Wily and the surnrm: I r
3‘“ h“. if your Coal n. in
nth: cellar you may Elinrtc .There h onl
., n t at fate wen t... hunt!“
”at s ‘ ' ‘PPlicatwn m can“! find
, know what you’ll be “7003:1115"! it
Jot” when the frost is on li.t' Benn-nun come to the
file but if you‘ll keep “arm. a ”P911
‘ {Id cozy health and \zgor
will be thine.
E’er you don your suit of
. ‘ ceiling makes
'9'“ "I file of the room.
y one logical modern ceiling material that
“"5th Of durability. attractiveness. ease of
' ' . don’t forget the
the difierence in
that is Beaver Board.
Y with lath and plaster. metal or
same conclusion.
Board is the modem wall and ceiling material.
ntl lath, plaster. metal and wood.
CALL US UP!
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Fifth avenue. every day from this
state, the LOW-mark, it is believed.
will be passed within a day or two. It
I is explained that there maybe I 30'.
{omissions on the list, due’ to the fact!
.that names had not been entered and!
fchecked up at the New York head-5
I quarters «prior to sending out the en-I
:rollmept list. There will be included;
. in subsequent reports. 3
The list as given out includes many f
prominent men from nearly every 1
town and city in the state. Among
them is Rev. John G. Murray of Harm
ford. Holy t‘ross, ‘79, chancellor of thel
flannel when the chilly days
:"hegin, try a fire of Dine
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Sound in your grate, to
soothe your skin. From the
master to the menial. from
9U" exPositron
‘5, and hats is
‘ims nor costs
5 talent and the most eiilrie
tlruf A sale of sample suit
No one. is rich
Wonderful v enough to
the mistrCSS to the maid all
anvil] find its warmth so gen-
” that your effort is repaid.
THE,
FERRIS COAL
‘ ,, COMPANY
r...___.__- “”7 ‘-
THE GREATEST
' FOOD VALUE
_ Frisbie’s Pies
,e most economic
'l can‘t afford to miss. Do
33 SOUTH MAIN s'r_
The T\ Walk's Pioneer Pro
ents. '
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EXPOSITION OF FALL AND'
WINTER COATS
of Fall and Winter coats, suits, dresses. skirts,
a great merchandising triumph.
to assemble the products
We have spared
of the world's lint-st
nt suit markers.
6, coats and dresses, very specially
afford to overlook the savings we
ulues will be vour verdict afte‘ ' ' ’
. I one unit lame
KIWI) of handsome garments. (l K
It is a wonderful opportunity
n‘t miss it. lit-member these are
"Ill . - , ~ .
. l| llltlclore a limited number. .\o charge for allcrution.
CLIHKS %. PARIS MILLINERY
SOUTH NORWALK.
We alter free of charge.
motor of Ready-to-Wear Gar-
Speciuls for Tuesday
A '- getting y0ur Profit Sharin
. . g Bank Coupons
.1 V
dessert. Sold at all :31. _ ting here?
:1. . ‘- ............... -,
*blorcs. Try them mom vsm. amps -------- 16c 1 .
RIB \'}~ '7 :HOPS -... ............. ‘20(‘,' lb.
-—... Low v CHops ..::‘.::::: """"""" 53‘ 1'."
TRY oz... utconu COFFEE ------ a c i.
. 212.. “Ky... ...................... 25¢
"The Reed 8: Volk » ..
”Ele‘ctrical Co.
(3»...
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Tom
'AUTO SUPPLIES
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Normal. :.
"hone 1180.
Bears Meat and Provision Co.
(2‘ Stores.)
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13 MAIN ST.
Norwaik. Phone 881.
ROUND SILAK ....--...
VEAL S'rltw ...... '
SWEET Porixroz-s
GREEN PEPPERS
RED PEPPERS .. . ..
WE DELIVER imrtv
Children Will --
Criticise
“par-smart} In rifle; years If
s..
32 Washington St.
39 Main tit.
-ows from many expcrlenccs the
lie suflering caused by parents
30¢ pk.
. 10¢ (10.1..
25¢d02.
TO EAST NORWALK. '
, Schullzc‘s Sanitary Markets
South Norvnlk.
Norwelk.
“.m- —-— wafl!
Spe lots for Tuesday
Diocese of Hartford. 1
Local enrollments are: ‘
Norwalkvl-deurd it. I’ldgrn, l'ule
'ou; William ll. ()dcll, Jr., Wesleyan
'08; George A_. Silerrott. Columbia '04;
L. M. Allen, t‘olu’mhia ‘s‘o; Melville EH!
, Mead. Wesleyan '32: John B. l.tiw-‘I
fence. Dartmouth ‘20; Joseph A. Gray”
Yale ‘52. Horace M. Gray, Yale 'tliz'
I. F. Odell, Wesleyan '08; Fred A.;
Lockwood. Yule ’lll: Nehemiah (‘un
dee. Yale ‘93; l“. 1.. Lawson. l'niv. of;
Roch. ‘96 and John Stapleton. chriin i
‘05. l
South Norwalk —»John J. t‘unm. Yale
"do; t‘ruuler C. Hegclllan, Yale ’08;’
{Russell Frost, Yule ‘77; lilowcll A.‘
Benedict. l'nlon ‘83; George T. Mirth»;
* It’s Beacon
Blanket Time
The new stock of Beacon Bath
Robes, Indian Blankets, Crib
Blankets. and all the othcr
Beacon specialties are here.
Come in and See
\Them ’
J
ewson. .|r.. Yale ‘13 and Hrnry (K. ‘L 1 _
:Shcrt-r. .\l. 1)., New York l'illYt’rTiliy, _,.-.._ ”mm ‘_ 4» _ .
i'llL’, , .. ~~ »
3' Dal‘lt‘ll Itcv. llcl'bcrt S. llrown, l’lt.:
_l).. Yale 'fsl: Laurette .l. Mcad,’
,l’rmct-ton ‘lni and Robert .\' (rl‘celle,,
. ilcllsaclur-r '11. l
‘ New t‘anaun J. Howard Hoyt“
‘ l'nioli 3715; Keith '1‘. \\'urren, Yule 'li; .
ill. Parsons. llartsrd "Ml; J. 1‘ .\'yr hotly;
’l'rincetou '51; Benjamin Il. MHnLI
Yd‘lt‘ 'llti; o. r. lit-lire. Williams 14;!
lSti-inley l'. Mead, Yule '11 and Morris
‘l.. King. I’. d S. '51.
IJNIAIR IROIII IINIS
(Continued l-‘rom l«'_rst Page.)
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of curtopt-rulcu on surface lines.
Whirl flaw tillztt‘ks lhcre were won
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‘uoltcli by lltosc who made the trip. .mp ennui-n and their
‘ '“H‘ 1"“ hlop.ntudo by ”1" Ratio"submit their tilfit‘l‘l'flt't‘h I0 aeruitrn»
duh- wns at the llntterynwhcrc u nuulf “on 'l“..c qtiustioli, he as crttwl now
her of the cxcursiunisls ulighlcd from ‘ conccrns In it mg“ tnpusurp mo
Iho sleutucr for the purpose of “do- 000.000 innocent
lug" the big cily. The sleutucr their 3'“... York than organized
Ilrllt't‘t‘dl’d “D the rlvcr. bl“ UWIDK ‘0 tho one hand and that operators til
”‘0 ”WM“ “l ”‘9 hour, 90““ “0‘ set the transit lines on the other.
llllllt‘ “8 in? 1W “'33 “Di-WW“ M the Labor organisations including ubout
OUISU- ' t i100,000 workcrs mcl today to tote on
on the return trip. a stop was made me queslltl‘l of Joining In the pm
;lli the flattery to pick up lllc passcn- posed general strike. to take effect
1801's “'1"? h“! ”1““ ”'9 b0?” 1“ that here Wednesday morning. Ernst ilollm.
place. [lioneTurn trip up the. Sound secretary of the conference of labor
was then started. and proved to be leaders directlnx the movement, as-
just as big 1| NFC?“ “6 W33 ”10 down serted that unions representing 179,500
trip. After hnvlzlg been gone all day, workers already bud totcd to quit
the Roscdnlc nosed her way Into the work.
locul harbor pbout seven-thirty. and A meeting of the lenders will be
I "W“ “W” 0‘40“" M” ”*‘d “9 again hcld this afternoon to lit-ur the reports
ut_lhe dock, “'“h 11"" 9355.933?” from the local unions. Among those
rule. sound and happy. ull llnvmg en- voting 10d“). urc I)... litztcllinisln, lllclttl
joycd one of thc best times of their workers. lsundrymcn :md butchers.
“W3- ? According to Secretary llohm. the
lluriltgllic trip delightful music strike among drivcrs for Borden's
‘2'“ “WWW” by ““1"“ ("Cheslm- or ‘ t‘o’tdenscd..\lllk Company which began
boulli 3‘0"“‘le- llcfrt‘shntcnts “'9” vcstcrduy ltnd continued to sprcud to-
scrvcd-on board. and consisted of the day. was due to un attempt by (m.
itundwicltcs in libllll'lllllCt‘ and liquid "master and scrvuul" f
refreshments of till kinds. ll lit estl-' tract which Is one
‘ . - a v \ s - ' ' .
nihltd that the Illtllltll cltnnd ucllynm traction 5””...
of the Issues in
:. ting the child's tech in early
1,001; To vorn CHILD'S TEETH
,ONCE—r MAKE THE.“ APPRE-
Warranted Eggs
Lean Tender Smoke
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’. J. H. Mallery .
,0. Meln 8t. So. Norwelk. Cor-rm;
Quinn by appointment only.
W9e.mt05p.m.:7to8p.mg
”GRACE PARISH NOTES.
e Sunday schools of the parish:
Tel. 371
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14 lbs. Granulated Sugar
35c D02.
d Shoulders ”'40 lb.
$100
East India Tea Co.
125 Washington Street '
next Sunday at the usual hours—g W x
amnion school at 9 and the Churcbi
at 12. ‘Parents. teachers and;
ease govern themselves ac-I
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SLAUSON IS TRUSTEE.
At the beginning of the creditors of
Confirmation instruction in the Guild: :gmfj;zt;e‘zlreTh§;fru i-‘t.(‘Ca;fr:y of“
:1 Wednesday at =30 in ”183.1. w. Banks Saturday, d) By. suing?
mi'oman's Guild meets in the:who was appointed a temporary re-
~ . ceiver was made st , .
1: house. on ii cdnesdny. at 2:30. frey conducted a truce? tMr. Car
.. ro . s
eel-v, ed at 4. S 3 ore and
was ‘forced in Invol ' .
.idsy. Feast of St. Michael and no untnrily bank
th ' lll b l b r" r rumcy'
"9 W e a re e ra 1°“ °' There was no 0 osltion ‘
ly Communion at 930. pp to “8 ap-
,_ . ’ , plication of Arthur E. Benedict. a
Vevhntng service m” be resumedi Stamford plumber for a discharge
unday at 7:30. Please note the‘fmm bankruptcy. but before a re-
port will be sent to the United States
fly.
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7230. This first service will bei.
u.
{by members from "18 sDeclfllg‘cant will have to pay the expense of
- 951m Chm"- ? the hearing.
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“QAN WHOSE TAl-K WHOLESALERS same
GAVE HER MUCH PAIN surr AGAINST enocan
fling a lady out of her name; ’ ..-._
trim, of Norwalk. has been? Miner. Read a Tnllock, the New
tiff says that lit the presence suit in the common pleas court against
pet-soils. the defendant made Nelson W. Chsmberlsin of Norwalk. It
reflecting on Tekla's chat-I legislated Chamberlain owes $697.19
ltor goods purchued. The action Is-
_ nit assert the plaintiff great ‘ returnable to the October- term or
‘ q“ aha bodily pun. i court. I
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SAVI N ROCK HOTEL
over $100 on the refreshments alone.
‘ The committee In charge of the ex-I
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lcurslon may well be congratulated for
‘Ihc line tim- which was provided, and
o I. learnt mus ,
comm IIIBIIINIIIIS
In management which featured the en-
tlrc trip. Taking It all In all. ycstcr-I
day's good time may wei‘r be consldcra
ed one of the best, If not the best :tl'- .
lair ever given by tho Iocgl flrcmcn.
AMERICAN GIRLS'
AID.
An exhibition and sale for the bene-
fit of the American Glrls' Aid. will be
BENEFIT OF (Continued from First Page.)
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mass at St. Mary’s church. in a body.
held in the lecture room of the Coir‘ At the close. of the services in the
grcgétllonnl church, New Canaan. church. the delegates proceeded to
Conn, on Tuesday. September 26th.‘ their meeting DIMPS. and took up the
from two to six o'clock. regular business of the day. Officers
Miss Gladys H'oillngsworth. chair-i were elected during the mornifl'f ses-
mnn of the committee, sister of Mrs. . sion 113 “HOW“: .
C. D. Rogers or mquk, has just rc-' County Presldcnt~T. J. OConner.
turned front France. bringing with her.i 5' Bridgeport.
County Vlce-Presldent—John
a remarkable collection of line French
lIngerie, blouses, pettlconts, beautiful Jeene. 01 9311b“?!
tableware and ancient laces. These County Secretary—John J. Ryan. 01
will be for sale. as well as a variety of ; SU‘MIOM.
J.
n.i
t'lllllltiyt‘l‘."
persons in prettier
lltlmr oi
. ,The regular choir will be 33';court by Referee Banks the appll~
‘ Terkls Halsburda, of Norwalk Haven wholesale grocers. have broughtl
' KE E I .
M“. ‘IAVEV 54:25 :13 “NE articles made in the trenches by the‘
T'lid ' . ‘ " ' n a recent. soldiers, such as rings set with bits
‘ _ .. \lvln Rock by West Haven of glass from the cathedral of Rheirnsw
ptillt‘t' ll'uught Thomas ‘F. Dunlea. pro.! inkwells made from shells, bracelets.
1.14”...“ on” of the or e hotel the Ipendants and u specially interesting,
mm m», Orange 0mg today re. amount of toys and beautiful dolls.
keeping :1 disorderly house he WM and dressed by the war widows.
fined $1M) and costs and given six Artificial flowers. sofa cushions, and
months in Mi . w 3 .
In the “In“? 0:11.: 32:2,, 38:00::5: ldecoratlons will be shown. There are
chm", , , . ‘ "I also silk sweaters mule by the refugee
‘« _ nu ml” former Senator Frank! womr'and‘the latest French modelu
(' “ “Odin”? of Orange. who took the ' of rteel beaded Velvet hand bags, and
latter-‘9 automobile without pet-mfg.“ for evening wear dainty flower.
sion um fl. . ‘ . . trimmed ones. i
an“. it: ““1 .trrested In Nougatuck 'These articles would make wonder-I
C. ., j ”WW“ had “limd “10 ful Christmas gifts. The exhibition
“r' “““ “‘1” Hall for six months. will last one day. Tuesday, Septem-
ber 26th. beginning at two o'clock.
The money from this sale goes to,
the support of the war orphans of
. ' France. Candy will also be on sale.
N» “Nu——
' NOTES 0? THE BUILDING
I DEPARTMENT.
: Philip Ficldillrz wast given a permit
gto do wiring for John Wins. 0f 22‘
:“asltlngton strum,
JOLLY FIVI_CLUB'8 DANCE.
The Jolly Five Club held ltlJflIl
dance or we season. fisturdsy night.
In Arlon Hell. There was a large at
teudanoe of young people andithe on.
canton was very successful. Music
was provided by.Bvec's orchestra. The
hall was very at tlvely decorated
and presented a flu appearance. The
committee In charge was Stephen .
: Inspector Finch istued a permit to
:F. M. Cullen for wiring a’house Docu-
pied by Samuel Foelcr at 29 Orchni‘d
street. '
George Britton mt... gt an I Dfil'm“
to build it bungalow,
which will cost about $1,000, .1. M m1.
0" .ut avenue. Lengyel. Funk Blue. Joseph Bor‘
Poul Lennol and George Emory,
'4» m! '.‘
County Financial," Secretary—Wil-
ani J. Hannigan. of Stamford.
Mrs. Brennan. of Stamford was elect-
d as County President by the Indies'
entIOn.
llowing this transaction of busi-
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F°Y.These dolls are made by the wounded. "97". me “8198““ adjourned ‘0 that
Norw lk Hotel where a bountiful
spres awaited them. The menu for
vases 'of unique little roses for table dinner consisted of clam chowaer.§
mock turtle soup. dinner rolls. tish.
chicken. Purieslnn potatoes, corn.
beans. tomato and lettuce salad ice
cream, cake and coffee.
Following the excellent dinner the
convention was again calied to order.
and the reports of the county presi-
dents, presented and accepted.
Committees on resolutions. claims.
ladles' auxiliary, finance, and constitu-
tional amendments were then appoint-
ed. Appropriate addresses were de-
livered by Rev. Thomas J. Finn.
County President Andrew W. Comm,
of’ 'Danbury. County President ’1‘. J.
O'Connor of Bridgeport, and John J.
O’Neil, of Bridgeport.
.The conVentlon utter transacting all
regular business adjourned utter hav-
ing held one of the most successful
gatherings In the history of the order.
Highest raise was bestoWed upon the
Norwnl hosts for the excellent time
given the guests by the local division.
Sentinel Advs. pay.
Try one.
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A ,cnrs ycstrrday wcrc of :t minor chztr- .. I '
[BIG CROWD ENJOY lut'tcr, according to the police. chcrul 3. .
l _ lwindows in clevatr-d trains were 3
i \broken by bricks and sloncs. but no 3. .
. [RIP P H D thc was rcportcd hurt. t‘urs on the 00 ¢
i surface lino.» \\l‘l't‘ \irtuully Irce 3. ‘ J
« / [lrom attack. 3 °
, ...._.._. l Straue Issues Statement. 0:0 0.4
I (Continued From First Posed , (lit-air S'sllitllh, chairman of lilo. .. 'Oe.‘
public scrtlcc commission. issued 'I z ,
: »_ N .nlutcmcnl lust night. it) \tllltll ilt‘ t'm- .. e0
than was ycsu'rdui"s. 'i‘hc Hip umlcrH-lm-u that lllt‘ prim. “tut-n ;.Irt‘:ltI.V‘OO - 3‘
‘Illt‘ bright sunshine. in the crisp has bum. grpully ixu‘lnnq‘nlo‘ut‘l‘tl.ill" : 3.
itllllllllll morning. will never be tor; n... fill-m... x, dcmundiug m... inhhi” ' 99
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.g n;
’z‘ coat or muff or scarf. We have 40 years’ experience in ’f
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’0 doing that kind of work. We can save you money. and an 00
99 0:6
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0:0 absorute guarantee goes With every Job. ‘ '. 3' 9'7
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' ILL MOVE TO NEW YORK.
Charles “'ulters, who it‘s: been con-
nccted with the Davis clothing estab-
lishment In Washington street for
. over it quarter of a century. is to re-.
tire the last 0
‘,rcn.hvc to
iwhere he will make his future home.
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r. Walters has made hundreds of‘
ds during his long residence inI
terest s.
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HUSBAND KILLED BY
‘ofher husband
I the mouth and will a trolley our September 19. 1915, Mon-
tlie Bronx, New York. garet Brennan
.TROLLEY, SHE ASKS
DAMAGES OF $10,000
To recover damages for the death
who was :struck by
of
Stamford. bu»,
brought suit against the Connecticut.
(‘0. for 810,000.
She is administrat-
lrIx on the estate of ht‘l’ husband,
regular excursion menu, Including con-puny m (-nfoyce upon the. men the South Norwalk. and has been DFO‘M‘ MichaeLBrenvhan.
It is claimed he
orm of con- . itcnlly identified with many of its h’. was walking on the Boston post ron-l
He was one of the lending? when he had occasion
to cross Ibo
;Germnn singers in the city. long a trolley tracks.
ituctnbcr cf the Arlon Singing Society;
innd other organizatlons. and he wl‘l'
the greatly missed by all who knowr
Ihim. A host of friends will wish hitn1
success In his new home. i
ROBERTA TRIAL Is I
SCHEDULED TUESDAY!
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Mrs. Brennan declares the (or
which struck her husband was going
at reckless speed and did not sonnd
n
In rel urnable
gong or blow a whistle. The suit
to the October term of
the civil superior court.
—-Jv
I The jury In the criminal summonmm
gcourt has been ordered to repm.‘
:Tuesdny morning at 10:15. At this
time Judge Tultle has told the state~
:to be ready for the trial of Frank
‘Roberta of Bridgeport. charged with'
manslaughter. Attorney J. R. Klein.
Xof this city has been retained by the
Iaccused, who maintains his lnnocenem!
It is probable the trial will continue.
for several days. ‘
i After this matter has been dispos-V
cd of the court may take up the cases
iof Michael Rizzio and Michael Ilet-
'man of Bridgeport. recently ydlcted
lby the grand jury for murder.
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Tribe's Big Event WIII Closef
/ Tonight. 1 I
Although well attended every nlglt;'
,lust week. especially Monday night,
fCockcnoe Tribe’s Trading Post, in Red
lMe-n's Hall, In Main street. never en-
=joyed as huge a crowd during the
'other six night's as was present on'
Saturday evening. -
I Palefaces started to come at an
. early hour for the purpose of bartering
with the dusky redskins, and by
eight o'clock the hall was well nout‘I
jammed. All booths did an enormouo
‘buslness and passed all previous
. Coekenoe
records of the week by large margins. _
The refreshment booth on the second
floor was one continual jam from start
{to finish. '
fl Dancing was enjoyed as usual. from
leight o'clock until midnight, and the
heat was literally covered with as
ithusisstlc trippers of the light fun-
ltnstic. Svec's Junior Orchestre was‘
‘_agaln “there with the goods" and pro
I vlded delightful music for the their.
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lAdvertise In the Sent“ i'
Mm is .
Foot Charm
A ship without 4’ rudder
Is no more helpless than a
without novelty,
grace and charm in her foot-
wear, for in this very
portunt matter of stylish
dressing she may be drifting
steadily in th‘e wrong direc-
tion. -
\‘t' oman
im-
The smart appearance of
our Fall models in high laee
shoes In two tone erfects
give the desired stylish and'
popular individuality at once
—-but not at the expense of a
woman’s foot comfort or her
economih’ satisfaction, at
$3.00 to 37.00 a. pair. . '
Keeler’s Shoe Store
Norwalk Chronicler