Developing '
and Printing.
1 The best or, work. Try as once and
, m coarams.
‘ , Swiss. traumas AND" '
scams.”
LACE col-trains
too to 32.50 a pair.
E.K. BANKS
Mnhlckomo Hotel Block
" Booth Nor-walk
you will always remember the' place
for good work.
At Both Stores.
WM. P. BEERS-
NorWIlk.‘
South Norwalk.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalh and vicinity: Unsei.
‘tied but generally fair weather with
rising .ielnileill‘llli‘e tonight and Silli-
day.
LABOR DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be published in
the morning, next Monday. in order
that Labor Day may be properly ob-
served. News and advertisements
should reach the oflice early Sunday
evening.
W W...”
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, high, 64.;
Cloudy.
‘Dancing wil be in order at the Bell 5‘3"
Island Club this evening.
-.—..- —_....
-—Stralw huts, 1-2 price.
Chiet’ William R. Pennington has re-
sumed his duties on the SOuth Nor—
walk police force.
S. )l. Alier and family have return-
ed to their home ill South Norwalk. _
from their vacation.
O’Brien’s.
Members of the Norwalk Country
(‘luh will enjoy their weekly dance
this evening.
‘—
Buchingham Post. No. 12, G. A. it,
W -M...»
RAYMOND BROTHERS
CLEARANCE
SALE
of Furniture, Draperies and Housei'urnishinga. Guaranteed price
reductions oi train 15 per cent.to 30 per cent. The sturdy buyers or
The Norwalks have learned to appreciate the strict truth or our state
ments. Our goods are thoroughly well made and warranted in every
particular and include all that is host in high and medium priced
modern designs. We invite a comparison of quality and prices.
A. J Collins 8: Co.
AN IMPEDIMENT N THE SPEECH IS BETTER THAN IMPEDl-
MENT IN THE THOUGHT.
Any poultry keeper who thinks he can do half as well with-
out Bonnie Home Ground Feeds certainly has an impediment in:
his thought. Poultry raisers everywhere praise llonuie Feeds.
There’s a feed for every need, Bonnie Chi-ck Feed. Bonnie Growing
Feed, Mash Feed, Scratch Feed.
MANUEL 'r. 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
m- won-.4“
Concrete, Cement. Flag
GCurb 8. Gutter Reset
WALKS Old Walks Recovered
(lGrading, Excavating, Team Work
FIRE ALARMS
Fire Alarm Headquarter: ct Elwin!
IOUTH NORWALK r‘lal, ALARM
‘ auxin
‘Wouca Telephone for tire alarm.
No.
l—quhln ton and North Main Ill.
4 Millwllgmnmm 'ml at:
mat alimon
5miR sci Cornet Factory. private.
e cyt'ou Theatre.
7- wkul
«Music Hall. “Sliders! and Cit! Haw.
9:01)
12—- We:t at. Franklin School.
iil-§Conclord 'St., Concord and Lincolt
linNorth Main and Ann Ella.
iowiiz‘fzh St. and Ba. View AvI.
orwnlk Iron
l7~——Wollt Ave. and Cedar St.
18~Hiuh School West Ave.
21~W eat St. and Taylor Ave
file» utility Ave. and Lowe 8t.
AwCheatnut and Hen Ste.
20-x80uth Main and come Btu.
till—«Lexington Ave. and AuItln at.
27—«Weut and Elm Grove Stu
31~Soutnlliain 8L. between Ciro" III
Me ndow Sta
B2—-x(M) Electric Workl, State it.
3i—xs ring and!) Haiti:
ate: Stu
35~x uvlhlndd and
31inv—-xl.ood.Mlz Co.
liwi‘alrneld 0m and Cedar! St.
42——Taylor Ave. and South
ABM—Woodward Ave. and Mesadow 8t.
doughnut and Quinlard Avon. and Wow
46— Woodward and Lowndel Avon.
51—-Golden Hill St. and dFllmwood A"
52 ~Waaninaton St. Brld
Ell—Fleight yard and Ann GEL. printo.
tit—Norwalk Look 00.. private.
(1:) Denotes non- -lntertorlng boxel.
(M) Master box. (mm which the nun:
ber of any box can be sounded.
Ono stroke at 12 noon and I um
standard time. 1-
One stroke at odd times, testing 0.
line open. 1-
Two strokes after an alarm. lire out. to.
calls department,
m’l‘hree1 allow strokes, water to be lhul
:fHAl 12:05 p. m., such Weenulday. a ho:
ulled for test.
district also for
ire alarms for an
ceived by telephone.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXI.
Fire headquarters. all Van Zant Street
Tel lephone 170
4—«Fitch School (private)
(la-Mart in School (private.
212-Ea3t Washington and ort Stu.
till—Van Znndt St. and Osborn Ave.
did—East Ave. and Rowan St.
g2i7-Wludold St.
;2.l'3——l“‘ort and Charles Btu.
‘2"1—Edat Ave. and Fitch St.
arm-so John St. and Edlle Ave.
332-«Seavldw Ave. and First St.
iilflwlioulevard and Second St.
336-Cove Ave. Md Fifth St.
Ralwl‘loulovard and Blackstone St. :Tel.
ailmxoyser St and Pine Hill Ave. Tel
‘ Slzwiicyser St and Duck Fond rd. (Tel.
‘ haw—Shore Haven (Tel. )
A telephone message to Electric Station
(705) mllotween the hours or 6 p. m. and
6 a giving location oi fire. an alarm
will bme given 0. molest box
Private boxes all] only be pulled (or
are on remlaea where located
Secom alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon his arrival
at the me.
. Special algnIlI
met last evening and considered rou-
tine businesg. Wilser and
ll
Mr. and Mrs. George Q.
-—-———~—— son, of New Canaan are enjoying
'eMiss Lillian dc Gray. of Brooklyn, week at Hickory Bluff.
is visiting Miss Edith Crossnlan, of
South Main street. The officials of the Hope Hose Com-
pany met last evellillggand completed
plans for the trip to Dannury, on Sep-
. telnber 12th.
—School shoes, Conneally & Bracken.
The Norwalk carpenters-are enjoy-
ing .iheir annual clambake this alter-
noon in Schmidt's grove.
The management of the Norwalk
baseball team have made arrange-
ments for feeding those who attend
the morning game on MOnday and
wish to remain over for the afternoon
Attorney John Keogh, of Washing-
ton street. is spending the day in'
BI WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 480.
0.15. Jackson
Optician
Everythirg in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
' i—One blast at odd times. testing or line
08M
l—«Onc blast at 8
1- b—Two blasts.
ll- iin-Twenty two, at 8 a. m.. no morn-
ing session of public schoolm
11- ll—Twenty two. at 12: 30 p.
tel-noon «colon of public school.
“1111 .iu—Ten blasts quickly calls the
entire department.
ll,- m. standard time.
re out.
no at
NORWALK FIRI ALARMS
15-430mm at Main and Wall streets.
2i~Beldon Avenue and Union Place.
22—Sprlns Hill and Kellogg Street.
zi—Unlon Park
ia—Weet Avenue and Berkeley Street.
27~~Frunklln Avenue and Lynes Place.
aleas house. tPrlvate box)
32- W est Avenue and Merwin Street.
-mW.—W“~_ a -m ~— ._.__. ~._._
ail—Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
34—»Chapel Street and Harbor Avenue.
Jill—West Avenue. near the armory
38~Slevena Street and Elm Crest.
Bridgeport on business. 3pm.“.
Miss Blanche Pohlman. oi Keogh 8;
Candeo‘s offices is enjoying a day's vao
cation from her duties.
~Soit and Stiff Hate. O'Brien's.
The south Norwalk tire department
was called out this morning to battle
with a chimney fire at 96% Shuth;
Main street which is situated in the
rear of William McHugh's residence.
Chemicals were used and practically
no damage was done. Fire alarm hox '
number. 25 was rung in from the mas-
ter box. a
Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32, I. O. R. M.
held a regular meeting last evening.
and matters of routine business were
transacted.
The Painter’s Union will go to Stony
Brook, near Westpol-t this afternoon,
and enjoy their annual ciambnite. A
‘good time is anticipated.
vm
Joe Gadozl was arleetcd yesterday
afternoon in Benton street, charged
0“ \ionday, the Court Lauri] Club with intoxication breach of the peace
will no” field, “3"" and w“ l” “”0”“ and resisting an officer. Gudoti has
at their home at Pine “Bag“ ”Wilson before the court before on aim-
durinu the afternoon. ’i‘helse include iiul‘ charges and Judge William F.
swimming and canoe races, bench cv- Tammany gave Mm thirty days {or
““3 and “‘“nlug- 1“ “‘9 ”WIPE 3“ being drunk and thirty days for rental-
()ltl Folka' Concert will be given. ing an omccr.
.
The Moyer Autumobile
The car that takes you any distance and brings you back
again in peace and comfort.
1913 MODELS
Now Ready for Demanstratlon at Our Garage.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Tclophono 081:3 “NORWALK, CONN.
41 Cross Street and Wilton avenue
«l2-—-\lain street and North Avenue.
13—France Street
ai—Gmnd Street and Tindall Lane.
52~Mdin and Catherine Streets.
v Canaan Road and Fair Street.
5|-Cheaillut Street near Summer St.
“- Mnin Street and Union Avenue.
6;!- -(ln The Green.
saw-East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
all-«East Avenue and Durham Lane.
ROWAVTON Fin! ALARM DIBTHICTI
l:-Ri¢!l:land Ave. to N. !.. N. H. h B
ill—~Hickory Blur! and Bell ulcnd.
ilk-Pine Pol nt land Baton Point.
“3:10“ Ihland Sound to nMelanie
3—-—"nl(le .” Mex nley at. to
ilk-Penna" or 8:. ml (iron at.
8—97“: to Roirol ad.
u—Rullrou'l to Broonldo.
00110!”
._.. mm»...— "w
WI It do
iS—Whi to Bridge north to Brookcldo.
10~Whlto Br ldco 8 0L. “Bonn
ir—Whlte End a B. W. toL LBou
Oh no limits 0 the tire boll :l odd “time:
WSL John and Keyser. builders. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1‘. Collins. oli
llllvo the brown mortar walls on tho Quinturd avenue, had on their guests
William “Milli" residence M EWW :ihl‘ punt week Mrs. Andrew Culilllll
122.3353. Jihi‘ii’ili‘i. “our. ii. Iiii.;“it.§‘.“’i‘.‘fif§“.f:.§ii‘3.‘.‘§. infill;
rushing the trim ill. A. is. \l lnclleuter a'mr Mary Andrew. the mother and am.
lionw M Gibson Court. mm of Mr. collllm; also Mrs. John
. ill d i ii 1 Mulroney. ol' llanbury. and Mrs. Mich-
Tlllll‘o W W ”Mill; 3“ 0‘3“ not Collins of 230th Norwalk.
{Point on Monday afternoon and oven. '
lull. There will also be h hand con-
cert on the hotel veranda on Monday .Ml‘uniod last evening by Captain Tho»
unenloon and evening. During the mill! liunt. The fellow who drunk and
month 0! September there will Definition u nuisance of himself all be
dancing on 13‘9ny Wednesday and Sat. Was token to the station lie was. ur-
uraay (warning, raignad in tourt this morning and
gave quite an appealing story to Judge
Mina Elizabeth Duffy, or \luw {3an~‘lfclizl‘10ll. like Judge waa‘wliglng to
amt avenue, Nomad; hill! returned toqnve m a. 0 time and too ml to
her home. after a two months’ trip in heat it out at town all test as he could.
the west. Misc filmy left tor salt ’i'ho quickest means or transportation
Mlle City about the middle or June was the 9: all Bridgeport. oartllill morn-
Bho spent some time in Salt hallo clil‘ in: The follow last no time in taking
no the guest at Dr. had Mrs. Arthur the car at the corner of Main and
Murphy.‘ Mr». Murphy ill Mm Duh Wail streets
is I sister and formerly of Normal. WW
About the middle 0‘ July, the party. It you want your "bacillus" to in.
including Dr. and Mrs. Murphy and
Miss Duly, left for the cont. The?
visited Lon Aussies, Elan maniacal.
and other places of note on the mat.
Miss Duty reports it my plum:
limb. audio in the heel. of heath.
William Mara, at ilrlililoport. wall
thrown a sentinel “Want” Ad.
The way a woman. gets lit the truth
of her husband's landlines for not coon
in; homo is to guess it from the things
he didn't mention.
Tilt cerium Willis Gallium are hr
touching til dluir Madame» in
aid yoummmlnonromm.
ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN TOWN
HAVI YOU TRllDVlTl
We have our new machine working now mud on making [cod
loo email. Our delivery service to prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK. MIT NORWALK.
indicates tut um
Two Iii-aka of tire boll. mm. 1-1. an
out.
-F‘our stroke: 020 are boll. thuI, 1-1-1- L
water to be Ihut
or A third or more column indicate Icrloul
MAILS
Norwalk PootolIfice
"“1". ”M0016"!!!
' 32;:
'8
95
in.“
I. in ~Dnuhury division
a. m.—-Wut an ad BouthN rum
I. nominal Want and no. Nor-well.
.—-Now ork and W'.ut
m.~maut and 8m tll Norvmik.
ID”
a
Titsmflt navel-lumen mil
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
513 Main St. Stamford. : 3; Bo. Main 8n, South Norm“:
Think what you alive in this clearing mo. We “will carry no
Built, 1mm, Goals. balm. Wilton am into the neat moon. We
orator to close om what we hm tort it it ion rather than item.
than. tell on hand. The woman shroud cum to Mun chad
and invent a dollar where it will do the moot toad villi at once moi-
st» in (MI otter a» mummy to who an um um. M. a all.
aided roving.
come the mill at the town, tell about it . 7
.m.«—Danhu ury
m‘i’ulntuI vat of Mumford. but
ill. ~Wo~t ”-38 South Nor-walk.
m.--Cw|nnon motion. Dublin on
end So. Norman.
oIt tuld Ho Nonml.
nIyI Ind Holidays.
uoloIllI at 5. till 0 in.
oolioot'lon at d: It)
cfloool
3- $3»:-
6 '1"
a? 9‘?
388
a ‘- hra‘fl'UOOC.
mllhyh
n. m.-~Cfllll0!l Button.
I I. m.“- t. wt or Brimpofl.
ii I. m.»- lll on and nllury.
0 I. [flue->3 th 8:2
Egg ; 1'3.” . at divwidn 90. NW!
at all mll'll'fio. mm
”Elishzfigfi
lg 'lllfigho “.30“ mammoth
Minn.- MW“ monitor's“.
So.
........ ".ii‘h...mu..
n. I. ADA)“. rutm.
SOUTH NQIWMM i0" ”Viol
South Nowell: Poatofdce
units exam room ,
‘ 11min“ 0.. Id
.l‘gfiw
Inn ”in .‘l “ll
: w . A ‘ Few of . Our ‘
Snappylargaln
32 men SCOTCH GlNGHAMB~€Pretty plaids, checks and all-l"
a value adveltised by other stores for 19c. Our price, yard
18 INCH TWILLED ROLLER TOWELING—"Sold usually for 60 y
Our price. yard ..... . ...... ...... .. ‘
72 x 90 FULL BLEACH SHEETS—dust as a flyer,‘ ouch
BEST QUALITY GALATEASwln stripes and plain colors; sol
others for lie. Our price, yard ........ 12
WOMEN'S BLACK SILK BOOT HOSE-«With extla high aptly.
heel and toe. Sold usually for 50c. Tim and black. Our prioe‘25;
.n-.
we sell only the best made aovsv and GIRLS' s'roCKlllo‘
at ....... . .......... . ........................ 2 pairs for 2
36 INCH PERCALESwPositively worth 12 1-20 coed styles WW
only, yard ........................ . ....................
40 002. LADIES' LINGERIE WAISTSMNot a waist ill the to
worth less than $1.00; some worth more. Our special
price .............. . .... ............ . ..... 59‘
SILK PETTICOATSwln a big variety of colms; $2..r )0 values. Tait
your pick at ................. . .................... - ...... . $1.359
STREET AND HOUSE DRESSES‘Only a low left after the grett
rush of our opening sale. Some sold as high as $5 00, other
as low as $3 50 Take your choice while the lot lasts at $1.8
SWEATERS-ewe sell the non- shrinkable Keller Koat Sweaters, the,
best made in America today, peliect fitting, allQolors, irom.. ‘
$3. 98 to $10.
CHIC MUSLlN UNDEFlWEAl‘l-~ Lndies’ Combinations made or fine:
quality nainsook, pleltily trimmed with embroidery and lace.
Good value at 75c. Our special price ............... 49o
ONE.LOT COMBINATIONmExtru fine quality French cambric, beau»
tlfuily trimmed with imported embroidery and lace. Every gay“
ment wonh $2.00 to $2.50. Your choice .............. 980
MEET ME AT THE
South Norwalk Dry Goods 00..
28,30 and 32 South Main St. ‘
What‘s your “system" of judging a car? If no
conliliishlneht. counts with you more than fashions
tickle fanciesmyou‘ll throw prejudices «to the
“‘llldS-fllld judge the Ford on its merits. It‘s
the one car that. has stood all the tests. S. L.
Benedict, agent, 98 South Main street.
Wfiw
Good Green Com
Green Lima Beans
Tomatoes, per quart ...... . .......... . ..... . ..... ..
Potatoes, per peck . .............. ............ . ..
Peaches, per quart ..... . ........ . ......... . .......... ..
Sweet Potatoes. per peck ................... . ..
Home Musk Melons, Oranges, Cucumbers, Squash, Beets.
AT AUCTION
Diamond» Pearls and. Precious sum
WM. REIMAN
$28 FIFTH AVE, BET. 32D AND 33D 8
ananslockloaeamdoulmammol
Retiring from Blllllflll "
Inventoi‘ying Over $750,000
you; noted {or it! uniform excellence, reliability. oxalaolmmi and ‘
local of autism. All mm bu lOld at on“ rugudlm oi coll. making
"UPBNDOUS OPPORTUNITY.
8an Opera Monday, Aug. l9tll. 11 A. M.
Continuing Daily Until All lI Sold ’
Batman 0. all“. & Thou. R. Reid, AW”.
Inn “IIlRVlD '03 mm.
POSTOFFIOE ROMANCE.
lie was ill gallant poutomco clerk.
and businella for the moment was
stuck. Presently ,to his joy, there
entered a beautiful young lady.
The well-
“What can i do for you'l'ho asked " ‘ ‘ 1
with unusual adahillty. ‘ Informed
"i want a twocent stamp," said his
ouolomer. "And wohld you mind; ‘ Man 13 .
weighing this letter loi- me, all I'm
ptrliid it may he a. little tell heavy."
Mind? The very reverse. Ho even,
volunteered» lick and am: the literal»
tor here-“a courtesy which one no-
ceptod lwith a dainty ninth
Julit on he was laying the stamp
«totally on the citations envelope.
however. are elonood‘lllm.
"mt it unlit. down," all. request-
tho Man“
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