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muscular said. scoot;
com sonwaut.
W
I Imam. TILIPH
cyan no or AIM W.
I:
.3“. .Doul-ttnoni - ‘
linu- pat-Imam
IlgfI Not-watt:
I R «tics '
HM
2.- Laaos oav SENTINEL.
il‘he unlinel will be issued Hi“!
my. next Monday. as a morning,
Duper \ ‘l I.
chnrd H. Golden of South ¥Ntmltr-
was in Dnnbury yew”
the oster
of Which be
bitaine'n connected wl
properly at Belle lsihn
has supervision. .
Eljtgglt‘all Shoes, all leathers will)
and: Glover‘s the Place
Miss Rimrds. daughter of
Mrs Step ten lti r'tls. has returned
from a very mtlnyattle European trio.
and Mrs. II. M RlcbsItllI and daushufl
kilns have retained from a trip to
0rd Lake. N. it where they have
spent two months.
-r.—--—.‘T‘~
~-8ee notice of Clerk of Shell l-‘lsh-
cries, on first page.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. illegal oi
Blushing. L. 1.. tits I 2: guests of MI.
and Mia. Homer tckpam. having
made the Irl froth Long Island In
their automcb e. Mrs. Httcknaia will
accompany them on the rctutn trip
home.
~Shoes. Flynn & Ryan. Shoes.
._..._.._..
Mrs. bouis yon (lnl and daughter,
Mildred of South Norwallt have been
the welds of Mr. and Mrs. William J.
chols. of Foaataln pldce for a few
ms, before it. log for their new
borne in Salem.TiI-ewn which Mr. you
(It has lust peregrine t—llethei cor
pondent' 6! tile ,ry New.
~—New Pail styles
0' Brien.
._.__.._....
Orders bars been lulled to all
mundhouse foremon on the New Hat-
on roads syiif'etti' lb him every pat
sehgo‘r' engine equipped with good
steam hoseby September 1 In order
I tid a ably host-
3:; 22222 new
a one 9w aypn ecause o
elm cane mil
“fielfle
tile “3.12:3 and. were sent to each fore.
plan In bulletin form.
r—Schnol snobs ,cotl'lfihlly a Bracken
Captain Melville your; has lust rc-
oeived the new spirit for the racing
yacht Harguorlte, owned by lax-00n-
lnodore William F. Clarke. She was
enterodi tho ”recap; ltiie Seawall-
lllka Yd Edit 19y I Buy. tamer-
rw. bItt wil able to participate.
Go uboquy Mirguer‘lte will race
at. Inrchin'on’t. still has been tho'ronghi
ly ov‘o‘rlia‘uled for the occasion and
her friends hope she will carry oil
the minors“ in the event.
.—Mason Jars 60c dos rpm. 42 Co
Now. that ti; élI *Inecrs oi the State
of New York ”at!“ jihecticpt have
mutually doterniql‘ u‘p’ou the line di-
citiing the two states and have per-
mViLnently settled the important. ones-
t n. workmen yesterdgx t ng es-
t lisbod a. monument fir er on
the Post Road east at 1 781mm
This marker consists of n
dill. ‘33:le
“far! It. the
bridge.
granite stone about
and about two feet
ground. smopthly cilia
dividing line. It is in the
ground about five feet, extending
above the ground three feet.
,,—Children’s School Shoes. Glover's
the Place.
I
The engine hauling the passenger
toin from Pou ughltee sie, N. Y.. to
} rtforil, due to lea nbury' at
7: 87. (1an north .3; Hon opyyell
Junction yest rday morning and cay—
ed the train over an hour. A freight
llé engine was Til?“ over the road with
1 tr n h lertl nb a few
mihut they 9S .Juhe engine
healing the rfast 0pierk freight from
B'moktleld .lunotlon to Norwalk blow
out a due yesterday morning and hit
to be left at Danbuty for repalls. Tb
ex rose from Pittstleld. due to leave
lutnbb my ”05%?“ ptlw nearly”?l hour
a e
$6 IRI’ “first!“ ldo Junction.
uire en-
lo express Igrout Nev‘tr York to Pitts-
due at an r1; ’W: I was
it? :st In That. rig"
t e express to:
jRA “*‘W‘msafi‘vm
, Manufactum-o of IM
*2 proved
Soda and
“littoral Waters
IOTAULIBHED 1m ‘ 1??! “r; V! 2.
VliIW Seltzof‘tiarbtinlc 3 W A 'y
i The ‘t
l‘ 5 B I.
Ivvbeda n‘m
Per month is the cost at
MfimBusnlessCollege
For a Practical Education ' ‘
Books are Free.
ElnterTuesday. Sept. 7th
Stamford
South Norwalk
YARD TEL. 164. "
«titans
maria In we a o
last metal an VIa more
Also we
Ii
IMIW.
Optician
‘ so WALL artisan
Miss Helen 0‘ Brian has returned to
her home No. 7 Crescent Terrace. n'
ter a week' a visit In Orange, N. J.
was Hazel Weed. oI Sprinadulo. is
spending a. few days with her aunt.
Mrs. Stephenlgollogg. 0.! Norwalk.
—School shoes. Conneally & Bracken
There will be a stated conclnve of
the Clinton Commandery, No. 3. K. T..
tonight, in"tbe'asyl'um mime Masonic
building.
Flynn city‘s‘n.
“Shoes: Shoes.
C‘lmrles Li‘r‘t'deberg‘ has‘glven tlp ltitl
post Fulto k as is
ands! his 1’ IN ii sMaTIIis homsia ih
Ivy place.
home.“ in Walt at somewhat Int
MM WI
‘Ifluil «Hill 49‘ not. a 09.
Buckingham Post. W R. C..
routin- meeting last night at the head-
i- . Illimwrtl. bugl-
localised
it.'.
The Hatch 8r Bailey Go
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and MillWor‘k for Everything
from a Piggery' toa Palace
articular attentlgn
o r‘mm moat
nildontiy «commons 'Llnooih Roofing” tor roots one also Io‘r
hashing In pl 0 of Vmotgl. Dong not root or decay oodwlll loot a lugging.
N. Ir-buVring laminar months we will close ommy- promptly at
noon.
0 B Jooltaon
Everyman in the Optical Line.
' Eyes Examined Free'
PHONE “I.
SCHOOL‘OPENS enhancer! 1.1m; direction-us Iron ‘
scuoox. SHOES
WE RHQVI Tfl‘ MQQT’SJ'URDY AND STYLIW LINEO BOTH FOR
Boys AND GIRLS
» «pus opens it“ saytgrsorloN."
gums s RYAN
M. . Hobart W a! Economical
Company. had a day s vaction from his
lteld a' .
hggg Our lino com-
so the most Inexpen-
lock embraces a great many
up to the finest bed that is
ill interest the closest buyer.
3.50 to '1‘.” .
31.2300 to 350.“)
Hatry Whitney. Well Known ill Elsi.
City Was . Hunting in North
What Found'oy Dr; Cook __;.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. p.v~'l‘hat Harry
Whitney wall the first New Haven man
alld probably the. first white man who
know of the discovery of the north.
pole by Dr. Frederick A_. Cook is the
infonnltion ootltpined in the intrepid
explorer's own account of his success:
iIII dash for the coveted goal. rig
spoils of his slow journey southward
after the discovery of the pole. .
“On February is the start wgg
made. for Annotoalt. With a newly
prepared onulprsent the Greenland
shores were reached on February 16.
“Here we were greeted by Harry
Whitney grid an anxious group of Eg-
No Extras.
Port Chester
HILL TIL. 46-3. \
OIIII
bugle Jumtrnwxm: will 3-
NOIWALK.
ssnv.
Frederick Tobey. of silt Not-walk.
has taken a position as driver nor the
Old Well laundry.
.__fi._
Mr. and Mrs. H. I“. Fox. of Warren
Ohio, been the guest of Mr.
Mrs. H. r.Bucknam.
Spencer 8. Adams, teller of the
South ~Nol‘ut'lzlll. Trust Company, Is on
a two weeks' vacation?
—Latest Fall nerblea O'iirlon.
Work this been started a?
building which “limit 3“ midi wll
erect in Franklin svetlue.
—badlos'. W
F!" Shoes. .Gli’llei'fl.l;h9 Place.
and Children's
Munuw
at 62222222
I the now
klmq friends.
“To facilitate‘gn early return i
moved southward to the. Danish set-
tlement and reached Upernavik on
May 21V 1999" '
5s pi. Cook mode his dash for the
polo unaccompanied by white men,
and Harry Whitney is at the northerly
moot point of Greenland. It Is probable
that he tirat received the report of the
drilling of the pole,
But of much greater Interest to his
friends in New Haven la the repori
that Whitney lived through the Arc
tic winter and was alive and with
friendly Esquimaux. April II- of the
present year. [lad there been anything
the matter with Whitney. the first
white man he had seen. Dr. Cook.
would undoubtedly have brought hip)
south with him. Whitney evidently
preferred to wait until the journey
south of Captain Peary with whom he
sailed on the Roosevelt.
In the story of Dr. Cook the rated“
once to Harry Whitney Is very meager
and his reintivoa and friends will wait
anxiously tor the return of Dr. Cook
and further details. it is possible that
boioro this occurs the Jeanie, which
wontnorth to look for Dr. Cook and
Whitney will luvs Iouuthhe latter.
Harry Whitney nailed with Peary “ll
the Roosevelt. July II 1908 Frank
Carnegie. anyhow pt Andrew Carnegie
was In have cone with him. but do
smell a Ion me but» III depart
one. Before on wall Whitney said he
would hunt in Grnnl'g land and would
preserve specimens for the Bronx
Park collection. having received a
commiagion to do so from Director
Hornady. 2’ *i' I
He left the Rhosewit at Blah and
went hunting for musk ox. When the
relief :pr returned he did not go with
It, but was left in charge of a supply
of provisions for. Dr. Cook. should he
be found. Whether or not llr. Cook
took the provisions n his return trip
is not known. in a letter written to
bouts Metsger. Whitney told of the
loneliness sure to follow after the do
parlors of the relief ship, but added
that ho was going to “stick It out
through the winter."
A month ago the Jeanie left 8!.
Johns to hunt for Dr. Cook and Mr.
Whitney.
Ohllflrqé cry
FOR FLETBHEB'S
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-OIIr dlaopiafiof Fall Clothing for mob,
In‘ women is now may for your Ir:-
apaotioo, and we give you a cordial Invl;
tgtion to cgii and gaming our mm. For
our opening up have a larger and ‘
line that over before. Our tum
purchasing power of It: stores pith.
a greater advantage than those buyl V
for but one store. That Is why our pipe 5
are so low and accounts for the phenom-
mi smwlh oi our ell-III.» It: so?
you. Our clothing IaV union made, and
we guarantee every qgmlgpt cold. We .
exchange all unsatisfactory purchases.
Start the season right by opening an ac-
count Iloro today.
Men’s and Youth's Suits
beautiful Intttelns in all the latent
shades. and up-Iodate in own pur-
I:ictllnr strictly tailor made
7.50 ‘0 80.00
Ladies' and Missos’ Suits
in all the intent and most fashionable
models 2r|ll5‘f‘f‘ suits. smart tailor
made suits, ill new l-‘renclt surges,
novelty (-lotlls, worsted and panama.
10.00 ‘0 40.00
..-.-w-v-v-"r w wo..- .- a
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Open Monday and Set-
ul‘dsy Evenings
ANP lhl'o Food Daily Bulletin
for Week Commencing .
Monday.Aug. 30th . -
Stamps Free with a 50c Purchase
of Our Famous Teas and Coffees
B l0 Stamps Free with the Following Articles
~ 1 can Evaporated Milk at ..... 1°C 2 rolls Toilet Paper at. . . .Sc each
- 1 bottle Stuffed Olives nl....10c. I lit. Cheqe at ............... m
l bottle Vinegar at ............ 10c, 1 pkg. Post 'l‘tmstles at ....... loo
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Cut Price Specials
‘ 19' Pounds Best GranulatedSugar for “.00
Very Best ABIP Creamery Butter, a lb, 32c
chitin
\Dhahbone
are so exactly made for the
types oi figure that the var.
ions styles are intended to
fit, that alterations are rare.
But we are prepared to make
alterations to please \thc
most fastidious.
The models of silk and
“rewind built: are ideal
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—-glulVl Ibo Caps. 0min. to .lno nip t(lothtdty a mail , til
m e. .1 ‘ ’ . .
Mrs. Charles W. Lockwood. of West- e9.81mI has! §p:t:n; rs ' H? c I I "9' . I "m“
tit” Iilgw “9?, critically _......._.. 'rpgn' to ya airy lightpcog of
$3!“an ome,i in a mac improved —Shoos r'iynn a Ryan. Shoes. .. {413m and resiliency of
W Charles Mouser. of South % which” that 3“” "31
fichwu... . 0"“ W&Bflcm - . t: joy in summer. All
. all" In”: .l‘t’I‘t'I‘fi M. 14mm. .._ Mania ,nscessary clasps
Me I ';_ .Il.
lh's
duties III Inmates. yesterday
—-School shoes. Conneally a Bracken
, . F ti
on 2t 2222
-. qf‘
and ”(clots are of motions
. 939.11% as sale as the Arctic
. whdobong—anothcr Sum-
7 nuclea‘r‘iea'vaiua
335010.1500perpmr
Adl’ ii. Beans, 3 cans for ..... 259.; Electra Silicon. a box ..... 2c
Parlor Matches. a box ...... .. sol, Dried Lima Beans. a pound.
Act? Condensed Milk, 3 for...25c Parailne Wall, 1 lb. cake ...... 10c
x7».
20 Stamps Free with 7 Cakes
of A&P Borax Soap for
llllRR Al Al? Ill. ,
124 E. Washington Street. South Norw
V Tel. No, 909. Dellvcrlu 8:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Frog Delivery;
I B; , LOSED‘VALL DAY‘ MONDAY, LABOR DAY‘ ‘
t».
25c
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{‘1'be "2":
a. 12”.. n1 2 . “.v
bluish
millilii‘
“J U ll\h-
the Roofs or your mustn‘t, 222p plums
‘ ins, and particularly the HEATING, Is
'ready for Fall and Winter weather. by
having them put in Al condition by
l .
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WJIL STREET.
sips.
coNN,
ACCEPTING
chanson WITHE
BRlBE - A youthful yen-tiller sought the judo
meat of a well known cr_-..itit
1 "Sit. " said to pool. indignantly
b
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ws'ANoaurs. Cal» Sept. 324nm
Chile of Thomas Ii Blosdhead former
chief of polihe, chatgod with notop'.
lug bribes for the protection of disot- .fllldt‘l"
derlr districts of the city, was to be “You“. man. .. rejoined the critic,
when the export had advised him i)
urn his lines “poets are both no:
giyon inrytb afternoon nItor-lsnzlilngly. “do not tr to shift the
Ira ”M“ In; figrdchtsw It can to your Vugiotltal"—Phiiitr
W-
Slates Attorney‘s“
’ p. m. witch F. 1. Curtis hunger
' safety.
‘ Rosclus o! the “datum" R
sHtEtho 'rHs neopousmufip
Stranded Skill?“ Mulldl Pill;
Stratford'u got a real sopcgllé
talk about Stllog page and:
S Pullman are homes Vii“,-
live lit-noon lights, fgint cries .
help a pounding run-I and “III! l.“ ;
draggled mum. the identity «tutti-at ‘
:me obscured by mantis, go my li
uto port gpruVVl llfi t
the likes of which mm the aloha”,
poetic and Wflklllull can't be MIL
its all in a surf. and opens about-£2
unalloye‘d gait scphyrg and 1 do
entertnin some frienqsh
D. 1. decades ills launch and loll
sail for Point- no~PcInI.
* At the lung-low. .— .
Prior to this episode the penal
state's attorney and his controls, 3
Judge Ppllman, who pm ' d.
In; harbor blues, put Into 13):? Ba '
and ‘The Nautilus" the Tattle-1m;
bungalow for a feed. The confirm
blazed snappily beside the also-aim”.
utilized for a washstaod. $91101
blinked and bobbed in and out...“
clouds, while Curtis and his "W
went pushing along. _
Discovered! . .
Suddenly on the starboard, ‘t
lookout sighted a glimmer and W
the word, “Bandits at the, Bullish";
Captain Curtis got his tempo 1*
line but failed to let ! lino on f.
personality of those bandits "‘ '
nor' west" he piped then painted the
howitzer In line with the NMW
smoke stark. "Easy, easy" lib
noted as the “David L." sth m -~ .
cove and headed for the W “-
tItiaIIIng of the share which thigh ’
water had laid for thorn and Mr
ally arrived as a protection at: that
bungalow.
I Hard Apt-outta.
Bump! went the launch, her nose
shoving under water he:
cutting air as WM ' '
solid bar, tour feet or“, «m: git”
the good between shipwrecked
I .
_ "c. q. 0.! c. o. our
About this limo the , .2
man. legal combing, appeared
door and as be Inhaled a no
of sea elixir, paused tin
his movements to catch _ .
the wireless~".8md hi. i
you lubbofa,,c. O. D... .
--." all telegra'iih','
marine into David! Help!"
for the dictatorial ”unmade,
though efforts are being
apprehend the criminal.
The inmates of the Nantll 4
the shore a life line was
at: shipwrecks safely impel,é
rrlng, rather blue W,“ pgt
tire and the unfortunate: fed.
Roller Expedition "if“,
Time passed. David Rhonda! was,
on the bridge at Footstool: '
club house aiming to sight the
I... and Its precious freight.
gloom as he would. no launch Elli: 1‘
answered her description 99
found. Finally he concluded w
oil in search and with a crew
brimetfi salts a compass an
firstvsi ~to-theiniured
too was soon lost in gloomfae .
When off the buoy the sound
that salt] inspiring mulod "H
jolly good folio," struck h I on
—-,“Curtis by Jingo" exclaim .
as he put his brake about a
a.“CIIpt Barr " allot for
pitching too most beautifully
without accident.
Back in Port. ~
. It was about midnight when it
tide raised sufficiently to ii.
DavidL, and everybody p
home'ws'rd after a, herdcnnd
a rescue as was ever Inadeqn 9B“!
ford waters but the Identity
gentlemen with Capt Curtis. on
non shron ed In mystery.- Not. so
the perpe ration thosé of the 1:112
rsacuers Co'pl. ID. VVL. Rhonda: cl
~sttlouat re'el 2.22.22.12.22
We - Bitter Into! '
plo‘xion sallowi Liver hoods ws . '
up Dean's Regulate our‘o billolti
nor-t. “swam
Mohammwli'. 'Goodsblld.
Fitzgerald, city; 11.}. Bligh”
town: Samuel It hail-mon- W
muttering- tier. New H
w. state, Holy Mass. We?
ilton 0. iii mutants. 's P. trot-
D. l Andrews, .1. B. McArdlo, OJ
Curtis. ii A. Curtis. New York V
nel Greenateln, Miiridgq‘porti W“
Brown. Albany, M..M Boyd, WOIV '
James Singeleln. Norwalk. ‘
assoetans sacs Mas? mg
PONIIL'I. . . -. ‘
sunsets, palmetto. it.—-’- ..
lag of the a'oropipno race. .. .
which Glenn H. Chitin. my ‘ 2
the international cup ntV '
take part has been pool -
Sept. 6 to Sept. s. The not
l I ,
groom: "to
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