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‘ by placing a Burglary policy
. us out! let us roimbum you tor
on. Telephone, 1280. “
AYLOR & GOLDEN
a” Wolhlnoion strut,
, ‘ loath Nal'wulk. Conn.
All was of insurance.
Public Steuogrnpner.
The five-year-old daughter of Mr.
bad Mrs? Howard 1.. Hunt, of Hanford:
place, is among the long list of ty
phoid victims.
I
, 1 Joseph Ithayior. bookkeeper in the
flouth Norwalk office 01‘ the Borden'
Company, spent yesterday in Bridge
port on business.
7 —-—Tbe telephone is not an expense.
- It saves" more than its small cost.
.«Mrs. Fred Becker and son Alfred,
of South Norwalk. are guests of her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Grubcr, of Jer‘sey‘
City for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester .I. t‘argill, of
Bridgeport, spent yesterday with Mr.
, Cargill’s sister, Mrs. Frederick W. 1".
»» Andrews, of Westport avenue.
, win an emergency the
Iroute to the source of rcilct is by tclc
.iplione.
. The \‘i'. C. '1‘. U. meet on Friday at-
_,ternoon, at 3 p.
. Mrs. ida Meeker, '1' Convtiand. All in-
terested in, temperance are welcome.
--—....
Peter Nelson and Jesse James, two I.
are j,
bf South Norwalk's crack shots,
spending a week in the Adirondack
'Mountalns after large and small game. i. .
in
instance,
‘ —~A single call for the doctor
‘casc of sudden illness for
inlay offset the charge for
service for years,
. Richard J. C‘ntbill, of Spring street
who was token 111 on a trip to Chatta—
nooga, Tennessee, recently, is able to.
be about for the first time in three
Weeks. -
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors of the South Nur-
Twulk Public Library will be held in
the library building on Friday evening?
at eight o'clock.
-——'1‘I1c office of Dr. id.
teopalh, ti West St, will be closed li‘l‘l-
day afternoon and Saturday.
l'l‘lie assessors of the new City of
Norwaik are busy receiving the lists
01' property owners these days. The
float “touting of tho honid in South!
Norwalkv‘ : ‘11) Hall and Norwnilt 'l‘own'
Hull will he held next. Monday.
0111' Sisters” lichcknh Lodge. No. 05,
I. (l. t). i~‘., moi. liilit night and trans-I
noted regular luminous, .‘ili‘s. l‘oni'li
Tomlin, district deputy, of South Nero!
wulk, titti-ndcd the nwvtlau iiiitl Iiuvo
a most instructive and tutor-(«sting talk
on the Work. I
South ‘iini‘unllt Utilizil, Nil. 539, l.. 0.:
O. 31.. nil] hold a tinnp litillntlnn this
(ii'cliina. 'it'iobor Kill. A lump. (luloua-
tion l‘mm Hittiiil'ord l.tltll:ti‘ No. tilt)
ll, ll. U. .\l., will he prwwiil Alli-1'
initiation I‘i'l'i'lihllllit‘lllii and a gonorni
good time will ho the order of lilli'll'
limit: Ail members ot‘ South Norwnlk
Lodge are warp-x it; I‘titlllwdt'il to ho,
present
wAsh your neighbor why he has
tclphouu malice Hi'c If \on luncnt'
fit least some oi the point! not 1 luv it.
The mechanical tirnwinc (‘lliiiii or the
Warwnlit Evening school opened 'i‘noa-
any niuht with a much larger clusn'
'tlitln at any previouu term. This! chinai
offer» an (sxreilcnt importantly for all
mechanics, apprentices, etc, to secure
1:. practical course oi instruction in;
drawing. Doc to the tart that at the
present tiny illmit all kinds of work are
‘ governed by dmwlugg which muut be
followed in every detail, it becomes
accusatory for the man who is to do the
‘work to be able to read there draw:
111311. The next. session of the class
will be at 1:30. Timrcduv evening. at
the High school. Due to the limited
‘ room. there will be but too more on-
ly. Would it. not. be ‘woa to coll
up on the ’phoua and protect your
. and valuables “stout this dam ,
quickestg .
111., at the home of «
tcli'phonc ‘
”Wear‘Evcr’
jntri'um of spacial doilvm'y
1'11: Harman mason ‘
[ivory do in your talk and rendition
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limit kna hidi'tarhnrdcnl" chu sonic»
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‘ non a Jainism. Wiint hi hill its cool?
'ibls New Ciention unsiivcrs oil kinds of
icctionsin Limmlflki‘. Hintciy. Biography
1 lion, Fowl 11 Words. 'l‘rndcs, Arts on
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MIDNIGHT RIDE OF
A Rowayton young man who works
in a South Norwnlk bank and who
.tnils on a New Canaan girl (that
ought to locate him definitely enoughl
missed his last from from New, Ca
naan last Wednesday night, according
to the story. A cub was hired, but
the young man went to sleep
and was waked by the driver when
they had reached a place in the cen-
ter of seine woods to be asked “Hey
you, is dis Rowaytin." The young
maxi admitted that the appearance was
REX THEATRE
"101" Bison tlnee- reel animal feature,
last night and yesterday atternobu,
nve undoubtedly learned a great too
can That is, that on. Rex Theatre in
no longer the old Enlighten 3 Hall, but:
an up tit-date motion picture shunned
width is not only ciedn, orderly and
a has comfortable chairs, but it showli‘
unequalled anywhere for.
E; eloanncsa and features that are far
above the ordinary standard;
lit-turns
They
have also learned never tofnilss 11
"till" feature if they can help it.
Ltiillllllily produces features that are
' not exactly thrilling, but there.- are ex-
citing :icenes. and'nlwnys something '
that holds your uttention‘to the end
‘ and makes you wish there were about
tour more reels of it. ,
i Today’s big juvenile comedy, T‘Chl-
I v.1iry Days,” is by the Powers 00.,
whn it always produces comedies that;
iconipel you to laugh, such as “The
l lreat Towel Robbery,” shown a few
l weeks ago. Don't miss Saturday’s big
I tworeel “101" animal feature, “In the,
, iWiids of Africa."
Ottlccr Thomas J. Dorney, who has
.been off duty for three days on leave
of absence, returned to his post to-
day.
I At about.r :30 ociock yesterday at-
'th noon there was a fire scare thrown
‘ into the pedestrians who happened to
be in the vicinity; of the Wilson build-
ing, at the corner of Water and Wall
streets. Special Officer Moore inves-
ltignied and found that. Emmet R. Aus-
Itin, who lives in the basement of that
building, had just started a fire and
that smoke was pouring out into the ‘
f,simlinr but found they were some- room. The drought in the chimney
what off the track ibncktlred.
...__.. ”0”“in 4- m M
0 BMW WWW
reaches your table makes it
this week 34:: lb.
gButter 340 a lb
The excellent quality and the sanitary way our butter
worth 40:: a 1b. Special price
i Tel 371
EaSt IndiaTeaCo
125 Washington Street
Aluminum
Cooking Utensils
A complete Bltlt'k oi (‘oil‘i-o Perv-o
lators, Rice Boilers, Tea Kettles, Fry
Pans. Sauce l’nns, Ten and Coffee
Pots, Double Roasters, Omelet Pans,
tc
11. Jones, ()n-‘c
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West Washington St.,
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 1069-.2
DEMAND FOR TICKETS
BREAKS ALL. RECORDS
Estimate Over 10,000 Applications for
Yalc~Prlncaton Game.
'.\'|'1\\' HAVEN. ilt'l. Iiil,vw’l‘ln- Yoio
ticket oilh't- was lltcrd‘lly iiomimi last
night with thousnndu ot’ iiiioI-vuml ap-
plications i‘or (ii-ate tor the Yale:
Princeton football game at New 1111‘
Von. Novoniiini' lb. Applications for-
maily closed at 0 o'clUCk last night.
l2\'oi"ntd ’i’honipson, intuitiuvr at tho
th'l::-t th«2.pnitnw.ii sold the dmoutitl
thin ya: 11' bron all prvvioun rncm'dn,
‘il'ith ucni‘nn oi extra cit-riot working
night and day, their are hnsht'l bun-
hntu full of uppitcntitpm yet to be open-
(ill.
All day loin: lhcrc was a simply
and lulu:
graph nicnucnaoru to thc china with
:lpptisntioiw. 'i‘iw rumour mulls
bronchi in ilwir heavy quota. also.
itouuh I'aiiiiuiicu were made lust. night,
placing the number of tiliplicutlutlu uny-
whtn'o from 10.1100 and upwards. to or
cons of the 214,000 scam. Next your,
Ynic‘n big new stool and concrete
“bowl” is expected to be in rnndlnouu
for the Harvard guano, and it will seat
00,000 persons, with room for several
thousands more to stand.
finish!" M
t1. 1!.” Ilium 0am
“12’s,: I”.
, {the High school tomorrow maniac.
M05 "‘i
cons.
Boo-.1 Pound” m W0 do
The New Science
DEFINITION OF GHlROPRACTIO.
Chiropractic is the definition of tin
cause of the disease and the art at
adjusting the same. Disease is cane
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve syn
terns in your body. Female trOnbloI
given special attention; also curvnr
taro of the spine. You will never to
a‘ret giving the Chiropractor I chancu
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
' 04 Washington at“ so. Nov-walk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School,
(lilt‘ti't't‘m.
til!
Citv National Bank
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONBIBTENT
WITH BOUND
IANKINQ
Capital lurpiul and From
“00,000.00! '1 17000.00
”mm.
0an Deposit 80m ’3 and to pot yup
EDWIN H. MATHEWGDN, Pun.
JOHN H. KNAPP. lot VIoano.
PEPEDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vino
rep.
WILFRED IODWELL. thtor
DIRIOTORI
1!. H. Moinomon J. Walloon Morris
John H. Knapp John H. Light.
Christian swam Fred. H, 1111qu
Bumuoi (ammonia Lowiu It. Hartman
Henry 0. Lockwood
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We Represent
First Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire. insurance
Companies
J. M. Layton 8100.,1110.
mtnuaimmmm
Ii Railroad Ava. Mai timid
. “a
‘ The many people who witnessed the I
, , "i‘otlay's two’ruoi feature, “The Bot- ’
tor Father," is by the Eclnir Co. This
. ' i'l ‘
. Stop, 'ilcad. Consltlcr.‘ Here is
., TESTIFY
To the Merit of L dqu. Pink-
bam’ I Vegetable Com-
'pound during :Cbango
of Life;
1
1".”
Strontor, Iii -“ I shall always praise
Lydia E Plnkbum' 11 Vegetable Com- ‘
, pound wherever I
" - go. It has done me
so much goods
: Change of Life, and '
it has also helped my
., daughter. It is one
.. 'of the grandest
medicines for wo~ '
men that can be
bought. I shall try
to induce others to .
try it,”—~Mr'i J. 11.
CAMPBELL, 206 N.
Second St, W. S., Strentor, Illinois.
Philadelphia, Pa. - “Ii: won at. the
' Change of Life’ that I turned to Lydia
E. Pinkham’ 5 Vegetable Compound,
using it as a tonic to build up my sys-
tem, with beneficial results. "— Mrs.
81111.1 HAYWARD. 1825 W. Venango St,
('l‘ioga) Philaq Pa. .
San Fiancisco, Col. -—“I have taken
Lydia E. Pinkhum’ 8 Vegetable Com-
pound for many years whenever I
would feel bad. I have gone through
the Change of Life without any troubles
and thank the Compound for it. I rec-
ommend it to young girls and to women‘
of all ages.’ ’.-—Mrs 613111111113, 3052
25th 811., San Francisco, Cal.
The success of Lydia E. Pinkbom’ 9
Vegetable Compound, made from rootst
and herbs, is unpsrnielied.
If you want. special advice irritate
Lydia E. Pinkhnm Medicine 00. (confl-
dcniini) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will ‘
be opened, read and answered by a 1
Woman and held in strict confidence.
MIXER STATIONARY.
One of the concrete mixers of the-
Enipire Construction Company has
stood for several ,days past in Ann
street, near North Main street. up
against the curb.
2
AMUSEMENTS I
the
settson's‘bent bill. At the venue:
ville theatre where the whole fam-
ily goes.
’Hoyt’s
The New York \Vlntcrgnrdcn artistic
hit Fivo versatile beauties, who
have created a furore,
THE (5) VIOLIN BEAUTIES.
A milntctte of the cleverest girls in
vaudeville.
ARTHUR DE VOY a 00.,
Present a stirring (playlet,
“The Unwritten Permit."
with 11uiuttnlt.y24tn&lf.
called
it deals
FRANCIS STEWART.
An Adept at the Piano.
THE BOUNDING GORDONB.
They‘re tho earth's most wonderful!
uihlnicil.
M.M.~w
Irma—~NERER a. HAPPELwJook
itoiicr Similar: Artists.
REX
court-t ucnwntk.
i'i‘hn litniso with tho iiNlVirlllSAI.
i'rournm.)
T O D A Y
“The
Better Father”
A 2 reel liciuir lecture an interest»
tag as the bout book ever written.
Chivalry Days
A POWERu Juvenile Comedy that
wiii‘realiy maitc'you. laugh. Don't
miss it.
coumo emotion.
not run won; or AFRIOA."
Thrilling 2 reel "101" Animal feature.
Holidays, 6 “on“.
Ease of its own tracks, t
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IIIHIIIS. SAYS flllflll
But Frospecihla Cohppeiiturs
Should Create Theirdlwn
‘ ' Facilities .
. ,._
PROVIDENCE, n. 1., Oct ‘i’townow
urd Elliott, chairman of the‘ board of
.dircctors of the New linien‘fiaihoad
was the principal speakei mi a trans-‘
portation dinner given in .Churchiii
liousc last night under nus
p .s of the
l’i‘own Crlers. Samuel M. Co t, Chain:
man of the State liarhor improvement;
Gainer of Providence iv'eie also speak-
crs while Vice Presidents Edwin G
Cuckinnd, i. S. "s,St01r Benjamin
Campbell and J. ll. Hustis were scab
ed at the bend table
Mr it‘liiotts speech set forth the
roads position in regard to competi
tion 110111.11 subject that has been up
was forced to give up its planned ex
tension to tidewnter at this port
“\i’hetber or not any action of the
company in the past was right or
wrong is not now the question of is-
sue. Should, however, competing car
riers either rail or water, see fit to
invest their capital for the purpose of
adding to the transportation facilities
of this region, this company is not go-
ing to light such a movement.
“This company has the' desire, and
under fair treatment from the public
and the various law making and law
Endministerlng bodies, has the ability
to furnish a large quantity of trans
portation of a good quality.
“To perform that service it is not
unfair to say that it must retain the
crminals and
other facilities to handle its own busi—
ness and that others entering the field
should create their own facilities."
Herbert H Smith, town clerk, is in
New York today on business.
The Matinee Whist Club will hold its
meeting at the home of Miss Alice 1..
Earle, on West avenue, this after-
noon.
--’1‘he telephone is not an expense
it saves more than its small cost.
The Christian Science Society will
have a tree lecture in the City Hall,
North “113111 street, next Tuesday ev-
ening at 8 o'clock. Virgil OiStrlcklcr,
5., of New York, will be the speak-
or.
New York, New
Haven 8. ,Hart
ford
RAILROAD
I‘IME TABLE
1N EFFECT OCTOBER 5, 19‘3.
soUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-1'.20x, bzl-ix, 5:41x, 6:09,
6:513 7:18. 7:10, 8:17x. 8:55x, 0:15.11,
9:37, 1022711, 10:45x, 11:44.
P. M.—-w1 :00x, 1:18, 3:00. 3:20, 4:14x,
4:3711, 5:30, 0:00x, 0:40. 15:59:11, 723111,
9:321; 10:12x, 10:52.
Sundays.
A. Mw12125x, 5:14, 5:41. 8:54,
10;:i7x, 11:24
.M.~«12:ti(lx, 214-111. 320011. 5:39.
ti: 50x 7: 12, 715711.13: 2011.0
10: 2s
:32x,10:12.\',
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.'
0:15,;
A. M.-12:00x, 41-1511, 6:40,
810011, 11:0:lx, 8:11:11, 825111,
10:02:,10:05.1025011.11;03.
9:1i'ix,
1’. M.-»12:0311,1:0tl, 2:01x, 2:37,
13:30:, 3:01:11, «1:120. 5:001(. 5131, 5:28.
030111, 11:07.8:1011, 0:30. 11:30.
Sundays.
A. lil.-12:00x, 6:00, 11:0311, 020011,
10101311, ll:00x.
P. Arm-121110, 1:02:11. 3:801, Militia,
5:04. 01011:,711-111. 8:1011, 01001:, 111011.:
BOUTH NORWALKTON ' HAVEN
A. M.--12:18x, 1:17;, ¢00, 7:23,
.1
9:11:11, 10: 2211, 11:111.
1’ M.~ 12:00. 1115711. 1:80 31101:.
4; 20, 0:12. 011011, 0: 47, 711011, 01201:,
11:10.
sundayo. _;
A. Mwllltls, 1:17. 71411, 011011,
11111111.
..:M-«12 003. 210711, 41471:, 0.12.11,
0: it), 7:10;, 8. 8111, 11:23:, 10' 0911.
mm
scorn nonwntu 1'0 capacity.
A 11:41.20. 6:13.11: 27. 921391;.
r. M. 1:15.113111, a 201117.111.
auction. 1%
A. M.-10:2ti. . .
P. life-4:15. 7:16.
DANBURY To BOUTN NQBWALK.
. A. Maw-6: on, '1. 25, 8:18, 10: 01111, "
11:65. .. a ‘
P. Mo“3l41’1 “1‘01 7: 65“
“auction. ,t,
mitt." Em into. no.3 '1; . , .2
P. Mrwfii 00. 1243. ll: 30.
pi
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GOT STRONG AND WELL. AGAIN
W
says:
the
could not sleep for pain in my back.
'"I was all run down and on
me what Vino) had done for her lit-
tle girl, so I tried it. i noticed on
improvement after the first bottle.
could sleep w,oli
my appetite im-
proved, and after tnkinr three bottles '
i am strong and well again. "
I Vinol is the most
l'stiongth creator for such women. it
is the medicinal elements of the ('od' 3
livers contained in Vinol aided by
‘(‘ommission (10v. Pothier and May.“ the blood making and strengthening ‘
properties of tonic iron which inukes‘
it so in: superior to all other tonics
to build up health and strength for
weak, tired, ailing women. tltt con-
tains no oil, and has a delicious taste.
We give back your money it” Vlnoi
ldoes not do all that we claim F ii.
inxter, druggtst, South Norwulk.
«permost ever since the Grand Trunk 00m"
P. S if you have
try Snxo Salve.
any skin trouble
We guarantee it,
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in"
l A SPLENDID OPORTUNITY FOR
1 MEN.
l One of the most interesting features
in connection with the series of spa.»
ch11 services which are being held 1'1
IEast Avenue Methodist Churth, is :1.
great mass meeting, for men, planned
for next Sunday afternoon at 3:30
o'.clock This church is remarkably
fortunate in having the valuable asset
of a large constitue. icy of strong men.
The Sunday afternoon meetings for
men have in the past exerted a great
influence for good but the service
planned for next Sunday is expected
to excel any that has preceded it. The
‘speaker in to be the Rev. Ralph C.
pHartley, pastor of South .\01 walkrl'inp-
:tist C‘hurth, whose address will be
lupon the subject: “Christ‘s Message
to Men.” There will be singing by n
lmale chorus and special selections by
a mule nuartette; besides, Mrs.1~‘ran-
ces T. Lewis, the Gospel singer. who
has been so ably assisting in the work
for the past two weeks, will render a
solo. Any man who wishes to spend
a profitable and interesting hour on
Sunday afternoon cannot afford to
miss this meeting To every man is
lexicnded a very cordial invitation to
be present.
TROLLEY LAWSUITS STARTED.
WATERBURY, Oct. 30. -—The triniot
Ellie first lawsuits against the Connect
iicnt Company, resulting from the trol-
,ley wreck at Summit Switch. outside
of this city, on l‘ebruury 28 of this
iyear, opened in the Snpciior court
.here today, before Judge Milton A.
Shumway and a jury. Lawrence Hog-
Ican, of Orange street, New Haven,
who with his brother anti mother is
engaged in business in that city, is
the plaintiff in the case, and is suing
for damages of $10,000. lioggnn is
well-known in New Haven as an nth»
into, being an excellent baseball and
‘ football player. He claims permanent
idlsablcment as the basis for bringing
Ithe suit. in the accident in question
‘ two men were injured so seriously that
they died within a few days, and a.
score of others were injured more or
less seriously.
The class of kilns Mary lici.is.dn:ic-
luv, lustrucim. hold a :ntbsi'riptlon
Idancn at Aasembiy ilail last night.
A goodly number enjoyed the affair.
Friends of Mine Siaihani. of Honor-
voir avcnnc, gave her a linen and
tin shower last night. Miss Statimm
is soon to ho married. iinnt'ing tol-
lowcd and 11 most enjoyable llitid was
had.
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL.
1
I
[In unusually comprehensive
ulvoly ntyiish models.
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4' 1“ i ‘ A r u r l ‘
stylus.
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Grace 1.). Lamb, of Brooklyn, N. Y.. j
verge of nervouelprostration, l "
in all I was a wreck." Ail-tend told '
I .
eiiit' lent '
many imported tnotlcis cliuructcrizetl by dorklodiy new lines.
wonderful 1111)qu fraught, with the most. Intense interest for follow
era of Fashion. This great couurnrulion ortiouta from the uimpio
"litiort" (font. to tho luxurious Fur Coat, all have the graceful ef-
fects do much dnuircd, and no matter whether 86.118 or any price
between that and $102.50, all present. splendid savings.
i‘mn't forget our Corset Depart
5‘“ Anniversary.
SALE
BEGINS
This SATURDAY
Extra Sales People ,
Wanted for All ’
Departments
WWWRSUOWWWO
The
Strength of
Newspaper
Advertising
The Strong
Power of its
Business
Getting
Efficiency
Is Fully Appre-
ciated by all
Who Kno w
The Business At-
tracting Quali-
ties of such.
Home Reading to be
Thoroughly Enjoyed
should not tire the eyes and be
followed by a dull headache.
If when reading your eyes
blur, tire or ache, come to us
for a pair of glasses to cor-
rect your eye trouble—glasses
made after a careful examina—
tion by our OCULIST. who
is a SKILLED EYE SPEC—
IALIST and fitted by our Op-
tician. who has had YEARS
of EXPERIENCE in fitting
and adjusting glasses.
THAMER
Dentist: and Opticians.
87 Atlantic Sou-re, Btamford. Ct.
noon But Evonlnun Ext. 15 Voaro.
Wonderfully Attractive
TAILORED SUITS
from $14.98 to $49.98
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