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”ENTIRE! AND DENT)“
i In Flowery Efiocto
‘ For Curtains and Draperiel
E. K. BANKS
l Mahaclremo Hotel Block.
2:» . South Norwalk.
IL. .7 _H- __
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t
Order Personal
Greeting Cards
For Christmas Early
Samples Now Ready
DON NELLY’S
STATIONERY STORE
in South Main Street.
Clll NEWS
l
ii
attended
in
lt'itl‘t‘u‘ltlit
til till»
int-il-
\\i'.!,.~iii .
\iuiui .iziil
the Royal
Net;
tires ot the Sherman (‘oii'ii-il.
1‘ Ho)“. tie
't‘i‘iiili' tlwodeliiid
.\i'i.iiiiiti; t-oiiiuiition
linen ywtt-t‘ilai ii~~‘
cizi
Next Sutttlri} iiiorriiiiu lit-i. ll.
Wooten-r, i) ii.
(‘hINi iii ,\ii\(u'aie_ the lt’htliilL‘ t‘l‘..lllll
papet of ,\l ‘llllltlhi lipiaeopal
(‘iiiirih \tili preatli at the .\'or\\.ilk
llt‘llltltllfl (‘hitri'li :it llt'l'ltt. lie “ill
also nuke an address at the Sunday
school i.lll_\' at 12 o‘clock.
[in
’.
it"u §\'(tllti'll'> Guild of the (lime
parish met this afternoon in the parish
hall at 2:30. After regular business
\in titspiiwil ‘Ul lt'il “as M‘i‘rt‘d.
‘—"'"tli(i your guarantee certificates
given by (‘hiiiles liraiid riirltt. Guaran-
tee teriifii-iite for repairs and that
for new bought alarm clocks, elector
and watchex- are entirely- different:—
Charle.‘ iirniid.
-flv—
(lime; Flinn reported that. there
was a leak in the water main, 0n Wa-
ter treet, Second di ll'ltl
, lug ,ffiie complaint \\.i~ turned our
‘ to “inter lflSPI‘uli‘l lrel and
The use of .litnt’ltll i’u<ko.~‘li. who
was arrested some time am for Itllllllk-
name up below Judge George
this iiiotniiig. and was
(“Minna
ll, Vul—ittll‘illi.
(I‘lllll.l1’ l indefinitely,
—___-
The annual state convention oi the‘(
\Voiiiaii « (‘llllhlliln 'l‘enipernnce l'n-
ton of ('oniiecticut will be held in Wa-
terbury. October ll, 12 and ii), iii the
Second Congregational cliumh. The
days will be given to routine business.
report:- ind addresses by the state
president and \iistors.
medal contest will be held the m-eninr:
oi the eievcnth. Miss Lillian l‘lliilps,
Iii Niagara i-‘ails, N. Y., a brilliant and
fortetul allt'illit‘l', piles the iltltll't‘w-‘Oll
the t"w"‘ill_L oi the twelttli.
-...._._.
‘l‘t‘
l‘ylhiag.
tintdell lc.‘.
\xoi'ltin: in collaboration.
“lesson of
emotion-it
lotiqm and the
lodge, tii'nutl
(‘ltaptttan of
\‘ice- -(‘haii( ellor
ii in indie-9
lliilira
of
' night
UT t':'- Lilifillii of
lt-zlit-n, :.:itl .lii.~ep‘i
Bridgeport,
will pm at !‘t
sh'o‘“ to an
nieitili in of the four
"(lien-is vii the grand
(‘liancellor Frederick W
‘Rockrille, (iranii
.\'- .d
”th.
‘llf‘ l-‘rin‘id-
atiil'tmen o‘.
\(‘liarlim Brewer of New Haven. (‘ laud
“Priei ite tiei
\lr George of Nentown
‘rand Master-tit Arms Nehemiah (‘zin-
rice of South Norwalk. Grand Inner
Guard James Kelly of Bristol, and
Grand ()uter Guard Emanuel Cave of
Bridgeport.
_._:l
WAMPOLE’S
Cod Liver Oil
,‘"$1".‘oo Sine,
* Stilison-PoweilCorporation
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIBTO,
’32 Washington Street.
South Norwalk, Gt.
W..-
» b‘l’ ‘ wm“»_.a~ W and... h.
l‘:
as>ir~taiit editor of the'
this iiiorii- '
A grand gold!
79¢"
Just one man has made a for-
1 tune wearing baggy pants.
He‘s filled the bill-no room
for competition.
The rest of us have to press-
up, dreSS—up and "get up" to
draw our weekly stipend,
Here's a suit at $20. that will
go as far as any man wants
a suit to go.
it's not loud enOugh to talk
{or him but it looks alive and
makes a good traveling com-
pan'on.
Overcoats too.
Rogers 8r Stevens
So. Norifiuik
i
. Norwalk
An ('lLlll pound ba'iy girl was horn
‘iii~ panning to Atornei' and .\ir.~. lsll'
uaid .l. Quinlan. iii Brei'ele) aie‘iue.
Moth l' and ("Mid are doing nicely,
The annual ll‘l’t‘lllii.‘ of the Norwalk
Hospital Association niil be held in
the Town Aweiiihly Hall next 'l‘uehday
evening. at which time it is expel-ted
important l)l|.\lli".~'.~' will be transacted.
The tall for the Iiieeiiiiu. signed by
Secretary James ’I‘. lliihhell, appears
iii today's Sentinel.
After a period of propurution tho
uptown ltepuhlitiiu (‘luit has about
I'it!l|t',t*lt'tl iI- tilllillltlll plans, fli'd
\y‘il llicild il~ meeting this Friday
mentor.' in the eltthrooiii= at tit)
\\ all itreet \ liig turnout for the re-
creation of the old club is preced.
and things will surely moi": lively
when tiie cluti gels started.
("311.
lil‘rf
l"‘\\‘
A meeting of all if the life compnnt
it‘s of the First District was held last
t9\‘t‘illll‘,i iii the respective houses an!
routine tiiiuini’s.~~ was transacted. it is
expected that about sixty Norwulk
iiiaii. iiieuil-ers of Hope lime t‘oinpniiy
will he in line tomorrow :I' Newliurgli
The trip to the New York stat ‘ citI
\iiil he tiiiide l)\ auto bib" and the to
:11 boys will he iicionipanied h) a
drum consistin: ot' th‘nly‘llVP
pieces.
CliMl TEA IN
flilEll 0R Gilli HAIR
If Mixed with Sulphur it Darkens so
Naturally Nobody
E can Tell.
corp
.
in ttiiiiliiioti er kept her hair ltt"lllll~
fully tllllltt‘lit‘tl glossy and attractive
with a brew of Sng'e Tea and Sulphur
\\'l'iciie\er her h:vir took oir tiiiit dull.
or .: realV-d appearenee. tliii
Iiiixiure was applied wi‘ii
titect I‘_\‘ askl'ir: at
tor: for ‘\\\et"li : Cage and Fill
pliui (‘omhoitiitL' you “ill get a large
bottle of this old-1 iiiie retipe "rin-
turned by the adition of other lll'fl‘C‘d-
iiiits rill reniy to it: e. for about?
(. :i Tlii< siniple mixture can he (3‘-
pet. rl upon to restore
and h: I ill; to the ii: iii.
A well-linown downtown
s ys everybody use \Vyetii's Sage and
LSlllplttlr (‘oiiipound now because it
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it'lins been applied-
ui eat-‘3' to use.
dampen comb or
it your
iatli-d
simple
ironde ~fui
iii it"
any
lt'rl
through hair, takingr one
liair disaprears; after another
iiiral color and looks glossy. soft and
he.-iit2fiil. This preparation is a de-
lightful toilet requisite. It is not iii-
! venion of disen‘se.
“— fi_-
- a...__ ...___ 7M“.-_.__‘._~__.,_
OCTOBER 5th,
7 draw interest from! October ist
ALL MONEY
DEPOSITED ON on BEFORE
.
[Thursday]. will ,
u ,w . «‘.A
not tirrtl color
tlrllfIiIlSl -
too. You Simply
soft brush and drawl
Estrand at a time. lit- morning tho gr:
appit-l
‘cation or two, it is restored to its nn-E
tended for the cure, mitigation or pro-E
.__._...__...~’~..—-——-——c- ..
Mil lllfm
E l
‘ 8010018 BE Milli”!
I .
i
‘ (t‘ontinued from l-‘ifit l‘uep
E -. .—
‘.\ii [irnzet tern-seating the 'l‘ alel '
-i~' llldt'liillli} t oi many. of llartioid,
lahlii: out a blallltt‘l pol-
ol the
lite
Eiii H‘flflm to
I lltt‘
l‘tllll is now
Mr.
Stony} oi’iei' to the
ill; iii am e steam
in llM' l'l
Miami outlined lllb com~
board. Ll‘tl ii was
tit-i oi the expira-
‘is-} for
\tirious
>1 lioois.
tittttlx d il.2.2 the ti.
‘tiuii oi the prestni pulp-1w be linebih
arid ihe
illlt'lllt‘l
sup» illlll iidc lil.
1.2. up iii
I .ud ll) thi-
‘tti-iit. lllt ll h- ea
iiieetiii‘,’ of the board.
Superintendent t‘liapiiiaii then
3 u l’
:itiii Ii th~
' .‘k‘:
I)” this Hi),
The (Il- lite
liiut ~tid hy the
i chitin; ill lllt‘ ('(ilH't’llllOlL
ltr.
tiii the future.
already being thltt‘llt‘lit’t‘tl in carrying;
Itiiii
said
words in regaiit to the woven-
('witrzet'li 'ut, State
m litlltlll, “lllt'll (ll >ll't‘.\' to meet
on l"lltltl.\', ()ctohvr L‘Ttli.
High school \\.'i:: re
ilti‘
fl
Teach
1': 5
[t* l'
llrwtlt‘liilltlll lo!
’l'iricey Wes oi the opinion that
thlllL’ to the iiit’tii-ultyE
out the rcpulni M‘ltutil «lit-dole
.llltl lt'iie llit lt‘Hilt-
Il..iii
it e invocation i _\
'llllttil er non-ti day min!“ a
Miami iiiiy, Superintendent (‘liapiiian
aid that this no doubt \\;I.\ ii i‘ttltl
”ll SOUTH ”0qu ovum m
........... fillilllllll
For Infant: Ind Children.
1t ...
NEW "’0 K.»
t
.. ' .7 + Mothers Know That
ti A510” .3 G . , _
i; . . , enuine Castoria
“r _.___.. in...
in Midlit’ghslgfimwl Always .
13 Eidfitii‘mkaufiiifam it Bears the
"I
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c. ..-_, 11 |
fig rP'nlJl'lLSlthDlltqum 0 {3113331116
3‘ l‘t’fituiili‘tslioultuu‘
E l 0 Iiuiu Fioipiiiiic nor
“‘5". 0T 2\ .uu uric.
H T ' 14“ mn- u
~m llalyv‘lm
on; ' ‘ #25332:
‘ .0 Martini; I
i a meamr n
° new“ ,
hilt. G‘M’M
A port it liruitdv tor CW3}.
I .
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rmheaJ.
Use
5 i it boar Stuiiitidt
is: ‘10]?3T8ngl- F0 r over
., u
7/". ’ 1
.l‘ac hiinilc Signutnn o
TERUNG
FOR
TURNITURE, anus,
RANGES, [.lNOLl-iU‘eS
_ Sierling‘wrwumcg
127.131
WASH
HINGTON STREET,
ii?-
I'"\
v».-
l N"RWA Lt
ASKINLIKEVEVET
smooth, clear, free «if unifies;
t
i
I
t
‘i
' '90 , Used: i I
.~u::,\.:i,<tit,:i ill‘tl that lie llltlllL'lll that tE nq - . fragnn‘: :éggizife y
‘C v
the lilliilt'l' could in -.iti iae mill) at- 52%“ nmmflcombw' Th l rt Y‘n ars beauty “0“,, of Ind'n C REE
raiiiiztd so that the that toiiieiiiioii E :6 d E- N1'K. YORK' . J and he complimented
\lhii'li pill be a county t'Lllhillittli. .{afit i E u . 0" )0iirctimplexion.
‘ fog Agbmonfllsc 0 ,~ Yourdealerhuflcay-
Will he held on a Saturday. I is: DOSES 35 CL'Ni E -. or will 8“ ll. ,
William I' Ward IilUIt'tl that ill! E . »'t 5'1”" u/ , “ l '
feat-liem' .\.~.~iit iatit‘ii ll.“ pin-ii the ilrt‘ “ i :llllllllvlf. -- _____ S
(If .h‘. “liill 'Mliuttl h”. ”H, lttiltllll; “{ E I IIKIIIIIllllllfillflilllmllfllfllul:
their totii'eiitltili on Friday. (ii-tuber Exact Copy 0! Wruppet. m.“"w.m”_nu'uu cw“ ‘ : “ , o :
“'7'1“)\E""“”i”"' .. i' ———— l 5 ”)W ®§ 0313.7 :
\oted. ' ' I : =
Quite a tlisrtttlhiiin then took place m _ fi- i I Y ~uu~ I
, . , _ _ . .. c. . -. __-_. ,---_,._. I on Get t 00D Value 9
in lt‘;‘.:lltl to the pit-sent arraiiueiiielt ‘“”" “"W New” “m ml“; in” l‘t‘FIi-t on October 1811]. E I J ZktotSSASYpeFLIicre—m ”*“W I
0. “maps. particularly in ”w i‘trrt ination of John Slieeliiin as janitor. was The mm" of the committee on : l a
District ‘ Many residents 0! ”,1. my“ tilted by :ippoiiitliie .lllt'llh hank tothe buildings was read and accepted. l-‘or : Q Emery-Beers C'ompmh =
District "W unwilling m 5mm their turtlltul at a Nitllll‘y or Siai pul- month. the most part. the buildings are in : WOLESALE 15.! "1545730551: "MRI :
itiitdren to the schools they are now "E" mm" W" "E “ "Mimi“! DUW PX good serviceable condition. Work Illiillllllllllllllllllllllllll I.
attending. (”illilllltllllan ”my me Ill,» “ET-F Hi Ill" l" ”'1 - at the some sul» which has not yet been completed lsE _ .. _,,_ A
lflllt't' is too great. The school eonili i ”5 i" M“ rwl'lk". lflfll hi my carried out. and eu-rytiiiiit: i ‘-. ~
Ion,-arei-ertainly not of the heat.andt " “""“”““‘““’7l “-1-“ t‘N‘rit-‘d from will be tonipleted in the line of red ‘
Ii appump to M the determination 0rEllie j:lt:llt|l‘ of the (-rniiburt Siliool. pairs ii..-ide or a week or tendays :it E Ever Grade 05 Palm me
the board that they be remedied. in “him I' “"5 9'4"“ ”W h“ “WM ’1‘" ”‘0’" E A
Superintendent t‘hahiiiau stated that E'"‘" ‘“ hm" 313 per month instead The lHllllttr lllttl‘llll) hili~‘\ire iher’
. .. ,- . . , i‘lll or h- rit‘ull nit. 't‘ - ; E i. . NW Q, E I. R d ' I
the necessary cottr~t ointttoii \\u~ tho ‘1" ‘ . j 1- ‘ d t it hi lll‘it i td it. I of tht i bill \ o l , ‘ eprespnte 1" ur nm‘tse ‘0‘
Ail-WHO" of two “N‘- bundinpg oiiein “ 'l l“) mu 1’. t 'oiii liiiii etcii' iitois tot “(uh I! mu.
{Ward street and one in “'lllnllvault. miiie written resignation of Mrs. during the summer The bills for the; And we guarantee the best of values on (VII, item for the
, , t . . '1' ,' 'if ._ l and accepted with :rtater Iiirt We'e . iiro it i (. i - . “
.\itli too new buiidinlls situated in ‘ m “ " N‘“ i All MI MN it , arlor “but den {h . - .
these plates. and \iitli an addition (it E ‘1" aki'ufllnw‘iheyontl the fact that tiered it'lld E p_ ' y’ ' O cc,dining ' Ill!!! loam Dr
two rooms m tlIP North (\ “MN school, ‘ William 1'. Ward (‘Vpressvd the opin r'otliiiix of liiipoitiinci \'.:|~i impair: kitChcn-
.on that the ioiiiiiiitiee should be em r" “iv -‘ . t~. i it in - wet.“
it was the opinion of the supciiiitend- E' . - -- .. M W t A . .,_ P . r _‘
pm that ”m situation could hp bundled ItiWI‘Ied to fill the \aetiiiiy il' notes \‘llltit'il and the motion to adjourn was; \ ' “lad” ”tore 2“ Purchase free for flit“: dth’erY'
viii-u. ni-a ll‘~ vw" . . ' . . . .. i .. .. . . _
\ery nicely. I r, s like) Ill lune horvuilk lutl ind Mi 1 i I VtSttOrS are urge-J t0 VtSIt this ideal mum “on.
‘ itr. William .l. Tracey enguestedE 1
that the Junior High t‘t‘lluttl he trans-E R AYMOND & SON
ferred to the Over Riier school. in or
. . l
Iii-r to make room for the lov. c: grade: .
in the t‘enter school. The (h’l‘t‘lihut E “hall (82. High Sts. Funeral Direct) 5 Norvvpllr
school. however, is not deemed ‘Ii-ue ' - —‘
.eiiouidi for the working out oi this . N" ‘ _ Q N
' ~§ f 1-. w. "31$: .232: :39”. r ‘-
5t heme \iltti‘h‘sltllh v mmuxm- vai‘
I \liiliaiii .i’th eue, of the in tiitli\\'ard E ‘i E.
E
has iinde: the it: prinitii that a film
and sixth grade should be establish-E
Eed at the (‘eitler that would?
take carc’of the pupils in the vicinity
of the \l'iniiipiiiik and Ward street dis-l
Vtrirts. Mr. Alirens mignested that the
kindergarten, now located in the Fen-Vt
llt‘l' school, be abolished to lllitlit‘ room‘
school.
for the elite" {truth ,1. I
Mr. Chapman stated that soiiiething'
would have to be done in regard to
the matter before winter, and lie suit-
;ted that
to, the children of thc aforemention-
ed districts in the Center. school. and
:lililillt‘" in the Over River hiiilditiu.
Ai‘ 'uti the board
voted that the proposition of the su-
periiitciident be adopted. This will
llli‘Jll the doing away with the kinder-
tnrtI-n at. the t‘enler ecliool.
The report of Mrs. Hit-key. the
school noise, was read. it was as fol-
lows:
v August ist to September ist, 1916.
‘ Home Visits ................. 69‘:
Referred to Dispensary....... 15
Had family physician ......... 364
September 25th to October 1st, 1915.
one (i:i::~: he t‘<t:t'ilialii-Il
(.
er :ietr'e‘ Citrus»;
Schoolvisits................ 12
I‘upila inspected ............ 1,139
('ases pedit'uleus ........... 111
t'ases excluded ........ E ..... ‘ 19
The report was accepted by;
imous vote.
Superintendent Chapman concluded
khis report by stating that. things
.would be in order for the continence.-
‘nlt’l’lt ot‘ the owning schools on Mon-
Ediiy. October ii. The center of the
iei’enin: schools will be at the High
! seticol, in West avenue.
no
xul'
: it was moved and voted that the re- ‘
port of the superintendent be
ed.
accept—
tee, presented by Dr. Tracey, set/end
Evattuncies in the touching nrd thnltor
Estella v. are filled George Richmond
has resigned as a manual training
, teacher and his position will be taken;
a uiinii- E
E In the report of the school commil- E
When You Use 21 Sellers
Kitcheneed
ROM the time when you beg'n to use
a sellers~ KITCHENEED you will
woudefvwhy you went without it before
rid you wouldn’t trade it: for’aiy other
you ever saw.
In the'first place, you’ll find work concentrated
in one place and everything handy—at your fin-
gers‘ end. Then you‘ll find little devices for your
convenience and to: still further saving your la-
bor and steps. 7
And you will find that only a Sellers Kitcheneed
has those features and the skillful arrangementof
Space that foulke the most. That is-why they _,
. are called “your own idea of what a kitchen cabi-
net should be.”
Let us help you become acquainted with them.
Furinture
17".»“1757 , ‘5sz “"1.
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THE CHARTER Qlo'
011R NAT!0‘N;ALT m
V \w-v
Allis bank’s charter, inn93
1y our Naiional- Gum!
15 an dSSIII‘d'
ever/d el dlaill of Iii: W
E is llama Q 10
the Goverfifiienin —
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