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SATURDAY m
T0 9 O’CLOOK
N E“. HATS
3....75
$3.50
$5.00
$6.10
$6.65
‘ $8.85
.‘. EW FALL CLOTIHNG
51‘ Y LES ARE READY
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Joseph Davis
85 Wuhington Strut
loom noanx.
5mm”. SEPT.18,SM. .
fir _
About 14 of the members of the
7' Not-walk club are to attend a- dinner
»at the Roy It James Inn
this after-
! noon.
L‘tihin \\. Godfrey is attending the
Republican (‘ongrssional convention.
as a delémte in the Hotel Strntfield
this :Ittet'noon.
3 (“.I5. I'm " hIII'les ll. Phillips of \V'.
te.I.I.Ir;:. l'Icrmerly of the Salvatiun
(Amt) .‘n this city has been visitsl
’ ,‘illh friends hete for the past ten
.duy4.
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. Samuel Adams, of Rowayton.
a wile wheel unit a tire “as lost
from the back of his Dodge car yes-
terday.
A daughter was born to Mr. and \lrs.‘
Sherron at their home in
Square Pa . on Wedne.4.l.I5
Their many friends here \Klll‘
- pleased to hear the good nII \III4.
:Ii‘wll -Il
tKI-nnett
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The (use of lletbert Amundsen ot
‘LSlIllll" stteet charged with ialse
in zi4trution and alteration o:
lIIIr4 ot his motorcycle motor,
jr-ontinvII-Il in the uptown court
‘morning: until October 18th.
i
‘his
Patrick Flanagan of Maple avenue.
Dari (In has (ontracted for all Inter
m. tionat Onc- pipe Heater. Adolphus
tn staIt ;.t :30 sharp. and
.Irttl sinzlt- bail tosserr. to
II4 .I‘i‘l le' ‘--I from in, trtm?
.. . \\'v'll Lndgt- rooms :It I‘
t: i'.l- tlw tIIIItlenII's to Vfili'l‘l.‘
14 thin) the fI-I-Il \‘ill be
'-.i;.-v.:.iI- hull and the L’fli‘tit‘
t'I“ lI'ti-‘t
:.I llIII'l4 & Cans.
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I'2tIEI.I»t'4:Ir\' (ll l'ZtII't-lttt lie--
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tI .. m-IrItitI': hold his: oxen-
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Notation \II'! he l.--lIl in
(In [Int-ember l".
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. tun; ;Itt.l :Ititrti tnl'vwl int
t“I .‘t "5‘
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t: i ((.'I'( <h'v»
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,. degree on a clas:
'~ ’)ll Friday evenin:
wills will ll“
lliI‘t'l Ittnetin:
ml .1? Harris KI Cans.
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t». .9 t'. I' Phllllt‘il “l U! EI'
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:I‘lillltl‘\ “in I..:.l.:r. up tlII-
LIIIVIJn :I4 the ‘,"O’.‘-l§l'lil ,I
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f, CARRY A FULL LINE
_of_
I'oss QUALITY
PREMIER coo—counts
Stiiison-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
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.\i Murray. nf Alain street.
vi'r itt‘l tiuuz‘ztez' .\II‘.4 C‘
;-}{if1 of StIIItlnttl,
l I. I‘onl at llarrls & Gans.
. '1. I. j.t..:Ilc.It' Grotto No. 36.;
\ l', l'? it“ will hold tlItIit
(urine and hail canto on the,
lull fiI-lti. ttIIIIt-rrov: morning.
in tII‘tItIrutimI fat I
Rus.4ell ot Beers (‘orner “estport is
Ialso among the up to- date people who
hate placed an ordet for an Interna
mortal (memipe heatet. H A Reg
”0”] ha: tht (outrat-t.
I Louis Call of ”3 Koxs
tfinIIl $7 and costs byJudge Vosburgh.
”l is motning, on a charge of intoxica-
tion (lull (time home last night. about
'ten n'-:clml and threatened to beat his
:Wlft‘ She complained to Patrolman
VSlllllll. “ho atres ted him The total
:fill(‘ and (-II4t4' amounted to 520.71.
uth sheet. was
4Fine assortment of Caps.--0'Brien's.
Cue4ts :It the new Royal James
llotr-l Friday wr-III: Mr. and M114".
Frederick R. Kirkland. son and nurse.
Philadelpl it, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. S. 8.
Dean and Mrs. J. M, lit-tun Newport
Nous \'.'t.: l), T. Ryder. New York
lt‘it)‘: Mt, l), )ltINt-llun and wife. NUI'I
Inatk: Mr, A. ll Brice Ne“ York:
lJtIl In J. Halligun New \ork cil5'
—Dancing Saturday night. Town
(Assembly '.Hall Grace Brother’s full
l Orchestra.
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youth who is Well known
lII-I-II “.4IIblIiIIg" im- l‘iIIrrII
FYI-nth n nit» ti'IretlIII'il , in
II‘IUII tor the “illl'IuI Fox Film Co.
lite H" u tIItl a few dil5~ all" from
\lIIItII- a: :‘nut doing a dating hit at
IItItIImolIilp driIIIIrv in which tiwmotm'
(Ir leap. illltlllsili 45mm t) runs :1
il.'ll - l; l.7‘ lL'I-
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~4l.atc.-t Soft Balm—O
Canaan
ltt-l‘v", hits
”Met, a
special
.'I New
l ’Brien's.
Stamford night was t-njm'ed at ”l?
liIIItIhts (ll Columbus (‘arnit'al on \VIIst
\thltinL't'm street last night. there be»
in: 3 number (If \isitnrs from “In Ho
['1 I.IIcil.4I in that city. Tonight will he
IlII- tit-4mg night of ill“ carnival and
it t-XDtV‘lt-‘Hi that there will be :t
Inst: u! bu4iuess. The dance floor has
tII'IIv II to he most popular during the
“I-t'l’ :cnd tonight should prove no ex-
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The
hith‘
cult”
following cases which were to
been heard in the first disttict
room this morning were won-
tinned: Herbert Norman until Sep‘emI
hot 25th; Ralph (‘rabble indefinitely;
ftl’lti nu: .4IIll Fallo until Monday morn-
ing. The cases of Mrs. Annie Dresh»
r-I'. White. and Mrs. Thomas Moore.
colored. who not into a scrap some
little time ago over the alleged at-
tentions Mrs. DrI-4her was paying
.\lI'.4, Moon-‘24 husband, were continued
indefinitely this morning.
llI-nt'y thoz. of the Fair Grounds,
urn-Sled last week for an alleged cut
Iint; ufray in which Michael Buga-
rowski of Hanford street, Fair Grounds
was cut in the head. was arraigned
in court this morning in the t'ir‘4t dis-
trict. but owing to the fact that the
quarrel was a neighborly one and
that no knife had been used by 204
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at.
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DON’T
tog. 34 was charged. the case was
nullI-Ii on the payment of c0418.
amounting to $6.80.
When Making
Your Will
It is necessary to me an ex-
ecutor.
Will you name an individual
who may become sick or die
re-:
V'ported to the police yesterday that
the nqu-.
“Its Ave" Rev. M. Steup officiating. The'
W
Mm. George Velie and Sister. Miss
Lelia iIl‘iuch of South Norwalk are
taking their vacation at Ringer-u Falls
and Toronto
3 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Morton and Mr.
and Mrs. Rogers started “‘ednosdny
moxniug to: an automobile trip to
Niagara Falls and other points of in
terest.
Deaths and Funerals
MICHAEL M'NALLY
Michael McNalty died this morning
aged 42 years. Be is suwit ed by two
brothers Thomas and James McNalb‘.
Services will be from the home of
.William Marshall. 32 Plattsville ave-
nue. on Mondav. September 20 at 8:30
o’clock. A man will be held at St.
Mary’s Church nt 9: so. lutcrment
will be in St. Marys «noun.
l Mrs. Carrie Gallagher.
The funeral of Mrs. Carrie Galla-
fiber was held yesterday afternoon at,
2 :30 from her late home. 46 Centre
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pallbearers were Jessie Hull. Vl'inl-l
Itcd Sanford, Joseph Matheos and J
'. Hull.
Interment was in Union cemetery.
‘ Norwallr.
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-—-'l‘ry a classified advertisement in
the. Sentinel for the best result-
BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts at first clan of Bladder
irritation or Back-
ache,
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. wot vuun ItItIIIEYSLf". /
ngttttti IutMtgs II: (yr!
Tho
tnIIIIi tun IIIIItly against Kidne) lt‘t'lh
Ann IIII an men and women must
ble because we eat too much and all
our food is Iich. Our blood is filled
with uric acid which the kidneys
strive to filter out.
overwork. become sluggish; the elimi‘
native tissues clog and the result is
kldncv trouble bladder weaknes4 and
a "enetIII .lI-clino in health.
Whn Iour kidneys lIIel like lumps
of le :Id: your buck hurts or the urine
is cloudy. full of sediment or you are
obliged to stck relief two or three
times during the niuht:
with sick headache or dizzy. _
ne.4'4. acid 4tontac'h. or you have rheu
matism th-n the weather is bad. get
ces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful
in a mass of water before breakfast
for a few d.I_I'.4 and your kidneys will
then act fine. ’lhi.4 famous salts is
made from thI acid of grapes and
lemon juice.
and stimulate clotted kidneIII'.
neutralize th:I acids in the urine so
it no longer is a 4ource of irritation.
thus Inding bladder disorders.
lad Salts 3.4 inexpensive: cannot in-
Jure makes II delightful effervescent
lithia~water beverage. and helomz4' it:
.1 Ini4-talte bv having a good kidney
tt'lzhinu any time.
on...
the floors or: warm. We .
have only one fire to lead
and no coal or aches to flick
through the bum.” Tut’s
wimt a man any; who hnsan
:ln'rcnnnnonnt.
'Qucpipe Heater
‘ CZ‘
One heater, one pipe, one
register warms the whol:
house. Easy to install and op-
cratc. Keeps the cellar cool.
Good for most old houses as
before you do, or will you.
APPOIN T
THE
South Norwalk
With Our 20 Years
l: until a. burglar or a
fire remove: your need .
for a Safe Deposit box. a;
i:
Come in today with 3
w your valuables. iii"
SouthNamlk 3, I
g SavmgsBank
'W'a hum m
Experience In
Handling Estates
TrustGompany; ,-
well as new.
Cc-nc' In at. d see this hater
Henri A. Heinlein ,
56‘ Water St.
South Norwalk
Telephone 4'33
Th": 1': 4
ml in
they Weaken from ;
if you suffer"
nervous '
from ~vour pharmacist about four oun-:
( onthined with ”thin. and, ‘
has iK'tn 0.4m! tor {rem-rations to flush.
to '
PVt‘l')’ home. because, nobody can make L
l A. pldnaidtpdedhm mist
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Snuggly scarfs
of marabou.
Fluffy and light and W—ilGW scarfs of mar-
gpou in those splendid shades of taupe seal black or
'lurtuml.
3 Some in very much] cape style. Some finished i
with wavy tails. Beauties all. And they are made in n
:Eguykar clever fashion which prevents them from twist-
. A rare comfort. protection against cool breezes— .
l . $9.50 to $2260. i
Centu- uslo. trout.
Redfern corsets,
little lot-4 $6. t
Redfern corsets—of high standard, both in quality l
and fashion.
Two models, worth $7.50 and $8.50.
Lace-front style, sizes 23 to 28.
Laced-back style, sizes 23 to 26.
Each of splendid materials, firmly boned. correct in
[it—
Saeond floor. 56-
Tough corduroy
for active boys.
Does your boy go at his play in real earnest?
Does he enjoy football? and wrestling! and all the
Ipther filings that “raise hob” with his clothes?
Learn by experience the sort of service a corduroy
unit will give him—especially a Rowland DmtblII-chvtce
porduroy.
It will stand right up tohim and with him; go
through every test he puts it to.
A good roomy slain coat with belt all around, big
roomy pockets and III-able lining. TWO pairs of' tmusera
to double the life of the suit— $15.
Front Wt.
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Dundee 11;; Best of Slow,
Uninteresting IS Round
Bout at Garden.
NE“‘ YORK Sept ill—«Joe “'elltng.
the Chicago lghtwuight, bod the hon
or to inn the lint boxing come-It stag
ed in this Rate under the Walket hm
'at Madison Square Garden ln4t night.
“oiling received the decisirn of I-lud.
cs “’minm iluldoon and Charles Thur
,ley at the end of
'slow.
fifteen rounds III
disappoint‘ng work. Dundee
performed in his customary spectacu-
lar manner but the slow footed “ell
‘ing turned the contest into a most u--'
‘gruaeing fiasco.
Welling tried desperately from start
to finish to land a knockout Now on
Dundce's Jaw. but be utterly failed in
his object, 0n the other hnnd Dundee
loutpotnted Welling very decisively I'n
at least twelve of the fifteen rounds.
The decision of the judges awn-dint ‘
the bout to Welling nos 8 distinct so:
price to the spectators mi was not
well received VI elling webbed 1'16
1-2 pounds to 131 1-2 lw Dundee. ,
The m0st interesting content or the
night was between Andy Chaney of
Baltimore and Tommy Noble. of lZnI;
”land The Balttmorenn‘ gave the Brit-
aln an artistic drubbing and had him
gin distress at the clone. Joe Benja-
‘min. the Califomia lightweight. out-
pointed Pete, Hartley in a fairly in
'tcersting ten-round bow and Sammy
Noble ex- amateur champion. defeat
.ed 36th Hanson in a spirited .4Ix-
Armv 'Boot. made of
Women’s Fall Shoes
New arrivals of the famous Wise & Cooner
footwear now being shown.
Included in these is the ever popular
chcr lace. Militarv heels.
ELWOOD f9” GLO VER
122 Washington Street .
mud contest.
I“ if”?! bouts. II“? ‘0 “‘-
tlon of Ithe War low. ”a -
the premium-(«a thaw that ”d
the hintmit' artnzt to in nu“
ity
SUMMER co'r'moc mum
cum ox. Sept 14—11“? gun-ct
90!“:er at: mama: m If
(‘hicano Ii Eastern Point, m m
by burglu'a at on any but."
morning and a very valuable It!“
pearls and a sapphire figs“.
men were discovered «inhuman of
II window. but the} made tholr game.
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stop- ‘r‘lllr 0...... Out: m
“to My.
"f3.
A few cents buys “underline.“
ter an application of “underline" you;
can not find a fallen hair or any and
rail. Besides every hair shovs new
life. vigor, brilzhtness, more color m6
thickness.
Mahogany Calf. Blu-
1 Lovely waists
2 made by hand.
Every stitch in these fine and distinctive w
tibatiste waists was set by hard. Dcft fingers cut them
Itthe pretty patterns drew the threads in those planning
ldesigns, inset the little lace mdallienq pleated and hem-
stitched those charming ruffles.
And how fine and excellent they at!
decoration.
ed ruffle— 35-75-
Shawl-collar model withsquare vest, drawnwork and
very pretty dots.
Simple model with “line drawnka and flufly
ruffles.
Luge shawl—collar effect with box pleated and
dmwnwork in efiective squares, bind with hemstitched
sof-t rufi'les— 37.50.
W”.
“Ivory” beauties
for toilet-table
“Ivory” made of a composition; with the dull rich
053 of real ivory—and at a price a-tienth that of ivom
2' real ivory could be secured.
Verygntceful inpattcm Inwlderange of articleq
rom mirror to brushes and little things like tray and
.4hor-horn and pinccushion.
DuBarrypatternis of notflllo‘ beautyandeflectlfl
Irticles range in price mum
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Square-neck model with shawl collar, drawn-won! _
Model with long shawl collar, drawnwork, and pleat? '
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minor FOREIGN rants, . .. con-y'- sun
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Manama/mam
Om Every Eveninz til 9 P. M.—Snturday 10 P. I.
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