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tamps. Tel. 37;, Low Prices.
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING ’SENTINEL'
any person or persons. provided, how-1
. ever, the liability shall in no event ex»
ceed five thousand dollars for damages
(or such injuries to any one person
Taylor 8. Golden
Telephoyne 1230 South Norwalk. Conn.1
lllll’ NEWS ~
-~ Dotti 1111;WV:1L the inntoc'iatic rally.
Red bit-11‘s Hall, tonight. l
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The log. “Addie \V’2d': this morning
towed a sand barge from the Ferris
Coal (‘ompany to Port Eaton, L. I.
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st) lo dcrbi-N. O'Brien. l
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Dr. l\lcl’arlnnrl, of Westport, rcportsl
to the polite of this cm 111: ii 1 wonfan
35 yeius old is missing-from his sam-1
tarium.
-- Shoulder Steak I-lt' ll). N. Y. Il'l‘ki
— ~ih'111m'1aii1‘ rally
Men's ltoil, Washington street.
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Month: is of Star of Columbia (‘ir
cle, t ompanions of the Forest, wiifl
meet tonight at 8 o’clock in lied liens
Hall. Washington street from whence
they will proceed in a body to the late
borne of Mrs. Sarah Larrigan.
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—-How can I learn a free scholarship
in the lnlcrnational t‘orrespomlencc
Schools of Scranton, PR?
Permits were today issued by the
building departtnent to C, w. Penneli
to install plumb. 1g and beating in the
house of Bill. ‘lPowell, on Keeicr'ave-
nus; and to P. M. Gailigan. to install
plumbing fer ,Ellen Easton, West
Cedar street. " ’ ,
Mkl.
—Roast Beef, 16c. lb. N. Y.
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-~l)on’t forget the Democratic rally,
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‘ The Pitilathett class of the \‘orw nlk
Methodist Sundhy school is making
" large preparations for its Dutch Sup
per and enterttiinment next Friday
night. These enthusiastic young ladies
are enlisting tho supiiort of their many
friends andthm event promises to he
“ one of the best of the social affairs
which will be arranged in this church
during the fall and winter.
—l)r1n’t you think it is time to call
a bolt. on further increaaes in the
city's debt? It so vote for T'hbtnas F.
Clune for mayor.
Captain Bogairdus' team, in the Elks
1‘ pool leads Captain Hull's team by 7i
5 points. Nineteen out of the scheduled
' thirty-six games have been played. The
total scores: Cilptain Bogardus—iZSl;
Captain Hull—1211. Last night the
' 5 following played P. F. Brophy 100 and
‘1 D. W. Raymond 97.
Douleds will play Aime Tarlov and Ira
,, “ALOckwood will face B. Kelley The
‘ committee in charge requests that all
1- members selected to play, try to be
1 “on hand that the tournament may be
' it closed on scheduled time.
Tonight Harry
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——A wonderful chance to save on
your new fall suit, coat and millinery
5‘ at Minlz’s tomorrow.
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1 NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
, Ladies' Grill thud gentleman's lunch
' 1" ‘mm open until 11:80 p. m. Popular
5‘ prices. Table dlhote lunch titty cents.
51130 to 2 1!. Table d'hoto dinner.
" 'LIOthty-ilve collie. 6: 30 9.111. to 8 p.
. m. Served in main dining room.
i \\ orlr.
will buy you
a good fall hat. "
$3 buys a better one.
Two “wheels“
,fused thus far.
.not care to have the commissioners
He said that he did
appointed, though he had no serious
objection, providing all of the commis-
sioners are lawyers, except that it
would only mean delay. He stated that
an appeal would be taken to the Su-
perior Court by his clients, it the de-
3\3 50 a Stetson.
Rogers 81 Stevens'r...
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
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""Cllult‘t’ FOuis -_c. N Y. Mkt.
R .lll\ Sunday will be observed at the,
lNoru‘alk Methodist Episcopal c‘hurch utintcessaiydehw
for the Sunday 5111001 on Sunday morn-:
ing at 10:30.
member of. the church and
school will be present The collection
-will be for the benefit of Sunday school
- Corned Beef 101 lb N Y. Mitt
Nomall’t's , lrcatost Suit (‘ozttztnd
Sole begins at 8:30
—RICCIO BROS. GARAGE.
W11 announce the opening of our‘
Redirww Garage at 13 Woodward avenuci be started in the Superior Court, 1".
land l‘i (boss sum built of tire-
lpt'oof (onstruvtion equipped with the
host faciliticr ior nil kinds of Auto
l‘irst class work quickly
' ('illt‘fllll\ done. Ford Atito repair-
speci:1l1y.. Auto Storage and
We solicit your patronage.
tlopniiinu
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Supplies.
-—THE BEST SITUATIONS.
are obtained by advertising to the
est employers. The Sentinel reaches
his class in Norwalk and vicinity.
1011111 HELPS
or perfumed.
Surgical and Medleinal"30aps, the
best makes obtainable
51:. to 60c. per cake.
imported .Cgetllo Soap. fresh cut
51:. and 10¢. per cake special
price by pound.
Ask for free sample.
The Norwaik wllrug 'Co‘.
. H. A. MEAD, SME.
11- Mn Main St Orwell:
" DIVIDEND NOTICE.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAV-
INGS BANK
”Norwalk, Conn" Sept. 16,1915.
At a meeting of the Board 0! Direct
ors of the Fairileld County Savings
Banks held this day. a dividend at the
rate of four (4) per cent. per hnnum
was declared to depositors (mm the
earnings of the six months
September 30. 1915.
The same. will be entered on pnss
books and paid on and after October
11 1915.
SEYMOUR CURTIS
Treasurer
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it is hoped that every,
Sunday;
:tlie longer the light.
Fade Soaps, Bath soaps, either plaln.
ending
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By order of the Board of Directors.
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cision of the commission should award
to the claimant a higlnr amount than
in the proposition which had
1 been submitted privatelt to Judge
1 ockwood.1
.lndgo Frederick C. Taylor, of Siam- '
‘foru‘. thought that there is no reason
in the world for appointing commis
sioners,_as that course would mean
He said that there
would probably be an appeal from the
finding of the commissioners, anyway.
Judge Lockwood made :1 long plea to
Judge Keeling for the connnissioners.
His client, he said, has no money to
meet the expenses of the case. and
the greater the
lunnecessary burden will be to her. He
said that he believed that a fair settit ‘
5ment will be reached through commis-
“\iiliiniit Solo at Mint7‘ .4 tonioirOW. lsionels without going further lie nl
so called attention to the fact that
many of the witiirssEs are adtanced
in age, some over 80 years, and may”
not hie six months. A trial could not,
'said. in less than six months 1
Air. wlinan said that the (use iii-
\01\ ea not simply a question of fact
but some technical points of law as
trand is alleged in a measure The
plaintiff claims she was in Mrs Mac-
key's borne lot it) years, that some
thing was promised to Iii r before Mrs,
.‘llucltey died. and that sho possessed a
right to this. The points, he said, to-
gether with the belief that there are
some mental deficiencies in the plain-
tiff, Itnd'tlte claim of. the defendants
Ithat she simply rendered services for
the deceased, i‘or whit-h she was paid
in full. he thought. constituted a cast-
that should be heard by lawyers-if a
ddmmission is to be appointed. and not.
by laymen.
. The inventory of the Machey estate
sliowsa tonal or personal and real
property valued at $160,000. ’
Mr. Cullinan represented the Rock-
ctt family, which includes \Yllllam,l
Adrian and Francis Rockett. and,
Eggcmpr Adrian lgockott (or the and
tate of Mrs. Flla Report, and also Mrs.
Stella B. Hubert.
Judge Taylor represents Daisy Who-
don and Leroy Lockwood of New York,’:
and Mrs. M. Tipton was also present,
though not represented by counsel.
No decision was given.
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-—-A wonderful chance to save on
your new fall suit, coat and millinery
at. Mintz's tomorrow.
Let our ()culist,
Be Your Eye
Physician
An examination of your: eyes
by our oculist is free of
charge \
glasses.
Glasses as low as $2.00.
jTHAMER
Ocullsts, Optometrlitu, Opticians.
He will advise you if you need ‘
Too Much Bending
Over a Desk
' I. muses EYE sTRAtN, our
" my rest glasses relieves that
trouble at once. Should your
eyes cause you to have heady
aches, your vision blurs, why.
feel free to consult me. All
work guaranteed firstolass
and done in my modern shop.
William Liliane
OPTI‘ilCIAN AND OPTOMET-
RIS .
l . 155 Washington at.
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Fine PEARL BARLEY. Bulk
“Have you tried our PEANUT BUTTER?
There is nothing more tasty than good fresh Peanut Butter.
There are so many tempting ways to 15 lb
serve it, that it never grow 5 tiresome. C 0
Made while yout wait.
SMOKED snoutmnns, LB.
PURE LARD, Lo.
1212 pound
BEST GOLD- _ JONES’ COMPOUNC
FAMILY MEDAL .
FLOUR FLOUR FLOUR LARD
80c bag 90c bay title bag.- itie lb.
BEST ,
CREAMERY BUtter, 29C 11).
£185“ 5c lb. Rhee.“ 8c tingling" 71111,
Y0llR CHOICE
3 for
.25c
2¢ LB.
5012
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FARINA, LB. PKG.
EARLY JUNE PEAS
SWEET SUGAR CORN
PINK SALMON
Washington CORN FLAKES
Ritter‘s PORK and BEANS
HOMINY, LARGE PACKAGE
EVAPORATED MILK
CITRONS FOR PRESERVING
FREE—FREE THIS WEEK with a pound can of
Premium Baking Powder. Your choice of either
.. A Large White Enameled Dish Pan
A Large Fibre Grass Satchel
Or :1 Rubber Door Mat
l1
10 STAMPS FREE WITH THE FOLLOWING "'
“fr pkg. Premium‘Oatmeal. ..............1... . . Izc
rpkg$Macaroni .......... . ......... the"
rim“ ureCocoa............... . . .. 25c
Iplrg. Seeded Raisins .. . . . .. ....................... ta:
1 RpkgRWholefick Spice. ..1'T.. ....... xoc .
H I bot.Pure Catsup ........ .................. roc ll
I bot. Impt. Warcestershire Sauce ......... 15c
W
:‘ TAKE ADVANTAGE
of these heusehold values to- m0rrow
SATURDAY
50:: Triangle shape oil mops 49c, 8 qt. Gray
5 Preserving Kettles. at .
Enameled
. .291:
..... 37c
‘ 39c Jelly Strainers with heavy
5° Fels Napthl Laundry wire stand to hold bowl at 29c
Soap,10cakec ............. 39c 10c Large size bottle Am-
. Parowax. I" preserving, W‘Sh' moniu at. ...... .,. .......... 70
inc. etc” "1- packase -------- 3° Pyramid Fly Catchers, 6 rev 9:
5c Blue Tip Parlor Matches, Sure Catch Mouse Trap:
6 boxes" ................. 19c ,, 3 for Se
25c Gray Enimeled coffee 35c Large Japanned Coal
. Mode, at ................ 21c
”5‘" 2 qt‘ "u' at """ 19c 39: Wood Lawn Rakes, at..29c
Round Net Wash Laundry , $1.39 Round w111ow Clothes
BRBKCLI ................. 296 \ Hampers, Saturday ______ 98¢
$2.50 Bissell’s Carpet SNeep- Sure Seal and E Z Fruit
ci‘s, nowr ............... $1. 93‘ Jars, 1.,2 pt, and qt 3119,
Pt. size, Mason Fruit Jars 5% doz.
..................... 391: do: 49c Gut Gray Enameled Cook-
Qt. Mason Fruit Jars . .42c. doz. Pots, Saturday .......... 29c
Remmer‘s Peroxide Bath5c Free with our compliments.
Soup, 8 cakes . .. Winter Trolley Time-Table.
Albert F Gehebe.
25 West Washington St. South Norwalk.
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery.
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A Good and
Faithful Servant
If you could design a kitchen range. what
would you put in it above cvervthinq else?
Why. Ci lXV'l‘ZNHiNCE, of course. '
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was designed by a woman for a woman's llt‘t‘lls‘. l 1
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in
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CRIBS
$3.95 to $10.50
Oil Stoves
A Complete Stock of New
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Blankets and
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A wonderful stock
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$3.95 HP
STERLING FURNITURE 00.
127-129-131 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 105. ,
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MERRILL COLLEGE
Our SECRETARIAL COURSE will 111
you to secure and hold a good position.
ASK FOR
FREEBODKLET'
SOUTH NORWALK STAMFORD PORT CHESTER
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NEW AUTUMN
TSINGTAU CUSTOMS.
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JAPAN AND CHINA AGREE 0N
eon orobact-t rnouer.
‘ Dr. Olmctcad'c
Ipepgll Powder.
67>‘Atlantio’178quurc; Stamford. ,ct.‘ '. . ,,
Suds and Dresses
MODELS THAT ARE EX UBIVE
We are éhowlng the em: eat of
the season’s Tailored Suite with
‘every style featurefihit has round
favor for fall wearing}.
THE LITTLE Sim?
K.,A. Claven, ‘ 66 No. Main St,
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Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897.
[louse Dresses
An assortment -of House
Dresses in? high neck: and
three-qUarter, length sleeves,
long neck and elbow sleeves;
made in different styles of
madras, chambray and ging-
' v1
hams. Sizes. 34 to 46, at.
' $1. 00
L t a, son; is to Jay
communion
use customs filth
The reopening of the Chinese mari-
time custdms cities at Tsingtau is re-
ported to the Bdreau of Foreign and
DomestlcComm’erce at Washingtonby
Mr. Post Wheeler, the" - American
charge d’Affairs at Tokyo. The agree-
ment was signed by the Japanese Min-
ister to China and the Director of the
Chinese customs service, and came in-
to force September 1, 1915. The Jap-
=anese vaermnont, after deducting 20
pageant. of the import duty. as pro»
.vldpd in‘ the revised agreement be
tween Germany and China, cut of the
custom receipts levied up to the date
of the reopening of customs by the
l . Japanese authorities at Tsingtou. is to
the remainder var to the Chin-
till?
can. 11 11111-111th1 coed scoot)
‘u’nnuih'ti in Mitt 5m madam
A BOom To YOur Bu ineSS
0131 1nd Connerical Cars
Phone Vaast Bros. Garage for Demonstrations.
Touring (2111114750 Roadster $725
We also have an assortment of Geod Second Hand Cars "
at the Lowest Prices. Call and see them. I
VAASI BROTHERS GARAGE
Chestnut St,C1ty. ,
Phone 1360.
”Did you so that money you rpm!
rby tor a rainy day in the way your
intended?! “Not exactly. But. I came
as near using it that way as I could.
i bought watered stock with it;—
Washington Star.
Give YdUr Teeth
Some "Attention
Your appearance will be improved,
you “Will promote health. enjoy ,
your meals better. aid digestion.
and he better satisfied with your-
[salt in general. It will not cost
much. and I give the highest grotto
work. Remember the process or
De Goosby—-—“I am utterly ruined-
i’vo lost every cent of my money.
what 1shall I do?” Beggy— “Never
mind, old chap—brace up and he I
man. De GOOSby-—"Whflt!' And
brush some Other feliow's boots and
clothes? Navahl" ——Puclr. , , decoy 13 going on all the time and
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Omar—Your horse seems very m. worse by pawns oil for to-
miner to me.- Higgins. . 1| WWI ‘5 hillll l” ‘9'“ ‘°
salts a Missouri punt.” WI qultntionl ,
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