’ .. :24 hours. _.. -1d...»a 3 ._Ir L\. appear soon in The Sentinel , terday, in St Joseph’s Cathedral, Hart- ’1 ,. agar of the Norwalk Steain‘boat Com- ; a special car‘ for Atlantic City.15.iI)00 . . shriners from all parts of the eastern . IS‘Ihhi-ough their immense stock.VI V . clear- sirlnned. "" 555m will be held on the famous steel ,. commefissonmssr i . ~;: , -or-— .. wt Hews specs-155 of Olltlilg Flannels, Eden 'HNGSRAVING. Cloth and Kimono Fianneis .. For Fall and Winter Wear. S Fall unsung: 75c to$5.oosI ‘ Colombian 98¢ $05359, Winter underwear for Ladies, 3,. Children And Mon. E IS. Banks flohoolm'mo otol Bitch, to. “walk. . VV - south Momma, coon. WEATHER FORECAST. .. . Ncw Line of FAVORS, PLACE CARDS .«S- For Norwalk. .and vlcinliyi' Cloudy f. AND PRIZE. and somewhat cooler tonight; Satur- day fair; moderate northwest Mods.“ “:53:th in our We ”1‘ to The disturbance which was central , over this vicinity yesterdiiy morning! At‘ is now passing out to sea. The south- I ' ern disturbance which was central near Pensacola, Fla. has moved D O N N E L L Y ’ S northeastward to the Atlantic coast.; and is now control near Charleston.l8'l'ATl6NlRY AND BOOK STOIRVI ‘,S C. It will probably p588 out to 1. .001". MAIN .TKKIT. sea south of Hatteras. it has caused heaVy rain on the East Gulf and! —-— . South Atlantic'coasts. Macon. 6a., ' Glovers' the place to get the fall reported ”3.70 inches during the lastimodels of Balaton Shoes. . An extended area of high. ' . fissure over Stho control; districts is Koolers Shoe Store, is displaying crate temperatures from the Rocle Mountains eastward to the Ohio Val- i lay. Forests were reported from the 0"Brieno "*"Up‘per Misiiisippi Valley and north- l ernI nortion oS [mule Lake region. id.” J"??? ~Bluo, Green, ,VBro'wn spit Hats: ‘ 3; g ."J l I “W tion in their advertisement today to WEATHER A YEAR A69 50ko the poiiflnflwd-theirmhmwhicken Temperaskfiéit. Law,” 538;! HiI’gHI Kalli! .mm dlnnfilsm 53D 'I- ) '“ v I. s 75' Pair. ‘ ‘ H The quarterly meeting- of the local ' STARTLING. REVELATION. iPainters‘ and Decoratui‘a‘ Union was of inestimhbis valmto everyone. Will held in“ evening After the business Watch session an enjoyable luncheon was ’0']. ll.- IBM . -‘ . ——-5-—-— The D. M. Read Go. is ready to solve - ~ the fall curtain problem for you. See “a“ ._ ~ g. 3' ' ~8TARTLING REVELATION. _ appear soon in The Sentinel. Watch ‘ ‘ ,f A for it. . »_-.Lhir, and Mrs. E. Menard. ongroviW ,dence. R. 1., are being entertained at the Hotel Mahackemo. Furniture of quality is to be found at A. J. Collins & Co.'s. Don't fall to look iness, in Mr. Robins’ automobile. ENTERTAiNEb AT- COUNTRY ‘ CLUB_ Messrs. Duncan and John Reeves ,Frissell entertained eat dinner last- George William Holiday. of Boston. Mass, is a guest at the Hotel Mahack. emo. Mr. and Mrs. John Fidel, of Non walk, are visitors today with friends -.v in“. New Milford. Conn. ' _———-—— There were eighteen guests who sat down to the table. Fellowing the din- - her dancing iintilS nearly midnight was - TMQBQflisflgurins 8le eruptions. enjoyed by the members of the party acrofula,- pimples, rashes, etc., are lllrollowing is the list of the invited due to impure blood. Burdock Blood Iguests; Mr and Mrs James Bitters is a cleansing blood tonic: Mr. and Mrs. W K_ Fowler, MrS and Makes you clear-eyed, clear- bralned Mrs Dudley Raymond General Rus- lseii Frost. Jr.. Miss Mary Bette, Miss Martha Henderson, Miss Grace Pow- Rev. R. J. Carroll. pastor of St. Jos- ell, Miss Martha Powell Miss Jean eph’s Church, of this city. returned tO-i Powell of Naples, Italy, Miss Frances day after attending the .snnual con-‘ Harsh-om. George Wilshire, Eric Herc tongues of the Catholic pastors of the Hartford diocese; whi'chwas held yes- ..c. Harstrom. ford. Bishop Nilan spoke'S to the clergy 25, 000 TELEPHONE OUT OP 00M. about President Wilson's suggestion MISSION- -. BUFFALO] N. Y., Sent. 25. ~Fire for prayers on peace Sunday, and the today destroped the cable rooms, 0! president's proclamation Will be read the Federal Telephone Company here. from all the churches on next Sun- Film" om ‘01». Icommim” to, at 153m daY. ten days more than 25 .‘000 teleDhbnes. . A large number of telephone girls driven from their- stations by the cor e F. Facts. of this city. man. G g flames made their way to safety by y, left this noon, in company w}; half a hVnndrSeSd members of Arab Patrol, of Pyramid Temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, of Bridgeport. in :- loss was small. DR. DENTON’s 5 S coping Garments states will gather there. The event is ., Vin celebration of the ceremonial sos- II F . 5 sion of Croscent Temple on- Saturday I.’ ‘ ‘ 01' Boysaml Cilia The session and following entertain- 1: scHands and Feet are ,Completely Covered ~' V.Dr Denton‘s garments are . plane from the ‘ Dr. Banter ' .Merino. soft knit fabric. w'ashc . ." edcby our special pnocoos. which .. perfectly eterlllzes the talkie. ' pier at Atlantic City. “.7 4, -. Sv, ' j. ;j SATURDAY CHOCOLATES. I and sold in tightly inroads sen- ithry boxes.- Slx I-months to, Isl: - m Pound page... 25c 3: PlatoondsoCards. Swearidup V'Mony StylootoChooso Pram? ,. Fig.7 ,_ ZWMM BOOKS AND STATIONERY STOREV, ddiifilng “pleasant weather with mod- the Regal shoe and invites inspection . I The Royal James’ Inn cslls atten ‘ r Keeler. For particulars apply 8. NIow York. Phone 1884, HOME SITES noca LED on GARDENS lune} Jarvis and Ward 55., I? Local fiepresentativo, Stevens street, Norwalir e um. Phone 1101—: M. MorgenthAu, Jr;,'C 6., Auctioneers, 95 -III.ibIsrty sum, it . Conniand. w—~~—— . lied .fmmtuasioo City during. the revs Luther M Wright Norwalk; n ._ BARGAIN IN USED CARS Ford Model T, elem mu, L1 condition ..: .'L“.."'l...“'. mm 1 5 Passenger Touring Car. newly. painted. Barents .. .- . . "56.00 1 Pope Tlartford, a revelation in power and speed. ‘ CHALMERS 1915 “LIGHT SIX” OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR I8 HIRE. Auto18upplios,8torase. ii‘irostone Goodrich, United States Tine Lowest prices CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK 0R MONTH. RIGHT BY 80. NORWALK STATION, son one: :1... Special storage to commuters. storing for the day. ”11109 Pope Hartford Runabout .. ....i.I..I‘..'............. mo Chalmers "36." 1912 ........‘.................'.V............... 5750“ . 1912 Maxwell newly painted and overhauled o-qn-s Repair work guaranteed Fords a spvioty. Z ,1 v um «II 3‘ ‘TEL. 1V3“. ' VAAST BROS .11 CEEITNU‘I IT} BOI. NOIIIBWAL‘K, s ' ; up great cause exists for the brat. Q D Jackson “MLL CTR!" . w” 4-»- WNWALK. scum SETTLEIEIT ‘ (Conunued tram First “it” ‘ faciorlly arranged on the ground shat It is felt here that the warning given. them by Paul Fuller, President Wil son' a personal representative, that the administration would discounfeniuice further lighting in Mexico, would be ‘ heeded.S ’ We cutting of all telegraphic? a ' . V telephone pommunie‘ation and the only railroad between Vera Cruz and Mexi- genio Aguilar, a former federal gener- al. occasioned some uneasiness in ’of-ii iiclal circles today, especially in view . of the fact that- many Americans .who lotion. had returned to the capital. .Of- ilcials anxiously awaited the~reasons for communication helps out off‘ and I information as to what is transplring . in Mexico City Whether these developments in the situation would alter plans of the, Washington government for the with- drawal of the American forces f rom', Vera Cruz, could not be foretold early' today. Consulfleneral Canada. at Vera Cruz, has recommended to the State Department that in view of the chang- ed situation. it would be advisable to retain the American forces there pend- in; more normal conditiOns. l Interest here today centered to a largo extent in the efforts bf General -I 'Psblo Gonzales, chief of the'IsrinyjfoiV the East, to patch up the differences between Carranza and Villa. and the conference planned between GeorgeC.‘ Carothers.‘ the American consularS agent, and General Obrebon. at Juarez.' at which the situation was to be dis- p cussed. Mr. Carothers planned later to confer with Villa. ~ WASHINGTON Sept 25. ~Secretary. Garrison today ordered Brig Gen. an- l ston. commanding the American forces at More. Cruz, not to withdraw during the next ten days. fiecretsrx garrison“ announced the who was canised. b3}; .delay in the ad- lustinem of many details incident to the transfer of funds and the customs house. , ' ‘ -' ~ of inestlmabie value to everyone. Will i A delegation oil-the Norwallr Pouii ' try Association. consisting of Myron ’ ’ Osborn. Fred Greenwood. Charles R. ‘ ' Petty and T. Leonard Robins, will ionr- - say to Ridgeiield. this evening. on bus- ' , night at the Norwallr Country Club. ‘ Wood, I‘ . ” $20 Be‘ds .., the Sflreescapes. The actual property ‘ QUICK. ” Harstrom. VGeOrge Wiishire and Eric I" ‘515 Beds .V $9.95 ....$r‘5.ooV finances... TVS$2sBods. = $35Beds . $45 Bods. ...... $6_oI Bods. souls-loose A Maseerpioce of Merchandising enables us to2 the manufacturer and ourselves. Sale startin ”ton Felt. / , fiDon’t fail to inspect the wonderful Sterling ESEuel Saving Range; bakes barrel of ilour ofi‘ g today “a. lic those wonderful values. . bedroom at a ve‘ 25x. ceafirsiflrrr‘.‘ A'. teed Brass Bed. , fzI iiomutnrs ' co City by atoms of men under Hi - in ‘ flan side: broad shank; braid flat heel. Black and tan. 1‘ m There are but few days left to com I . lete preparations for the third an- . nusl fair of the East Norwalk provement association. Offers to help are still coming in, and the evidence of good will and friendship is very edifying. Every one seems to want to help make the fair a success, as IwellI they May. The aren‘t Ailaiitic And Pacific Tea. Compénx has placed tempting prio- es on severiil of the" nibst used neces— I cities sec adv. VV SS .,, . land see the goods ‘ “ ' How Enjoyable Your ISu‘nda‘y homers Are How Wonderfully Popular Our Famous Chicken its ngffie Dinner Has Become: s- 53 ,.f飧€s*'6éfd‘dgother Netti Sunday was“: Edith Meals THE Rout. JVAMES INN Every bed 511in guaranteed by “long as they last as FACTORY PR‘ICESI. = This is a rare 'ODPOISIQ; little Ilapst with a durable duaran I-I_-I 41,17 i a - Sikh :3 Brass Bed ilk . ictdrenheavdy constructed; .’guar-I anteed brass $30.05 valué,.,S.';::' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .II$t9.95I. ,A beautiful. b‘edI al; a little cost.. We have the famous adbortised brands—Wow, Stems-«Foster Silk Floss, Cot-S ‘ l BEFORE BUYING A RANGE *3 ...i.withone‘hod ofcoal, and has .oflilerfoatures moth fem! the Sterling Range Club Ranges, $16. 50in $100 Big 91: win of C fL‘LGas and Oil Heaters ' . Selling Now Regain to old customers requires no argu- ”merits, for once -a Regal has graced your foot, your perma- - . mm patronage is assured. .. Iquaintod with the grcaturshoe values 111- America. . , ;' V light you, surprise you and fit you. uailodnoqu - Get Acquainted With - Regain , i. So‘ we want you to meat the Regal Shoe and got no.7 Let us slip on span of several new R The 11 do- , And y' all give yen _ a: o' (:0. Arlington Made of selected King Calf; narrow, back slopc too; ' ‘ .tll, V'W KEELERS SergeSkiris‘ . 896’ ml in, ripe .41“ . . i‘-‘. 35rd .214" 35‘ . "1N ethnic SSiion .Rchablg CLAVliN .. ~r~ .,.A. .v ,. 3" 'Pnf ,NORWALK. 56 Ruth Main Street South Norwalk hummus—50c, 15c and oi The foundallon, the very basis of good time in So, watch, lies first in the mainspring. Without uniform, eve pulling power,III fine timing results or immpossiblef o PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER Jewclpr and Optician. 138 WASBIhG’l‘ON srRism Grcen “S.&HI " Trading Stamps Vat ‘I‘IAICT ’ . sA-Rrisrs ElioHAVE ROLL" / . "5'?- Be Held NovomberV 10th. Other Activities A-ro Planned . The annual rollcall of the on V_ Norwalk Baptist Church will b e! on Tuesday, gilovember 10th. i date was decided upon at the Vbusin meeting of the church held last , mg in the parsonage on West sit." A committee was also appointed look after the instalistlon o , heating apparatus in the Suit school room :of the church. , Hearon Sistegs will give an enjo , “entertainment for the benefit church on Oslober 6th. Rev. G. Hartley, pistor, Mr and Mr Lyon, Miss Susan Olmstead~ VSCharies Cole. were appointed to Attend the 93d session of. t nectlcut Bap ists’ Convention, will be held Qctober 19-20. in ,tho “a, - S. I ‘\-c-~‘x"\-\-K—\-\“ Will I. to brighten up, your; ( “Va/tn ' ii ‘ ;y’fil:.“t)l' ‘i‘ . .‘I/lu- I‘v/AIV!‘_‘- I ~ ‘x‘ult "tvffi'- . ‘ & Other routing matters were disposed of last evening .4.
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