THE SOUTH
NORWADK EVENiNG SENTINEI:
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Flo GEE Players
for he dollars per year, we can
9%. policy hunting to the limit or
1 hi thousand dollars, protecting the
1 .1 iolder from claims 101' injuries
by him while playing golf, to
4 ‘ person or persons. provided, how-
“, the liability shall in no event ex—
- - ire monound dollars (or damages
if. inch injuries to any one person.
‘ 11y lor & Golden
Mona ieeo South Nor-walk, Conn
'\
Congressman Ebenezer J. Hill is ex
ed home from his western trip, to-;
orwalk, has returned from a trip to‘
'1‘ the mountains.
_———Read Great A. & P. Tea Co. adver-
. iisement 011 page 3.
A partv of duw 111011 11 and Fast Side
young ladies enjoyed a Wt'Pk end 11194
19.0 \\ uodniont Beach.
9 A rehearsal of the girl members in
day afternoon 31‘4 o’clock.
have been guests of Thomas (1'1. Cav-
anuugh. on Crescent Terrace.
9 m—Come down to the Old Mill iomor-
' my night. 1:. N4. 1. A. 1,34
1 Mrs; Joscpliiilcllsughiinand dough
tor Mary. of Derby, are visitors with
ulntives on Charles-street. East Nor-
._ 3.....-
hgblle cases are scheduled to be heard
g Secretary of State Burncs tomor-
row $911100an Hartford.
A memorial service for the late John
Gréenwood will be held In lace of the
Maids prsyer meeting 1 the First
amount Episcopal Church, Thurs
4t evening, Sept. 30th.
' I
tlsement on page 3.
Town Court Room, in the City Hall.-
The boys of St. Paul's choir enjoyed
‘ the second out of this season at Com-
‘ LBoaob Saturday. The party was on»
' nsection of _Choirmaster Roger
the day proved delightful.
e results of the pool playing, Sat-
. in The Elk's Home follows:
4. Cunneally. 100, Dan Bleach“ 91;
Lewis 87 Elliot Palmer 100:
The score as It now stands: Bo—
9us'l‘enm—3l2; Hull teams-1293.
Have you lost any money? Ask the
police to find it.1$aturday s. G A. R.
Moran boarding in a_ rooming- -house
Elizabeth street, reported to police
sdquarters he was short :18. Officer
. Fraser during his investigation
vered the nod beneath a 11111.
fess in the old soldier-'5 room,
'ew HOTEL MAHACKEMO.;
'ies Grill and gentlemsn'e .139011
o1
a: and Sulphur. 311,119..
Miss I. Wylee, of 30 Orthard sirget. ‘
St. Paul's choir Will be held 011 Tues-3
l
» Mr. and Mrs. James \l‘hilcomb Riley
"l“wo Norwallt and one Wilton auto-1
-’-‘—_9Resd Grout A. £1 1". Tea Co. sdver- ,-_
‘ “Miss Barbara O'Hfi‘ro, Norwolk: Mr
‘ and Mrs: Bertram Francis, Norwnlk;
I walk: Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Frsnk. "
George on gory
, 1 ' win EarnstfiJersey City, 4N. J; -Mr. P
Wand Mrs. Schlp, Jersey City. N. .J i
iMlss Ruamah Frank, Stamford; .Mr.,
111 uuzu 11 1111
1111 1111 1111111
Minds South Ismail Young boy
Becomes Bride of ilolyotc, lass.
i
Miss Jennie M. Chinery, daughter of;
111-. and Mrs. 11. Chinei'y, or 19 131110115
street, downtown, Saturday evening,‘1
at 7:30 o‘clock, became the b1'ide.of1
Arno Klopfer, son of Mr. and Mrs;
Human Klopier, of Holvoke, Mass;
~'l‘l1e ceiem 011) was periormed at ihe
home of the oxide, and the ofliciaiing‘:
(icrgunan “as Rev. John Chamber-
lain, of S1. Anne Church, New York,
a church 101' deaf mules. The cere?
1110111 was performed .both by thcj
spoken word and b1 the hand signs of:
the mute ,
l1 House a Bower of wauty. l‘
The home of Miss China') was benu- !
iifull} decorated for the happy e191“. ‘
flowers and palms were:
aiiractive decorations.
l’reliy golden rod and snowballsl
handsomch arizmged,\ve1e features
for the bet-.oming decorative scheme.
Bride Most Charming.
The b11119 was charming in a dress
”of while poplin, trimmed with a heavy }‘
r‘cnibioidcn of while silk. The bx'idnl!‘
1011 of not, decorated .with orange:
,blossoms. She wore orange blossoms:
14am] carricd a large bouquet of white.‘
roses and cai‘nuiions.
Other Principals.
" Mr. Chinm'y gave his daughter away
during the ceremony. The. maid of
honor was Miss Erna Klopf'er, sister
of the groom, of Holyoke. She wore
a dress of pink poplin. and carried
pink roses and carnations. The best
man was Arnold Meier, of Stamford. .
The ushers were Bertram Francis, of
South Norwslk, and Oscar Klopfer. of
ilo‘lypke. .
Extensiv} Honeymoon Trip.
After a very pleasant reception at
the brides home.1th‘e happy couple
left on a honeymoon trip which will
include Boston. Mass; Maine and vein
Iicins, cut
{part of the
A man without
money or responsi-
bility can uguaran-
tcc' ’ anything with-
“There are differs; we f speculating
—a.nd one of thee-siesta?” to burn up
your money I: to buy an unknown snide,
a‘juotas good’grudeonu fake-wran-
teed grade of roofing.”
Certain-teed:
out running any financial risk—but when
the maker of C_e__rrar'n- teed Roofing puts
’1
General Roofing Manufacturing Company 3
Worlds lamest manu frwlun rs of Rwfiny and Building Firm
New York City Chic-go Philndolphh St. ' Bouto- Chvdud
i D inf! 1 s ! deco ' ' ' ' '
Kenm- City Seattle . Athn on ‘13:“ MW HMWWSYIhq
his big manufactur-
ing plants behind
his guarantee, it
means something
to you as the urcim 1: r (1f mr finq—that' 3
Why You 5h 11 111.21! on Corlc' 'n-t___¢cd.
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_ MONDAY, SEPT. 20, 19:5
REDU‘; IONS
And sage.
IN LIGHTING AND POWER
1 BATES
THE SOUTH NORWALK ELECTRIC
WORKS
of the
)1:
walk, 601111.,
Will be effective on Monday, Novem-
bills of that date, ‘and will continue
thereafter until further notice, as fol-
lows:
Municipal Service.
STREET LlGH'l‘lNGz—For flat rate
unmeiered service per year. every
night, dusk to down:
354 00 per lamp, not exceeding 385
watts each.
$27.00 per lamp, not exceeding 192
watts each.
$10.80 per lamp, not MA] ding '17
Np rebate.
watts each.
LIGHTING and POW“ 4 ~—Mctere‘d
Smoked
Shoulders
“Butter
“ «stamens 371
FOR
[0018 NYARY
Long Island Potatoes
29c lb.
17c pk.
East India'Tea Co.
. '1“
125 WASHINGTON STREET.
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011111111 11111115 1111111 ' '
YOUR CLAM BAKES
Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497.
\4
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
On Drought st Connecticut Ave.
._,... m..-
Payable monthly.
scrvlce, supplied on basis of cost as
computed yearly. For Municipdh
Buildings, Departments, and other lo
cal public requirements:
Payable monthly. No rebate.
' Commercial .Service.
I.lGH'I‘lNG:‘—Meicred service. For
Mercantile, Industrial, Domestic. and
all Commercial purposes not other-
wise specified:
8c {:11 each KWH of the first 300.
Go for each KW}! of the next 200.
5c for each KWH for all over 500.
Payable monthly. Minimum charge
351 Rebate
EXTERIOR LIGHTING: «Unmeter
ed flat rate service, from the Streol
Lighting System. For driveways,
mont. Upon the conclusion of this
trip, Mr. and Mrs. Klopler will make
their home at 22 Jackson street, Roi-i
yoke, Mass.
Bridal Couple Popular.
sincere congral
bridal couple lss Chinery who is
-populur ln this city. has been employ-
ed in the Cluett ‘& Peabody shop. on
North Main srreet. where she leaves
many friends. Her husband ls em-
ployed as 11 cabinet mnker. in his
home town, llolyolte He Is a member
of. the New England Fraternity of
the Deaf, and the Germania Society, of
Holyoke. -
‘ Many Handsome Gifts. ,.
Tho friends of Mr. and Mrs. Klopbzr.
remembered than in a very subsiuns
Silverwal‘e. cut glass,
sot, linen, chinnwaxue pictures. ‘checks.
etc. were included among the attrac-
tive array of gifts 4
Oulofll‘own Guests.
There were a number of friendsmnd
relatives from New Jersev, Bridger
port, Boston, New York and Philadel-
phia, as, well as Nomblk 11nd Hol
A 'wlde circle of friends extendsdl ."‘
tions to the happy-
tin! manner as regards weddingslfts: -
an aluminum'
1191.1 4
N ORWALK
Adam made the first
Fall-but since then
every Fall seems to
show'Improbementdn
the making oi: men’s
clothing _, '
0111' new does this sea-
son are the most sat-4
w
isfactory in style,1cut9
‘ and cloth You ’-ve- seen
Rogers (32. Stevens
SOUTH NORWALK
yoke in attendance. Those 111111111141
included: -
Mn, and Mrs. Kl‘opfe; and‘ inmily.
llolyoke, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. Randal
O’Hara" and family, Bridgeport: Mr.
and Mrs. James O'llni's and .family,
Norwalk'. Mr. William O‘Hara, Nor-
walk; Mrs. Jennie Clark, Norwnlk‘:
Mrs. Nancy E. 9Witm'eyei'. Norwslk;
Mr and Mrs. S L. Witmeyér. Nerd
Jersey City, N. 111.; Mr. and 111111.111:
and Mrs. Abraham 11111411111, Fox-19
Chester, N. Y.; Miss Edith Marshall.
DenmNoMIk; Mrs. Abbott Norwalk;
Mr. and Mrs. Willem Sachtler, Nur-
walk; Mrs. Barbara Cunningham, Bos-
ton; Miss Clam Tobey. Norwaik' Miss
Pauline Hull, Norwulk; Miss Maggie
Donecole, Newslk; Mr Carl Schmidt
Norwalk: Mr. Frank Koppel,
walk: Mr James T. Young, Phlla'debl
154111;;9111- find Mrs
‘bd,
‘tMiss‘
0th or this cty._
. 4 were 111111 (1
in marriage at €he Hungarlnn 11110111.
ltor yesterday in Stamford.
‘\
Lake Placid Club, N. Y...
Nor-1
Norwa hr
after a 10 dsys' mention. _
Elisabeth
YB.’ .
Y4 ~,\-l;l
fi, x
F. Cells, 01 Union street, was s. vis-
Henry S. Lockwood andiamily have
returned from a delightful tnp to
Jule Maine has resumed his duties
as carrier in the dowiuowu postmfilce
, real estate in this city. unless guaran-
' Frederick Becker, Norwalk Hospital
30 O'clock. orderly. 111‘ 111 at his home on Lincoln
_j,1sv9enue,‘ with malaria: ills place in the~
'lhospltal is being filled by Willlsrn Mul-
“ wh lessle, for room b l 11, final
Georgé‘Veno, tour and a half years, 0 u it! o e or
old. of «13 in Low street. this mom-
in: was roporled lost to the police.
The youngstér‘was located litter in the
1 col? Gofimlssloners. Sdcond Taxing
' ’ filotilcl, City of Norw‘vslk‘. (Icon. San:
yards. parks, and other privabe prom
ises. exclusive of buildings. every
night, dusk to dawn, Same as Street
Service; Monthly rates;
16.00 per lamp, not exceeding 385
watts each. _
$3.00 per lump. not exceeding 192
watts each.
$1.20 per lump, not
waits each.
Minimum charge. some as (or one
lamp. No rebate.
SiGN LIGHTING, ETC.:-—Motered
and unmeterod serviceftor advertis-
lng. outline. decorative and display
window lighting: See Special Schedule
of June lot. 1915. '
acceding 77
w.
wig; insulin!» cook léhd 314134.19 dus-
trial find other on bite‘ri, exclu‘slie of4
illumination. “ted to 15? watts, (1- 5
ilorsepower) or Indie:
be for each KWH of the first 100.
to for each KWH of the next .400. .
30 for each KWH of the next 1.500.
21,312 for each KWH for all over
12, 000.
Payable monthly. Minimum charge
$1.11. Rebate. ‘ '
,PREPAYMENT METERS. may be
Installed. at the option of the manage.
ment, upon application for same. or
conditionally, to supply service at
10c for each KWH for lighting.
5c for each KWH for Power.
Minimum monthly charge, lishtlnz
509e, power 31. 00. No rebate.
TEMPORARY SERVICE. may be 111-
lowednt the‘, option of the mansla-
ment. upon terms to be dated In ac-
cordance with the requirements and '
clroumsluncey to be considered. L
liEBATES.‘ will be allowed,” hero-r
toforc, from the rates as scheduled
for regular commercial lighting, sign '
and power service. at the ratio‘ot 110’ ‘
per cent., if the charges are paid in
accordance with the tithe“ and condit-
tlons stated on the bill for sonic.
’ ADVANCE PAYMENT. or security.
will be required as heretofore. from
applicants for service who do not own
teed, in prescribed form. by to owner,
or other responsible citizen of this
city. satisfactory to the management.
CONTRACT SERVICE now being.
or hereafter. supplied id bulk, or
otherwise. 111111191 be itfreéisd by soy
of ibis“ foregoing rates; if some be in
some; tber‘ewith ' ‘
ADOPTED by The Board of 15113ch
, ll
Second Taxing District, City of Nor-9
ber 151,.1915, including the monthly"
POWER: wytered topics for mo-
_.._. ~._._
(Highest AwarderPI‘ml‘ Which. San Francisco.)
We are about to announce the gr:atest
bargain ever ofierod to Norwalk women
Sterling Furniture Co. PM“
_ _ _ 105
127-129-131 Washington Street, South Nor-walk.
Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre.
Late models in fine condition
taken In exchange for larger cars.
Used Cars fififi
DeliveryPu on R E O S
. Starts Se tuber 2 th
IMMEDIATE ‘ ‘ me 5
DELIVERY ON 1 DOdge car-S»
“S~.L. BENEDICT1’3‘3331F1‘1‘331‘1‘3V. ‘
AGENT FOR REDS AND DODGE
.._.. “~—
~SCHOOL SUPPLIES——
Pens, Pencils, Scratch Pads, Note Books,
Books, Erasers, Rulers, Etc.
Briugerman Bros. 64
1‘;
Composition
North Main SIRE:
Hantord Block
Granulated Sugpr, 4 11 lbs. ....................... 25¢ .
Delicious Creamery Butter~ .................... ,... 29¢ '
Quaker Pulled Rice, 2 pkgs. . ..... 4. ........ 25¢
New Post Toasties, pkg. cut to . ................... . 8¢
' Magnolia or Clover Milk ..... ............... 10¢
11 smL
24 00th:. Street. ' East Nnr'ralk.
393
- What Are Your Assets? 1
The scientific conductefbuolneu und pcroonui affairs today clause i
1 the methods employed very distinctly I
/1
Avoid The liability
‘ 0! not having I ch‘okin. aedb‘ounu We 'ln'vite laccoh‘nte which are
.glven d’fllclont and courteous attention.
F airfield County National Bank.
THE OLDEST MNK IN NORWALK. ‘,
11111111111 NIGHT: SCIIilOl.
NEIi'r MONDAY EVENING ‘
. ' ‘ ’1 ‘ Sept. no. 7:15
Sessions: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays
All COMMERCIAL .1111 ENGLISH Subjects
A.
M 1131.1 1' co L L: E a E
’9 sou-1114 Nonwnnn 4 srnuronn‘. 9, your cansrsn _
¢ . , . . *
.‘W
Corsets 1.
. . fi 9 \
The purpose of the modern corset hi to shopksum n‘xld not to
bind. 1-We have, a choice selection at the new tall models, and would
take pleasure in proving that superiority for you by cubful, per-
‘" sons! fittings. Our Col-setters 19': graduate of the “MEMO rlYf-
‘ ‘IC-FASHlON ING‘I‘ITUTEFVMI'G ‘sho successfully passed the e “Ull-
“14111111011 id“ANA‘l'OMY Min uvolENe or noose-rev," and in his
dividual- and surgical fittings. She has elso learned the art or harmon .
‘_, 1111 the kidi‘vlduul lines oi! the figure «1111 the laws of health and '
erfi‘snds of funion. » 41 .
4. ulNo woman who is wise willhve her new tall gown mode until she
has carefully selected her corset. 4 _r
May we Assistq‘ou! ' ‘ “ ‘ ‘ '
,-.
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“449311. 1121 ' ’ ‘
:fx Appointments may be m by félophone. ‘
‘ many,” declared Mr. Hodge y
TING RACE voluntary service, but if the gov. ‘ ‘
an... cranium: says we hove had 1111
immune tit t man by the voluntary s s i
‘ ‘ '1.‘ ' ' ' 19111991 new- have conspripttpn' i
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