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will certainly tickle your asl'la. Ai-
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Tel. 400. 5‘. Waaliinuton It.
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EVENING GENTINEL TELEPHONI
CALL.
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lad—lostnua Department
wit—Branch Office. Nor-walk
090 —Editor'a Residence A
TIN-City Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night. Saturday increasing cloudiness
probably followed by local showers.
Light to variable winds. Very little
rain has fallen during the last 24
hours. A long trough of low pressure
extending from Texas northeast ward
to Michigan is producing unsettled
weather with an occasional local show.
or in the central sections. '
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 67; high, 84.
Partly cloudy.
for
EARLY SENTINEL THURSDAY.
On account. of the Merchants' and
Manufacturers' and the Business Men‘s
field day at Retort Point. next Thurs-
day, The Sentinel will be issued at
noon.
thn Lockwood, of Noroton, was in
Norwalk yesterday.
Read about the Reliable August sale
at the Price Clothing Store.
Miss Louise Roynold's of Weston.
was a visitor in Norwalk yesterday.
~Knapp's Root Beer Extract. 10c.
F. D. Lawton & Co.
Miss Mildred hum. of Wilton. spent
last evening with friends in Norwalk.
Tomorrow promises to be a great
day at the Mint: Jubilee sale. See
adv.
The attention of the wise shopper la
Jailed to the modulators-lads. in this
issue.
Mr. and Mrs. .l. lrving Dibble and
family are enjoying an automobile
tour through the Berkshires.
Extensive preparations have been
made for the lawn party this evening
at the Entre Nous home at Gregory
Point and it is expected the members
of the organization will entertain a
large number of friends.
«Marten ii. ii. (‘. plays crack Etna
Field (Ilub, of llrooklyn. on Norton's
lot. Main BL, Uarten. slut. July 30.
Those who attend this game will get
their money‘s worth.
Francis Ward. oi the liolmos, Kt-elor
and Bullock Company will start his va-
cation on Monday. The vacation will
utend one week. A curious fact about
the vacations in this store is that it
takes from June to Ut‘ltllli'i‘ for every»
one to get his vacation in during the
milder months.
Wilfred son of Mr. anti Mrs, Wilfred
Bodwoll. of Seymour strut-i, gave a
birthday party Wednesday at his home
in honor of lils sixth anniversary, A
number of his friends were present
and games were pluyvd about the
house. later ill the afternoon a bottli-
teous replist was served upon the
lawn. All enjoyed themselves and
happy birthdays. .
-~~l)on't forget to got your order for
Saturday in early. Wheat. rye and oat.
lnoal bread. biscuit and all kinds of
fresh rake. Banner Bakery. Tel. 314.3.
2:30 East Washington street.
Yesterday was the moat popular of
the open days of this season at The
Knob, it was cstiinaiod by the bus
driver that he had carried at least
800 people during the day, to say noth-
ing of doubling this amount because
of the return trip. Several applica-
tions for membership have recently
been received and this makes the limit
nearly reached. There will he anoth-
or dance tomorrow evening with music
by Harveya orchoatrs. (in and after
tomorrow the passes. given out recent-
ly. must be shown to the bits driver.
mo Adela Betta. of Newtown ave.
nod. entertained a party of about
twenty friends last evening at her
home. The guests assembled about.
5:30 and at it supper was served upon
the lawn. under the, trees. After the
supper was over the guests repaired
to the house. where games were ill
order, as well as vocal and inatrumoth
tai selections. There were guests print
out from Stamford. Wilton. ttowuyton
and The Norwaika and all enjoyed
themselves immensely. Shortly ho-
fors leaving for their homes. the
sussta were served with dainty rot
instalments. . .
“Hoary. lower. blood makes a
muddy. imply complexion. headaches.
nausea. odisestlon. 'f‘hlii blood mam
you wash. sis. sickly. Burdock Blood
Bitten m as the blood rich. red. pure
uresioros psrfset health. ’ .
Fresh Saturday Gho-
rotates. 25p
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lit
more or. anymore is the onus
“ , blatasor Osnads.
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WI MODINN
'l‘ouic Recondimdtor
' COLD ONLY IY
F.
nit-unis-
H. BAXTER
Time for K. D. Frames for next suin-
rnsr‘s boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one 28-ft..
half cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor.
One iii-ft. with 51/. h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap itbought now. .
OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterShell POmLNorwallt
Extracting
Teeth
without using some means of relieving
the pain is an operation seldom per
formed nowadays. Some people pro
for the old Way. bill. if you do not want
to suffer. come in and let me demon
strata the BEST way. it does not
matter to me how difficult the task;
crooked teeth. those crowded closely
together. ulcerated teeth. or old roots,
all yield to my method. and absolutely
without pain. If others have failed.
let me show you what i can do.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
is south mines. Booth Norwalk
Hours: a a. in. to s p. tn. Sundays
by appointment only.
You Have
Only One Pair of
. Eyes
Look after them now. We have a
a physician. who is a skilled eye
specialist. to oxutnine your eyes.
NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINA-
TION.
THAMER
Optician,
STAMFORD - - - CONN.
Open Monday & Saturday Evenings
Bell- for bicycles at Luther .\i.
Wright's. Soc adv.
Miss Aliro Hartley. of llauuury, is a
guest of Mrs. Harold i“. Clark. of High
street.
Attorney Edward 13. lil‘ilflii‘)’. of
Westport. was in Norwuil. ,vunturtinp
on business.
Lewis Cobb. oi llriduoport. to spend»
a few days with his aunt Mrs. i.t-slt‘l
Hyatt. of Arch street.
The masculine member. or lllt‘ film
My will iiiid Interesting reading to tilt»
Rogers and Stevens adv.
Mus Cornelia ()tlidl wishes tiw Si'il‘
tinci to state that she has not bot-n
,vlaltillg in Bridgeport t‘i't‘l'llli)
Mrs. Frank F. Huntington. oi l'l‘t'll-
cont Terrare, spent the tiny nilti her
sister in Bridgeport on \‘l'etlnt-stlny.
Miss Emma ltsy. of Albany, .\'. it,
is spending it few days with ill‘l’ sinful
Mrs. John Broughman, of Main utrtit'i.
Mrs. Louis Udeimnu, oi' Fulrfloltl uv
onus. is expected homo in a few days
from her recent visit with relatives in
Monticello. N. J.
~Knapp's Root Beer lixtrurt, for.
F. D. ..awton & (to.
Charles Mix, of Stamford. was a
visitor in Norwalk last evening. He
spent the time with friends and return.
ed to his home today.
ltev. Edward Perkins, or Eaton, N.
Y.. who is visiiinx his mother. Mrs.
Edwin Burnham, of West. nit-out. will
return home Saturday.
~Automobllas for hire. at (incur H.
Barilts' ”Vol-y Stables. itivor slrool.
Norwalk.
Three machines left Norwalk this
morning for hallo Mahopat‘. They
were those of Harvey M. Kent. William
L. Olsen and Motor Hyatt. blurb watt
tilled with its will partirular party and
all went with the Idea of having a
pleasant outing with luncheon at the
lake.
All “fort was made to place an no
taultmotzon the Adam Forepsuuh and
nails ra' circus yesterday after-
noon by diey iii. lioyt on account of
“some bills .havins been posted without
permission on the side of his building
also; the Washiuaton street hrtdse.
The pa rowers made out by Attorn-
ey Lon a Goidaohmidt and sorvod by
Deputy «Sheriff Thomitit Skelly. ilanr
axes 0!,th were asked. but. the affair
was settled by'payment oi the roots
in the «as. "All.
W
Newfé'il’ost
' Card Views
of mild island. Park Circle. toast Bluff.
hols View. Birdseye View. south (love,
Crystal Links and Castle Venice and
lint Baa ‘
‘
x“ , m ,_ ., ‘25.) ‘
WALL STREET. 10:10 a.‘ m.-'l‘ho
stool: market opened with another
buoyant advance in all directions.
Bld‘tikallnmsfllately affected by the dot»
snout withv'tho Pearson Bradiostg.
blob breaths into: ,vssmday.
a ranch. Mi, 0 (sl’sciiicium
to. , it islandi‘,
Deli ‘ ‘ ' is, Wabaah slid
Southern Pueblo 15%. American Car
1% and .linlon Pacific. at. Paul. Amli~
umstudeopper and others 1. There
were besides man small fraction i
it?!“ ”finalists?1 acids and GhL lilo -
em . niov ry to t amps
and trend. the r ions; 1% and
tbs‘istter is. international Harvester
also declined is. .
WALL STREET it .‘a. ni.--'i‘hero
was a pressure to mum profits which
hampered the advance .lluring the first
hour. The market shoviiiti good absorp-
tive punter. but the tone developed has-
itation. American Agricultural Chom-
ical rose 2%. Kansas City Southern
pfd., Denvor & itio Gratide pfd. and
Pillsbury C. C. it St. llouia it. Rock
island pill. and Pressed steel Car 1%.
Atlantic Coast Linc and Tennessee
Copper 1% and many others a poll".
WALL STREET, Noon.-'l‘ho dispo-
sition to take profits on advances held
the market in restraint. 'l‘he ssllinii
was not pushed on reactions and the
trading became quiet titan for sov-
orul days. Belief tbs the settlement
of the Pearson syndicate's difficulties"
had cleared the air remained the dual-
inant influence. The caster tone of
the corn and cotton mdrkets ware fay
vorinx factors. Mat-key Companies
rose 2%. Toledo. St. Louis and West.
urn declined lite. The tone was oas-
ler at noon. Bonds were iirm.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.~A break
of ii in Sioux Sheffield Steel unsettled
the market and pri began to yield.
American Locomot vs was carried
down 2%. bacteria (is! its. [leading i-
In and St. Paul, St. Louis Southwest-
ern pid.. Northern Pacific. luterhor-
Consolidated Gas. American Smelling
and Colorado Fuel 1. Early gains were
mostly wiped Oiti.
we; r‘ ”v
Noro is dead. lie was killed by
Cole's express our yesterday on the
Westport town line. The dog was a
monstrous St. [toward and was a fant-
.i,v pol. lwlottiting to Selectman John
iluvine 0! Strawberry iilil. Mr. De
vine is going to see what he ran do
about obtaining some redress from the
eoliipatty who killed the animal. The
entire family feels quite badly over
the loss of the dog.
The application for the roiumiimoai
or Miss Marsurut Molnar to the slate.
insane asylum has been discontinued
by Jlldllt.‘ Henry W. (armory, of the
Norwalk probate court.
. m... .WQM.
Nepali
Water Consumers
City of Norwaik
The consumers of water on the
City of Norwaik system are here-
by notified that the use of hose
will be allowed only between the
hours of 6 to 8 a. m.. and 6 to 8
p. m. The use of boss at any Oth—
er time is positively prohibited.
‘ SAMUEL LYNES.
GEORGE I. BUXTON.
GEORGE MURRAY.
Water Commissioners.
Norwslk. Conn. july 39. i9").
manor
TO OITTLE AN EITATE
JULY 30. 1910. 2 p. m.
l-‘our find one-half pores of iiiio land.
soven‘rooio house. barn. side lilirhon.
carriage house. Fivo inlnuioa from
Norman railroad station. pontnofilce
and stores. Seven minutes from trot.
on. (loud terms for sale.
” Econhmy
most essential element of
succou
You cannot attended loan will» ‘
out it. and now in the time to
begin
Economical maple usually have
savings aooounts and we invite
’01!"
TheSouth Norwalk
Trust Co.
4% On Oavtuos
t
noawAtit ,
Savings Society
_ madness-ran tats
DEPOSITS OVER 3.775.000
George M. Helms, ”salient.
Wm. A. emu, vast-mum.
, Imam a. liter-say a rib“.
bash phi. i , ‘
TheOtlly Since in Taryn that
Lobstsn. Bolt Crabs. Little Neck. Long andnound Clams. t
Cutbili’sfi Bridge Fail" 7 Market.
4 Walter Batters or Beckmann} (focus. can .
u‘ AND as wasmuoroa a7.
IXTRA 'Aucv POTATOII s.uosia asassvaal-H-u D00“. ”B: “M...”
3 cans Milk .....~,--.......
xoausgom ............
loans aas......
8““. U‘mnbun‘n up"""Humvvmnmmtmv’flmuboats-ssasss‘“
Peaches. Berries. gonna. nests. lathmgiiueumbm. Climbers and Squash .
so soars mmfflttsar. ,
ll m“ h to port lite brl
om. o r s , r a ,
with Mrs. by is lit. l’inkharrl. of filth Goon
aids plans. 1 . ore
Mr. mam. Arthur 0. Wheeler. of Illustrious: hallway returned items with
Aron roast. ara mendins'a wait at to New York todlg from a
‘stsr issuer,
editions. Crockery. Classmate
House Furnishing Goods. etc.
' ‘ .‘EiWINDOW SHADESLuc.
whim? . “Rates. would:
Are you fly fortCANNIN, , N is'hcre.‘ ,
Square. to Glass Fruit Jard‘with lightning. a, $1.15“ per dds.
Beat Jelly Glasses. largo also. see dozen.
Rubbers. Fruit Presses. Strainers. Etc. Hg p
Sole A‘ cut for Norwallt ofrtho COLUMBIAEPHONOGRAPHS.
M CHINES AND RECORDS.
Disc Recmmustc two sides. from 65c ’ ,_
Indoatrtlc ‘two-minute Records. 35c; ‘ e'sininute. 50c. Fit
all makes cylinder machines.
Windbw Shades made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
' 87 Washington St.
- i i
L- H. DECKER Southerners"-
”a...
. t . pouaurv
The successes! that. have been won on a foundation of oheapneu are as
scarce and unsatisfactory as soap bubbles. Real success only follows
worth. and worth commands its price. A wise man is careful in as-
looting the feed for his beast. A horse is like a man~vnot worth much
unless he's well fed. And proper feeding means to him very much
what it does to you. Bonnie Horse Feed (home around) is composed
of good sweet corn. oats. barley and wheat products. fresh around
each day; stale wastera feeds may wisely be istialous.
’Quallty First. Last and’Ali the Time.
Bonnie liorso Feed ,
Dairy Feed
Chick Feed ‘ ' .
Poultry
Stock-Feed
MANUIL TORO HATCH.
r u
PHOTOGRAPHS OF” CHILDREN
have long been a specialty and success with us. that we have merited
the title of
THE CHILDREN'S STUDIO
Via Photograph Children at Their last
PlCTURE FRAMING
All kinds of Frames constantly on hand
Jackson’s Studio
Opposite Nomalk Hotel 53 Wall so. Norwallt. Coon.
A...
w-....__a. .
Handles Nothing Bill Sea Feed
Hatfield. summon. Wuhflah. Bluefish. In last. Halibut. Steak Cod.
vastness nos. 7
.. a.
FREE D iVERY.
.; m
G. 8. North. during Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday of this week. will be in Boston.
in attcpdaqcc on the convention of the Photog-
raphers“ Association of New England. Studio
open as usual.
A. F. Beckmann 8t Co.
Saturday. July 30th
Select Groceries. Teas. Coffees
Wines and Liquors
ill pounda Pint» tiruuulatod Sugar for .. .......... ..............|i.oo
........lOe
[lost Native Potatoes. par perk... ........... ........
Magnolia ill-and t‘nndsuaed Milk, can .
3 pounds Mill. pr Soda Crackers for ....... ...........!Io
IXT‘IA SE MPI WITH OUR "NI TIA. AND COFF‘IB
lttoh California Claret. i gallon in; .m
Flatt Moder- or St. .lullsn. onehalf gallon bottle . Wm
Old crow, litiatur. Wilson or Green River Whiskey. bottle......|l.oo
(linden (lingé't‘ll’i rem or Nicholson's om. bottle sec
(looms lthrot'u Extra laser floor. 30 bottles Mitt
ovotvvvsarss-
PHONI 440
“pen
Webs Baker’s Consoles
.........sso liakar'sflheoolats................tls
use Good Essa, pct-mouse .........:‘:aso
unspea-
UNITED GROCERY C0.
‘ ‘ mess to.
rm, ' up“... be ts". usasl‘wsskl! dance
visit tomorrow evening at the Noroaltt
try Club. with music by Spaldsi's
nostril.
..... - «my.
o... t.
postal rdsémalvod liar friend, talus , talcum _
.mna ct:ll of tits has tits young «ashram! lift. and m‘ .,
Airing. fl _ int c. Lockwood. of Without
Millimlwott. meant... an. Pas mirth.
Salts Textile transfusions. Company.
visit with lb New?!
~ “hail... ,_
,be it, .,
stir Pure Food? D
a
I
B etin fer Week
Commencing ‘ Monday, “‘ July 2 25th
VERY BEST Gaussian? airman, spotlnd ,3 ,
EXTRA FINE sees, a dozen .
asp, FANCY pA'raN'r FLOUR, a sack. . ’...:,.. ‘
STANDARD GRAN. SUGAR. as pounds for.......'n.31l§l
STANDARD GRAN. sodas. 1'8 pounda for. . . . 5.3.9;
PURELARO.‘ riparian it;
max ALASKA SALMON. scansfor a
as? WASHING powoaa. 2 packages for t. . .. 1e;
LAUNDRY STARCH. 7 pounds for .. .350
Extra Stamps with Tees and Golf
30 Stamps with no Coifee 0 35a 50 Stamps with ill: '1‘ ,
2r. Stamps with lib Coffee or see 40 Stamps ,wlth till 1‘“
20 Stamps with lib Coffee a 256 25 Stamps with m was a, J
10 Stamps with lib Coffee v 200 20 Stampl with lib. Till} D “a
10 Stamps with any of the v
Following Articles
1 can Spice at ............10e 1 pkg. Paired Wheat at .i.~...uiif
1 can Cocoa at ............10o 1 pkg. Starch at ...,.......10o
1 hot. Olives at ...........15c 2 cakes Securing Soap. «oh. la: ‘
l bot Blue Rt. .............‘_‘Ioc X can Spice It assaa‘saeoaoa‘a1‘i“.
Wednesday is Red Letter Day at loaf:
Store. 10 Stamps Free to Everyone.”
iHi BRiii ii? iii Biiil All "
124 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. 009. Dailvsrlsa 8:30 a. m. and 2:80 p. m.
Fm Delivery
The Items On Sale
at our store this week have a price interest that is irresistible.
even to conservative shoppers.
Among the good things are:
PARASOLS. UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY. GLOVES.
SHIRT WAISTS. oaassme SACQUES,-BELTS,
CORSET COVERS. COMBINATION SUITS. Etc.
You seldom have an opportunity,” buy such good merchpu‘ep’
disc for so little money. ' ‘ '
The. N. E. Ryan (30.. ,
8o Washington St. South Norivaik
YOUR MONEY HAS WEIGHT AT "
FLYNN 8. RYAN'S
DISSOLUTION SALE
MEN'S Iand WOMEN’S OXFORDS at LESS THAN COST ‘
FLYNN’S BOOT SHOP
’0 WAQHiNOTON ITIIIT. IOUTH NORWALK.
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs,
But the preparation called “Navsrlsak” t. not sultsbla hr comm .
bad tasks or for use on old or poor roots. and not as lasting or durable
as “Century Compound." .
The above testimony was man under oath at the injunction its»
in in the Stallion! Court. April 11. “to.
w. altar at. Century Compound at so- ns canes and no ,
autos all William for titres ”an. .
The Century“ RoofingdtMauuiaéturing Co. 2 ‘
OI WAIHINOTON ITRIIT.
Asbestos Century Shingles : 4 '
‘Tl-II ROOF THAT OUTLIVII THI IUlLDfNI ; .
Your first thought is‘your'rooi. Probably you have “(tutors thab v
one bitter experience with a roof that. developed“ um tori leaner
You have beenforoad tom out seed money for j t. , ,
paintinx and tact tat, dams“. Norma; pleases you hotter lotions...
know that your is atom-proof. fireproof, time-proof. “booths flirti
tut-y millitlfl are absolutely iadaatrustibls. Mada othydrsallo causal.
rstuioroadvithasbasm dlbsrs. automates by truncations mitosis. ‘,
Charles H. “mom ssaavtawws'ito
souru'ttoawai.
OAIPINTRY, sarcoma ass delirium-mo.
in f il l ta ta ‘ ta ““m'”"§"‘“éi.t~ ..
aaltt"l“bliit sierra,
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