:fl GE EIGHT
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
WEDNESDAY SEF’ll'S, 1915 '
caused by him while playing golf, to‘:
ony person or persons. provided, how-
ever. the liability shall in no event ex-‘
' coed five thousand dollars for damages
for such injuries to any one person.
[‘aylor & Golden
,l’elcphone 1230 South Norwalk, Conn. TELEPHONE 371
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liospitaldor a tumor scvt'ral days 11110,
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tin .\. .l t‘o‘liii t‘t»!11p:1n_\, on North
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hum (it “I'll;
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several units cf humor llill-ol‘illllt't‘
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tions are (tilillllt‘ll'll.
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I.ca:ne held a meeting:
at the licadouattcis 1-1
. 'ihe I nit\
M11111 May (‘1 1'l1'11 ha: winined to “,4 night
2‘: her homo on Contoid aftei “unhington street. and appointcd
‘ enjoying a ”S“ tonnnitlcc of thuc to look after mat
with her cumin. in Green I'olnt. N. J. W“ tonncttid “ 1th the coming city.
T Ugmtei-IT" ’Ihc nit-nibeis are Edward
in dinner lffllil‘a’ the Country club .31. thins. \lorris lipsiein and Robert
- " ' . ' Josclovsky. who will act with l. Joel
.as chairman. cx-oillcio.
.~" 1 out
piea<ant vaca'ion
nil-Action.
, Members of Ophir Chapter, 0. E. S.
» ,are urged. this evening. to attend the
first regular business 1.1.1.1?
the summer I‘PCPSS.
'terest will come up.
The suit of Joseph Disesa for $5.000
walnut Douala l’asvuale and Ethnic.
Matters “f 1" Sahatorc former proprietors of the
t“cntini Hotel, is returnable today to
the Superior court. Papers in the ac-
tion of Mrs. Mary 111.11.11.11 against
her son-in-Iaw and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Andro Bakes, for $300 .15 r-return
oblo today to the Common Pleas.
icourt.
meet in 2
Ordinary business was transacted
by members of the Woman‘s Guild of
Trinity Episcopal church. Plans for
the activities of the fall will be dis-
cussed at the October meeting.
The public. utilities commiswion this‘l . .
morning heard lhe petition of the (‘on . The “wu‘fish ‘t‘tllllllllh‘slon incl “)5-
necticut Company concerning 1hPiterdavinor11ingtn Newllnven. Those
track and new curve at Van Zant who wished were afforded the oppor-
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street audil'last avenue on the East ”"1"" of ”Dawn“ “0m be t :1 .0
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Side .tlieir holdings. There were. only 11
___~ few cases. No, special action was
I The talk of the town Four nintv Lain-.11 'i‘hc commissioners,
t‘lnnch, W. E. Copilv and Charles S.
\ilcn. adjourned until next Tuesday.
‘ ‘ "thcv will meet in the New Flaven
‘ 11. Greenwich Red Mon hoidui carnival thambor 9:1 fdmmrrcrt building The
in that town tomorrow night Harry last general assembly passed a statute
11.101.111.111; Albert M l‘ohlnian and John “high requires the commission to
if“. Gallagher commise 1111 I ncas 11.111110111111111: its duties on or before the
committee to complete airangemcnts fourth T1198“) “1 0010b”
‘Qor the journeyinu from this Cit“ toI
Tthe‘dowirstate Wigwam. ‘
”Chevrolet. .3490. Austin's titiruge;122
South Main str'eet.
pou GETS GOLD MEDAL.
l\l‘\\' ll.‘i1\\l Supt. 8~~Olllclal
documents and a gold medal to do
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NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
mm Grill and gentleman: lunch ‘1'.otc that he had been made
'i'oom open until 11 39 p m popula, alicr of the (‘rown of ltaly have becnj
"Moos. Table d'hote lunch fifty cents given to Sylvester Z. Poll Lhe theatril-
:11130 to 2 p m Table d'hote dinner.l€al piomotci b1 itaiian Consul Riccio
seventy-five cents, 5:30 p. m. to 8 p it was announced yesteimday
. m. Served in main dining room. I
1W IPOLITICAL OPPONENT
KODAKS. i DRAWS-
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. Cameras. Photo- Supplies. Paper, Films,‘ BE“ H ““1“ N SEN 8“A political
etc. announcement of interest to Demo-
. . . . crats here today, was that Peter J.
.Stlllson—Powell Corporation
*PRE-SCIPTION D'RUGGISTS. ,dt i 111 . . f n H e
82 Washington St., So. Nor-walk, Connu , a e_ n e, primaries or go e a r g-
, y , istrar. against. Edward P. Renting.
How to Start
Saving Money
'Banish the thought that you must begin on a .-
large scale. Collect your spare coin for a wool;
and have it entered in'a South Norwalk Savings
Bank has book. Then". KEEP THE MATTER
ON YOUR MIND.and little temptations ' will
give‘Way to strengthening purposes.
WITH-
South Norwilk 51.11.1111 Bank
SAFE DEPOCLI’. BOXES $4 STORAGE VAULTS, .
121.11 A van. ,, : .
lht who. l lt tmununicnt '.\iil he re»
‘ .~ .nnd touioirow inch! in 1hci“l1~"
II 111111 on >1‘aiil Ill Main ~‘Il't'1'l
11rd 11:11'1) illit‘ilPtl :1! thr-cc this
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the attend-
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a Chm-i
McNer-ncyhad withdrawuus a candi‘
' oil, the blazing tuel would have r1111 all.
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East India Tea Co.
125 WASHINGTON STREET.
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upon :11 1h.- tlixce liuuw'r.
William .I. t‘tiiikliliii.
altoi'ncy oi iii-idli-town.
1a .‘Itl‘lllllllg 11 1.41 days at
licach. having lcaxcd a cottauv there.
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t'ounvczh ut.
Ilai'Iior Yin-w
Souvenir pmtal 1‘111‘1i\ 111'. 111-1111;. It"
ccivcd i’roin .Iudgc .lost'ph R. Taylor,
who a i'cw days ago “as Hopping, at
He will l‘l‘llllltlt‘l tiny
and reside it when the llllt'l‘il'
tln' Old Faithful inn. loud-151.111-
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Ihold. who liavc ht't-n staying with Mr 1
and .1111- Harry (Bill. Hilllt‘d this 1:11 - L
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Before JUSIICP of the Peace Joseph,
J. Linchilcr, in the council room. this
"morning, tber case of Miss Bella rind-‘1
:den \11. I’atsv Augione. was heard
llMlst-i lladden makes a aerious charge
against the defendant. The wilnesees
ldu1ini: this mornings session were
ilir A. N. Clark and Mr.Angi0ne.1nc:
case was continued to 1 o‘clock this.
latter-noon Attorneyii Keogh & Can-i
idea represent Miss Hudden. The plain 1
tlff's attorney is John J. Cuneo '
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l1ine.fm'iondon, England.
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leaaoqu, flick card, :bh-j
llurdfindw pool pl pf. Will be at
.Elks Home. he )‘r‘eizridfi §oveping. and
provide entertdinmenf (or the mem
bers. lie is said to bemn expert in- his
line. and has played Sinuson, beta and!
other cracks. Each member of the
lodge is privileged to invite a guest.:
The program begins promptly at b-
o’.clock This evening the drawingsi
for the coming pool tournament will be!
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whereas he should have put only a}
small amount of the fluid in the 11111 I
chine. be poured nearly the entiro'I
contents of- the bottle As a result it
blazed up.
Clothes Mire.
The flames communicated to the
. man’s clothing, and he created a panic1
among the other workers when he
'started to run. The flames were beat ‘
Ien out as speedily as possible, but as
it was he. was quite badly burned. His
hands and lower back buffered that
most. Dr. Burnell was summoned.
‘ $100 Damage.
The manager of the shop said today
only about six dozens of bats were
destroyed by flames and water. lie de-
claret! the "damage would be about
$100.
. Sprinkling System Puzzles.
The sprinkling system in the factory
went into operation immediately after
the fire started. and when the blaze
was out no one in the shop, it is stat-
ed. knew how to shut the water on.
Chief George W. Bogardus stated this
morning that in several instances
lately this same fact has been true.
The water hooded the floors. but did
no serious damage.
Big Blaze Averted.
The fact that the water from ‘ the
sprinkler did not touch the blazing oil
“in the sirigelng machine accounts for
the fact that the fire was not more
serious. Chief Bogardus stated that
had the water communicated to the
overxthe floor. "912 burninguoil was
put out by. the aid-.ol.’ several quarts 9t
chemlculs. ,
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him!
The first public meeting ot €193ch-
iy created finanCe board of Wilton will
be held in the Town Hall on Septem-
bei- 14 at 7: to 11.111. pt which time,
'it Will receive the estimated expendi-
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united 111 Mr. Casteiiano. _. '
hind—the kind you like——juicy,
tender and tasty, for we select
our meals with the utmost care.
And wt. know something about
means. We have
Buy from
understand your
believe us!
been at it tor years.
hutchcrs who
needs.
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CHAR-NOK’S MARKET
Tel. 533-2- Free Delivery. 75 N. Main St
F(lRlll'IR EIIERTS BEER
OR YOUR CLAM BAKES
LOU!S NYARY Connecticut Avenue.
‘ Phone 497. '
Sol. \frcnts for The 1\'orwalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
Get Your
McDOUGALL
Cabinet Today
Get every Worth while Conven-
ience and many exclusive. labor-
saving devices all rolled into one
'. article of furniture voull be
proud to own and more delighted
to use. Club Terms of $1. 00
.chkly make it easy for you to
do this. Come in. Let us explain
details.
A J. COLLINS COMPANY
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JEWISH NEW YEAR CARDS
Bfiggern'gan Bros. 6 North Main Street
flantord Block
(31-3th 1: 1111111 1.11:: 21:32::
Calm" Meme and Chutnut streets, South Not-walk.
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Rooms by day or weeh‘nt reachable prices.
Every room well ventilated. electric lights and gas.
‘Eterythlng first class.
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PASSENGER SIEIIIIEIIS iililIIIIEN PRIZES
AWARDED SIIIllllllll
III CIIIIISION «Off MAINE.
'. This week Saturday the prizes for
'the best gardens in the (‘ivic League
The] T Morse Badly Damaged Garden (‘ontcst will be awarded. The
children have been instructed by
and BGJChfll But 10° Peoplempecial postal cardyto come to the
land 3111er
Notwalk Library at 1: 15 oclock. Thel
money will be ghen and at five min-l
utes to two the meetintv will adjouin;
STONINGTON. Mass. Sept..S.———Thelm the Pleasant Hour theatre wihore
passenger steamers .l. T. Morse and the prize winners are. 10 be treated by
Pemaquid were in collision today, in 111911910113 friends or the league to the
a thick £01; off Turk ieland, near here moving pictures. These fiiends have:
The Morse was badly damaged 11910“ also invited the winners of prizes in
the waterline and was beached All the East Norwalk contest to see the!
bra passengers. who numbered “93“" .pictures with the Noiwalk children. i
'100. were landed safely 1 The list of the East Norwalk 1111:
The Morse, owned by the Eastern prmement Association is as of the
, Steamship Corporation. and command Norwaik League 74 so there “111 be
ed by Captain Shute, was making her 102 children on hand at the Pleasantl
morning trip "0m Rockland ‘0 B” How Besides the inherit-zed pio-l
Harbor, while the Pemaquid. one or ‘ ' ‘
gram of ictures ti ‘
the Maine Central Railroad steamersireels espiciaily 0111:21“ infill-2913;!
with Captain Wescott in char , was.
on her way from Sargentviiie tieRock men and Mf Kantor is in New Yorlc
land. with about fifty passengers. todav to pick these out. The six
Both steamers were bro‘ceedlug cau‘lmembers of the Garden Contest Com-
tiously through the dense fog a few :mittee and the 21 garden visitors are
minutes before 8 o',clock when they also expeaed to be on hand both to
came togetiiera short distance outside‘hel»p in the. distribution and to enjoy
this harbor. The iron bow or the Pent swing the girls and bovs who have
11qu Move in the wooden hull of the[worked so hard and honestly earned
other steamer, which quickly beganlihe prizes, honorable mention and a
to fill. igood time.
The Morse was beached oh Moosei In Norwalk there were 198 entries
island in a few minutes, and the past—"11 the competition. 05 these 350‘“
bangers were easily put ashore the‘rel'm dropped out after entering. Thatl
without accident They were brought 74 of the 128 left should win recogni-f
here and transferred to another steam-slim ShOWS g00d work. In judging 0f.
er later in the day_ None was in dan-lthe gardens. age of the scholar, the
ger at any time, it was said.
Pernaquid stood by' to render. any as-
sistance possible. The Morse prob-
ably will be taken (:3? Rochland for re-
pairs. '
ivy 1r ;
amount of time at the disposal of the
worker were all taken into consider-
1111011. There were some surprisingly
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83 -—-1-——-t-~—-—-‘-“ ' the Civic League ddded more money
htractor .Saivatore Chariot; who to llid‘Wi‘félnai amount appropriated.
wa'é mentioned. as a mammal the the number. of prizes as above stated
Republican City Committee, decline could not be given. The prize-win-
the honor, and Phiilp‘r Castollano was ners are to be admitted to the Library
named in his stead. The nation vo- by card which each has received.
1.1... of South Nor-veil: are practical! Members of the League do not require
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'WSTERLING FURNITURE CO.
Thefnature of the ground, the soil and the _
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32.33.2333".3;m':;.,;';':§;‘:§ju;.::' SHOULDER . . ‘ .112.331.?;"7‘1?L.‘iiw.’.::'g.i”f11i l“ 0““ S RLING 131335.?
TOITS NAME.
Maire Your Kitchen the Best Room in the House.
9 S ‘
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A Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet and a St 1 1
smile all day. er mg Range and yoJ
jOIN OUR HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET
CLUB OR OUR STERLING
LUB.
RANGE
Your
HOME
$1 00 will deliver a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
$500 will deliver 3 Sterling Range
Actwguickly as the Membership is Limited.
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WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 105.
OPPOSITE HOYT'S THEATRE
127—129-131
5: WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE 4.3a
Ofiflackson’
OPTICIAN
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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ACarload of .
VERLA ND 3
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1
VAAST BROTHERS GARAGE}
AGENTS
Phone 1360. South Norwalli, Conn.
“ Brassiéres
In the fashionable wardrobe of 1915, the Britsdietc is
more important than ever. .What type of Brassiere to .se-
lect is the question. There is small satisfaction in buying'
a Brassiere just because it is “show.” The vital twist is the
fit—the EFFECT on your figure and gown. 0111' line cf
Brassieres including De Bevoisc, B. and J., Warner‘s, Shape-
ly and other popular makes contribute unspeakablly to the
smartness of your appearance as well as to your. comfort
and hedth. ' 1
Prices range from 25¢ to $3 00 each.
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SECUHHY BUILDING "'
mar. ELEVATOR 1.... up our cutout
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