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LABOR DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel
the morning. next Monday. in order
that Labor Day may be properly ob-
served. News and
evening.
Miss Sarah Bennett, of
who has been visiting Mrs. and Mrs.
J. G. Murray, of Lowe street, has
returned to her home.
Mrs. H. .l. Paxton, of Greenwich
avenue. Stamford, has returned from
a week's visit with friends and rela-
tives in 8011111 Nol'willli.
—-School shoes. Conncnlly & Bracken.
Michael Whelan, of Bridgeport,
visiting at the home of his br,other
Christopher Wheian of Riverside ave-
nue. He also called on Thomas Ratch
ford.
Professor William E. Chancellor undL’ ,
family, who have occupied the Fen-15‘
place in West street for several ycurs,‘
have moved to Dnricn to make their
future home.
Misses Susan and \iary Louise
Chancellor daughters of l’r‘oi’essol
William ii). Chancellor, will enter Bur-
nnrd College. next month, 1‘01 11 clus-
sicnl course.
.1ne Golf Caps.
~“F‘illl O'Brien‘s.
The regular monthly meeting of the
directors of the South Norwallt Public
Library will he held in the Library
Rooms. this evoning, August
1912. 111 8 o'clock.
llr. Joseph Lindo, Mrs. M. Linde,
J. (3111111 and i. ll. Kilttor, of New l-iu-
ron, intro returned home alter a visit
to Mr. and Mrs. Adolph W. liroyfuss,
of 7 Gibson court.
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wfitehoni shoemtiounenlly & llrnclton.
Attor 11 “try plouunnt visit with Mr.
and 1111‘s. .1. Louis filmy. oi’ (ilret'sntlold
Hill. Mr. and Mrs. (lmlld 11nd 1111111411-
ter. l'lolon. htwo returned to their
home in Norwullt.
'Mrs. illrnnst. Gill and mm, Howard.
of iiiprlugfield, pro visiting Mrs. (Jr-
«on Sturmutld of Qulnturd avenue.
Minn (inrrio Paxton of South Nor-
walk is visiting with friends on anon-
wich nwnuc, Stamford.
”Straw Hutu. O'ilrion'n.
Joseph Miller, non of Mr. mthrs.
Hurry W. Miller. of Leonard ptroot,
1111111 bruised recently, when he not;
3111111111111 from the auto dolivery wagon j
of the Button more, in Franklin ow“
111119. The lad was fortunate in not
being uortouuiy injured.
M11111 (liii'om'clmr, of 11111111111011 avo- ,
one. who amounted from Bmith’ofloi— 1
loge, Northampton, Mu... in 111111. .
M taken u poaitlou on 11121111011 of but»
in and Englihh in the 1111311 Home! at
31111111111119. 0111111., no will oommm‘
her 411111611 at the opening of adhool on ’
' ll’uopdur.
T
I
will be published in
advertisements |
should reach the office early Sunday‘
Danhury, 1
,who has been visiting
iBrooklyn, has returned home.
3 The
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tuttite, senatorial
29th. L'
bridge, will also attend the Bunkers"
PAGE 81 SHAWL
Baotou Q ‘ " "L
The Candy “bf Excellence
01.0051“ pound ‘ Q‘QnQ
FL. H. HMTER.
Agont for Town of Noerole
Anderson's Launch Works =1
Launches and Boats
of all kind: promptly built. loouf
lot- «ulo. All klndl of "Fairing
.givon Imiol ottontlon.
‘ Oyster Shell Point. Nomik
a
Miss Smith of Brooklm is Spending:
the Holidays with Mn and Mrs. Fred.
'Didell.
Mrs. Emma 11. Barnum, of No. 16,
Center avenue, has gone to Boston, to
visit her son, F. C. Barnum.
Miss Frances Burrhof Arch stroct,
relatives in,
There will be smiling roads as usual
at The Norwalk Yacht Club, tomorrow
nitcnmon, starting at 2:15 o'clock.
The season's series of dances at
Norwallt Yacht Club will be
brought to a close next Tuesday oven-
Miss Jennie 111. Running, who has
been visiting in Piainvlitgo 901111., has
Ql‘("[llllled to her home 111 Putnam
LQu‘i'enue '
Tho Republican town canons of the
voting districts of the town will be
held this evening. The ilrst.and third
distrit is of the town will mucus in theQ
town bull in Wall slit-ct The second:
Mtlistritt \1ill moot in South Nortvnlhd
.At the mucus tonight dclogulos to the:
congressional undLj
,prollate tonvctitinns will be (looted i
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Charles 111 lioyt. the secretary and
treasurer of the South Norwttik Trust l
(‘0111pauy, starts tomorrow 011 it two
woohs’ trip th1ough tho “'1 st lie will
go first to Rapid (. itv South imitating
and then return to Detroit. Miohl gumi
where he will attend the American‘
Bunkers’ Association convention i
which will be hold from September lltlt ‘
to 16th. Richard ii. Golden, president?
of the Trust Conmnny. accompanied.
by Mrs. Golden and niece, Mrs. Walt!
Convention.
Otto [Aluminum 01' A. M. i’olil:
man‘n burbor shop, 1111s been subject-
L'tl to so much ntloyuuco the post tow
111m; over 1111 error which crept. into
the columns or The Honiinol that in
Junticc to him them should be a can
roctlou. There was an inforence. thut
Mr. Lindatrom had boon arrested for
lutoxivntiou. tho orror being caused by
the morning of two separate: items of
news. Thono who know Mr. Linn-
trom roulinmi 111. coco that u rttistnko
11nd boon lililiil', but, thorn. art: othorh
11*l1oupponr to lnitmloilsht in dwallluu
on tho 111111315121 until it 1111.; become tim-
oomn to Mr. 'lllndstrom.
Dr. J. B. MALLERY‘
There is more truth that
tal and at a big saving.
$2.00 and $2.50 Trousers at. ..
$3.00 Trousers at
$3.50 and $4.00
$5.00 Trousers at
' $6 and $6.50 Trousers at ..
dreds of men are finding it: out.
In thisi'gr'cat Red Tag Pants Sale you’ll 'find Trousers
wfor street, dress, outing, work—each and every pair substan-
Trousers at... ..
n-u-u-n-nuo.
poetry in the above and hun.
$1.48
..... $1.ng
$2.48
$348
$4.48
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NORWALK
SOUTH NORWALK
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ESCALLOPS
Soft and Hard Grabs
Cod, 11111111111,
Eels, Lobs
lilue, \‘i’euk, Sen lluss.
Bouota Muckercl, Nutiro
NCWCKS
F .11 Butterflsln
1.011.1- und Round (ll
Sword.
tors,
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thE, Little
If our Sea Food pleases you, tell others. it not tell us.
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish gMaeret.
TELEPHONE 108.
FREE DELIVERY.
Now Ready 11115111111
Fall Neckwear
STYLES
Robesplerre (.‘ollurs. Gulmpos,
(Jilonlisetles. 1111011 and Em-
broidered Dutch 001111111. Gout.
Collar and Cuff Sets, ilrcss {lob
lar and (luff Sets. 'l‘nilorod
Stocks, Jubots. l'lx. size Lace
and Embrolderod Collars, Silk.
Velvet. Loco 11nd Embroidered
Bows.
llufflintzs and iluchings;
J. I. Maiiette
88 Washington 81.
Tel. 449. So. Norwaik. ~
THERE IS NO
EXCUSE
for 11. person to wour artificial teeth
that drop when spanking or eating;
simply because he may have bud nev-
orul splwtoa with the some fault. he
should not get discouraged uud'tthlnlt
him. If you have a. mouth that is
1111111100 11 little out of the ordinary.u
pinto made in my office Would demen-
otrnto the fact that peculiar mouths
can ho mode to hold :1. plate firmly.
Como in and him your tmprouolon talc»
on and lunacy lilo once more.
16 South Kiln at. Mill Nomi
hours: i 11. m. to a 11.111. Ion»
any; 11: 11111101111111“: 011111.. .
We Sell Tickets
for
to r1111 unouhtvmo Q’T
, owns or .
Q this book's cocoon No
111m of Direotors in mu
Etbld mood Igloo, uvnnnnh Lino.
161700 1.111:
thorn 111 nothing better in aim for.
Something New
We Make Figrst-Ciass
Ladies’Suits from
$10.00 up
For your own benefit give us a
trial.
All our garments Qlll‘e gnurahteed.
We also do Meaning and repairing
for ladies and gentlemen.
THE PARIS LADIES' TAILORS,
128 Washington St.
Turlov Block. 2 floor it. Kohen, Mgr.
Tel. 3574.
THAMER
ocuttsrs AND op'rlcmna
THE an’fifirfin WchH
wo oak patronage is Yours of Ex-
porlenco in correcting Eye Trouble.
Soientiilc instruments for test.-
ing Plant for grinding just the
lemon your (1111111 1100.11. '
You get RELIABLE GLAEBEB
if. we make them. Q
I? Atlantic Square. Stamford. 091111..
.. Established 15 years
Open Saturday Evenings
Nothing Succeeds
Like Success
The Flood to Show is 11 Fuh- 1111111
81mm Deal to everybody. At tho
Norwuk 1111111111111. .
(111mm... to F. 11'. 1111111111111
mo WALL or. NORWALK. 111.111. ' '
ovornbooy ”“F fair and 11un dead
L lions given in steel barred arenas by
41111111111111 and/their lady and gentlemen
, and away from any similar ontortuiu~ .
: giniu, a petite
1118 the eyes and our own Grind- _
Pill’llllll 01081311008
CIRCUS NEXT- THUIVDLAY.
0110‘ of the prominent restores with Q
Sig. 1111.11.11“ how his shows thin new
son is the highly 1111111811110 1111 exhibi-
Spec]
SATUR DA
AUGUST 31 st
Hearse W. Mllins’ trained and unions .
Veil 1111.11.11.11 11111.11, bred carnivorous .
teachers. This far-tamed and meritorw .
ions attraction is entirely different
went. it is of inestimublo value to »
all parents and children and of espo— Q
c.1111 interest to students of natural his— '
tory. This statement does not mean
that thencta uro tea parties and dnr- 3'
ing the time the 'train’ors are in the
ureuas there are enough thrills’ to
satisfy the most bloodthirsty- Liens.
leopards. jaguars, panthers and caug- ?
111‘s comprise the folir~footed perform- Q
ers in this department and us each has
its good and bad days it is rarely the
trainers leave the dens Without being
forced to do battle with one or more
Store Closed All
Day Monday
Labor Day
of the animals. 1,, one of me am five Very Best Creamery Butter per lb. . . ........ , ..... . 31chQQ
large and perfect specimens oi! the Nu-
bian lions are controlled by M'lie vir~ Drake’s Fresh Sponge Cake, each . . . .. . . . . ........ .. 1'81:
and Winsome black-r
eyed Southern beauty, who evinces no .
*mone tear in handling the atilmuls
than a less daring woman would ex-
hibit in fondling a pet kitten. M’lie
Virginia's work is described as the;
nerveruoitlug breath-stilling kind from i
the moment she first enters the dent
Baker’s or Beckmann's Cocoa. can .. ..... . ......
. 19o
3 pkgs. Quaker Corn Flakes ...... 1 . . . . . .. ......... . . . . 2ch
3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser. .........
18 lbs. Fine-Granulated Sugar
untl she is safe again outside. tin one i """""""
port of the performgance she temptsl ' Q
the fates by feeding each lion chunks i 70 Stamps Wlth I lb. Very Best Tea . ....... . . . . . -
of raw beef from her bare hands. This ' ’
‘accomplished the fearless daughter of: 60 Stamps with I lb. Special Tea ................. . . .
Eve brushes off the lips of "Prinoeflf
the largest of the group with a tnble’
'nnpkin, and next presents a climax:
which illustrates to what extremes 11
courageous trainer will go to metal and ,
to excite the envy to these less darn
25 Stamps with 1 lb. No. I Plantation Coffee ........ . . . . 359.
no Stamps with I lb. No. 2 Plantation Coffee ......... . . 3'21:
lug. With her dainty hands no, dint-1i: Fine California Claret, I gallon Jug ............. 80cQQ
wide the. huge mouth of the beach. , . , L .L
Mm, Virginia mama her face and} Gordon Dry Gm or Nicholson 5. bottle ............ 85o.
head within the animal‘s ponderous 'j
,juws, undaunted by the fact that the "L
i‘slightost fright or the least anger;
....
L Monogram Rye Whiskey (Carstair’s), bottle got;
would cause the king of beasts to in-i Ruppert's. Ehret’s or Feigenspan’s Beers, case . . .. $1.15
stantly crush her skull 11nd face be~j .r
,Wnd “’W‘W’O‘L “"9 Virginia WWL Kirk’s Old Crow Rye or Green River, bottle ........ $1.00 ‘
be seen at evety perfonnnnce oi the; 7 Q 4Q
Sfiumle shows When they “mm hen“ Wilson Whiskey, new style bottle ......... . . . . . . . . . .. 95c 31*
'l‘hursdm afternoon and evening next IL ‘ .Q
new“ i . ‘Q‘.
~[tchtng piles DTO'iOke profanity“ 5°C Bottle Old Port or Sherry Wine ....... . ....... '. . 40c L,
but profanity wont cure them. Iloan'hlI 1 v '
Ointment cures itching. bleeding or!
protruding piles after years of suffer-
ing. At any drug store.
PATENT LAWYER’S ANNIVERS‘,
ARV -
A M. Wooster will ccfebrate his
thirtieth annivcrsury of his actltefL
practice in BridgepOrt, as a patent?
lawyer and solicitor, in his fine new:
offices in the Security Building. For;
upwards of twenty years he has 0110.114;
pied the sighly corner offices in the;
Wheeler IBnllding, Fulrileld avenueg
and Main street. Expansion of bust—1v
ness, however, and additions to trier-3'
icai force have made it absolutely nee-f
essary to seek new quarters. Mr.
wooater has leased a line suite in the?
Security Building and hopes to see all 1
his old clients and many now 011021 at}
the new offices, which uro commodions
and pleasant.
We carry‘the largest stock of Wines and Liquors in}:
The Norwalks. You can get the standard brands here; no 2"
substitutes.
A. F. Beckmzmn 81-00.
83 a: 85 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALLK'
Phone 440
‘PunE SILK Hose—25c a pair. Blacks, tans, nnvy and greys.
SILK KNIT TIES—259.
STAG BRAND SHIRTS-A4100. Soft or stiff cuffs.
FALL CAPSwfiOc,.7bc. $1.00 and $1.50.
FALL HATWDO. $2.60 and 33.110.
Redman Collars, B. V. D. Underwear,
Garter»
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MR. ROWE'S SUMMER HOME
BURNED. Q
PINE ORCHARD, Aug 30. «The ‘i‘u-
301111311 summer home (tuned by H.
C. Rowe, of Now Haven wan destroy;
cd by lire lust night. The loss will on1
total. it is not known how tho fire;
started, but it is believed to huvo booni
incondiht'y.
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1
Brand Collars,
CAVANAGH 81 ROSE
TOGGERY SHOP
Lion Purl! '
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FINAL MAP OF
Rock Ridge
(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL agth ,
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
. .1 WNW“... 1
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BRACKEN
School Daysore
Coming
11nd We invite your attention ,-
to tho turnout and moat como
plots line of
MSH'O ES
for Boys 81 GirlsLL‘Q
111111 111111 be found in town,
including the Famous
Educator
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