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1 reason. 093‘ .99. 1914 - , ~ , '- THE scorn NORWALK mums SWEET; ,
. . .. . .. p ‘ ... .5, ‘ t .
, , .w. .. , A . .V $2,600,080 CORPORATION” 7 .capital stock. Unlssued shares of r T
COMPLETE' {SEORTIENT 1" » ‘“ ’ " stock amounting to 318 009 has now Men, Hi 0 tSh
Winter Number of the Standard DAILY POEM Filed by Lucius F. Robinson been issued at 110.0 a share. 3 11 098
M “an“ Ed ' ‘ . With Seam-r, a: sum The Colonial Realty company 0! Best values in the city for the money
g e en ' ” Buckmenn & company, incorpomt. New Haven has filed a preliminary '
1 '81 ed of Hartlord, has filed a certificate certificate of dissolution. $3.00 TO $6.50
. Cloth and Kimona me m on e! 2°C. 0’ incorporation in the office or the; The University Suit Pressing comv ’~
. state secretary. The authorized capi- pany of New Haven has filed a cer- KEELER S
“Nels I . tal stock is $2. 500‘000. The purpoge titicate changing its name to the '
~ 7 harm-n, o! the company is to promote can- Hamilton' 3. incorporated
FNMIMWW Wear, ' 0 cessions with foreign countries, “-1 The 'Hull Brewing company of “a.
M Shem 75: to $5.00 I ' , ‘ pecially Mexico. The incorporators are gNew Heven has filed a certificate of
. Lucius F. Robinson, Francis Cole and organisation.
WM. P. BEERS . Francis E Jones. all of Hartford. I Certificate of incorporation of the >
. (immutable: It m9“ b 53- 50‘ - ‘ . The corporation fee paid the state for United German Silver company or MOBO‘LIZE Your available cash
Winter Underwear fox-L Ladies, ' - - my . the winger the document was $1. 250 Stami'ord capital $100, 000 and busi-
Children and Men. BOOKS AND oTArIoquv evens. ' all“ fr‘geg‘lgt 11:11.1 fCtOmpany or “958 Wm start with $1 000 ATTACK Procrastmati' * 'on and
' ' ' ' L.” aciy 18 nteoiceotthe .'
state secretory. today. a certificate " ;,VICT.CPRY Is yours with SAVINGS-
E. ' K Banks
inhibitor» unto: clock. to. mu.
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" New City Directory
now on sale. A big improvement
on the old one. Let us show it‘
to you.
Price$4.50
DONNELLY’S
ITATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
w,
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair tOv
night and Wednesday; gentle to mod-
erate shifting winds. Pleasant weath-
er prevails generally this morning in
all sections east of the Rocky Moun-
tsins. The temperature continues
1 mild in all the northern districts. Con.
ditions favor for this vicinity. fair
weather and not much change in tem
perature.
WEATHER A YEAR. AGO
TODAY.
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Temperature: Low, 40‘: high.
153. Fair.
Attorney William F. Tammany is in
Dsnbury today on business
Miss Sue Olmstead, of West Main
street, left today for New Haven
where she will stay for a. few days.
Routine business was disposed at
when Colfax Encampment, l. 0. O. F'..
convened last evening tor‘the regultr
business meeting. '
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Business of a routine nature was
disposed of when the members of
Progressive Forum. No. 1. Frslernal
Forum League, met last evening.
Young Csvsnsugh. of the Crbfut and
Knapp hat factory left, today for a
trip in the West. He will be away
about ten days visiting Chicago 'and
other cities on business.
Norwalk police authorities have
been advised by the Bronx Detective
Agency of the disappearance of tw0'
New, York City boys, namely Thomas
Arnold 12 years, and William Mons-
han, 13 years, of Washington avenue.
A 311°” wamb will be Rem in.thls;cml War veteran who died at the
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city for the missing lads.
\
lby Mrs Louis A. Lehmsler, of Blue
[Rocks avenue. V, ‘
j being greatly improved by Iohu Foun-
.tion of the Second District in
heath Ndmlit. Conn.
Leo McPeoko. or Brooklyu.‘N. Y...
was a visitor in this city over the
weekend. ~
—-NEw HOTEL MAAHACKVEMO.
Just the nicest place to hold ladles’
Club Luncheons.
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The members of Douglas Fowler
Post, GXA. R., met last evening for
the usual weekly business session.
Routine business was transacted.
A
C. F. Taylor advance agent for Tom-
kins Wild West Show, spent the
week-endarlth his-slalom Mrs. H. F
Tuttle. of Adams cystitis, that district.
. i. .
The local police have been notified
of the loss or a valuable dog owned
The interior 'of the' City Hall is
talno,'_1tnd workmen; with}, pro paintv
attractive tone of brain.
~Robert White, of Van Zout street.
yesterday reported to the police that
some unknown and mischievous per-
son threw hot water on him 'while
passing West Washington street. The
matter will probably be investizsted.
Mayor F. l. Burnell sold this after-
noon he has declled to hold the else-
the
Control Fire Station. An effort was
made to secure other quarters, but
they were not available.
The converting. of born into s bun-
galow, near the Darlen-Norwnlk line.
without the contractors having re-
ceived the necessary permit from the
building department, is being investi-
gated by Building Inspector Clarence
l. Finch.
The committee recently appointed
by Mayor F, 'I. Burnell to consider the
advisability of taking over theme and
police equipment of all the districts
of the city, held a preliminary meet-
ing last evening. The inventories oi
the various companies were gone over.
and several plans which had been sus-
gested were talked over, but no defl-
,nlte action was taken. Another meet-
ing will be held in the near future.
The funeral of Isaac E. Bishop, 9.
Soldiers‘ Home, Noroton, was held
yesterday and interment was made in
The Monday Afternoon Bridge Clubi
was' entertained in a very pleasant;
manner yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. George Foote on Court-
lsnd Place. The afternoon proved to
be a. most enjoyable one. The prize-
winners were Mrs Dolley Montgom-
ery and Mrs. Marshall Andrews. The
next meeting of the club will be held
at the home of Mrs Reed H. Flynn, 1
Livingston Place
w, T. afiutehenq, Nicholson, Ga., had‘
a severe attack of‘rheumatlsm. His
feet, ankles and. joints were swollen.
and moving about was very painful.
He was certninly in '1 bad way when
he started to take Foley Kidney Pills.
[He says, "Just a low doses made the
heel better. and now mypai‘ns T-ond
..rheumstism are all gone, and I sleep
on night _.long " For sale by all dros-
’ .818“ to
J :&J. Cottousé
‘ _ Rntchford's hotel onMsin street. 11er-
' ‘- ooutt-ibnto money to tho ecu-o. prion
. _ 1m Wotan: drunk on lists stroet
" J
Spring Grove‘cemetery. The deceas-
ed wss a member of Company B., 6th
0. V. 1., and Company F, 2nd U. S. 1..
‘lHis age was 80 years.
The regular semi-annual meeting of
the Norwallr Town Union of the King’s
Daughters and Sons will be held at the
newly completed Home for the Aged.
in Westport avenue, on Tuesday. Octo-
her 27th, at 3 p. 111., sharp. This meet-
ing is for members only and will be
important.
Alcohol slipped into the systems of
tour Norwslk men yesterdsy and the
consequent effect it had ‘wss to lend
them in the lock- -up' In court this
tinued from day to day by Judge E.
M Lockwood. The detendsibts were
Richard Curley, James Hollron, Ed-
ward Grace and John Dogon Curley
was found asleep in the attic d!
tron was picked up on the street. Ed-
ward Grace was in possession or o
besiiti'nil jig sud he was accused of
insulting possum who refused ‘to
flfl‘
arms FOREST AND THE
ing theiwalls o! the bylldiiig with on ‘
morning sll tour him their“ chads con- "'§~
Downs.
with heather in its pride,
Where pine tree circles crown
the height and 0’ er the wood-
land wide
And meadows gay with turniner
flow’ to we far away decry ~-
The long ride of the”; Sussex
WWW the southern
,. sky.
‘ l in
Oh, the Forest is a goodly‘ land,
with, scent of gorse and
. heath,
And old-world oak and holly
\ decked with honeysuckle
, mm ”
Where cotton grasses toss their
heads to greet the golden
bloom 6
qt starry asphodel that gleam!
in many a winding combo. '
—P. E. M., in the Wootininstet'
Gazette, London.
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'Dhe Forest land'is fair to seql
of issuance of additional' authorized Advertise in The Sentinel.
Suits,
. In LargeNariety,
Dresses,
Cloth and Silk, latest models $6. 98 up.
M. Moltasch 81 Son.
$14.98Lup.
120 Washington St, South Norwolk.
110 Atlantic 8L, Stamford.
Civil Service ,
The Demand For Male Stenographers
' is Constant. Prepare at
Merrill College
l
Womlerful values in early fall models of women‘s and misses'
suits, routs, dresses. skirts, waists, corsets and milllnery.
Search where you like throughout the length and breath of this
counm in specialty or department stores and you will find noth
lms' to court! this value, “9 invite your inspection and comparison with
any tihingflint is today being shown around town. Our snlts, costs, dres-
ses and skills, you will find those splendid touches in regard to iinisli
and workmanship which are usually selling at very much more than
5 we care. '
'fll‘l'l‘s loom $1.98 up to $25.
COATS rum $0.08 up to $25.
Dime. . tron: $5.93 up to $50. ‘
Skirts l'mm “.98 up to $10. . y F r"l?"§ “NFC", ?‘
\VAlSl‘S‘from one up to 37.98.. t. 1 f in“: i ii E is w! ‘égi
(DitSlal'l-‘membucnptosw. ‘ ’ ' “‘|'-‘*-*“"
5020” noygfiwnus' HATS just received the best in town from title up
(’0‘ 'w ”fill
THE PARI
The style store for Ladies We Salter FREE of charge
lo sift-4.3.. whims“: the.
33 So. Main St.
South Norwalk.
Blankets. and
.Comfortables
SEASONABLE BED COVERINGS AN ASSORT-
MENT FROM WHICH EVERY NEED CAN BE SUP-
PLIEESARE OFFERED AT OUR USUAL MODERATE
“PR1 . . l
Blankets- from 59c to $7. 59 per. Pair.
Contibrtables,- from 98c to $8.50 Each.
EA J Collins 8. Co.
, Funeral Director and Embalmer
North Main Street Phone 747
.l.‘
I xllou Can Save Money by Ordering Your
Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs
FROM
HEADQUARTERS FOR cur rLowsss or ALI. Kmos.
south Norwalk FloWCr Co.,
No. 2 South Main Street Telephone 364
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1,1. 7,. Xv...
Highland Coal
mvosoonredotewo'si‘g’oel oitbio very high clos- cool, we on
.. proper-ed to supply our some either tor present line or winter
‘ cinch. Biro ripper-tumult? blocs your winter orders. ‘ .
RAYMOND”, BROTHERS
claimed at the Norwslk post
:tor the week ending October
1914:
ACCOUNT
Fairfield County Savings Bank;
WALL STREET,
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fl _, -“-——EXTRA SPECIALS——
.Unecda'rgiscuitsgpkgs ...... 7¢
Grandma’s Pamcake Flour, 3 pkgs .............. 25¢.
Try Our Famous 25c Coffee” It’s a Winner.
A. STULL‘
" ADVERTISED LETTERS,
The following letters remain un-
odlce
17.
Nor-walk.
Bartram, Mrs, Ellen.
Berry-man, Mrs. Frank.
Bcll Razor Co. '
Bigelow, Mrs. Chas.
- Bluhming, Mrs. 1.,
Brown, Mrs. J, W.
llyxbee, Louise.
Camp. W. H.
Cole, C, 11'.
Bobbet, Leon.
Derry. John.
Denny. Michael.
Fallon, Mrs. Wm.
Fisher. Rosie.
Fararino, Mrs.
Fitch, M_ _
Green, F. M.
Grege, Miss s. E.
Getchell, Mrs. John Burt.
Johnson. Miss E. E.
Marshall, Andrew,
Martin. Mrs..Aldoln. ; .
Maxwell, Mrs. W.‘ S, '
Millerhlilrs. ME.
Miller, Mrs. De F‘.
Moran, Thomas.
Patrick, Mrs. A. MI.
Pardee, Mrs. Elizabeth.
Ryan, William, I
Sbsnshan, Miss Dorothy.
Smale, .1115. A.
Turner, William.
Weeks; Mrs.
Wers. Rev, L. W.
E. S. Adams.
Postmaster.
.\ LAST DAY OF BURNlT.
Few pictures have drawn the large
audiences that witnessed ‘ yesterday's
entertainment when "The Making of
Bobby Burnit," a new Paramount les-
ture with Edward Abeles “unselected
cast appeared at botkwoo‘d's Hall. The
fact that this play started a run last
weekend at the loom Theatres in
New York city for {in admission of
twenty— five cents straight was sum-
clout evidence for many Norwslk
people 6! the: worth of the play while
the foot that it was s. Paromount gave
assurances to the rest of the public
that. it was not to be excelled. The
story of "The Making 0! Bobby Burn-
it” by Winchell Smith is one of the
best stories that has appeared in mo
tion pictures this season Today will
be the last day for the feature appen-
ing at Pleasant Hour and Lockwood's
Hall. "The Perils of'd'auline" will
continue at the Castor Houses tomor-
row after which a royal reception is
promised for Mary Pickford in “Such
a. Little Queen."
\ SENTINEL WAN-1" A03.
are performing services for hundreds
or Norwslkers every day. Areyou
using them? . -
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NORWALK
24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST NORWALK:
CORSETS
There is nothing more besutlfill
than the “natural grace of the lid-
man figure.’ in the right Corset
your figure receives not only $119
proper and hygienic support, but
also the correct base over which
We hall!-
the new" fall models in R. & G. s,
Tl1onmsons.C. & B, \Varner’s,Roxo
sl Worcester and Bon Tons.
J. I. Mallette g5 i
to fit the modlsh gowns.
o
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
A few more lots left, an lnvoitln 1.
in a splendid property, on may terms.
An ex‘celléiit house all ‘tftt'Cfib
price right. '
c. T.M M'GOVERN, 155 WASHINGTON
STREET,
South Norwolk, Conn.
' For Updating acme. .0!“
FRED H, GANUNG, _
Funeral Director and
Embolmor.
Office and Residence
Telephone 004.
04 So. Main St. 80. it
Tires Vulcan,»
Bring your «dunking 60
Best mark and eheapelt _.
A full line of tires and tube!
hand all the time. Worksj‘r
for and delivered. ‘
Robert Grego
7 Wall St. Tel. 32
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You will find a large s
of Unredeemd Pledges,
Firearm, Musical Inst
Jewelry and Suit Cases
Nomelk‘ Pawnshop. ‘
Joseph Rosenfield, Pro
40 WATER STRE"
’ sou-r11 nonwmt
Money loaned on articles (I
All
"also a
cleanse 0 system an
relies on B’eocbam s
' Em:
The Woman Who Tait
.women who
rmsnont i111 rovonient:th in health“
Pguilt the blood and every
lls, ynot:
Icondition, with quieter nerves and
'Ij . -i - ..
tech rigs,
languid
have ‘.
11"phtrtrength. , _
o “231'”
Norwalk Chronicler