‘1 May Manton Patterns for Fall and Winter _Al..l. PATTERNS. loo FASHION BOOK. do. when sold with Pattern. *E. K. BANKS MAOKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. :— ‘ BOD“! NORWLLK . l ”‘"§éftfiii5t. LABOR DAY. The Sentinel, as usual, will be issued as a. morning paper next Monday. La- bor Day. All advertisements and items of news should reaiih the cilice Sunday afternoon or early in the eve filing. is Mrs. C. H. Chayne is the guest of her hushand. shook agent. who is working in The Norman. Street Commissioner Edward F. Duffy, of Norwalk. is cleaning out the gutters of the intersecting streets along West avenue. mllrowu llorbles. O'Brien. Miss Florence McMahon has return- ed to her home in Hillside place. after an extended trip to Michigan. She will open her kindergarten school en the llth inst. ' A special meeting of Uncas 'lrihe. No ‘16,] t). R. M.. will he held this owning at which lime arrangements will he made for the trip to Strati‘ord Monday whole the lied Men’s iield day and (lanihnite will he held The Winlnpauit Republic n’Social Cliiha’ iaun tote to five hgcn held last evening was postponed hy meet- ing of the committee last averting until next Wédneadny. Further plans are ndw being made for the affair. ~~iloy's’ and Girls' iloston School Shoes. at. Conneally d. nraclten‘s. it is not anticipated that anything of particular importance will come be fore the meeting of the Norwalk pub- lic library directors to he held this evening. Washington street took on its holl- ‘lay attire, this morning. in prepara- tion for the coming or Labor Day, when the C.‘ L. U. picnic and parade will be the feature of the commemora- tion of the occasion. . [goalie Emma and Miss Helen Purdy. oi Vi‘estport, who are to lie married in the near l‘tl'ture. were very pleasantly surprised last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Crossman. The chair was in the nature or a combined linen, necktie and suck shower. The affair was a happy one and all had a great good time. “W The independent Hunting Club. of Norwaiir. has decided. to hold a coon supper About the 20th of September. main Butler and filial-patient» Au- rims have decided to set the pack it! psdl'rao hounds together and no at!» in the blind woods of We'stoa and capture the coon. The members or the club own twenty-two den, and they declare that when the start outJ they declare that when they start out 1.," o ‘ Ir. and lit John '1’. “Mick.“ Ne'w York. formerly of Norwalit. and leis of Watsrbury. an. in him-walk for over Mimi)”. “ ~ than colorist his muaiflvaostion. and altar a steamer trip to fiction, other trips to Baton. Lynn and Waist-bury. he has coats» here villi: hisrwiia to ' spend-tile remainder of the v lion. at the horns of her Wants Grend- view avenue. 'l‘hsy ans bolus cordial: it stand about town W tor both are popular in Norwalt. ~. suns-WA ; 11s woi'liim will anemia Alf. Kimmie! hug WEATHER nonsense .For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and slightly warmer tonight and Saturday; moderate west winds. The coast storm has moved rapidly in a northeasteriy direction during the last 24 he in and produced heavy rains along the coast from Maine to Virginia. The greatest amount at rainfall was 4.14 inches at Nantucket. Mass. The storm is cen- tral this morning near East‘oort. Me. It is iolicwed by an area of high pres‘ sure, which is producing clearing wea- ther in the ventral and eastern sec- tions. WEATHER AOYEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: Minimum, 68; marri- mum, 71. Cloudy. ' “a” ._..._.......a...._... AN EXCITING ADVENTU [E- An Original Story by a dirt Thirteen Years Old. it was exactly live minutes after . eleven when ‘Maxlnc opened her large blue eyes and gased sleepiy around her elegantly furnibhed' room. She had to look twice at her tiny gold clock to he sure that her eyes were. not deceiving her. Could it he portal-i hie that it was eleven and after! Thief was the first time for almost. a month‘ that she had slept. later than ten. She‘ rubbed her eyes and then jumped out of bed. sure-aim alrnust ‘any person wouldl have noticed this llill Maxine Silo lchil‘ gave a second look’al Old Moth- or Nuturé‘a work. The first thing she did after gottlnil out of bed was to ring for her maid. The little French girl appeared and J)0Wed a Rood-morning, but her mis- tress took no heed of it. "himlo. will yoii hrinlt me my mail and than you can help-mo dress. lie quick, new. for l have no timi- to waste. Ii in rather late.” ~ “Yon. liiadnmolslcllc.” was all Mario said. in about five minutes she came in and handed Maxine a large handful of letters and a few cards. Maxine tool: them and glanced over each. One was from her college churn: another weal from her Latin professor: tlicro WNG‘ five or six invitation to after noon teas. card and theatre parties. recon lions. etc. The rest were unimportant. ‘mosihr ndvertison'ients. She tore part of the mail up. throwing it into the wubo basket. and was just about to destroy two letters when she noticed that. they had not been opened. "My. 1 must have overIOolrcd these," was her exclamation. One of the letters Was from that tiresome and location- tivo Count Du Hole, and the cilia-- why that was from little .Etlrsi Soy- more. who was on board her husband‘s beautiful yacht. it was an invitation to be with them on “The Fairy” as long an lillu wished. Theirs was noi- ly the only one that she intended to ac- cepL Sh. slipped into her silk diwullll sown. and ate breakfast in. her room. This was a habit oi which her father did not apprtive. but her mother tried inexplain to him that it was "just the fashion," and that all Marines friends did the same. An hour later that young lady addedra finishing touch to her "tell- ette" by putting a bit of powder on her in her light blue linen suit ,and it showed her nanotul More to advan- tau. , when the touring car sent around w‘tho M Mr. making it clear that IN mMHsni-y to drive the car. not J“. > 9. Placing her foot on the odds of the orders to: the chauffeur. “You” can drive arsnsd reins stones. Henry. i want to do a little shortlist.” so» two hours or burial. site called Mylo to carry the We" it? that. » ~ it was a homitlrul morning. to he“ . .. _ outs nails? scat.» roam-volts ms return was was. yam MPNPMV us ruaulruaa. solemn." Fit so. tits display to spam ‘. _ n'anu «W . tins its advanMi-Mmii canon ruaill‘rons arr. ’ remap "autumn FBQM 19% rd not on every. , . . pis‘ii‘a are hurt on on tidbit must militant seep , , assoc. You can More your savings. Our methods oust» sates that it is avian imaginary one. ram is a wide Variety of styles to choose from. containing Furniture for every room In the house. " The A.» J. COLLINS COMPANY iii-ts nostril stain is'raaar sou-m uoawsut. 1i That’s lit—4- " A lint Thing Send us an order for on; lead. and we will Main you as a sus- tomer. Clean. free from sists. uniform quality. suitable for furnace. range, “stove or self-issuer. Prison on applicatioa. RAYMOND BROTHERS FEED KNOWLEDGI The farmer's grain goes to an elevator. Tile elevator cle‘ans it and makes a higher made of grain by screening out the dOClllilm. many cars of those screenings are sold to manufacturers or so-cnll- ed balanced rations of poultry and horse teens. Under the term of miscellaneous reclosned iieitl seeds. weed seeds are transmitted to the consumer-in the guise of poultry food at an average price of 32 per handled for a scratch teed, and some indisputably sold in this neighborhood. A wheat price in Wood seeds does not mean ectmomy for the consumer of poultry feeds. My feeds are pure. clean and trcsh. MANUEL TORO HATCN. l First in quality. last in prim always in the minds of its custom- ers-Donnie Home Ground Fsad nor Horses. Cattle and Poultry A CAMEL CAN LIVE WITH- OUT A DRINK for days at a (into. but who Wants to he a camel when he can enjoy roiarot punch. mint ‘ i julop. whiskey sour or a err-rue do montiia, chartrouae. or a nice cord “IAIN. Rupperia liner ; nhfiil ill it? Thai is on. , reason wt 0 camel tot “his 1 back up 'nnd never got it down ~ strain. was because he: couldn't not it drink uhon he wanted type. 1 You won't "set your hack up" on any of tho choice wines and liquors you huy at Manner ti: r...“ s «mi Flynn‘s. Quick Auto Delivery everywhere 3 Magner_ & F iynn pi... m ‘COAL :: COAL shiny nose. She looked very stylish ‘ ., Bailey. tiamusl Chadian. We have a large stockiol high grade fresh mined (‘oal roady‘to deliver tor next winter‘s comfort. and we guarantee satisfaction as to quality and Call and examine our coal before you leave your order elsewhere. HARRIS & GANS on Telephone price. bSWstermst if your Carriage, Wagon or Auto Needs Repairing or Painting NOW THE '1‘!“ Luther M; Wright’s . Jim PLACE 5 ' Reduction Sale or Lamar Alto raisin rum. scars. shim WI. . volts. WM" DAMIAN! warm ‘ . Pnouwsuitevsrymm. cremainmm Wants to ho closed est M muummismmm« Monitumisiaumuansiadordieflmit i t aural. onion.» ”church's sense. aliases-um a. Menu» wnmnmwommm Ans”. P»'fldmafl.flfl.fi.nm' Wigwmllfi roan. iii. dilhermsn. Now tori; ll; flddidlriilis Slain Alter Short ivoiterday did little or nothing until . after “minnow“ it went to work . ' commendation by Mr. Candee, passed . die yesterday was not alluded to. gt‘lliillltt‘tl ware fractional. ;uctlvo stocks advanced slightly. illilllil the only loss recorded was a do- ;rllne of io‘Mn Atchlaon pfd. . ' ,n higher range than at the outset. :Islsadoiunssbddihahioahofold. Slilflli Pill M Dita-Sided Debate HARTFORD. Sept- 1.-~'rhe House with a will and passed‘the large an propriatlon for the highway commie: Monet‘s uses without a word save the club license hill and voted to re- district the state after having once rs- tused to take the two reports from the table. By a large majority it voted down the motion to indefinitely post- pone mado by Mr. Evsrts of Millard and subatitutdti the Stevens. minority, plan for the Barnum or majority measure. A namher of. appropriation ' bills and several private charters passed later but when the House lid~ ionrnod it did so without a. word as to a Friday session. The fact that the House had once voted to adjourn nine The Senate arranged in what amount- ed to an all day illbustor in the fight over the proposed charter amendment ' of the Connecticut Rivor Company. Senator Judson injected a new issue into the fight by introducing another charter amendment for the companyH compelling it to pay local taxes. Sen-i ator Hooker charged that the company? two years ago had spent $15,000 in the: Connecticut Legislature for an amend-f meat. The Connecticut River matter was still before the Senate when it: adjourned at. 4M!» o'cloclr.. and oertntors said they intended to con? tiriuo the lllhunter until the original pleasure Mia defeated. lllliii Iii Will Sillill “'Al 1. STRI‘F‘T iii: ill a. m. -~ Gains. l‘aclilc, Southern Pacific and Loiiigh’ M. SONNENBERG PIANO CO. .. W A. HANFORD, 42 N. Main Star-Tel. of a point were made by the Canadian —-«—~ as you would a watch—- for inside 9 cellehce as well as outside chow, «2 from a dealer Whose guarantee is re: liable. We sell Pianos as Tiffany sells watches. We guarantee the hidden parts as ., well as the outside. ' 1 $10 will place a piano in your home. Balance in Small Monthly Payments. Call and let us talk it over. ' 104 Washington st Phone 30 the American automobillst, is the that we are entering to and iii . to make his automobile trip a our 31 procession we ask him to brill this shop before starting out. overhaul it. tighten up screws and I chlnery. put in new parts. put. ‘ glue, brakes. magneto. plugs, , good working order and ma ‘ ' journey a pleasant one by lack of‘ nimance by bringing his radio to t Valley in the wetting sales on the. Stock Exchange today. Otherwise- .\it)at of the Al» WALL STREET. it n. m.—-—The mar‘ liter went off ii triile from the opening prices but not much stock was Ioid. ‘ and the Mist lorel uncovered new ginning orders which cent the list to U.. .a Steel. Reading and the iiarrtmau: .ltorlta were in special demand. Stan-f xdnrd Oil of New Jersey in which there‘ .was no transactions in the outside; 'marhet, was quoted at 300 bid and 450 attired w..— WMJ. STREET. noon ~—8pccuia- lion look on a holiday churnttcr io—‘ day. the intendina three days' suspen- sion of business confining operations lamiy to an evening up nature. Room short. who did not care to keep open stocks on a rising scale, and the bolls pereeivlng the demand. pushed prices up whenever possible. so that a num- advances of a point or more. U. 8. steel made up nearly all of its divi- dend oi il‘ which came oi! the price of the stock today. The government report on cotton“ was awaited with interest. but fluctuation in the com- modity itself was narrow. The declar- atios 9f the usual quarterly dividend on Channels and Ohio removed doubt on this score and induced bu!- in: which sent up the snack to 18%. Active "his; of Toledo. 8t. Mule and Wooten) Did. dopmssod it 2 points. but a number or other usually inactive stools of this class scored notable advanoea Bonds were ilrmmiih Wa- huh 4's and American Tobacco t's flowing decided strength. UMLK ‘HOMO! PRIDW‘I‘O DI- ) UNI. Forecaster admirers Owls? W h Milling an Arit Like Noam. ants naval. lent. lac-Illicit nor- as. am or unit. Haddain, toro- isjniispaflu tor it. country folk swear it! usel- time's mu» endle- m law-sins years hereunt- turns 1.. floors sad his ennui inro- easisrs ‘as m mm tyros. hauls humanist-s this menace slant: “1 have been manufacturing retria- «amend sunshade- iior the last O. B. J ackson Optician 58 WALL STREET NORWALK. "f PHONE “8. Eyes Examined Free her of the leading illilel established“ “melanoma. .‘ Tel. «1. The Great A&P Tea 0 TN. “it.” .. ~——-———- ELMER E. CAGE Toquet Special Motor The latest and most in the make-sud break. tw All parts are exceptionally access. and can be adjusted wi moving engine from foundation. ,; Single Cylinder ed Model HP. car -» l‘ in ' K 5 , R Double Cylinder 8 10 40 Water Must. .. w - ......_..._.. —.mm s... ~NOTICE~ lf you motor a medium Beet-,1: char very light nor dark, or l’iel Golden Dortmundor it is a no action made exclusively» . the choicest barley malt and the costliest Banner hops purchaaais made by the pioneer News; at this country. Get a case of M ties. only 01.”. 7 flow about a case of Pabst. either dark or light? Only 01.30 @135 I a... leer Our mucosa is due in n sadly recommendations. muest you to sivo us an derf laughs but Brewed Bo tied tbs country. and perhaps you will mmsnd us to others. as in. recommended to you. ‘ Casteliano & Bardani Mitt Delivery lilai‘ywltsro 18 RaliflldA Extra S sis at the A&P Store MThis Wettit if. I“ WMNINOTON IT. .0 H [a mmflitm UT MRWM-Ks.
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