. ‘is what; makes the soda. ‘: fountain! flew fftlély—éthe ice cream focusing worlr. long hours. v. r ’ Using Only PURE MAT- ERIALS in the making of each, makes our fountain—— our ice cream parlord most popular. . 5! washroom can. ‘ HAVE THE SENTINEL Sent to your vacation ad- . dress. Address changed as frequently no request- ed. lNNNL NENN NNlES. Mrs. Clifford Comstock is in New York today. __.._ O'E‘Ladies’ and gents’ hats renovated. —-————_ Miss Jennie Cahill of Seymour place, is visiting friends in New Britain Miss Madeline Tyler is visiting friends at South Salem and Bedford. Harry Cousins. of Brooklyn, is the guests of his parents in Franklin ave- nuc. '-—Brown's College Office open even lugs until 9 o'clock for enrollment. Mr. and Mrs F. B Coleman of High girlclit have returned home from New Miss I izzic Nichols. of Stamford is visiting friends at the old Kemp farm Norwalk Miss Margaret I. Claven of Connec- ticut avenue, is the guest of friends in New Britain. .. ‘ “M“ ——-Everythlng desirable in ladies“ and children’ s muslin underm‘ar. Speciasl ty: Cor sct (overs 25c upward M. ‘ Smith & (To. Mail-carrier Jeseph Tammany, took a day off yesterday. Jesse O. Seaman took his place, Frederick L lngcrsoll of Lowntics avenue is entertaining Fred Barren of Bridgeport. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Nutting, of Georgetown, intend to move to South Norwalk in the near future. —You should have your house or store decorated rrpou occasion of Nor- walk‘s Zitlth anniversary. Lot ilcnc» dicti. neudealor, have a chance to (0 t. The father of Mrs, E. 0. Weed has returned to. his home after spending two weeks at her residence in Fair-field avenue. Mrs. Willlaru Richards of Springfield Mass” is visiting at the residence of Mrs Charles B. Stevens in Fairfield avenue Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Littlewood are stopping at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Tyler. of Gerard Place, for the month of August.” —-LATEST NOVEL OUT. —Chlckens Come Home to Most, at T. J. Magner's.' H...» Mrs. H. H. Griswold. wife of Dr. H. ll. Griswold. of New Milford. was suc‘ ccssfully operated on at the Danbury Hospital. yesterday. Miss Marni Wood, who has been the guest. of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. ll. C. Fox. of South Norwalk. has returned to her home in Stamford. ~~-Clam chowder served free tonight at Spahr's New Hotel. corner Water and lviavlland streets. Mrs. Robert A. Loire and children. of 10 Patch street have returned home. after spending s'cvcral weeks in New Y ()l‘lf. New Jersey. Bridgeport and Nor- walk. The Danlnrry Hospital has now twon- ty-l'our patients. and the force of nurses is taxed to cure for all of them. All the rooms are occupied anti the words have many patients in them. NNLENNNN N LNNNLN, THE andmns. s was aruca'rmoawmc so waeume'rou sr. so. NonwaLK W You will find complete OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS at both or‘our‘nroron; witi. room on , [racially ilttcd up for that purpose. Spectacles and eyeglasses fitted by the most improved Methods and satisfaci [lion guaranteed. if you are having trouble with your eyes, if your glasses do not suit you. it you are subject to headaches or have been fitted by In in. no urine item. position with Raymond Brothers. , n...— Miss Grace M. Bucknam. of Main tweet. leaves Monday for Syracuse. Stow, of High street; at Spahr‘s New Hotel, corner Water and Haviland streets. held tomorrow night, at the South Nor— walk Methodist Church. .-w——-——- 2 o'clock, this afternoon. Rev. J. McClure Bellows has returned and will conduct the service at Grace Church, tomorrow. as usual. at 10:45 a. In. mToys, sand pails. shovels, special run on box note paper, 19c Hammocks gilt] hammock pillows. 0. Mrs. Sadie Lynch, of Winnipauk. is reported to have tried to commit sui- cide, last Tuesday, by taking a dose of iaudanum. George Sprange. of Springwood ave- nue. was bitten on the hand by a dog. Thursday. Dr. A. H. Baldwin cautcr- lzcd the wound. Colonel Samuel Daskam, of Norwalk, was in New York. yesterday on busi- ness concerning the 25 0th anniversary of the founding of Norwalk. Attorney and Mrs. Leo Davis, of Hen- ry street, East Norwalk. leave. Mon- day. for a few weeks‘ vacation in Beth- lehem, in the White Mountains. _ —Thc latest style derbles. Chester S. Selleck and Dr. E. Edward Selleck, of Norwalk. left this morning, for a vacation trip for a few weeks at Connecticut. Lake, New Hampshire. O'Brien Albert R. Kendrick, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hoyt 194 South Main street. has returned to his duties as assistant passenger agent, at the Boylston station, Boston. The guests at the. Norwalk Hotel are: Joseph E. Clark. .lr.. Brooklyn; 1“. B. Stiles. Hartford; George D. Baldwin. Clinton. Conn. and William A. Curtis. of Norwalk. Miss Minnie Johnson of Henry street and Miss Mary llcclrham. of Lowndcs avenue, who have been visit- ing relatives in Philadelphia and At- lantic City, will return today. on the Harlem. Captain James B. Costello. of Hope Hose Company. and W. E. Riordan, of Norwallr. who have been visiting the Pan—American Exposition and Niagara Falls. are expected home tomorrow evening. ——Speclai values in taffeta ribbons all colors and widths. liltgc yd. Wu would ask your attention to our new and complete assortment of ladlcs' fancy combs. M. S. Smith & Co. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Moore Struycr the former being rector of the South Norwalk Congregational Church. have. arrived at Somers, Conn. Mr. Straycr. at one time, occupied the- pulpit in that place. J. A. liislop and Company call at tcntion to their specials. The firm us as this word intelligently. to use‘ it lightly means little or nothing. Read what they have to say about the mat- ter in their ad. Rev. Mr. Curtis. of Norwalk. will preach at the South Nor-walk Baptist Church. tomorrow morning, and Dea- con llurr'y Scoileld in the evening. Mr. Hubbard will occupy his pulpit the fol- lowing Sunday. Hurry Byingttm will have charge of the early morning prayer meeting, in the IbDWOl‘lh parlor. in the Norwalk Mcthodlst (‘hurch tomorrow morning. at 9:30 o‘clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all. strangers especially. —Dr. M. S. Rosen, ocullst and aurist can be consulted in the parlors of the Mshackemo Hotel. on Tuesday and Fridays. between the hours of 1 and 5 n. m., and daily between 9 and 12 a. m., 6 and 9 p. m., at 615 Fairlield ave- nue, Bridgeport. Eyes examined and diseases treated. There will he services in Trinity Episcopal Church, on Sunday morning. Holy Communion at 8. and Morning Prayer and sermon at 11 o'clock. All mcrnhers of other churches who may be unable to attend services in their house of worship. and strangers in the city, are cordially invited. The usual services will bo hold in tho Goauol tent at. Bell island. tomor- row: Bible school at 11 a m.: preach log at 4 p. m., by Rev. Edward Bell of New Canaan; liivangolistrc services at a. not Mr James and others will speak at the Rotou Point service at 7 o'clock. unaakct-sent Pneumatic Surrey ror sale. Price 3175. Apply to Luther M. Wright. Tire Loona‘rd street baseball nine do» rented the Water street team, yesterw day afternoon in a score of 0 to 0. Al hart Wright was pitcher and Otto Rice catcher of the Leonard street team, and James Girrailrlu and Francis Guneria acted as pitcher and catcher of the Water street nine. slug & Cora Norwnlk pharmacy. launched his model skloiaclr. "Lillie." yesterday. which has recently been out West order by the owner. The l‘u - ‘ “Lil lie” well built by Mr. scorers. and , ‘ from bar ilucs demonstrates thilt h it aggfinr but line as well ‘ Engineer Blrdaell. has resigned his W’Mr‘s. Duncan McCormick. oi Mon-‘7‘ treai Conn. is vlsiplng Miss Fannie; ; . rubidium chowder served free tonight . . No Epworth League meeting will be. The Naromake Gun Club is to hold a . - shoot at Dorlon's Point, beginning at M. S. Smith 6‘: Captain ( A. Bootieid or Glendom . An inventory of our stock revealed Aral Bicucle Suit in the Store Most all of these sorts sold to $6.00. $0.00 and $l0.00. Special Sale of Alpine and Norwalk Store: Masonic Building. Telephone Call. 32-2; South Norwaik Suits than we can afibr‘d to card/diver. Here’s the way we get rid of theme. or $1.00 for coat, 750 for helpers. Hats this week at 790. .Comstock Bros. South NorwslkiStorc': 14 South Main St. more: “ ' $31.50. Crush Store. We’re After the Man....... to be getting a better gradc of oats for the paying. l l N We want that man to lnry sonic of our oats. and we’ll take our chances on getting steady customer. BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. who has more to the conclusion that he's paying too much for dirt and (lustwwlro's got an idea that he ought Manuel T. Hatch. rnoucy lrc's good clean ‘ lrrru for a l ,\ YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD BE MADE AT JACKSON’S STUDIO If you want CORRECT LIKENESS. ARTISTIC MOUNTINGS. I ABSOLUTE PERMANENCE. A good picture of yourself or child may become invaluable. COME WHILE iN GOOD HEALTH. .JACKSON’S STUDIO. Opposite Hotel. Trolleys pass the door. g~__,, .... .. .9‘ .. Our Motto: Jr— 53 WALL ST., NORWALK “Low Prices Means More Business.’ NON-CORROSIVE INK. it will not corrode a pen nor thicken in the ink well. FOR SALE BY WILLIAM P. BEERS, Bookseller. Siatloner, Engraver. 49 WILL 8T, NORWRLK. W. A. BENEDICT. Room 1. Masonic Building, 116 Washington Btu My dear friend: Norwalk. 80. Norwalk. Norwalk, Conn. it is time to order your fall clothing, oilrcr'wisc \vlrcrr yorl need it most will he just ilrc tirnc you won‘t have it. Our full samples arc cxccptioually worthy of inspectionmthcrc are over six hundred of them. this your them much lower and higher on the scale of prices. That $20.00 suit seems to be. the suit it is surclr striking, and rucrits lr'ugc sales. W c have too. Conic. or; look; satisfy yourself of the udrisability of purchas- ing here. ‘ Sincerely yours. W. A. BENEDICT. m Harry Goodwin, Tailor, Lock TO YOUR LEGS. This is an obportunlty to help out that cost and vent trousers, rlntll you purchase your new fall attire. this story more interesting. $1.70 trousers. now $1.35. $2.26 trousers. now tilts. $4.00 frontiers. now $3.50. with a new pair of The prices being out make it The summer is not over yet and white duck trousers are still eased tial to comfort. Formerly $1.25. just now 750 per pair. _ It in wall to mention here Blue SQrgo Coats. wear with the white ducks. Previously 3" .70. now $1. Bdwths ill. 60 value at 02 00 Bicycle trouucrs cuts beyond races ultion in pricewtlro quality They We no suitable to is still there and the bike coats are calling at practically your 0er prices. Don't forget the washable suits tar that youngster-wine price will aid immensely in your deciding to purchase now. M- l A son was born yesterday. to Mr. and biratli‘elhr Rayoneli, of No. 27 Chapel a me . Norwalk’s military home this afternoon, Lean. Niantic. .., boys will arrive rom Camp Mc- wThe, leader, Blrxe's Dairy No. 1. Mrs. Hopson. sister of Mrs. John H. Farris. of West street. left this morn- ing, for Plttsfield, Mass. E W. Lee, of West Washington str act, is entertaining his brother from northern Pennsylvania. in There is much complaint about the long weeds that line the sidewalks in parts of Spring street. W Sheriff Frederick W. Kemper, of Westport. was in Norwalk, this morn- ing. on official business. City Tax Collector George B. St. John returned today. after a few days’ visit with friends in Ridgefleld. Edward F‘ Hands, organist at St Mary's Church. Nor-walk, has gone to Scranton. Pa.. to spend Sunday. ~Baaket seat Pneumatic Surrey for sale. Price $175. Apply to Luther M. Wright. Miss Vivian Soderstrom left this morning for the White Mountains. where she will spend two weeks. it has been reported that George Lau- der has been signed by the Hartford team. The rumor cannot be verified. Sister Ilrsulino. of New London. for- merly Miss (‘ athcrine Dorney, of Nor- walk. is visiting friends at St. Mary's Convent. Assistant Surgeon John T. Kennedy has been transferred from the Marine Brigade. to the Brooklyn, of the Asia- tic Squadron. Howard A. Tilly will play the comet at both services in the Norwalk Meth- odist Church. tomorrow. Mr. Tilly will play at the church services Sundays, during August. The tratilc on the railroad today is very heavy, and the trains enroutc for the mountains are especially loaded with their human freight. Miss Mary Elizabeth Jackson. of Norwalk. celebrated the fifth annivers- ary of her birth. yesterday, with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Jackson. at their summer home on Smith‘s island. The members of Arion Singing So- ciety. will attend the clambake to be given by the Stamford Turner Lieder- tafcl, at Stroebcl Grove. Darlen, tov morrow afternoon. The following services will be held in the First Baptist Church of Norwalk. during the month of August: Sunday. Prayer meeting. 11 a. m.; Sunday school. 12 m.; Young People‘s meeting. 6:30 p. m.: Prayer meeting. Thursday evening at 7:45. Pastor T. D. W. Van Dorcn. A runabout owned by Joseph Perry of Cranhury. was overturned in Main street yesterday afternoon Mr. Per— ry's team was run into by a heavy war:- on. in charge. of George Elsinger. of Cranbury The runabout was damaged considerably. Mr Perry offered to pay the. bill for repairs. m mMen‘s and boys' caps. O'Brien. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hayes returned to their home in Norwalk. last evening. after a two weeks' vacation in Purling. near Cairo. New York. Mr. Hayes told a Sentinel reporter, this morning. that they had a most enjoyable time. climb- ing the mountains an dcnjoying the pure air. and boatulful scenery. The regular devotional exercises of the Epworth League of the Norwalk Methodist Church. tonrorrow eveningw at 6‘:3t), will be conducted by Nathan E. Peck. Topic. God‘s Requirements. The delegates to the international con- vention at San Francisco. Cal. are ex- pected to be present at this service. A regular meeting of Palestine Castle. No. 2. A. 0. K. ofM. C.will beheld in their hall, 100 Washington street. Mon- day night. Sir Knights of the degree team are requested to be present. as there will be business of importance (concerning going to Stamford to corn- petc with Columbia Castle, No. 4 degree team in the Sir Knights and Round Te~ ble degrees. A lad in North Main street. had a narrow escape this morning from he- iug run over by Dr. A. ll. Clark's nuto~ mobile. The youngster jumped off the step of an ice wagon and stepped di- rectly in front of the “auto." Through the presence of mind of Dr. Clark. the vehicle was stopped within a short short distance of the boy. MEMBERS OF FRENCH DEPUTIES HERE. NEW YORK, August 17.--ldevcn members of a sub committee of the French Chamber of Deputies, are now in this city. They kayo come to this country for the purpose of studying the canals of the United States. in the interest of the Maritime canal of the lies Dear-Mora. tho countructlon of which, from the Atlantic ocean to the Mediterranean, via fife valley of Our. onus, is contemplated by the French government. FOUR nova DflOWNED. , NEW YORK. August lie—«Four boys were drowned last night at four differ-- out piers on North and East rivers. All were bathing and unable to swim. lie Gregory ‘llrrig Granary, Prescription Draggists. no. It North Main Street. Havo marked them all one price: ”.50 f BOYS’ SCHOOL suns These suits are all wool and have been gooN sellers "in g to $3. 50. They are now priced " . $1.98 ‘ Willis. H. Selle ‘ 45 and 50 Wall St. Norwaleroan ‘b 0 MA- Store open Monday, Friday and Saturday even. from seven to sixteen years of age " SUU‘I‘H NOSWM At the Model Groc Can uou match it? Tomato Soup 51b. can at 90 or three of lhemio: Lorenzo Dibbl Buying Eyes Is An impossibility. Proper Glasses, properly adjusted, will save your eyes and give comfort in place of that disagreeable headache strain. Thorough examination free and all work guaranteed. 0. B. Jackson, GRADUATE oprrcrau. 58 Wall Street. Norwalk. We admit that it is presuming on our part to call attention to the following facts during this heated term, but the winter months are approaching when you will re- quire ‘ _ Our stock of CROSS CREEK, HAZLETO VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with great care. dust, and will be delivered at your convenience at 9 you send in the orders now. Telephone Call 97- 2. Hard Crabs. 25c doz. Soft Crabs, 00c to Si Halibut, lfic 1b.». Westport Eels, Reund and Long Cla Lobsters every day. E‘sv" Purlslroil’s Famous ~ " . D'ANCING DAILY . my; arsrwaam. snort; alumni A» CONTRAGTED. ' ‘ "Oh I don't hacvii" remarked the optimist. “After all, you ll find in everyone at least some of the milk of human kindness." "Huh!”sruuted tho cynic "What you do find in ummily the condensed variety.” Commencing Monday. Miss“ know he’ri square With Misti nut to but more in iii a... lie Couldn‘t Connect ~Mrs. Handout w‘i think a little water would do you good. " Hardened Hobbs-«“30 do 1 ‘ mum! 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