“I‘m"]_
turnouts
“There will be a meeting of the Mer-
‘ntile Department of the Norwalk '
mbsr of Commerce this evening.
The Friday afternoon Club call
in et‘ll‘riday, Oct0ber 21th in the an
The show that will be the talk of the
town.
“Where happiness and joy reign s11.
preme.
Engagement extraordinary of vaude~
‘ villcs most beautiful spectacle,
. A charming story in music and pan-
tomine of the Indian 'war times.
At the playhouse perfect,
...—.5...“—
PRINCESS NICKOMUS,
.Hun-
dred- thrills and surprises.
O
home i Sausatuck.
The nearer the transportation-lines and ,
' by her husband and several children.
itoriuln of t
‘ “Mrs. John
later, M-rs.
*fleld, Mass
~Pigs' krl
‘ Charlton's Market.
'7 Two candidates were lllltlated‘at the
he Public Library
The American Band went to West-
port, lesterday. where they furnished
iisic at the funeral of Mrs. E. Chiop
Lindquist of
Hilda Benson, ill
uckles and
Raymond
street, is. spending a week with her
Pitts- ,
sauerkraut.
Special engagement of the recent sen~
sation of the Berlin Wintergsrden,
THE TWO ROMANS AND THE
MAD DpLL,
Two physically perfect men and a vl~
vaclous girl, in an innovation in
gymnastic nov.elties
ETHEL LE VAISE, ..
'In a sumptuous posing feature.
GLADYS WILBUR,
The “Joy Girl." in a repertoire of up-
1o-ihe-- minute songs.
" 11
Extra. Extra.
as he desires to
ltlle places of business in 1119101111; ,R9.
pairs. on the Saugatpck property cost
him about $6, 000 '
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The funeral oi‘Mrs; E. Chalppa. aged
51. was held yadterday morning at the
Ciiul'cllof the, Assumption. key. J. J.
Duggan celebrated requiem high mass.
which was attended by many friends
and relatives of the deceased Mrs.
Chappa died Sunday morning at her
home in 'Saugatuck. She is survived
novaarvr‘: ‘N tile BENTINEL. ._
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'l HAMER
' oeuusrs AND opriciANs.
No MATTER WHAT DOCTOR
sou MAY GO TO H
paw-bat fee you pay,y you canndt
,get better service than we give you.
We employ experienced OCU—
LISTS-esraduate physicians-to ex-
amine tiie eyes and GUARANTEE
SATISFACTION.
87 Atlantic-Square. Stamford. coon.
Eat. 15 yr... . OP!“ Bat. Bangs.
Izab-
We Represent
1 The sixtyseventh annual ' meeting
,crthe-Coaclfiticut State. Teachers as-
,scclallm rwilllonglmm-‘dnwml‘tfond and
["1 the annual business meeting in New
ilinen tile next day at 10: 30 a.,1n. in
9‘ lio instruction, Augusta. Me.
New Haven, Friday.‘Oc,tobci:"2li, with
the high school building
be 1111le in the main hall‘oi' the Hart-
ford‘fddigh School‘bllll‘lfln‘g‘ and lathe
”canal meeting will be addressed by
Willil'tm McAndrewa. principal of the
Washington Irving High School, New
York élty, his subject being “You "
Section Meetings
The section meetings at Hartford
.will be held at 11 11.111. and 21p to?
The 11 o'clock meetings are as fol-
MWs:
Supervisors and principals, Jewell
hall. Y. 'M. C. A. building, E. C. An-
drews of Greenwich, leader.1 Ad-
dress. "Measuring Results." Paysou
Smith, slate superintendent of pub
High school, main hall high school
building, H. E. Cottle, Bristol. leader.
Address, "After the Graged‘. Senools-
What Next?" President Flavel S.
Luther of Trinity College.
Elementary ‘_ schools, ergslliaed 1 by
Elizabeth A. Palms,1Ha1-tford, Gram-
mar division, room 355’“ high school
building. Mary Mai-chant, Hartford.
chairman. Address, “The Main Ob
ject of Physical Training." E H.
Arnold. director New Haven School
of Gymnastics. Grammar division.
room 26, Willis 1. Twitchell, Hartford
chairman. Address. "Teaching-10f
History from‘dihe Standpolnt of inter-
Hartford. At .
dress a business meeting oi} the Con-
1 principal in West
School.
discounted! under bills-inn .
Houston. oi the New .__ ,
School, an address. “Th Advantages
of a Commercial Hlsh
given by Charles Bin till
the High School, for
Besiniiing at 9. 45 a in. October 24, Springfield Mesa, and
"h preliminary business meeting will
connecticut River lBsnki
‘ Ebert School, Winsted
national Goodwill." Wilbur P. Gordy.,
the close of this ad-,
this city.
Hatters High
Business Schooling will be
bool" bolus;
principal ‘of
ommel‘ce.‘
duress by,
Martin Wells, vice-pro ideal oi the
flcmpani'. .
Hartford. on “The Qusllf cations R9
solved for a successful Business Ca
Net.” science section will be
charge of Chairman D. K. Arey, (lil-
Al. the auditorium of the Church of
the Redeemer in the elementary
schools section an address on “The
Posture of School Children and How
to Train It," will be given by Jessie
H Bancroft, assistant director of phy-
sicai training. ’New York City schools
A demonstratidb of methods ~
teachers of rural schools will be given
at the high school building.
In Normal Schools ,,
Music ill the nonmai schools will be
ma. '1 ‘ Zwiu ~
by,
Fownco’ ‘
Glam, 1' .
$1.00 to $4.00. ._ .
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Brandeg'es’s ”Friends. Claim He
Will Not Fight Continuation of
Candidate in Senate-
WASHINGTON, I). 0., Clot. 22. -—The
nomination of Edwin F. Thomas, exe-
cutive secretary to Gov Baldwin to be
discussed by F. W. Archibald of the
normal schools at Salon? and Fram-
inghnifl, Mass, and William E. Brown
of the Danbury. New Britain and New
Haven normal schools iii; H Sykes,
president ”of the Connecticut College
for Women at New. London, will speak
on “The Relation of Art it the Public
land "
New Haven Meeting
The program of the New Haven
that in Hartford,
sevpl'ial of the
some addresses being '
An organ recital will be siren in Wool-
sey Hall. at 2 1p. 111.. October 24.
United States District Judge for Con-
necticut was referred by the Senate
Judiciary cenlinltte'e. at a meeting held
New Smart Coats
We Will Show. Tomorrow, many New
sample Coats. at moderate prices-- ‘
S995 S12 95 S14. 9S S18. 95 S25
”lilo 01'
sec, s1.“
p.
..
cut-‘recontiy, The former postmaster
resigned some weeks ago, about half
a year before the expiration of his
term. The resignation was unexptect-
ed and Mr. Donovan had a hunt for a
' satisfactory mentor the place.
Charles P. Fargo has been appoint—
Iell 31y the postmaster general at Back-
anum and Robert A. Dunning has been
appointed postmaster at Thompson.
Mr. Dunning it is understood, is a Re-
publican and there is opposition to the
selection on the part of local Demo-
crats
Mr. Dunning. however was the only
candidate who passed the examination
held to fill the place and his appoint-
lment. even though he is a Republican.
is held by the department to have been
held yesterday, to a special sub-com-
mittee composed of Senators Walsh of
Montana, O'Gcrman of New York and
Sutherland of Utah, The first two are
the only possibility,
m
Schools to the Prosperity of New Eng- H“
meeting will be along lines similar to,
places at different hours" of the day l
i
it is for‘ this sub- committee to con
alder any complaints or
mittee and later the 1Senate in decid-
n in both 1113 whether or not to confirm the. n0m~
inquiry at offices of the three
senators yesterday failed to develop
'that any opposition has developed to
ination
the nomination. as yet.
Democratic and the third a Republic.
charges
against Mr. Thomas an ‘make a. re-
commendation to govern the full com-
D" 'l L‘ \
211 y me to N. Y.
for freight only. ,Frelght propeller
leaves Pier 32, East River, New York
(foot of Pike street-i every day except
Sunday at 3 .p. m. Freight received at
Nor’walk up to 5 o. m. and South-Nor-
walk unto 5:30.
Norwalk Steamboat Line 4
ANNING J. SMITH, Lanes.
V meeting of Washington "Camp, No. 11,
P. O. 8 of A" last evening. After the
work refreshments were served, and a
social time enjoyed.
For the delectation of “Fun Fans."
THE USHER TRIO.
Songs, dances and nierriment, to make.
you laugh and grow fat.
First Class and
Prompt Paying
...—....
Ten new meniberspwerereceived at
“the regular meeting of the Not-walk
Building, Loan and Investment Asses
12. elation last night. Otherwise routine"
business was transacted.
The Master Mason degree was co:-1
ferred on one candidate at the special
_ communication of Old Well Lodge, No.
108. 'F. and A. -M., last evening. Later
a social time with refreshments
‘ enjoyed.
M
Uncas Trie. No. 26, l. 0. R. 'M.,"‘met “
last evening. 'Routine business was
transacted. Arrangements for a so
oisl event lg for next week were made.
. There will be pinoclile games and all
are asked to be ready with their meld.
Refreshments will be served, also.
——We.cut pigs every day. Charnok's
w ll 8
SKELETON lN THE CLOSET.”
eternal triangle.
;TODAY
I World Series
BasebalL Game
TOMORROW
Two reel Kalem feature.
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“THE
The
Two strong'men in
love with a brave little schoolteacher
who left home because her father was
Fire" Insurance
Companies
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
5 Railroad In
J. M. Layton &Co.,lnc.
Mull! Nomlilt
necti’cut branch of tile“'Ame1-lcan
School Peace League will be held. In-
termediate division, Church of the
Redeemer parish home, William 10.
French, New Haven, chairman. Ad- Milford.
dress. “The Place and Value of (lbw F'lrst
(1 Gray. superintendent if schools
Chicopee. Mass» Intermediate divi-
sion, Church of the Redeemer auditor-
ium. John 1.. Kratzer, canal-intend
out of schools. East Hartford, chair-
Cairns;
Parker.
hours.
era. motor parties and travelers.
Pint Size ..... ..... .
Quartfilae
:15 West Washington St.,
M “—W» ...—....—
Vacuum Bottles
Keep liquids not 241 hours, coldio
Just the thing for housekoep
..1.00 to $1.50
$1.75 to $2.50
Albert F. Gehcbe
Skidmore. Willimantlc, chairman. Ad-
dress. "Drainsflution and Play iii-tile
Primary Grades," Mary G. Allorton,
Ethical Culture School. New York.
Rum Schools
Rural schools, Park enurch, W. S.
Dakin, superintendent of schools
(llioster and Canton. leader. Ad~
dress. “School Room Decoration and:
Drawing in Rural Schools." Fred H. 1
Teachers
President—John
Assistant Recording Secretar
Officers.
Officers of the Connecticut. State
Association are as follows necticut is on the Senate Judiciary
New
Pettibone,
Vice-President—H. i Mafiew: 'He is out of the city at present and
loot Work in Number Training," John son. Milford
Second Vice-Presldent—«Ellaabeth J.
Hartford. 5‘ ‘-
Reoording Secretary—William
Portland
Auditor—L. 1H. Stanley, Hartford.
Committees.
:1
Executive Committee—gpanlel How-
ward Windsor Inglis; inid Gibbs.
Mel-idea; E. J. Graham. Norwich; lra
7.011111111111111.
Hood. Winsted.
Finance flommittoewmsrence 1i,
Woolse , West Hartford; Oscar
parole: Stamford; a. s. Hitchcok. 11°11‘10“ COWW- . Each was recommend
Nor-Walk; Waller
YLM'l understood that President Wilson
'Although senator Brandegee of Con-
committee. he was not on the sub
committee to consider the nomination .
there is no information here as to
when he will return. .
l ‘Friends of Senator Brandegee, here.
E. however declare that he will fight the
‘c continuation of Mr. Thomas it is
wrote Senator Brandegee that lie was
the conclusion that the senator will
not act in opposition, now that the
name is before the Senate.
I President Wilson has sent to the
Senate the nominations of Patrick T.
Oates to be postmaster as Sauzatuck,
lFairiield county and of Dennis C Mur-
L. phy to be postmaster at Taftvllle, New
D
do by the congresamau in whose dis—
tablishment.
GEORGE F. FOOTE, General Agent.
Sentinel Ads
Will Catch the
man. Address. “Reading in Intor- Rachel Webster, New «Haven. 1 hi ,
mediate Grades." Melvin Hix. Horace Corresponding Secretay—S, P. Wll~ “10:31). cosidering M“ Thomas and Customer,
Mann School. New York. Primary lad, Colchester. “8 e ”I"? “"9“” ““19 0990591
and kindergarten division, Church of Treasurer—E. B. Sellew, Thompson '33:“:‘1221201513391‘95 $80133: “Hit 1:3:-
h 1R 111th h u 0. MI ville. a .9 “0 0 903 on 0 9
t0 edeemcr l D o a Main 1 nomination and from that is drawn and attraCt
New Business
to Your Es-
; Market.
... ...;-
impllrnled with cattle thieves, furnish-
ing a moving western story in which
South Norwalk.
The tall meeting of the Auxiliary of
the New Haven Branch of Missionsl
-, .will be held in the Congregational
‘1‘ Church. at Bethel, tomorrow, October
23rd. All ladies interested are urged
to attend. Train leaves at 9:59 a. in.
The round trip fare is $1.
Frank Peterson, who claims llurt-
ford as his home. and bridge work-
,lng as his trade, was arrested last
night “if drunkenness 11nd vagrancy.
lie pleaded guilty to the first and not
-guilty to the second charge, and his
. plea was no earnest that Judge Keogh
1 honed his case that l‘ulcl‘uoii ililulit 1.11)
to work.
Thomas Nihllolllllilil of Hellcat
street, uhoycatcrduy noun llolrouoil
,illc sheriff triumphs over his deputy.
comma. smunonv.‘
. “in the Coll: of the Python."
Thrilling iwo‘recl 101 11151111
feature.
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 10692.
animal
WESTPOltT
SAUGATUCK ,
The New Science
,OEFlNITiON 0V CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the condition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
initiating the some. Disease in case
all by a wrench. twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhooc
it creates pinched nerves and pain is
later life in the (ligament armor and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause at
. 'Jocrgo ll liily‘iuolldli train for u' 103'
ride.“ laced Judge Kcuall in the town.
drunkenness and taking a horse and'
- charge and $113 on the second with full
‘costs, making the loinl lluu 3:12.117». llu
* paid 1111.
W...
Satisfactory adjustment or losses by
Joanna or the East Norwulk lira have
‘ ll Co. 11111., lira insurance aaoiicy. with
.J. Wallace Marvin. estate of ,I. R. and
.‘Willlam E. Marvin, Anna R. Jackson,
B. 'A. Jackson, Mrs. Horace A. Saun-
. dsrs. East Norwalk Yacht Club, Leslie
gamble. Louis P. Anderson, ill. ill.
’Crcwo. estate of Willis In. Bali and
William 0.1‘wombly, on fire insurance
policies issued to them by the J. M.
Layton a Go. agency. -
9’ court this 111011111111. on the t‘liill‘lititl‘tli‘*'wofiks.
been made through the J. M. lmytcn‘
'l’lio 11111111111 report of the local li-
brary will be ‘completed ill
sum
wagon allliciii the permission of hill (‘lariulro llrmlioy is installing 11 new
ownel. lie was alien to nip-inc first lighting system in the Bradley llilrd~ '
ware aim 11.
' Wanna-wit
ill weeks.
m aha—Nani
license A. Darrow and
tending the ‘ eating or the
lodge. K: 'o
lodge.
Best, charged with reckless
has been continued until
mi
Mina Molamahllil. one of the lunch-
. era in the Siiiigutuck school.
layered from an attack of typhoid (c-
law which kP'lll her 11111031111 for never»
liliviii ll.
Mills were in Hartford yesterday at-
P, They were appointed
delegates. from the local Aspetuelg
The trial of David liuwoa and Leo
morning. when they will be heal-dbl»
.fcro Jliatlce at the Police {mall blur»
"Jack" am will probably more to
‘ the stain atolls can of Watson _
iisoaaa and pain. health is restored
throuxli harmcnliilnz the nerve oyo
loans in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curve
taro of the wins. You will never to
not giving the Chiropractor I1 chance
to iiiilp yell.
Magnetic tmtnonts given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
so v11 rill
M Washington It...’ Bo. Norwalk. Conn
Graduate from, Palmer School, UN
diWflVfM.
has re-
City National 1 Bank ‘
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IUIINI“ AND OFFIRO IVIIV‘
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Grand
Capital,
”001009.00
driving. ,
Mondsy .
Daniels, director of drawing, Newton, \ow 1'0““ ”‘1 trict the office ,3 located ‘”
Mass. M Park Church chapel. 9" 3' DeNgmin‘32ignle—iflgagzmugaz’sgzfi Congressman Donovan picked out
“mm“?- “W” ““13“"507 '0' sarlcul-g r y' ' ' e f' d' I) C. All 11 ‘Mr. Oates when he was in Connecti-
ture for Mansfield and Lebanon, will out 0' Hyde, Hart or ’ ‘ e ' ......
spank on ”Teaching Agriculture to North “3"“; Levi T- Garrisbn. m"
Children Through Direct Home "mm“; 5 '9 Stanton. 1‘9”
Work .. : John L. Chapman, Plaintleld: .A S.
' . Gaylord, Pll'moutb.
MM“ ”N Am" Resolutionsh—Jl‘. H. Paterson, Bris- Y e Luck '9‘
'Mllak‘. High School building, James tol; A. ll. Moi-roll Walllugford; P. M.- 0“ ’11. y . .
1-D, Price. Hartford, leader. Address, Howe, Rocky-lilo; 111.11.. Sammie, Stam-
“Some Fifth Grade Problems in Time ford: J. 'P. Kennedy. Wdterbury: C. 1' your eye ca‘ches ‘his
and Chromatin," lienslow King. su- B. Jennings, New London: 0. C, Rug.
pervlaor of music. Enfield. lllustra- sell, New Haven; (l. (3. Swift. Put—
lions by class from 'FhomllsonHville An num. ' -, and on read 1‘
informal recital will follow given by Financial Statement. ii
the "his“ (lies (‘luh of..th libckvlllc The report of Treasurer Edward- .
High School, Morgan R. St, John,§di— Hallow for the year ending October 1. and ac‘ upon ‘L‘
reclor.l13, is: 11‘
Manual aria, 1111111 school building. Balances and Receipts. Because 900910 who will lots' in a; Ball Bronx and
ll‘. C. llitlhcock. New London, loader. Cash on bond as per last rc- on WWW”, “0|th before a“ 3‘31"” you built
illustrated aioreoplicc'l'l lecture, j‘hrt, sp‘ort-w land .0“ thorn when the Subway w“ tannins M in»
in 11 flmnze Factory... William Don- Connecticut Silviaiw . llank. Intuition“ W09“. THEIR FRIENDS SAID! THEY
uld Mitchell. artisan in ornamental , New Haven, $1,199.00 "HERE LUCKY. .
work to mieclnl design. New York National New Haven llank, 77.87 1
The Connecticut Manual Arts Teach» Membership teeny " 1,211.50 BUT [T WAS NOT LUCK.
ers’ Association will have an exhibit interest on deposits. 48.07 I! w“ M MM mm mm“ “m outlier.-
of drawing and manual Work from ------ «- “I“, m “I”. howled” that tho ciW'l M “
different parts ol the slate. . . , $2.527“ steadily ll "“6 along {until “not; audio mum-“1,.
am Ohorny'o French Looturo. Titlaendliureu. Md“ huh“? I abdngmdundalwm‘
The afternoon urolll‘llm “film" at 2 “M" and labor. “92‘“; 7. Wham“ .,
o'clock. High school round labial PNHUPE (including 110M101) '
will 1111 organised at. the high school committee bill III-below) “ii-M} YOU HAVE SEEN IT YOURSELF.
building by it E {tattle principal of Pontiac. 411.411 KNOW IT '3 so ,
the lirlstol with School English Expenses cl officers: amine YOU
dlwlllslon will be in charlie of Chair "Ill mwmfll 9*” ”9-04 Th.“ why not go to 'tho .mfl. of
mm Waltor p. Wobd. principal of the WWW ӣ10931 219100
(1111111111. school Winstdil. Mathematics Elementary sections. 19.93 am Moss ESTATE 09.
in charge at bamboo Seth G Haley. High ”‘5th sections. 65.99 « .1
principal of liinsvillo 1111311 school finallmcrhxroci'aociioni. , 3111:: 3” mm film“ m“ me.“
e s got Ohoir- are so see one. , .
Modern langildges in 11 iii Drawing sections. . 23.20 Jerome Avenué; wad MCI. .r‘s‘u' u, ‘1'!
Music sections. . 0 Wwo ‘
fundamental “ensue. 119.10 'm MUST BE sow. MTW .
Principala’ sections. 50.00 ”1:" N \
Pension demolition» (exclusive At [ho Mut” “14 VII” Sh .Y...
’ ‘ 0‘ ‘85601'03 printing). 110181. ’9 ' m1m(;‘.‘z: ,
., $1,157.13 ', I“ ~ m ,
Connecticut Bevin“ $311k 1,938.01 ‘ c r W ”“9““, .
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