wrung-soar; ‘ .
EXTiENbi * , * .J W
CORDiAL
. liilxlln will welcome tbs return
Ctll
l .
m "‘
ulm comes: back to the oldi
\.u!"
1.... ll h's boyhood dnys to expend
5..., in hi> mpital in nssisting in the'
d“ ‘.illlll' nt and improvement of the
,LfIlWl’llg (it). What Mr. Smith.
1., Kit) is told in the news columns
:3 l. lrsllt‘.
i‘vimuuh lrequently visiting this
.~ in supervise his interests in the
5m.» l-‘Alltm Hotel. Mr. Smith 3135 been.‘
A... “‘01“ llt‘l‘i’ for thirty years or
m- The older citizens well remem-i
3, ,. mm as an enterprising young man [
Hill with a career marked with SilC-'
.9 ulnewhere his wolth will no
own: he quickly recognized by the'
_\.‘ my]- generation. ‘
in. South Norwalk Evening Senti-
Il-‘l Ill noting Mr. Smith's activities
in this city and the likelihood of his
:wnmving to this city. state that for
21- )t‘ars he has been connected with
lh!‘ Andrew ‘Radel Oyster company of
Norwnlk and Bridgeport of which he is
now president. and he is also presi-‘
dent of the Standard Oyster com-
pany_ both of which own valet oyster
beds and many scores of oyster boats
and employ thousands or men durir‘l
the oyster dredging season, Mr.
* rim
WELm Gm
in former 'boys." Andmlectate of the late Andrew ' cocci.
a;
Hotel “ht W Pier.
(or ten years. and is mentor ol- the
a
New Englond millionaire, “who died
some time ago.
The Sentinel odds this tribute to
Mr. Smith's standing in that section:
“If he decides to return to Lock
Haven. his native town. Norwalk will
lose one of its most successful, sub-
stantial and prominent business
many—Lock Haven Express.
STAMFORD GIRL’S DEATH
- DECLARED ACCIDENTAL
Accidental death is the finding of
Coroner J. J. Phelan in the case of
'Helene Howley, 11 years old. of
Stamford. who died from injuries re-
fceived August 331 in Stamford. The
coroner finds the little girl had left a.
trolley car with 0. 3m, was crossing
the road with a companion, and that
the driver of the automobile. owned
by Charles Acker, sounded the horn
and gave warning. Most of the party
heeded the warning, but the Howley.
girl stepped directly in the path of
the approaching machine. The coron-
er finds there Was no criminal negli-
gence.
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pill open the main: tum
\
; Judge lift or ‘
Superior court in m
lnext Tuosdly afternoon ”lien
;big docket
sand :1 nuzmher
l included.
with several
Bridgeport. Frank 13. Francis.» John:
T. McAlpine, John Reilly: -Don0ury.>
izen; .-.Greenwich. Valentine Green.
[Thomas Hassett; New Canaan. Win-
,fleld S. Baxter, George H. Jelliii:
Newtown, All-m K. Beardsley, N. B.
with: m .
W8!!!» 0mm -.
priaou- errsute Senator, yawn/utmost
lore will be put to- via. ' There a. o formally fined a mi
murderxthat he was notacandldate 1m- the
of manslaughter casu' nomination for Congress in the Fifth
.d strict. ‘
Many Mn bulineaa concerns.
Willis Austin, Everett E. Tyler; mg. chief among which are dairy produce
ton. Edward}. Mills. Fred E. Hitch- flows.
. . . ance ‘of from six t
cock. John M. Jackman, L. I. ert 'a protective organization. These cuts into elect under the combined louder-
' are considered a. necessary port or the ship at the' v. at. c_ 4L, m m
' operating expenses. and in acid, that Church Board, and the Y. W, o, A,
they can thousands of tons of (and
‘ymly tram destruction by at: no as street vendor. me mg, m m
Williams; Norw'tlk. John M..G|orer.
,Harry M. Kent. Harry Waterbury; mice.
.Shelton. Patrick ’Bergcn, John A. l
'Birge; Stamford, William J. Human.
Malcolm R. Pitt. Fred .A. Taft; Wes-
ton, Frederick Banks. William Wake- 8
man; Weotport, Roebrt W. Post, Wil- tins. dlted 18‘7-
Nearly 880.000 was
'stamp at a recent Parisb sole.
tamp was a two-penny indigo Mauri-
laying
Micro
3;?39, ¥ “3'
provide for the mainten.
o tyienty cuts as
my. man with edible wores.” writes Mics
The Alice Holmes, 1 Y. W. C. A. weary
'liam C. H. Moe.
‘sourn NORWALK METHo'bls-r'
CHURcH NOTES. i
l
The lecture course committee oi the.
church has its plans for a fine lecture;
course for the tall and winter well;
under way. Announcenment will be
made later of all speakers and dates.l
The Sunday School will open for itsl
(all sesion next Sunday at. 12 o'clock!
it is desired that all teachers of the
School get into communication with
the members of their classes and se-
cure their presence. The start should
be made with a full attendance. 1
The Epworth Leacue plans its firet‘
{all devotional meeting for next Sung
day evening at 7 o'clock. The league;
lis also planning a corn \roast 'at the
'shore ne‘tt Wedneoduy evening. Mem-
bers of the League and young people;
of the church will be invited to at;
tend. ' W '
Thursdav night this week the Mid-
week service will be held.
. The chm-us choir will rehearse nn'
‘l-‘riday nicht for_Sunday’s work. All
imemliers ought to be preuent.
lnova semaucao TO
1 , REFORM SCHOOL
MFRmEN. Sept. S.——Thoma‘.s and
;John Rychlech, eight and Six. were.
Hound guilty yesterday of plat-int;y
stones on the New Haven tracks that
lderailed a. New YorkSprinzfield 'Ex-
:press’truin recently. and they were
fsentenced to the state school, after
.ward being placed on probation,
. _
"Fry a classified advertisement in the
. Sentinel.
lchfen
Yoat‘Get
up “tired as fixing"
and sleep is full of
ugly dreams you need
Fatigue is the result
of poisons produced
by exercise or failure
to digest food proper-
ly, and eliminate it
promptly with the aid
of liver and" kidneYs.
leadershipionot o Moi
chance. lthoobeenwon only
oftheonperiorocrvice
Selim
edbythc
loweringflouraimfor
Sample, cost: us $52,000 extra each year
'—thatis.$52,000 more than thcbcct of
othcrtypcsofbimwouldcostua. But
co: the service it gives.
l
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This Great Exclusive Feature
ELLERS
hug-d of . bolas-ha uphon o
char-chum Mun!) envy
cock of Samuel: fillgho Inn. you‘rncrcly
thcscllcroAm-ficnoanhdm
cvelwitllthouukhhle.
You sum
nb'oolute case. no ”quick some
unlocbitonditolipoquiegyuphbplne.
This uncle.‘ lo noted
welcomed by?“
garland. Ally
impmcmcntic
We?” a
Mudflmpmit.
i
MthcAutumaficlmrng’ HomBin' machyconbunbeyhve'won
only onaofhl‘lluo aclii'vcd ‘ ‘0' no mfwfiofiofiaiMém
Mb“ '"n . a” YQWWM
Sellout. on! m . .
Aunt-mlcomhinodinnoodu - ”‘Cfuzm°hén°'m
To apply maroon.» ova Sim
* Angev‘ine llama“???
if
A street “radar who eats his own:
stock mad: mac mini tinder
merchant to American can. And yet
he exists in China. according to thcl
report of a Y. W. ‘C. Loser-My It»;
lioned in Peking, m. on tumult
work room was Moi the mt
of a social service project, a co-
operutlvo piece arm which m put
“Ion who were set up in bushes.
until the social service waters Oa-
cidod that it was not safe to entrust a
Nor was this the only tailin that
the would-be business men ind. if the
stock consioted of articles which could
not be eaten with safety, then con-
sented to sell than. running any
with all the earnings. .Finally the
Americans dbcided 3 that no mam
should be let up in Moons unlooo he
had somebody to stand‘gunrontee (or
his good character. Under this safe-
guard an oriental gentleman who-c
family standing and person“ integrity
had been investigated, was entrusted
with a large stock of athletic supplies
‘which he peddled from hose to house.
i All went well for a time. for one can
ita
2.37“!» agree " '
. .
. A mum than rounded
the fact tint the salesman find 801%
into the house by the truncate a.“
had left by a roar one. ‘
That he made attention as well u
on efloctlvo “my is entitled to by
the {act that the peddler is still
“wanted” by the Ming police. ‘
-
ARE “IND WAVE. VWILI.
Considerable imfirut has been
show of late with respect to the pee
olble visibility of ma woven.
much minute m m some
curious incidents which seem to Indi-
cote that arch woven are sometimes
perceptible to the eye.” A well known
authority on volcanoes, Iir. Permit.
rolotcl that after on eruption of Vec-
ouviorh he has hundreds of timos ob-
oerved the appeorance ot‘ luminous
and ohndowy arcs. above the crater
“tomcat to explosion. these are:
being visible behave the 'u'rivnl of the
sound and? disappearing rapidly. "The
only explanation," says Mr. Perl-cit.
"which -mcords with the character-
orv thlt we are here mounted with
visible“ wave. of mod. bhonc speed
of propagation corresponds to that of
amorous waves."
not very conveniently mnke a dinner
of tennis rackets or baseballs. But one.
fine day the merchant disappeared in-
4. --g-.-_... .. ~
The business meeting of Trinity
Men's Club, which wla to have D00“
held last night. was adjourned to Mon-
day evening Member 13.
A ;
~ odor tray.
Mics or ouch phenomenon is the thaw
m. ”L 39-11:“!
Mono or filo -W. the“
or the H. WAR-eccecmdl,
to: who ”Ruched «Ind and
the plum! claiming M. a“ “_
Mable Min-um ’
nut by false repmelm
3m: AND SULPHUR
DARKENS our null“?
Grandmother’s Recipe to m ‘
i
. It"
Color, men and mm
Almost everyone knows that I!“
.m and Sulphur. properly coupon-iv
ed or gray. Years go the only on).
i
duct".- to the bur when faded, m.
Years ago the only in!"
set this mixture was to rookie It * .
home, which is money nd m.-
Iome. Nowadays, by colt-inc at Ill
drug store for "Wylfll’d Bun! Ind on.
pimr Compound." you will get a ht.
bottle of this famous old recipe. on,
proved by the addition of other i.
gredieuts. at a small cost.
Don't Stay my! ~Try it! N00.
can ponsiblv tell that you dorm
your hair, as it does it so it“
and evenly. You dampen a sponge IR;
soft hru-h with it and
throurch your hair taking one “I
strand at a time; by morning the”
hair disappears. and after another h.-
plication or two, your hair hm
beautifully dark, glossy and ham
:um: ”0‘ L.~a:-; w-c:
3‘ .
Old Land Home, Concord,
Monet-bro Louisa M. Alcott
m T‘MWM” do 1867.
HE Socony sign of supreme mo-
toring oervnoe is a common ' ht in
rural Vermont and from Old
0WD ,
Maine to Chautauqua County.
Ncir‘York.
Automobile tourists have come to de-
pend :Eon it. They have found it in
out-oi e-wc places—on my trip;
it wu "0.
many large
lead in need”. And
gasoline users in the chic:
know whet Sooon '
they too have come to'dcpcnd
The uniformqualities ofSecony
y norm “oz-— l
m.‘to ‘
gasoline
havomodo it the logical decider-every
l
motor transportation requirement. l
l
Sooony isn't merely one of many
_molnlco. It reprooenloifty your:
refining experience - audio 3
most improved methods known to the
. It is truly the standard of
quality gasoline.
Socony guanine. with the proper cor-
tur'etor'adiuutmont. insures quick
atoning, clean coin '
boom-rand full mileage from every
Regular Sooonyd'yuoegecnioy
vantages ave
round, for Simona entice cochlea 3:
$2.?
mfll‘upc
Loo‘fir tie rod, DH“ and Nu
\ Sm
STANDARD OIL (1). OF NEW YORK
of
mode bythe
n.10vvcor-
(‘ p—m‘.l'
:5:-
nw—w- Om.»
draw 11"
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