. II but albinism a mu tor
, INTO, 01m".
bus HOMI «summers
» wiltesrtllni! union for: pal-Ito. AI-
ways trash and ellio .
FAMNE
m. ‘ «Washington It.
“km
1,. «It ,.
INSURED
against lire anywhere in the United
-. , States or Canada.
for $2
. nor hundred per year, by
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
’ M WAONINOTON ITRIITI COUTH
NONWALK. CONN. .
TELEPHONE 1|“?
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--80LD AT;—
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DRUG STORE
Bill NEWS
The usual Saturday night dance will
be held this evening at the Norwaik
Country Club.
J -—-All kinds of school shoes at Goa-
nselly & Bracken's, 81 Washington St.
in Norwaik. last week, there were
seventeen sales at property and mort-
gages or $16,303.
. Don’t be reckless with your eyes is
the advice at Thames. the Stamlmd
Optician. See adv.
-Joln the ranks of hustling boys
and. girls who will enter Merrill Busi-
ness College September 6.
Miss Katherine Durnburgcr. etc New
York city. is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. John J. Snellbaca. oi' Quintard
avenue.
Silas Brown has resigned his post.
lion in the Raymond Grocery and has
gone to work in the straw hat factory
in Butler street.
—~Next Tuesday night will be band
night at Roton Point.
Miss Edith Olmstcad. of Central
Park, West. New York, is a guest of
her sister. Mrs. Frederick M. Miller, of
Union street, this city.
Mrs. A. N. Clark, who has been
spending the summer among the hills
of Vermont. returned today. but will
shortly visit friends in Wakefield. R. l
--Misses and Children's High Cut
Dalton and Lace Shoes Glover‘s the
Place
Howard A. Tilly has just completed
and placed for the Woolworth store the
largest and most attractive sign in the
town. The sign is 48 feet in length.
Mr. Tilly‘s work of this character is
always of the best.
it you are looking for something in
a piece of furniture for the bedroom.
you should look through the line of
special ottcrings of bedroom lurniture
made by A J. Collisions twill bug.
you to take advantage of t I oppo
tulilly See adv.
”Join the ranks of hustling boys
and girls who will enter Merrill i‘lusi-
ness t‘ollcgo September d,
A party composed of C. lluck Du-
Bols. Ernest \‘ounga. Art-bio [longer
and (‘hurlcs .l. illydcullurgh leave to-
day in MI. iluiiols uIItoIIIobilc for a
manic or duygfiauto trip through honor
Island (“tossing tlh Sound on tho boat
plying botwocn ilritlutpoti and Port
Jet'tcrson.
lit-v. ’l‘llomas .l. Finn. i’. ll..
walk; liitltnrd J. I'~,introll of South
Norwalk and Rev James i“ Motluln-
nose of Norwalk assisted Right Rev.
.lohn .l. Nilau. i).i)., bishop of Connec-
ticut, in the confirmation cxcrclses re-
cently hold in St. Aloysius (Thurch,
New (Yunnan.
» NI-xt Tuesday night will be band
night at lloion l’olni.
Ilov. (Tharics S. Mllt‘llll’iiillti prcnch
ed last Sunday to a largo gathering of
tho sunnncr colony at “l‘iiiil'ili‘lll. N.
ii., at the (,ionlrrcltallotml t‘hurch and
took an uttering for tho ilt'llt‘lii of the
church. He is carpet-ted homo next
week. but Mrs. Macfarluuil and the
chiltircu will remain until October.
Joscph Mulvihili. the \I‘I-lllmown
South Norwalk sporting man. is got-
tlilg up a party to go from South Non
walk to Philadelphia l.ahor liay by
nutolnobilc to witness tho that: Knut-
muu bout Labor Day ulnht. This so
was to have been pulled oil by the
Filil'llltillnl Athletic Club in Now York
ii row wookn ago, but was called oil
lilit'l' litc auillcnco hail asacmltlI-tl.
(‘hilIlron's School Shoes. illovor‘s
the Piano.
A iroilI-y car was tho Iuoaun oi’
bringing to an abrupt and tho career of
II do: in North Main IiiI'cci. hull night.
it is supposed that the animal‘s buck
was hroliols Alter holna hit thr- do:
we: taken around tho corner into
Washington stroct. .lm- Mulviliill got
a bucket of water and tried to revive
it, bill hill efforts provod nnnvuiiing.
Emory .l. liohntnky. who has the cont
tract for csrriynx the mails between
the Norwnlk and 80th Norwnilt post
(Mimi; and tilt! Smith Norwalk ritiirond
dupe. sustained quite A novvn- innit
ynsi rdsy by the death at It valuable
horse. The animal was puIc hnuml
only recently by Mr. inhotsiiy III It
cost of I250 and was the hull of ucvor
hi horses he owns.
ml I. watermelons. title to tor, Hloup
lmibin (finial. Ferris dock
Anna Manner. who has been II Iuonl
uflicieni assistant for several yearn at
the south Main street “Military and
book store of William P. Beers, has
resigned and will cover her «abortion
there this evening. iii order to take a
polllion ill lmnitltsspor and cashier at
the armory store. in Cedlr Itmt. her
brother. John iii. In or. recently pm.
chilled from Bantu Miler.
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Fresh Chocolates
251; lb.
of Nor-
”a...
..............._
Time for K. D. Frames for next lum-
Iner’s boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one till-rt,
halt cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21-it. with 5% b. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought new.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster Shell PolnLNorwalk
Don’t Carry Your
False TEETH
around in in your vest pocket. They
were designed for comfort and use;
it they are not satisfactory bring them
in and let me look them over. There
is no reason why yotl can‘t be benefit-
ed by them as well as any one else. it
they are properly. made and tilted. By
reason oi circumstances I have had an
unusually large experience in this
branch ot‘dentistry. and I am able to
produce gdod results where others tall.
Best materials and good workmanship
is my rule.
is there anything better?
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main St. South Norwsik
Hours: 9 s. m to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
.,.,.J
Don’t Be
Reckless
with your eyes. Let our Physician.
who is a Skillcd Eye Specialist. cxv
amine them and proscrlbc tile t‘tll“
root glasses. it necessary. Ni)
CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION.
THAMEB
STAMFORD - CONN.
Open Monday & Saturday Evenings
.0. ........._... .. ..,.. -
You will dad a commits assortment
of outing tiannol and llancicttcs at F
K iianks. Soc nIlv
Latest thing in llcrblcs. il liricu
The Orloic baseball ttnm will play
the Dariou lIIniors tottiortow afternoon
at the chko lot in ill nst Notw.allt
i-lchlnitll is laying ilII- haltc.
—~Nolson lion‘s Kiwilit‘ll storc will
be closed all (in) Labor Hit}
The threcmastoti athoonot b‘railtls
(loodriough hat-I illli\i‘li in iiil‘ iIuIboi
with a cargo of pulp fill tho til it: uruc
Pulp and Paper t ompum It Notwmik
Sin- was towed up tlIc ltstbm by tho
tug Adtlic V todm and thc M'l‘iultmc
John R Fell. whit b has born iiiHi hurl:-
imr another cargo tor ”W St ticorgn
people was towed out
Friends of Miss iiulriot E, Smith.
daughter of llcv. A. .l. t-‘uuitlt, lilfillt’l’il
0! East Norwnik. Wiii Ito plctiul'tl to
hour of hcr arrival homo [mm her
European trip on Wednesday of this
week, via stealuer (II-ouulc. The trip
was made under liit' Inaanccuiont or
the ill. (I. ’l‘lillnr i'ZIlucntimiIii t-lociI-iy
and in every roapcrt was prunounrml
to be most enjoyable.
SAVING‘
MONEY
is a simple brood”, and for its
non-observance there can be no
possible excuse
hot the man live so economical
ly that he always has stunnihlnx
.io lay by. and he is certain to
have in the and a competence
to prowl him cabinet all ordi-
nary worries.
TheSouth Norwaik
Trust Co.
Pays 4% on “since
.uwMLm, ... .«,
NORWALK
SavingSRSociety
lNdOIPOliAflo 1m
mosmovra 83,775,000.
W ll. Holmes. Nutrient.
Will: A. Curtis. Viol-Fresldont.
The local union IaIpcnths arc bar-I
tag a big time tilts attI-ruoon at Her;
mail Schmidt's grow in t‘runhury. A
big ciambakc is bring hold then» uniicr .
the auspices of the union and Mr-
, :Whllhlflyl‘l‘m
Make Your Money
Earn Mere than
' —-—-—4%:-—-.
United Butchers' Supply Corporation.
incorporated under the laws or the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts and
doing a daily cash business. I believe1
this stock will pay dividends or more
than 10% on every dollar you invest in
it The corporation owns and controls
valuable patents. The reason it is plac-
ing this stock on the market is‘to in-
crease the factory space and present
capacity. e above is practically a
monopoly wl it no competition.
in a very short while this stock
should be worth'a great deal more
than its par value. it is now selling
at $10 per.
This is not a risk. It is a sure thing.
This business has existed four years
and each day has brought a larger in-
crease in its present capacity. lt‘uil
information and circular from
Edward Morrison, - - Attorney
201 Devonshire 8L. BOSTON, MABB.
“THE PLACE"
SCHOOL
SHOES
"Wear and tour" is what we expect
from the children. and this is
what our SCHOOL SHOES
are made to stand
Complete Lines
Solid Throughout
$l-$3
“WEAR SHOE! THAT FIT"
W
Two Stores.
Norwalk So. Norwalk
some
or: 135
il‘luin illlti louse trimmed.
A big var-
iety to suit every taste.
i‘rit'cs from
i
;l$2£h)
i
i
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! MiTCHELL. UNDERTAKII
F. A. MITCHELL
HDUII FURNIIHIN
CORNER WALL AND HIGH
NORWALK. CONN.
m
Norwaik Branch Office oi
The Evening Sentinel
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition oi Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the unions. or the
can» or the disease and the art or M-
inolta; the some. llisoun are unused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back line it done in childhood ll
emote. pinched nerve. and pulp in
King. ill. in the littoral m and
in
Chiropractors roam the mac at
this disease and pain. and health It
restored through nominal m Ill
nerve “film. tannin“. Farsi
sin 7
Normans“.
his. Hurt. Kidney and who. his
asses are given special attention; also
Curvature“ the fluids. You will
never marina Chiropractic s
charm to his you.
1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
H WAIHINC‘I’ON 11’. DO. NORWALK
Magnetic ”ruminants divon Aloe.
tiny t'i Sherwood oi Wail street.
spent yesterday in New York city on
business.
when Tuesday night will be band
night III itoton Point.
Johnt‘ Milena or New York city III
spending It tow am with Jeremiah
little ti! Simone street
Otto Del’lerne. the local agent oi!
the dinner filming machine company
up
ITO»
:, litter
d ism.
Filth
l have a tow shares of stock at the IA
GLOVE R’S‘
$2.60 and $3.00
sweet feeds» .
Poll it r y
”.00 TROUBERI
mo Thousaas
$5.00 rnousess
The New Store
24 Wall St, Norwalk.
Bonnie lions m
Dairy Noll
Chick ‘lt‘eed
Stock Feed
Semi-Annual
i‘i
Sale
Of
TrOUSers
uIvaIlllllslpoislttlt'lpb-Iodlhblnpl
TROUSERS
uses-clue
IOAIIOIIIIIIQIQIIIII
w
servos-screened-
m
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TWO STORES:
Bonnie Home Ground Foods tor Horus. Cattle and Poultry are simply
pure. clean grains. fresh ground-thut's all there is to itwclesn, nne,
but it means much to your animals.
economy to feed your snlmshi‘a teed which is composed oi high class
grains. porrcctly balanced to insure digestibility. requiring no waste of
energy on their port to digest the entire ration?
\.
$2.48
$3.48
South Norwalis
:4 South Main St.
Then-4s it not
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
81.48
$1.98
LONG A
i~ ULL CREAM
FREE DILIVIRY.
s
to thin to be about his home in anon i
used =
GRANULATED SUGAR. 25 pounds for ...
GRANULATED SUGAR. :8 pounds for ...... . ..... . . .
GRANULATED SUGAR. 9 pounds for ....................... 50c
ORANULATED SUGAR, 43/5 pounds for .................... 25c
BEST CREAM ERY BUTTER. a pound ...................
EXTRA FINE EGGS. a dozen .............................. 27c
FANCY PATENT FLOUR. ”IA-pound bag
39 Wall St..-~('Plibne)
Long ‘1st Edit aiiops
WEAKFISH. OWOVFISH. IUTTERFIDH. BONEI‘NACKIIIL, OTIAK
COD. SALMON HA
BUT, HARD CRAIS. LODGTERI.
ROUND CLAMS. CLAMS fOR BAKING
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEi’llONL' 108.
CHEESE. a pound.
........
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WAIHINOTON O11. IOUTH NORWALK.
Deliveries 8:30 I. m. and 2:10 p. m.
,... .9... M W4.
CALL AND LIT UI PROVE IT.
F. E. Loam .3. Co.
Garage Water St»
n.»
won. in CLOSED ALL‘nAv LABOR DAY
UNITED GROCERY 00.
so NORTH Mifl’flflll'fl
FREE DELIVERY.
e..-
._... me-m .a...—...-...-
The lnttrnatnonal Auto Wagon
in a spring tlolivori wagon. not a truck. we lune tested the model now on
. \hliiillnn at our narrow \nl") cnrctully. and those that have “‘0“ the dam
ulilirliiiuli are ainuami at its oillcloucy.
iT WlLL CARRY A LOAD OF 1500 POUND!) UP ANY GRADE lN THIS
VlCINTV and is illilit‘l’ and costs less to maintain than a horse.
:Norwslk. Conn.
seems roa SAY
lac—leCE SWEET CORN. desert . . . . . . . . . . . ..
FANCY QWEET POTATOES. pflck . . . . . .. .. .
NICE LEAN SHOULDERS. per pound .
GREEN LIMA BEANS. bulb-peck. u. . . . .. ............
TOMATOES.PGI quart.................?. .....
PKACHEB FOR CANNTNG. MUUKMELONS. APPLES. CU-
CUMDERO. BEETS. CELERY AND GREEN STRING BEANS.
o A
SOFT CRAIB.
III
In...
...33c
TIL NO. .09
........5c
PNONI 143.
Price
Open Tonight
in going over our stock we found our 06.89 and ".89 Suite so reduced
In numbers that we have added a quantity from the 1%.” table,
Thus an exceptional values. All our I25 to m butts erg “with!“
Some are even less than half price.
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Other things in un- ulo at even creator roduetlens.
’3 Clothing' Stor
98 Washington Street, South Norwslk
Will be Closed All Day
Monday, Septem
u
rm Delivery
er 5th
Until 11 p. m.
vou’uzvsa PAY TOO MUCH AT scCKMANN's
Select Groceries. Tu. Colic-s. Butter. Chan. Eggs. Wines and
Liquors
L
BUY YOUR WlNEO AND LIQUONS HERE 'OR LABOR DAY AND
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR WHOLESALE PRICES
Rhcingold Deer
Teutonic Beer
Ehretis Beer
Schlitz liner
Pabst Deer
Pabst lilue Ribbon
.- . . .
83 AND IS WASHINGTON OT.
Norwalk yesterday afternoon to' Bay
llldgc where he will attend trio Weeks
Miss Margaret Drlscoil. ol Stunner
W Hill avenue. who has been ill tor
some time at hcr home is able to be
out.
The barge Red Star No 21 has or
rived with a load or broltcn. egg and
aimo coal for the Ferris toal Com
pany. .
«--r(‘.aps! Caps! Caps! (l'lirien.
Mrs. John MoNsrncI. of West Ho-
bokcn. N. .l.. in I drug a few days
with Mrs. Patrick I.\‘cruoy. olWin-
ulpnuk.
Mr. and Mrs. William .l. Beaumont
of New York (it). me the uncut of .ler-
nmlah little. of 9 menu street, for a
few do”
Mini! Lucia Tli‘tilrlill. of New lia-
Ion returned to her home recently
after a visit with the Misses DePlerno.
of autumn street.
Mrs. B. i). lnwrnnce and daughter
Sarah have tu-cu cIItcrlhained by Mr.
and Mrs. .Ioiwph w. tlorhsut at The
“Miami ompo lloach
('ulllain Charles Taylor. at M rwin
ulrcot who in enjoying a vsralio from
his duties in thr iisrkrr motor works
.Iutt spmulinu the time in Maine. re
porii a very llIIo lime.
-i'mltrnllaa. t‘lncs.
Hamill. O‘Brien.
There will he a town meeting on
\t’mlnosday. asptombcr 7. to hear the
Iumri oi the selectmen in regard to
the new bridge. which they were in-
ilruotod to lay out It a recent most-
all".
The contract for the building of the
West Norwslh stone arch bridge over
the Five Mile itiver stream was award-
mi yesterday alternoou by the Bel t~
men to John A hostile. its will
sin work at once. The brld a III to
be II stone arch stair and wl i be con
crete. There has been an appropris
lion at u. 000 made ‘lust for the bridge.
The approaches wll have to be pilid
tor lrom the highway appropriation
This is the silk bridge over this
stream trom its mouth.
A bill board twelve feet high is to be
locstod in North ltsin street. at the
"orner or Dutch street. «cartilage to
present plans it Is to be put up ya
Mourning
New York concern. arrangements ham
in. been Inhale will Mini" M. Wright.
The new billboard is to be located in
frontal! the burned building that stood
tor so many years on that W4
some at the debris is being' darted.
away from the nudge or the sidewalk
to snake mm tor the billboard it. has
been reported at various it“
this property was sold by _ , t
tr that negotiltlons wet". ' i I
nothing has ever I"
Wright was also consider-lid“? l "I”
A. F Beckmann 8; Co.
Hilrry Roberts, 0! Cross street left
Anhouur ltusch Beer
Budweirt-r lieer
B. A: ll‘. lmperialpBeer
Lama‘s l-‘slstsfl Beer.
Plot‘s Dortmunder Beer
[mpbl ted and Domestic Ales
OOUTH NORWALK
I w.
Perturbations
some HALL orrsas GALA sou-ii
DAY PROGRAM.
The Music Hall management have
learned what the vaudeville theatrego.
ing public or this vicinity desire In the
snutsement line. and have aranged the
next week's bill accordingly. The oral-
ity of the acts meant he questioned.
as they speak for themselves and in-
clude such notable leatures as. The
Southern Quartctte. two men and two
wanton. who come to South NorWalk
sitcr scoring heavily in Boston. The!
present a lively singing. dancing
and comedy act that makes a big fan’-
tIIro on any prog stars
The Juggling Ls Belles will oiler
tuflr N; Iconic Juggling novell} with.
special scenery. Charles Bilk & Co‘.
presents“ 'Raflies Versus The Devil.“
aproduction with talented singing and
spool“ slicnety. Stand A Sheldon]
will furnish the comedy and have an
not worthy of special mention lull ol-
"giugur." irom start to finish; Compv
ion the violinist otters classical . as
well as comedy and trick violin play.
inn. and will add variety to the well
balanced program.
. For the i III hall of the week. II real '
treat is in tore tor the patrons. Thd
management have arranged to mount
“The Nine Merry Youngsters.“ as th‘
headline st and on. the same pro-
prsm "Th Crest Ruskin 'i‘rio.’ will
be offered. They are the principal dam
cars oi the Great Golden Troupe;
greatest at Russian dancers. and a
proarnm conisinlmr other well-known
artists. Including Mart. Wesley. late of
Wooiey 1. Fields.
The latest motion pictures will be
shown: daily matinee-Twill be siren:
new pictures ever do! and entire
program changed ondny and Thurs-
du. Prion “stints-«Adults ten
cents; children Ive cents: evening.
balcony ten cents: orchestra timed
cents. _ . i
u returned to
Mrs. Charles Ilium,
Wilton. wh are her r who is ill in
reported to be worn. .
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Kindergarten Primary;
It stint. Street“; so. Nerwaitt.
will open Monday. Bolt. it. to:
a;
Fall Torin. , ?
modular-toil. W and inter»
mediate Courses tor girls and boys. ,
Open air melons a lecture.
the erection my building
tersrowoth
s intrauterine «naturalist:
Norwalk Chronicler