\VEDNESDAY. SEPT, I, 191
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL "”3
complete stock of— I
Cotton Blankets l
ALSO
The New
Outing Hannah
for all time are being shown.
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwaik.
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1-H“ 11:th Records
Now On Sale. Come and
‘Look Over the September
-List.
0 N N ,4 ll; \"S
STATIONERY STORE,
So. Main St." So. Norwalk,
‘ciiiiiiws
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WEATHER FORECAST.
l‘ozei N in; Norwalli and vicinity:
Pa 11‘]! tonight: 'ljhursda)‘ partly cloudy
an Nightly warmer.
“he ridge of high pressure is 111m"
in; slowly euwward and now exiunda~
{rosin 'l‘ennnamr- to
)1 "no. it is coming low temperatures
in all districts east of the Mississippi
riv'er Adieturbance \Vllltll is central
lhif 11101ni112 met Florida is causinzx
unsettled. shower) weaiher on the
Rain Gulf and South Atlantic coasts.
Fronts were reported this mornim:
lrtjm Portland. Me, and Northfleld.
V1: The temperature is rising slowly
in :ll1e western districts:
11m~1heastwaril
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
i TODAY. ”
I‘cm'pcraturc: Low, 76; high,
1 Clear.
iliiam F. Hoyt, of this city, is in
H rttord, today. on busineso.
here ‘ill be a fluainesa meeting of
St Peters fieimah‘l‘ni’theian Thumb
Tllursday evening. '- ,
Ali myb .) A. .W“ ,.,
. Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Price,
Mott avenue. are aim-mild
un;t}l after Labor Day.
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Mrs. J. R. Gritteth returned to Nor
with: yesterday after enjoying a
month a vacation at Oak Bluffs, Mans
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Il’inocle will be enjoyed at the Elks“
Lodge. tomorrow evening. The usual
nild‘lber of enthusiasts arewxpecled:
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ers. Anna Sullivan, of Bridgeport,
laivisiting with Former Sheriff and
1111:. William Vollmer. of West ave-
niie. . . .
‘4'.
sec red 11 position, as a tool~makera.
' inf! c Remington Arms
factory in Bridgeport.
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, Jacob Ayior. chauffeur for ’Mrs
' James Cousins, of Main street started
today on hisi annual vacation. He
trill have a two weeks' rest.
Ssxuson Therlauit, or this city, has
Company's
.jThe semi-annual meeting , of Old
Well Hook and Ladder Company will
he held at the Central Fire Station on
Mondai evening, Sépterhber 13th.
~-.Mrs A. B Ghiotto and two sons. of
13hrritt avenue returned home last
evening. after spending a three weeks‘
vkcation with Mrs. Ghiotto’a
> and brother-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Southard. of Bridgeport They
report having a fine tim6. ' r
In the case of Mrs. Blanch L. Mc—
Lean against the City of Norwalk the
Superior Cburt has passed in favor on
the bill for $100 presented ‘by Mrs.‘
Fchean for stenographer's services
during the WolltLMoelléi' arson case.
‘ j and the matter has been adjusted sat.-
’ilslactorily.
As 1180111?ch
_ Emma.
. (.. Deposit your spare dollars
. fbenefi promptly and enjoy the
4% Interelst Paid
hero
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‘V‘lillllt‘tl lmt siiino piles ol’ Rllf‘llh‘ and
oil-or iletziilq nl‘ mrslm‘ lmiiuohcening‘
‘vwnn'l’ the \‘iicneut idea what to (in
about the mailer.
’"lVlllllll! to u familv of ov‘sters. even
'iiy 011”qu oy‘atei hum, nodln’placo of ,, ‘ ,
.m: Wthtaflm law owned? mm [W ue.- -
sister ~
Hubbell.
.continue'Saturday, Suhday and habor
‘ rectors of the Holyolro Street Railwav
‘Jorwaik oyster growers who are
‘Isiderably worried over the possi
'1_\' of a " failure this year. are»
hing effgya to determine the causel
1he trouble. There is considerable:
~ .rspaper cmnment concerning 1111;;
rtei and one solution is offered inl
New York nenqmpei this morning
thus: ’
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The oysters of Connecticut. as;
11180 mouthed a family as New Eng-1
have left their belle'
in apparent haste and some"
whole or other. What the complaint?
"-‘(N no Connecticut rlrnows ‘-
'l‘he only ibing,r they are certain of is
4111' :in averece income of about $1.-
'1‘-<lm’1'l has hopped blithely out of
'llPll‘ crip. "
"1111i ever knew.
non e
fll‘OW (‘i'
“This mason, as in all seasons past,
‘he growiu‘s hail (ltlnt‘ everything in‘
‘li-iir power to focue the minds of thi-
nn the work in hand. The
‘ieils were made and mom-thine fixed
1‘or 11 snappy season of multiplication.
What. then. was the amazement of the
"mentors to discover When llioy look-
"ll over the sets:
"Helen:
that (werr .uinelv
orator. even the. little fat ones hardlr
rilil enourh to know the difference be ‘
'Ween “won: and richt. had fled from;
it: damn anarlmenle'.’
Nothinfr re-
,‘V‘Jusr at prorent the growers?
To communicate
‘honeh nne’u nreument he nerfectiv
”air. is lolallv impossible. A1: a re
nil the bed-owners are silling around
’1‘ their tugs waiting for something to
turn up, '
“Persons who knpv nothing at all
haul the. situation'aro oi the opinion
that the. oysters have left Connecti-
nni': beach bound shores because of
the prevalence of summer balhera
There is a certain tvpe 0! Connecti
cut bother an constructed that a stroll
overpovsler shells 1- moan; practically
«momma inmates. 'and theaé demon
watt-rs: are likely to ”all anything?
'01 oyster or human ’6 " "i ‘
"Anyway Corihbctteut in “temporal-
crude of growera' conversation evl
dent which burns. over telephone
yet out of danger.
The toadsloola were'purchased by
residents, of Bostwick avenue and
Spruce street, from a pcddler. Mon—
day afternoon, in the belief that theyl
were mushrooms. The families that‘
had DulCllfl’=(’d the supposed mush-
rooms were ta‘. on violently ill shortly
after eating them
‘ ART» EXHIBITION. . , . !
A‘it exhibitions to be given in New
Canaan and Silvern‘iiue are attracting
attention. The New Canaan exhibition,
held in the library building, will con- i
tinue un‘til Sept 11, the stars of the‘
show being Putnam Brinley, Karl An
derson, Oseip L. Linde and Henry S;A
' The exhibition of the group
of artists'who live in Silvermine will
Day.
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coumav CLUB TENNIS.
Robert van ' Burenh easily defeated
Manice Lockwood, Jr.,,yand Keogh
won from Harold ~Wilaon- in the match-
es played yesterday afternoon for lie
Norwalk Country“ Club tennis cham
plonahip ,ln singles. Van "Buren‘
scored a victory with the games of
the sets at. 6~3,; 6—31. Keogh was
forced to three sets beforia he finally
came through a winner, the score be-‘
ing 2—4;, 6-1-4 9—7. The match was
a thriller as the scores of the nets
indicates. . .
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:ravmo ro. SETTLLE sraiKE.
'HOLYOKE, Mass 3 pt. 1—Gover-
nor Walsh became the control more
in the Holyoke trolloymen'e strike to
day by mahglng to meet with the di-
Saving: 1111i...
MERRILL BUSIN‘
open every day for the enrollment of
students and assignment of courses.
is 1301111113 Y.
00111 Forgel
to see
Toin Murray
31 South Main Street
So. Norwalli
FALL TERM OPENS
Day School —— Wednesday, Sept. let. 1
Evening School —— Monday, Sept. 20th.
BOOKKEEPING
COMMERCIAL LAW
PENMANSHIP
ARITHMETIC
RAPID CALCULATION
COMMERCIAL FORMS '
BANKING
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
“'1‘ give our graduates all possible assistance in obtainingr '
the present time EVERY (’ili.\l.)l';\'l‘li of our Complete and Secretarial
Courses is Employed During the year “'1: have hail more calls for office i
SHORTHAND
’STENOTYPY
‘- TYPEWRITING
SPELLING
MIMEOGRAPHING, ETC.
assistants than we have been able to fill.
FREE BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
SOUTH NORW‘ALK
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PERSHING FAMILY FUNERAL.
CHEYENNE, Wye, Sept.
ing and her three daughters,
Commercial activity
in the larger Wyoming towns was to
cease during the services out of re-
.Bpect for the dead.
viorliinc'in the festive cxl’iitehce of him“
The funeral party arrived early to
day from the Preaidio. At Lake. View
cemetery one grave was n1ado.roady
ti) receive the four bodice alter the
cerenloniea.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sepl.1.~~l’ack
lug house No. 5 of the E. l. DuPont
didatea for the force at this fact nine
inches.
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
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Pointo for Sentinel Readers to Con'
older When Out Shopping.
stamped goods in the art needlework
department. The adv. gives a full list
or. different article: to be had.
School shoes made tor service at:
Glovérhs
sum at Road's.
and the necessity of endless
health and money by getting
benefiting‘iqby the conveniences
econ‘dmiea {if a McDougall
Cabinet sold by A. J. Collins as
1.v~l1‘un.l
eral services for Mra. John J. l’ereh-i
who:
perished in a tire at the l’reaidlo. San‘
Francisco, last week. were to be" held‘
rhero yesterday.
J. l. Malletto carries a. full line of '
School days are near at'hand. Your
children can be fully equipped with.
all necessary clothing for a. reasonable
Banish drudgery. unfinished work _
steps
from your kitchen. Save your strength
and
and
Kitchen
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STAMFORD
“my
1Lil-“’Season’s Styles
1 All the newost styles are
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ital-tire new September dunno.
C. J. MINTZ 81
LADY TENNIS PLAYERS MATCH.
The lady tennis players of the
Knob Club will endeaior to "come
back" in a return match with the
team representing the Norwalk’Coun-
try Club on the latter courts tomor~
row afternoon Interest in the con
test is at high pitch and a good crowd
ENGLISH GRAMMAR
LETTER WRITING
McCALL
Patterns
THE NEW
SEPTEMBER
McCALLi
Patterns
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F RlESBlE’S
Made in the Cleanest Plant.
A1111 from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Be Sure its A PIE
Ask .Your Grocer for ,Them
Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
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HOWLAND’“
wa-
Entrance on Main St, Fair-51$. "7
Ave and Cannon 3..
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Bridgeport, Conn.
Wednesday, September I 1915‘.
Store closes at 5 daily except g. A
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‘Fire, Life, Accident, Plate GlaSS,
Workmen's Compensation, Liabili.
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety Bonds. . ‘
Notaries Public.
Steamship Tickets
J. M. Layton 81 f 0.. Inc.
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positionu.
, ‘ ‘ ‘ w ‘ REAL ESTATE lNSURANCE
POR'I (lilabllult I 5 Railroad Ave., 80. Norwalk
Children’s ‘
DRESSES A
Ages 6 to I4 .. ....... 50¢
Just what you need for the
mining schohl year.
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ill. MollasclrdSou
South Norwalk.
Favor Patterns
easily made with
Bedood
Varnuun
by keeping in physical
trim and you wifiogde the best
‘wlres. ’skidli over the. taflrailc of tugs Nemoura Powder Com any in,“ _ 1 ' ' friend to yourself and a 91688-
and causes canned oysters in roll over if mm... C“. 1,1“; up 10:”, 4.3““; Plibllcallon S ure 3‘" others. MOBt sicknm
on ”‘9 shelves." ' “ Harold Bennett, the engineer. Three ,. . hill the ordinal.” 3.“
‘ " other men‘wcre missing in the flrht‘ NOW ON SALE ‘ mmor allmgnftsththe d}. St“:
TOADSTOOL V'CT'MS RECOVER' tally made alter the explosion. Plnolo ' organs, an or t ese 9‘1 men
. lNG- A ( ,is about 15 miles from here on the Get a Copy of the ,
BRIDGEPOR’I‘, Sept. l;~’--0f the? shore of San Pablo Bay.
eight persons '~v’vho became 'ili lifter , MEW FALL
eatingloadstoole, 1111 but two had. re— POLICEMEN 1N TRAINiNG CAMP. MCCALL
covered today. Mr. and‘ Mrs. Louis NEW HAVEN, Sept. 1-4119 police Book of Fashions
Max, of 635 Bostwtck avenue. WM? commissioners, yesterday. voted to
’ among those who ate the toadstools send two members of llllapollce tori-e TODAY
““1 the-“”5 "‘ S" “mm hm“ ‘° ”‘9 .Clllzent" ”mm” “min 8‘ it is full or the Newept ‘ ii have become the most popular
to]. where it. is said their condition _l’latisburgh, this month. it ciao v0- Thu Nowe-tStylo -‘ AdvancoAutumn Styles. AChic FallCnohm remedy, bécause the are so
is a. little improved, bill they are not led to fix the minimum height of» can- 111011 l‘atlornn 111.19 1111119 We :l‘ffl‘ {Emggflgfffihgf safe, so certain,an prompt
in their beneficial action.
They tone the stomach, stim-
ulate the liver, regulate the
bowels. By cleansing the
system and purifying the
SOUTH NORWALK
CONN.
. [or HMO-dot. We. Call
. .Frod H. Gamma. .
Funeral Director and Elohim-1
onto. and 11.11am.
Telephone 004.
.M Coda-in It. Do. Nor-walk.
hmumBNt
lhdmnfmmh
Sold «carbon. 111 boxes. Ice" 25c.
is expected to witness the‘ struggle
lNSURANCE MEN AT SHORE.
About twenty of the agents and dis-
trict superintendents of the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company spent
Saturtday afternoon at Dorlon's Point.
The baseball game provided all kinds
of fun. The twat teams were called
FALL STYLES
now on sale.
Lorna Solo of hay Medicine in tho World. '
. duckp. Pantihu’as and
means of protecting food and reduce
1113 living expenaee. Call at their store
and let then: explain the details of
their club plans. .,
REOE T ARRIVALS OF VESSELs.
N YORK, Sept. 1.—-Arrlved: —.
su- NS‘Buiii; Bottordam ..
.1 early
LE te'liiifi-WE‘ .c-LUB REUNION.
N ‘AVlliN, Sept d.«—The reunion
of the Le’g‘lbl‘atlve Club or 191513 be’-_
shore, today. By the time dinner was “"-
to be served in the early afternoon.
it wall! expected that 260 members
would be present. The early, arrivahi
had 1.1111111: to take a dip in the i
Boundvshlvered at the prospect as the
wind was brick and cool, and are 7’;
coats and cops were found to be mood
suitable for the occasion than whit ,
export shirts. j_ ""
Hylands and Gratis
pings. the game ended with the Grafts
leading.
game were the piping of Dr House
a: second base" and as umpire, and
Dr Manama at second base Dr. Mun-
son caught a warm one off the bat
in"
home run walop was .a feature. Graft,
behind the bat, showed up hell, £1.1ch "
ing everything but the foul tips. After
lug field altxMOmfiuglfln.» on the “same game, all sat down to a shore din~
Later in the afternoon the party
went by automobile to Savln Rock-ri-
‘Slamford Advocate. ‘
vacuum. DEATH Was Accipaur.
AL. 3339 1. _‘ . .
Coroner Pile .
«in; that William J Bendell who “W. 1
After seven in-
.‘i"1 to 21) Features of the
the game} Mr. Hyland’s
we
{1.11.116 mand-
Swansea Pa'rraaus lb
we have ever offered
to our customers.
It contains, .
fashion; represented in
no other Style Book!
Only. 'ien 1......
when purchased ,
.with one ‘5 cent.
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111 11011le iii run
blood they prove that they _
limbs.
given special attention; also curvature
ioliii Q.
l'l.11n or in ll”lllt(l or chucked .
or striped p.1ll11n<.
11111] b; liltifllllit
l 1111s the) how rii'cntly 11cm _,
are about half of original prices. ,
A1111 those (imp as here llllil. i
Now $3.25 Now 8.1 111111 $13.50
$2.25 $.3-75 ‘
Now $111 Now $12.50 and $15
$560 $8.50 .
Now $ so i
$14. 50 I.
“bile Skirts tquall) acceptable:
for indoor or outdoor \\t"ill. ’
Now $1.15 0w 33:55 _,
95c $161 1 i
Sc conil floor
COMPANY
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Over a Desk - -
CA'usee EYE s'rumN. BU‘I
‘ my root glasses relieves that '
trouble at once. Should your, ,' ”
eyes cause you to have head- ,
inches, your vision blurs, why, ’
feel free to consult me. All
work guaranteed first~claeo
and done in my modem shop.
William J. Moore
OPTICIAN AND OPTOMET-
RIST. ’
l . 155 Washington St.
The, A NEW Science
9‘4. 4.
DEFlNlTION 0F CHIROPRACTIG
Chiropracticls the definition of the; .
cause of the disease and the art of ' '
adjusting the same. Disease is caused ’1'
by a. wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood '
it creates pinched nerves and pain in ,
later life in the different organs and
Chiropractors. remove the cause" of!“
disease and pain, hearth'h restored
through harmonizing the nerve aye-23'
terns in your‘body. Female 1mm. ‘
of the spine. You will never regret.
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you.
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Magnetic treatments given also. l
T. Francis. D. C.
34 Washington st. Bo Norwalk, Connr
Graduate from Palmer School, the .
discoverer. '.‘ “‘1
M. FLEURY Proprietor. ’
EUROPEAN PLAN
Room. 501: day, 31.50 Vllfifllf
, and ,up. . ,
Railroad Ave. ‘ so. Norwp'lirf
‘bYacant property can be rented and
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