. .s:
‘ Carolina. "This makes a summer type
meeting of Progressive Forum. No. 1
pI
'1 ‘7“? mills “pale faces" will be captured.
..I. at A‘mu'sement Park. A fast game is on a pleasure and business trip to Chi-
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, Taylor sale ablalni’rices.
. slut and Tuesday; moderate south-
""' school will play its opening game of“.
I ticsnmlron exhibition at our
j " ' stores. .
Ourstockofi’omslss Bedflprosdl.
Aprons. Embroideries. Laces and other
Wash Goods. Maxed by water. we of-
EKBanks
”W. Hml Illicit. SQ. "Mk.
‘ went-ins FORECAST.
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‘ ." For Norwalk and vicinitYI 'Fair 10' I Month.
west winds. An area of low pressure All!) SOld on Easy Tm at .
is central over Minnesota with an area
of high pressure central over South At
of pressure distribution. Scattered D 0 N N E L L Y i s
showers were reported between the
Rocky Mountains aulflb Label region
and alas the Mcoast. The temper-
atures are high for. the season of tho . " ” ”UT“ ”In" ITRIIIT.‘
year in all the northern districts gags ‘ J". ' "‘ “
‘39! the Rocky mountain. I ..__ .
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There will be an important meeting
this evening at 8 o'clock of Trinity
Young Men’ s Club. ~
WEATHER A YEAR .Aoo .ToInAv.
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Temperature: LOW, 63; high,
' m. Fair
Waiter Ewing. of Norwalk. spent Sat-
urday in Sia‘n’ifcrd on business.
nue. and William Daniels have left for
a short business trip in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. R059" *0. Wilson. of Mrs. Paul Hereher. of Bridgeport,
'West “an“, spent thé‘ 99“,?“ tour- Conn. is a guest at the home of Mrs.
ing about Mllbrook and Pawn g, N Is W H. Brissermsn on random grease
in) '.l lyml .l m .h. . ,,
Mae- Flsguni lira; W. his Brook "0“?! O'Hara. of macromwss a
”i‘yn, M‘Iw‘fio‘ h"; been his ling at the guest at the home of his cousin. Wil-
home of Mrs. W H. Bi‘lllflman on “0'39“. of West avenue,I over the
Fairileld avenue returned to their week-end.
.Ihome yesterday.
James Heine. who for the summer
Reports of the recent national con- months 1‘“ been ‘“ Westport. returned
"Vention will be heard this evening by today t° resume his duties in Prince
the members in attendance at the ‘0“ College.
r'rm
' .
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Miller of New
Haven, were over-Sunday guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Coleburn
.on High street. .
2‘12“: 1: .' -—-r——.-~—
" I’Baskotbaii fanowill be interested in
the fact that theflith Company basket:
lbsli team held their lirst practice on
‘Saturday afternoon of last week.
Fraternal Forum League.
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As». important session will be held
this evening by Court Edmonde de'
Amlcis. After the -routlne business is
transacted the Columbus Day commit-
tee will snake their interesting report.
Y
A special session of the campaign
committee of UncasITribe. No. 26, l.
=0,.R..M.. will be held tomorrow even— Em“ “Wilma” 1‘“ “mm“
ing. It is expected a large number tat-1W!“ N9W.Y0rk city. and has taken up
his residence at the home of Mrs. Ell-
sabeth Deysenroth. on Bouton street.
" '. 'Next Friday the Norwalk High
Charles E Hoyt. of the South Nor-
football with the Bethei High school,‘ “‘1‘ TN“ “many. ‘9" this morning
expected, as both teams are evenly, cage. and other middle west cities.
matched . ““""“'"’
‘ . " ________ I Discharges in bankruptcy have
George H. Dunn. of Stewart avenue, been granted by Judsc £7de S-
has raised a curiosity in the form ofI Thomas of the federal court to Da-
r‘banana muskmellon" Mr Dunn, vid Shimansky of Waterbury and
states that this peculariy shaped mel-I Morris Bengis of New Haven
on has a far superior taste to the; I '
round variety. . i ~Mrs Theodore R Smith and dough
ter Bessie who have been ‘visitlng in
’Michael Oiijen, Jr. who recently re- Danbury, returned home yesterday.
turned from Europe. tells a humorous Mr. Smith went to Danhury to accom-
story in connection with the GreatI pany them back to South Norwalk.
war. He sitys the Irish residents of. '
Liverpool. and for that matter. through The many ‘00“ friends 0‘ Thomas
out the British Empire, are highly in. Helium. of Merwin street. who was
dignant over a recent threat said to recently admitted to the State Sana-
have been made by- the Kaiser to the “HUM. 8‘2 Shelton. for treatment. will
‘I effect that he would soon “water his be sled to know he is improving rapid-
horse in 1reland".ly and feeling fine. , .
Miss Frances Costello. of Putndnl.
avenue, book- -keeper in A. J. Collins
furniture store on North Main street.
The famous “traveling hay wagon."
which has occupied a place of state in
the born of the Uncas Hayloft, is to
be brought to Cockenoe Hayloft. Firs
district. this evening. with fitting core-g Meriden, Bethe! New Y°Fk ““7 and
monies. It 1.3 expected that a teamof other places are to be visited. .
goats wii have the honor of drawingr
the hay wagon throguhII the streets. and
the local Haymakers will follow in pa- .
. rade,- with red fire “a in appropriate ingot 8 coinck in the club, house. lni
costume. A big time is anticipated.
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An adjourned meetli'lg of the Bell 13-
I were adopted. and reports were read
by the various committees. Plans are
STILLSON’S MALARIAL . to be formulated for an exceptionally
\ , . REMEDY.I _ Immunoass-
For W‘Fever Malariaand~,.... mas domain.
that: sired . .
~ . . I . 150(1qu Fowler Pos't. G. A. R." on
MWWW Money Washington street. _~ ~ '
“statutory ngrog!ve Forum fugue, No.1,
Forum Ilnaouo. on Wail:-
l
t‘I-I’;‘:' " ‘ M1:
.4 -3.» «races- .
hoods 871‘
slAI-rlollsllv also goon sTclls '
Jacob B. Raymond. of Highland ave. ‘
also
.0 WASHINGTON STREET.
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l$75.000 FOR 15 CENTS
IIIEACH MONTl-Il/
We is.“ latelsen away from the tradition that women “
wish to road only milk-snd-wa‘t‘er. weak. wishy-waslly
fiction. TllaIt is why men do not read the, so-cslletl "women' s
magazines." Men demand action. adventure. lose. mystery
-'-—,"somotlling going on? in their stories ”Milo women. I
we believe. Furthermore. people do not wish {dread stories ,
R which arutrung out through nine ‘or too long weary months
II with only a page or two in each' issue. .
Our serials in future will be notable for real. genuine in-
. torost and there Will be four each year. Thcfourscories for
the next twave monlhs cost us $75. 000. 00. " You get them 3‘.
oodlplsto by paying only fifteen cents each month to your ‘
ncwsdesler. A oorldng good mystery story by Maximillian
Foster begins in the October number—now on sale. Get it i
‘ Incl yculll thank as for telling you.
PICTORIAL REVIEW
F0IR OCTOBER-ONLY 15 CENTS
We are Now Prepared to Show
“Jim”
Unexcelled Linés
. in New Fall Goods Including
THE SOUTH NORWALR EVENING SENTINEL
125 WASHINGTON 3r.
KID GLOVES it ”206: r‘llld lip-I o
5&le WRISTS‘TII‘OT‘B' ”‘3 lot):
stylcsin SILK WAISIS, $1 9'8 Ho ‘4‘ “v
COLLARS IVESTEESI and NECKW'EAR SETS,
to $100
Fashionable HAND BA GS. oiI leashes or velvet,
. to $5.00.
Numerous smart styles in GIRDLIES. ,
Warm SWEATERS for women and children.
Plain and fanc RIBBONS for girdles. '
. PETTICOAT of satin messaiine and silk Jersey.
‘HOSIERY—Evely dosir able weight and kind.
You are always Sure of finding here wine is newest
and best, at reasonable prices. ‘
The N B. Ryan Co.
scum uollWALK.
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Auto Bus to ‘Milleol'a F air across
Rye Beach Ferry.
I Tickets Round Trip. including admission to Fair. ... $2.25
Thursday, Sept 24,1914
Leave West Namath, 7:36 a. m, ‘Dsrien Town Hall,
8 a m. Lind :‘d number can he acconmlodatcd. Those de-
string to go please send shines not later than SepIIt. 22,1;0
;
E T. BATES
Telephones, 897 2593
If starmymsxt fair day. I I
t. has started on her annual vacation. I
land Club was held on Saturdil'Iy oven-l
» portant amendments to the by-lsws,
.3 WestRocksRoad
ii Ath nonpartisan case
AUCTION SALE
I HOME SITES
gé ROCK LEDGE GARDEN
,_ Jarvis and;
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...... :.
Ward go. Nor-ml
so‘llmsR rhssss.
Dear Heart, the summer drawetb
* . scores were mule Saturday by mem
bers of the jWestport Gun club at
their shoot at idle Westport range. A
goodly number of marksmen barrel-
to a close;
'Pensivs I read the signs on ev-T
very side.
‘ . Blown down the wind the petals
of Ithc rose,
And brown the uplands cries
with flowerete pied.
The corn is waving. waving An-
. sic, deer,
‘And fledgling birds make trlslI
of on. wings;
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For lack of rain the hills are dull
sud sore,
The singing, woodland brook
”Vii
no lonIgcr all?”
\i-
The kstysid rasps malls lit“,
'lw‘ “r tll‘_ ,‘y ,"i‘ ”hill RF “1 p. ,,
IIIpIadIeI I13” II M V - .I-«l ..
And goldonrod already gilgll
the holds. , ‘ ‘.‘
The sun moves south, and shorter
grows the days,
The farmer garners what his
acres yield.-
And you who dwell in calico, .0...
may know ’
That .. summer's well~known
0
you 3°"-
'éboly tale:
“Straw Hats, 75 Cents.”
—Cilioago Tribune.
'5
Excellent Records at‘Gun Club’s *
.tllo automublliats do not heed the
Ithexssm street bridge .very won. it
. the work villi be started at once. The"
bloom begins to pals, ‘-
"A certain 'slgnIyou sec Where-er
One sign that tells the melon-I
Istuns. the president’s report Wd- . . -__.
day, but delegates were present from
, all parts of Canada and there Were
. State The convention will be in ses-
N
' age penden- system for union mem-
' seniors. this I'week Batuiday. mat- IC
.J‘
llilllulllulliil ‘
llll lllillliilfllfl
Shoot—Bridge Repairs Will
basis Vsry Soon
WEs'rPoR'r; soot Sin—Excellent
lpated and obtained scores ranging . , .
from 23 10.25 for their w0rk. The . I .
shooting occurred in lots of 25. The - .
day was most propitious [or the shoot STAM F0 R D
the atmosphere being‘ remarkably ‘ ' ’
clear. The attendance was alsoIvery . . . '
goodoand the results obtained were Almost every one is aware that .
satisfactory to the members of the , ‘ . __ . .
club. The new concrete platrorm was a large proportion of the heating ‘
used for the first time. ‘ « - -‘ . . . I
Next Thursday an. Ia“ day sham power of coal is lost in an Ol'din: .
Will be held at the club. John Fan- ary heating apparatus becausg
ning. a famous marksman. and other , I II ,
experts of the Dupcnt Powder C0,. the gas generated by the fire
will be on hand to give an exhibi-
uon Record shooting i; 9...,de passes off unconsumed. .
Visitors are exp 53m; to watch the ' The gas “at“? flue of the Siam-p
work ’of the era liner lt.’sirien
Hui-owls: Autos. ,I , .. lord Furnace introduces iresig‘
Hundreds at 'Iluspmobiles phased
,‘hmm “.839,“me We “a, heated: air. atnhc top of the firs
[my Wtalh“ WM ‘60“ 19" “m“? 3"“ Where it unites with the gases
the roads in this vicinity hrs excel-
leni‘. Regarding? ‘nlifo'nio‘lsllists. 5 it is add COlllplCIlLCS the combustion, I
planned to have warning signs placed
athtlle corners fl- obstructed «high- thus greatly incmasmIIg the mom
we I intersecting strong: for the hen-
etxof drivers. To the stranger. ae- bf: Heat 01333“qu
:‘i mi. Ere‘ flint-ll more “fusible w‘ h
mil lllé'wm'l'ilng signs and it is plun-
nod no assists aslxiiuch as possible. If
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warnings. it is up to them to take the I
consequences in egg Moments hap- “matte R: “valh
pen. . . CorvnoflllMliillllllWest S“ .
Emailing the Bridge.
Wettiporiiutown cofflcials ,I ex-
fpoofid to: start mar-Uri: .mr‘léaillrlng '
will he recalleId' out th‘e Itown mest- .
,ing of last Fr day night votcd'to ap- .
proprlnte ‘8300 to put the‘ bridge in
shape and ‘condltlons' 'are 's’uch that
repairs to the structure. will make .
possible the extension of the Norwalk ,.
and Bridgeport trelley Service across .
the bridge. A new bridge will be the
next stepp in the way of progress in ‘
Westport. - .
Edward IB. Bradely has returned
(rent a business trip to N w York. ~ .
Mr and Mrs. 'Gebrgev“. Wrow '.
have returned films a- statute friends
in Amherst. Mob mu am .
Harry R. Bumped and J. J Sui- “
litan. registrnro of Ivo'IteIrIs, .wlll ad-
minister the eleIélor' s ‘olithj 'to 208. per-
sons on Sa’turdiy‘ ii‘ext' Nearly half
are ‘women. .
The season for natural growth oys-
termen commenced today. Westpcrt
oystermerl who make their “livingI
from the natural growthf beds expect
a profitable scallion as there are indi-
cations that the set is good.
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LABOR UNION GAINS MANY MEM-
DEBS
for Fro. Demo- solution.
in Your Own Home
a
. BOSTON. Sept. 21-—IThe affiliation!
of sixtymvo additional labor bodies. Nine A M aRd th'elII
representing more than ten thousand
members. during the past year \vas Day, 8 Work Done!
reported at the opening session 0; m
the four days' annual convention o fixings you freedom from the
the state Ur rich. American Federa- .
tion of Lab; today.I President Ed- heavytaskof sweeping and (lusting.
word 8. Alden. ill his annual report, @Weighs only nine pounds. The
advocated the abcdition ofI the state air driven tevlelrlg lliTHSh 1005““
Board. of Labor and Induatries. and ‘3“ t‘lll‘l’, dust am! lint. Th? power..
the substitution of a single labor com. .9 I
.. ul suction carries it all into the
be h uld be a bonat‘ide
missioner vv s 0 d p of bag. I
labor man.‘ ' ‘
In commenting on the labor meaS- “You merely dual it. h doml“
tires considered hv the last legisla- allthe workl . . '
:‘There Were several men ‘v‘ the last I: . ~,." i . I
legislator holding membership in l... .. II , _, .
ions. that proved faithiess to their . .. - . . , ,1 - . II .
obligation to do all in their power to m f . I l .‘ w... I. .
improve condition of the roller" I .. -. . ., I I II . I . .. I
M
TRADE AN!) IAIBOR CONGRESS. . . I a _ .. ’ _
ST. JOHN, N. 3.. siept.2 21.I-—-Condl- . .. . 0 ms& 0
lions resulting from the. European .. . . .. ‘. I / .
war made a camparailvely small at. . .
tendsnce at the Opening of the thigtI-
iebh trades and labor congress to-
a few representatit es‘ from‘ the United NOTICE
We Hello is Slmlaity of 'I' '
amylase dnd REPAIRING
hers is “notified to occupy mile“ 0‘ Complicated Watches “I Clocks
the time.“ 1‘ When a watch or clock is brought.
' or cleaning only,- you- connot expect
ENTERTAI‘“ adjusmerlt cf- the Works for the clean-
. ing done. as there. Imay be a slight tie"
.‘Th lesson in the '1 arts of the watch or
clock which-I affect th‘e’ running.
sion- 1 roughout the week. Discussion
of desired provincial and dominion I
labor legislationfiand of the lidvisa- i
billty of the establishmdn‘t or an 'old
diére ls riot a. dull moms n
biri of‘My Dreams.” which will be
presented at the Stamford theatre.
Norwalk Chronicler