Evening sentinel, Friday, September 3, 1915 · page 8

 

 
 

 

 

5 Fable, of \l'tmlptlrt.

_ wood.5ol' South Norwalk.

5 t‘erday.-

PAGE EIGHT

To Colt P; layers

For fite dollars per y,ear we ca n.n
write a policy insuring to the limit 011 . ‘ .
ten thousand dollars, protecting 111215 M” M “ 595”“ has ”5‘“er to,
policyholder from claims for injuries IBoston. utter a visit with her mother,;
caused by him “bile playing 80”. thIs William J. Foster, of Reed street
any person or persons provided, hon
ever. the liability shall in no e1ent ex-
ceed five thousand dollars for damages 1 this seat-on b_1 the Hillside Hunting
for such injuries to anyone person il’igeon t‘lub. will take plate tonight.

Taylor & Golden:

Telephoyne 1239 South Norwalk, Conn

 

 

 

 

"he lschot‘laitts meet in their club‘
quarters on the steamboat dotk this:
1 .ening. I

 

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The 111111 of the training tiles held!

Mr and Mrs. I-‘rede1ick Butkley, 01:
West Main street, have 1eturned home
utter 21 1111-1 it's tacatlon spent in Mame.

 

 

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: 1311.1'11'11. ha.- returned aim-1' an t‘htt‘lltl-

' ‘;1-11 11:11. 121 1111111». lizoolthn 11.111
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~Shoul1ler l;11ul1..-'l1t lit. N. Y. 111.1,

‘ The lit-ll Star. No 18, anti tlu1 ltis»
1‘.ill i't'tltl'll [unor-

_\i:.<> l-.1l11>l .‘ilt‘l 1111.1 5!.11'111'1- tiistl-arrin; t‘tiill into the
run train .1. 1111- 1111.11.1‘11111111g at (‘lval' 11-11-1115 5. (111115 t-nal 111111111115 in Water
llt‘ltl. Pitt Vfitrmu‘. '

Sit-("s orchestra \till ,9... to ltitige- t=r(,f_ lCtiwnl‘tl Hands. of New 1.5111"

field tomcht to play at the chauffeurs doll. “in. .1 ”51m”. in 1111111 last ““11”
1’5““ 5” ”5‘5“ 5‘”““' plle attended the (5Hlllttitt’ t‘lttb enter-
tainment.

ilti (‘111113111 N111 i'oI'lt. has
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been visiting:

"I“, k ““5"" a roll 1111lll1 social, :11 lht

1.111l1ia 1‘1I‘~

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Mrs l.. .\l. .\ll11r anti Miss Mildred .-
Aller have returned from :1 six 1111111115 ‘
outing at Ilelhlt-hem, .\'. ll. 5‘

night‘s roll '
1‘ lill>il't""‘ lIlt‘t1lillu‘

141111111 111111111111 sunk. ttzr 111. N.

Y. Market.

 

Roast. beet". 11111 lb. N. Y. Mitt.
--......_ 15 H""‘”“"
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Arnold and: New 1o‘1't-= 11.11 li21'il‘ 1115'? ('illlllt‘t‘
d‘illtllll“ ‘. tll i.t\\'is sitar-1.11111 \‘isiti1tn1to be “Intuit-5' S1: 1111 =12l1111' ltilh. Sioux-'1

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and barber shop» 11111-111 11111 applIt'a-
lion blanks are kept tor di~tlibtttion.

report that they are going fast.

relatl't'u in .11111'1111' llill. \"eu Jersey.

There will he a meeting of the Gov-
erning Committee 01‘ the .\‘or11'ttllt
Yacht Club at the club house. this ev-
ening at ti o‘clock.

 

The receipts of tho uptown post-5
ofiice are. steadily increasing anti the
_‘_"—‘ :hope is entertained of passing the

5‘ ““5“ ”f typhoid fever “5“ "“0“ 'thirty thousand mark for this year 1
ed to ”"8"“ mm" W. J T' ”"93 “‘5 The increase in retelpts for August'
Wllliam Dattalo. 0f 50 1.10116 over a yearmgo is $137.36. Last your

street is ”“3 victim. ill1t1. total was about $27,001). i

ML and M” Chm” Hickey, or The contract awards {or supplies 1115
Camp avenue, Stamford, entertained, the Town li‘artn have been mode in
recently, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sher-yme Charity Board. They KNOW: "l‘
55 Bresner. meats; Holmes, Keeler at"

‘Kent, food; G.‘Joseloti. groceries; 1‘.;
New A. Skelly. tobacco; Bryanth Besne,i
clothing; Hanlon 131115., crockery. !

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5—Porter House steak, 280 lb.
qut‘k Market.

'thtle Miss Sophia Mitchell,

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The week of cleanup sales at Tris- '

. 5_,5Unién street, is spending her vacation tram & Humanities to arrow, and the
1 3111111 1191 aunt 11100111111111 on the liudhlnnontlonrhps met vi h a rush 19:
. son and Newburgh, N. Y.

trade by patrons who were quick to
appreciate the thniice to pick up odds

 

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5 The regular monthly meeting of the and ends of reliable merchandise all

board of tlirettors of the South Nor-1110mmal prices. Wh1le 1t 13189 amount

‘ walk Public Library will he held inih“S been sold there i3 still 8001‘] NW

‘5 1 leg yesterday afternoon when 11 motor-

82 Washington St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
55 . _

56°15 Charles L Thorpe,‘ 83 Ward street, ,,

Cameras, Photo Supplies, Paper, Films,

at 'ing in o1ery department, and late com-.
'0”. still have an opportunity to save'
imoncy. The sale will end tomorrow

night.

the Library Building this evening,
8 o'clock.

Miss (‘I'onan and Rev. Mr. Neldle
man. of N011 York last evenini. psi
slsted Rev. Ilarry Crossett. of Mount

Vernon. at the mid-week Rem tee in‘
l 111 t evenln . on
the East Avenue M. E. church. ‘ 01dltttu‘y business 55 g

 

-—Corn beet. 101' lb. N. Y.

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Margaret, four years old da'ughterlm the loyal Outer of Moose, who met
at the home in South Main street.

The teguittr weekly pinochle was}
played last night in the Ellts' Home}

cycle fell on her The little girl was in South Main sit-.eet and will con
inspecting the. machine, which was tinuc next. Thursday evening. Last;
standing near her home. and insome‘ night's scores: ‘reot'ge (‘ort1vrlght,l
way managed to pull it over. Dr. it» 4.615: Frank Buckholtz, 4,310; John;
J. Tracey treated the injury. W. Sculley. 2.720.

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sustained painful bruises on the right

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The annual banquet of South Nor-1
walk Council. Knights of Columbus.3

NEW HOTEIL MAHAOKEMO.
liadles' Grill and gentleman's lunch
room open until 11:30 p. 111. Popular
prices: Table dfhote lunch titty cents.
11:30 to '2 p. m. Table d'hore dinner.
seventy-five cents, 6:30 p. m. to 8 p.
m. Served in main dining room.

KODAKS.

October lltlt.
ofllcet's of the council held after the.i
regular tiloctiug last night this date;
was decided upon.

John F. McMahon, William F.T11n1-

many and Dr. D l‘. Sullivan. The
etc.

.Stilison-Poweil Corporation
PRESClPTlON onuomsrs.

day evening The election of officers
was deferred from last night. to the

next meeting. .
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Deposited before Saturday
. noon in this bank; will draw '-
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icupied the. attention of the memberst

will he held Coitunbtta eve. Blond-"1M”

At a meeting of thei .- ..

The following .
11cm elected the. speaker’s cotttntittee15"5i

next meeting will be held next Tues i55

1 1111; team from the
‘ terday afternoon

: th Knob players lost the match of being hotly contested. Both players

55111115 highly exciting and it remained employed varied tactics in the last;
- for Miss Julia. Lockwood to make poo set to score a'victory. It proved to be,

' 1 She detected Miss 'Holon dodoux in on the Country Club courts. The

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by Miss Lockwood carrying the set ' WW—W" 5*” — ‘7‘“
jWe Give OUR MOTTO and club victory for the Gentry club. 1
. latter the contest refreshments were ' "' fi—-———
and Redeem. served at the clubhouse 3 8‘
Premium ' Quality, Service, ' , ores I ERI [N No Stairs
Trading 123 Washington St. SOURCES OF THE RAIL SHIPPED Ill one to Climb
:Stamps. 1 Tel. 371. Low Prices. l TOMATO CROP —_ TRUE To ITS NAME.
1 1 ' WASHINGTON. Sept 3—Beginning5 5' '
early in the year and continuing until Make Your Kitchen the B '
est Ro
late in the fall, tomatoes are shipped 9 om m the House.
CREAM Th B commercially from over half of the: II S EAS i
_ , e est states of the Union. There is prob] . . _
Buttel. That Money 29c“) illbiy no other perishable vegetable: A liloosllleg K‘tChen Cabinet and 3 Sterling Range and you
ERY Can Buy. ;cemmonly grown out of doors in the5 5m] e a ay
,United States which appears on that JOIN OUR HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET
market through a longer season than: CLUB 0R OUR STERLING RANGE
PURE 12L COMPOUND 10 ‘ diet- the tomato. 1‘5 5 CLUB
’ Florida. of course, with its location
LARD CB LARD CB and climate. stands as the premier
111-1210 state and starts the tomato
movement each year in January. The
MAINE c FULL CREAL. F5 L ”5"”555” “'5""”- 1““("l as New York
P { ‘HEE 0c and Ohio, finish out the season in Oc-
1 Utatoes . pk J B tober. and b_\' the time the movemenr
. 17* 0V91‘1 aintroltilnatelt' twelve thou-
_ wand cars are mow-l for table con-
LEAN 0U! I)ERS ' 1] lb 1111:111ti131. l31111101113112 to a l‘et't1ltt5sut‘-
‘ Q?! 1111' 11111 e ,vihe llepurt 1111—111 1,1" 1
SMOKED L . ’ c . :tuliure and ptlblisntti in Bulletin No.
'.‘91 “:lttll Shipmtnts 1111i llistIibutioIt
\ of Fresh Tomatot ~' 111 1111-31' 1‘
Corn Flakes M0 FHER COOKS _. ltlmida ships about half the toma-
10c size TOMATO . CAN. l‘f“"‘.”.'“‘5"“ ‘5"”"’ ““5" W“ ”“555“
4 1.11 25¢ SOUP 6L Very Good. "'1’” MW J""""~"» 1'11" '1‘1'111111111d11n11.
. lapprort'itnulely 1.711111 l'ill'n apiece. The1
.- other Hates glow tomatoes in smaller?
MILK CRACKERS Oven Pounds iquantities, but in certain districts
SODA CRACKERS. Fresh. C jsut‘h as West Tennessee, the crop is.
For pt great local 11npot'tant-11.
i ‘ The bulletin presents llgures show-
BEST ing that a total or twelve thousand
1 ’ ( 11-111.; 111-1111 111011111: but this by 110
FAMILY fAMlLY FLOUi< )SC bag 'IItoans represents the entire tomato
crop, since 1111 effort was made to ex-
,1'lude those going to ('flllllE‘l‘lt’> anti
GRANULATED ms 25 LB SACK ,1iltsup factories. When demand tot“
‘ UG R 0 'tonmtoes in the markets is heavy. it is
S A fol- l 5 intore profitable to ship the tomatoes
which were originally intended for the
grunnerien. but if the market is weak:
larger quantities are offered for can- $1 .00 will deliver a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet' YOUR
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1 , wot a Stet R
Free. ' SAT URDAY Free. ' There are certain localities whetei $5 00 , mg}! , , _ "oME
. it in more profitable to raise tomatoes 1A“ Qumkly- as the Membersh1p ‘5 L‘m‘t‘ed‘
l t'or canning than for table use. New ‘ ‘
STERLING FURNITURE
A Good Siz d Fibre Grass Satchel Free with . of their production "“0 the can, so! ' CO.
at can of Premium Baking Powder 0 that the total used for this purpose! 127-129-131 'WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 5105.
“1% _is more. than that shipped tor/table' OPPOSITE HOYT’S THEATRE
Hilfi- ' 11 l , ___= 4 ‘ , 45
'1 Most of the table tomatoes are ~~
10 STAM¥S FREE WITH THE FOLLOWING: picked when green and. "5”“ in -' 'M'“ W *" {W Jr" ' '“"""'55
‘1 h ‘
paper to ripen on the way tomarketi 5 NEWLY RENOVAT
. ....... . . ED.
” I W Vinegar . ' 5°C " ‘“ "WW” "“9““- 7"“ f" a ““m‘ 1'L CENTRAL [101 EL JOB at 8588A BROP
,. 1- pkg. Pickling Sptcc- . . . . .,.'.‘ . . . . '-..-_' . , ,.,. . . .' 19¢ ' box of your; bad proficrred to send ltoi 1. Corner Monroe and Chestnut $1, t 5 h N .
2 . .1 . . .1 . _ ‘.1 cc orwa
i 1 bot. Root Beer Extract .......... ~..'."."... 1’....‘1... 151: "up to mark”! M“ When ripe,a“‘.ii 31' M l"k
. *‘ shipped when fully ripe by electric, 3111 ’1 ‘ ‘
‘ 1 Pkg- 1er Powder . . . . . . . . . . .,.'1 . . . . . . . . .1311. . . . 10c ””9“- "lmks and 0m" c°“"°l’““°°31' i - ' “”5“; by “‘5’ °' "a a ”Sin“ ”mes
_ _ _ . ' 7,1- The different tomato-growing locali-; Every room well mull.“ dull-lo lights and as.
I can Queen Braking POWdel‘ . . ~ . . . n 1 . 1 n . . - - o ....... XOC lfips endenvor to “use their Crop 80 as! g
1 box Shaker Salt . . . . . . . ..... . . ... . . 10C 5“°‘ 1° be i“ “mpemi‘m wm‘ 9““ °""]| Everything first
, , . er, and every effort is made to rut-1h.l
1 I Pkg. Corn StarCh . . ".' . . . .......... . 1 ..... . ..... 10C tilt? crop [0 mark” bt‘X‘OI't’ the local m. -N'.‘ __ g _—_= H
i '5 tomatoes come in. The last of the ‘
5 scuthern crop in irequentlv wasted _ ' -
because it cannot sell in competition! JF WISH NEW] YEAR-- CARDS
_ with northern tomatoes. J ' 5
’ 5 The bulletin published by the De-i . .
{B05 i S -EXTRA. UIT, S partntent "of Agriculture contains] Bri erman Bros North Mam Skeet
Good Quality 11 charts showing the. shipping periods,l : ' gg ‘ .1 . ~ ' o Haggard-Block.
. f . . . .
Our Boys’ Suits are made in all wool Cassi— o the various “mm a map With ”"51
mews Se es and ScotCh Mixtures tomato-producing sections indicated. __ __ .1 I .._,
' rg . innd a‘list of the railroad stationm- 5 ‘ _— ‘.—
PRICES ARE $3, 98 TO $7.98. shipping tomatoes with the amount . . ‘
shipped from each. i We are showing the most wonderful
ACO BY’ l . e arl Fall and Winter Garments in town at
CONNECTICUT AHEAD IN ' l - ' prices lower than any other-store. We.
V" V V V V SCHOOL BANK DEPOSITS. hear the comment from every woman that has bought from us this
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED . : season, saying that we have the handsomest garments they have
So Says General A dvocate of Savings': seen. Come without‘delay and get a. smart suit, coat. dress, skirt,
Syotem-‘aEducatlon Board's Report ' ’4 waist‘ or hat and trimmings, Ind wear the best made goods for less
.1 , 1.- ’ )7 Forthcoming. . money than you would pay elsewhere. COME AND BE CONVINCED.
That Mrs. S. 'l.. Obcrholtzer. the gen-i .
A carloaa of oral advocate of the school savings, " r Cloaks &
bank system‘savs Connecticut is muk-é ' 5 - . .’ - -
V E R L A N5 D5-5 in one of the best records for its pro-i 1' , Mllllnery
portionate scholar bank deposits, and 33 SOUTH MAIN 5'1" SOUTH NOR\VALK
that school children deposited 539,-jl 4
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 909. 76 in this way for the school year‘ ~- 1 'WA
. -: ' ended 1912-1913, are two interesting
'.' V A A81 BROTHE5R5S GARAGE titabementa that will be included in the 1 . . p - . , "
biennial report. for 1914-1915 or Sec 0 B J k as WALL STREET
1 .
- AGENTS .retary Charles D. H‘lDE' Of “18 State , . . ac son NORWALK ‘
5 iboard of education. This reports is OPTICIAN PHONE 438
Smith N°Twflk C‘mm ._ lnow in the hands or the printers and
' 5 ' will be issued within a short time. .
- 1 - - The 'uccount of savings banks goes 5Everythmg m the Optical Line
While all matches werehotly (1011- f it .
- on to say that since 1913 the 0 0w
tested Miss Lockwood and Miss Lo- mg towns 1111 d“ state supervision _ .,, .
13111111011111 111° “1111,1151‘38, 11:311.... 0111mm senor-sumo 1...... Eyes Examined Free
I-Amfs 51E5N5N‘I855 MATCH 01‘ e afternoon. The “I b a! e5system11: Bolton, Bridgewater,Canton1 \ 5 5
11 nor would decide the c u' w nnar Chester. Chatham, Colebrook Colum-

made the match all the more interest-
ing and the large gallery was inten-
'5'51‘119 .tady tennis representatives ottsely absorbed in the outcome. Miss
the Norwalk Country. Club dotentcdlliodoux started 05!! with the that not
ob Club you- in whirlwind fashion, allowing her op-

.11 return match, ponont only two games. The next set
the victory being the seéontb' one asiwant to Miss LockWood, each point.

 

111 t tSaturday. Yohtorday’a contoati commandeered all their strength and

slbio o. victory for the Country club. 'ono of the boat matches ever played

his deciding match with the not scor- games see-sawed. each rived: 111"“

 

' and
8.2-8. H, and 6—8.. The W' many rallies Vresulted. At one time
. "ON 1111,“ Rollin scored 1111:. Lodoux had won the idrantolfi
1‘.: 51m} 51161111“ 1111311 31111 Mrs.l some Ind the “ole at tho next some
data; no edict in tho court-st. on out ill-love in 1101‘ Mar. 1111-: cool:-

 

 

6—3-41. 1111 114-151 Milli: Mar- lably winning ‘ltor service game. who :
1 silhrlte lititbb’oil won from 111111111. not was triumphant to dance. The "
‘ Vet-1111 011111111101 161111155. tho cot- bt‘i-" Ignition were otubhornly foul“

bia, Coventry, Cromwell, East Lyme,
Ellington, Essex, Kent, Middl‘ofleld,
Montrlhe. North Canaan, North Ston-
lngton, Old Lyme, SMIsbury, ISay-
brook, tSharon, Sherman, Somers Sut-
field, Tolland, Warren, Washington.
Waterford, Willington.

The report will give the number 0:
teachers in the public schools as 5, 867
and the average monthly wages of the
men or 58111. so and 0! Women 3,61. 63.
The increase in valuation at school
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remained the same, istnoteworthy. In
1913 they were trained“ 821,097,-
280267 and in 1914 $22,351,938;65.
This is accounted for by the emotion
of new and more expensive punctures
in the place of old buildings.

 

ARABIC 'BRbDE IN HARTFORD.

HARTFORD. Sept. 3.-—_Williun (Bid-
ing and his bride, Miss Violet H. Al-
dorsou, one or the Arabic autumn.-
arrited at the home of 111-. Riding, in
. .1 , 1 East Hartford. Thursday evening. She-
arrived in New Y01‘k5 tram firm!
on the St.Paul.Thu1-lday55 mum
Mr. Riding and his parent: mot nor
there. ‘

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lam B. Kinkaid, in St. Paul's Chapel.
Trinity parish, New York city. They
had-planned to be married on the
steamer. but changed their plans. The
bride was attended by Mrs. Ada Sher-
field. a sister of the groom.

Mrs. Riding comes from Blackpool.
England. 'She tells a thrilling story or
the torpedolng of the Arabic and her
osclpc. A young Woman, Misti Phoen- '
ey, who was coming to this country
to be Mrs. Etidlng’s bridesmaid, was ,
perhaps crippled for life. Mrs. Ride .,
ing'o eyesight was reported. lost in a
cablogrom some days agoiiut it proves
105 to only it temporary injury to one
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shunt property can be routed and 1
3 good unlit. muted through bonus
Wm Advertising-m. . .
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