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In Flowery Elects
For Curtains and Draperies 1
E. K. BANKS
. Hahnckemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk. ,
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35559 $1.25
DONNELL'Y’S f
VICTROLA PARLOR l
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led in front of O‘Connor's garage. i
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'The American Band has been en-I
gazed to play at the Bell Island wateri
Pei-tad cards have been received
1mm Harry Tarlov. who is spending
n week's vacation up the Hudson. ' l
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Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of
. Pythas. will meet, tomorrow evening.:
business.
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'in its hall, on South Main street.
The regular semimonthly meeting First diattict for a fifteen days' stay. lumen” Andrew hum"
of Norwalk Aerie, No. 588, F. O. 13.,
will be held this evening.
Our Sisters' Rebekah Lodge. No. 55,,
will meet .this evening, for regularjv
,Ullcas Tribe. 1. 0. R. IL. No. 26 1
held a meeting. last night. in Red;
Men's Hall. Routine business was;
. uinsacted. ‘ l
A permit was issued to F. M. (‘ul-
left by Building Inspector Finch to]
wire the Dibble block. on north Main,
atreet. c '
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A ' former leader of the First Regiment
‘ for over indulgence
- lOl‘lllfll and conduc
'7‘" or of’weeks. of, nearly thirty musl-‘i
.. clans eniployed by Mr. Hatch, says the'
. .Stillson’s Remedy
I ‘13:]? ’i‘h‘iresn Svec, of New Haven,l
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Svec.of-
Stewart avenue. On her journey herel ,
Miss Svoc stopped at Albany to enjoy‘
the lcauties of that city.
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Frank Green. of Bridgeport. was ar-i
l‘t‘Hlt‘tl by Otiicer Sammis. yesterday,
in lntoxlcantsd
Officer Sammts thought that Frank}
.had better be taken into custody be-l
foro lte did some damage to the auto:
he was driving. His case came up be-I
fore. .lud'ive \‘osburgh, this morning,-
nnti he was fined $10 and costs.
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Although women tn this country!
hart not been called on to act as mo—;
and perform other work usually done!
by men. as is the case with women ini
England. a few women have directed:
the businesses of their husbands since:
the Connecticut National Guard went;
to the Mexican border. Among these
is Mrs. Charles P. Hatch. wife of the.
Band. who had oversight. for a num-
f‘Hart for d_ Courant.
3‘
: -vFRiDAY LUNCHEON ‘
<havo your luncheon served, Friday's
hitho Country Club.
'-. .‘7 Malaria
50¢ bottlev
itittiison-l’ovvcil{lamination
.staEaeaterton onuoota-ra,
’ I! Minna Street.
' ttllfilc in eight working days.
‘ granny.
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THE LAST CALL ON
STRAWS,
M.Haleunbtacwwseialtaaaiu‘
if militia situation Warrants. ‘
HARTFORD, Aug. it—Gov. Marcia
H. Holcomb returned today from a two‘
weeks' trip to Mammalian he ”‘3'
the time at a camp 'm company with
exGov. G. 8. Weeks and wife and‘
other Connecticut people. Although he;
had not kept track of recent Connec-‘
ticut events. the Governor said he.
would call an extra session of the Leg;
islature. if it seemed necessary or;
worth while in order to secure legise
lation to permit the soldiers at .‘9-
gates to vote. He was interested in
what ex‘Got ernor Baldwin and others:
had said as to the constitutionality of:
an act of 'he Legislature. but said that‘
. he would make no attempt to pass on,
Your choice at Half-Price.
The new fall headgear is
opening here.
Light weight derby'and fine
felts are ready, $2 and 33.
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Rogers 8: Stevens 1
‘ So.N0rwnlk l
Norwalk
~The Painter’s t'ulon. No. 527. Willi
1; id :l clambake at Birchard'a Woods‘
on August 19th. Dinned will be servg
ed at 2:30. ‘
We have a new record by the MEI-hat Order of Eagles in session here? Hon. George Gordon Battle and
. Everybody A: l business session today it was‘ Mrs. Battle left
.Eltkt-d the other 0119 and you WI“ "9 voted to reaffirm action taken a year’counll’)’
rimha Band for $1.25.
sure to like this. record too ask forum prov-mm; that members or theiCounty. \'a., wherethey will spend the
garder killed. injuring or sick as I re- : remainder of the summer Mrs. BMHG
:sult of service in the army or navy, was a Miss Bagby. and is considered
[shall be entitled to death and sick'one of the most beautiful women of
3.3559 r‘ Donnelly's Victrola parlor.
Police Sergeants J. Harry Gibson
and Thomas llunt changed beats to-‘
day for the latter part of the month.‘
The former will be in South Norwalk
while Sergeant Hunt stays in
The lower end of Ely avenue, at the‘
intersection of Wilson avenue, hast
been closed to traffic on account of
the repair work on Wilson avenue. "
has Coast Pilot. Section 1‘. prepared by the up,“ on a visit to .‘oroton in the
promised to have the street open to C03" “d ”90‘1““ 3“"93' Department early fall.
Street Commissioner Sherron
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Two matches of men's singles, one
of men‘s doubles. one of ladies‘ ain-
llcs. and of ladies” doubles“. will coni-
prisc the first round of the tennis
tournament between the Knob and
Country Clubs. which will, be played
su‘turdfinrthe‘ Country Club. The
members of the Knob Club are cor-
dially invited to accompany tltetcam.
' Officer John Murphy took Peter 'Al-
tells-(liewakl and wife and four.chil-
dren. whose ages rangrd from eight
months to eleven years from a WInni-.
pauk cur last evening. The family had
tome from Lawrence, Mass. Officer
\iurphy turned the people over to Of-
llccr Thorpe. who, after consulting the
proper authorities, put the family un-
dcr a two weeks' quarantine in this
city. it is probable that Alienschew-
ski will be arraigned for breaking the
health regulations, {
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~liarris-Gnns calls attention in their
of their cool. i
the constitutionality of such a mean-f
; me, but would convene the Legitiiaturaf
and leave the matter to its Judgment;
He intends to see Attorney General
Hinman soon 'with reference to hisI
opinion of the consritutionality of tha1
proposed action. I
EAGLES IN CONVENTION.
F. 0. E. Delegates in National Meet-
ing in Savannah.
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Savannah. Ga. Aug. iG.—A parade
in which setcrul thousand members‘
(if the order participated last night
featured the eighteenth annual meet~
tug of the grand serie of the Prater-t
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benefits. ‘ “
Grand \vorthy President “1‘ l.‘
Grayson, was presented with a gat'el‘
' made from wood taken from an oak ‘mra O'Gormsn's law firm of O'Gon
the
tree which sund- over the save of man. Battlalt Vudlver of New vorlt,
The gavel Mr. Battle 1. we“ known in smm‘ord'l United States is official notice receiv-
was the gift of the Nashville, Tenn,
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NEW COAST PILOT VOLUME.
of Commerce has recently been issued?
This volume replaces Coast l’ilot.‘
Parts V. and VI., and covers the coast
and inland waters from Sandy Hook
to Cape Henry, including Delaware
and Chesapeake liays and the inside
route from New York to Norfolk.
it [obtains descriptions of the .lale
gable waters in this region. with dlrcc~
tions for navigating them. information
concerning port. facilities, places
where supplies-and fuel can be ob-
tained where repairs can be made.
tidal and culrent information. and
much other information useful to ves-
sels of every class. .
The volume has been changed in
form. and rewritten largely from new
data. its' scope has been (‘Onfildt‘fllhlll
extended. especially by the intriduc-
tion of the information for the use of
trout! craft and motor-boats. Some
new features are the tables of largest
drydocks and marine railways, a table
showing the average number of hours
per month that the fog signals were
operated. and the complete meteor,
ologicnl tables for this region which
tors on trolley cnrslndvcr‘tisomr-nt todnyof the cleanliness were prepared by the United States:
Weather Bureau. Current observations
If you want to put
m' D your car
give it .
POLATRINE
-th¢ friction-proof.
carbompmmtoil that
makes your motor
sing like It bird.
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yesterday for their
home. Rapamin. Orange
Virginia: birth. Her mother. lira.
George W. 'Bagby. lives in Richmond.
Mr. Battle is a member of U. S. Benzv
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Attractive Values Are ,
Being Offered at the
STERLING , ‘
August Furniture Sale
. Satisfy your furniture needs now while you can enjoy I
substantial savings.
’STERLING‘FURNITUBE 00.
127-129-131 Washington St. Phone 103 So. Nos-ml
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TO SELL iNDIAN LANDS.
Another Allotment Going From the
Red Man Soon. "
Another evidence of the passing of
where'he visits and he is a personal
friend of Homer 8.. Cummings of-Ship-
pan Point. sir. Brittle is also a life.
} long friend of Harry V. Snead of No "lndian Tr“'°"’=‘-
A new publication entitled Atlantic colon. and he and Mrs. Battle are auction b! the United 313‘“ 80"?"-
Miss Marjorie Foley. daughter ofl
Mrs. P. J. Foley of Rye, was married”
the dominion of the red man from the
ed at the postotllce this morning
from the secretary of the interior at
lWasbington. concerning the sale of
it will be public
merit and will sell to highest bidders
by representatives of'the secretary of
the interior at different railroad points
in the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations
in eastern Oklahoma.
The notice reads: “There will be of-
bionda'y. to chltl A. Weatherbce of fend at public "19. and tom m we"
M." ‘0" in Grace Episcopal ch““‘hghigheut bidders by representatives of!
a waddtnngip in their car. They will
make their home in White Plains.
wile ébfr. \l'eathorbee recently bought
a country estate. They were engaged
last spring. Mr. Weatherbee is a son
of Mrs. Amy H. Constable Weather
bee of Waytes Court. illnmaroneclt.’
and she lives in the winter at 240
Madison Avenue. New York. She is a
widow of Edwin H. Weatherbee. for
many years member of the firm of
Arnold, Constable &Co. His son. just
married. is a member of the firm now.
Young Mr. Weatllerbee is a graduate
of Yale. 1908. and belongs to the
Union League Club. the Riding and
Driving Club. the New York Yacht
Club. the Aero and the Automobile
Club of America. ills sisters are Stirs
Samuel Milbank of Port Chester and
Mrs. Robert Tig‘he McGusty. Both
Mr. “'eatherbee and his bride ah
i known all through this section,
Their coul pocket keeps the coal in have also added considerable new inn “'01 '
class condition in all weather.
Sergeant Thomas Hunt was calledI
to New Canaan avenue, this morning.
first
lying in tile street.
place and found James Byrne lying,
[iyrnc was badly out about the face
and hands,'and gave evidence of hav~
ing taken part in a fight. He is an
aged tuna. and his condition was very,
weak. Sergeant Huntcailed Dr. A. K]
Baldwin. who dressed the man's!
wounds. and later the ‘charity com-
missioners were notified, and it is pos-
sible that the ,man will be taken to
Naramakc Home for further treat-
ment. He stated that he had relatives
in Hartford, and the police are invest
ligating. Later he was brought be-.
fore Judge Vosburgh and was given
thirty days in Bridgeport Jail for va-
Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
«gauntlet-pliant.
‘Themauwburushis
Ali at .
Earning His Keep 7f
immumrwhfimw
VMVWmmfl“ - ‘ '
helpless on the side of the road;
t ing the ball from the socket.
a.
at important points.
The volume embodies the results of
surveys and special investigations by
lto investigate a complaint of a man‘tho Survey. the Corps of Engineers,‘
volume is on sale at the oilice of the
Coast and Geodetic Survey in Wash-
'ington,
vey in all the principal seaports.
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EYE roan our av ,
- aaooao: HOOK.
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‘ Clock Factory.
EWINSTED, Aug. 16.—-Bruce A.
Young. driver for the Adams Express
Company. met with a painful accident
at the factory of‘the William L. Gil-
bert Clock Company shortly after 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon He was
engaged in loading express matter into
a wagon here one of a pair 'of books
used in dropping the shipment throuzh
a trap door caught his left eye. tear-
taken to the Litchilold County Hospi-
tal, where an operation will be pen
iformed.
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i HIRIDEN ADULT PAIALYOIS-
STUCK“;
hepthayearroandiaflnolel
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Wlnated Man Painfully Injuredm at"
lie was.
. out en masse tonight when the elem:
{formation as to times of slack water,Cr COJDBC‘JNL , t
JOE JEANNETTE TO BOX SOL- ‘
DlIER KEARNS.
NEW YORK, August 16.--The Wash-
‘ing lo’atage collie good bouts before
lthe close of the outdoor season. Joe
and at the agencies of the Sur~i.lcmtueltc, who ittillcango a bit. will
tnchlc‘Soldler Itcarns on Saturday
night. and Johnny Howard. who has
lust turned the tough“ Battling Guns.
will mix it with George Ashe.
Ad Woigast, who claims be fairly
won the world‘s title from Freddie
Welsh. will clash with Frankie Calla-
]be an excellent bout.
they have Jack Dillon and Jim Coffey
retarded for Labor Day.) but-there may
it‘c some bitch in that conteshasWeia-
mantel insists he has Dillon signed to
box at Ebbets lfleld.
ban Friday, August 25. That should; East River
The ‘managern of‘ the club declare'
3 WM“ Plains. Air. “d Mra. WNW, the secretary of the interior. at differ-
erbeo started after the ceremony for out railroad points in the Choctaw and
Chickasaw nations in Eastern Okla-l
bouts. daily from October 0. 1916. toi
October 81. 1916. inclusive. about 903m
000 acres of lndian tribal umllovteo‘l
land, including 823,500 acres of timberi
land and 84.500 acres of unallotted
land and surface of the segregated
coal and asphalt land. in tracts varying
frcm one to 820 acres, at minimum
prices from at to 840 per‘acre. and a
f“ tracts without any minimum price. .
Pcrrona unable to attend sales can bid
through authorized agents. Not ex-‘
cecding 160 acres of any of the land‘
classed as agricultural. and tilt) acres
classed as grazing. can be purchased
by any one person. .\'0 limitation as‘
to the number of acres or tracts of
the other land any one person can pur-
chase. Terms, 25 per cent. cash 25‘
per cent. in one year. .and the balance
within two years from date of sale. for
surface of segregated coal and asphalt
land. and 25 per cent. cash and balance
in three equal annual installments of
25 per cent. each. payable in one. two
and three years from date of sale for
timber and unallotted land at five per
. lcent, interest."
He went to the United States Army and others. The lngton Park Sporting Club is preplirul
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If your tenant is delinquent and
destructive become a Sentinel classi-
fied advertiser at once.
NOTICE.
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R'srnoval of Pier
0n and After May 9th
will be received at Pier 45
Foot of Jackson Street for
NORWALK, 80. NORWALK. WEST
“ZRT, ROWAYTON AND DAMEN
50 Analog J. Smith Transportation
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weight
PlON EER IDOUTB TONIGHT.
none of the Pioneer 8. (2.. who have:
n habit “of packing; finesse-rock's club:
to the doors. will have reason to rural
Chick Simlcr and the mud and our.“
"acres, Kid Burns turn on m am,
works. This should he a wrung era-i
greater. and it! Sinner (an trap Ms‘
’3: :=:.' 2:3: nut-r Inter Io‘
shall via as pat-ta. . ,
In Israel Miss pan to be you“
ml! h M to the ma- canal-t.
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mimosa-t
Jams
NEW YORK, August 16.—-'rhe pa.‘
.rlllulill’s
”moss-h-
_waassss’ss.-—ssaa-al
~fi‘a‘umsmta.‘ ‘
~'l‘be House. of
Complete
Wanted, 500 Pairs of Steal
Feet
f LADIES’ SHOES. PUMPS AND TIES
Slmar-atoar-a. Widflpbaltll!
50c to 98¢ a pair
At these sacrifices we cannot take time to try on. 13mm
will guarantee that the sire and width psa' cub ' ‘
just what they ask for. m h ”
Men‘s Ties—Value 534350-6450
Now $2.50
tEvr's “gottarnemnfl
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
The Little Shop
WASH DRESSES .AND
SKIRTS .
‘ W. ulna toms; «can. ass.
i 1 slum-crow or. . ,_
saw was lass-a wlLolNo .
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ON ALL LINES
K. A A. CLAVIN
56 NO. MAIN IT.
Eye Service
a i or r, 'i
Snub. Undo. v’
I. mama. all “
, nodular!
i pm molt).- \fuzb ':
13 south laln mmfimmy‘h
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64 lbu SOL 3 lbs 250 .
Very Best Creamery Butter (Beckmann Maya §5¢
Crown, Aster Hawaaian Pineapple (New luck), -... u ,
25c can .........---.-..--..
sasuiu ms — l...‘
gun-am said. no
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II! at 3| per mm;
c . .
3 lb G ~ ‘ I led
124 3 man 3 ar $1
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee, 35: gndemtto
.Fresh New York State E‘ggsnper desert --..--.... " ‘ ‘
Royal Baking Powder .. ...... 12¢, 2% l. .
tuna};3 Red Sparkling Wine (Better than wt. ‘
0t. ........-u...-.... ...I-..-.~~-;._... ‘
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Gauntlet xxxx Whiskey,9o .Pf‘iiof. late: but.
Medal: or St. Julian Claret, per bottle ...------..... 3:
The Best of Everything to Eat and Drilkat t... n
Prices. .
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS .
83 and 85 Washington St. Wt
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V? 'M
ANDREW DAVE
' 'Phone 410
98 Washington St.
ATLAS FARMS
contra .
“Positively dis Finest Bat-
ter Produced”
35¢ lb.
Norwalk Chronicler