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FRIDAY, OCTOBER
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‘- associarao PfiE—SS NEWB FHOM’LL' PARTS OF THE WORLD BX A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR. 2
Rain and cooler tonight”.
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CLUB SMOKER TONIGHT.
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Republicans Expect to Have a 8192
Time at Red Men‘s Hall. 2
South Norwalk Republican
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CANDY UR FMrs. Angeline Scott Dooley ln-2 INBUISH 2
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Angeline Stott Donley entertained
with a fashion talk on interior tie cr<o
Fiizmaurice Gair Warned by the Tobacco Crop and Fills
pect of the subject were tourhed upon
2duripg the past quarter of a _ryccniu
GHES In PRISUN holder at the present time. and how
211ml draperies; how to work out
2'ture were topics of suggestive inter-
. draughtsman. of No. 530 Fifty “”12 from the decoration studio of Lord & NEW HAVEV. Oct 15-4918 1038
of poisoned candy to Robert Gair, mil- .hung “on the walls. together with ”232‘ the numerous fires 2" the wood
the of potassium to cause death 23 al- es which have been used as illustra. 2wtll bring the much needed “damp" to2
Mr Galr is president of a $7 000 000 eclectic slew of the schools of inter- Wthh has extended ““0119! about
avenue, My, Gair is well-known in Renaissance and French periods to the M08 of precipitation extends into
ntel‘l) Miss Helen Fitzmaurice, of East crafts styles to the cubistic and Moisture will prevail through tomor-2
police. broke down after severe ones 2 The dininshall of the Royal James2
2 the (lair residence. in an aristocratic adorned With examples of modern
The
The candy was not touched by Mr.: color was added to the decorations by
2‘ ' (lair. who live with them. , 2and block rinted linens from English 2the new organized Republican club of
(lair received" a letter from Bocklle Tiger design. checker board pattern. 21’9“!“t and “2933th will be in at 2
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forests Nor-walk People at
RD—B—II HAIR: Royal “mes In" 2 FUR IR
211 gathering of society people at The
Father- lll- LBW 01 MTS. H328“ R01 at fumes inn yesterdai afternoon,: A180 Brings “13 Needed Damp 102
2 ation, ~ 2
. 2 The artistic and psychological as-2 l 2
Letter and Did Not Eat 2 . the Streams 2
and the popular styles of furnishing 2
Sweets 2
Hilllllllli 2322212201 '
2 Mrs, Donley characterized br'iefly,
SENBER [oil's 806K“ 2il1e various types of interiors which . 2
. . y , ' 2are possible to the average house- at PRflmBIED2
to fufnish a house in good taste. Ma
terials for decoration. both for walls
Hrped 10 Obtain P032120.) in DI“ color scheme; and.l1ou to assemble
2furnlshings to make a consistent pica
Paper Goods Corporation
__.._..._._. est to the home-builder
11011.15 Bocklle, {WEnl’ to“? A" a2 “’mé’ 0016162 skEtchés 0f ,lllterlol‘s
“fleet. Brooklyn, N Y. is under arrest Taylor and others from the School of hoped for rain which began ”falling
today on a chargebf having sent a box2 Applied D932“ ['3' Women werel during 1““ night will probably extin
lionaire manufacturer and social lead-2' lphotographs “f interiors designed by lands of the state. some of which were
or, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Sufficient cyan-2 Mrs. Donley and someindlvtdual hous flowing to serious proportions, and
leged to be contained in every piece of tions in Country Life in Am'erlca and maintain the. Wham "Op “1 its best2
candy 2t the Craftsman. These offered an: Condition and will break the drought:
paper goods corporation, which boureiior decoration 2“ 2'08“” 3‘ present 32“ weeks. 2
his name, and lives at 120 New York, the examples ranging front the ltalian2 The weather bureau ”DONE ”13"
Norwalk. being the father in 1a“ of English Jacogean and William and Vermont and the rainfall “‘25 forenoou
{Mrs George W. Galr. who. was {01"2 Mary; and from womern are and was heaviest along the coast region
'Norwalk. , 2strnight-line designs of the Vienna ‘ 2
Bocklie. accordinfto the New York futurists, 2
tioning and confessed he had sent the “as used as the assembly room on
poisoned sweets. The box reached. this 6351151011 and ,the walls were
part of the Bedford section. on last.(‘urtains executed by Lord & Taylor
,2' Thursday afternoon, from Mrs. Donley‘s designs. Further
or Mrs. Gair or their two daughters. specimens of unusual wallpapers for Red Men's hall on Washington streetp
Misces E. Florence and M. Elizabeth special moms. and banners of chintz this Elelllng A large delegation from
Thursday morning. several hours and French designs. All of these “‘9 First District will 11137011 9.0““:
prior to the arrival of the candy, Mr. designs are given names such as the to the meeting 3‘10“” the weather;
warning him that an attempt would Magasin Shakespeare and so on The2tend‘ance from the Rowayton, East
Shakespeare design is made up o”Nora's“; and Winntpauk clubs. Invlta
be made to kill him and his family by.
poison. The missive. which covered medallion- shaped pictures of the Eliza 2tions have been accepted by “33'0’2
3 several pages, related that Bocklte bethan halt— fimbered houses at Strat Clifford B Wilson, candidate for ,
met an aged man on BrookiynBridge
who made threats against the mil-
lionaire and confided that he intended against a back- ground of a greenish 2Pease.
sending the deadly candy. sunset sky Massed around these E. Bishop, candidate for Senator.
ed. and the theatre built in his honor, 2candidate ‘fOl‘ Congress; Simeon A. 2
candidate for Shorltf;,Hubert-
and2
it
'Bocklle said he bought the candy in
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Brltlsh Cruiser
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Sinks
Disaster, Which Caused Loss of 350 Meu,;2.
curred in North Sea, ~and is Officially Ad?
ted by British Admiralty. Same Cruiser S
.1319 in 1911, During Collision.
lies in lirafce Continue to Make Progres‘
Their LeftFng, and Field of Action
tends from Ypres to the Sea. Germans,
Admitted to Have Advanced to Courtrat
Str. Olym
Rushing 4.,
SMITH" MARKETS
PlllllE MID BUALITV
Legs Genuine Spring Lamb, 146.
Shoulders Spring Lamb. m,
Rib Lamb Chops, 12 LR.
Stew Lamb. 9c.
‘Pot Roast, n6 bone, 15c.
Hamburg Steak. 16c.
Prime Roast Beef, 16c.—22c.
Small Fresh Shoulders. 16c.
Pork to Roast, 18c.
Smoked Shoulders, 15c,
Native Fowl, 24c.
Native Roasting Chickens. 2250.
Stewing Fowl. 18¢.
Broilers. 22c.
Long Island Ducks, 22c.
Fancy Turkeys. 30c,
Squire's Sausage. 22c.
Yuhan Coffee, 35c, lb.
Swiss Cheese. 25c. lb
Celery eggplant. cauliflower toma
Club will hold a smoker at the newlmea' lettuce, Tokay grapes sweet tic-21,9 rung three times daily, 6 11 1a..
tatoes. tin1as,brussel sprouts, apples.
grepefruit, oranges, bananas and
cranberries.
32 Washington street,
Tel.1371 '
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LARGE CROWD AT THE FAIR
The largest crowd to pttend since‘
the opening of the First District Fire.
men’s Fair this’ Week was on hand
ford 0" A‘on “here Shakespeare Irv-2 WWW” “"9“" H“ E J 3“" .last evening to enjoy the iestivineslPMMEfllB “0‘81- 122’40 [B
and principally dancing. An added
attraCtion was given last night and it
was vocal selections by Miss Edna
New York, took it home and inserted
the poison in it with the aid of a
medallions are all the English garden
flowers which are mentioned in Shake-
speare’s plays in their natural colors.
Hegeman, candidates for Representtr 1 extra dancing is to be offered those
“V95 These men W2“ be present Re 2who come. . Svecs orchestra will
Charles F Tristram and Cramer 0' ”$11191 who proved delightful Tonight,
2 needle. He was charged with assaultl
The collecuon formed a very iné
in the first degree and will be 2“ teresting and educational exhibit of
mlgfied in Adams Street 00““ ‘0‘2 styles and fabrics used in present day
day 2 decoration. ,
Except that he hoped to get in,” Members of the women‘s clubs of
the $0“ graces Of Mr Ga“ by “’“21'2Norwalk. who were especially invit-
in: him that he was to receive tl1e2 ed and many of the residents in the
poisoned candy and thereby 392‘ or artist colonies of Silvermine and Wolf
position, the detectives are unable to Pit Hill were present and owners 20! . - '
learn any ””0“ why Bocklie 2111011102 country homes in Nor-wrath, Wilton
and New Canaan werewoli represent-
ed, ‘ ‘ ‘2 "
LE‘E’S‘ 111111. 141:" Let
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-—NE~W.GROGER:Y AND FRUIT
. STORE.
We will open Saturday. at the cor
nor of Clay street ind Railroad ave.
one. a first class. fruit and grocery
store. Everything of first Quality.
2 ‘ S M. DAHERdvGO.
Sirloin Steak, 18c. 1b.
Porterhouse Steak. 186. lb. ‘
' llLamb Chopinioc. 1b.""
Choice Fowls. '18c. .lb‘. '
Rump Corn Beef. 16c. lb, ‘
flutterlne. 200. and 25c.
pheaoeet place’ in town,
New York Market,
Probably a lot of people with no
greater ability than yOu have held
higher salaried positions—haying
‘ "marketed their serviced" ”hr-oust:
freshlnents will be served and a gen
eral good time will be had. A control
invitation is extended to the public.
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Legsof Genuine Spring Lamb, 16¢.
Shoulder Spring Lamb. 110.
Spring Lamb Chops, 141:.
lamb Stew 10c. 2
Loan Pot Roast, 14c.
Rib Roast, BL. 16c.
2.802111!!! steak. eon .
Shoulder Steak, 16¢.
fresh Shoulders, 160.
Fresh Hams 20c.
Smoked Shoulders. 16c.
,__Hump Pot Roast, 181:. and 20c
2 Choice Young Fowle. 22c. 2
Native Roasting Chickens,
Native Broilers, 24c. 2
Butterlne; 20c. and 25c,
24c2'
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143 WashinstOn street. 22 2 Sentinel went advertising.
furnish the music. Heavy patronage
was accorded the various booths with
the result that the evening was most__'
succossful in every w.-ay
Small Pig Pork Loin. 220
Small Fresh Hams, 22c.
Small Fresh Shoulders, no shank,-
17c ‘
Genuine Spring Leg. of Lamb,18c.
. ‘HeaVy Beef to Roast from too. up
.Natfve Chickens .and veal. " 2
‘ Regal sugar-"curedhams, t22c.
. S. & B Breakfast Bacon, 2413.
' Everything in groceries and deli-
, catessen.
Gold medal Butler 3813.
Blue Ribbon Eggs. 38c -,
Gold Coin Bread 0190 27. 25, 20,
180
Fresh Vegétdbleo.
Hayes‘ Ma'rket.
' Chamok’s Market. 78 No. Main St.
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The new set of chimes recently in-2
stalled in the tower of St. indislaus2
Roman Catholic Church in 011112
Atreet, will be dedicated on Sunday2
morning, October 25th There will be2
elaborate ceremonies in connection
with the dedication and the chimesI
will be heard on this occasion for2
the ilrstr time. There are four bells,2
elicb.,a11d each bell will have -1002
Godmothers making an imposing pro-2
cesslonal for the march about the
2churcb as the belts are dedicated
Rev. Father Szabo is planning an
elaborate program, and the ringing of2
2 the chimes will be under the direction 2
2 of the church organist. Following the2
dedication exercises. the chimes will2
sunrise, 12 noon. and 6 p, 111., sunset,
carrying out the intention of the A11-
gains—a devotional exercise in com-
mémora‘tton of the Incarnation, during
whichthe Ave Maria is twice repeat-
ed. said morning, noon and night; the
=belt which is rung to announce the
2time of‘such devotions. 2
Pillili enter ~
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Legs Lamb. 15c. lb.
Stew Lamb, 80. lb.
FOre mmb, 11c, lb.
‘sI-lamburg Steak,14c, lb.
Sirloin Ste'ek,18c lb.
Porterhouse Steak. 181: lb.
One delivery in each district of the
1601.8
Beers' Market.
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WINSTED FACTORY To GO ON '
. FULL TIME. ’
‘WINSTED, Oct.'16.——-Notices posted
today of the Gilbert Clock factory an-
2nounce that the plant which has been
2operatlng on short time for several
months will begin running full time
on Monday.
—ROTON POULTRY FARM.
G. 11.3.1111... proprietor.
2 Fresh killed chickens. .
Friceseeéd- fowle. 20‘: to 2311. lb.
25c lb.
air, 31. 25.
2 Delivegpllfi. ,, (lore received alter
‘ “ ““fiat no. phone can 517 and
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12122-111;
weighing between 400 and 500 pounds 2 .
town. See second page for large adv ' V
2 the White Star Liner steamer Olympic
I.i')\"21;)t:)x 011.162 12. 03 p. m.-—-The Britishc
Haultc has been sunk in the North Sea by a G-
submarine. Out of :1 crew of four hundred merr.
were saved. 2 2 2
LONDON Dct.16.12:15 p. 111;Tl1c statement,
the 1’ ritish cruiser llauke has been torpedoed and sun
the North Sea has been orfficially confirmed.
The British cruiser Hawkc was of 7.350 tons
placement. She was 360 feet dong. of 60 feet he
drew 23 feet of water. She was a sister Shipvof t
gar. Endvmion Crafton. Theseus, ‘Gibraltar and
launched in 1891.
Her armament consisted of two 92 inch guns-
6 inch guns. to elvc 6 pounders, fitc three pounders,
machnc guns and tow torpedo tubes.Hcr complcmctt
given as 544 men, but she may well have had fewer,
board when she went down
The Huwke was commanded according to the
fish Admiialtv list of September 1914 by Captaiifld}
P. E. T. \Villiams and among her officers were Com
dcr Bernard A. Pratt- Barlo w and Licut.- Comma.
Robert R. Roscman. 2 2,
The disaster to the Hau‘kc follows by about:
weeks the sinking in the North Sea of the ‘Brtiéh.
crs Aboukir1Hogue and Cressy Those vessels sue
to the attack of a German submarine, and with
of the cruiser Hawke: 2.,
‘His majestv’ s ship Theseus, Captain Hugh
was attacked bv a submarine in the northern 12in
the North Sea yesterdav afternoon, but was mi s
ma-jestysship Hawke, Captain H. P. E. T. \\ 1111a 11,
. attacked about the same time and was sunk
“The following officers with 49' men of the ,cret
landed at Aberdeen from a trawler: 3oatswain ,
Austin. Gunner Ja1nes,Dt:nnis and Acting Gu '
ry Evitt. The remaining officers and men are
“Further particulars will be published as
available. * .
“ The Hawks was a cruiser built in 1889
The Hawks is the British cruiser which collid
Sept. so
near Os borne Bay,‘ on- the north side of the 191‘
She sustained serious dame ge. ‘
While the Hanka wits laid down in 1399.
launched at Chatham on March 11,1891. '
'At'uOng her officers at the time of.
were eight naval cadets.
Other British warships lost since the out lee
this, 212.21;
2 hostilities are the cruiser Amphton. which was still
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