.7... W ”is; , . ,
5;? i I“ ’b
p. is used Is a
‘ 0‘.” the ancient
4 ~ ran, and we should
—-ffl‘ hailpineu-as
g . as we can. Two pleas-
hionds as good to have
— you can find, a con-
clear as crystal and
- contented mind. A
is a faithful friend
never asks your rank
, nothing gives one such
-bone as money in the
When Winter comes
1'0 ice! the need of ahusky
hut-compeller, and the very
than; at
restarts“ has.
h in! as w asis
you're bidding or repairing. don't forget the
ceiling. Awelldesignedceilingmakeasllthediiierencein
thewldintheioouotmomm
There is only one logical modern ceiling material that
has all the advantages of durability.
attractiveness, ease of
application and econorny and that is Beaver Board.
Compare it carefully with lath and plaster. metal or
wood. and you’ll come to, the same conclusion.
Beaver Board in the modern wall and ceiling material.
It supplants lath, plaster-.metai and wood.
CALL US UPI
The'HaIch f: Bailey Co.
SOUT‘t NORWALK, CONN.
THE LATEST IN FALL GARMENTS FOR WOMEN
AND MISSES
“walls first to present new styles, we announce for to-
morrow notable additions to Our display of Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Skirts. Waists and Hats.
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to the city or town clerk, to be held
by him until such time as the un-
locking obthe machine is necessary.
It is also proyided in the set that
a machine be set up in front of each
voting booth, for the purpose of serv.
ing as a-demonatration oi the machine
to the voter who is uninstructed in
its use.
The election olllcials of each polling
place sh'all consist of not more than
one moderator, two checkers, tw
deputy registrars. two challengers.
and two voting machine tenders. Two
additional voting machine tenders
must be appointed for each additional
machine which is put in use. By
such a law being passed, many petty
election officials have been done away
with, to the great relief of the voters.
When a voter has entered the elec-
tlon room, he shall announce his name
to the checkers in the presence of the
election dmcials, and his name shall1
If not challenged
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‘ Tristram ~ & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Fall Weight Suits and Coats I
For Ladies and Misses at Greatly Reduced Prices
This sale will bear car’eful investigation and the price saving on every item presents
some of the best values we have ever ofl'ered.
All of the SilkWaists aroMarked Down
‘hst friend one can have just a be duly checked.
These are Fashion’s latest and prettiest effects. We
offer them at our usual unmatohable low prices. You have
not seen the best unless you have visited the Paris Store,
by any member of the election officials,
the‘ voter shall then be permitted to
then is some Coal down in
pass the railing to the side where the
‘59 6611“. South Norwalk'a Pioneer Promoters of Ready-to-wear machine b3): located, and then linto It‘ho
. A re 1. . ’ ‘ voting th, w ere he shal 1 en
ppa 1 {0 women ‘ register his‘vote in privat . Coming
out or the booth, he mus pass im-)
mediately out of the room.
CLOAKS we PARIS “LINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST SOUTH NORWALK- the act. besides the penalties which
would be afflicted should anyone
glinowingly or willfully tamper with or
read wrong results from the machines.
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lie Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
'fllo Only Fully Equipped
. ELECTRICAL SHOP
‘ ’ In the Town ;
' AUTO SUPPLIES I
cos—so So. Main as.
Not-Walk, Music Hall Elk.
Girls’ [School
Apparel
Children’s Dresses
A variety of wash
materials size 2 to
14 years.
Undo in the Cieanesi. Punt
e . I... .. .. Are Singularly Charming
" I Hall, and all scrvlce connected there-
of printing. which the Schumann Art
sale of tickets will go directly to Lee.
“Gun Metal, Vici Kid, Ha- ‘ - .
Has broad panel slim of line, show- Hm,
town. ,ai the Newport residence of lira. Vin-
; satin , K were 500., and at Ridgeilcld, where
b’aCk and navy, , Y‘soelcty event. the price was 01. The
lmade 25c. for all seats at all the per-
Very smart Georg-
' ‘ AU ] UMN
'Be‘Sutelts
" fromthebeat fresh fruits
ble. ,ncas to help all humanitarian work.
Samuel Rumor, of the Regent Thea-
" ‘taurants. l Iwith absolutely free. for as many per~
‘ Iformances as the committee- can ar-
w , . A Channlng serge Dresses ‘l'rint to giving at actual. cost, are
f omen s Hl-CUIS lcomributcd by Interested individuals.
‘Iiigglnson and (‘0. of iloston, to be
:forwarded by ”will in its clllirriy to
wells Brown, Mahogany, Grey
kid and Combinations. ' . . . , 5 ~.. . ',
~ front from throat to mg, fine hand ’em- {WT-.23.? 2.2"2‘“.’£3..“1I.....‘"Ii.’l. ‘31.? ‘33:.
, . hem ' ' - ~ .-
1 i , , ' Villth callar bl'Oidel'y, lll+W00d gcent Astor where the price of tickets
‘er 8 Shoe store wvus $5 apiece. in Stamford, where
their exhibltion was made a lormsl
: Specmlly Priced . Into: :5 .t';°:..::.;.";?.s:sll is
‘ 12.95.1850, 22.50 12.95.1850
' fformances and that two, possibly
,thrce shows would be given. This
; ette Crepe Blouses
i With full and deep
i
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lstorrof the bravery and devotion of
“ ;our own American boys, the committee
ione, including all the school children.
:10 see them. The pictures will not
Ibe seen in New York City until Oc-
I tober 24th.
The movies of the work of the Am-
bulance Corps on the firing line. dur-
Ing real battles, occupy 60 minutes.
«after which one of the college boys
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A PIE“
l .
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M our Grocer 0!“ Them 'trc, lll'Itl given the use of Lockwoodhs
lrange on October 2nd, All expenses
1 3,. N . so thin every panny taken In on the
$3.00 to $7.00 Fka One piece dress,
ithc American Ambulance t‘orps In
m best value for money in filibit having been the littli of August,
and Cliffs 0f White brown, Burgundy lthey were shown last week the tickets
‘it was decided that the price would be
. lmeant much harder work for the com-
Blouses
“ full to '
. Fall Hats p ated sailor
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“Made in Norwalk
,‘ mittees in disposing of the tickets. but
collar, fresh and
[as the pictures are of such absorbing
I
white. ,
,intercst and show such a thrilling
specially Priced
Eamhulance, will give a half hour ac.
count of his actual ,experiences. and
‘the entertainment will close with n
One Price 'l 1 short movie appropriaée drama. damn-
I ’ {ed thy,the Triangle orporation. to
.: . ' 32°00 : 4.98 98 and 1.49 complete the evening‘s program” A
. ' l tiarge committee, Is at work in hor-
’ j twalk and the surrounding districts
fight CIOIhiflgC0.J I{selling tickets and they will also be
‘ i :on sale at Stillson & Powell's In South
I‘W St. SO.'Norwalk.. Norwaik and at several other centers.
i
.to be announced later.
‘ While the American Ambulance
Corps is not a part of the Red Cross
work. it being simply an extension of
r - - . . the work of an old institution, the
C etc o ‘ ' , , , . '. - ' . . American Hospital of Paris, its service
' ~ y; . p , _, - . ,is exactly similar to the 'Red Cross
‘- ‘rl lCIse ‘ ‘ . . ‘ ' ‘ work in its dislnterestednessrand the
r " ‘ ' local committee appeals to all who are
l '104 WASHINGTON ST. interested in works of mercy and
SOUTH NORWALK kindness for the helpless victims of
. this fearful conflict to make these ex-
hibitions a success. At the present
tinie two performances are planned,
. . one for the afternoon and one for the
' evening, but if the advance sale of
.tlckets warrants a third performance
_ vwill be arranged for either the after-
i! noun or evening, according to the de-
~1 0 "dren Will ‘
parents in after years If
fthem their teeth are neg— I
llery hears this every day
. from many experiences the
suffering caused by parents -.
g the child's teeth in early«
B ck. Dazzle iron Ename
For Stove Pipes, Heaters, RegiSters.
[Any Iran .Work
i I. DOES NOT SMELL OR SMOKE WHEN APPLIED
Gives a beautiful glossy finish. dries quickly and ‘wili
stand outside. (Use it on your iron fence).
.DH. Mailerv i 1“ cans—V. Pint. 200; Pint. socl‘Quart.‘5oc.
A. D. MORGAN-
123 Washington St. SOuth
.u
mend. lt‘ will greatly aid the com-
mittee in their plans if the public will
buy their tickets In advance. not wait-
0 your: CHILD‘S TEETH "
. iii—- MAKE THEM APPRE-
U. ' ing to buy at the door, in order that
x ed for If the demand warrants.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
, ..WALL STREET. noon—Prices were
inclined to sag after the openins, but
» .a spirited advance in Rails, with Union.
Pacific selling at its best price since
. the war. righted the list except in a
.-.... _" few unimportant instances. Briggs-
!“ MG?! ?W0 MEN. " i
, Sept. l5.—-Leon Ca-¥OPPOSED To M’COV-DILLON sour,,place arise Broadway 3. c. on Oeto~ :ibmn:e:, mymnmm at It 8m
and Roy Smythe, Infield-z NEW YORK. Sept. V15.-,—-Judging‘ber l. . ‘ . m Fullulzmv Steel bounded forward later unpu-
' Club, have signed from remarks dropped by Chairm‘sn' In fact it looks very much as though eating it; my, record of 101, but (up
are Brooklyn Nation- ;Wenck. of the Boxing commission yes- Mr. Wenck will prohibit the bent on' in; ma at milieu with other leaders
ill 30m the inter lesg- ‘terday he is not enthusiastic over the'the. ground that it Is ’preposteroualy on renewed realising. Bends steady.
close of the Interna- proposed bout between AI McCoy aadlone aided, and that McCoy ,mlghi be, ‘
assson.’ - pack unionism is slated t0.take‘serloualy injured. ‘
plnjtmu. Nor-walk. Conn.
why appelntsnent 'enly. _
It. to 6 p. m.: '7 to B p. 'm.
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Norwalk.
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Advertise in The Sentinel.
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Many other rules are included in;
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lusuul public-spiritedscss and roadie
:wiahcd to make It possible for wry,
1 who has Wen at the front driving an,
the third performance may be arrang‘ '
Black, White and Colors in Many Pretty Models
I Lowest Prices on Fruit Jars and JelIyGIasses
a J
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Only once more will Roton Point 0:.
break out into a blaze of glory as it ..
:H. Krieger atCo.
Ewill the huge crowds of young rncni 3
l
:and women glide user the perfect
,voeeeeseeeeeeeeee
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Idance floor of the Roton Point pavli- 'fw . e
. Ion. The last dance of the season will 0 ' a
i r. W “my m .1... W 3. e are now showmg a complete line of
;rcgret of the public. ‘
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0.
all the new styles in ready to wear.
, Lust evening a special dance was 3
given an the Point, for the benefit all :
,the Grace Brotehrs' Orchestra. About ’° ' ‘ 0
5.00 attended. and a more jolly time 0:0 CIOthlngS for men, women and Chlldren 0;;
.thcy could not have had. For there 00 = .4
and a half solid hours dance followed .8. -:~
WE EXTEND CHARGE ACCOUNTS to all repu-z:
table families. Bills to be settled in small weekly or month-9
7 s
. t. .t,
Store open Monday.
and Saturday even-f:
dance and still they asked for more. so
, The temperature was perfect for dune: 3
ing and all who were at the Point en- 3
ion-d the pavilion at one time or en-..:‘
other during the night. At half past '0
clcvcn, the dance (‘tilllt‘ to a hull, nnd 00
special care. conveyed those at the 3.
Point home. ..
The Grace Orchestra is composed :.
ly payments.
L
of four nicml‘crs. William l-‘icdlt’r.
‘(lodfrcy l‘tzinlrer and the two Grace 3’ 0
~1lmti1crs. Martin and Frank. Each ”ing .4
and every member of the orchestra'eie .‘g
o
is a fine musician. and it can hesnid
furnishes some of the finest dance,
music in town. Through the courtesy
of Manager xevillc Baylor, the rect‘lptsl
of the dance were turned over to the
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worse OF THE surtome be. 50”“ KILLS 2:0:st PaseF-N-
PARTMENT- waruuncav, Sept. 15.._Samw
musicians as a r‘cward for faithful TWO Iwrmlts were Issued to Fred-M'hccler. 33. an employ? of the We—
59r\'|c93_ ‘crick .‘Ii. Cullen this morning. Ono ivyrbul‘y Cluck Company. died at the
m m... .. 3° M... c- . ..
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Brother's to open a dance hall in South Ellslc. and the other for wirlnx the yesterday noon 911 West Main street by
Norwalk where rt’flltlnr Saturday mgm‘reeidence 0‘ Timothy hiaher, 1'1 GO”? an automobile driven by William Ap-
dances will be held. It is certain-0n Hill street. . |poll of Middlcbury. His chest was
that such a place would be well pat-1 Jones & Iiotchkiss were givers per- cxusllcd. \\ beeler was walking from
ronizcd by fire public. and would be mlt to install plumbing at 2 Summer gags“lafis"22:?“:é‘utgdlha‘gdigztll'l;
appreciated by them. istreet, and D' E' Montgomery was 8““? notified Deputy Coroner W. D. Make-
Other features of Baton Point. worsen a,permlt *0 inelnll plumbing and peace and My ”my Wm “an his
‘open last evening. The roller—coast-IlicatinngTthc new house of William finding before. taking action,
er did a line business as did the cam-Oswald. in Newtowu avenue. 1 --
'usal. The ice cream stand also reap-i
ed a harvest and Manager Bayley feels TROLLEY BEGINS PAVING WORK.‘
lwell repaid for opening the park lastl Work was started this morning, by
evening. \ I‘tho Connecticut Company on the WH-
————————-— :son .Polnt Road. This work is not
The sharpshooter course will be ahotfexpecied to take any great length of,
for reward at tomorrows shoot of the time. The company will pave their.
Norwalk Rifle Club. All members are' section 0 the road. and will raise or‘
requested to be at the City Hall at lower the bed accordingly. to bring it‘
1 o'clock. even with the street grade.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Admitted 2th morning; Mrs. Wil-
iiam Kohlcr, of Rowayton. Miss Al-
gustina Eck, of 02 Fort street. and
Mrs. Carrie Townscnd, of 18 Mechanic
street, First district.
The condition of James Hawk's, al-
though slightly improved. is still ro-
gardcd as very mrlous. Mr. Hawks is
now in n semi~conscious condition.
MEN STREETDILLON’SiilXISN STREET
' * BRIDGEPORT
908 Main Street Hartford 10 Rue Street Cecile, Paris
Wholesale and. Retail Leading .M illiners
/
Tomorrow, Saturday Will be Bargain Day ’
' The first of the Autumn Season. Li ral sums may be savei on. these special offerings. Here
is a collection 0" bargains that should in til vigor, vim and vitality into Saturday’s selling. Buy-
ing as we do for five large stores’at one time enables us to offer these unusual values.
$2.50 White Lingerie Waists $1.08 Mole Fox Scarfs.
$2.50 Silk Waists ........... ,.. $1.08 $5.00 Silk Mixed Swoaters $3.75
48c. 83.50 Crepe do Chine waists . .. $2.08 37.00 Silk "Mixed Sweaters ..... “3,
Better grades from _. . .. $3.50 to $8.00
75c. Children's Colored Corduroy
Tame
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$1.50 Colored Felt Hats ........ 75m; 88.00 Trimmed Velvet Hats . $5.9ill83.00 Ostrich Boas ......... ' .. . $2.”
$1.75 Colored Felt Hats ........ 98c.;$9.00 Trimmed Velvet Hats $6.98 1-35.00 Ostrich lions ...... . ..... $333 .
$2.25 Colored Felt Hats ....... $1.43, Excellent values in Trimmed Hats Chiffon Veils ........... 98c. to 33,00 ‘
32.75 comes Felt Hats ....... $1.98i from 37-00 ‘° 32°”- ,75c- Shetland Mesh Yeas ....... sec.
$1.50 Velvet Covered lists .. . .\ . 08c. . Shirt \Vaists in lingerie, silk and crepe} White F01 Scarfs’ . . . . . $2.98 to $7.50
02.00 Velvet Covered lists ..... 81.48‘- d9 chine. 1335.00 Genuine White Fox Scarfs .
$2.50 Velvet’Covored Hats $1.08 “-25 WW8 ““89“" Walt“! 93% . -
$3.25 Velvet Covered Hats ..... $2.48 ”'00 White ”“39”? Waists - - - - “-43 ' Blue Fox Scarfs. Sable Fox Scarfs and
Misses’ and Children’s 08c. to 03-00 $5.00 Crepe do Chine Waists . . . 835848.00 Silk Mixed Sweaters .. 15.” ‘
01.50 Velvet Brim. Polished Plush Extraordinary values in Silk Pettl-\ l80.00 silk Mixed Sweaters . . . .0.”
Crown Hats .... ..... . ........ sec. coats ......... sue to $5.00 05.50.0uaranteed Raincoats $3,.
$4.00 Trimmed Velvet Hats ”Magoo Black Heatherbloom Pettl- ~ 07:60 Guaranteed Ralncoats ,... .5.”
Velvet Tam O'Slianters 31-“ to UNI costs . 01.48 310.00 Guaranteed Raincoats a.“
05-00 Trimmed VOW” Hats $3.75Isi.25 Ostrich ,noas ..... .. 60o. Great, values in new Cloth Costs ‘
peso Trimmed van-stim- «Jslszoo Ostrich Boas .......... ..s1.4s mum“ \. , toss to no.0-
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