Property Damage, Coiolli TAYLOR” 8t GOLDEN 14 Washington St, 80. Norwalk TELEPHONE 165-2 Holder Frank ‘v Raymond enters up on his annual vacation. today _.._,..___._...___ 'r. iMisa 'lda Vet lln. ofilmc 'Icst Terrace, _ entertained Fulrtleld filends lust even- ing.” ' V Mrs..WllliaIn L. Olsen, oi“ Elm street, has «gone to Boston for It visit with relatives; “ I The writer is fairly wot-In. but the hit- is especially and unusually cold, these lino days. The South 'NOl‘Wfllk branch of rho Sociallst Party “in hold a, special ,‘ttteeting. this Clillllllg. . MIR. Charles V. Stou, hienonrnpher at the Raymond llrotltets‘ offices is I enjoying II weeh' s IIIIItlion. Alexander it ol'nm , .Joseph phllll\l‘tl Itnd Palsleyi‘ot Norwullt, attended drake in Stamford, yestel‘tlny.. ”HIenry Perry, of the .,\'orwulk post- orifice will enjoy a \ tcnfion starting today. lie will vislt l’IIImitIquce. W A...—.-w--‘N C Mills Mat: 0. EvoII‘III. of West strl,ee ”amt yesterday \Ilth her slstel Mrs. 'gHenry Monroe. of Cannon Station. .__—.. g Misses Luella and Helen (,‘lutdonyuo hove returned from a month's \‘m‘illloll t‘fipwith relatives in New York ututc. .Mlss Gertrude and Miriam Close, of uhklln avenue. spent Friday and Sat- 1! ay at. Rye Beach Inn. with friends. ”7...... Midther barge loud oi” conl has or- guide; for the St. George Pulp and Pa- Mlfloinpany, and is now being up . Mr (N. Kerr. of New York city. Wadi Saturday and Sunday with Mr. M.rs John 8. Seymour of Fast jean“... The Court Frances Ecol [:11 Club in ”fiddled to hold a meeflg this et en- . with Mrs. Lillie Mer,rium of Down- avenue. h "Henry O'Brien has returned to his home of J. H. Keatlna. of South Wil on, after spending soternl weeks at 'AIbIIry Park. s Wm Kuchler. of New Rochelle. pl y; with the guests or friends at the Knob Club Saturday eyenlng .tor the Wini- Iianco. ztfirs. w. 8‘. Chad'caync is visiting - relatives in N'liw York state. and will main few days at Asbury Park be- 316“ her return. coo-u. 04911.01 ”Hartford spout W; gull Sunday ill. the home or . Mr. and Mrs. William t avenue. lg W ‘ at am I ‘V. Close and daulhtm. the ovonus. went to Rye Benetton. They will sojourn til i: tor a week Saturday trout 1 ”two urn atprldscvrstor. Coils. I AHWW R?_ ’1 I. Mansion. at Noll York bit}. 7 cud Bouncy its. hits ‘ with unknown. h reports (I most uicaunt rdoy marked the forty-Mm on» 'ot the incorporation of tho .. » uth Normlk Ivhloit Noun it! . III II city on Milli» son. . ,. ‘A “I“; V “ . --‘. James Burke, of Brooklyn, spent )’£‘.J§0l'd£l¥ with lt'lcndu'ln Norwulh. ‘ . i spent yesterday in ChnrosJ .Cr owey .of friends. ' bullock. d! Arch street. I Mr and Mrs. Robert Martin of Non walk. spent Saturday With friends in 2‘13ridgeport. $.45...— Jnmes Kent, of River street. spent Saturday and yesterday with friends in Bridgeport .Attorney John Keogh” H»-.. spend a week. cor, South Wilton. . ' [0 be DI‘GBQDL Chnrbh. o'clock. one vldln soloist. W street, yesterday. M lumber 1st. at 8 o'clock. Mrs. bf. Wei (0 1c is. modulus. . W“ ’ ill mold, M» cvdohid l B. W. Velsor, ot Paterson. N. J., was in visitor in South Norwalk. over the ' Sabbath » Bridgeport, Norwulk with Attorney John J. Walsh, of Norwalk. tool: a party to Oyster Bay in his line bout. yesterday. Deputy Sheriff James H. Blake. of Norwalk, is spending the day in Don- bury on business. of“ South Norwalk. spent. the afternoon in New York city on business. Miss Ellie Mason of New York spent the week end with Miss Bessie F: Corbett, of High street. IIIV)‘, t‘ourt Edmondo DeAItIlI- Is it orosiets ol Amerlcu. will hold its semi monthly business meeting. this evening.‘ Mike lionnell. the mnsoriul lll‘llfil. at. Pohlman's barber shop, entered upon a week‘s rotation this morning Michael Mtlat‘ky, formerly of South . Norwnlk, how of the. II. S. renewing old acquaintances hero. is‘ Miss Hazel Punt her has returned to her home, in South Nom'ulk. after u three weoku’ vinlt in Stamford. N.‘Y. Mrs. George R. VIIII Klstyne. (Ind her son Word 0., left this morning for Delaware Water Gap, where they will Mrs. Fleet. of New York, spent Sun~ day with her sister, Miss Florence So— .who is spending her mention” in Court Frances Social Club will meet this evening at Mrs. Lillie Morrism's. on Lowudes avenue. All are requested Miss Gladys Flowollyn, of Orchard street. spent the week-end with Miss Rachel Remaon. of Georgetown. who is recovering from her recent illness. Frank. the young son or Mr. and Mrs. Tony Plain". of Hoyt street, Nor- walk, was christened at St. Mary's yesterday afternoon at I! Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Seminary-en. of Brooklyn. are the guests of and Mrs. E. Bartram of Putnam avo- Mr Sommam'en is an eminent Mr. Tito Misses Florence .and Mamie Nash. of Boihol, and Mrs. John J. Gor- don. of Danbury. were guests or Mr. and Mrs. James E. Flynn. ot Elisabeth The annual clam balm of ahoktnah Sauotorum. No. till. 0. D. H. and 9.. wlll be held at the Dorian House. Gru- ory's Point. on Friday evening. Bop- Hsnry Hour. of 4 Hamilton 0.3m; no,- is .oouftnod to her home on. r M from a tutti Which caused" the moors: II blood mist: not In: it hfldlibm N9» 11‘. P. Q. i. u! . cmooiloutflslcuailunsiuNation-I ; . NI i3. u Grand Army of the ltepubllc in Roch~ . ‘ ester. N. Y1, this week willlte largely; 1‘ ‘ day on a special mun coming tram _ Sons is held simultaneously with the. .1... A. ll Encampment lu- - [Shun ui‘Vetsrsns “W ’ The national encampment of the . attended. A big party loft Hartford to- ‘ New Haven and bearing Department .4 Commander R, J. ‘luthlll. of. South No rwalk. and staff. About thirty flte vetearua boarded the special at Meri- ‘ don. , Delegates. *‘ . The regular delegptes from the de— partment of Connecticut who went to” Rochester on the special train are: T. ' F Howley (at tunic) and William H Shaffer front Hal‘ford, David \V. Sharpe trout New Haven. William A Kellogg from Norwulk. William L Dn- tls trout New Londonhdohn L. Saxo from \l'atetltury l~‘bpneaor lllshop of Putnam and John W. Thompson from lirldgeport. Sons of Vitorlno. A largo representation of Sons of Veterans from Coneotlcut went also to Rochester. as the encampment: or the G. A. lit. The ofllclal party of Sons of Veterans from l‘onitectltut who will hit: ml are: l‘lrjulon (‘omnnder A. 0. Fairbanks of Norwitli. ' Delegates-«Chalice ll. little of Hutt- tord, id. C. Babson or Danielson, I a than Camnnski of \Vatorbttry, ll. G. Nichols of Ansonla. Pout Division Commanders-Air. C. 3, W. ltobetta. Arthur C liogue. ltttlphi M. Grant of llnrtfoul; t‘. E. llathche lot of Ansouls. A party of tuentyiio Sons :IIII. htelt wives is ntntle up to event Ind ctr, catnpntont and the L'il‘i‘li' Hotel Rochester. 'l‘ltelr contention. opens Tuesdny at In II. III. in the come, Inolt council bull in the. (Tit: lin'l.§ There will be. li'bl’l” lllyAi'Ci'lIlllll hull? at it o‘clock 'l‘ttesdny night. The Sonsi will participate in the his parade on'; Wednesday furenoon. \Vtidheudny eveninu there is to be :I I-uniplinIen iary excursion of the Sons to Ontario, bomb. Thursday an excursion of ”to Connecticut Veterans, Sonspaml W. ii. (i. will be run to Nlnmrt Foils. President Will Be There. President. Willie I» it. ‘i‘uit is" or. pooled to visit the onentnptneut one.- Iluy and will make an addreu. Conmtanderdnstfhlef John E. Gilmau and stall. havohrrltod :It ltochostori and are quartered at the Beacon hotel. i The reception to (to modes oud‘. guests of the G. A. it... by C. J. Pan'- ers wlfl be at the G. A.’ ll. rooms in the municipal building Monday night. The colored memoirs ot the Do- pnrtmont or Loushua llilll Misuissipg pi. who attend the cncnmument will lay a wreath of Louisiana flowers up? on‘thqgrnvo of Fredsrlcx Douglas on Tuesday morning. Jewel-Daniel l-i. Slcldos will preside at the memorial services of the National society of An- dersonviilo survivors at :he Y. M. C. A. building Tuesday night. ‘ Governor John A. Dix will deliver his address of welcome Tuesday ninht and there will him be II Welcome by Mayor H. H. Edserton, of Rocbecter. The mod parade will be at 10 a. In. Wodnesdsy. The final sessions of tits encampment will beheld Friday. EOUTHIRNH RITVINO HOME. Miss Lillian Fsymlis Stewart. of, Daytona Bosch. Florida. who has boom spending the past too darn with Miss Emily Roadie. or Elm strut. NOl'WIlN, left this morning for her rcturn to Florida. Mih Stewart and Miss Rau- die in» in riot-Ida in mo. and they became that friends. Mr. uudIMI-s. H E. Simon and tbclr daulhtor come north this summer to purchase the I furnishings for their new homo. and thus Min Bil-wart woo embed wwlsit -.l(:ttI deli-l ’ nation will lime heutluuurtriu at the‘; * in Norwalk. won. sari III. mac host of friends ivho loam of her osrlr return Ivith roam. Miss thwart was «accompanied to New York titty tit morning by Mia» handle. .Itiho ivili. . tcmt upon their return south ¢ ’ ,- Mp. nhIABON syn“ uncouth lunch. n. c.. tutti cum oi... on f‘ The loss of income from a-IVacant flat or houschsomeiimes assumes serious pro- portions and can be avoided by timely use of Sentinel Want Advertising. Stop .- and consider, Mr. Landlord—how much Sentinel Want Advertising can be bought with the income of one month's rent from a list. It is not necessary to spend that much money. 'but if it was. wouldn t it be. good business policy to do so? Flats are often :vacant three. four and five omnibii. often longer. Sentinel Want and Real Estate Advertisements are read by numerous peoplcm people with a questm every day. [love ya anything It offer them? Q When you begin the use of our Classified columns you will continue—- bee-Inc it's so easy. economical and coltvculcnr to use little Want Ads for the various wants” thitcomcupfroutdaytoday. We cr- range our columns in s businesslike. CLASSIFIED way. by willow. You can Ilwm flail and WI WHAT you want WHEN you want it through Sentinel w-ut Ma- r; I. if ., """ ‘ About 50 in this lot, all to go nt v. I“! ‘ .. . r rascals-$4 Dresses $1.98 one price; nothing reserved. ll ores Soc Moat Go Hair Nets 2V2c Extra large Hair Nob. all col- ors. mont.‘2%c each. .,‘ On sale Bargain linse- It .4 Very special, $1.98. 52 '1 Rain 'Coats $3.98 «Slip-on Rain Coats. very man- 85 (‘hlldrenis Dresses, made of We” nlsh, in gray and tan; all . sizes. To bosom 83.98. lot o ’2 nlng tonight about 75 very fine Waists; nothing' in the .50. Very special, 31.49. 8: $2.50 Waists ‘n $1.49 will pincer on sale begin- worth less than 52, others $1 at 51.25 Chil- dren’s Dresses 69c ' tine Ginghams: nothing III the lot worth less than $1.00. oth- ers $1.” .5. While they last, 690. c ‘ "mum lN oounrtuogos‘tus. . Good Hon-Mots; cumulus for July: . Covers 90 $5 Dresses $2.98 12I/gc Corset Covers .......?9c ‘ 250 Corset Covers ......... 190 All ,olpur Dresses worth up 10» 39c Corset Covers .. ..... ...250 $5.00, to so at $2.08. Fruit of the Loom Muslin 7V2c yard 12%c Fruit of the Loom. sold until 11 o‘clock every morn~ lng. \\ hlle this new lot lasts, 7W: yard. 50c Ogorset Cot'cr‘s A 12% Corset ......... 39: We Have-Ode Hundred Pair of.” . Women s: Oxfords V that sold regularly for $2.50, 33 8.33.50 We have made One Lot of these [and have markedtltem L I I $1.35 . . This lot includes all leathers to close out. I The White Shoe Co. I 90 WashingtOu Street Successors to the“: Elm Ilioot Shop 7 Basket Econom JAR“ IIII'IMII‘il'lI....OIt ”lath" Jars It Out Prim Itovst. GROCERY concur RI COUTH MAIN ‘3‘. I Thou is a helpful little audio in Ides We bod Ali . ‘ special may .. Fancy Tomatoes at solos other time or the week. .Aud' looking in this way upon her crowded ‘ hours in lull. Ip- the to It. should be and tho mac; in‘zloviuguorvioo become. sweet-r W 25c .......IOo mi 002ch ‘ PHONI sass stun oi her bloucdnm so I I ., " than function could possibly but he sari hove tho comm of . and mu who ocrcr bordo
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