made Candy : 2
Always Frcuh ‘ '3
Bhutan FAMOUS
.- “.V nucleon-res
V LANE’S was. ICE. CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
' ‘ The Candy of Excellence
PAGE & SHAW
Canton
".00 per pound
P. H. BAXTER.
Agont' for Town of Not-walk
PRODUCTS
2 F A. LANE
25,1. Washington Street,
‘Couth Norwalk
Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches and Boats _
of all kind. promptly built. Bonito
tor talc. All kind: 0' "pairing
given Mini nutrition.
Dyaor also" Point. Norwnlk
Buckingham Post, No. i: will holu
its regular meeting this evening.
W. 1-]. Wood and ulster. Miss Addie
Weed, of Spriilgduie, were guests 01'
friends in West Norwuik. last week.
The. dircctors oi’ the Noru‘ulk i.ibru-
ry will hold their regular monthly
meeting this evening.
A. 0. 1—]. Division, No. 1-; met last ev-
ening in their rooms in Wall street.
Routine business was transacted.
-——Coul‘etti dance, lloton, tonight.
Buckingham W. 2R. C., No. 30 met on
yesterday afternoon and transacted
routine. business. *
hirs.'.larites McGihbon ol’ Newhurgh,
' N. Y.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
Miller, of Maple street.
Mrs. Rose PoteruO, of Fort Hamil.
" ton, Brooklyn, in tho guest of Salvator
Scarpei‘lo, 30 Chapel street.
William J. Casey, is pointing and
renovating the 1-]. Krieger 8: Company
store in West Washington street. The
store is linprdVed in appearance by
the work.
——The Pict-ure' Shop is now open
: for all photographic work. Amateur
' work ,a. specialty.
The Board of Electrical Commis-
‘ sinners will hold its weekly business
meeting this evening in tho villi-es ol'
the Municipal Electrical plant, in
State street.
“Miss Elizabeth Gorhntn, who has
been spending the summer with h.
aunt, Mrs. William Grace, of Hoyt
street, has returned to her home in
Yonkers, N. Y. V,
A special communication of Old
(Veil Lodge, No. 108, i“. and A. AL,
will he held at. its rooms Suudar.
September 9th, 1912, at 2 o'clock p.
m, for the purpoot or" attending the
funeral oi Cum. Occur St. John.
.
George H. thlploy, of South Nor-
waik, qualities an it member oi! tho
Bald Head Club and is accepted by
Secretary Chapman. in the name oi?
the executive contmittcc.-0onnectl-
cut Western‘Newc.
W
—-Lhioot style derision.
O‘i-lrit-n'a
Th‘e Ladlea‘ Aid society of Grace
nuptial church gave it yard hociul at
Mrs. n. 0. mm No. 24 Knight
ntrcet, Wednesday evening. Quite n_
number of members and friends ah
minded the Min; and they had a.
delightful time! 22,
Captain Frank mun. whoclett it»
_ an average of over one a week or near.
WATCHING THE CHAUFFEURS
CLOSELY.
Secretary's Office Keeps An Eye On
The Automobiiiats.
The state secretary‘s office has. a0
far this year. suspendod the licenses
of fifty-four drivers of automobiles.
ly two per Wonk for the nutcmohillng,
$0350“. it is up to the county and
town officials to prosecute in rascal
where death has been caused by nug-
ligence and there are inow two such
cases pending.
The first is that of a chauffeur in
the employ of George M. Ladders, or
New Britain, whose cur struck and
ltllied Mrs. Christopher Newhnry in
Waterford on January 18 um] who is
now under bonds for trial at the next
(-x’l‘iniual term of the superior court in
New London county. The second in
the case of A. .8. Braimu‘dot Stony
(frock, who drove it motor truck into
it subwuy in Clinton on the evening of
July it, causing the deuth of Mrs.
Eliza Stevens. in this case Deputy
Coroner iii. E. iiulrer found criminal.
negligence and. though Mr. llruinardi
was brought into it justice court in
Clinton the next day, no hearing ho
as yet been held. the case having
been continued from time to time
CAUGHT IN NEW YORK.
State Policeman Gets Man Wanted for
Ansonla Shooting.
eio, who is wanted in this city in con-
nection with the death of Joseph Bu-
rnco, was captured in. New York city,1
yesterday afternoon by Ofllcer Virelli.‘;
of the Connecticut state police. Viral-i
ii was culled in on the case, Wounds-
day and in searching Muttoio's hoard-
ing place on Front ntrcot, Chief Elli:
and Oillncr Vlrelli secured a pictured!
the accused mun and several letters
from a friend in New York. 'With thht
(lulu. Officer Vireill hastened to New
York, Wednesday night, wiht the rc-
tmll. that, the mun wus apprchcndod
iodhy.
Borneo won shot nour South Main
nlrcoi. Annoniu, 'l‘ucndny owning, and
in up unto-murmur statement acouood
Mnil’oio of hhootlng him for failure. to
pay it gumhiing deft of 50 cents Mario
in will ho brought to this city for it
» hearing on noon as cxtrudiiion papers
are occurod.
v
Money well invented-«u: Advertllc
mot in The Sentinel.
92:5!
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NOFlWALK
You savehig money NOW buying Pants-wbig money
Q-actuai‘ money—no fictitious values, no marking up and then
down—real honest marking—the Rogers and tSevcnc“ kind.
Buy that extra pair of Pants while these prices are in effect
and assortments complete.
$2.00 and $2.50 Trousers '
Its Economyto
Iny Pants
2 ' SOUTH NORWAL
$3.00 71‘rmtscrs at ............................... .. $1.98 and 3"“ “'9 probably ”Wining right ‘ Phone 440 ‘
$5.50 and $4.00 Trousers at ..................... $2.48 now a fishing or hunting trip, . ‘ .. -
S500 trousers; at . ........ . ................. $3.48 Take a -— mm.— WWMWM - . -.
$6 and $0.50 'i‘rousers at ............. . ....... . ..... $4.48
. .Ciiv National; ' Bank:
A" Tomorrows A GENERAL aANmna
BUBINEES AND OFFERS EVERY
FHQILIJ’Y CONSiSTENT
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WITH SOUND
BANKING
Capital Surplus and Profits d corn
,ioonoo 00 $1 17.000.00 OZBH .
m.
Batu Deposit Bone: 33 and :5 her you .2
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Prat.
Large Ears, Sweet and Tender.
Fancy Native Potatocs, peck
.-.-..lp.¢--u
JOHN H. KNAPP m VicuwPru. ‘ _
FREDERICK HHBWAN 2‘ WC. Fancy Sweet Potatoes, peck ..... .
pr. 3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers . . .. ................... . . .
W‘LFREP'EODWELL' cum" 18 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . S
oingcrons V .,. New York State Eggs, dozen .. .......................
E. H. Mathew-on .1. Wallace Marvn -.
John H. Knapp John H. Light Monogram Rye Whiekey, bottle .............. ..V90c
Chri-tlan 8mm . Fred. H. Rowan , Club or Tezor Cocktails, bottle .............. ...... $1.
‘ Samuel Grumman Lewis Fl. Huribur ‘ 2 - 2
chry s. Lockwmd . Green River of Old Crow Wlnskey, bottle ......... -. S
“m. ”M w“ Mm“ Coffees, lb. ..... . ...... . ...... 28c, 30c, 32c, 35c,‘
Teas .. ................ 30c, 35c, 40c, 50c,
Vacation Days are
Here . .
33 a: as WASHINGTON ST..‘
Dietz D-Light
Lantern ;‘
Price $1
CHASE. DOW
South Norwaik
Fall ' Hats ,
Try one of our Special liars iii. $2.00.
Are now ready.
MADE T0 MEASURE SUlTS—$i3. $i5, $17, $18, $20 up. We guru.
anion them to iii :periectly or you needn’t take the suit. ‘
CAVANAGH 81 ROSE
TOGGERY SHOP
with you.
murlte t.
2 South Main Street South Norvualif
Washington 'Streot,‘
ANSONLA, Sept. tic-"(liliésoppv Mort» ‘
. Vfittiifitizii E
ASSEE
cal fields for mu tame. won a visitor
in town yummy 0th Lassen
mom that he hi martini; money at
taming. but the cantons; for him next
”ESCALLOPS
and Soft
iliue, Wonk. Sca iinsr.
lionctz
Necks.
li‘ our Sea Food pleases you, tell
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
l Muckcrcl,
Cod.
TELEPHONE 108.
bro
in r
Stocks,
and Elnhroidercd ('oliura, Silk.
Velvet,
lion's.
mifflings and liuchinga.
"J. I. Mailette
88 Washington St.
Tel. 449.
Now Ready to Show
Fall Neckwear
STYLES
liobcsploi‘re Coiiurh, Guimpcs,
Chemisettcs,
idcrod Dutch
and
.luhots.
Lace and
Lllco
(‘
Collar and (hill Suit-i, Dress Col»
Cuii’ Sets.
Ex.
lint-
Cont,
nnd
ollurs.
Tailored
uizc intro
Embroidered
Bo. Norwolk.
Halibut,
Native Eels, Lobsters.
g
him.
‘ . Hours:
m Potato crow he «mum and ‘
. he in uniting along nicely in other
. linen.
‘70 THE thClhlECC “A
mm itching skins. 39.33%,
or him without .9. Icon Cum
2mm. a air thatch my in ,
amt: ‘93th join humor 2
Wit
my. .
withu this bank!
old he hoodlum
_ if
mounts No
EXCUSE
. m
it!
for a carton to wear urtillciai tootii‘
that; drop when speaking or eating;
simply because he may burn hurl nev-
oroi winter; with the some ruuit he
should not set discouraged and think
them is nothing better in store for
H you have n mouth that is
uhupod a. little out. or the orttlnnry,n
pinto mild. in any office would demon-
Itmta tho tact that peculiar mouths
can be made to hold a. plate firmly.
Come in and have your impression tok-
‘on and enjoy life once more.
Dr. J. n. MALLEnY
Ill South lulu at. Bouth’Nmolk
3 mm. to ll p.111. ann-
We Sell Tickets
Old Minion him. moonlit Lino.
2 cm. Lil»
FINAL MAP OF
Rock Ridge
(Formerly Board’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 ,
TelephOne 760 South Norwal
M D. RANDALL
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COAL! C0
Extra Large Size No.2 Nut Coal
. $5. 50 per Ton
Harris 8t Gans Compan
TEL. 721. 63 WATER ST.
i _——
NOtlce i LARGE CLASSES ... nurnususrtc TEACHERS"
During n. a... .32. ARE YOU WITH US
Augushonr store"
will close on Sat-
urdays at 1 p. m.
...._ \WW
Crabs]
Flatt, ihutcriish .l'mgiu.
nnd llound Claims, Hit. 0
So 0rd.
1.0m;
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others. if not tell till. i
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are the very latest creations for
summer styles. Come and choose
your cloth and let us tailor you a pen 2
tect‘ lining suit. One that will give
you a distinguished appearance amongV *
well dressed men.- Our workmen are
artists and turn out perfect work.
John Kubovic
213 WASHINGTON 81'.»
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Something New
We Make First-Class
Ladies’Suits from
$10.00 up
For your
trial.
All our garments are guaranteed.
We also do cleaning and repairing
for indies and gentlemen.
THE PARIS LADIES"TAILOR8,
128 Wilmington 8t.
Tin-luv Block. 2 tloor ll. Kohen, Mgr.
Tel. 357-4.
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LET THE
VNorwalk Furniture
House
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furnloh you for your home with a H :‘z‘:;;‘: :\:\3\:;:::, 2,:
highly pollnhed Dining-room Suit and
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n Parlor Suit of tho hum dcalgn, and The Gotham CO’ ‘3 CONNEALLY &::.,'1 2 . _ . .
a Stove that will save your cool hill - mm. aommm, ”1 N. B. E 0. OCULISTB AND 0PTIGIA’N; ‘
- . . u. w. rounds. ~ 2 RACK N ... ;.: . 2
and that hill bake at all (linen, and ‘ Props. 3‘. W' H V THE ”ms UPON WHICH
for your odd pieces of Furniture at , H. it w “k putiionngo in Your» oi:
. . ,9 .. t .
any (inscription. so to the to Flat 8th 5:. Norwalk . . H 5cm! Days are u porionce in correcting hiya Trohhi‘
NORWALK FURNITURE HOUflE, Telephone Four Fin Two U C , 1 Scientific imtrglnontc (oration
.. 2 F. om‘ng In; no oyos all our own rn
1440 Wall 82., Norwalk Conn. .u . til . (my Plant (or grlndhag lust t.
: WW " , ‘ . . . ’« ‘ lonnch your cyca lino.
(Succeaaors «to-r. A. Mitchell.) . it “"1”“!“1‘1‘0 3°21“ “gnu“?! » you not RELIABLE oLAfoo
All ourunhclctorlng and repairing ill “"““‘ ““2?" .....'.;'.:......... "‘_“‘ if Heimliitigi? an moi con» 3} if we moire than;
.~ ‘ . ' ti 9 - A ”Atlantic a comma or:
done by u dmtciuu Trench cabinet Houaawwnc to; n _ V Eatab island 15 your“ .
mm and ”mnei’fmmm’ with F' Read About .» - H ' Open Saturday mvunlun
SHO ES)
‘5. WM". Phone'ii'i- swm Atunmum mu. ’2'.
’ ‘ n in m «mhlllhad tact that. . ;: ..... ........;, .; . ,...,........;
......... FENCH Ammonia ml,
me Aluminum Booking Um .
.f‘l‘ito Evening sentinel ;
terrain, on tho taut: show that, 2
m rm. no 2
Kaitlin-‘2 '*
m‘dlflflifiuftrV nihiroinfldu “
to. Boys 8: Girls
' r this are nuhprlor to than mtido 9:. . 2
comm "thj: only. V melan m of or our my metal. This h" . H m-nnmuinnr. vanadium
. mu pro m is! momma no ’ . a,“ m 3. found in town, 2. The ii‘rouch mbmr to ill;
including the “motto
ll mule Barr-cm, 5mm alight injuri
today. . in on automobiles “mum. ,
stimulant Vitaliicro‘a W rho
lM.,tlpurrerc'am modulo
2 arm; Boihrnmhim was» at
uni and the ombmohor’n rich:
lulled. M. Barren on local! Huh
mg in the W- lhut he ll
vmdmnpaioddum. _, ,
Norwalk Chronicler