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TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
TIL. 105-2.
74 Washington Street. South Nomlk.
Get I. Piano Certificate with
every purchase. It will cost
you nothing.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
LABOR DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be issued Labor
Day. next Monday, as a morning
paper.
Forecast for Norwallt and vicinity:
Showers tonight and Sunday. Monday
min A trough of low pressure ex-
tends from Kansas northeastward to
the Lake region. it has produced dur-
ing the past twenty four bottrs cloudy
and unsettled weather, with local
showers in the northern sections, from
the Itocky Moulttailts eastward to New
York. This area will pass out the
St. Iaiwrence Valley tonight and Sun
day. An extended area of high press
are with low temperatures is moving
in rapidly from the northwest. Havre,
Mont, reported a temperature of 32
with killing frost, and Willistou, N. _D.,
tin, with light frost. Conditions favor
for this vicinity unsettled weather
with local showers tonight and Sun-
day IlIgIII and Monday fair and cool.
New sweet cider will soon he. one
of the nilurenteuts of Connecticut
folks.
~Slioes. Flynn a Ryan. Shoes.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. 'l‘ollcs have re
turned from a trip thmugh Massacbu'
ocits.
Jock Ready, of Norwalk...spcnt yes-
terday In a cruise about Long island
Sound.
bongo-smut" a. J. Hill of the
Fourth tlislrict, spent Thursday after-
noon in Hartford.
Gills rt l‘nderhill has taken a posi-
tion with l-‘inney and Benedict, the
Wall street grocers.
—~Raision Fall Shoes, all leathers.
$4.00. Glover's the Place.
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Superintendent Kultwnssrr. of the
(‘onuectlcut Company. spent the day
in Meridcn yesterday.
Miss Anita Raymond. of New C-
naon. has been spending the past wee
with friends in South Norwalk.
Miss Jessie Benedict, of Norwalk.
has returned from an eight weeks‘
visit to the Adirondack mountains.
Tonsilitls has been unusually preva-
lent of late. Malaria is also alto-
golhcr a two frequent visitor to the
city.
m-Tuesday. September the. 7th. is the
second enrollment day at Merrill Col-
lege. Already a number have filled out
blanks audthns secured their seats.
Mrs. Russell Ennis. of Fair street.
Norwnlk, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Ennis, of Hartford, for a. few
days.
~Itaseball. Amusement Park, Labor
Day. Morning game. Royal Giants.
champion colored team of the world. ’
Afternoon game, Norwalks vs. Light-
house Points.
.—
Only about a year more. and the
. state will be in the throes of another
senatorial and gubernatorial cam-
pnign.
--School shoes. Conneally & Bracken
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. S. Gibson and
their son h 'e returned home from
Asbury Pnr . where. they have s'ent
a week.
—Full line Caps. O'Brien.
' The Sentinel acknowledges with
thanks the receipt of a liberal gift of
delicious pears from Mr. Chdriea S.
St. John.
OLD FURNITURE.
on a small can of L. tit M. Home
Finish Varnish all ready for use. Clean
the iulnltnre with soap and water and
wipe dry. Then apply one cool. it
will make old furniture new at a cost
of almost nothing.
Sold by Chas. E. Dow, South Not»
walk: Hubbeli It Staples HdWe..Ctt.,
Norwalk; W. B. Cuyer A: Son. est-
port: Nortsrop Bros. Southport.
“Violet” Chocolates
25c Full lb.
Acker. Merrall 8t Condit' s
Wéek- End Candies
29c
Baxter’ s Drug Store
ANDERSON'S
Launch Works
Host Fremee not up and ready to
olanlt.
All kinds of repair work. ‘ '
Launches of all sites built to order
by competent workmen. *
OystchhehPomLNor-walk
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Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences, Hotels, Public
Buildings, Lodge Roomy]! Etc. Carpets,
Rugs, Mattresses, holstery Cur~
talus, Etc. Phone 477. rice. Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and got an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
OH H. DOWNES. Prop.
ourtiend Place.
“Mrs Harry Smith anti daughter‘s‘nd
Mrs .l. Newcombe of Fair street. Nor
walk, are spending a few days In
Bridgeport.
—-School shoes. Connoally & Bracken
Mrs. (T. P. Russell and daughters
Sadie and Muriell, of Burritt avenue.
start-id on an extended trip to Niagara
Falls. Detroit and Canada.
.lohn Curnow, the assistant town
clerk. has returned to Norwulk after a
week's vaactlon, during which he yisit~
ed Boston and Narragansett Pier.
Miss Rita Natteford. of Norwalk, ls
substituting In the I‘chlyn store in
Norwalk for the day In place of Miss
ida Foote, who is in Waterbury.
~Tnosday, September the 7th. Is the
second enrollment day at Merrill Col-
lege. Already a number have filled out
blanks and thus secured their seats.
The 7:20 tmiley. one of the jumbos.
had a hot; x on the way to South
Norwalk f
and the passengers had to be trans-
ferred to a smaller cur.
In Norwalk. last week, there were
thirteen sales of real estate and no
mortgages, For the last Week of Air
gust, last year. there were seven sales
of property and mortgages of 1" 9’2
«~00
mllnaelmll. Amusement. Park, Labor
Day. Morning gains. Royal Giants.
champion colored team of the world.
Afternoon game, Norwnlks rs. Light-
house. I’olnts.
Miss Blanca West. the actress.
whose. engagement to William ll. Bis-
hop. Jr., of Bridgeport. well known
hero, is announced today, is leading
woman of the Pnid In Full company"
w'i‘ttesday. September the Till. is the.
second enrollment day at. Merrill Col
lege. Already a number have filled out
blanks and thus secured their seats.
The quarterly meeting of the His-
to icnl Society will be held at the
tits on Wednesday evening. Rev
W H. Thomas will deliver a lecture on
“Cultivating a Town Spirit." The pub-
lic is Invited.
—School shoes. Connealiy it Bracken
The skies are particularly beautiful
these early fall nights. The moon
and the stars shine with nndimmed
brilliance. Those astronomicnlly he
clined never had a better opportunity
for studying the constellations.
-—-Nevl' Full styles. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert V. Motiram.
who have lived in Astoria, Long
Island. for a number of years. and
moved to South Norwalia few weeks
ago, are now occupying one of William
H Smith' 8 houses in Bsyview avenue.
TRAVELERS'
Checks sold In denom-
inntlolts of SID. 820, $50
and 8100, with the ex-
act corresponding value
in the moneys of all
principal foreign coun-
tries printed thereon.
The amounts are
guaranteed to be paid
without discount at all
agencies and correspon-
dents of the American
Express 00. throughout
the world.
Travelers' Checks
sold and Letters of
(‘redlt issued by
So. Norwaik Truth Co.
New Views
Norwalk. South Norwellt. Belle
.Isiend. Roton Poin Romy-
ton. Tokenelteen Defies
Don’t Forget a2 Kodak
non LABOR DAY
WE HAVE A FULL LINE lN STOCK TO SHOW VOU.
All prices from $1.00 up
WILLIAM P. BEERS
KODAK DEALERS.
We' re showing a
$2 to $3.
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14 So. Main St.,
So. Norwelk.
Proprietor
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49 WALL ST.,
NORWALK.
The Home of Hart Scheiiner & Marx Clothes
Fall Hats
The soft hat season starts September first.’ when
straws look seamy and you’ re ready for a change.
”ed dandy new soft babe in a
dozen or more different coiors—it’ a going to be a great
season for colors in headwear for men.
And the price is $2.00
Plenty more for more-at $2. so and Web thct
best value possible to put out for the price.
Iot'
Derbies in correct shapes—black and new booms-
Still selling good trousers at actual reductions.
Two STORES:
treatment. beet grain complete satisfaction.
you WANT to buy GOOD oats. We never buy a lower grade than we
are willing to feed to our own horses—and we think a great deal of
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Masonic Building,
Norwelk.
Now Is the Time to Buy Old Oats
To those who have not purchased, we say, SPND THAT ORDER.
TO US. We promise you prompt delivery, careful attention, courteous
We take it for granted
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
9”.
6 80. MAIN 8T"
SOUTH .NORWALK.
Flatfish,
Mackerel,
TELEPHONE I08.
Steak Cod,
Long Island Escallops
500 Quart
Snapper Blues,’
Small Weeks,
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TOILETSOAP, abox .xoc
. 14c
12c
10c
12c
120
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Halibut. sword, Butterfish, Lobsters. Soft Crabs. Long and
Round Clams. Oysters.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
Our Repair Work
Speaks
for itself. Those for whom we have
repaired carriages will tell you that
both the materials and work In many
cases make the carriage even better
than when it was new. We want your
work. You will want it too after we
have done the first job for you.
Luther M. Wright
eou'rs nonmtk, coon.
A&P CREAMERY BUTTER apound \3ec
tgpotrndeGRAN. SUGAR for .....’.'.......................St.oo
Company
‘ to the columns of the daily paper. a
.a few friends and their approval is
(Continued from First Pup)
the management of the plant. present
ing his own side of the story. warped
and distorted by the addition of everr
thing suggested by a fertile imIW
tion and a mischievous tongue.co
urinating in his outburst over the die-1f
charge of linker, and his statements
in the newspapers that I was not work.
ing for the best interests of the plant.
I know positively that during the
month of January. 1909, he did abso-
lutely nothing but run around (ova: .
agitating his side of the case, at 'a '
cost to the city of 87 per day. This
state of affairs has continued and
la existent at. the present time and I
cannot expect to compete with him in
this respect. because i do not have the
time and consequently have to resort
favor which Is deeply appreciated. The
only way to settle this question satis-
factorily is by a complete and impar-
tint investigation. which we were in
hopes the Baker charges would devel-
op tntb. as the documentary and other
evidence can best be presented to that
way. From the experience I had last
r with the. present council, I
I may he pardoned for be-
, . ' investigating commit-
tee appoint . ' tom would simply be
a whitewashing committee. for whose
benefit I leave you to guess.
Immediately after being appointed a
member of the Board of Electrical
Commissioners. I took the. oath of of-
fice, swearing to tlphold and work for
the interest of the city. My course
since then has been strictly In accord-
ance with that oath, and I have made
an hottest and conscientious effort to
stop extravagance and waste at the
municipal plant. Public sentiment
may be against me, and if I were a
politician i would undoubtedly pursue
a different course, but I never sought
public office. i do not care for public
cities. and I have never allowed any
anxiety for n renomlnation to stand
between me and my plain duty.
I have
Surprising as It may seem,
worth more to me than any office in
this or any other city. gained by the
sacrifice of my self-Rspect.
My only crime has been that l have
endeavored. to the best of my ability.
to see that common sense business
principles govern the conduct of affairs
at the city plant and that the city reg
ceivee a dollar‘s value for every dollar
spent. in this course I have been
guided by a general engineering ex-
perience of twenty-two year the last
ten of which I have been mployed,
in responsible luminous, by the largest
consulting and contracting engineers
In the United States. and during the
last four years I have been personally
responsible for the design of power
stations, industrial plants and other
engineering structures aggregating in
value over five million dollars. 1 un-
derstand the magnitude of the task
T have set out to accomplish. and while
I may not succeed immediately. I am
not easily discouraged. and some time
in the near future the people of South
Norwalk will realize that I have work
ing solely in their Interests.
Trusting that you .can afford space
for this communication. I remain.
Very, truly yours.
- THOMAS RICHARDSON.
BLACKMAN—VON GAL.
Former Teacher In the Mervin School
' Married in Roasting.
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Blackman in
West Bedding. their son Lloyd was
united in marriage to Miss Gertntde
von Gel. daughter of Louis von Gal. of
East Norwaik. and until recently head
teacher in the Marvin school at East
Norwaik. The ceremony was perform- ‘
a by Rev. w. H. Jepson, rector of
rist miscopal Church. in the strict-
est «use it was a family affair, the
wedding party numbering only twelve
altogether and consisting wholly or
near relatives of the contracting con.
pie.‘ The hridefs father recently pup
chased a big .fruit ranch in Oregon
and went there to' prepare for the
coming of the family. Her only sis-
ter, Mildred. and her only brother,
Loulpvon Gal. .lr.. took matrimonial
partners within the last few dayssand
these two couples with the bride's
mother represented her family at. Wed~
nesday's wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
H. Sanford. the latter being sister of
the groom. “stood up" with the bri-
dal pair.
a traveling costume of any broad-
cloth. The presents comprised many
articles of silver and cut glass and
two fat checks. After a collation fol-
lowing the ceremony the newly wed-
tied couple with the other two recent
ly wedded couples proceeded to New
«York where Mr. and Mrs. Blacktt’tnn
took farewell of the other couples
ho continued on their Journey to
air future home in Oregon. 0n re-
turning from their honeymoon trip
Mr. and Mrs. Blacknnn will reside
with the groom's parents. the groom
being an assistant at his father in the
latter e “anagram and farm!!! butt-
I sort one term II I..-
ceaoioeteler in!“
The bride was attired in - 3
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(.0211 at $3. 50 Per
4 .1 mu. es rusmsuco reasons suvmo A ,1
Steam or Hot Water
HEATER
OF THE
Heating and Plumbing Company
23 MAIN STREET. NORWAIJC, CONN.
we can SAVE THE NORWALK cwa . etsooo EACH “AM
we CAN on: THE NORWALK LisnAnv etsooo :AcH men
we cut eAv; rust MAsortlo econ. -
we cut, save The so. NORWALK own «no eAc , _.
WE CAN sAvs THE current: HOTEL stsochcrtI .. '
we cut eAvs THE MAHACKEMO HOTEL etsom elicit ' ‘
We Guarantee a Saving of from 25% {040% on
$3,000.00. Do You Want to Save It? ' "
eAnrthLAss wru. a: FURNISHED av
Illtllli l. JilliiS. lilll. iiillllllili Pilllillllliiflt.
Special for Saturday
SWEET POTATOES, Per Peck, 25c
12c Can Ham Inaf..............ac 10 Bars Soap . ..... W25: ;
25c Can Lunch Tongue ..........20c 3 Cans Peas ............. ........26c
15c Can Roast Beef ....... -......12c 6 cans Sardines ....... .
18c Can Buruham's Clam Chor’pr. to: Basket Tomatoes ......... .......uo
Peaches, Lima Beans. Beets, CaulifloWer, Ap-
S.
A large variety Corn
pies, Musk Melons and 0
United Grocery Co.
no NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 143 I. f '
Roton Point, Hotel.“
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Now Open Under New Management
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating.
‘ Bathing and Other Attractions ,
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNO ON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA
Eflreclll Attention Given to Automobile Parties A
JACOBS BROS. Man'agers ' "
TEL. sou. '
Jeddo Coal for Furnace ' t“. l
{Cross Creek Coal for Range .
' Cannel Coal for Open Grate :
Home Comfortable .
Meals on Time ' 1
Children Happy
Raymond Bros
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