THE SOUTH NEWALK EVENTNG SENTIEEL
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City Editor's Residence—1594.
Butler Chapter; NVoV (than: A. M.
:w::k.:ub; in
Main street.2
‘ " l‘ Lot each month—July a
2nd and 4th Tuesdays
nd August ex.
Masonic Building, soul's ‘
chontman and shot several members of
theI crew while they were struggling
in the water.
wound havTB been massacred to a man
if a Danish gunboat had not interfco
reprlsal cannot be accepted by impeb}
tial judge. But when Germany or any
other nation appeals to the bar of pubi
lic opinion in neutral countries, we ex-
cept her to come into court with clean
a larger scale, in almost as bad a.
hM’finds and Alfrothers.
it is known that many Serbian wo-
men participated in the recent ”Balkan.
The English sailors i
TALKS ON TH KEPT.
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Who carrier The Lost!-
V lent the usaof his right arm. He had a
wife and four children dependent upon
he only looked so. He was “property
poor.” He owned’ about fifty houses.
and Owing to depreciation in red es-
tote values and general business stag-
ination was unable to sell his real es-
tate, and lived on his rents. He was on
James Smith was taken sick and .
mulls Will
The filth annual meeting of the
Connecticut State Teachers’ AssociaA
thin will»: hold simulation-1813' in
New Haven. Hartford. New London
and Danbury,'Friddy of this week.
The officers? of the organization are:
city had to go to some bank and bor-
row‘ until the landlord puid up. And so
another bank came to the rescue. and
saved both. Smith and his landlord. .
The program follows:
‘Woolsey " Hall—9:50. preliminary
business meeting; 10, address, “Do
mocracy in Education,” Phllander P.
BEER RABBI WISE"
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clothw proposition for some
{ears and never before have ,
een able to get such satis-
factory clothing for boys.
Not how cheap, but how
good is the economical way ,
tied by Individual Song,“ a fifth grade ..
class from the Welch school, New Ha
yen. Ethel McConville, teacher: 11: 50, x:
“The Educational Value of Music ’3
“.4 ”3 $990 We“o“o”o”o‘¢“:“.°’"f€ ”f‘ :Wwd’.
ARVEST
WOMEN’ S DRAWERS
Made of good heavy muslin.
embroidery trimmed Regular
value 29c pair. Friday specially.
21o .
SILK PETTICOATS
box. Regular value 100 perbox.
10¢ per yard. Friday special“
lAUSTRALIAN
BLANKETS
ln white. grey and tan Regu-
SALE
Silo given free with every rem-
nant) Tomorrow only.
corms V.
PERCDLATORS
' 2 quart, steel blue enamel out-.
lids. white inside. Regular value
COTTON HOSE
Black and tan. Double heels
and toes. Regular video 12 1-2c
pair. Friday special .. ...... 909
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Business Mane er’s Residence—Ahmad .
”‘3‘“. g 0-——-——--— condition As his tenant. fresldent, Elizabeth .L Cairns. Ha'rt- to buy for boys. Fine quality memune_ Cut
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I’uhlisher’s Residence—490. A woman's Aflmv. on are Efrlmreaofiesfilionfio 1:231:18: ”new: gltail’sslgfgarmfiifi Egrgtyihfmgod tang—mills full. Deep ru'i'fleo. Regular “1- {1.50 each. Friday spectrum . A
M . , . . . - s- 4 0! rs. . 3. sch. Frills ‘ A‘
. I_ L‘EASONICW DIRECTORY A Serbian leader in Chicago declares the taxes were in arrears for over a dent. Oscar L.I Burdick, Stamford: re« With two pairs of pulley“. o ,3 98 e y special SHEET IRON
K ’ ‘ on what he considers good authority years. A savings bank held the moi-t. cording secretary. William B. Parker. «A WOMEN’S 82.111.832.89 ROASTING PANS '
that there will soon be an army of $386.9“ was as patient with theland- Portland. Assistant recording more R & St . ,. . Sizes 10x14.11x16.12:17.Cholco 1
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10:98:.N‘2. iEEMFEnfia: '1" fl. ?:il\|~b|c| 250, 000 Serbian women. equal to thé : lord as the landlord was With Smith tary, M Rachel Webster, New Haven; "gets evens 3: r A“ cnfi’z-sfi?3:h?:al::fls;;c " . 10¢ ‘
,M'd 't its rooms Oct. 19th "15. at nation's entire regular army. helping Thereforthhe owner of the house was corresponding secretary, Samuel P. S each. pix-may swish“ ‘BRASSIERES
. f k on. All Master Masons to defend the co nt from th '1‘ t not Smiths benefactor, but the bank Willard, Cochefi‘éer; treasurer, Edward 011th "W”??? - N" elk BONE HAIR T’INS Made 0‘ strong muslin trim
IA 9000 ll- . ,ll Fl“ 8 on on. The bank carried the load which the B Sellew, Thompsonvlllew audgfdr-rv-n—r ;fl_ _ 0 Light nnd darlc 1.2 dog, in a .med With cluney lace, and rib- :3:
bon. Value 79c each. Friday
06:”
. Insulin" and internally invited to and Bul arinn lnva . ’
‘ Fiat‘m'w "w" The stategrnent is undiljlliitedl E33 112:: (its? in] bdoughfff the land‘ Louis H 8'3“” “am“ ton PA Stevens supervisor of music 0
vavssrsn p. DECKER, w. M. . . H“ 9" may 8 W dubious are for The meeting at New Haven, which Bfidgepm ‘ ,9 'Friday special special 49¢
tint: aggeratlon; and yet it need astonlsh cit BBB iii the matter oftaxes. The Norwolk teachers will attend. will be 11:10. “The cultural value "lustre-A... WHITE OUTING BABCOCK'S ACORYLOP- .3.
' A ROBERT M. WILGOX no one if it should develop “,1" “0% Y paid it! bills from tax money Bath- marked by some very able discussions ted by the Rote Song” a third grade 0.0 FLANNEL ‘SIS TALCUM POWDER .
Secretary. are fighting in great W236” in tha‘ $321331? ptroptfrty owners like the of vital topics by men and women who class from the Hallodk street school, ,2. Heavy firm 3-4 width. Soft and Regular value 15.. per can. Fri- g
M 39’1““ BEPV‘ do b ids with th .Bu w en Smith paid no rent are I“ the ”amen!” “he Offendeavor New Haven Beats Bisseil teacher- 2’0 fleecy' A most excellent cloth day special “
N Y 5 eir and the landlord paid no taxes, the about which they are to speak. 11‘ 30. “Th int 11 t lV "Ex ' for men 5, women's, and mlsses’ """ "'”' 10¢ .3.
e 9 8° “3 am" em“ ’ wear (Limit 20 yards) Value WOMEN'S
. -_ __~ lock. All Royal Arch war. marching in hard campaigns and We ow t d .
. I- “plea at 8 dc . . e a grea 9‘“ W banks. They Clarion United States commlssloner
Masons cordially invited Charles fightlng With coolness and bravery. carry many a loved the public never ' A ‘ ' ' Flom the standpoint of the Superin
A. Tuck, H. P. F 8.1mm. 8°“ And thousands of Women who dld'not sees “my case the jars of life TheylgismgfiaggzgWE???“ D. C” 3 “’11de William D “9‘59" Emmi," :§: 1&1: has”. gate :23: 1:12:12: M I ,8 CO ON HOSE ..
--,__-.~~-— go to the trout were said to have been “"1"“! the steam to keep the engines mz, address, The endent Of ““0015! Stratford ‘ y r - Heavy full weight. Black and 3.
Us...“ ———————— w»- . A waning We could no. g. along with .Wur Asnlnst War. 0r ls War Cure mg. ”8.1mm... Church~2, address,1 . WWW 75° We“ “39 ““11 3‘9” tan. Seamless feet. Regular val- o
SPORTSMANSHIP. organized and drilled so that in case out them- liens?" Bobbi Stephen S. Wise. .New "The Educational Value of Music," 3 93111) Tomorrow only $1.98 no 12 1-20 per pair. Friday spe- 3
The best side of American sports‘ of sudden invasion they could defend {York CltY- .. . ECONOMY ' 1.1 3.
A Some do b Waldo S. Pratt. professor of music, c .................. 9 ..
. y you may e out of work 8e l M '0 LONG CLOTH
, . m (5 seen in the action taken by their homes and children. 6‘ 0" settings. The o lo 1 amino Ho tf.ord :
IV was 9 and, unable to pay your rent As a High School Chairman Ch 1 1 at g a S '3' r o 12 yard pieces especially WRIST BAGS ”
., .1», authorities regarding live athletes If it was true then. it is reasonable homeowner you may get behind m Klrschner principal High .3011 on; e; . Vocational Education. :3. Adapted for women's and an] “a walrus 51131111541“, 8.
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accused of professionllsm. to ossumc that it is trueAVnow. whbn your taxes; but remember. somebody, Ram“. 11 address, ... Supervised Room 117. 2d floor. New New; misses wear. Regular val u 6 led with purse and mirror. Reg- ..
Serbia. faces the greatest crisis of her tlll‘migh the medium of a bent: comes. .. , High Whom-”E hntrman, Almond 130 1 e_ Frld a solo). ular value 69¢ each. Friday spe 8 A
Study, William Wiener principal °' Woolworth supervisor of drawing : per pee ay 1) 9", i ‘ ‘ .3.
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g"l‘lioot’fensc committed by these stu-
‘ dents seems trivial enough, and was
apparently unintentional and uncon-
history. Her losses of men in the 'bat-
ties of the last three years have been
ill good health why not appreciate
to the rescue and carries your load
th C
[when you can ’t carry it yourself. When mino:“::;::2 M13113? juggligii};
round tables to consider the topic
New Haven; 11, address, "New Blltv
uln's Experience in Provocatloual
Training," William C. French. prin-
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vicious. Last summer for a short time overwhelming. The women must 0‘“ these facts, and when your load is ..
they accepted free board at Quogup“ number the able bodied men of least easy, help carry someone elses load hyA ‘a'l’l‘cfi’ml‘lliflg H" tomgtudy." English 019'“ Provocatlonal Grammar “hm"
three to two. They are, naturally rigors banking your money where it will. lnl my room 2d floor. High New Britain; 2. address, “Industrial 3.
school: chairman. A. B. Woodford Lessons From Foreign Art Schools.” . .3.
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” Mug Island. in consideration of their
3 fiaseball plailng. Their attention was
Bottled to the fact that such lemunera-
non might disqualify them from ama-
"a n
bus and fearless. if any women will
make good soldiers, it is the Serbian
women. And under the circumstances
it would be remarkable if they did not.
a quiet and unassuming way, do some
good to somebody besides yourself.
To be ready to meet your rainy day.
you must spend less than you euro.
The sky may look very blile ilnd the
but be scared
maniacal, New Haven, foreign languag-
rector Hopkins Grammar school, New
llluven. mathematics and sciences,
Room 120. 2d lloor, High school bulld-
lrg; chairman. Arthur E. Booth, High
James Parton Haney, director of art
in high schools, New York city.
The annual business meeting will
be held at Hartford on Saturday, 0o
tober 30. .
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IL “ND A L WGOLDEN ed. The attack aroused deep indigna-‘him, and for spearhemoutoiworx
PROPREITORS. tion in Denmark, not merely because and faced starvation. He lived in a. WWII)!!!"
m WM,“ f ' . _ modest frame cottogqlind'hls‘ren't’ was 1' mnm '
V HURSDAY OCT. or, 1915 facts: :0:::d;c:s:n:n::nuel:r :3) the at .5”th dollars a month. He had no V W CI “The “I Against _ . é. ,. FRIDAY SPECIALS- g
V I . y, W Beanie money ma way when ha was taken . . . . Prices so low that they "should :16? fall to interest '
, “INIAnggéfi‘gbw'AC FOR it was made in neutral watals, where sick, and only because the landlord- ”In-"hm for WIS” 1: every ' person Who has need Of these gm'
l. both submarine and crew were under was kindly inelined did he have a roof um Sm W35“ 0: I
V o CHILDREN
High tide Io :50 a. lit: 11-19 P- m. the protection of the Danish govern-:0“? his head. Neighbors and friends GS 92’ SWEATERSS flREM-NANTS 0F
:8an rises 6: 12; sets 5:02. ment. in: load him. and somehow he pulls} Gluten h Em” “WW! 3 ” G°°d heavy WOO! sweaters m T?°B°%E LENEEN . i
W ...._—-—- One affair looks just as amoemthhrough that dreary year. In Mall “The life of a Boy’sfl‘Sult is 3 all colors and sizes Regular vés’t salon fichAOEIOErOW at H“ '
l The landlord was nota wealthy man, A . one hard grind.” ” value 32 h F id p .. n engmsmm 3’
as the other, and even the plea of M ' ‘ eac ' r W special.. 1 1'2“) 3 yards. (An all line“ '3
‘ ‘ ‘Wc’c been grinding on this ” 51,49 hemetitohed tray cloth. worth .
What Are Your Arson?
The scientific conduct of business and perusal affairs today clams
the methods employed very dlotlncily
«it‘ll!» athletics. and immediately they
' Wit to pay for their board. But the
harm had been done. There was a
clouds very for way;
that it will ruin some time. and
your days are not rainy ones. pome—
rally with rifles in their hands rto
mall" the last trenches in defense of
their country
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if cs. Room 118. 2d floor. High school
concurs m oANs'unv.
building; chairman Thomas TAX-«Tay-
lor, High school, New Haven. ‘como
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blemish on their record which. after
due consideration, the Yale Eligibil-
ity Committee has wiped out by wip-
ing out the entire future of the offend-
lug men so far as amateur athletics
is concerned. They may no longer on-.
Aim in athletic contests of any sort,
xcollego or, presumably, anywhere
igloo, on the basis of amateurs. .
W15 costly to Yale. She
loses a star football player, the ’vsr-
v
is the use of armor returning? The
French soldiers are wearingasteel helm—
iets as a defense against ‘shrupnel. The
German soldiers ontbe firing line are
protected by steel plates very much
the size and shape of the shields wm ll
by knights of the middle ages. The
next war my see armies encased
again in complete armor.
it will be a sort of dramatic climax
in a war full of surprises if the invad-
‘ _ delicacy is a good thing for the entire
country. It proy es that there is at leastA
one element of American life—and no
hre other
any basebaél (Labial; 22:; Bl: Yule era of Serbia have to make their way the office of general agent, with ofllces' in America address "Methods of Get-
members 0 t e a b be sacrl over thebodles of embattled women— in Bridgeport, and J. H. courts. 01mm. the Immigrant, to Go to Night men and women were playing cards. “'3. D
- will 83in “1 the future y r and still more dramatic if an army or Waterbury. has been named common-.ngm'... Esther Lane of Committee There WM ctmsldorable “I‘ll!“ fit 0 Under ear , a
' We and 0‘ "3’ “the“ institution in the ‘ ‘ cial agent in Bridgeport. With this amI ' A , build. it I said, and both princl- O w u
,A . iwomen succeeds in stemming the in- , ‘for Immigrants in America. a.
Mntl‘y intGIESted in amateur athletics , nouncement comes the statement that pale in the. fatality were under the V U
likewise l'aslou. . the eastwest and central yams are to W 1 Elementary Schools. influence. It is said by witnesses 3 CHILDREN’S 25 all to 75 etc a
:m gain u f conscientious " ' “‘4’.”- be enlarged. and additional lmcks‘m rum? :5; 83113.3???“ $333123: that Strid pulled a knife later one o LADIEB' 25 m ,0 $1.00 a
Such an exhlbi on 0 A uoman 1‘“ allowed her husband to be dald to facilitate loading and un- walk. 9 ’ p 0 g ' tried to out Thayer's arm, whereupon a MEN'S 50 as” to" “.25 l» g A
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the in tor fired a bullet in o Stride a UNION SUITS 50 etc to $2.00 _ ,0
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2' unimportant clement, either—«bot is moving picture theatre The really R. 1., Chairman Frederick 8 Camp , U
‘ ' 50 cars be innln as an office he ' ' been found. a ,,
in no danger of being commercialized surprising thing about it is that there will}; the, Naipaul; and New H are: superintendent schools. Stamford. ‘_ 0 South NorwalkA g i
#Amateur spelt shown that its sports. should be such a town railroads In his new position Mr. 2:00 Address: Broader social do ROB MATT WElLER’s SALOON 0F
mandsofthe communitylnreletlon CHANGE. auuaooooouooaoa‘aa 1200000000qu00!
manshlp is the real thing. It sets an
W E‘.’ example which, it followed, would have
‘Va. wholesome effect in American blist-
nose, politics and professional life.
BALANCING ATROClTlES.
If. is Ambassador Bel-peters repro-
to divorce her on the ground of deser-
tion simply because she refused to
mOVe with him to a town that had no
W
it there was any way affix-caching the
new planet discovered by Prof. Sole, .
what a lot of people Would pack up and
. move off the earth! That Vplanst might
be worse than this, but théy’d take
one is out in the storm somewhere, and
the bank will carry for you the load
that comes to the thrifty as well as
the" womb Athrlfty, for storms are no
respoctor; of persons.
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NICKERSON ELEVATED BY. NEW
HAVEN ROAD.
Lorenzo B. lilclterllon. for many
years commercial agent for the New
York. New Haven and Hartford rail-
road company, has been elevated to
loading car load lots
er. Nickerson has been in Bridge-
port for many years. and he has been
in the scri’lie of railroads for nearly
Nicholson will assist shippers in gel
ting satisfactory service. "
61-an sAvullos sinus.
Dope-its mmmes-qlmren
More Thin 210,500,000 inf. ,
_ Bank-Commissionerhl 1.8
American Bankers Association. .
.é" Assembly hall, 1n floor. New Ha-
gas, of
morclnl Studies Room 128, 2d floor.
lillgil school new building, chairman,
John D. Houston, High school, New
Haven.
Supervisors and Principals:-
Methodlst Church. Elm and College
streets—Chairman. Karl A. Reiche.
superintendent ofschools of Bristol;
general topic, "Educating the immi-
grant in E‘nglls‘ih and Citizenship." 1],
address. "A Community Citizenship
Program for Immigrants," R. E. Cole.
counsel for Committee for immigrants
11:00 Address: "The value of stand-
ards, in school work " J L. Algers,
principal normal school. Providence.
to the school” Albert Shiels, director
department of reference and rehearch,
department of education, New York
city. .
“Primary and Kindergarten.
ven High school—Chairman, Aileen
W Stowell Bridgeport. 2. 00 Address:
Grace
investigating Fatal Shooting of Henry
Strld by Alberth Til-yer. .
Coroner John J. Phelan went to:
Dnnbury yesterday afternoon to in-
quire into the death of Henry Strld. I
farm hand in the employ of William G.
Roberts of Gaylordsville, . who was
shot by Albert]! Thuyer also of Gay-
lordavllle. in a quarrel Sunday lifter-
noun Strld died last night at the
Danbury Hospital.
The shooting declined at the Eu
gene Potter place. where several
neck.
Thayer escaped after the shoot-
ing and so far no trees of him has
Burglars gained entrance Irhortly’ ‘
after midnight to theoafe kept by
Matt Weller at 4 North Washington
avenue, Bridgeport, and made oil with
$8 in cash which had been left in the
register to he used as change. Entrance
rear window.
was mm by breaking tilt glass in} “ ‘ L
Avoid The Auaullty
Of not having a checking:
Moccount
given. efficient Ind courteous mention.
F Airfield County National Bank.
fill OLDEBT IANK IN NORWALK. m
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Phone 446
We Invite accounts which are
A chance.
An attempt to shin entrance to the
clothing store of mm: lemon.
Broad streets ”hortiy after midnight
"The kindergarten of today,"
L. Brown, Teachers’ College, New
{uric - ‘
The German opposition to the big Al-
Bartford, has issued a statement oi
penis, the crew of a German compel-ins
the condition of the savings banks
one shot down in cold blood by the
Continued Until Goteber. 23rd
“ sinking craft, no criticism of the
i m... scathing. n is a blemish
til honor of the British navy and
. ' faiths: the Britislfgovern-
"hichubcenunawinstnns
siphoned of German naval math-A
‘s.’ »A ‘
being negotiated.
AA. out his in
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thresteninxthe peace of Europe."
bonds hadn't been publicly advertised
in New York while the Allied loan was
doing since they
thomm his! to lie :1on
was {$322,462. 69. On
selfless 871.87. :3 '
«case in deposits
fiber 1',
The total Amount of deposits in
savings banks on October 1 1915,
'e dum‘
meannummmnm
f m. .
139-13»..- domains, of ‘ “9.0952610:
sobeol—Chairn’lan D? Q._ Allen. State
Supervising Agent, Montowess. 11: p0
Demonstration {of methods used in ru-
nEhoola of the state; with classes
of—Tpuplis. , , , *
"3 Science lecture room. 24: door, New
Haven High school. 2:00 Address:
school, Keene, iii. H.
Home Economics. _
Dining room, 2d floor. Bosrdmsn
school—Chiltmm. MC!!! -A_Bnu':
burglars W uttelnpting mime
m»m rear door or the ejtsbushn
moat. {-11 "
Yesterday manila: continent was
sloomdotogein entrance tolBllld-
Will’s cafe, on cannon street. and
Osmubell’s grocery store on South
mullet-lea WAS LAID UP. .
Rev. 0 if. Knighton, Home. on...
writer "For three months i s "
‘ we will continue to all
All of Our Fine Fumlture at
Bargain Prices
. ' _ '1’ID‘MPT WERY To ALL SURROUNNNVG TOWNS.
crew of the British PM?“ W.” Baro- lied credit loan would have beenfal‘ and trust companies of the state on~- ..
in: after the Germans had deserted more emu“ it me German war October 1,1915. The state is fol' tho Rumlcchools. V was frustrated it? the mm; mm,
" quarter ending on that date A, “ > Ronnie 109 '.112 2d floor, High of the ”a“ who were mam that 0min; ton delay in opening our new store at Wall and fllgh Sta,
christened it the VQeillard, they ought $10 670 391.03 TM: ,
‘ m - “ vow of rural school." war but m
: mmvenmcltwn ”29°58: ”r ‘h “m“ _ 35.102. filing 51:33, principal normal 2:11:35 m 1‘" “a” :“ma ears Mil) SINGLE Pisces roe nvsav noon lN rHE House.
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