M u can write any Mod 91 1am- '
’ Taylor 8. Golden
1 ,, day afternodn by Oflicer Frank Ray-
ed the local authorities that Richard
' y» the City Hall.
‘ Ital-inc, Automobile, Burglary, Liabil- ’_
scorn nonwatK "war on;
'- BUiLDING. .- .
7 {BS-7' .
' ‘this’ morning nailed the case upon Mr.
Iklilbaii" paying $7. 98 cost
‘11
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1.; .,
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4,.
V 19131 DouceWome one has stolen
y Miz‘lmd Mrs. Adolph Dreyfuas. of
wing at navel-y enjoyable dinner party,
a, City, in honor ,of- Mlss1_ Helen Strauss,
to Benoit S Dreyfussl of New ork
1 City, 'mwasi “$339 (Announce? i“. Polley's ballroom de luxe on Mun-
Trey 38f 5 “911 “W211: hm“ c3. roe street will open tor the winter
av “3 0m” y res e ere e term on September 22 The hall will
1 ct thefiounectlcut Bahkers' Associa- tidence in his ability to‘teach correct
' delegates to attend the association's
5 m’NORmeK SAVINGS BANK
e
'“grfi-P-‘W‘V- ,
mm 1m :11 ”1.771511111911111
(‘I‘ . ‘
ltr. Compensation, Fidelity Banduiu
huge you may require. Gill an on the.
Phone No. 1230.
. 5
—-our new Fall
styles of Soft and
Stifii- StetSons.
Style that you can
recognize as far as you
'can‘ see the hat and'
quality that wili bear-
the c osest inspeCtion
under the magnifying
lens. ,,
The prevailing style
tendency this year is
the higher crown and
narrower brim—and
Stetson has certainly
worked but fa surpris-
ibuis Lehmairv‘aS arrested yester-
mend for speeding Judge Keogh
Dr. Barnes, of Stamford. has notifi-
Loco. an inmate of his snnsinrium of
,thatpla‘ce. has escaped. A sharp
lookout is being made by the police.
1
_._.,.....——
“Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite. and what I did
eat distressed’ru‘o terribly. Burdock 113g ran 3 of diflerent
1Blood.Bltters cured me."——-J. H. Walk- biOCkS 386d 011 this
or. Sunbury, Ohio. model
Soft and Stiff Stetsdns—
including a very interesting
display of Stetson Self—con»
flirting Deréier.
Rogers 81 Stevens
Norwalk and So Norwalk.
__. 2;?" _.._ '.—.———-
. Chief William R, Pennington is en-
doylng a brief rest from his dutiesi
at the desk of poiice‘vthe station in
Detectiie Sergeant
Thomas Leatherland 13' acting-chief
today.
WWvufterson, of Oyster Point.
East Norwalk; has reported to the
from his boat at that place a spark
coil and _8 batteries.,The matter will
1,19 iiiVestlgated.
Samuel C. Policy, of Monroe street,
is in New York city today where he is
in attendance at the “Huntington Nor
mal Suhool of ,pancing.’{, '1
1);
Gibson Court, were guests last even-
of
George W. Lynch and family,
West Norwalk, “arrived homered,
night from a two weeks'gh
. of interest in Massachusfitam
Hampshire. git.
given in the Hotel Astor at New York
of Crescent, lows, whose engugemeht ..
- '1“ :1‘ “it
is the brother of Adolph Dreyfuss, the ,us one of the finest in the state. and
local cigar man iwill be equipped with every conven-
. ieuce and attraction to airord pleasure
wifhaiies :1 Hoyt' 0f the 8‘2"“ Ni)": and instruction.- Mr. Policy is the
a 1‘ rus company, atten 8d he. pioneer in the dancing business in
meeting of the executive committee Norwelk and people have great con
tionuh‘eld yestémny “in Hartford A. I), Mr. Policy will make a. ”8mm,
legislative committee was appointed: 0, giving lessons for 250 this year.
and other state Wide questl0ns w "8’ and he will teach afternoon and even-
£2232? Hfrtesident “5“?” and‘iug, with entire privacy guaranteed
y y were appo nted ”1 it you want to learn to dance cor-
rectl , Poile s th man to see.
convention. which will be held ‘ in y y e_ - ,
Bridgeport starting the 12th of next
month. /
..
His generosity cost Max Esman, a
shirt maker residing on 9 Ferris ave-
nue, Norwaik. $18.50 on Tuesday cv-
enlng last. A traveling salesman,
-w ho called himself Edward Bell. of
Nostrum avenue. Brooklyn, N Y.
knocked at Mr Esmans door and en-
: deavored to sell some ladies’ skirts at
The following cases of local inter-
est appear on the short calendar list
of ‘the Court of Common Pleas to be
given a hearing tomorrow at“'~‘1f
o':clock Stephen Czel vs. \‘orwallt
' Investment Company; Albert Well
nitz vs. Norwalk‘ Investment Com
pany; Edwin S_. Munroe vs Thomas
Quinlan; Herman B. Hoffman 13.;
Elias. Taradash, at 1113.. and Van
Rousselaer Pooiey vs. Minnie S. Adams
'The plaintiffs in each of these cases
are to be_represénted by Attorneys
Keogh & Candee of this city.
a sale, his story won him a bed for
overnight in the morning he disap-
$18.50.
1Ille' salesman. ' -' 1
.._._._.
, , I _'~. _- 1 cont."
-—Advertise In the Sentinel. “mm“ in” S n e
W“
”:1 .
riiYourSaviugs Are EsseNtial '
'i‘lied‘e are a‘ good 111 any nonessentials in this lif6-things
that you can do witho it easily enough.
But a savings account is by no means one of them. Your
first duty is to have a little money ahead -By cutting out
’aomefot the mun-essentials—eyoudmow ’whst they are inyour ~. 7
i: own casef—‘lyou can have this essential a? the '
‘ we um NoswAut"
190' N
in bargain Although he didn’t make
peered and with him, apparently, a
1 pocket—book containing the .sum of
Mr. Esman has appealed to
the local police. who will try to locate ..
:5
THE WIND.
Over the bar the spray flew far,
Whipped by the angry gale;
The white cloud whirled across
the world
'Like to a racing sail;
bold,
Rude. as a. noisy beer,
and till—-
Alas, the poor, the poor!
. 5‘.’
EVENING.
t u
to its real: f;
. blaze in fire of gold,
we love best,
1.
secrets wide unfold,
Peace is waited in the rcoolin
evening breeze;
are bid to flee;
home from foreign seas
‘ enemy:
--Edwin M. Abbott.
The air turned cold as wind grew ;
And, 111,111. dun through wall
When ”‘93.“ is slowly sinking
Down behind the nun which
Tie the hour of all the day, that
When thejoys of .life these
..T,9i.1,.isvs91uisssd and all cares
And each ship comes sailing
With a cargo we unload in
. Two Performanceo—Ytls-QHS p.
.1 ‘isaNrrsnL
Hume!!! maven: mm1 1: ~
isnirmerexcxnpr from duty 11ml
books and periodicals of an educa-
Loml Post Olfloc Rcoeltea Notioe’of $101181 value and samples.
Curious situation. ‘
The local, postcffice received notice
this moi-ultra of a curious situation
existing in the Canal Zone with re-
gard to the mailing of parcels to the
place and one that seems likely to
cause considerable trouble in the fu-
ture between the United States Gov~
orument and the Republic of Pana-
ma. '
Formerly all articles mailed to the
Canal Zone from the United States
went there free ot- duty. but recently
the Republic of Panama. through
which mail' for the Canal Zone in re-
ceived has passed new poatnl regula-
tione to the «feet that duty must be -.;
paid 9 ngrticlee of value mailed unda-
er the third and fourth class in this
country for the canal Zone. by the ad-
dressces
The new regulationdi‘phs‘led Who -
Republic ate-Panama an my strlnxom
in their effect that it is .1r-31lded by
them that“1m1y tnus‘l' fi‘é’pdld on all
articles milled in the United States
under third and fourth-clam regard-1
less of the value of the articles. The
ASSESSOR DAVIS FOR CONGRESS-
HAN.‘
HARTFORD. Sept. 17.——At the Re-
publican convention of the First Con~
gressional district in this city, today.
P. Davis Daisey. 31' Ha tford. was no-
minated unanimously ere were no
other nominations. Mr. Oakey . has
been for sixteen years a. member or
the Board of Assessors. Prior to that
he had served in the tax collector's
office and as a member of the Court
of Common Council. .
~8ent1nel advertisements pay.
.—
1 Bring 3191.11 vulcahizing 110‘ me.
Best. work and cheapest prices.
Afull’iine of tires and tubes on
hand an the time. Wurk called
for and delivered.
‘RObe’rt Gregory
7 ‘Wall St. Tel. 326-4
wj
Only a Physican1
—.,..n..__ _. MW
Tires Vulcamzcd
TODAY
10in the
SterlingR .ngecmb
Ranges
$16. 5.0 to $100.
Ste. ling Furniture Co.
127- 129 WASHINGTON 81'.
spam NORWALK
W Should
Examme Eyes!
While an ordinary opticisn migh
give satisfaction in testing olde
people. only a medical man ahoul
care for the eyes of the young.‘
We are the only optical house 1111
the city that employs an OCULIBT.
Satisfy yourself as to the condi-
tion of your children's eyes.
- . THAMER
OCU LISTS AND OPTICIANS
87 Atinniic Square. Stamford. Conn.
E“. 1397.
New
Hotel ‘Mahackemo '
SOUTHl NORWALK.
Breakfast, Luncheon
and Dinner
-AT POPULAR PRICES. '.
Arrangements May Be Hade
for Banquets or Other Social
Events.
JAMES RILEY, Proprietor
FALL DAYS
ARE HERE!
WINTER WILL
Oped 8t. Evngn.
Auto Bus to Mineola Fair across
Rye Beach Ferry.
Tickets Round Trip, including admission to Fair
$2.25
ThurSday, Sept; 24, 1914
Leave West Norwalk, 7:30 a. 111.; Darien Town Hall, ~'
.8 a, 111. Limited number can be accommodated. Those de-
siring to go please send names not later than Sept. 22, to
E. 1.3111113
Telephones, 897,125,953
N If 1390me next fair day.
M
Electrlc
L ghts
Will Addy
CHEER and
COMFORT
To YOur ' Home
in the Lengthen-
ing Autumnal
Evenings.
Teeth Like" Taxes,
rum are nose things ' we
must face. Taxes; Toothache
and Dhth Not one in a thou-
sand escapes either. The sher-
iff coiliicm‘J the taxes; your
heilth’ln‘fi for your teeth. See
Dr. J. H. 111111111in
ll no. Main Gt. to. Nomalk.
have him fix that decaying
tooth. Now is the time.
I
HOURS: 0 A. H. To I P. M.
.UNDAYO IV APPOINTMENT
INSURANCE
Fire, him. Accident, Plate
Glass. Workmnna Compensa-
tion. liability, Marine and Auto-
mobile.
\
Surety-Bonds.
Notaries Public.
Steamship Tickets.
J.-M. . Layton 81 Co.. inc.
REAL LETATE AND RENTS. ’L
6 Railroad Ave. 8011111 Norwaik. ;
g
The United'Elecktric _
“—-
JACOBY’S
Fall Showmg of
'Suits,Coats
find. Dresses
Hoyt' 8 Theatre
WEEK BEGINNING SEPT. 14TH
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND .
' . . _ WEDNESDAY
Five Acts ofVaudeuille
ANID' ' .
Motion Pictures
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“Hi-1"? TYPEWRITERS—Ja 0.
~ 8 m i th Underwood;
Remington,” all other
~ makes. sold rented.
.rep'alred. Rentals 351
per month. Machine‘s
sold a 35 per month.
/
Matineea Daiiywzzis p. m.
' EVENINGS: V
In.
First performance at night seatsae-
served.
Matinee and ascend performance
rush seats.
THURSDAY FRIDAY - AND.
SATURDAY
Helen Page Stock Co.
“Over Night
Matinee Friday 11111311111711” 2:16 p.111.
. .‘ name» 1 ' -
Store 43 Wait at. Nat-wen: Conn.
Home site Free
A deposit of one dollar to
open an- account in our suvlr'l '
Depot-uncut, will insure the daily-
cry of an, orndme'ntal steel life ~
‘holdin'g coin or hills, tor"- horde
SOON 1111 11111111.
Light . a Water co. “ " f
The.» Benedict Nervet
1' .2
u. ‘ M r w...
‘ swam 1N case case
n.
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' :5 1111;. H. 1,)
more Mddelfid‘, disciple item 41 condition ._.. . 3300-00
‘jli’
1
p
1‘5;'l"aase:itéérfTourlugOat-.1101!” painted-1 Bargain ”50.00. "
"CHALMERS 1915.
is ’
LIGHT SIX”
OUR.1915, DEMONSTRATiNG on Is HERE.
Auto Supplies, Storage, Firestone Goodrich. United States Tim
Lowest prices Special storm to commuters. Storing for the day,
CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK 0R MONTH. .
- RIGHT BY so. NOBWALK BTA’ViON
FOR SALE. .
11109 Pope Hartford Runabout .............: 1.............. .3350 ‘9
Chalmers "36." 1912 ......... ..... $750. -
' ' 1912 Magweu newly painted and overhauled .. . 8450
Repair work guaranteed. Fords a a-pelfn'ly. ‘
VAAST BROS.
TEL. 1369. 17 ”CHESTNUT 8T., 80. NORWALK,
‘5,
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if for particulars apply 8. J Keeier. L‘t'iéiil Representhtive,‘ ’3, g
‘ stcvéns street, Norwolk ‘.‘.Conn Bhone Nils-2 " 3i
‘ M.Morgeuthau,1r., 10.. Auctféseera. 95 liberty Street, ,6
New York. Phone 18114,, couruand
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gflneucms Table Butter, mill-111.1112”
_Native Potatoes,1 141i». .. 21¢}
‘Armour'a ‘1th Roast Beef, No. man 22¢
'VahCamp' Soups, roccancutto..................... 7¢
I_
u cornea eraser.
Mir Nonwauit. "
nor; onion use. send ‘for pupils
curd. .
Norwalk Chronicler