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Derbics $2. $3. and $3.50. .
-~ softhats $2. to $6.50.
flaps ' 50c. to $1.50.
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—-15 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar,
531.00. A. F. Beckman & Co.
Mr. and Mrs John H. Knapp are on
an automobile trip to Ssratoga. }
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Routine business‘ was transacted —-Walk upstairs. select alsult Iandl
1w evening at the regular weekly sale the dollars Let me explain.
Questing of the downtown electrical Dibble. Upstairs. 78 Washington St.
commissioners |
The case of D. Richeo. who was ar-
rested some time ago for stealing
Ichiclrens from a Mafllll Ridge resi-
. ident. was nolled this morning by
_. Attorney and Mrs John J. Cuneo,".]udge John Keogh
mid sclr flack." enjoy ed a trip to \‘ew I
Lilork City yesterday.
.5; —South Ends vs. Norwalks. Amuse
glnent Park. tomorrow, 3 p. m.
The quarterly meetinglof the Home
Chapter of King's Daughters and
,_‘_ ~Monogram Whiskey. large bottle. Sons will be held at the Norwaik
G 55° A F- BECkmfln 810 0 Methodist Church Tuesday. October
~—-~———. - ‘ 13,1113 o'clock. ,
The new lunch room of Joseph
‘Inhioito, will be wired by the White
" .Eiectrlc Company.
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~Rovai clothes are real clothes
Iand real Royal clothes are not expen-
sive Dibble, 78 Washington street. up .
stairs. I
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—South Ends vs. Norwniks. Amuse-I
‘Imont Park, tomorrow, 3 p. m.
‘ The new Washington street bridge;
Frank H Baxter in his adr-ertisc will be/wired for electricity by the
meat, calls attention to Vinol, the “bite Electric Company of Water
great tonic reconstructor. The rem street, downtown. for the McHarg Bar-
say is said to possess great merit. ton Contracting Company A permit
M was issued for this purpose this morn-
. 'A large number of friends recently ing by Building inspector Finch.
“I 1‘ tendered a surprise party on Mrs Wil. 1 e---—-—-—-
, liam B. Hubbell, of 105 South Main. A large and attractive electric sign
street. A very pleasant evening re- is soon to be installed on the front
Vaulted. of the New Hotel Mahacliemo ltI
' ~——— will be a flash arrangement. and will
Salvator Chariot has In his yard be easily seen from railroad trains
. corner of Concord and Wood street. ”9'0“th "1 either direction
0. fig tree filled with .delicious Rogers and Stevens. two stores will
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be seen in our community. and Mr.
. Chariot takes pride in showing the
., tree to his friends.
I In is understood that there is a
I mm ement on foot to have an electric
'light installed under the Washington
street railroad bridge over the head
of the frame omcer at this point Dur-
ing the winter months this light would
prove of great use because of early
darkness. Some are objecting to the
proposition because of the danger of
horses running away and colliding
with the lamp. Nothing definite has
I been. done about this matter as yet.
, . Members of the council are busy
. these days in the endeavor to locate
. suitable places for voting during the!
coming election. Several places are
‘ being considered. '
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arA class in aesthetic and social'
dancing will be conducted during the
lwinter. under the auspices of the Hill-
nae- school, by Mrs. Zaidy B. Culver,
'or Great Barrington_ The class is!
open to young people of the city, and‘
{will meet on Wednesday afternoons. "‘
at the Town Hall. For information D08 Warden Thomas F- WM“) 15 in
_or enrollment, apply to Miss and. receipt of numerous complaints about
met at the Hillside School. the removing of dead cats and dogs
‘ from the public streets “or yards of
—rilpeople who do not own them. War-
lden Walsh wishes to state that this
matter does not come within his jur-
isdiction, but is probably the duty of
"‘gmtimflztscjimt‘ gafifmlu‘g’“ "the Board of Health to notify the
01...... 10.. Children Wm meet on street department of such instances.
Dot. 14,111 4 .30 P. M. :Mr. Walsh recently received a. letter
“fifgrg‘efimmc” ““11 males Will from Commissioner Jeffery 0. Phelps,
' J..r :Commissloner on Domestic Ant.
_ II the modern Dances thoroughly tools. of Hartford, who says that near-
meg Emzflim NEWELD. , ly every city has a licensed man to do
Bridgeport-““3 kind of work.
-Buy an Aplomo Hat. O'Brien's.
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' ,LEARN TO DANCE WELL
Miss Elizabeth Nowell of the \1.
Better Than A Gift
of money is tbs gift of making money.
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A large part or that is the habit of saving, because hav-
ing capital to work with is one of the first essentials of
money making. nun 1.st .12.. or II
The'South Nowell: "Savings Bank, with its absolute secur-
ity and compound interes,-.is a first aid to thousands of
savers.‘
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,the wishes of Democratic leaders.
.reyenue bill.
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Connocflcu‘F‘Congreo-manvtlroeo Ads:
journment and Take; issue With
Henry. .
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10. ~Congress
man Donman again manifested anxie-
,ty to have Congress adjourn for the
1session. soon after the House met yes-
E'terda). Congressman Henry endeavor-
ed to have the House take up provi-
sions for supplying cash to the South
,to help out the cotton planters. against .
itesta.
Mr. Donovan demanded the regular
Igorder to take Mr. Henry of! his feet.
explaining to members he wanteda
nothing to interfere with early ad-
journment of the ses'sion. His ob-
Epectlon stopped Mr. Henry’s speech,
Ebut Mr. Henry demanded a. roll-call
:'to establish a quorum 'and that wasted
.forty minutes.
Protest Proposed Tax.
Members of the Connecticut dole;
gation are receiving many protests
from druggists throughout the State
against the proposed tax on proprie-
tary medicines as proposed by the
Senate Democratic caucus in the war
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON LLUB.
Program on American Composers Pres.
onted at Mrs. Gleason's Residence.
The Friday Afternoon Club met at
the home of Mrs. F H. Gleason, 4 Tay-
lor avenue. yesterday afternoon. The
subject was “American Composers,
Since 1832." and the following pro-
gram was rendered:
Sketch—
Mrs. Oehlschlegel and Mrs. .H. N.
Baldwin.
Meditation— ............... Gottschaik
‘From An lndian laodge'. .MacDowell
Vlctroia.
Piano Solo—‘ Dancl Rusthue".
Song—“The Years at the Spring".
Mrs. H.‘ H. A. Beach
Mrs. McCauseland.
Plano—Poems. by Arthur Foote, from
Omar Kaleyyani's verses
Mrs. Ochlschelegel.
Solo—~‘ Crossing the Bar " ......... .
Dudley Buck
hielodrama—“Hiawatha” ..........
Rossetter G. Cole
Mrs. Keep and Mrs. Oehlsclllegel.
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WATER RUNNING TO WASTE. -
Editor Evening Sentinel:
While visiting at Harbor View. last
lSaturday. i noticed a hose without tip
Ion, running the public water to waste.
The boss was running all the after-
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mud- hole for people to go through. At
this time when the rainfall for the
year is already eleven inches loss than
"In“ It 1' a rarity ’0' such trees ‘0 be closed all day Monday. Columbus ‘normal. it is little less than criminail
to waste the public water It is culpa-
ble to waste water, at any time of the
year. but with winter close at hand and
no rains. it is a time for conservation.
especially when it costs the taxpayers
84.00 for every 100,000 gallons that
runs to waste. I append a clipping
from today's New York paper: .
"in we Croton water system there
is now two billion gallons less water
than at this time a year ago. While
there is no danger of a water famine
in New York and the Bronx, the Bor-
ough of Brooklyn has been warned.
against waste.
“hianhattan and the Bronx use on
an average 113 bailons -per day per
person. 0n the East Side the con-
sumption is 30 .to 40 gallons. but on
the West Side 200 to 300 gallons per
person."
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HICKORY BLUFF.
RAILROAD DIItEmltS KEEP
MUM.
MERIDEN ()ct. 10.~—Not a single
word would be said by Chas. E. Lins-
ley or John L. Billiard, dormer direc-
tors of the Billiard Compuny.‘today,
bearing upon the history of a note of
the New England Navigation which
was found among the‘ papers of the
estate of theIIate Governor Hill, of
Maine The note isvsaid to have been
one for $1,500,000 and was endorsed
. by the Billnrd Company. and $100,.
000 is said have been paid upon it.
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Cigars, Tabaccm, Etc.
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5lridney complaint for years.
.Mason I
noon in one place and simply made a«
The New Flower Shop
(MRS A. C CUNEO, PROP.)
All, Kinds of Cut Fl0wers
.~Fancy Boston Ferns, Palms, Rubber Plants.
Also a full line bf Russell’s and Delator’ s Climolates.
Bummeocr so, 1914 “
new? more:
wlmmmeortg HAVE
GOOD *REASON FOR COMPLETE
RELIANCE.
Do you know newt-v
To find relief from backache;
To correct distressing urinary ills;
To assist weak kidneys:
Your neighbors imow the way——
Have used Dean’s Kidney‘fPills;
Have proved. their worth In many
Here's South Norwalk testimony:
Charles Schook, 89 Franklin street,
South Norwalk. says: “I sullered from
Pains
started in my lolns, extending into my
shoulders and head. and if I stooped
or straightened quickly. sharp twing-
os darted through my back. almost
taking my breath away. The kidney
secretions bothered me, and I was
obliged to get up frequently at night.
Seeing Dean's Kidney Pills advertis-
ed, I got a supply at Plaisted’s Drug
Store. ‘1 had used them only a few
days before the pains and other all-
meats left. All that i said about
Dean's Kidney Pills when l publicly
recommended them home years ago.
still holds good. lknow that they are
the best kidney medicine to be had.
and I depend upon them to keep my
kidneys in good"working order."
Price 500. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—gel
Dean's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr, Shock had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
1171., N. H. a H. a. R.
Timetable
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IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27. 1914.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.—.l:37x. 5:3.lx, 5:42: 6:09.
6:57x. 7:18x. 7:48. 811811. 8:5911, 9:19x.
9:40. 10:33x. 10:51:, 11:51.
P. M.——l:13x, 1123:. 3:02x. 3:39.
4:41x. 5:15x, 5:45. 6:02x, 6:47. 7:021.
7:451. 9251:, 10:18:.
Sundays.
A. M.—12:25x, 5:3“, 5242:.
10:83x. 11:51. I
r.M.——1:13x;2:llx. 3:02x. Mix.
6:46, 8:02x. 7:02!. 7:12, 7:57x,’8:24x.
9:511. 10:18x. 10:10.
8 : 5,0.
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new YORK T0 sou-m NORWALK.
A. M.—i:41x. 5:30. 0:i3. 8:00x.'8:51x,
9: 15:. 10: 02:. 10:05,10:60x. 11: 03
P. 11:—12 or. 1: 05. 2: 0411.2: 57.9: 50:.
3:.55 4:26, 5:05;,mt‘ 5:.28 0:01;.
.:o 06.8:101, 9: 37. 11: 15x. 12: 00:. '
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Sundays.
A. ifs—6:00. 8:00x,
1:0 50x.
P..:M-12 10. 1: 02x. 3: 39. 5: 02x.5: OI,
6:011, 7: 09x. 8:101, 11:15:. 142: 00x
9:00x, 10:02x.
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SOUTH NORWALK To NEW HAVEN
A. M.——-12:23:. 1:13x, 0:05. 7:15,
9:15x. 10:18x. 11:11x, 1:57x.
P. M.-—12:03x. 1:20, 3:16x, 4:28. 5:17,
6:1“ 6:47. 7:09x. 9:25x, 11:20.
Sundays.
A. M.—12:23x. 1:18;. 7:13. 9:15x,
10:19. ll:11x.11:57x’.
P. M.-2:08x. 3:16x. 4:46x.
6:48, 7:09x, 8:28x. 9:25x, 10:51x.
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SOUTH NORWALK To DANBURY.
A. M.——6:13. 8:27. 9:59x. .
P. M.-—1:25, 4:38, 6:20. 7:22.
Sundays.
A. M.—10:37.
P. «AL—2:15. 7:25.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—6:00. 7:23. 8:18, 10:03:, 11:50.
P. TIL—4:211. 6:49.
Sundays.
A. M.—7:55. 12:10.
P. M.—6:16, 7:38x.
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1915
van 2de
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Call on uszor Telephone '
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TODAY.
“Lucille Love Series”
New episode of this Interesting and
thrilling story. Don't Miss Today In.
Stillman
Four Other Reels
MONDAY and TUESDAY:
Denial Frohman presents the die
anguished dramatic artiste BENRIT-
'l‘A (‘ROSMAN in the famous emo-
tion drama.
“ l’be *Unweicornc‘
‘ Mrs. Hatch”
..A {011W PARAMOUNT FEA-
TURE PLAY. p
Hoyt’s A Theatre
Five Acts of Vaudeville
AND
Motion Pictures
5
Three Shows Dally—2:15, 7:15, 9:15
p. m.
MATINEE PRICES:
Orchestra ..... .. .......
Balcony ..... ........ 10c
Box Seats ................ 25o
EVENING PRICES:
First Three flows In Balcony ..... 25c
Last Four Rows In Baicony.......15o
Gallsry............. .....100
Orchestra . ................ 259
Box Seats 1 35a
Illusions-anus
None Reserved for Vaudeville.
Stamford Theatre
STAMFORD. PHONE 2800.
MONDAY EVENINO. OCT. 5. at
8:15.
The first big star to appear at this
theatre. May Robun in the play
of iaughts. "Martha Dyan-Day."
Special scale of prices—Orches-
tra. 75c. $1.00. $1.50. Balcony, 25c
to $1.00. '
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. ruesonv, core. at 2:15. 7:00
and 9:00.
Two big Feature Films: "The Heir
of the Lngardores"—-—Drama. “My
Friend from India”—-Comedy. .
, Mat. All seats 10c., Eve. 100 and
151:.
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7. .12: 15,7: 00
and 9: 00.
Two recent feature reelases. "A
Million 'BId"—5-reel Vitagraph
Drama. “My Uncle Bill"—-3-reel
‘ Vitagraph Comedy. Mat. All
seats 100. Eve. 100 and 15c.»
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THURSDAY EVENING. OCT. 8. at
8:15.
The play that led the public back .
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house.»N. Y.. all last season. “The
Things ,Thai: Count." Original ,
y ‘ cast. Prices,.250 to$1.§0. '
FRIDAY. 007. 9,. at 2:15. 7:00 and
. 9:00. ‘
Zorn. Fortune Hunter"-5-reel Lil-
hln; "Woman Against Woman”-
3-reel Biograph. "Mat. All seats
100. Eve. 10c and 15o.
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1I'SA'I'URDAY, O'ctr10, MAT. A\ND
NIGHT.
The comedy that rantwo’ years in
I N" .. “Pop 0' My Heartll
Prices, Mat. 250. $00. 760. Eye» ‘
250 to :1. 50. -
Seat rials Thursdny.
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15c '
is
'to' stage decency at the .Play» ,
Highland coal
Have secured a few emcee of this very high class coal. we are
prepared :to supply our customers either for present use or winter
stock. Rare opportunity to place your winter orders.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
O. B. Jackson
Optician ‘ . . f}
g: Everything in the Optical Line g:
' Eyes Examined: Free '
as WALL arena-r
NORWALK.
PHONE as
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Reliance. guorpnteed 5 years.”
Vacuum Cieaner‘s...... ...... 918.00
Electric Fans......013’.50 to $17.50
We have several secondhand
fans for sale.
Electric Wiring for Light and
Power.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
Electrical Engineers and
Contractors.
64 Water St. South Norwaik, ct.
Phone 342.3.
VaaSt Bros. Garage
I Agents for
Chalmers and Cole Cars.
Touring Cars, Limousines and Taxi Cabs
For Hire,
DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
Spectal Storage to Commuters. Stairway from Garage to Station.
Auto Supplies; Firestone, Goodrich. U. S. Tires.
, All Repair Work Guaranteed. Lowest Prices. Open Day and Night.
TEL. 1360. 17 CHESTNUT STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
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EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY
' EXCELLENT FACILITIES
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
Are the factors which have made this institution what it is to-
day. ' '
THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK.
The Fairlield County National Bank.
DUSTLESS as” SIFTERS.
Madeof heavy galvanized iron—will
fit any barrel or ash can.
PRICE, $2.49.
Albert F. Gellebc
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 1069-2. Prompt, Delivery. .
20cpk
7.0
300 lb
350 lb;
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Yellow Ruta Boga
Dutch Cleanser can»
. Good Table Butter
" Best Creamery Butter
East India Tea CO.‘ .,
p125fWasbingtonSt. Phoner37l
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