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<3.WA3HIAGTON STREET
So. NORWALRg.
Fall Woolens
are here for your
Tailored
Trimmed with the best of
Stylishly Designed Suits
ll rrlllllr
ll!':1
inspection.
in our owhllwork-
room by skilled men.
materials
and Overcoats
CITY NEWS
lncctinz: ol‘
('uuncil. Friday (‘\ oning.
doll untsw‘ lItll-nll.
)Tt‘lll')
lllSlLITl‘JllUll of
1b (-
-( Incpilw
sllnl\1ll'.
A. }{i".l“t'll"lll
an
Houlrr for Miss
or :2 T'l_\ln()lllll avenue.
has complc
International
Catherine g.
all;
l.‘
“to
Iul
the llllilllingl
All
01011
-—7—l)onnr*ll3*'s \‘lctroln Store. 18 So.
Main
every cl‘cning.
'l‘
Lnll
-\ll.ll~l‘\
In.
Strcct.
o
'l‘llzvl‘
TH ilt‘lll
$0011.
dance in tho
members of
litl'l ll \l.l\.
A
:1 n 3'
a l“
lrl'llooll :Il (‘alt‘
is open until 9 p. m.
football team intend to
Norwalk
lllI- 761931.711
beach suppr-r will be held Statur-
l‘asturc by
Y 113‘
Adult lllllle Class of East Norwalk .\l.
1'}.
o‘clock
-—~Coal at lowest prices Harris and
\
chl
3.
1'Tll
('lllh has he com:- n mllca for llfliu‘l7
21"-
I)“ I
"'h' Inor
1! IIIOHI ll.
millllllvnlrll
ll)
D II
I i
;
«TY—2.x - Jug -
ll
Meet at” the Church
54. 'l'.)
l"(‘ll.
(ll.
dark 01
Kola I II
at. 4
um Noun lk' Connlr3
Rood (. llCTILS of snllp-'
blues h: I3r lvceh reported“ by those
Ill-hill]; ofi.‘ {hi dock
I“!
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. ..
ll..
,,.
lrllmlnng‘n
lj.
T24
"J—
.__. €233
1-4. 7-2“ 7;
id. :5“ LJ;::-:.. , ‘15.
7.,
~—_..._._.
(‘oagressnlan
of Nurwnlk. has hccn
by the llclnm‘l‘ntsof
malor. His
will TH.‘ l". l.,
1")l‘ll‘lu‘lllll:
l inl‘ws plzlcl
lllll‘l News.
)T'
Ila Hon.
(‘Olll pally.
g ('Ill'ly
Sale
7.7ln’s barn. Thurs.
lr'lld" .lvv'”
l‘ 1;!
"-7 homo ol‘ llr. l",
Illh )lnln stl'ccl.
-».l Saturday. under the
'-l Woman's
I‘V‘ll, [Cast
. l lgl ll'
(‘7. no
No r3311 l k.
Joseph llroillcrlon
”Mllilllican
today.
Auxiliary
.Tcrcmiah
1‘?-
that.
on.
hcad of
The
nc\t month.
or (‘hrist Church
l" rid a 3_
.4...
Rain is lwlnr: held in the
and
J“>§'5‘
han-
lo-
aus-
of
The
o'clm-k this morn-
..l. r and
l.-ll<l"l' m3- Wo-rmc. oi' the
(in l"rl7\ I'm-It. X0112. Amer-
-. Iml;:_\ are rcprescnllnz
.l TTH' Slum- convention.
7mm: Tll‘lll ill New Haw-ll.
mm (!])(‘l‘.1'l‘ today and will
A I\ :lllrl Saturday.
l'lll
~<0<
Appliances
ial room for fitting.
«In-Powell Corp.
NOR \VAI’IK
‘ll_
‘ We
.113 l-ried But TWO.
Years“
9 nd have accumulated .
over $500 in our Saw
lugs Account. ”
l'l-l‘luillly a good
lr‘.‘v>l'll.
runs only :1 “moderate
They deposit a
r‘w-lillilc amount in their
:mlillgs account every
law Wl'C‘kS and live on
”20 I'vnnlindcr, This is
llll' surest road to finan-_
l‘llll independence.
.~ ll.ll'3',
Have Been
as the husband.
I‘ll (‘N‘
has TH'CH arrallg
ml.
and Surgical
i
,-
Eli; moo. Koawm ._ g
“ 7—7— “ '5 —-:———--~
:32} ..._.. . v _
TEE: , Repairs are being made to the “fall
‘nfitrcct railroad bridge today.
7? .. .“.. m
‘52:; Routine business wastransaciefi at
1'}: a meeting of \Velcome Stranger-
....-.l..odge. Sons of St. George. held last
42' “night
,3:
l??? ——Buy your coal at Harris and Gang.
Ki; Boys creating a disturbance at
fin Madison and Franklin streets. last
":3 night. were complained of to the po-
" lice. last night.
3
. Knight Street A. . LI.
- meet this ev enlng at the home of Mrs.
omu‘ésniau III-dark Green. 7m
and Tan colors.
E.K.BANKS
mumm 30m
The Allen C. E. League of
E..'church will
I Ionk Middleton.
Third street,“ Eabt
Norwalk. -
—'I‘he Mahackemo Hotel will serve
table d'hote dinner at $1.00 for the
season starting next Sunday.
Rev. Rob Roy. of the. American
lHomc Crysaders. will be at the Knight.
“Street A. M. E. church. Friday eevn-
ing. The public l's invited to come
and hour this great speaker.
William Brookcr was arrested lau’t
night by Patrolman John Flynn.
North Main street, for operating a car
without any registration. He was
fined $10 and costs, amounting to SI?
in all. in the downtown court. ' thls
morning.
—-—The Mnhackcmo Hotel will serve
ltable d'hote dinner at $1.00 for the
.seuson starting next Sunday.
I
l-
xlcl‘OI-nlack. :I noted business
today was the speakf-I- at
luncheon ol‘ the Kiwanis
at tllc‘ Norwalk Comm-3-
)lcCorlnack talked on “The
or. the-
1‘23 cry
H. S.
counsellor.
the weekly
clml,’ lIc-ll‘l
l'lu‘u. .\ll'.
Hunlan Equation of Business;
l-Ilelnents in tho Blake‘up 0L
l‘Ircc-ullvln” .
r—Aaron Kohn's for awnings.
(‘omplainls wwro nlarle to the D0-
lion last night that the re was. a man
lixing on Oilk strcet “ho pla3s the
('Olnvt all night long. anl
onl3 tulll- he“ kilo-33‘ was "'1‘
Hum oi Slll‘lll‘ll('r."‘ The fuel that
Illcie “as onl3 onc r-oR hit grew
Iaillm tilvsonn to Hit neigthIs. who
he. Last
r
0!] ‘
that the,
' Ptflnuuber at the City: Hall by Town
_-'Clérk Herbert R. Smith “and the .54
lectmen or the city. on Saturday or.
this week. from 9 a. .111. until 8...». m.. ‘
and. on ..Saturday the 24th.
Town Assembly Hall at
hours.
the '
8V8 uue.
First district.
Mebelle J“-
17‘ rank Hormak. 0! ll!
arm;a
l.f)r 17‘. I; Burnell.‘
reported to the police
doctor.
TICE
day.
before the Cit3~ Court.
3e§terdaiy.
intoxication.
ed a baker's w.agon
judge indicated how he
complaint by
11638.
like a case that should
to make the
to impose
iomobile while d runk.
compluilll- ll ’
:l
—.\li>‘.~' “'(‘III'
will open Friday. Sept. 18th 33ml the
,lpp, 591mm“: :clfoficv alter fruit!!! 3/-
'l‘ ll c
llopc Nose Married Mens'
(h Illengflng lllc Newspapelmcn 5 Sim
lo a game to bc plan-d m the near fu-
tlll'c. 'l‘lle "Smokc- eaflteis'
gln‘: that they
of the Scribes. The latter. hone-3n
arc just as conflllont of trimming up
tlll- lil'vmr-n and have said so.
—Coul at Harris and. Guns;
A Sl‘Ol'l' of Norwall; poople are plan—
llinu to illli‘lld the dance to be in tin»
Slate t\l'lllOl",‘v’.f'lll Danbllry. on Tilt-s-
llay -c3*enin5:( September 273 Jullll
Tll“‘lrl‘.lll is in charge of the (lfllli'f‘
Frankie" Gail's orchestra. which has
l‘llrllishcll'tllc music during lTH‘ sum.
nlcr. at lloton Point. will play [orllm
dancing.“ .
a
—-10 Dancing Lessons $5. Private.
Policy's Tel. 1057.
Guests at of Royal James hoicl last
night were: John Y. Jollnlngs n-Ill
,“ROth‘rt lllckson. ol‘ Springfield. Mass.
‘l’rank Doze-loll. of lll‘ockton. Mass. J.
\V. VVllalon. of lloston. Mass. Mrs.
Alex Pt‘ltl'l'fion. Philadelphia. Pm. Mrs.
Mal; Grundnl-r. New York. Mr. and
Mls. \V. K. Cornell Pittsburgh. Dr
John (". llllllltt. Tom Adams, \V‘a3m-~
PIL. Z, Q. C. Clark Boston. Mass. J.
A. llorlln. Providence. ll. 1.. and Mr.
and Mrs. J H Sullhcry. Quincy. Mass.
IF-—heedless of the fin-
tare—3 ou (in 7 wrth‘
the tide then Woe be-
tide your future.
ooking a h e a d,
quf 3033' against the
tide you'll arrive sooner
than you expect rift.
- “ no more or you ’11 land
. on. the rock humid coast
all distress and (impair.
Save“ mdha have! a.
t
The 7
Jam? Nationali~
I: SI-_ll.ool of Dancing~
Social Class which will be divided lntol
ll.l -l c S“
so mil i am is Lllousl3 considering 9",":
l
we brag- like Islam
can beat the tar out here‘dliur3 king of l
l
l
Voters “will “be made “in“ theycouucll '
while riding his bicycle on Eljk‘ anemic,
yesterday noon. was «struck by an an.
tomcbile- warmtmtlon numbers of
Which were 75-913 Connecticut. The
boy was cut on the forehead. leg and
mi wasattended at the omce oi“
llucker. Who also took the boy to the
—The cider mill a: 74 Taylm will
keep open every; Tuesday and Sutur-
Homer L. Beers of Westport. was
He was fined 8282;:huving
beén found guilty of operating an au-
tomobile while under the influence of
liquor, also with reckless driving and
His counsel entered a
demurrer. the accused made no plea.
and an appeallyas taken tolhe Court
of Common Pléas. ItcBeeI-s is guilty
as charged. it would seem: as if he
ought to be thankful that he was not’
sentenced to jail. His arrest folio“-
cd a.co}lislon in which his car wreck-
The
various. ofifenses mentioned
making the fine $200
for driving while intoxicated. S75 for
reckless driving and $7 for
It looks upon the face oi‘
looked'in the "safety week" campaign -
that is about to take place.
public highways safe
a jail sentence
person who is round operating
license ought. to be revoked as a mat-
ter of course—Stamford Advocate.
. in the
the same
Editor Sentinel:
Ere déiii-Ived ot‘the “8m“
cases lit-our city,
hance
rem
Bldg: street
Adams. 1;. S. ~N..
in Sol-walk.
mg of the L’ beacon Lynn
last June.
blockade.
‘demands of navigation.
The boat was Weakened
Norwalk
regarded the
in the
Navy Department.
was going out to be sunk
here shipsllape.
instead of
make
“wooden plugs.
dr‘mken'hcstified to b."
. . " *4—
W .‘ . . '
‘Mrs. Emil Helnlns. 1°! .22 ~North MR. CHASCE THANKS
was operated
upon at“ 2 o‘clock yesterday morning“
for acute appendicitis at the Nor-walk
Hospital. Dr. George W. mwcett per-
formed the operation. assisted by Drs.
Pen-v and. Franklin G.“
Brown. She is doing, nice-LL.“ the
hotpital today it was reported.
submarine [7-111 was built
both as to matefial and workmanship.
in the’ opinion'iof Captain
industrial manager
at the Portsmouth navy yard.'~ He ex-
presed his opinion in testimony. yes—
terday, llefore.lllle naval board: of in-
quiry which is‘ipvestlgating the sink—
mumps
There are many kinds of afflictions
in the human family. and the worse of
these. to my mind is that of blindness.
and it is no respector of persons. color
or creed; therefore we and many who 7
saa- of the
theié‘. is Edward J.
*fiho'. lost hls’ieveslght three
and he hath
of? host of friends who have been
helping him along and giving concerts
for his benefit and null! he wants to
thank the many known and unknown:
people who have helped in anyway to
make life more pleasant for him.
3 snapathy
The matter was Rm
1’” “59"" GERMAN stmmmxn poonm'
pom.
BOSTON. Sept. 15..—The German
poorly
c, c.
Haven. Yam
Instead of using brass and
copper piping. he said. the Germans.
perhaps by the exigencies of
substituted steel and Iron.
with the result that corrlslon and rust
{made the submarine unequal to the
their
further. he
said. by the removal of certain parts
at Portsmouth. as ordered by
Because‘the, l"- 1 ll
the
in bombing
valence, it was thought inadvisable to
The use of
iron rivets.
other witnesses as a
“(probable cause of the submarinc's
not be 0\'('r- “paking and subsequent sinking. .Cap-
tain Adams thought had no bearing
One “"5" ion the loss of the boat, They had
“lumen lf-blg-ll under, pressure of forty
upon 030“ :pounds. 16- said While {It the time of
an {HI-
lhr <lnl ing
The driver's ‘
OI iin potmds' ‘
the. pressure was only foul
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.E'leVALK 'AND SOUTH
TR. USER SAL
300 Pairs of $4.50 New ,. Fall Trousers at
$2.95
(Two Stores):
NCR:ALK
em 87? Stevens
_.N.
‘4
E Lillle Miss élranor Hendrickson O 5." $5, .
. ll ll. tll‘.‘ (l bl? 'l‘ul of her little l ' ' I ‘f‘ 7* “'
Hummus AT Plums“: 4" . . . . - .7:. . .. ”. . . . .
, . ‘ , ., . - _ , llrllII-ls. 3csu7rdax altvrnooli. at her 7.~.§¢9’ «a , «00:00 «:69» .ofoozo'ozo‘oz’» ’90.”... W
Illtpé‘lE'I‘lfi' 111le: Sépt- “kW—W? ‘illoml- 'ln ll.IllSVllll‘ avenue. The 0Q“- “ . .“““’W. . . ‘57... .W. OW
113%”! grout: forum???“ ($11301 I“: ralen “as in can lIrIItlon or her lJlrth- > . _ \ , W, '
nu,- South Seas, is troubled by the dié— ‘33“, 331:3!:““1§.?.§.en§i§{e°§§nf?§ ”BLED BY“‘“YASHESG!:R"q-RAix mom-z “'03an PREACHERS BURGLAES ss‘l‘AS-H “.fi'bowht’
co3‘cr3' of valuable minerals on his. ,(7 7 . ' “I “ “ ‘ NEEDED-
,smmi “9” 7f’flflf;i,?"‘,xsogelig°us ”23h; slaw "BRITAIN. Sept.’ 15—10“ MEAUX. France. Sept. 15—13“—
The natives of the Austral Islands °" ““1; . g. 939‘ me. " ‘Llsot. 13:15.. “38 killed 1)" an 9- Ct- CHICAGO r, , glare who obtained I. 7 than ad
33(ro inc larnn-ls. megmu Riley “81 - . . Sept. 1..——It there were . 7 4- . < ..
do "0,“.2111, whim 1190an among them I nth ”m Ruhr Humor“ K9110“: ,bound pmger train near e cen- more women preachers in the pulplis, worth of boon I.” heir vaidifl“
"n" m” 1"" even obstacle ”035"“ i(‘lna ltmllun \lugaret l‘lahcri: fer pf-‘he oi” at b' 4'8 031°C}; this there would be more men in the smashed"’6ne 0" ‘““ pr.ce.e58 m
"r ”‘9 “33 0‘ Bumpeans ““0 “0"” Blrl a'n 33 .Iks lit IlelCth Shay. cm}- :‘mmnf' “‘7’“ “3. ":E‘Zlifiwt‘m“: :5; churches, 3:155 Madelem Southard. glass- wimiowswtu 3.17.5 5007: Seaman
5“”0 the" 1h") 0““ their 0“" llolil ll. liu z .Inli Malguereic Heu- rout. 0 angncoming re 3‘, -“hra‘f’i president of the International Assocl-' cathedral Of St‘ l...enne here. M
sclloonera and bring their inland plo- '(lTlEkSl . walked directu into the m1 0‘ .139 aflo“ of Vienna Preachers told mem- night, to 8313 GT“ ”338 ‘10 the “29:7
duce t9 Pupeeic from time to time. EV..— . other trulll. 13m 20m. was had?“ bers of that organization at their con» The3 rifled seven poor i“ th‘é'éo’n—
- . . , 7 , . I . ' .77.; ma 9 .
.aud can) back With them Sikh SUI" Jamrs s. “luau. who has been {nangled an? i P?“ {“2” “d1“ . lentlon here. .Mlss Southard accused tents of Whmh had been collected:
plies as they nee-d. Thu: (11:33 “‘0“! on the park r-Iy-‘rul‘l for a number of )3 {(1127.1an 0 a, cum ’ oun m P men of “ feminizlng the church." and iduring the evening. Ohmim‘m‘h‘k
frequent Visits 0E . Wile men's ,5. 55 33 .5 a . r urgel for we con.— ff” 5 _ . 9 __i"“~ asserted that it there “ were Increleqfimated' ndt‘ mm? rm‘diien‘w
sc'gionefiak k i ii“ rl-Il l lam moduli." Duiing \fr M'hlt- “ f l 5., women preachers. more men would all. told. g I ~ I“..;_-_g_._;.2.-.:x.‘;g —
19‘ C . secret 0 Univ awr- I... _\ 5 pm. .1; lm par .t h. h: ls made a become interested in church work. . . “ - - I “ “
siontaIIlfsal“opeu1::’that- film do 7 .(Il :lmst o: (5;. {3515 and ‘t‘hu' all will regret . Quoting Frances Willard. she said: BOATS Rt) 05‘ ”31““ m '
“on 33' 1|th men to come on “13"“, .5. him lea3aihis. .. Ill “Men have been preaching for two 7SOFIA. Sept. 15.—The mm ,
d w balsam er.
owned b3 France the
l is still in tho;
veto of the GovrrnonGc-nrrm- (If 'ln’"
lcolony :Ii l‘apc‘cte. ‘
Tlll- old king has rr-s-‘Illirwl - ill! '
tllT‘n!"*n('ll Q‘\DTOilall0ll (Ii his Island
and has attempted to mull) Yll‘.‘ prin-
ciple that a concession gin-n is not
Inlid in his dominion.
n11".
on Day
Dalgeo‘
NIllOOn at 1. :0 o'.clock
‘ versiiy.
from the Dav stri‘f‘t
taken. in his yard.
)IIDDLETOW'X
R.
«my. aged 66.
survive.
\Vhile Rurutu is part of the colonyl
gou rllllll ni
llirutli \3 “no llllf .
the afl'alls of his peollle subject in ll-
mnnurn “fin .s'rylquo 1.123!-
Inga.
Joseph 'Da‘lfeo. 6f Woodward al'e7
a uell- kown harbor m‘hat sec—
llon. “as m Iested this morning charg
(-rl “iih the their of lumber and sup—
plies from a house bclng c'Onstrucled
et by Charles Chariott.
held under bonds of $500
for a lllix’king llcfore Judge \oshurgll
in the downtown court tomorlou af-
Ahont a neg-k or so ago.
lby Chariott ”that l‘ml.co was chased
house and 33"as
was seal to drop some of the article!
MIDDLI‘ITO\\'X MAS DEAD.
Sept.
Crittenden. a former mayor and
vicc‘prcsldent of the “’ilcox-Criiten-
den Manufacturing Company. died to-
He was a Civil \Var
w-Iomn and trustee of \Yeslcyan Unl-
Mrs; Crittenden and a sister
mm
1% easytocatdcs ha
over-atrium mfigflwam
. window; ortoslipanbvcrggenfzrous
tiptothewaiteI-aficratoo-cosfly
inéal. Such
money «sly
become habit; a. habit that never builds
anything. _
MI’MW
Wqutoccmcaligg-g
(If
hanvls .i "ll .
a man as ion
out a hat is because we
it is said
$2.50 $3.00
15,—Albert
The only: wagon it doesn't «take
as a woman to pick
most of the work I‘Or him.
He is just as partic' ular... He
ought to be more so.
He wears his longer.
FALL HATS
Iacoby’s' ‘
12.14 4330th Ma'm Street
has e done
t
$3.50
deedsof the slimand
.i stout,
Wt]:
greenback
labitthztmakesit
. “4......“ ma...“—
_vafietmeachdaybmtmmcero
"$er and is sold at 10¢ per 1703.:
' STYLE
SPECIALISTS
Here you are aided
in your purchase by'
a “sales force who
. thoroughly u u d e r. .
stand'7 the individual
. -l(-\ -7”-.....~._«4.-
Y”
7..-“-.«n ton-I- n Ian-7706‘ mu‘é:-;_~.S— .5
1.20 Washington St.
So. Norwalk, Conn.
*Tel. Norwalk‘ 736
-M.
The Royal Auto Painting Co.
sHave moved into their new dust proof
shop, doing high class Auto Painting
and Trimming.
Corner South Main Street and
Woodward. Avenue. " 7
ram rustle _
From now until“ further notice the
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
Carpets, both washed and dry cleaned.
PHONE 969
Also Upholstering o? Limousines
First Class filming
AJRAIERL
.1" a
Sci-III Main streeté honing: mm... .
Phone Shfi
Former! wtih Blue Ribbon Body 00.
y BridgepOttZ "
Has Fine Bread.
The kind of bread that is algal-ant.
n: the Sanitary Bakery Bade Brood.
All varieties are baked here. many
.mndan 1n the week when special
,‘ bread is baked. Gluten Bread is
sold at 25¢ per loaf: entire when“
bread is made on Wednesday and
o
I
PHONE 901 _
have reduced prices on all Rugs and -
All orders called for and delivered. .
Auto Tops, New and. Renovated .-
The ‘Saidtary Bakery “ “
made tramway and Monday
thousand years and the large majoriiy
of their converts have been “women.
Suppose that women should share 2hr
preaching power, would not the III"-
;‘ority of their converts be men?"
of Mr.
has rcturxmd
Main sin-ct.
Theodore Hayes. son
Mrs. Clln‘ord P. Hayes.
to his home on South
that he is recovering nicely from an
and “
His friends will be pleased to know‘
operation at the Bridgeport Hospiml.
l
.gox e; nznent has accepted in principle.
the proposal of the. British river an»
or .Iie on the Danub'e to florm‘ :3-
fAlzgloTlu'gtarian compdnv run
fiboats on t‘.. It r‘l3e.r This proponli _
'(70D‘0'ms to the general policy Ital-V
‘mved by England in respect to the
Danube tending to give to Mindf-“i
ii" pwlmndel'ant position} luhthe giver"
:lc of this international wan-my.
(“3
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Transportation Co.
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