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Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 11, 1915 · page 8

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THE corms NORWALK EVENING ssn'rmu;

erfiAFURDAY, SEPT. 11, 1915

 

 

 

 

oGoli Players

_ Flor five dollars per year, we . cuu'
Ilka 8 policy insuring to the limit or
M thousand dollars protecting the
”fielder from claims tor injuries‘
. by him while playing 5011,10
‘ person or persons, provided, how-
lot-r, the liability shall in no event ex-
M'nve thousand dollars for damages;
flinch inlurles to any one person. '

l‘ay lor 8. Golden;

Yamaha” 1230 South Norwatk, Conn.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

' , ere will-be dancing 11111111111 111 11111
f‘tllub. llromfield's orchestra will
1.1311 music.
James Walker 11111 511-111 1110111181 111
_' night wmk 111 the tale 111111”’lo\\ne lat-
.101) iii Stamford ’

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”A chimney tire in the 111111111 111 Jinn-'5l
’XValeur, on France street. 17111611 out
'lhe Union 11 depurunent this morning .
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"A five your old buy,
into 1.1111 w.1ter near the 111111 “119111111“,
1011 street bridge. 1111 was rescued 11,1"
‘8. 11601111111111 on a nearby barge. ,

 

 

this 110011. fell‘

A 11111:: 11nd interesud 1111'.1111g 111:1
night 11111111511141 the 011111.111111111'11 111111
pool playing gi1en by 111111Har111.11.
" New Yorl in the li 111s 111111111011 511111111
Main 11.111111.

 

it is announced that after tonlor- i
rpw evening the. Knob bus 1.1111 not 11111
between the club quarters and the trot-1
leys. This is the last day 01' the sea ,
non for the bus- service. V

L;— ‘
. ; ”Latest Green Soft 111115.0'131111115 {
The butltlng tot—trims at '
Beach as though it “as in the middle;
11:01 summer and for this reason de-
cision has been made that the. Life
- Guards will be on duty until Uctobe

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._ Yesterday a representative of the
Valentine Souvenir Post Card C0111-
puny. took 11 number of photographs 01
8091198111 this city. Rowsytou iunn
ignitfineke. tor reproduction on post-
cards.

Mrs. Catherine Baxter, Mrs. Margar-

ht Flahorty. and Miss Laura S11 eenm
tSprlng' st.',1eet and Mrs. 31 1.0'Brleu

1111511611; in Stamford.

 

MlSses Mabel end 'Lllllle Powers
We returned to their summer home
Hickory Bluff, alter 11- most enjoy

and Miss (‘race O'Brien, of Quinturd- L
avenue, were. 1isitor3s yesterday 111111 ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

'104 WASHINGTON ST.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Why Not Stonin This Fveninu

and. look aro lid in this new and
exclusive So. Norwalk’s Specialty Store.

A11 Abundance oi beaulllul new things and
handsome Souvenirs.

 

 

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ARMOUR’S LEAN TENDER

SMOKED SHOULDERS 1 1C lbs

 

 

 

nun-nuns".

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

3.; Stores
in one

No Stairs
to Climb

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TERLING

TRUE TO ITS NAME.

 

 

 

Make Your Kitchen the Best Room in the House.

IT’S EASY

-- Ifoosier Kitchen C b' -
smile all day. annet and 8 Sterling Range and you

JOIN OUR HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET

CLUB OR OUR STERLIN
CLUB. G RANGE

 

911,00 will deliver a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet n) 101111
$500 .will deliver a Sterling Range HUME

Act Quickly. as the Membership is Limited.

STERLING FURNITURE co.

127-12933! WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 105.

 

 

 

Books, Erasers. Rulers, Etc-

Bricgerman- Bros. 64 ”11.1.1111 111......

 

01111 Main Street

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

o trip to the San Francisco Expost-
on, ”going by the Southern and 19-
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. TELEPHONE s71 ‘

E331 India Tea Co.

125 WASHINGTON STREET.

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Woodward, Hautord S..W_eed,1“ 11.
Quintard, Hiram Davis, William Guth
:19, 13811111 Raymond James \\ 0011 and‘
word Baird left today for Bantam
Lute where they 11111 fish bver
‘weclt—eud.

n‘umbet of fight fans of Norwnllt.
41111111111 the GibbonS-Maclennd
3111: _1 Brighton Beac .11ght. One
(t. Racanelll and Healey' s auto trucks
ll take. down about forty. Messrs
Timothy McCarthy, Thomas Mason,

11 makeihe trip 1n an automobile.

NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
Mdles' Grill and gentleman's lunch
mom open until 11: 30 p. in. Popular
3. Table d'hote lunch fifty cents,
to 2 p. m. Table d'hote dinner,
3 flvolicents, 51,30 11. m. to 8 p
r'ved 111' main dining-room; '

KODAKS.

Veto.

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.Mossro 11111111111 l..W1eed,Georgo L. .

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Albert Beeskow and Hugh Cook, Jr":

. exhibition \ln one of the Main street

as, Photo-Supplies, Paper, Films,

11 St" So Norwalk, cow',bsarlng the numbers 53517, and con-

111: constantly about that sav-

 

 

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Mr. and Mrs. Addison Austin, and tuining three young men Buchunun‘ ‘11!
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee, of this city, machine was considerably ladanmgedfl
are spending 111e_11eek-end at Delewaro but none of the occupants were hurt
, gntinute and than darted enjoying 111111
Rm. William G. Gltiin returns to his they were insured and left Buchanan:
111111111 111 the First Methodist. Episco- to take menus to secure settlement. 1

psi Church tomorlow. He will receive '

1
111 most hearty welcome by his 'congre; .
gallon . 1 The best single thing I ever ac-

________ icompllshed to improve my appean

Furnaces overhauled B Walterhouse auce was to translorm a pair of very]

,round stooped shoulders into a pair of 1

1 very straight ones, says a handsomel
woman. .

I stood in front of the mirror and

 

 

STRAIGHTER SHOULDERS.

 

' James annn, of Nssh :1 corner, Firs
l‘istrict, has the prize pumpkin in his,
possession. The product of mother

earth “as out 0“ the scales hi: Plane 1 front on a line with my shoulders,
831} 5 grocery store and it welg ed just then, withounbending the elbows rats.
’97 pounds Fagau raised the pumpkin ed them up straight as 1 could rea'ch.
in his small garden 11111119 ’9‘“ 0' “311111111 still without bending the 11111011111.
home. He will probably have it on and bending my whole arms from the

stores next week I

___.......

An automobile of Charles Buchanan,
livery of Tokeneke, and driven by its
owner, was run into in D'arién last
nl'ght at 6 o ‘clock by a New York car

it hurt just a little I lowered them

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my hands fell at my sides
I did it all slowly and without any
strain, watching it in the gloss as l

 

- vinced me I had found the solution
to my long problem: -

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'QRood the Sentinel Want Ads. on
110 Third seesaw then try one! 3

what' is uppermost in your

hat it will helpv you sec .
' ur'ally get unto the ‘
th‘eSou Nor-L

 

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“yam. G111). ‘ L. , ,The New York party stopped for 11”“

 

 

Willllll‘lf 1351111111.
Suit 11111111111

SEQUIN“! 113111101110" "
“mus ELM/A1011 «- un our mom

1115111111 51-411

 

 

 

Get. '

TO-DAY

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Ishtetched my hands out straight 11;}

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42 south Main St.

That New Fall Suit

(lately 81 Brennan

 

 

did 80. 111111 the first trial almost con- 1,9 said

 

Hts moms/vs" WORTH. ‘

It was in a. Glasgow picture theatre,‘

lance.

“We've seen the pictures now, John,"
“We may as well go out "
after a minute's,

To which John,
thought, replied:

"You can 'go it you want to Ah’m
stayln’ to dinner "-Phllsdelphla Pub
\nc Ledger.

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shoulders as far back as I could until and the two men were agreeably sur-
prised to find a cup of tea and a his-
slole, gradually turning the palms cult given them free by an 1111-1041119
outward because it was easier so until management at tour o “clock Half an
hour later one of them broke the sl-

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" ’ coming famous. Have you tried
‘it? DeKlyu’s ice cream served

 
 
 

Rf 015F313
" 50c

Special value in Muslin
Night Robes. low neck, short
sleeves, embroidery trimmed.
Sizes 15, 16,17. Special at

" 50¢

 

Special ' Value“ in MUSLIN
NIGHT ROBES, high neck,
long sleeves, trimmed with a
small ruffle of the saute ma-
terial. Sizes 15, 16, 17.81101:-

ial at ._ ..50¢

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coon'niann'rttnur. 1:11:1th
_ _" Evcry drink served at'fou'i‘
fountain is healthful in eyery in-

 

 

 

"frcdient. We’ use only the best'

nit Syrups. Our chocolate is be-'

at the 101111111111 01' in ”boxes to
T . our Soda and

 

 

 

OPPOSITE HOYT’S THEATRE

 

 

 

 

 

 

O fiJackson ._e.yg;:.:::ssr...

OPTICIAN . : ”PHONE 438

Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined “Free

 

 

 

‘ FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES

C0 ti 1: A .
tons twin 1.32:3;
Sole"Agents for The Noeralks
011 Draught at Connecticut Ave.

 

 

 

.21..-. - 1 ' 1 . . _- . ;.... m
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E that 'it is the.

Late models in~ fine » condition
taken mcxchange for larger cars.

used Cars Prices right- .
"‘DeliVerV’ on R E O S
'. Starts September 25th f: ‘
Dodge Cars

' DELIVERY ON
73 NORTH MAIN ST.”

. S.L‘. BENEDIC scum NORWALK

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IMMEDIATE“

 

AGENT FOR REOS' AND DODGE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

f -.. From 11121?
Pocket is

. Pomhvely Clean

lOrde No at Summer Prices.

A Our prices are aslow as anyhody’s prices.

1 La11,.Wnteor Phone ‘

1 Our representative will gladly call and see you .

 

 

 

'3 W your winter’s supply.

 

 

 

 

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