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, concourse ;
Lane's rope we pass. ' .
ms scar or assent! -
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‘ Momma
UNDERTAKER
oats no laws Nicolas
at .waatuwaow or.
Job, also. tassel anus. use
‘ hustle: Innis station. a
Wamsmmdayat
than-bury”. l
. '1 .. -
ll. V. Carr today received a permit ASKs FOR PASTOR’S REAPPonaT.
to add a 40 x 44 toot addition to. the , MENT.
oiled on Spring Hill owned by George
J. Builwitz
Fourth Avenue N. E. Church. Broolo
lyn. Would Keep Dr. Smith—Splen-
' did Record for Five Years Makes Re-
quest Imperative—Ha. Had Several
Five-Your Periods in His Church
A two- story addition. 1.! x 18 106.8:- “3:“ Ahead. 'd .. h and It.
to cost $450 will be made to the home one!”
a John Sandruv. on New 0W“ “7°- 4.3.3.. as. n. omfiiiuf ‘1‘? i
one. Building insector 0- 1- M on: meeting or the Joint board. 'vvmch‘
Issued the remit todW- lwas held as the close of the Sunday
morning service. October 1.1, gave its
~' The Boston Store today advertise W. Dr. A. J. Smith. an absolutely
their Friday specials. Read the adv. unanimous invitation to return a sixth
year.
-..Dr A. J. Smith has the unparalleled
record in the New York East Confer,
once at having served for live ave-year
psatorataa. which are as lotions: St.
Andrew's. Newliavaa. Conn; East
Alanna. Norwalk, Coon: Grace. New
Haven.. Altman. Danbury. . Conn}
Fourth Amos. Brooklyn. ,
Under the ”soot pastorate oi Dr.
I
Eat at the Royal‘lsmes Inn. Satis- A. 3
action guarant'eed. m the m 3W0 15. E.
a
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Bargains in the baggage depart-
ment at Reed's. See adv.
‘l‘wo permits for installation of ad-
ditional plumbing were given out to.
day by Building Inspector C. l Finch.
One was to George Britain for Andrew"
W Miller, the other being for William
ll, flasher for the FrederICK Pplombo
‘huuse. on Knapp street.
Mrs. Mary Havens. of this city, was a: gut“: am“! 1y: infiltreslfix:
arrested by Omcer John Flynn. on day oval-g mtions are as
Water street last evening, for drunk- 1”” on “I d the churches in the
mess She was sentenced to 10 days oit'y n. Sunday school numbers
in Bridgeport jail this morning by 1.600 its m I '400. it!
dodge K0081: Man's gosh". 800: its adult Bible
Comfortabies and blankets at Dick— m I" “' chm“ ”my 9"“ 3°"
11mm 150.
TM spirit of the church is evan-
John Nelson was arrested by once:- m having the revival influence
Frank S. Stratton yesterday after- dominant “0”" around. Its Men's
.tor drunkenness and annoying m” ‘ 119 in attendance
residents of South um street trying "W Elli-v In! your at its a. so.
to sell them iron holders. John, in ”- mead-a. Mir-flour men made a
m“ this morning, told of hu patent- definite m [of Mt during the
Inga wondertu: devise tor holding hot - 0" “W “9 forty-mm
Irons. The court gave him 60 days in a“: II. m ‘t the ““1“ last
port - I The vat, which is increasingly
low prices on butter and dance at 8"”. III Jul-t board declares. do-
TheGreatAilzPH'l‘eaCo MNMMItIprsoentpss-
bondinlmimmaalxthyesr and
his atthonextaoasloauttheaunualcon
lemon which arenas in the Bush
wick Avenue, ll. :9. Church. Brook-
lymAll'flLfllS. sMuostwlli he
made in Bishop lather B. Wilson
and his cabinet ilor his reappointment.
(hinged with non-support by
‘ wife. Walter neudenthal, of this city,
was arrested last evening by Sergeant
Thomas Hunt. in court this morn-
ing Freudenthal was ordered to pay
his wife 86 a week for six months. He
loll $180 with Chief oi Police Wllliam'
it. Pennington, for this purpose Mr. I
Freudenthal is contemplating bring-
logo suit tor divorce against his wife, F'M'hu‘ Work It Relief In Enrol»
use was Miss Maud Lee and 60- “ New Home ‘
Malta- Saunas A. Ryan; formerly oi
Europe. has been soaking a short visit
here. m Ryan. for the last two
monlha'hoa been connected with the
MAJOR RYAN RETURNS. _
.—-—.—
rill: sass or scams
The Value
to yourself of the saving habit
considered merely as a habit.
you cannot afford to overlook.
It Develops
in you qualities which make
tor- d:e"blflsestia‘chievsmsnt—
courage. damnation and ad-
herence to a delini e aim. ‘
The Results
are two-romaine uplilblng shot
or a good habit upmpyours‘ell.
many, has: mused in Berlin. This
months ahaoad cnxsxcd in this work.
mhflleobmtherfimslncapitol;
and MW
.a’
'with the State not 'to press other
charges against him in connection
. Wilhtbe death-oracles Watso- Judd.
, Church ho was the name of being .
relied duh-andcd Americans in GEF‘
work harmiow been well advanced;
he tell sua- mWVShturssMem‘
bar :5. album opsnt’ahnost two
mmmsmbsrolinter-‘ ,.
WWW be under.
wentlnllsrfllfiestabsdthatthcre?
‘: however. to inflate that tbeGermans .‘ -
,, who
himsoumssunm
silidllylcllwllmcmiy
mow HAVEN. 0a. Mr-Pleodmg'
guilty to the charges! manslaughter
alter an agreement had been elected
0“ Bfldsem. John L. Sonora. a
Idllusown ‘
county Cristobal Mortar court yes-
terday afternoon
Besides the charge of manslaughter,
there were pending against Burners the
additional chargesol perlury and gu-
‘bordination o! perjury. Somers had
dgured in a sensational trial in the
City court of Bridgeport, in which he
was the complaining witness against
Llira. Marie (loderre. a stenographer.a
third passenger In the automobile in
“Want
/
Loose AFTER To: my.
Queen Wilhelmina Deeply Interested
In the Welfare of .Her Millers.
(Correspondence oi the Associated
Press.) "
THE HAGUE, Sept. 28.rQueen Wil-
helmina. 01‘ Holland. takes the neat“
est interest in her army. During the
last two weeks she hm made several
tours of inspection along the border
looking into matters strictly military
and pulls special attention to the
health and comtort or her nigh.
Of her most recent trip to the Lim-
burg border the Maijofloche Couront
tells. the tollewhtg story. part of which
gull be best appreciated when it is
borne in mind that the Queen is no
longer the sweet young girl of yore.
but with advancing years)” lacuna:
ed in m considerably.
“Alter a review of the troops,” says
the paper. “Her Majesty” went to a
nearby barn in front of which a sentry
was on duty. Some of the men. had
been housed in the barn.
“To the question 0! Her Majesty
how she could get to the upper floor 0!
the bars. the sentry replied thatalad-
‘der—a most primitive. rickety affair——
was the only means of acwss. .
*The Queen eyed ths‘lad‘der tor a
which lira. Judd met her death.
Semen, Mrs Judd andt lira.j
Coderre left Bridgeport late in the
evening, last winter, for a ride to
New Haven 0n the return, after
visiting a number of cafes. the mo
torista were driving through Camp-
'bell avenue. in West Haven. when
their car, running on the trolley
tracks. turned to the edge of an em-'
bankment in Somers' effort to avoid
.an approaching trolley car. Un-
too late there was not room to al-i
low the’ car otpass, and be tried to
Mrs Judd was fatally injured. The
other passengers were not seriously
hurt.
Mix Held homers.
.’ Coroner an a. Mix held Bowers
criminally responsible for the latch
ity. Following the coroner's inquest.
Somers set a trap for Mrs. Coderre.
to blackmail him in connection with
his approaching trial, '
When Somers' prisoner had told
her story. she was exonerated. and
he was arrested 6n the aubornation
and perjury charges. These have
been nailed. .
Another case disposed of in court
yesterday was that of Charles E. Smith
with intent to murder his wife some,“
moaths'ago. was sentenced to .lhe
state prison from two to live years.
“—4——
'Danlél Allen Bette. of Union Park.
was brought into the hospital. yester-
day afternoon. with a badly lacerated
hand which he sutured by getting it
caught in a machine at the rubber tac-
tory. It was his loft hand and the Ilr
tending physicians were required to
take several stitches.
Robert E. Morrison. at Van Zant
street. this morning. handed "Al" Pabl-
man a lemon which measured exactly
135$ inches in diameter. and weighed
one pound and six bonus. The lemon
is on exhibition and is attracting eon-
eidsrable attention;
{of showing you.
m1... still
Isoou gathered his wits and replied.
familiar with the road, be discoveredl
turn across the tracks The trolleyl “‘Begianing to be a little cold Your
car crashed into the automobile. audlMaicsty!’
whom he claimed to have attempted}
I “ ‘How are the sleeping accommoda-
otBrlsmmacharged with assault;
$1lk Petticoats
New Fall Medels
Ovucoherhonoill‘alll’lstucoacs includesperhaps the
wmdmodehwehawmlfldhplw
Theremrlousstyissnusdeofsflkjersey,taiiehaad
Wmmdionpleatsdfiounce. . (
Inbhchnavy, Wilmington, Burgundy or
moment. and then began the ascent
slowly. steadying herself by seizing
the beams
"When she arrived on the floor she
found that it was the quarters of a
number of soldiers, who, seeing the
'Queen before them so suddenly were
unable to reply promptly to her quea~
ltion: ‘Are you sstislield. boys?’
“But the smartest of the company
I We]! satisfied, Your Maissty!‘
” And how is the food?’
" 'Very good, Your dialeaty!‘
“ “How are conditions otherwise?’
I “The Queen for a moment surveyed
the roof whose tiles seemed to be air-
:proof in the least possible degree and
Iremarked:
“ That does not surprise me.’ With
entourage with the instruction: "l‘o-
morrow that must be ohanged.’
“Turning again to the soldier. she
asked:
liens?
“ ‘We could do with another blanket.
Your Majesty: replied the soldier. who
Some Foreclosures Also ubcdulod for
erlor Court, will, on Friday morning a!
in the, following cases of interest to
John Sven vs. Emma Bvec, with Mrs.
‘Candee for the plaintiit; Harold L.
. Trim vs, Horace L. Shepard, At~
stown; secretary and treasurer. George
1
that she turned to a member of her.
‘ 'oiv'me choc-comm; or 4
—~—-
I HearingVBafor-a Judge Burma
Judge Melon F. Burpee. oi the Sup-
this week. give a. preliminary hearing
Norwalk people:
Felix liaslonka vs. Anna Maslonka.
with Attorney William A. Grillin, Jr.
representing the plaintiff and Attor-
ney John .7; Cocoa tor the defendant:
Svec deiendsd by Attorney Leo Davis,
and the husband represented by At-
torney William A. Grillin, Jr..; Her-
man “liner, et al. vs. William A.
Constant. with Attorneys Keogh 8r .
tumors. Keogh & Candee represent
ing the plaintiff; William H. Tristram
vs. Horace L. Shepard. Attorneys
Keogh & Condos for Mr. Tristram;
City or Norwalk, Appeal from Public
Utilities Commission, attorneys Walsh
6: Hubbell representing the city; Con-
necticut Railway In Lighting Company
vs. Aiming J. Smith. with' Mr. Smith
represented by Attorneys Keogh it
Candee; Irving D. Punzelt vs. Fred-
erick F. Whithead. with Attorney new.
is 5. Beers for himself; and, in the
uncontested divorce list. Susie Kush
vs. Stephen Kusb. Attorney Leo Davis
representing Mrs. Kush.’
STATE sOARD OF OPTOMETRY.
HARTFORD. Oct. low-The; annual
meeting of the state board of exam-
iners in optometry was held in the
Capitol Tuesday. The reports submit-
ted to the state Board of Health and
the comptroller were read and other
routine business transacted. The tol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent. James A. Masterton, Middle-
A. Comstoclr. Ansonia.
The two members of the board, who
were 're-appointed—R. N, Jobnquest,
of Stamford. and William 8. Todd. of
Hartford, were sworn in by Mr. Bis-
aell, or the comptroller' s omce. it is
now unlawful for ‘any one to practice—
optometry or test eyes without a cer-
tificate from the board of examiners
PREPARE FOR STATE SUF‘FRAGE
CONVENTION-
Will Be Held Here Next Thursday and
Friday.
by now seemed to be quite at ease.
“Again the Queen turned to once oi
the personswwith .her and ordered that
more blankets be pmvidod.
"liter all}. or. nation descended the
rlkety ladder. phinly gratified with the
opportunity or having been of'sooss
mice to her soldiers."
Queen Wilhelmina is quite an au-
thority on military matters. such
organisation and equipment. and is
credited even with a comprehensive
knowledge or military engineering.
To be reviewed by the Queen is not
a matter oi form. as might be expect-
edinthecaaoolawomsu. Onthooon.
trary Queen Wilhelmina detects inof-
dolsucy very quickly. as some of her
odiccrs has good reason to know. In
fact it is asserted here that Her us-
lesty expects‘mora from her army than
the periods at drill and expenditures
would seem to warrant. '
‘
M
‘ Advertise in The Sentinel.
l
.. $1.98 to $7.5o
I sour-u nonwaaa.
‘ lino discovery. it is now possible to
- combine into simple term the very
. elements needed by the digestive or-
.stroke at modern science is called
f your body.
The executive board of the Connec-
Iticut Woman Buliragc Assuriation
held its monthly meeting in Hartford
yesterday. This meeting was chiefly»
preliminary to the state annual con-
vention which opens its first session
airnoon «next Thursday The general
program for the state convention is
”business sessions at 12 m. and 2.1:. 111..
Thursday; dinner at Hotel Bond at 6
p. m.; mass meeting in Unity Hall at
8:30 p. In; business sessions Friday
9 a. m. and 2 p. m. The election or
odlcsrs will take place during the: last
business angina, at which also the re-
lations between the state association
and the national will be discussed.
At the state convention, delegates
will be chosen for the National Wo-
man Sulfrage convention which will
be immune year at Nashville, Ten.
nessee Eqa'il ‘Snilrage Association.
The date of the national convention is
November 12-17, and the suffragists'
expect to have a number at outrage
victories to celebrate and several new
”states to welcome into spill-age terri-
tori. ,
llsw is be Strong and Fat
The trouble with most thin people
who wish to gain weight is that they
insist on drngglng their stomach .or
eluding it with greasy foods; rubbing-
on useless “dosh crosmsi’ or follow-
ing some foolish physical culture
stunt. while. the real cause of thinness
goes untoched. You cannot get fat
until your digestive tract. assimilates
the food you eat.
Thanks to a remarkable new scien-
gansto help them convert food into
rich, lat-laden blood This master.
Molina and has been termed- the
greatest of neanbuildsrs. Tonoline
structivé powers to coat the stomach
and intestines to literally soak up the
intruding sleniauts or your toad and
' pass them into the blood, where they
are carried to every cell and tissue of
You can readily picture
boulders. and bust
About your neck.
Sitters,
. Heaters, Etc.
Albert F. Gehebe
Phone 1069-2.
”IAAsl: Cans
Garbage Cans, Coal Hods, Ash“
Furnace Shovels, Oil
25 WASHINGTON STREET.
. SOUTH NORWALK.
Prompt Delivery.
$2.95 »
, aims through its regenerative rscon-
tide is... your checks on out. bouncy
heunlrommio‘ ~..
u... Enlsh
Last Shoes
In the new mahogany color.
and in black.
One of the most popular shoes of the sensory~
for well dressed then. M
Conneally &Bracken,
18 WASHINGTON 31.
We Give 8. 6. H. Green Trading Stamps ,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
' sis. 'azafis .' -,a s 'u.s.a
w ......
'Phone “$5
Bridge “53' Market I
burn? Yes. we hear that
hen. The eyes that ache us“
need giassss-and PROP
TED ONES. .
We retain the exclusive .‘
oi OCULlSTB to examine eyes M
guarantee satisfaction. '
-
Rochaway Deep Water Oysters.
All Kinds of Fresh and Salt Fifi:
Long and 'Romd Chm.
Escalhpe. .
Shell
Hard Crabs.
; . CUTBILL’S
71 North Main Street
Free Delovery Phone 108.
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. r..T-REES TRIMMED - _.
..,..CAVlTI-ES TREATED.”
Bcsupalo ll. sounder
, mooaouu'umsrs.
”acorn~ nosWALK. cos».
MEN’S
Clothing
SPECIALS
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
300T H NORWALK
‘ if your teeth show decay and.
vs commenced to cause you
' _ ble. some. --to me new and I
. "Will or:
new. co Won free ,
nous e_a.m.to8p.sn.5un,
W
run LATEST noon
n: _.
smrs, downs ANn we?
we . ‘ L
uvonawm concurs silo
Boston's.
madam,
v
Louis Avrick “
prices are right.
syour teeth as good as,
Work
’Will call for and deliver
Fairlield county. v
‘ iv... Parts. or... Tir ’ '
Very Low Prices
al overhauling. . Now i
shake arrangements. 1 -
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