i x’u'
‘;,Sou"th 'Norwalk's police force.
' oyelsterday in Bridgeporton business.
“,You can buy Mark Cross gloves for
' . head Joseph Davia' adv. on page 12.
' .: Harry Goodwin. the . North Main
’ street ’clotliier. has 'the foundation
' 'land, and intends to visit Canada be-
W'p ulna armam-
muisi at in wait in out
in“
.. Ellison: Nam-moons.
All kinds of insurance.
Public ,litenompngr,
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Eli'ank' Merrill. son oi Edward Mer-
-‘ ,rlllh‘ol’ France street, is ill.
L , The vKrlegar ~Co. store will be closed
all day» tomorrow owing to religious.
holiday, ~
Sergeant Frank V. Raymond, of
spent
. ladies and men» in South Norwslh.
‘Mrs, Edward 1.. Bradley, of Ridge
‘avenue. is entertaining her uncle,
Robert Gault, of Compo for several'
weeks. '
completed for another new house in
Spring street.
Property owners on Prospect ave-
nue are laying curbs and gutters. in
compliance with the recent order oi
the Board of Councilmen.
. Part 0t,the new brick paving at tile
corner of Wall and Main streets was
:taken up today. so that a low spot
could be brought up to grade. I
C. Buck Du Bole, of Norwalk and
New Rochelle, is on an automobile
tour through New York and [New Eng-
fore returning home.
The yacht Scaup, owned by R. W.
James Kingan. of the Norwalk Yacht
Club, will be taken out of commission
this week. and hauled up at Miller's
sllip yard for the winter. , ‘
issue (1. Curry, the victim of the
’West avenue trolley and wagon coili-
, stop. in West avenue, several days
,ago, left the Norwnlk Hospital. yester-
‘day, and returned to his home.
The auction at Miss Baird's, sche-
duled for today. was postponed until
tomorrow, at the sums hour. on ac:
count of the storm. if the weather is
unfavorable tomorrow it will he held
the next i‘uir day.
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There is an epidemic of grip in
South Not-walk at present, The cases
are not as yet very numerous, how-
ever, and the health authorities ho
to stop it before many people have
been taken ill. Alfred White, of itulir
' road nvouuc. mutton the forty-plumb
typhoid victim. lie is at the hospital.
Members oi the Norwuiit liivit'
Lunuuo have received it special luvi»
tution from the Municipal lusuuuo oi
sleuth Norwnlk to hear Mrs. Jillittli
Heath. president of tho liousuwlro'u
league this Friday at the iiolei (lliiv
ford at, three in the afternoon. Mrs.
Halli“ “bolts to tho Woman‘s tiliih it
your one. and was illnnvnuoly eutow
taming. tliiwo than she bus ilutl vor-
“(MI and interesting onlorionron in her
tank oi’ trying to improve the market
and lit tho. some limo reduce the cost
ct liviiiu, like in vmli worth hearing
and the Civic bulimic will undoubtedly
Welcoiilo this opportunity and thank
» their sister club for the invitation.
EIGHTV cHiNESE DEPORTED.
SAN F‘llANClFin). (let. l.-~’l‘ho
steamship Mongolia, which sailed for
the Orient today. carried about. eighty
Chinese who dropping deported. Neat»
ly the entire number were captured ell~
toting the United States over the Mex.
icon border, having been sent from
mum to Mexico by way of San Fran»
disco and thence overland.
iNDiANAPOLiS SCHOOLS To 03-
QKRVE DIRTHDAY 0F J. W.
REILLY.
iNDlANAPOLlS, luck, Oct. law‘l'iie
last night passed multitudes provid-
» in: for a general celebration in the
‘ in New York, the special commission
,, The findings of the commission are
sauce because of its unsightlinese. that
,Wrd of school commissioners here
public, comment. '7, the 13th
no no stallion _
“grunts um
w . llllll
iils‘iici iii-iii lulu
' DElvvddlt.‘Goio.. Oct. 1.:«Far-reach-
'ciynor' ,Cummlsillon Sod Reports
Alter ExhaustiveStuliy oi “
Problem-
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claw YORK, Oct. 1,—Atter an eight
months' study of the billboard problem
national and or the state governments
over public lands will be fought out
in the United States Circuit Court of
Appeals here this week. The appeal
oi? the United Slates against the Utah
Power and Light Company. original-
ly set for Tuesday. may be reached be-
fore the end of today‘s session.
The present hearing is on an appeal
. from the United States District Court
appointed by the inlet. Mayor Gaynor‘oi Utah, which dismissed the hill of
has arrived at its conclusions embed icomlllnint tiled against the company
led in check of over one hundred and by the government, charging trespass
Mill 93888. :on the Cash National Forest, til Utah.
‘ The company constructed a flame,
and reservoir on government laud l
which later—4n l912~was withdrawal
from entry. The company relies Upon’
‘the act of Congress enacted in 1886
grunting right of ay over government
bish it often hides. lteatrlcthn oi the lands. it further contends that the
use of the billboard is recommended, State’s right of emine‘iit domain over
including proposals to tax such adver. public land superior to the federal gov-
tlsemenis, to establish a censorship eruments interest as proprietor.
upon designs, to authorize health oill' . The government holds that the act
cluls to prohibit large electric signslof 1880 was virtually repealed by lab,
where they are found to interfere witlt er legislation. and that the 981mm
sleep in residential districts, and both , ment of Agriculture is authorized to‘
health and tire amount; to order rel withdraw land from entry and forbid
niovai. ol’ all signs which are a men- its use for the purpose of generating
ace to health and safety. light and power. -
”New York city." says the report, -~~—~-f-——————-
“has probably more billboards, root STANFORD UNIVERSITY PRESl-
signs and illuminated advertising: DENT iNAUG‘UflATED TODAY
signs than any city in the world.“ In; STANFORD
the whole city it is estimated ‘tlieraOclObel‘ 1-*DT- 3011“ 089067
that the billboard constitutes a not
it ”constitutes a further lire hazard'ln
many places, and also a menace to
public health on account of the rub-
‘to the advertising companies of more the University's second president.
than a nllllion dollars a year. it was Twenty-two years ago today, Stand
added that there is “serious doubt ford University was opened to students
weather billboard advertising is as‘and David Starr Jordan. now Chaucer
profitable to the merchant advertiser lor, was installed as president.
as other forms of advertising.“
mm. m.-- Good tenants are to be bad-«for
ADVERTiBE lN THE SENTINEL the advertising.
Swift’s, Smoked Shoulders 12‘/2c lb
Not cold so low in many years.
Extra lino ItOck.
East IndiaTea Eb
Tel 871 125 Washington Street
Sweet Potatoes 25cpk; 4 'th 15c
HELPFUL in,
SUGGESTIONS;
o Fruit Jars. Jelly Glasses. Lanterns,
Wine Kegs. Wine Presses. Flowor n \
Pots, .lnrdlnieres, Stone Crooks, Oil
.lrlenters, etc.
Albert F. Gehebe}
25 West Washington St.
South Norwalk.
Phone 397- Prompt Delivery.
HORSE SHOW
,a MAMMOTH r
EXHIBiTiON
. 3|Nm1£llfifl£munuu
om. «vacuum. oAfiIV‘Vi a
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ISLECTmfsAL SHOP
m the Town
AUTO 8UPPLIEI
Phone 800»in 00. Main St.
80.Norwaik. titanic liaillilock. _
- tli'itllii Fall Festival
llost lv‘cuiiirou.
torliutioliul hill.
or Vuudnviile‘s
Ali iiillllii‘liiiflk‘d in-
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First American lipiwui‘llnrn of the Full
lips .liuriltllo i'ill'ili and i'i’iiiloi‘mil‘tlliii.
lioriiu'u triumilllww'l‘llo Ari Bonan-
tlon of lduropll.
MLLE HELGSNE.
idliulumi'n most perfect woman and
her living models. Present. a spec
,iurulur poulnit smelly. uitcuimilnd
for beauty and originality.
If you don’t
Know ,
where to go and get treated right we
will tell you.
Auto Supplies
Standard Gasoline, Mobiloll Otis.
(loliimbia No. 0 batteries Give Bert
Reillitm
Diamond and Goodrich Time.
The South Norwalk
Hardware 8: Auto
Supply 00.
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CHEVALiEH DE. dam,
The smut French Marksman in his
thrilling exhibition of sharp shoot:
llg.
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nice BROS.
Tangled Teutonic Talkors.
Exiral claim it
occur muons a one.
All innovation in gymnastic sensations.
WM
Optician intern so smut.
Vaudevills‘s Prime names.
some" a council.
[cruising Whiluombmblllxs; . f , ,,
‘ 9' *4?“ fl“ . » titular uteri? new: Meals and
9pm “We from!” a rim 4 - “name i -
a
in; issues involving the rights of the .
ill lllllllllill ‘
tutti llllllil
Show in tile Disappssrdnco ls
Denied in Press Reports ~
Today
MUNICH, Bavaria, on. 1.--—A tele-
xrapbic denial from London of the
story, oi the disappearance of
Rudolf ' Diesel;~ the! motor inventor.
while on the voyage across the Eliz-
lish Channel from Antwan). to Her-
wich, was received today by the mem-
Dr. '
”,liiiiiitituli illicit 2 “
i
.illliilttlt liiii ilu
Record Shows Failing [lit at
$165,000,000 as Compared
With Lasl'Year
NEW YORK. Oct. 1.——.Business ou‘
the Stock Exchange for the nine
months of the calendar year landing
yesterday continued to show a mark-
ed falling off in comparison with the
corresponding period of 1912. despite
the greater activity. and general price
-New NeCkwear
. ”i'EVerylhing that’s New in
New in Neckwear You Will
advances for the last few Weeks.
At the close of yesterday's business;
bars of 130,- Diesel's family here. , .Dr.
Diesel is nfiv in London. The Daily
Mall of that city published a detailed‘ a total of approximately 65.000.000
account of his disappearance, sayingi shares was recorded for the first
that ills berth on board the cross;' three-quarters of the year. while bond
channel steamer had not been disturb. sales aggregated about $00,000,000.
ed and it was feared he had] fallen These totals represent a decrease ot‘
overboard. about 31'.000.000 shares and $105,000,-
, y 000 in bonds cimpared with the same
LONDON, Oct, 1.-~ln Spite of the period last year.
denial from Munich of tile disappear To an extent, however. these ilguresi
ance of Dr. Rudolf Diesel and the as are considered misleading. tor the
SGTUOR Of his family that he had been reason that under the policy of re1
heard from in motion, the chairman form inaugurated by the Exchange
of the Diesel Engine Company. 'I‘td'l early in the year, the daily operatlbns‘y
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Find at This Store.
250 to $1.50
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ELEc-rnocurlou was acc'ioEN-l "FARM WOMAN" necoomzso
TAL. AT LAST...‘
WIN‘ST‘ED. Oct. 1.-The death by, WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.—-—~Declaring
0- C. Ellis. at the meeting of share- of the past few months are believed tolelectric shock on July 30, of Arthur: that the “farm woman has been the
holders today confirmed the story 0!, represent more actual business thumb}. Bond. a lineman for the Winsted, most neglected factor in the rural
his disappearance from
the CI'OBS- was transacted in former years. when i'Gas Company, while at work on one‘problem," and that the “Department
channel steamer in every Darlicllllll‘;'gmanipulation often was of a flagrantrof the company's poles carrying heavy’of Agriculture wishes to render di-
After expressing the sorrow of the character.
directorate of the company at the
polity."
others in this city. All will be pieas- potent factors. 1
ed to learn or the denial of the story.
in the country to use the perfected
Diesel oil engine, installing the first in
1905. '
THlS AFTERNOON.
CQLUMBUS. 0.. Oct. 1.——'i‘he rich-
est stake offered the second week of
‘ " . ’ ,the Grand Circuit races Is the Buck-
CELEBRATE 215T” ANN'VERSARYveye, for 2:12 trotters, worth $5.000. on
0" GASTRONOMV- the card for this afternoon: Baden
ciias'ronsunv. Oct. 1.-—40iaston-Iw°n it 183! 3'9“. in ”=05 1-4-
bury is today celebrating the two hun- Twelve horses are expected to start
~—
The other horses expected
founding. ,The ceremonies included “8‘
games in the afternoon. a cattle drew
to; contest, and harness racing at that
Glastonbury driving park.
Grattun and‘dl‘rank lid ,
Other races on this alternoon's card
of whistles and ringing of bells. The 3130 “‘0“ “0h ’0' 9‘1“” {0“ ”'20"-
The local plant was one of the first' RICH STAKE AT GRAND CIRCUIT ‘
covered except by again overhauling.
tired and sixtleth anniversary of its' in this race. Tommy “0”“ is a ““0" ~
to 'j
formal exercises on the green during,'“" ”9‘ NA“ Prime, Dago, MPPWO» :‘
the morning, a concert and athletic‘ Harry J- 8.. Alta CM“ Vector: Peter -
» McCormick. ‘Dan Patch, Reasons. Lady j
The day was tilhored In by blowing l1rt! two class pacing races and the 1:
Rain last night made the tracks 2'
spectacular feature of the day was tholt
parade. which preceded the exercises,
'on theg reen. Including the floats of n additional “0W9"
descriptive or historical nature. An would necessitate B postponement 0‘
old time dance will conclude the celeg iOdRY'fl 0108mm.
bratlon this evening.
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NEW JAPANESE TREATY
TOKIO, Japan. October l.———It is un-
derstood here that Japan and the Uni-
ted States are engaged in a decision
of the possibilities of arranging a new
commercial treaty between the two
countries. '
ADVERTISE "I THE BENTINEL
,Try a '
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JUNIOR
Driving Lantern
ADVERTISE iN THE slimmer.
OCULIBTB AND OPTIGIANB.
For Particular People Shows Re“ “i
our "lit-strut” Eyeglass is“ just the Rear
what. the name implies. it is the
one comfortable clip. it holds the
lenses in their proper position and
stays on without discomfort.
07 Atlantic square. Stamford. Conn.
list. 10 yrs. Open an. Ivan.
$1.25 each
Charles E. ”Dow
A High-Grade Motor
Truck‘t.t Popular Price
Cull and also an ideal one ton motor truck. 'l‘hme things you
must demand of any truck. that you buy. Because the lottery motor "
truck meets these requirements we believe it in tho iii-output value
on the market today. .
First. it sells for $300 less than its nearest compuliior in such
ity and capacity.
Second. it is built by The Thomas I). Jeffery Company. a con.
corn with unlimited capital and a reputation which has never been
impaired, .
Third. it is hacker by acervfue organisation extending from
coast to coast, which places within reach oi ovary owner a service
which has not yut been equalled in the motor lynch held.
The lottery products have been known for years in cm of long
lasting qualities.
'i'liiii car can be «on at W. A. Haniord's some. Demonstration
can lie smug-ti by calling or by telephone.
W. A. HANFORD
GANG?
somewhat heavy and treacherous and I,
this forenoon :
Tz
13 ielectz‘ic wires, was not due to criminal} rectly to the women of the United
rokers view the outlook as per— 3 negligence on the part of any one. ac- States the full aid service which their
UNIVERSHl‘Er ”53;; loss “of Dr. Diesel. Mr. Ellis conclud-.haips more hopeful than prevailed cording to the finding of Coroner lSam- important place in agricultural pro~
a . ld' t b it) e’StanIi ed: We can hardly hope to see him‘sonle months ago, This is indicated-Vine! A. lierman today. The electrocu-J duction warrants," Secretary Houston
is a total of 3,800,000 square feet otrone 0f ll? 0 as mem 9” 0 l ' again, and I am sure his widow and' in the partial recovery of the priceytion occurred soon after a severe]. has addressed a letter to the farmers'
billboard advertising, with an income,l'01‘d faculty, W83 inaugurated “id“ 85 his friends have your deepest mum of Stock Exchange seats (from theorist“!!!-
investigation showed that: wives of the country asking their opin-
low price of the mldyear_ Conservlifll‘ghtning had entered a transformeri ions as to how the Department can im-
tlon is still the keynote, however. andflfl the pole where Bond was at work.l prove its service for them.
Dr. Diesel is known personally by Sll-l that attitude may'pe empetced to con.:_and smashed into small pieces the} "You are, of course, at liberty to
perintendent A, C. Winchester, of the:tinue pending a better understanding:
local Municipal Electric Plant, and of the tariff. currency bill and other;
bushingisupporting the live wire andlcriticlze freely," says the secretary,
burned a hole lathe insulation, snow! “but I would especially urge that you
lag the Wire to rest against the lronJ try to make your suggestions construc-
The transformer. the coroner says,had: tlve ones that we can at once not it
been‘ recently overhauled and the lit-3' into effect. Your answers may state
terconditlon could not hare, been dis—9 your own personal views. or. even bet~
ter. you may first discuss the question
with your women neighbors or in your
church societies or women's organiza-
tions and submit an answer represent-
ing the combined opinions of the wo-
men of your entire community."
, AUTO BUS
35 to DanburyFair
Round. Trip $1
nus will leave 'Railroad Square at 8 o'clOCk.
Also Touring Car for hire.
LUTHER M.
‘ The woman was rene- upon Semi
nel Want Advertisements to secur-
mo houlehold help has a little um
tor other thinn
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Electric ELECTRIC IXTURE Electrical
afirgrgrl’ower.‘ AT COST Motor-83:33::
As an inducement to have your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT
we will furnish at cost the ELECTRIC FIXTURES. This means a
saving of 50 per cent. of what other firms charge you. Let us fur-
ther explain by talking the proposition over with you.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
WSW”)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
54 WATER 6T. PHONE SOUTH NORWALK
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20 lbs. Granulated 809" ......... . ........... . ................... $1.00
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Corn Flakes. 5 plain. for ................................... . ......... 25::
The Great. A&P Tea Company
‘34 WAIHINGTON OT... IOUTH NOIWALK
Iolivorin 0:00 o. m. In! 2:80 p. to. flu Delivery.
Tel. Nu. we.
Our Carpet and Rug
Department
We have been told by swims, is the largest and most com
plate in The Norwailts. and at present this in especially true. for we
have lust received a large shipment from the Hartford Carpet. (to.
besides the new Full Patterns in Tapestry. Velvet. body ilrunseis.
Axminotsr and Wilton» we were able to buy a number of ttmir dis-
continued patterns, «which we otter at a considerable reduction in
(price. . ,
Log (tabla its; huge are becoming very popular on account 01
their durability and low price. We have these in a large variety of
patterns in sides from 24 x 60 inches up to 9 x 12 feet.
The'A. J. Angevine & Sou Co
{1341136 Washington St. South Norwalk
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