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380, 50:: no 756 A Pair.
LACE CURTAIN!
50c to $3. 25 I Pnlr.
A Complete Assmtment.
E. K. BANKS
Mnbnckomo Hotel Block
South Nor-walk
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnik and V'llllnily Fair 10-.
night and Sunday, not much change in‘
temperature moderate
winds.
extending from Minnesota southeast-1
ward to Pennsylvania, has produced
northerly:
A long ridge of high pressure,
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cool, pleasant weather during the last"
24 hours in all the northern sections
east of the Rocky Mountains.
Gulf distill-halite appears to have mow
ed little since yesterday morning.
is producing heavy rain on the East
Gulf and South Atlantic coasts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Tempciutture: Low, 58; high. 75.
Clear.
Miss Mildred Sheehan, of Ruildle‘s
bakery was ill yesterday.
The Norwnik Board of Fire Under-
writers will meet on Monday ulter-
noon.
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Miss Nettie Wilson. of Newark, N.
J., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Stilson,
n Winnlpauk,
~Latest Straws at O'Brienss.
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, One proposition was received ntthe
meeting of the lschoda Yacht Club
Vllield last. night.
Miss Nell Donovan. of New York
city is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. E. H.
Jones. of West‘street for the week end
and Sunday. E
Attorney and Mrs. Joseph Ray. of
Nashville, Tenn, are the guests of
Mr. Ray‘s uncle. Chief Samuel McGow-
an, of Clay‘street.
‘Mlss billian Footie. of East Norwslk,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma Nor-
throp. at 10 Spring street, Springfield,
Mass.
-—Straw Hats. O'Brien‘s.
Mrs. Jennie Byxbee of South Main
street. who has been confined to her
hounior the past month by illness is
able to be out again. '
it was announced this ntorning that
the graduation evercises of Merrill
College would be held on the 24th.
I . ‘ inst, insteadof the 28th.
There ‘will be a regular meeting of
‘ B. 'I. L., No. 269 at the Central Labor
'tinion Hail tomorrow (sunny) morn-
ing at 10 o'clock sharp. '
The evening services- at. Trinity
1 'Church tomorrow will be held at 7: -
M -50 oclock in the evening instead of
- 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon. .
1' . At the meeting of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge. 1. O. Q. R, held last night. ar-
rangements were made for holding a
rchersul or the . degree team next
week. 1
The annual meeting of the Norwnlk
new of Fire underwriters will be 1
' their! on Monday. at the odious of if. E.
, Dunn & Sch. r’l‘he cancel banquet will
he held at ill, Normllt Country Chill
on Monday Jline 24th.
drake o "tuir'ibie" out of it balloon
All your f‘llnlnh" is colored. So it is
u’ you‘ order our window screens.
porch screens. hard
specialty. St. John and
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The ‘1»
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The Cirmating
Library
With all the latest books for as
per day.
Come in and find out about it.
WM. P. BEERS
South Norwalk and Norwaik
STATIONERY STORES
AND .
N 011ng
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The nunuai childrens (liiV service
111 10:30 11.111.011 Sunday
Pentecost will speak to the (llildl'cn.
on “The Childhood of Jesus." The
Sunday school will meet lit 12 o’clock
tor'.‘ Tile evening worship at 7:30 p.
m. Sermon by Rev. tlco.- Benton
Shiilh, subject. "The Road in the Des-
ert." All seats are free. Everybody
caniiully weicmne.
.Hcrmnn Hooter celebrated ills fit-
ieenth birthday anniversary Thursday
’evening, at his home on Main street.
A number of friends enjoyed the even-
ing upon the spacious luwlill, which
were decorated with Japanese lanterns
strung from tree to tree. iiiedell N11-
01' wireless teleguphy. Oliver Wood
did some fancy dancing. Cecil Wilson
had lots of fun with the
grand waiter. Those present were
Misses Dorothy lPurdy, Eva Tho-pson,
Katherine Barthel, Bertha Schnvolr,
and Elsie Hoei’er. Messrs. Arthur
ieen, Fred Schuvolr. Bedcll Nllbert.
Oliver Weed. Cecil Wilson Slim Quill-K
enbush and William Green. ~Stamford
AdVOcate.
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Wednesday night in the tire station
at Noroton. the indies' Auxiliary of
the Noroton Fire Department gave "it
successful euchre and dance. The
cards were shuffled for the first game
at 8. sharp, and from then until 1.
when the last of the ten games had
been played, merriment reigned. First
dale. First iadies’ prize went to Wil-
limn Cullen, who tied token the part of
n lady to make even partners for the
Miss Julia Mellon. There were a nuns
her present 1from Stamford and all
enjoyed themselves to the tltni'mst.
The committee .in charges were Mrs.
Walter Dngdu‘le. Mrs. William Moron.
Miss Eva Dugdltle and Mrs: Jean New
Music was furnished by Dugdalé’ s
orchestra.
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Today marks the second wedding
anniversaries of three well known
South Norwnlk oouhplos who are Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Gilbert 'Shufelt
and Mr. and Mrs. James Joseph “Gilli.
gun. All have the best wishes of their
many friends for R continued success
and happiness.
Sentinel lids. bring results.
Piles! Pllu Pll :1
Wll'lltunl' indlnn Pile malztmnt will cure
.Bllnd. Bleeding and [calm tnh
Iortul the tumors. viii: "all: once
not: on o. pollute htaut relief.
thllamn' Indium
pared for File! A
RILLIAICDW I
. . _. A. IHAMIAUOH
WIOPA‘I'HW PIWNGIAN
and the Youngn People's meeting at;
6:45 p. 111., will be in charge oi the pus—1'
‘bcrt gave an interesting exhibition.
rest as s‘
men‘s prize was won by George. Dug- ‘
playing; second lady’s prize was by‘
......“WM... ‘uwn—
You want a Refrigerator that will main
with a small amount of ice.
refrigerator means health. Our line of refr
Refrigeramr
h
thin a low «temperature~
Y3“ want a reliable value for the right '
lgerators are charcoal
tilled and odorless .und uses little ice and one that will keep food
in it perfect condition and they range ill piloo
From $6.75 ‘up to $45
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A. J. Collins
8: Co.
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT
Somethln
Good for Young Chicks.
The success of your broo s. from the moment they are out of tho;
shell, depends on the feed you use.
Bonnie Chick Feeds. home pre-
pared. are the kind you can depend on to make tine. healthy fowl: ..
and future sturdy layers. We use not only th
terluia, but we proportion our mlxlured sclcni
the youngest chick as well as the full grown
cracked grains are permitted to go into our
9 best and cleanest ml»
itlculiy. to pronlds for
fowl. Only sweet, sound.
feeds Bonnie Little
(‘hlck Feed is not an expel-intent. hilt is something that has been
carefully tested. and there is nothing used that can not be fed alone
with perfect safety.
ported Millets, fine cracked charcoal, thoroughly dried and
Bonnie (‘nlck Feed contains the choicest im-
selected
grains such as out meal, era lied wheat, cracked nadir. peas, line old
cracked corn. which combine
strong and vigorous chickens.
make a food best adopted or produce
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality, last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cutie and Poultry.
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certified Ice
We desire to. inform our patrons that We bundle Certified Ice only.
"(Terti-
llcd Ice” is a manual ice which has he on examined by competent authorities
will be I...” in the ilttliodist Church illlltl found to be pure and wholesome fol nil pllipones it. may be freely use-
Distributors l’or till \lurwill
Brookside Ice Company. S
AN!)
Charles 1‘. Pickering,
111m. t~llild-‘ cd in walei. ten lelilolilide etc. for drinking. willlout the slightest danger to
run Mil sing carols and we Rm Dr liienlth from the lie.
llfl.
outh Norwalk
Norwlilk '
Telephone 580
‘ Final. Clearing
of Ladies and Mlsses' suits. COME and tires
.Salé’
sen lit such low prices,
that you can‘t afford to miss it. as they must be sold because we nov-
er curry anything orer from one season to another. ,
We also invite you to lnsgect our line of House Dresses, Kls
moons and \Valsts.
and be convin'ced
The prices are low lind styles correct.
Come
1 WE ALTER FREE.
The Paris Cloak 81
, 515 Main St.. Stamford.
WALK
Suit House
33 So. Main St. South Norwalk
3' ConcreleMCeniontiFlu
QCurb & Gutter Reset
Old" Wall: 3 Recovered .
(lGrndlng. Bxcnvntlng. Team work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Have you seen the 1913
Moy er Automobile
.You are “cyordially invited to inspect it
We rent Automobles .
‘By the hour. day or week. Our chauffeurs are skilled and
careful.
OSCAR H. BANKS
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nlvzn e'rnss'r , 'ronphon. 681-3
Modd of the
at our garage.
nonwnfii, cons.
and Mrs. WW? Fredgrlck Becker.‘
14-15 helium lieu. NemlkHCan. ,
W m Ichool 1
O. B. Jackson
.' . Optician}
Everythingln the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
a WALL urnu'l'
NORWALK. ‘
9111011! «I.
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Some men ware discussing the and
than death of s neighbor who had left
IV rather helpless family.
there isn't one of those boys that has
the head to till his father‘s shooI."-—~
Youth' a Companion. .
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We Represent
First-Clans and Prompt Paying
Fire Insurance
Companies .
l. M. LAYTON R Co.
(Insertion-stud)
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
AGENTS
a Rnllrud Av... ao‘uul Norwnlk. cc.
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We Make
No Charge
for Connecting .
Gas Ranges
To insure prompt attention or-
ders must be placed early. Don’t
wait untilthe weather gets good
and hot.
today.
Order your gas range
An order placed now
means prompt attention. We can:
not promise this prompt service
if you delay in ordering. Order
now. A phone call or a postal
will bring our representative.
United Electric
Light 8: Water Co
EYES EXAMINED FREE
ANU’GLAISES GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings.
UNITED BANK BUILDlNG.
' South Nol-wnlk,
Fenwick Optical Co.
Sizes of" §
SCREEN
DOORS ~
Carried in Stock
.2tt.6ln.x6i1t.filn.
2ft8ln.x6t’l.8in.
2ft.8in.x6 ft..10ln
2ft.8ln. x 7 it.‘
" 2ft.101n.xi3ft.10i11.
2ft.10in.xl.tt. ‘
. :lf’t.x7ft.
Messurb Vonr door and send in your
order by 'phone or mail to.
TheA J Angevine
805% Go.
lam. wAsHlNuron or.
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T 3 Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
1:1 1 Til. Only Flflly squirm
‘ “ iLIQMlOAL ill-lop
" moi. Town“
Auto ourmn
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‘worst of it in,” said Uncle Jared "that ’
'HORNERB,
20-26 W. 36th St. near 5th Ave" New York:
Furniture. . Rugs, Interior Decorations.
Our ”on: Home Open For Bauhaus:
Thailand! of out of town customers hove inspected our
display of artistic furniture. rugs and interior decoration. '
Our new twelve story building in dedicated to the highoflf
and richest type of furniture. replicas of the creation! of 1
Chippendale. Sheraton, Heppelwhite and Adam. but their
greatest eflortn have been in creating HORNER furnituro.‘ ‘
APPROPRIATE AND USEFUL WEDDING GIFTS.
F or every home, there 11: something cxil- ‘
clue-live in our wonderful auortmmt.
° VELLOWBTONI PARK
1111811111 TllAFFlll susrtll
111211 All lllcllr lltsuutl
’liiolh [lie «uncanny .rcln'l-ascntniivel
and Organizer Fay expressed
deuce ill the ultimate victory of tilei‘
respective muses.
I”Willie no disorder was reported dur-
ing the early hours of the
there was
trouble might ocrul' during the utter
noon. when thousands oi working poo
lllv were having
holiday.
thccars
the curs were run
weilputl‘ollcd.
Thousands of night
live in the suburbs were forced to re-
main ill the city {or several hours this
morning before they could start for
their homes. The car service was dis
continued soon after midnight and “lb
‘ til 5:15 (1.111..
turned. with the exception of the,l.’ni~'
Pacific Coast Summer Tours
lndndlng
All Expenses
GRAND CANYON
CANADIAN ROCKIES COLORADO RESORT.
COMPLETE TOUR OF CALIFORNIA
Person-l W ‘.
Hm cuss
DHYmI‘RJD'flB ARRANGEMENTS
Boomers AND rum. DETAlLS.
THOS- COOK Q SON NEW YORK
:64 FIFTH AVENUE
ii: gfigfégflpl 238! BROADWAY
1 , Ticket- md Tours to All Parts of the World
On mum III rim-rm one" Undo: On: 01. magnum.
Cook's Trovewn' Cheques rumble Everywhere
.cd States mail coils and “newspaper
.peqials“. The newspaper pllbllshels,
fearing that the cars that distribute
.uorning papers among the surbut’ban “
dealers would not he in operation.
pressed dozens of nutonloblle delively
wagons into serV'lce, bill were not
obliged to use them. ”
The situiu rail road service from the
suburbs was taxed to its capacity.
NtnctV exile sul'ourhnn trains in tw
inillonds enteredt the South Terminal
station during the morning rush hour.
and it was planned to run an squad“
number out of the station during the {.
alternooii. Similar conditions “prelim-
ed at the Noith Station on the other
side of llle citV. '
It wns expected that the fedei’slgov- 1
ornmeilt might take a build in the “
strike some tillie during the day, its in '
was reported to the postotflce author's
tics last night that. a mall car had 1.
been uttlwked by strike sympathizers.
ronll our mm
mm BARS
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conii
morning.
some apprehension lliul
their weekly hall?
Policemen rode on many iii
and illi‘.'§ll‘€eis through which
were unusually
workers who
’ ONE WEEK _
of a Sentinel classified ad. will give
you _a good choice of replies to answer.
Get the best tenant or landlord you
not a street cur wheel
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.Pruneps. 3 lbs.
I Clil01 ide of Lime, Dutch Cleanser. Ilcsteiie. Snpoilo. Bon Ami
Saturday SpeCials
Butler 1591' lb i. ..................................... 1360.
01d Potatoes. per’yfll. ............... ........ ....’ . . ‘
Lard. per lb.) ........... f .............................. ....,.
0n!ons..~per qt. ............. ' ..... ........... .. ......... ;
Nursery Brand Millcper can ...., ............ ....... ....... .
pure Cider Vinegar. per bot. ..... ...... ....... ..
Pensm’. cons ..... ...... ........ ‘ ...... y 1 ...... ,. ........
Tomatoes, ‘3 cans ............................ 1.............
Slringndlleanlsflunns........_.;.. ......... .
Asparagus per tin ......... ...‘ ......... .. ....... . .......... 229
Peaches. per can .. ...... g 150.
Pcnrs.i'e1 can ...... ...... ... ......... . ........ 100-.
Egg Plums. per can .......... . ....... ......... 15o 1’
Raspberries per can .......... .' ........... . .......... 15¢
Jelly in 3 lb. pulls ......... 3 .’ ............ . ..... ' ..... . ....... . 14c
.lunl, 1113111. crooks ....... ............ ’.. 2212
Burns Grape Juice, per bot. ..... 1.. ........ 14c.23¢,38o
Shlilnp. 8 cans ......... ......... ........ 25o '
Campbell's Soups,3cnns ...... .............. .. .. .. ‘25s
”Currantsper pkg. ......... ' 12s.,
'Rnlsins. per pkg...... . ...... ..........'14o
Sunbeam Furlns.3pkgs..5.............1........... ......... ... 125.:
Tsuiocmtipkgs. ..11...... . . 250
lxrinkic Corn Flakes.3 pkgs. ..... N. ......... . ....... 250111
Quuller Oats, per pkg. ....._..... .. ....' do
Shredded Wheut, 3 dings ....... . . 1T. 250
Orange. Lemon, Peppermint and Vunlln Extracts. 3 bots. 250
-Rlce. 3 lbs. ........‘...... ............................ 25¢ _.
Stunner hag ...... .. .....
Salt, per bag ............. .
fiat-cl Sultan Relish. per bot. .......
1~4.lb‘.Tln Spices.each.......‘...... .................. .....‘...-‘.
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HoubscLsANlllc ARTICLES:
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'6. Swift‘s Pride soup ............. ,.
‘ $2 coupon in each cake of Swlit' 11 P141111 Soup.
Iluliklo‘s Cocoa. 1-2 coiipon in each 100 box 1
National Biscuit. Co.’ 3 Cakes, Crackers and Biscuit at reduced prices:
We give 8. and H. Green Trading stamp: extra n follows: .
as with 1 lb. Coffee lit 300. 350 but!
.25 with 1' lb Mixed or Ceylon To a .........
I.u..--...u.-~uco1
Smoked Blowers. .... Holt
Mackefe‘ each 1W“..-my...-nuance-1.its-cucuoouunotnbpvtuF
Vinegar Pickles. per down .. .
Bummnfih, 2 m. ”coin-clinicicu-uc-o. uclunla-ca-u-AH‘I‘ 2“:
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Golf and olvo us a trial. Our wuon «1w. orders In The Nor- .
walk. and suitor“. 'Don't forget our ’phono number. 1. ‘
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