sconptdd’ ‘ uteri“
‘Fiauuels and
(for Fall and Winter wear. Apia
Fancy Fields for Children’ s Dresses.
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729- 5—0in Editor’s maidens... ,
... Miss lsmmag‘alion. of Spring street,
has returned from ll. trip to Danbury.
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Mrs. Olin S Youngs. of Livingston
street. Is recovering from a long III
ness.
C. V Searing, of Lincoln Park, New
Jersey, is visiting iIlends In South
Norwalk
Colfax Encampment, i. O. 0. Ft, will
confer the patriarchal degree tonight
on a number of candidates.
Mrs. Carrie Ely. of 27 Fairvlew ave-
nue, has returned from a several
weeks‘ stay at llell Island.
Stockholdersof the Country Club
Company. today received the semi-an-
nual dividend at the rate of five per
cent.
The. “Visiting Chapter of Trinity
Guild will meet, Tuesday afternoon.
with Mrs. Stevens, 10 South Main
street.
Miss Gifford Clark. of Hamilton av-
enue. resumes her studies at Smith
College, Northampton. Mass, on Wed-
nesduy.
Rev. 0. D. Foster, of Indiana. occu-
pied the pulpit of the South Norwalk
Congregational Church, yesterday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cullen re
turned last night. from their wedding
trip to New York and nearby places—-
Danhury News.
Mrs. Charles H; Ferris, of Washing-
ton sheet is In New York. this week.
attending the fall Opening In several
of the large stored. y
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Miss Josephine Rummler, of West
stuet lemon for Northampton, Wed-
endsday....w.hers..she will enter Smith
College for a four years'course.
Charles H. Kora, of the Great Nor-
thern Railway is enjoying a two weeks‘
vacation at Grand Gorge in the Cats
kill Mountains. .' He Was accompanied
by his mother.
Mr. and Mrs: Howard Id. Knapp, of
Riverside avenue. have been entertain.
lug Mr. and Mrs. A. ll. Warren and
son Amos. ol' l’oughkeepsie. New
York.
Miss Nona Raleigh, one of the nurs-
es at the Norwalk Hospital has re-
turned from a visit in Bridgeport.
where she has been recovering from
a recent illness.
Joseph Gilman. who has been em-
Iloyed for some time by the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road Company, has taken a position as
a printer with (i. S. ’i‘rowbridge It 00.
'Mr. w. Gilbert Newall the well-
known master of dancing, will reopen .
his Academy at Arlen Hall during the
second week in October ——iook for adv.
giving full particulars in the Sentinel
luli'l‘.
William Miller, past great sachcin.
of the Improved Order of lied Men. re
turned home last week from Toledo.
0, where he attended the national
council of the improved Order of'RatI
Men, as one of the representatives
from the Great Council of Con necti-
cut.
W
Am on (‘olhurn, who has been
spending his sumer vacation with his
brother Harry In Honolulu. has arriv
ed III South Nuiwulk to spend two
weeks with his parents, Doctor and
Mrs. J. Milton Coieburn, of South Main
street. Mr. Colobnrn expects to resume
his studies at the Philadelphia Divin-
ity College. the first of October.
W”
Miss Blanche ‘Beers has resumed
her duties as local manager for the
Independent loan and Security 00..
after a two weeks vacation spent at
Boston, Worcester Lake Quinsiga
mend. Shrewshury. Mass" New Haven.
Greenfield Hill and Bridgeport Conn.
rihc reports a most delightful trlp, part
of which was made by automobile.
W.
”piano 8. Byrne moved iiuturday to
his recently purchased residence in
West street, torthcrly Owned by the
Misses Purcell. Four van loads of
furniture, started Friday from New
Yolk, and expected to reach South
Norwuik Saturday did not. arrriv‘s un- .
til yesterday morning. Mrs. Byrne
and family were entertained Satur
day night at the residence of Archi-
tect. John A. Hamilton ti
SALVATOR CHARITYI’ll}?e
General COutradtor
may. water work. grading. dissent
ry work and rock excavation. listl-
t‘»‘*rrtiderloh 8. Ambler. of Norwallr.
about. Saturdhy in New York city on
business.
nun—1‘
Edward s. Meeker. of Westport aveu
nue. spent the day In New York city -
Bl!
sansrida .
Rowland Beach. of France street, Is
rapidly recovering from his recent at.
tack of typhoid fever.
on on
street shirt factory spent Friday in
BI Idgsport on ‘business.
”was...“ n...
There was a Polish priest at Bel
Mary' 8 church last evening for tho ben- l
slit of the Catholic Polish people.
Mrs. s.‘ 'i‘. Rubey and Mrs. Edward
Eldrine, of aircrside avenue spent the
day In Bridgeport, Thursday last.
The Misses Myrtle and Glenna Fin-
day. of Berkeley street, spout Friday
evening in Bridgeport with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fauids, of
Holden avenue, entertained a number
of their friends at their home 'i‘hursr
day evening.
Miss Ethel Martin, of Riverside avo-
.nue, has returned to her home after
having spent the summer with rules
tives at Mt. Sinai. ”1-1.7 l.
Lester F. Comatock. of Broad River.
has gone on a three or four weeks trip
in the Interests land holders in Con-
necticut to Northwest Canada
William F. DeKIyn of waalk re-
turned here Saturday after attending
the Master BakeIs' Annual Vacation
and convention at Baltimore. Mary-
l.aud
Mrs. Jennie Smith, of Morgan ave-
nue. who has been spending a month
III the Catskill mountains, at Wood-
land. llexmore (lamp, has returned to
her home. .
The new stone coping in front of
the residence of Dr. William .I. 'l‘racey,
In West avenue. has been completed
and Improves the appearance of the
property immensely.
Mrs. Fletcher Van lloosear. of West-
port'avenue. Is visiting her sister, Mrs,
Albert (Irindrod. of Bridgeport for a
few days. Mrs. Grindrod is recovering
from several recent operations.
Mrs. William I. Olsen, of ltlm
street, to quite ill at her home. She
Is confined to her bed and a physician
is III attendance. Ilcr many friends
wish for a speedy recovery.
l-lsrvey L. hence. of Westport ave-
nue, is Improving In the New York
hospital where he recently had a seri-
ous operation performcd on his eye
for II. cataract that threatened his
sight.
‘i.’l‘rent Stanley, formerly of the re-
potiorial staff of The Sentinel who or-
ports to be a phvsltiau, is enjoying II
vacation tIip throuuh (‘unnda He
will visit Montreal and Quebec before
“returning to take up his work In col-
lege.
Elm street has been repaired and is
now in line. condition The material
lined in that which Is taken from the
torn up section of Wall street that Is
being paved and has been used with
sutcess on a number of Norwalk
streets.
walk reservoir Is very low. the streets
of the business section Were sprinkled
Saturday afternoon. it was consider
ed a necessity that the sprinkling be
done, as the dust has become so thick
during the recent dry Weather. The
water commissioners gave permission
to the street commissioner John Msv
lone to do the work.
Renting Cars
A Packard and a Peerless to rent.
The two classiest and best riding
cars on the market, with an expert
driver. for three dollars an hour.
with a minimum charge of five dol-
Iars. Anyone can afford an auto-
mobile ride at. this price. Get your
date ahead.
W. A. HANFORD
12 North Main St
Inspect
IO“? Gareth"! selected stock. w do assortment. and prices that are boyOnd‘
vicin ty. are ins makinI‘1 this the store an shrewd
We claim to save you from 10 to 2 our cat
Furniture, Carpets. attiags, .er Cloths
Rugs and taperics
And the rapid and steady Increase of trade proves beyond a doubt that the
public appreciatesi and recognises send values
lieu of our store, stock and prices.
make your purchases; here '
A. J. Colllns :Co.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
12-18 North Main Street.
Frank W. Findlay. of the Merwlu Images offered In this
We Iuvi a careful Inspec-
Youwlll find It to y r'advantuue to
South Norwsik. Conn.
y will hold a regular business moctinif
'7 at their rooms In South Main street.
. tomorrow evening. at 8 o'clock sharp.
(o. B. Mason
Everything in the optical Line
. EYES-Examined Fi‘ee
BI WALL ITRIIT.
Have you . .
THE RIGHT COMBINATION
to open the Business Man's Office?
A Course In the
Merrill BusineSs College
will supply you with that Combination
ENROLL NOW
So. Norwalk Stamford
Port Chester
9 I ' ”‘9
W hat 8 New .
t'omo here and see the latest creations in Smart Neck-
wcar, including many Persian t‘flot‘ia from 25: up.
Natty AutoBoths. JIum Si. 50 to 02.50.
'lhc st'uaolls‘ uchsiifnncics in Veils and Volume.
The “Storm Queen" Auto Veil particularly merits Inau-
lt Is a waiorprotu Chiffon Vail, guaramncd to
and will protect your headwenr
It comes in all the
r
be rain-resisting.
If you are caught III II storm.
popular colors. Is two yards long and our yard
Other styles III Chiffon Veils, 98c to 04.50
Chantilly Lacs Veils. very stylish and dressy. 98c to
The N. E. Ryan Company
86 Washington Street
Even though the water in the Norm
21 New Bicycles
WILL BE SOLD AT COST
rather than carry them over to Mother season
LUTHER M. WRIGHT S
NORTH MAIN NND UNION 8T8.
Strong Testimonial:
tion. Yes. you may have the canon:
clue and have no rheumatism now.
"ALEX. WEED.”
A Prominent Merchant of Stamford.
Comm Writes the Following
The International Auto Wagon
la a spring delivery wagon. not a truck. We have tested the model new on
exhibition at our garage very carefully. and those that have seen the dam
castration are amused at its efficiency.
“I guess not,end have my name In
t‘.
all on. papers. and to I re 0m‘“°““‘” IT WILL canny A LOAD or woo saunas on ANY cases m was
VlCiNTY and Is faster and costs less to maintain than a horse.
CALL AND LET US PROVI W.
F. a. Immune.
I won't require them. No sir; I did
not use anything but Dr. Dick‘s Medi~
mm“. ... ... .. "MW.-
GRAY BROS
Manufacturers of Ira-
proved
S O D A and
Mineral Waters
IOTAILIIHID 1m
w-
1’ “landfills; Gin or
qhis antiI Lemon age:
RCKO
ARTIEIAN‘ WILL
WATIN USED
The Forest and lost
mates cheerfully given on all contract . NEW CANAAN. CONN.
work. Orders are solicited. . '
“1.8164 26 Wood Site“. manna 10,196. narrative. it“
. GsrsgchstIl‘. St... .. medh..Conn.
WHEN AreTheyHa
pyto ‘ ., eturn
Yes. indeed if they have a pair
ofourstmhssdil at u my
SHOES
SCHOOL
Vichy, Seltzer. Carbonic,
than they run mnit’
Miss Katherine Ryan. at Pfluic
Park. N J.. is visiting her sister, Mrs,
a. A. Boston. at Burbank street
W
John Ill. Wood. of Maln‘stljobt, has
had a new telephone Installed within
his home. 'I‘he‘numbor is 29”.
Malcolm stress. of Stamford. was
the guest of Warren 0. Woodward.
over Saturday and Sunday, at the
home of the latter in Beidon avenue.
Mrs. 8'. F. Smith. of East avenue.
'hasrsturned from her vacation and
will resume her real estate .business
next month.
I
Mr. and Mrs Harry Sterling. of
Bridgeport spent yesterday with Mrs.
islterlinns parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George K. Nickerson. of Holden ave
IIIlG.
A stated communication of Old
Well i. duo. No. 108. if. and A. M., will
be he at its rooms tomorrow evening
at. 8 o‘clock. ...e It}. A. Degree will
be worked.
I
mm» .m
Court lAIIll‘Ol. Daughters of Isabella.
A full attendance is desired.
W,
Bathing Is still popu r plop; the
'slior.e but the air la b coming cold,
which makes the bathing less pleasant.
At Roion, the Knob and Compo Beach
there were a number who took a dip
yesterday.
Mrs. John N. Kline and Mrs. Nich-
olas Kline. both of Norwnlk. are spend-
ing an extended vacation trip at At~
-lnniit City and Philadelphia. They
will 'also \isit other places of interest
lll their trip.
, : Mrs. Henry a. Selleck. oflx'orwalk.
Ihas been chosen as Sunday school su-
,pcrintemlcnt of the Norwaik Method-
lst Church to succeed Eugene 1..
iWcthcrwax, who resigned a short time
(ago. She began her duties yesterday.
The water commisthners of Norwalk
lIavI- clmnnod one of the shutoff open»
Inns of the water mains at the corner
of Wall and Smith streets. This
change was made necessary by the lay-
ing of the new rails by the Connecti-
cut Company.
Martha Amelia Smith, the infant
child of Mrs. Louisa Smith. of 107
Harbor avenue, was baptized by
sprinkling, on Saturday afternoon. at
the above adores. .hy Rev. 8. ii. '.
(lambs, pastor of the Knight Street A.
II. E. Church.
Miss Leonora Raleigh. of Norwalk.
nurse in the Norwaik Hospital. who
has been spending some time III
Bridgeport, where she has been recto
pcratinn after a short, Illness, has re-
turned to her home here. She will re-
sume her duties at the hospital soon.
Your little iin box under the hell
is a poor place for valuables in a are
and is no protectiou at all from burg
tars (‘an vou afford to run the risk
when you can rent a safe deposit box
in u burniar- proof vault at the South
Norsulk Trust Co for four dollars a
year?
Edward McGiinn Gaffney. of the lo-
cal trollc) toms of conductors resign-
ed his position last evening and has
a visit alih relatives in Newburg and
other lludson rhcr towns. he will
make his debut III the real estate bust
ncss.
Arthur C. Wheeler, John H. Hoyt.
Edwin (l. Kceler. and E. J. Thomas at-
tended the Congressional convention
at the Siraifleld Hotel. In Bridgeport.
on Saturday. John ll. Hoyt and E II.
(Iorham were delegates to the conven-
t on.
George. Shechnn. of New York on
employee of the government in the
customs service. who was called to
the home of his mother. Mrs. L. liege
otiio, who has been seriously III, re
turned to his duties in New York this
morning. liis mother Is greatly Im-
proved.
iiiias loulso Imvrcnee. of West
direct. entertained her college mate
Miss Alice Avery. of North Stonluaton.
Conn, recently. They left town this
morning for Oberlin College. in Ollie,
where they are taking up their sopho-
more year. Miss Lawrence is In the
conservatory of music.’
Judge Edward M. inckwood. of Nor-
walk. committed Ethel noun. sixteen
years old. an inmate of the Childrons
f‘ouuty Home In Westport avenue. to
the Florence (Brittonton Mission of
rlglhle and could not he manned b
the authorities or the home.
The Ilrond ltivor branch of the Grace
Church Sunday school held a lawn par-
l1y at the residence of Harry A. Fall.
on Saturday afternoon Parents and
present. Outdoor names were enjoyed
and the mom go -round was kept hum
mint; ice cream and sale were serv-
(illnton flint-imam. of New York.
who. with his family. has been spend-
ing the summer at hallo island took
a number or friends out in his launch
ly to the Stamford lighthouse and rc-
nelis tlhle, Nettie Belleclr,‘ and Messrs.
ffihnttm fiturtsvsnt. Herod Nash and
srhsrt flhldwi n
..
tolllturtwith The new lines
vie are showing are the its“
raveafioduced It the pride. "Q
FLYNN’S
”Jimmie Flynn £33m:
to waspmurou aTIiII'l'. . "
‘ r. 0. Box III-net. no
unlimited Installs; solid and BM scum activists
dtiih. of Norwalk. Newton W. Foster
Frank smith and Ralph arm. of has
too. and i’iobert 'I‘ristrsm. They return:
ed to Norwslk this morning.
. ‘
gone to New York state where. after
New Haven. Saturday. She was liicowlmli‘lli‘l' that soon beyond lluumn d0-
frlends of the little ones were also
yesterday afternoon. They went nose
port a fine time. Those who want are
the following: The Misses Mary (tray.
'Itlains Shaw Roberts Rummlsr. Fro
Mrs. Charles F‘. 'I‘ristrsm. of tint
Wall street entertained a house psi-
t1“ at Lake War-amass Saturday and
may cations report of those who
”so "guests is that they entered a most
lilhtiul time. Among those who
tiers filters are the mitowlnlt: Miss it?‘
print hurt-ell. of III-coitus. Miss Ida
All the hoodoos s more good luck
in black blue. gi‘ay and green . minute
front and sleeves with“ braid: plat?“
skirt. One of this season ’8 best people
prised dress. Sizes 14 to 44. Value
up to $8. “‘
MINTZ’S
“The Houseof Activity sndProprpuI" _ South NorWslmflon
akes THIS off A:
Your Mind!
MIME?" " " .
‘s I it r-«I‘c -‘ Mflorwalk, Conn, July 2!.
o the floating It Plumbing Co.
Gentlemen. During the winter of 1907-08 I used $260 worth of coal In
beat my six apartment house, usinga boiler of well known make This I
changed for u Spencer lloiler and used It during the winter of 190910 and
my entire coal bill was 8162. making a not saving of $98.
You may use this statement in any way you care to.
Yours truly.
HARRY W. MATIIER.
Norwalk, Conn, July 23. '10.
Mr. Frank I. Jones. Hosting It Plumbing (30., Norwslk, Conn.
Dear Sir: The Spencer Boiler which you placed In the Sentinel Build.
ing last fall save as complete satisfaction in every way. Our coal bill was
onehalf of what it had been the preceding masons. You may use this in any
way you like.
Very truly yours,
‘2‘ ”:' JAMES GOLDEN.
"“3" QM“ g: 3g; ”.7 . I -. i'rop. Evening sentinel.
Th ' ’ ’
e Heating and Plumbing Co.
FRANK I. Jonas. canon Mania". 2: min m'Nomik. ow
ADVERTISING. l ‘ MIND YOUR TEETH.
The Mlghtlsst Factor in the Medium The Value of Keeping the Mouth uni
Businsn World. i Gums Perfectly Clean. ,'
"Advertising in today the mightiest i k .31.:mirllllksljgrtll illiyingtfillatwr I.
factor in the business world. Willi”! pen to our teeth In for them not
Truman A. De chac in System. the have enough to do It is the Willi.
Mlmalilie of business. "It is an “0' thing that can happen to us also W
lotion of modern industrial wml‘il” Ituaiisod and cultured as we anv- If.
lion. It is a business builder. with a come we still light the battle 0! 11h“-
éwtth our teeth, though we no team
side It is nomelhlns more than s. chow our eucmias' ears or throat...
“drummer knocking at the door of the Bonn cored enameled coated “a m
ennui titer somethinu more than more ribbed as u“, mp“ our teeth n. m
stilt mmmshtp on palm ‘ ' Inimiiutciy under our control than ‘1'
“Advorlialnn Is a positive creative most any other structure of m. M
force in business. it builds factories. Neglect them ”mm attention “If“
shylwmlwffl sud railri‘lllltt It metros they Will no one repairing menisci!“
two Illlltlflu of grass grow in the bust ml. forty gm, or sixty years
Ilcus world Whom ("ill 0“" Km" M (live children pleat of rennin!“
fore. it multiplies human wants and {and to chow and "my will ”It“
intensities desires. The result In that nearly mm. lit the “in 19 tooth
It torrent ml!" in ”PM!" consumption. the endurance of the8 Caucasian
hence stimulates his prmluctlon to
«pop up with Ms imymu desires. :"ggirfcla:ht:"&d S;‘:"2‘xcgam
”llcforc sdvc'riisiun was developed massage to the urns. Part of this
into It fine art and before It bummed be siren by dust of am “a?
factor in the commercial world the addition to "I," fo’hdmgot as ‘ a
business of the manufacturer and mar tuts for It wand part boy into; M
chant was to bupply the normal seals and vi ‘
serous Irlctios with the Mt
and desires of the human family: that" brush 1.0 ”my. m M. i
chandising was hounded by mans no half the “I“ of bmshim
densities and by his meagre knowledge
of the luxuries which lie deemed with Keep the mouth and “m
in his ranch ' clean and the teeth will with W
:themsolvss. ‘l‘hm are film
PLIAOANT "nymph distinct named and labeled sorta
'bscliii or bugs in our men s
"Yo lsn i stopped at ds Pulses hotel that parlor boarders. but
beta, in yo buss!" In cited the out have with perfect propriety
cred man who a Just give that union to pit
arrived trnvoisr rant "railwsy at» Dr. Woods Hutshinsui is
tion to the hostel ry’ wwmmw _. 1 ..
"No. But what malts» you sum of Yeast-MW think tam
sliy‘for lying *
"Ubkuse yc’ Irvine dsr now ssh " worluamnmw'hs, i Midi!
We look It a Instr: Wt throttflh it“ "hit! out lilil “It‘d id
,. new
,suialiod team and In a woman‘s sins till: animation-d .
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