FRESH CANDY
LAN E S
01 WASHINOTON ET.
r. J. notion: Advertised today 25c
paper for 13c.
Trusses fitted at the Stillson-Pow-
cll store. Read their ad.
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specials for Saturday in the grocery
line in the United Grocery ad. Read
it .
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v—Speclal prices on white counter-
paues for Sat. and Mon. M. S. Smith
ll: 00.
Special sale of sheet music for Sat-
urday and Monday. only 100, at Cole.
man '..s
The engagementmf Harry E. Conley
and Miss Elizabeth D. Copeland is an-
nounced. .
Miss Bertha l-llgley, of Branford is
the guest of Miss lda Field, of Bur—
rltt avenue.
.—
——Straw Hats, Umbrellas. O'Brien.
Mine William Wardweli of Norwalk,
has been the guest of Mrs. Giant, in
Saugatuck
...—.3... 1
Mrs Mary E. Bennett, of Orchard
street has gone to Danbury to spend
a few days.
A daughter has arrived at the home
of Mr. and _.Mrs Edgar K. Norton 44
Lolve street
—Specials for Sat. and Mon. in the
hosiery and underwear dcp't. M. S.
Smith 0: Co.
Mr. and 1! Irving‘ H. Reed. return-
ed last even ng from a very enjoyable
trolley trip, to Boston.
Mr. and“... Newm. C. um gt
Orange, New Jersey. are guests of
friends in South Norwalk.
Master Harold Casey. of Union
street. is visiting his aunt. Mrs. James
Thompson, in Bridgeport.
The BostonStore Company has pre-
pared a longdlat of specials. The ad.
will tell you'about them
A daughter has arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis.
Mother and child are dong nicely.
~11 in ant of crockery. glass, on
amel tin or woodenware we will give
you special low prices this week. M
S.Smlth & Co
Prof. Clune will give a concert at
lirlggerrnan's at 8 o'clock. Saturday
night. All the latcé music on sale.
Captain and Mrs Crabbe of Daven-
port Ridge visited The Nor-walks.
Monday. and went ‘home literally un-
der an eclipse. ,, ..
Special tea and cites offer at the
New York grocery SIOl‘e for tomorrow
only. They give_ the pink discount
atanips. Read thefod.
Great clearance ‘.aalc commencing
Saturday August l0. and lasting eight
days. at the Fair Cloak and For Store
The ad on the eighth page will give
you all particulars
‘ FUNERAL OF HARRIS LiNDOLlY.
NEW. YORK August iii.« The New
York military and police to day partl-
clpated in Joint funcriil ceremonies
over the body of Harris lilndsley. the
third deputy police commissioner of
this city, who was killed last Sunday
near Bonnlugton. Vt, In an automo-
bile accident The body was taken to
Manchurian Vt. for burial beside
Misti Evelyn l’. Willing, his fiancee,
who was killed with him.
OUTDCING EXPECTATIONS.
We are always glad to print in The
Sentinel a story aimut a remarkable
success achieved by advertising. and
especially so when the article adver-
tised is one of superior merit.
Not so very long ago Frank Baxter.
one of South Norwalk’s must enter
prising druggluts. succeeded In getting
the Dr. Howard Co. to allow him to
:01! their Specific for the cure of con.
:tipahtion introductory offer.
“The results at this advertising have
, been phenomenal, and thumb
hardly. a week without Mr. Baxter be-
ing obliged to order trash supplies.
Such was his confidence in the
remedy that he personally guagsntcod
ovary package of the Specific that he
sold. and agreed to refund the money
if it did not cure. His faith was well
founded, for out of the hundreds of
m“ be has sold only on, has
its line locomotion;
for tilt fliflfiofm TIMI“ m 111 W
M.“ ‘
‘ or. about quarter acro of land
beautiful songs and hear Mr. Flynn
tell his lrlsh Jokes. or listen to the
marvelous playing on the bottles of
bill are all line and tonight should
brlit
"David Hamid" probably six million
people have actually read the novel. It
reached the enormous circulation of
su‘gme «tho
said ‘IDp unto the other follow the
way he‘d like to do unto you. but do
to the stage and Julius Cahn will pre
soul. his company in the comedy at
presented by Cheater De Vonda and
company to a well filled
Hoyt's Theatre. last night.
deals with the moonshiners and is fill-
ed with good rich comedy.
Vontie as‘Phll Bladen.
handled the character in his usual
easy anti effective manner and won
the applause of the audience.
Van Anker.;.‘as.1{ell, the cripple. did
splendid work, plhylng
perfection.
Bailinger handled the heavy parts of.
fectlvely and Phil Maher kcpt
audience in high good humor in the
character of Pheobus.
company will present Doomed.
and oonrpany will present the Babes in
not. been presented properly in tilt
last twelve years.
school children will appear during thl
action of the play.
ters will he presented:
on, Mother Goose, Rolly Polly, The
amuse th Mill run, but. is a stress
atlrl‘lng Sit trails
of inquiries stunt
of the pierfoii ce it promises in lit
the!‘ largélst and?
. «mm is ”Ivonne-n Tonight?"
ileum and small harp. good wot-
‘Prlcs not to exceed 02.500 ,
TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN
POPULAR AMUSEMENTI.
e‘CARNIVAL DANCE TO NIGHT.
At Roion Polhl: tonight the second
stick pin to each gentleman. who
nudges say are the finest waitsers
tblti week, and likewise the only
poriunlty to hear Miss Rich sing her
Mr. Osborn The other acts on the
out all the lovers of first Iclass
evilie and good dancing.
, DAVID HARUM AT HOYT' 8
Since Wastoptt wrote his famous
three million it is consistent to
. srsons read the
avid Harum who
all
t0!”
it hrst." The book has been adapted
Hoyt's Theatre, Tuesday August 22.
. HAWK’S RDOST.
The Christian or. Hawk's Roost was
house, at
The play
Mr. be
the parson,
Miss
her part "[0
Alma. Aiken and Percy
the
Tonight the
At
the matinee Saturday Mr. De Vomit
the Woods. This beautiful play has
Several loca
All the charge
Simple Sim-
Bear and The Monkey. etc. This pro-
duction is not a. fairy tale staged to
dramatic i.iory. full of comedy and
15mm the number
the announcemenr
atriee attendance 0001
gathered at the Opera House
OURED HAY FEVER'AND SUMMER
‘ COLD
A. .1. Niisbaum, Batcsvllle. lndlana
writes: "last year 1 suffered for
three months with a summer cold at
distressing that‘it interfered with In)
business. 1 had many of the symp
toms of hay fever. and a doctor's pres
criptlon did not reach my case, and l
rook several medicines which seeme’t
to only aggravate my case. Fortu
nately l insisted upon having Foley's
Honey and Tar and it quickly cured
ins. , My wife has since used Foley's
Honey and Tar with the same suc-
cess."
Sold at Plaisied's Drug
I.
Pl YME'NT BY CHECK
not only gives a man a better stand-
ing withtho firms with which he does
business, but is also a receipt of pay-
ment. ~
Start an account with
m scum nonwux
mun COMPANY.
and you will notice a difference in the
tone of your creditors immediately.
stunt. sin or
sun llllilil
IOc PER COPY.
“Little Icy Called Taps."
"flood lye Smut Mario."
"Momma hey."
“Jug! Aim The Iridgo of Bold. "
“in flit In“! of The Old Apple Tm."
i“I Would! it You Miss Ms.”
“till Is Waiting In The alumina."
m Consul-vs."
and Others.
30M souvenir Ml «MI of Note
will: and “daily, mama and re-
W
”Edam
lint [it llur llllllllll Trousers
weekly carnival dance will be given,
The prises offered will be a hand-
0031: towel box to each lady and a
of” t e evening. These prizes will be
very fine and no doubt will be much
appreciated by the couples who are
pronounced the winners. There will
he no extra charge for admission.
There is only to night and to mbrrow
evening to witness the vaudeville show
50 POSITIONS
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
130110110 dyspepsia at half price. - -
ill Much Reduced Pines.
you can afford to retire your old trousers and sport a
new pair of smart new pcg- top garments at the reduced
prices red tags are wearing on all of this season a outing
trousers. » .1
We' ll undertake to fit any man who tomes this week,
be his size 50 inches or under. ‘
ls‘espsclsliy valu bio
hind food. . Mslt‘
thin: a large ‘
building principles of grain.
‘ it's pleasant to take with your
music and helps annihilate and
dlgut your food. '
Price, 100 Bottle: 2 for 200.
Cilia Gifford Mummy
THE PRESCRIPTION" 81‘0an
TEL BALL 1“
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$3.00 Trousers for $1.89
$3.50 Trousers for $2.39:
$4.00‘I‘rousers for $2.89
Good choosing among the outing suits of wool crash
and homespun, now greatly reduced in price.
It‘s cosy to save money on a good suit for yourself or
a school suit for your boy.
GOOD GRAIN.
if you have animals of any kind you MUST buy
Slain. aupplylna dress needs may be delayed or post-
poned indefinitely. 'Not so with grain and feed. Such
being the case it is of the utmost importance for the own-
ers of animals to know where the best qualities can he
be secured at. the lowest prices. Merit counts in grain
as In everything else and first quality in grain is im-
possible unless the grain is freed from dirt and waste as.
is cars. “.13 not possible to get better quality or prices
elsewhere It is absolutely impossible to get the same
econoihy anywhere else. Now is the time to sec
9 your
old oats and hay. , , A ...», '
'nuy" om Timid Clean. ' 3'1 3
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Going! (long! I
At $8.00
SPECIAL pssuo mu PACK Tomas“.
NLY A F EW LEFT
DON'T BE SORRY DY oWAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. BUY '70- DAY.
W. P. BEERS,
Iooknllon, Stationery Engraving Kodak: Film Packs and Comm Iii pllfil
to Will 06.. Manual Ik.’ ' ' oso. Mal n 81.. so. Norwslk.
Telephone Connection.
doing 1
‘
l FILLED IV GRADUATE. OF
Merrill College
THE PAST 10 WEEKS.
\
THEY WERE READY. ARE YOU?
nu. onumo‘urr. 0TH. omen OPEN DAILY.
["011 Opening September lib. ENROLL NOW.
M. A. transits, Prin... Ioulh Norwallt, Coon.
my:
Today’ 5 Arrival Includes
4 LIVE LOISTERO, SOFT CHILL GRADE, WHITE HALIIUT, SWORD-
FIIH; STEAK COD. DLUEFIOH. WEAK FISH. GERMAN CARP. OLAMI,
ETC. 0 &.
Cutbili’o Bridge Fish Market
m. us- was: usuvsav.
AND owns uus'r uh cannon
EYES Blithllz' ......m.
We one "Attributes s incite! alumni of vision to more!
motile immmilytohism. Wouldltnotlrewoiihhlvo
we!“ again! . .l
IT'D FREE.
0.}. 8. Jackson. ~
If“! 1%
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tan-“um ..
Maples & Goldschmliit 00.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Ivvsrt: I Corbett Block. Is. Norwslii.
opening movement of prices In the
stock market today was irregular and
the trading was active and varied. St.
Paul was carried up 1% and Northern
Pacific nearly a point but the grung-
ers and Pacifics otherwise were rath~
er heavy at fractional declines.
United States steel stocks also open-
ed a fraction more than last night
andn tKansas and Texas pfd
_ orders outstripped the buying and pric-
es crumbled away after an unsuccess~
ful attempt to sustain the market by
stocks.
. leaders all through the list.
losses of from i to 2 points were sus-
. Bonds were steady.
‘ This Maples A: Goldsclilnidt 00.. Corn
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers In
Cotton. .
TODAY IN WALL ET REET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. lit—The
. ‘2‘ I; ‘
IS ON THE LIST OF THOSE INVITED TO SAVE”
MONEY
BUYING CLOTHING TO-DAV. .
.LOWINO PRICES:
“.50 AND 33.00 SUITE @
$3.50 AND “.00 SUITS G
“.50 AND $5.00 SUITS @
OUTING TROUSERS.
:2. so AND s3. 00 rnousaris @ '
03.50 AND $4.00 raoussas @
‘ OUTING SUITS AND "NUFANGL" TROUSERS AT {(2 PRICE}
sh. It
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Telephone Call 324-2.
The
lost
m.—~Selling
a
pqu’ALL STREET. 11 rpm
bidding up the trans-continental
Large fractional inroads were
made in the values of representative
while
talned in several specialties.
WALL STREET. Noon—~A very hen
very accumlation of Pennsylvania at
anadvunce of nearly a point strength-
ened other stocks by sympathy. The
evidence of realizing prompted trad
ers to offer prices down again and
Union Pacific yielded abruptly 1%
and Southern Pacific 1%. The effect
was perceptible on‘ the whole list.
7. TODAV'I OUOTATIONI.
‘Report over the private wire: 01
mission Brokers. Swartz E Corbett
Bloch. South .Norwslk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Atrial Cop 80% 80% 85 85%
Am C & 1“ Co 38% 38% 38 38%
Am C & F pf 102 102 102 102
Am Loco 6695' 60% 54% 64%
Am Smelt‘ 128% 129% 128% 128%
Am Sugar 144% 144% 144 144%
A '1‘ & 5 Fe 90% 90% 89% 89%
A 'l‘ & S F pf 104% 104% 104% 104%
Balio & Ohio 113%, 113% 113% 113%
B'klyn R '1‘ 70% 70% 09% 09%
Chea in Ohio 57% 57% 50% 66%
Chi & N W 224 224 221 221
Ch 01'. West 22% 22% 22% 22%
Ch M A St. P 180% 187 184% 1847;.
CO] I“ & l 47% 47% 46% 46%
Col South 28% 28% 20% 28%
Del & End 214% 214% 210 210
Erie 49 49 48% 48%
Erie 1st pf 84 84% 84% 84%
111 Central 177% 1777/. 177% 177%
Lou & Nash 150% 151 149% 140%
Manhattan 107 107 107 167
Mei St Ry 120% 139% 128% 128%
Max Cent. 24% 24% 24 24
M K d: 'I‘ 33 83% 3271i 32%
M K 61: T pf 70% '71 70% 71
Mo Pacific 100% 107% 100% 100%
Nat Lead 44% 44% 43% 43%
N Y Central 150 160% 104% 154%
Norf & West 00% 80% 85% 85%
Out A West 50 60 647/. 00%
Pac Mall 45 40% 46 40%
Penn R R 145% 140% 146% 146%
P00 Gas» 106% 100% 105 105
fielding 112%,11246 111% 112%
Read lat pf 90 90 06 90
Mp Steel 2: 83% 21% 22
Rock Island 34% 34% 33%. 84
South Poo 081g 08% 00% 01%
Son R 00 80% 30% 30% 30%
Tuna A l 01% 91%: 00 00%
Tom Pac 00% 80 86
Union Pu: 130% 137% 136% 130%
U 8 Rubber 04
U 8 Steel 37% 37% 30% 30%
U Batcel pf 105% 100% 104% 104%
Wabash 21% 21% 21% 21%
Wabash pf 41 43 43 . 43%
West Un Tel 04 it it out.
WI: Cost 294‘ 80% 30% 30
ANOTHER OOOD MAN OONI
WRO
Nil.
1-10 neglected to take Foley's Kidney
Cure at the first oi oi Iiidnsy iron
bis hoping it won it went away, and
he was soon a victim of lrlghi'ud
use. There is danger in delay. but
it foioy‘s Kidney Ours is taller: at
noon sound and well. A. It. 3000.0!
' Morgsatown. iad., had to get up in or. '
twelve than in the night. and had a
_ um backache and pains in the kid-
'I Kidney
Drag
" 10 LBS. sauna ............'.....nuo
n. and im cured by may
to. Sold at Pialstod'u
Uh
OkNNOT DIOOUIQ IOYOOTT.
'30 D KONG. All
til. sail-A
3M
once the symptoms will disappear, the
‘ kidneys are strengthened and you are
It tar-The sp-
ioation of the Chi: nose Commercial
plan in this city. to most and dis-
..u... ”Thomson.
, r
governor of the colony.
'l'AitI Robot. an" arm
‘Aiursiiuriv are-Indus: K3301
. .1. -.
At Dibble’s Grocery
SOME SATURDAY SALES AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES.
imperial Flour, soc bag.
Fresh arrival of Clover Hill Butter, this sale. 270.
teI‘. 250.
Best Tiib EVI-
Fresh Roasted Java Coffee, than which there is none better in thin
‘
town. Special 290. Try once‘, and buy always.
Tomatoes at 450 per basket.
Corn. special low price.
Lima Beans, special low price.
Squash. ic‘Ib. ’ '.
Green Peppers, Crab Apples. Pearl. ',,:
Sweet Potatoes. low price.
Nice Apple: for cooking and sail: a.
Dried Beer is running fine. lam sure there are many people In town
who do’nt know how nice our Dried Beef is. To induce such to try 18,. I
malt. the special price of 250 lb. Saturday. .
Hops our efforts to serve and plane will be a help to patrons. Hope
for your orders.
LORENZO DIBBL
TELEPHONE CALL. ”—4.
Special For Saint it
an. F‘s. '
..“Wimn‘ " '
Fancv Home Grown Potatoes. per peck. ........ . . . . . . . . .
FANCY SWEET POTATOES, PER PECK. ........ . . .I. ..........E§C
Large Water-melons ............ . ............ . .. ... . . . . . . .: 35c
Best Green Corn in town. per dozen ....... . . . .- .... . ., I. . ... SOC
Best T omatocs in town, per quart. ............. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5c
LARGE VARIETY OF VEGETABLES AND FRUIT.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY, .
M. EPSTEIN, East Norwa’llo
Phone, 3193. -
Phone. 26 3.
Twenty Five and Fifty Per Cent. Cuts in the Prices of wagon-.13
rlages. buggies, surreys, runabouts. traps, farm wagons and all cor-tact
wagons
This is a bona tide necessity sale and the reason is explained in the lat-
ter received by me from the NIcholaUnderwear Company. published iii ,
news columns of this paper.
The cuts in prices will be startling and some of them will be
In this space later. it is really the chance of a lifetime to. buy
turnout cheap. , .
LUTHER M
Carriage Repository.
42 No. Main 51.. 80. llorwallt.
PICULIAR lilliAPl'lAliAticlmy
J. D. Runyon. of Butler-ville. 0., laid
the peculiar disappearance of his pain»
011 symptoms. of indigestion and bill-
oulneu to Dr. King's New Life Pills.
it. says: “They are a perfect remedy.
for dilllilofl sour stomach. headache,
constipation. etc." Guaranteed at 1‘. 1i.
Baxter-‘0 drug store. price 260. "
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lngrstltude is always ready
some kind of an excuse. .
eBay Your Grocer-
ice at OurBiiore
and Save
Money.
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