l! 1 ‘ it nova outdated n tub for
' nominate. Candy.
9
S Tel. 400.
nun non: «not pivure, 1,.
"out normal! tickle . minim.
way. from and entio z. . ,
EALANE'
,1. Bi Wuhlnpton It.
[Ar “
put to flail 1.
INSURED w
mill“ the winners in the ‘Unltod
‘1“. .. not» or annual.
" . ,1 ~51]? ytor' $2
' in! hnnomi port/ear.”
‘r'ltlrnoun «on
”ytNof
“ 'ri-ii' uoonn
To ni
‘ GOLD ONLY IV
iiiii Wt.
EVENING esnrtuit. rztaruonn
GALLI
Dad—Now: Den-mum:
Ifl-s-wluulneu Department
Me—Brlneh Office. Not-walk
890 *Edltor'o Ruldenoe
m-B—CIty Editor’l Residence
1E
REGULAR SENTll¢EL ON THURS-
. DA 0
Owing to the fact that a large num-
ber of the stores will not close on
Thursday afternoon, the date of the
Merchants' and Manufacturers‘ and
Business Men‘s outing at lioton Point.
The Sentinel will be publiehed at the
usual time, 2:30 o'clock.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and viclntly; Partly
cloudy wonther followed by showers
late tonight or Thursday. Slightly
warmer tonight. Light to moderate vu-
rlnbie winds. A wail-donned disturb.
once is central this morning over Lake
Superior. it is producing cloudy won-
thor with local showers in the upper
Mississippi Valley and tile Western
portion of the Lake region. Showers
have also occurred during the loot 24
hours in New England and along the
South Alluntic coast, Moderate tem-
peratures continue lit the central nnd
euntern sections. Temperatures of 100
degrees or above were reported front
the eoutitwnt.
I
7*“
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
’l‘emperuturv: Low. till; high, 78.
Cloudy.
Mny Mnnton putter-nu, ltic each. at E.
K. linnlts‘. See adv.
The August sale of furniture at the
Road store is lit full swing.
Read about the midsummer clean
ance gain at A. Dickt-rmnn & Son’s.
A ten pound son was born lust even-
ing lit 7 o‘t‘lock to Mr. find him. Will-
MIN! A. Molt. of Main ulrwl.
Eurie Edntondn, ol‘ Noruttik. rosunr
ed his duties in the Norwnlk store of
ROKt'l'S & Stevens, this Ilifll'lilim.
Mrn. (‘hnrloe M. Trunk. or liuxton.
in npontiing a few days with Mr. nnd
Mrs. T. J. West. of Mull) street.
The twunty-not-ontl nnnunl opening
of Merrill Business t‘olloito will occur
September 1. Semi for ratnloltuo.
Miss Emma (irippeuhotwr and Slims
Currie Gardener. of Now York. lire
guests at tho Blolbn form in Not-walk.
The first of the August Wininoedny
evening duttoeu at tho Norwolk (‘oun-
try i‘lub will be held nt tho club lhil
evening.
—Autoutobliee for hire. nt Oscar H.
Banke' Livery Stabloa. liivor utroei.
Norwuik.
Miss Hurrlel (f, (lohior, dutightor of
Mr. and Mrn. Eugene tiohiur, wuu pro
Hunted with a fine plnno n-crntly by
her pnrentu.
A force of J. ’l‘. i’rowitt‘u ilit'li nro
engaged ltt renovating the intorior of
the store formerly occupied by i". ll.
Lawton, in Norwnlk.
ivionry Holienbmk, of Bridgeport, is
exported to come to Norwulk tomor-
row «waiting to npend the time with
friends in Orchard litrt-ut.
It was reported in hailing riroieu
yontorduy that tho Guynr but furtory
in Philadelphia hnd none union, but
the rumor was not continued.
Cyrus i’urku hue resigned hilt potti-
tlon on one of the lleKiyn delivery
wagon: to who a position ill the Van-
derhoef straw but. factory in llutler
Itreet.
John Mills. of ilrond River. who ha!
been writing at Babylon, 1.. 1.. for a
few do”. has returned homo for a
Ihort Itay. Today he export: to eturt
on a ten doyu‘ automobile trip to New
iinniplbire.
All memberu of tho South Norwolk
Merchants' Ind Mnnutahturern' but»
ball tum will take the 2 o'clock our
to notch Point. tomorrow afternoon. in
ordorto be ready to begin to play
prmptly at 8 o'piocit. .
A hearing on the application for the
obtaining of In order of little for tho
Overlook mhooi il tam-yin he heard
\ihifl ottomoon in. e Not-watt Pro-
bate court before Judie Henry M.
Gregory. J. Holden Hurlllutt, tho Nor.
Wllk nttoruey, of the firm of Hurihuti.
and om- ill the non rrntor for the
estate of Theodore Mnry Selinclt.
An inlantnetlt party on held inlii
ovunl ' It the homo“ A. J. Miller, 43
Oran Itmt. to announce the he-
‘ thrombi or at“ Minna Inc“. of
Bridgeport. to at)" Pluto
is .of Nor-
wnik. fi‘here rm A itm
Raining of
outwit
friend: and reiutiv ‘ in 1. .
and menu of harm uni the new
mien proved Ir very enjoyable one for
the whole company.
Fresh Saturda _ Cho-
nolatesh 1 c
F. n. BAXTER
eh
Time for K. D. Frame. for next lum-
mer'u boat. now. Special prices. TWO
slightly used boat- for sale; one zit-ft,
half cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor.
Ono ill-ft. with W; h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap if bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oystchheli PolnhNorwnlk
It is Strange
how little peopio realize the necessity
of attending to their tooth until
prompted to do an by pain. if a per-
Ion would consult a dentist when a
caVlty first makes its appearance.
money and time could be Bill/ed. as
wall as suffering. The gunernl con-
dition of the lyetem has much to do
with the state of the teeth. and when
the enamel once starts to break down
the dentructiou of the tooth often pro-
greeees rapidly. '
Do not deluy so important it nint-
ter. but come in at once and have it
attended to.
Compilations free.
. Dr. J. ii. Mallory
16 South Main 8h. South Norwalk
“cure: it n. m. to a p. m. sundnyu
by appointment only.
it is So
Easy
for your to he sure IIH to your
glosses. We have n i'hynirittn, who
is it Skilled Eye Specialist, to i‘x~
amine your eyou. NO CHARGE
FOR EXAMiNA'l‘iON.
THAMER
tician
STAMFORD CONN.
Open Monday it. Saturday Evenings
W m............ .11
Mill: Edna Meeker. of Now l‘Attnun.
is upeudiim I tow tlnyu with hot nihil‘i'.
Mien Fioreuoe Meeker. in Morwin
utroet. -
N... . .m....
David w. 1115.};an
Funcul Director and Embalmer
to North Main that. Mn Namath.
Ito-lumen. I Wnnhtngton etmt.
Telephone It office. m
Telephone It been. In.
~...._....-W-W.,.w.. , ,.
LakngIce
WHOLIBALI AND RETAIL.
Brookside Lake ice Co.
Otheey‘hnd ltoraue. N. Y.. N. H. a H.
Freight Yard.
Tntnrttbnn 580.
TAYBOR‘szGOLDEN“
1"? "”Wit'h‘ii' noun:
‘ c Recohétrut‘tor
WALL, STREET 10:10 a. nth-Where
welt apooti‘tienl 1
opening deoiinn‘dn utockl. "Willi up-
ward tendency' of yentnrduy wuoou~
tinned at' lento. potato. but reaming
Inlet conned that-3
Mk‘tililild. U 1 .
‘mte‘dcxnopper fell
Radius. Atchluon
it'll.»
‘ttnd
i'ilnluu Pacino.
and New York Cloth
.liytantinl ti
hvllle. inter ‘
ill Metropo i~
Murmur, 11 a. tor-”Pile mar-
ket “name heavy in uympntby with
Mocha. Later there will u brink dou
manditor a number of minor nooks
and the whole list turned Itrong. Rub
lien from the low point rttn from i to
1% in Union Pacific, needing. New
York Central, Alchieon. U. 8. Steel,
Amalgamated Copper and American
Smelling. 'l‘hero wan n nudden drop of
3 union: in Third Avenue on the till-
approval of the re-orunlxntion plan
by the public service communion. U.
B. Exprou rose 2% and Central heath-
er 2%. Gain: of i to 1% were made
by a dozen or some of the lean active
stocks, including Chicago Great Went.-
ern and 8t. Louie Southwestern Md.
1%, iiillltllI'Cunil’fti 11,6 and several
album; a point. At 11 o‘clock the mor-
ket was ruling fractionally below its
hm prices and was quiet. a
WALL S'i‘lt MET. noon.-~'l‘he mnrkot
was affected by the die tuition to real-
ize on the uhurp rise ' prices yaeter-
.duy. Strength in arterial utoclut want a
uttwtaining influence. Rollin in the corn
belt and the improving money llttur
tion wort» helpful forlorn. Erie tiret
pl’d. rash 2 and Rock island old. 1 1-4.
Noon price: were about the lowest up
to that time, with Amalgamated Cop.
per down 2, Southern Pacific 1 3-4.
Northern Pacific 1 l-2. and Union i'u-
oinc, St. Paul, Reading and films Shel.
tield Stool l. iiondn were firmer.
WALL STREET. 1 . m.~’i‘he lint
wuu urn-rod down uteri liy with no of-
tortlvo support into-rooted. Manon of
2 points ware general in the reunion!!!
tetiw blocks. National Biscuit was
forced down it polnle. Great Northern
pfti, 2, Norlhorn i‘nrifir' 3. Union i’n‘
t-ltlc iii. Amrrlcon Smelling n.1,, New
York Control and American Hammo-
livo lb. and Athinon. Mluouri Pacific
und (Ybonnpoaltu and Ohio 1. Detroit
United Railways moved up 5145. [)ulur
worn and ilutluon 2 nod Minnonpolin
and St. Louis and Term. Copper l.
Automobiles
TO RENT
llepnlring outl (tout-mi Overhauling by
first rioau mrrhnuiru,
i .\Kt‘lliii for .‘iinxwoll. Kin-blur "i0." Co
liutnbln, iluptnohilo, and Evorltt "till."
i limnti now Everitt domonetrutor in
ttowu.
glio you Which tho. iiltio Hupp. You
run non her every tiny Iillldillfl up and
doing norvlru. liruuloul two~pnunouut~r
our on north.
l’hono lift or come null we on.
--W... N
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
"“"NothE '
1Water Consumers
'1 City of Norwaik
The consumer: of water on the
City of Norwalk 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
lp. m. The use oi bone at any oth—
er time is positively prohibitpd.
SAMUEL LYNES.
GEORGE I. BUXTON.
GEORGE MURRAY,
. Woter Commissioners.
Norwdik. Court. July :9. row.
--~~—+
Special in
Night Robes
. 50c
Vanoek, with will: edge
. ‘1 “J M
80!!va POST CARDS
‘ “CAL VIEWS
6 {Or so
"0"“??ng Diwali)
a who ”f on mm
it i9 .;
i
built v W, ”Me View. South Cove
(twill, MI! 1W Cutie Vohloo nu
om W.mk own. that. man.
awn-pm...—
The Man
who in perpetually herd up rin-
nut under any rircumntaucea be
happy.
A unvlnnn «mount may not
mail. you happy. but it will help.
start n auvlnn occonnt new .
nnd resolve to never be turd up.
Thé'Soutlt Norwalk
Trust - Co.
3'13““
(51‘ irmulnrity in the ‘
r item at others.
. 3%" Mid Antoine» .
to
. ...wulnvil}o_ 1. _
ten pill. and Colorado Fuel ntlvanctttiN "
tom deniinett in some of the loadint‘ ‘
e .‘ “Ted Tags” .
T“? TALK or run NORWALtge.
It you W‘ at the best values in suite for men and boys
you we 1 ‘ ‘for' the moneyt‘uomc to thotfihdw’i‘ng W
Saint Mint all over town are talking of the unusually
tine valut‘s, and you don't wantto miss your share of
them. More suits than ever this year enlighrt’in the
current oi udueud prices; bigger variety of the'ntnurt-
est (‘iOiiiQS‘fm‘ then made in. America ; the itnniiilotnost
clothes forgiioyu and children. ‘
. 1".“ .
RED TAG PRICES ARE mo AND REAL RE-
ouc'rtons.
Men's slit to $30 Suits. reduced now to $7.85.
- $13.85Jx435. $17.85, $22.85.
Youths” $6 to $15 Fancy Suite now reduced to $3.85.
$6.45. $7.85. $10.85.
Boys’ 83.150 to $8.50 Knicker Suite. now $2.45. $3.25,
$3.85. $4.85. $5.65. $6.85. -
Boys’ $1.00 to $3.50 Wash Suits.
3:45, $1.85. sans. ,
Straw Hats. Underwear. Shirts. Hosiery. Neckwear.
Fancy Wash Vents. Big Reductions.
”to...”
$10.85.
new 79c. $1.15,
TWO STORES:
The New Store South Norwaik
:4 South Main St.
1 :4 with St. nomlk.
QUALITY
'i'hn surrounds that have been won on it foundation of rhonpnens are In
neuron and ttnnntiufnntory as lump bubbles. Real Incense only follow:
worth. and worth commotion its price. A wine nun Ill careful in lo-
looting thn feed for bill beast. A horti’o in like I mnnw-not worth much
union» he“: Well fed. Ami proper funding menus to him very much
what it duels loyou. ilonnio Home Food (home around) in command
of good «wont turn. until. buriey and wheat productr. frenh ground
ouch tiny; ntnlu western foods may wiltely be let elonu.
Quality First. Lut and All the Time.
lionnio Home Food
Dairy Prod
Chick Food
Poultry
Stock Pet-ti
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
..... mu... W A... .4 an». .. W
The Duly PlaceWinw'i‘ownwthet
Handles Nothing But Sea Food
Plath-h. Buttermh. Wenkfleh. alum-h. an Inn. Halibut. Sink Cod,
Lennon. Soft Crabs. Little Neck. Long and Round Clarita.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
mnruont 108. FREE DELIVERY.
3" man..- . ., .....
m... .. ...
-.. ....... ..~_... g...»-
Suggest to your summer visitors that dur-
ing vacation is the time to sit for Photo-
graphs. :The place is
The North Studio
NO. 78 WAIHINGTON IT. ’ IOUTH NORWALK
Specral for Saturday
EXTRA ”ch porno“ ... billhfl. 00c
3 mun Milk 200 lit-item Cocoa too
it mull! corn .....1. ...... “mum Baker‘uChocotnte................10c
3 rum Point ..... .......flo Good thump-r down ...........m
a an. mmphoii'u hoop ..........ailo B‘mh nun. per noun W880
i'onrhel. Dori-loll. notion. Booth. iattu co. Cucumborn. Green Corn and Sqtllllh
. UNITED GROCERY CO. "
to «earn MAIN train. PHONI 14:.
win apers, Crockery some
Hon
BEST OF vvjiifllgfiizfituiixiflADESAsc.“
‘o . . new rec.»
”9’“: White 6.1 1oreCANN1NG? The SEASON in here.
limit“
Saints "806
imn’OIATIO 1.4. 1
DEW OVER 33,775,000
m it. Helm“. Pupidltth “
iety
, goiter-u lllllFfllit'h m on.
H G‘t 9 v ‘3' .r _
Rubbimyfi‘ritlt Premrfitrflm'fitc. _
warms; mutter. m min
"chord in", I a“ light: ‘ 1
Di R mumm1 . _ , ,
w ,. , minute um 35:; Eve-minute. soc. Fit
- within». .
Jun withfihudng rope. Ciao per dos.
”RAM
y“i1x,.k'i
1
wmoMtgvmt-wu
gmuw 1 m
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating;
1 they. are piled lion: tilllidoyf the
mwflW—rwm.
,Relittble August
Price’s Clothing Store
Suite that were from $10.00 to $18.60.“ .34.”
All emu formerly moo and $12.00, at um
All Buitl formerly $15.00,“ use
All Suite formerly 818.00. at $13.”
All Suit: formerly $20.00 and $22.00 .14.”1
All nuttu formerly t25.oo. 323.00 and 330.00, at um
Boye‘ Suits at one-half regular prices. ‘
Boye' Pants at great reductions.
t. J.- ..
Men’s Pants cut way down. ‘
Straw Hats. one-half price. '1'
Many other bargains in lists and Footwear. '
COME AND SEE.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwilk
EXTRA SPECIALS
VERY BEST BUTTER. a pound
. ....... ...32o
PURE LARD,apound . ...... ............_15c
FULLCREAMCHEESE.apound.......... ....... .......Ilc
EXTRA FINE EGGS, I dozen ............................ .zsc.
GRAN. SUGAR. 25 pounds for... ............ ...$t.35
GRAN. SUGAR. 18 pounds lor....‘..... ....... .. .....81.00
The Great. A&P Tea Company
120 WAOHINOTON IT. IOU‘I’l-l NORWALK.
FREE DELWERY. Dclinrin 8:90 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
m
TIL NO. ”I
met: oeuvsnv
VSUGARi
iii lint. ii. i E. Pine (innulnted Sugar . ........................ $1.00
9 lbtt. ii. at Hzi-‘iuo (innullied Sunr . ......................... 506
Ala that. ll. & E. Fine annotated Sugar .......... ....... .259
:t mousse: Parana: (for hauling) .......................... 259
Very Boat Creamery nutter. pound . .............. . ............. 330
Motion Jun ......... . . . . ......... on. dozen. 80c: pin. don. 620
Duke hrothers' Sponge Cute. Decline ..... .. ............ iOe‘
Teas. Butter Wines and
Coffees Eggs Liquors '
mu gallon bottle 'at. Julian or Medoc cum ................ ...no1
Cnilfornin Clarent gallon stone in. ......... ......:...000
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
. it: AND 85““WABHINGTON er. “ coon-t NORWALK‘
PHONE “0
NowOpen Under Same Management Q;
i
CornonCobNowServedwlthShoreDinnm
Bathing and Other Attractions
men OLA” concurs, Arrnnuoon AND lVINiNG. on no: mm ‘ I I
Especial Attention Given to Automobile mourn
M 500 JACOBS EROS... Monaur- * . . ' »
LAv‘iuomivAvi‘ne IRchb
\
lit-cu: until be you the man nptnm 31»
to at. null then celled it poll. , .. "‘
Contractor Arthur's Mon Nailing the Will]. ulmux no out the man w
WI" um m. «i - 3
After «urchin: the mum your Z?
and but: street: until lotto-heron)!“
lllllt, the hunt. we: gluonl n t with“
my tree. or the man tum . hug '
the ennui-etc bottom.
. " 1.
’ HUNG ON TOJHC DOM". '
One tom of men are kept him ut-
mnm mat—4m uni
tin: the brlolttt in place no tut uln- . .
the t on our them from! Illt Wor- lulled»
n r om n ’ mmna'fox.1Aus.’:l.s-12llrr
Mt: It the catatonia . elm. tr» 1
gearing «up or Int 13min ,
mood drowning It intent .
when gained
The laying of the brick. on the not
ride of Wall nit-eel VIII bum thin
mention. tutti the work in pregnant:
rapidly. 'l‘ltln port h“ received till!
out of endemic null before toying the
brink». 1 layer or will in Ipmd on
"""ti “i" “it.“ it"mw
ate the. n n u or o
rt- .. mm. .rr. or m...
never in . Ir 1 ,. 11 . ,
in: device. ho limit 0 red the on
home Mutiny tram t aunt of the
mount who mnemmm thrill.
W
rim-uteri» Lowmt , a h m m 1
cutout-in in I u to the area at the intro. Ho mot.- Meir
portion 51‘ ' “toilette Quincy in hie meter bent thaw
,.
33,?
,l
hunt W ”le- II
In mom M 1 a denomination Iii millionth. ‘
on?) ' Milo oityjfi . 11m
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