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lty. Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, in
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vacationing in the
Shiansfield are
lblaine woods,
Ellw'lird-KKMCGowan,K_of the South-
Norwal‘k post-office. is enjoying a
.sliort vacation from his carrier dut-
liict we can write any kind of incur-l yes
Ince you may require. Call us on the
Phone No. 1230.
SOUTH NOBW’ALK TRUST CO.‘
BKKEJILDING.
The regular weekly rehearsal of tlie
American Band was held last even-
1ring in the band‘s quarter on’ Water
KstrKKeel‘.
Ve“ icrk autom ooiie plates, bearing,
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3H "wry-pg
. of N.
West street. leaves today for Cani-
. bridge, Mass. where she will sojourn
iduring the next‘ ~_Ktwo weeks with
tiriends. hirs_ Pgijne. who is deputy
" and past noble commander of the 10.
Crass. ex-
cal branch of theGolden
pacts to visit tliéflioston branch of
, the order while in the Hub tomolrow
=night, and later contemplates taking
in all the sights of that (fly and its
purlleus ere she brings her vat ation
‘ to an end.
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. . .. . . T0 EXTEND HAT MARKET.
(1 .111actcr salvator Chanel. 0! i f...
\\ ood street. Foslefdal found ”‘0 Government Agent Going to South
America.
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Ailllflhflfi lflH‘I’tr DE“? brook s tai it will he ”
- i1gvi-n at 81? . during tl lecturers
EW ihom' ““011 will be open to all the
“Observations in lingiand at the Open.
K K ing of the War."
CANAAN "
TRIP TO ROTON POINT.
For Thcse Who Made 1 1e Garden Con
toot a Succen.
» The Civic League of Non alk is t
Miss‘illae Hallett is visiting Willi giie the children who have 110::
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relatives in ii 21:13:); Y ‘KprizesKin tliebgarden contest, those who
. . tale ionora ie mention, and those
Mrs. M. D. \‘i'ied is able . who were consignors to the market
around again after a Six weeks a trip to Roton Point Saturday after-‘
11.335. noon The children are to meet at‘
the Norwalk Libiary, at two. where.
invited guests. His sulfe't will be
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EWw~mvw~wru—wv‘vvwvwvu‘uwownaoE-HURSDAYrSEPT 3. 191.;
A ncw STAMFORD
range is not '3. va-
cation in the
mountains, but it
is a good antidote
for “that tired
feeling" w h ic h
permeates t h 6
kitchen a t m 0 s—
phere, and which
makes the kitchen
Seem like a tread-
mill of humdrum
1* it. f4:1?“I “EgaL
Salvutme Cliarioit has been award
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th e numbers 373'1'5
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i Connecticut hat: manufacturers are
interested in the announcement that
in} Kg‘l’oley has left South
the request made by Congressman
o. wolk- for dtéii home in St Louis. Jeremiah Donové‘ and
altei a several weeks visit with Miss
A111 eFoley. of South Main street, \
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John Galomboy. of Windsor Place.
.was arrested last night by
‘John Smith for drunkenness and as- has been given attention and that a
.»sath on his wife. He was sentenced special agent has been hauled and‘
to thirty days in Bridgeport jail and ‘
Ktined $16. ‘34 by Judge Keogh this
morning. . i
manufacturers to Secretary Redfield
Kot‘ tlie Depgrtment of Commercr,
:relative to the appointment of a
commercial
conditions in South America,
Early in August Congressman
0d the gonna“ for the iayinv 0f: Accident will ha 11 b t th Donovan made a formal request to
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water pipes on the Marvin Beach bestregulated q militia” 'k 11 De Secretary Redfield to dispatch a spe;1
Tract tor the water commissioners. a 3 con r clal agent of that department to‘
important business will be timed
upon iii the meeting tf Eureka Re-
hekali Lodge. tomorrow 'iiiglit. and all
iiieiiibcl‘s are requested to heyprese‘ui.
,lierman (ii-none receved a permit
Tliomas‘ Etlectic Oil for such enier South America for the purpose of
tgKencKies It suldues the pain and heals gathering statistiCs in relation to that
1e ”ms ‘liat market there, in order that hati
manufacturers in the United States I
K might have the benefit of such in-
cvenmg arrested Charles Scliotk for torniatioii. A number of manufac
dgranc) Scliock “‘3 found sleep tnrers interested in the movement.
ing by, the officer in tile Radel ("Bier also wrote to secretary liedfield
Otficer Wallace R, Sammie last
ecc 11' to install electric wirin 1'11
trlio [iloihe of catephen Vegx'sevg of Sledsi’ He J“? diStharged with a indorsing the Wildest. and urging
‘ I ‘ i ‘ '. ' warning 1"." .11 £9 Keo l1 this morn» .
Crown street, Mahacketno Heights. mgK g the appointment of such an agent.
W1-
’l‘lie iiewKstreet department bran on‘
The new street department burn on
installed with wiring for electric
lights by Reed & Volk of South Main
street,
A complaint was received last night
by the police department concornixig
the actions of an unknown woman
011 Trinity Place. The lady was sent
to her home by Officer lstvan Bales:
wJohn ‘Poanici. has awiitded the‘con-
tract to William Kertei for the erec-
tion ol :1 lwofamily liousg, fourteen
rooms and all liflpmveni‘ehts at ‘114
lily avenue. The cost will be $2.600.
A regular meeting 'of the Building
Trades, Council 1-Frlday evening. All
members tire requested to attend and
receive for Labor Day paradoj
$.9i’ A1
p 4
at a time. This morning in court 1 ‘
~“Sull’ered day and ——-—night the tor-' _
. ichige Keogh fined Wisnieski s5 85 VClvet Sba
1. .K-mpuudofyitchinp file .Nothlpg lilep- K at . KKK p85,,
’1' ed hie uiitil I dial ohns' (flbtm‘eiit.- 5131;611:130 “‘5 Thigh“ if“? .13 .‘ ‘ ..f '1 »
it cured me permanently} '.—Hon p ' 98c
John R.“G11rrett, Mllyor, Glrar‘d, Ala.
The street department
laid 2510 lineal feet of concrete pave-
me'nt on South Main -stréét,“'l‘his new
and wonderful stretch of road will be
finished by Saturday evening, weather,
conditions permitting.
Building Inspector Finch has ssued
a permit to A, L. Wood for the build-
lng ofa frame bungalow, eight rooms
and all improvements. 26x44, on Mar-
vin Beach (Tract for ‘Henry J. Miller.
The cast will be $2,900. 0
A complaint sent to the police au-
thorities laKst night, was turned over
to Dog Warden Thomas W. Welsh for
investigation. It was in connection
with neighbors in the vicinity of
Elm Grove street compluning about
" ibarking 'dogs
James Huwley. who graduated from
Dortmduth College. last June. will or i
rive in South Noru elk today to visit
Mr and Mrs. Frank J. Bradbury.
" 4 man. and brougbt'to the staflon one
yesterday ,
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i A letter to a Connecticut 'manu:
fuctnrer reads: ' i
31‘3er illollgllt to have come from "B. Jpachim, who is per-y familiar
L"01\es wetwash laundry start€d 3 with tilt hat industry, has been up
Hilmll blaze 011 i316 i'OC'f 0f 41 Day pointed a commercial agent of the
51’9“ about 2330 OCIOCk yesterday Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Com;
afternoon. The firemen speedily re~ iiierce, and will leave within a short
'spcntled to an alarm and put the fire time for Latin America, for the pur
out in short order The house “asipose ot tmestlgatliig trade cohdi
damaged to the extent of about 8100. itions in that section" “
hir and 11er William Senson occupied'
the house, which “as 0wnPd by Mrs.
Eliza B. Lowndes. of South Main
street. . . .' . 1 ~ It ‘ ‘
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Good tenants are to no had—foi'
the udvmislnx.
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\ complaint was made to officer
Robert Baltic} last evening relative
to Joseph Gonzo and Joseph Wisnie-
. ski. of an oyster-bout crow, annoying
’a young lady on ElizabetlvandSouth
street. -Upon seeing an omcer the
liv'o‘inien run with omen-outlier in"
full pursuit. They were flnplly cap-
flared aboard their: boat by tlfia police-
JACOBY’S
opposite Hoytiii‘mheaiiic.
Nve V
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at.-
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Recently Nelson 1. Meserve request-
ed the building inspector to inspect
- some electric wiring he had installed
in the blacksmith shop of George
Knapp on Main and Cross streets.
Fire-insurance companies had express.
.ed their intentions of raising the in-
Isurance rate on the building 25 per
‘cent because the building had never
been included in the report of the
New England Fire Underwriters.
Building inspector Finch'thoroughly
inspected the buildin. and found that
Kthe wiring, etc. was correct accord
.ing to the electrlb code of the Na-
tional'Board of Underwriters. The in-
spector has i suefii'h certificate gust"
DAVEY’S
50c Teas
The equal of most 601: grades
strength. flavor and quality.
60 85H STAMPS WITH EACH
POUND.
ANDREW DAVEY
Hoyt’s Theatre
WEEK BEGINNING AUG. 3131'
in
i -—‘Harsh p ysics react, weaken the
bowels, cans chronic constipation.
Doan’s Reg lets operate easily, tone
the stomach cure constipation. 25c.
Ask your dru K t for them.
.. upon DAY earn-man. , A
i \londay. being Labor Day. The Seu-
William Reinhardt of Bridgeport is K members of the committee and of thel
1 friends.
prominent »
' were guests of friends
spending the week in town with visitors committee, will lc ready to
take charge of them Spatial carsi
. lwili go to Roton The children will
Charles Mack and Char} es \icinty re assemble in the dancing pavilion as
in \‘ewark, soon as the cars reach the Point and
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Ollie r agent to represent the.
e halting industry in Latin Amprica‘
will soon leave to investigate tradeI
Sunday the names of the honor winners and
, Kithe prize-winners will be read by the’
'ering Jones is moving into the Cor- K‘ chairman of the committee, lilies Pin-
nelius G. Taylor house in Talmadge neo. Miss Brendlinger, president of
In“. ’the League. will pnesent the prizes.’
K'Tlien, upon invitatiitii of Mr. Buyley,
Thomas Burns. who has been em- manager of Roton,,eacli will be 1rcat-‘
'pinved in town for several years. has ed to a ride on the horses and 011 ille‘
1roller coaster. ice cream cones are
to come in somewhere during the al-
1 turned to New York. '
drudgery.
The conveni-
ences of a Stam-
ford range give it
a sunny disposi—
tion that is con-
t a g i 0 us, a n 11
makes the work a
pleasure. Get a
STAMFORD.
FOR SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH
Cor. North Main and West Streets
Mrs :11 1: Adams and \irs JK E ternoon All this is made possible by
Ilcrsnm and son Donald enioyed Tues the generosity 0! a member of the 32‘»-
‘League, of the League itself. and ot
._.—._.. iMr Bay,le} who has been much in-
Front Kelley of Carter street V15. terested in the endeavor of the chil.‘
day at Rye Beach
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lted Otto St‘llmllli and part, at Lake then. The public and especially Leag- 5,9
\i’ucmbuc, Monday, ,ue members are earnestly invited to 3‘
. ._....— fbe on hand to see the children. Peo- U
George Scolt.of iiiiilirook. N. 11., pie do not realize how young most ii
is now euiploved as (liaufi‘eur by Rush Ot‘lileili are. 301118 are Ollil’ “W. and i“
Tagnrt 0n ()erioke a\enue the oldest, when the entries were 4
-_..-- :made, was fourteen. There are 69 ‘3
Mr. and Mrs. William Glynn were in all. out of a possible 150, so the 5‘!
guests oi irie‘iids and relatives in Nau- record is high for individual mom 5!
gatuck and “sternum on Sunday. plisliment. in awarding the prizes, u
._.—._.. Ktlie larger number of children who did ‘3
Mr and Mrs Edgar Peck of Fair good work has lied to be taken into N
field ‘ileacli are the guests of ill. and consideration. as computed with for- ,1
Mrs '1 11'. Benedict on South me mor mm The first real but forty if
nuo ‘ finished in the contest. This year 157 i!
finished and this made the choice (i
, ‘ll‘fi. liilia ‘1. Griebel of ilurtid me more difficult. After school opens a a
line has been visiting with Mr. and prize of 5-" 039’“ by one Of the com i
PUBLIC AUCTIN "
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,’14
At 2 p. m. on the Premises, Rain or Shine
17 BUNGALOW PLOTS
To Be Sold Separately at
ROCK LEDGE GARDENS
Send For Booklet NORWALK. CONN.
S. J. KEELER. [mal Iteprcscntativc. 35 Stevens Sun-t.
(‘onn., Phone 1103-2
)1. Montcnlhau. Jr., 00., Auctioneers
Phone 1884 Courtland
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Norwalk,
95 Libctry Street. N. Y.
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“H_m\‘\“ H. W“‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\W‘\‘\‘\‘\“‘\‘\:\‘\‘\
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orwalk, several mittee for the best account of thel
summer's work will be awarded. and
[a prime of $1 for the child selling most
Mrs. L H Matintyre and daugh- by individual enort, given by A. J.
tors! \iarguerite and Alice, returned Brundage, will be Eil’ an all" the Slag;
bn Tuesdnl from Ridge'ileld Park. N mar is oyer One report aimed)"l
J. where they visited relatives gives :20 made by one. and another
' 7 $15. so the children certainly have
J. T. Burm. gardener for Miss C. worked hard
A. Bliss will act in the capacity of The excursion Saturday will take.
Judge at the Rye Garden Club flower place whether it rains or shines. nip?
show held in KKtKliat Kplace toduyK less there should be 1a iveryK exceK
. ’ tional stand, when the rims will
The sheriff's sale of the horsemwn given in the Library. ' K . I“ .‘i
ed‘by Arthiir \‘I’echott to have been: M ‘ i
. a K
A CHANGE Hill 1
held last Saturday. was satisfac~it01
1
1 SENTIIIEI. READERS?
ily settled to all concerned and the
Mrs. Jchn \erinn in \'
days this week.
a
sole nolied;
William Cook, Miss Florence Cook,
and friend. Miss Jennie Kinscella. ot Coupon Worth 25c. If Presented
Norwaik. were w-eck end guests of. Frank H. Baxter's Store.
blr and hire James Cook of Semin- 1‘ in order to test the Sentinel‘s greatI
ary street ,circuiatlon and its superior advertis-i
King value. we time made arrange;
Members of the Ladies' Sewing So- ments with Frank H Baxter, , that
ciety of St Marks Church went to popular druggist. to offer' one of his:
Hickory Bluff today, where they spend best selling medicine: at half price.
a pleasant day with Mrs. Harriet to anyone who will cut out the fol?
Crawford. glowing coupon and present it at his
'store:
all
A bolt of lightning struck the largei
elm tree on the C, W. Barlow proper- |
ty on East avenue. Saturday night, |
cutting the roots and making a deep 1 This coupon entitles the hold-
hole in the ground near the tree. Ki] or to one 60c. package of Dr.
1Howard‘ 3 appetite for the cure of ‘
constipation and dyspepsia; at
half price 26c. i will refund the
money to anyone dissatifled.
' ”Frank ll. 'Baxter
COUPON
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Simon Bends. of New York spent the I
week in town. visiting friends it is
twenty- six years since Mr. Bends was ii
in town At that time he was em-
ployed in Benedict's shoe factory, and
was quite well known by the Young.
set, He was the “star witness in the
Lewis Drucker murder case.
TWENTY-FIVE CENErs
If you cannot call at his store, cut
out the coupon and mail it with 25
V the finest
Process
Butter
30c lb.
Creamery
Butter
Compound
Lard
12c lb.
Cheese 200 lb.
Whore
Milk
3.3.QibV
East India ' on Co
Telephone 8'71 I25 WASHINGTON ST.
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25, per
-‘— ton
per.
ton
KOAL 53.5
We have just received a choice lot of
Klarge size No. 2 Nut Coal. $5. 25 per ton.
TRY A TON.
HARRIS & CANS COMPANY
5
thrr Street. South Norwalk.’
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Wash Dresses
«.With the opening of the New York tinel will be issued as a. morning
schools this month he takes a posi- paper Advertisers and ontrlbutors or
._tion as professor. in Mathematics in news items “Pu“! confer a ““0“ by
the Freeport High ,School. having copy at the once on Sunday
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY
Five Acts of Vaudeuiiie
The tw “wimmedy picture "Twicents. and a 50 cent box of the spec-
MilCh Family made by the CWlléinc will be sent you by mail charges
Film company has been assembled paid Do not put it off. “One today
$1.98
and will be placed on the circuit 1111-. . -ls worth two tomorrow’s?
until your salary is raised. ,
K afternoon.
Your-Magnum” will heroine faster than your income. .
K AND .
Motion Pictures
All Seal: for First Perfonnanc'e
at Night Reserved
Matinee and Second Performance
Rush Seats
PRICES
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Matinee .roc, 20¢, 301:
MW” roe, noc,3oc, 50c
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THURSDAY, -‘ FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY "
Helen Pagem Stack Co.
,\
Woman s Way
.. pulses: ‘ 1
' ' Matinee Friday and Saturday After-
mediutely. The picture included'
many Ne w‘ Canaan scenes and people 1CLAIMS To HAVE FORETOLD WAR
and is considered an exceptionally in i MEIilDEN, §$ll 't. ,fiyConrdd M.
tereating picture iPitel, a manufacturer of this city, to-
.ad ay put the finishing touch to an al-
Lil's John SChmldt of California, lustrated Kchnn “9“ the BiblB upon
Who has been visiting With Mr and .which he has worked for: twenty -four
Mrs Charles P Kaiser of Park street“ years. in 191,31 Mr. Rdtel from his
for severe! days. returned MWMY' 1chart, claims to have foretold the
While enroute to her home in Cal-L present European wax and to have
“m“ “’5 ‘Schm’d‘ ””9”“ °“ mipointed out that his Scriptural indi-
Brooklyn do" a short visit. caters gave mastery over Europe to
I one nation. The identity of that no-
tion. however. he said, was not clear.
According to the chart a church body
will triumph over the kingdom. and
eventually that will be overcome by
progressive socialism, . '
Mr. Pltél’s_ chart is 35 feet
Klausth.
‘cKoNNecyicu'r MEN sanguine. =
. i-iolllat
"NORNLK. sepi. a,—-nr_. William
H. Welch. of Johns Hopkins Medical
gobooh and 3K native of fill town. wtli K
illiphii'd T Higgins. Kof Winsted. chair.
W, Samuel Raymond had the mis-
fortune to fall in the path of more
trouble, Tuesdity mommy when a.
little while fox terrier bit him on the
leItK'lK‘eg ‘KMr. Raymond. was fixing his
auto at the Barrett garage, and with-
out any warning the dog ran up to
him Ind grabbed liim by the leg. The
wound; which has the deep impression
of the, teeth. was cantorizod. ‘1
in
Th‘ meeting of the New Canaan
I
‘ Lowest iii-ices
M Moltasch & Son.
120 Washington 81 Main Store—210 Atlantic 8%.. Stamford. ,
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CHALMERS 1915
V “LTGHT SIX” \
OUKR 191s osmonsrnn‘rinu pm is line.
Auto sunning, Shoraso,fFltestoueV GoodrchC United $tatos trim
Special stunts to collimator-o. Storm; (or the day.
«no son HIRE. DAY, WEEK on MONTH.
RIGHT IV 80. MonwALK KoTA‘I'ION
FOR SALE:
1’09 PKG”. E.fuofd RKun‘bOIK‘ 1....sooonor’ofloor‘ol‘nloo’oooooloo m
1912 Maxwell, newly paintedondovmulod 1......n.-........Oil§o
w mi: mac; reruns W. ’
VAAST ':. BROS »
11 oil VTNU'I or?»
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