P .
. For five dollars per year, we can!
‘ “critic’s; policy insuring to the limit of;
”I thousand dollars, protecting the
bind-barman while playing golf. to
any- pgraou or persons. provided, how-
3v5r;the liability shall in no event ex-
aood five thousand dollars for damages
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Miss Sadie Myre, of Lewisboro,
New York. has been visiting friends in ,
South Norwalk.
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Miss Carrie Wilbur, of South Non}
5‘ ‘ 'waik. has been visiting Mr. and Mrs;
.1". leertz Peck, ill Lewisboro, New ,
York. ;
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.—4Latest Green Hats. O‘Brien.| ‘
‘Mrs. George W. Bradley and Miss1
Harriet Henderson, of Norwalk. at!
tended the llallbury Fair on Thurs—i
day. l
The gowrning board of the Non}
walk Yacht Club held a regular meet;
ing‘1ast night, and decided to have the‘
club house remain open until Novem-
ber lat. ,
,
u..—
The season is now here when the
‘ - fool who rocked the boat last sum-
_ _mer will pick up his gun and fire
3 'at anything that moves in the
‘ bushes.
-—Hats and Caps. O'Brien.
if you are a farmer, October will
j' lie‘ths month to get in your. pump-
kins, corn. and other fruits of the
llarvest. ,But if you are an agricul-
n‘ turlst. 'you hire some one else to do
I:- Ilt for. you. .
. Don't forgemhe Raly Day exercises
in?“ to be held at'tho South Norwaih Bap:
" - fiR-ohurethctoborlOth. All scholars
taro rodueat'od to be present at the
noon hpurjlli order that they may so
feu‘re' their” admission tickets.
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.1-
, “A number of members of Olive
cJBrancbgCouncil,‘D. of L._. New Can-
pan, wil come to South Norwalk on
Thursday evening. October 21, where
they will be the honored guests of thc
‘ Daughters of Liberty in this city.
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Its ~—(lreen, ‘Brown, Pearl, Soft Hats.
2 (O'Brien.
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j a. ,Tho" South Norwalk Trust Company
'gaskyouito call and get important in-
,fotlmation about deposits in the Sav-
, ' t ‘ Ingsr.-Dopartmant. ~ Your‘money deposit.-
3. 'ed is not only guardpd by the stats
‘ laws but also has the further security
lit the banks capital and surplus.
Mrs. J. W. Marvin. building commit-
tsof'o'f the East Norwalk Improvement
‘ Company. has announced tl\t seal
‘U proposals for the building of the Com-
munity Hall basement, on Van Zant
’ street, will be received until Monday
of next week. Plans and specificar
‘ttons are on exhibition at The Gor-
‘ ham store, on First street. A descrip
tion of the building was printed recent-
ly in The Sentinel. The basement will
be built first and used for meeting pur-
pose'bofo'rc the other booms added.
,NEW - HOTEL MAHACKEMO. v...
subtotal-Illa“ genuelnan'l lunch
. J morn open until 11:80-11. m. Popular
~prlgea. Table d’hote lunch no cents.
into to 2 p. m. Table d'hotodlnnor.
outrun cents. 5:80 p. In. to I p.
In. Served In with dining room.
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‘ HOT WATER BOTTLE ~
7!: _ .Woll Made, Guaranteed.
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__ “WIPtl'oli, national-o. _,
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[or such inluries to any one person. 1i
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man, was held last night.
A free Christian Science lecture will
16, in the Regent Theatre, uptown.
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’_. The second degree was worked onI
I several candidates at last night's met-tr
' ing of Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. M.
‘ marrow. . ‘;
A meeting of the banquet commit-
tee of South Norwalk council, K. of
C., will be held on Tuesday evening of
‘ilext Week.
——Tllat the barber union has a com-
mittee to look after all barber shops
.with the Hartford High School,
1' & GOIden i it is planned. according to schedule.
. to hold the annual rally day exercises‘ “
Telephone 123° South Norwalk, Conn. at the downtown Baptist church, to- Ver)‘ busy "boosting“ “As You Like
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étTfic'Ofl Players :in: 0’;lililznboltl'fmzsgsbt‘):8:f§l{e::-l HIGH “B001. Noms
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‘ The Norwalk High School football
. WW from claims tor him-leg be given, on the evening of Octoberi'wflm still- play Bethel High School
next Wednesday. October 13th, at 3
. in, on the Baxter vrounds in South . ._
9 ° _. in Brooklyn and New York. Will re-‘
Norwalk.
3 A game has also been- scheduled
in the
near future. .
Members of the Senior class are
it." which will be given by the “Ben
3Greet Players" in the High School
Hall on Octobr 16. Tickets are now.
on sale.
Mr. Chapman called a special meet-
ing of the commercial students Thurs-
day evening. Regular matters
I JITNEY BUS VICTIM olss.
W mum‘s DANBURY, Oct. 8.——Humphrey Sul-
livan, a farmhand of Patterson, N. Y..
'Nsxr war-1R, aé‘rorm or vnsldied in the Danbury hospital today.
PAYTON s'rocx co, as the result of injuries received in
Brewster, N. Y.. last evening, when
The original Payton Stock Com-
pany. after years of continued success
turn for a road season and appears at
he was run down by a jitney bus,
,which runs between ‘ tbs cty and
Brewster. Albert Nagy, drver of the
were.
to them a very practical and interest-‘
bus.‘ was given a hearing by the
Brewster authorities this morning and
was released on his own recognizance.
The Regent Theatre all next week.
i The wonderful success that has at-
ltended tlis organisation is due to
many ream' The magnificently T A dance was held last night in Arion
staged and costumed productions; the‘ Hall under the auspices of the mem-
unusufill)’ strong acting company- andfbers 0! Circle Edmond de Amicio
gthe very best and latest New York:Companions of the Forest. .
|successes. presented in the samei
careful manner thet
illous when originally
3Broadway.
Then again, Mr. Payton is progres-
:‘rde
produced on
The lied Sox
One Best-Bet in the Series
them fa-f l
lug plan. Dr. Gumbart and Mr. Blakel
lllead of the commercial department;
lgave speeches on this plan, which is‘
that every commercial student should
closed on Columbus Day.
A business llleeting of tile Norwulk
isive. He is a firm believer in giv-
ing the public just wHai they want
and full value for their money. Plays
to be presented, during the Payton en-
Oyster Ctllllllliesioll was held last‘
night. Orgalli‘lation was formed and:
ordinary business transpired. 1
Miss Esther Goodyear. who has
been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F. L‘,'
Goodyear, of the Royal James inn. left
for her home ill Naugulucli today.
A- regular meeting of the Barten‘
ders' Union will be held Sunday.
Labor l‘llioll Hull. Nominations for
officers will be made. l
Miss Elizabeth Silerer entertained
four of her chains, Miss Estelle Smiling
Miss Florence Starr, Miss Edna Hum,
,knmeyer and Miss Elizabeth StevensH'Day”
eveningl
yesterday. They spent 'lllP I
with 'her.
Madame Soder-Hueck visited herl
son who is staying at the McKibbin'sl
on Elmwood avenue, yesterday. She:
is on an automobile trip. and “drop-1
ped in" when she was passing through
Norwalk.
Announcement has been'made of the
engagement of Earle Williams, Vita-
graph movie favorite. and Miss
Florlne Walt. formerly of this city.
The late ‘Mr. Walz at one time oper-
atedthe Clifford and Mahackemo Ho
Leis. .
The Norwalk M. E. Church Official
Board held its adjourned meeting last
night and voted thevimprovemeuts to
the chilrcb.‘ ' The contract which
amountl’lb’about $3,500 was awarded
to A. R. dialltin and Co.. and the work
will be started immediately. The im-
provemonts to the church are to be ex-
tensive.
get a position. such as bookkeeper or
stenograpller. in a local business
house or store. thus earning money
and gaining experience at the same
tinle. They will receive credit for
this Extra work in the High School.I
Many peoplehare interested in‘ this
‘novel plan.
1 . The regular business meeting of the,
;l.oyai Order of Moose was held last‘
evening. Regular matters Were trans-
lnyorning at It) (l'C‘lOCli lll Ill? (‘Gnll‘flllnc‘ed‘
There will be a new set of hours
in effect next Monday. School will be-
gin at 8:15 a. m. and end at 1:15.
There will be a twenty minute recess
at 11 o'clock.
Yesterday was “Fire Prevention
and Dr. Culllbarl read the Gov-
ernor‘s proclamation in assembly.
Yesterday school was dismissed at
’12 o'clock, because the teachers had
so much work to do.
On account of the bad weather the
football team has had only one prac-
tice so far and it is very doubtful if
they are in shape to play Bethol next
Wednesday. Perhaps the game will
be cancelled.
The football team met in Room 23
yesterday and elect'od Mr. Copley for
captain.
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SECRETARIEB T0 CONVEN E.
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Secretary Lovelace Induces C. of 0.
Executive: to Meet In Danbury.
At the meeting of the Connecticut
Association of Commercial and Civic
Executives hold at New -'Haven yes-
terday. Secretary Daniel D. Lovelace,
of the Chamber of Commerce of Dan-
bury. addressed the gathering and .ex-
tended an invitation to the secretaries
to hold their, next meeting in that city.
’ The regular weekly meeting of the
The invitation was accepted and the
‘W. C. T. U. was held yesterday after- secretaries wlll accordingly meet on
noon. The president, MW Charles Wednesday. November 10. while the
BYXbBE. entertained at her home °9lindustrlal exposition is in progress.
1gagement are as follows: “Tile Lion;
and the Mouse.” “The Virginian."i
I“l.iitle Miss Brown." “Help Wanted"!
j“’I‘he Only Son," “Bought and Paid6
Won" “The Shepherd of the Hills" andi
:otllers.
REGENT THEATRE.
"'I‘olllorow will be Grailstark day,"
remarked one of the Regent patrons!
leaving the theatre last night after
thoroughly enjoying (‘hurlotte Wal-
ker‘s presentation of the Paramount;
play "Out of the Darkness,"
means that the feature to be offered
this afternoon and evening will be a
big drawing card and will be present-
ed to capacity houses. “(lraustark"
lWthll was booked for a week ago and
‘which will positively appear today.
features Francis X. Bushman illld'hlls
few rivals among the big plays of to-
day. Norwalkers who miss this at-
tractlon will have a real regret to ex-
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 ofler
“Second in Command." one of the
biggest successes released through
through that programl 'on Tuesday
Blanche Sweet will appear in a Laskr
Belasco production, “The Case of
Becky;" t-Wbdnesday will be tho day
selected for a choice VII-graph Broad-
way attraction: on Thursday Dorothy
Donnelly will play ”Ths'Boaled Val-
ley." Friday's presentation of Cyril
Maude ,by Moro-co through the, Para.
mount program will be a real treat.
The noted star will be featured in
"Peer Gynt." Saturday‘s picture show
with be "The District Attorney.'.
arm FORD THEATRE.
Every detail connected with the re-
vival of "The Little Minister," which
is to be. given at the Stamford Thea-
tre.,0ctober 11th, was looked after
I
Which !
Likewise the
1 Men’s Clothing
We Sell on Credit
(lately & Brennan
42 South Main St.
South Norwalk.
Pumps and -‘General Machine
Specialties Work
HOLlAND MACHINE 00.
Water at, Foot Raymond St.
The New Scuence
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic in the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the lame. Dlloue is caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain In the
back. Ivan if done in childhood
It creates pinchod nerves and pain in
total- life in the different organs and
hubs.
Chiropractors remove the cause at
dlaoau and pain. health is natural!
through harmonizing the nerve syl-
tolll in your body, Female trouble.
given upoclnl attention: also curvature
offloapluo. .Youwillmrogm
m the Obbopmtw‘ a chance to
help ”I. ‘
lanolin tvotmonts given also. ‘
'1‘. Francis. D. .C.
34 Wellington at. Go. W1 It. Conic
Graduate ms rum school. or
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SATURDAY, our. 9, 1915
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NORWALKTS LEADING FUR NITURE STORE.
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105 '
127-129-131 Washington Street. South Norwalk;
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Whenyouhavea sale-deposit box innit; lire ; and ,
burflar-proof,--Vaults."ypu have absol’ute privacyrvas ,
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Fort street. Plans wee perfected for
a social .which will be held at Mrs.
Byxbee's' home next week. Mythic
time Mrs. C. VanCoeverlng will read
her interesting report of the doings at
the recent state convention of the Con-
necticut W.‘ C. T. Unions, which was
held last week in New Haven.
Rev. B. G. ‘Hartleyppastor of the
'South Norwalk Baptist Church. has
not be able to ofllclaie at the services
in hischurch tomorrow. ‘He has so‘
cured the services of his cousin, Rev.
Lyman R. Hartley, M. A. of the Wash.
ington Heights Presbyterian church,
New York, who will ’oonduci the morn.-
ing service and address the children
at the evening. service. Mr. Hartley
will address the members of the Bro-
therhood. at the 'noon hour.
Tunmsyauswcouvuunou Enos.
saN camelsco, Oct. §.—Today
was the final day of the convention of
the. International Brotherhood of
Teamsters. chauffeurs and helpers.
\D J. Tobin,'of Boston, was recrech
ed president. yesterday, for a term of
five years. . Thomas L. Hughes, in-
dianapolis, waschoaen secretary-treas-
urer. . at!»
Cleveland was‘chosen as the meet-
ing place- of the next convention.
' In The non not..." pays
1
been called out of the city, and will'
l'l‘hey will inspect the .various features
Iof the exposition and then hold their
meeting.
At the meeting in. New Hayen,
President Johnson of the State Chain.
ber of Commerce, was a guest. The
meeting was devoted to a general dis-
cussion of matters of interest to the
secretaries. including .the establish
rating bureaus and the work of the
County Farm Bureau. With reference
to the County Farm Bureau it was the’
Commerce, bankers and business men
should give all possible assistance'to
the bureau. I '
It was voted that meetings of the
study and discussion of matters of in;
‘ tor-est to the state»commercialrorganid
zatlo‘ .2 but. that-thon- association
shoal -not initiate plans to
erect by otherg.- - , ~
It was voted to appoint
tee of. one consisting of Secretary
Dllwortb ofthe Norwnlk Chamber of
my of holdingfduring the winter a
the Farm Bureau. {the Connecticut
State ,College of Agriculture, "Cham-
bars pf’Commei-ce and Bankers' asso-
ciations and other interestcd‘parties
at which plans will be m'adojor bring-
‘ing together the workbf the Farm
human. therintarestvin that work on
the part of the farmers and the assis-
tance of, bankers and. business men
senerally .to. help mommy» mks.
farm Industry mote’fbillolonthln this
state. Mr. Dilwortll ls,..to_,.report at
the next meeting, of the association to
beheldln Diinbury. ‘_ g ‘ . '
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, erasllollsawn LAID, be.
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ment of public markets, retail credit.
general sentiment that Chambers of
association should be devoted ‘ to.- the
be colloid
,3, commit-
Ccmmeroe. to ascertain the doslrlbl-
generaLmeeting of representatives of
‘ .scllwohgniesldontj-ot the 'Bethlohdm
‘-‘ day. andlncpaoted' the properties-onus
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Successor to Wm. Elli-on.
Phone 199.
37 Fort Street. East Norwallr.
by Maude Adams. There was noth-
ing pertaining to the production that.
did not receive her personal atten-
tion. When it was decided a year
ago. just prior to Charles Frohman’s
departure for Europe on the ill-fated
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 seen in the
presentation of the comedy. in the re-
vival Miss Adams is’ again‘seen as
Lady Babble. thexcllarming and illus-
U. S. Black Shells
are used by all sportsmen
and trap shooters— ,
Special Rates to Gun
ive young woman lvho‘ while masque- Club" F
rading as .2 gypsy won the heart of g8;%§§O%ITY
Gavin, Dishart, known affectionately Non Mercuric primer
to hissconggegatlon as the Little Min- gives . oven ignition
ister. Lady Babble is plquant, mirth- uniform combustion.
tomato! marmoodsendm ““7“ \ and velocity: . more
them sheds. delightful. The 'role calls
for various shades. offoalings. making
' regular'~*pattarn. . .
sheila . have
t, d d th . Black
’a mos severe eman on e, versa- clear passage" from
tility of any actress essaying its nor 1 t a"
trayal it is to‘Mlss Ada‘ms' credit pr mor o I '
' r' , thus eliminating long
that in the rola'she has scored one fl res
of bet-(biggest successes. Black shells are really
waterproof. Test them
yourself and be con-‘
vincod.
Blackr‘shells are the
most expensive shells
to manufacture but
are sold at the same
price, as other makes.
thallium '
(Sweets?! tachasles' Epow)
.W’aahington. Street .- .
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