J.
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"M" t‘tliefltistiavhte Book and udder Conl-
)~
, WILIhCoods, damaged by water, we 0!-
.. .night
::~=e“‘s'lhal
millinery. Special prices on silk vel-
Bare visiting Dr and Mrs. J
" have purchased a farm.
" "meat. ll.‘ 0‘. 0. F.. last evening, an in-
st Goods
Sale
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oln' Steak oi colonies. Bed aromas.
Aprons. Summaries, Laces and other
”We Make a Specialty of
ENGRAVING. .
v
Many Styles locum sham
is:- for meat Bargain Prices.
:WM P. BEERS
E K hanks» .....................
Isl-dismount“ floehhmlk.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For News“: and vicinity: Fair-to-
not quite so warm on the
coast: Wednesday unsettled and cool-
er; moderate to fresh south to south-
west winds. Weather conditions: The
twestern disturbancer new forms a
well-dehned arcane! low barometric
pressure over Lake Superior. it is
causing unsettled showery Weather in .
the Upper Mississippi Valley and “ATIONIRY AND noon Irons
northern: portion or the Lake region. 1| SOUTH MAIN ITRII‘I’.
Showers have occurreanortheastward ' V. . V
to Upper Michigan. Pleasant weath- . p
“continues. along the Atlantic coast.
il‘he teinpgl‘ature is unusually high for
the season of the year in the eastern
districts There has been a decidedl
tail in temperature west of the Mis- .
Vslssippi River .
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WEATHER A YEAR VAGO TODAY.
._..V_,...
Temperature: Low, 55; high,
69 Ram, . , . V
doubligan Ciuh;
(hill? with
will hold (giggling this, givenins it!
Goods. Basket Bails, Punching
Bags and Sweaters.
At
———¢
Month- end s'ale " of " garments at
Dickerman' a Read the bargains in the
“We . .p 1.
After the regular ‘business meet-
ing of Court Fernando de Amicis F0r'
esters or Americh, during which rou-
this business *tfas iti‘e'llsaoted,
coiunlittes in char-3% oi the prepared
celebration for" Cb‘lon'ihua Day sub-
mitted their reports. The commit}
tee adjourned until Wednesday even-
inn. when they xpyooinplete their re
ports.
,«vl‘u. .;‘_ like“. . ,.
Cards have ”plagued (or. the. wed-
ding of Miss {titty Cole, daughter of
Mr and Mrs F. V. Cole 01' Clinton
avenue. Bridseparh. and Richard Cass
pan‘y ‘rooindfiln Moyton Avenue. All
snéllibei? are’lhqllehted inpatient. .
..———
Your eye lsa‘sa index to your health
' Thamer employs a registered physi- well at Wield; mane. Bridgeport,
. clan who will examine your eyes and for October 10 Mr. Coxswell has
purhhased a chir'nning. new borne at
439 Normah street. Bridgeport, which
he is fitting up for the reception on
his brlde. ,
l . I
Mrs George Keeler, oi! Washington
street. returned to her home in this
city the latter part at last, week. af-
ter an interesting trip in Europe. Mrs.
' Keeler was in Austrialilungary when
war was declared. and had consider
able dimculty in reachinga - vessel
bound {or America. Mrs.» Keeler is
enjoying the best of health and ‘is
none the worse for her exciting ad
ventures.
advise; you regarding your health.
M
Marshall ganford Foote. son oi Mr.
and Mrs George F. Fools, of 4V Court-l
'land Place. left today to» resume his
silo the ComwdllM Military Acad. ’
emy, oi Cornwall-on-thoiludson. N...
'17. Mr. Foote spent the summer with
{his parents on Belle Island.
H. Ksieger & Co. are‘i'ihowing- «a
most complete line of the new iall
vet shapes for this week.- -See adv;
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The Harrie Cutler Coburns have or-
rived safely in the United States from . V.
'Cebn,’ in the Philippine Islands, and On Thursday evening John Moak~
Milton ley entertained a number of his
Coburit pt Colonial cqmgm before] friends at his home in Orchard street
. proceeding to Brookfleld' where they The event was in honor of Mr. Moak~
E'leys titty- seventh' birthday Music
iand dancing were enjoyed by all Les-
Suppose you had to economize? ter Brundage entertained with his -
When you must. you can. Why not piano playing and imitations. At a‘
get the habit now, by opening an 80- ‘late hour a supper was served. after '
countV' in the South Nor-walk Savings; which the guests departed for their
Bank? . homes wishing. Mr. Moakiey man-y
- .-— ‘ happy returns of the day.
' ‘- At the meeting of Colfax Encamp- l
_..._._.
I) N. Clark, who has for many years
" «1': . :1
Plate‘and 500mb . than sitting
See Our Display of Spaldlng’s .
DONNELLYB'
the _
1 l3 '-
' 'around with the aid of a pairV
wcrutches. ‘
‘ vitatlon was received or appolnt sev.
_' era] delegates to attend the important
_convention to he held in Stamford,
(loom, on October 19'. The delegates'
are to he named at a future meeting.
.5 -n
When you wantV supplies dos yoiir
Q, hunting trip. don’t run to visit M. P
Duane, 209 East Washington street.'
tile carries a full supply of guns and
" ammunition ‘ ~
Clarke Smith‘ or 210 Pearl street,
Bridgeport; lwho~wa3 iniured in the re-
' cent trolley wreck at Westport. was
removed from the Norwalk Hospital
to his home- on Pearl street. Bridge-
port, Saturday,“ Clarke is able to get
of
STILLSON‘S siphonin- ‘
' -REMBDY
For Chills, Fever, Malaria and
:tined eeling.
a his summer home.
conducted a large} term in New Mil-
Jord ln connectioii with his boldnessT
There. has sold the farm to Colonel S.
S. McClure, the well-known magazine
publisheK who is to make the term
The farm 19' said
,to be one of. the finest in the House-
expended much money and care Mr.
McClure is more or less familiar with
‘ farm work as he sp’enEV his early days . .
on a term in the West. .
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While steel-nosed bullets svviftly‘ fly”:
And sting like angry boss. '
i sit and dry a trikling eye—.- '
—~ClVev_eland VVPlain Dealer
9 —Advertise in the Sentinel.
r 7m
Stone. Crooks, Stone
Wine erase, Wine 1: MB
Flow-
- on Pots, Jelly Glance.
gtonic valley and on it. Mr. Clark has : ..
*5 a
Viti‘n
i
FRUIT JARS
" ' Mont enter to sense
Creameifi Butter
B. pglnts
~ r
4"
Process Butter
Very Goad
3%.
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The Fall Fashion Number
The recent rapid changed“ in styles for Fall Incite some recognized
, “deofsahim more necessary than even before. The dress you
Beyond neuter wear because it is not "‘right" is the most expensive
: garmthyourwardrobc. ‘ V . i r
Style and economy 30 hand in hand in this big Fall Fashion
Numb: of Picioaial. Renew: -. .
.‘W
Excluptvo. Smut. cloudy-selected style- 39' towns. suits, outs.
Nausea. etc. {www.misseIudchildren Josh-own heinin abun-
dance. And the styles are "rig/ht?“ ‘
Save moody by looking through this October copy very carefully
before selecting your Fall wardrobe; l. .i .. _ .:V“.
Makacertain that theses-mano- you contonlilaie are correct. A
little care will save you many dollars and many lie-roaches.
PM I" you copy early—the edition II lirniud.
PICTORIAL REVIEW .
The Fashion Authority in OvetrVJVMilllon Horne ‘
roa campsite—now on SALE “
it“ “
we Are Unwashed to‘ShoW
Vn Keener} {dries “
a- .- . in Meditations, Including
menu; Kih'd‘tovhs‘ at “stop .psl'r. lap up.
" oils: ‘LINGERIE wamsV mm 98c to $300. ..
gm 1% ea in SILK warm lesson. f‘“, ' “
“venues girl 5 _ 48,813. as:
SEND BA GS, of blather or velvet, 98c x,
to $5.00.
. Numerous smart styles in GIVRDLES. _
Warm SWEATERS (or women and children. . . , .
Plain and fancy RIBBONS for girdles. .
PETTIC‘OATS of satin messahne and silk Jersey
HOSIERY—Every dedraueweight and kind?”
You ate always Sure of finding here whta ls nmeetV
andbeshatreasonableprlbea ,VU.
The N. E Ryan Co
i
N WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
4
Auto Bus to Milléola F air across
Rye Beach Ferry.
Tickets Ronald Trip, including admission to Fair $2 25
Thursday, Sept 24,1914
Leave What Norvulk, 7:30 a. in; Dericn Town Hall, ;
8 a in. Lhni‘ed nmnber can be accommodated. Those de-
' string to go please send names not: later than Sept. 22, to .
\ . w "l
E T BATES
Telephones, 897 259- 3
If stenny neat fair day
And sneeze, and sneeze. and sneeze. ~ 9' '
‘ Stevens street, Norw'alk Co a... ”paladins-2V
MlMWWJ‘MCWW-nos Liberty Mi
MOONLIGHT on THE cor—
. TONFIELDS. _ _
Moonlight on the catwnfielda—
soft and plaintivcly
Floats, the haunting spiritual
of negro nlplody,
By the ghoul-like cabins dusky
' shapes—of slaves who...
Voices blend in harmOny—a
4
requiem of the past. .
Moonlight on the cottonficlds—
. moons leaping high, "
Like .wind—dnven feathers Vor
blown snowflnices from the
. .Ikyi ‘ . V jj
no}. a. mad the kindling???
V Bounds his dlrgc of fate?“ '“
While the mod dove from lief
”a is mounting for Vzhcr
' . ’s d ,-
M . w : ‘2 ‘- ”no: r ,
“ ' . :--l 0'] ml
' nil . u. . . . m,“ ._,
‘ ‘V'L .ivm an“
‘ ‘5)? Vi 3V
‘Moonligist all the cottongfipids-oa
thousand miles away,
From a city window bani}. my
thoughts somehow will Stray
» Where a silver moon .is phining
. o’er a-soutliefisV-cottage,h0m°
Vyvhels the genesis: bending
o'er it seem to form solicitor. .
jag domd.
Moonlight ‘Dlt the cottonfields—
I’m trying to forget.
But I can’t somehow the words
dim and Wet
Oh, beauteous field of cotton, like
. a cloak of purity, V
You hide the form of one I know,
whose tears cry out: to rho!
—Excltdrlge._
1
'a'nd House of“ Representatives
she said- when her- eyes were.
. be_ able _to stand the ordeal.
prevent constipation. They induce a
slam
SUPP-RAGE:
WORKERS
ARE BUSY
- .HMrs. 0. 11.1%. Belmont. President oi
the Political Equality Association oi
New van; aid 3. member of the Exe-
cutlve committee or the Congression-
al Union for Woman Suflrage. has to
day sent an appeal to the women vot-
amid the nine 'suiirage states, asking
them‘ to cast their votes. against the
Democratic candidates for Congress
in‘ the nine 'suitrage states, owing to
the blocking of theJuii'rage amend-
ment in Gangress by the National
Democntie Party." She appeals to
them to use their Voting sirength to
secure the franchise‘ tor the women
‘ 'oi the whole Uhi‘tedV States
The Congressional Union for Wom-
an Suffrage is devoting great atten—
tion to its press bureau in. connection
with the election campaign Miss
Elsie Hill of Connecticut, formerly
President or the District at Columbia
College Suffrage Leaguemrrlved in
Washington today to take active
charge of this press ivork Daily bul-
letins will b8 sent to the papers in all
‘lri the nine suffrage states, where the-
campaign against all Democr‘ctic can‘-
didates for the United States Senate
Another campaigner left for the
viest‘ g6dsy——Miss VVirgViniit Arnold or
North Circlina'. Miss Arnold will ‘V'go
tV’o Portland, Oregon? here she will
isn’t infs it‘ssii has. Stuhbs in the
sulphides in all; since:
suns. sailors: stein pram of,
WV headguarters’in Portland this
younger women or the South to take
up. active campaigning for the sur-
frage cause.
BOTH SIDES IBEADX FOR
Stamiord VManalaugliicl- Case to be
Continence-ti in‘ Criminal Court
.. '."llodoy" ..
Today in. the . Criminal~., Superior
Court. Mrs. Helen ,M. Angle of Stam-
Congressional Udon is candiic‘ting a -'
tit? generational Haitianopenadvosm- .
Week. MissArnold.who hasjuat eon.
.pleted her studies at Columbia «0111- -
varsity, is one 01' the first of ,the .
r. .1 r‘, .,‘,
plush on" runs. Mania '
STAMFORD
'Almost every one is aware
I large prOpoVthion of the but]
power of coal is lost“ in an Old
ary' heating apparatus been
the gas generated by the
passes off unconsumed.
‘Ihé gas flame flue of the 5
lord Furnace introduces
heated air at the top of the
where it unites with the
and completes the comhj ti
thus greatly increasing the amt: "
of heat obtained.
(:4
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134;"
sea skill or
“”39!“ T0? the Vddieat of the Demo. '
"Mrs: .
(0rd was to‘ be 'p‘ut“to trial on a
charge of manslaughter in connection
with the death or Waldo R. Ballou in
Stamford last June and it will ‘pro-
bably not “take long to select a Jury
Mrs. Angle will be representted by
Jacob B. Klein and N. C. Down,
while the States case will be present-
‘ ed by. State's Attorney Homer S. Cum-
ming's. who will he assisted by Albert
hililps. prosecuting ‘Vattorney of the
Stamford City Court _
Unusual interest is being manifest-
ed in' the ‘Angle trial as the circum-
stances. surrounding the death or
Ballou receii Ved widespread notice in
the newspapers and; coming as at did,
about the time or the Carmen case
of Freeport,‘ L. I.. aroused more than
the ordinary interest. '
Last Tuesday counsel {or Mrs All-
gle obtained a poetponement ot the
at- present ’odt ‘under a bond of $5, 000
and- her attorneys expect that she will
Her fa-
ther. who was present in court last
Tuesday, will pi‘ob'ably be on hand to-
day to give what assistance he canV-
~. to his Hdaughtetr ’
-The case was today postponed by!
Judge Bennett until the December
term.
Unon statements made by State's
Attorney Homer R. Cummings and
eel. (or the accused, it. was shown
that physicians bpth (or the State and-
Mrs. Angle had examined her and
' concurred in a certificate that at" the
. present time she. .was not capable of
withstanding the ordeal of trial. .
Dr. J. H. Stanb, acted as bersohal
physician for Mr. Angle, while Dr
'l‘Fred. Schav'oir, both of Stamford, re-
’ presented=t~heh sihte in the.examina-
» “on.
Mrs Angle was not in edurt today.
though. her father twins present. and
it is uhd‘erstoild that she will agaln
be taken to Maine V,i'or a complete
‘ rest.
' —-If you:
on“. regularly. posits. Réghiets will
mild. easy. healthqu action of the
bowels. without sniping. ‘Ask your
.druseist for. them. .2fi;cents¢..
:: Feels till;
6H!“ new
epithis evening
“trial until tomorrow. Mrs. Angle is V
motion by Judge H. C. Downs, coun- _
fipyen't the time to exer- ,
PPM. headset meeting
plum ’. ,
icsimp Msin V
for Free Dominate-tiers, .
. in Your OWII Homo
NineiA M.“ andf
Days Work Done
VIUt brings you freedom from 9‘
- heavy task of sweeping and dusting
‘VQWclgth only nine pounds. The
air driven revolving brush loose“
all dirt, dust and lint. The pow:
iul suction carries it all into
dust proof bag. -‘ ‘
“You .merfly direct it. it d” l?
all the work!
i
A J Collins &
l NOTICE
We Make a Specialty or ‘-
(MEANING and REPAIBIN
l Complicated Watches or
i When a. watch or clock is
for cleanii’ig only you cannot V
adiusment of the .Works for the c ‘
ing done. as there may be a slilht.
Vlection in the parts of the watch
'clock which attect the running
Chas. Bran e!
Postman Willem
(Visas-l "va W
Norwalk Chronicler