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p.
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In very common In ma Irma this.
9110mm. Would it not be well to call
I! up on the ’phone and protect your
1 lime and valuable: against this dan~
V 9.0!, by placing, III Burglary policy
with us can let us reimburse you for
u. was. -
I"! _ Linda M Insurance.
, "r , '" Public Stenograpner.
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,J
- spect Ihe Cape. Cod Canal.
, accompanied by a. hand, started last
- tie resting in the city hall lock-up and
1 his case. will be heard In the morning.
‘ case this morning.
Item. I
nuke:
Telephone 1230.
TAYLOR a (air can
07-” Wuhiucton Gtrnt
w.’ south Nar'watlk. Conn.
Ow
RIVERslAND HARBORS COMMIT-
TEE INSPECTS BOSTON
HARBOR.
‘ ”lirOS’l‘llN, (let. Ii."_"AII inspection of
Boston harbor was made today by Ill”-
”teen members of the House Contrnlt- '.
tee‘on Rivers and ilarbors. The corn»
initiate. which left Washington lt‘t'ltlay
night for a New England tour. wanna.
companied by a delegation from the
[Boston Chamber of Commerce on its
trip about the harbor on a government
steamer. Among the points visited
was the plant of the Fore River Ship-
building Company, at Quincy, where
several warships are under construc-
tion. On their return to the city the
‘corrtnr'tticenr‘en were entertained at
luncheon attire Algonquin Club, where
they that Governor Ilr‘oss and Mayor
Fltzfierttld. This evening they will
attend a dinner in connection with the
MIISSIII‘IIIISI‘IILS Waterway Convention.
Tomorrow the comrnittecmcn will irr-
BLUE GRASS ENDURANCE STAKES
ATTRACT MANY.
“ c
l.()lllS\.“lI.l.lC, K32. ()ei. Ii. Many
notabler; in the. turf world have come
to Louisville, to witness the four—tulle
race for the Kentucky Endurance
Stakes. valued at amrroxirnately $15.-
ilili), \\'III 'II will be the l’ealllre at the
opening \‘I’cdncsday of the fall race.
meeting at the Churchill ilourrz“
track. P
Out of I total of thirty lltll'llllliiililllti
filed for this rich stake chItIl_ it i2;
probable that only six Ill)l“.s‘t‘.fi will in 'e
the starter. With favorable weather
and a first track, runny lrorsctrrcn pre-
dict that .Ihc winner will lower .the
world's record for the distance, Tld
4-5, established by Satcnrin. last
year's winner of this stake.
WILL VISIT WEST. POINT.
BOSTIIN, Oct. 6.—~—A brlci stay in
New .Yori. today and a visit to Wrist
Point this afternoon was planned by
the 300 members of the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company, who.
night for their natural outing, to be
held this your-at Rochester, N. Y. Tire
principal exercises will be held at IRo- .
In”.
waster. I'. Y.
FRANK TAYLOR ONCE MORE“.
Frank 'l‘nylor wanted to sleep Irt
the doorway of (‘uneo'a fruit store, in
Washington street this noon. Officer
'John Flynn did not want him to. Frank
Frank was accused of drinking o‘er.
tton whiskey. having been sober at 9
o'clock.
COURT CASES
Morris Vouel. charged with assault
on John i‘lroppn, paid the costs of the
John «Carroll. charged with assault
on his wife. paid $10 and costs at the
order oi‘ Judge John Keogh. today.
Mlliiil'hII’Ii l’nnor, charged with uiv
int: liquor to II police prisoner. wart
fined $2“. itliiI minis this morning,
A foo] IIII‘l‘I' was and h.» lord hla hair
Illlveu IIII you and I).
Home called him the lllllll who did not
I'iir‘."
W9 eallml him the IlIIIlII with the dome
no hard,
(For now, like heaven, Ihere'u no purl-
illk iIIIII‘ci,
liven oh you anti I.
Oh, the your“ he‘d mode and the learn
he‘ll waste
And the work of bin head and hand.
Add him hair would Ilia, ho didn‘t
know why
(And how WI‘. know he iirvvnr liilew
whyi
And uevcr could uhrlurrduud,
Oh, the thus» he npont and the win he
spent,
And to rcacne Irla locitu who his coin
intent;
flint the ionic» he used weren‘t worth
a bent,
lac his hair just went and went and
went.
(For It hulr must follow iiu natural
heal).
Mm as you and ii.
w w MW
The fool Wag stripped to his foolIsh
hide.
So he bouzhi a toner to cover his
pride.
And to Knit? his hair he tried
tried,
fiat Two of them lived and 'i’tiltlilhl
of their: died.
hilt]
I Snicked Shbulde
[Extra
Fancy
Tel 371
Fall Cream Cheese Pound 20c
Eggs dim
East IndiaTea‘ICo
125 Washington Street
rs 12%.: lb.
If you don’t
Know
where to go and get treated right we
will tell you.
Auto Supplies
Standard Gasoline, Mobiloll Oils.
Colombia No. 6. Batteries Give Best
Results.
Diamond and Goodrich Tires.
The South Norwalk
I
I
Supply Co.
42 WATER ST.
Open Sundays From 8 to 12 Noon.
We Represent I
First Class and ,
Prompt Paying I
Fire Insurance
Companies . I
.I. M. Layton 81 Co.,lnc.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
.5 Railroad Ave. south Norwalh
The Reed 8: VoIk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
Aurd'isuecues
* ~ I’hone SOB-60 80. Main St...
g 80. Nor-walk. Music Hall Block.
I'
|
It is always best to catch ,,
leak or I plumbing repair whee 3
it lira! starts. because Its ten-4,-
dency is to grow worse with...
neglect. '-°
You will lave much annoy-"
once. as well as time and Iron-I.
do by phoning or sending II)
In whenever any part of your
—.
sanitary equipment appears to
aim out of order in the least "
g "Home—made" repairs are
uIaIIIIIIIhiI'ts at beat. and are the
costliest In the long
place your plumbing probicmn'
f'k'on our ahouldern and we will
,2? ooh-II them promptly and ”1".”
factorily.
é‘lIIORACE R. NASHii:
if North Main and Want Btu.
4!.
i‘
Willi". 'IIII ' 'l, 'I'II l' (1,.
I. IIxriI%lIMJ $.42“??? TH“. 1" ”if
00 Thamer
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS.
When Your Eyes
Need Help
lou IIlIoIIIII secure. tlpte IuIrvIeIIII of
Illl expcticoccrl examiner to fit your
glamour. We. employ Experienced
(Iridium~II-Ilrnrluaie i’lii‘nlciunhwlo
exrnniut- the eyes and guarantee
nailsfncllmi, No charge for exam-
inniion.
ii? Atlantic squirm Stamioru. oonn.
Est. Iii yn. 0pm an. amine.
i
l
i
I
iihe (mldiylmtlo you vs been any-
ing to pamlle that i am fond of my
own voice?
mined, that you like music
W
(loud tenants are to be hadmfor
.. gmcuwt
I £than . “ ," .,
O -. . *7
gm» .
.Trernont Temple. today.
I lain Henry I‘.
,rimr,
.
the. steamer "(‘in of Richmond" when
‘died In, his home yea erday. aged 75.
‘ when a mere. lad, and folltver the deep
- superintended the building of the
‘_ in
. lican and
13-3——. W . —- ..-.,.
PEOPLE TI) SHAPE ,
PROGRESSIVE PLATFORM
MW-..
“OSTON Oct. ("‘4 method of p10 Sulzer were made out to Sarecky. ”GI "lldlili‘su‘d food [1115805 out 01' 1118 SN ;
cedurc new to Massachusetts politlIal
wuvelmo‘m w” Introduced “up" the he could prove that at least $21, 000 child again.
party managers extended an. lnvitniil n
to the pthllt to take a hand in Shop
ills: the platform l0 “‘3 “(IODU‘d 1“ u“ re 11). was not stroll. but came to 3111- harmless; children love it, and it new
Progressive Party state cornention in
The cornmit- ‘
I
ice on resolutions had drawn up a ten
I'm draft “3 a basis for id” "My“ one days to: Sareckv belore he finally lie of “California Syrup of Figs,‘
atrd It was announced mm u mm“ m turned up here and was subpoenaed. which has full directions tor babies,
to suggestions from aicrediied dele-
'gatcs. legitimate propositions adv-ant:
ed byu visitor would be considered. 1
lot) were. women.
Chairman Matthew llale of the state.
committee called the convention to
order, Charles S llird, the party can.
.Iinls [more than
‘Ilidzrtu for governor, was not present,i
. I
as he is engaged in a campaign trlpl
,iu the western part. of the slate, I
TUGBOAT PIONEER DEAD.
Capt Henry E, May, Who Fostered
industry on the Connecticut Pass- I
es Ahay.
lil(‘til.\ .\\'I‘I\l' Conn, Oct. tin-Cap
.\inv, who developed the“.
tugboat Industry on tin. i‘onnoeiicut
and who was later captain of
it was burned in New. York in. ISIII.
after an extended illness. lie was a
native or iladdaur. lie went to sea
for many years. eventually becoming
master of coastwise vessels. ‘
lie resigned to'devote his energies
to the tug industry. and at various
times was III command of many tugsI
plying the Connecticut river. He
steamer Hartford, of the Hartford line
and was Its first captain, lie retired
1892 and since that time had lived
at his home here. lie was a. Rehab2
represented the town of
iiaddnrn in the legislature in 1897.
He was a prominent member of the
Congregational church, being treas-
urer of the local society.
VIIIIIII Iii Will
1 I“
fizer, and it was expected that before
, Louis
'« thunder 1..
. been heard.
Hill IISIIIZIII IIIIIII
Hearing Opened atr2:15 O’clock
, “ThisAIierncon
‘
A'I..B‘ANY,I.'. Y.. Oct; 6.—This was
impeachment trial of Governor Sul~
court adjourned Senator Honey I).
Hlnman would have. delivered his'
opening address and two witnesses-~-
A. Sarecky and bloat-Cour
‘Joaeplrthal—v-would have
Only an afternoon session of the
court was to be held from 2:15 o'clock;
until 6, and Hinman planned to occupy?
'Irali‘ this time with his address.
. mamas,
tthopcaing day for the defense In the .
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Ii IIHIIII II IRIIIS
IEIIRISII Alli] SICK
Look, Motheri If Tonguais Goal:
.' ed Give California Sy-
‘ run of Figs
‘ Children love this “. fruit laxative,"
and nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach. liver and bowels so nicely.
, A child simply will not stop playing
to empty the bowels, and the result is,
they become tightly Icloggotl with
waste, ilver'gets sluggISh, stomach
Vsours, then your littlo"one becomes
cross, half-sick, feverish. don’t eat.
sleep or act naturally, breath ls bad,l
system full of cold. has sore throat.
atornaclrIachc or diarrhoea. Liston.
As campaign secreta: y to the gov-
crnor, Sarecky handled much of the
money contributed to the campaign
timid. and runny click its Intended for
said on his arrival here last nlghtthat
which the governor is charged with
not having reported as a contribution,
zer from an entirely different sounce
Counsel for tire irnpealhnrcnt mana-
gets asserted the} solicited for twenty.
lie never was called to the ultnesg
stand.
_ . .losephthal is the man who paid off:
Hard“are & Auto I or ”w 2'2"“ damn” MW" creden- the governor‘s Wall Street account ofiuinc made by “California Fig Syrup
maintained '
.that his testimony would be valuable,
. l'or Sulzer.
$36,752. lie always has
The
Strength of
Newspaper
Advertising
The Strong
Power of its
Business
A widow,
' tor survive,
tin the current boom of Farm and
a contributor writes an ar-
‘ ticlo entitled "The Country Child's
. Lunch.” ‘ There. in no more Important
I careful house-
uow titan first of the
Too
much streaa control be laid upon va-
t‘oilowlng are some of
recipes
have been prov-
Fireside.
question before the
mother just
school lunch, aIIya thIII writer.
rlety. The:
the food combinations
which, Mar and over,
and
. tiII satisfactory.
Monday“ ”While
thickly huitcrod.
three sons and a daugh-
‘I: THE COUNTRY CHILD’S LUNCH.
broad sandwiches.
cold roItut chicken,
tomatoes Inalad dressing in RIIIRH,
ruuloea to ho alh'cd at school). crimes
and cake,
'l‘InIIIdIIy Nut
III-riled alias, liunI
punches and cookies.
\‘i’eilhcsdui‘ ~MIIIII unndwlchna
bread (with pouch
lIrIIuIi
(buttered l.
Iltilillli (in alum).
. nut.
butter in Itiiliil‘ii»
Getting
Is Fully Appre-
ciated by all
Who
The Business At-
Know
to.
treating Quali-
ties of such.
IIII‘IiII‘li, lemonade. coolticu and up» '
W... Sentinel Ads
'l‘liurIquy linking-powder blkcuila.
buttered, rrIuII
(In choral,
npplca
l~rlIlIIi Iiroun hrcurl (fruit Illllnul,
chipped honuwurml III‘IIilI beef, rice
IIIIIIIilIuI IiII chum and II mum. of
grape juice,
ML... uuw.wm.wwmafl
I‘Iiiciieii. potato ililIItli
drop I‘lIIiiiii IIIIII arnpea or
FOUR HATTERfi (30 WEST.
W
South Norwalk‘n population was do
Will catch the
Customer’
and attract
Efficiency
when u qttartette of bottom shook the
Howler—well you time yourself ad Droiut and Knapp lint Compton's fad
creased by four on Saturday urchins.
dual of the city from Ilrclr feet, and
departed forfliit. moth, Whom they will
nhaumo positions with the Sloan.
Force Company this week. Those
who went were W. F}. McChesney,
who formerly worked for the Sloan-
F‘orco management John Cram Harry
Erotica, and James Brady. The men
have been employed of late in the
lory.
, t ‘1. . .
A [Md My. car: health: the bell
New Business
to Your Est,
‘flfi
tablishment.
”my“ “ism“ flyifid; «Lustre: I mi ‘I
k; with; g. :2: WificI-I‘»? LiQI-Rmi‘dd
Mother! See if tongue is coated, then
:Klve a teaspoouful ot' “(.‘alifornla
‘Syrup of Figs." and in II few hours all
i
[the Ionstipatcd waste, sour bile and
tern and you hate a well, rulry'ilul
l
i
I Millions of mothers trite “ICalifotrrIaI
Syrup of Figs" because it. is perfectly
er tails to act on the. stomach,
and bowels. ,
I Ask your drtrggist for a 50PM“ bot
liver
mintls
Headquarters
for Everything that’s New
in Coats, Suits, Dresses and
See All the
New Things Throughout
the Store. Shop Here This
Millincry.
Evening.
children of all ages anti lor grow-n -nps
plainly printed on the bottle. liewme
of courrteri‘oits gOId here. (let the gen.
kind
Company." Refuse. any other
with contempt.
GAPTAIN 0F BARGE
WAS DBIIWIIED
(Continued from first page.)
entertaining (.‘Irptain ileicko, who left
for his own boat, tied between the
"North Star" and the dock, at. 9
o‘clock. Mrs, Lon: retired. shortly
fthereaftcr. and ii. is believed that the
victim went out quietly for a little
refreshment before he should go to
bed.
Mrs. Isabella Long stated yesterday
morning that her husband, though not
a drinking mart, occassionally indulged
a little. She told of retiring while the
captain was In his own cabin, and that
was the. last she saw him alvle
trying to climb down the ladder from
the dock to the coal barge, striking
his head and falling into the water.
This theory Ia quite plausible, as Can
taln Metcke,‘ who found the body, dis-
covered the victim's hat and one slib.
per on the deck of his boat,
Chief of Police William R, Penning-
ton, Medical Examiner Dr. s. H. Hunt.
the place half an hour after the body
had been found. The remains had
been secured by a piece of marlin
about the neck, and were still in the
unclean water.
Mrs. Long made quite a stir when
she insisted upon washing the body
herself. She was quite broken up and
had been stimulating herself for the
ordeal through which she must go.
Permission for Undertaker D. W.
Raymond to remove the body was, giv-
en by the medical examiner, who con-
curred to the opinion the death came
from accidental drowning.
The towing company was notified
and a sister of the dead man, living
In Greenwich street, Brooklyn, whom
Mrs. Long says has a heavy insurance
on the deceased, will be told of the.
death today .
m
MIMIK WILL BE
W. A. HANFORD‘
GARAGE
Do not allow your
glue to go without an overhaul-
ing this t‘aih—above is but one
of the many things that
happen to your cylinders—scor-
ing.
plete,
Reasonable charges.
A. defective piston ring.
(toss carbon, etc,
bring this about requiring rebor-
ing of the cylinders with all its
attendant costs.
See us now about having your
machine overhauled in our com-
modern
REALLY competent. expert me elranics.
car's en-
can
ex-
can quickly
shop
‘
by our
. She I
believed her lrnsbnd fell up he was
Iugton and a Sentinel reporter reached ‘
AIIIIEBTEII TODAY,
(‘ lII‘VIIIIuiNI), ().. Oct. 6.-~tlloacppi
l’mnaro, of Youngstown, 0., arrested
lust winter for handling a threatening:
letter to President Wilson demanding
money, will be. roleuaod today, an his
alior‘rIIy has been notified the chant-1‘
IIII against him will be Iliarrrlaaed. l’o-l
more was tried last June on the‘
charge. but the ,lury disagreed. it was
not shown that i’ornuroactuully wroteI
the letter, although he admitted he,
shined It, auylng he did not know the:
nature of the contents.
W........M~..Iw_....
.4
PAYS HEAVILV FOR BREAKING
EXCISE LAW.
m...
Ill/iit'l‘il‘Oi). Oct. il.»~»‘l‘hrough tho
illlchio, the liquor license of James
'Rcmike, of Popuonock. Town of Wind»
nor. is revoked. distance was recently
convicted of paddling liquor in neigh«
boring no license towns. he loses his
license, his bondsman must forfeit
$4.30, and there are #50 court costs.
mountinol Wants no a quid: action
and inexpensive means of countable
canon. They afford a direct way of
carrying a massage to the ones who
refusal of Judge Bennett of the Suns,
rior court, flied today, to‘ Issue a cero'
I
AU
Also Touring Car for hire.
LUTHEa M. waIGHTi
O B U S
to Danbury Fair
Round Trip $1
This will leave Railroad Square at 8 o'clock.
Elecirlc Electrical
ELccrarc rat-iii... ..
diiliii’pow... AT cosr M....5.i§§i‘...:
As an inducement to have your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT
we will furnish at cost the ELECTRIC FIXTURES. This means a
saving of fit) per cent. of what other firms charge you. Let us fur-
ther explain by talking the proposition over with you.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
“818W )
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE 342-3. BOUTHH NORWALK
54 WATER 8T.
Our Carpet aad‘Rug
Department
We have been told by shoppers, Is the largest and most com-
plclo In The Norwalira, and at present this Is especially true, for W0
have just received a large shipment front the Hartford Carnot Co.
Iloaidcrr the new ‘il‘ull Patterns in Tapestry, Velvet, Ilody Brussels,
Axmlnuier and Willona we Worn able to buy a number of their Illa—
continued patterns, which we offer In. It considerable reduction In
Iprlcc. * A
Lou (‘Itbln Rug hugs are becoming very popular on account of
Ilmir durability and low price. We have those in a large variety of
patterns In sizes from :54 x 50 Inches up to ii I: 12 feet.
The A. J. Angevine 8: Son Co
134-136 Washington St, South Norwaik
”We.” 9?“! WW
Try a Want Ad. in The Sentinel
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