393w. AlJGiiET 933, 19
1'5"
9 “ oomplfle Mk B!—
Cation Blankets
:1 sec, “1. 01.00. ones mt $1.511.
ALSO
L.— Tite New
Outing Flanitcis ~
for all tithe or: being obowit.
_ E. K. BANKS
, MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
$01311 Nematk.
1111131 CARDS
A nice assortment of Jew-
ish New Year’s Cards now
on sale at
“e
non N 1; 1. 1. rs
STATIONERY STORE.
16 So. Main St. So. Norwallt,
11
- ,WEATHER FORECAST.
lz‘or Norwalk and vicinity:
night; Tuesday unsettled.
The Texas disturbance is now pass-
log out the St. Lawrence Valley. 1t
another disturbance,
which is new central over the Upper
is followed by
Mississippi Valley. A secondary dis-
tu1ba11ce is central over North Caro-
Unsettled, showery weather pte-
rails in the western districts, and the
New England.
Pleasant weather prevails generally in
the Rocky
The temperatures are
slightly above normal in the eastern
line.
northern portion of
,9 other districts east of
Mountains
districts.
3—.1‘1-
9W9EATHERTOA YEAR AGO
DAY.
Temperature. Low, 75; high,
96. Fair.
, James Collins;
Danbury, spent 'the weekend at hi
home 9&0 South Norwslk.
M
Frank Gordon. of Mountainville ave-
bile. Deubury, was a ,visitpr in Sohth
9Norwelk last evening
-—1.-—-,--‘
Miss Alva Burrell, of New York 1
a guest at‘ the residence of Edward
L. Brsdley. of Ridge avenue
Miss Bessie Hamilton and Mis
Rose Haugb, of Putnam‘ avenue, are
on a vacation trip to Canada.
.0.“
Wa1re‘n Rutledge, of New, Colleen,
who has 11151111111111.1113; the week with
Riley Hogan in Hickory Bluff, has re
turned home. ,9 9.3
”gap—q—
Altied Aiken, who underwent an
operation in the Norwnlk hospital, re-
turned to his home in Silvermine Fri-
- day, in a much improved condition.
' 1 The completed list of bills of the
’ '1 15 session of the general assembly
31913 been printed and copies placed in
g the office of the state comptroller for 1
distribution.
iWhile the "Roadclosed" signs will
remain in place at the entrances oi
the newly‘ completed section of stat
.r9ad between Sugar Hollow road and
fiidgefield automobiles are now mak-
ing use of the road in traveling be
tween Danbury and Ridgefield.
lDollar
F ancisco in commemoration of
opening of the Panama canal
bunks here.
$1 75
the price at the exposition.
- poses.
Cal dime and a. little bit heavier.
,_ 1113mm:- -Paciflc
1" grandson? *9
Exposition,
'flilll » NEWS
Fair to
of ”Maine avenue.
gold coins minted at. San
the
and
the exposition have 'been received by
These are for sale at
which is 25 cents cheaper than
The pre-
mium goes to general exposition pur- .
The coin is about the size of
011
one side is 11.9 profile view Eat a head
and on the other is a scroll renomg
San .,
3Goddess" will continue wellnesday;
101311 Petrova will appear Thursday in
Bridgeport Mon 8mm to Anew “The Heart of s Painted Women" and
DIES WHILE ON VlSlT.
tion 91111.19“ 1.. “awry, ithere will be 11 Paramount term
J
Michael F. Grant. of Bridgeport,; day ]
'rmerly of Dunbury, died at the home} ‘ W 3
" his sister, Mrs. M. J. Houilhan. 139 TOTAL AFSTJNENCE ”N'ON- 3
'ain street Dnnbury, Saturday mern- l ‘1‘“
in New London Today. ,
. ’ bronchial trouble. Mr. Grant some 3
NEW LONDONL'Conn. Aug. 23.~—i
3 1 Danbury about three weeks ago "to:
me seriously in His condition con-:frlends in attendance the Catholic To
nued to grow worse despite medicali tal Abstinence Union of Connecticut
111 and he weakened rapidly until opened its forty-sixth annual conven-
his death Saturday morning. itio here today. The sessions were pro
Mr. Grant was a hat maker by ceded with the celebration of mass at
trade and was at one time. one of the 'Sl- “W3 518’ 0f the See Church 9
best known batters in l‘lanbury. For; Th” union is now 90139099" 3‘ 101';
{wentyfhe years he was a foreman societies, seven of which were addedl
of the during the present year, according to
d the report of Frank J Kennedy, of
‘ Branford, the state secretary.
‘ The membership, the report said as
shown on the books of the secretary is
9,972, being a loss of 109 since, last
109 societies are divided:
Ladies’ 26; boys’
in the making depattment
'l‘weedy factor\ on River street, an
had been employ ed in a similai capa-
(ity in se1eral othei list manufactur-
ing plants About thtee years ago he
gave up batting and went to live with
his son in Btidgeport. In Bridgepott year The
. it’lens societies, 34;
he had been, employed in the factoty
1' 1 . , 39; girls, 9.
Of the American (mlphophone £01119 The largest county membership is.
pany. "
lthat of New Haven county, with a to-
liir. Grant, is survived by nine (‘11 "11111 of 295*)
dren; Michael T” M Bridgeport; Mrs, Tile largest society connected with
“01"?" 15‘1”“1 of South Notwalk M“ the Connecticut State Union is report- ,1
Charles Campbell, Walter and Samuel ed as St. Mar) 3 Lithuanian 11,1, and
of (‘le1eland,O:A1thu1. of Boston, 13 Society of Waterbury, with a mom i
Mass. ., William, of South Norwallt; bershjp at 31331314 report ,,I 341,, but it
Mrs. George Kling, of Bridgeport and is pointed out that this is 11 mixed so
John Giant, of Cleveland 0 Also by Clay, men, women, girls and 110%..
four sisters, Mts. Anna Godfrey. of leaving credit for the largest adults
Sheepshead Bay, N. Y.; Mrs Michael society to the Young Men's ’1‘ 1A andq
M Houliban, and, Mrs. (111111911 Bald-11 of New Britain with a membership
win of Daubuty, and ,Mrs. Michael of 5413 The largest women’s society is
Travers, or New York city. St. Rose’ 3 of Merideu, with 280.
” ———-—-—— During the past year. the "39°"
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
AT CASTOR THEATRES.
The programs which will be Offered
at the Castor Theatres—Pleasant
Hour and Lockwood's Hall for each
day of this‘week, will be lull at in
terest for the tollowers‘ of high class
motion pictures. An excellent tes- w
ture will be uttered every day, so that was organized in NaukaluCk under the
the persons attending the theatres oc- supervision and largely through the
cassionally as well as those who visit personal efforts of Lawrence Farrell
organizing new societies has been done
Ithrough the efforts of James A. ille-
Donald, a member or the Cadet Com-
whose jurisdiction cadet und league
11111111011, Stonington, bleach and tire.
B A Bolts presents the exquisite efforts of Rev. Father Chemtt‘ski or
stage star. .anll Valli in the. drum» St Stephen’s Church. of Bridget”)?l 11
s “01 surprise the “High R086" ll Dm- Cadet Society consisting of Hunger-
the they heroine who for the may The report'also urges a close 00'
she levee socrltlc her 1111 and 93311199310 9111b
:1 111111; is one 11 icb will mm to um and the lém‘ ‘l‘lfii Isaiah
all. Tomorrow evening, the Parsmountlsoumtngton was reported a success
production 0! Bowen Sisters" lesion W W 1
ing- dainty Marguerite Clark will be .
shown. This was to have been last
Friday evening's special, but was
shipped to another town and instead,
‘Kilmeriy advertised originally for
tomorrow was presented. The feature
therefor have been changed and "Sev-
en Sisters" will be seen Tuesday. “The
in
S
c. v. CRAW GARAGE:
Agent for TRUMBULL CAR
CARS FOR HIRE
Tel. 3963
5
L .
t \11 Hartford Pllcfl,
sit his sister and while there be3 With several hundred delegates 811d 1
mittee for Non Londofi c. unty. undcr3
societies have been organised in New ,
ton. A very flourishing cadet society 9
”"3, houses regularly will 1111‘ Euro 0! county director tor that port of New
an enjoyable evening. r1191 evenin513ilaven (109111;: Through the personal
auction or live ports and two hundred tans, I199 be (informed and 50"!“ “3° .
' .. and ten thrilling scenes. The story prisms union. ‘ 1‘
1 this better 11111119 .
stated. “ the most successful work mi 3
ya.
1;
ms son-renown! We sen-11111:: "
EXONERATES DRIVER, OF RUINED
MAOHiNE.,9
Harrison M. Doyle Not Held Reopen.
sible for Josephine fi-ermalne's ,
Death.
Deputy Coroner Henry C. Steven»
‘son has returned his finding in the
g at 1: 45 ociock following an illnessi Forty- fixth Annual Convention Opened case of Josephine Germaine, 26 years
Too Much Bending
Over a Desk
CAUSES EYE SWAIN, BUT
my rest glosses relieves that
trouble at once. Should your
eyes came you to have heed
achesyonr vision blurs, why,
feel “free to consult me. All
work guaranteed first-class
and done in my Modern shop.
William J. Moore
OPTICIAN AND 1OPTDMET.9
RIST.
3 , 155 Washington.8t.
'I 3' J“
l
her death when a light
of the‘ wrecked car. and liys
blame on the driver of an
jitney which crowded the
the Third page, and then try one
of “age, of Westbrook, Coun.,,who met
Trumbull
automobile in which she was riding,
crashed into a telepgrapb ladle on.
Strstford avenue near St. Michael’s
cemetery a. week ago. The deputy
coroner in his finding expect-ates 31111»
risen 11.001111111111111 of .the ll'rnm-
bull Motor Car Company, the driver
the
unknown
small
Trumbull car into the telegraph pole.
——Read. the Sentinel Want Ads. on
Snort!f Sale
BATHING CAPS
All the Latest Styles
Regular 50c Values
Special 25¢ Each
STORE
For Rent
New Occupied by the Unit“
Electric Light and Water Co.
1:
.GOAL.
3 Roman St. Tel.441
. 9“"
Ask for cash prices for RED OAK
THE WM. EFFRGN co., Inc.
Elot NopWalk
Enquire
Clifford" Hotel
111E Roller-5. to a no Store
mos owl" ,
HOWLAND’S ’5’
Entrance on Main $11.,me
and Cannon at.
311% .Conn.
nday. August 23, 1915:
Curtain Special
A special; lot of scrim an];
marquisette turtains have tonne,“
to us from a curtain manufactur—
er “he desired to close out some!
odd lines. His merchandise is 920-”
jccllcnt His prices were right,
‘and here are the turtains at lrom. «
one— half to too-thirds of regular
311116. I“
The New Science
llou’l Forget
l0 SEC
T0111 Murray
1
l
3 31 South Main Street
3 So. "Norwalk
hack
, 31in1bs.
I A“... .... cw“
James Donnelly pggoyggfi
oi the Celebrated 99
PICTORIAL REWEW
FALL STYLES .
now on sale.
, it is the most beautiful
F A 3 H l 0 N B Q 0 K
_ we have ever oficred
to our customerc.1
ill cumulus
fashions represented to
no other Style Book.
Onlylen cents
when purchased
with one l5 cent
PICTORIAL
R E V I E W
P A TT E R N
SEPTEMBER PA'l'l'ERNS- in
now ready.
, a
‘ .
I I I
of the spine.
help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis. D. C.
discoverer.
DEFINITION 9 OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench twist or sprain in the 1
Even if done in childhood
{it creates pinched nerves and pain in 1
later life in the diderent organs and
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health Is restored3
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female'troubles
given special attention; also curvature
You will never regret ‘
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
334 Washington so. So. Not-walk. Conn. 3
Graduate from Palmer School, that
Some have the lace edge and ’ '
v - 1
others lilN'TiiOll: they are hcm~
Sillt‘llt‘tl or have the,l;11'2jc poke
stitch. White or \f1l)l(lll \al-f ‘
llL’d at $2.-aml Sz.-
$1. ——and $1.511,
'l‘hirtl floor.
Stationery
Fresh and Dainty 9 9
A 11111 line of stationch is ill'
lllatlx' 211111 1\'liitc9st1i31((l boxes
‘\\'it}1 mat mitt Iltsilr11<.lt '
701111 31111111 .1tt1.ui1\ 111 3111i 1131.,
(orrcsliomltme «unis I quite},
to box line hnish and 11iii MW,
251:
. .\\'1‘iting paper, regular letter or“
the long narrow size, line finish,
25¢
\notlici line of stationery wives
us four different shades of paper
and envelopes, white, orchid, blue '
and grey, 250
Fairfield Avenue Filtrancc. '
llousc Furnishings
\
At the house furnishing (it north
Mid-Summer
CLEARING
SALE
and second hand. Everything
sold at extremdy 999low‘ prices;
11 11111110115111,
Phone 419. 81 NORTH MAIN ST
email Household Goods. Now-a
ment are sex era] articles of all-v '
around interest 11.
Garden hose, 4 plv 25 and 50 '
ft. lengths, regular 10 cts. {1,80
\Virc— bound garden base in 25
and 50 it lengths, regular 12 9cm». 1%
foot, .1 9a.! 3,
Sauce pots, 8 qt. size 3 contest 1 ‘
grey enamel, 35 ct.- quality, 25c
Genuine .Economv fruit jafly
pint and quart sizes ‘ i ’
' 4 $1.00 and $1.15 doz.1'
Caps for Economy jars; sold
separately. 25c doz.
«
m opium “Mao c111 ‘ ’
Fred H. annuity.
funeral Dlroclor Ind Embllmfl
a
Dillon and “11.900
Telephone 001.
u to Main It. to. Nit-walk.
or: noon-w:
COULD Bus! ALL,
THE CHEEIHG
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EKanLMf-m';
N's ALPHOS" a sea
Po me e ”2591:
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7111112111111: .111 The Sentinel.
12 quart aluminum‘. preserving?~
kettles, special 51- 5599:
“ " " Fpt'irtlt floor. ‘
in 1011111111 nuns
COMPANY
“Pm
To neglect to read the Sentinel .9:;
"Furnished Rooms" advertisements
may. mean that you'll pay more than
i __ is necessary and get less than you;
, should have.
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The satislaclion
Good Service.
“ is realized every day by de— --
positors and clients of ““15
Pooplé‘ s Trust Co, who ore
much pleased mth‘ ; its
9 promptness and «courtesy.
Accounts subject 1:: check
9 . are colflhllgfih ‘
11191 People shut to.
wanes .
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