Horace it. Nash tight. you how to
save money. See adv” V. . .
Woo-lo
Miss LuluD. Collins, of Lowe street.
spent Sunday at Coney island with
friends.
Andrew Savooole, oi Thomaston.
is the guest of his uncle. Andrew
Leary. oi Railroad avenue l
, ’ Miss Elizabeth Master, of Fatima;
’i'aln district, Danbury. has come to
South Norwnlk tor a few days.
Miss Madeline? Sullivan, of south
Norwalil‘. is the nest of Miss Margaret
geese, oi ti Ba miorth avenue, Dan-
ury
Mrs. William L. Olsen of Elm street
has returned to her home after a pleas-
ant visit with friends in New York
state
cu.
The bank commissioners have been
examining the banks in Norwalk,
South Norwaik and Southhury the
past week.
——-Wheeler & Wilson and American
Bands at Roton Point tonight. Danc-
ing until 11 oclock Dont miss It.
Mrs. James Finnoil, of Brooklyn. N
Y., has returned to her home alto”:
spending two weeks with ms. G. M
Smith at Kellogg atlaet. ..
Mrs. Frank Rhinehart. of Norwalk
and Miss Annie ilitzpntrick. of Boston
are the guests or Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Daily. 0! Westville district, Danhury.’
Rev. Hugh 8. Carpenter. of» South
Norwaik. preached in the Baptist
Church In Danbury, yesterday. in the
absencr2 of Rev. E. W Hosted. who is
taking his vacation.
Game Warden Wilbur Smith, dimly
» Ivonne. is spending a ten days vaca-
tion in the White Mountains and vicin-
lty lie went from New York to Ban
ton by boat and from there by train
to the mountains
The Connecticut Grand Army As-
sedation is to hold its annual picnic
this your at Lake Conumuuce. Satur
day. August 27. A model invitation
has been extended to all Grand Army
men to attend the picnic. —
The ninth annual exhibition oi pio-
turos painted princinlly in Old Lyme
and the surrounding country will be
held in the while lib nry of Old Lyme
August 31 to Santa her it The go-
ceeds will go to the Phoebe Gri
Noyes Library
Many Norwallt autolsts. who were
driving near Bridgepmt on Saturday
afternoon saw the burning of an auto-
moblle on the road near that city. of.
saw the remains oi the automobile ai-
fer the tire. The automobile was a ”
81,000 Dedriek (M and In some myster-
ious manner (alight tire and was blim-
ed to the ground. .
Welcome Stranger llodse No. Illdl
Order Sons oi St. George, will hold
their regular meeting on Tuesday
hing. August 23rd. At the close of 0
regular business session the members
. ; Brede. oi Lows street.
I Mrs. Usrl] Axel Horatrom.
act avenue. were resent sue
In r“it dsoilsldt “
his son. irv‘i‘ns.
W
Mia heist at. John and Mlss Frail-
, “ cis Amoco. spent Tuesday last in
. , Danhury. with friends.
Henry F. Brads or New York. is o
visitor with his brother, William F.
“—
Thomas Ward, the Iiveryman, his
sold his beautiiul brown male, Minnie.
i‘, m .I GeorsotoWn party.
Walter G. Aiken. oi orange. N. J..
i spent Saturday and Sunday. at his
home in Wilton sycnue.
Albert Lindhbers. of Winnipauk has
taken I position with in. H. Wardeil,
oi New Canaan as chauiieur.
ingoeveral weeks in Danbury.
Miss Francis Bronson oi Woodhav-
on, L. i. is spending a low days with
Miss Helen St. John, oi East Norwalk.
William Bayne, oi Bridgeport. was
the nest of Arthur Murray. at. his
hem in Harriet street on Saturday ov-
chins.
Wallace 'l‘uttle. oi 'i‘aunton. Masa..
, has returned home after a few days
visit with Spartan St. John, of East
Norwalk.
Judge and Mrs. Henry W. Gregory.
oi West avenue. are enjoying a vaca-
Maine.
to
it
Miss Hazel Newcomh of West ave-
nue in enteltnining Miss Beatrice liti-
gardus oi il‘ishktliou the Hudson for
.I tow days. .
Mia Florence Hamilton, has resumed
her [duties in the ethos of Walsh a
xiiiibhsll. alter enjoying a vacation of
mo Weeks.
vials moonlight exctlrsion from
Bridgeport tonight at Roton Point.
Wheeler ll: “linens and American
Honda combined will furnish music tor
dancing until 11 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bennett, and sons
have gone to hit. Klsco. tor a waeok‘
vacation. Mr. Bennett hopes the rest
will be for the improvement oi” his
lealth
i
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Farrell at
Bethel and Mrs Farrel' s mother. Mrs.
Mary Scott were guests over Sunday
of Mr. and hits Elmer L. lull. in Wood-
ward avenue.
Proprietor. William Thompson oi
the New York Grocery store has pur-
chased the entire delivering outilt oi
Charles 1.. tllover. who recently i Iosod
his grocery business ill Wall street.
Michael F'lnneli, of New York city.
has returned to his duties In real es-
tate agent for a large company in
Brooklyn. after spendingw a two week’ s
Vacation with Mrs G. .smith. oi
Kellogg street.
«.-
Jarnes Fennell. of New York, has re.
turned to his home after spending I
pleasant vacation of twu weeks at the
homo of Mrs. G. W. Smith of Kellen
street. While here "Jimmy" distin-
gahed hllnsclt as a baseball players
Renting Cars
. A Packard and I Peerless to rent
The two classiest and best rldlnx
cars on the market. with an expert
, driver. tor three dollars an hour
taro. Anyone can Iiiord an auto
will joirl In a farewell social to Broth
er Williaml liimond. who will sit!
liturlluid ;he end of the present
month e up his residence than.
party at s for Block tom”
12: 30 p filnday Henry Willi!
or New York; Clarence Webster, stow-
ard; A A. lilrnosi or llanhury; Aria
Conley. of South Norwalk were in the
port Hulk?“ sailed with Viola and I:
. party. sad fishnet to arrive next Bat- ~
or
twin u
oon with a heat load of
cod '
M. M has. oi Flt Marys Kassandra!
been the guest of his cousin. as Mayor
M. M Lee. of Fairneid avenue, for the
pastiiew days. Mr. has is editor and
proprietor of the lliusls Journal and
postmaster at St. Marys. Ho msdoa
number oi irionds during his stay in
town this bolus his iirst visit In twen-
i y silt years. .
Samuel stools. oi Ontario cai..a
veteran of the TwontMlllt thinnes-
John “H I)“. bartender oi the Bridle; ‘
mobile ride at this price. Got your
date ahead.
W. A. HANFORD
02 North Main St
T
ours. VA.. wmas 'ml
MONIAL:
Hamil liven Dr. Dick’s Medicine 3
WM Mil lit my ‘ilniily with most
favorable results. i desire to exprosb
m o IItlsioction with it and to
It i have recommended it
slwho have suitor-ed from that
lost retool: o
Very truly yours.
' .ll. BAll'l‘tiN.
with Queen St.
-WHW‘MH.
item to east tor the that lime l
thirty-eight years and will retrial
until the middle of September
wife who is a member or the Palms
family, in Windsor. is with him. ‘Mr
Steele lull A hot“. James studio, . ..
and a nephew, arses Steele. In Com
ml of the Sixteenth 09.!!an
Bot of them died in the Confederate
grilglih st “monotonic in last lie
‘tnon nth. Ontario 6 has acquired I
hm! .... 4 . “ .. *3. '
console... I
flower. water work, undiagnosed-
sueeosstul business 7 ‘
GRAY BROS
iii a
' Monuisotursrs of im-
proved
:8 0 D A and
MAI Waters
I‘TAILNHID 1'!
W
b!!! RUG
'l'lls Pumt and host
P. 0. no: lite-blot. till
WWI. OWII‘OIOMI “AM
we perform»:
'i‘si sit-3 " law... m
mm: excavation. m,
”Wharton: given on all centrist ‘
_ . kiln our doors.:
. WM... While \lllitl W
have the most inexpensive beds made that can he rallsd good, our am. all? 1:! {ggfilfifi‘i' fills: fill:
stock embraces a past many novelties at mode
that on up to the best beds made. We have semi , "
that will interest the closest buyer. ’
WHITE ENAMEL BEDS .Csspto 3:8.”
8th“) to $60.00
in l mottled isntoriss staph”
The“ ll no W to new but what' can he,
cartels W. R. Fears. of Cannon Stir
film spent Murder in Brldseport. m5“ and from rlends in Norwsllt
din in Miss Laura Lawrence. oi Brooklyn
“ ' bed. In spendins a few days with her broth;
BRASS BEDS .
A J. Collins Co.
. , Funeral Directors and Enlbs‘lmers.
l2~l8 llortll Main Street.
South NW3“. Conn. New York city.
0. B Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONIAI‘
Miss Mary Cassidy. has returned to I
' her home in Cross street. after spend-
_ ll WALL , ITRIH'.
tion. which they are silendlnfi ‘“ ON THE FIRING LINE
.. . 9f Opportu'll‘? is where every
Merrill Business College
Student stands
Get in Line for Duty September lat
Arrange for enrollment now
South Norwalk 'KPortChcster
Every womari‘ of into will concede the daintlneso. snap and
dash of our House Dresses.
They are correct so to fabrics slid are llsoiy M. besides
possessing charming style features that willple'aae women who
are particular about their appearance at home.
Now at the height of wearing time, and while there is a good
assortment to choose from. they are oil'ered to you at liberal
price concessions. Do not delay. for they will he snapped up
quickly at the reduced fiices.
The N. E. Ryan Co,
86 Washington S.t., South‘yNorwaik
The birds send forth their song in early morn.
We sing the cheapneaa of our shoes all day long.
“a ‘ thlnimum cm,” on" do» \ Record Breaking Bargains in High Grade Staple Footwear
”AT—~—
FLYNN’S BOOT SHOP
Successor to Flynn & Ryan ‘
so WAIHINGTON srnaar. sou‘m NORWALK.
L J
has; ”our lessor-ism or W
Century Compound
Stops Lake on 'l‘ln or Shingle Roots
in the malls called "Nor-hash"
hall has a or tor use on old or poor roots.
as "Century Compound”
In: in tho I
FOLLOWING ITRONG TI'Tl-li
i. sin saltshla tor ampules
and not as instills or durable . i return to their home this week Thurs
us“ and rheumatism Is a moot oliao '
man! was siren under oath at the lnlunctlon hoor-
ucouri. Avril H.101...
We are Gonlury Compound 'a't Mia "it GALLON and soar-
sntao all 7999!! work for titres you-a.
the Century Roollnrltlhuufaéiunns Go.
so worklueronoispsr {A ..
. ,hl lion» party Mainline Rock, that
a d Sheath
h‘gfilldlflrdflh litli and salmon alto
d it: on the outside ‘
noted. Over this We WI your nestlioi‘ MANN! “I“ Will“
solid sheathing without hilthltol
air space between lath Nil
deal for home It or disses
lilohoprlo Shouthilis is lilo ideal
and dishes a so id. om
,..tiollssr, millionth,
its; also Insulation or dead
Drills. (uglier ;
A ll mum ,
ant exterior or other _
Mid Million Mastic ,
factory or residence this v‘
of concrete or fiance construction to tile chosliest slid host
WNWM he» * ‘
lawn”. to so ”in” "In. ”I“ Wu“: “he,
.soilsrsl
illllllll l
,.
Paul Term. of Norrialk.
cred otter a short ilindsl.
Miss MIrtlls raver", or Norwalk.
adios some one with friends
a on
er Charles lit. Lawrence. oi lsaacs
place. . ‘
Frank J. Donahue. oi Fairileid ave-
one was among the spectators at the
motor dome races at Brighton Beach.
Saturday
Mrs. c. M. Daniels, oi Chestnut
street Norwslk left town yesterday
for a two weeks sojourn with friends
in New Haven
Henry Valiant. or South Union sve-
one. Is enjoying a short vacation treat
his duties In the ilaidlaw Company. In
Miss Marie Baker. or Main street,
is enjoying her vacation from her do-
ties as stcnographer In Keogh & Can-
doe s law oilice.
J. Merwin Beers returned to Nor»
Walk Friday attend visit oi several
days with his grandson. H M. Trow~
brldse. in Weston.
Chief of Police Bradley enjoyed a
day' a vacation Saturday, and with his
wile went on an automobile trip. They
went to 'l‘srrytown.
w
Edgar Murphy. at Main strut has
gone to St. John New Brunswick.
where his wife and family are spent!-
ing the summer months.
The Miners Malion and Helene tirade
Ivy or New York city. are sounding a
iow days as the guest of Miss May
Smith of ilnyvlew avenue
-
Therc will he an excursion from
llrldseport tonight to Notes Point. sc-
tompaniud by Wheeler l: Wilsonn
Band of twenty live members.
Mrs Lester Fusion. of Weston. is
the guest oi her daughter. Mrs Edwin
Hoyt. in Norwalk Mr. Fanlon this also
want I low data In Norwalk
Miss Margaret Masher. oi Falriield
around. left town Saturday for Water
hury where she was an over Sunday
guest of Miss Margaret Brennan.
Edward McCaiiiater. oi Harbor ave~
hue. who is employed in W is Oiscn' s
shoo store In Wall street. started this
morning on his vacation of th) weeks.
Thomas J. West. oi Main street, and
Willow w. Donn went to Brighton
Beach Friday evening. and witnessed
part oi the automobile race at that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrier. oi Main
street, lett today for Ashury Park.
with their daughter. Miss Mildred
ilorner where they will spend two
weeks.
Miss Gertrude Hayes. at East Nor
walk. is enjoying I two weeks yous
lion from her duties in the silica oi
the Southern New Ensland Telephoper
company
(/I/
/
Mr. and Mrs. Charles incur. 01'
Main street Norwalit cit Norwsllt
this morning and will’ spend I week
w‘llilh minutes anolricnds at Lambert-
v e
Post cards received from the Misses
Miriam and Gertrude Close. of Frank.
its avenue. who are spending their vs-
. cation in the Catskill Mountains. re-
port s delightful time
Jack Foster of New York city, who
has been spending the summer with
his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs Wil.
liars Walsh. of Stuart avenue will re
turn to his home this week
w.
Miss Edith Croiut. oi the Danbury
Hospital, where she has been study"
his (or some years to become a nurse.
Is spending her vacation of several
weeks with irlcnda in Norwalk.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Taylor. oi
(hometown. and Mrs. George H. Rloh~
menthol Main street left town Sat
urdny ior ndlsn Neck. Braniord.
where they w it soiourn tor a week
Mrs. Andrew Heath and son. who
have been spendl tvm weeks at Lake
Georso and links in Iain N. Y.. re
i turned to their home it Mhln street
5?]: Saturday. after a very dailshtfui
rp.
Mrs James Millhurn and son Blah
g ml and daughter Alice. of Koliou
street. who hive been sunlmei‘ili; at
l liutlsnd and i‘lttshurs. Vermont. will
day or Friday.
itsndoiph Betta. oi Blast rwslk.
started a two w its vacation in his
duties In the Na onal Bank Border
ll‘u leit town thst eyeninsto balm
ivll he the sushi or flurry Earle
mThe loses Magnet:m and ion a Go
rahrrlosm Animation (9' ":0 rsrdfmili
' qlntsrd Whigs
coll, “do.”
hrs orient he wool: on
floats! cards from ‘W. Fran kiln lila-
.wtlo Ittondlhs the ’Yslofiuin
sum rr hell i. tsituattili In hill
m.” .roport at he is howsn
are ill ahough the to
gut!‘, am he will return to
Now the latter pm or the mouth
ltlss Dorothy Wilden who it was
reported has sons to idle iii-y Park. has
udt left am Norwslit. where oils is
visiting Miss hidtth Vroom, 9s yet. but
unreal h‘slln Ponds street. Darlen.
MW.
Minnie Millard. oi Grsdviaw avenue.
olive returned to their home alter a
pleasant sojourn It Myrtle Beach, Mil-
lord.
view avenue Mr. and Mrs. John“ A.
Andrews. oi Poushlteepsle, N ll.. and
Mrs. italph Know. oi Nomalk. spenh
ltriday st Savln rock.
. 0 '
A“ “m” M" Hannah!” “m u lol‘ unl- Minnie Cornell, have return:
rid to their items in Jersey (”matter .-
an extended trio. with Mr. and Mm,
doors. Benedict at Lewis street.
alts tailing his seoond week at vocation
trout the Laidlaw company. at New
York city, is visiting Tracey Walker;
at Pequonnocki Bay. lions island.
in. or Aron street. report that hats
having an assailant time In salt Laud
Gity. where be into M Willis” till;
summer months it!“
irate Bruno nurture Vliii Manly
return with the iattiir
A certain testing or little ndou‘oo Mrs
homes with the knowlodse roll
trill Moth at Athur For“
Melts n
M" uountioiortli’
u em; «4‘
Toni his A
$1 Silk liese. 790
Good quality Silk Hose. on sale
tonight ............... ..70c pr. .
Guaranteed silk Gloves. mm.
600.1211:th ...........flop
25o values, all colors. On sale
tonight . ..... ......... 14c
25c Pillow Cords
19c
Our regular 250 Pillow Cords.
all colors, on sale ..........19o
50c Sheets 39¢
72x90 good quality Sheets. red. 1
, ,lliar {lily (la sale tonight. . .39c"
Take , ,:
Po the “citing a Plumbing Co.
Gentlemen: [hiring the winter of 1907-08 1 used $260 worth of coal to
lost my‘aix apartment house,uainsaboller at well known malts This 4.
hanged for a Spencer Boiler and used it during the winter oi 190940 and
ny entire coal bill was 3162. making I not saving of 898.
You may use this statement in any way you care to.
Yours truly.
KNorwalk Conn. July 28.10.
Mr. Frank 1. Jones, Heating I: Plumbing Co. .‘orwallt. Conn 1» r . ..
Dear Sir: The Spencer Boiler which you placed in the Sentinel Build
as last fall gave no complete satisfaction in every way Our cool bill who
~ onehalf of what it had been the preceding seasons You may use thlsin I’ll! .
way you like.
Very truly yours.
The Healing and Plumbing (2 T
FRANK hounds. amoral Manager. .
A meeting oi Palestine castle, A. O.
«t. M. (1. will be held this evening.
Jones and Valentino will sell at pub-
'lc auction Thursday, August 25. Sun‘
e‘uII purtituiars will be found In the
The Misses Emma. Margaret and
‘ Mr. and Mrs. n. n. Mouton. or ran.
a... .wuw
Mr and Mrs. lasso Howe. and doesn.‘
Harold ilaldwin. of Wall street who
Postal Cards from Arthur Wheeler;
month.
~» Pad Supporters, l4t; .
_onsalo...........;..
IS ff” A
)fmr Mind '
Bnlhlll Suits
One halgf ‘tfil‘lfll
Dresses 95%
Your choice of our 83.00 nm’
on at ...... ’53
25c 40-io. Lawns
10c yard ‘
Extra ilne to-lnoh waits ins/h
Norwalk. Conn, July 28.
nanny w. martian.
JAMES GOLDEN.
l'rop. Evening Sentinel.
28 M In 8 N M
adv.
'i‘ony Daamto. of this city, was
visitor at Ssvln Rock yesterday
Miss Helen Drum oi Bimbo
Jersey, is a suesf’ol Mills MOW'
Kelley. of West avenue. .'
There will be danclns Weill!
evening at tbs Normal MUM.“
apoidel‘ s orchestra will furnishv .
Next sunday morning the his
ivlll tackle the Granitevlliu
Colonial lot In a some o!
The game In called tor 10. 80.
than mods was read at. tit.
«spits Church today tor Joseph
man. who died at his home
1nd was buried Sunday alternate
Mr. and Mrs Jenn Budwoli. e
hnry. terminally o‘t Medusa
south Nor-walk. spent the do!
day with Miss Eadie Seawall. 31
avenue. , .
The American Band. at this our
‘, been having a busy than M“)
out two or three dons. lat
tampon this hand pl UM"
late enterprlke in W iiiii
ohncert yesterday iris
events: will ploy tor dsmiiti
thatch Point dancins pavilion. '
. Rev. and Mrs. Arthur 1
or Walloon. and 1.3 H
Russ (or motor cars at Ms. M
”w... ’~ up...
one...
fi-mwflw
.Ia’tllin)
llil’t have this
in: will .
will
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