LPAGE EIGHT
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
T:0 Golf Piayers
For 1332 dollars per 3Par,
.’
“8 can;
r write a policy insuring to the limit or ‘
ten thousand dollars protecting '
a? policy -holdei from claims [or injurits
caused by him while playing golf, to,
any person or persons. provided, how-3
ever. the liability shall in no event ex-§ ‘
coed five thousand dollars for damages ?
for such injuries to am one person
Taylor 8. Golden
Telephone 1230 South Norwalk, Conn. . '
Nice assortment oi .lcnish
Year cards 111 1101111elt;:'
Store.
A son 33.1»- born _\'l:.“l'l'tlll3‘»
and Mrs. i‘lvvrelt S. U>itlbtllliim
VNUi‘lh “.134‘11119.
. { Miss Mn} Smith, 01' South I\'11.'3\'nll;.j '
has been sprawling 11 ten «l;1_\.~:
.'.»3 I friends in ilethel.
‘l‘harles l5.
age’r of tin»
Kellogg, business
llonr,
CIII NEWS
MW!“ ;
New
s Stationery i
10
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3;..l;
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p .
hns returned to his 3.
duties after 1111 enjoyable \':lt'ltlI()il.
ur—o—u
:‘llr‘s. li‘mnk Volt, 01‘ ’l‘i'enton,
ing with Mr. and llrs. 1’.
Lincoln avenue.
The republican cunt-11:: of
for the runninution 01' 1.11111
urduy. September 11111..
lMisscs
The Misses Thelma and
_.
of. P., of this city,
vember to.
the budget for next year
missionus to recommend an
year.
_psstor of Douglas Memorial
Church. Eleventh & H.
spent yesterday with Mr. and
’ Mé’Lean is a cousin of Mr.
"' Main street. .Rev. and Mrs.
«st-15mm to Washington next neek.
:11. Served in main dining room.
KODAKS.
' _ 1 3, etc.
i“: has rctnriwd in her home after vim!
I. Field, 02' ‘
l’i‘ilton
oilicers ,1 _
will be lli‘ltl at the Town Hall on Sat-
Annie‘and Lucy (loerl,
' New York City, will he the guests mei-
Sunday and Labor tiny 01 ll r. and Mrs.
{Winfield Bouton, 42 Quiniard Place.
\iarinds‘
’ ' Eckert have returned to their home in
/Nerth Wilton, utters week s visit wiltn >
Miss 'Mae Angelinan of East Nornslkfl
Members of Olive Branch Lodge, K. .
are interested in:
the annual session of the Grand Lodging '
which will be held in Bridgeport,
The Second District Library Board ..
held wheeling last night, and planned .
A. I It was 3111- ‘
ed to request the Second District Com-
? appro-
priation of $4,000. the same as the past
in... Charles McLean, 31. A. D.
iii.
St.r., N.
Wit‘sliington, D. (3., and Mrs. McLean
Mrs.
Winfield Bouton, 4 Quintard l'lncc. Mr.‘
llouton's.
add came to Norwalk on his “wedding
trip several years ago, his home then
being in Philadelphia, Pa., and spent .
/ a. week at the Bouton homestead, 1714:
McLean .
. have been spending a week nith theirl
daughter in Bridgeport, and expect to
NEW HOTEL MAHbCKEMO.
Ladies' Grill and gontl‘emans lunch
‘1' room open until 11:30 p. 111. Popular. haymskers
_ prices. ’lahle d'hote lunch fifty cents, lHartford-
. Ii 30 to 2 p. m. Table d’hoto dinner CM:
seventy five cents, 5:30 11.1111 t0 8 p.
,. Cameras, Photo Supplies, Paper, Films,
Stillson-Powell Corporation
PRESCIPTION DRUGGI STS.
.BZIWas'hington Sh, So. Norw alk, Conn. {Gunids
of.:
N0-
2:30 p. m.
'l,
BAND CONCERTS
AMERICAN BAND -”“ 7:30 p. n1.
SATURDAY, SEPT. '4, I915
‘ AFTERNOON
and EVENING
Spend Labor Day 3111...... Point Park
FIR.
DWORKS
Display in the Evening 7:30
CAROUDEL ,
CIRCi- E SWING
ROLLER COASTER
T
DANCING *
at Roton
Eeat Your
SHORE DINNER “ 3 *
(Bathing
Shooting Gallery
Japanese Ball Game ‘
’ .
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Many Delightful Amusements
Afternoon-
81 Evening
Band Concerts
1
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SMOKED B
SHOULDER 4 11C
Eastlndia Tea; (30.
125 WASHINGTON STREET:
TELEPPI" 71-: 371
I A nnmbr-r oi uptown nud downtown ADVERTISE!) LETTERS
Red Men are planninglo attend state .
convention ‘Mondny, 3_31n
A M. l’ohlmnn, of this
national 11113 maker, will probably
install the st (lie oillcers on this occa-
i sion '1 he trip from here will be made
,in automobiles
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South Norwalk, Conn.
Advertised list:
Miss Carrie Brown, 23 Linden Ave.
Mrs. Michael Bin-nos. 30 Pine St. ~
Miss . Olive Emerson,
Shackelton.
Mrs. A. Foster, 10 Pninnm Ave.
Mrs. . Josephine Hurlbutt.
Miss Gertrude Klein.w "
Rev. L: L. Lborsy.
Miss Pauline McClesn.
A big time is pmmised tomorrow for
the Aroundthe- Light Swim at Roton
lPoint. 'l‘ho affair will he held under
the di1ection of the lioton Point Life
;.3_ s35. .
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HELP YOURSELF
Unless you show a disposition to help yourself
, get ahead financially,_,no one else will help you.
5% figfie‘afizb that one of the best ways to get ahead is
‘ .I I by. starting o bank account here, and by earnest .
' . -f- efio‘rts, build up a reserve fund so as to grasp the ‘ 1
‘ . right opportunity When it comes. ' 3 3 .
,It will prepare You mome and financially for an .
‘ honorable career and secure for you the confidence “e ‘ " i
won-1.1.1191... .. ,j . . . .
Miss Edith Miller.
W. H. Oliver, General Delivery.
iMrss. John N. Outwater.
IMiss Emma Sanford.
Howard Satterly.
Miss MarySmith. R. F. D. 37.
Miss Eleanor Weeks.
ANDREW LEARY, P. M.
”Am...
' Nor-walk. 33
Bosns, Giuseppe.
Clerk, lda M.
.. Cantelo, John W.
3 Chase, Modesto
Darling. Miss Emma L.
- i Eden, Chas. (Boat Prudencsi‘
, Premitte, D. (4).
7 Raymond Mrs. Jennette.
Sesview Hospital.
‘ 1- Ystrian, Pockman._ Z
. mitten at Eureka Rebel:
September 41h, 1915.».._
cio Chas.
Fireworksat mg...
Get Your
McDOUGALL'
Cabinet Today 3
Get every worth-while conven-
ience and many exclusive labor-
saving devices all rolled into one-
article of furniture you‘ll be
proud to own and more delighted
to use. Club Terms of $1.00
Weekly make it easy for you to
do this. Come in. Let us explain
details.
JEWISH NEW YEAR CARDS I
Briggerman Bros" 6 North Main Street
I
3 Stores
. in one No Stairs
to Climb
STERLING
TRUE TO ITS NAME.
Make Your Kitchen the Best Room in the Hoiise.
IT’S. EASY
A Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet and a
smile all day.
jOIN OUR HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET
SEES OR OUR STERLING
Sterling Range and you
RANGE
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mmluttmd ‘
partition: of
on
' YOUR
$1 .00 will deliver a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet 'l'
HOME
$500 will deliver 21 Sterling Range
Act Quickly, as the Membership is Limited.
STERLING FURNITURE C0.
127-129-131 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 105.
OPPOSITE HOYT’S THEATRE
.MLabor QaySpecials;
The Autumn Apparel fentured today for special selling
are examples of all that is most interesting in the new
mode. and typical of the e xcellenl: styles
know may always be foundat this store.
which women
Many SUPERIOR VALUES are being offered in
WAISTS, NECKWEAR, GLOVES, HOSIERY, VEIL.
INGS, RIB’BONS, SILK PETTICOATS, Etc, Etc.
THE PARI
. We are showing the most wonderful
e at] Full and Winter Garments-in town at
’ ' 1; prices lower than any other store. We
hear the comment from every woman that has bought from us this
season, saying that we have the handsomest garments they have
seen. Come without-delay and got a smart suit, coat. dress, skirt,
waist or hot and trimmings. and wear the best made goods for less
money than you would pay elsewhere. COME AND BE CONVINCEP.
Chairs 8.
Millinery
SOUTH NORWAL
33 scorn MAIN s'r.
Mrs. Clara Schenck.128 9. Ocean Ave.
3 Huntord Block
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CENTRAL [IOTEL Joe. at 3583A PROP.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwalk.
Rooms by day or West: at resemble prices.
Every room well ventilated, electric lights and gas.
Everything first class.
H“
Stags. Miss Grace. 1 * 3»
_1
Moses Alexander, of ldsho, the first
M J. HOWARD, P. n. ,
Next Friday the entertainment com-
hold 11‘ meeting is 1119111113.... com. Two
‘ I I ‘wiil be other speakers. H a,
MER‘IDEN, . Sept. 4.—-E1nployes . of
the local *tactory bf the New England
Westinghouse Company. five: hundred
in number, were notified yesterday
“Some Jewish people” in this city will
go to. New Haven tomorrow to 101!)
With the Jewishpeop'le ot:that city. in
extending a welcome to Governor
Jew to be elected a governor in. the
.Unitcd States. He has been in~Boston
titten‘ding 1.11s governor s convention.
He still speak in the otter-11mm in the
Temple Mlshksn Israel. Mayor 181cc.
th'ohbi L". Mann, of New, Bcvenr
naked, 3
tion‘s éivon'omployes in the company' s
rectory in Massachusetts.
. Sentinel
{to neglect to rock! 3
‘ad moment:
M '-I ”Furnished nouns"
" t your ténsots more. use 11 Ban
NEWLY RENOVATED. a I
The. new
time schedule is ottetztlveSopt. 13.
my. men that you'll my more than“
thstfthe‘geighbhour. day will be estab- .
conforming ,with new condi-
' fl.“
VAAST BROTHERS GARAGE
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0-. B. Jackson
OPTICIAN
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
'53 WALL crass-r
NORWALK ‘
PHONE 433
ACarload of
V ERLA ND
FOR IMMEDIATE RELIVE‘RY
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AGENTS
Norwalk Chronicler