W, scum-Hie. 3m. Liabilv
' compensation. Fidelity Bonds, in
as commits any use a; insur-
~36: may towns Catlin: oaths
amazes? "
dying 8. Golden
3 gown NORWALK TRUST co.
‘ I BUILDING. I
Astonishing values in suits at Bas~ I
. ton store. ‘
The demand of male stenographers
is constant. Prepare at Merrill Col-
gJese. ,
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:s'.
Very few through express tralnsi
now stop in Stamford for a Fittings;
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Most of the electrics run through to
New Haven.
Humane Agent Thomas Hunt shot a I
horse belonging to Orrin Reddy. of 1
- Locust avenue, New Canaan, yesterday
afternoon. The animal was in terrible] '
shape. ‘
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‘ ' No Dyspepsia"
5"
I Look to the food. . Eat heartily of hot
' breads, hot biscuit, hot cakes, made light and
tasty with Royal Baking Powder, and snap
. your fingers at dyspepsia. It is the tasty, ap-
petizing food-“that aids digestion.
. There is a quality in Royal Baking Powder
coining from the purity, wholesomeness and
fitness of its ingredients, which promotes di-.
gestion. Food raised by it will not distress.
This peculiarity of Royal has been noted by
hygienists and physicians, and they are
accordingly earnest in its praise, especially
recommending it in the preparation of food
for'those of delicate digestion.
ROYAL - ~
BAKING POWDER
Absolutely Pure
V'—
Christian Swartz. of West avenue,I
—Visll Banner Bakery for wliole- was in New York City yesterday.
some bread. 5 Monroe street.
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Good furniture that will make your
.‘i M188 Alyce Gregory of Norwalk who home comfortable and attractive is
{done (if the foremost suffragists in what Angivene is offering.
Connecticut. and very MEN known in‘ -
this city has returned from Scotland
- where she has been spendin
month of September.
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. E. L. Lorimer. and wife, an automo-
the bile party from New‘YorR city. were
entertained today at the New Hotel
’- ‘ j " - . 3, Maliackemo. ,
. ; Secure. tims‘agbfllilef at Police Wil-;
.. dill-m R. -Pennington lBSIIBd a warning . A stated convocation of Washing-
jr to local bicyclists that they absolutely ton Chapter. No. 24' R. A. M., will be
must have lights on their wheels after held this evening. The work will 'be
dark. Ample time has elapsed since the mark master‘s degree.
that warning and Chief Penningtoni . '
-, this momma dellveded an ultimatum'l An effort will probably be made to
m W". 9390‘ that “"93“...“‘m “0110“" scare the old .Red Men's Hall...nvei-
, humorous or the lawn “up“... "has and,1ilfli‘l’n‘t'st6ra}"‘on waiting.
J brwg. , 'l - ' ”ion street: log-.8. votipé place for the
"“"“‘ second d‘Dist'i'lct, 'dtfilng the coming’
election. ‘ '
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9mm TDRY ESCALLOPS
1 Lewis E, Candeld. the 'vetersn inas-
' WUYSTERS, CLAMS, LOB' iter mechanic of the Lounsbury-Bissell
' .g; _ . STERS _factory, ‘is convalescent from his at;
V .. g ‘ tack of bronchial pneumonia. Mr. Can-
”L 3’ HARD CRABS field is very well-known, and it is (with
‘ ‘ ’ Epleasnre that his many friends learn
CUTBILL S of his recovery. .
me FiSh ‘Mafket l One cermin—Iz—ehfiemiin in town: has
, . ‘7 “ _, ‘4 ' V had it deeply impressed upon lilmlhat
Ml?" 71 North M‘m Street " it is unwise to bother with a strange
. , 7‘ .. .3110“ 103- ,dog. Yesterday this; party attempted
W'to pet a dog and the censequences
were that he was badly bit-
‘lten. The eye teeth of the animal made
)pen every afternOOn and a deep puncture of the flesh at the
‘ vetting. New pupils no 1thumb and Dr. G. E. Cram dressed the
‘ cepted every day. wound
9
P Ollev S , A brief session of the Board of Ap-
. ro riatlon was held last evening in
I Private Dandng li’hepCity Hall, Charles W. Bell pre-
. . 5011001 sided. The board, at some length, dis-
‘ Ali’iiie MODERN nnxcris or the “53°“ the mm” °’ feippmpmung
* woflsm'p and Waltz Guarranteed m about $700 for the purpose of carry;
['7 private teams 0;. None 'lng out contracted bills of_ the Char;
”ed.
3' refund-l
. lty Department for the past Year. The;
\ Polley’s New Ballroom. iboard adjourned after it had been ad-
,Monroei'St. Tel “‘35; 1vised that as. the charities depart-
' Privacy A35...“ ment’s appropriation, had been grant-
.‘V > OPPOSITE n. R. STATION. led in tall its omcials 'could draw and
, ‘oBeiiei- Jon A Gift .' ' .
otmonay is the gift or making‘m‘oneyu -. ‘ '«'-‘-
A-large part or that is the habit of outlast bebauss’ hav-
ingmpltal to work with is one of the. first essentials of
' money making. .4”. im}_ ‘ .
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. , The South Norw'alk Savings Bank. 'vvith its absolute secur-
, . t7 and compoundrintercs, is a first aid 'to thousands 70'!
savers. . .
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. start the fire. .
charge it to any department within
itself,
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IoiIIi wtirtn ms '
BASEBALL BET
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:
For nerve and gameness you‘ve got
to hand it'to John Weafer. of Stuart
avenue. John‘s confidence was so
strong in the ability of Connit Mack's
boys to capture the World's Series
that he promised Ollie Amundson, or
East Norwalk, a wheelbarrow rlde
tironnd the city streets if the prize
didn't go to the Athletics.
As the Braves pulled the four games
a particularly rickety wheel-barrow
was secured, as was the Norwalk Fife
and Drum Corps. and, with cheering
and! red lire galore, Mr. Woofer last
evening wheeled Mr. Amundsen.
astride of the treacherous barrow.
around the streets of South Norwalk.
with the blaring band and a hundred
young men marching behind. l The
queer procession attracted consider-
able attantlon and made a big hit
with the crowds on the street. .
snnvrvnn on Knitosmm
. nxnnosrox WILL LIVE
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Condition of Eddie Michell Is Not
Crit-icak-Mothcr and Two ‘
Brothels Killed
HARTFORD. Oct. li.—It was said
at the Hartford Hospital today that
Eddie Michell. the fourth .and sole
survivor of the kerosene explosion in
Farmington. "Saturday. was resting
comfortably and that
was not critical. The boy is five years
old. He was terribly burn‘e’d about
the head, arms and legs.
The triple funeral of'birs. Walter
Mitchel. the mother. who died Satin-
day night. and of the. eldest boy; Ed-
ward. aged nine, and Clement. aged
seven; both'of whom died Sunday,
,were held this morning in Farming-
ton.
It was said today that the explo-
sion was doubtless caused by the'fact
thntlliere was a quantity or gasOlene
mixed with the kerosene lliat'Waiter
poured into the stove in trying to
NoAlum .
his . condition ;
VBEAUTIFULLY TAILORED
onsssss- iN eomgLETs
‘ RANGE or srvLEsn
Never have we exhibited ‘so
tempting an array of beautiful
Dresses. They come in all the
_ newest shades and fabrics, and
representwjthe height of fashion.
The values arc-unparalleled and
, curiohlthtlT l’laufenables you
[to make your purchase now and
' pay-later. I "V ' '
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Our well trained staff of
sharpshoobcrs , with the
needle made our custom
department a- site place; for
. you to deposition for your
clothing. - '
Domestic W that Will '
stand by till“. ,icolors (unwell
as imported, brim. '
Suits and Overcoats made to
your measure $15 to $50. !
Rogers. & Stevensl
Norwalk and So. NorWalk.
~l3"!ema’fisanti
Hour
Spot-in] Three Reel Feature For To-
day and ‘
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OR
INE
URNITURE
STERLIN k
UGS
ANGES
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prepared to supply our customers
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Highland Co 211
Have secured a tow cargoes of this very high class coal. We are
either for present use or white:
. stock. Rare opportunity to place your winter orders.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Optician
0.15. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free "
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
, ELECTRlc LIGHTING.
'We have added a system to our busi-‘
ness whereby we can wire your house‘
and you pay for it on the instalment,
plan. A 'phone call or postal will bring
representative, who will further ex-i
plain. ‘
ELECTRIC LIGHTING FIXTURES
Our prices on Fixtures are the low-
est in town. No matter who does the‘
wiring. let us first quote you our prices
and show you the line we carry in
stock. before making your selection.
Electric Vacuum Cleaners. 318300
Irons ....... :....., ..... $235-$330
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
54 Water st. ’Phona 342-3. So. Nomlk
llllllllll inn In;
nu lilllll, Plilll
Sage To: and Sulphur Darkcns So
- Naturally That Nobody Can Tell.
Almost "everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound-
ed, brings back the naturhl color and
lustre to the hair when faded. streak-
ed or gray; also ends dandruff. itch-
ing scalp and stops falling hair. Years
ago the only way to get This mixture
was to make it at home. which is
mussy and troublesome. Nowadays.
by asking at any drug store for
“Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur . Com-
pound." you will get a large bottle of
this famous old recipe for about 50,
cents. ‘
Don‘t stay gray! Try it! No one
.can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does it so natural]!
! and evenly. You dampen a sponge or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the gray
hair disappears, and after another ap-
pllcatlon or two. your hair becomes
beautifully dark. thick and glossY.
TH [YRSDAY AN!) FRIDAY
“Burning Daylight”
Special'i‘lvomei Paramount feature
:0! cxwienoes in Alaska. Hobart Boe-
Wmh in the “(It role. .
Saturday.
“Lucille Love Series”
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Hoyt’s Theatre
wssx BEGINNING 'oczr. 12TH,
Five Acts of Vaudeville
AND ”
Motion Pictures
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Three Shows Dally—2:15. 7:15. 9:15
Vaudeville.
changes Mondays-
Thursdays
Pictures change
Daily:
Stamford Theatre
STAMFORD. PHON E' 2300.,
‘NIOND‘Iiiv. corona 12; 8:15 P. M.
‘ ‘ MK‘RIGARET ;
3 Austin
‘ ._ Oscar Wilde's Brilliant Comedy
‘_Drama, .
LADY wINoERMERas FAN
'Iinicss.;.;...........5oc to,$2.oo
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TUESDAY. AT, 2:15, 7:00 AND moo
. ‘ ,P. M. '
«yearn-s Iota MASKS"-3-Part
Selig prams.
«we scum TREE" -— Essanay
Prize Mystery Drama. .
; M_ATIN£E."AII Seats...........10c
EVENING . . . ...- . . .100 and-15o
‘ Ins-r co‘pfiodye
that‘s whatiuostiof'us‘ lo'ok for in our
homes wheii‘the day’s’toil has ended. _
5.39" "“9, help you to make. your house
.‘comfortabie and tittractlve, too, We
can supply you with
Goon FURNITURE
in many styles for Wen room. ~
You oweil: .tohiyourslclf and to your
family to haves nome.,.uist,is‘invii-
lug do its L simplicity. comfort and.
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f‘MEMosoat/[fnubsonv AND
beauty. Ask to seejlonr nfil‘d‘esign‘s lFRlDAY,‘ I
“3 “ml-”"- . I ' " BIG BOSWORTH FEATURE,
. 'M f; - ‘ . ‘
. . “THE VALLEY or THE noon."
' : a”
I he. , emu mans.
, , Afternoon 2:1”5 V,
MA'TINEE, All mt..." .......10o
A‘J. AflgeVllle, ‘, EveninsD.-700“d°°°
M
DAY, WEEK
Special Storage to Commuters.
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TEL. 1360. p 17 CHESTN
Agents for
Chalmers and Cole Cars.
Touring Cars, Limousines and Taxi Cabs
- For Hire.
Auto Supplies: Firestone. Goodrich.
All Repair Work Guaranteed. Lowest Prices. Open Day and Night.
p .
. Yellow Ruta Boga
Dutch Cleanser can
. Good {I'able Butter
Best Creamery Butter »
OR MONTH.
Stairway from Garage to Station.
U. S. Tires. 1
UT STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
' 20c?“
‘ 70
300 lb'
350 lb
, 125 Washington St.
_N“"\ '
Mrs. William Baker has be‘én quite
ill at her home on Forest street for
the past two weeks. ~
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schmidt en-
tertained friends at their home on
“Railroad avenue. Sunday.
Willis Weed is about againsaftor
street with rheumatism.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Morrison of.
Railroad avenue entertained friends
i‘rom Brooklyn, Sunday.
'Mrs. s. s. Brinckerhol'f returned
today from a two months' visit with.
relatives in Binghampton. N. -Y.
Mr. and Mrs. George '1‘.'Light.ot‘
Stamford spent the weekend with
.Mr. and Mrs. John H. \Davidson on
"Richmond Hill.
_ At the Democratic caucus. held in“
the .To'w'n' Hail, last night George ,N.‘
. McKendry was nominated for, repro-
sentatiye. . ‘ .. . ,. . . -
Mr.~ and Mrs. George '1‘ Smith and
party of friends motored to thshiro.‘
Sunday. and ;visited with Mr. - and
Mrs. Eugene» Toms, and fatal”.
At the Republican caucus; Friday
evening lathe Town Hall, I". I].
«this, defeating
few votes;
howls :li’roiro'lt‘i by . a
‘Missy'lmlth Mchndi-loln daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McKcnd-
rick or cunt-ch“ 'itre‘et. wiu be marb‘
ti (1‘ to Georgcro. Everett of Riobr
East india Tea CO._;f
being confined to his home on Cherry lgrin”
. .vertising. ‘ '3
Weed was, n'omlnatedhss representa- ,
' Plums 37.1
c;
Fire broke out in» the Stowe cot-
tage in White oak Shade last night.
and the auto-chemical responded.
The fire was confined to the roof,
and easily ptit out.
Carl S. Raymond 'of Hoyt_ street
and Miss Harriet Green of Wilton
will be married at the home of the
bride's sister. in (Wilton. Tuesday
afternoon" Oct. 20.
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In the Congregational Church, Sat; ‘
urday evening, Miss Jennie 'Sophia
‘ Lawrence, daughter out Mr.'and Mrs;
E. B; Lawrence. of South avenue; was“
married to Claude Lytton Scale. of
New York. by Dr. J. Howard Hoyt,
D. D. The church was decorated with .
. autumn leaves with background~ of
green. To the strains of the “Lohen-
wedding march. played by "Ben-
rian Shutes on the organ,'the wed-
Wding party entered the church. Im- ‘
medlately after the ceremony. the
couple rturnd to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence, where a reception.
was held, for relatives and a few
close‘ friends. Miss Ethel Lawrence.
a sister of the bride. was maid of
honor. Misses Marjorie Smith and
Dorothy Smith of Chatham,,‘N. Y..
1 Martha Hoyt and Louise Hoyt of Mt.
- Klsco were brides maids. Walter H.
Lahkenau sotNew York was best man.
The ushers were Gerhard Blehre and
Edward B. Lawrence, jr.. andyfiowell .
B. prake and Gardner Wilson ‘of.’ N.
. Y. After the reception. Mr. mm Mr.
Scale departed: on their wedding trip.
They will make their horneyli'n New"
York. :
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If you’re confronted With a '{cii-~
ant-huntii’tg task, test-Stile! help-
fulness "of ‘ Sentinel classified ad-
if any little lovo‘of mine
fiMsymake a life the sweater,
it any. timeout-s of mine . “ ’
May makes triend's tho'iieeter,
If any lift of‘mine' ay ease
The burden otrdnother, .
God give, me ‘lovb and ears and
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