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Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 5, 1914 · page 7

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Mrs, Louis Schumann,
Park, has been entertaining her moth Tomes. is spending s; 1va days with
or, Mrs J. I Miller, at Stratlord. her swim uncle, Kr. and Mrs. G. P.

out». or women
Mrs Fells Cifsttn and daughter.
Miss Jennie Citstts, of Main street, The special meeting of the Knob
have returned from a visit in Jersey Club called ‘0’ this WNW“ 8"- 5
City. . _ oclook, has been postponed until next
_ 2r. {Week m. at the some hour. .

President John W Scuily. of the| ‘
"United Hatters or North America. in The mm mm. dries

in Dunbury today conferring with the and My aWM“- 0’ W?” i NW.
Danbury local odicers on matters per- ha“ returned mm 9mm" ew

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WED. EVE. AT 8:15, SEPT. 2 ~ «
K "St, John and Keyssr have taken the

’ CHARLES FROHMAN Presents a
New Comedy.

The Beautiful
Adventure.

With Charles Cherry, Ann Murdock.
Ernest Laytord, Mrs. Whiffen and

stone, second story or stpcco. for

'l‘okeneke parties.

 

The regaini- monthly meeting or the
lsrnei Putnam «Memorial camp com-
mission, of which Judge Robert 8. Ai-
omder. or Dunbnry, is president. was
held in Putnam Port yesterday, Con-
siderable routine business was tran-

‘ sscted at momentum. The {all room-

Others. bership of the commission was pres:
. ‘ ant and utter the meeting the com-
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New Comedy.

(“What is Luvs”

By George Scarborough, Author or
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York state. where they spent two ‘-
1! you are ‘nnnhlo‘to can personally ‘
The South Nerwuik Trust Company ,

mall Wr‘ileflmtodsy and they will

sdflmluhxothrdwoodloorsin,

contract to build a double garage. _
26x32 feel. two stories; first story of ,

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Richard lrslnnd my afternoon
to»): his sensuous armature):
the season; 7 Dir/W. Tress-ll!
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other. shalom or the 5 rod: and. reelij
' um local friends here been prom-
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transacted. The ‘ new: has called

a reiteprssl of tho #9” team-191‘

next Friday GYM

 

One of the Normlt islands on 'thoi
Sound will be the scene p! an wep-
lionslly my sum today.

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fiver

John .9. Korea . of fitmnrhost slam.

left this morning from the :1th 1
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FALL OPENING
THE LITTLE snap Reliable

. SATURDAY, WTEMBER 5, lgr4.
Showing a complete amok ox what's what

in

We solicit your inspection (rid valuable patronage.

HELITTLE SHOP, Reliable ..
Fhonc'iiolul.

SUlTS, GOWNS,

hum new. stylish admins—minute in Finnish. Beams .

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SOUTH NORWALK

, vessel today Mrs. Mora. Ml:-
' when they wens in new at a letter.

, Rotterdam remnants“ M may:
‘ exciting experiences, and pi uhnsufl

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see the“ waists. ‘

’6 WASHINGTON STREET. .

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FALL WAISTS

. New arrivals is sewn“ styles representing the lat-
”713ml: ideas at very moderate prices. ‘

‘ waists of Lingcrie and Crepe in a vast array of models,
Windfall}! trimmed With lhce,” hand unbroldcry, etc,
$1. 98 and $2.98
W of black “till, semi-tailored. with Roman stripe
Vesta: effect; also dressy waists of crepe do chino, the
une effect. being a special”, feature, at.

mm wornsn who Cures “for the exclusive should

 

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Buy SCHOOL SHOES Here

All the Best Makes for Boys
and Girls

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N052 South Mam Street

. would result.
So with your finances. Keep
them A! a flood tide condition

by slur-tins an AWUNT. ‘ .
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Connenfly and Bracken

‘ 18 WASHINGTON 8T.

 

 
 
 

You Can Seve Money by ordering Your ‘

Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs

. FROM 3, ,
HEADQUARTERS FOR GUT FLOWEHs F ALL KINDS.

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‘ Vermont, and will simulate lit the

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"The may islands of Mrs. My
Easier. Wild at the Washington sit-set
311mm. who. for mm weeks has
been in “Europe, in the immediate war.
none. will be pleased to hear, that Mrs
Keel" has arrived safely st Rotter-
dam. serum, from which port she
will sail shosrd s Homemade-m

was very much roller“ this W‘,
telling item. I)! her-n19 new at

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it}! of thrilling m to tell; :lutt did
not relate them tutor worms»
of the strict censorship. It till he
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Win In: succession in interesting
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Mr, and Hrs. Funk O‘Neil. of Fish
bush, N. Y.. urs enjoying a very plaus-
snt ovenhoiidsy visit at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Frank N. Ferris, on 56

 

Rev. Roderick A. cousin has re
turned home from Bundolph Center,

services in Trinity church tomorrow.

 

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w. INSURANCE

Fire, 111%. Accident, Plate
Glass, Workmsn’s motions»

 

War Bulletins

. BABES, Sept. 4, 4:20 a. nil—A dispatch to the Haw
an Agency from Petrograd (St. Peterburg) Says that the~
emperor has conferred the order of St. Vladimor on Gen-

eral Rennenkam‘pfi for deeds of bravery.

PARTS. Sept. 3, 1140 a; mL——A dispatch
Has/as Agency from Amsterdam gays that the American
minister to the Netherlands, Dr. Henry X an Dyke,
sent to W'ashiugton a long report on the alleged German

atrocities in Belgium

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LONIWN, Sept. 4, 2:03 a. illmA Paris dispatch
the Exchange Telegraph Company says that two German
Taube aeroplanes wbiéh flew over Paris were brought .
down, one at Chelle‘s and the other at Cbampiguy. The I. »

Occupants were killed in File fall.

..._._._._.....

LONDON, Sept 4. 4 40 a. m.-—A dispatch to the
Ream Telegram Cam'sng' irom Rome says that from
private news which came across the Austrian frontie. s it
appeared that great discontent prevails among the Aus-
trian troops of Siav nationality. Several cases of insub-
ordinati’on, it is said. have been suppressed by shooting of
those suspected of disloyalty, but a mutiny of some of the

regiments is feared.

 

LONDON, Sept. 4, 11:41 p. m.—-A dispatch to Riel:-
ter’s Telegram Company from Dieppe says: . '
V' “A German girl spy was arrested yesterday by Eng—
Oise River at‘ La
In her possession were the plans of all the mods
She looked to be not

lish soldiers on the bridge by er t
Croix.
and bridges around Paris.
than 17 years old

"A German spy dressed in an English uniform
caught the same day and shot immediately by an Eng-
lish officer because he made n gesture as
sonnething out of his pocket instead of obeying an order

to throw up his hands”

-——-——

‘ LONDON, Sept. 5,?! a. m.—-—A‘dispatch to the

- Daily Mail 'frbm: Antwerp, timed Friday afternoon, says:
“There has been fighting since‘morning at (name de-
pleted), where the Germans apparently are threatening

our communications.”

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A SCHOOL FOR. GIRLS .
PROSF‘W 111141», NORWALK.
Mead, \

The School will open for the Fall
Tom on Thursday morning, Septem—
ber 17,1914. at nine o’clock. All clus— ..
m except the primary recite in the
school building on Prospect avenue. .
Built on the slope of the hill, ench-

el. thus obviating oil danger in‘ me W

College Preparatory. General .and‘
Special courses {or older girls, wlth‘

instructors; Primary and Intermedi—
ate Department for little girls and '

taught in all glint-lee beyond and in»

- eluding the sixth. Arrangements made”
i for bringing children to school and
* tor serving a. not luncheon. Terms and

illustrated ' booklet on application. .‘
‘ The Principals may be seen at the
School any insulin: on or utteran-

Msrgsret R. Brendlingsr, A. B.
. Vida. Hum: Francis. B. L.

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use no son EWING mum. ‘
nous. ,

You can demonstrate the Superi-
lhe. old. costly'lmhh-nndflmuster c0n~
struotion' at little cost the next time:
and get enough or this wondermlr'
to close off. Put up your studding,

thou null on theBislmprio Board.
:‘rhewall ls ‘resdxot oneefor any

- kind at decoration. It wm slvs‘you - '

in startling demonstration of the sail-
ing in time and money oi... the on .
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‘ Men’s suits
mass) 98
$15.)“. $20 Values.

‘Men's‘l’aots;
Sl.98’--$2.98
‘53 and “Values _-

JACCBY’S

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mtsriui to cover the space you want l‘

-—-EXTRA SPECIALS—~—

Delicious Creamcry Butter, as lb .

Unesda. Biscuits, n pkgsn

yNativo ms nu, lbs. ........ 21¢1~
’Doh'olous’l‘able Buster in prints ............ ...\ ..... .29¢.

24 COTTAGE STREET.

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