Ii- n. 1111
Full size i’ilnnkets in are!“
and white, train 760 to 65100
a pair.
Conifnrtnbles 98:1 to $3.50.
A complete assortment 0t
Gents' Ladioa' and Child
reps Sweaters front “251: to
3498
who Hotel Bloch
* Home“
Comfortablcs .‘ '
. of all kinds, 51'; ea'ch.
‘d9‘wovhniw
V «alloWéen
.1199”;
Noveltieb Rea 11
Ice Cups, Almond Cups and mayors .
Fur iture
Table Decorations and Lanterns
WM. P. BPsPs ;
Book and stationery Store.
South Norwalk. Norwallt '
WE LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW
Furniture that will serve
l WEATHER~ FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: General
11' cloudy weather with light. rain at
intervals tonight and Tuesday; warm-
er tonight; moderate winds mostly
south and southwest. A disturbance,
central this morning over Kansas, is
causing cloudy and rainy weather from
Kansas Instwtu‘d to the coast and from
the Lake region southward to the
Gulf. Moderate temperatures prevail
in all districts east of the Rocky
Mountains.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low. 45; high, 64.
Cloudy.
NOTICE.
disaders of The Sentinel who have
been saving coupons for the Panama
books are warned that tomorrow is
the last day for redeeming them The
office will he open from 7: 30 11.111. un-
til 9 p m.
i
‘Mrs. Susan G. ‘Az‘rlolmes is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. William C, Foote, in
Newark N. J.
‘ Charles Brown, of The Sentinel
force. spent. Saturday in Bridgeport
with a friend.
The last dance of the season was
held at. Roton Point on Saturday night
and. was well attended.
Charles Money. of New York, one of
the late stayers at Belle Island. left
for his home this morning.
’ Bradley Bartram. of Westport. who
has been in the Norwulk llaapotal for
some time with a broken leg. was dis-
charged yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mildred llorner, Miss Venus,
Miss Anus Mellush. George W. Dil-
worth, Allen lit-tin. and Walter Ewing
enjoyed a sail in the yacht "Scuup"
with Skipper 'l‘homus Mcllugh yester—
day afternoon.
' Miss Lillian (.7. Morris. of Jackson-
ville. 5111., who has been tho 111111111 of
Mrs ll. 8. Lyon of West street for 11
month. left this morning to spend two
weeks I11 New York before going REAL 53751-5 AND 'NBURANCE
Booth.
‘ John l’lorln, of Main street, is I11 11
serious condlllon 11nd fears for his r11 GOHFEBEIGE TAB'FF BE
covory ore entertained by his friends
Mr. Pierce in one of the numerous ty-
phoid fever putltnls. Mrs. Walloon
Raymond of Il'rnnhlln 111111111111 hun lion
volopcd an attack of tho dinonao nnd
in units ill. The epidemic I11 not yet
undur control and the citizens continue
to concern themselves about the mot
tor. The board of health In doing all
in H11 power to chock tho spread of the
malady.
CAPTAIN HUNT ROLLERS.
lind Remain Thomas iluni, of tho
Not-walk traffic squad. not hollered to
on ltnlinn standing In front of the has
too Store. yesterday afternoon. the porn
non must have met injury. for he on
11111 use the our driven by a woman
which was about to mount the side
walk where he aloud. M the roll the
man Jumped. and the machine went up
to the store window. over the cool
where his fact had rented.
ThisWeek Special
M 1111111111111. 2551311111 170
all limited. 5011 saw. soc
01111451111611: $1.00 slid ..~...... 7011
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fiwsn~i~
1
1'1 rr
"um-am‘ 11p~n wwm.
1‘raperies. (Surplus
bedding and House
Fumishings
for the Dining Room, Living Room, Bed Room, Library,
Parlor. Hall, 13611 and Kitchen. ’
iar customers, who are exacting in their demands for style,
quality and finish of High We Goods Medium Priced. El
the A 1. COLLINS COMPANY It
' WWWQOOOOOOEM 719' 1
' t
,
the needs of the most particu.
llave Heat on Five Sides
of the Oven
Which means 25% more of our oven.
heated than theolher range ovens that
have the back of oven plastered over
with tin and asbestos
This]: wily llub ovens bake better and with less fuel. .—
m. -939 N
( ,4 .2: M...” ,. ,_
Van Zandt St.
’FiSplendidll and 5 room
RAYMOND
“RANDALL
ieti’ées. Block 4has been thoroughly re-built and renovated,
and put in first- class condition for tenants.
BLOCK
_ East Norwalk, Conn.
flats with all modern conven-
A. i.
BROTHERS 1
WDE IN NE (1)
GflLLIIIS do BDMPANY, AGENTS.
”MGM/Mo ~BESTIM 7mm
110111 BREAKYOUR BACKl
LIFTING A HEAVY HOD
fro PUT ON c011...
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PINTOTHIS PAN“.
. blunting ' .
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of.
1 Jewish
Neinear’s Cards
Optician
O. B. Jackson
Everything 1n the Optical Line
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drip-i 2%WNRWRR'Q'2'“
511 WALL STREET A WCBR
NORWALK. Pays
PHONE 4311.
Bill
The run line all engraved 5c and
101:, at.
JONNELLY’S
Wfi'i‘flrfl'?
Eyes Examined 1' rec
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STATlONE'RY AND SPORTING
GOODS STORE.
16 SOUTH MAlN STREET.
For Lip-10.11115 Service Cal
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
. Embalmer.
Office and Residence
. Telephone 904.
84 80. Main at 802' Norwalk.
MOYER “SIX" ...... $3.250
Ask the Man who owns a Moyer
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 is equipped. Com-
.plete equipment included' in the price of all models.
MOVER "FOUR".
for Women
These are to be found on our
what‘s the use?
,1” ....... $2, 500
u
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Hanging
Our Specialty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
Herbert W. Gorbam
88 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
Phone 598-12.
Eu! Nor‘wolk.
PRESENTED fay m
153 WASHINGTON STREET
—-——-_'
The five per cent. rebate in tariff
made by the House bill on goods,
brought in American ships, was retain
ed in the conference with the added
provision that it should not "be so
construed as to ubz‘ognte or in any
manner impair or affect the provisions
of any treaty," the United States now
EVENING SENTINEL
I
has. The conference 'also amended
that portion of the House bill renninf
wé 111......"
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See the Great Canal in PlcatflureW and Prose
his foreign manufacturers or export-
ers to submit their boolts to American
First . Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire Insurance
nu amount herein out o it
mmu of the cost of punt-12)." 6
than books:
Read now You May Have It Aimee! Free
Cut out the above coupon, und‘fimait it It this one. with the ex-
M" and other necessary EXPENSEII from the factory. chfl‘klnl'. clerk
customs agents, so that. if the exporter '1
refuses to allow such examination, on
additional tariff duty of fifteen per“
cent. ad vnlorem can be imposed on1
his exports.
The conference agreement repeats
Section 8 of the Cuban reciprocity
ltreuty. which provided that Cuba
rails
13 Iiylo selected (which covers the
tom). and receive your choice of
M
Companies
l
.l. M. Layton &Co.,lnc. Swift’s
Loan
5 Railroad An scum Nomlk
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PlillT MAilE PUBLIC
(Continued from first page.)
Underwood House bill:
The tax rate on incomes above $75,-
000 was increased, by 11 graduated
ANDREW
90 Washington St., South
Shoulders lb 13c
Fresh Roasted come, lb. ..... ... .........
(20'de Grfln F'ol'r’ bag It.:41g,nats'oucoumu'n-Icunll‘fili-v-v
8°.t shrimp -HIno-ano-ooimomoo”mum-1.145.001”..-“If-~-u-
luhould have a preferential rate of 20
"’ per cent. on sugar. and that the gen
eral sugar tariff of the United States
~ should not he reduced below the 111;
' tires of the 111111111111, tariff law of 11197.
. ‘ The section of the House bill whit I1
" would have- thrown outside the civil
- service the cntho income tax admin
69c I. iotrators. for a period of two years.
251: ; was changed by the conference com.
‘ mittce. In its new form employee of
DAVEY 1 . the internal Revenue olden in Wash
ington "below the grade of chief of
Norwaik Phone 4i0 ‘
1 divisions," concerned with the Income
tax, must still be selected under civil
service rules. Those outside may be
«rule from three per cent. to nuvon.
per cent. and the income tux exempt liouno hill.
reduu'd from M 099 to 9.9999. A11 I The house role on silk ribbons and
ins added to 990 free list include 9,9 unrrou iubrlru was 1111 roitnttl from 40
iron. form 9199mm,” om cheap 11145111111 mutt while the House rules
armies of Iron; cuttlo and other food "" cotnmon honor M” bonrdu 11nd, 1”“
animals, wheat flour. flux. hump 99,11111'8116116 for photographic WM” were
SM“ refining machinery. 99900199'11miucud An increased rule of duty
books, sand blunt machinery, indigo W“ provided “if lithographic views
99“. photgruphic moving 111111111111 of Amorinn scenes and the role on our»
films. cement asphalt. and many nth face routed puporn suitable for obver-
er articles . lug boxes was increased from 65 to
A new 9199919999109 1m. 9900,99 it) per cent. Reduction in the House
999991999, 819999 and ”9th "19999 a duties was made on wearing apparel
999999.09 from the “on” rate on ofcuttloor gout skins. turhuts rough
those valued at less than $1.20 11 doz- forms M “5 and 30‘“ sltins. camels
on. 11nd 1111 111ml. on those above. "‘1“? W995 210“] 10" "“9 "I “no“ 0“
111211111 W9, and ”“9199 999999.019 fl mills, and through a reclassification,
wrn ziven 11 higher duty than in the ”“9“ will be slightly reduced from
those fixed by the House on fancyl
grades of cotton cloth. The high rate
on cotton stockings and half boss was
also reduced.
Reductions in the House rules in
the chemical schedule covered perfum-
ed and medicinal ”and; crude 111111..
than those of the original House hill.
5 ducts 11116 provisions.
1111111114 «11.111111111111111 112mb mi 1116 met. 1111111111111. «hoodlum mt 6611111
whliq .6111 14011111 111011111111 11114 "doubles. ' .
luppointod by the commissioner of in
lrstes were inreusdd on many kinds of turnsl Revenue under rules fixed by Into the unwise. J.We1111.-y 11111111111,l
1wl1ono phonograph was being 111111th
(11111111 and on some clause» of paints. the Secretary of the Treasury.
The Senate sttccoodo in reducing the The now provision of tho incumo tux
House rates on high power lenses allowing a 34,00011xemption for a man
surveying instruments, telescopes 11nd , rled person, provides "that only on.
the like. Most: of the Senate changes deduction of $4,000 shall he made from
reducing the rates on iron and utonl 1 the aggregate income of both husband
produces were approved by tho con-land wife when living together."
feronce committee making the rules The imnocrallc tariff revision begun
considerably lower on tho average‘esriy lunt April and which has been
constantly before Congress since that
tints, approached its final stages early
today, when the full conference oom-
mitteo named by Senate and House
to adjust their differences. met to
adopt their final report on the bill.
1For two and 11 half weeks the eight
Democratic members of the conference
committee had been at work adjust-
, 1m; differences and compromising dim
puted questions. When the 11111 11411111151
ileum were called in today. it was only
to give their formal expression of opiu-
lon upon the report. which the hemo-
11111111 had W ‘
10611311 '
The tariff on automobiles, fixed by
the House at 45 per cent and rudi-
sully cut by the Bennie, was finally
compromised by making a new classl-
ficstion of anhofnclpiies values below
12.111111. tor winch 1111119 or 35111111 cent
was fixed. f
Some of the more important chang
'36 aimed to by 5'55 conference cover-
ed the schedule of agricultural pro-
In addition to
putting cattle 11116 sheep on the free
“It, the “MM“. 11111-111111 to Mild-
tions on out: butter, beets. untrust- o‘t
1,9.
«no-11111 111111.
Fall and Winter
Apparel to: Men, Women and Misses
Odds and Ends in Suits and. Coats
$4.98 to $12.98
"Bargain Rack,"
garments that in some instance: cost us as high as
You couldn't believe it.
every one. Come and see them Monday.
{ CASH OI?
'may not repeat it, will sometime be
be spoken about
" slit“
orated with the fall flowers
iiage. The baskets of fruit for the
q ssick were arranged about the altar rail
\ ‘as usual. The Sunday-school schol-
‘ :ars marched’ into the, auditorium to
- :the‘tune of “Onward Christian Sol-V“
. ‘diers.”
’ i The entire service was most impres-
' 'sive for young and old alike and the
1 pastor has received many compliments .
,1 ‘upon his daring in choosing a subject.
{which a few years ago would have
. :been tabooed,
Stylis
.________Pw_.__._..
.. PIONEER CLOTHIER DEAD.
‘ 1 NEW YORK, Sept. 29.——Isanc Vail
.' ;.',Broka11 a pioneer clothing metchant
:of New York died early today at his
home in Elberon, N J. in his eight-
:ieth year. He conttlbuted largely to
:the establishment of the French Pro-
ltestant Church in New Yorlt, and
-t‘ounded the Bethany Mission.
New York. New
Haven 8. Hart
ford
RAILROAD
I‘IME TABLE
In Effect June 23, 1913.
and Misses
and they .illCllldt"
~—~—-, but,
They are big ban-hairs,
CREDIT
OPP. HOYT’S THEATRE
RBEV. BASWELL SPEAKS till
MOBILITY
{Continued from Mar page.)
SOUTH NORWALK 70 NEW YORK
A. M.—1:20x, 5:14x, 5:41x, 6:00.
6:241, 6:43x. 6:55, 7:18. 7:46, 8:173,
8141:, 8:5011, 9:15x' 9237. 10:20:‘
10:45:, 11:38.
P. M.-—-12:58x,1:08, 24011, 2: 501.
3:27. 4: 3111.5 :41, 5: 52x, 6. 37, 6: 51:
7:20;!) 2:211, 9: 59 10: 45.
Rev. Mr. Cuswell explained that the
record in his hand was cracked. He
said that each of us have 11. brain
which is similar to the record. and
that if outsiders fill our minds with
the undesirable things, our records
are cracked,
The indecent story, which while we
Sundays.
A. Dir-1212511, 511411, 15:41:, 6:24;,
8:54, 10:20:, 11:24.
P. M.—12:48x, 2:39:11. 2150:, 5:41.
5:521:, 6:5611, 7:121, 7:521, 8:211.
9:22x, 9:59, 10:28.
had fought small boys bad bodily NELW 1:3? 4:0 :gxrflfit‘gnwsfl‘o:
' 1 1 a I
habits. lie said the man is in prison, ,
8: 33!, 8. 55: 9:151, 10:02:. 10:05
but the pitiful part of the intldunt is 10' 501, 11_ 031.
that the punishment of the man doesl P. M
.:~12 03, 1: 05 1:181, 1: 23: an
i
not repair the cracks in tiose Inds' “My only, 2: 04x, 2: 57 3 30:. 3: 55
records.
\ . 4. 15!, 4: 29, 5: 051:, 5: 24:, 5: 28, 6: 01!.
’lho pastor spoke of the white 1111116 6:07 8100):, 8. 201K. 9 901’ 9139’ 11:19:.
given out if not for a hundred years,
and this has marred our record.
The preacher spoke of 11. 1111111 who
trnillt 111110111; girls 111111 made a strong 11. 30 11. 33
x 12.0 .
point ol the hut that much good can ’ Ox
be done by touching the young peoplol Sundays.
in the homes and schools In the way: A M.:——-12 00x 6' 00
that is right,l1ofor0 the evil makes 9: 99 19 02: 11’ 0011 1’ 8' 33" 8' 65:
its first impression. P M.——-12. 19!. 1. 08:, 2: 001, 9 4“
ltev. Mr. t‘uuwcll explained his 11er- 9. 02:, 5 94 9 01:, 7 1411, 9: 002 9:1“
men by shying that immorality has 9. 561, 10. 0011 11. 10 11. 88:
grown to ”unit proportions that it must 1
The children must.
1
m
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
110 taught. I11 tho homo, it the world is HAVEN. 1
{0 b0 nmdc ”(ii-i0!"- A M“]2'19X, ‘2: 42 1.19:, a; 0"
An innovation was then introduced 1'7 23’ 9. 2111, 9. 4011, 19' 23:, 11.1".
11:5611.
P. M.-l.2:02. 1:20, 3114!, 4:26,
5:12. 611511. 6:47, 7:101. 9:081. 9110!.
9:3311, 10:09:, 11:16.
1 m
stopped to the front. of the church, and
the wnurosntlon 1111111; "The Little
lirown (,lititrch," which was received
on the instrument and inter roprOa 39M”...
tillf‘ed. The "“3". nltompt. was not. [15 A “3"12: 19x, 12. ‘2" 1:171. 79‘”
successful as desired. so the second' 19: 909’ 10.19 11.1“
record was made. P.M.~1—112:07x, 2:131, 3:181. 4. 66!.
Monica M N. fligmsn unporintem 611011. 5. 45 7 10, 8' 3411. g 09‘, g1“.
dent of the dummy ucbooi, gave 1111;111:079. it: 01“
address on "ldt'lrlt'nt'y." upblylhti hi8 W1
theme to the teachers’ and the schob ”UT" NORWALK TO tummy”
any work In the schools. He said: A. M.—-1:211,6:13.3221.1u:11111.
that formerly efficiency was only eon-1 I p M.-'1 25. 2:23;,
littered with reward to machinery, but 1;; 20 7; 20:
now regular attendance and study in “up.“
the Bundayuchdol might be Classifier A. Ids-10"“! 1(1- 25‘
In this way. P. M.:-—2 15.7 :.15
He spoke «111115 who 11111110 1111 baususv 'ro souru nonmutu
boarded at the olden of the school
1111411111 April in the class having: the 11:15,
bust attendance record The moneyt p, “”2344, 0:311. 9:30;.
will 1m r: «t to buy 11 5111161101111; 341 . and.“
bio for the teacher of the winniut a. and: 56, 11-45
' P. lie-18: till. 7186. 6185i.
'1'!» church 1111111 vim 1111111611 6111.1- 121 m
and fol- '-
113511. 6:211.
11.11.4100. '1: 111. 11:111. 1111 11111. rt:
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