’ PHONE. 365-5
We make our
Ice Cream
absoluteiu of all
pure cream.
LANE’S
Local his lulu
A BARGAIN IN REAL
ESTATE I
We offer ferrule at a bargain,
the homelteld of Mr William 3. Reed,
corner of Burritt and Quintard avenue,
South Norwulk. about 137 feet front on
Quintard avenue, and about 120 feet on
Burritt avenue. Houu contain; all im-
tlon. lull particular: and price of
Ta ylordi Golden
o
74 Washington St. Io. Nerd-ix, Cl.
,.._. o. 7.
King's School for buy; in Stamfold
will deIopIIn W Idneldav Septenlbcr 28.
Judges John ll. Light and Jo IIIph R.
Taylor are In Hartford tod:ly attend-
ing the Republican state convention as
delegates lrom the Second Voting Dis—
trict,
The Hungarian llnud will give a con-
cert tonight at the Hungarian rally
to he held in the Republican headquar-
ters in Railroad avenue.
Owing to the continued illness of
E. A. Woodward. alternate Matthew
Corbett will attend the Republican con-
Attorpey John Keogh is in New lin-
Yen today on business.
Mrs. Plntt has moved from 11 Day
street to 105 South Main ‘street,
Miss ldu Hutchinson, of Taylor avo-
nue, is spending the day in New York
city.
Howard W. Duty, of the Comstock
Clothing Company is spending the day
in New York on business
Mr, and Mrs. William Whitehead. of
Three Oaks, Mich. are visiting Mrs.
Whitehead‘s sister, Mrs, Harriett Rob-
erts, of Union l‘laoe.
Jacob M. Layton will go to New
York tomorrow to attend the session
of the American ilnukers‘ Association
being held in that city,
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Goodrich, of
South Main street, are expected home
from Maine, where they have been
spending the summer. this week,
P. C. Lounsbury lodge, N. E. 0. P..
held Its regular semi-monthly meeting
last night, but only routine business
came up for transaction.
—llradbury upright piano for $93.00
and no interest at .l. W. Studwcll's.
Great bargains in slightly used pitlnos.
William Shepard, of Nor 'lllk, has
purchased, torouglnthe real Isiah-
agency of Jacob M l.:',Iyton two lots
»udjolning his property on South street.
Hon. E. J. Hill and lodge John ll.
Light will be the speakers at the big
ratification met-ting oi' the South Nor
walk Republican Club, Friday night
Rev, iit‘nry Stone, of I‘Vfilllngl’ifl‘ll,
who preached last night. at the Advent
Christian Church, was entertained by
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Byxbce, oi
Lexington avenue.
-Assistant Postmaster Charles II
Prescott, accompanied by Frank Judd.
left yestelday aftelnoon fora Vllt‘li
tion trip to St, Louis and the exposi-
lion.
Representatives of the White Sew-
ing Machine Company will be in Nor—
wulk shortly to demonstrate the sewing
machine at. the store ol’ F. E. Lock-
wood 8: (.10., the local agents.
,I Prosecuting Attorney W. 1“. Talo-
’many and wife returned today from a
pleasant vacation trip of a week, dur-
ing which time they visited New lin-
ven, 'l‘homnston and New Hartford.
R. H Golden attended the meeting
of the American Bankers Associotltu.
in New York city yesterday. (1.1a
Bearse, of the South Noi walk Savings
Bank, is attending the session today
Arthur LeG. Jackson has secured II
position at the South Main street ofilct
of the Connecticut Railway and Light-
ing Company. Decor Squi- cs has re
cently resigned his position at the of~
flee.
Mr. Arslauder, from the Demoeratic
bureau, New York city, will address
the Hungarian Democrats: of South
Norwaik at a meeting to be held this
evening in Redway's i-iall, Mechanic
street.
Mr. and Mrs. lirnry O. Bailey, of
Benton street. are entertaining over
the week-end Mr, and Mrs. Frank
June, of Philadelphia, who are return
ing from a visit to relatives in West-
port and Greenwich. ..
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The members of Dongle: Fowler and
Buckinham Women' s Relic! Corps are
at the Soldiers‘ Home today, paying
their annual visit to the Veterans. Wo-
men representing corps from all over
the state are at the Home today.
John and Mary McCay.‘ the well-
known blind brother and sister artists,
will ve one of their novel entertain-
ments in Lockwood‘s Hall, Nut-walk
tomorrow night. A most interesting
program has been prepared,"and every-
one who hours this talented couple will
be repaid.
The entertainment commie of Un-
cu Tribe has secured 'Pron lion. the
well-known entertainer In New
York city, to appear at the smoker
next Monday night. In addition there
. will be music Iiy an orchestra and sing- '
dog by a number of well-knowa local
vocalists. The committee in sparing
"so pains to make the chat the moat
delightful ever held by, the tribe.
and you will soon have a him that
prossloual convention in Bridgeport,
tomorrow.
A handicap race will be held by the
Norwuik Yacht Club Saturday after-
noou. The amount of time to he giv-
en each host will be. based on the races
of the past two Saturdays.
Miss Mamie Wardwell, who was up-
erated on several days ago at thI
Slumt‘ord Hospital by Dr. lhlnlorilor.
of South Norwalk, thSlu ted by the hos
pital staff is getting along \i'l) nicely
Ralph Bennett who has been em-
ployed this summc I as I-onduttor on
the local tIolley llnII, uill go to l’hilu‘
dolphin next. week for It course of
study at ”HI I hiladolphiu livlltIIl Col-
logo.
—Round trip tickets
"Martha‘s Vineyard" 50c.
Miss Frances ll. lloyt has taken a
position as bookkoepor at Raymond
Brothers' yard under Foreman S, W.
Vclsor. She succeeds Miss Clara Vei-
sor, who is taking a course ill kinder-
ten work at the Frocbe]
lll'ldgcport.
Oil steame,
State Senator William Kennedy, ol
Naugatuck, Democratic nominee for
congressnuln—ntJorge, has been secured
to address the Democratic Campaign
Club at. their meeting at lIeIIIiIIIIIII‘t,III'I'-
in the lIin.\WII.iler block, Friday even-
ing.
The name of theI woman ‘who we:
badly sIIuIdIIIi by the m'ertuIIIiug of i‘
kettle full of boiling tomaiots was Mrs
A, 'l‘ortorelht. The injured woman lI
now getting along as well as can be
expected and ilrs. lluruI-ll and 'l‘ltI
are now hopeful for her recovery.
The season at Rotou Point is neurlnp
on end, but one of the,I largest attIIudoI
and mom enjoyable events thus far
promises to hr- the benefit dance to in
tendered lIIIw‘s orchestra on li‘ridal
evening. The IIIIImbeIIship of the. or—
Ihestru will be increased, and the pn-
viliou will doubtless be crowded. ‘
The Sunday school social which h
to be held at the South Norwalk ilap
list Church tonight is primarily in ho
nor of the young men who leave next
Vlonduy for Colgate Academy. Hum
iI‘oII. N. Y. An orchestla will furnish
'IIIIsic: there will also be duets by Mr
Hurst and Miss Ainsworth; civnet
duets by the Shufeidt children. He
l‘rcshmIIn‘Is of cake and coffee will in
.IIIIved; there will also be. toasts up
propriutII to the occasion. A north»
of timi- will be given to the childror
of the Sunday school for entertain
them and play.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children or
led wetting. if it did there would hi
,IIw ('lllltif‘t’ll that would do it. Then
II II constitutional cause for this, Mrs
It Summers, Box 510 Notre Dame
nd. “ill send her home treatment it
my mother She asks no money
IVritI- her today if your children trou
Ilo you in this way Don't blame thI
hild. The chances are it'can‘t hell.
I. I
New Line oi
Football Goods
Just Received at
'COLEMANE
News Store.
to North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spaldtng'e Baseball
and Sporting Geode.
Pioneu is a friend
that will work for non
dau- and night.
Deposit regularly in the
South _ fiorwalk
Trust Co.
will protect you In your flailing
provementu and is in first aim condII'
institute. '
r '. «tr M}
some NORWALK a"
Hi? 4'
VEN ING SENTINEL
Our 0m! auu:cntec:_ Satisfaction or Money Back.
All Good Fall Hats.
OU‘RS is A HAT SHOW WITHOUTA “FREAK" IN IT. ALL
THE NEW SHAPES THAT ARE GOOD ARE HERE;
GOOD HATS IN THE NEW SHAPES ARE HERE.
ALL THE
SIMPLY A
MATTER OF PlCKING THE BECOMING HAT, AND PAYING
THE PRlCE YOU WANT TO PAY.
DERBIES IN BLACK AND
BROWN, 82 AND $3.
VARIOUS
SHADES OF
SOFT HATS iN BLACK AND BROWNS, $1.50, S2,$2.50 AND
83.
THE SMART NEW THINGS IN FALL NECKWEAR AND
SHIRTS ARE ON DRESS PARADE.
FALL SUITS AND TOP COATS, TO ORDER'OR REARDY.
TO-WEAR.
SCHOOL CLOTHES, HATS, CAPS AND FURNISHINQS FOR
BOYS- I Inn to
I 'l ”WWI“
ROGERS & STEVEN§
l
IOUTH NORWALK.
Successors to Cameroon Bros.
TIL. CALL, In.
' Better ,
Tooth Brushes .;.
We have good tooth brushes
from 10o. up. At 250 to 600 we
supply brushes which we guar-
antee. if one of these brushes
falls in any way to give entire
satisfaction, come back and get
a new one—~or your money.
)Illluruluuulllu
The Prescription Store.
All can pan the door. Night
Cutie Answered. Tel. Call, 18 2.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10.10 a. m.-—The
tone of the opening dealings in the
stock market today was slightly ir-
regular, but some largely predominat-
ed. A few of the. grangers and South-
westerns were slightly lower and Texas
& i’uIIlilc lost 7-8. There were very
large dealings in Pennsylvania at. an
unchanged quotation from last night,
but the pr-he soon yielded slightly.
Southern l'IIIIlflI- was up 5—8.1)cnver &
Rio tlrunde 7- 5‘ and a number of other
leading stocks II half.
WAlIlI S’l‘lthlC'l‘, 1 p. m.—~Buyillt:
was resumed with some spirit for a
Lime in the standard stocks and St.
Paul, Union Pacific and New York
(‘entral sold slightly higher. The low
priced couh-rs Illl brought better prices,
but the entire market hultod and fell
back when the profit taking in Penn-
sylvaufa became effective. Pennsyl-
vania run of! 5—8 and most of the
ship to your trade.
BUY OATS Til AT'S
CLEAN.
if we can‘t have both, we would prefer your friend-
if there is one particular reason for
otlr business growmg like it has, we believe it's because
we look after our customers so weil—-—our customers‘ in-
terests are our own No matter what you want, we‘ll get
it for you and in better shape titan ally one else.
MANUEL 'r. llA'i‘Cii.
u.
o.._—...' ._.._.
September Bargains
1—-WOODBURY PIANO, OAK CASE,
This instrument has been mated to a famous singer and actress.
Used three months this summer.
1—WOODBURY PIANO, MAH , WAS $325.00 NOW . . . . . . . . .. $260.00.
Large sized instrument, perfect as new, rented this Summer two
months, must be seen to be appreciated.
l—JEWITT PIANO, MAH. SMALY UP. WAS $325.00 NOW $275.00.
An opportunity to secure a line, highvgrade instrument at a low
price.
1—SHONINGER ORGAN, GOOD AS NEW,
This instrument has an actual value of $100.00. the small demand
It. I
for parlor organs is the season we offer it so low.
THESE ARE NOT ALL OF OUR BARGAINS, BUT THEY REP—
RESENT A FEW THAT SHOULD BE GIVEN YOUR SERIOUS CON-
SIDERATION.
if you prefer to make monthly payments, we will be very 81M to
arrange some to your com-onionce.
36 Washington Street.
Telephone 365-0. "
$240.00.
,spoeluily,
telly not to
.,-, .. _. A. .. _ J
n
A complete and fresh stack of
noox AND STATIONARY STORES,
.I :all smr'walk.
Eastman Kodaks and Supplies.
w.'1=.' SEERS,
6 So. Main St, Smith Norwalk.
III ill tilt Butler Business Boll
I
’ WHITE HALIsur...........;12c‘Ie.
It you are a crank on BUTTER why not so to a“BUTTER STORE."
You will i been
1 ac rated
try our
We sell large quantities and open fresh tubsevery day. if you want eons,
why not buy fresh ones. Our tom collects fresh eggs from the country
daily. It you like good CHEESE, why not
CREAM".
“PHILADELPHIA
It you buy some you will come back min It you drink
GOFFEE or TEA. why my. to; more where coffee and ten are me u
gunveil like EVERYTHING CLEAN
Secretary Thomas.
grain carriers about as much.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private vI‘Iree 0;
Maples & Goldschmldt, Commission
Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block,
South Norwulk. Telephone 158.
Open. High. Low. 1 pm.
Amal, Cop, 57% 58% 57% 58%
A. C. S: F. Co. 23% 23% 23% 23%
A. C. & F. pf.,811,5 8155 8155 81%,
Am, Cut Oil, 32 32% 32 32%
Am. ice, pf., 21374. 267.5 267,5 267,5
Am. 1.000., 27% 281,5 27% 271/
Am, SIIIclt.. 001,}, 67-35 001/5 60%
Am, Sugar, 13019.; 1.11 1300/, 131
Anaconda ‘85 id) 1:5 115
A. '1‘, R: S. VII, 81 till/5 807;. 811};
A, 'l‘. d: S. F. p 077,5 0311,; 9774, 081,44
Ilnllo, I9: Ohio, 88% 80:5,, 88:55 80‘,”
ll‘klyn. R, ’1‘, 5473. 513 5-1?" 55?»,
titles. & Ohio, 421/; 412% 421.5421}.
tlhi. {I}. N. W.. 138 138 188 158
on. In. West, 107;, mpg, 1mg. ill-".3,
U. M. o S. l’., 1378!. 157% 1.57 1551.;
Col. i". A” L. Jill-'35 10%: 3815530
Con, (ins. 205%. 2071/. 205 200%
Del & that, 1075:, 10775107‘,’ to?
Eric, 301,5 31V; .10 V4 3! "
Eric, let pf., It’ll/I 077/, 0711, 077;.-
Gen. Elt'tL, 1H 171 172 1731.5
ill, Central. 138%, 139 1351.5 139
Lou. & Nash, 121% 122% 121% 1221,;
Manhattan. 157 157'”; 1501., 157
Met, St. Ry. 1221/4 123% 122 122%;
Mex. Central, 14% 14% int, 14%
M. K. & T.. 2255 231,; 2275 23%
M. K. & T.. pf 48% 48% 48 48%
Mo. Pacific, 97% 9895 07% 98%
Nat, IlIead, ‘24 213).; 24 21%
N. Y, Central, 125 1261/ 125 126%
Nori. & Welt, 081/4 09 681/4 08%
om. of West, {31,5 33% 33%, 34
1’30. Mall, 331/. 33% 33 33%
Penn. R, R, 120-35 131 1251/; 130%
P00. Gas, 103% 103%; 103% 1035.1
l’res. S. Car, 337.4, 341/; 33?’ 34V;
Reading, 6575 00% 0.)",5 I 06 ‘5
Read, 1st, pf., 85% 85% 859., 85%
Rep. Steel, 87/5 825‘ 8% 8%
Rock island, 28 28% 28 . 28%
Rock island pf, 71% 72 71% 71%
Rub. Goods, 20 201,9 life; 19:53,
South. Pac. 50-235 571,5 56% 57%
Sou. Ry. (30.. 331i; 341,5 33-35 3415
So. R. C. pf.. 951,5 96 9515 9575
’i‘enu., C, & l.. 4755 4855 47% 48
Texas Pile, 31335 321,5 30175 32
Union Pam. \ 931,5 99% 98 99
U. S. Leather, 8%, 81,5 81,5, 8%
U. s. Lentil. pf. Sou, supp sun, sou,
U. S. Rubber, 201/1 201/; 20V, 20%
U S. Steel 1535 15% 15% 5%
U. S. Steel pf” 6.51.5 061,5 05% 601/;
Wabash, 212111. 21 21
Wabash. pf., 4135 4255 41% 42%
West. Uu. Tel., 9175 9?. 91% 92
Wis, Cent, 19% 20 19% 19%
POLITICAL POINTERB;
It is said that Judge A. Heston Rob-
ertson candidate for Governor, never
saw Chairman John-J. Walsh, of South
Norwalk, until the day of the conven~
tion. and never met Committeeman
Cummings until he appeared on the
Hyperion stage that afternoon. Yet it
is to Cummings and Walsh that Rob-
erston chiefly owes his nomination.
Democratic State headquarters have
been opened in a suite of halt-adozen
rooms in the Connecticut Mutual build-
ing, Hartford, and the rooms are for-
nished in a manner suggesting that
the committee experiences no financial
stringency. The first room is the pri-
vate council chamber 0! Homer 8.
Cummingsmemher of the National
Committee, the second room will be
for Chairman Walsh, and the last for
Fresh Fish 1
WEAK FlBH....I..I.......I.t7c lb.
BLUE FISH.....I...I..10and12cm.
BONITA MACKEREL..... .. .I'.10c lb.
FLUKEB Ind FLAT FISHI.III.Gc lb.
STEAK COD.I..II........I...1Oclh.
ESCALLOPI...II.............40cth
OYSTER.I..I......I....I....80¢\qt.
SILVER BASS .....I 0......“ lb.
SWORD”!!! I...............1Ro ih._
.ALLOTHER KINDS OF FRI."
Pg: BILLING'AT‘IEAQONAILE
IT COULD IE. 1}; mp” K!i"ill"‘i,lili ,
SIMPLE ENOUGH! IF YOU WILL ALLOW US TO SHOW Yfl
OUR NEWLY OPENED FALL STOCK. IT’ WILL 0081' YOU NOT“.
ING BUT YOUR TIME TO GIVE US A LOOK. '3‘
1 Clothiers and Furnitlhefl. l r
. 98 Washington Street, South No'wallt, ‘_ I . _.
summons: cautm-s. ; ;
Wednesdap. l4lh. Instant. We will,
I,
Egg lPlant. Large Green Peppers. _,
Fall Pippin Apples. line ones.
it,
Bartlett Pears. Fallon lable Apples
Fine While Peaches. Fine Yellow Peach“ ,
cs for Canning. PRICES RIGHT,” "
AN EXAMINATION OF THIE EYE.
means more than the, mere trying on of different glasses if done at th at-
cal rooms of if B lloyt. With one of the best equipped oflcellnm
Norwnlk, he has every means for malt mg the most accurate and rel abl’
tests and the best results are assured in every case. All glasses Are 0 ’
structed to order, and special lenses of any kind are furnished
HOMER B. [IO YT. Reflecting Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Building, South Nomlk, Conn.
Special Appointment. at convenience of patron.
Office hours, 8, 11:45,12:45, 6: 00. Saturday evenings 1—0.
returned: lee. Free delivery touil pm- of III. has
R. J. Cutblll’s Bridge; Fianna
of Fish
Flesh Event Dan.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
weer can waeumcrou eraser Next to loan H. Incl-Iat mime. I
lanolin-20 White 8L, Dunbury: 75 Pacific 8mm Stamford.
SHOULDER STEAK iOc
CHOPPED BEEF; cl lb 256
LOW PRICES SATURDAY.
13‘;le
Schaub’s Market
22 Washingtoniatrcct. - .. . .
._--..____.-,..~-__ 5
Ho Sons Best 32',” 55%;;
no You name the man ammu- or one-pa W’
m.- eoma all other manual-ailment," I new,
urn- your highest consideration. .
borer 'I'IIFLI WITH vouII cyan suntan-loll me.“
nor Inn-mo euauur no. ' . .
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more: .Ivl’tr-
ee wau. Iflll‘l‘.
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