_ til sun is firing
in ' andthesummerlin-
llntE.ifyourCoalisin
cellar you may shake
.1116“ at fate. Well you
w what you’ll be ”in
w “then the frost is on the
but if you’ll keep warm
”cozy health and vigor
Q! be thine.
L E'er you don your suit of
jlhnnel when the chilly days
begin try a fire of Dixie
» Cinnel in your grate, to
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soothe your skin. From the
ia‘master to the menial, from
[file mistreSS to the maid all
Twill find its warmth so gen-
{ I . it! that your effort is repaid.
THE
RRIS COAL
LCOMPANY
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111E GREATEST
5 FOOD VALUE
Frisbie’s Pies
Tile most economic
dessert. Sold at all
stores. Try them
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' 1 Electrical Co.
mThe Only Fully 'Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
I r In the Town
“ AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main it.
~ in. ‘Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
.—a
N litlve Market
{7 Ily Avenue H. Friedman, Prop.
,We‘iki‘il and dress all our own beef
I!“ guarantee it to be young, fresh
‘lllod stock. Money cheerfully re.
Mod If not to your satisfaction. All
M sold only in chunks. Delivery
more A ly on 20 lbs. or more.
TMHOUSE STEAK 18c. lb.
, in cream ............ 18c. lb.
" ' STEAK ......... 156.18c. lb.
AST ............ 12c-14c. .
CHOPS .............. 20c. lb
OMEN’S
. toato’iioors
AT 5.00
Havana Brown
‘ Dark Grey Kid
,5: 1 ' pagne Kid Top and
f avana Brown Vamp
'er’s Shoe Store
”yo ten ways and means of avoid-I
. in dentistry. Some 1 use 9.1-]
iothers occasionally. Part of!
\ cans are in use only in my
ome of them are used by.
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J'dentist who does good workl
- dentist.
1does “good" mean?
snore pain than enough to?
need of avoiding pain.
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J. H. Mallory
a 8n. So. Norwalk, Conn.
by appointment only.
Ml'la.1it.to5p.ni.;“on411.
snowens HEAR coon
NEWS. ‘
w , . ,1“ Sept. 21.4mm
' Withdrawn renditions. for
tion or clur‘tobaceo which
growers have. declared
their business, and anther--
U the basin of thosan
‘a‘
M' T4169 m
roof Df‘th house.
is just as is the
”WhEther you're ' or repairing,’ ' don’t forget the
ceiling. A.well designed c ' makes all the (inference in
the world in the looks of the 'room. .
There is only one logical modern ceiling material that
has all the advantages of durability, attractiveness. ease of
‘Pphflhon and economy and that is Beaver Board.
it My with lath and plaster, metal or
wood, and you’ll cometo the same conclusion. ~
BEaVEr Board is the modern wall and ceiling material.
It supplant: lath, plaster, metal and wood.
CALL US UP!
The Hatch {r Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. \
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EXPOSITION OF FALL AND
WINTER COATS
.Our exposition of Fall and Winter coats, suits, dresses. skirts,
waists and hats is a great merchandising triumph. We have spared
no pains nor costs to assemble the products of the world's finest
styling talent and the most efficient suit makers.
Extra! A sale ofpmple suits, coats and dresses, very specially
priced. No one. is rich enough to afford to overlook the savings we
often. Vi onderful values will be your verdict after one quick glance
at this group of handsome garments. it is a wonderful opportunity
that you can’t afford to miss. Don't miss it. Remember these are
su"lilies, and therefore a limited number. No charge for alteration.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
We alter free of charge.
The Norwalk's Pioneer Promotor of Ready-to-Wear Gar-
merits.
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21. . r' -. r *‘r czia'i’i _
rstiram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
A Splendid Showing in the Dress Goods
' Department
New Fall and Winter Coatings
Including many of the newest mixtures and
effects
New Dress Goods
A big line of Serges with an extra large‘price range.
New Striped and Plaid Effects in a variety of popular materials.
Dainty Tafietas and Satin Finished Fabrics.
In all the new and standard shades.
Samples cheerfully furnished on request.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF LININGS AND BUTTONS IN THE CITY.
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ate Arredondo for Mexico was attri-
buted to failure or the commissioners
to agree. According to their informa
tion, Mr. Arredondo's visit to Merino
will be__b_rief and is not connected
with the donferenee of the commission-
era.
When the commissioners met today
the consideration of the different
Iplans suggested for a better control
of the border was continued.
WASHINGTON Sept. 27.—Eliseo
Arrendondo, the Mexican Ambassador
Designate, now on his way to Mexico
City, is expected by personal confer
ences to give Gen. Carranza a clear-
er understanding of the American view
,of difficulties between the two coun-
tries, and State Department officials
hope‘lie. may be able to convince the
First Chief of the necessity of consen-
ting to full consideration of all issues
by the joint commission.
Mr. Arredondo left Washington yes-
terday afternoon after calling on Secs
retai-y Lansing, Counsellor Polk and
Assistant Secretary Phillips. lie ex-
plained to these officials that Car-
in“ had requested his presence in
Mexico City, but did not go into do
,tails as to reasons.
Secretary Lansing said he had no W
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lingtori within two or three weeks. 8; . 5' O O o o o o o o o o o 6 o O O O O 'J
'ambassador's wife and children have 0810MB ASHAR “SI "0"“! -:”0”:*o”e’30”o”e”o”:”o”e”o”e”o”o“:”e”o”o”:”o”?a”.A?!
remained in Washington. 0 00
‘I General (‘arranaa has shown plaiii- .. .8.‘
ily recently that he is not in accord
,with the American idea of the work]
lundertaken by the Mexican-American
:(‘ommisslon at New London. Ufllcials
.here have been puzzled by his notice
jto governors of Mexican states that.
ithe commissioners would discuss nolh~
lllill [ill NOVEMBER
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Specials for Thursday
GUARANTEED EGGS
QUEEN OLIVES ............. ..... 3.4.¢l(6¢
CORN ...... .ee-eoote-e ............... ..3C3|l$25¢
CRAB MEAT.......... ..................... 45¢cnn
'STRING BEANS ..... .................... 2 can; 25¢
LIMA BEANS ............................ 2 cans 25¢
FATTED HERRINGS ............... . . . .. ....... 15¢
PEACHES ......... . ..................... 75¢ basket
PEARS .................................. 75¢ basket
‘FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. South Norwalk.
. 39 Main St. Norwllk.
; ' "-~-- i-ra’saa-
Speclals for Thursday
PLATE CORNED BEEF .................. 12¢ in.
‘ RUMP CORNED BEEF ...... 16¢ mui.«2o¢ n).
; PEACHES eon CANNING ......... .. 35¢ basket
. NATIVE FEARS ................. $1.00 basket
: UNICORN COFFEE .. ............... . ....... 25¢ ll».
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.‘
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‘iiig beyond the withdrawal of Ameri-l . .
can troops from Mexico. uthe high cost of living affects us iiia-
Mr. Arredondo’s personal status in‘ terially. Any of the following articles
this country also probably will bcin" b9 KPHIPIUH)‘ N’f‘t’ii't’d a! the
considered at his meeting with on»! Home for the Aged: Flour, sugar, rice,
rants. For a 1933 time the envoy has i eggs, oatmeal, fresh fruits, vegetables.
;been known [0 be dissatisfied wimlrnit and smoked meat or fish dried
:liis doubtful position as aiubnssador'bi‘m". Wilt POW“. 001”. “‘00d. “VB
,designate and to have desired his ac- hens. “WNW“ feed, 5089- Blim‘h.
copiance by the State Department .3 snpollo. Dutch cleanser, bed coverings,
u FURS ‘
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ooo ooo“o”oo
lunlbasfiadur and tlie.accrediting of? table linen, towels and porrh't-hairs. f.‘
iiienry p. Fletcher to Mexico City “5! So many people have an idea that oo
laiiihnssador there. Mr. FMchoruboarders are taken at the Home. The 9:; ~
3 though named some time “80. has been} lloard of Directors wish to correct 3
:llr‘ltl in Washington pending ntilustdhat impression. Boarders are ne\'t*r‘.:. 0’
‘iiient of the relations of this (lm'erii-lri‘m‘h'i’d under 3“." circumstances. Milo. 00‘
1mm“ with Mexico. lflflfld person who enters does so only .:. ' . . . ..‘
1 \\'ASillN(l'I‘t)N. Scpt. Elna report “‘ml ”19 Illh‘nlmll 01" I‘Ifmmnillx “I 3 Let us give you an estimate on remodelling your fur 3,
on the as)“ between American and ‘ full cure of the Home during the rest... ‘ 00
Mexican soldiers in a saloon 'nt El.or 13“" “i”; . f... ) . . .‘
Va"... “an, n... Amman ”Woman; Sixteen initiates have been carmi . coat or muff or scarf. We have 40 years experience in 3~
fury base, last Friday, was made to for in the Home since the opening a , 0.0 0:0
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‘3" w” ’7””““'“‘“‘ “may "3 “”b- ll'm‘ 0‘” “ '" ‘r ag" 9“ domg that kind of work. We can save you, money, and an"
Itiezi. Pershing. with the comment that { _....,.__________. j.. ‘3‘
the Carranza omciiils regarded the in~' l - .
cident merely as a drunken lii‘nw'l.15TATEMENT FROM V'CTORIA .39 absolute guarantee goes with every Job. 5 "g ; 7 0:
He did not glVe the hum“ of the; RMNPROOF COMPANY-i". 3
lAiiiei'icau trooper who was killed. ' ’ 3 , ‘ «3‘
I — : , SN)!" 27th. 1916, 3... e o d o o o (.0 o“e”;”o”o”o”o”o”o”o”e or 'e 3‘
tlaililor Sentinel: 1M«.~§oe.”.”.”.”. r. o o o o o o o o 9 .«rrth
ln view of the fact that many im~‘-_-_—,-_‘—_ ._. .. - ———~ ‘2:
Assailant of Girl i - ,
ltruthful statements are being issued
Gem Year in Jan,” unauthorized persons with only
,‘mercenary reasons in mind. wef
"thoughi it our duty to make the. follow-9
ling open statement to the public: 5
y We have been employing for the past‘
alone, lsend him to jail for Ollclelght or ten months. forty to any!
1 A icpular meeting of the First l‘iis-
lll'it‘l commissioners will be held this
leveiiing in the offices in Wall b‘ll‘lt‘l.
:llvgulill‘ business will be transacted.
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l The old fliigstone sidewalk in front
:of Andrew llaivey's grocery store and
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South Norwallr. Phone r180.
i Norwallr. Phone 88:.
3'9“". people, with a weekly pay roll of,
After sentence had been passed,l . ' ,
le Ferris. who had stood faithfully ; about one thousand dollars. Vie hme;
by her husband during his dimculty,;not made. tny illegitimate dischflrttl‘fi-i,
made her way from the spectators Every one seemed to be entirely happyi
billion“ ‘0 the WHOMTS' pen sobbing ' satisfied and contented with the scale:
softly. She shook her husband's ban-'1
gin item of E. S. Adams‘ Sonora par—
.lors, in Main street, is being removed,
ipreparatory for the laying of a new
iwalk
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crying woman to an anterooiu. Her'hav-e we been notified of the walk out.
husband showed no signs of emotion! four weeks ago om. employees many
$23 illmlhea ségiceecrgg‘esmlgrmggiof whom have had contracts all failed
wife. to reporr for their usual occupations.
~-—-——— A great number of them wanted and
CONNECTICUT BATTERIES AT lure still anxious to resume their well
TOBYHANNA. 1paying jobs, but due to extmmc in-
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 27.——Bntteries timidntion. abusive Iansuase etc. used
E and F, Tenth Militia Field Artillery by the few outside agitators. the men
ft Ctannegtlcug. 131mm luhe‘figf‘? were simply scared away from their
to be. sent to the Mencan border to ed for poverty amongst a number 0“
take the places of someof the Guards- them.
men 30" there. are in camp in TOW-i A few of our loyal employees have
henna. Pa. They remained there when‘ returned. but there have been several!“
Sf‘efoxr 1:052:51 tgflgzingfiglng ‘thlle assaults by hired strong men. thereby
Yale Battalion. were ordered back to practically endangering the “V93 0‘ I“
the mobilization camp at Niantlc, and good many peaceful and law abiding
mustered out of federal service. linen who are simply anxious to earn
_ .the money that is due to them for their,
NEW RECRUWS N THE ARMY' irespectlve occupations. glow, we have}
It was admitted on the witness standi Four recruits in Six d“. is the. no ill feeling and we bear no ma ice
[yesterday that there was.“bad blood" |record eats. lished in the local re- towards any Of ‘0‘“. former employees
;hetwccn the two grocers for a nu‘mberlcr‘uung stat n at the City Hall. The who during this one sided controversy
‘of years. {new recruit Who enlisted yesterday have conducted themselves in a peace
! "I can‘t be I?! 80 post their Blow is William Seofield, of Danbury and mi and respectable manner. They
I 33:35:: btfilldghlyrlhugapetclltlsgegdrrl: be joined the First Connecticut ln-' are welcome to resume their usual ac
{ted they'had received letters from law- fantry. Mr. Scofleld is very enthuntivitie's in our factory.
slahtic over the prospects of life in‘ we are certain that this good com-
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East India Tea Co.
‘ -l‘el. 371 125 Washington Street
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B INESS BREEDS [fun I" thing, you." She declared her broth-
er‘s competitor didn’t say “thing" at
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14 lbs. Granulated Sugar
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and vulgar. This. in return, was de-
:' i riled by Air. Dugdaie who said: “i don't
Iexpress such words."
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pearance on the stoop of his store.
stepping down to the sidewalk he says
Miss Wood declared:
“i‘ll kill you!"
“Heaved a Rock."
Following that remark. Grocer Dug-
dale said yesterday, she “heaved a
rock" at him. the missile striking nls
CATHOLIC CLUB's ANNUAL MEET-
ING. ,
The annual meeting of the Catho-
lic Club was held last ev‘enlng in the
clubhouse in West avenue. Reports
of wages and working hours (fifty:
.by Robert Thompson, of East Nor-
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. war ' and throwing her free arm ' hours constitutes a weeks work )
about is nook. she kissed him re~3 - i A mmarv rocess was served .93.. . . , ., .. ..
waffanted Eggs 35c Doz peatediy. A relative supported the} We have made no lockout. neither: ‘su . D . 3 ilion of the Hrst District Fiie Depn t-
0 ' JPN“ by A1107“?! lra 0- Gregory 0" meal will be held Friday evening 0!
Alexander McElhdn in favor of An. this week. in the Pioneer rooms, in
drew Beacon. ‘Main street. A report on last S'in-
‘day'c excursion will be received.
——Pauliiie Frederick in “The Woman; _
in the Case"——Regent tonight. ]
' A ieachers’ meeting of Springwood
' . "Union Sunday school was held last
Routine busmess “'35 (”“3“de atevening with the superintendent at.
“‘5‘ night's ”flung of Catholic L'n- 181 Flax Hill road. it was decided to
ion Council, No. 42, Knights of (plum-:01“,n the sessions of the school .0“
bus. ,Sunday, October 1st. The hour of
'opening was changed from the fomier
A ['9‘ dog 0““9‘! by Henry M"Rm”tinie of 3:30 p. m., to o'clock, Un-
. , . . ,
nings was killed last lllght'in Southlm further notice the Sunday school
Main street, by an automobile owned
a.
o
twill commence at 3 o'clock Sunday of.
ternoon. Several new teachers are
added to the list. and a most success.
‘ful )car is anticipated,‘
Advertise in the Sentinel.
walk.
”Pauline Frederick in “The Woman
in, the Case"~—Regent tonight.
When you consider
that without eating
there would be no
life; and that nearly
all food has to be
cooked, it alocs not
seem strange that
those who do the
cooking want the best
apparatus they can
Zyers, warning them both. to be. more .
i peaceful and respectful toward one an- the army and is ahxious to reach the munity will. always protect properly
“"l‘Sr- border it 1s probable that he will be ' and lawful citizens.
r ht leg above the knee. ' attached to one of the body of troops VICTORIA WATERPROOF Co,
"Y0“ 3" 0“ back 1“ your store, you WATERFORDS HE‘ARSE STOLEN‘ about to defend the border country, THOMAS J. DUBE.
‘long-legged thing,‘ you," Dugdale ad-, WATERFORD. Sept. 27.—A‘hearse /w l . d
initted he shouted at Miss Wood. afterinurem‘i‘e‘l by public subscription. has and that his 15h W” be fulfille ' ,
her alleged attack. . , been stolen from the burial ground in The other three young men who
“When I whirled ’round after mantle southern part of Waterford, and enlisted since last Saturday are now
pain of the rap otthe stone," Mr. Dug-i as a result that section of the township at Fort \Vrlgh where they are be'ng
dale said. “Mr. Wood appeared mils in aturmoil. Areward hambeen of- trained in mil r tactics Accord-
front of his store with a pistol. He fered for the “"9!“ and ““10“” ”I y '
aimed it at me. and I heard the trig- those taklng part in the attain and for-Ellis to reports from them they are en-
ger click. but it didn't go off."
Following the presentation of the
Dugdale testimony, there was a sec
ies of denials from the Woods. Miss
Woodfienied emphatically that she
threatened Mr. Dngdale's life, or that
she threw a stone at him. Denial was
forthcoming from Mr. Wood as to his
calling Dugdalemn ugly name or alm-
ing e. gun at him as charged.
Used Vllo lpithot.
Miss d took moptlon‘to 3dr.
'Dngdale's phrase , “you long‘logged
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the recovery of the piece of public
property.
entrust-i OFFICERS onosnao
antennae.
WASHINGTON, Sept. :7.——Reloase
of Major Arthur S. Humphries and
Lieutenant High Leviek. the British
Army ofllcers detained at Ellis Island
- On their arrival from England, was
ordered today-by Commissioner-«Gon-
enal Caminetti of the Immigration
Btu-can. ‘ >-
loying aniny life and do not regret
enlisting“
a...
Court Laurel_ Daughters-of Castlle,
wll hold its regular meeting this eye-
nln in Red Men's Hall. . '
. ' Washington Cam. No. 11. P. 0. 8.,
of A.. held its regular meeting last
evening and routine basin
transacted.
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«ewes
were read and showed the chili to he
in a very flourishing condition, an
officers for the coming year were
elected.‘The officers of last year were
re—lnstalled for this year, and the en-
tertainment committee also remains
the some. The house 'coniimittas is
composed ct William Down. Michael
Howard. John Ahearn and John.
Henry; .The trustees were ro-elect-
ed. ‘ .
‘get.
That is why they
select the Stamford
Range. ‘
‘. Fon' sans: Bit
Midterm to. ruin s1 earnest
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