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> not we can write as) kind of insur-L
Taylor 8. Golden
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luring Automobile, Burglary, ma
lty. Compensation, Fidelity Bonds. in
Inca you may require Call us on the
Phone No 1230.
OOUTH MHWALK; .TRUBT CO.
sunsets.
John Benjamin is threatened with
typhoid ie1‘er at his home in Connec-
ticut avenue. ldale, L, I.
Miss M .,I Rey.nolds of Stevens'
' street, is spending a ten .dais in' New
York. i
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wilson of
337 Colorado avenue. Bridgeport. are;
entertaining Miss Laura Taylor of
Norwaik.
George F. iFr'mch, a carpenter of
Bridgeport, filed a petition in bank-
ruptcy in the United States court
in Hartford, today, showing liabili-
ties of $2,046.62, and assets of
$485.33, due on book accounts.
, dry. is enjoying a two days' vacation.
, .1 111 11111 ruins .
Alfred T1131 1'} the Crescent Latin
Moonlight bathing has been popular
all the 1past week at the various Shore
resorts.
Misses Marion and Helene Bradley.
of New York cit1.are the 51183“ 0‘ and that the matter was a decided not. to spend mday with Mrs Frank 121.; Mr
Huntington; 88 Bayvlew avenue.
Mrs. E G. Smith. of Barvlew are.
one. for a ten days
Dr. J. Norman Russell, assistant
to D C J. Ryan of this city is spend-
ing Sunday and Labor Day at his
former home in Meriden.
Sarsfleld Burns, of the New York
5. Trust Company, of 5911 York city. is
spending the builds?! at 11111 home, 12
Orchard street." ~ '9
‘."'——Danclng at Compo Beach Labor
Day. afternoon and evening.
The regular business meeting of the
What-so-ever Circle of King's Daugh-
terI, has been postponed for one
.week.
Henry lreland. of Bates Court, is
‘enjoying a week's vacation visiting
, the home of George Tresham, former
‘ly of this city.“ now located in Glen
Nothing of importance was up for
discussion at the lschoda Club meet—
Ilug last e1ening Business of a rou-
3tine nature was all that was trans‘
nCi6d_'
The combined Fieldireland camp I
1m Nauvoo island which has been in
force for the past two weeks. was
broken. yesterday the parties return-
ing to their homes with a pleasant
time to report. '
John Muihollaud. who has been
lspendlng the summer at the home of
A ills aunt, Mrs, John J. Higgins. on liur-
'li‘rank J. Smith has taken a position
as machinist in the Lockwood garage.
He has recently received an honorable
discharge from the United- States
Nav1. in which he named t11'o enlist
wants. his last service being on the,
.U. S. S. Florida.
t
The funeral of Springer White. who‘
1. was for a number of years secretary
of the Newark local of the United
Hatters of North Americh, was held
in Newark 1esterday. Mr. White died
on Monday. He was one of the oldest
journeymen batters in the trade andi
had been a visitor in this Git) manyyll
ritt avenue. will today return to his
home in Orange. N, J. He will be ac-
companied-by his brother Michael,
who has spent the past week in this
city, ‘
0n the 6th, part one will be shown.
0n the 7th and 31h part two. the third
part on the 9th and 10m, and on the
lith and 12th. part tour. A special
program. different piCtures. etc. will
be presented on the last day. Septem-
: ber lStli. 11 hich is termed the “Grand
Finale "
1 .
A slight. error was made 1m mention.
. lvlsited the place and found the condi-
Mill ll!!!) Hill
l
Yesterday afternoon Game Warden‘
inlbur F. Smith received a complaint D5"- afternoon “d owning
that there were I large number of;
dead fish in the Winnipauk mill 90nd,}
sauce to the neighborhood. Mr. Smitl'i
tioas as represented. .There were dead
.fllh. both large and small. in each of
the mill ponds. Mr. Smith is endeavor- -
in“ to learn how so many of the fish
learns to die, and meanwhile has com
inunieated with the'5tats' Health an.
thorities to ascertain who! can he done
in the matter. The odor from the fish
is sickening. and it is possible that the
local Health Board will he asked to at
tend to the matter.
The state highway department:
awarded yesterday to the Charles '11}
Eastburn (30., a contract for the paw]
in of Westport avenue. Nor-walk. withl
amiesite. Westport avenue extends
from Norwalk toward Westpol‘t. pass-
ing the county home for children and
its condition during the present sea-
son has been so bad as to make it a
constant source of anno1 ance to driv-
ers of automobiles. Work of improw
ing the road is to be commenced next
Monday. 1
‘Danclng at Compo Beach Labor
Day. afternoon and evening.
Is the Time
ToHaveYour
House Wired
For
Electric ..
Lights
On Our Flat
Rate
. ‘v‘ ‘ 11. 1' 1.
I ’thcent Costello of the South Nor-1
1min pestering, is 21130141138
disc I
‘ tihies.
York
_accompanied by
‘itla, armed and equipped.
gt ' I“ ting the dates upon which the proto-
_...._..___._ 1drama of Greatloh is to be presented
Henri F. Billings, 59°”?er 0’ “‘9 at the Rex Theatre, South Norwalk.
public utilities commission. received Starting with Sunday, September 6th:
a telephone communication 1csterday, performances are to be given e1ery
.from Public Utility Commissioner day 11ithout exception until and in
Richard T. Higgins from his home in cluding Sunday. the 13th of Septem
Winsted that he had returned from her making eight days m all
his trip abroad. Commissioner bilge
gins sailed from New York, July 17..' -;Danclng at Compo Beach Labor
He arrived in New York,1'i‘hursday. Day. afternoon and evening
sailing from Queenstown on the New
A most successful cake sale was
--—--—- ‘ enjoyed yesterday afternoon by the
A letter was received today from ladies of the Wouan’s Guild of Trinity
General Charles H. Cole. the adju-1Episcopal church. It was held in
tant- general of Massachusetts, by' Stillson- Powell's drug store. and was
General George M. Cole, the adiu- in charge of Miss Nellie Menard. Mrs
tant- general of Connecticut, request- Samuel W. Ho1t. Jr, Mrs Edward rB.
ing permission on behalf of the gov-. Doulens, Mrs H. Rood, and Mrs. J.
ernor of Massachusetts as the com-5 Mead.
mander-inchief of' the Massachu-
setts National Guard, for his pas-
sage within the limits of this state. Ralph G. Hartle1 at the Baptist par-
tbe First corps, sonage on West street Miss Brown
Cadets. Massachusetts Volunteer mil-_1came through the war zone. She had
between . started for the United States aboard
the ’dates of September 10 and 13.ln German vessel, but was delayed in
for the purpose of taking part in'the Mediterranean and transfered to...—
the centenhial exercises of the Star aa’English ship She 'cfi‘me from the
Miss Carol Brown. sister of Mrs.
placing
nce.
a
The United Electric
Light 81 Water Co
slivers:
Avoid the Fall rush I)
your contract at.
strength. tiavor and quality.
so sat-1 STAMPS WITH EACH
POUND.
ANDREW DAVEY
so WASHINGTON Er.
’ PHONE 410. .
n
The equal of most 60c grades in
Spangled Banner celebration in Bal-
timore. I '
-—"Suffered day and night the tor-
ment of itching piles. Nothing help-é
ed me until I used Dean's Ointment.
it cured me permanently "—1Hon
John R. Garrett, Mayor, Girard, Ala.
Philippine Islands, and was fortunate
enough to be under the protection of
the U S.11ar department. Miss Brown
belonged to the household of- Govern-
or Harrison on the Islands. When- in
London she was entertained by Lord
Fairfax. Miss Brown came home
aboard the lympic
W hat other guarante e have y
" from thein? -
iui pace. Your life battles are
--cash in bank, collected
A Written Guarantee
Frenuent, regular entries in you; South Norwafl: Sav-'
’ ings Bank peas book are a strong. mitten guarentee 1oz
ninst trials which may lurk in your pathway. .
The time for you to "save money is not a-tter- foreign na- -
lions settle their difficulties nor when quiet is restored ‘ -
and the rest of the World assumes our country «peace4 .
. prgach them, strong with the slnews of your forethought, . 1
on that you Swill be immune
ahead of you untought. Ap-Z.
by small economies.
V Helen Page Stock Go. 3.
Hoyt’s Theatre
WEEK BEGINNING due. 31315
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND
‘ " WEDNESDAY
Five Acts of Vaudeuille
'AND ”
Motion Pictures?
All Seats for First performance
at Night Reserved
Matinee and Second Performance
_ Rush Seats
. PRICES
Matinee xoc, soc, 30c 33
Evening . . . 101:, sec, 30c, soc 3’
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
Presents
WOman’ 5 Way
PRICES:
noon.
Evening—one perfumes. ..
Matinee, 2:1t;nvaulu‘x.s:oo
Seats nonmeuommenm
‘ Ohfllmefl “36'" 11°12 iooEIcsIquIa-ouo-qunInsure-noosoenu' .7”
‘ 3 1912 Maxwell newly painted and overhauled ........ mm. ‘ "
Matinee Friday and Saturday Atter- " ‘ r ' “50
{.ewravm'?‘ ‘5 ' WERmE” .'SEP“: SI 19x4
A
Compensation Commissioner Geo.
‘D’M 13 Chandler or the First district wiu'
jspesk at the coniention of the Con-
inectlcut branch of the American
—Dancini1 ‘It Compo Beach Labor! Federation of Labor, Tuesday. at
-.Bridgeport on the subject, “Admittg
1istration of the Compensation Act iul
Miss Belle Bruce. 0! Bridgeport. isithe First District. " On September 18
Chandler will“ deliver an ad
dress at the annual convention of
the Berkshire Bankers‘ association
at the Hotel Asplnwall Lenox, Mass.
per
L 525 ton
_ wed a choice let of
‘fhut Coal. $525M ton;
TRY A TON.
acstion turn his duties.
-~Advertlae ln’l‘he Sentinel.
Siltfif
large size No.
HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY
Tel. 721.
Water Street, South Norwalk.
v... -._—~—ypg. '—_————~-— ._.-. .. .. ,
A Time to Economize
MIKE Illllll OWN PAINT
You willsavc 54 cts. per gal.
THIS [8 HOW
@7 Buy-igalsLdtMSch-Mixed 1... Paint.
“$2.00pr - - 818.00
AMBgalsLinseIdOiltomixwithlt - . 2.25'
Youthcnmskc7galsolpwepalntfor 810.35
it’sonlysuo per no].
Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT.
What». if you buy _7gsls. of ready-form paint to
CANS. you pay $2.00 a gal or $14..00
TheLazM. saw—mm PAINT 1. was murals».
t gflNCudLfl‘lSmx-mthmhmpshtmmhlwim'um .
tot Imam. PAINT you buy and it not melted
ode. return the pain! and get ALL your money back.
$17M”? W553 will???
Chas. E. Dow South Norwalk. Hubbell a Staples Hdwe (30.. Nor-walk
W. S. Gn1er & Son, \\ estport. Lockwood & Palmer. Stamford
~ . v—vw
Ideal of a [film Can be Realized
at Less Expense
it you (wait us. A and or phone
wiu bring our expert lwusel‘urntsher
[or (onsulmflon and ..estimnte free
25c Furniture Polish, 102.
11115 adv. and I00 Saturday will
entitle you to a 250 bottle of Clark's
Famous Furniture Polish.
Saturday Only.
Sterling Furniture Co.
FREE SIDE AGE—FREE AUTO
DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
Persons dermis of lit-coining codipsleut and successful Acc0&1!au|s.
Book- keepers Stenographeu. or Commercial Teachers.
« with nuanced employment. will findinthe
[RYANT & sraarron
COMMERCML SCHOOL
BOSTON 1
Now located in no new. school 1.11111... Boiston Streell. I most desirable
opportunity for study hid practice on or the Borfirection and supervision of I.
a corps of well known and ex rienoed teachers. '
ouuxs— General comma oonm, Stsnognphlo course, Secretarial
Commercial teachers
”W afforded tor pomnalm safety. rapid progress, with
6h?“ .
This school does not employ apnea
Persons who cannot call
'oHormI Ind condition algal
solicitors, canvases or runners.
or personal interview may have printed information .
1. Will reopen “$1M," rilth . 1
mono. Principal, Boylston Street, Boston.
Pay a good price—«when
price means service; and
you will never regret your
bargain. This 13 particularly
true of a range.11hicli is
.. used 'eVery day, and fre-
quently all day If you do
not own a good {huge like
the 51' 1111:0110, get one new. ..
It sells at a fair price and is ,
excelled by none;
FOR SALE BY
HORACE R NASH — ‘
$7.00 PER TON .1 $7.00
"""“‘VVW _ ,1
Have Just Received a Cargo of the
Best Mined Anthracite Coal and will
’Scll Same at $7.00 per ton Deliver-
ed in Norwaik and Darlen.
E. T. BATES \ ..
7 Telephones, 626-41, 897. 1259.3 -
,. STUDY l.______LW......
w—
mm: "VISION! REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L. c.
Ford Model T, olectrb lights, A1 condition .......u. . .
Luther M. Wright
. BARGAIN IN USED CARS
i in i th, Underwood
emlnston, all other .-.
-. . TheAltemoma ‘ makes, sold rented.
NEWi BK Eym Bum. repaired. Renlfllfi ’5
1. god. “per month. Machines "7
! 9 W i sold at $5 per month. it;
-‘ l‘he Benedict News
uu'VEflSlT store 43 Wall St Norwalk Conn.‘ '
bushes. ‘1‘ ,
Mir-u n. a. Tom-number- . ' —
Wu “summon: Sentinel Wants pay.
$300.00
1 6 Passenger Touring Car. newly painted. Bargain . .9. . . . _
1
1 Pope Hartford,l a revelation in power and speed.
$350.00
thranted Compound
Water .
Mellon's
. Extra Large
and Sweet
. Lard
3 0d:z.
incartons 1211,
‘ East India Tea Co
Telephone 871 125 WASHINGTON ST.
7 Cor. North Main and West Streets
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ulna.-. ',.¢," At, 1",- a, 'm ”xv/m Arum-'1' ',—' linear/53”...- U;
CHALMERS 1915
. “LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1915 DEMONsTRATING CAR [8 HERE. " ‘
. Auto Supplies Storage, Firestone Goodrich, United States Tirol ‘V
Lowest price-11. Special storage to commutors.‘- Storing for the d37-
CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK QR MONTH. -
RIGHT BY 80. NORWAL'K STATION
FOR SALE. -
1‘09 Pope let‘lord .Riilluboilt inflows...” n-n,.ul.u....u. “5° :
Repair work guaranteed 1111111 I ”My.
. P1105118“ on
PUBLIC AUCTION
"SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 12, '14
At 2 11. 111.011 the Premises, Rain or Shine
17 BUNGALOW PLOTS "
». ,. To Be Sold Separately at " ,-
"ROCK LEDGE GARDENS
send For Booklet 110111111111, CONN. ‘
“s. .1. mums. {mu Representative; :11 Stevens sweet, Nomik, .
Conn. Phone 11113-11 1
1M. Montenthan, .111, 00., Auctioneers 05 “hairy Street, N.
manna
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