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LABOR DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be Issued as a
morning paper next Monday, Labor
Day. All news items and advertise-
ments should reach the office in Wash-
ington street, early Sunday evening.
‘ WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
warmer tonight and Saturday. The
area of high presure that was central
over the Lake region yesterday morn-
ing has moved eastward and is now
central over New England. it has pro-
duced pleasant weather with low temI
peratures in the central and eastern
sections during the past 24 hours. An
area of low pressure central over Lake
Superior is producing cloudy weather
with local showers in the western porv
tious ot the lake region and the upper
Misslsippi Valley. The temperatures
are rising in the central sections. Con-
ditions favor for this vicinity fair
weather with slowly rising tempelu-
tnre.
Saturday chocolates at Stillson-Pow-
ell Corporation.
Arnold's Foundry, of Norwalk, has
suspended operations until Tuesday of
next week.
«Bargains in Muslin Underwear at
Closing Out Sale. M S. Smith & Co.
Fall fashions in belts 1! what . E.
Ryan & Co. are advertising. Read the
adv.
A son Was born last night to Cap-
tain and Mrs. William H. Verity, of
West Norwslk.
'-Brown Derhies. O‘Brien.
Mrs. Homer F. Buckman, of Eliza-
beth street. is visiting friends in
Brooklyn and Flushing, h 1.
Fred N. Smith, of the Norwalk.iiour
repahtoriaf‘m'fl’fir' entertaining at 'St:
Louis friend for . few days
~Ladies' high cut tuna and black.
a new fall shoe with latest styles, to
advertise will soil sample pairs at
82. 69. Olsen‘ s Slim Store.
All the pension agents of the town
are busy today, it. being the day the
veterans have their papers signed.
Cockenoe Tribe. No. 32, will hold a
' regular meeting this evening at the
Wigwam in Wall street, Norwalk.
u—Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.
Miss Mamie Tulley’, of Chestnut
street, Norwalk, is spending her vaca-
tion with friends in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Jennie Reardon has returned
home after a ten weeks’ stay with Mr.
and Mrs. P. H. Miller, of Albany. N. Y.
‘--Prime Rib Roast, 15c lb. Boston
Market on the Bridge.
Miss Alice Bailey, of Dnnbury, will
visit Mr. and Mfs. Frederick Byxbee,
of Harriet street, Norwalk, over Labor
Day.
Tomorrow is the last day of the
housecleaning sale at Willis H: Scl-
leck's. The adv. will give you prices,
etc:-
-—Basebnll tomorrow at Amusement
Park. Norwalks vs. Fatersons, N .1.
Miss Ethel Raymond, of Greenwich
' ' is a guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
'1
, a ..~ . “rag?!“ 2*~.v=~r..-vrs-
and Mrs. Lester Hyatt, of Arch street
Norwalk.
Frederick McAllister, of Winnipauk,
is spending several days with friends
in Seymour. He expects to return to
his-home tomorrow. .
#Porterhouse Steak, 16c. Buttery's
Cockenoe Haymakers held a regular
meeting last evening at its quarters in
Wall strete. Nothing om importance
was done at that time.
A tar walk is being constructed in
front of the new town high school
building in West avenue, from the en-
trance to the sidewalk.
——Glover's rShoo'Store closed all day
Monday, Labor Day.
Ms Mrs rm are granddaugh
tor, of Stamford, are spending the day
with Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Byxbee,
of Harriet street, Norwalk.
St. John's Hodge, A. F. and A. M.
of Norwalk, opened its fall communi-
cations last evening. Only routine
matters came up for disposal.
-—Very low prices on Ladies' Shirt
Walsts at Closing Out Sale. M. S.
Smith & Co. .-
. Harris IE Grins request the public,
when buying their coal for the winter,
to call and examine their stock of the
highest grade cdal in all sizes.
Mr and '.Mrs Willis H. Selleck, of 9
Berkeley street, Nowalk, are enter-
tninlng Mr. and Mrs Frank F. Davis
and family. of Brooklyn. N. Y., for a
few days.
-Shouldpr Spring Lamb.
Boston Market on the Bridge.
Saturday Chocolates,
" ‘ 25c
Salinas-Powell Corporation,
~ mass... Drusilla
100 lb.
- _ 'Is Your Baggage Imurcd
_ while any from home, in the country
or Dueling abroad!
“nth om
600T PER 01,000.
lot. In. em. 0111.17.
World-wide, 6.00 7.50 12.60 17.00 20-
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 Washington or. Tot. 105-8.
BAXTER’S
. Compound Syrup of Snrsapariila.
A remedy for Pimples, Postulel.
Tether or Salt Rheum, Biotehss, Tum-
ors, Bolts, Rin orms, Ulcer: Scrotu-
la and Blood issues.
75c BOTTLE.
ANDERSON '3
Launch Works.
Boat Frames set up and ready to
D talk.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all also. built to order
by competent workmen.
Oys for Shell Point. Nor-walk
MIs. Mary I)II;IPDE, of 15 Wood
street, was admitted to the. Norwnik
Hospital IlIls IIIoI-niug for
treatment.
Mrs. George Iicdell,
of Orchard
hospital this morning for treatment for
typhoid fever.
—Shoulder Steak, 10c. lluttcry's.
Miss Madge Miller, who has been
the guest of Miss Agnes L. Golden. of
Fulriicld avenue, returned home this
afternoon to Brooklyn.
Mrs. Julia. Qulnturd and Miss Elsie
Quintard, of South Main street, have
returned home from a two weeks' visit
at Asbury Park, N. J.
—Rnlston Full Slices.
Place. .
The well-known Oreneca Band. of
Ridgcilcld, is having a clam bnke to-
day at Compo Beach. Many ltidgcflcld
people and quite a Illlllllli‘l' from The
Norwalks are in attendance.
Last evening's concert and dance at
the. Norwnlk Country Club was well
attended and as usual was a very en.
joyable function. Music was furnished
by Speldcl's orchestra.
———llnsehail tomorrow at Amusement
Park. Norwalks vs. Patersons, N. .l.
A large party of young people from
up in the country had a straw ride to
[town Point last evening. 'i‘hcy evi-
dently had a pleasant time. They
started for home about 11 o'clock.
Clinton Commandery, Knights Tem-
plar, of Norwalk, will hold its first
full conclave this evening at the asy-
lum. corner of Wall and lsnucs streets,
Norwalk. Sir Knights are to appear in
fullunli‘orms.
—A shoe that will wear is n \l'ul-
dorf Shoe at $2.50. See Olson's shuc
display.
Work is proceeding rapidly on the
new brick dwelling house which Miss
B. J. Ella is having constructed at the
corner of Reed street and ScyIIIour
avenue. The first story is now almost
completed
Conrad C. Price, of West avenue, is
spending the second week of his vs-
catlou at the Sunset House, Sugar
Hill. in the heart of the White Moun-
tains. He will return to Norwnlk af~
ter Labor Day.
——A store full of the new Waldorf
Shoes at $2.50 ‘II pair. Sec. Olson‘s,
Washington street. ,
Everett S.’ Bulkley, of South Nor-
walk, and William K. J. Hubbcll, of
Wilton, started this morning on :In in-
teresting automobile trip through Ncw
Jersey to Atlantic City, in Mr. ilub-
bell's Ford runabout.
The Bachelors‘ Club, of Norwalk.
will hold its annual outing, at Compo
Beach. tomorrow afternoon, and a fine
time is anticipated. A lunch will be
carried and the members will stay un-
til evening. This organization will
soon start their scssions for the com-
ing winter. ,
——Loln Steak, 15c. Buttery's.
Governor Woodruff today author-
ized the admission of Mary R. Staplins
of New London and Helen Lekl of
Bridgeport to the Connecticut School
for imbeciles; also authorized Eddie
G. Hoffman of Glastonbury and My-
line Warner of Hamden to the Hint.-
ford School for the Deaf.
There will be an unusual ceremony
tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock at
St. Joseph's Church, in South Main
street, in that four couples will be mar-
ried at one time, and two of the bride-
grooms are twin brothers Joseph
Ohes will take Julia Roscah for his
bride, Andrew will wed Lizzie Mlchlos.
and John Smyrnak and Lizzie Shimko
will be one of the other happy couples.
Glover‘s 'i‘hc
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Hotel Clifford
A few desirable Suites
Special Winter Rates
Excellent Cuisine
Charles ,Reyneke
raor .
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Don’t Forget Saturday Sale of
Sheet Music
a COPY 10c I! COPY
COLEMAN’S
NEW. ORE. ‘
to Noth‘Mar CAL.“ m3: Namath.
i “Opening 00050.”
Win
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medical .
street, Norwalk, was admitted to the '
meet your present need.
$10 and $12 Suits,
$4 88
The Big Sale of
TROUSERS !‘
Nothing like a new pair of good Trousers to
help the old suit through until cold weather. Almost
every man needs a pair right now.
» It’s not our fault if you don’ t get YOURS,
for our big half-yearly sale of Trousers is
Pew
0W,
ed to
We are bound to clean up the season‘ 3 stocks of
' work, business, outing and dress Trousers, no matter
what the loss is—these are the
Remarkable Reductions
$1.48, $2.48, $3.48 and $4.48
for $2 to $6.50 Trousers
We have your size, we have the color and cut you
like; we can fit you perfectly. Now why shouldn' t.
you step right up and pick out your pair, while the
size range is full, and picking Is at its best?
See the new Fall hat styles when you come for
your Trousers. Dandy shapes In stiff and soft hats.
$15 and $18 Suits,
$7.88
Idx-Muyor and Mrs. Itichurd Golden
have gone to Pike County, Penn.
where they will be guests over Labor
Day of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Lock-
wuod. of Norwalk, who have a summer
home In Pike County.
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CAMERA:
49 WALL STREET,
NORWALK.
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Shoot music for Saturday at Cole-
Thc adv will give you price.
A large numlII-r of the members of
the liltlgcileld llIIIIIl stopped in Nor-
wulk early this IIIoI'IIiIIg on their way
to Compo Bench, whcrc an annual field
day Is in progress. A regular clam
L 14 South Main Street, Telephone Call 632-2.
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MI. and Mrs Moses 11.Glovcr of
NIII'w ..III . ilit I .\[It'(‘ Icu home itlllliilmli)“ mIIII' s.
from It vacation stay at l.:IlII~ War-I
maug. I ‘1‘]; I
bake will be served. and the day will
be. spent with \nrious sports. baseball,
swimming, Iowing etc
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Some "square Ilculs" have mighty sharp corners.
The lowest price does not always measure as the.
most fIt’Sil‘aIllt‘ or profitable, you want quality and
price to blend nutisfnctoI'Ily—such as you [:6 "here:
And with us. good grnln, good service, is fundamental, not
Them me many good arguments why
\Im should patronize us, but none beiteI than our service
Buy Oats Thats Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
KODAKS
SUPPLIES
WILLIAM P. BEERS’
IOOK AND STATIONERY STORED.
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Deposits over - -
GEORGE M. HOLMES
STEPHEN H. HOLMES
FREDERICK A, ELLB
FLOYD T. RUSCOE
, TELEPHONE 108.
Norwalk Savings Society,
K V 44 WALL STREET, NORWALK! '
INCORPORATED 1040.
$3,525,000.00
WILLIAM A. CURTII
MOSES H. CLOVER
LEWIS C, GREEN
HENRY F. COLEBURN
DIRECTORS.
Escallops, 50c Qt.
Long Island Blue and Weakfish
Bonetas, Cod, Sword, Flats, Salmon and other kinds. Long
. and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
There is a time in the week when merchants need the services ‘
of a Bank more than at any other timcé-that’s
SATURDAY NIGHT. "I
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(IQIJIL NORVAlK inst mum
is OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT FROM 7 T0 at
Merchants' Accounts Solicitedz.‘ . . .
‘ furniture dealers. will
A 40c Candy for
. 29c Box
That's just what you get when you
purchase
LIGGETT’S
Saturday Candy
The name LIGGETT'S Is a guaran-
tee of purity and wholesomeness of the
product, which is worth double any
other candy offered at this price.
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THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—Price
.changes of stocks at the. opening threw
little light on the prevailing specula-
tive sentiment. Small gains and loss-
es were mixed, and the dealings were
scanty. A rise of 1% in Canadian Pa-
citlc and of lnrgc fractions in Southern
Pacific and American Smeltlng, and
declines of a large fraction in Ameri-
can Locomotive and Distillers’ Securi-
ties were the only conspicuous chang‘
es. '
WALL STREET, 11 II. nI.——,Room
traders perceiving that there was no
pressure Of consequence after the op-
ening, bought stocks frecly for II. turn,
and there was an immediate sharp ad—
vance in the usual active trading
stocks. The copper and Hurriman
stocks made the best showing. Ameri-
can Smelting improved 2,1ho prefer-
red 21,4, Southern Pacific 1% and Un-
ion Pac,lilc AtIhihon St Paul, Read-
ing and Amalgamated Copper 1.
Fancy
cial, Today, -
BOYS’
$0.00 SUITS
83.50 SUITS .........
83.00 SUITS
82.50 SUITS
98 Washington Street
that have sold regularly for 50c and 75c.
in Blue Serge and Mixtures.
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35.00 SUITS ..... . $3.08
34.00 sst ......... . $3.19
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Parents should not overlook this opportunity to save a dollar.
Price’s Clothing Store.
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The Great Atlantic 8:
Pacific Tea Co.
'mNEI 165-5.
Today’s Special
We have placed on Sale Today
150 Boys" White andsi
Shirts '
.3” 390
SUITS
$2.93
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South Norwalk
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WALL STREET. Noon—Prices
were well sustained during the second
hour at the previous advance, but
dealings were small. and changes U"-
important. Mackay‘Companles down.
ed 1. Bonds were firm.
WALL STREFT, 1 p. m—Purchas
es weIe made on II small scale' bu t
the market reached a higher level.
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ALBIN TO FIND HIDDEN ARTICLE
A. J. Collins & Company, the. local
endeavor
flick PIincc Albin, who asserts that
he can find anything hidden and to
ncromplish same blindfolded. Mr.
Collins proopscs to secrete an article
somewhere in South Norw,alk and Al
bin is to find it, being blindfolded, the
test. to be made this afternoon at 6
o'clock, starting from Music Hall.
Enhancement
“7t{.\\\s\dc“
Mrs. Meats School tor Ends,
“mew, Connoctlcut
will open for the Fall term on Wednes-
day, September sixteenth.
The principals may be seen at the
school any morning after nine o'clock.
Margaret R. Brendllngec, A. 8.
Martha Williams Aldon,
Principals.
HOYT’S THEATRE
wsonssoav, seer. 9.
THE TALK OF ALL AMERICA.
Henry B. Harris Wlll Again Presen—t
THE DRAMATIC SUCCESS OF THE
CENTURY
THE LION
AND
THE. MOUSE
BY CHAS. KLEIN.
THE PRODUCTION IN ITS EN-
TIRETY. .
3 Years—New. York—3 Years,
8 Months—Chicago—s Months.
6 Mmthu—adnton—"c Months.
PRICES .............. 26c, 756. $1.00
FIRST 4 ROWS . . 01.50
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Special Cut Prices and
Extra Stamp Specials
For Saturday September 5th. "
This Store Will Be CLOSED All.
Otice Day. Monday (Labor Day), Sep-
' tember 7th. .
'
Extraordinary Stamp
Offer
too STAMPS FREE WITH 1
BBL. OF A&P FANCY
PATENT FLOUR.
, . any flavor, 25c.
Very Best ELGIN CREAM-
ERY BUTTER,
a pound, 27c.
25 STAMPS WITH 1 BOT-
TLE PURE EXTRACTS. .
PURE LARD, per pound, mc.‘
i8 poundsBEST STANDARD
GRANULATED SUGAR A” FANCY PATENT
FOR $x.oo. FLOUR» 24Vr1b. sack, 73c. :
FANCYI NATIVE POTA- FANCY swear pout}! i
TOES. a peck. 25c. TOES SOLD AT COST, ’, :
:1 ' v .‘i.’ “’1‘“! if
QUAKER CORN FLAKES. asp. BAKED Deans, 3
a package, 7c. CANS FOR 255.
I
, ' Regular price we.
Reg. price 30c. .
For other Cut Price Specials and Extra Stamps see our Circulars.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Campany
124 East Washington St., 80. Norwalk'. ' ' ,
Tel. 909.
WHAT YOU- WANT
You will get what you want. if you give us your order
keep everything in the grocery line that anyone could possibly want.
Come in and look around and see what a variety of 'g'ood things "
you can get at prices that are reasonable. .
Free Delivery. 7
We tryto
A1 FLOUR. per has. 82:.
GRAN. SUGAR ..... . ..... . ............ . ........ l ..... '18 lbs" $1.00
MACARONI . .................... , ....... . ..... lam pkg" 7c
VERY BEST JUNE BUTTER .................... . per Ih.. 20c,
LARGE BOT. GOOD OLIVER .................. . ............ too
SHREDDED WHEAT BISCUIT .................. per Pk'u126
QUALITY THE BEST.
’ PHONE 000.
II. E. MEAD 8: COMPANY
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