I'l’o Golf Players
I. In dollars per year, is oaaI
omapufleyiuurlagtothehmltotI
outbound dollars, protecting the
m from claims to: injuries
m by him while playing golf. to
any prgoaor ”sons, provided, how.I I
oven-the liability shall in no event ex-l
need ’five thousand dollars for damages .
(or such injuries to any one person.
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Miss Sadie M'v re, of
New York. has been visiting friends in'
South Norwullt.
Lew isboro, .
of Soul ll Nor-j
and Mrs. ‘
Miss Harrie Wilbur,
walk, has been visiting Ml“.
Albert l'cl'k, ill Lewisboro,
IYork.
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_tlatesl Green Hats. O'Brien. I
. Mrs. George W. Bradley and Miss;
, Harriet Henderson. of Norwalk. ill-II
tended lilt‘ llsnbury Fair on Thurs-
day.
The gmerning hoard ol the Nor I
walk \sclll (‘lub held a regular meet-
lng'lasl night, and decided to have thei
'club house relnain open until Novem-
ber lst.
The season is now here when the
fool who rocked the boat last sum-
mer will pick up his gun and fire
at anything that moves in the
bushes.
-—-Hats and Caps. O'Brien.
If "you are a' farmer, October will
be the month lo get in your pump-
Ikins.I coruuand other fruits of the
harvest. But. if you are an agricul-
IIturist. you hire sonle one else to do
it for you. \‘
I Don't forget the RalyDay exercises
IIto be held at the South Norwalk Bop-
Itist— church,» October 10th. All scholars
IareI requested to be present at the
Indian hour in order that they may so
cur'é thsll admission tickets.
—-v-—---‘ .'
(number of membersr’of Olive
IIBIrpnchI. Council, D. of L,“ New Can-
IIaalt wil come to South Norwaik on
'.Thll’rsda‘y evening, October 21, whore
they will be the honored guests of tho
‘IDaughtcrs of Liberty in this city.
. —Greo_1Il,- Brown, Pearl, Soft Illats.
I 0'.Brlen.I
. The South Norwdik Trust Company
_asIk 'onu to call and get important in-
' foI. matton I'about deposits in- the Bav-
’ lugs Department. Your money deposit-
Iod is hot-Z only. guarded by the stats
Inns but also has the further security
In! the bailks capital and surplus.
. Mrs J. W. Marvin, building commit-
"too. of the East Norwalk Improvement
‘Company, has announced ti‘t seal
-: ' I'proposals for the building of the Com
' annuity Hall basement. on Van Zant
‘ , street, will be received until Monday
of next week. Plans and specifica-
tions are on exhibition at The Gor-
ham store, on First street. A descrip-
' . tion of the building wall. printed recent-
ly in The Sentinel. The basement lell
be built first and used for meeting pur-
pose before the other floor is added.
,‘Ittswr- Hover. mat-lacuna».
mios' Grill and gcntlslnau'a lunch
loom open until 11: so p. 111. Popular
prices. Tabla d'hote lunch fifty cents.
11:80 to 2 11.111. Tabla d'hoto dinner.
county-five cents. 5: 80 p. m. to I p
m. Sacred in main dining room.
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1101' wares, north:
, . illicit Mada. Quantified“
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'» - Sdlhond’owell Corporation
MTIQ‘II. onuoolsrs.
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l’elophone l230 South Norwalk. Conn. I
<miltee to look after all barber
might.
, tenlive.
. five years.
A 111191 “IA routine business meet-
log of Humboldt lodge. Sons of Her-
mann,v1as held last night.
A free Christian Science lecture will
be given on the cloning of October
15, in the Regent Theatre. uptown.
The second degree was worked on
several candidates at last night's meet
ing of Lincoln Council, 0. 1". A. M.
It is planned, according to schedule,
to hold the annual rally day exercises
at the dountown Baptist church, to-
morrow.
A meeting of the banquet commit-
Itee of South Norwalk council. K. of
IC., will be held on Tuesday evening of
Inert week
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——That the barber union has a com
shops
Iclosed on Columbus Day.
A business meeting of the NOl‘Wiilk
Commission was held last
Organization was formed and
Oyster
I ordinary business transpired.
Miss Esther Good1ear, who has
been visitin" with Mr. and Mrs F
Goodyear, of the R01 nrlanns lull left
f01 1101' home in Naugalucil tod 11
Iiit.” which will be given by the “Ben
'tlrect Players“ in the
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not soon marvel-Emulate Winn.
IIIGII SGML NOTES
The Norwalk High School football
team will play Bethel High School
Inexi Wednesday. October 13th, at 3
p 111.. on the Baxter grounds in South
.\'orw.alk
A game has also been scheduled
guith the Hartford High School, in the
near future.
Members of the Senior class are
very busy “boosting” “As You Like
High School
Hall on Octobr 16. Tickets are now
011 sale.
WW AME
I‘NEIT WEEK, RETURN OF THE
PAYTON STOCK CO.
I
The original Pay ton Stock Corn-
puny. after years of continued success
in Brooklyn and New York, will ro~'
turn for a road season and appears at
The Regent Theatre all next week.
The wonderful success that has at-
tended this organization is due to
many reasons. The magnificently
staged and costumed productions, the!
unusuallv strong acting company, and
Ilhe 1e1',1 best and latest New Yorit‘I
in the same
' mic themsfa-
successes, presented
careful manner 1h."
Mr. Chapman called a special meet-
. ing of the commercial students Thurs-
rim (1 enlnr Regular mattels were.
to them a mu Iplactical and interest: I
ing plan '.'Gumbalt and Mr. Blake. I-
'Illead of the commercial department.
gave speeches on this plan, which is
that 0‘6”?!) commercial student should'
[get a position, such as bookkeeper or
lstenographer.
in a local business
house or store. thus earning monev
'md gaining experience at the same
time. TllP\ will receive credit for
this extra work ill the High School
Many people are interested in thisI
l
I n01 el plan.
Tile regular business meeting of theI
ItilOllS when originally
produced on
'.'Broaduay.
Then again Mr. Payton is progres-
sive. He is a firm believer in giv-
in: the public just what they want
and full value for their money. Plays
to be presented. during the Paytou en-
gagement are. as follows: “The LionI
and the Mouse." “The \'irginian"I
“l litle Miss Brown," “Help Wanted.” .
-“’I‘lle Onlv Son." “Bought and Paid
1".101 ' “The Shepherd of the Hills" and
others
REGENT THEATRE.
“Tomorou will be (‘.laustark d.1_1, "
A IMpgumI meeting of the Barton IIo1-11 Order of Moose was held last‘Il'lmal'lled one of the liegt’nt patrons
dels' luion will be held Sunday,
Union Hall.
will be made.
Miss Elizabeth Sherer enlel'tuinch
four of her chums. Miss Estelle Smith}
Miss Florence Starr. Miss Fdna Hun-
I'Labor
Nominations for
Ioiiiccls I
.kemeyer and Miss Elizabeth Sievens,I
the evening
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Madame Soder-llucck Ivisited her
son who is staying at the McKibbln's
on Eimwood avenue. yesterday. She"
is on an automobile trip. and “drop-
ped in" when she. was passing through
Norwalk.
yesterday. They Si)?!“
with her.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Earle Williams, Vitu-
graph movie favorite, and Miss
i-‘lorine Wall, formerly of this city.
The late (Mr. Walz at one time open
pied the Cliaord and Nahackemo Ho-
tell-1.
The Norwalll M. ll. Church Official
Board held its adjourned meeting last
night 1911 rated the improvements to
the chltIl'éIhI; The contract 'which
amounts to shout $3, 600 was «awarded
tom. it Nathin. and Co" and the work
will ho 1111111111. lmm‘diately. The im-
provoments to the church are to be ex-
1
‘ Tharegular. weekly. meeting «the
W. o. T.’ U. was heldyest'srday alter
noon. The president, Mrs. Charles
Byxbee, entertained at her homoI on
Fort street. Plans 1vee perfected for
a. social which will be held at .Mrs.
Byxboo’sxhome next week. At this
time Mrs. C. VsaCoeverlng will read
her interesting report of the things at
the. recent state convention of the Con-
nocticut W C. T. Unions, which was
held last week in New Haven.
Rev. B. G. II-lartley, pastor of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church,_ has
been called out of the city. a'nd will
not be able to 0 late at the services
in his church t orrow. He has so
cured the services of his cousin. Rev.
Lyman R. Hartley. 1M. A. of the Wash-
ington Heights Presbyterian church,
New York, who will conduct the morn-
ing service and address the children
at the .I e’venlng.» service. Mr. Hartley
will address themembors of the Bro~
therh‘ood at the noon hour.
reamsTsn'slcost'eroN_ subs.
SAN~' FRANCISCO. Oct. 9.—Today
was the final day of the convention of
the. ,Internationall Brotherhood :Iof
Teamsters. chauffeurs and helpers.
D. J. Tobin, of Boston, was reelect-
ed president. yesterday, for a term of
Thomas L. Hughes, lil-
dianapolis,‘ was chosen secretary- -treas-
urer. I- . ‘ earl-1'1
Cleveland Was chosen as the meet-
ing place of the nex’t“ convention
I burgh:
' well fiction.”
“ Wholly“ have a safe-deposit box in our fire and
direct vaults,- you have absolute pm‘rac‘y. as
P
41.1mm I11 The Sentinel. It pays.
'in eftelt next Monday.
evening Regular matters were trans i
Imoming m 10 o'clocl. ill the (‘cnll.11IImm
I
There will be 11 new set of hours.
School will be- ’
sin :11 8:51 111. and end 111 1:15.
There will be a twenty minute recess
\
ii.
at 11 o'clock.
Yesterday was "Fire Prevention
Day" and Dr. (Ilunlhnlt read the (lov—
I'ernor a proclamation in assembly.
Yesterday school was dismissed nt
12 o'clock, because the teachers had
so much work to do.
On account of the bad weather the
Ifootball team has had only one prac-
Itice so far and it is very doubtful if
they are in shape to play Bethe! next
Wednesday. Perhaps the game will
be cancelled
The tootbnll team met in Room 23
yesterday and elected Mr. Copley for
captain
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SECRETAMES TO CONVENE.
_.
Secretary Lovelace Induces c. of c.
lucrative. to Most la Danbury.
At the meeting of the Connecticut
Association of Commercial and Civic
Executives holdfiat 'Newrllaven yes—
terday. Secretary Danisl..-D. Lovelace.
of the Chamber. of Common-co of Dan-
bury. addressed , the gathering and .ex~
tended an invitation-to the secretaries
The inflation was accepted and tho
secretaries will accordingly meet on
Wednesday, November. 10. while the
industrial- exposition is in progress.
'They will- inspect the various features
of. the expositian fid then hold their
meeting.
' Atthsmoetlng. in. New Haven.
PresidentlJohason ot the State. Cham-
ber of Commerce, was a guest. , The
meeting was devoted. to a general dis-
cuaslon of matters of interest to the
secretaries. including .. the establish.
ment of public markets, _ retail. credit
rating bureaus and the work of the
County Farm Bureau. With reference
to the County Farm Bureau it Was th'é
general sentiment that Chambers of
Commerce. bankers and business men
should give all possible assistance to
the bureau.
It was voted that meetings of the
association should be devoted to the
study and discussion of matters of in-
. latest to the state mammal-clot. organi-
but» that tho' associotlunI
rations.
should not initiate plans to be oonsld
ered by others
It was voted to appoint a commit-
tee of one consisting of Secretary
Dliworth of the Norwalk Chamber of
Commerce, to ascertain the desiri'bl
lity of holding during the winter a
general meeting of representatives of
the Farm .Bureau, the Connecticut
State College of Agriculture, 'Cham-
bars of Commerce and Bankers' asso
elations. and other interested parties
at which plans will be made an bring-
in together the work of the Farm
(bureau. thelnterest in that ,work on
the part of the farmers and the oaslsI-
tance of bankers and hardness men
generally to Ihelp the ffirma: to make.
the next meeting of the association to
:be‘ held in Danbur)’:
enact-tan wAs LAID or.
R9,. (2. M Knight». Kaunas. ma,
months I sufforad
to hold their neat-meeting 11mm city. -
farm- industry more efficient in this'
_.stateI.
lea1lng the theatre last night after
lllOlOll‘Zhl" enjoying Charlotte Wal-
klr's presentation of the Paramount
plav “Out of the Darkness," W-llllh
means that the feature to be offered
this afternoon and evening will be :1
bis: drawing card and will be prcsent~
ed to capacity houses. "(lraustark"
which was booked for a week ago and
which will positively appear today;
features Francis X. Rushmnn and has
few rivals among the big plays of to-
duy. Norwalkcrs who miss this at-
" traction will have a real regret to 011-
press. All pictures will be run at
Lockwood's Hall next week. because
the Payton Stock Company will be
playing Broadway attractions at the
Regent. On Monday Metro will ole!
‘Second in Command" one of the
biggest successes released through
through that program; on Tuesday
Blanche Sweet will appear in a Lastly-
Belasco production, ”The Case of
Becky: ” Mdnuday will be the day
selected for a choice Vitngraph Broad
way attraction: on ThursdayIDorotby
Dosaetly will play "The 'Soaled Val-
ley." Friday's presentation of Cyril
Mandi! by"! II through s'tho IParo'
mount program will be a foil [foot
The notod star. will be. fefiturod in
“Peer Gynt." Saturday s-picture show
will be '.‘Tho District Attorney.'.
I _ I. . .
. STAMFORD THEATRE.
Every detail connected with the re-
vlvai of "The Little Minister." which
i} to be given at the Stamford Thos-
tre, October 11th. was looked after
by Maude Adams“ There was noth-
ing pertaining to the production that
did not receivd her personal atten-
tion. When it was decided a year
ago.’Just priorto‘Cllarles Frollman’s
departure for'Eu’rope on the illvfated
Lusitania, to make. a revival of Mr.
Barrie's charming comedy this sea-
son, Miss Adams began the work of
selecting the people who" were to ap-
pear in it. How thorough the actress'
work has been .is to be soon in the
presentation of the comedy. in the re-
vival Miss Adams is again seen as
lve young'woman who while masque-
rading as .’~‘. gypsy ,won the heart of
Gavin. Dishart, \known affectionately
later. Lady Babble is ptquant, mirth-
anLand of many. moods .and. in all of
Malta in delightful. The. rolmcalh
for various shades of. feelings, making
a most soveredomand on the versa~
{lilty of any. actressessaying its por-
trayal. It is to ibflhs Adams’ credit
that in thereto she has scored one
of’ her biggest successes. -
-—TAILORI ‘SIAIYQ. "MOST DELIGHT.
GUI..." .
Most tailors suffer, from constipa-
tion. GI"W. ' Roberson; Wichita Falls,
Tom. says: ."X find Foley Cathartlc
Tablets the most delightful, cleansing
cathartic I have ever taken." -Thoy
keep the stomach sweat his liver ac-
tive, and drive my billousassa, bloat-
suits of clogged bowels.
sold everywhere ‘
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souwaa “91'1": MAINE PLANTS.
ham, he... tI. 9.——Charles u.
'0
1 SohIWah. president or the Bethlehem '
‘I can corporation, came here yester-
I «lay and inspected thepropsrtiss'of the ‘ '
Bath nan Works and “the“ Hyde Windu
Slaps. plant. He also conferred with ol-
f” these companies. and left
I “,NIo statement
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Lady Babble, the charming and illus-I
to his congregationasdhe Little Him.
lag. headache; dullness and other 111-“
JlTNEY ous wcvnIi ores
DANBURY. Oct. 8n-Htllnphrey 811l-
livan, a farmth of Patterson. N. Y.,
died in the Donhury hospital will!
as the result of in? rice received in
Brewster, N. ‘1'. last evening. when
,he was run down by a jitney bus,
Iwhich runs between tbs our and
IBrewster. Albert Nagy, drvar of' the
bus. was given a heading by the
Brewster authorities this morning and
was released on his own ricogniaance.
A dance was held last night in Arion
Hall under the auspices of the mem-
Ibers of Circle Edmond de Amicis,
Companions of the ForestI
The lied pr
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Men’s Clothing
We Sell on Credit
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42 South MainI St.
South Norwal
Pumps and at Machine
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DEFINITION or cmfioraa‘évrc
Chiropractic la the deli itlon of the
cause of the disease an the art of
adjusting the some. Di
by a wrench. twist or
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nervesI and pain in
later life in the difisrontII organs and
hubs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain. health is mtorod
through harmonialng no nerve syn
tons in your body. l'omalo troubles
given special attention; a o curvature
ol the spins. You with, or regret
giving the Chiropractor Ia' chance to
hols m I
lagoons treatments Elven also.
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