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ay Hosiery Come to Us
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SAUGATUCK a
HQS‘IERY.
This is a white season in
. We no prepared
‘ for it. All sizes, all. grades,
It Popular Prices.
Hosiery at ”i“ a Specialty. .
“NM-macros" Hose 25c.
“Butter Brown” sic
Cadet Hose for boys and
la.
T Ladies’ Silk Hose.
GARMENTS.
Lardics’ ‘Shirt Wain.
At $1.00 a specialty.
7..
Ladies! House Dresses.
$x.oo. Low neck, high
neck.
Bathing Suits.
$2. 50 to $5.00
Ladies’ Under Skirts.
7 sec to $3.49.
FANCY GOODS" The Boy Scouts will meet tomorrow'
eveninc.
The interior of the parsonage oi! the
Ltidics’ Bathing Caps and
Shoes.
use to $i.oo.
modeled.
Announcement of the financial re-
Ladics’ Neckwear.
use to 75¢. imnde next week.
i Most of the merchants in the town'
Collar and Cuff ‘Sets. ,
25c to $2.49. , the receipts of the w. '1‘. I. A.
The contractors have completed the
new dock in the rear of Frederick‘
All sun Ribbons.
25c, 50c, $1.00.
BRAlSSIERES use to $1.00.
CORSETS sec to $3.00.
Bradley's store on Main street.
Daniel 13. Bradley
15c. x9e. 25¢-
84 Washington St Telephone 446
A. Dickerman and Son ,
We give no!" Green Trading Stamps
. for his duties as probate judge.
State street bridge will not. be fixer ,
this year, according to
{from those in authority
South Norwalk
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i Miss Einmeiine J. Raymond, a life-
' long resident of Westport died at her
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
33 South Main St, South Norwalk
SALE SALE SALE
11 we could make you full)' realize what a saving it means to run
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now you would come
more right swsy—todnyw—snd take advantage of these exceptional ber-
gains this sale odors. li‘lner goods are not made. lower prices are not
' to «be found anywhere. Come and investigate.
Sale in both stores~£tsmtord and South Norwslk
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CROCKER-WHEELER
ELECTRIC FANS
New stock just in, 12 and 16 inch, oscillating type.
ELECTRIC WIRING. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, ETC.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered)
ELECTRlCAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE 342-3. SOUTH NORWALK
RED-SEAL DRY
BATTERIES
54 WATER 8T.
Peck Potatoes 25 dis
15 pounds to the peck
' nothing but a severe wobbli’ng to ovi-
‘fl‘Olll Charles H. Aislliorpe. The light.
--. ning tore two rafters in the upper
be as good today no they were the funeral was held from her
time the driving took place, it they on Thursday at 3 delimit and Inter»
had been but kept from the sir, and most t00k place in the East Nowell:
for the reason that wooden spilos will ‘ cemetery.
lost in this fashion and that they are: »
We»
cheaper than cement spiies, they are“.
being used for the new Washington: NE
CANAAN ‘
street bridge where the water will:
over keep them from the otmosphere.’
On Sunday. August 3. the New
Census will play a return game
They will lost it thousand or more
veers.
with the South Ends in Norwnlk.
The ions are looking ahead to this
game and doubtless muny will go
and see it.
The detour, or temporary bridge:
was constructed to carry, all the nee-l
essury weight, but was not made to;
withstand severe shocks, such as it’
was subjected to yesterday, although
it did (like the shock all right with
deuce that it was felt. The toy "Addie
V" had a. barge in tow and as the
channel space is narrow the barge
Year by the business men of the town i
' ‘lbocn (loscd.
intimationei
The policy dist Church Wednesday
Nenoron
iimni Millspuuxh is drivlni; s on:
for E. M. Royle,
Postmaster Smith has moved into a
\Snugatuok M. Ill. Church is being re ”WEBB 0‘ D13
lstreet.
Ezra Heitwrlglit of Noroton Heights .
suits or the W 'I‘ I. A. fair will he expects to leave for the South noon.
Hanson‘s on Center
lie has property there. ,
Leon Butler oi! the Dariou.‘ Garage
have contributed to swell the total of has returned from a motor trip along
the Hudson and in the Houeatonic vol.
ley.
Colonel Robbins of the Soldiers,
1 Home, Noroton. is spending the wsclo
has recovered end at the bungalow at Kitcliowan
from his illness end is able to report. Park, MWM’W". New "0”“
Sedgowick avenue is now practically
i The Westport harbor improvement “9‘31"“! “Dd 1“ "De" 3‘5“,"-
question has been dropped until next‘VuW road lending into
The prl,
the Tllley
grounds from Mansfield avenue has
At the prayer meeting in the Metho
now is to wait for developments and subject was
{nevus from the Connecticut Company. lsaved?" Rev ll 8. Crossett mode
night, the
”What can i do to be
some interesting remarks.
An interesting meeting was held at
' home on King street on Monday. The the Presbyterian Church Wednesday
home night several missions in New Yorkl
being represented by theii severe] and
perintendents, each of whom
spoke.
William Quere of the Crciiiorne Mis-
sion, John i-lollls of the Yoeger Mis-
sion, Robert E, Hay of the Episcopal .
Mission,
has charge of the Camp
Mission,
them made remarks regarding
and Rev. William James. who
Memorial
All of
mis-
were the speakers.
sion work, giving vivid descriptions of
the New York underworld, and of the
rescue work going on through the mls.
stone. Mrs. Gi'itcc Morse of New York,
who in n well-known singer, rendered
two vocal solos, which were warmly
praised.
The evening was one of. the
most interesting spent at the chapel.
A. good adv.
owner.
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pays best in the best
scraped one of the bridge ends, FOCK'.
ing it considerably. ‘ l
The house struck by lightning in
Seaview avenue, yesterday afternoon,
as told exclusively in The Sentinel
was owned by the Norwnlk investment
Company, who recently purchased it
goblet} roof [0 splinters and info 0i! 9.
portion of the front of the building.
Pieces of wood were thrown a distance
$3.50 .
Rapid Vacuum.
of fifty feet. It is considered remark-
able that the house was not set ulire.
but it was a freak accident at best.
3 Fancy Cucumbers for .. 5c 1 25 lb. bag Sugar $1.20
Beets, per bunch ....... 5c { 3 cans Milk ............ 25c
Wax Beans. 3 uarts . 25c i Fancy Peas, 2 quarts .. ISCI
Peaches, Musk Melons, Apples, Tomatoes, Corn, Lettuce,
Squash, Radishcs. ,
UNITED GROCERY COMPANYil
20 North Main 8!. Phone 143.!
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m.— o... ..... ._ . n.
EAST
NORWALK
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torpnulln to await repairs.
the writer illters'slowly in,
Meantime ,
Mic Alice Charter and two chil
drum of li‘Hlllngton returned home to 1
day after a visit with Mrs. Uliuiflters
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Parsons,
of Winfield street.
Tho concretcrs have arrived and are
busy todny unloudlng and assembling
their little trucks over which the lillp 1
ply cars will be run to and from the
scene of operations and the base or
supplies.
ll, Mend illid Frank Shufolt, on the
motorcycle of the bitter, book it ride
to Ilurlou yesterday, planning lo go
to the lludson lllvoiwbut being over.
when in front of tho gin-hire in llurion
5...-.. MAW .. .. by the storm, and litter the weather
Gardeners “’00” that “‘9 ruin oi. 'ilitii (inbred went lilting nwny iicurly‘
yesterday and last night did worlds of to llunbuiy.
3°“! to growing things The news from the general lllllllllllel"
The “WHOM!“ ”9 mil-"Y W“ W“ or the ('ouncolicut Company that the
in East NONE!“ “lid “WWW!" “‘ on litlust urenuo line "must be rebuilt on
twins '1 8004 time ’uoon till we can get the money“ is
District Committecman ill. ill. Mood. truly welcome hows, ror it cvur tracks
, 0: inset Norvmllr. spent yesterday to unwind replacing and roudbod repair-
. mldmort and in Sumlord on bust. lug, that on the East ovenuelironrl
‘ am, River line is surely it. j
The electric station clock denoted Car :22 of the Connecticut Company
J. STILLMAN
Druggist
Potent Medicines. Toilet Articles.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
225 EAST WASHiNGTON 81’.
not Norwslk. Tel. 1566.
i from its appearance has been {or some
.Ulllt‘ and will probably be for some
The house use unoccupied und indeedi
time to come. The rhinineys rill dis
charged their soot all over the floors
no the bolt effected the building 1
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Leo County, now located at Guillurd, ;
has been visiting friends in this plscr 3
Mrs. Hons G. Guger, of McKinley
place, has been visiting friends in Duns;
bury.
Mrs. M. Wullersteiii. of this place, ‘
has been entertaining her mother from
Brookly n. i
Mr and Mon. '1‘. Goldman. oi‘ Stun»,
l’ord, have been visiting with ”lends:
in liowuyton.
Miss Dorothy qu‘Kendrlo, of Howey-i
ton uvonue. is visiting Mrs. B. C. ’l‘iiy~i
lor, ol‘ New (lanolin.
Minn Molds Sullivan. who hits been
visiting here, has returned to be."
home in New Jersey.
Mine Olive Leighton has returned
home from uni/Jolt of several wuolrn
with friends in New Haven.
J. Dull. .lr., ol ’l‘olrenelie, hits return-
od home from n cruise slung the Con--
neeilcut and Long island shores. _
’l‘lie-ro uro letters at the ltownytoii
not cities for Dorothy Wingort, Mrs.
Leonora Robinson, Miss June Atklu
iuul 'l‘hoinuu (lilpln. '
At s meeting recently held the 'Re-
COUPON No. 6
5 of these Coupons
the time as 8:16 client 9 o'clock this
morning. The clock needed adjusting
and ”sister attended to.
Mr. Hemm‘lngway. or East Norwnllr.
1 , is planning to take a trip back to his
old home in 'Mnrylend. Delaware, in
the near (shire. He in an oyster open
or.
The men working on the Jonson
‘ Giflord railroad towers clemberod
down quite rapidly yesterdsy when the
electrical storm was seen to be up
' preaching
The gasoline pump with which the
‘ bridgg contractors, sought to keep wso
_ tor from filling the execution. tor the
meant bridge Institutions has
broken down and Is covered with a
running on the Dorian Point Line no. Waylon lions company, No. 1, voted
volopod n hot hearing um, morning. to attend the parade and all around
Conductor DePlei-ne sent to the our 300d time and clnmbase siren by the
burn for a relief and Conductor llow- fiouthport MW Department 0'1 Wed“
lml Knows car. No. 124, w” put 9,, holiday. August 20,,to which an invite-
the run about 8:30 o'clock, no“ delay tion had been received by the score
having been experigncgd. tnry. Owing to the distance the mew
Quite a little trouble was ”pep bers are planning to attend they will
landed with the electric lines in East Mt take any apparatus. A“ those “I“
Norwnlli yesterday due to the electri. .ore going m anticipating the time ”I
a“ storm which struck the Dim 'tlielr lives as the drained around they
shortly and 1 o'clock. The linemen State M" ”“me tor" themselves
found much (“me near the Long a reputation which must be lived up
don's inland extension. The south ‘1'
commercial service was entirely out.‘ -—Dorm‘o W1“! cure mallow».
All is in good working condition today tone the stomach. stimulus the lira .
however promote digestion and Appetite sad
The wiles laid by the Romans would flyflifimflfifi' mm, mm
and 98c will get you
one of these Vacuum
Clothes Washers
* 4
Clethes Washer
memento 1852.
The Store closes every day but Saturday at 5 o ’clock.
0n Saturdays at o o “clock
Announcement is here madcoi a
Picture Sale of Great Importance to all
Persons Furnishing Hemes
Having purchased the entire surplus stock of an
immense Picture Framing Company, and the same ill'l‘lV~
ed here, at Whole corlonrl, we have planned for a 5:110 to
open Saturday, the 26th, and continue two days next
week, Monday and Tuesday, 28th and 29th.
For a whole day men have been unpacking and
classifying, and there is such an enormous \‘Ill'l(‘i_\' in
subjects. no two alike. and so many styles in frames that
it is not possible to make lists.
We have simply decided to «oll‘r-i' Cililiift' in all pur~
Chasers at
‘ $1.00.
This is u very exceptional chance. The piclin’rs girl"
in elegant frames, regularly priced iii $2.00, $3.00. 84.00,
$5.0) and $7.50. Window displays at Main street Cill‘llcl‘
and Middle street illld li‘xiii'lit‘lrl ilVCllllC.
Sui" upciis Saturday morning.
Sale of Toilet Necessities
Including many of the Soaps, Waters, Powders and other
sundries required by all persons.
Soriclc-ilygieuiquc liziliy l’nwrlcr. violet. 35c box
Italian ("listilc Soup. mode from pure olive oil, very
large size burs. (An;
Ruiiioln Cold Cream, large 1an 50c
Sample 'l‘ooth Muslim, 25'. quality. inc
\"rriias Lotion. $l.()0 size. 7%
SOC size, 30c
Romain 'i'oilci ;\iiiiiuuiia, 25C
Doiitzicurn Tooth i’nstc, ioc
Armour‘s Rumours Soup. 3 cakes, own-tori odors 19c box
Stanley's \"iolel Soup. 3 takes; 25c
liansrnuknks Florida Water 50c
Wilrlwoorl Violet Tilli‘lllll. 1h. cans, 10c
Roger mill (Izillcl's Sandalwood Soup, 3 cakes, (or box
I‘lyilmx l’cmxidc. 10c
Atkinson's Violet dc i'urmc Soup 356
Hanson—jrnks' English 'l'ub Soap, largo coke, 23c
Sociotc Ilvgicniqm liayth Soap, 25C
Morin s \ crvcinc old illiliiSll Soap, large cakes 25c
Dr \Iirotlc Hair .Rcmowr. 706 but
Freckle Cream, ()tliinc. _ 35C ii"
Stillman's. 39C
'l'uilcl Suction. main floor.
Old Bleach Linen
From a well-known ninii ulnrlurcr. who turns out
This lot is .1 (mainly \vllitt‘. t‘i’i’ll llii‘rnrl.
and
trillions weaves.
very lustrous. and rather ili‘;l\_\.‘ wright.
Will tailor perfectly.
65¢. 31) inrlirs \virlr.
Wash Dress (innris.
Corsets, Clearance of Discontinued
Numbers
’Small lot containing gun! iimkcs. broken (insru'liiicut
of sizes.
For cools
suits.
lllZilll flour.
50¢. rcizhrrlljss nl‘ uri'rinnl values.
Siyos 18 it), .3 , 24, ’5 l. '7 18.59, 30.
A second assortment \cr} gun/ll bargains. sizes ll),
24 and 25,
Ferris Waists, sizes iii in 2!} lilt‘illSth'. \vL‘i'r $lll0,
50¢.
i'nrscl Section. main floor.
Remarkable Reduétions in
WAISTS
There“ is an immense asesoi tmcnt of dainty up to date
Waists from which to select. Donna and dozens of charm-
ing styles. wide variety of the most attractive materials,
thoroughly good shaping and making
Many of the models are trimmed with a profusion of
lace and pretty embroidery. Tailored effects are also in
plenty; open front and back; long and short sleeves. Full
range chains.
$17 69
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Regular $1.25 values.
Regular $1.00 and $1. 25 values
The N E. Rynn Co.
U WASHINGTON 8T.
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