TUESDAY. 88%. :1, 19:5
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
BODIES OF ‘3 F4 VICTIIQ REACH
‘l‘o Golf Players MRS. lllllf. Slim l I. v I 5 -
" "IL. .‘ new! " ' ,
,I “For five dollars per year, we can? D Di i ‘ . In -______ l ‘3 Mufti. main: W. San “3mm.”
write a policy insuring to the limit of ' I J.‘ I ‘m':;:r°s‘::‘ "'8': ”gm“ ““9"
ten thousand dollars, protectin thel l_ '5 I '. . “" P “PHIL l
policy- holder from claims’ [or lifjuries CI . ed n, m First Pa e) I I "~ :4 ' 1 SAN FRANCISCO Sept 21. «The A a S
“used by him While playing 80“ mi , ( «mum 0 g - i ; * E; ”it'll I: United States natal station ship SuIn “
my person or persons prOIided, howI Had Attracted Attention. i I ' 7 Ply “We‘d >‘t’slerdai from Honolulu We are about
' l I [UFFl-E.’ i .. . I? to Weed): gr:atest
. over, the liability shall in no event er! Deputy Sheriff Perry, of Westport.1 l ‘ I I I“!!! the bodies of 12 men from the bargain Ever 03:19:! to Nut-walk women
need five thousand dollars for damages and other passengers who left the! I E W YOUR GROCER CA“? SUPPLY tum: US I Sufmanne 13-4 on board. I Fit
for an h' ‘ ies to my one erson. r d lked I s the 5 is. .. 5 1 ‘0‘" ”I the ”0‘“? W "h I t 1 F t one
, C will!” > P gid::l:ifi‘: 11?: inSan, mill-Z: that i ./-" IN'IPEgg'l'ISE ggzmmeufiNgogifi :5 FOR VERY i identified, were brzughltmin hiigiz er In “ urnl “re 0' 105
Oak: hi I. MANN m l 1 -1 . ashin
ray ‘0‘. & GOldenEMrs. Tuttle suficred from a IiolentI L___:s__c’p_g§‘:€:nm fl-_-_cg_ -fgf EREENMCH ST“ "W i Icaskets. The dismembered bodies of; 27 29 13! W Oppgtl?!“ Stink South Norwaik.
- Telephyne 1230 South Norwalk Conn. roughing spell, and that she ztppcureu‘IE-ig! w -—_ __L ::_-;___ Inine others were brought in four cas i - (W‘s TheatIC.
, :excited. She hastened atI‘OSS the new ikels I .
__._ ly erected tompoi on bridge and boara- l The four bodies identified are those‘ m” "d 7
:ed the Bridgeport car. mi (39013? L. Ashcroft. gunner 5 male | I
ni'm Dying." smOked ' 5°fILIOS Angelou: ivnn L. Malian. uta~I Late models in fine Condition
"Those on llll car noticed Mrs. Tutv . ‘ : ChlfllSl'S mate of Lima, Ohio: Charles: S ars taken in exchange for larger cars.
‘ tie more :Ibnut “it: hoiIsv ttI “1‘4: lull“ ShOUMderS . Elm“:ils’dzljaiifini:'1. 11:31? of Nor-j l. . Prices fight.
easy inztnuci. Ion ik‘l r 2‘ J , ‘ . ’ .. I ’ rart' icrzog, (Alec-I De Iver R E
5a short distance truth the \\ eslpoit tririnn, of Salt Lake City. Utah, \I‘illl V on O S
I Tnday I5 SI “WNW-5 Da. Thwetibrtu-y building. it stopped, to allow glitter 29c ll). be sent to relatives. The unidentiI Starts September 25th
. l l U - L "1 1117 Mrs. William $011“?me Weston”. 10 . ~ If?” ”0‘1““ “1“ be sent to Arlingtonl IMMEDIATE
was a tin tomluuntott Ec‘i‘wu‘ it» . . . . , ., . - , ' ' v .
board ll. .1 he car Just got under Ital, Inatioucti cemetcrv DEL Dodg C
. I ~' IVE
..7 ..-mbrning at Irinit) lipisropui (l-lllTCll when the stricken woman cried: I Long [bland Potatoes 170 pk RY ON . e ars
’ , .5 I IItI,1'IIIIlI-ing:" j GETS NEw MINISTER. 73 NORTH MAIN
3‘1“" “MW“ “' “”5“” 9f “9"“ Slztrlled passengers hastily turned \l'll.l.iMA.\1Tl(.‘, Sept. 21.~—Throughi o c BENEDIC I SOUTH N
‘ avenue. is ”’5‘?” at a tea “mug held thrIir heads and II'otlced illlll her face an arrangement made but ' in i ORW‘
; J W “N (‘t'ngreuatinndl in (“2991; ll ea AGENT FOR REDS AND DODGE
' , . ' ‘ U ' 0 Its;
The 1110'
at the Noruulk Country t‘luh this Itl~
lnui taken on Inpurple lllll‘.
“”53 ”19 Congregational parish in: ._—..___... A...—
East India Tea Co.
ternoon. lt‘VlllElll in charge of the out put on all
' '” . ’ll, and st) ml at the I North “indham ant . I .
MK “I; MW F" \‘i'. llrndiey and ligll‘nilteitflillgute 'i‘iIcI‘dVlng ““1111“ Home Missionary shittcht: (‘32::‘H‘lc? ‘
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,w. . . - . -. ~;._ . TELEPHONE 371 125 WASHINGT N STREET. _-
:0“ Robert. ”(Hyum: 0:1)“: mId “as curried into the house. Ell ”Oils ‘ Q be another (Iletgyman in this city.l SCHOOL SUPPLIES "
ey’s patents, . r. am .‘I's. know, ’1 . . Rev, “all ii I . t . —-
W-(Ile madc- to force brandy doIIn llll er ndley (inert o" "aliston- Pens, Pencrls Scratch P d .
., . . , . . a s No 5 -
I—L '~ ~ ~ * *" - bl“; \- X” has hPPn engaged at a Sill-i ’ te Bocks’ composltlon
Books, Erasers, Rulers,i.Etc.
Briugerman «Bros. 6
'throut, but the) proted of no mull, as:
she “as too far gone I
Credentials Found. i
identification was made possible by
the finding: of It "Supreme Marshal”-
l:IdI l‘otcster‘s pin, and u weddingI
of lint-rim street.
I
Inry of $1,200, a year to act as pastor‘
fof the North Windham church and al—
Iso an assistant to Rev. William S.’
gilenrd. pastor of lllt’ First Congrega-
tional church of this city.
North Main Strait
Hantord Block
0RDER EllERTS BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
mUIS NYARY Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497.
The Nmuulk lntiidiug. Loan and in«
vestinent Association will hold a reguJ
lar mention this evening at the otllce
. of Taylor It ('loldcn.
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‘ ring site II ore hearing the inscription.
Sole Agents for The NorIIalks
Paul (‘ouncrv of Georgetown con. . I i
-' ' 2M A. '1. to ix B 18% The body w-as On Draught at Connecticut Ave. II Gr
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nectcd II 1th tin ()lllteh oi Attorney removed to Charles l’ubies‘ undcr'tulII __ -. I Sugar, 4 I 4 lbs. ....................... 25¢
1' ‘ ,I 7‘. . v V ~ ‘ V . 5, ........w -n ..-.....x._—-'»«-—.-_—A ' i I I
MllIltutnIIl innInIanI, Ion. \\ nslIIIinglou iug parlors» and Mr. Pubic nottllch —"""" Corosrle; Zinc and State Employee FindI DelICIous Creamery Butter ................. . ....... 29¢
5m?" “‘ “"‘aI‘ ‘“ 5““ ”r“ "“y- Fillet of iolice Williutu u. l’l’llllllllllOHII WI”; "to f‘f'mmy Prmlfld- Z ‘
;ol this citI, and the superintendent MI I Willi; CBSSQIPA, bepl.I2l.—'A slate: Quaker PUECd Rice, 2 pkgs. ........ . ............. 25¢
Miss Annie (‘Icugh cashier at the ti ,1 . ll W l I5 sent , ' . , an agutus IrrI-IspousilIlei
. I u iridgtport po ce Olt III 5. _ . . . .
New YOIk (.iocciI, ioit todaI forlIIm the comentlon at Bridgeport, and: Adam made thC flrst illllliyirggrrulnslisi: teafrstmuy resIIIIIt ”\OIIII New P°5t Toasttes, Pkg- cut to ------------------- 8¢
. I l . , . 1. . - o ‘orouer ‘i All: . . '
New or; II hctt she will xpcnd u Ia delightion of the New Jtrsey mom“ :of this I‘ll? and an official at the Sec- Magnolia or Clover Milk ..................... . _ _ .. 10¢.
Weeks \Ht'illioll visiting with friends ers went to Westport to take
iot the body, and arrange for its
‘I Nine. sales of property occurred itt turn to Iloboken.
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l I Noruaik last week, with mortgages oi
' .. $11,189. For the second week of Sen;
toolbar, 1914, there were twenty sales pair 01 diamond
of property, and mortgages of $22,4OU.‘ diamond brooch
Ishe curried, were found a silk hand-
This evening, in the uptown citylkcrchlcl‘ It pair 0
court room at 8 o'.ciock the democratic cum 0! money
city and ward committees, with thoIfcrtyIllIe years old;
will hold on in tall, and weighed about 225 pounds
‘ nominated candidates,
teresting conference. Guns to be used’. i She
U in the forthcoming campaign will beiexponsive material;
over I block- -und white lawn cull.
‘ .. ; polished bright. .I
Frank Sheihack. of BayOnne N. I.
came into tov‘n lute yeSterduy utter
: hittinr’z a foul pace. He slept inMott
avenue and in the uptown police. sitt-
‘ tion. This morning he bit It rust pace
when Judge LockIIood gaIe his three
' .mlnutes to get out of town Sheibaclt,
needless to say, was dilll’lk.
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,I, One .of the members of the cunt oil
“Everywmuan,” Henry W. Suvagc‘s
*. dramatic production which has been
selected for the opening of the. Regent
»_Theatrc Friday evening. September
‘24, is Miss Gloria Gray, a former:
. South Norwaik young lady. who re-
folded in Madison street until about
Beverlyears ago. . .
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The building department today
sued permits to: .i. M Griffin. to 'in-
stall a furnace for Dan id A. Dickson,
,O‘sborn at once; to Jones & Hotchkiss
Company, lo‘lnstall plumbing and
soda’ water fountain for S. Lattice in
Regent Theatre building, Wall street;
to Miller 8:. Chlttit‘n, to wire neII gar
age for Mrs. Julia Hotchktss of Archi
_ street Iand to the Heating 8; Plumb
lug Company, to install plumbing for
Vita A. Frederici, Wall street.
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NEW HOTEL MAHAOKEMO.
Dudley Grill rind gentleman's lunch
’rlce‘c. Tattle d'hote lynch fifty cents.
1:30 to 2 p. In. Table d'hotc dinner,
seventy llv cents, 6: 30 p. In. t6; 8 p
I'm. Served :1 main dining room.
, EAVE voun- l-lAlRI
Wyoths’ Sage and Sulphur. 31 size,
79c. 50c. size, 39c.
Wilson-Powell Corporation
PRESCIPTION DRUGGISTS. .
I'dor. again husbccn instructed by his
government to advise neutral shipping -'
room opcit until 11: 30 p. 111. Popular 5
charge
re. .
Wore Many Diamondl.
Mrs. 'l‘uttie wore It diamond ring, a
earrings, and a,
in II little handbag
l silk glows, und a
Mrs. Tuttie was about
5 foot 4 inches
wore a black tailor made suit or
which “as out on
Her
stockings were black as Were her
low cut shoes Her black hat. trim.
tried with black and white ribbon. was
purchased in iiobolien. N. .i., s cord-
ing to store-marks, and her glasses-
case bore the sign ct Macy & Comg
party. of New York.
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NEUTRAL MARKINGS ON VESSELS,
WASHINGTON, Sepc 21. ”Count'
NORWALK
Faliwbut since then
every Fall seems to
show imprOvement in
the making of men’s
clothingr
Our new ones this sea-
son are the most Asat—
~I isfactory in‘ silylc‘, cut
.. and cloth. youlve Seen
Rogers 68: StéVerts
SOUTH N ORWALK
. lpie or the city, has made a protest to
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PLAN TO ‘susoue JOY moans. i
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I retary's ofllce to the point on the Mll-
’ ford turnpike where J. H. Crowe was
. killed in a machine owned by ThOI‘lc
IDonneiiy of Chicago. The officials
It. srULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
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Ifouud it dink-nit to stay in the road
Iowing to the frequent passing of
Iswittiy moving automobiles. some of
Izwhich were going as fast as sixty
Imlies on hour, they declared. A num-
I her of Machines were held up. and in
, several cases they had no licenses.
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PROTESTS PHOTO PLAY.
HARTFORD, Sept. 21. -Rev Wul- 5
ter Guy. on behalf ott \Ie colored neo
:the mayor agttlust the production or
Ithc mot‘ln’iz picture spectacle, “The
fBlrth of a Notion," billed at a local
' theatre. The mayor will take the mat.
I tor up with the proprietor of the then-
ttro in question and make knoun his
decision later The Ich. (lay said the
Ipicturo tended to promote the degra—
ldutlon of the colored people and incite
5 race hatred. '
von Bernstorit‘. the German Arum-“4h
that when neutral markings of colors
are painted on the side of vessels
they should be stillicicntly CODSDlClh,
ous to be seen from it distance. Many
of the neutral ships it is Isuid, carrI
'murklugs which are too snittil
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AN OVERBURDENED WIFE.
it the cork that women do and the
pains they suffer could be measured
in figures, what a tetrible array theyI
would present! Through girlhood, witci
hood and motherhod IIomun toils on.
oiiten sui‘fcrihg with backache, pains in
headaches and nervousness
which Lydia E. Plukitztm‘s Vegetable
.(‘Ompouudvmcde from roots and
herbs—can undoubtedly correct. W0 0-
men uho suffer should not giIe u
hope until they hate time given it a
trial
side,
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CHAUFFEUR HEALlS TO TES-
'II'IFY. ,.
PROVIDENCE, R.I., Sept. 21.—~Geo..
lin IMohr, the Providence phy si. on
‘ who was murdered On the night at
August. 31, will be u witness for the
State against Mrs. Elizabeth Tiffany
Blair Mohr, accused of inciting the
death of her husband, according tori
' statement made by Chief of Police
. ThonIIas F. Robbins, or Barrington, to-
Washington St' 80 Norw‘alk' Co
mg TiyOuIr productive-I ypars
E MD H
‘AVE I
1«humor was served
.W Heulls, chauffeur for Dr. 0, Frunlt- 5
MRS. NOWAK SURPRISED. . l
A very pleasant and sociable goth
ering was held at the home of Mrs.
lohn Nowak, at her home on 40 North
I Fulrfleld III cone. in honor of her sixty-
second birthday. A boquct. consisting
of sixty- -two actors, was presented, ui~~
so a handsome brooch by the South
\crwcik Quartette Club. The quarlctte
rendered several selections which was
highly appreciated by all present. A.
All deported at
a late hour, wishing Mrs. Nouak
many happy returns of the day.
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QUEEN WILH‘ELMINA'S AU‘TO lN
COLLISION
THE HAGUE, Sept 21. via London,
Princess Juliana, were riding yester-
‘l day, collided in a Itlnzlodu pear TlIeI
Hague with another motor car. The
‘ Queen’ 3 automobile was damaged, but
no one was, injured I
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MISS M'MAHON HONORED.
Miss Anna; L. McMahon, of West
sivIenuo, has been assinge ed as teacher
in elocution at the Washington try
tug High school. New York city. Miss
tor and Mrs. John F. McMahon, and
is a graduate of the Norwalk High
School and the College of New Roch-
eile Many friends will wish her suc-
case in liar new position. ‘ _,« ,
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ETTOR’S CASE NOT PRESSED.
c,
5 charged with breach cl! thelpeacewvias
dot-stood that the case against the ac-
3: 04 p. In.-—-An automobile in WthllI
IQueeu Wilhelmina and her daughter,
DELlVERlNG
THE GOODS
Late-t Styles. Attractive Prices.
LiberIIl Credit.
#
‘rGaicly & Brennan
42 SOuth Main St.
South Norwalk.
ANSONIA SAVINGS BANK SOLV-
ENT. “
HARTFORD. Sept. 21.——l3ank Corn
Imlssioner E. .J. 'Sturges .declared at
l his othco in the Capitol today, that the
:Ansoulu Savings Bank was perfectly
" solvent and able to pay every dollar or
Ideposlts. He said that when the bond
of $20, 000 of Franklin Burton. default
in: treasurer, was paid and his real-
estate sold the loss to the bunk
,tltrough Burton would be from $12,000
Ito 815.000. The surplus will then he
:obout $50,000.
WORLD'S SERIES START OCT 9:,
ClNClNNATl. 0.. Sept 21.——August
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WAllliliKEiI
‘ -NEW-
stun KBAUT
PRATT c BARTRAMI
Railroad Ave.
Herrmcun, Chairman of the National
Baseball Commission, in It statementI
pIubllshed today said that the world’a’
series probably would start on Satur-
day, Oct. 9.
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Pumps and Garret-III Machine
Specialties Work 5 .,
Illiiitllilllitllllli.
5 .Headquarters
' ' . FOR» '
Flower Pots, Jardinicres,
Stone Crooks, Jugs, Preserv-
ing Jars, Jelly Glasses, Wine .
McMahon is the daughter of Contrac- ‘-
WATERBURY, Sept. 21~The case S
Of Joseph. Etior, the 1. WWW leader, .
outcome "to: one week by ‘
cused will not be proceed. it he stcys ‘ i
5 water at, Foot Raymond 81:.
and Cider Presses, Kegs, Etc
TUNA FISH
n.18
-I12Aih
25c can cut to
15¢ can cut to
Albert II Genetic
26 WEST WASHINGTON 8T.
' Phone 1069-2. ‘
PROMPT DELIVERY ?
v.
8530le TYPEwalTEnc—
- .5. "Bmlth.
pct- anon
7 cold it 86 poi- month.
. IJAIB. DONNEDLYI
cadet-wood.
' crintéudcnt Or the Meridian Boyc' Club
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What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduct of business and personal affair. today, classes
the methods employed very dtcilnotly fl'
Avoid The liability
0! not having a checking acccount. We invite accounts which are
givenI efficient and courteouc at‘ention.
F airfield County National Bank
THE OLDEST IANK IN NORWALK.
5,.
,I-MIItttuIII Ntcan scrum. .
' NEXT MONDAY EVENING
Sept. 20, 7:15
on "
Sessions: _ Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 5
All COMMERCIAL and ENGLISH Subjects
MERRILL COLLEGE
scorn NORWALK smmono pom CHESTER
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5.. Corsets
The purpose of the modern corset is to shape, suppOrt, and not. to
bind. We have a choice séiectlcn of the new fall models. and would
take pleasure in proving their superiority for you by careful per-
sonal fittings. Our Cox-sedate is a. graduate of the “NEMO HYGIEN.
lc.FASHION INSTITUTE," where she successfully passed the exam-
inattou in “ANATOMY ANp HYGIENE OF CORSETRY," and in in-
dividuai and surgical fittings. She has also learned the art of harmOn:
izlng the individual lines of the figure with the laws of health and
the demands of fashion. ' t
No uoman who is wine will have her new fall gown made until she.
has carefully» selected her corset. 5
May we assist you? ‘ ‘ ’
Appointments may be madorby telephone:
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'~~ CHECK FOR $245,000.
3 u.‘ HANsELI‘.‘ cit-:3. ' , .
HAVEN Sept 21. —The check ‘
. MERIDEN, Sept.’21.-+SImpson N:
'H’aziselt. mic until recently was lino-
In payment for the old county court
{my honey and the Low chambers has
. been turned over by Controller Mui-
' ion. and today the latter tiled the deed fiI
died til 3 p. at. Sunday at
IIIII
or the city or New Haven for $245, 000 . 5 . ‘
Norwalk Chronicler