p
‘raiiooau. express.
tattoo or at u‘nv Swumship 60., etc.
‘ spout, yesterday with relatives in thisi
i
n 2.1,.
u..- of Trinity Church. has ictuinod I’iom.
' daughter,
,‘ summer with Mrs.
AGE stout
$1
Thurists' Policy
risks. by are, theft, lightning,
in transit by, or it the custody oi my
rooster. ' transpor-
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
incur-once of All Kinds
floai EstatonTown, Country and Bhore
Telephone 1330
Upstairs Over the, South Norwnik
Two: 00., 87.91 Washington St,
SouthNorwaik. Conn.
PUBLIC BTENOORAPHER
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' ‘Norwallt Iron Mouldcrs' Union, Lo“
0111 209, will meet this evening.
’l‘he Nutmeg Club will meet this ev-
ening in their rooms in Wall street.
Nit-hard irwin oi‘ Albany, N. Y..
city.
United atom, Sandal and World '
.Eflvora your bag-sue against any and
navigation and transportation, while
AssociailOn
rot ioutiuc
The Master Plumbors'
will meet this evening
business.
Mr. and Mrs. ioorg’c it. llyinglon,
of New York, have been visiting in:
The Norwnlks. i
Mr. and Mrs. I~lonry Muller of West
Washington street. spout yoswrduy till
(louey isiund.
a visitor at his parental home in South‘:
Norwnlk yosiorduy. i
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Arthur lirotherton has been spend-1"
inc a few days in Munch Chunk, Pit.
as the guest of friends.
The monthly husiuoss moctiug of
Old Wcli i‘nmp, improved Order of
'Mncrnhoos will he hold this owning.
oi the
-A meeting Columbus llayi
committee of tho ltalinu independent . .
Society will ho hold tomorrow oven-
lug.
Bernard Natterford returned to
Bridgeport after spending the holiday
at the home of his pnronis in Wilton
uvouuo.
William Thompson, of New Haven.
spent. the holidays at the home of ills
parents, Councilman and Mrs. Willimn
Thompson.
Miss Rose Nuitoriord left for lins-
servllle yesterday where she expects
to spend 11 couple of weeks as the
guest of friends.
The weekly business meetlugof Un-
cas ’l‘ribo, N0. 26. i. 0. ii. M., will be
hold this running in tho wigwum, in
Washington street.
Washington Comp, No. ii, i’. O. S
of A.. will hold its wooltly business
.mooliui; this evening in its hull, in
Wuuhlngtou street.
,..... ”A”...
Miss (lulhorlno Council and Miss
iMiuuio Slit-rhino, of Wilton nvouuc.
spent the holliinys in New York and
{Brooklyn wllh rvintivos.
ll l“i‘il(ll‘l(k A. Colomnu, roctor
IRc v.
his nuunul vncniwlou spout with hits
fumliy ut l«‘uirilold llouch.
Ii'rntorual Order of Eagles. Acriu 583
will hold its rogulnr sombmonthly
nmoting tomorrow droning. Muttors
of importance will be transacted.
Sherman Council, No.1342, liloyai
Aronnnm will hold its somtmonthly
business meeting this evening in the
Mystic Chain bull in Washington
utroot.
MM.
Mr. and Mru. i. V. llnokonbucker and
daughter, Mina i—‘loiou have returned to
New York city after spending the
week-cud with'Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
.‘W. Droytuso at Gibson court.
Wm!“
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris Barron,
of Brooklyn, nocotnponlod by their
who have been spendingtho
Bart-oil‘s parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Knapp or is
Wont street, miumod home today.
M ,
Albert Home and party
to use tho race. Mr. Home roporto
this till he no war dark bluo city and
bountiful water, and that in; All! 1%-
iu Neutron: no,
ltd
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Satlne and Silk: for Winter.
Brocudod sntius und silks will be
the mode for this full mid winter.
' There will, 01' course, be many piuin
silks, such as clinrmcusc and ottoman,
which is or very lint weave and supple
ilnluh the nowestioi’ tho ottomun silks
being finished with awooly or downy
i'uco. Follies of decided gray weave
and soft moires, which flush and solu-
tiliuto in the light to such nu extent
that they scum to radinte iridcsccnoc,
are very inshionuhie. All these silks
are very soft and pliant. according to
the indluunpolis News.
iMoiros will bo very much used for
lull dresses and particularly for tailor-
ed costumes null cools, and as trim-
ming for dresses ililtl chinks. Moire
ribbons will he in great i‘nvor for mil-
lluery trimming for the fall and win-
tor swoon. '
Tho newest ini‘fotn silks are in bro-
cndou of large doslu‘u 011 torrent
grounds and there are also swivel ilow-
ors on tho pompudour order pi’dosign
and coloring. Among the fashionable
bi'otullcd silks are included ottomnn
tullio, gros do londros. satin churmouso
and cropo do chine. The.» collections
chiefly show large designs although
them are some small figured oiiocts.
The real novelty is .hrocudcd crepe
de chine. Worn printed tail’etns with
{lower designs or rnndom effects in
colors which seem to melt one into an
other are very handsome.
As to colors‘ fashionable for full and
winter, muuy diliereut shades of gray
will be much favored. A few shades
oi‘ bright blue and rolls have already
appeared, with u series of yellow, such
us build, mnrdurin and ochcr.
Monssclinos and mousscliue dc soi-
us are priniod in Louis XV. and plum
padoul styles and show large roses,
mouths, buckets nud eion clowns or
flowers
Silks in heavy ribbed wenvcs in the
black on color-oil grounds are uovcltics
especially for opera capes and as him
things. liihs in lighter weights having
it black warp shot with colors are used
for iullormudos and also for outer gun
monts. Colored stripes an inch in
width, alternating with whitefl are not
vcitirs i'or skirts when worn with a
hodlco or omit in solid colors, general-
1y mulching the colored stripe. Warp
print (official. in both light and dark
materials are soon. Dark grounds are
ornamented with small liornls in dark.
sort colors and pompndonrs are used
to ornament light grounds. Back
grounds are hennlitlod by dark, rich
coirs in floral designs
“llnio yon pinchnsed your new car
yet, Mrs. Noni-loll?" asked the visitor.
“No, Mr. Smithcrs, I ain’t. i can‘t
make up my mind whether to get a
gasoline our or :1 limousine car. May-
be you can tell mewdoos limousine
smell us bud as gasouuc?” inquired
tho ludv.—~-Hurper's Weekly.
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You may begin cutting out Coupons
of friend: '
wont to Huntington. L L. .yo‘iitordoy '
at any time, and when you have six
consecutively numbered prevent them
ct Tho sentinel Office with 98 cents ‘
and got. one ct those $2; 30 Automatic 1.
can armour mutt be
Shoppers.
soon to be opo‘rooiuto‘d. dome iii and
took «it over.
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if so. 1. noon AND EVERY srnoprun is sow UNDER A POS- it
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ii sharpen any style of razor, n iourvyeur‘oid child can operate and accomplish us good results as a man. it H
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:2 The iiillley Automatic Razor Stroupor has created the bingest sensation in the shaving world, known If
V in yours. it is it practical success. it solves the whole shaving problem. Thousands of ministers. if
‘: inwyors, doctors, bunkers. farmers, in foot, in every known profession and or every nationality, are if
5 using this great snapper. By its use, razors are made to ambient the toughest board that ever grow. it
‘2 1It chases loco torture among the things of our father's tiny/II. while face comfort in supreme in every ii
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1“ o. razor you have, this stroppor will put an edge on it which. will make it shave like magic. It is it
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,WIFE’S HEALTH "
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Husband Declared Lydia K.
Pinkham’a Vegetable
Compound Would Re-
store Her Health,
It Did.
Aahiund, Ky.- “ Four "years ago I
learned to have everything the motto:
. . .. , with me. I had fe-
muieaudkldueytrou-
’ bleuudwoasobadoi’f
lug did any good un-
til I tried your won-
derful remedy, Lydia
E. Pinkhum' a Vega.
table Compound. My husband said it
would restore my health and it has. "—
Mrs. MAY an'r'r, Ashiaod, Ky. ‘
There are probably hundreds of thou-
sands of women in the United States
who have been benefitted by this famous
old remedy, which was produced from
roots and herbs ‘ovcr thirty years agoby
a woman to relieve Woman’s suffering.
Read What Another-Woman says:
Camden, N. J.--“I had female trou-
ble and a serious displacement and was
tired and discouraged and unabletodo my
work. My doctors told meI never could
be cured without an operation, but
thanks to Lydia E. Piulcham’ 3 Vegetable
Compound I am cured of that affliction
and have recommended it to more than
one of my friends with the best results. "
-—Mrs. ELLA Jounsrou, 324 Vine St.
I! you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Piukham Medicine (‘0. (confl-
dentiol) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will u: ' I
be opoued, road 11nd answered by a -
woman and held in strict confidence.
KILLED BY TROLLEY CAR.
sur‘rmm), Sept. 3.-——Mlchoei Zim- .1
moi-mun, oi Suilleld, died at the
Springfield, Muss. Hospital early to~
day. as a result. of injuries suffered
whou ho was struck by n trolley our
here about last midnight. His skull
and ouslcg were fractured and inter-
nal injuries inflicted. lie was flitytwo 1
years old and leaves his wife.
sons and two daughters.
two
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EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday evening!
UNITED BANK BUiLDiNG,
South Norwaik. .
Fenwick Optical Co.
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LOVER’S
“ THE PLACE"
SCHOOL
SHOES
FOR BOYS 81
GIRLS
STRONG. SOLID FOOTWEAR.
‘MADE ON NEW AND STYLIOH
LAST. ‘
$1.00 lotto)
. \h‘
TWO STORES
' , Norwoiit South Norvniiii
mason. sour. 3.“ mil.
, .
Final Reductions
.25C 40 in. White
Lawns 12ch
$5 Dresses$1.99
Ail $5 Summer Dresses in
the house on sale at $1.99.
$5 Skirts $3.49
All \Vooi Serge Skirts
blue and black, very good
in
models to select from; regu-
lar $5 stock skirts for tomor—
. row $3.49. ‘
S1 Wais’ts 49c .
Regular $381.00 Waists on
sale at 49c.
$8.50 Wool
Skirts $1.99
Take your pick of all of our
590 Kimonos
29c
Some more Long Kimonos
to close out at 29c; regular
59c. values.
$3.50 Woo Skirts for tomor-
row $i.99.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, 40.
BEAVER BOARD
Is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath ml
plaster and well-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits or e
wide scope for individuti preterment and taste. We are menu
and keep a large supply on hand.
L@ lilRA SPlBiAlS Q?"
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BEST FLOUR, LARGE BAG .............. _ ...... ........
aesr FLOUR, A BARREL ................. . .................... $5.30 -,
:aEST CREAMERY BUTTER, A POUND ........................... .32.;
STRICTLY FRESH zoos, A DOZEN. ..... , ..................... .. ,
WE GIVE 8. AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T... SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. No. one. Deliveries 9:80 I- m. and 2:80 p. m. Fro. Delivery;
The constant aim of ' The.
Sentinel is to have [its
advertising columns as,
honest and reliable as its news
space. This newspaper will not
knowingly «accept any adver- . ,
using that is misleading, outage
gerated, untruthfulr or disho'néj
est, any more than it will print
a news item which is not an-
thentic, wholesome and inter-P
eating. Such service is the
complete circle of The Scott
”mi 8', mission.
Norwalk Chronicler