' dolph Stolz, whom Officer Wallace A. “ ‘ email: 'to with i‘ 3.3 x . struck anyway ind it was feared that . jar“ of the new brake when in RUFFLE CURTAINS 89c. 50c and 760 I Pair. LACE CURTAIN. We to $3.25 a Pair. A Complete Assortment. E. K. BANKS ' Mahnckomo Hotel Block South Norwaik WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalit and vicinity: Fair to- night and Tuesday; moderate north- west winds. sure that has been' moving slowly from the west during the last few days is now central over the easternti portion of the Lake region. ducing pleasant weather low temperatures for the season‘ of theyear in all the northern sections east of the Mississippi river. Fronts were reported this morning from Ver- mont and New Hampshire. M”... , WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: Low, 63; high, 84. Partly cloudy. ' it is pro- Pride of Court Narruk will meet to- morrow evening. The Norwalk Board of Fire Uder- writers will meet this afternoon. John Kresko and Doc" Lenders were visitors at For! Slocum Saturday and Sunday. Our Brothers’ Dodge, No. 10. l. 0. t). R, will hold a regular meeting this evening. Andrew Chontos was a visitor in New Yok yesterday and looked over the German fleet. Stephen and Julius Dokus were down York, Saturday. and witnessed Mar- quard win his twelfth game. . Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wadhsms and family of Bridgeport, spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Josiah G. Gregory. of Norwaik. Mr. and Mrs. John Stezsak, and Mrs. John Balezs, residents of Springwood. left fbr a short stay in Hungary, Satur- day morning. tStphen and Julius Dckus were down to New York Saturday to see their brother Gabriel off to Europe on uh; steamer President Lincoln for a. six months' stay. ' .— Rev. Thomas J. Finn, and Rev. J .J. Keane, of St. Mary's Church, and Rev. B. J‘. Carroll, of St. Joseph‘s church, commenced their week's retreat at "Monresajnstitute, Koyser‘s island. this morning. Next Monday _the ”as- sistant rectors will begin their week's retreat. ‘ There were no Town Court cases in South (Normlk this morning owinl to the fact that Peter Allen. who was an rested-Saturday morning for drunken- nest“;~ forfeited a $10 Ibond and Ho- Samis arrested. Saturday night, chars: ed with intoxication and breach of the . pence, forfeited a 315 band. The.01d Well truck was driven to Bridgeport at an early hour this morn- ing" by Drivers W. A. McPherson and Edwprd Wilson. The tr'wlt was taken ' to that city for the purpose of instal- ling a new cradle on the forward truck which will he of sumcient d the terrific prov sure brought to bear upon this part of the new apparatus by the new Duplex hand broke. The cradle m much too [weak for the upon» weight of the ' ip’rooipitcto a serious acci- ' aim result in Injury to The area of high pres, with very i The Chouiattg ' Library With all the latest books for so per day. ‘ Come in and find out about it. WM. P. BEERS“ South Norwslk Ind Norwalk STATIONERY STORES Charles 1.. Verlin of Tarrytown, N. Y. spent Sunday at his hunts in Nor- walk. Concord Division. No. 2, Sons of Temperance will meet tonight as usu- al. a...— The Carpenters' Union will hold a regular business meeting tomorrow evening. The residents of Bell island enjoyed a dance at the club house on Saturday evening. Henry Selzer. tonsoriallst at A. bi. i’oltlman‘s shop is enjoying his usual day off today. The Central \‘erbund picnic commit- te held a meeting yesterday to arrange for the annual picnic. it was reported this morning that Pasture by campers and that the sea~ son was now in full swing. Uncut; Hayloft, No. 62%. l. O. R. 31.. will hold its semimontbly business meeting this evening in the barn, in W‘ashrington street. Funeral director Leer-and Raymond accompanied the remains of Albert Da- vis to Philadelphia; this morning. The interment will take place in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Harry ~H. Jayne ar- rived in South Norwaik Sunday on the 12:53 train from Springfield. Masss» chusetts. where they spent their wed- ding tour. They will reside at No. in Union street. ——___._ About one hundred people attended the sheephake given yesterday by the. Ryan 6’: Griflin association at Bur- chard's woods. The bake was of the best, the cooking beyond reproach and those present spoke in the highest terms of every thing. connected with it. The American Band concert at £0— ton Point yesterday ailternoon and ev- ening brought a large number of peo- ple to that popular resort to enjoy the good music. The band extended it- self and the people of the Norwalks will be pleased to learn that the local musical organization will play every Sunday at Roton. At a meeting of the Italian indepen- dent éociety held yesterday it was you ed to panticlpate in the exercises at- tondin: the laying of the corner stone of St. Joseph's parochial school on Sunday next. The Maria dei A'ssnnta society of Norwalk will join with the South N'orwaik' organization and the latter organization will entertain the members of the sister society to re- freshments previous to the ceremoni- es. - son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F‘. Way, of last avenue. who was recently marri- that his condition. In New Otliflll where he was taken cuddcnlI with 119- Dendicitls lut west. is Mr. and Mrs. Way are on their way to the bedside of their “who has been on oratod upon. am. We: Mt Nomlk 6n Prifl! «may and was met. in Washington, I). 0.. by her husband. Hf. W was married on my 18th. » J OSTEOPATIIY on. s. A. campsites catharsis physician seven tents had been erectedut Cult 1 The friends of Arthur Camp Way, ed in the south, will regret to uses « You want” a Refrigerator that will maintain a low temperature with a small amount of ice. You want a reliable value for the right refrigerator moans health. Our line of refrigerators are charcoal ‘ tilled and odorless and uses little ice and one that will keep food in a perfect condition and they range in mice From $6.75 up to $45 A. J. Collins 81 Co. , GTART YOUR CHICKS RIGHT Something Good for' Ydunu Chicks. The success of your broods. from the moment they are out of the shell. depends on the feed you use. Bonnie Chick Feeds. home pre- pared. are the kind you can depend on to make fine. healthy fowls and future sturdy layers. We use not only the best and cleanest ma— terials, but we proportion our mixtures scientifically. to provide for the youngest chick as well as the full grown fowl. Only sweet. sound. cracked grains are permitted to so into our feeds. Bonnie Little Chick Feed Is not an experiment, but is something that has been carefully tested. and there is nothing used that can not be fed alone. with perfect safety. Bonnie Chick Feed contains the choicest im- ported Milieu. line cracked charcoal thoroughly dried and selected grains such as out meal. cracked wheat. cracked kailil'. peas. flue old cracked corn. which combined. make a food best adapted ot produce strong and vigorous chickens. MANUEL TORO HATCH. First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its custom- ers~Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry. W Certified Ice We desire to inform our patrons that we handle Certified ice only. "Certi- fied lce'his a natural ice which has been~exemined by competent authorities and found to be pure und‘wholesome for all purposes. it may be freely use- ed in water. tea, lemonade, etc. for drinking. without the slightest danger to health from the ice. , Distributors for the Norwnlks Brookside Ice Company, South Norwaik AND Charles T. Pickering,_Norwalk Telephone 580 " / . 4 5: 4» t .s . \ ‘ Final Clearing Sale of Ladies' and Misses' Suits, Costs and Dresses at such low prices that you can't afford to miss it. as they must be sold because we nev- er curry anything over from one season to another. We also invite you to ins met our line of House Dresses KI- monos and Waists. The prices ate low and styles correct Come and be convinced. WE ALTER FREE. ‘ The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House 515 Main St.. Stamford. 33 So. Main St.. South Nomlk thurb & Gutter Reset L Old Walks Recovered thrading. Excavating. Team Work RAYMOND BROTHERS Concrete. Cement. Flag Have you seen the 1913 Model Of the M0 or AutomObiie You are yordialiy invited to inspect it at our garage. We rent Automoqu By 3:; hour, day or week. Our chauifcurs are skilled and par . OSCAR H. BANKS RIVER STREET Tdidphofle ”1-8 “NORWALK, CONN. O B. Jackson "$33333" ‘ OpthIdli} m” . moans... . , lntherticalIdne Eyes ExaminedFree alum , min-Momma refrigerator “ :2 W “I "—an MINTZ’S You Can Buy $3 Lingerie Waists at $1.49 Here Beyond question the best Waist values offered. Just think. you pay us just 1-2 the regular price. We can hard- ly hope to describe such Waists. One seems prettier than. the other. We doubt if you ever read such interesting Waist News. Surely you won’t miss this chance to buy two Waist: for the price of one—to buy your pummel- supply at 1-2 price: See window display. Mtddy Wansts. 99c Middy Waists. made of the best quality cloth, with flannel collar, guaranteed to launder; good $r.25 value. OTHER WAIST SPECIALS. $1.25 Linen Shirts 79c $1.00 Lingerie Waists 74c Silk Waists$l.99 Values to $2.50 ‘ $5 Chiffon Waists $3.95 All business success is necessari- ly due to some sort of adver- tising. No matter what your en- terprise may be, it. must become known to others besides yourself. There are numerous methods of ' conveying to the public the facts you desire them to know. But the BEST way is that which '1 tells the most people in the ‘ quickest time and that daily keeps pounding your business offers into their heads and'ev ent- ually convinces them of the u advantages of doing business with 9 you ~— that is The Sentinel a way. ' ‘ . Just“ Ho Wanted Him. Visitor-J an I‘ so. that. motorist who was brought here an hour ago?” Nurse—“He hasn't ccmti' to M! senses yet" Visitor—"Oh. that's all right. fcnlywsnttouilhimm Refrigerators ‘ ‘7‘ or preoiiiilsi stones. Ahoy m freehand: last he- mm the lion forces open the fluid w. i which they are Mt. ‘ he entered the parlor and found his pinup daughter sitting in your leaf we. worked that 1 had taken amMuwm , Furnitiue Store r A. MITCHELL . oceans .yu‘t‘tt. Nib am an. Many of the prettiest voila com , have a beta and trimming of «an in color, says the Baltimore Bnnr'l‘ho ‘ plain hem of black, is alsoflavored. These teno much to the lasting sanity} ‘ . ties of the dainty summer gowns by 1‘ keeping the skirts clean. We Represent Flrst~Class and Prompt Paying The insurance . :5 Companies J. M. LAYTON & Cd. (Incorporated) . ' REAL earns Amuse mounmul 8 Railroad Ave" South Not-walk, Cl. ‘ for ConneCting .Gas Ranges 9' To incur; prompt attention ‘ ders must be placed early. Don wait until the weather gets good and hot. Order your gas range: today. An order placed now means prompt attention. We an- not promise this prompt perv-loot if you delay in ordering. Order? now. A phone call or a postal? will bring our representative. United Electric Light &WaterCo eves EXAMINED Fan AND GLASSES GUARANTT Open Monday and Saturday at UNITED BANK BUILDING. South Norwnlk. Fenwiclt Optical Siiés (if f S‘CREE ' DOORS; Carried in Stock 21t.6mxcit.sin. 2ft. Sin. xdft.8In. 2 ft. 8 in. 3: ti ft. loin 2" Sin ‘x’lft. 2dt1t'iin. xdftloin. “ft 10111.17“. ' 3ft.x7ft. Measure your door and send I order by ’phone or mail to.
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