exclusively
blication of
to it or
end 1an
onetime-
Inshore-
' NOTICES
‘1“ F. and A.M .
7 ' i l South
' Ind 3rd Tuesday of
iii-l and August except-
“11.4511 Master Masons
m mutually invited.
56A}. Lowuoss, w. M',
”ERT M. WILCOX Secy.
convocation 0! Butler
,3. 'A. .\ .. u. ‘
h hour. and he 11
. ' Who
were éa «mas! Th‘e
othe‘i' atei are? 11M to~dishfimh
hate in their choice or farm helpers.
The agricultural labor turn over has
been almost as wasteful as the indust-
triai one. of late. Anything which
will decrease it by getting the right
man in the right job in the first place
is -to be welcomed.
c...-
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, IKummer to Get $5, 000
for Riding Man o’War
Clarence Kummer. the jockey. 'gti‘ll
13c celve 55 mm foul-riding Man-9' War
in the 37-10110 maten mce aim
Co munder J. K. 1.. Rou' Sir part'on
at Keuilwoxth. \Vinc‘ieor. 011t,;on O'c-
tober l‘.‘.S:1muel i‘ iddle. buiier of
the great three-3e-ar old. agiccd to
pay that sum to the lad yesterday aft-
ernoon. ’l'hls sum is one of the larc—
rIst ext-r offend to n jockey in this.
country for riding one 'e». .Zl‘ovl
Sloan received mum-o fro the lufe
W. C. IVhitnry for coming: ere from
England to tide Didi) lion in in the
Futurity 'mme in 111 :1 dtcade 3130'
Mr. I‘ iddi Unit. 11 in: Belmont 1 'url:
stable. VisiefIdu; morning, to 90!: :1:
his colt. ‘in ibis or inlou the champion
revel look!l hen: A: .d Louis 1 ‘lS-
tel. the young thciucr who dexelnpe 11
Man 0' War airfield with him. 'lhc
colt was askml enlv to gallop roster:
day. and he did this as he always:
does——t'lghting hard .to be allowed to
run. The colt will have :1 last work-
out 011' Saturday morning.
4'
0 have Wuson go therk'l‘ }Mu‘is \T
Get it at muI .
-_8f01‘2 F
11118 isfiitllaokm
MEDQOIEI .
111mm '6‘
l
h“! waney or else have him pm “0P1 M'I‘I‘ 3”" T f
I 1111 ' "punished :‘Ul'f. .::~ ‘1'} .1 In lhiril Mile .-
DtES: Gearges Carpentiei. the heat, ’ “" ‘ S "’1 fl” for $1; ..
I 88" weight champion of Europe. who is K in“? It! 3.577-511?
. matched to box Battling L8\in81Ql cu l.‘.-'1 II-tStll .13 C.
m ' ' ' l ‘ l"""ll l‘l)"'1'r.,.‘l‘l Oi
twelve rounds at the Arena. A. C. Jer- .9 ." . .- .p .
put 'se! City. October 12 and is training “9“”? "'I“ .7: roll]... 1.1. .l
.. it Summit. N. J.. did his ilrst, workout A"; 'yl'l‘.“ “I,“ .m "h“
I. — ‘2’ ‘esterday afternoon in the nrnmnt“l% ' _~ “l“ ”I.“ “Um" ‘
1'," :11 {3'3 ‘1m.11'n~1:n'.1 it is until 1115 110.1‘...,....’ie 111111 \xlunIng‘ from
Lie ~8'l0ulld; up and down for Selka. jllHl :1lm1I1 to tnlw im- r:1I e. .1111]
D - service, causing the {111211 ht at to be i-"lu'll 1\'v 1' I
% gen m‘les long. eighteen int :;1'iil Thu: '13" for :1 (lheision. lmllu-
I. ' road “I” u 1‘ about :1“ _ l? i". 1:. mile paid Eli: I '-1I ': 2
. . tter thn'n $451100 u ”I“. .':1,l ticket. the longest palm» ml the 1
fr .1t seem e: .pensive if its per- """I; ' l l I . E
, ~y ivere not considered. . ".1.'.‘»1.sleru {Ulrit'illull ‘n..1..3 lHl' " In , ,0 .
- oundation was is d for 1r.) ::-31-.11~-o|.1 trotirrs for :1 11W- » w‘d“ “ ‘ )0 b‘ch't’
[0,5, .1rface. This 51mm“. fa u.” 400“ 'usthe bcst cxcnt. and i1 i1 ~11 I' you ll iii. '31.". (l genuine
- at n“. crown of» the load. "my (lt' -€1- :111- 11 a lleld of (.\¢ 1 ll» 1. .I Ill-C29? Oi IiPl‘lOd furni-
, hes at the sides, and is taking :1 n( w record for the 1‘.1.‘.l lnI
.mughout with quarter- his second heat. when he trmt ml in - lili‘a ‘
‘, mesh. In engineering and 20.5%. Tht first half of the tire! mile w 11
Lost the entire project can was stepped in 1: 01 with lMu ”tr. 1;. z... means, read
.al‘t'l'ase modern ollicc build- \ostet-Ix chasing the IrritIs1.-- I. . Ill' 1 'I-IIIII— 'l-‘tli 2'1 and lilusic."
lame; ma rm l(‘l‘(‘ 11m it s 1'11: 1 In. 1- f- . "“t‘
offtke roads previously built in each heat was \' ith 515111 l. l'llllil I -‘ 'l' “ "' ‘ wonder“
““25 route have been lllvle to which ('Hr'ia time inilhi in .... h M HI 1: ult‘ 'il'ld' furniture
' I ‘i1ii'der the hme' motor »-Callili'--"ii1. _. 1'11:
- g WhiCh film's over.tl=1'111 (‘on- The three (lllll'l' events 111‘ nuts- \.1- 11 ' P‘m" ' ‘ 'it 05 it umoids.
.fl. or to withstand the v-vtl‘t'nIc-s not up to Stoddard. ’l‘he 11::111 pm T,~- Alfred Fox
81h" and in .111 sumxfor which formers (llIl not iii: the chilly illilh'f‘ . -Piano 00.
. region in religious. l-Zvery spring phere H‘I‘IiJ-V‘J‘ -"~""' ”W"- 1‘ ‘ ! 85 No. Main St.
‘te yP""' '.H seen them wrecked. Warning \(‘oIWIhv turkey-.- 'l‘ruttiuy: '
l ' s and causing au‘i- ’1.1‘.1- i-I stlnigbl heats, hm in \Irg; -
mud thcii contents 011W“ “an2 The Board of.“ " PM"?
you}?! ll 'fling‘m :1 hill] let) starters. but llul Mm 1.. l'wi I - ... ’/
no ixmncrlian-ly cxpa-n- 1'13er no faster than 2:041. in "1 ' ‘ ..,__.—~»-'
alter he was butt‘n ih( lir1~l 5.9% III"
{tame to seem the. truest
11$ sprt-of road that pays.
~ ’ -p&.\'ers are begin-
Wind learning to pay
Morehovei it is the
sake) of which all the com
' rough which it passes
mm! as may the men who
" king and build-
! .——‘____
(.UOD sliCl'Rl'l‘IES.
financiers are advising
l
Russell Boy. Louis Grail: 1. :I . -
best of the 2: (>3 pnce'.18 whit l1 \. ~11 :2.
slow as 2209-, the first boot.
1
just now to buy stocks——
inn genvrnl, but securities,
groups “hit-'1'. Ihs-v consid—
sound and :1' bargain
They suggest
. ls. motors and steels."
'cr- is excellent. “Here are
.1111 stocks in tho market
gwiuml now. when
vldcnll Inning ponei
posaihillties .111c'onsldei-
specially desirable to turn
0. small investors to such
save them from the Ponzis
oil and mining stock sharks.
1 gt-nexaldt'olmwiug of this
‘0 mofe than benefit the pur-
lt 'wyuld’ strengthen the
Guild éocnrities and encou-
e bmctindustrtcs of the coun-
_, would provide funds for u
‘ lea] of Improvement and con-
r, that are badly needed and
"'5‘ “kid ‘othoxwise. This
' true of the railroads.
'73“- 1 still sounder advice if
‘ . : o invest more
It is
any more
s —— anyone
. . . understands
resent quotations.
ever. can be made
te. .munic.ipal coun.
' p bonds. which pay a.
a t
1
bonds.
spen
. , n
in order to
lamorous public
.I a. shade less se-
in public useful-
profitable are in-
: nd"Warious indus-
ox‘ recognized
. ’17.11i.‘l HANDS.
'Agricultural Associa-
to get the right kind
'on-the_ right kind of
)s'tahiishcd a. bureau in
son on without charge.
lifts out those unsuited
1'.
£3 no'longo-i matter for
ed hand 12' ho. applies.
1-..v~;1.I,
:1 [so adopted.
ing of Trinity .li::'.: thxh hold 11::
night, the. following oilicers were
elected:—
President Leon S \Voeri.
Garfield.
Bernard Nauinberx.
and Edward Kosmeeki.
ot' the success-.111 farmer is
“ex and highh skilled. An
‘» 2:111 soon learn what
0 is willing to put
1 ,
" mrly in life. lured by
”rainbow." Third. the"
who have long been in-
TRINITY MEN'S CLUB ELECTS.
At the pomimned semiannual muct
Vice-president«Arthur Meade.
Secretary—Arthur Garfield.
Financial secmtnrykrlfimest Taylor.
Treasurer—John 'l‘uttle. l
Auditors—How’zir Acton and Allllill"
Executive committee-«John Tutlle,
Howard Acton
Iare barkward
Zimmerman Fired After
Ila-011nm] l1:1s IN (11 [ruining fol sev-
l du3- ;. Both men completui tlu ir
.11k1uls veslcnl: 13'.
lInnu dl.1t¢l_\ upon his arrival Brit-
‘lt-ll posted $10,000 to bet that he will
win the contest.
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MIC!I SCHOOL NOTES.
("kisses in Free lland Drawing and
:Th“i‘:llilli: hem. n wash today at 1:15
wah \li;: s lloulon in Room 15.
.\l:1ke- up (lawn-s started today. The
pupils who are going to college or
in any subject, should
join those classes.
Many new members have Joined
the Athletic Association.
the
Law r“ '
to-day perhaps the
some mysterious
fox-1,011 and which,
gone. Undentand.
talking about spend-
That is optional.
y suggest that you
rug and reserve it.
we 11‘ lair“? pt
Iowfflllflii "153 (3::
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Our Enormous
Price Reducing Campaign
NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF THE STORE HAVE WE BEEN SO WELL PREPARED TO
Hundreds of ,Wonderfull Bargains
Stocks Have Been Reduced 111 Price and Great Qualities of Merchandise H ave.
A T hree-Day
“OFFER THE PUBLIC SUCH VALUES.
Been Procured Way Below Market Price
EAST NOR WALK
My
Mrs. Edwin Li. lnuke hull chnrgv
of the'decorutlons.
Those in (‘llill‘g't‘ of the various
Luellu: “'1 re:
Tit», street 1l«.-p:u'tment is busy
pairing bud pint-(s In the
on l‘.:wt avenue.
The rain): wrnthcr today
many who bud plmmed to
(10111 doing so.
H033 still be rslst ln breaking street
Ii',:l1..-1 in spite oi the heiuy penalty
thni nilm‘hls‘ t0 lllt‘ act.
-l\l‘1xs Adelaide Wortmunn of New'
llun u. is the guest of relatives on
Rust avenue for a few days.
.\‘1~s Mildred Baldwin. of Second
c11w: lit-s lunl u tilt-phone Ill-‘iulhi‘.
:11 her home. the number'being 806-3.
Alter refreshments 11nd been
served the happy company broke up
voting a very pleasant erening spent.
The Alplnv of Bridgeport are
to hold a Show dinner at the Dorlon
House or. .' ilmday afternoon of this
re-
p:1\cnu'!lt
prevenl- 1.
8’0 llfiillnz‘
week. _
Mrs H. ,. I J. I‘url'. 11ml ["0 chil-
dren.,« : ~11illr. .‘J...:a.. urc ”34.1an
with ’l llonn h H. '<‘:11:. of Fourth
street. ‘
Thn fidlea‘ Ali'- Stash t}. 411‘ ll:.- l'ZuJIi
nu'nue . . huu'h. disputed of rou-
tine bust.“ the Y‘Il‘f‘luif". l1: id yeah
lerduy aft!- . at the 'cllulch.
tainment tomorrow (41min; the lust
of the fair. as “ell
The various booths were handsome-
ly decorated and the decorations wel‘l'
appropriate as \wll. 'l‘he euudy booth
in particular looked especially :11.
tractlve with its ll1'(‘0l‘all0l18 of candy
canes and at her confection.
A number more of] [fill
I..l1‘v'."ll1 “I n. is 1 Hm: 1':er .\'I- n
r'qu- 1,’ haw been tiled “t1 1- u 1
(‘lrlk ii: .‘In It 1. Smil‘i a ’r- n ' l'r.n11
to the list g'hcn In the Sentinel vcs-
tertiary;
in a few day..
\Vllllam ll. Sniffin. of [Mlle avenue.
has severad his connection. with the
Bridgeport linrdwure MItnul'ncturing
(’ompanv. to take :1 respdnslblc posi-
tion “ith line I' lldi‘l‘\\00d Typewriter
Common in Hurllord. .1
Beginning-111.31 Sundavcvcnlnz the
time of the services at the East ave»
nue .\i. H. church will be changed
from 7:45 to 7:30 o‘clock. while the
Epwortn League meetiugtwill be held
at 0:43. instead of at 7 o‘clock.
Fancy work booth. Mrs. E. F.
Smith: domestic booth. Airs. irvlng' l..
Hadley: cake and pie. "lrs. Everett
S. Marsh: ir'e (rs-am. Mrs J. H. llun-
dle: mystery booth. Mug E. K. St.
John; candy booth. Mrs. 6.1“. Smith;
punch. Mrs. P2. ll. Smith; lunch
counter. Mrs. Leslie Gorliun.
Encouraging receipts greeted the
workers on the committees of the
East Norwalk Improvement Associa-
tion annual bazaar when it closed last
in attendance. The baznzir opened at
6 o'clock yesterday site‘s-noon. _and
closed shortly after midgight. Jt is
to be continued tonight 3 tomorrow
night.
During the evening an: entertain-
ment of songs and violin solos'wsu
given by Miss Mildred LovejoY. 30-,
prune: Mrs. W’llliam Craig. soprano:
Benjamin J. Thomas. bass. and Ma:-
ter Harold Braisted. violinist. The of-
ferings of the artists were treutly ap-
preciated and there were‘ may en-
cores.
It will not be long now it was stut-
ed yesterday, before the ole-mun
car: may be run on the uvenue
(or wheré'the
only where
s
(glam
estate.
”\;
evening. there having befin oxer 200!
l
jlhn Advent Christian church on Sun-‘
jliav evening in place of the usual ser-
j<harge of the reading and the choir:
I
JACOBY’S
vices. Miss Carrie Velsor will have!
and chorus will sing. The titlc 01'
the service will be “Buy Ymu 0m:
Cherries" it be. 11;: founded on a temp- F
crance stor3. The (hair and (horns: NEW ALL
are rehearsing and reviewing the- ,
'xurh' tor ti P 'Hnlnz . I
A rm intmestlna and enjmable’ Sults Dressw
l
1
Coats
at prices that are most reasonable.
evening was spent at the Adicnlist
Pmsnnage Tues evening. when in,
spouse to an imitation gilen by the
women of UN" Church and congrega-
tion the men gathered and listened-
vcllh great delight to the expeilenoes
of the woman in earning five dollars
each towmd the mortgage on the 1181-1
sonnze. I
This was the result of a challenge.
by the men to the women. and with
a large banner with their motto “Vic-I
tory' printed theleon about thiitv- five
women grectbd about an additional:
number of men. resenting to themI
the sum of Two undrnd dollars the:
amount aeslgned to them. '
MASON S’ SUPPLIES
TheNorwalk Goal (’9’ Supply Co.
.2122;.:r-arrenzgrgramm".a Water 31., So. Norwalk, Conn.
:' h . ' d b,‘ h . . .
"I. “Ringgit" COAL AND woon
A very pleasing: feature (11‘ the even-
ing’s entertainment was the taking of
an offering which upon reciting an
original poem. was iirnmnlml 1n the
men with mom m-‘rrimvnl as a star“
toward their goal.
TELEPHONE 113
for tho convenience of customers, order: may be lett or
psyments nude at. Raymond Bron, once, 24 Washington St.
l‘f‘l- -. -I‘Jat -’-’-’-"’-
. '0‘
The unfinished 2:15 trot I... ' ' m ' Attempt to Bribe Kaufi I:IL%:::::II$I’L 0;:‘htTolgl‘tfit
Might Tell the remoxing nt‘ \" l' 1 “HUI-3W". 3“”)!- 3"-*"'-""”‘ J- “'3“: 111111‘lhls «Ix-ruin: All Illt‘llllw'x of
Fleming“ as P:1tri<l<"l‘or'ld ‘1 1111:: : “-11. “HIV-- ’lm'i-t‘m' of the Giants. told the “1.: p: ;i-,h . "" l'c Included 3 . be 111' ‘ruhi
it‘e putting up of \ :1lrI11line l-zII.i=a<1'(Ii-|Hli J'iii- )‘I'Bivl'lifll' ihut llelnle H
n for ‘1“. finnl mm mm“: no “00¢ 711.11111'111; 11 “as all'uppl'l l‘rom the The Board of llircelcu~ of the Dust
1 the 21:07 ll'o‘. lmttiu [3:112 Selim and INCW York lenm l..«-nuse information Norwalk improvement Assmlaunn
Peter 1.. each had won :1 hunt when “Ni “mil“ ‘0 ”W ~V York llHIiIfl-Ser will .hom :1 lit-(VH1 l‘.“. 1'”: N (‘om
darkness fell. that the third bus: :1 1.11 Offered 350 Imunlty hit” I‘” i140 0mm“ [his '3va
——-~-»»——~ ‘0 “I'Hlll' Kalli"! lo l.-'i|t ll.1n\v unmet. ing. ’
ll. & A. (;()l.l‘ (‘l I ll "I ilt‘lll‘H‘ Knoll \I:::: innocent," Sewing. mt usual. \Ilil l1. purl of tho-
ADOPT l'. \. l:l"l:~1IS-Ihl \lCGiuw, "hut l .id or Zim- business 01 :he Inkl‘ilHF, 1'! ”11' “'11
_ l/le‘rON. Stpl. :.;h ——'lh-- I 3I1l III“ rmfln I'VOn ilmllul: l . \. -t\vuuldIn1111'x Aulemry of ('lll’ihl church. in
.III’, Ancient Golf (‘lub. at St. II‘H'W‘III i'IJ'Ui't Mn 11." -1u:.e ll.~ Hillllln)‘ rt'bool rooms 01' iii--
71:5. has adopted the illit'l’flill‘lni ul III-' i \ II" HUN-l 1111-11 ‘ . Illb." I T'vllli‘ll. this afternoon.
run-s of golf :IIreudI " t"“-' 1* l __ . ’ _ l M111 Rithard Bland. of (loltafie St..
.u- l'niicd States Golf .‘1: Aer-W ;.. iii ll '()\-!.l.u.'\.\i’l1 twilo suffeled a broken hll rm somoI
inc changes included the o u- .-:1Im. I . hl\l. 'll)\l(.‘lll' Iweeks ago has l'Ln‘nmi I iii" of
luling‘ that the hull must not l'.\ 'Iil i'l-i"\'l3i.‘-T\IZ‘ i M“ \I'lii. 'N . thIr am to £1 'll‘ul (\lt‘fll ‘52:.) $th
1.1;? ounces in weight :.;1«l be l:~:...'l' l" ‘3‘" '1‘ 21:11}. ml no It: 1'“: 12111 lI(:\'l splints have been 19111“ ed
1.6": inches in dimnvsi: 1'. I" :1»; " 'I‘I' H'- (11.1113: with :1 luutv .
Penalties for lost l’.-Ill Inn on: 1.: of 111113 Irv-1.1M. lhitlou is m" Tali-1| 7"“‘I‘t‘ll‘l '_"“" "‘I‘l‘lf”. ”2:" :IIIINI'I‘I
bounds and Ullliiluu‘ I.. “II; 1114: “.1” in l.~.1\ 11-11 rounds; nilh llcmu i.\'0ll- ol .“.‘ ‘ h h'lf‘_“"Il,II’;I;I“ la'nIn‘t‘l I: v “1.»
iutions for match 111.11 ('l'llll‘SlH \\~ ~.- :mi. lishhvvinht «lmmpion. toniuht. '11:; “:I‘I‘I‘II'“I‘I‘I‘I‘I‘I' ‘I‘I‘III i‘n‘o’I‘m‘I. Jmlir.
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A list will be publ'fihcd with- I
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'1'“. "W 'i
wanna ammu'
OF.
Millinery, DreSses and Blouses
Tailored Suits—Tailored Slit-ts
A DISCOUNT OF 20%133 CENT. on all SILK and SERGE E3
DRESSES will be given TOMORROW and SATURDAY, , that l:
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3:. CHARGE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED 33
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Bills may be settled in weekly partial paymentsl: . /-'.
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