. A“ 11?? $37299 2.1;; "We Take Fride . in the Quaiity of Our (1 14A ND‘Y VINOL The modern aroma RECON-b ‘ STRUGTON containins the mate but exhuctim elm titled hiv-l era. with Peptouate of non. “ 180} only by . s. H. eax'rs‘a ., ice Cream Bakery Products lverythtnu in Btook..is Fresh. Pure and Clean. ~ F A. LANE 1 a. wan—um . ‘ m". "m I ‘y‘ l ‘ N N l . i 3 And emu film “Works launches and lists of all kinds promptly built. his for sale. All kinds of repairing given special stisntioni Oyster emu Point, Nomlk ll ‘vm'mnuton smut. Iouth "Milt sna— ftrip to Niagara Falls. Toronto and of labor Day. ' _ man, of Newtowd ‘ of the American Revolution. as well as Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Todd, of Red: ding. will start today on a two weeks‘ fiber points. The merchants are anticipating an fitra good trade today in view of the not that all «the stores will be clos- ed for the day. Monday, in celebration Applications for space at the Dan- bury Fair are beginning to come in rapidly. and Sltwltltetident of Booths and Stands. Nathan T. Builtley will soon be having his hands full. Water did not have any effect on the attendance at the Prohibition meeting Wednesday evening. it was voted to hold a caucus Wednesday evening. September 6. at St. Peter‘s Church, North Main street. ~Soft Hats, $1.50 to $2.50. O'Rrien. Walter H. Warner, of New York city, has brought suit in the common pleas court against Edwarrbc. Dor- to recover 8200 damages. The plaintiff claims that the defendant owos him $200. Elizabeth Freda am. of Bridgeport. has filed a suit for divorce in the superlm- court against Jules Alli, of Bridgeport. They were married on March 29, 1880. and she says he do» sorted her on May 18. 1908. Am is said to he worth 85.000 and the plain- tiff units for alimony. Residents of “milling and vicinity are having a great deal of trouble with chicken thieves. Within the past few nights two residents of Little York district have lost ilfty chickens apiece, most of them oelng “broilers." The farmers of the. section are highly incensed at the frequent robberies and are considering plans for effectually stamping them out. ——-ilo_vs' Knox~'lCm-Ali. nt Connealiy & llruckcu'a. Invitations have been lu'stlod by the Fort Griswold Tract commission for the opening of u memorial entrance erected by the state of Conn tlcni in commemoration of the heroic defense of Fo'rt Griswold against the British invasion. September the sixth. l781. The exert-luau will he held in Fort Cotswold on Groton Heights, Cone noctlcut at 3:80 o‘clock. on the after- noon 0! Swiember d. The commis- sioners ure Mrs. tiara ’l‘. Kinney. presi— dent: Ernest E. Rogers. secretary: Miss Addie A. Thomu, Mrs. Adrian J. In . Morton F. Plant. H. Lines. Lucius W» Robinson. Daughters Sons. are prominent in the movement. bouts E. Gudobrod. ofmew York and Heridou. was the sculptor for the mo- snorlai entrance. i8 OLtANER THAN OAIPIT. Paint your floor around the border of the room with h l M. Paint. Costs about, 50 cents. It gives a bright varnished'ilnisth. Cover the center of the room with your home made carpet rug. splendid. Get it from Charles E. Dow. south Norwslit: Hubbsil d: mottlfl’ Hard were Company, Namath; W. 9. Gum e Born, Vim: riot-tum awn. South/omit. I. o it. pure paint for houses. Ao- M cost 01.“ pc- stiles Albaaibra Theatre Ifflfl?0fl0.“§¢flii.. , pm LIiViI km? W“ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 4- GENERAL REPAIR WORK Address: 51 MAIN 07.. NORWALK Wales, books t l w i Charles Buck. it. I i l l “Telephones: Office, 901; house. 21-3 The Springwooda and the Maydou- on; will cross hate this afternoon on ‘ Mayflower Overt. This 'ivlll probably be, the last game or the season. n“ Miss lrene Dufnult left this morn- ing for a two weeka' trip up the Hud- son. On her trip back she will visit Miss Anna Barrett. of Troy. N. Y.. for a few days. m I Charles Langdon Thorpe, of Camp street. who has been quite ill. to now able to be out. although he has not as yet resumed his duties on tho kxal trolley lines. There will be no dance on Monday evening. Labor Day. at The Norwaiit Yacht Club. but there will be an extra dance on Tuesday evonlmz. September 5th. George Finklestonc will provide music. Miss Hazel Blascer, 0! West Main street. will go to Poughlteepsie within a few days to make a visit with Miss Ethel F‘citcr. of that place. Miss Fel~ tor in a former Norwnlk girl and ban many friends here. w "Thou shalt not' steal." This com- mandment was the inspiration out of which “The Thief" wuu born. For two solid seasons "The Title!" crowded the Lyceum Theatre. New York. to tho‘ doors at every perftmnanco. Every person in every city in the country should see this great. absorbing play of love and jealousy. Charles Dyan of "Si Main street t linuburv tho railroad brnkcinan who was stabbed in the uccit Sunday after 1 noon with It room or knife in the hands of a mun supposed to be Tho- mas iioneccio, uud who was removed to the Danbury hospital. has so far recovered that he was removed to his home yesterday. ’I mllnibrellao and Canes. O'ilrion. The storm of the past few daya canard considerable minor damage to the made. No sorloua \vruibouts have been t'cpoi'ted to the selectmcn from fly of the districts, but small gullios are numerous in the highways and till! entire road rcpuir force, is out today with the road machineu to repair the damage. Charles H. Savage. of Salem. 0m, has brought suit against Hugh 1]. McCiosn. formerly of the same place. but now of lirldegport. for $1.0th dam~ ages. The case is to be tried in the superior court. and the plaintiff ai- loues that on July. 13 of this year a omlrt in Salem gave Judgment against the defendant for $800 and it has never been satiailed. . i .1. ii- 4' d9 oeeWt-wwo l~ 4% Paid on Savings Deposits ' DUPONT. oaaw muss-r anon rill rune-r . or IACH MONTH death Norwalk , . Trust: Co. Here' I a sanitation that is to your profit. You'll find just what your boy needs to start school with in our Red Tag Bale. Good colors! or school wear. strong and sturdy Choviots. Wounds and Wes. Sizes may be broken. so come early. ' . ‘ t) .*.. $2.50 SUITS $1.45 $3.50 BOYS’SUITS $2.45 $5.00 BOYS' SUITS ‘ $3.95 36. $7. $8 VALUES $4.85, $5.45. $6.45 DON'T NEGLECT BUYING THAT EXTRA PAIR OR TWO OF PANTS This opportunity“ ll here but a short time longer,» don' t delay. ' ' $2.00. $3.00. $4.00. $5.00 and $6.oo?ANTS Red Tagged—$1.45. $2.45. $3.45. $4.45 tltFH: rill"; Two stones: The New Store 34 Wall St. Norwalk. :4 South Main St. South Norwalk i i wnene Wane nomensrnmrer m None Appeared Before the County Commissioners in New Canaan. New Canaan Wednesday. to hear what they supposed would be a very vigo- ‘ .rous‘remoostrsnoe sninlt muting s. .iloem to H. 0. Dates and Common? on Railroad avenue. in that town. buti ginot s complainant appeared. " The petitioner was on hand. ready with his counsel. iaeo Davis of Non walk, to state his side and answer ay objections made by the roman» strants. He also had four or five wit- 'No one appeared for the op- position. Benjamin H. Mead was enamel for those who signed the re- nonstrsnoe, and he was not on hand. Two or three who had aimed the peti- tion of objection stuck their heads in .. the door. but went away without say- ing s. word. When the remnatrance was recei- ved by the oommisioners. they found about lifty names to the psper, includ- ‘ lag the mslorlty of those who take an active part in New Canaan business affairs sad in the regulation of the liquor tradic. But not one of them ap- peared at the hearing. The commie. sinners heard the petition and reserved their decision. HOTEL ARRWALB. Mohacltemowi. R. Kruger. P. J. Manon. a, 6. Phillips. .1. a. Bigger, n. iloese. New York: J. .l. McNamara. New Haven; J. H. Bowen and‘ wife. llridlteport; Mr. and Mrs. Sentencade. Yonkers. N. Y.; L. it. iiurlbutt, Wit» ~ too: L. W. Grout. New Rochelle; w. E. Richardson. Pawtuckei: l-‘. 1. Smith. city: it. A. iirown. Worcester. Mass. . Money well invested-sn“Advertise~ meat in The Sentinel. ‘“ . ME RRI GRADUATES have. ALREADY been placed in paying positions since their graduation July 1, 1911 Does this mean, any- thing . to YOU? We Make It Out Business to Assist Our Graduates to Positions Fall ' Term Begins! September 5th ”Six; The county commissioners went tot ‘_ 83 5 IS WASHINGTON 8T. ‘Our Store" will be OPEN. on Labor Day Morning, from 7 to 10:30 a. m. NO Deliveries. will be made. A.F. Beckmann 8: Go. Phone 440. sourn nonwaut W..— 6- Cylinder RIVER GTREET .- Buttsrllsh. Fist, Fresh Mackerel. retsrnous 10s. Shirt- WaiSts . Afew broken lots and sizes. in Batiste. Marquisette and Tall- oted Waista. to close out $1.25 POST CARDS . SOUVENIR 8TEIN3, 250 J. I. Mallette (Formerly Mkses Dawson) 88 Washington St. Tel. 449 Have You Seen the Now Being Demonstrated at Our Garage? $3.000 And Worth the Money—Come and See It. ‘ I. Oscar H. Banks .6, ‘7 Telephone “t3 Large Soft Crabs Largo. medium and Snapper Blue 3. Swordfidii. Cod. Salmon, Weskfish. ' Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Marker or. .1. a nutter. Meyer Car. NORWALK. court. .3 .. flit. rues nativs‘av.‘ mo PAiNNLESSf EXTRACTION N E\"ely one is looking (or the W service at the most reasonable price. and those suffering from teeth which. need to be taken out will appreciate my methods. There is no extra c for difficult tascs and the results its: highly satisfactory; old roota' wh have been a nuisance in the w and a menace to the health: 0W teeth. or those broken oil'. are quick! and painlessly extracted leaving the gums (lean and healthy. with no iii attercffects. 16 South nun St, South Kuwait Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. at. Sun- dsys by appointment onir. ' CHARGED WITH U3URY.‘ \VATERBURY. Sent. 2:4an 1. 'i‘orkomlan. a local real estate dealer. was bound over to the next term of the Superior court. today. by Judge P. J. McMahon. in the city court. Torkomiau in charged with usury. it being claimed by Antonio i’annane, a fruit store proprietor. that the real estate dealer. charted excessive rate «interest on a loan of 0700. Psunsne claimed that be hell to pay 64 per cent. while the law states that not more than fifteen not «at. shall be charged. 'l‘orkmlan‘s defense was that he was to receive a bonus of $100 for previous work done for Pannone. and that it was this 0100 that caused all the iron; hie. FOLIV'I HONEY AND TAR COM- POUND still retains its high place as the host household remedy for all coughs and colds. either tor children or grown persons. Prevents serious results from n cold. Take only the genuine Foley Honey and Tar Compound. and refuse eulmiuuos The Brim Pharmacy and W. T. Wigwam It Go. ” W mes PIAI! WK. MORTGAOOM. Olive Pearle, of Falrlidld. has institu- ‘ tedualt in the common plus n against Charles it. Hart and Henry women. both of New York. She claims that on April 15 of this year the detention“ owed asr 0250 and mortmed a lot in Homes. Bite asks the court for a ‘toucloeure on the mortgage and possession of the land. W. If"!!! ‘i‘i-ll dvt'rlln advent at Cucumber. the NOTICE Owing to the scarcity of ice. until further notice my prices will be as follows; Wholesale. 30c per hundred; retail, i'smil‘y trade, 50¢ Der ” hundred. ‘ N “ For sale, all kinds of slime wood. 7 to 10 inches long, 86.00 per cord. Send your orders to elite, corner Fairneld and Connee‘ .licut Aves. tel 897. or rest“ deuce. Darien. tel 250-8. E;.§i..§.il.ES‘ DAVID W. RAYMOND ‘10 North Main Itrset, south Home“: Residence. 5 Washington direct. 'Tsiophons at allies, 330-1. Telephone at humerus; LIQUOR DIAL!” WANTIO "to IITTLI. ' WATERBURY. nest ammonia» tonal Revenue Collector John Waterbury liquor dealers tilt in the comes at not destroyifl on beer bsmis or whistler .
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