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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINELI
To GolfIPiayers
For five dollars per year, we canI
write a policy insuring to the limit or
' ten thousand dollars, protecting
policy-holder from claims for Injuries
the
caused by him while playing golf, to
any person or persons, provided, how-
ever. the liability shall in no event ex ,
’ .. oeed five thousand dollars for damages
tor; such injuries to any one person.
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Telephone 1230 South Norwalk, Conn.
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CITY NEWS
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unucr tin-
A ddnw. auspices of the
Unity League. is scheduled to he held
on Monday evening.
'l‘lio t'tlilt collection nil] he taken up
at all of inc masses, tomorrow morn-
ing. in St. Joseph's church. on South
Main street.
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The lliiisidc ltomini.‘
shipped‘o“ birds to Magnolia. 1
Friday. ted
about Sunday noon.
Pigeon (‘Itth
It... on
’ihi-y are turtle: homo
l.;Ist IIIanI-e to visit the air. (‘omu
to lilo til.i Mill tonight. .lunior IIillIl
school plans.
'l‘herc “as one game of pool at the
Elh's IItililt‘, last night. Charles Moore.
of Captain llull's team, made 50. and
Clinton Parker, oi Captain liogaidus's
team, . 7.
will he no initiation at the
next meeting of Eurekah Rebekah
Lodge, l. t). 0. F., as the result of the
degree team falling to rehearse last
evening.
There
~The most Icomplete stock of WC-
tor Records and Victrolas in town at
the Victrola Shop, Palace Theatre
building.
The peach harvest hermbouts is.
nearing the finish. it is said to have
been reduced somewhat by the ten
days of extremely hot weather prior
to this week.
. Ofllcer Frank Sherwood Stratton of division of the New
Haviland street, is enjoying a vacation (.uard engaged .m a series of maneuv-
ot several days. His beat is covered
by Ofli‘cer John H. I'I‘oothill. I Oil'lcel'
John H. Smith. during the absence of
Mr. Strittt.on,»will patrol the Spring-
” wood sections? .I _ t
’ convention in New
‘ day, of'this week.
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I Regular business was transacted at
thevmeetIingI of the W. ‘0. T. U. Iat the
home. of Mrs. lda Meeker, on West
avenue, yesterday afternoon. The.
Iodal delegates will attend the slate
Haven on Thurs
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—St. John & Keyser, contractors
a'nd httilders.\Don’t award that con
tract until you have secured our old.
Perhaps we. can save you money (it
render other assistance. Estimates
given on all work in" the building
I lines. Shop. Water street. Phone 1082.I
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A memorial service, in honor ot the
late Mrs. Rachel Keeler, will be held kins.
next Friday evening by members or Iliai innitufi-‘xtttuiei who has a summer
SI home at Lake \‘. utamaug. New Pres-
‘. Fowler Post. G A R' M” Keeler “8‘ ton. had his right arm cut off while
. well beloved among her
the Womans Relief Corps to Dougln
fellow- ~nten1-
Ibers, and for years was the amp 3 con-
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. ‘. 83 :thhington St..80. Norwalk, Cami.‘ Sold everywhere.
_ ductor.
At the meeting last night Mrs.
Sherwood..0f Norwalk, inspecting oiit-
cer, paid an official visit, accompan-
ied by Mrs. Byington, a guest.
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NEW. HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
Ladies' Grill and gentleman's lunch
room open until 11:30 p. in. Popular
prices. Table d'hote lunch fifty cents,
ll_ 30 to 2 p' m. Table d'hote “Innér-Iducts that should be removed from
' the blood by the kidneys. It the ashes
seventy~flve cents, 5: 30 p. m. to 8 p.
m. SIIervsd in main dining room.
SAVE YOUR HAIR
,3» Wyeths'sage and Sulphur. :1 size,
790; Codeine, 39c.
Stillson-Powell Go ration
. ensecieriou DRLllIgoGlB'l’S;
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’and had a doctor dress it.
was taken to the Danbury'H'ospltal.
, Pill:
Are You Found 0‘ Peanut Butter?
We have “Just. installed a peanut butter machine for mak-
15clb.
ing the finest Peanut Butt er you ever tasted
Made whil c you wait. To introduce it we
Will sell it all this week
East India Tea Co.
125 WASHIEQ‘I ON STREET.
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TELEPHONE 371
Your Stilt -
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I’t’"II' IIII AIIIJSIIIINIS
DOUBLY PROVEN.
South Nerwalk Readers Can No Ln
e1 Doubt the Evidence.
’l‘lIis South Norwalk citizen s-iestfl STAMFORD THEATRE,
that long ago. _.-..-._
)ItI oi ( ncl It-liet 'tlI undoubtid ,0 I
‘I . , II ‘ The Whitney Fashion Show.
hint-iii. * .1. _, . I .
IIIIH‘ int-ts are now t'onlirllietl. I'I) 'I‘DP‘II'L IH‘II “mum" “I
Such lt‘s‘llllltill)’ is tompltIe-thc tx\Il Namm‘" H“"'“ on Silllllll 0. Sun-
dcni'econclusive. “ILIM‘I' L‘..tI1, matinee .Ind c\I~tIiIIg,I
it forms convincing proof of merit. “1” be something 01 a derIIIutiI in-I
t‘luIIlIs SclIm-lx. .‘lli Fl'tlllIt’IIll street, I‘m-”IO"- I”! \Ii'srlfi- Nlhill Av (o.,I
producers of “Within the Law."
{illtl tlIllC‘l‘
South .\'or\\'-.Ilk, says: v“l had trounlc ”l'n~
with my kidneys former :1 _\ear and l ucr t‘utt-I'”
sun‘ercd severely from intense pain will then bring to Stamford "'l‘he
throuuh thr small of my back. It was \t'iIitncy Fashion Show," a threvnct
always more severe when l did an) itllIl'l'lllIIlllit'lll which has Illt‘t'll ar
Hooping. i tried several nit‘dli'illi’s united and will be given untie‘r tth
without Iil‘llt‘IIl until I go! “01“” Kid‘ III-Isonal tIIl‘t't'tIUll of Mrs. llollt Am.
ney l’llls tit l’laistcd's Drug Store.
They restored my kidneys to In normnlI ’l lu- Fashion Shot. has lie-I
condition by freeing the SIIIIIIIIII score-WWII“ somewhat the WWII on a small
lions from sediment an rcstorngIMAMII within the inst
them to a natural color. I no longer with the result tluIIt
had to rise at night to pass the kid» I II
secretions. either. II
Confirms His Praise.
tlver two years later. Mr.
said: “All 1 said in praise of [man's
Kidney l’llls before, still holds good.
i use them once in a while and they .for ”1" fashion pageant.
keep me in good health."
PIIU‘ five at all dealers. Don't slm Ias Well as Jter intimate accessories of
ply ask for a kidney remedy -—get wardrobe. The great llngerie- bulld-
lioan s Kidney l’illswtlte same that Writ of Paris have been tailed upon toI
Mr Schock has twice publicly recom Itontrlbute their genius to this part .of
Whitne y
out hority.
:-t1ong the inmous fashionI.
year or
Messrs.
have undertaken to present
Itheir's on it scale of greater magni
tude.
.. t o.
my
Si'htlt‘lt
mouth-d Ii‘tisll‘l \tilburn Co. DFODS- the enteitninment. Some perfecth
liutl'nlo, N \ Inew Ideas in negligees and innova-
ltions in “nighties” from Judith liar-
NEW YORK NATIONAL GUARD.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-5—~Approxi I
Ihier, (loupey and Yplnx will be dis
pluved bv living Manlkins. while. the.
match 10000 troops canwmlnfazarg other acts will be devoted to the cor-
brigades ilnd repmflenyfik axntlonalIIIIICI afternoon gownlng and smart
owning. dancing and dinner frocks.
'; m sis. '
(In 111‘ Van curuuud Barkmnthe “m5. I s Sela yn lit 00. vouch personal
ern borderlof this city today Tlet Il_\ iOl the pulchritude of the models
demonstration was intended to show selected, each of whom receives a sal-
what the soldiers otINew York city an equal to that of many an actiessI
would be 0“”pr o! in event of an I-Ippiaring in a speaking role. .Mra.
emcigency and lilo troops taking part'In‘ “II I'Armiitrong Whitney will take
comprised virtually all the militia tit-1m“ '" Th"
inched to New i ork city commands. Ilhacle.
The maneuvers as planned were “'th her audience, which will inoludeI
queh as would be required in activoImufih that isIlntcresting, as well as o!
sen ice. and included a combat he- Practical help to every woman who
tween the tt‘dmnce guard of the dlvls IIWith‘S '0 “up?!” Well-dressed Not
ion and :1 detail representing an enemy Ionly “Ill she confine hat exploitations
force.
lions, rough reading, machine gun hold out hope to the stout girl. the
drills. um.- of motorcycles and aerial thin glrL the short girl, not to forgetI
signal bombs “ ere on the days PTO the special display of maternity
gram. '4:ng gowns. “The Whitney Fashion Show"
is no Adnmless Eden. be it observed.
HAD RIGHT ARM TOR“ I FF- for Messrs. Selwyn believe and Mrs.
NINITOWI‘V 891“ 2"“B‘I'm “‘1' Whitney declares that men will be-as
‘1 chauttcm fot John E Bates. much interested as women in this ex-
hibition of the line art of dressing.
Seven IKeys to Baldpate.
One “the distinct novelties. and
one of the biggest successes of the
theatrical season. “seven Keys to
Baldpate.”. a mystery farce made into
a play by Geo. I Cohan front the
book of the same name by Earl Derr
Diggers. which will be. presented at
the Stamford Theatrefll‘uesday even~
ing. september 28th. \
A sensational success fully desrlbes
the impression’made during the past
year in New York and Chicago of
this famous play of laughs and thrills.
George M. Cohan's hand has fash-
ioned‘ many plays, but the bestjot all,
if we are to accept. the opinion of
many erudite revieweis, in ”Seven
Keys to Baldpnts," with its thrillinIg
tale of a. writer of melodramatic nov-
els who isolates himself on the top
of a mountain {or the ostensible pur
at wmk 011 an ensilsgé editor at the
silo on the farm today. Calkias tool:
his automobile and although blood
was flowing front the arm, he dr'Io\c
two miles into New Preston village
He then
. TIAKE OUT THE ASHES.
UreniIa is due to the circulation in
the system of poison and waste pro-
are not removed the fire dies, and the
machinery stops. So with the waste
products of the system. Foley Kidney
help the kidneys remove waste
matter that causes rflaumstism, aches
and pains, stilt Joints and sore mus-
clan.
I pose of completing a Istory, and is
,, the. State Irmurei:
Exempt From State Tax
I Money in. savmgs banks is exempt trom- the state I.
tax because the savings banks pay the tax direct to
there confronted with a series of incl-
dents tl1at,in thrills and hair-raising
episodes, puts any tale he ,could rash
ion to blush
"Seven Keys to Baldpate" is said
to run the gamut of humanemotlons
from laughs to thrills with intermed-
' into melodramatic. I .
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~BHAKEMAN WAS CURED \
”A. Woo‘tsey. Jacksonville. Texas,
XVI-lies: "'i ms do‘wn with kldnei
trouble on rhénmtlsm- he'll II can;-
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i-ut-ct-sslul plays,
two._
Selwyn I‘
“The Whitney Fashion Show"I
still have a special sccnit; investlturo
as a proper and logical background.
The first actI
will disclose the boudoii of Madame
Show as the FashionI
She Iwill hold a conference
in addition battery drills bay no the extravagance of the ultra- -el1ic.I‘
onet exercises. demonstrations of first I but will include suggestions to the wo-I
aid to the wounded, use of wireless sta- man of moderate income .and will ev enI
acheehthtI-tlmesndwuuradotImnk'
HAVE
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Fall.days will soon be with us.
and then you Iwill need good
light, and plenty of It.' Why not
hayeth'e home piped for gas
light? Easy terms for the piping
and fixtures. I
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the. customary
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Delivery on R E O S I 1000
IMMED Starts September 25th I SOId Over
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In the Norwalk’s
Ask your neighbors how they
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Prices from $20.00 to $55.00
Every one guaranteed to give satisfaction,
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The scientific conduct of buoinen Ind per-tonal affairs
the method; employed very dhtlnctly
Atom The Liability
-- 01 not having I checklnd’ lcccqunt. We Invite accounts which are
given efficient and courteous ‘qttmuon. I
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Fairfield County National Bank
THE OLDEST IANK IN NORWALK.
. . EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN
SWea'ters
'lhe slight chill in thcalr has brought the demand for warmer ap-
parel. There is nothing more heat and attractive to look upon, or more
comfortable to wear than a Coat Sweater.
“e haven variety of modeis for early Fall wear which are close tit-
ling and can be worn under out'ne's coat later on.
T? , Prices are the best yet for such excellent qualities and
are
within the reach of everyone’s purse.
WOMEN'S swaArEiis............’.............".$I.9s and $2.93
CHILDREN'S SWEATERS .................................. 98c
A FEW NOVELTIES AT ....... ............ $5.00 to $7.98
The City National Bank
-WHY. TAKE CHANCES” '
Many persons have lost the lavings Iot dillfeti'me by concealing
funds in .unsafe places. Then to pine. for money is in a’ Bank.
We offer this security in the tom of a checking account which will
Protect your funds from loss
Systematize your financial nit-airs
Strengthen your credit. . _
Modern methods. superior facilities, courteous treatment—you are
invited to do your banking but ness hero. - I?
GRAND MASTERS’ ottr.‘
WALLlNGFORD, IConn., Sept. :4.—
Grand Masters’ Day at the Mosaic .
Home brought here several hundred PAPEN GOING TO MEXICO.
mbmbsrs of the Fraternity. “161er SAN- FRANCISCO. Sépt f26 .mCapt. ;
exercises on the m von Papas. military attache or I
grounds of the home. omosrs ud unseen-man Embassy at Washington.
members thhe Eastern sm- also 9111! Prince von -Hatzteldt. who «are
were present, the former to take part flaking this city.- will leave next Tues-
in the program and the others to .- du [or Mexico City. it was announce
‘ ‘ ed today. Both men minulntsileuco 1
or was delightlul. The sum II to their exact destination and the
Southern“
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[Grand Matron, Mrs. Fanny Y. Gardw
met, a Milford.
orphans “MW?!“ ,WIIL’I! --
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