‘flmwha
’olhstuliar.
m M
“eventual-to
“mar-shit“
mom: that u-
,.li‘htproveafetichor
broken and you fail to
1 (ohm that portend: a
. of lightning that will
you ready cash, get
t down on terra firma,
your life without a mur-
, you’ll need coal and
and butter; go to
prkfé-or go to smash!
_ THE
ERRIS COAL
staking on job.”
Of corn-Is we have natural cedar shingles if you prefer,
the best of each (glee.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
We bar
techno“. employing 131 ulcers
‘sod in the Third [Matrtot a Community ‘
ilisli is in sight. We hove churches
,of every Manhattan. a (or parts
but not enough—and a splendid shore
resort in koton Point. This park. rs-
I
ll
cently regenerated, is really the only
big play ground in the city; and as
now managed. it commends itself to
the most fastidious. Our new Wash
New Fall Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts,
Waists,‘ Hats and Trimmings
In view of the great advance in the cost of materials,
these garments are surprising values. Compare the quality,
style and prices of these Suits, Coats and Dresses with
those offered elsewhere and you will find Our prices are the
lowest. Go everywhere else first, then come here.
CLOAKS me P ARI S MlLLlNERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
ingion street bridge. the Day Nursery.
. the Dispensary, the Home for the Aged
i-all these contribute to the joy, the
comfort and the well-being of our
:cliizcns; and before long, 1 hope, we
‘shall has a new hospital, consecrated
"t
i ’ con-.— i
teachers; there one two In libraries. °
Tristram 8. Hyatt
NM’sI-sadingDr-yfloodassoro
A NEW STOCK of FUR BOAS
SPECIALLY PRICED AT $2.25
White, black and all the most popular shades.
This Is Home CraflWeek
A Recent Arrival of Rugs
ii
ito the service of suffering humanity.
,and generously supported by the whole
community.
Our transportstionhcilities are e’x—.
cellent. both by land and by water;
factories are running full time; our
citizens are pmperous—An brief, Nor-
Of very artistic color combinations in many effective designs. They are wonderful values
lat the present prices.
RAG RUGS IN MANY COLOR SCHEMES.
Walk is a fine old town.
1 A Personal Word.
. My relations with the members of
tube City Council, and the members oil
the hoard of estimate and taxation,
COMPANY
GREATEST
" FOOD VALUE
~Frisbie’s Pies
‘e most economic
dessert. Sold at all
stores. Try them
lshould be. for each man must do his
idulyts he sees it.
lvice as mayor has been a great ex-
Speclals tor Thursday
SHOULDER STEAK ..................... . me n.
SIRLOIN STEAK ............. . ....... . 24¢ 11.
PORTERHOUSE STEAK ......... 26¢1o.
GOLDEN BANTAM CORN ............ 25¢ doz.
NATIVE SPINACH ..... ............. 35¢ pk.
LARGE BASKET GRAPES ....... 65¢
PEARS FOR CANNING .. ............ 90¢ basket
Ask about the Profit Sharing Bank Coupons we are giv-
ing with Cash Purchases.
UNDERTAKER
Office and Residence
Belden Place, Norwalk
. yonday
are not 2
fClasses will be formed in
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST:
South Norwalk. Phone r180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
iperlcnce. and l have enjoyed every
,day of it. The corporation counsel,
the city clerk and the city auditor. are
all the ofllcial faintly; and I want to
say that no man has ever been served
more faithfully. or more efficiently by
such ofllclals than the present mayor
,of Norwalk.
Something certainly has been no
,ccmplishcd during the past year;
hope the next year may enable us to
do even more for the "City's Wel-
fare."
llr'sueclfully submitted.
CARL AXEL liARS’l‘ROM.
Appointments Confirmed.
The confirmation of the
‘was the next business taken up by
m?" “~-—~——*-—~1 r—-— ~~~r >-~-
;thc meeting and all were approved.
,and \‘l'llllnm l“. lloyt and Frank
.1. , ”fl...”
Specials for Thursday
FANCY BALDWIN APPLES ........... . . . .. 25¢ pk.
VEAL STEw .......... . .................... 14¢ 1o.
FRESH EGGS . 34min...
‘ LIMA BEANS soaamssptsa n.s.sssossssssaso 2 (“5. 15¢
SWEET POTATOES ......... .. ............. 30¢ pk.
FANCY TOMATOES . ..... .. ...... 2 on. 15¢
SAUER KRAUT .. ..... .. ......... 12¢ qt
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
South Norwalk.
32 Washington St.
HKKEEPING, M, St
. 39 am .
, . k.
DRTHAND and mm"
Merrill were made assessors, and D.
llurr Beach and George W. Stevens
were reappointed to their-positions on
the board of relief.
A petition from Raymond Brothers.
which nskcd that an or
placed on Watt-r street.
on lights.
k
l_.‘
Registrars’ Notice
. [The Registrars of the
isecond Voting District
g. -dd— w... ___..
PEWRITING
got the City and Town
~Anorrw DAVEY, inc.
; ‘ 'Phone 410
i 98 Washington St. - South Norwalk
A’W
ATLAS FARMS PEERLESS COFFEE
BUTTER “The Best Oosoo You
“Positively the Finest But- Ever Drank"
a ter Produced” 0¢ lb.
3
39¢ lb. so S&H Stamps Free
'of Norwalk will be in
Ssession in the City Hall,
Monday, Oct. 16, 1916,
from 9 A. M. to 5 PM,
to receive applications
to be made voters. This
i
will“ positivity be the
last opportunity to file
and all other city and district otheers.‘
jwe have differed, but that is as ll'
,naturally the closest to the mayor of‘
meats made by themayor lpst week“
ed and was rcferred to ma committr-w
"L“
W' _ 'V A . . v '6'“? 6’3 ..._........--.-.‘,. o o o“. o o o o”. o o 9"”
John McNamara m a communicationl '0...”9”.”.”.N.”.OO:OO§O.«.”.».N.”.N.”.«.w.oo¥u.so.o0.09.0“
to the mayor asked why nothing had .9. . ...
been accomplished in repairing the“ ‘.
have been most cordial. smneume'-sidewalhs on Dover street, and this i3. . .‘q
imatter was considered by the Council fog. rle er & O o:
and turned over to the sired“? com- .
One year Of ”er':xnissioncrs. A letter from the Rev. i'f . . {d
is. B. Howell asked that Saint Paul's 10:. .o‘
iHousc on licrklcy street be taken o i
.the assessors’ list, and this mattcrl, Guaranteed %
lwas referred to the board of assessors. , f .4
Two communications were receivedioo . a
lone from the downtown Republican, A t b l
' Club and the other from the Wilson}. u Omo I 8
Quad Marshall (‘lub ot‘ the Firm Dis- too O
trict. which asked that voting lllfi‘l.:.
chines be placed on exhibition in the; z. 0 e 0 :-
1 respective quarters of the clubs. After g’: ..,
Atonsiderubic discussion the request ‘19. Here it is—the advertised line of '3‘
mas granted, pl0\ld9lli the clubs pay 3 o
‘of moving the machines, and the lilt‘-~1.:. new MOTOR'WE5VE All“) 0:.
1 chnnic whoJias charge of them has no '00 Robes. ' Popular price, popular '0’.
‘7‘01’1'991‘035- ‘ 3 designs and popular uarantee. :«
. ‘ The matter of a new boiler for the," The most unusual val g v f- go
MMM'JCentc-r School was talked over and 9:9 f . at: e er 0 .9.
l inns referred bark to the board of ., "ed. m an “no mbe- . :
”pom‘mducation. as it .uhs up to them to : Quality, Texture and Durability 0:.
i1.11:0 guru of it. 1 1 r d ! 1.3. all guaranteed—and at the sen- 0.0
‘ ;. ..lrilllflll “HS ll‘llrl rom till II ~ ‘0. ' ' . ‘
ll tiered to rollcrt the gartmgc of llll‘ :9. sationally low price Of $6'75' ’3.
' town for the sum of $4,500. This tilul—i : 9.;
I” was lhrnshcd out to sonic lr-ngth. ‘ 0.0 m .9.
Strcct Commissioner Sherron said that .0. . — s. z
‘a private and separate collection of z 0.6
igarbage would interfere with his def‘f .\ m" 9'
a light be partmcm, and that the cost of no. ‘ .3:
I consilcr» I would not be any cheaper. lic stair-,1 .8. T . ‘
‘ ‘ ' other the people would find that the he moment You examine MO‘ “3:5,
:colleciion of garbage under the pros-'0’. TOR-WEAVE you will want it. ‘9‘
out system \vonld prove to be more
satisfactory, and upon his recommend ‘
ration it was voted to retain this sys-.
32:21am! ML Stratton 5 bid was turned: Upon a motion made by Councilman
. .
g A complaint from the residents 0’5:13:93;iifgilimx‘igiiaypgii‘o‘émsug recruiting station in the City nan. but.
("enter nvr-nue as to the condition oi!I U ._ ‘now living in New London. was a vi t-
ithat street, was turned over to [placed on duty m the Norwalk police
l
hm“). comm“, ”‘9 station, and the motion was passed. .tor in thls city this morning.
.5. s o”... oeoo"o .‘
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Sergeant Rockwell, formerly of the
North Main Street, on!
The highway commitee reported that
it had looked into the condition ofl
the sewers on Lexington avenue andi
found that they were in poor condl-‘
tion. The committee recommended
that a new survey of the sewer syn-2
tom in that section-be made and that
a drainage syste be installed. Thei
report of the his way committee was]
accepted. but it was acted to table
the recommendation of the committed
until the situation could be thorough.
ly looked into as a new drainage sys~’
Councilman iRobertson presented ni-
bill for $24.26 to the meeting and said,
that he did not know who was to meet i
it. The money was used for chairs
and other articles used at the Naral
make Home in an‘trfantile paralyslsl
case. it was referred to the bourdl
of education for payment.
Mayor Harstrom reported that hei
had been able to borrow $37,000 tori
the Fifth Taxing District, and 35,000!
us! ans! iii m
an Billillff no a
nutrition Hill
for the Fourth, as authorized at the
last council meeting, at the nominaly
tern would cost considerable money.;mu‘ 0! “item-El 0f 3 3‘4 per '39!“- 1 Hair “‘93 “"1"“ °”‘ “"5 gets
The highway committee also reportedi Councilman unnung compiainod! thick, wavy, strong and
that it had looked into the matter 0': that appropriations were made lor rot beautiful.
“pairs for the Old Well Road and as ‘ pairs onvranklin‘ street and Burrlttl Your hair becomes light, wavy, my-
it found that the road was not usniravenue, but nothing had been “gnom.
to any great extent, recommended‘plished. He also stated that Wash
that it be not repaired. The rewritington street was in wretched condi-
ify, abundant and appears as soft, lus‘
Itrious and beautiful as a young girl's
was accepted. Councilman Smith
asked that the condition of Hillside
street. Hamilton avenue and Highi
street be investigated and repairs
made. The matter was referred to
the highway committee.
lion. Councilman Murphy replied that;aiter a “Band-Prion hair cleanse." Jllrt
most of the matters had in?“ att‘éfii’od try this—moisten a cloth with a little “
l0 and ”‘9 “the“ “”0“” be l""kedannderine and carefully. draw it.
after as soon as possible. i . _ . .
Councilman Irving Robertson vvantcd'through 30‘“ hair, taking one “11“"
This will cleaner:
to know why Seaview avenue had not 1 5‘“an at a time.
fbeen looked after as promised. Theithe hair of dustr dirt and excessive
r ion House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
‘NOW OPEN
- DINNERS AND ALL
“‘3 OF SEA FOOD
« . ~ ED TO ORDER.
ya. O'SULLIVA‘N, Prop.
Telephone Call 720.
~Up-to-date Service Call
sass H. oanuuo.
‘ [aplrector and Embaimer I
W a and Resldence ’
> Telephone 904
fialn 8t. So. Norwal
Vt’.
\ 'o
.—
“lll suits
’ a apparel.
" $12.50. $15.00.
§IS.OO.
tClotltingCo.
So. Norwalk.
“a. in The Sentinel.
.2 exclusive ideas are rep-,
‘ in our stocks this fall;
csigned for the young!
ash earnestly desire in-
ad infirm
um will not
M!!! will swims»
East lndia Tea Co."
Tel. 371
125 Washington Street
iapplications.
RUFUS J. SMITH,
JEREMIAH EGAN.
Registrars of Voters, Second Tax-
ing District, City and Town
of Norwalk.
Dated at South Norwalk,
Conn.,' O-ctobeilxrth, 1916. 'l
1 a..-“
i
More--
Delicious Butter, a lb. ............. 36¢
PureLard,alb......................l ........ 17¢
Grandma’s Pancake,3'plrgs. 25¢
Karo Syrup,toccancutto ........ 8gb
Selected Eggs, ado‘zen .. ..... 35f
Williams’ Bros. Mustard, large jar . .......... .‘ .. 10¢
, p ”A STULL .
‘ :4 Cottage Street. ,5 East Norwalk.
in Shoes
Shoe Style costs nothing
:ktra in‘this store for women,
men, boys and girls—why
Should it if a store plays fair?
But the style is always there—l
here!
Play the price that reliable
quality and staunch Workman-
ship will always conurtand—v-
quality and workmanship that
ensures long entice and com-
fort from first , .
Pay $3.59, 35 or» 36.50-a pair
and get all~around shoe satin-
faction in this “family store.”
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Thereport Of the Fire Chief. George
1mayor said that he thought he SaWioil and in just a {few moments you
and recommended that). re-adjust—
W. Bogarditils, ,was rte? by T?” (“eikmls way clear for the permanent pav-
225222 222225... 8. 22.2522!“ 0,: 2;. my 1;;
' was avng emu er 9 upon:
:fixisei‘: igeggfiecgfih 1:3: “$2131?“ then. TheVCouncil also voted to hold
"‘ . - "anlfrmlmtini h nearfu~
ventory of the material at present in? lure.“ o a so g n t e
the flrehouses show that there are} The mew“
9,700 feet of hose, 693 feet of ladder, .
it};v33°m§£$§3fnegufhfigfig “912%; The downtown Wilson and Marshall
time the fire departments were called ; Club “'1" meet/this eyening in the Clif-
The report of the execu-
out on alarms amounted to 68 hours; fordHotel.
311d 20 minutes. The total 105531131031: tive committee on the appointing of
fires during the year amoun e o, ,. . ‘ ,.
$28,300.08. and of this $19,882.96 was; stab-committees “ill be read and ac
collected from insurance. Thus the; " upon.
total loss from fire was $8,478.15. The,
chief recommended“ that more firej
hydrants be installed, and that one,
g was then adjourned.
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——'rrv o. Sentinel Want Adv.
have doubled the beauty of your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair at our»,
Danderinc dissolves every particle of
dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invlg‘
orates the scalp, forever stopping itch-
ing and falling hair.
- But what will please you most will
‘be after a few week‘s use when you
will actually» see new hair—~fine and?
downy at first—yes—but really newK
.hair growing all over the scalp. it
you care for pretty, soft hair and lots
of it surely get a. 254mm bottle or
Knowlton's Dandcrine Romany drug-
glst or toilet counter, and just try it.
more regular man be appointed in each ;
of the two districts. e also askedi
'for two auto pump engines and two!
hook and ladder trucks. If the latter
were granted it“would mean the abol-
ishlng of nine horses which would de-
crease the expense Of the department.
The committee on printing‘ and
lights had investigated the~ complaint
in regard to lights on Knight street
meat of the position of the street
lights be made. The report was ac»
cepted. The building committee re-
ported that it had granted Louis Aver-
icir no privilege df displaying a sign
in’ front of his store. ,2
Corporation dounsel Lockwood said
that. he had investigated the cases 0’!
domes Vuendo. who claimed to have
received injuries ~ at 24 Southyinaln
street and the case of Francis J.
Black and who was injured in mm
of St. ” nuph's church, and (on t
Whitman» for; _ =1!"
"either case. She report was 2t-
, ed.
“ ruin a." Risa so. our 51 Cor wast _
STAMFORD e
A Stamford Fringe is as neat
as a pin, comfortable as an old
shoe, and wears until it seems
like a member of the family.
You simply can't make a.
mistake in buying a Stamford
rang .
FOR SALE BY
Norwalk Chronicler