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Containing Fresh Cod Livers, witi.
Peptonats of iron.
F. l. sum. Bassist.
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Cream, Fruit Flavors:
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Banana ~ 1 David W. Raymund I
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6'" NEWS (Continued irrom rim Page.)
place, but declared—the damage was
—-——-— . serious. The hurricane struck that
The members of the ischoda YachtJ’Oillt late Wednesday night. From
Club meet tonight for regular business. indications the full force of the storm
- apparently swept over the neighbor—
-—shoulder Steak no lb. N. v. WNW" 01‘ mea- a my 0" “V9 91°“
land inhabitants, and as the country
'ls low it was feared that section suf-
fered severely. The last report re-
ceived from Houms. at' about 9 a. in.
Local attorneys are in Bridgeport. Wednesday stated that many refugees
today. attending the short calendar were arriving there from Gulf coast
session in the common pleas court. lpoints.
-~ - ! St. Bernard, adjoining New Orleans
--Call at our display now being Parish, was flooded by a tidal wave to:
held in the Hotel t‘iid’ord Block, and a depth of from two to eight feet in,
-—Porterhouse Slk. 22c lb. N. Y. Mkt.
FIRE !
On the hearth these i‘a‘ll
home, a contented family and just the amount of
heat required,
Hickory and Appletree WOOD
Cut in Lengths to Suit.
FIRE !
FIRE l
nights, makes a happy
RAYMOND BROTHERS
him
his mum?
unannounced-us
Lsstflssssladilwryltss
If you haven't got a set qt.People’s
Cyclopedia you better hurry now as
the supply of book is almost ex.
belated. The sets are being given
out at The Sentinel Oiiice while They
last. _ ‘1'“.
There are five volumes in the set
The 'Clam
Tax
DO THE PEOPLE WANT lT?
That mains to be seen. In the
meantime read the list of Adolf
Gobeil'
ems coco MEATe we canny
AT oun s'ronE.
Knackworst
and they contain all the world's use
ful information. They are beautifullyi
bound in English. cloth and are mostl
convenient to handle. l
Tomorrow will be the last day 011
the big sale and if you want one of‘
these sets next week it will cost you
$12, which is the regular selling‘
price. Get one today or tomorrow
for $1.98 and save $10.02. You should
get several sets for wedding or birth-
day gifts. Nothing could be more up
propriale of useful for the girl or boy!
we will tell you.
lat school, or the older members of
‘the lower section of the arish, cour-
i D ithe family. Everybody needs a handy‘,
—-—-- I I"“'I":§iers arriving here today reported. !
—--(‘.has. Brand i... good on watcheg,3 Crops throughout the district visit-f
clocks, jewelry and optical goods. .ed by the hurricane were almost to;
._ _ liaily destroyed. it was reported. .
The Republicans will hold their first Fears were felt also for the safety}
rally in the first ward tonight. They
will gather in the Town Assembly
Hall. ‘1
Mississippi south of here. The last
. . word from the section-around the
. "‘ "ll“lmouth ot the river came today in a
. Ya“, wireless message floor the steamer
Siliion Steak 2% lb. NI ' . ti Creole, anchored of! Fort St. Phillip.
Captain Jacobs reported that the water
was flowing over the levees. and that
many housesialong‘ the hints had been
swept away; It was presumed from
this report that a number of dwellers
in these houses had lost their lives.
Captain Manges and three members
of the crew of‘ the tug Corsair were
drowned in the Mississippi over Nine
Mile Point, when the Corsair and three
fleets of barges sank while the storm
was at its height last night. These
fleets included more than 200 surges
loaded with coal valued at 31.500.000.
The clearing of debris from the
streets has begun and it is expected
the city will begin to assume a normal
aspect tomorrow. A section in the
1western part of the city about thirty
blocks long and ‘15 wide, was flooded
no to funniest deep. Dur-
Tonight a memorial service, in hon- today from 0
f the storm the water
or of the late Mrs. Rachel Keeler, will "‘3 “‘9 height 0 t u
‘flowed through most of the s we .
be held by the members of the Wom-
‘ * Mayor 'Behrmann today said the
an 8 Relief Corps to Douglas Fowler city had no need of outside assistance.
’Post, 0. A. R.. in which, for yearsshe He believed the property 1033 in the
was conductor. city slid environs would reach several
'million dollars.
Library directors meet this evening
for their regular monthly business ses-
sion in the downtown library build-
W- «stimuli
‘ —Thomas 'F. Ciunc, Democratic
candidate for mayor. is of the people,
by the people, and for the people.
' The twenty-fifth anniversary of the
Friday Afternoon Club is being ob-
served this afternoon at the home of
Miss Mary Cunningham, on Ilmwood
avenue. '
-Democratic rally tonight. Red
Men’s Hail, Washington street.
—Siriion Steak 20c lb. N. Y. Mkt.
-—Porterhouse Stk. 22c lb: N. v. Mkt.
of residents along both banks of the; '
reference work for daily use. |
Look for the display announce-l
ment printed elsewhere in this issue
in which the entire plan of disiribu-E
tion is fully explained. ’ g
i
Crabs
‘ Lobsters
mi? Clams
IIlilizlflieiShSillt- Fi Sh
Rilekaway
0yslers
m" Escaliopes"
Dry
Cutbill’s
. 71 North Main St.
'lhat so? Well. call me up again if
Members of the local and Rowayton
churches. who are affiliated with the
several
Epworth Leagues in their
l
. Eleven small craft sank in thé‘hara Free Delivery. Phone ‘0.
her here during the storm and six’
steamships were damaged. The Unit-I .
cd States converted yacht Stranger, RUBBING IT I N.
assigned to the Louisiana Naval Mll'i Proud Dad: I suppose in the course
churches. will attend the rally of the
Norwalk group of Epworth Leagues
itia. was rammed by the huge dry-dock
at the naval station and went to the
lot time baby will be married, even as
,we were.
tonight at the East avenue M. E.
Church.
bottom. The gunboat Petrel was in: Mamma: Yes. lv'suppose she will
I the dry dock at the time. The monitor; throw herself away on some mun.—
—Lat.€5t Style 30“ H818. O'Brien’s.’ Amphitrite was driven aground.
i There was no wire communication
Papers are returnable today in the‘ with the outside world throughout the
foreclosure '* suit brought by Mrs._ day, but brief radio messages-telling
Amalie P. Church, of this city, againstj of the city’s
Clarence Smith of Long islannd City‘ Mobile through the“ wireless on
and George Kassebart. of Mamarm steamship Excelsior.
neck, N. Y., to the Court of Comment
Pleas. , remained closed today.
the
-When going by Donnelly’s Sta~
tionery Store ,stop in and heal- the
Victrola and Sonora Talking Ma-
chines. Come in whether you. have a'
' machine or not. Young lady for this
department. , Let us have the pleasure
sent work trains.
HOUSTON, Tea, Set. (id—At
early hour today no information had
condition were sent to.
The. Cotton and all other exchanges
The Illinois Central, Southern Pa-
cific, Texas and Pacific and the Friscm
Railways started trains out of New
Orleans today and the other railroads
8.1?
‘ Philadelphia Lodger.
.
l
Goodheari,..l've got you down for
n couple of tickets: we’re getting up
a raifie for a poor man of our neigh-
borhood. "
Joakley-None for me, thank you.
i wouldnlt know what to. do with a
poor man if i won him—Christian
Register. ‘
Frankfurter:
Smoked Bologna
Thick and half thick Bologna,
Ham Bologne
Fresh Liver Bologna
Fresh Long Bologna ;
Long Smoked Bologna
Smoked Ham
Cottage Ham
Fresh Ham
Roast Ham
Boiled Ham ‘
Cerv‘hm hard and‘loft
‘
Lolnsfloliu ‘
Veal Loaf
Corned Beef
Hm on“... no... 7'
' ' ‘ ’ile‘
RAILROAD AVENUE
Phone 1412. Free Delivery.
Norwalk’s “Greatest Sale
A Wond rf '
ii iii Opportunity to Secure New Fall Merchandise at Greatly Reduced Prices
Sale Begins at 8:30
PAGE SEVEN
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We will place on sale 15
great sale ................
$8 Coats $4.95
season’s latest models, values $8, for this
Coats, all this
..... $4.95
$12.95 $15.95 Su
Ladies’,
Misses' and Juniors' Suits, all
Norwaliis Great Miliincry SalliL
zoo New Shapes at ................ 5“
Values Shoo.
We will place on sale one large table
of Fine Shapes, values up to $1.00, for
this great sale ......... V ......... 50¢-
;
1
kn
its.$9.95
Extra Special Shapes at 99c
the latest m‘atcriais, including the fur
trimmed, for this great sale ......
Values to $15.95.
A great assortment of Shapes in all the
new colors and styles, values up to $1.59.
$9.95
‘ for this one day's selling .......... 99*
fig.
VELVET SHAPES at
the newest materials, for juniors,
Special Winter Coats $7.95
$9.95 $12.95 $15.95
We will place on sale a big- line of
High Class, Smart Looking Coats,
and women. Special prices arranged for
tomorrow ....... $7.95 ‘0 $15.95
$1.49 and $1.95
A very large display of the newest Vel-
vet Shapzs to go on sale at
$1.49 and $1.95
Special Prices in all the Latgst Trim.-
mings for this season at Militz’s to-
misses morrow. .
Special Opening Displays of Trimmed.
Hats . . . ..... . ..... $1.95 to $15,002
in all
Over the “Phone-:“Hello! Is that
you. Blank. Why, there's a report
around town that you're dead." “is
it's confirmed, will you?"——Boslou
Transcript.
—-—
“i don't see why that follow is so
frosty with me now that he is rich.
i knew him when he didn't have a
“liar." ”Probably you never offered
to help him with a doilur."——Louis
ville (‘ourier-ournai.
____.._.__...._——
Passenger. with wife, at tile Lon-
don railway ticket wicket—“Two
third-class returns." “Where to?"
"Why, Flick 'ere, 0' course, ye fule!"
~—Puncb.
UP-TO-DATE.
The Man—Lemme go. l'm all right;
I can swim. .
The Girl—l don’t care; l'm going
to save you. I want a medal—Chi-
cago» Herald.
emov
reached here of the whereabouts or
of waiting on you.
a;
" Ami ' or
homeroom for the
safe keepiagoi your value»
cliic’s fast California train: which left
New Orleans at 11 o’clock. Wednesday
morning andwss duehere at. ten
" r1 Weds-day. night. It is probable it en-
“ -' counteredthe hurricane west of‘ Lock-
:mrr. ole Woven. Ls. ‘ ‘ » .
LGreatesth’A‘fi Suit. C093-
-——Norwalk’s '
4".-
row. Sale~ begins at. 8:30.
when .m’itters ofa general nature
i
. W meeting of
l mu.
i
i
sewer“
the Sunset Limited, the Southern Pa~
- land mummy Sale: at. Mints’s tomor- '
pilLreoslve’ consideration at tonight's .
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October let to.
Olithe latter date we will remove our long established
business to more centrally located quarters ‘at Wall and
' “High streets, and for the next two weeks will sell
OUR ENTIéESFOCK
If p. t
a buyall‘hindh‘oFfi‘irnitui-e at
—Ad'vertise in The Sentinel. a,
advance by the bill the fire» depart.
FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR HIRE.
l
Man Whose Property Catches Fire; .
Has to Foot the Bills. ‘
At last it is beginning to dawn up‘
on us that the man whose careless-i
aces and slinginess permits his
building to catch fire and burn, inci-
dentally causing loss to a number of
innocent bystanders, is a pest and
should be treated as such. As has
been urged in these pages more than
once, we should copy the long~estsb
lished practice of Great Britain and
on the continent, and impose. a pen-
alty on the man whose building has a
tire, instead of rewarding him with
fat fire insurance policies, which put
an actual premium on the largest posr
sible loss and damage by fire and war
ter. On the other side, when the fire
department is called, the man with a
SEE THIS: NEW
LADIES’ SHOE;
ASK TO SEE THEM
Of Bright Kid. with Piping of White
Calf.
We have other smart boots for
smartly dressed women, in blue- or
bronze kid.
commit a moist
South Norwaslk
_— .__,. _
lire pays a good round sum for the
services of the firemen and equip-
ment. instead of a thrill at being
the basic cause of a brilliant setting
for a moving picture with‘ brightly
painted ladder trucks and resplendent
steamers, and a few score of the
bravest, in motor trucks, dashing to
the rescue, therefis consternatibn at-
the prospective bill, for the more that
CENTRAL HOTEL
NEWLY Renovarsnt
J08. Di 8288A anon
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South‘Norwaik
I
Rooms by day or week at reasonable prices;
Every room well ventilated, electric lights and gas.
Everything first class.
come the bigger the charge will be.
Where a good part of the pmspec
tive insurance money is consumed in
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AMERICAN ORDERS FROM MAN-l ’ VALUE OF SODA.-
CHURIA. . '
i A little soda on the lush
' watez
' poses. and why not fit-- water pumped
ment will collect for their profession-
al visit, tr fire loses much of its
charm A city levies charges for the
it supplies for domestic pun
tovuut out. fires? The fact is a score
which are not a fraction as logical
i
..
Aw
as to charge for the use of the fire
department. , .
New York and/Boston have already:
i announced. their. tariif charges for lire'
service of one steamer up, and other
cities: should promptly, do. the same. A
www.mreentags of fires would
never have occurred if some one but!
.lised'reasonable care. and nothing will
stinlulato greater, care so much as hav-
ing to pay for what isjii'ovr free as
bin—H. H. Windsor. in the Popular
mechanics-amass '
of things are charged for by cities"
American commercial travelers are
now penetrating far into
Domestic Commerce; Department of
“American trade solicitors to Russian
.mel'cial travelers urine at Harbin,
the Consul intwdueos them. and gives.-
them useful information... The result
is that the buyer and seller are lau-
iually assisted. Recent orders - -thus
laced in Harbiutor American goods
cinder. Permsylvania watch oases,
326,0004vorth of Mitiisacbusetts‘ shoes.
New York roofing, California. dried
fruits, and Pennsylvania robber’goods.
while several,orders are pending for
railway supplies and other goods.
, The Bureau "of Foreign and Domes-
.tioConlinel'ce has gathered, considen
.ehle data about ‘Ifanchuria ior all
. . {American disputation-era who want to
\
5 tartar from the
l
northern .
Mancunian. Consul Moser reports front
Harbin to the Bureau of Foreign and item relieves distress in. stomach often .
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Commerce, that be is busy introducing"
firms. The consul says he endeavorszto ‘
be personally wouainted with, the,
managers" of every importing‘drm: in
his district. Wherrthe» American. com .
times.
remon
teeth. ' ' "'
Small amount in a glassot water. of?
eating. w ' *
if meat is too stale wanna in ya- f 5‘
ter in which soda has been halved;
Milk * bdglnning. to- turn. may 1)
sweetened by adding a trifle (would?
as you beat. it. i J
if vegetables hm Domain
kettle put in soda’ and a mums
boil awhile and the! kettle is ed
cleaned. ’
Sprinkle soda. on. the grease."
on floor, then wash in inks-warmed
ter and the result is fine. '
Sodsis goodtocieant .
tub in the bathroom. a- "
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A PAYING was;
Bill—Why, he has two! all I
place. .,
Jill—Yes. he's way ,behin Q
Jaehind nothing! it's a.‘ so
eYonksrs Statesman. ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler