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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 30, 1915 · page 8

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Golf Players
the dollars per year, we canI
m I policy insuring to the limit or
. thousand dollars, protecting the
holder from claims-tor injuries

by him while playing golf, to.
aroma or persons. provided, how-
thé‘liabiliiy shall in no event ex-
five thousand dollars for damages
Iimufles to any one persou.

YIOI‘ 8. Golden

. ”I! 1230 South HoMalk. Corina

ill NEWS

it!!! Cuneo, of this city. has se-
,~ employment in Flushing, l‘a.

 

fierfipringwoods have closed their
I II season. Seterul of the play-
lIILprob'ubly join the Tiger toot-
‘team when it is organized tlii-'
on.

Irbert O. Pollard. of Norwalk.
» ed last night for the I’acific-I'nn-
I Exposition. as the guest of the
a" Life Insurance Company. or
6rd. and will be absent from Nor-
I for several weeks.

,ViS‘s Minn Margaret irsvin. daughter
Elli". and Mrs. P. R. Irwin. (11' this
' and Francis X. Barnes. son oi
MaryIIIButnes, of I‘oughkecpsie,
., Iwere married \eslt‘rtlu at
eter's church. Bridgeport. I

 

 

#CO'UNTRYII CLUB DINNER.
orvsd every 'l‘hursdiy night is a
Jaature that has besome popular. ‘

tatswlde action will be called fo-- 1
thajBridgeport yacht clubs to h
g mothrboat registration law, which

:.'th9 next session of the legislature. l
. re is much interest among the to l

Wners, but fevi‘ of whom have de-IO
tilled their ilfty cents with Town!
iiVSmith. 2 . l

oilioors of all of the parish organ
on: of Trinity Episcopal churchl
{last night with the rector, Rev. F.
Coleman: Plans for the winter's
)rkfv‘yvore discussed in general. N01
tlon'ot rflennite nature was. taken.
firm-W ' .

ksvst’l

'ib A. plendrlcks of this city.

1: l
MIflIW the men wisp are
)tralghtening things out on the beach-
“Mabel. " off Stamford. Captain Hen-
rugsggwirh his “Carrie ll." brings
Vi ups to the workers during the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

—SALEI SALE!
Wonderful Values. Watch for ssltole
«(advertisement Friday. M. Molt-

 

k lire reminded that they are
Jill meet informally at the Nor-

toast“ any questions relative
anner of voting they would
IIswered- J. A. Carter, one 01

t District’registrars will be
I to give any instruction in his
I and he will have a sample bal- l
I him to illustrate. The wom-
go or to vote upon the amend-

~r A

» ”takes them off the boat to

 

city charter which pro-

 
 
 
 
 

tower in iixing the teachers‘ sal 8:
s'meeting is called for iheI
; se,;pure and simple, or instruct-
w"vot'ers in the method of vot-

 

 

up HOTE MAHAOKEMO. V
as Grill and gentleman's lunch
on until 11: 30 p. in. Popular
‘Tablo d'hote lunch titty cents.
to p‘. m. Table d'hote dinner.
bye cents, 6: 30 p. m. to 8 p.

:3th Main dining room,

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

STOMACH Tso‘usts
Dr. Olmstead’s
impu- Dyspepsia Powder.

’ u-Ptisveil Corporation

 
 

 

 

 

 

PfiaociPrioN onuooisrs.
. gton BL, So. blot-walk. Conn.

 

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THE scum nORWALK EVENING SENTINBL‘

 

THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, 1915

 

 

 

Made whil c you

Will sell it all this week

Are You Found 0‘ Peanut Butter P

We have just installed a peanut butter machine for mak-

15clb.

ing the finest Peanut Butter you ever tasted

wait. To introduce it we

 

TELEPHONE 371

 

East India Tea Co.

125 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

a meeting in lxst-lswuod's

night and mapped out the plans ioi ;
. finishing up oi the campaign.

ill:

Ernest Laydeu left this morning for
where he will spend

Providence, R. 1..

vii week or two with relatives.
his vacation. he expects to attend one
or the world's series games in 1305-

IOI).

w Attend the Third Ward Democrat-
ic liaile. ICasi Iiitsl oi'Vllridgc tonight.

...__._.._.

i‘hicl of l‘olite William ll. Penning»
1011 was advised this morning by Sec-

ielal‘y 01' States (‘Ilzll'lt‘>

that the automobile license oii‘harles
has been sus»

Murray. of this city.

. pended.

-.._ *-

—-~-llr. (‘ltme will talk at Third “IllI‘t‘l

Rally tonight.
The New Haven Union,

prints :1 story to the effect

Eli. W,elch of Hartford. pleaded guilty
the malls in
ave that he sent to a South Norwalk man
a letter threatening to expose him (or

”iii effective tomorrow repealed an “19831 1191 if he didn't 983' him
Other state newspapers give

Windsor instead
of South Norwalk. Dog Warden Thom-
as F. Walsh was a member of the jury

to a charge of misusing

$100
the man’s address as

Iin the United States court yesterday. through Rev.

.———-——

-5 gum ad nan in the belt upofI quiry into the cashing or this check s

'I‘ll:‘ Stirss'alls Republican i‘ltti. held

 

lililliltll Gilli ll08ll

Hall last

(C‘ ontitiued from Fit st
Nurwalk.

Page. )
. lI '
During ul Although

day.

The Gilbert Memorial church
completed last winter at a
about swoon. Rev.
then preachingr in Soulhpori.
mine in Georgetown as
and his winning
it llurncs
gregational body.
borrowed from the custody of
stallinents.

he married a Miss Barber,
of :1 wealthy New Yorker.
last night. the Georgetown district,
that Wilbur
church. it

V58 S

York. to his design.
to $282. which his

charitably disposed
Mr. Garland. but

inever reached its destination.

 

 

WE REFER YOU

 

To TIHE Hops: 3‘“ New "my-
is it not beautiful in its glistening
coat? Yes. and .what‘s more, it will
wear well-we shat-antes that. All our

:grief mtrlcken‘ at lief home.

i have been begun.

church in Massachusetts

can be
today. .

paints, oils. stains, varnishes, cnam

els, etc, are the best obtainhble»

that has been painted with
thats your protection.

The Gorham Cos

sac-r “Moaw‘aur

w~ I ; fie

10 FIRST ST.
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AllEGtS [038 Of lUNDS;

policemen
were waiting at the Norwnlk station“ I
he did not slight. and a search in the'
intervening towns is being made to.

was
cost of‘
Mr. Garland was
lie‘
3 candidate}
mannerisms and fine
delivery at once appealed to the con-
'i'iie amount 83:30,.
the
church he later agreed to repay in “1-;

in the early part of last summer,
daughter
living in
and he fur-I
nishcd sumptuoualy the rectory of thej
has been discovered that
while most of the household furniture?
obtained direct front ConncryI
Brothers of Georgetown. some i‘urm-l
ture was made especially in New:
This amounted 5.
father-inslaw is‘
said to have guaranteed payment up}
on it was later learned that a checkl
which recommended Welsh be sent for the amount had been forwarded
back to not for 10 days pendlns "M by

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1’

persons I,

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Your appearance will be

you w
your meals better, old

self in generals
worlr.

the condition of your

made worse by putting
morrow What should be
day Consultations free.

 

1w appointment only.

Give Your Teeth t
Some Attention

ill promote health,

and be better satisfied with you'-
it will not cost

much, and I give the highest gradé'
[Remember the process oI
:decsy is going on 'ali the time and

111-. J i. Mallory 2‘

W South MainI St. South
«tinitrs- 9c. in. toSp in.
- I

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and pay the same price

 

 
 
 

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imploved, l
eniol’ l
digestion,

 
 

mouth is ’
or! for to-
done to;

N orwalk
Sundays

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

Over a Drink
CAUSES EYE STQAINI. BU‘III',

my rest glasses relieves that
trouble at once. Should your
. syn cause was to have head

our vision blurs, why,

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

I I Too Much Bonding;

IleiaIl MALTED MILK you drlnlt

muvHORLIGK'so-r
you may get a cheap substitute

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

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i

or sluts . . .
o D ”Furnished Rooms" adrertisemgnts
Phone us. . . -
.- may mean that you ll pay more than
is necessary and get less than you'
should have. I ‘ -

 

' led to the steps taken yesterday look-b ;
ing toward the arrest of Garland.

it is said that the financial tritium-
ltions of Garland in Georgetown loath .3. .9.
ling to his disappearance amount to

tapproximatelyl» 82 .000. .t His wife
; . AnI
taudlt of the accounts of the church:

I Rev. Mr. Garland preached in that
Southptirt Methodist church for more
than it year. having come from at
Though‘
I born in Canada, he is said to have.
graduated from Yale collego'and also?
_ to have taken “ecclesiastical cont-sci
His flntincial opera-
tions in 'Southport wore’extcnsivo‘ al-
though little of a tangible nature:
learned of the transactions}

To neglect to read the Sentinel]

 

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The H

as 'IH

Decide Now

You have. been studying these

 

ads all week. Other men‘s wives
They
have "cred miles of steps today
with their Hoosier cw

. :mmnbmpv

have already been here.

You have been waiting and
wishifig and hoping all you; mar-
ricd life for just such a kitchen
cabinet, and this new Win is
truly a wonder of convbi‘fibhbe at
a price within reach of every wo-
man. Thc sale ends tomorrow.

$9 Less Than
Standard Prices

A properly equipped kitchen
is one of the natural rights of ev-
ery good housekeeper. Decide
now to come down and see the
new Hoosiers which you know
you need, before it is too late to
benefit by the terms of this liberal
otter. igI'

I Your Last

 

a.

Come early. We doubt if there
will be 'a Hoosier left in our store
tomorrow night. ,

$1 Puts One In
,2; Your home

'; Theroyis not rpenny extra to pay
for intetht or [Gas of any kind; simp-

. . mm glen $1 a week as the'

pa}' for itseifmoNo woman.
can afford to get along without

a
Hoosier Cabinet when she can get

(Highest Award, Panama-Pacific Exposition.

oosier Wonder

 

‘. Midway. between “Cleanliness" and “convenience"
HIOOSICI' Specias' Hoosier Wonder are Hoosier watchwords.
Note the improved sanitary end

and Hoosier Beauty in convenience~
equal to Hoosier Beauty in size.

Hoosier l’ciiutyS

 

 

 

San Francisco )

Chance. Sale Ends.

 

 

 

 

‘tl "“4.
till ,

 

This is the “HUGS/ER W "
39 Below Standard PriglNDER

COMPARE THESE: NOTABLE FEATURES

where no dust can lodge.

j'r‘Tllé‘ wide uncluttered cupboard
tibpkoé above the table. .

* ,——~TltVe deep roomydrawers.

The manual Step;

aver; Igreatly“

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' proved most pmtigslt “”pr cab T’Ii‘ :‘II‘ -I—'l‘he pure aluminum t-ble.
' i“ met- In the “lbwxli 6‘1ng Th“? “11:? all t :"2 —The high grade ll'ltite enamel
Roll nobr Hoosier kitche cibI-I cupboards on all models. a, -
m n -. u—These and forty labor—saving de-
inet with sanitary. removable roll

such great convenience at those un-
heard~of prices on such liberal terms.
' Those who come. early tomorrow
may still choose among the following
other new Hoosier modemupyagy one
of which is the best at its. price.

doors.
breed dirt.

Hoosier De Luxc

white enameled all over—a cabinet of
remarkable beauty.

vices give the Hoosier unrivaledfion- ,
venience. .

The men who make Hoosier Cab-
inets take pride in the fact that no
«Hoesier yet has worn out—you can
buy any Hoosier with assurance of
lasting/service.

No cubby holes or pockets to

This is Hoos-
ier Beauty,

If there is any man or woman in town who is still uncertain about pur

Hurt y Tgmorrow chasing is 3003101‘ Cabinet after reading this ad, come down tomorrow

I‘ on working sue you are now. or whether a Hoosier Cabinet will save you in your own home the miles

without fail. and convince yourself once for all whether you want to go

of steps, the

time. the labor and ”money it is saving for other women.
it won‘t take ”you“ five minutes to decide Come first thing tomorrow morning before you are too late for this

remarkably liberal “opportunity.

opposite
ilcyi's
Theatre.

Sterling Furniture Company

2 I ig27-129- 131 WASHINGTON STREET

Phone

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three-quarter length sleeves,

 

 

 

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Home Dresses

An assortment of “House
Dresses in high neck and

low neck and elbow sleeves; I;
made in different Istyles of I charge.
madras, chambray and ging- l
hams. Sizes 34 to 46 at I
$1.00

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glasSes.

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Let our Oculist
1 Be Your Eye
Ifhysician

IAnIexamination of your eyes
by our oculist is free of

. He will advise you if you Ineed

. Glasses as low as $2.00.

 

THAMER

Ocullsts, Optometrists, Opticians.

37“‘Atlantic Square, Stamford, Ct.

opus Sat. Evenings.

 

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ART lemmings

.. An especially attractive collection of art goods are at hand ready for
those who wisely provide now tor Christmas gifts:

A beautiful assortment of stumped articles to embroider, as well
as knitting materials for making shawls. sweaters and the various
fancy articles that are produced from colored yarns. Also materials
; for crocheting, hand‘crochet work being applied now to’so many cm-
“broidered pieces such as towels, underwear, scarfs, etc. -

There are artistic designs in Ribbons, including plain and moire~-
Dresdens. striped, checked and plaid effects, which are very desirable
for making opera bags. coat hangers, 'sachet bags and other pretty
gift things. ow - .-,-
, Vie will not attempt to give you even a brief list of the new items: '
bttt would be pleased to show them. to you at the department.

Est. 1897.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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lbs you realize how much

 

 
 

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. Given II AWay.
While They Last

Women Fall Suits
$5. 00

Last Season's Styles

illitdyI 81 Brennan I

z . a South Main St.
4'7““Tb iii In

 

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