Tmristra I. & Hyatt ‘ i-
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
New Goods Arriving Daily
Ladles’ Tailored Suits and Coats
h*=d"~'su-'is as w th
.- Wyen’ubdldggnpdring.don'tioqetfie
fist-a. Ayell drained makes all etc dlil’erence in
the world in the looks of the room. ‘-
‘I‘hete is only one logical modern ceiling material that
has all the advantages of durability, attractiveness. ease of
”Dilution and economy and that is Beaver Board.
Compare it carefully with lath and plaster, metal or
wood, and you’ll come to the same comlusion.
Beaver Board is the modern wall and ceiling material.
It supplanta lath, plaster, metal and wood.
CALL US UPI
The Hatch e Bailey/Co.
you new the
«Mt-uh; hr a
' ' not... honour
of luck and fortune
your more-than-willing
. I Have you gazed into
W, killed a rabbit
' your pistol that his
might prove a fetich or
' ver lined?
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The regular meeting of the Ladies‘
Visiting Board was held at the Hoopi-
tal yesterday. Routine business was
transacted and the list of gifts given
below are gratefully acknowledged.
After the textile: meeting adjourned
the annual meeting took place, with
the election of ofllcers, which resulted
as follows: ,
i President~Mrs L. A. Lebmaier.
, ,_ “ch charms have ‘11 “52:: Vice-Presidenters.' 1:);tie
33:: 3:13:32 “UT“ “MN-"w °°""- :R;‘;;;§_"‘°9*P‘“‘W “'S- L- ~‘- of the very latest models and most popular materials ,.
Secretary—Mrs. F. A. Lane.
Treasurer—Mrs. Robert Van Buren.
Following are the gifts for Septem-
ber: From the Ladies' Visiting Board.
1 dozen counterpanes, 8 rugs, 1 roll
ot’scrim (fit) yards). 1 dozen dOctor‘s
routs; Mrs. Henderson, Mrs Spent-e,
magazines: A. H. (De, basket of toma-
toes staid cabbage; Mrs. David Hull
T0. 0BR PATRONS
We wish to announce that our store will be closed this‘
Saturday, Oct. 7, until 5 p. in, on account of Holiday.
Therefore we place on sale for this week Garments at Bar-
gain Prices.
- of lightning that will
you ready cash, get
down on terra firma,
‘ your life without a mur-
you‘ll need coal and
and butter; go to
Dress Goods and Coatings
All of the new and standard weaves in black, and many shades
Dainty Silken Fabrics
For waists, and party; dresses
.t
GREATEST
* rooo VALUE
(continued trout first page)
Hats. and T 'm ' .
n mmgs' pairs or the Ladics' Board not to have.
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Women’s and Misses‘ Suits, regular price $16-50. for . i “r, “mo; '58 A W ”I my; 7 ' ' ' I
\ mi, we... ______ $10 98 use: ”we *- 1- "unwell-1 60"" °°°w The largest stock of linings and buttons 1n the City
THE women's and Misses' Coats "gm“ price $12 00 for O ,tor'a towels; Mrs. H. Every. Matchesl
this week ....... .. 1r .. .. I I $798 :“nd grapes: friends of Mrs. Franc“! “ "
r-f women's and Mi'sess Brosscs, regular price $8.60 $5.98 EKilllbaii, flowers: Ladies' Aid, ROWBY'! 5“? — . i
_ mus CO AL 5.... 3.... W... h... w... ................ 93¢ wwww i——~~~ " ‘ ‘ ’ ’ ” A 3...." " «MM *4 '
- $2.50 Shirt Waisis. this week ..................... $1 98 i 0“” to "'9 high “at °t "Vin“ it ‘5' “W3M4”3“3”3”3”3”3“3“3”:”3”:”:”: . :fl..:”:
COMPANY s... ......... . -- to... mow-=8fltiiilll8lil it) Plililil .. 1
' $8.00 Dress Skirts for this week ......... $4.98 irent expenses of the iiiwsviml- The: 3 ' O 3.,
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$lo.oo Dress Shirt: for this week $6 98 [Ladies Board h“ deemed m held 8 “'8 MS] a .J
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$15.00 Dress Skirts, for this week ......... . ..... 7,98 ' T" D“ 0" S‘mrdfl” 00mm “'i ‘0‘. [16 er & O O:
This is the best and cheapest place in town to bu our limping "w “an will M a” Emmi“. —— f : . . °
Y Y. on they were in the past. it is the do, ;..
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Come and Save Money, Eto appeal to the public again in this" ”)9 apex on)“: heart, scraped the‘
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' 3way. With the card system of nlcm-Ilci‘t Mill. and iOdKi’d in Andersuils. 3
p . . , . “OAKS e P ARI S MtLLlNERv ;,,,,.,,,,,, .0... W, m, m m, wt back. he on to o... floor 1.... to. :0; mm“
i Frlele s Ples . . l i , N b ’ l .plcked up by the officers and the re- i0.
. “h‘m a regular “"0“" ll 9 ”m" 1 volver taken from his grasp. flhreej
33 SOUTH MAIN ST- SOUTH NORWALK, cliched. then it will not be necessary: bullets were in the gttn at the time or“... In" .
' ' , .t i ke these a 1 so oil n. ]the shooting, but Anderson used only; ‘
The Norwalks Pioneer Promoter of Ready-to-Wcar Gar. 0 "a ”HR 9 .ol these. |oo . :
ments' ” 2 Dr. George E. (‘ran was summoned, 3 .‘
I - ‘ pest haste, end rrived on the scene 011.3. ore of 3‘
1—— -"—“-—— --—~~—~w-r-r~——~v~~w-_ --._______ ‘- t the shooting in a very short iime.‘oo 0"
. =32 i l'rhinklng that the run was mommy‘s. .g.
i wounded. Dr. Cran called Medical Ex-I .
SPECIaIS for ThUPSday :illllinFI‘ Dr. Arthur ll.Hu?llIngl0n, who 0:. 0;.
Lalso appeared in a shorf‘iimc. l‘ponl.. ...
TRY OUR CORNED BEEF. . ”I" “"1““ "' “" ““““““‘“,‘,‘ ““4"? to "’l
. t or e W. Coffin 1'. sun was ordered removed to t e llospl- 0ys a ‘
UNEDERTAKE. 'J PLATE CORNED BEEF """"""""""""""" 12¢ (Continued irom First pig“) tal for treatment. lielorc he was nn- 9:. » . o?
, ER . BONELESS CORNED BEEF .................... _ douhtnbly had much to.do with the... ..
Office and Residence RUMP CORNED BEEF .......... 16¢~18¢ ”" saving or the muw'w‘lm» , I t" . ’3‘
‘ - """"" ‘ ‘ . . . .- . Anderson [menu a \‘cry print it 00 ' _ ‘ .
\ golden Place, Norwalk . CABBAGE ......... . . .............. 7“ “ml 12¢ lti'atl lluirylnens League otcr the pine oi “mm m ”w hospital, ”w bullet having 8 Boys' Smts With two pairs of pants, from 03..
1‘ one I44! SWEET POTATOES _ , milk fluted or rtsult, tucordlng it) an ‘ ‘ _ ‘ l i 0.. $5 98 3
Laly Attendant . ........................ 80¢ pit. unofiiciol announcement alter the lodged in in; back, He sniitrret ltrmii .. $3.98 to . ..
"m ,. - on interns etnoratgt- as a can t , . , ' p (- ‘
4- FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK. ""xiii'ii iiit‘i‘itm‘li’ot 4-Prtlspt*t‘ts of the wound. h... n was stated by on}. BOYS and 5"“ Swat“ ------ 31-50 m j; {'98 0:
*‘ schultz ’ S milling the controversy between the i‘rnn this morning, 1mg}, MT :‘lllttnccs ,3. Boys' School ShOCS fi‘O'Tl . . . . . .. ..... $1.75 t0 .‘»J.50. '
.' .. ' of recovery are goot. to in " nus ’ .
‘ ' 8 S anilary Mlll'iinS iii: "3:33.33 “"3.ii‘§.ii§.iiiii”i353? not w bwn thriwiwtjw- SUI; wmrinf 0:. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNF. 3.5
. ' ~ ' ‘ ‘ 1 01 pa n min t e wount, ¢
. onday 32 Washington St. South Norwglk John J. Dillon the static commissioner" 3”“ a“ . o. _ _ '
’ ‘ ' l ’ . .ltis condition is still rcutitded as dan- 0 - - . . . . ... . ,. . , l
.. _..".. Main St .0? foods and . markets, uttered to gtwrous. W0400.”.“:00:00:00: . :“:”:’9;“:”.”o”o”o.fo”o”om00:00.
‘ I 39 ' Norwalk. unite a recognition oi the Dulrymen s. ‘ . o e e O
L Get 2 iLeague and permit the distributors to‘ 1» 9°“ his "‘“0‘ “'3'- “ is certain that 5‘ ___. I --._ ._i._. __._._._.___.7--_-.3__.___-—-—-_L_
.. . .__- “3.51...-“ mm ._ WW“ ... U [make individual contracts Wm, the Anderson will be brought into court to (
L ‘ Classes '11 b f j ‘ -_,-___ M" Hansen. Mr. Dillon insisted. hOWt‘Hli‘fi':fisr:‘ruli)r:lal‘l chariiPi-l for which he is Housmc [ABMIIES CONGRERAHDNM- want"
‘ wt 1: orme ' g . , , - . ,
. l in spec‘als ‘0'. ThUPSday ,tlli‘islt‘dlge gymtllizuigiztd):s¥~xt§d7p292:tihili A‘t ihefllimt; o‘ilithe ”$332: 2:: I c
’y ’ ‘ 1 ; r , “cap ore to ug ves ”88 MISSIONS
KEEPING, BONED AND ROLLED POT ROAST ........... 13¢ gfi‘,‘“.§§,.'.‘;’, ",2!“ °°“‘“’"‘“‘ “ ""0”“ ltattor. Mr. and lira. Charles Ander- Wilillii BY “RE 80,. 08
SHOULDER VEAL CH OPS . .............. ~ . . . 22¢ ‘ The mom...“ altered by Mr. Dillon i son. were in the house. as was also hts‘i
ORTHAND and RIB VEAL CHOPS M.“ obtained through ”H, mmmiongbrother and sisler~illwlu\\'. The shoot-i - ——————— .._.__.___‘
o o a a ...................... ‘5... 24¢ : _ l i in; occurred about 10:40 1), m, (Continued from First page.) (Continued pram 1.331 Page.)
PEWRITING LOIN VEAL CROPS .. ...... 28 of Mayor Mitchel. Heretotore tit, t ' ' k And son w“
St I """"""""" (9 liarmera have insisted that distributors“1314;:~ 1‘3": :3 :gr old REM” Kiri! 1 l i h rt
“t e“ 3" :COUId buy only through the “WW 0“ l C ittecs will be appointed to-ient ant sue was 1: van a ea y hp-
. to escape serious charges. . ontnt _ ~. . . . .,, .
Beers meaI and PTOVISIMI C0. illigkulglllon as representative of their 3 day for the following purposes: 5:35;}. D319“?wirlilarh‘sfiifits‘Titian;
9" oer’m‘h early’ a“ I (2 Stores) 1 Meanwhile the city is receiving DEATHS AND FUNERALS.l To confer with the street raiili‘al' accepted. A solo aztvd oifering followed.
L' ""' 6 NORTH MAIN ST I tonly about one~halt its normal aupplyi lcompany for a reduction in rates. ‘0 Mrs. Walker. 0: hew Haven, spotte
' t , ° 13 MA N 81" world the shortage is approaching a -' confer with n llridgeport buildingpn“SomcuThingsthe Auxiliaries .\eutl
. . . . . South Norwalk. Phone 1180. Norwalk. Phone 881. tiamine stage. Milk dealers asserted Mrs. Jennie Kellogg. .dmcem for the erection of houses; to K113i: kelemstgiggiSEEagtsythgflectarX':
i d . Id be ble to in- l , . was, . . ..
If!“ BUSlneSS _. ‘:ege‘thhadiriz‘ztriu‘iion bynreceipt oi 31”- Jt‘hnl? K9110“. Widow of the to confer further with the tire com- Walker made in more enjoyable than
2 W imill'. trout other than the usual sourc-ilate Martin Kellogg, died. this morn-l puny in regard to the matter. and to ever to the audience.
C H ‘ DeliCious Creamery Butter a lb '9: by those dlll’fcgg‘ztghf "9:5,“ “ling. alter a six weeks‘ illness. at hericonier on the proposition of sites for lighel’ilaiigltp “SidrggseWESHStlher by)! :21:
’ t . . ...... . ...... . . . . o more, _ l . . . . .
. 0 ege . \ 36¢ iihgn gagllg‘rgo :rntlrent. o: ”I: regulfrlhome' 11 lsaacs street, aged sixty-six'the proposed buildings. 1 lialiau Congregational church. he?
Process Butter, in prints ....... . . ............ . . . . . 33¢ I. supply was being received. lyears. Mrs. Kellng was a member Of; if “Tomb“ and even probltb e llnven, who took *‘Carmellnda’s Psalm '
South Norwalk Fel N th d 0 S ‘ Farmers in an the dairy sections the Norwaik Methodist church or'that a company made up of 1091's? the sublect for his sermon-n T119
ogd Port Chest; 5 ap a an zone oap ...... .. .......... 4¢ :0! New York state and northern m ,‘mmy years. smnding hm“: also been‘peopls may be formed. which “4111:3930 :fletdltihgadiggitltnriyf’d‘31hfig1g;
l -' r- .lerse continued to turn their milk . ' . . d ect the? ’. . .
Parlor MatChesl 3 five cent boxes 10 i y it active member of the Ladies Aldllll'fimlote ”19 movements an 9'” . , 1 . . dj d
...... . . . . . . . . . . . . i into bu‘ter or cheese or to dump glong- 4 , - ani‘ter whlct tte meeting “as a cute .
Condensed Milk f ll - 11 ¢ iside the roads milk that dairymen Society. She had many friends M30118? necessary number 0‘ l‘°‘;“°‘t:ls°h‘snt:l The session was very successful. .21
’ u wetg t ‘ ' ' ' """" ' -------- - - - 8¢ attempted to take to stations for de- Nomalk‘g older residents, who tender; give the local company 3' e C a 9' every way and the reports of the ter-
F llivcry in this city l a,“ ercst sympathy to the be Iin the world for expansion. ilous ofllcers showed that much good
. , orce . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . ......... . .......... ' ' ._..___' ______.. ‘ ““T C ‘ ’: . - - . ‘had been accomplished by the socie‘y
3 men is a daSh and a go m ‘ 10¢ ) reared family, The deceased leaves: The Normaik Tn.“ and Ruoberua a unit.
I i CARD OF THANKS two dau liters Mrs Addle‘l! Cmfileompany has been in Norwalk for a, __
new Fall Suits that young A STULL i We wish to extend our lteartlclt v. SN ill. M ll‘homa ‘ and onemumber of years, and since its 10“.! —-—--—
_ , thanks to our friends and neighbors and "‘5‘ l 9 Be ‘K' it 5A ‘b the lib“ in this city has done a big bush; A good advertisement pays in the
w are looking for. 2 Gotta e Street E for their kindness in the illness “(11930“. Charea til) “I 0“- dt r0 3' noss, employed large numbers of best Paper.
4 g ' ast Norwalk. death 0‘ our beIOved father. A130 “Ivan.“ Poole), o a} on; an wogmn I workmen and has in all ways beens " M *-
$10 to $18 ”"9 ”mm“ “m“ Km” “hhdrm‘ 1‘9“" I" “am“ and ”.1" beneficial and hetprul to the City or,
. . ‘ __ ‘ Miss E. 1011me and smter.’ Marjorie Esther Kellogg, also sumve, \Torwalk. i
.. YRIGHT (101!" _ ' ,1. Funeral arrangements are not yet with It therefore does not seem Dosshl
I ING C0 7 - . ~—Advertlse in he Sentinel. Ne 9' ble that the citizens of this cmttrn-f
.. .. ANDREW DAVEY Inc» ~- _. -..
I o. orwa I ~ ’ . - . enlargement of a local industry of a
. Thane-410 I , ‘ chin-actor of the Norwalk Tire and
' " ~-‘..-.- i112: hi“ ‘ ' Rubber Cnmnnnv promises to be. flip
l ' 98 was m0“ 81' 50th ”omalk ‘ through their fingers without, making;
W -‘ . . A“
r on House i ATLAS FARMS PEERLESS COFFEE THERE IS AN OPPORTUNe , an attempt to hold the nlanui‘aclur..i
gory Boulevard) ‘ BUTTER «Th B . ITY TODAY IN THE c. a K. in this city. ,
i ‘ ' ' ' e . “t “see You R A NUMBER OF E. O. Keeler was elected chairn‘ani
East Nomalk i “Posrtlvei the FIneIt B t‘ E I! SHOP F0
l ‘ teryProduced” u grogrlag‘k < YOUNG MEN TO LEARN of yesterday's meeting. and Fre’ier—f
’ ‘ I ' ' HAT SIZING AND OTHER ._ ick Ella was elected secretary. Conn;
INNERS AND ALL; ‘ - 37¢“)- 30,86“! Stamp- Free ) BRANCHES OF THE HAT mittees will immediately heapoint-1
"sKEoF SEA FOOD i MAKING TRADE. GOOD ed and another meeting will be held.
I D TO ORDER" i _— ' "m" . ""“ WAGES WILL BE PAID T0 «in the near future to discuss further
DSULLIVAN! Prop,.SONS OF VETERANS, Revolution, Spanish War Veterans, THE RIGHT MEN WHILE courses of action in regard to this,
. ”hone Call 7m. i More: UNVEILED state otllcials and others prominent m LEARNING.‘ AND “1351:: important matter. ; 3811;117:3221 31:“ “$3,333;
' ‘ " ——-----~-—‘ . ""- civic and military life. . fit if WAGES THAN THE - —-‘——"——‘ 3
“ ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ' .' ! - h l bent wears s oes
lintsreetlng Ceremony in Hartford in The memorial was unveiled lighting < ‘AGE ARE EARNED BY ‘ SIX NEW FARM-vs” CASES" i {$233 SylZidpli'esr the maximurltlhol
MID-date Service Call ‘ ”em"? °' General U- 3' GM!“- Faith 8. Grant, ten 79‘1" 01d. 11311811”! SKILLED MEN AND . Hf‘RTFORD' Oct. ""8“ “"7' cases: toot comfort and reveal to others
In H. GAMING. ’ HARTFORD, Oct. 4.——A bronze tab- ot Judge Ralph M. Grant, oi! South STEADY WORK IS ASSUR- \ of infantile paralysis were reported; the height of shoe stylle.
Neuter and Emhalms letfigive nto the State of CDnnectlcut Windsor. ' ED.. . . ‘ lyesterday t“ ”‘9 State Board °’ High. shots. whose smart lines
‘ " and Resident: ‘ ' {by the Connecticut Division. Sons of . . » Av PLY AT THE .OFFICE . , Health. There were two each from show the Fall and Winter mode at
. , _ J ptiyotmoo, as aymemorlal to Geenrnl SOUTlthANGHEBTIfi wommu s OFu'rHE CROFUT. & KNAPP Harlan-d and Bridgeport and one each| its best. are ready here to respond
‘ ' - ‘ MPA TER 'AND 1 right pleasantly to keen desires
‘ he. liUlylulen S. Grant, was unveiled in the . .DEAo. . CO NY. WA from New London and New Britainp rizht now. Ready in wide "rm, .
I .. wider or the'Capitolthls after: . sour-u MANOHasm, Oct. 4...; .\ ‘l‘gLLES STREETS, SODTH ,' making in all 777 cases on the records a... Md"... 3...... m, 3,... mm,
__._. noon in the presence or a large com- Humanities Cheney, daughter ot‘ * ‘ t N RWALK. CONN- ' ' of the board. \ ' Havana Brownt‘berk Red Cl" Ind
maul ht, including many. Sons of Voter-”Mn; Richard O. Cheney, and widelyi , _ ‘ - . i olored Tops It‘WWWW-Wl Pl"-
VEDEPN wen we“: a Grand Army men. women 0! theihown socially, died suddenly at her . .‘aflazéfimtgwwwu 315‘ (1113., KCBICHS Sh Store
- o M» two- a m ' 09m. Daughters er the wAlnoI- ltonle here yesterday. Heart reliant i \ mar“, ammo e I . . 7.09. . .
' .. ' . . . e-th y will. S'l‘UDY- . . , . -
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‘ 1 Revolution, Sons of the American was giveoaa the cause-oi d
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Jill‘s "To not" ads: in The Sentinel.
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