«We The Pride in“ the; Quality of Our CANDY .‘V I N 0 L The modern TONIC RECONr STRUCTQR.‘ containing the medic» ,inal extractions of Fresh Cod biv- ‘ era. with Poptonat? of iron. ; Sold 0 ny by , r. H. oaxran Ice Cream I Bakery Products lvorythlng in Stock. is Fro-hr, Pure and claw. Anderson’s inunchWorlts Launches "and Boots of an kinda promptly hum. pants for sale. All hlpdo’of "Pairing - given spools! attention. ’ F. A. LANE 51 .thlnuton Strut. tooth Nor-walk . OyatorWholl Point, Norwolk . telephones: Office, 901; homo, 21-3 ' Charles Duek, Jr?» comucron - . GENERAL mam wean Address: iii MAIN 87.. NORWALK Misses Ethel and loia McLean, oi Lowe street. are visiting relatives in Danhury. Misses Esther and eJnnie Abraham- Ion. or 'Bouton street, are spending a week in Brooklyn. Rev. Frederick A. Coleman ofiic'nted at the serviges in Trinity Episcopal Church yesterday. Miss Ella Koch, of 12 ankltn street. has been entertaining Mis- Mary Fielding, of Derby. Lewis Halsteud and family have moved from Osborn avenue, East Nor- walk. to Elm Grove street. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Jesse, of Franklin street. have returned homu from. n visit wits relatives in Water- bury. Miss Catherine Conneil and Mina Mamie Sheridan, 01 32 Wilton ave- nue, are the guests of relatives in New York city. Roller skating boys and girls are again becoming numerous on the side- walko, particularly in the quieter sec- tions of the city. Miss Anna hicNorney. of Cedar street, returned home Saturday after spending three pleasant weeks in Hackensnck. N. Y. , Then,- waa dancing at the Norwalk The season of country fairs is about! to begin. The Conencticut league baseball seam uon will close next week. The best of the native peaches will soon be seen in the markets. Joseph Baddeley and family have Here’ a o suggestion that is to your profit. You’ll find just what your boy and: to start school with in our Red Tag Sale. Goodooioh for 'achooi m. strong and sturdy Cheviots. Worsted: and Customer. Sloan :n'y ; be broken. so come oariyjifl to. u. my“. 1m, ,; l '. $2.50 SUITS' 81.45 ii $3.5onovs'surrs........... “5.45 .‘l $5.00 BOYS’ SUITS 83-95 T g '86. 87. as VALUES . : $4.35. $5.45. $5.45 ‘ DON’T NEGLECT BUYING THAT EXTRA PAIR OR TWO OF PANTS - This opportunity in here but a short time longer, IO don’t delay. 8. $2.00, $3.00. $4.00. $5.00 and $6.00 PANTS Red Tired-£145. 32-45. $345. $445 ; clue truo r “‘r4 .... . ” FIRE NOR“! DEV‘ELDP‘I‘NO.‘ m... New Team Being Tralnod in a Vorii Mtlafnotioy Manner. The new tire hordes wnich chased sometime ago in New York city, and which have been laid up with colds olnco are developing into real live animals. The horned are now he- Pherson on the Putnam Hose exer- nnd are developing in a .moat plea in; manner. ._ The now harm up line iooltoro. being gray in color and presenting an . mil-at appearance. There will be . plenty'or porter to draw the Old Well truck when they shall have been hook- ed up Commissioner Power: is bolas con- xratuiitsd upon his selection and both; he and his assistants in the depart. ~mont tool conoidornbiy relieved now that the animals are recovering from their indiapoaitiou. STORE AWNiNG ON FIRE. There wan considerable excitement in South Main street, Saturday event ‘ing at 10 o'clock, when the awning on the Gately and Brennan otore caught aliro and binned merrily for; several minutes. Still alarms were; quickly . not to both old Well Hook and Lad- der Company and the Putnam Hose Company and the men or these tire companion responded quickly. Quick action saved ilioy'bnilding from any i OUT it‘i‘TfiiRS TWO STORES: .14 South Main St. South Norwaik The New Store 24 Wall St., Norwalk. i damn“ it is thought that the tire was either i l :icouoed hy works from a panning loco- t gmotivo or} from a cigarette butt cure-f leaaly thrown out of the window from i’he pool room above Money well investedw—an Advertise- ment in The Sentinel. moved from Bouton street to Ely ovo- uue. Georgie Dent, of Bouton street. is on. iertainlng his mother from Philadel- pliiu. m Miss Gertrude Fable. of \Veaiport, in the guest of Mina Marion McLean. of Loved street. Miss Margin McFarland. of Ilouton stieci. has gone to Louoll Mnnsmhu sells. to spend her \SICEHOII. Small town politics in beginning in get its pro open and the license and no license people are gtting busy. The Rev. Elliott Boone. now rec- tor oi the Episcopal Church in“ Mil- ford. has accepted a call to become rector of Christ Episcopal church, lied- ding Ridge. Leroy Downs, of 19 Wooster street. Danbury. who has been visiting rein. tlvea in South Norwalit. New Haven and other places in the state, has re» turned homo. Countri Club Saturday evening. This afteinoou there will be a concert and High ntieot. iielbci and. Mi. and “re. during the ev Point: dancing will be anti Holly ii. l)it‘~,kcna of (lreennnod mo ioymed On account or illness. the preacher scheduled to occupy the pulpit ut'tbe South Nor-walk Baptist Church yester- day could not attend, and Deacon An- drew J. Thompson emulated. Mr. and Mrs. irving Sproule. accom- panied by Nibby Sproult'. oi‘ New York city, are the guests of him. Mary lv‘ns- tor and t'mniiy, of Fair street. over the holidays. —-—v——-—————— The finest display of iireworlm thin oeanou in promised at Roton Point. this morning. There will be u number or new pieces, and the exhibit. will be. much more elaborate than uausl on oc- count of the past two stormy wocka. Seventyeiuht of the childvonbt the County Home, in Woutport avenue on land an outing at Roion Point inai “tech in: the 115116th or Man-tact” Jacobs, and but! a line limo. Everything pm:- olblo wan done for the little folks. A fine dinner wua uerved, the various at- tractions visited, and on leaving each received a box or fruit. and candy. Thov wore all delighted with tho outing. which is now an annual event. as tho! hove visited the point for several years not. W Como good baseball games are ex- poiccd at Amuoement Park. this after» noon, the Norwaiits being scheduled to plow tho Stamford. in the morning and the Weatportn in the afternoon. The Mumford: have about so atom; on air- matiou as there is in tho .viotntty and other their dofoot at tho Norwaiks recently. the latter team can ho count- ed upon to pat upa ma some. The Wampum in tho afternoon will pro many oomo with a m dot-sham. rm. rum and tho 11min haw npiit «on this union. and todoy'l om win in» the rubber. \ir. and Mrs Henry W Durant ol’ utw Bethel \wnt to Cmnpo ninth; Friday for n tow iluys' stay. 3 in Norwalk. laat week. there were driven sales of real estate and 811:1 mortuary; amounted to $1.650. For} the last week in Auguat. iiiltl. thorn were Si’i‘milnon union of phopet'i) and mot‘lgtigt‘n of $10,303. 1 ——-—-—»————... 1 t i i ‘ Mrs. Starr Sherwood. Mrs. Robert S. 3Whlti‘ and Miss Edith St. John, of ‘lhihel. were delightfully entertained Friday by Misti Evelyn Mnckrnziv. at Harbor View. South Norwnlk, whore Miaa hiackantio in spending a tow wcckii with be!“ family. (‘harloa Powell. of New Haven. rom- ploped a tour yearii‘ term, converted to three yours and four tnonilm, M the Connecticut state prison, Saturday mornlnx‘. having been sent there in 1907 for theft at New Haven. lie is wanted at Springfield. Mast. on a similar charge and wnatviahon from Hartford police holidoiiantora to Springfield Sniurday by a Spriuztlold detective. iiriwirhi-viiii'iiii» DRAW INT!!!" .' FAD.” THI ”HOT 0' IAOH MONTH “Naval: ,TnotCo. ri- T + E .1. DIPDNT. i '10 n i oeeeeeweweflr A RECORD .Over' ‘ 5 ‘70 ERRILL GRADUATES have ALREADY been pl paying positions since their graduation July 1, 1911 need in Does this mean any- thing to YOU? We Make It to Our Positions Fall Term; Be September Business Apist Our Graduates to gins” 5 th ~ ‘ Enroll Now .J a Fire. V‘Conflniuioner James T._PoWera pool, in; exercised by Driver William A. lilo.f l ; Pabst, Piel’s or Peter Dodger" i BEERS - ; Per Case 24 Bottles $1.75 a EMT... LIEIMANN'D 0R. FI‘EGENBPAN'S P. O. N. ., one ..... $1.15 ' 4 ALL THE LEADING BRAND; ALEB, PORTERB AND BEEM , YOU NEVER PAY TOO MUCH AT BECKMANN'S i I ,A. F. Beckmaan 8r Co. Phono 440. SOUTH NORW’ALK Have You Seen the 6 Cylinder Moyer Car Now Being Demonstrated at Our Garage? $3.000 . And Worth the Money—Come and See It. fl Oscar H. Banks Tolophono 6813 NORWALK. 00M 3% RIVER STREET I‘- .... ... ...Wm.__m_.- --_w-_~_;w Large Soft Crabs Largo, medium and Snapper Blue a, Swordfish. Cod. Salmon, Weakflah; Butterflah, rm, th Mackerel. " Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market; TELEPHONE 10.. FREE DELIVERY. . O A Gold B m is the modern method ordinal; between teeth where one 08' ' teeth are missing; but there in jultlfit much (inference betneon a good MM and a poet one, as there is between i cheap. “Hitting suit or clothes and one made or good material homo perfect iii. A good bridge will my itlie remaining teeth in color and M lwiii presence the natural contour oi .the late and lune a aniflcient amount ot'reiniortement to make it strong and . durable. There are the chall'clmfi- ‘ tics “hit-h lune made mundane” bridges popular. Dr. J. H. MALLERY 18 South Main St, South Norwoi! Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. to. Bon- dnyo by appointment out}. Waists ‘ A low broken lots and sizes. in Batiste. Muquiaette and Tail- ored Walnut. to close out $1.25 POST CARDS DOUVENIR STEINS, 25: J. I. Mailette (Formerly. Misses Dawson) 88 Washington St. Tel. 449 i , J ANOTHER N. H. ROAD MAN TO 00 NOT ICE 1 TO oosrou. Another consolidation of oilices by [union a View Haven toad man takes lover a department of the Boston and lithium railrofld nuts mado kno‘iim hero diilciall) on Saturday. Arthur - .\i.’ hiaxnoll. for the past four years conf- mhiioner 0! real entitle and taxes on the New Haven has been appointed by President (3. S, Mellon to take charge of the real eutato department or the dliuston and Maine with ofllccs at limp 'too, Man. 1 Some limo ago it was stated in this paper that the heads 01 soms'depart- menu» on tho New Haven would shortly take ovoiulmiiar duties on the Bunion and Winn. hvinx their otlloea Bolton. iiinoo Harry Fabian loft Mr. tilellen'a otiico to become manager or purohuoo and moplioa. B. B. Hickley. formerly engineer N teats hero. with at am! or his Morita. ha! been moved to Boston and now: 1hr. Maxwell or the haul rotate department. will have or- iicos in the Hub. Heads 01‘ other-de- partments are oald in in plotted tor a Going to the scarcity 0! ice. until further notice my prices will be as foliow’: Wholesale. 30¢ per hundred; retail, family trndo, 50c per hundred. For hole, all kinda of Bowod‘ wood. 7 to iii inches long 86.00 per curd. Send your orders to oiling, corner Fairtiold and (iconoc- tlcut Avon, tel 897. or “rook" d'aco, Darien. tol 250-3. E T. ultras? ; aucrionssna. are. L N.” DAVID W. RAYMOND aimliar ndliion to their duties. '. -.__. .._....._......._A 19 North Main strut. ovum Marmot "WT To It ‘iTI’N' Residence. 5 Washington “not; "Herbert." ooid rho ~tmlier. "na- Tolophono at attics. 330-2. ‘ Telephone at boom “I. ?W swor this: whato?‘ " "You, air." said Harlan. 'Do we out the flesh of the "Ami VA“ a, VI. do With m. “ninth-Willi. will you NW. Ill”? boner?" Customer (looking over the hill "w. kgvg mm on in. .1“ of our ‘iuniwflrthit too to cositato. lo 1! him, air.” mum Herbert—endura- poihan ”amino. «motion of forms it is a machined property or titanium: Memoir“. over their use. to join. outta-4» Waiter (shouts across the hull) Bush for omlm'ritauita. , ‘ "from [not mo tor you.” cried ‘ mu may. /' Whfl'nfloflhil oousinJon" t
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