? pill need a bin full—though
I fill—bug’twill fill you win-
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gait mloow nlsrull
‘ Clifford Pharmacy,
' - mwmcln. Assassin
5... is every bass pai-
_ eadLbig room will be i
E.” (W till the furnace
L“ are’lighted and aglow,
has in fiery humble dwell-
go. then the cold will be
. twill“, and the water in
gum cease to flow. For
g. Summer's swiftly slip.
‘5. pin; and/the frost will soon
,, .- nipping but the man
:‘h's bought his coal need
“10 no fear.
i Every home
f ‘0 cost is something sin-
} ~ full 36f joy and cheer.
.i THE ‘
rolls 5, com. ‘
niobium
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Is. Main and Elizabeth Sts.
Phones 833-1532
Be Stocks A
‘? rl'ltlSBlE'S PIE
up in the Cleanesi. Plant
from the beat fresh fruits
» "ff'obtlim'ole.
Ask Your Grocer for Them.'
‘Insist on them at your res-
taurants. . '
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
’ In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phonolbos-so So. Main is.
7'“. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
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.‘a Worm-cup...“
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filial-antennas” to render our customers
pr““f‘t LCl‘TECC.
Thrt’s the reason they stay with us year in ind year out.
It makes no difi‘erence what your' requirements may be,
whether it is Lumber, Timbers, imena‘on, Shingles, or
, anything 111 Building Materials you’ll always find us ready
to fill your orders on short notice. There’s nothing we
would like better than to be put to the test. Will you do it?
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
~ ~ Our spxmdQs—Creo. D‘ . ,
Board, B. p_ s_ paint ‘Pt Siam“! Shingles. Beaver
PRESIDENT 2i pt
3 LONG BRANCH, N. 1., Sept. 2.—
E’I‘hr occasion on which President
1Wilson is to be formally notified of;
guts renomination is being celebrated
:witl. enthusiasm by more than 1,000
persons, including Democratic lead-
lem from all parts of the country. A
,drirzling rain" fell through the morning:
but did not dampen the spirits of thej
‘ assembled Democrats. President
'Wilson lose early and spent the fore-
noon, shaking hands with party lead
*ers and renewing filendships with.
llx'ew Jersey members of his party. i
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The Only Logical Place
for you to buy your {all and winter hate, is at “The Paris.”
First the .styles are right, second bur prices are lower than
any store or town. We court comparison. It is easy for you
to convmce yourself. Come and save money.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
i ( [’1 H NORWALK'S FASHION CENTER
‘ The notification ceremonies were;
set for this afternoon at Shadow}
Lawn. i
A tclnporary addition to the \‘eran-i
da has been erected at the l’resi-l
dent :. speaking stand. chcral hours?
belt re the time for the ceremony, 4‘
o'clor-k. the gates were thrown opens
and the general public poured in b)"
the hundreds.
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See Yesterday’s Large Adv.
for Today’s Specials
- Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
3 NORTH MAIN ST.
13 MAIN ST..
South Norwalk. Phone 1x80.
N orwalk. Phone 881.
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Delicious Home Made Peanut
' Butter 150 lb. '
East India Tea Co.
Tel. 371
125 Washington Street
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l'lTTSli‘lEiJ), Mass, Sept. 2 About ',
4,000 employee of the General Electric
plant dropped their tools and left the
plant on a strike at 9 o'clock this;
.morning as an action of protest on the .
conditions at the plant. The strikers
marched through the principal streets :
of the city to the city common where
a mass meeting was addrcsscd by ill 1
lcrnution officers.
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DAKE-BISHOP. l
li‘ricnds of Mrss Alyce B. Bishop,
“daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter llis-'
hop of 26 Madison strcct, wcrc great
l_v surprised this morning whcn thc
ncv.‘.~ clltkcd out of thc nmrliutzc of-
‘.\ll."“ llishop, to Frank llnlit', a well-
:ktlov n South Ntrwulk mam?
who is cluploycd in the Second Dis.
trict. ill Statc strcct.
'rll- young couple were married
.wl'tht-ut the knowlcdizt- of their‘
friends, on Wednesday cvcnlnn. at
\In home in Madison
‘stroct, and immediately after the F011“
run-v had becn performed. left on
their hoenymoon trip which will be
hilt‘lll in Loni: island and l‘hllndo-lfi
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34mm:
llishop‘s
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theyoung couple la ‘
Delicious Butter, lb. 35¢
Duryea’s Corn Starch, pkg. 8t
Dunham‘s Cocoanut, pkg 8¢
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Fels Naptha Soap, bar
Granulated Sugar, I-4 lbs.
25¢
- 4c“
.s.
A. STULL
:4 Cottage Street. .
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East Norwalk.
Although
ibcc lll'nflflxt‘d for osme time, the.
lucu‘s of their marriage. whkh hadl
thorn kept a secret, came as‘ b‘ com-
;plclc surprise to their many‘
.fricllds in this city. I
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WALTER-LYONS. '
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A very pretty wedding was celebrat-
‘ed this morning at the borne of Mr.l
land Mrs. Frederick Bennett, 50 Mead?
:ow street, when “Mrs. Alice Lyons, of
;South Norwalk. became the bride of
If‘hurlea 8. Walter. of Bridgeport. The
tmarriaze ceremony was performed by
3tbe Rev. fiederick A. Coleman of
'Trlnity Church. immediately after the
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i39xtended honeymoon to be spent at
gSaratoga and other places of interest
SHOULDER STEAK ......
SIRLOIN STEAK. ......... .. . . . . 18¢ 11.
PORTERHOUSE STEAK ., ......... 20¢ ll).
PRIME RIB ROAST, boned and rolled 20¢ ll).
LEGS SPRING LAMB .. ............. 26¢ 11,
SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS
Scholtzc’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. South Norwalk.
39 Main St. Norwalk,
in New York. ‘
l The li‘ouiie was prettlly decorated
‘ilowers which were strewn artistically:
in great profusion. Numerous largci
[American flags were tastefully bungi
front the walls of the rooms. Tho,
,brlde was prettlly dressed in a blue}
leery traveling suit, and carried a.
: bouquet of pink tea roses.
, The marrlagoc ceremony took place
1at 12 o'clock. and was performed by
Rev. Frederick Coleman. Mr. Bennett‘
,acted as best man. and Mrs. Bennett,
was the bridesmaid. The couple de-i
lparted- for Saratoga immediately after I
the ceremony, amid the good wishes
of their friends who were present!
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rllZLso can smus on: BRIDGE. .
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One Kille
CONGRESSMAN HILL
d and Four Hurt WhelLAuto
Drops Twenty Feet.
TO ATTEND OUTING.
fl Upon their return they will reside on'gmduate of Teachers'
' Chestnut street.
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present, the names of which are:
,Mrs. E. K. Banks. Mrs: Louis
idrick, Dr. and Mrs. .D. D. Lawrence,“
._ young school girl. \‘hnugcs and addlg
Ken. ',
Tristram & Hyatt
GAZETTE BLDG.
THE LEADING DRY oooosrlTOer.
NORWALK.
For the Labor Day
“Mapleware” Picnic Sets, 41 pieces, including Dishes, Napkins
lnneatbox...........
25 Paprus Picnic Plates .
100 Paper Napkins ........
5Lily DrinkingCups.. ..... ..
Covered PiCnic Baskets .
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u-soaooasas cross-soon.
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Our Big Annual Clearance Sale
Begins Tuesday «Moriling
Store Closed All Day Monday
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Picnics
and Wood-fibre Table Cloth,
15¢
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...::.::::?:.t‘tin.retardants::33The Leading Millinerv Store in Norwalkk
Mrs. Melville E. Mead, who trans ’0
fcrred hcr institution for girls to Nor-
walk. Her work has been carried on-
by the present principals. Miss Mary
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and “Mt 1h?" light. all“!!! t'OIUI‘iulswo? and watch for the bargains that are on exhibition every day.
look roady for the most fastidious"
tions hun- bccn mudc ill the plumbing}
giving morc lllllll douhlc buthroom‘
facilitics, and ono or two rooms hare :
been enlarged. The most important,0o
chanuc, howmer, is the introduction
of clcctric lights ill the llomcstcad.1 9
This adds a now and attractlvc tcn-
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all, and those who rctnclnbcr thel l .
more or less dint gashght will be.
agreeably surprised. Tho school house,
and gylnnasium are already so equip-
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It is a matter of regret that two of‘ IHREAIEN SWINE
lllc lwautiful old hickory [recs fell:
victims to insect pests, and had to ho, .
removed during the summer. The ' ' "‘
otllcr trees on the grounds however! - i
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.Ihow the excellent care they are rcr‘lfllfl'mu‘h ‘l I“ 835'?! “I.
beautiful. Few eslutes have morei
magnificent examples of such native.
trees as the oak the ash, the hickory.‘ , . . I
the spruce. the maple, nor can many? hLW YORK' hep" 2.w'l‘hrec thou-
cvcn larger estates show a lovelicr sand motormen and conductors enl-
collection of the smaller ornamental No.0,! on the elevated and subwayl
various classes, it shows specimensX
of the purple beech, the linden, dog Transit Company voted last night t0'
\lvood, silver lpoplahr, silver 'mfipl€,:suslc‘nd work at orcc ut‘lcss the of—i
.npllnesc map 9. w ite birch. etc. I , ._ . . t 0.
The enrollment for the coming year-mp”K of the corporation consen. ‘ l
a committee from the moon,
ped.
calving. and are looking unusually‘
loll Issac "Multan
trees. In its class trees, planted by ”mm of the lnterborough ollapidi
is very satisfactory indeed, The num- "1“”
.with carnations and other beautiful her of boarding pupils will reach thir- The ultimatum will be presentcdibr
ty-two, while an even larger number
of day pupils are registered. .
Among the new teachers engaged
for the coming year, are two whosetdcm Theodore P. Shouts and Gen-
:‘Pmes ‘3? kmgr N‘fI-“lfilkl l Mlllfi'cral Manager Frank Hedlcy have;
vonnc c en en, 0 et 19, wt .
have charge of the French Depart-1mm"l ‘0 keep an agreement
ment, and Miss Marion \\'. Lynch, upwhlch they entered on A0811“ 7 ‘0
ROWHYWH- Will 198031 arithmetic andimect a committee representing the
other intermediate subjects, and willl
have charge of the gymnastics and
athletics. Miss. Wickcndcn is of or
French descent and speaks the lan- Street and Electric Railway Em-
guage fluently. She is also in toucltlplows The men assert that the:
with American education, being '
College, COL lntclborough 1133
his Lynch is it tries to forming an “inside organiza-
next Tuesday. V l'l'l'ii't
umbia University. M
and of the New Haven School of.
Gymnastics. 1
Set on the hill among the beautiful mar." contracts which bind them for;
HAVRE DE GIRACEfMdd Sept. 2.—‘ Greenfield Hlll G. 0. P. Club Organized Mrs. Wood and daughter, Mabel, Mrs. I trees, the school presents an imposing ,a stated period. I
When a touring car bound from Rich-l '. .
mood to Atlantic City crashed through When H'” F'r“ Ran f"
Congress.
day and dropped twenty feet to a
Pennsylvania Railroad-\siding. Mrs.
.lewett of Boston was killed and W. PJ
The Green field Hill
and Charles Bedford of Richmond, Va.,‘
Republican ‘ of New York. , ‘
Hoff. Henry Gill. Mrs. F. D. Hotcbkiss. club will hold an annual outing on; ‘
‘ Benjamin Dalton, Mr. .and Mrs. Fred-
!erick Bennett. 'Mrs. George Mather,
. Mr. and Mrs. George Mills and daugh—
'ter. Mrs. William Disbrow, Kenneth
.and Elmore Bennett and Mrs. Battley
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asnrnnnssss AND
SKIRTS
., Ari REDUCTIONS
"ONVLALL LINES
were injured. All were pinned be-
,ncath the machine. Gill extricated
’himself, and raising the car on a jack"
freedthe othcrs. The Mayor of the‘
town near whose home the accident
happened. sounded a fire-alarm and‘
,the firemen took the injured to the
‘ hospital here.
‘DECREASE IN PKRALYSIB CASES.‘
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.—A decrease of
{uneven new cases was reporfed in to-'
iday's health department figures on the ‘
* infantile paralysis Wemic. There:
jwas 61 during thé 24 hours ending at!
210 a. m., compared with 68 yesterda)’.
iDeaths numbered 19 against 16 yesterg
lday. The average “L131?— week is'
‘Iower than that 01 last week.
Corporal N. Harlin. of the local re~
=crnltmg station, is spending the week
'end visiting his parents in New York
city.
Saturday, Se ember 9. at the home: There will be a meeting of the Post
of Sheriff Simeon Pease at GreenfieldlCommlttee of the Red 'Men this even?
Hill in l‘airfleld and unions the guests ' ing in Red Men's Hall on Main street.
who will be present, will be Congress- I qud has been received from all of the
man E. J. Hill of Norwalk. .nearby tribes to the effect that they
The Congressional convention for will be present to take part in the big
'l-‘alrfleld county will be held at the parade which will open the Trading
One of the features of the at-
Stratfleld on September 9, and after Post.
the conclusion of business, Congress- fair will-'b-e the booth that in being pre-
man Hill will go to Greenfield Hill to pared by the women of Pocahontas.
be the guest of the members of the Tribe. '
club. l l
The Greenfield Hill Republicanl Teacher—“Tommy,'can you lpml
club was’ organised about 22 years ‘fur' "1' , ‘5
ago, when Congressman Hill first ran. Thomas—"Yes, sir. F—U-R." l
for the office he now holds. It is, Teacher—"That's right. Now, can
planned by the members of the clunyou tell me what for is?"
to make the outing one St the mostl Thomas-“Yes. sir. Form awful
enjoyable ever held and the commit- long way."-—Cornell Widest.
tee is working hard to arrange for 81
fine .dlnneraand excellent program. _ . za't try to [all persuasion um
' an tor something you may nsvorl
as sums-Nous a annual . 'zur,
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Sentinel "Wants" bring results.
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appearance. The Homestead, the; . . 1 ,-
School House, the Gymnasium and3 Th9 lnterborouuh emplolt’s. (8:7
the Lodge are all commodlous, wentclare they wdl be backed in their de-l
equipped and up to date. Their gen-inland by the union workers of theg
eral air is one of hospitality and home— New York Railways Company, a ;
likeness, with true effictency shown in isubsidlary of “he lnterbprough, :
all their equipment. That the atmos-
phere is appreciated by the pupils ls'wbnse differences with that companyl
Show“ in “I? words 01’ one 0‘ the new have been submitted to arbitration 3
firtoollusélngs, written by a Senior 0‘ after a tacit, but not a formal, recog—l
"There's {1 School among the oak neeglnition of the union by the directors
Where each slad new day Is Ions ‘and omcers of the company. .
Happinessthere leaves life‘s pathway The ultimatum to the luterbor-l
ough was decided upon in the face!
And comes foll'wlng on our song.
Time is kept a guessmg there: .
of a wage increase aggregating 81,-,
450.000, which has been made slncei
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Laughter echoes thro‘ the air,
Gates of youth are wide and free;
Mortuary 1.
lL. W. MEEKE‘R Is BADLY HURT;
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Come and enter them with me.
Come away and sing you here
All the Joys we‘ve had this year.
Jolly comrades come and sing
Till for Hillside echbes ring."
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:Sustalna Fractured Rib and internal
1-00 LATE FOR \CLASSIFLOATION.‘ Bruises in Auéo Accident Near
. ye.
T0 LET—COTTAGE 6 ROOMS 0N1 . ,
After hurling several feet through
North ‘Main street, near Pine "we“, the air after being struck in an auto-1
South NON-1k. Moderate rent for Dar-l mobile accident near Rye, N. Y., on‘
ticulars. ’ 'Wednesdsy mta’nlng, uwrenceb W.
2 Meeker, of 160 htte street, Dan ury,
A“ JOHN 1" HAYES, N llr ‘ 'with a fractured rib and bruised kid-
No. 7 M“! street. orwa ' neys, is being cared for in the home.
RN Estate—Insurance— -' of a friend. Harry Earle, at Norwalk.l
go New mark-downs are being put in them every day. Perhaps
you‘ll find the very thing you are looking for.
W
garel llreudlinger and Miss Vida lluut .9 00
5 Francis. Both are college graduates,f 3“
. both have had lunch cxpcrience in the 1.. t]
training of girls, and both are in touq‘l o 0.9
'with the great movements of the .. .
Itintcs. it is not surprislng that under 0“
thclr dirt-ctlon the nt'lluul llll.‘ bccoluc OO .1
more widely and fmorubly known and '00 3.
has increased greatly in sizc and x :(
equipment. .90 0
Thu prescnt summer has been a ‘3. .:
{busy one at liillsldc. Many of the ;
rooms have bccn irn-shly pain-red, .0 . 0
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It a fully expected he will recover.
Mr. Meeker and two friends. Harry
Earle and Godfrey Shaw, were re-
turning from New York city about ll
o‘clock Wednesday morning in a road-
ster and were between Rye and Port.
Chester, N. Y., when the sedidcnt haps
pcned. A Ford touring car canto
quickly from behind a loaded truck on
a corner and steered on the wrong ship
of the road. Mr. Meeker was sitting
in a speclal seat erected from the run-
ning board of the car. The force of
the impact threw him several feet. The
front end of the Ford was demolished
and the side of til’e roadster was badly
damaged. . ,
Mr. Meeker was carried to the Uni-
tcd lloapital at Port Chester where he
underwent an 'X-ray examination, ro-
vt-allng a fractured rib.
Shortly after, he was rcnlom the
home of his friend, Mr. Earle, at Nor-
walk, where he is locutcd at present.
(‘ouncilnlan Harold E. Meeker. as
other of the injured man, visitet!
him last evening in Norwalk, and said
The cmployes contend that I‘I‘esi-l this morning that at present it would
be impossible to tell what complica-
tions plight arise front internal bruis-
. es, but the infuries were not at prep-
mto ' ent considercd serious.
The name of the driver who smash-
Zed ‘into Mr. Meeker and his compan-
1 ions is not known, but it is understood
workers who had become members ; that he had a license to drive a public
the Amalgamated Association ofrjitney.——Danbury News.
Everything is in readiness for the
devoted its cner—éannuai clam bake of the Phoenix En-
}glne Company, which will be held to-
Only a few intimate mend“ “‘"FSmdune 0‘ the Nor‘mlk High SChOO‘ lion" and inducing the motormenlmorrow at Schmidt‘s Grove in Cran-
and conductors to sign "master and . bury.
Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
aw
Got Bunions '2
Are you a victim of this painful
deformity- this easily rcmcditd
condition of soreness. in-
flan-rmation and unsigbt- \t
linen! -
Don)! Suffer
This Torture o .
Dr. Scholl’s Bunion-Right
swimming-Irvin“ ”dump-tank
ell-curl a complete and permanent
cure. It. a «tactically mlmtpdol
“manly-pried]! prep-rod rubber.
[pads with two cylinder posts, which
gradually crowd the mutton one
to In tron Ind norm MM. Thu
annular: psi-lilo am: of them
m t prune?
Ill-in osm-
Ism nihi-
mJu-etla brought-sh.
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has [I'm Instant talk in
of cuss and high
to all i-
favors.
Three Sinus
Small-:Medim—largej': so; '
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for all (out atlas-b.
We Let Us
Give ‘ Tell You
Exclusively A“ I .
Keeier’s Shoe: Store
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