u n: studious Ice Cream '_ dies, Etc. ,I AT i. 51 Washington Street. . -.-.- -:-;-.- -;-;.,. . .2... lualluislnies. Tuesdlflhgirtioifiimfiian en. The Sentinel resumes tomorrow its regular schedule, and will be issued at the usual time, 3 o’cicc WEATHER FOE; CAST. ...—.... For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- night and Saturday. Pleasant weath- er has prevailed during the past 24 hours in all sections east of tits Rocky Mountains except on the South Atlan- tie and Gulf cOasts. Jacksonville, Fla" reported 8.68 inches of rain dur- ing the past 24 hours and 11.86 inches in 48 hours. The temperature contin- ues above the normal in the central and eastern sections; Conditions fa- vor for this vicinity fair weather and not much change in- temperature. —c. a x. Hats. O'Brien. Grocery specials of interest will be found in the adv, 0! A. F1 Beckman & Co. C. N. Gray. of Norwalk, spent Sun- day and Labor Day at' the Bailey Inn, in Ridgefleld. ——Baseball, tomorrow, at Amusement Park. Norwalks vs. Yonkers. The large addition which has been erected an the store of A. B Gregory. in Cranbury. is about completed. C—Green Peppers 10c doz F. D. L & 0 George Van Hoosenr, of Cranbhry. has moved a‘small building to the rear of his home in Newtown avenue. —-Round Stealk,14c. Butteryfis Dudley E. Raymond, of West avenue has returned home to South Norwalk. C from a several months' tour of Eli- Mkt rope. ~—Shoulders of Lamb 10c 1b.. at the Boston Market on the Bridge. George H.I*Rayin6nd.c of Berkeley street, Norwalk. ls‘ having a new cement sidewalk laid in front of his residence. —-Soft and Crushllfllats. O’Brien. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Oimstead and , Mrs. Robert Weingartner, of Norwaik. spent Sunday in Ridgeileld, as the guests of Seth Gilbert. —Round Steak, 16c 1b., at New York Market. Frank H. Merrill. and Charles N. Wood. of Norwalk, left town yesterday afternoon for a few days' fishing at the Bantam Lake club house. —Rib Roast. 12 1-2c. Buttery’s. The Rev. George Van Alstyne, of ' Fairlield avenue, will leave town to morrow, for Hartford. to be the guest of his daughter, Mrs. C. A. Johnstone. ——Baseball. tomorrow. at Amusement 4 Pork. Norwalks vs. Yonkers. The Rev Louis B. Howell, of Tren ton. New Jersey. willI offlola at the services at St. Paul's chu ch, next Sunday, September 13th. ——Leaa Pot Roast,10c lb. Hayes‘ Mkt. Members of the Norwalk Country Club have just received the prelimin- ary issue of the bylaws of the club and a list of the resident and non- -resi- .dent membership. —Lamb Fore, 10c. Buttery's. Thomas E. Gregory. of Cranbury, who had the contract and made the roads in that vicinity in the spring, “is now gain over them again and fix- ing the was aged and worn places. —Baseball, tomorrow at Amusement Park. Norwalks vs. Yonkers. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Reedt G. Haviiand have returned home from their Eu- ropean trip. Mrs. Eben Hill, Jr. who was also in the party when started will remain abroad for some time lon- ger. I—Choice Native Fowis, 18c lb. Hayes'Mkt. Mrs. .luiia V. Lester. Mrs. James Golden and Mrs. George R Van Al styne will leave tomorrow for Rock- vllle, where they will be guests for ten days of Mr. and ..Mrs Charles N. Then. -—Chopped martini-4e. Buttery‘s Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Ambler, Harry Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Ambler of Wilton, have returned home from a very enjoyable automo- bile trip through Connecticut and , i spent two days at the Hartford fair. —qi'an.I Sugar 18 lbsLSl. F. D L. a Go. 2.. _ Mrs. George A. Whelpley. of _ Mr. and [airfield avenue, who are on a vaca enjoying the beautiful scenery, and re- port that they are having fine weath~ or. -Umbreilss & Yacht Caps. O'Brien. SATURDAY CANDY . 25c Stillson- Powell corporation, a Mommies Maoist. . lortnmllnhshmul f ‘ ”Compound ninth Novella whlhassyn'hm.htlio \ , OOIT PER SIM World-MM 5.00 1.50 1:.» 17.” III TAYLOR & GOLDEN 14 Washington It. m. «to. :2 more . Syrup of Ssrsapsriils. A radiodmfan' Pin: MT. NOW! on, Balls. RIRIVIOIIII. Ulcers. is and Blood Diseases. 75c BOTTLE. . . ANDERSON '3' Launch -Work.s. Boat Frames set up and ready to pink. All kinds of repair work. launches of all sizes built to 0rd. by competent workmen. Oyster Shell Point. Marys": The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company are offering special induce- ments in their adv. today. The Clinker baseball team will play the All Stars, at the Keenan grounds in Winnipauk, Sunday afternoon, —-LolIi Steak, 15c. Buttery's. Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32. will hold I regular session. this evening, at the wigwam In Wall street. Norwalk. -—Peeriess Flour 83c bag. $6.60 bbl. l". D. Lawton Ev. Co. The Ssteadfast Circle of the Nor- walk Baptist church will hold the first meeting of this season at the home of Miss Marion Murray, in Warren street. this evening. ' e—llaseball, tomorrow, at Amusement Park. Norwalks vs. Yonkers. AbeXarp, who recently resigned his position at the H. Krieger and Company store, to take a position with S. Fox, of Norwaik, is now preparing to opening a ladies' tailoring establish- ment of his own in North Main street. —Porterhouse Steak, 16c. Buttery's. The several times adjourned annual meeting of the 'Brookside Chapel As~ sociation again failed to materialize. last evening. Secretary William H. Tristram is becoming Wearied of open- lng the chapel for this meeting, with- out rshavin; response from the mem- e—Caps,r‘ps. O'Brien. Charles Yost, of Norwalk hill-l r-c covered against Harry A. Hendricks of said town, iii the town court for $95.19. Money in the hands of Ste phen Wargo, of Norwalk due ch- drichs which was attached in the orig- inal action, will be taken to satisfy the execution. —-3 lbs. good Beefstcak, 250. otcllol am = liayes' The Democrats of Norwalk are put ting up the name of Ex- Mayor Wallace Darin for state reprdsentative. The. present répresentatiw. William Low. who has served a very successful term. states that hols not in a position as yet to say whether he will run for the posaion in the coming campaign —Shon_lder Steak. 10c. Buttery's. Bentley's Orchestra, of Bridgeport. has been engaged to furnish music for dancing tomorrow evening, at the Nor walk Country Club. Last night's dance like all that have been held at the club this season, was largely attended, and was thoroughly enjoyable. Music was furnished by Speidei's orchestra. The entertainment committee of the club will hold a meeting this evening. ~—Basehall, tomorrow. at Amusement Park. Norwalks vs. Yonkers. Mics Edna Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George » Allen, of lease Place Norwalk. will go to New York Thursday of next week. and will be united in marriage to August Geigus of Hallen. Florida. Miss Aliens par ents will witness the ceremony, and the couple will leave for Mr Geigus‘s home, but they are not sure as to where they will reside permanently. —-3 lbs. best Shoulder Steak, the. Hayes' Mkt Duriilg the meeting of the council of the city of Norwalk, held last evening. Councilman C H Dilworth thought it was about time something was heard from the committee appointed to in- vestigate the advisability of the erec- tion of a new reservoir, and City Clerk .l. Beiden Hurlbutt replied that the committee had been awaiting a cer- tain report from the city engineer. That report would be ready as soon as they eduld get It, but would be sub. mitted to a city meeting, and not to the council. ——Roast Beef, 16c 1b., at New York Market. Hotel C "10rd; A few desirable Suites Special Winter Rates Excellent Cuisine Charles “Reyneke 'i. Mushroom I} m. ' 1’ s ‘ U. U. I “fiddly mmioooimsi’s V Postal-s. ‘ Long Island Escallops! ...... ...... . Take it easy! '2 ' . in your old straw to a soft [Flt hat TIT: new Telescope, Trooper, Alpine and crush shapes in the new Fall shades, $1.50 to But if you mudt have a Derby now, you might -as well have the best for year but money: Derbies in the new shapes-$2; C. 8: K. Derbies. $3; Knapp-Felts, 34. O Many of our Fall Suits. Overcoats and Rain- cwts are here—and new Neckwear, Hosiery, Shirts and Fall-weight Underwear. A West Norwalk woman who raises and sells vegetables. was injured In a Mrs. Frederick Sturges, of Ridge- flcld, is spending a few days with Mrs. Emma Sturges. of Main sircct. Nor. walk. Mrs. Rnicliford, of Norwaik. is him- lug her building in Wall street occu- pied by Groceryinan Bruce remodeled. The interior of the second floor is re- ceiving a new wall. floors tand many other improvements. and it is under- stood that she intends to have the out- side covered with'shcct iron. with the imitation of brick. runaway yesterday. when her horse became frightened at a barking dog. it was feared that the woman‘s slIoill- dcr may be broken. .1. .l. Cash, of the .I. & .1. Cash Com- pany. Limited; which has a branch factory in South Norwulk. arrived In New York yesterday from England on the Cunardcr Lusitania. This is Mr. Cash's first opportunitytto view the South Norwnlk plant. ...-.... Some "square deals" have mighty sharp corners. , The lowest price does not always Incasure as the most desirable or profitable, you want thiliiy and price to blend satisfaitoiliy-suililps you fiet here. And with up. good grain. good service, is fundamental, not a mere ejpedifit. There are many good arguments why you should patronize us, but none better than our service itself. I' ' "" . . Buy Oats Thais Clean. . y I ' '. MANUEL TORO HAECH. . 3.‘ The Lion andT he Mouse By CHARLEO KLEIN 50c 31 Copy WILLIAM F. BEERS’ ‘IOOK AND STATIONERY STORED. 49 WALL STREET. 8 SOUTH MAIN STREET, NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK. Norwalk Savings Society, 44 WALL STREET, NORWALK. INCORPORATED 1340. Deposits over - - - $3, 525,000. 00 DIRECTORS. WILLIAM A. coirr’if , noses H. oLovsa LEWIS c, eases HENRY F. COLEIURN esonos M. Houses STEPHEN H. HOLNEI FREDERICK A. an FLOYD 'r.‘ auscos Snapper Blues, Weakfish, Boneta Mackerel. - Long and Round Clams. Live Lobsters and Soft Shell Crabs. Cutbill’sx‘. ”(Bridge Fish Market. ”TsLnriioNEros. FREE DELIVERY. , Be v ' ’ iii", O 'r $1395.33 “h... ill“€i3i‘ouni'.+Red Fire, Lanterns Campbell’s Flags. Clearance Sale of Sheet Music, 6 for 25c. COLEMAN’S , N EM ITORE. to North Main “"0. AgentI for A.O. 69ml sidins's nth Norwaik. There‘is a tints in the week when merchants need the services" or a Bank’more than 'at any other timE—that’s SATURDAY NIGHT. Mt *I“ . abs—«Fm. vh‘ I! E. ,IL SOU II NORVAIK TRUST LOHI’ANYL I Liggett’sa' THE ‘CLIFFORD ' Christian swan: John H. Light . Frederick H. Ganung, TAKE uosii. A 30X 0" Saturday Candy 29 Cents for a One Pound Box This candy is slivays the same good quality and absolutely inc-Ii every week. Reminders for Your Shopping List Start off with finds. it makes the rest of the shopping easier Next a Box of Apollo ChOcolstu for Sunday use. .. Then some or the following are like- ly to be needed: Cold Cream. Toilet or Bath scape. Bay Rum. Tootli Powder, Brushes, Toilet Waters. Stationery, Manicure Articles, or any Drug Store Want. PHARMACY, THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. Telephone Cali, 15-2. All Goods Delivered Free of Charge. TODAY IN. WALL STREET. WALL STREET, l0:10 a. m..0pen- lng prices of stocks showed some re- coveries from yesterday’s closing de- pression. but declines at other points made the tone irregular. The dealings were only moderately active. Ameri- can Locomotive declined 11A. and then recoved. and Canadian Pacific, South- ern Railway and Western Union were down Colorado ind Southern and Comic uted Gas rose At WALL STREET. 11 a m.——When the selling orders had been executed. the market showed some inclination to advance, and the professionals promptly bid up several of the import- ant riiilroads and specialties. The ad- vance. brought out extensive realiza- tions, after u while, and there was a sharp reaction, which wiped out most of the advance, and drove some stocks below yesterday's final prices. WALL STREET, Noon.—-—'i‘lic show of firmness in the call money market induced furtiicr selling, which caused general declines. Bonds were Ilrm. . WALL STREET. 1 p. m.~—Slight re- coveries were made. but the market became lntenscly dull on the rise. Re- neweduclllng of some of the special- ties weiikcncd tile list for a while, biit the railroad stocks soon received sup- port aiid the market became more steady. Attorneys Walsh, Hubbell and Gregory are having their offices rc- papcrcd and pointed. Mrs. Dean Swift, of Trenton. N. .I., who has been the guest of South Nor- walk relatives, will return home to- morrow. .... Shoe Repairing IS NOT MODERN OR SCIENTIFIC UNLESS DONE BY US. Monarch Repair Shop, 43 RAYMOND s'r. ’PHONE 456 OR POSTAL. Norwalk‘HardwaI-e Co HEADQUARTERS FOR Garden Hose, Garden Tools, Lawn Mowers and General Hardware .. Machine Work and General Repair- ing Promptly Attended To. 39 MAIN ' "ST, NORWALK‘. CityNational Bank IOUTH NORWALK, CONN TRANSACTO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. ‘ CAPITAL. .100.000m\ u..— suanus AND Pnosirs. Walloon 2 . soWI'N H. MATstsou, Pros. OHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vise-pros. nsosnick‘ H. ROWAN, 2nd Vloo ’WILFRED soowsLL. til-“'9“ --v-- FOTORO, E.‘ H. Msthswso Henry Seymour John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman Josiah R. Marvin J. Walloon Marvin _ Fred H. Rowan. Am'namce all hours as: and night. UNDERTAKER. Moral Parlors in Connection. I I I on Men sOdd Pans FOR TWO DAYS, SATURDAY and MONDAY, we will sell 200 pairs of MEN'S ODD PANTS AT ONE HALF PRICE. The lot includes all this season '8 patterns. An Opportunity Never Before Offered REMEMBER, THIS OFFER IS FOR SATURDAY. AND MONDAY ONLY. WSee display in wed window. Price’s Clothing Store 'f' 98 Washington Street , South ‘Norwalk. __...._————— .34. Specials for Saturday, ” September 12th \ AT ‘I "\ The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. For other Cut-Price Groceries and Extra'Stamp Specials see our circular. Ver II...“ Elgin . . 18 lbs. Bea Standard Creamery Butter, Granulated Sugar 3 pound, 28c for $1.00. Walter ' Baker’s Co- 3 cans A 8; P Con- coa, 1-2 lb. can, 17c densed Milk for 25¢ Regular price, 22c Best on the market A. SI P. Fancy Patent A. & P. Fancy Pat- ,Flour, 24 1-2 lb. ' ent Flour, ,Lsiick, 800. a barrel, $6.30. Laundry Starch, Colman’ s Mustard w ZI’IDS. for-7c. Il-4 lb.’ can, 10c. Regular price, 10c. Regular price, 13c. Full Cream Cheese, Pure Leaf Lard a pound, 12c. a pound, 15c . r Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food ‘Pi’oducts. Full Weight and Honest Trading. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Cumpany 124 East Washington so So. NorWaIk. Tel.,909._ Free Delivery. . BEST .VALUE- IN TOWN sssTcRA‘N.‘ aqun ............. . ...... ”is the. $1.00 A1 FLOUR ..... i.........t... ..... ...... . chum”: LIGHTHOUSE I. ...... ..... cakes. 25° BULK COCOANUTU ..porlbnaoo FORGE ...... . ..... ........ ”epics-.260 SHRIMP ..zoanaZSc o QUALITY THE ssstr. '. I I} H. E. MEAD 8. COMPANY. uni-PHONEIM.‘ . “mum . hi m n d L ravages loom; do “IO- MAIN 01'. O UTII NORWALK . - fifiaofi?» #MWW’AfiLfier-r‘ :
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