to the poultry re s
exhibitors with strong ashib
played a potent part in
international oomity .as
e surety oi nations, also
at the Belgian and British
re good sports and bully
They are coming again.
ll equipped information bu-
: m- "ha—rhin-
”I.
your painting and papervhsngy: “
, Our experienced men can
to your ootisiartion. The
are exceedingly lbw. Esti-
cheerfully given. Special low
on points and wall paper.
Goal of William Eftron. 3 Row
street, East No'rwalk. Try a bushel
u will buy a ton. ‘
Tel. 441.
I) am‘ paying lo a lb. for rugs
yd ‘llest prices for rubbers, metals,
liter beds etc.
merino and Repairing of An-
lane and Modern Furniture. .
. Mode to Order
It will pay you to let us eatimate
a your work.
Cleanser
D YN E R
ulna communication with this Sin» 3
. I‘roau will beam elevated bulletin i
whihh will b modes IorI'III a noun?
cation whenever I'Iu'wire" or phone * ‘
message arrival! tor an exhibitor. thus
saving the almost hopeless process
of Bosnian" kiln through the aisles. I
as the voice of the orier is not heard ( .
'9 The lions Cloak SI Suit house
33 South Main St, South Norwolk
. We might tell you hope a lot of nice things about our handsoine
new Suits. Skirts. Dresses and Waists
perfect In style. best In quality and post to, buyw‘all or which rWould
be the hush. But it would be far better for youmana us—tor you
to come to thib store and see with your ovgn eyes how they look
and tit. and judge for yourself if they are best for you to buy. Buy
later if you Want to, but look now.
The Paris Cloak and Suit Hesse
33 South Main St. South Norwaik.
ws ALTER FREE.
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in the land when the chicken show is
on. ”The marvel oi the new ideas
manifested by the new management. ‘
however. is that the press room is I
to be renovated and decoraéed with
the show' a colors and iurnis ed with '
'real furniture in a manner moat be
wilder-inn These ope but low
silver anniversary.
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
Dent MISS
CLOCKS which need repairing. clean-
Olng, etc. .and brought in during the
week rom OCT. 25 TO NOV. 1, will
be given the
$2 to $4 WORK
~41in-
$1. 50
under the condition that the owner
will give me alter the i“EDalllllg Inl
later time a short letter for my I .000
Recommendation-letter Illooh. stating
that he is pleased.
Remember
Don’t: Miss , This
Opportunity
Charles Brand
Special Watchmaker,
Jeweler and Optician.
Jeweler and Optician.
Goods at Moderate Prices.
155 Washington at. South Norwalk.
Oppoalte Hoyt’a Theatre-i-Uplwrs.
rumours
“ FOR HIRE
DAY‘OR NIGHT. I
CALL , D. TRAVIS
PHONE 1440.
i
. N- -W~
Be Prepared
for
15 ELY AVE,
PHONE
BOUTH.NORWALK
7 2 2 -12
Don’t Be Hasty
In buying wamruas‘. Inspect. the
line line that we are showing at ex:
tremely low prices.
M‘GUTKOWSKY
At the Former Auditorium Building.
MINORTH M'AIN STREET.
We buy second-hand Furniture.
points about the improvements which ‘
will signalize the big chicken show's“
This Opportunity I
«ALL KINDS WATCHES AND.
the cold weather and get a I
. O.
COOK STOVE with It Guarantee.
M.‘L.'ROSEN
.I price for iipeoiaily selbctoli”
‘I I-trust‘ a lot to the deals: you
to know these littlest-noes i
IOUTI-i NOB
I 515 Main 81., Stamford.
or .
,lflIHIM'S SiSIEiI ‘
RIIIIS PANAMA
When Completed Two Years
Hence Will be World’s
Greatest Water Supply
NEW YORK. Oct. 17.:-It Is now
announced that New York‘s new grout
water system. which almost rivals the
completed in two years. It Is by all
odds the largest water system in the
world and will cost, it is believed, far
in excess of the $200,000,000 already
incidentally,
m. ~
the fact
timber,
Il’anamn Canal in size and cost. will he"
ms you any know
I up I
“and it you buy clear umber yo normally expect no pay the _
d in either case you " '
onize. It’s worth Your time
especially when you ‘
lhe Hatch & Bailey Company
M.“ CONN.
We might say they were
The Style Store i‘or Ladies.
has been brought to light that this
city has what ls probably the largest
subterranean population in the world.
There are new employed underneath
Manhattan Borough 25,000 men carVu
ing but, cementing and otherwise
making ready the tunnels through
which the city will receive 770,-
000,000 gallons of water daily. These
{tunnels are from 200 to 500 feet be:
”slow surface and are carved .out of
solid rock, which will be lined with a
1% toot thickness of concrete. thus
avoiding the deterioration that is
characteristic of iron pipe. These
operations extend all the way from
the Ashokan Reseryop to Staten Is-
land, aIdistance or 1 -I miles. There
are 92 miles of aqueduct north of
the city's bounds. The tour drainage
areas from which the. supply will be
drawn aggregate 000 square miles.
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October 22d.
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Our Annual OpenIng Display
ilF ...,
Will be held in the Suit Department. Wedoesday,
I iliAll interested are cordially
invited to attend
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incidental to this stupendous under-
taking seven towns are wiped out.
causing the removal of thousands or
people; over 2,800 bodies in 32 come
teries have been reinterred in new
sites; 84 miles of highway discon-
tinued and 40 miles of new highway
constructed 11 bridges built; 11 miles
of railroad relocated; 15,222 acres at
land acquired; 2.936.000 cubic yards
of earth and rock excavated; 8,069.-
000 cubic yards of embankment and
984,000 cubic yards of masonry
placed; and 1.187.000 barrels of no.
meat used. This new system is de
signed to supply the entire populn
tion of Greater New York and pro
video for the growth or the city-to
twice its present population.
Horse Poisonerl’ Trust.
appropriated.
rleger
A Very Important Sale For
Teday and Monday Night
Special SpOrt Coats
We have placed on Sale a. very
choice lot oi the popular
I
S ort Coats
made of all wool Scotch Mixtures. ;:.
shadow plaids, All Wool Chin-
chillas in leading high colors at
Recent prosecutions have brought
to light even more forcibly than here-
tofore the existence _in this city of
the profession of horse poisoning.
Strange but) none the less true to re-
Iate. there are poisoned here each
year thousands of. horses employed
in the delivery of ice, ice cream, milk
and other such commodities because
of the refusal of their owners to pay
blackmail in some or the forms
peculiar to the "gangs,” or perhaps
because he chooses to remain inde-
pendent Lot some association. 01 may-
be for up other reason than that he
is a competitive "thorn in the side"
of those who are willing to risk due
punishment in order to cripple or get
‘ them out of the way. The latest case
is of two poisoners convicted of malt.
ing away. idl' $100. of the nine horses
of. an ice cream manufacturer who.
according to the testimony, had been
“decently asked" to join mrassocia-
j liqueur], declining, was taught a les-
son. ‘
Blnck Has Fire Record.
IOne hundred and one tires in three
years is the record of a single city
block in what has been known as
New York’s 3"Arscn Zone.” Fen :Weai
ize what. this means in cost to the
city and. the property owners. Any
alarm in that section will bring out
at least three engines and two hook
and ladder trucks. with 44 men, and
to turn out each of these apparatus
costs just $35. The totals for the 101
files therefor e are 505 pieces oi up
parntus used and 4,444 men called
out at a cost of 83,535. Ditinuges suf-
fered at tires average 3622 each.
making the total loss for this block
$62,822. That not one life was lost
Iln all those tires will seem strange
to one who does not realize that the
people who care to live in such a
place surely know all about fires“
take them as a matter of course and
are always ready. Rarely do they
ever have to be rescued. However.
"Block lil'l2"--as this block is known
when washed its face and turned
over a. new lent. his a result at ape:
ciai attention from the new bureau
of tire prevention it has furnished
only two alarms during the present
your.
Wonderful Altar.
. An altar ballooned with relics tron:
'ull over the world and recalling many
historical and traditional places and
incidents will he. the most absorbing I
feature of the magnificent chapel ut
ill-II iIIlcrmI..IIIulI lmw nuuring ’cour
pietinu on \i‘auhiugtuu iicighla. 'l‘bia
, church III declared to be the uncut
oxaiupiH (It cccitulustk‘ul art and
IIIclIitccluiu is Sow YoIII and prob
IIth In the United lltotea. No build
I out
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the low-priced restaurant concerns?
There are promising signs tint the
“fur may fly" in the' near future—I
and by no means to the dismay oi.‘
the city‘s ‘quick lunch ”population
which numbers well Into the millions.
For several years two or-three "chain
restaurant” enterprises have been
establishing branches in every see-
tlon of the city, and more recently
a number of new chains of systems
have entered the field. The bright-
est present prospect of lower cost
in this phase of city living. grows out
of persistent rumors that. the wealthy
backers of a large and tremendously
successful Chicago system are preparw
ing to lock burns in competition for
New York patronage with the two
local chains that‘are reputed to be
controlled. by Standard Oil interests.
So u. battle royal may be hoped for.
nuns iii mains
FUNERAL OF VETERAN TYRELL.
The funeral services of.“ Rinaldo it.
l‘y rreil, who died ‘i‘hulsday at thr Sci:
diets Home, will ht held at 32C» Vladi—
son street Bildgeport today
GENERAL MANAGER HERE.
iiienerul Manager .I. K. Ponder-lord,
oi the Connecticut Company. was In
Norwalk yesterday afternoon looking
uvur the local lines. The purpose oi:
his trip could not be learned. but it
is rumored that there may be some
changes in the Norwalk lines. in the
near future.
I
Sell Your Junk
Before the Cold Weather Comes.
1...”..."4
I pay the Highest Prices for
Rubber Tires. Metals and Feather
Beds. It a lb. for Rags, 25¢ per
too for Newspapers. 3356 per too
for Magazines.
G Yourdisky
Phone 912. 27 Ely Mm, no. Norwaik.
Overcoat ' I -
Weathe
is here and also our
i ”Bonjamiu'
Overcome.
$
$15. 00 and $16. 00.
our Charge System
Islet your disposal by settlsug your bills' In. Sim }
.50"
These cents are worth $12.25,
lag in New York has It setting or
' ~ uroutcr historical interest Into the cast
and south bolus 'l‘r inity, cemetery?
. (now its own churchyard) in which
still appear faintly the ridge oi the
trenches used in the bottle of Wash
lumen Heights. Within the chapel
every bit at ornamentation is or II
proiouodly symbolic character- The
significance of the whole. however.
will concentrate in the otter with its
rumorkohie suggestions oi secular and
sacred history rum 1will he hits oi
sculpture, bricks. colored tiles. mush
stalls. mists of lemon and pol-
pebbles trout Jordan. I stones
{libel ‘ the “Walls of Jeri»
detention and the
Ian and shotianda.
Sides to Moon.
"Ciothcralt" $12.00 to 8:25.00
Joseh Davis
In wasnmu’t‘ou e‘flttl‘l“;
South Namath. coon.
Snappy patterns. mode in
various up to the minute
styles. in chcviots. chinchil-
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