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Horton's raucous .
“mm“ F. H. Baxramnmggm.
"r Lane's run: too cans I "‘
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David W. ling-om
UNDERTAKER
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JUL. sills M II
Dr. Denton's sleeping garments for A. W" xggp returned to mu
boys and girls at J. I. Msllette’s,
All the latest combs and pins for the
new style coiffure are to be found at
Reid's. See adv
in New York city. .
__._____... inus, has returned from Bethlehem,
lire. Charles S. Byxl’Oe 01' SUFmINew Hampshire, where she has been
Main street, who has been spend“! spending several weeks.
the «past two weeks with Miss uni
Byxbee of Maple street. Narnia Iron This cvgulp; Is niecting oi‘itepub
turned to iterations today, 'llsan Town Confined will‘b! held at
the once of Attorney Gm” g v“.
Fall opening of garments and soil burgh. Washington street; 3,
liner-y, Siturday and Monday at The -..—-_. '
mun} Store. I The thirty-ninth annual convention
. lot the Woman's Christiah Temperance
In. gym-cu Baker and daughter Union of Connecticut will be held in
Colorado, are the sum New Mm. 0°bi? 13,1‘ “d 15.
from Denver,
for a few days of 'Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Baker, Seymour street
Rev. Howard Richards. pastor of
_ the Westport Methodist Church, will
-——8tops earache in two minutes; speak as the services this evening in
toothache or pain of burn or scald tbe'fiolih Norwslk lethodist church
is live minutes; hoarseness. one on West avenue.
hour; muscleache. two hours; sore ~ '
throat, _twelve hours—Dr. Thomas' The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Hospital Whist Club'will be held to-‘
~ morrow afternoon at three o’clock at
October 12th, Columbus Day. will be the home of Mrs, christian awartz
celebrated this year, by South Nor- as West .m ,
walk Council, No. 1253, K. of 0., by
holding a banquet at the new Hotel The Mr of the degree team of
lshacllemo. Some very fine speak- Eureka Rebekah Lodge has called a
Eclectic Oil, monarch over pain.
ers have been engaged, and a line on- reh-rssl to: tomorrow evening. The 1,.“ been made in that direction Mr. factory,
tertalnment is to be provided. The degree will he conferred on several Angevlne reported that the "Buy at he will be
tickets this year are limited, on are candidates at the heating on Friday
count of the large increase in mem- evening of next week,
bershlp. and members will do well to ——
procure their tickets for same at‘ A jolly party of good fellows, six-
once. The tickets may be secured teen in all assembled at Barry W.
a
McMahon I). W Hariord, Wm.
P. stars and all the dxin's which go with
Word and G. K. C. A? McNamara. ‘
:such a fem.
was well attended. Twenty-one new
Stamford Theatre
STAN FORD. PHONE 23”
too consisting or John it. Spencer. Al-
bert Runs. and John Driscoll. was
lations. hank Bailwits was chosen
as the financial secretary. The com-
mittee. on the recent clam bake re-
porcedthstthssdsirwsssgoodsnc-
.cess throughout. and the balance re-
” elected to draft new rules and regu-
TUEs. EVE. SEPT. 22 at 8:15
mm W. savson
Presents the Operetta Sensation
FIIBT YEII 80663351".
city last evening from a business trip
Mi- Carrle Seymour, of West ave.
ls tits! Isl
(Osmium flu Find me.)
der and the reading of the primates oi
the previous meeting had been m
pitched, President John Cavansgil
made his annual report. He dwelt in
general upon the benefits which the
City of Norwalk has so far received
since the institution ot the Chamber
ofCommerossndpolstedoutthepossi
, billties in the tutors He cited the
Merrily which had been experienced
. through the illness of H. E. 11le the
Wrsecreisry. sndespressed star
for new members, and he declared that
’ the board of directors will evolve .a
plan which will be put into effect in a
, very short time.
The chairmen of the five depart-
ments of the organisation were called
upon to make their reports. Henry I.
Colcburu, of the civic department. told
of how earnestly his committees had'
, gone into their work and what good
hadresulted. He predicted more ms-
terisi results during the coming year.
George F. Fools. of the transports-
tlon department. told of his depart-
ment's activity. He said that much
time and energy had been expended by
I the members of his committee in work-
‘ log for an appropriation for improve-
ments 0: the Norwslk harbor, and
stated that the chances of getting it
through Congress. this ygsr, while not
exceedingly bright. due mainly to the
European war, are as good as most
any other. rile said that the appropria-
tion will be taken up in December. He
spoke of new buoys which the govern-
ment engineers have agreed to place_
in the local waters to assist navigation.
Mr Fools referred to the activity of
Ibis committee in getting the “ball a
Ironing." looking toward the laying of
tracks on Water street for freight ser-
vice to the industries in that locality.
He said that eventually his committee
Iwould succeed in getting tracks laid
there.
1 Owing to the absence of William Ew-
lug, chairman of the industrial depart-
ment. there was no report forthcoming.
The daily press has. however. kept the
members and public informed as to the
new manufacturing industries which
have located here. it is expressed in
the secretary' I report that an informa-
l lion bureau has beep established at the
ichsmber' s allies where all data con-
cerning factories may be obtained.
I A. J. Angevine. of the mercantile de-
partment. made a very creditable re-
port. «He said that a better and im-
proved appearance of the show win-
dows of the stores is essential to in-
creased business. lie favored orna-
mental lighting and stated that efforts
Home" idea would receive close atten-
tion the coming year. It has been
brought up to some extent during the
past year.
George C. Comstoclr, of the agricul-
{has been accomplished.
Because ”of the length of the score»
tarys report it was decided to dis-
Th' mm 0‘ the “1"“ End Im-- poses with the reading of it. The re- broken. and
movement Association, last syenlnk, .port contains a general outline of what internally.
the entire organisation has occom-
”mm“ 'm enrolled A comm“‘Iplished during its first year of exist- Hospital. -
once.i
’ The following is the financial report.
HIghland Coal
dispensersdsuwengoesotthnmmusIcustm
supersatossmlyonrmwmers sidierforpreseotnseorwm
stock. ammonites
RAYMOND
core regratthst his health was “mm-efiupmw
-‘tosseveathhncmiamg. nus ............. 31,000.00
.m. WOW uh a
Minnicdwmmm-
mm B. J. Haups, secretary of corn- Msthel's lower Water street csiab- tursl department, gave a bfieg ",3“me
mittee. The committee on speeches llshment, last evening and enjoyed a of 11“ department's work. The ”no" 00me
includes Wm FI Tammany. John F. bake consisting owlsms, fish. lob- showed that much work for the better which it
September 1st, 1914:
Receipts.
no... ........... .........s4.ss'loo
Rent Bishop Hill (H. Jacob 1
Sons) ........... .. ....... 93750
i men ’ ...... . 85.00
Mpg. .. 81.08
Nuts .......... 100030
Mon ........... 100.00
$6,820.58 5:!1
Disburlmnh-
William McComb ..... 01,126.”
Organisation expensem. 51.28
We: ....... . ..... 1.8”.“
Wannabee......,....... 6“.“
Givicdspsrtmoot......'...... 100.00
mus...” 719.00
Billspald ....... .. 1,061.26 2.71034
“.801.“
6.810.581
I 0vsrdrsft.‘80pt. lst........ $01.00
Bills Payable.
Bishop mill expense $828.02
Oflosbllls ........ .. 77.3%
Note. 1,000.00
..... ........ 100.00
81,606.36
Bills Receivable.
Balance uncontested from 1st
year's dues ...............81,391.00
:35 have signed membership cards.
Of this number there have been 28 re-
signations. 3 have gone out of busi-
nose. 2 deceased. 8 removed from
town.
Respectfully submitted.
CHARLES H. DlLWORTK.
Secretary.
ServinlnStJAgnu (Druid, Nei
Haven, Thinner-sing.
WOODMONT, Sept. 2‘ .~—The ill—'- ..
‘aiageoi’ “HelnB K us.
After “19 meeting '15 called ‘0 “'l'w' F“ Bishop. “a “t "In” Ids-ughter of Course-man suedn Marys. :7
William Kennedy, 0! Naugatuck to
Charles F. Mitchell, son of 3‘s. and j:
Hrs. Charles Mitchell. of New Haven
was soiemnized in st. Agnes' Chapel -
this morning. The Rev. Either Jan I',
J. Smith of St. Francis church, New
Haven. read the service. as he
when the bride's parents were mar-
ried. and the Rev. Father Peter Mc-
‘Clesn. of Milford, celebrated the nup- “
tial mac‘s.
The bride was attended by her sis
tr, Miss Julia Kennedy. and hir. “W.
J. Mitchell. served as best man to
his brother. The service was attended
by the immediate relatives of the
bridal couple.
in the chapel decorations palms and
cosmos were eflectlveiy used. The
bride was gowned in pope de nitr and
carried s. boquet of Kilian-nay roses.
The hridemaid was gowned in. blue
and her handsome boquet was of pink
roses.
The wedding breakfast was spread
at the summer home of Mr. and ms.
Kennedy here. and a little later Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell left on their wed.
ding trip. The bride's trawling gown
was of blue. with a blue hat. They
will he at hornasfter Dec. 1, in‘thsir
new home in Pendieton street. New
Haven.
Mr. Jsitchell. who is an attorney.
was a member at the state senate in
1911. and is now connected with the
federal treasury department in the
collection of lnwme tax.
mm on RAW
conveyance.
on Sem- 28th.
When it came time to proceed to the
election of oilicers and four directors
there was found to be a conflictlon in:
the provisions regarding such an elec-
tioa in the by— laws. On motion of
Leo Davis the incoming board of direo’
tors was given power to revise them
as they deem suitable. The admins -
tines for the silicon were: President,
John Cavsnsgh; first vicepresidsnt. M.
J. Worden; second vice-president,
Christian Swsrts~the three being re-
nominations. As there is but one can-
didate for each oilice it means a re-
election. ,
The terms of William F. Hoyt, Leo
Davis, Albert Pohlmsri and Samuel
Lynes as directors expired and the lol-
lowing were nominatcd, of which four
receiving the highest number of votes
'will succeed them: Frederick A. Fills.
A. 1M. Pohlmsn,,Lco Davis. John Mc-
Mullen. wow. st; out. new it.
Coieburn. George, F. m Charles J.
Pidgeon and Mark ileum -
The by-lsws provide for the election
of two tellers for a‘ year’s term, and
N. J. Howard and Secretary Charles
H. Duworth were chosen. Theboard
lot directors will choose the secretary
and. as the present» incumbent of that
office has so far proved tilt“? satis-
ibere is every indication that
continued.
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FALI. PROM POLE WILL PROVE
FATAL.
WATERBURY.
Lsdd, twenty~
pt. zl—Frank
employed by the
England Telephone
, all 35 feet trom a pole on
e was working this morning.
‘ following his coming into contact
with a wire carrying 2,300 voltage.
His skull was fractured. his left wrist
he was severely injured
There is no hope for his
recovery, it was said at St. Mary’s
W
-Advertise in The Sentinel.
your winter orders. ._
BROTHERS
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what-rm .
, sATURoAV, sEPrEMBER a.» ~
AMI I‘Ccrl-ificates‘ a ~_ ,
of DepOsit.
- nauaeestlrle .,
Eveningsts:1$' .gu‘dhsqyour foods will»;
My Dreams" '
s . mining was turned over to the treas-
an mes. A vote of thanks was given the 'I
Grand Opera Chorus and Orchestra. m Th9 next meeilnz W111 b0‘
‘ " held a the third Wednesday in 00- _
PRICES ........ ......60c to m m “ ‘m m. lemmmbn“ -
M . um be and. ; .-
THUR. EVE., seer. 24 at 8:15 I , , TL
woman
Till BANK OF SERVICE
F aversham _ . - -
In the Parisian success,
. .. , -, For 6 Weeks
The HaWk ‘ than have been no new issues of
The Notable Cast Includes the Fa- W‘ securities. .mMOIIl!
nous French Actress. 1le ‘m "In" ”W ‘8’ ’
capsicum oceans: It WiII Pay
mucas........;.....5oceossoo muscle-rmntesthn
- ‘ are allowed on '
CiguaTobaccos,‘Etc.
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(MA C CUNEO, PROP);
All Kinds of Gilt Flowers
AlsoahdliiscoiRrssellsandDelstor'sChocoistes.
The City NahonaiBank.
'a‘n'finl L‘AA A A4
Today and
in; m-
Nit's I. DID”. M Wm
Wtyiswithihspsoplsoiihissm—m and women ave-sh.
,54 .
Tomorrow
1dilemehtal report or the tax apprais,
:’ members of the station picked up a
.. yachts yawi clinker built, white with I
~ bright gunwalos. with red bows and
I‘ arrows on both sides of the how. and
.. painted green inside. It is now held
'1 at the station awaiting an obvner. .
- Hundreds of hersenien from all parts
LI of the country were in Grand Rapids
.: today to witness the match race. set
. for this afternoon. between Directum
The Shepherds of Bethlehem will
hold their supreme convention in New
lilaven. Sept. 22. 20 and 30. in Music
ihali Preparations for the convention
'aod for the entertainment of the deio-
gates are being completed and every-
thing points to a gala time (or all
Shepherds. A bipie‘cepmn and hall 21'
lwill be tendered 'l‘uesday eyenlng, in
[Music ball by the Shepherds to vis- jI
William J. Browu of
iting delegates.
3-38 Frenkfllin street. New Haven, is
being put forward by his many
.fl'iends for supreme marshal of the
order. Mr. Brown. who is prominently
connected with the Shepherds,
for many years devoted his energies
“‘1:
Supreme Body to Meet in New Haven ‘
has
PAGE SEVEN
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Early Fall Sale
Last Few Davs.
Emerson Shoes
For Men
Thwaissomedlingsocxclusiveaboutdlsappear-M
‘InocofErnetlonshoes that it is mil m
‘r‘ . I
Mthmiaityoicareful dressers» wear than
1915 Models Are Now Ready
andpresent'msnynovvshiesfordressandbuaness i
wear. Comeiosridsecthcm. J ‘
Conneally &Bracken
1. WAIyHiNGTON 81.
by'stsrtiag an ACOOD NT. .
Our Word “AT noun '
SERVICE". .
Fairfleld County
Savings Bank
WALL eraser. ‘uonwsut. I
in this directions. been an active wor-
ker throughout the state and ably
fitted for the position. He also organ-
ised Star of Progress,~ No. 38, New.-
Haven, three years ago. with niety
charter members. and whose member- ,
ship now totals one hundred and thin i
ty~five, and is in a presperous con-
ition. . .
Peter J. McNerney. New Raven's
'w'elllmown sheriff. and a prominent:
and esteemed Shepherd. is also a can-
l
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"rnarshul. Mr. Mahler-nay is a very seal- I
one worker and is the present com-
mander of Star of Light No. 3. His
popularity is proven by his election to
commander for em erai terms
Mr. Bernhard. No. 12, Star of Hope,
is out for aid to supreme command-
er. .
ADJUSTING MILK PRICES.
THOMPSON Sept. 24. ~The ques-
tion or a price for milk acceptablel
equally to the prodouccrs of Windham
county and the ctors for the
Boston and Provide: markets has
again arisen in connection with the
fall and winter schedules. Milk will
cost more on Oct 1. The producers
and contractprs have not yet reached
A'n asre‘ment. The producers are de-
ing.60 cents for a ten quart can.
and. the Providence contractors offer
50 cent. which is an advance of five
the advance ct (We cents offered
is not enough, that no margin is pos-
sibie with grain at present figures.
and restrictions on handling milk so
rigid entailing extra labor.
The producers say that the Boston
contractors have conceded. another
five cents a can making their offer
fifty-live cents.
rumours am manners).
NEW YORK. Sept. 24.—-—Tho ‘suo
era reappraising the estate of Joseph
Phiitser. publisher or the New York,
World and the St. Louis Postme-
patch at the time of his death, fixes
the gross value of the estate at 320, -
' 355.085. and the not value at $18,-
837. 515.
, I YAWIA cream I!!!
..H a Brown, captain of the United
States Volunteer Idle Savings corps
Rocky Point station at East Marlon.
N. 'Y., reported to the postal authori-
ties here‘ today that on Sept. 19 the
noses sacs in asauorssplbs. .
cream: sums, Mich. sent. 24.—
l. and William for s' purse of :6, 000.
ordlbrestiag time. .
some slows wire Cl-llOAGO
cameo, sent: air—Pitcher so
didates for the position or supreme!
cents a can. The farmers claim that .
. this race brought together for then
' Irst‘time' in the history of hamessrac-
ing two [racers with records of 2. 00 or' "
better. While a hard tought race was 5;.
locked fer, their; was little hope of rec
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80 sis. Value 50 cis.
Lsdiss' Corset Covers.
18 etc. Value 25 oil. .
Items given for other days coo-
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LIadles’ White Skirts,
98 cts. Value to 01.0.
See west window.
new combination Suits.
49 etc, Maine to 75>;le.
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