made Candy ‘12
Almya Fresh
men ~ .9. ‘SHMV
. Boston
The Candy of Excellence
01-00 per pound
on n. my“.
nuvuenfis FAMOUB‘
cuocemroa,
LANE’S puna‘ica CREAM
Anni): lior‘ Town of Norwalk
his 3251' OF BAKERY
‘ Pnoouors
F. A. LANE
“ It thlngton Street.
Booth Norwalk
Harry lngersoll. ot’ Stamford, is vis-
iting friends in South Norwnlit today.
Edward Cuninghnm is having his
'Lowe street residence reshlugied and
otherwise improved.
..».—_-
Mills Ethel Allen has returned to her
homenin New York city, utter a visit
with friends on 'l‘nylor avenue,
One new member was initiated into
Sherman Council, No. 1342, Royal Ar-
canum hi. the meeting that was held
Tuesday evening.
Miss Grace Moore has returned to
her home. in Port Chester, after
spending a week with Miss Edna
Brush, of Franklin street.
M...”
William F. mode, of Lowe street“,
has resigned his position as night
watchman with Ciett, Peabody & 0 “mi”
pin) {0' thke one with H. ‘Kriege'r Ki
Courponv. of Washington street.
The Women's Chrietain Tempernne‘e
Union will meet at the home or hire.
S. A. Chidsey. No. 17 Wesiport avenue.
Friday, September 0th at 3 o‘clock. it
is earnestly requested that till mom»
here be present.
The New York. New iinven & l-inrt-
ford Railroad company has issued a
bulletin to the effect that the station
at VVllilley pond, where many ilnnhury
people camped this summer, will here
after be known no \Vhaicy Lake.
—The Picture Shop in now open
tor all ipliotogra-uhlc .worlt. Amateur
work a specialty.
Nothing is cheap unless you are snt~
lulled with it. The goods displayed on
the Center tables of the N. E. Ilia]!
Coin store this week are genuine. bur-
‘gnins indeed for the morehnndloe is
«of n lllUta'l. worthy ehnrnoter. the kind
you nre always sure of finding at this
reliable store.
Work in progronaiug nlvely on the
North avenue bridge in Norwulk. ’l‘ho
con’ii‘ucmrs have compielvd lnyiun the
loundntionn imd havé pincer! one slab
1n poeition. Another olnh has yet to
be put on. The work lunbout linli
done and ought to he completed within
a couple of months.
.mw
One of the noteworthy points at the
store of A. J. Collins (30.. in in; solid
reliability. People who no to their
store in response to their advertise-
ments find the advantages they offer»-
high quality. low prime and largo un-
uortmontmalve their cnotomeru one or
the bent guarantees that could be or»
(ergo. Rood their advertisement.
The Mime: Roan, Minnie Anon and
{indie Gottilob. daughtoru of Mr. and
Mr: I Gottliel), 0t 18 Haviland meet
iert thin morning for New York city.
where they will take on studio quar-
tern. With the oxeepiion a! Mini our
file oottllob the history will report on
Trim {or duty as touch“: a}: the
New York public when... . Kin lilt-
‘ ‘ .‘AndursonYS‘ Launch Works ‘
Launches and Boats
of I" kinda promptly built.
for all. All kindle!
given special attention.
In“ ‘
nmlrlna
Gym!- Shall Point. Nomlk
BOOTH MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Clergy Pay Tribute to Salvation Army
Leader.
STAMFORD, Sept. 4.——-A Booth Me-
morial service was held in the Metho-
dist Church Sunday at 3 p. :11.
Rev. Arthur H. Goodenough, l‘). 1).,
presided. Prayer was offered ‘by Rev.
Harry Rea oi the Methodist Protest-
ant church. The Scripture was read
by Rev. W. H. Robinson, of St. Luke's
Chapel. Addresses i‘ollmved by Dr.
Goodenough, Capt. Jarrett, Rev. Unr-
ios Martyn of Noroion ‘and Samuel
lngcrsoll. Rev. Snniuol Robinson ol’
the Pentecostal (‘hurch gave it scrip-
ture rending. Mrs. Jarrett and Capt.
Wilbur of South Norwnih rendered
80108. ,
The addresses relative to the life of
Gen Booth new. weildellvered. Dr,
Goodenough‘u address touched "lion
the remailtuble and noble character of
the tienernl. He said that he felt. hon-
orod to be permitted to take part in
a memorial service for Gen. Booth.
organizer and commander of the Sni-
vntiOn Army. Dr. Goodeuough stated
that he hint incl Gen. Booth and had
been nt meetingn of his in this and
other countries. A .
"’l‘o llt' in his pron-once,” said he.
"was to feel the touch of real inun-
hood and the highest value of Chris-
tian lite. (ten. Booth wnn unique;
wonderful and * commanding. ills
achievements were unprecedented and
hoparnileled. At first, when he started
his work, be was looked down upon
by the church . line”. He hnd, how-
ever, unflinching with and indomitable
cournge. lie lived to see the crown
inn success of his endeavors and to
rounnnnd the honor or ltlndo, emper-
ors, bishop» and all peoples."
in. illitrtyn'u nddreaa ma also n
splendid tribute to the departed (tuna
and. The other uddrosnos dwelt with
the life and work and noble diameter
of Gen. Booth. .
Antlono i‘lclorln, qiontiiiuetor at Gur-
dou. Mich, known the exact [note
when he speaks of the «motive rat»
the of Foley Kidney l’ilin. lie Buys:
“From my own experience I recom-
mend Foley Kidney" l'iliu no a moot
remedy for kidney troublo; My father
wnn cured or kidneyvdlaouue dud a
mood-many or my neighbors; were
cured by ran-y Kidney Pins." w. r.
‘Wiginore and (lo. ”
Sentinel wont ado. hm admits.
mm ‘
thtihi‘ii?
n it“:
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~_T0 THE IUSINK
A CHECKING
lilo will. enter Tmhdrflfimllm 411‘.
mm with "lunch wallet flint“;
friend: oi the young iodine wt
acclaim-r
with this bank!
' mount“ More humor.
and assortments "complete.
4
$2.00 and $2. 501
$5.00 'lfrousers at
" $6 and $6.50 'I‘rouscrs at
NORWALK
ESCALLOPS
and a Soft
Wonk. Sen lllnss. Cod. Halibut.
Bonein Mackerel, Native Eels, Lobstern,
iliuo.
Necks.
It our Sen Food pleases you tell
Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE 108.
Now Ready to,Show
Fail Neckwear
STYLES
Roheupierre Collars, (:uiiupos,
Chemieettes. Loco. and it‘.ni«
hroidered Dutch Collurs, Cont,
Collar und (‘uit Sets. Dress Cob
int" and Cuff Sell-a, 'l‘nilored
Stocks, Ji'i'bots. Ex. sine Luce
and Sinibroiderml t‘oiiurs. Silk,
Velvet, Luce llllll Embroidered
Bows.
l‘inliiings nnd ltuthinns.
J. I. Maiiette
88 Wauhlngton St.
Tel. 449. So. Norwalk.
THERE IS NO
EXCUSE
for a portion to warn nrtliicinl teeth
that drop when speaking or eating;
simply become he may have had aev»
oral volition with the home iuult he
uhould not got diacouruged and think
there is nothing better in More (or
him. it you have a ,month that is
shaped a little out of the ordinary,u
plate made in my office would demon-
’utrate the loot that peculiaf mouths
can he mode to hold it plain firmly.
Cornelia and have your impremsiou ink.
on and enjoy life once more.
Dr. J H. MALLERY
1. mu m It, Baum NMWIIX
P Room ‘I u. m. to up. in. sun-
‘ am to hormonal: my.
Wan-nu»... WW...»
We Sell Tickets
SOP «l
Clyde Lino
to
. mono. minnow tint
Its Economy to
Buy Pants
You save big money NOW buying Pants-big money,
wactual money—no fictitious values. no marking up and then
down—wreal honest mnrkingsthc Rogers and tSevens’ kind ‘
Boy that extra pair of Pants while these prices are in eiiect
rousers at. ..
$3.00 'Iiousers at
$3.50 and $4.00 Trousers at. ..
OUTFlTTERS T
:9ld Dominion Lino. elvunnnh Linc,
»
i
..... . $f.48
......... ,.. ...... $1.98
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SOUTH NORWALK
Crabs
Fizii. iiuiieriish. Forgive.
Long and Round (Slums, Little
Sword.
I
others. if not tell us.
FREE DELIVERY-
Something New
We Make First-Class
Ladies’Suits from
$10.00 up
For your
trinl.
All our garments are guaranteed.
We also no cleaning and repairing
for ladies and gentlemen.
THE PARIS L’ADlEB' TAILORS,
123 Washington St.
Tin-luv Bloch 2 floor 13. Robert, Mgr.
Tel. 357-.4
own benefit give us a
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LET THE
Norwalk Furniture
House
furnish you for your home with a
highly polished Diulngwoom Suit and
o titular; Suit or the latent design, and
nod that will bake at all times, and
for your odd pieces oi? Furniture 01'
.any doecrlntiou, no to the .
NQRWALK FURNITURE Hones.
14-16 Wall St. Norwalk Conn.
(Sueceasors to F. A. Mite‘hell.l
done by a drawing French cabinet
mailer and mllaher, formerly with F‘.
A. Mitchell. Phonon-3.
W
Nmmmfieeoi.
WITH SOUND
SANKING
Capital ‘ Surplus and Profit.
.- $100,000.00 ”0117.000.
Y Bale bupo‘t Boxu 33 and 05 per your
. Cit-moan Swan:
- your cloth and let us tailor you a per-
a Stove that will snve {your cool ’blll ‘
A11 our upholowrini; undrepuirlng in
The Evening Sentinel
. City Natioiia‘l Bank
modem-rs A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINEGS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT . g
m
EDWIN . H. .MATHEWBON. Pr".
JOHN H. KNAPP, lat Vice Pros.
FRFEDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vic.-
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson
John‘H.Knapp John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan
SamuolGrumman Lewis R. Huribuv
Henry 5.” Lockwood
m...» u, .. W ~onm-..
Vacation Days are
' Here
and you are probably planning right
now a. fishing or hunting trip.
Take a.
Dietz D-Light .
Lantern
Price $1
CHAS. E. DOW
South Norwalii
with you.
market.
Wuhlngton Street.
15*
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kl"
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tun
3: {lei-.-
THE FABRICS WE SHOW
are the very
summer styled.
.aies’c creations for
(tome and choose
feet fitting -suit. One that will give
you a. distinguished appearance among
well dressed men. Our workmen are
artistsoud turn out perioct work.
John Kubovic...
213 WASHINGTON. 81'"
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Notice
During my and.
August, our store
will close on Sat-
urdays ’at l p. m.
i'
J. Wallace Marvir i
VERY BEST CREAMERV. NONE BETTER. MADE.
Baker’s or Beckmnnn’s Omen, onn ...... . ..... . .....
(i cakes Ozone or ll‘els Nuphhhu Soup .......... . . I
7 when Lotion Soap :. .................... . ............ .. . . . ..‘
3 lbs. Yule Toast Checkers ....... . .................. » ...... .1; . .1
18 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar ...... ‘ ......................
3 cans Cnmhhell'o Soup- ..............
Monogram lthy Whiskey. bKK“C......d:u.-..n ........ ........y...
Duffy's Malt Whiskey, bottle ................ . ............. .
All the lending brands Boers, Ales and Mineral Waters. "
83 e 85 WASHINGTON ST.. scorn nonwiul
Phone 440
L
PURE SlLK HOSE—25c a pair.
SlLK KNIT TIES-25c. ..
STAG BRAND SHIRTS—$1.00. Soft or stiff cuffs.
FALL CAPS—50c, 750. $1.00 and $1.50.
FALL HATS—42.00 $2.50 and $3.00.
Redman Collars. B. V. D. Underwear,
Garters. '
Bincks, lane, navy and greys. ‘
Yl'
Lion Brand Collars...
'CAVANAGH- 8t ROSE
TOGGERY SHOP
Pat-in".
2 South 'Main Street
South Norwol
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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 choice will]
Telephone 760 South N orwalkvyj
M. D. RANDALL
COALig
Extra Large Size No.2 Nut 00
$5. 50 per Ton
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South Norwall: Stamford . Port Chester
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IWlBG ALUMINUM WAREr
It to on outrhlluhed tool. that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking um .
all: are tumour to him made 3
oi any Minor metal. This it“ ;
been proven by minutiae «—
hurrah. u the «new thlt -
no whim, rust. nichuigxldn
or injuriouii mum can lam.» .
moor m it is than Naidiar
to than any W“ oéohi inning, 1
NEE CLENB‘
The. Gorham Co... ‘j'CONNEALLY & n ,
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13.33. OOH-HAM . . ..
w..roonoé ‘; ::: BRACKEN ::: it ..
. . Propl. it .2”
‘ 10 first St. 'E. Normlk 9‘
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Telephone Four For: Two . lg SCEOO‘ Days are :: new on nonw our
I l 99 coming it correct alumni tor the rolls
n r~ to and we invite your attention ’n‘ K 90 In”. cent. of mm 1‘“,qu
.. “mm““w‘m': H :‘iétgelifizgat and most cuin- H 1 Not ready inhale Counterfll
‘ HOUOIWIVEB :: ‘ljllf. Giusuou promo by till
Read About utter a careful oxumluntl
:e Educator
SHOES
”for Boysrdz Girls
to unit can he hound in town.
L, initiating “the demon»
climates in oorroct the raft if
Error or your liver“ nor ‘
Cori-130i. diatom viilt Thaw,
oinuloyu Otlllldfi’l‘fil, notjfiu
to‘ examine eyes.
m AMER
:0
tin-{Miloh meals would hailing ::
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and owns MM
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Norwalk Chronicler