i.
’Colubb'us, will go to Communion in a‘
.terms and obtan conveyance from that
. forty-five owners who are located in
Bunsen.
Communist 8 .
Winter ONE? Basilica.
Gulch-enshrined. .
CE. K. Banks
lemurs" Hui Block. la. mun.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norawlk and vicinity: Unsettled
tonight and Saturday, probably show-
ers; gentle to moderate shifting winds.
becoming east. The western disturb-
ance has caused showers during the1
last 24 hours from the Gulf northward
to the Lake region and from Kansas
eastward to Pennsylvania. Cloudy and
logy weather prevails on the North At-4
lactic coast. Temperature continues
high east of the Mississippi River.
VtE—THER A YEAR AGO TODAY-
Temperature:
74. Fair.
Low, 62; high,
The East India Tea Co., offers lOw
prices on high grade goods. See adv.
'Henry Wilkins, the North Main
street confectioner, is spending the
day hunting near Genrgetown..
The banquet committee of the
(Knights of Columbus will hold their
final meeting in teh lodge rooms Sun~
day afternoon at 34o:cmlock. ‘
—Buy a derby. O'Brien’s'.
—-—-——-—J——v—
South Norwalk Council. Knights of
body on Sunday morning next, in St.
‘Joseph’s Church.
Among the many local people in at-
tendance yesterday at the Danhury0
lFair were. MichaelSheehan, Mr. and
Mrs. Willet Hanford. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Clougher, and William Brigger-'
man.
——Hats. caps, umbrellas, canes.—
O'Brien’s.
To acquire title to ten and one-half.
acres of timber land in Pop's Moun-
tain section in Weston, George Ad-
ams, the purchaser, had to arrange
several states, including Rhode lla-
land, Florida and Kentucky. He has
been at the task for more than two
years and brought it to a close on
Tuesday when Mrs_ George S. Banks
conveyed to him her interest in the
property The land was formerly own-
ed jointly by two Weston residents
named Patchen and Cole. Upon' their
'deat‘n it passel to their heirs without
division. There were 45 in number
and widely scattered.
Plans for renovating the basement
. of the Norwaik M. E. Church were dis-
cussed at the monthly meeting of the
official board whiCh was held Wednes~
day night. It was decided to look in-
to the matter of making elaborate
and extensive alterations and archi.
tests will be consulted with this end
,. in view. A report will be presented
l.
"4581Hm$"°°‘k° 67c
-.1nothar senttherflmmIES'W“
at the next meeting of the board when
definite action, it is expected, will be‘
taken. A "every member campaign"]
was a matter which was acted on lav
orably at the meeting. The campaign
is one where the members will visit
every other member of the church and
this will be done at the close of this
month._
Before ordering your groceries for
Saturday, read Davey's 'adv. ‘-
.. “TALK ‘ "n
‘4 -SPECIAL—
., “'11“
summation, ascaize. x7e
San-1mm soc size 34c
u. ~~_..
For a Short T1111?"
We Are Offering One Year’s
WorldsWOrk $ 6
soribners
Outlook
The Regular Price
is $9.00
WM. P. scans
m Nomlk, Gena.
Week-end supplies at Dickerman's.
See adv. .
' I
Big bargains for Saturday at the
East Norwalk Cash Grocery. See
adv.
To keep ahead on style. keep your ~
head in a hat bought at‘Rogers &
Stevens. See adv.
Smart suits, fashionable dresses,.
Iand exclusive coats are offered at
.Mintz s. and all at' reasonable prices.
See adv
i
The young people of the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church will meet for con-
ference tonight at the home of the pas-
ion 23 West street.
Lee Leonard. ofmStuan avenue. and
Frank Baker. of this city, have left for
will attend today and tomorrow.
A meeting of the Boy Scouts. Troop
5, will be held this evening in the First
4M. 111 Church, at 73:3,0‘o'clock sharp.
Slaves and coils will be .used.
Charles E. Hoyt. of theASnuth Nor-
walk Trust Company, will leave South
Norwalk next week. to attend the bank-
}ers’ convention in Richmond, Virginia.
—Did you see Aplomo Hat. O Brien.
I Claude Bennett and Frederick Hoyt,
of South Norwalk postoffice, and Mr.
a‘nd Mrs. William J. Tester, of Reed
street, are in Danbury today. in at~
tendance at the big fair.
Arthur Joseph, of Winnipauk, ,yes-
'terday shot a beautiful cock-preasant. .
in the woods in that vicinity. The bird
is a very pretty one and is attracting
considerable attention.
Harry Tobin innd John. Johnson. of
ithis city, were visitors at the Danbury
tair yesterday, to which once the)"
{journeyed on Mr. Johnson's motorcy»
cle. “Some Fair!" says Harry.
Tomorrow is anniversary day’ at H.
Krieger and 00 To fittingly celebrate.
this event unusual bargains are being
offered at the store for tomorrow
.Here is a fine opportunity
stocked out in fall clothes at a great
saving. Th big adv. will tell
more about "Anniversary Day}?
sure to read it. ' I
Be
l
I -—
| The Boston Storeannounce in their
big adv, today that never -before have
they." offered such values for 'so-little
money as they will tomorrow. That-
is a‘strong statement, but read the
adv., and you willsee how they are
backing up their assertion.
Beacon Falls rubber boots at Con- .
neatly & Bracken’ s.
—-Large assortment of caps. O'Brien
2 —Buy an ,Aplomo Hat. O’Brien's.
At the Sterling Furniture_ Com-
panys tomorrow are many bargains
in their advertisement today they es-
pecially call attention to a drop side
couch and mattress, mattresses and
to the celebrated Sterling ranges.
Henry Froeb. of lowestreet. ”Was a
visitor in New York city yesterday.
» 'Henry Ibbottson, a young man from
‘ Portland. Conn., came riding into town:
yesterday afternoon astrlde a tired
horse. The police became suspicious
and investigated the matter, to sscerr
tell; whether the animal had been stol-
,en. The young man explained he had
had a quarrel with his father. and had
left’ home. A 5hone monies! to; Mid-
dietewn confirmed his story. and his
nniohey. intertwining ”continuous
blemish-estimating
locks AND. STATIONERY arose;
the World Series alues. which they
to get...
you '
Tanned Plodgrs
Goods marked to a
'1‘
40 Water Street.
:Franklin Street
,.
WALL STREET,
An unusual opportunity to secure High- -gradc Tools, 4
Watches, Clocks, Knives, Razors, etc., at a sacrifice.
Sale Starts Today
Auto Bus to Danbury Fair
October 5th-101hs
' Also Touring Cars for Hire ‘at
Luther M. Wright
special'i‘enDaySaInOnall Hardware mom.
i
fraction Of their former prices. ‘4
Norwalk Pawn ShOp
—Joseph Rosenfield, Prop—-
South . Norwalk.
l
_ Round :rrip $1.00
South Norwalk
Do You Know What .We'
,work‘on enlarging the lockers in the
-. the Womans' Association of the local
,: Baptist Church were the invited guests
’: Of the occasion.
Aims of carpenters have startcd
police locker-room in the City Hall. .
Household helps are to be found in
the basement at Tristram d: Hyatt’s.
See‘adv.
Mrs. Henry Brown, of Westpert, has
reported to the local phlice she has
lost a valuable Irish terrier. Dog lWar-
den Thomas F. Walsh has been noti-
_.—...—a.,.
herty. of Prospect street, v11 be pleas-
ed to learn that Mrs. Flaherty was
discharsed from the Norwalk Hospital
this afternoon.
—-r-—---
George Hussey, of this city, was ar-
rested. last evening, on North Main
street. by Officer Robert Gainer, for
drunkenness. Hussey's case was con-
tinued until tomorrow morning by
Judge Keogh.’ I,
A very pleasant afternoon was spent
yesterday in the South Norwalk Con-
gregational'Church, when Miss May
Coliihs spoke in a very interesting and
instructive manner on‘lwr work union:
the Sioux Indians. Miss Collins has
been a member of the lndian colonies
of the Dakotas for over forty years,
and her address was most enjoyable. 1
Following Miss Collins' address, a
pleasant social tea was enjoyed. Mem-
bers of hte udies' Aid Society of the
'South Norwalk M. E. Church, and of
VIII IllLLETIllB
LOND ODN, Oct 9,2 :45a. m.—
.An Amsterdam dispatch to Red-
ter's Telegram Company dated
Friday, quotes 'the Nieuws Van
Der lag of (about as saying that
King Albert left Antwerp this
morning and has arrived at Sels
zaete‘. a village near the Dutch
frontier town of Sas Van Ghent
LONDON, Oct. 9. 3 .20a. 111.—
'Telegrapliiiig.fr0111 Defend, the
lDaily Express correspondent,
sends the following: ‘The Ger-
man plain hit“ the reduction Of
iAntuerp was carefully de\ elopcd
3for many weeks past.» The ser-
ious bombardment will only be
begun “hen. in the o iulon of
Have Been Told?
“There' 13 No Better Place to Bet Than
A“. .
Here”
The Royal James Inn
The Place of Satisfaction
NORWALK
PRICES.
_,Bla1il1ets
Comfortablea-
Blankets and ..
Comic‘rtables}
SEASONABLE BED COVERINGS AN ASSORT.
MENT FROM WHICH EVERY NEED CAN BE sup-1
PLIED ARE OFFERED AT OUR USUAL MODERATE
from -591: to" $7.50 per Pair.
from 98c to $8.50 Each.
A. J. Collins &- Co.
. Funeral Directdr and Embalmer
North Main Street
inches: Midas! a. 121.11.. 1
Phone 747‘
\
11mm.
HEADQUARTERS FOR OUT FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS.
South Noeralk Flower Co.,
NO. 2 South Main Street -
ltoutins business came up for dis- 1
canton at the meeting last evening red min the. not, court to a higher
of Banner Council, Daughters of Lib .one in Bridgeport, which was new.
been heard Retard”. has been posh
at birth ne'xt wool; At-
Fur is the correct trimming for this terney Cram
winter. .All -kinds can be found
You Can Save Nioney by Ordering Your ,
Floral Decorauons and Funeral Designs
FROM
‘ .Télephone 354..»
boned for a
O'Hegemsaoflninx
Mrs. Tothinthoaffsir i.
' has received information that the
. ache, dizziness, your stomach score,
The Mrs. Liable Toth case; transfor-
at waiter a Boston. is recitation
the commandant he is 1n a posi-
tion to take the cit} with little
delay. Emplhcemcuts for the big
guns have been carefully con-
structed at most advantagEOus
positions. “These guns were
ibrought from Nnmur and Man-
gbeugc. The German have a
large number of them at their dis-
posal.” .-
GEN‘OA. ltalv, Oct. 9 \ia Par-
is 4 :30 a m. ——-Several cases of
plague have been reported at
Saloniki, and as a result eleven
steamers scheduled to sail from
here for that port ha\e suspend-
ed their departure.
IO :25 a.n1-—Pres1dent Poincare
Germans yesterday again bom-
barded his country house at Sam-
pigny. the Department of the
Meuse. Forty eight shells were
fired into the buildings, which
were completely destroyed.
lllllli Milli II REIT .
GLOSS TllEKIllllEYS
Take a Glass. of Salts it Your
Back‘lluris or Bladder
Battlers
1
“If you must have your meat every
day. eat it, but iiusln- your. kidneys with
salts occasionally, says a noted au-
.thority who tells us that meat forms
luric acid which almont paralyze: the
Ekidney‘a in their efforts to em it
ifrom the blood. They 'hecoma slug-
1: gish and weaken, then you suffer with
is. dull misery in the kidney region,
sharp pains in the back or sick head-
tongue is coated and when the weath-
er is bad you have rheumatic twinges.
The urine gets cloudy, full of sedi-
ment, the channels often get sore and
lrritated,oblig1ng you to seek relief
two or three times during the night
To neutralise these irritating acids,
to cleanse the kidneys and flush of! the
body's urinOus waste get four ounces
of lad Salts from any pharmacy
here;' take a tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast for a law
- days and. your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts U made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
used for generations to flush and slim-
alate sluggish kidneys, also to neutral-
ise the acids in urine. so it no lonze'r
irritates. thus ending bladder weak-
““3.- ' 1..
mm. and makers
The many friends ‘on Mrs. David 3111- -
BORHEAUX France. Oct. 9, ,
combined with lithla, and has been» ‘
Jsd Salts is inexpensive; cannot '
adeiightful effort,
T
Black
value
Slill’l Hilllfifll [ill
, lltlllllllll All lllll
Don't Suffer! Get a 10 Cent Package
of Dr. James’ Headache Powders.
You can clear your head and relieve
a dull, splitting or ,violent throbbing
headache in a moment with I Dr.
James' Headache Powder. This old-
time headache relief acts almost magi-
cally. Send some one to the drug store
now for a dime package and a law mo
ments afterfyoh take a powder you
will wonder what became of the head-
fering—it‘s needless. Be sure you get
what you ask for.
LAST APPEARANCE TODAY.
“The Virginian”
Dustine Forum in Five-part Para.
mount Play.
'I‘omorrow :
“Lucille Love Series”
Don‘t 1.111 to renew the Experiences
of this UNIVERSAL HEROINE. This
feature is one or the Most thrilling
ever madc- *1
Monday and Tuesday next:
“The Unwelconnc
Mrs. Hatc ”
HENRIETTA CROSMAN, Ameri-
cnn’s lbremOst actress made her first
appearance in MOTION PICTURES
in this play in Mparts.
Regal Features
HERE are certain features
. best in the world for the prit'e.
-' Que‘featurc is the splendid'leath
er, another the careful workman—
ship, auotherjhe custom smooth-
ness, another the striking style,‘
another the smooth fit.
But—look at 21 Regal.
us explain its merits, point
by point.
possible amount: of
value for your money.
“PANAMA” $4.00
Made of carefully selected smooth
rounded hoe.
high miltary heel.
KEELER’S
OppOsite Hoyt’s Thedtre ‘
ache, neuralgia and pain. Stop snf- .
PARAMOUNT HOUSES. ' .
embodied in Regal Shoes
which make them the
Let
Buy the greatest
shoe
and Tan Calf” Up-curving.
Eviension sole and
Splendid for
and comfort.
The contract for the paving of the
new Washington street bridge may
. be awarded this evening when the
Bridge Construction Committee hold 5
regular meeting. The report of Cour .
suiting Engineer J. E. Griener, of Bel-
timore, will also be submitted. There
was to have been a preliminary beam ~ ‘
ing not the case of the City of Note]
walk for the Bridge Contribution Com-'-
mittee vs. the Connecticut Company. '
in Bridgeport today. and a large-rem ‘
resentatiou of local people hadplanned 1 . '
to be present, but word was received '
early this morning that the father Of
Attorney Harry G. Day, of the Connec- '
ticut Company. was seriously ill, and ' ‘A
the hearing has been temporarily de-
laed..
The latest guests to be entertained' '- »
at the New Hotel Mahackeo, are: A. H.
Yearance,’ Mr. and Mrs. F. Luce, A. ll.
jl-lolly, of New York city; L. A. Batten-
held and F. S. Taylor, of Springfield,
Mass; Joseph R. 'Ross, of New York
city, and J. T. Mulcare. Noadam, Mass.»
‘ .
Tires Vulcanized
Bring your vulcanizing to me.
Best work and cheapest prices.
A full line of tires and tubes on
hand all the limo. Work called
for and delivered.
Robert Gregory
7 Wall St. Tel. 3264
“Silver LARGE..."
We have extended our service to ’ ‘5
South Norwalk in response to many]
requests.‘
We do not seek trade broom“
prices. We get and KEEP customers
by furnishing unequaled service at 3
fair price.
it is true economy to deal,,with 11s., .3
' Especial attention to family trad¢._.
THE SILVER LAKE lCE CO. 3
Phone 1119. 22 Hoyt at, 01:13:15 . ¥'
A
#15”; )6:- wave/1" - Joey »
gNoticea- -. >
BhOuld your eyes nave been giving
you trmnble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel~at liberty to consult
.WILLIAM J. moons,
. OPTIOIAN. _
, loom ii. Keeler. Building,
t 1 No. 168 Washington It.
Opposite Hoyt'a Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and; Friday
- Sequined“ as fol.
c., \. daemon-12] J? AVG-p O to ‘
Casually.
vescent iitbia-water mink. ’
. . ! !
Advertise in The Sentinel.
.10 South Main Street. South Nor-walla
y...
New,
Hotel Mahackemo
. SOUTH NORWALK. w
BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON
- AND DINNER A
AT POPULAR PRICES. ~ 7"
Arrangements May Be Hade
for Banquets or Other 800W
Events. *-
JAMES RILEY, PIOprietot‘
Public stenographer 1n attends
ancefrornga. mtoop.m. .
wot
IRE-BUILT TV-PE-WRITEi-ts—L. .0.
Smith.“ Underwood.
~ Remington. all otheg
1 ‘inakes. said. rented.
repaired. Rentals,’ SB '4“
D8! nan-aft. \h-nh'nu
sold at $5 per month.
JAB. DQNNILLY. ‘ 1
Norwalk Chronicler