a special
rules shall become nltoctlvo 11nd dlr-colnmlttoo, tho members of which re
iorunces over the rules on cotton yarns ported widely dlvm‘zonl views.
and cloth and loud and zinc. ores were
up today for settlement. it was dolln- ANOTHER LYNOHING.
lioly understood that 11 complete did Ll'l‘Clllu‘thL Kin, Sept, 26.-A
unremnont would be reported on the1moll of nitlzens visited the county jail
11111c11-11111111isnod cotton futuros' 1111:. here about 1 o'clock this momma, 01"
1 Mailing allowances for the technicubsrpowerinr; the ililler. took Jae Rich-
‘mnnoouvors which always attend the nrdnon, a 11911”). from his cell and
lust moments of u tut-ll! bill,le11dars hanged him to a tree in the public
limit; ht the new low might be slgnedlaousre. Richardson was rimmed with
by President Wilson about the mlddleinsnaultlng ilee Golf, eleven years old,
or next week. in; she Willi on her why to a school in
1 11111111111111 Simmons had a brief noon the country near here, Tuesday mom
“Wallet! with President Wilson bniorsilng. 'l‘hs nem‘s Md? was still henn-
golnu to the Capitol. «his said that ln‘lng In the public where only today.
1111 short to arrive at an understand W
In: on 11111:. load. and a date for the MOD HANG. NEGRO,
woolen schedule to go Into silent. he nmonomm, 11111., Best. alt—-
had sought suggestions from the pront- Waller monster, negro, second of
dam. The meter declined in munitions; attacked the wife of a white
shat suggestions 111i provident hull tamer near here, was «has from the
111111111. but MW that 1111 would in! ‘ 1111111 prim at alum, yum“, by
111m helm the mm o moi: and W. ovum ls' divided
' utotbtfliitotihem,ifllta
it mum-I m to I“! l “Wbflnhymlm
W m m Risen mhmfimWhv
* 111m W W m M .
”.mm
was:
': was unsuccessful,
The train left here at 10:45 o‘clock
last night. The scene of the holump
is a sparsely settled mining section
Sheriff Palmer, oi Tuscaloosa (gun-
1ty, who had been notified of the hold
up, attempted to stop the train. but
lie fired on the
train and one shot was returned.
Securing a swlth engine. the sheriff
started in pursuit with u posse. Noth-
ing has been heard from him as yet.
Teacher—«Now, Willie, if you were
riding in a tram car that was full up
and an old lady got in, what would
you do? WilliewPretend .1 was
asleep, miss-Comic Cuts.
.Stratt‘ord, last June.
tion with the arrest of Jeannette Hal-
lock, who was taken into custody in
Judge Peck is
alleged to have taken tees for a trial
of the woman's case at a time. when
she was dead.
DISCUSS CURE OF HABITUAL
DRUNKARDS.
MILAN, Italy, Sept. 26.—v—A discus-
sion on the various methods of our-
ing habitual drnnknrds occupied the
entire morning session of the Internav
tlonal Congress on Alcohlism today,
the delegates endeavoring to discover
the best scientific and lll‘nClll'iII reme-
dy.
56.571640. Death duties amounting
to $1,050,000 will be paid over to Dow
id Lloyd George, Chancellor of the
Exchequer.
N. a w. To ISSUE $600,000 BONDs‘ 1
HARTFORD, Sept, 26.—~~Comptrollo.
Daniel P. Dunn, in his oliiclnl capacityi
yesterday signed bonds of the Norwich
and Westerliiy Railroad to the amount 3
of $600,000 and will turn into the state
treasury the fee received by him from
the company for doing the signing. ._
This Is a departure from the practice , ,
of former comptrollcrs, but has been
followed by the present comptrolleli
during his term.
RA. GIGS
iiavalloaioni’lvoSldos
of Iho Oven
Buffalo's Top.
W
1—~5 sides of oven are
hented-m (only 4
sides in other ranges)
~25% better.
2--Flue makes only 4
turns ~(other fines
11111qu turm)—-33 1/3
less friction.
3*Corrugated and
archodtopovenplate
““can't crack.”
4‘21“!“ bottom oven flair-“can’t crack.”
liv—Cqu-out plate in front.
7mm moon Pan.
PM "new“ Dumper.
l. BILL!” I “Will,” 18!"!
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