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‘ADVERTISE "C THE SENTINEI.
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Ill-lain n,-;n?
The Arion 'Singing Society has a
regular meeting scheduled for tonight. is Visiting Mrs A. ll. Hinton. of 15
Colfax Encampment. No. 31, i. 0. 0.
E. wil hold a regular meeting this
evening.
The South Norwalk Quartette Club
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow
evening.
The weekly meeting of Unc.ts’l'ril)c,
No. as, I. o. 111. MM. will be held tomorfi
row evening.
The weekly meeting of Douglass
Eowie/r Post, No 48. G. A. R., will be
held tonight
Washington Camp. No. )1, P. 0. S.
of A.. will hold a ‘weekiy meeting to-
morrow evening
Court Edmondo de Amlcis.No.173.
Foresters of America, will hold a rogue
Jar. meeting this evening.
South Norwaik Camp, No. 102. Wood-
men of the World. will hold a regular
meeting tomorrow evening.
Joseph J. Cahill, of the telephone
company. is acting testboard man in
the absence of Joseph Mitchell.
A stated communication of Old Weli
Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M., will be
held eomorrow evening in the Masonic
Hall.
The Norwelk Musical Protective
Union held a monthly business meet-
ing yesterday and transacted routine
matters of business.
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'l‘wouty five new members were ad- the Dorian House. announces that he 1 20
mitted to the Norwalk Methodist Epis- will “0'- 01“" “‘0 hotel until Deccmbc“ )er
copal Church yesterday morning at
the regular communion service.
'Alphonso N. Theriault and son, Nel-|
eon Theriault of South Norwaik. spent
Baturday in New York. where they at-
'Misa Louise Griffin, of New Haven
Golden Bill
George Penn, of Mention, for-
merly of South Not-walk, is spending
election lay with relatives in town.
Mrs. Margaret Mine of Norwn-lk,
Visited with her sister. Mrs, James
Bowlth of East avenue, New Ca-
naan, Sunday.
Miss Julie Raymond, of East Nor-
waik, spent the weekend with her
brother. William Mead of White
Oak Shade, New Canaan. ‘
M15 'E A. Whitlock of Norwalk.
has returned home after spending two
weeks at the home of Mr. and hire.
Stephen ’1‘ Wood on East avenue New
( anuan.
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A stated communication of Old
W‘eli Lodge, No. 108, F. and A, M.,
will be held at its rooms, October 7111,
‘1913, at 8 o'clock p. m. The Fellow
‘Cnit degree will be worked.
The county commissioners will he
in session in the Norwalk Town court
[room. tomorrow. and the liquor deal-
ers were busy Saturday and today fill-
ing out their application blanks.
The regular meeting of the
chapter will be held in the Norwulk
Baptist Church, Oct. 7th at 3:30
o‘clock. Light refreshments will be
served.
home
w
John E O'Sullivan, the landlord of
let, as he is daily entertaining parties
of local people and autolsts from sur-i
l rounding places.
Court Inurei Daughters of Casiilc.
will hold its regular social session on
tended the performance of the Hippo- WWMMIIY evening. Professor Mer-
drome.
A meeting of the Hospital Thimble
Club will be held with Mrs. E. H.--
Morehouso, Newtown ’l‘cr rrace, tomor‘
row afternoon.
sewing for the hospital.
Miss Ethel Hurst. of llauford Place.
entertained a party of friends. last
Friday evening. The hostess favored
with selections on the piano. and salsa
Ethel Farrell sung.
Miss Elisabeth Howxhumt. of West
Main street. is recovering from an air
took of typhoid favor. «Her
mother. Mrs. Lockwood.
sumo disuse.
W
Alan M. Moses. of Arch street, hear
resignod his position in the Fairliold
County National bank and loft vector»
day for Boston. Mass. to assume his
new duties with the GrayJDavis Oom-
WM.
m- WW»
F. S LYON
“GOOD—w
Job Printing
grand-1
is ill of the
rium a orchestra will be in evidence
tEach member is privileged to invite
one guest.
Miss Gladys Morobouso entertained
Members will begin several friends. Friday evening, attho' Union Church and the Fonds street
.rceldenco of Dr. and 'Mrs. Arthur ll.
Baldwin. Instrumental and vocal ee-
lectlons wore enjoyed. Among the
guests were Misses Roberta ltumiulen.
May Smith. Janet Ewing and Modern.
Man M. Moses. J. Walker Storey. llcr~
hurt and Stanley Baldwin.
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The
Burglar
CALLS
When You Are Away
and He Will
surprise you in the
amount of valuables
he can got away with.
You 'can fool him by
renting a box in our
burglar proof vaults.
South Norwalk
m m... wrote...“ Trust Cl).
88 Nonh “Main St.I ’" ‘
Mflmmfih .
We‘re talking cg ainit our own business perhapb—but
a SWEATER Ngow «may save you the expense of a.
Tomcat. A sweater for chilly m arm's? or evenings
or if you “go to the go no." We’ve a stock, many .
' styles, varied and phasing prices. all colors-wall best .
value. 1
Clothes Made 10 ;
MeaSure, Made
. to Fit. . .
Better place your old»:- now for your winter suit or 1
Overcoat although you won’t need either for a few
make.
1‘»
Early choice gives you best choice—widest lines of
fabrics—style exactly what you want—price just what
. you say from $16 up—Fit‘oxactly as you want it—our
"try on” guarantees this.
. *. ’
$16 up 1 e
1 .
To Measure—Suits
and OVercoats
Plain ~ and '
Simple
Advertising
Increases
Profits.
ilGOod digestion waits
on appetite and health
on bOth. —Shakeepeare.
We might add to the above, that
Without good digestion you cannot
have good health. Good teeth good
health, poor teeth poor health.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
makes a specialty of fixing decayed
and aching teeth.
Good Teeth -———-—.———- 600d Digestion
Better Temperament.
18 80. Main St, Bo. Norwalk.
HOURS: 9 A. M. TO B P. .M.
SUNDAYS BY APPOlNTMENT
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Black and Colored
Underskirts .
Cotton Taffeta Skirts; green.
tun. Alice and navy ...... $1.00
Messallné Skirts; Nelrose, mu-
hognny. Alice and changeable
M .......................... $2.98
, Black Toilets, mossailne....
............... .. $2.50 to $4.98
LEGAC'ES To RURAL CHURCHES Black Suttccn. spun. glass and
colt-on taffeta . . $1.00 to 52-50
lxtra size Black Skirts
................ $1.50 and $1.98
liluck Skirts. spun. glass tops,
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l H191. Ridge, No. Stamford and Tumor.
Rlvor Benefit Under Avery's Will
The will of Aaarou S. Avery. N
North Stamford, who died on Septem- gram?“ gunfight ' "’1'98
1913. was offered for probate a. “g 0“ $1ogst“'$‘2‘25
in Stamford on last Monday. It dis- """"""""" ' ° '
noses at a personal estate estimated
to be about $8. 000 and it makes he
quests to churches in rural Stumi’old
.and vicinity.
A trust fund of $1 000 is created for
the High Ridge Methodist ( hurth and
the residue of the estate is so discos
ed of that it will be. divided equu .y
into funds to be administered for the
lhenciit oi‘ the North Stamford (lonure
national Church. The i‘timofJRlv'er
J. I. Mallette
» 88 Washington II.
In. "11le
Tel. 44..
ARSON SQUAD BUSY.
LONDON, Oct. (3. . 'l‘he militant Sul-
trs cites were a nun bus this mo a-
chapel. g k y 1'
Mr, Avery was 81 years old when
he died. The will was executed May
18. 1912. lie was a farmer.
lug, when they put lire to and badly
damaged a large unoccupied riverside
house at Iinmpton-mr'l‘hnines, a few
There 1.. a 1.9mm.“ or 3100 10‘ Fred undies above London, Two women were
Olsen. arrested in the vicinity on allupicion
Mr Avery‘s wife Emily ..l Avery,1gl being mumlnuu of tho "Arson
died on August 21 1913 leaving an on 'Wfiuund" They refused to aim their
timotod estate of $110011 pernonul names. All is usually the case when
llropcrty. She was 74 years old and ' similar outrages occur. a large quam
aside from her husband left two bro. lily or Suffrage literature was found
them Andrew G Btevens of Norwallt strewn about the urmmds.
and Mark W Stevens of Norwalli Mr The two women wore subsequently
Avery also leaves two or three brotbrmlght up and charged at the police
thorn. They receive no bequests in his; WWI. when they MW identified as
will. ‘Misa May Richardson and Miss lla-
Mru Avry'u will also cranlnd a trust ! chucl Pouch. According to the police
fund of i1. 001) for tho bencfli of tlielevlden'u Miss Richardson. who had
North Stamford Corlgroguiitlunl,b90!l recently released from prison.
Church, There was in it a bequest of L whore ”119 W5 “9"an '1 il'm 0f three
#500 to Alice Stevens. wife of George ' months’ imprisonment, admitted that
H. Stevens of New Carmen and the she had set fire to the house and hop.
testatrlx' 1:1 husband Aaron. was to 03 811° hid made it $001! job of it. The
an 11m. Upon 1111 death the nonmelhearlnz- Us“ WM not allowed
from the residue was to no to Andrew
0. Stevens of Norwaik. and the other
hair of the residue was to go outright W
to Mark W. Stevens of Norwalk, Im- The Telephone boys’ clamhakc to
drew (i. Steven’s children were to have have been held yesterday was my“.
equally divided. the principal of the posed until next flunday because 9112'
fund created tor their (other upon his the fact that some of the employessre
wealth. laway and the remainder wished to st»
This will, executed about the Bama’tend the ball game yesterday. The
time of Mr. Avery's, has been admit- bske will he held in Berry’s woods. in
ted in the probate court. wept Nowell; There will be u hail
Me it to cum and the bake will
is amt 111 soon.
BLUE 3121.1. cuuams.‘
'1 rm
I I ”any?
i «all:
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have income from the residue duringlwomon were remanded for further ‘~ “h
scum uol'wammm: mm
nexu- ‘
wrote at lint“:
unbeaten mo Ho t.ol
Mabel and Raymond
G Genet Fission. private.
til
I ~ to Hui ord and City Hotels
aWaat at. man school.
silence rd lit. Concord
.hoo la.
blah: Aniline
. h at. "I An
orvallt Iron orke.
codes It.
eatAve
1 and . yior as
we to.
“noon
2 Ave. Ind Lo
u—Chestnut‘ and Hen 8
36—180th in: “animus;
eat and 3.1m om eats.
u—Eouth' ‘31.. between Grove All
11. Workl, Mu .-
xargligldindd Ola an: M
rdeld Ave. {nil Cedar It.
W'lor AI‘ll Au» um] It
:t'hurrltv and Quint-rd Am and In:
Woodward amend bounds-J.
51- cGoiden mu 8t. and Elmwood An.
I
111—th
11:
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Box dl—«Oorner Putnam avenue and
ltoed street.
Denotes non-interfertno boxes.
tar box. from which the nu
bar of any box can be wooded.
eteokeatunoonandln. n.
otandord time. )-
I“(inamen-ox)“ at odd time. «min. I
Two strokes after “Liam. Ire out. n
will departmen t, 1-!
Three slow strokes. water to be m
lit 1:: it n. at. one Mann-day a no
la ulled fort est.
re sierra-e for an moi also re
mind by telephone.
Four long blasts of the whistle at
no school for the following session
l~l—-l~1
nowa‘vvon FIRE ALARM DIITllc‘fl
l"I’vvo mom of an bell. mill. 1-1.”
ikmlhltnd AVO. to N. 3.. N. n. I I
is-Iilclmry Bluff and BollP0 island.
Henna Point and RotonPo
~Lonz Inland Soon d to lilaKinle
t—Kmntni" HoKinle at. to one
ti—«Grand Street and indaii Lana.
almPennoyer BLto Bl.
Hm at. to Railroad.
ai—Runroad to Brook-lilo.
West em.
1I~Whita Bridge north to Brook-loo.
iG-Whlte Bridge 8.1.80und
tf~WhitoB 8. W. ml. 1. Bound.
One stroke‘1 0 the tire boll at odd timer
indicate-tel
oration-“6f Hire bell. thus. 1-1-1-1
water to be'ahut 08.
A thirds! more alarm- ibdlaoto mom
‘ NORWALK Fm: ALARM.
theater or ham and wall streets.
n—Beiden Avenue and Union Piece.
”—8 ring Hill and Kellen Street.
u... him: For k.
as—w eat Avenue bod Berkeley Street
ill—J‘r-ankiin Avenue and Lynn Place.
Sl—Gae house. (Private box).
I:--Weet Avenue and Kerwin Street.
Bil—Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street
M—Chapel Street and Harbor Avenue.
II-West Avenue. near me armory.
waieveua Street and Rim Crest.
libero“ Street and Wilton “onus
law-Main street and North Avenue.
nce Stmt.
02:31am and Catherine Streets.
v Canaan}! Road and Pblr Street
:6— Chestnut direct~ near aeummer I.
Main Street and Union Avenue.
92—011 The G.reen
63—East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
mt—Eeet Avenue and Daskam Llano.
IABT NORWALK i'iRl ALARM IOXII
h‘ire headquarters. ill Van Zen! Biron
Telephone 170
4~Fltoh School i nvate).
Private boxes wll only be Pulled for
A telephone measure to Electric station
(70!) between the hours of s p m. on!
l—llarvln School in rim:
zit—«East Washington and Fun Sta.
214—41111: Zandt 8t. and Osborn Ave.
116~Eaat Ave. and Rowan BL
:17» Winfield 8t
223~Fort and Charles Sta.
luv-East Ave. and Fitch s1.
lint—«St. John St. and Edlie Ave.
332~Beavlew Ave. and Plant at.
Ruanoulevard and Second 8!.
silo—Cove Ave. and Fifth St
till—«Boulevard and Blackstone at. (Tel.
Mi-Jteyoer 8t. and Pine Hill Ave. ('f'ei.
lien-Keys" 8t. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel.
ilk-Shore Haven. (To l.)
i a. m. Vin; location of tire. In Item
will he ven o. nearest box.
tiro on premises when located.
Second alarms are only to be [Iven by
the chief or acting chief upon his arrival
at the
I clot clonal-
i—One bloat a odd times. testing or line
|~Onebteetat Iii" in” standard time.
i -l-—-'l‘wo blasts. to out .
ll- -ii-~’rwenty two. at 8 a 111. no morn
ing session of puniioaeh on
u— ll~—-Twoniy- two, at is 80 p.110 a!
lemon: mum, of public so chooi.
ll‘illlliil ~Ten blasts quickly all] tlv
entire department
MAILS
Norwalk Postotilce
Malia Dean-toned
1': :Donhur simian
m.~«~Weet and south Nomi.
mm
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.m. Milieu West and Bot. N
.e-«Nevv fork and War
.111. ~lllut and Houth “email.
to ~Danhury diviu Ion
.m. .v—Pcinie west of standout. fun
ony.l
[nu-welt" and South Norm
. ll. Madmen station. Danbnry an!
”In mill-afloat and do Not-walk.
Hummus Wes tend 80 um
Bond m and Hello-yum
t mail closes at I: an b.
day collection at a. to 9.1:.
all. Receives.
m.-.1\i.direotionl.
m’ M1"1 r anaemic.
m. «- . wen u
In.» hand has blur
in. “Emmi" Norwalk.
m.--illnnt. West and“ lo 11m
mullanbury div
.m-Jlluuté West and so. Hamil.
Hm widest and 30th No math.
~New York. Brooklyn end loot)
mai
1: to n. m.- ~M.Wut and lo. Hamil.
0:00 a. sow-mu Wartime so. No
cat-new win ow open from I on
I). I. ADAM PW
South Norwalk Poatoiilce
“A“... ANNIVI FROM
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fidhtfffzs
“want! 111 rue tourism.
momma
um M --
flora. telephone tor are alarms ..
1 kaubiucton and North Inn III
8:80 a. 1m. and 12:80 p. m. indicate
Z‘ Mongram Rye Whiskey
Gauntlet xxxx Whiskey
Gauntlet x Whiskey
Private Stock Whiskey
Pure Grain Alcohol
Pym Denatured Alcohol
Old Jamaica Rum
St. Croix Rum
Blackberry Brandy
Claret
Quality Guaranteed.
83 AND 85 WASHINGTON 81'.
We Have the Following Wines,
Liquors, etc, in Bulk
Prices Lowest in the City.
Call, Write or Telephone You Wants.
Prices Right.
A. F. Beckmahn & Go.
PHONE 440.
MONDAY. our. 5, 3913
Finest Dry Gin
Holland Gin
Imported Port Wines ‘11
Domestic Port Wines ‘ up»
Imported Sherry Wines
Domestic Sherry Wines
Museatel Wine
New England Rum
V. 0. Medford Rum
Witch Hazel
SOUTH NORWALK-
Give us the
prove it.
Conheally
81 Washington St.
Sensible School Shoes
for Boys and Girls
We have the most varied and
complete stock
in Norwalk;
opportunity to
8. Bracken
Phone 3684
Koal G
but we are not at all astonished.
the top.
oing with
a rush
Our coal is going with a rush.
May we have your order?
HARRIS 81 GANS
Water Street, South Norwalk.
Koal
We are very glad of it, of course.
Goodness and merit alone get to
COMPANY
Tel. 7: x.
Why Not Try it?
South N orwalk.
ENTERTAINED MANY FRIENDS.
in honor of the third anniversary of
the birth of Arthur Garfield. a lurgt
number or friends were cuterlulucd
yesterday afternoon and evening at
the rcuidcnse oi the parents Mr and'
Mrs. Nicholas (lurlieid. of ham
slrect. A Venctluu onchcstru from
Bridgeport rcudursd in delightful .pro
gram. and the occasion proved most
enjoyable throughout. Thom wuu
singing and other forms of entertain-
ment for the youm: people. An abun-
dance of relrcshmcnis were served.
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COBWEBS N THE RAIN.
Lady Jennings Lorine No 0 Ship
horde of llotblohcm hold 11 cobweb
nuclei in their luduo rooms to Rod
Men‘s lloll last week, and although
cd crowd gathered and a jolly time
was the remit 'lho web was un
wound with much fun and laughter
All were pleased with the prison
round at the end of the Web. The
music was line. Those who were
kept at home by the rain, missed one
of the most sociable times over iichn
by the lodge. Elves s orchestra furnish
ed music.
SALVATKJN ARMY SPECIAL BER-
VICE.
There will he a openlal musical ser-
vice in the Salvation Army hall, iii)
Water street, Booth Norwalii, tonight
at 8. o'clock. The service will be con-
ducted by Captain and Mrs. It. (3.
Goodchlld of Port Chester, N. Y. The
Captain and his wife are good musi-
cians using a comet. guitar. ocerinn
and mandolin. A. very interesting
than is expected, and all are invited to
. Niall“:
Stamford,
the night who very stormy a fiWd-MZ'.
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Every Week at
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iTWO STAMFORD WRECK
ACTlONS SENT TO COURT
l Papers in two suits glowing out of
the Stamford wreck of In: no 12 lost
have been returned to the Superior
c.ourt Both suits are instituted by
Edward J. Kelly, of Chicago. One in
this own l1chail’.thc other as adminis-
trator of his wiles estate. she no
calving lulu! inluilcs He asks for
3820.000 damages, 510000 in each or
1
Mr. Kelly and his wife were pair
scnucrs on tho llrut auction of the
14:25 train out of this -cliy which won
run into by the second section, the
longine of which was in chemo of 11m
late Charles J. inherty. Several lives
were lost and many were injured.
Mr. Kelly says in his own com:
.plaint that he suffered many 1311111
and bruises. that his client and colon
were strulnud and that he rmclvud u
serious shock. lie also says that he
lost much clothing. 11. gold which, a
suit case. some unused railroad tick
etc. all of the value oi 8800
In Mrs. Kellys case it is claimed
that she suffered much pain before
she died. as her limbs Were iractured
‘ond there were internal hurts. it. is
further claimed that she lost jewelry,
to the amount of $500.
in his charge in both actions that
the company was negligent in that it
permitted an incompetent «inducer
to operate the locomotlvo while the
Mannie were detective.
The Court Nerruck Fife and Drum
Band serenaded Wholphy 11. Clark Bab
urday evening after the ’psrsde. Mr.
Whelphy responded by posting around
the cigars.
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