or store an inbound“
it’d ten cents in NEW
1
‘ l solicit the confinutioi at your na—
~ duets will .be uttered, made from min
Nothing but the W W3
" ingredients in a strictly Military
‘l
= 3 When you “391
Ourteams go by
_ 3;, heaping loads
.0! fling coal.
‘When the night air
linen! and a wrap
Feels grateful’
Does it remind you
3 Ofiuture needs.
C Shy. does it?
THE TRUTH.
irprove it to you.
Family Liquor Store just three
months ago. I started with one team.
..’I‘.0day I. have three teams to deliver
and we are busy. This shows that a
good many people take advantage of
anyhow prices 1 don t give stamps orl
‘ tickets for return but I give you the!
cash when you buy of me. I assure
yea that you will save 20 do 40 per
cent. on all the goods We sell On ev-
ery bottle goods you‘can save from
-10c no "250 on :bottle. On Wines.
Sherry. Port, Musontel, $1. 00 gallon.
sworth 31.60.1nte1boro3 Beer, 81. 00
case. 24 bottles. Nassau Pllseneh,
$1.10 case W. and 2,. $1.15 case.
.Bchlltz Boer. $1. 60 case Clausen and
.Flannagan Cream Ale, $1.10 Owen
Ale and other Imported Ales ' and
Lager. All kinds of Ale or Beer
bottled at brewery. Cordial Gin and
Whiskey at very low prices Table
at, 65c gallon. You cant buy the
. same thing for less than 31. 00,.
Gone and give us a trial and satiety
yourself. Fine Sparkling Wine, 39. 00
(ruse or $1. 00 bottle; worth $2 .60. We
deliver to your home No delay.
uTel. 606-2 or postal card will do. No
connection with any other “place This
:is the only place that I do business.
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o TELEPHONE
YOURvORDERs
JOSEPH DISESA, Prop.
Family Liquor Store and Wholesaler.
55 Railroad Ave. South Nor-walk
- TELEPHONE 405
i opened the3
. ‘ yahoo.
JOHN RAIHS
The Holmes Millinery
. Human HairGjoods
Dresszmaking and
Remodeling
3 MONROE, ST.
last.
The decenwd was a native of Dan- 3
bury and last evening the parents of
the young ma:
ed to reach hi
Carl 3i).“0obrielson.
inch with winol 33111311111113
. afternoon. and despite
3‘ itho heroic eitdrts or Dr William .1.“
Tuner and the Hospital authorities.
he breathed 1115 last at 11:30 ofnlook
last night. 5*
Mr. Wood went in swimming yeston
day and whiiel in the water first tell. ‘
the approach 53" the deadly disease.
He became numb in his legs. He was
assisted to his from. where he rapidly
became woreal‘and by the time the
hospital was reached he was unable to
move sinusoid in his bow with the
exception of his right hand. Every-
thing was doneflto check the rapid pro-
gress or the disease. but to no avail
and at 9: 30 oclock he breathed his
. Sui-g.“
ringers, widow ‘ or the late Wlo’oapr
dent or the .Btnn‘domd 191! -
died suddenly today in a d
illusion of a Journey nan ‘
Woods. 1N. IH.. to her home.
end came. ‘Hsr death was reported to
the coroners office by Dr. McCloud.
who was hastily summoned to attend
her.
Her husband died about three years
ago in this city and was buried at the
Rogers summer home in Fair Haven.
Mass.‘
Bishop Charlee O Grafton
FOND DU LAC. Wis., Aug. 30.—
were notified but fall- Bishop Charles 0. Grafton ot‘the Fond”
bedside before the end Du Lac Episcopal diocese, died at
came. The funeral arrangements will 11: 45 this forenoon..
be announced later.
James Cahiil has resigned his posi-
tion as a steam fitter. Mr. Cahiii will
Carl 0. Gabrielson, infant son 01 enter the tar root business.
the Grand Central Station in con ,
Mrs. Rogers was accompanied by,
several friends on her “journey dad“
had been but a short time in the dire 3.
in: our, talking with them. when the 3
I:I.3II new»
reduced to $2.
;n u I u‘|;l:l'l n‘a‘
Nonveih‘ Loading Dry Goods Store
3 and ii Gazette Building. Norivaik, Connecticut
“II-,-
75.
SHORT AND LONG SILK COATS—Greatly underpnced
‘1 from $4. 00 up.
Long Brilliantine Coats, now priced from $7. 75 up. 33 7 3 3 .
Long Tan, Pongee Coats, New $7. 50 and $8. 50. -
All the Serge 81 Fancy Mixed Long Coats at very Special Prices
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3W Items 1n theSummertSl
A few more Linen Dusters, and Linen Two-Piece Suits
Just the thing for Labor Day Outings at Wonderfully Low Prices
SILK UNDERSKIRTS -—- In a great variety of shades,
a
. BUY ”
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
Tel. 204. 122 Water It.
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WiLL CLOSE OUT OUR
Women’ s White
Nu-Buck Shoes
$3.00 AND $.50 GRADE
1011250311215
MAX ,LEVY’S ,
m WAeHmoroN 31:. BRIDGE
scum NQRWALK_
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Sale on Walk-Over
OxfOrds All Styles
3‘ and Sizes
M. Josem & Son's.
Two Stores.
195 Washington st. ' 31 Button 831.
Notice
wM. EFFRON .
of 35 Fort sr1eei,East
Fidorwalk. 3is paying lo 11 lb. ior rags
«and also extra prites . for
metals in large quantities. Cop-
" par-.1211; hy brass. 8c; lead, 3 Ho;
111* their 11.11.35.114 auto tires. 81: lb...
cent dished and skinned. and feather
diode Matty. Write postal or tele-
119113 «a W,
THE DINING
Special
Bargains
Ladies’ Oxfords
and Pumps
Shoe Store
150 Washington 831. BRIDGE
"We believe «we hnyo the best most1
uhltnntlnl Dining Room Furnituie to
0 found in this territory and all
II that cannot be better‘od
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«hand turnitul-e and Moves
:1in exchanged.
Wellington 8!.
Tel. «no;
RooM
as others do Sell your rage rubbers
motels. papers, feather beds and ”auto-
mobile ‘5‘!“ to R. Alexander, as he
pity» the highest prices. ,
Moo buys and sells second hnnd tur
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re. and 2. 21 anymond'fi'l.
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EVLRYBODY is WELCOMF To CREDIT HERE
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them from Head
0 U ought to try our Plan, it’s the one sure
way to get: what you need at the time you
need it. Your little Weekly Payment will procure for
you neCessities that you cant have until you have .
the whole amount savedif you wish to wait and buy '
for" cash. ("You will find this the Store where. Good
”Values and Large Assortments abound, wand where '
‘ you’ll receive courteous treatment. atall times.“
lay Specials
Tomorrow
Bring in your Boys and Girls and we will Clothe
toj Foot on Our
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hood and several men Who were re-
turning from the Newton Firemen‘m
alfnir turned in the alarm of fire.
in the meiintlme the young men residence. Both girl. are staying with
hnd shoved the boat oi! groin the dock Mrs. Cnrhart at James Iii. Stevonu’
where the big tanks or income were home.
endangered and the launch drifted
T 11.. occupants at the boat leaped be
, erbosrd with the steeptlon at Miss among whom Were Joseph ‘31. and Vic-
(inches, who refused to leave the 1.0113111 Gooiiwln. or south 11mm, and
' tor some little time, finally being 1!er Hiram Moreley.
. Ilihdéd to talus the leap. bowerei.‘
when the use. smm too hot {Or her. innit.
’101 l tth bod?)
l8he333 let go of 11 i t and‘ secured a
FIDDLE“ T‘"K 0" strangle. hold 311131; “$311 neck. with the
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result that both sank quickly beneath
the water. Luckily, a row bout put
in an appearance in this time and Miss
Carhert's hold was broken and she was
lpulled into the craft together with
Miss 'ztiuckes They were taken to the
shore and hurried to their place or
The attention of the firemen and the
pi! Rowdyton.
, turned «nourish ‘
The emit
then
‘other» who hwnm out to alive the girls.
W”
in the excitement nttendingthe enrc,
iy part (it the incident. 1va of the
young men are known to have made a.
hasty exit 'Oile of them was asked
where he was going. and he replied
"Home". :Meusrs. Smith, Beers Behub
dice, all 01‘ Bell island stoo by until
the dust doing all they c611 to sabre
the young indies and then the boat.
.Mies Cnihart was quite neurolf
burned just. how badly could not be
neocrtdined, for information was
somewhat genres this morning. Mr.-
Schuldice who 11th directly over the
11111.11... nl burned the tune
“quite psininiix.
,and “Louie streets.
one owning e! the boat was 2.1.1.1? ,
STREET PROPERTY DAM~
'" AGED.
Considerable (inmnge has been done
this week shoot the property or Char-
lob E Jennings, at the corner 01- West
Windows were
broken out 01 the househtuo one
hedge pulled' up by the roots and large
brunettes broken off the Mean.
Johninyii has an ideh who the guilty
parties are, and yesterdny confided his
*wssr
suspicions to the police, {with the re '
suit? that there up an pincer on duty
about no; pieni at last night; dunno
turther trouble occurred . "
awn can. musics/MILL“. . .
onnsnnmnounn 1m 11
‘: l3 - 15 Main Street.
, Steak God
3 Bluefish -
. 5‘ ' Butterfish
“I Belicia Mackerel l2bc
37 Haddock
Swordfish
Mr. 9
Ann. .
lllllll' Ill Will SIREN ‘ .
WALL STREET, 10:10, a. m.—The
stocks were dullwith an irregular ten-
dency at the opening of today's mar-
ket. Steel, selling «ex-dividend, gain~
ed a slight fraction.
WALL. STREET, 1 p. m ‘vBusiness
was nominal around midday, but the
undertone was better. with Unibn Pu-
cific in favor.
Edgar T. Mead, of Greenwich, was
arrested last evening by Umcer Jarvis
\iuimra) for violating the traffic laws.
He refused to go to the. right when di-
tected 1&do so by the Dinner. He put
up a $25 00 cash bond, and his tiial
will come up TueSday morning.
, . Up-to-date .. Sports
Read The
‘ Sentinel’s Sporting
Page
The Beers Meat 82;
Provision Co.
Norwblk
22 West Washington St., South
Norwalk '
Phone at Both Stores
1,2‘/2c lb ‘
-. 14c lb
. 813: lb
10c lb
Porgies ‘
5c lb
leclb
' ' FALL '
HATS
. it you me t ed 031 your straw
wit ll. this ion iI crispnedo and
its whitenesir m turned to n
sunburno’d brown-«or it .you .
are Just naturally anxious to.
-« whmw what’s what in men's
‘ 33mm for stall iota-weenie to
this first showing of ‘ _
crofui: and Knapp Hail. . .
3 ’ 3 .4400! 3’31004 _
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