. st . - Hm '
100 each
"A ii‘sshloa Book ll‘reo ‘v'tith
Patton:
. ' _ ton street.
‘ Ni
-—Edltot‘s Raaldanoa
4 5—Clty Editor’s Raaldanoa
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.Edward Ryle, of Nip-walk, .fortnerly
o‘f Stamfor was a yipltor in Bison
turd Satur sy and ..flund‘sy
An automobile sent out by the A. C.
A. was in Norwalk yesterday posting
signs, pointing out the main highways.
. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. (3000th
have returned from a vacation trip to
Utlca and Rochester and other cities.
. Frank Van Baron and Thomas Greg-
ory spent yesterday in New York, at-
tending several doubleheader ball
games '
Foreign money orders and drafts to
all parts of the world are for sale at
e Layton real estate and Insurance
omce. See adv.
Sarstield llurus of Franklin avenue.
to enjoying a week' 9 vacation from his
duties in the It‘airtield County Savings
Bank of Wall street.
MI and Mrs .Samuei Kemp and son
Ward. of Not-walk, warmthe guests or
Mrs. Julia A. 3091?. ohlflo Grassy
Plain street Bothol, Sunday
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Miss Madeline Fitch, who has been
visiting Mrs, Iioutweii, of NeWtown
avenue, has returned to her Iormer
place of residence in Stratford.
Several members of the Order of
Newport from Norwaik attended the
clam bake of Danbury Lodge. 593. at
Itoxys Grove near Danbury, Sunday.
Miss Elsie Schumann. and Miss Ed-
Ith Poster of Ni" walk who have been
spending their two weeks“ vacation In
ainc have returned to their home
here.
Miss Gcncvlcve Gavanauzh, of Nor
Walk returned ytsterday to her duties
is bookkeeper at Davenport. a Son in
In Stamford after enjoying an outing
at Atlantic Highlands.
.1. . , 1 . , .
“Clifford Ward, of Arch street. has
resumed his duties In the store of Wil-
liam h. Olson. in Wall street. after a
two w'eelttt vacation. part of Which was
silent in Proliiit‘ilto It. i. and part In
Iicddlng.
C. H. Glover, who has conducted a
grocery store In Wall street for a num‘
her of years. has closed his store. He
will sell. out the stuck and than will
start a line of something different in
the place.
'i‘ciier Wayte Raymond resumed his
duties at the Citt National llsnlt yes-
tcrdsy following a twu w'coks sojourn
in tho Catskill illountains Edward B.
Smith also returned to tho ofiloo oi
Taylor d: Golden.
, Tho jurors of the Superior Court of
1906 of which association horny
Adams of South Notwalk is a mem
her. will have thcir rc union at Dor
lon'a Point, Thursday. A line shore
dinner will be served.
t‘ourt Laurel. listlithtt-ru of Isabella.
will have an important Ini't‘limi tomor-
row owning and it is hoped thorn will
he a large attendant c Thu Nov. .l. .l
(“stroll the new rector of til downhliaid
(‘ hurt it will inoct lltc ilit'IililI‘I‘l of thl‘
t‘ourt on that occ.uaion
'lhomas Elton was nrrcstcd in
Spring strrot i-inturdat in tipcciul (if
Iitcr Bttyhur. who chanted him with
drunkenness Judge 'i‘aylot fined EsanJ
to and ms“ yosiarda)’ ”Kill! '0’
minus the money and the notice it
i
ctttlcd to take him to Bridl’oport
W
.lurob W. Sherman who conducted or
clothing store In ’i‘orrinxton, tin
filed a voluntary petition In bank.
rttptcy In the district chart of the
Unit Stateside lists his dobts 04:
will W69 all tinaocurt'tl and his as-
nsts M M 84701, of wltltlt he states
that $4 377. ill represents stock in
trade.
A number of Trinity (lotions Hart-
ford graduates are rot-«innit invita-
lions to the wodtlins. of tirosvenor
unit. Trinity. tilt. and Misti Mildred
omiaulvsy. author at Mr and Mrs.
Herbert J. on. of Wont t'hoshire.
uhich will latte vitwu to ill Peter’s
(hill‘t‘h In (Bhoshlro st 7 30 p to. Aug
list 24.
A quantity of poison Ivy is
growing along the Cresccnt Terran.
wall and turns its to pull down a hair
lion of tilt! WI illllliill it is given It:
tontlon 1d 1' rad The city. kl
well as r of the outlying dim
trlcts shoal islta pritlo is its its
tilteir aces limit condition on re»
move it trodes ol unison Ivy, wild car-
rots. etc.
MEAN)! citation
Coastal Controller
p. as
new ...... .
or We all all 456”th
work artist: mama salience t
the r sov, today. 3stt4rl’oo
l Murcia—-
.... GRAY B R os.
, s 1‘r rill the his rs ‘
.Wnll all“. that)!!! Will MIMI! M
be ountry Club tomorrow oveuias.
to htmctdfpil’é‘u'fit‘ifdi‘
‘ltr and Mrs; G. H ”Hunts, of “up,
street. spent Sunday in New Haven.
with friends. They returned Sunday
night-
‘ Mrs The as Benedict
. l't Ih‘d .
1945!“ka Were at land uostti :4
Mr. and Mrs F.'H.1'Qi‘tiilt‘ard. astring-
Bhorman Council. Royal Arcanum.
will hold a regular tnoetlns tonight.
followed by a theatre party at the
1 Bijou Dream.
William Abondroth and family. of
-, Panama. arrived in Norwalk yesterday.
, to spend several weeks at the home of
‘ John 8.13“”.
nil‘he Ladley Aid society/mill meet at
the ‘First M.‘li. Church tomorrow after
noon to saw, and all ladies having
work are requested to bring it.
if your eyes are troubling you and
you think you need glasses. why not
call on 'i‘hamer, the Stamford opticiun.
and let him examine them?
of threegiorwallt Building and Man As
sociatlon will be hold this evening at
the ofllce of Taylor & Golden, in Wash‘
ington street.
“Dimple." the little dog belonging to
Frank Hanks, of Main street,
ternoon. He was not injured, except
for a. bruise or two.
All the property. owners of the Wash-
ington street hrtd 1 and tho atrflctil
approaching It in the east and tvost,
have received notices of a ntcetins to
in Norwaik next Tuesday afternoon at
o'clotk. The plan III to assess hunt».
tits and damages, and the selectincn
expect to hear from all these later
osted
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Last evening the 7: 20 o'clock trolley
from Rotou Point, our 116. as it near
ed the power house, blew out a fuse.
A delay of adrenal minutes followed
during which time the twenty passen-
gers were nearly ‘oston alive by the
swarms of. mosquitoes whith arose in
clouds from the flooding placo near-
by. The oar. thous‘h delmcd at. thilt
‘point far severalinlnutes was on time
at the corncr of Washintgon and South
Main streets, and utado all count-c
lions.
"Bugs." an East Norwaik dog. of
the bull dost species, mist-d things up a
bit in East Norwalk yesterday. until!
an Italian organ grinder and a monkey
happened along I112 took tho monkey
by the tall and Ida perhaps that thou
kcy didn't do nomc is" rolling The
llnlinn. wliuse ninnkot was thus twin;
so illy trcatod. was afraid to more an
Inch for four ttu' do: mould iaiatt hold
of him. The pom lttlc monkey was
chattering away. It bahly saying that
ho Wililli'tl ho was back In Monkey»
Land.
0
Arrangements have been madc to
have an excursion from South Norwniit
to Glen island on Tuesday. August
28rd. via the steamer Rosudtllc, The
start will he lnllde from the South
Norwaik steamboat dock and will be
under the steamboat company’s ausv
pleas. Complete announcement con-
cerning the. excursion will he made in
Thursday and Friday's Sentinel. Popu-
lar prices will be charged for this ex~
curslon which. it Is also orpocicd, will
be taken advantauc of by a large num—
ber of people, for this your uflt‘i‘ti thc
first opportunity to visit ”in bountiful
Glen Island in a number of seasons.
Renting Cats
A Packard and s I’oorlcsa to rent.
The two classical and host riding
cars on the marital with an expert
driver. for thrao dollars an hour
with a minimum tilll‘ltt‘ of live doi ’
tars. Anyone can afford an auto
mobile rldoat this price. (lot your
data Illi‘ilti.
W. A. ll-ANFORD
l2 North Main It
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PROMININT MERCHANT OF
PORTIMOUTH.VA.. WRITEB TH!
FOLLOWING ETRONO TIITL
MONIALI
A
, my; given or. ”lot: a Medium. a
practical trial In my family with most
Momma results. I desire express
my entire satisfaction with t and to
to that i have recommended it to
lids Who have cultured from mala-
rih and rhattmstistn as a most alloc-
tltll remedy.
Very truly yours,
.1. ll. iiAlt'i‘tiN.
It! Queen tit.
Manufacturers at love
provost
.8 O D A and
Mineral Waters
”rt
for 3
See adv.
tlsr monthly business meeting .
i
was
struck by an automobile on Sunday at-’
be hold in the once of tho sciecttncnl
The host i‘tuork of the most had facilities can he team on our seats.
That's to no design so new but what. can be found h‘ore. While We
have the most inaplpénslve b'cds nude tifst can be called feed. our
stools omb‘racas s‘ you many novelties at moderate” prices and from
that on up to fits best beds made. We have some bargains in beds!
that will interest the closest buy‘sr.
WHITE ENAMEL BEDS
“ 'BRASS BEDS
‘4
. . 32.50 to $18.00
.......$to.oo to $60.00
loavlis.at|o.oabs-
1‘. £111
A. J. C "llms Co.
Funeral Directors and Elabsimors.
liars time you street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
o. 113. Jackson
- ovum . .
Everything in the Optical ” Dine.
Eyes Examined Free
as WALL srsssr. moss «I.
uoawau.
WMV~.‘
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Any time Is the RIGHT TIME to consider entering
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
But the BEST TIME is
Opending Day. September 1st
Offices are open from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
FOR ENROLLMENT
South Noryvsik . Stamford,
Port Chester
Fresh Assortments
of Neckwesr. Waists. Belts and Leather Bags ask your ad-
miration. .
Particularly pretty and dainty are the new Princess Slips,
and beautiful White S iris. which arrived this “geek; and there
is something for every taste and need its the collection of
charming. well made Undermusllns to be found on our count-
crs Don t miss seeing them.
WAISTS .................. * .......... 79c to Stone
PRINCESS SLIPS .................. $1.00 to 37-50
WHITE PETTICOATS .............. 98c to $6.00
COMBINATIONS .................... 98c to 34.00
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The‘N.E.yRanCo.,
. 86 Washington St. South Notwsllt
l
ZING.
we'vcknockcd oil the profit on our Men's and Women's
Shoes. See them in our window.
1 walk
Mitts Manors twdrd. of Arch street.
Is visiting in Milford
.W
Jabs Uurnow. or the town clarlt's
other is enjoying a vacation or one
We .
William J. Ii‘inney. of Berkeley
street spent. the Sabbath with friends
in Bridgeport.
James Wsieur and Albert Rowe. 0t
Norwslit. spent.
friends in Ansonla.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Bailwitz.
West ‘Normik are entertaining reis-
tlves from New York.
Miss Katherine l(hogan. of Glen-
hroolt. is the guest of Miss Anna
Neary. of hows street
an...
Mitts Alberta Twins. of Norwalk. is
the street of Miss Katherine Nichols.
of South street Bethsi.
n—ya
Mr. and Mrs. John Morton. of West
N0twaik. are entertaining their nap
Itew from Brooklyn. N. Y.
Miss Catherine Council of Wiper:
avenue is home after enjoying her va-
cation In New York city.
Miss Laura Vault. of Fairnoid ave-
nue. recently entertained Miss Ger-
trude Cawiey 0f Danbury
Miss Mat Palmer, of Port Chester.
N. Y. is spending her vacation with
relatives In South Norwaik.
.... ...,
.lohn w Cttrnow of Main street, to
calming a weeks intuition from his
duti‘os in the tow clerks oilice
Miss lsabcila Bradley, of New Ha-
ven. is spending hcr annual summer
vacation with relatives In South Nor-
l-‘rattk 'I‘ lirundasc of No rwailt. loft
town Sttmm for a too necks’ vaca~
t.lon. which he will spcnd at one oi
thc summer risotto.
Miss June _8itorwood. of Danbury
and Mrs. Evelyn Aiward. of Ummittlt‘l‘
Mass were Sundm guest of Mr. and
Mrs. (‘Iarenco Knapp
Miss Emma Backmun. of Cannon Sta-
tion who is employed In the Raymond
Iiroihora other. is enjoying a Vacs.
tion from bar duties.
(loot-no li‘ Atwstcr assistant super
intcndont of the Connectit ut tompsny
is spending a wool; a nation with his
parents in New Haven
Loretta Itmucy. of North Tuyior
avcnuc, has roturnod to her home aftcr
spcnrlius a work‘s vacation with Mr.
and Mrs. William Endrios. of New
York city.
I‘tr .lohu ti Schwcinaberp, of “silt
morn am who has been the uncut or
ilr ll. W Allen 518mm: Main street
mcntul cih
'I‘ho Misses Fallon. Smith and Rh
roll of the southt‘rn New England
Tt‘ii‘llhtllla‘ olIIct‘ haw rt‘lurnt-tl to
their dutlos sftcr enjoying a two
wooits' vacation. ‘
Gertrude Ryan has rcturued to the
home of her aunt, Mrs. John Barry.
of Dover street. Miss Ryan has been
spendins the summer with her father
in Newburtth N.
The apriaswood Union Sunday
school will hold their annual social
and picnic in the chapel on Ely stonuo
on Wmlumisy owning from 8 to 8
p In. Parents and friends of the child
ran are Invited.
(‘ourt Edmondc DeAmicis hold a
business meeting last evening at tho
now tncctln quarters Knights of Py
thlus rooms a Washington street but
only routine mattcrsw wore disposed of.
A. ......
Ilogardtts llrothcrs hmc made all
nitration tor a llumse for the 4'0er
iioimnnt Iiotri. W‘lliiil thcy have nam-
MEN'S $4 and 33 so SHOES, now .................. 82. 75
WOMEN' S 33 50 SHOES. now . ....... . ........... $3. 75
F LYN N’S BOOT SHOP
Successor to Flynn & Ryan
“W WWINWEON ITRIIT. 0001'“ NORWALK.
.l
' Century Compound
StopsLoaits ott'l‘lnormokooh
. Baillie repartition called "Novelties!" i. not sullshle for stopping
had tosittt or r use on old or poor roofs. and not as lasting or doubts
as “Ci'hlilt‘! commas."
The share matures! “in stvsn undar oath at the
that in tho Stamford Court, April It. i010.
W! ”tor the Gould" Compound st 000 PM GALLON and lush
solos all room writ tor lhtoa yours.
The Cet‘ttuty Rooting drillitndtstlturiag Co.
injuuct ion hoar-
saraattsssc lllil
G i II n Ct
Aid lull LEVIN“ 800!
93" H
Asbestos Ceittdi‘y Shingles
‘l'HI H00? ‘I'HM' 0%? tlwl-lildttfl‘
Your first thought is ”or PM
one liltttlr slimmed with s root ghast ear dad catamaran"
oustsn
You have “('01) forced
M19“ bet
00K
AIRMAN W Li.
WAT! Uil
Tho Pumt and
w, P. U tins iiilm’l‘ol I20
m QANAAN. cons.
re. use * swarms
Act. 1m so. 01. usual lie (m
m.
tops
ligand lucid I
W1C atloti’r IIQWWI first-M llfilipfbol Ashes 93ml
tastes are chattels iy sued metals. Hmoihydrauuomt.
torrcti was mm are ts. compacted or tremendous prostrate.
i l
. m" H 4 “AW“! ”181‘“ 1 mass items: atlas. Hails auto
, = ‘08 0 some soliwsttt or am. "tritium Edam
WWI“: W ' ” ' Warmest Your drawn. at
‘ or Mrs. Etllt‘llr' Boyer in Main street
‘ was cut down yesterday by True Wk
. Au
cl mats wandsrtul thin
9““:
cd tho Putnam llott c and a hosrius
will no hold in Ilri itcporl at tho of
tire of the county commissioners. nest
suck W-ctlntsduy
'i‘hc prosrmn committcc of Norwallt
t‘hsptor. D. A. it. that at Colonial co}-
tuac yesterday sttcrnoon. The pro
grams (pr the year's work wore ar‘
ranged and a largo card party planned
for the early tall with Mrs. Swords as
chairman of a committee.
The large tree in front of the his
den Joseph Cordell. The tree which
has been dead for some time is the
one which recently lost a branch.
which narrowly escaped Injurth the
chic: or police and doom 1. Bus s.
A special moctins ot the tiprid 00d
Huntley tithool Association will
held In the chariot on lily “ottoman
Wednesday evening August Iitll. at it
p. m.. to act on the resignation of .I
ll. Iioca so vrt‘sidoat of tholnssoslaa
tlan. and to lrsnssrt s y other hurl.
Ln.“ proper to come he to tho moot-
Ml
Aaron Cutler vulture. who it“ uses
tailing his brother Harria Caller 00-
Lum. of the Hawaiian Islands. will
salt from Honolulu for San Francisco
t at. Hails densities with alv-
ins ho sun A ' wonderful
to 0st, wou-
drrtul plants. low
lusty a corttt-r or limits: ids titles 15
down Into the Pacific Ocean. Ha
writes last an brother tun s my are
men under him. and that
Milton. is the trial
tee and
of
. Hrs.
no of flows llfxtt‘d‘“
or! arose .. .
wilt span td‘vo days to amount
t or the bishop of the disease or
3.3!...
t
the Sabbath with
i
of
has returned to his home in the monu- ‘
5' “mom .
our
lvorythl’n
Gamma“ 11:01; no.
Cls‘snvup
ala.
Silk Parasols, $1.49
A
Cloaan out all silk Parasols.
'-,svorth up to 35. while they,
'iast ..... .................81.40_
Dresses, 95c
t‘Iean up of our 3'3 Dresses. Out
thov go .......... . ........ 050
DreSses, $2. 98
in Wash Dresses, in white and
colors. On sale 82.98
Isa-Iona
few of tha vary spacial Norris
Closing out our 01 Waists at no 1
“I!
$2. SCWatsts, "“49 .
The Famous Lsdyware W‘ g,
regular $2.00 values. 0
..............
Bathing Suits
One-Half
Price
You pay one-half the regular
price 1 .-
500 Hair Rolls, 39c
Guaranteed Sanitary Hair Rolls,
rcgulnr 50c. On sale .......39c
\
Free I'ntlern
Shoots at the
ordoor.
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MILL TEL. 404.
Window Glass of ovary description.
Salli wom- and Com.
Mould“! W n Gutters. I." all“
'choln” phalt. Fabric Mag.
warra-
TO ALL WHO HAVE USE FOR THE
NOW ON EXHIBITION AT OUR GAR
SAVER
39 Wait St..-—-(‘Ph0ne)
"WEIR. termites; to math...
season the I). 1!. Read at". Will Inten
let you. iletter road it.
Charles Schults and spa John, of
Ion Hamilton Brooklyn. spout Suns
day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank (7. Beck
or, of it‘uirl‘iold avenue.
Miss Margaret Gaucher and Miss
May Flynn. or New York city. are
oiltilitil‘llil sort-rut worka‘ vacation with
Mrs Stephen Flynn of Summit sin-ct,
the East Avenue Flpuhrrth League
will give a moonlight sail tomorrow
uniting. the start being made from
East Norwalk Yacht t‘iuh at 8
o't )clt.
Ernest R. Wilson the well-known
South Norwsllt railroad conductor. was
a \illtlli‘ in New Rochelle Sunday and
attended s session of iinozenot Loose.
a railroad mett' a organisation.
There will be suothar armorial on
ttibltlon this evening at Roton Point.
weather permitting ‘l‘hls evening‘s
sanitation is the last one In tho rosu
tar series. There may be some extra
exhibitions. but. definite announcement
cannot be made to this sheet at the
present time.
Mitts Elsie Dexter. of East Nor‘mlk.
entertained a partyo friends at her
home last evening‘
wcrc prudent and cards Were piaycd
Mix: the evening. singing was also
at are of the evenings ontortsio
mom. Following the card playing and
the eluding, mfroshmants of an anion
tally dainty variety wars served. Mitts
Duster proved horse" a charming
hostess.
Tits I tell oil it trolley oar on the
Broad Ivar litre mutiny In front of
his residence or Howard at Knapp. or
Riversida aranuot That no one was
hurt in the tail was bmsusa all about
and in tits oar expected the root to
tall at any swarm. And wiry
shouldn‘t the roof fall. when .itsall
supports tutti haaa sawed modal! on.
tailing. and tits sawing. medias.
ware not acidosis, but premeditated
Homrdi
boslooaduo-
cow sited
. and one or the all ours. was taken lots
haircut of his
era III“ damn
m
tyaad not
”planned
i.§.~££"i
is
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VISIT THE BARGAIN BASEMENT
MINTZS
The Hatch a. Bailey “
MOTH NOIW ALK. CONN.
LumberandMillWork for Everyddilg
from a Piggery to a Mace
SPECIALTIES
Let Us Demonstrate
The International Auto wagon
F. E. Loékwodd and Company ' “-
Garage Water St.
alto a number ,
(‘loslng out some of our 0‘1 Cor
sets at .............. ......Ilol
39c Corset Covers
23c '
Good quality Cross-bar Muslin,
neatly trimmed with embroidgry.
and ribbon. on sale ......nitps ‘
J
.... New ldéa
Patterns out for
Mimliemltilm
. ...“... ..."... ...h._$......
YARD TEL. “-8.
One. two and tummy 'rsr Paper
Slators' I’.a|tar
Sho‘athla.and Builders' Paporthfi o1
. lialr Insulation and Install: ,
MANY ADVANTAGES OF
AGE. iT I8 A TIME AND MONEY
~N0rwalk. Goon. 1
Clean u‘fiate‘ at the Mist: store.
See adv.
I
Thc annual slate burners couvan-
tioo will be held in South Norwalk.
Sunday.
Mrs. Seymour Curtis is ill of typhoid ‘1
fever at her home in Prsnitiln avenue.
A trained nurse is in attendance.
Quiver John ll. Smith and family loft
today on a vacation trip to Hartford . _
llsnbury and other points In the I‘lw ..
The schooner Ida M. Barker Is‘ 0:4
pooled to arrive today loaded with
luuwtr for the Hatch and Balleywm
vsnl
Miss Amy Wells of New York W
is spending a few weeks as tho“
of Dr. and Mrs. A. H 5"“"‘“-°iw"%
street.
Mr and Mrs William P. Boats. 1‘,
expected home today or tom
Morning from a vacation ”four! Ill
the White Mountains.
W
Dr. pick a medicine receives
strong testimonial in the latter
.1. it. liarton. of Portsmouth. Vs.
latter in full will be found in
or the Dr Dick Medicine Com
this Issue.
tourt Laurel. Datiuhters of [m
will most this evening at headquariard
in South Main Itroot. It lslto
there will ho a trim attendance
at this time the members of ma
will he addressed by the no!l
‘ol St. Joseph' church, the it
Carroll.
captain can» Moods-fir
port. Long Island; will sli‘
his annual outing at tho Dorian t
limo Point. rust year Wt
Lowndas estertsiaad more than . ;
tired oasis. hrinslnxghsmm W
one, 0 his big oyster sadism . :
Will mates will he hol
during the isttar part of
Mr. and Mrs. . hn Letty. of ‘
iv“. Y” to ‘
srasl
gar" mill, (loo .. is straying:1
ionstaih‘a, last Norw’ai Wt
‘54”: NEW“ “Jim were.
taken a trip on
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