We make our
Ice Cream
absolutelu of all
pure cream.
LANE ’5
5| Washington St.
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. total iewslnln
LAbon DAY SENTINEL.
Following the usual I-ustoin 'I‘he lien-
tlnel will he published on Labor [lay
an a morning. paper.
Judge John H. Light, was in Bridge-
port this morning.
mlloekwood Chocolate llc F. D. L.
&'o.C
Yacht Club snlad dressing in stock'
again at Lorenzo Ditible‘s i‘ry II.
Another drop in prices at SI liaubs'
nrket, A iew items appear in ad. Read
it .
—-Choppod Beef Itic at S(€'.llilllbs
Mas Delluft’. of York, Pa.. Is the
guest of her brother, italph DeHnt’t
oi Hanford Piuco.
. - All stIloi; crush huts. 0‘ Br'len s.
Read C oleman‘ a lid. for music to go
on sale at his store Saturday and Mon-
day tor tlt't‘een cents.
/
—-~lloc.kwood Chocolate. IlII,
d’: Co
F. I). l
J.
\
Miss. Emily Spear. of Brooklyn, is
the guest at" Mrs. Charlottee it. Uor-
bett, of Cedar street.
llig 8qu at the Boston Store tomor—
row. 'l‘weuty—seveii special prices are
quoted on staple merchandise. See ad.
Miss Eva llartiein. of Golden Hill
strct, left town today for a few Weeks“
visit with relatives III Meriden.
.
w-Your attention is culled to the
great SR(I"iIi(e sale of dry goods and
kitchen “are now going on at M S
Smith at ('.o
A trousers sale is in progress at
Rogern & h‘tovcns‘s that is rich in bar.
gains. See ad.
Ex Senator C W Lounsbuiy oi‘ Dar
ion. \was in South Norwalk this morn-
ing callii‘tg on ”iiiendt.
~Umb‘rellus, mourning bands 0 lliien
"+_.._.._.
M‘bs Julia Dorm-v. of it‘dfit Roi. k are
nue is spendingr a tow Il:I_,s \Iitli
friends it‘- Bridgeport.
——I<‘ov.ls 150 up at Schnubs'
Miss Delia Sinaliey. oi Danburv. wax
the. guest Innt night of Miss Ethel Ml'l'
riam, of South Main street.
wininicnsoquantities of candy for
10 and Bile. lb. now on sale tit M, S.
Smith & (to.
Miss Margaret Gallagher ot‘ Danbury
Was the guest of Mrs ’l‘ W Tobey, ot
. Lowndes avenue, last night.
~Green Corn 13c doz. FF. 1). L, & Co.
13in a new suit for Labor Day at
(lately & Brennan'a They will help
you celebrate by trusting you
Misx Lulu Clark. formerly of Nor-
walk in ihe guest of Miss Nina Zelttl'
at her home in Concord street.
.—Hals renovated. O‘Brien's.
lir. Bender. of Philadelphia, is the
guest of Dr. Russell is]. Morgan at his
home in Rowan street, East Norwalk.
—-II‘owi.II Hit: up at Schaubs’.
I Members of the Norwnlk Bird Club
will meet three oolock Saturday at
M. E Church .East Norwalk. for iield
' Work.
-Chopped Beef 100 at Schaubs’.
Trade at the Public Market and you
willoave money. Read the ad. and see
what they can do for you it you will
let them.
~New Knox Derbles.‘ O'Brien.
The case of Elmer Davidson. who
was arrested for drunkenness and
breach of the peace, has been con-
tinued until 9 o'clock tomorrow morn-
ing in the South orwolk Town Court.
, ,
——Dlphtherla, sore throat, croup. in-
' slant relief. permanent cure. Dr. Tno-
mn' Electric Oil. At any drug store
Bishop McMahon Council. Catholic
Benevolent Lesion, will hold a meet-
ing this dream. The meetings are
now held every other Friday night.
while heretodole they were on the noc—
and and tour-tit: Tuéoday.
mm
JUST MIR"!!!
A goal: shock, of Foot Celebrated
'fl «'le'llada"
Insurance
AT
Very LawRafe:
Full Information
gladly furnished by
Taylor& Goldyn
74 Wuhlngton on, so. Norwaik. CI.
is visiting
P. ll Miller. of Albany.
re lutlves in Sriiitli Noiwulk
.. o... .- -.._
('Iiuiies II]. SII‘IIIIoui will ('lIHe liiii
gimery store Monthly all do).
-I‘l till YoIIriIIIII liIIrIIiIIs.
Wiliiil ii S'elleelt, of Norwalk wait a
vi-aitor in New Yoi‘k oii bu 'ine'ua yen
lerduv.
t)‘ liuien
I Lincoln ('oiineit. No 4 (i. ll A M.
will hold a Iegulnr IIIIIItiiiI: thin I-von-
lint.
Mrii. .lolin Gardner and daughter
BI'HHIB. of Newark, N. .l.. have been
visiting Mrs. John (lasliow,
i James O'Brien LII linvlug his resl~
deuce in Grant street improved by a
new cont of paint.
“L‘...~....w..-..
Buckingham Post. (I. A. It., of Nor—
wiilk. will hold a meeting tonight at
the post rooms in Wall Nil‘t'lli.
MI and Mrs. Samuel ti. Kemp of
lsimes street. are entertaining William
(.‘hiltlin or East Iliirnplon MILIS,
Miss Mabel Fitzgerald and Jack l'lie-
ilan, of Brooklyn, are ghouls of Mrs.
(ltorgo ll. \‘unAistinI. ol' liavview
il\’t'lllll‘
___.-..H,....
—”Now good digestion waits on appe-
the mid health on liotli.’ II it dot-tin I
try iiitrdtit'k Blood Milli-rs.
.loaoiofi's special olfIIi III Rl‘titt'l‘if‘ii
will continue for thin Week and
till.
Miss Neill. Hogan of Main street.
Norwalk, in visiting in Georgetown.
thIIII hill‘ is; lill’ guest of her slider.
Mrs. 'l‘. . I’IIioi'. .
A regular monthly meeting for the
transaction of business was held last
night III the ('iillioll. t hill, at the club
lion. 0 in West avenue.
utit‘eon (‘orn i'ic doz. it‘. It i. & (‘0.
Miss Iz‘llzubeth ('. (liirdner
turn-Id to her home in Euslon,
tiltei .t pliI'qunl visit with Mr’r;
“ml in ilurritt Avenue.
has re—
l‘cnu.,
iiurry.
Mr». Georgi, ll. (tray and daughter
Catherine who iIuIe been the guests
of rIIntlves in Maple street linvo IIII-
turnid to their home in iI‘oredIIIIII-I.
(‘hnrles Schitriian; the well knonu
NorIIIIlk baseball player will play
Saturday and Sunday with the Eliza-
beth Athletic (‘luh team of l. ‘liznbelh.
N. .i,‘ 'l‘omorrow he will play in the
outtleid and will [lili‘h Sunday. He
will twirl lolr the Newton team at Do-
ver N. .._l Idiiiul‘ linv.
Iiiiiini
is worth its; weight in gold, for it
had not been {oigldnoiilno i do not
.think I would be. alive today. Con.
sumption ‘WIIS claiming me as u
\‘it IInI. When I t'illlllili‘llt't‘ti to take
Linoninc i was so wenk that?» I
oould not leave my bed. in two
weeks' tliurI I was up and around.
It is a great builder. I have paid
ed iIc-vernl pounds in weight. and
feel stronger and helthier titan i
have done in ‘yenra. Notwith-
standing the severe weather of the
past winter my lungs continue
s-Itruni: and l uni able III work in
the silk mill every days-Jilin.
Marv Coulson. Alil Seventeenth
avenue, Paterson. N. J.
At all Drug Stores. 25. 00:81.
rlrreriii‘csivr MUSIC ‘
5A TURDA r AND manna r
Jimi a Gleam of Heaven In Her Eye:
in the Vale of OIII Shenandoah; Sum-
IzienI-y. from The. Girl from Kay's;
Polly Print; All Aboard for Dream-
land: Palace of Silver and Gold, and
one hundred others.
COLE MAN’S
' News Store.
10 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spalding'. Bluebell
and Sporting Goods.
If You Pay Your
Bills By Check
. “\ I
you ’11 have a receipt
that can not be dis-
pulod -
I c
. It's a good way to
[rumx all «boom of
' not amused. too.
50th Norwallr
Trust Co.
will include all HtItiHUIltlllit? goods. Sen ,'
Our dual Guarani".- , Sat Italian or « ‘ (stink.
Our Half- Yearly Trousers Sale
is Rich In Bargains
'l‘roiiseis prices take :I sharp but; downward lillrilli: ONT
regular Sciiii~-.~\nnuiil 'l‘rousI-rs Sale. MIN U“ >3m1kliow the
character of the bargains; this sale always lil‘tltllll‘i‘s-T Y0“ will
not lie disappointed this time.
t ()(iiiS and ends of this season's good 'i‘l'tlllrit'I'ii, light and
medium weights. in all sizes, :iw; Iit _\'IIur rimming at very
llllltil iI dun-Ii liIiIIIIs:
$2.50 Trousers selling for ............ .$i.48
$3.00 Trousers selling for . . . ....... . .$I-93
$4.00 Trousers selling for ............. $2.48
$4.50 Trousers selling for . ........... $2.98
$5.00 Trousers selling [or ......... . .3348
ll) getting here Saturday when the sale starts,
in on the cream of the showinu.
\iiItiIiiIi- you iIIIIl III \I'Ivtni; i...‘- oIII i..iiIor i).I_I vou tun
Lind here without lulmi, and at Slililii prcusr.
you get
Hills it) hose,
IIIIIII‘s :Iiid boy’s. ,
Next week, opening of our Nil” iliit Show.
ROGERS fimvms
Sanderson to Comatooli Bras.
sou-m NORWALK. ' TEL. CALL. nu.
l Ins-rill
TOILET PAPER.
ONE VEARS SUPPLY OF
THE FINEST TOILET PAPER
MANUFACTURED FOR $1.00
12.000- 8HEET8,- WITH NIC-
KEL PLATED FIXTURE.
. THE Eililllilh Plhihliillli
The Prescription Store.
All can pm the door. Night
Call: Answered. Tel. Call, 16 2.
W
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALLS .'I‘IlIIIII"l‘, IUJO n. m.— -Biocka
of from 1.000 to .I 000 shares of various
low priced stocks were dealt in at tho
opening. illi‘illtllllllz l'nlted Staten Steel
Iloek Is and, Eric. Reading and Kan
nus & 'I‘ xns. The transfer of these
amounts was without appreciable ef-
fect. on princes ’I‘hII market was gen-
erally steady. with decided firmness to
St. Paul. ii.IIt|IIIoio & Ohio and Nol‘
folk ii. Western In sympathy with the
London advance United States Steel
ptd. and Metropolitan Street Railway
were slightly loner the latter going
oil on the nutav‘oiahle annual report.
Gemini II.-tIIItrII- moved up it point
WAII. ST‘RIIJII l p. iiI.—-AIItivily
developed in the ioeul traction stocks
on it rising mule. the Metropolitans
gaining a point ciicli. Dealings worn
if we. can‘t have both. we would prefer your tlrIenIl-
ship to your trade. It there Is one particular reason for
our intuitions growing like it has, we, believe it's because.
we look after our customers so weir—our customers‘ in-
forests are our own No matter what you want. we‘llIget
it for you and In better shape. than any one else.
CLEAN.
MANUEL 'I‘. HATCH.
BUY OATS 'l‘H A'P‘S
3' FACTS.
“ THE TRUTH OF PIANO CONSTRUCTION in often HIDDEN BY
‘ A HANDSOME'CASE. \if it manufacturer has a given amount. to put
in his instrument and lISl'iIi li‘li' greater part in the cone, naturally all
“all the rent“ it) You don't
szpend such an amount for an ornament, but for a musical instrument.
_..I_ g.
the restIsutTer. and what you Illtlr‘d need.
and if the II0II;.ti'iII:tioII is sacrificed for iii‘illii)‘. the tune quality can-
noi last, and you liiid you have only It ””IlllilpIittlxz‘, which Hires your
nerves a shock each time you strike a note. It is‘ liursh."tinnl'". 1133
no singing (lillliiilt'fi, but is good to look tit, pretty poor satisfaction for
your good money!
It‘ you want real, lasting: and exquisite: tone, on action always T9-
rpctmive, ALL THE NERVE RA,C KING OBJECTIONS ELIMINATED,
.- 4.1.1-8 .1 film
Nye the
do Washington-Strut. Telephone 365-3.
Promo Film Packs
FRESH STOCK JUST RECEIVED
w. P. BEERS,
sTATIONEiiI STORES. .
6 South Main Strut. ' 49 Wall Street.
Having purchased the business (If the Lee
Tea and Butler (30.. at 17 North Main st.. 1
am prepared to give lmu customers and pat-
a I
FRANK F SHERMAN
.I,
,t‘ee colored silk, with point lace trim-
Ions the best possible service. Good goods
' at reasonable prices will mark the method of
, subduction the business.-
quiet in the general market and fluc-
tuations I'IIrI narrow. Inactlvo stocks
continued to move widely, Brooklyn
Union (Inn advancing ". Northwestein
pfd. 3 l- 2 mid lilii'icin 5 points. iiock-
lug Viiiley pfd. run off 1 3-4.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over tho private wzrol ot
Maples & (loldscbmidt Commission
Brokers. Swnrtz (Ii. Corbett Block
South Norwulk Telephone 15.1.
Norwalk People Celebrated
Last Evening.
Miss Edith Margaret Smith. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Theodore E. Smith. of
Camp street Norwulk. became the
bride, last evening of George Woodruft ,
Spider. The ceremony, which was per-
formed by the Rev. (‘harles M. Selleck.
acting rector of St. Paul's church oc—
curred at the home of the bride. '
The house had been tastefully dec-
orated with hydraugens. palms and ,
grasses
The bridal party entered the parlor
at 8 o clock to the strains of the Lohen-
grin wedding processionnl, played on
the piano by'Mrs, Oscar L. Cantield.
First came the bridesmaid. Miss 'l‘iliie
E. Spicer, sister of the groom. and than
the bride on the arm of her mother.
.ne groom and best man. Arthur W.
Day. had entered the room by another
door. The impressive Episcopal cere-
mony was used.
'I lie bride was prottlly gowned in cof-
mlngs and carried a bouquet of white
asters. The bridesmaids costume was
of black peau de sole silk over silk and
was trimmed with burned orange loco
trimmings. She carried a bouquet of
pink asters.
At the conclusion of the marriage
ceremony, a wedding repost wan nor-y-
ed. The newly married couple were
the recipients of a large number of
beautiful weddl Its.
The wedding I r will include a visit
to Buffalo. Albany. the Berkohlresnnd
other places. Upon their return, Mr.
and Mrs. Spider will reside‘ at the home
of the bride lo Comp IM‘
inciuxo'ormnnu
wanton oaoxit DOWN.
The float axle of tr delinry wagon.
Methionine, broke
in two yesterday mountain cros-
mm mo own-Ii hornb-
IEGINNING FRIDAY. AUG. 19, WE WILL BELL THE R!”
ER OF OUR MEN'S SUMMER BUITS AT A REDUCTION °'-.”_, I.
PER CENT OR 1-3 OFF FROM FORMER LOW PRICES.
EVERY LIGHT WEIGHT. (two and
lNOLUDED IN THIS OFFER. THE
BLUE SERGE. BLACK THIBET AND
AND FANCY CASSIMERES. WORSTEDS AND HOMESPUN’.
.. up MEN'S s20 BUITS an: now 313.33.
at! MEN'S sis suns ARE now 312.00 1
III-1:", MEN'S s15 8UIT8 ARE NOW 310.00.
“I" , MEN-s .12 sun's ARE Mowo 3.00.'
4' news no sun's ARE now a 5.57.
v ~—-—-—-—-—————-—_ ",'
SALE.
SELLECK 8: PRICE
I Clothiers and Furnisherl. ."
Id Washington Street. South Norwaik.
“Lemons: can: 324-..
“ mg}
thm place). MEN’S IUIT; I
ASSORTMENT INOL'UM
uuonzsseo wallow
4’"
LN?
Yacht Club Salad Dressiii
This in the perfection of Salad Dressings.
give notice of renewal of stock.
Ask for “Table Help: for HMWHQ
Have been out but on
Sirloin Steak
Private.
Tolphono 221.
22 Washington Street.
Phone 322-2.
He Sees 'Best
Prioolou beyond all other venomous to
ION" ’0'! MING“. consideration.
DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYEOI EXAMINATION FRI.- PIN-
FECT FITTING GUARANTEED.
o B. JACKSON. '
OPTIOIAN.
II WALL ITREIT.
South Hewett.
wan SEES 1112'}
commences
.. ”1—- ...... .L........_.........._ t. 0.....-» L v...
S. E. DIBBLE'.
'BrokOr.
Hartford: Block. 96 Washington Stlbuf;
Smog. gulp. Co 2?? {131:3 $3“. {.3 Hostess", a fine little bOok which will tell you how to grace Qua tabIOWI
‘Am- (2 & F, hi. 7”,]; 79% 79 79 salad you may well be proud of.
III. fol. ()il. 3ch 32' 12‘ 32" - ‘
ML W W 9 mil 6,25 6'12” oosrouIs sucao SMOKED HALIBUTT. Something lino. ,
Am “we” 20% 2M. 20% 2| make a delicious fish salad or creamed fish, served In different wayI.
Am. Smelt. ow; my. my. c.5543 150.
*Am. sugar, izinzi. i:IoI,<a lilo 130p, ' . I
Anaconda; tit) 8". tit) 80 POMONA JELLY. To use in rolls and fancy cakel, him, 0th
A. ’1'. & 5- 1"". Kill; lil‘h’t “Hi; 81% WILL DO OUR MONDAY'S BU SINESS SATURDAY. CLOSED;
it'iuyn, R. 'l‘. 54:3. 5.5% am. 55111. T R DAY' I
Clies. & Ohio. 39% 39% 39% 39-35,
Chi. & N. “2.187% 188% 187% 18ng ~ » ’
Ch. til, West. iii-"ii. 15% 15% 15%
on. M. a s, l’ lbblfi iris-II, 155 155% ‘5'“
(Jul lI‘. dz L, ills-3;. Imps 36% 36% ' .,
Col, South, till/J 16% 161A, 16% W
(Jon. Gus, lilti lilti 1196 196 .-._. M" .. " ‘ D 1‘ W ”m”... .
til-i. a liud. iIII ltil no hit AN EXAN'NAT'ON °F TNE EVEI / ‘
I'lrio. 29 29 38% 28% means more than the more trying on of different glassés If done at t a ti
Pig‘s?" pf, 1:3? 123%]?: ‘62:: kill roorlgs‘bf II B Hoyt. Willi one of the best equipped oflices lung's
.II . . eu,, a: :_ ) is. orwnl 9 has every means for making the most. accurate and reliabl
III, Central. lili‘ii lJI‘A. 137% 137% tests and the best; results are assured in every case All glasses mo
wit. di'NlfillL. 1'31“ :23;ny 11?; I 1%}: structed to order and special lenses 0 it any kind are furnished
9 , i ., y.. . “a c ,’
fie; 0:11;me 1%]; 1,13% :51: 121 a HOMER B. HOYT, Reflecting Optician.
. 3' :I .. 2:: L; , .. ' 1.1 ,5 arm 9 United Bank Building 80th Noon! (loan.
Ill. h. &‘T.. pf , ll 47".. 47 47 special Appointments at cdnvenience of patron. k‘
Mo Pacific, 97% 97:5; 97%. ' iii-i; Office hours, 8, 11: 45 12: 45, 6:00. Saturday evenings 7—4. ‘
Nat Lead. 2:: 23%. 2: 23-3. ._ - --.- . _ w..-.- __.V...._..-._.-..~-__ 4%
N. I'. Central. 12 123% 123 12:99 TELEPHONE , T“ 1
NW. & Wm” 68%. “8% us 68% 0|. m3. delivery to all part- of the m it!“
(int, 8: West. 31% 3|‘Iii '51 3| 9 L
pen". u, it, 19514. 1251,. 105% 125% R. J- cutbill 3 Bridge FiSh M
Poly Quiz. 10‘ ”41'“ "d 1921/ 102%
Pres. S, Car, 321/}; 32:... 3:: 32 I
Reading. m“: M my: "1% Our Variety of Fresh Fish includes: .
going. lati pl} 8!; tl: :3 83 BOSTON BLUES. 6c. BUTTERFISH. ‘ ' ;’
eat. but. p .. 3* 7 7 WEAKFISH 7‘ PORGIES ' ”
“I‘D- film‘- W w.. 7% 7' CODFISH ' I I sort SH'ELL c
liockI'lslnnd. 27-1.; 271.4, 27». 271/. ‘ ., , ,2; .. I" “33’
South Pm. and; 5m. 5591. 57% ““3“": ‘ , L‘VE ““7535 I“
s... Ry. Co, 29% 29%. 28% 28% EELS. /" '~‘ ‘ ‘I " "ONO AND ROUND CLAM-
So. R. Co. pf., iii. 95 95 95 m
't‘onn. t‘. 8:. I. 45%; 45% 45 45 ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
Texas For. till-ii. 3i 30% 3| WIfl‘. END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Forrlu’ OM
. . out
i plan i’ac 98% 99‘]; 98% 99% Branched—lo thI to or. Dunbar ford.
U. s. Lentlr pf. s7 37 86% lines, ‘ ' 5" "new am." am» '
u, s, Steel. 1:11.; 13% 13% 181.1.» “"“’“”“‘“‘ ‘“‘
II. a son, pf. can. on 62% on A th D I “P
Wabtmh, 1914 20%., 191/. 20 no er rop- n/ rice
Wabash. pt. Rim, «mi-t. 39% 40%.
moi. Unt'l‘el" 1:2». in”, 2324 Iligllt A FEW OF THEM
‘ms‘ lhnpor “mop "‘ N} '78 Print Butter ............... ...23c lb. Round Steak _ I
- ' ..._... Eggs, strictly fresh ......... 25c don. Shoulder Steak ............ . ".1
_ Chopped Beef ................. 10c lb. Lean Pot Roast .....-........1
I SPICER SM'TH' Ij'rime Rib Roast ............ l-lc up. Fresh and Corned Plate
Pretty H0mc Wedding of Well-Known lorterhoune Steak ........... 200 lb. Leg Spring Lamb
now-MISC.“
Print.
Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler