Marine, Automobile, Burglary. Liabil-
. our, compensation, many nous-.tn
as: “we can write any kind of lunar
laboyeumy require. Dali noon the
Phone No. 1230.
Taylor 8. Golden
oouru NORWALK rau’sr co.‘
BUILDING.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Saabye, of Bos-
ton, are being entertained at the
. home of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Saao
1:.
.pnrade.
bye, of Woodward avenue.
omcer Flynn Saturday evening ar-
rested Marcus Rowen for drunkenness.
‘He is locked up in the City Hall await~V
jug trial tomorrow morning.
Harold Reed, of Danbury, formerly
of South Norwalk, has been visiting in
town.
The well-known Yale Fife and Buns
file Corps. of this city, which went out'
of existence, some five years ago. has
again revived», and the new organiza-
tion will go to Bridgeport today to
Eduard Helmer of South
Norwalk, is major of the corps.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed
Saturday night in Novak's Hall, on
' {Railroad avenue, when the Hungarian
‘ltherary Society, of South Norwalk,
gave a most enjoyable dance. Many
of the members and their lirends were
in attendance' and a Jolly good time
~' 'was in progress throughout the entire
; weeks.
'I
a. ’Lindeburg.‘ of Tiers York city. is on... Join Reynolds Shields: 91
vfiiflng relatives on by place. over the rains arrested Helen lesson for drunk-
holiday. anneal. Ber trial will come up toiV
[narrow morning. .
Warren P. Smith. of Norwalk. ls vis-
R1118 at the home of relatives in New
At the meeting, yesterday afternoon.
In! the Nor-walk Musical Union, rou-
tine business came up for discussion.
Charles E. Seymour, of Schenectady. The committee appointed to and new
N. Y.. is spending the holiday with his and suitable quarters for the union,
family. in West street Vmade their reports. but none of the
» rooms looked over qre definitely do
’ Miss Belle Bruce. of mBridgeport is sided upon. The committee will can-
the holiday guest of Mrs. Frank F. tinue their search in this connection.
Huntington. of Bayview avenue.
George Hemmerahog, of Darlen, reg-
Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Carglll, of isterod a complaint with the, local po-
Bridgeport, spent yesterday with mil-“lice authorities relative to an automo-
Sarah 1". Cargill, of Norwalk. bile belonging to and driven by Charles
H. DeKlyn. of 4 Terrace place. Dan-
MY Franl; Becker, of Schenectady. "bury. striking his wagon on the Con-
W. .11! the guest of his parents, in nectlcut turnpike. Saturday evening,
Falrileld avenue, for the holiday sea- injuring his horse quite badly and
son. , smashing his wagon to pieces, Odicerl
John Flynn and Alex Benjamin inves {
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Riordan, of “gated the matter. -Mr. Hemme‘pshog
Bethel. are enloylns 8- brief stay 8t‘complained that Mr. DeKIyu refused
the home of Mr. and Mrs. M J RID? to give his name. and had taken park-
dan. on Main street. [ore from his machine so that his cum
. .
Mr. and Mrs Robert F Tristram, Of Klyn said that a friend had done this,
Brookbn. are spending the holiday and that he would confer with Chief
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. T“5 Pennington in regard to it. Mr. De.
tram. of East Wall street. Klyn also offered to pay for all the
damages incurred.
This afternoon and evening the
:menlbers of the Hungarian Reformed;
Church and their friends will enjoy a:
pleasant social time and dance in Ar-
lon Hall.
Good tenants are to be had—for
the adrertisiug.
~Advertise in The Sentinel.
NOW
Is the Time
'ToHaveYour
House Wired
For
Electric
Lights
Thomas H. Powell. of South Main
street. manager of Stillsou Powell drug
store. on Washington street. leaves to-
day on a pleasant yacallon of two
The dance at the Knob Club. last
Saturday evening. was largely attend-
ed. The calm waters of the Sound
and the beautiful moonlight, however,
took many out in canoes and motor-
, boats. ..
The Monday Night Dancing Club
will not hold its regular weekly dance
at the pavilion of Roton Point to
night, as it is a holiday. They will
meet on Wednesday evening, of this
week. in stead, and the usual jolly time
is expected. Manager Bayley has been
requested at stretch a point that the
members or me club might enjoy a
‘her could not be obtained Mr. Dew
lllll ,,
us Will
Ropebllcsos to Nominate a'fFull
*‘VState Ticket in New Haven
-——-—
IIIIIIII SINERII IIIJ
lilll SIPIIII _BIIIIII I‘ll
E, J. Hill to be Nominaledlln-
animously for Congress
...—ya...—
Tbe coming week will he of unusual
political interest. The Republican
state convention will be held in New
Haven, when a governor and a full
state ticket will be placed In the
field. The local Democrats will hold
their primaries and some indication
will be furnished as to conflicting tac-
tions. On Saturday, Hon. E. J. Hill
will probably be nominated for con.
gross. Very little information can be
furnished regarding possible Repre-
sentative and Senatorial nomination.
Forecasts up to date don’t seem to
tally with the talk about town.
JUDGE MUNGER A CANDIDATE,
The declaration of Judge Robert
L. Monger of Ausonia, that beds a
candidate for the
gressional nomination in the Fifth
district, removes doubt at both ends
of the district. Apparently he has
decided to be hampered neither by
the candidacy of Frederick is Gay-
lord for high sheriff nonby the in-
decision ol would-be congressional
candidates in Waterbury. 'Bob" is
a Yale man and as such appears at
last to have yielded to the venture-
somenoss‘vof” Yale sirlt. His chief
handicap in his quest for the nom-
, ., ‘ “ a , '
proposed amendment to the federal
‘, in answer to your question, I bag
3 to say with all the emphasis at my :
. can Convention and accept the some.
republican con- ,
constitutionaranting woman suffrage
command that, it I am renaminated
for Attorney-General at thegfiepublb
I shall esteem it my bounden duty
to support the entire Republican tie-
ket. including Senator urudesée. .
Ordinary political ethics will require
Vslbll support, To my mind, every
candidate, who poets and receives a
nomination at the, not his party; " ‘
“‘“VW
is under a: 1. .. . contract to,’
support all {if tV Vled'at'es Joli
party. If he : shafts cannot do
this. he should not accept such a nom
inatlon. ‘
I appreciate yo ”try, and be:
lieve that every I?” cilia entitled to
know where candidates stand on pub.
llc questions.
Sincerely yours.
JOHN H. LIGHT,
P. S. I am sending a copy of this
letter to the Hartford papers. because
you gave them a copy of your letter
to me before I had an opportunity to
answer it.
l
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.
The Republican Congressional con-
vention for the Fourth Distrgct of
'Connecticut will be held at the he
publican Club rooms in Stamford. Sat-
lurday, at 12: 30 noon. The, delegates
from Norwalk are Arthur C. Wheeler,
John H. Hoyt, Charles W. Bell and
Edmund E. Crowe. The predictions
are that Hon. E. J. Hill will be the
unanimous choice of the convention.
M
_ VOLLMER TQ NAMED.
IBenjamin Push. of the Purity
League. has this to say in yesterday's
Bridgeport Post: “Sheriff Vollmer
.u'ill be nominated unanimously and
should win. but he will have a little
'harder time than he would other»
wise, on account of the unwise ac
tions of some of those who were ap-
pointed hy him and should have been
working for his interests instead of
antagonizing those who assist in
the election of all Democrats, namely
the primary workers. If certain men
who are at present drawing salaries
from the high sheriff, will keep quiet
moves from now'untll eleétion day, it
will help a great deal. This isjust
PER
,
[deal of “lame Can be Reol'zed
. at Leis Expense ”
if yml consult us. A and or phone
Will bring our expert Museflu'nlsher
for cc‘nsultlfllon‘and estimate
free
25c Furniture Polish too.
this adv. and loo Saturday will '
entitie- you to a 25c bottle of Clark‘s
famous Furniture Polish.
. Saturday Only.
Sterling Furniture Co.
FREE STORAGE—£11191". ALTO
DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
TON
. $7.00
Have Just Received a Cargo” oi the
Best Mined Anthracite Coal and will
Sell Same at $7.00 per ton Deliver-
ed in Norwalk and Darlen.
E. T. BATES
~ Telephones, 626-4, 897, 25.9.3
places for grades to assemble.
Smith reported an automobile accident
evening. ;last pleasant evenqu 01 ““0““ by
Iopening the pavilion on next Monday
ieveping Manager Baery is consid-
'ering this.
—-—Danclng at Compo Beach Laho r
D3), afternoon and evening
~36 ......
School opens tothorriy‘w for tho Litil- ileorgo Schule. of East 'Norwalk,
dre'h of Norwalk. Crowded condi- :Ssturdny afternoon at ‘about 3 oclock
tlons 'which have existed in the schools ,dan into. the ahtomo‘blle owned and
for some time past, are remedied some- driven by Lewis EV Canncld. or Nor-
what by the addition of three new walk in front oaths Mahackcmo Ho-
The tel. Mr. Schule was 801118 down East
temporary quarters in the Town Hall. "Washington mm“ to pass under the
on Wall street, has been divided up .Wpshinfitou street railroad bridge, and
into ‘0‘" ““337 the rosin: mm" for Ml‘: Cannold was passing from North
the purpose in the Trinity Chain, has .;Mutn“lstreet doun Railroad avenue.
three grades, as has the rooms cools-'1 Both machines were going very slow.
ed in the St. Joseph's parochial school‘ .the motorcycles hitting the side of the
building, on Henry street. The vaca- automobile. Neither of the drivers
. .‘C
: ._ tlon‘ just spent has been a long and were. held by the police. The damage
.ploaasnt- one. and the youngsters received was slight, and no one was
should enter upon their studies with
hurt.
vim and a determination to forgo
ahead.
_._-—————
”_— —Dancing at Compo Beach Labor
Seturday afternoon. Oflicer John'Dnv. afternoon and evening-
on Clay street Patrolman Frank v. Saturday evening patrolman Alex
Raymond was detailed to investigate. .VBenjamln met Alex Banks, colored.
and he found that the large machine-- walking up Fairfleld avenue with a bi
‘of Henry E. Lockwood, of Elmwood CY‘?” The actions of the man excit-
' .. avenue, had collided with the automo- ‘ed pincer Benjamin 5 suspicious, and
bile of Stephen Shlmko, of this city.' .he stopped him and asked mm whose
on the corner of Spring and Clay wheel he had. The man said he had
streets. Mr. Lockwood's automobile just bought it from a small boy for
was traveling slowly down Clay street 200, which story the officer refused to
hill. when _.Mr Shimkod machine “(Flaws low. Hanks then made a break for
denly crossed the road from Spring liberty. with Benjamin in hot pursuit
street. Mr. Lockwood offered to pay He caught his man after a spirited
the garage bills for the repairing or run, and a lively smash Upon m
the small damage received by the vestigauon lt‘ was found later that the
.VShimko cares a result of the accident. bicycle belonged to Fred Lane, of
, ‘and with this Mr. Shilnko was satis- Crescent Terraces. and it had been stol-
_, Five Acts of Vaudeuille
{Ed on from the depot restaurant. ~
A Written Guarantee
fiequent regular entries in year South Norwalk Say.
lugs Bank puss book are a strong. written guarantee 9.3- _‘V2
,«ainst tuiuls WhICh m ay lurk in your pathway.‘
, What other, gualante e have you that you will be immune:
.27 from them? , » ‘.
I The time for you to save money is not after foreign ria- , ,
tlons settle their difficulties not when quiet is restored ..
and the rest of the world assumes our country's poace- r,
‘Hful pace. Your life battles are ahead of you unfoug'ht. Ap-j .
u": pmsch them. strong with the ‘slnem of your forethought,
“ V—V-cash int hauls. collected byV small economies. , ‘ .
I Matinee and Second Performance
on Our‘ Flat
Rate
Avoid the Fall rush by placing
your contract at bnce.
:2
The United Electric
‘ Light 81 Water Co.
DAVEY’S
50c Teas
The equal of most 600 grades
strength. flavor and. Quality.
60 SCH STAMPS WITH EACH
POUND.
ANDREW DAVEY
so WASHINGTON 31'.
PHONE no.
firm
Hoyt’ s Theatre
WEEK BEGINNING AUG. 3181'
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY
in
’AND
Metion Pictures
All Seats for First Performance
at Night Reserved
Rush Seats I
PRICES ‘
Matinee roc, soc, 30c
Evening . . . . .. xoc, soc, 30c, 50c
\-
_.—
T'HURSDKY.
SATURDAY
Presents
Woman 3 Way
PRIGEB' , .4
noon V
Eveniag~0ne parlormahcog
\.
FRIDAY AND " 3
Helen Page Stock Go. V:
Matinee Friday and Saturdl'ly After-
a,llttle tip to the sheriff and he can
lnatlon will probably come from the
take it for what it is worth."
north end of the district; his ban
leap in sleetion may not be so easily
localized. -—Hartt‘ord Times.
r-r——!—"" .
DIDN'T WANT A‘ BTRADDLER,
' At the'flartford Democratic com The New Hospital
vention Willis 0 Burr v denounced ! The building committee of the
Professor fisher as a man trying to proposed new building to be erect-
ride two horses, the Progressive and ed at the New alk Hospital, of
the Democratic. “The Democratic which Arthur C. Wheeler is the
party wants no .th man at um chairman, is considering the plans
time," said Mr. Burr. Of Architect George P. Newton,
6 Beacon st.. Boston. The sum
ATTORNEY GENERAL LIGHT’s of $60,'000 is at ailable for the new
As T0 SENATOR sameness structure
South Norwalk. Conn. I Architect Herman Maring has
.. Sept 5m 1914 completed plans and specifications
Mr, Jacob H. Greene. for the alterations and rem’odcl-
Hartford, Conn. ling of the building at 17 Ray-
My Dear Sir:_‘ mend st... in South Norwalk, for
Vi and, on my return to my office R. Alexander. There are to be
here, your letter of the 2nd. ins!“ stores with plate glass show win-
asklng whether, in case r am renom- dows, metal ceilings, etc., on the
lnnted as Attorney-Genera], “a gen. first floor. and aphrtm'cnts on the
ator Brangedee is also renominatod second floor. _. The house will be
for United States Senator. I will sup- stuccoed. .
port the entire Republican ticket. in-
cluding Senator Brandegee.
You state that you are led to
ask this question,.becauso i. am Pres-
ident of the Mons Equal Franchise
League of Connecticut, and Senator
Brandegee is on Dr. Anna Howard
Shaw' s ‘black list" for opposing a 7 . _
. , morning thelr'trlals='will be heard.
25 per per
5.; IOII KOAL 5— ’ ton
We haVe juSt receiVed a choice lot of .
large size No. 2 Nut Coal. $5. 25 per ton.
TRY A TON. .
HARRIS & GANs COMPANY]
Water §treet,‘ South Norwalk. Tel. 72:. .
CHALMERS 1915
“LIGHT SIX” 73
V OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING- CAR is HERE
Auto Supplies, Sim-ado. Firestone, Goodrich,- United States Tires.
Lowest prices Special! storage to commuters. Stomg for the day.
CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK 0!! MONTH; -»
RIGHT BY 80. NORWALK ‘TA'YVION.
. . roe sALs. . V
1309 P099 Hflmord Buntbont n “ .sVo-oasnl Io! (.... Mun-soon ”so ' 1‘
Ghllmfll'i. 7:36,» .1912 otteosovoissr’o'olososs IUV‘IOV'I‘DIIIIOIIID .7” ‘V 2‘
1912 “13’0“. “'1’ [DIEM Mid OVVOI‘IIEIIISII tIV- tuuouoseoo'sooss Vm ‘,
aspen work guaranteed Vs‘ords Va um
NORWALK CONTRACTING
NOTES.
,Bi'essalno Rlsola, 11 years old. of
East'Nol-walk. was locked up last evo-
ning, charged with— stealing chickens
from a ‘Marrin’ s Ridge resident. Ales-
andro VDro was arrested ‘and trans
ferred to'tho First districtpollce sta-
tion for the same offense. Tomorrow
STIIIIY l_____A__
ll loll W ”m
UNIVERSITY
Mini.”
inhuman-«on .
thllgu- emu. 1.0m Sentinel Wants pay. ,
{AUCTION SAL
, I . west Rocks Road and Jarvis St. Nurvvalk’s 7 I
' ii 1“ _ « Choicest Residential Center. _ 7 . l i
”Pu SATURDAY SEPT. 19th, 1944 ..
, ’ “For partialllhrs apply 8. .J.‘ Keeler,
"mm REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L. C.
. Smith, Underwood,
» Remington, all other .
makes, sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals 857
per month. Machines
. . ‘ ‘ sold in 35 per month.
:~. ~".- the Benedict News '
;store will Wall St. Norwalk Conn. ‘
TheAitemoonot
whom
.—
Luther I M. Wright I
BARGAIN IN USED CARS
Ford Model T, electric lights, A1 condition .. ....-. .V... 3300.00
l‘ .
1 6 Passenger Touring Car, newly .palnted. Burning. . - . . , $350.00
1 Pope Hartford, a revelation in power. and speed. '
' Water
Warranted Compound
Mellonsf ,
3139 . Lard Extra Large .
. . and'Sweet’ ‘
(IOZ. 12",“
locations . 35E“, ’
East India Tea Co
Telephone 871 125 WASHINGTON ST.
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17 BUNGALOW LOTS ~ '
2 P. M.
Local Representative.
Noranlk Conn, Phone 1103-2
Auctioneers 05 use... Sheet. N.
Stevens "street,
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