TUESDAY, AUG. 31, 191
5
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
_ 111,). etc stock of
Cotton Blankets
at 59c, 751;, $1.00, 51.25 and $1.
ALSO
The New
Outing Flanncls
for all timeare being shown.
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwalk.
N£Victor Records
New On Sole. Come and
Look Over the September
List.
oonncmv's
§TATIONERY STORE.
16 So. Main St. So. Norwalk,
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WEATHER F OREOAST.
Fair
slight 1,1
Norwallt and Vicinity:
\‘Vt'tincsdny ;
For
tonight.
t'odler tonight.
The eastern disturbance has 11.011111]
out to sea and pleasant \\'i*u.llt‘l' now
prevails in all districts east oi“ the
Rocky Mountains except on the South
Atlantic The disturbance
which was central over Washington
yesterday morning now central
over Montana. A long ridge. of high
and
coast.
is
pressure extends from Texas north.
eastward to Northern New York. 'l‘ht
temperatures are unusually low for
this season of the year in the area
co'ered by this high. Several places
reEoried the lowest temperature on
re '0ltl for this date
“i
'l‘cmpcraturc:
9 . Clear.
EATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
“Low, 73: hit-Ill.
meet ax of the Republican city
Ci mitten will be held at the cities
of Chairman Leo Davis this evening,
on a call for the primaries will be
ed. . .
lull) Mabelle J. Perry 0! West ave-
hilt? who has spent this entire‘ manth
in :touring through the New Ensland
at tel: returned home. yesterday
I ..
{Abe P 0. of A. held their meeting
lbi evening in the P. 0. F. of A.
' H l. Arrangements were made to
hdlii a short drama the last week in
October -
‘ +0yster day tomorrow.
it
The \lisses Ada and Harriet Swan
min of Wilton, 11111111 Walklev and
Frances Bailwitz, 0! this city left to-
day for Compo Mill where they will
rénaln until after Labor Day in "The
Citlmdl” cottage. .
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., be ‘settled'atl'm a dla‘cdselon.
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; .1 to take up future gnevances.
e shop coinpnttee. .llr.
\1';1s1101settle1l quickly the
would seek employment elsewhere, as
there is a demand tor
é‘di'.
2711a. it the
to
an organizer of the
Federation of Labor, who
'l‘he strikers reform] the matter
Mrs. Mary Scully.
Amer-Eran
made. to test iht1 situation under the
Jete's blacklistinc law.
'l‘homns ll. Flynn, an organizer of
the American Federation of Labor. in
Charge of the lreicht handlers
strike. stated today that he had had
a conference with 1.. Ti. Viekerson, inl
charge of the railroad freight yards.
here, who had promised to take up
the grievances with his superior dill”.
1111‘s. Mr. li‘lynn claimed that it is,
costing the railroad ctii‘npany till cents
a ton to handle freight here astigninst
the usual cost of 16 to 18 cents
”We do not expect any t1ouble,’ ,
mid E. t}. Aiken, of Norwalk, traain
master of the road who arrived here
our the Grand Central Station at the
Jeginning of hostilities _to take charge
' 1t the‘11-1ituation :W1ith Roadniaster Lou
t‘. Bristol, of Bridgeport.
The“ reported grievances of bayonet,
polishers at the Remington Arms and
Annnunltion Company are now the
Subject oi! conferences between. na-,
tional odiccrs of various unions and
olficers of the local unions as. a pre-
‘iminary to requests that the company
make proper adjustments 0! wages in
the polishing and billing departments.
The opinion held hydsbgr men today
was that the ,nllegedugrlevangs can
A strike of 250 inside electricians
as, advoraled at ailmeeting last night,
was not thought likely today. These
men have. the. eight hour day. They
want a 44-hour week, an advance in
wages and changes in shop rules,
llR. Alli) MRS. WALTER
C«RA|R HONORED
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1111. and MmitWalter 01mg. 01 35
Putnam avenue; on Friday evening,
were honored by a, receptiongiven
them by their many friends. The happy
occasion .was in honor ‘oi their mar-
riage, which was celebrated in Port
r and Mrs. Henry S. Lockwood,
anti daughter, M1311 Hazel. started out
uni automobile tour this morning.I
'1‘ tr destination is Lake Placid club,
E3391: County. New York They will
the away about two Weeks and before
returning will visit points of interesti which “'88 highl) delightful. Thomas
in New York State.
w
it party of Stamford people left to- Craig
day for a two weeks’ vacation at
Compo Beach, at the cottage Chin i How
1were re
Chin in the party were: Misses
Mary O'Connell, Anna McCue, Helen
Lahey, Betty Mulreed, Josephine Lo-
hey, Catherine Kilday, (tussle Speh,‘
and Mary Wall of Waterbury. Mrs.
Charles Speh, In, will chaperone.
\
Tristram .1. Hyatt. are holding a
Clean Up Sale in every depart curl
and from their; announcement 1119-
where in this issue of the Sentinel it.
is evident that it. affords opportunity
to secure reliable merchandise at. re-
filarkably low prices. Just turn to their
' advertisement on page 12 and read it.
, to the bargain lover.
,Mrs. William Craig, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
carefully It is indeed interesting news‘Walter Craig; the Misses Avilda‘ ..
,Chester, N Y. July 29. The affair
was a happy one for Mr. and Mrs.
iJesse Jarvis, at the same .thne, 011-,
l,aerved the 22nd anniversary of their
,marriage. .
The night was passed in «a. manner
Howley rendered interesting selec-
tiona on the violin, and Miss Lucy
pleased with her work on the
piano, as did Mrs- Anderson and Mrs.
orth. Many presents of cut glass,
ceived by the popular young
couple, as well as heaps of hearty con
igratulatlons. Refreshments were serv-
ed, and a pleasing social time enjoyed
until a late hour. .
Those in attendance:
Mr. and Mrs. Ives, Mr and Mrs. Ha-
worth, Mr. and Mrs. George Russell,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs.
William Dooley, of Port Chester, Mrs.
Frank Hoffman, of Danbury'; Mrs. An-
drews, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Dunning, Mrs.
Mead, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Craig, Mr.
and Mrs; William Craig, Sn, Mr. and
Amundsen, Clara Andreson, Elie
Walsh, Nora Walsh, Alice Walsh,
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an account: with the Peer
pies Trust. Co. can be dc“-
pended upon MW and
fiancee Costella, Jennie Lee, Lulu'
Mulcaby, Marlon Jarvis, May Nolan,
. Nora Collins, Lucy Craig and Ruth
‘ Robert’tDevlne, James Coleman, Mart
'Charles. Craig and
“tents 1111111111161 Louis Shaw,
Craig , Albert Waller. William 111113111.
11.96, Thomas lHowley, James Casaldy.
John Watts, Frank Mutated. pert am.
Master Clifford
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Dahbury‘
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My
ered to take back all girls, eyen‘
Morris, izi
was stated. “as told that if this strike
giris=
skilled 1411701 1
Morris is said to have replied
girls sought employment
list-where they could not get pi21('t-‘S.i
nihisetl them to have the Legal Aid
Society like up this phase of the
strike. When told that no silt-h so-
ciety existed here. Mrs. Seully, ac-
tm'dinc to report'. made at the. meet ,
iniz. sauces-ted that a lawyer he elr
hated that a girl he sent out to apply.
for work and if discrimination be
' States marshal ati Texarkana,
ed 1States marshal at Texarkana says,
“ chin. a scar on his left cheek bone.
I L" and a fivepoiated scar above his right .
1 '2, elbow. tile is bow-legged and walks ,
slightly 111119.. From the description
1 given in the circulars. “id be
._ likely to make the moat. force as re-
MERRILL 31811113 (30111118
Open everv day iorthe enrollment of
students and assignment of courses.
FALL TERM OPENS 1|
BANKING
SOUTH NORWALK
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES" EAGER
TO GET THREE MEN.
Rewards Offered For the Apprev
hension of Escaped Prlaoners. ,
The state authorities are not the;
only ones from whom bad then 'get
away. The United States authorities,
in different sections of . the countryfi,
have, according to notices received in,
this city, outstanding rewards formed
who have eluded them.., Onenotlce,
comes from J. B. l-loloban, the Unit-i
ed States marshal at San Francisco.
another from B F. Sherrell, the [lulled
Tfll- -.
and the other is horn LaF otletten
Tenn.
The most enticing reward .is for Wit
llam Heathen-1y, who is wanted by the
federal authorities oi Tennessee, and
they any they will pay $500 to the
person who hands William over to1
them llcatherley's distinguishing
marks are such that it should not be,
ditllcult to land the man. He 1111. a;
red birth mark on um end of his hose}
and he has a irecklod (ace He has‘
a mark on one hand that resembles
a small bunch oi grapes, and he has
been operated on for appendicitis. He
is 44 years old, weighs about' 150
pounds, and is five feet, eight inehcs
tall. lie has one gold tooth and his
right forefinger is stilt. The govern-
ment authorities are evidently oI; the
belief that the man may come , l‘his
way, and to the one who Ups 0 J.
R Thompson, the United States mar-
shal at Knoxville, Team, that Heath-
erly is here, there is a good chance
to get the $500.
Sidney «Mansfield, who has the
aliases of James B. Arnold, Joseph
Burns and Charles
office robber, B. F. Sherrell, the Unit-
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and according to the notice he will
give $100 for the apprehension of
Mansfield. Mansfield was arrested in
Chicago for a post oilice burglary in
Texas. He was moved from Chicago
to Texarkana, and on the night or
July 22, while he was in jail in Tex
arkana, he broke jail and fled. Mails.
field is described as being live feet.
hair is medium chestnut. He is a
machinist. Considering that men of
that trade are much in demand in
Connecticut cities noW, it may be that
Mansfield may be in one of the Con-
necticut factories working at his
trade.
Arthur Vallu, wanted in San Fran-
ctsco, is another for whom a reward
or $100 is “offered 11.1.1111; marshal at
San Francisco, and his cleverness is in;
dieated by the tact; that he escaped
from a train while he was being taken
irom 'Frisco to the federal prison at.
Leavonv‘Iorth, tKan._ Yalln is described
as being an air-convict and an all
around .bad man. He is 30 years old.
He has a tatoo or a shield above his
left; elbow. a seamen the point or his
alin won,
the three Io _ hem
(‘ourst-s is 13111111 loyc
assistants titan 11c ham liet 11 til it to lill.
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All the newest styles are easily made with
The New"! St
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King, is a post '
four inches tall and 33 years old. ,His »
Are You
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with you when Yaehllng, Camping.
Motoring. Fishing,
A nutritious, satisfying Food- Drink ready
in a moment. A good light luncbnvhen
tired or run down. Simply dissolve in water.
hot or cold. A fine night’s rest is assured !
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.‘Nofiubofltuto'lo“lnatu¢‘ood" 1 , FALL STYLE
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CHILD auanao. . 15,, .i \, Ei
WINDSOR LOCKS. Aug. 31.—-—Mar- _' .\. " " ,1”. ‘ . _ '
Jorie Rena "Donati, the ten year old ~ .. ’ F A5531; $01: 5“.“"5’1
daughter of Charles Donati of Grove 1 , , BOOK ,
street was badly burned into yester- " ” we have: 9115: offered 1.
day when her apron caught fire while - A0 ourjcustomers. ‘1
she was baking apples in the the box
of the kitchen stove.
mether were both badly burned in {ry-
In: do have here. All three were at- ‘
tended by physicians in the delgbbdro
hood and were later removed .to at: ,
Francis hoppital‘ln Harttor'd,
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HENDRIE HEARING CONTINUED.
The case of clone] (11.111111 Hen-
time. (loco
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Atlas. We
are uttering many other It-
trutlvc new September designs.
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[Iii a Copy “of the
MEW FALL
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Book of Fashions
TODAY ,
It is full of the Newedt
Advance lulumn Styles.
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llllilk .
or Golfing.
PORT CHESTER
For umu- 80M“ Gall
' ' Fred H Gannon.
'Funorll Director and Embatmerl
Dillon and Residence ‘
. Telephone m.
u. to. Main It. Go. Nat-walk.
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-SeasOn’ 3 Styles F aVor Patterns
A Chic Fall Costume
Mul‘lll l'ltternl 570516635. 'l‘wo .
of the new September designs.
SOUTH NORWALK
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C. V. CRAW GARAGE
Agent for TRUMBULL CAR
CARS FOR HIRE
it Hanford Place, Tel. 399.9
GE arm '
1 a:
HOWLAND'
Entrance on Main St, Faltfili‘
Ave and Cannon &. ‘1
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t AIk for cash price: for RED OAK
COAL.
THE WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3 Rowan Si. Tel 441 East Norwalk
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llonfl Forget
it) see
Tom Murray
31 South Main Street
So. Norwalk
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Be Surelts A
F RlESBIE'S
.’\llti from the l)(‘5l fresh fruits
obtainable. ‘ ‘
Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
Insurance ‘
Fire, Life, Accident. Plate Gian,
Workmen's Compensation, LiabtlL.
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety Bonds. .
Nourish Public.
Stemming Tickets
J. M. Layton 8r (0., Inc.
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
I 5 Railroad Ave, 80. Nor-walk
Children’s
DRESSES
Ages 6 to 14.
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50¢.
c oming school year.
M. Moltasch & Son
South Nor-walk.
You will be 111111-1111111191:8 to know
what 1,,-
llr. J. ll. Mallory
can do with your old teeth
,He can increase their usefulness
many times, can possibly add oth-
ers to them improving your looks
as woll as your health.
Delays are dangerous and IlwaYs
so with decayed teeth.
10 South Malnfi 8t. So. Norwalk
HOURS: 9 A M. to 5 P:,M.
Tuesday and Thursday evenings,
T’to 8 p. to. Sunday: by appoint.
ment only.
Made in ‘the Cleanest Plant. ,
Ask Your Grocer for Them i
Isl_\lts
just what: you need for, the .1
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Bridgeport. Conn.
Tuesday, Aug. 31, 1915,;
Store closes at 5 daily except
i.
Saturdays,
To measure-.411
Suits . :39 t
Coats“ $6 , ,_f
Skirtswfil. 25
ior “11111111 (ll 11111111111111111 fan‘-
,urt. tor noun-11 who \\'=111ltl ave
lllt time spent in st 11111: at lltllllt
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ismn of illlililltl 111.1it to lllClI
:(tltlt‘l', — an («wilcnt opportunity.
‘. From an) of the handsome
isittrtly our \utttinn trunk-11s. we
,11‘iil inakt' suits or skirts or Coats-9
at the charges nitntitmt-tl allot/cu
I'l‘his is lllt‘ lltakillg charge only. 1'
Ilt mrvrs all except the charge
for ialirit‘ and linings (1r spctinl
trimmings 'l‘ht-rt' is 110 ad lctl
lt'linrgt' for lllt' findings. ..,1
Ten new Charmin}: styles of 1.
,suits are illustrated now to; .’
t‘lit)t’1.~'lil}{, ‘
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liven larger number of skirt,
'stylt's; including pleated and:
yoke and or 3 piece styles."
Some skirts with paneled ('li'et'l,
some with either 5 or 7 cores. ' i
.\1111 any style of skirt may be
math width . that.
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in any
one “ishtsl
(oats (itlnr llllttl or with plain .
hnish~in snappy and in quiet»
li iitll 1101mm who places order
entitled to a htting.ll1is_
gives opportunity to remedy any I
trifling errors in iii and delays
but little the hnishingr of the suit.
or skirt
IS
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Possibly llt'Sl of all; we can
promise prompt delivery. 1 ,
The tailoring charges are
u ortli noting:
Suits, $9. Coats, $6. Skirts. $1. 25.
\la‘in floor, rear.
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COMPANY
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‘ CAUSES EYE STRAIN, BUT
my rest glasses relieves that
trouble at once. Should your
eyes cause you to have head-
aches, your vision blurs, wh
feel free to consult me. A ,
work guaranteed first-class
and done in my modem shop.
William J. Moore
OPTICIAN AND OPTOM‘ET‘
RIST.
, 155 Waehlngton St.
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIOT.
‘ ‘34 Washington st" So. Norwalk, Conn.
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Chiropractic is the definition ol the
cause or the disease and the art. .012:
adjusting the same. Diaease is banned} .
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the ;
backs Even if doneln childhood,»
it creates..pinohed nerves and pain in, ~
later life in the different organs and
limbs. ‘
Chiropractors remove the cause oil
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve dyes“;
terns in your body. :Female ironies
given special attention: also curvature“ '
of the spine. You will never regret.
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you. ' ‘ .,
Magnetic treatments given 111110.
T. Francis, 1) C.
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Graduate trout Palmer school, the
discoverer. 3 .1 ’ ‘V
li-GERMA‘NIA. 110111
M. FLEURY Proprietor.
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