ottoman, $3 to $8. O'Brien’s.
rd Division, No 2, Sons ct
penance, will hold ita.regulnr
ting Monday evening.
Norwalk city assessors are so-
P verthe assessment books in the
o elk City Council Rooms
ourt Cecile, No 105. D. 01C” held
Pglilnr meeting last evening, and
utinp- matters were transacted
The Board of Health or Norwallt
find routine puslness was transacted
‘ been postponed for one week and
he' home of Miss iEmily Chlcheet'er.
«Hamilton avenue.
uniform of men at work on Pros-
t‘and Grandvlew avenues, is pre-
pnring to gravel these streets, and will
'prlibiibly have finished his contract
1“? i"James McKicrnan,' of Chapel
1 t‘fihad an apoplectlc shock iasll
"lit. undue unconscious at her home.
is the fouflh attack that Mrs.
JMonday, July 14th, the Stenotypo
o' penny of New York will glob a dam.
tion of and a free lesson on
1 tcuotype. the fastest writing ma-
shine in the world to which the gen-
em public is invited. The demonstra-
non will be held at Merrill Business
liens at 10: 20 o'.ciock i
[1&060'. culls. cans.
voile ot the large auto buses used
to carry the local carnival crowd to
Norwalk last Thursday evening, went
iii» the steep gutter near Four Cor-
um and remained there the rest or
the evening, Just how the unto took
to the gutter is not known, but it had
Quiet place to spend the holiday.“-‘
1 New Canaan Advertiser,
O'Brien's.
c
Mvpassenser Packard, iimosiue or
touring for hire. Telephone Montsem»
68M. “
The case or August Wahlquiet, or
millsopm't, charged with manninuah:
term the killing or Donuts Romano,
{lily 3rd, was postponed until Tuesday
”mommy at 9 o'clock, because Coroner
ha ‘1 Phelan .Wau not ready to most
' report. The case was supposed to
some bum Judge mambo tin-P
W’i have been somewhat coItm
tin Dean‘s Regulate are just no re
desired. They act mildly Inn
lute til e bowels perfectly“—
, $5.3qu. sob Walnut An.
.Aullim naualIu-a
Nfi'flcll NOTiCII i
It you are l subscriber to The Still-1
honor send in 3511 budget
6 the most popular mansion,
'o Mlonnhlo Women Ind
Metropolitan: toi- three months.
are not n subscriber send or
' ' d Tito Sentinel and
be sent“ 16h a11- um
11‘: mail. it you “ohm
' .. deliver will kudos
. 13c
a regular meeting last evening, .1
The meeting of the IPastime club, ' .
was to have been held tonight. _'
"beheld on next Friday evening '
ntractor Daniel F 'l‘oomey,,uwho :
Finest creamcry.
Glemwood Creamery
in prints 32c lb l
Best Family
Gold Medal -
'1 Pillsbury’ 8 Best
is advancmg
daily. lay in your: 1'
stock now
-, , 70c a
. P bag»
75Pclbag
75ogbag-
. Premium, Brand
Rolled Oats,
N Force, GrapeNuts,
.\
Cut to
20kg
Smoked Shoulders 15¢ a pound;
Nice, icon, prime stock. Swift’s and ’Armour’e.
Nothing ‘éouncs like quality.
Teas and Coffees,,lixtre Stamps
10 Stamps 15 Stoops -’ 20 Stamps
‘Free with, , 1 » Freévldth Free with I":
1 pound \ 1‘ pound : pound
25¢ Coil'cc. 30c Coffee 35c Coffee.
30 Stamps: 40.Stamps 60 Stamps '
Free with Free with Free with
. 1 pound 1 pound x pound
. 35c Tea. soc Tea. 60c Tea.
1 bottle Amiour'e Grape Jmce
6 bars Laundry Soap
oboxcsDoubleTipuntchcc
1" jar Smoked Beef
x pkg. Macaroni
r bottlclExtractLemonorVanilla'..............
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Full Cream
Cheese 200 lb
Union Made Bread
Fresh Daily 41:
a loaf
- AT THE ~—
EastiIndiaTea Co
Tel 871
1215 Washington street
SS!" give and redeem Premium Trading Stamps.
h.
Paper.
Hang gmg
.1 Our BpIclcitr.
PAINTING AND DECORM'INO.
Herbeer. Gorham
fl CREDO“? IOULIVAM}.
iliut "smile Flam SIS-l 8.
we
mum What: are It tool: cotton
and Wire means or menu
cation. Tiler chm a client «I or
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as Hummus It,
" mus Hamill.
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$1510; Dresses-
$1.95
- A line collection Poi pretty
1) cm,” to go on sale at
$ QSI value $1aPPI5°I .L '
White Dresses
$3 95
Regular prl;e $6 D50; A few
pretty Whit e Dresses for
this“ and women on sale
at $3415
Dresses at 99c
Another__ 'ment of neat
" Street and once Dresses,
worth up to So. co, on sale
at 99¢. ‘ ' .
Beautiful Summer 1‘
Drones $5.95
to‘SlZ 50
We Will have on display to-
marrow a fine line of Sam-
ple Dresses. Prices range
from $5.95 to S12. 50.
$6 Linen Suits
$3. 75
All Linen Suits that cold up
to $6 on sale tonmow
$3 75 ,1
«
A trimmed Hat in Millincry
‘ to $6. While they last 991:.
7 l
A, Children’s, Parasols
25c and 50c
A new lineofspccial Para-
sols for children for Satur-
day, use and 50c.
$2 Silk Parasols .
$1.69
bodies‘ and Misscs’ All Silk
P Parasols, all the new colors,“
regular $11 value, for Saturn
day, SI.69.P
DiSposal Sale
LAST DAY
All the lines must go tomorrow. Some price will mow
them. Table Linen, Linen Pieces, Towclings, Curtains,
Blankets, Linings, Fancy Lawns, etc. Tomorrow the last
(iill’o \
inlzs
$1.50Whiie Shapes
' 99c * .,
75 new White Chip Shapes .
go on sale tomorrow at 99c. ‘
Telec- your picch of any Un-
Scolion. Regular prices S3
$3 Sailor Hat‘s 50c
Fine Sailor Hats, samples
from Balch, Price C0,,
Brooklyn; regular $3 Hats,
for tomorrow soc.
South
Norwalk
' Fewnes Silk Gloves
501:, 750 andSlfl
. . a pair ‘
Fvery‘pai‘rguaran‘tccd
591: White. Bags
2%
in dozen'fiine White Im-
pom-a Bags, regular price
59¢; our price tomorrow
29 cents.
$1 Bugs 59c
A few large White Bags
that cold at $1.00, on sale
tomorrow 59c.
12c Summer Vests
8 cents
Fine light weight Summer
Vests, regular value/12c,
for, Saturday so.
25cSumm'er Vests
19 cents
Sample Vests from Lord
and Taylor’s fine lines; reg—
ular price 25c. Our price
tomorrow 19c.
Hose of Quality '
.Ichosc..... ....... .gc
Lisle Hose ..... .. 15c
Silk Hose .. ..... . . . 25c
Silk Hose.. ..... 29c
Silk Hose soc
Silk Hose. ....... 69c
Silk Hose. .Sx. co and Sr. so
’Evcry pair guaranteed to
give satisfaction.
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Connecticut—““- National committee-
msn Talks Patronage —-But
Only With Congressman
”auction In Rain on New Haven
Road Not ammo Favorably.
NEW YORK, July 11 -—The partial
victory or the 240:an road com-
motor; for the reduction of monthly
rates was not recorded favorably yea-
torday by Charles Bates Dana ‘or
No. to Wall street, who with Joseph"
8. Wood of Mount Vernon, led the
"commuters' war" in the summer or
1910
"Tho ruling of the Interstate Com-
merce commission," acid Mr. Dana,
“apparently has split the diiterenco
WASHINGTON, July ll.——Homer S.
Cummings, or Stamford. Democratic
Notional committeeman for Connecti-
cut, is here on matters connected with
; as the ‘twenly-nve to thirty‘flve’ mile!
zone is concerned. This none 91‘
tends troun‘the state line near Roi-ii
Chester to' Just. beyond Stamford:
The rest of the commuting districts
as m an Bridgeport, which also ard
heavily affected by the increase, get
no rellet.’
At the time the protest was made
to the Interstate Commerce commie
also against the increase oi rates, thei
Connecticut Commuten' league tiled
a brief, showing that the increases
amounted to from 29 to 80 per cent.
over the old rates. 0n the declara-
tion of the commission that at River.
25, Mr, Dana quoted rates (or otheq
places on the same standnrd. "Green—j
wich," he said, "would bopentltled tn
commutation at 89.07; Coo Ooh I.
39.16; Sound Beach at $9.34; Blow
lord at' 6.91”“3nd Glonbmok at 39.4
87."
Through the clone of 1Bradley;
Btonghton oi New Canaan, Conn, q
meeting is to be held today at tin!
Engineering building, No. 29 Well!
Thirty-ninth street, to dorm a pool
'manent commuters‘ organisation, It
is thought that the question or an
appeal from the commission's rulin!
will be discussed.
Math-r, ::
Smith
Cleanser and f.
* want or The Automobile Club oi W
PWWQW,“MWM Ian ;1 1
politics and patronage. fir. Cum-
mlnu says he has seen various peo-
ple here with reference to the Con-
necticut judgeship had other patron-
‘age matters. His visit, he laid, ban to
do principally with the work of the
balloon] committee. of which he in
acting chairman. He say Rom
tatlve Reilly, among others, but do-
cllned to any with whom he had con-
ferred as to patronage. He said he
expected early action on the iudxev
ship but did not indicate who would
be named.
Asked about various 1111an in con-
nection with the ludgeahlp.o
‘ronaxe sad the Ionatorshlp. Mr. Cum-
mings replied:
“it is impossible to curb the bum
notion of people. but I will ll)‘ that,
at the conference I had with auto
Chairman Forster and the members
or the Connecticut deiontiou.- nothing
but the judgeshlp was considered lily-
erything else wan expressly tabooed "
The Senate today confirmed the
following Connecticut postmuurlhip
nominations: Patrick 0. Covanauzb.
‘Burnaide; Jeremiah J. Sullivan, Col.
’chcaler: W. S. clerks liilcrd; Then.
3. Quinn, South nanometer.
Representative Reilly today urxed
upon Secretary or the due-um Mc-
Adoo that the radiation: for entom-
lux the amokers’ law be mined to
permit chm makers to remove from
the factory premises the :1 tan-tree
elm our mm per week that the law
entitled them to. No decision was
touched upon the. matter.
coon summer noun. 1
Material: making the trip to Great
Winston and the norhahirc Hills
statement will and road condition!
uirly soon on the whole. l
According to the Scum W
has the mum hotwun Hudson Ind
: Gamble is under construction tor I1 ,
- short distance. '
'1 . Ilwnlde this
between the old sliding scale rate
and the rate: now in elect,“
otherpct- ‘
via Hudson. Camille and W t,
side,
There’s Energy
it satisfies the appetite
which was taken as a basis,
II tar. one rule should not be more than 89.-
ADVERTISE IN THE BENTINEL»
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and Summer Comfort
in this simple breakfast:
and is easily digested.
A little fresh ..Fruit:
Grape=Nuts
Some crisp, buttered Toast;
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tleramNuts" Breakfast."
One or Me whhoiled Eggs:
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