Amalie Fresh
HUYLERfs FAMOUB
CHOCOLATES
LANE'Q PURE lcE CREAM .
THE BRET; 0P MKERV
PRODUCTS
“F A LANE
fl Wuillnqton Street.
South Norwulk
Sweet potatoes from the eastern
shore of Virginia are reaching mar-
ket.
’Dog days are now omclally over.
A plentiful coat of tan is about all
that remains of many a pleasant va-
cation just now.
—R. C. 1-]. cars. Reddy and Ayers.
Joseph A. McElroy‘s grounds are
being improved by Albert Kunze, the;
landscape gardener
Harry Kearne and Thomas Reilly.
oi! Winnipauk. have gone to Pittsfleld,
Mixed, to spend a few days.
The Stark .11.in is to hold its an-
nuai reunion at the Venue House.
Sayhrook Point, Wednesday.
, .; Lilieafieieni'l‘. Rntchfordiof Main.
street, has returned home from a viullE
’ in Waterbury and Hartford.
Canning time is at its height. .
One month from the present and
the straw but hell will be rung.
-—Straw hots, 1-2 price. O‘Brien‘s.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ghiotto. of Lin.
coin avenue, have been entertaining
Miss Mamie Bernard, of Brooklyn.
Mica Harriet Kaufman, of Brooklyn.
New York.
friends in Norwalk, has returned to
her home.
Miss Lillian Jones, of South Nor-
walk is vialtin‘grher brother. 1“. Irving
Jones and family of Siuaway park,
Cos Cob.
'MI» and Mrs. John J. Higgins, of 26
Burrltt avenue, have been entertnin-T
in: Michael J. Mulliolland, of Orange.
New Jamey.
Every lmsehnli onthuoiuat should
. hove a Sentinel Score card. ()ue cou-
pon and ten cents is all you need.
Get one today.
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Miss Helen Montgomery of High
street. Norwalk, in nuiortalning hci
cousin, Mine (:iaribel Troy, of Now-
town. Connecticut.
Katydlds were first heard horo-I
According to,
about» ten days ago.
an old tidying treat may he looked for
in about six weeks.
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~31er mm. M price.
O’Brien'l.
The 1111:1111 cutie oi the 3......
Nowell: Bonnet Church will hold 11 .
amines: meeting at the church. Tues- ‘
day evening at ii o‘clock.
Mr. and Mrs.
ntluburrh. room. hove been mum:
o week with Mr. “1PM“. G. Climbs
coconut 1 Quinta-ll avenue.
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The 111511111611 of welcome me.
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will hold 1111 «’1qu on New? 111ml;
in: 11111111111 hive
11011! for that do“
who has been flailing.
(i MdGIrrlxle oi‘
Launches and m
of I" .idndl promptly built. Bout-
tor «in.
given opoolal “caution.
Anderson’s Launch Works . N
All kind- of repairing ‘
Oyster Shall Point, Nomlk
CAVALRY ASSOCIATION
NUAL MEETING.
lN AN.
General George A. Custer Commem-
orated by Badges of Veterans.
HARTFORD, Aug. 17.——,l;iright yol-
low badges were in evidence about the
streets \Vedueaday. They bore the
likeness of General George A. Custer,
and the event was the i‘or-iy-hfth an-
nual reuniou of the Connecticut Cav-~
i airy Association, in Grand Army Hall.
The" association is composed of caval-
ryruen who served in the Civil War on
the Union side and who live in this
state, but most of the members he-
ionged to the First (‘ouueoticut Cm"
airy, which was at one time in Gener-
lai (Buster's brigade. Hartford is a
favorite place for the meetings of tho
cqvnlrymen, nithough many of the
dilute. and it was voted tq..llolll»tlievmo
union next year here.
on the Wednesday nearest to August
17, according in custom.
1 At the meeting \t’cdnesdhy, which
began at 11 o'clock, the old officers
were melee-led as follows: .
i’rcsillentwln l). l‘onvorfie,
sor.
Viee-Prcaidcuis ~lovig W.Sn1itl1.
Charles A. Boles, holh of Hartford
Secretary and ’I’ieusuroi-George S.
Smith, Noroton.
A committee was elected to make
plans for securing a monument to
commemorate the First Connecticut
Cavalry. The idea in lo ham a suit.
able memorial erected on llushneli
1Purk or in Lafayette Square, and us-
! sistaurc will be asked from the begin-
lnlnre. The committee in: L. 1). Con.
verse, chairman; George S. Smith.
Lewlu W. Smith, John 1.. Sane. of Wu-
iorimry. George ii. Curoy, of Norwich,
treasurer, 11nd Ebenezer Bishop and
Joseph McKuchnle, of Putnam. Gen»
erai llruyion lven in an honorary
member o (the committee.
There were between lilily and sixty
at the re-uniou and the old friends
rehearsed their oxlferlencca ‘nnd had
an onioynhio time. Dinner was uervcd
at ‘1 o’clock by tho Tyler Pout Won
'ulan‘a Relief Corps.
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HOTm-iiKlBB FAMILY REUNIGN
il‘ho thirtymecond annual reunion of
tho iiotchklaa Aaaoclutlon will he held
at. Lake (iompounco next Thursday.
All direct. iloichlciuu descendant» and
their families are invited to he preo-
out. A picnic dinner will be served at
12: 30 o'clock.
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men live in the southern part of the :.
it'll-in be hell] 7
“I’ve Come * "Twenty
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Said :1 man in the store wye‘sltcrday, “but it’s worth it. On the few items I’ve saved $9-and I ..
think that is pretty fair pay for a day’s time. I used to run up to Bridgeport to attend their a
' sales, but I found that even though they paid my car fare, I could do a great deal better ‘
right here in this store, for I know values and I’ve made comparisons,"
'YOU‘LL NOT HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE LIKE THIS AGAIN
AND NOW ONLY FOR‘A FEW DAYS MORE. MAKE HASTE.
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
“$153311d $18 Light Colored Suits 111 Broken Lois
Norwaik W
All Sizes at $6.85
-” So. Norwaik
OUTFITTERS "
YourSea Foo
where they handle nothing else and and have it
FRESH EVERY DAY BY FXPRESS
Butler, Blue, Sea lines. Cod,
Halibut, Pei-glen,
Kennehec Suliuon,
Cutbiil’e Bridge ' Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
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Nuilvc Eels,
Soft Crabs,
EXHIBITION.
TRowaylon exhibition are
jlhem permanent residents of the
glaze or of its neighborhood.
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Lobalcrs. Long and Round logo in a h usehout, with nhlch
CiamshLittgle Necks. The only
h ’1 .
Fish Market in town. as 8 went
,tiny sandy beach near
cedars.
race oeuvanv.
Here he has painted the
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and pointed, singed cellars.
low.
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Pieces.
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ART
GOODS
Anew line 01‘ Art (loads in
the popular Punch Work; also
Solid and Eyelet
Bree-sea. Sharia, L‘cntor Pieced,
Pillow (lanes. Towels, Collars.
Collar and Gulf Sets, i’in Cusln
ion (Eeyore and.lieiiu,
The New Fluflo Embroidery bl
now on exhibition
window in a finished Sotu Hi-
The Royal Society Paokagoo in
Pillows and
Pieces with Ficus to complete
lhowork, nt....... 51:
Ecru Linen Loco in Ginny Put-
ierna for Scari'o and Center
' J. l. Mallétte
la-thiuulon 8t.
80. Nov-mill.
Work
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We Make First-Class
Ladies’Suits from
$10.00 up
For your own benefit give no a
trial.
All our garments are guaranteed.
, We also do cleaning and repairing
for ladies and gentlemen.
THE PARIBIADiEB' TMLORS,
123 Wilmington at. «
Tarlov Block. 2 floor ii. Kellen. Mgr
Tel. 057-4. ,
coed in rehabilitating
estate. The house was old and
in mutability. Although it always
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west in evidence.
house to its original lines within.
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(‘ulltel'
ct unuciouenoog.
THAMER
oouuo'row AND OP‘I’lclANB
Ivan.
Human and Artifiiolnl.
are our haunt“.
should an accident render an
,Artlnolul .Eyo mum, mom
her Our 11111111111 my” come now,
and rocks in the
mini. '*
no. Josephine Jeloup undo
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THERE IS NO
EXCUSE
in: 'a m to our artificial moor
cunt. than when aminoc or notion?
out com um em in amour-
moo and man; Illa that we lit
them correctly. .
I1 Mitotic matron” ”More. (than.
“I’ll be back six '
months later," he cheerily called as he left the store mighty well pleased with his purchases.
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iTHE ARTlSTS OF THE ROWAYTON
The artists who are to exhibit in the
must of
vilv
John C Huii‘lngton came many years
he
'was poking along the Sound. painting,
He expected to anchor
in the Rowuyton river for one sum-
mer but instead, the little square craft
has stayed ever since, drawn up on a
a clump
Here has been. Mr. uniting-
1ou‘a studio throughout the summers.
dry white
logs of this coast and minty marshes
of
George F. Meuudei has lived in R0-
wayl’hn only a few years. When he
came and undertook to make the old
Pennorer house hla renldence‘lt seem-
ed impossible that anyone could nuc-
thnt buttered
had
long since lost any claim even to new
pro.
served the air of having seen beltor
duya. it had unmistakably enquired
in addition the ab; oi: seeing very bad
it was a case of decayed gen
illliy. with the decay moat inoistentiy
Mr and Mrs. Moundol restored the
and
it is once more a. place of dignity and
Mr. Moundel likes to paint treel.
illiht of very early
morning, especially in the winter. To
make it. poouiblo to all in the cold. he
has invented a hull of unit warm moo .
,ieriol lined with Janene» hand warm»
«I. and terminating in thick wooden
the
only portrait. which are in the nhow.
Minn JOIN!) m ciao revived one of
illo’oldor lumen all the village,
., though one had not the depths of
uncommon on will in: iron: that con-
iii-out Mr. Wei. him live! in tho
Vincent boon. which was placed do-
in the “give! tho river.
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Fundy Native Pollution. per .Wk .
Armani-a. Corned hoot ...
Armour'o React Beet ... ......
Fine Callrmulo. Claret, poi-“gullmi
Fine Old Port or Sherry Wino, gal.
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST»
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Will Be Open
Cost Accounting
South Norwalk
Image Home Plain or Stoned Olives ........ .
,Nntional Biscuit Co’e Mmy Ann Cakes, lh“.
‘ , Fresh Crisp Graham Crackelo, lb. .
Monogram Rye Whiskey (very line), but.
EXTRA STAMPS wer TEAS AND COFFEES.
, A. F. Beckmann 81
Phone 440
1111: NEW TOGGERY 3111
AT NO. 2 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Tomorrow, Saturday, August
Men’s l'p-ltodnte liabeifldaeheiy; Hats. Caps and Customqn
Clothes will he carried at Reasonable Prices.
is extended to all to step in and look the shop over.
Yours Veiy Tiuiy
GAVANAGH 3.11051:
taught at
Merrill Business Colleg.
Stamford
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peculiarly picturesque with clumps at
nine» and collard, and boulders in
great dlvorulty.
Mr. F W Trina: is one or the men
who make no laugh at ourselves. and
underworld ouruoiveu honor. Beside
melting cartoon: he in a landscape
Minter. , . ,
Mu. 'i‘rluo has made exquisite
lustre ware. 11 product rarely exhibio
ed by the few people who melee it.
Mr. Neil Mitchell WINGS lor his
studio and in: 11mm the old hunolord
runu in and out of the uluicowny be
null; his floor. and he can nah from
hill plan whenever he withoo to.
Four 11: the admin group ‘ ol‘
on... are finding their picture-L and.
1m. urtiuli toned allvomiuo ii!
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FINAL MAP OF
Rock RIdge
(Formerly Beard‘s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choic¢:_
Telephone 760 South Norwa'l
M. D. RANDALL
Best Quality of Coal at Lowest
Summer Prices
Harris 8; Guns Compa
troom 11nd its fire pluce lolt
dance over the kitchen and it”
'01 View and oi the croitomun
mill :1th Beach. The water still '
no. comm mu mun-lune usqrqli
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tent of the View, and with thug
or course. not all oi the old
the Rowoylon exhibition will
iocol aubjocto. but they w
chew the ohoractorioticu of M
the novorui urn-to.
ouuocmrmfi
m
Pum- Made for Mlnrin’a M
” Palm house.
it nu been decided by cold
loading democrats in Nomad:
a Wilmu‘tlinoor the tint int ‘
Muller 111 John omnmu
Home. M thin time my on
will in mutually organism: .
{or the dinner on very 41m
Norwalk Chronicler