' a... .... .... _. -.
' «rslowly
_ any City,
"with Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Flint and
, Mr. and Mrs. 'R. E. Straiton, of Ann
street.
1 9
mas and lot 11: roin‘tbnm yon tor
1 Mine a Burglary puny”
The work on the fire escapes at the
Franklin school is proceeding.
Fred Sobaub is substituting for Ed‘
1. die Wilson as driver in the tire depart-
.» Input.
"-l‘li'rj Wilson has been ill.
Charles ’11. Flint, of Ann street, is
recovering from a. six weeks'
illnesa of inflammatory rheumatism.
' Miss ida A. Jarvis, oi the Southern
. New England Telephone Company, is
confined to her home in Ann street by
illness.
'Mrs. Mary 1Selleck. formerly of Nor-
walk lies critically ill at. the home of
Mrs Russell 'Ray,mond with whom she
is visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeWittf'bf Jer-
spent. a few days recently
They made the trip on their
motorcycle.
Unoas Tribe, No. 26, I. 0.111. 'M., met
Potatoes
Extra fine quality.
Tel 871
Perfection
il Heaters
Ask to see the new style Pexfliection
Oil Healers, simple to reevlok, no:
smoke. no odor. perfectly safe and re:
llnblc.
FRICES $3.25 TO $5.50.
Albert F. Geheb'e
25 West Washington St.,
South Nonvalk.
Prompt Delivery.
g PHONE 10892.
\Ve Represent
First Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire Insurance
Companies
I. M. Layton &Co.,[nc.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ava. ' BOuth Nor-walk
City National Bank
I’RANBACTB A GENERAL BANKINI
BUBINE88 AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSIBTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
East IndiaTea Co
‘ first degree was not present and the
last evening,- The candidate for the
Capital
$100,000.00
Surplus and From:
members rehearsed for the trip to Dan-
“17.00000
bury on November 13th, when they
will be guests of Pogussett Tribe, No. 3.
Sara Deposit onaa 08 and .5 par you
EDWiN H. MATHEWSON. Pna
JOHN H. KNAPP, tat Vica-Praa.
FRPEDERICK H ROWAN, 2d Vie.
roa.
WILFRED IODWELL. caahior
DIRECTORS
'E. H. Hullawa'on J. Wallaoo Mam
‘ { «11111 H. Knapp John H. Light
“' " ,‘Jhriatlan Swan: Prod. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lowia H. Human
Henry I. Lockwood
A borne drawing one of the C. S.
Trowbridge & Company's wagons,
picked 11p a nail in its hoof. under the
Washington street bridge, yesterday
afternoon. The nail ran up into the
fleshy part of the foot for several inch-
es, and when it was pulled out the
horse bled profusely. '
Nothing is more convenient tb'itn a
classified libraiy and such can be but!
at a normal cost, by using the Globe-
Wernlcko sectional bookvcase, sold by
'A. J. Collins (‘0. You can devote one
section to poetry: another to history:
another to short stories, and so on.
until your entire library is classified.
'Read adv.
The New Spence
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chirom'actic to the definition of tho
cause of the disease and the art oi
«limiting the some Disease in cans
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the ”buck Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lire in the different organs and
limbs.
Ohiropractora remove the cause oi
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve syn
toms In your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curva
lure of the spine. You will never re
trot giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magneil 0 treatments given 11190.
T. FRANCIS. D. b.
94 Wnphington 8L. Bo. Norwalk, Conn
Graduate trom Palmer school, UH
nucnvom'.
At a meeting immediately following
the drill, last night. the membern oi
the Sixth Company voted to have their
two 11111111111111 the Armory re-papered,
and lllnu In have the woodwork and
liner loucluul up. it was agreed to
have n smoker on next. Monday night,
and to hold on the following Monday,
Nuvmubnr 17th. 11 dance. An appro-
priation 111111 111111111 for buying basket.-
ball 1.111111 tor the company's junior
1.1111111, which will hold mmnborshlp In
the (‘in League. Other basketball
muttm'n were disposed of, The pool
inbh- will be rl‘l-(lill'el‘fld.
l'mm the lollowlnn' druw your own
('l)tli,‘llllslilllr'1t A 1"niillln 1111111 unrly yon-
lorduy Nitvlml n atom to make 11 pm':
clump, H11 who waited on by 1111 no
tululululuro oi‘ his, with whom be dis-
ouumui that1 probable outcome of yester-
day‘s election reunite. Then the (111.11-
tonwrauddonly said, ‘ll'lny, do you
know the intent from New York." The
DO YOU WEAR GLASSES?
it so are you unlinked that. they
burn been tilted to your eyes in b
ntol'ukoupm' replied that he did not.
"Well. M1111 do you know about the
" polls being rinsed for 1111 hour 111) 1111 to
allow the workers to obtain brultklant.’
declared the cuntomer. "i tell you,
tbni’u some null. and PM but. you that
"' in one ol‘ Tnnnuanv’s trloku,“ ho to
piled.
correct and proper manner? Hare
'lbcy (liven Yo our Eyes That Rollo!
whhh you expected they would? it
they haven’t or you need gleaned,
1..~o11suli me at once.
WILLIAM J. MOORE
own cum.
Room 8, Koolor Building,
No. 155 Wand-anion 8t.
appointed Albert 3. Mroregor or New
According: to a Wanhinnton dispatch
the. federal govorumont has adopted a
new plan for the actuation of alter (or
povtoibco hulldlnns. William (3. Mo-
Adoo, «ourrtary ottbe treasury, hm;
Oppoalto Hoyt’o Theatre.
Monday. chnooday and Friday
1 Evenlnda, 6: 30 to 9.
N. V. oddreow—n? .lth Ave, 9 to
4 p. in. daily.
York and William M. Holloway or
iinlnnvllln, Title” to be site agents. Mr.
Mcilreg‘or will spend a part of his time
in Connecticut, nntangllug site dlmcul-
ties. The change is expected to have
no about upon the tiaubury obstetrics
attention, as the site here is already
attend by the United Staten 301191111
11111111 Word from Washington in to
the client that bore probably will he
no public 1111111111111 bill at .tho continu-
“a“ of cw M ii?
E ! rat-1330:3431
will to
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summon Ito 11111111 What. he 11111 do to 11111 canal
125 Washington Street "
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Constable Smith was a visitor m
Stamford Monday.
The new heating system is now be-
ing lnstnlledln the Darlen library.
.....____._,_
Miss 'Seeley, oi' Tokcneke. who has
,been ill at the home of Mrs. Ballard
is improving.
The Noroton Heights Fire Company,
Ibeld its regular meeting in the tire-
l1ouse last night.
The usual mid-week social and
prayer services will be held tonight
at all the churches.
E, ii Smith and tamih of Toke
neke, has gone, to ll menu to epend thel
winter months in travel.
John drummer returned Monday
from 11 visit to his father, who has
been ill. in Elizabeth, N. J.‘
C. J. Fitch. formerly of Dorian. who
has a lucrative pesltion at Dallas
,Texas, has sent for. his family to join
him there.
a
1
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
tho Congregational Churdh will meet
,al the home oi the Misses Hoyt, on
Prospect avenue. Thursday afternoon,
Captain and Mrs. Robert Andru-
,vetter. of Tottenvllle. Staten Island:
:are spending a few days with their,
nephew, C. L.‘ Worth and wife, of
Academy street.
George Gelst 111101111111 t?|,1 to Poughq
keepsle last Sunday hr ouuht home
11.111 him his daughter, Miss Mamie
,Golsl, who was very much improved
in health by her stay thine.
At the meeting 0; the Epworth
League, Monday night, reports were
heard from the delegates to‘ the
Bridgeport convention of tile leamne,1'
in addition to the regular business of
the meeting,
Mrs. Joseph Weed and daughter.
Miss Josephine Wood. of Noroton, are
preparing for departure to Savannah
Georgia. where thev will be Joined by
another daughter. Mrs. Ballington.
who is abroad.
The choral service, lunch and later-'1
eopiicon views with lecture by (i F‘
Sherwood was the 11111111111 or attract-
ing an audience to St Luke's Episco-,
pal Church 11011111, of whom are not'
classed as regular stimulants. '
The '(‘onnecticul CHI/mu,
many other questions 11111111 Do you
know your loial lock up in Dorian?
Most all 111111 say you we know we have
'ouc. but are not behind on how com '
iorinhlr it would be to stay in.
Mrs, A, 'l‘rowbrldki‘, oi (Enllundcr'a
Point. presented 11 very benulilul 11l-
idr cloth to the i'roabylerian Church
in honor at it» somboouluuulul. 'l‘bo
altar cloth was lltlnil liltti Sunday; and
Imd the admiration ol‘ the many wor-
out.
among
l The M. ll. Hunduv 1114111111 luvlml
1110' at the homo of hire. 11:1'ivi :111'i ”in
and Tuesday evening for 111mb of the
Sunday nobool lemon. ‘l‘l1o :ulund-
11111111 111111 good and the1 other 111‘ the
lumen 11111114 tun-do u very luioi'outlng
Indium oi the occasion.
..-u.wmm..a.i
A couple been doing down to the
center ntiurbark with a lantern 11111
cited curiosity. They said electric
light was mighty uncertain. and they
did not: propose to he caught out In
the dark. Why don’t somebody touch
,tho button. and not the electric light
Imelda?
Theodore itcosavolt before he re-
'tumr from Booth America will visit
:tha cannibais' section. His friends
are Worrying as to what the canni-
'baln will do to him. it‘s more need
but who lib-limo aim in the way at
acute indigestion ‘
'ol? the two hunters:
I South Africa
‘ autumn.
lfi[a'j*6* nor/w a "V’fl'afl’fllffl'f‘rl'fil‘aw A'Iilaloi/w‘ "for
nine. 11‘. 1.. u“‘~.\‘\m1u “\Uka'HWu\‘1" @1u'xzkwd'.
W. , J.’ Grumley,
Health Officer Tracey has stated to us
that ho belieyes OUR MILK supply to
be EQUAL in quality to any sold in
‘ ‘ Nerwalkat the present time.
' 'The ‘FAIRFIELD COUNTY DAIRY co.
Superintendent
5th Anniversary Sale
M
”been issued by the‘alfable town clerk,‘
As"yet the largest catch'
'8. i3. Hoyt,
that has been reported was one gray
squirrel and invocl1lp1n1111ke. llixpe'nno'
Loss or pay,
both for one day, $3 60; car fare. 40c;
thirst, $1.00~—-$5.00.
At the Darlen M T} Church the 111111
tor shows his soon by chalk sketches
on a blackboard which furnish inter-
esting topics as helps in giving their
Christian experiences. This Wednes
day prover and social service is 11n-
usually Well attended. Those who at-
tend once geneially come again.
Laura C. Smith gave an interesting
talk in the Congregational Church
Sunday night, ounilssionary work in
She told of the (11151
toms of the people and showed openl-
,mens of their handicraft Miss Smith
,has been a missionary on South Ai-
rlca and Natal for many years. For
about eight years she has had charge
of a mission school, and her remarks
were of the more interest because ot
' this.
Miss May Oddie. ol’,Noroton. enter-
tained a number of her Stamford
friends at her home on Saturday eve
ning. at a Halloween social, every-
thing being arranged in keeping with
Decorations of pumpkins.
lanterns and crepe paper gave 11 prep
ty appearance. to the place. All sorts
of Halloween games were enjoyed,
and there was 11.111.111.150. Among
those present from Stamford were
1Mlsses Violet Hnlpln, Marguerite Ja-
eobson and Mary Ward, Albert Geory,
Philip Moll, Howard Dibble and Wil~
llam Greaney.
" A ourprheparty was sven to Mlfi.
George Siannlng', Saturday night, at
her home, Music .both vocal and bland,
made the evening a pleasant one, and
number of games were also Indulged
in. Supper was served at about mid-
night, and it was not till 2 a,’ m. that
the party showed signs oi breaking 111. .
All who gore present enjoyed them-
selves. Among those present were Mrs.
John Finch. Mrs. Punaelt, Mrs, James
Hindley, Mm. MacF‘errer. Miss Maud,
Punzelt, Miss May Savage of flower,
ton, Miss Kane of Noroton, Miss Anfi
neite Kenna oi Stamiord, Mine Susie
Kenney, Miss Ruth Chandler, Miss
Laura Standing. Albert Pnnzelt, Mar~
iin Shaughnesaey. John Murine, Ray
Finch, Fred Finch. William lirencher.
George Stunning and Frank Stalin-lug.
Monday night’s town meeting here
,was short but decisive. It. took just
about ball an hour to decide that Do?-
ion and Norotpn were to have side-
walks, and that the Selectmen were to
spend $3,000 laying them. Simon Coop.
or was chosen moderator oi the
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We’ll Pay You
ii 1.0 0
FOR VOUR
Old Fountain Pen
Any day up in Jan. l. lllli,
Provided You tiny a (tracker
“Ink~Tite”
Fountain Pen Heft.
"Only'ouo Pen taken In illit-
ohnnuo for each new pen pur»
abused.)
The now pomotod "inkfl‘lio"
lo the only «11411111111. non-leak-
lilo pan over oil’orcd.
Every Cracker “ink-Tito" P911
is guaranteed to be I in hot:
tor 991111.11." you have Ivor
known.
Coleb'umdt Leader
or wa‘omuo'rou aren't
adorn noafitu
if
,, The Entire Store Filled with Bargains
meeting.r and read the call which won 2‘, ‘ “
accepted (they always “accept"‘thom f3 TOMORROW IS COAT DAY
in Dorian). Then the meeting pm [i
needed on the business of deciding, if Special Coats at $8.95. $9.95. $101951 $14-95. $16.95. 322-50. $25.
'obout the sidewalks lilr,l’11rdy oi", ""
'.\7oroton found objection to the pro'pos-I
'itlon. lie contended that. phercn’d
,thoso people in front of will no proper-
'ty the sidewalks will be laid will 1111-
doubtedly be benefited. both as:
DEMOCRATS WIN IN MARYLAND.
, BMJPIM‘ORE, Md. Nov. 5.-Owl:ig APPO'NTMENTS SEEM ”TWP“-
.lD CUHVQMBHCO and lailuution ' to the long' and cunibersome ballot rc TORY_
oi ur'ope1ty. those living im'thorl ,turns from yesterdays election in; General satisfaction in the appoint-
not receive this benefit, and should not' Maryland were still incomplete thisl'meflts 01' Ufe three new patrolman,
be forced" to help pay for them. He morning. The indications, however.'Omcerll Gainer Murphy and Roberts,
believed in aiddwalks, he an: d, but on- Iwere that Blair Lee, Democrat, was; IS expressed In the various sections
.11— 1111111311151 should pay for them Though, elected to the United States Senate 1111,11! the city today While there were
not unanimous, the vote was heartliy' a plurality of about 30, 000, and that' many applicants, and other good men
,ior sidewalks The measure to author 'lthe Democratic state ticket would do to pick from the consensus of opin-
ize the seleCtmen to borrow $3, 000 for nearly as well. lion seems to be that the city fathers
the purpose of constructing walks, The Democrats claim a majority ot 'did well in selecting this trio for the
the debt to be included In next year‘s three- fifths in each house of the Legio'citys new and concentrated l’orce.
burget, was1passed. -.Mr Brannorreu-, Iature This would be sumclent to
ther brought up the question of a 'overrlde any veto of the Republican The Life Savers will hold an adjourn-
water supply for Rowayton, which was governor Goldsborongh. .1311 meeting at the home of Dr, Hiram
discussed at the previous meeting. The Progressive vote iell ol‘llieavily.lB. West tomorrow evening when the
There were people in litowayton, ho ..._.____.... location 01’ winter quarters will he
said, who while paying the taxes, re- ADVERTISE N THE SENTINEL again considered.
,colved no water. He had named a «,— ‘ 4—.— -
' ' ' ' Sentinel Fashion Plate "
he said that there was a «probability
of the company's franchise being at-
tacked if the company gave this mat,
ter no consideration. B. H. Mead. for
the Water Company. replied that he
had seen W. S. Champ. president of
[the company, who authorized him to
express the company's willingness to
take the matter up it a proper petition 1
from the residents is presented, The
company. Mr. Mead said. was al-
ways ready to lay pipes where neces-
sary. During the two years it has been
in business, it has laid ten miles of
pipe. Last month it laid $15,000 worth;
Easy and Practical. Suggestions
FOR THE
HOME DRESSMAKER
Exceedingly dainty is this at home the some color makes an eticctive
frock in figured silk. A pastel tone scheme and the pattern would no
with polka dots in a darker shade of doubt suggest the tint oi the narrow
for a period of ten months before that,
$4.000 worth. ‘Last year, 10.0000 feet
of 81inch pipe was laid and about a
mile 01’ (Much pipe than there were
In New Cmnaan. Practically all oi the
mouey taken, ln,Mr. Mead said, was
put back into new lines. It was too
late to commence operations on a new
line this year, he said. but the com
pany should .be glad to hear from the
people, and men would be sent to
mark out the course of the new line
to Rowaytonu
Travel Club Organized,
A travel club was organized on Wed-
nesday night as a local chapter of
The Travel Club, at New York, with
headunarters at the Hotel Astor. The
meeting at the residence of Rev. H.
S. Brown listened to an address by
Mrs. A. J. Dooley. who was iormerly
Minn Angeline Scott, of South New ,
walk. Mrs. Dooley said that the
present generation needed no urging
to travel, since everybody seems to
be going somewhere most of the time.
The matter of preparation, by means
of thorough information about the
region to be visited adds greatly to
the pleasure of the traveler, lint thh
is only one of the objects of The
Travel Club, which, 11.11 a matter at
(1111111111, hxrnlebog complete itineraries
for its members. who are trnvehm. but
It is also designed to protect the
traveler and his belongings while
traveling, by 311111.: the strength oi ll
grout organization to tho intorosia oi
,ludivldunl members.
(lillcluls pay more hood to the re
annals of organised bullion than they
do to lndlvldunle All coumnuvra
abould join ’i‘hu’ lruvol (‘luh 11inch
thorn are daily Irtivolura. The villa»
pt 11 national iluam‘lnilon of travelers
having 11 committee of widely known
you who have devoted much study to
the "Stately First" utovunmnt. will be
recognised 111 euro. This purpose oi
braid trimming. The slurt has a novel
plaitcd arrangement back and and
front and this is emphasized with a
decoration of fancy buttons running
from the elevated waistline to the top
of the pluiis.
The waist is tucked at either side
of the front and the sleeves are elbow
length finished with cuffs of their own
material stitched with braid. There is
a single lapel, also of the some ma-
terial. The neck is \i-shapcd, but may
be old high and finished with a stand-
ing collar. ,
It takess yards of 36-inch material
and 3 yards of fancy braid to develop
1le irock.
Although the dress is a one-piece
model, then: are fourteen pieces to the
pattern and they require particular or-
rangement. Open the material, right.
side up. I’Incc picics with edge mark-
ed by triple “"1TT" perforations on a
lengthwise Iold. These are the back
and shield. The right front, platted
sections (hi 8: N), and the rivht front
and back gorcs, marked with a line of
hope “0" perforations, are placed on
n Icngibwmc thread of the material.
The waist can be made easily and
quickly. No trouble should be cxpcri»
cnccd with the skirt either. The plaits,
however, may cause a little anxiety to
the inexperienced sower.Ar1angc the
gurus and plniicd sections together ac-
cording to notches: ’lurn under edges
on slot pcriointiona, lap to indicating
small “11" perforations and lap upper
edges of plailcd auctions to double
"on“ perforations: 5121111 11.11 illustrated
lcnvmg wince I'l'tt! almvc Inigo ”0"
11011311 intiou in right flout pure for
11p. 11in}: pm: 1,1 plnil 1. close scams till-r
dcrutnc III, ('losc unwilling rooms as
nollhcd. (cull-1' front Illtllt sled by
lino oi Ii'llttt‘ “ti" 111:I"l'111 dimiu in right
1'111111 porn: toutmlmck by single large
"ti" perforation :11 upper edge of left:
IJIICII note.
if it is draircd 111 11111110 the dress up
11.11 litrupt'ltnlvcly 1111 posedhlc. the rover.
culls 11ml collar may he of the same ,..‘
Illill"I‘Illl, .1111 that detachable culls, etc...
may be worn over them.
A FIGURE!) SILK
A one piece truck that Ill strikingly
liy ii untdc entirely without any
12311111111111: triuuuimz. l’rovinlon is
made, oi course. for separate rovers,
culls. etc. but it carried out in the
hunted silk and worn with detachable
icccnsorics, tbr design 111 died a 11'1y
1
lluiua uctllnliy awful to trnvuloru to
buck oiI l-lm 11111111111111 nlmplhr mentions
of The Travel (iluh for tho nurlulp
study of regions pill‘l’tt‘IIVu 111 tlm
:iourlnt. havorai organisations ropro
bunting l'orulp'n countries which pro
gvido Information for the 111111 or
Minerva" 1111111111111 tum-1 utilltnied with
,Thc Travel Club. such an the Japan
,Bociety. Members of the local pimp-
,iern of The Travel Club which are
low being organized in flounoctlnut
,aro entitled to the one of the clubs
rooms at the liotel Astor, New with.
and they will be Invited to the travel
lemma which will be men there to
well known travelers; during the win-
tor.
A small black doll belonging to
Mrs. Merritt, oi Winnlpauk, 1111111 run
over and killed in front of 111.1. Jane's
atom in Wall street, yesterday after.
noon, by an automobile bearing the
license numbers will: 111.1.
acceptable drops tor doom 1! Wcltl'.
:t‘fili'i’lfifi‘mfil.’ ”5"”
'amnv’ouo «It
a v
11111.net). 91:11:39,311.” 38. 40, All and 44 built mammal,
Prion of patient. it canto.
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