«by ‘ placing a Burglary policy
. us and let us relmburae you tor
was. Telephonn 1230.
AYLOR 8t GOLDEN
‘ Wauhimpon Btu-oat, ”
. Scuth Nonmlk. Cann.
, All kinda of inaumnoo.
Public Sioiéoraptior.
mam an‘
!
icon.
j News
mw~
‘ Olin ‘1‘. Hayes, of Norwalk, spent
tcrduy in New York, with friends,
Richard H, ~loldun, of South Nor-
walk is registered at The Casino. Surn-
toga Springs, N, Y.
Miss Ethel M‘l‘ln‘llll, of Lowe. street,
left yesterday for Detroit, Michigun,
where she will visit her cousin, Mrs.
., Gimmes Hill. for three weeks.
, atlas 'Kuthryu Mri-iugh, of
_ Main street, is remembering- her
i'lfl‘iends 'with 'postnls from Oak lllull‘,
’ Mass., where she is spending several
weeks. ,
The Cluett-i’enbody factory is cios~
L 'ed in conjunction with the factories ol'
the firm all over the United States for
the annual two weeks‘ vocation which
began on Saturday.
Workman have felled another West
Washington street tree in front of the
Arealdence of Frederick H. Quintard.
The tree was killed by gas under
ground and lack of moisture.
in ‘Norwaik, last week. there were
fifteen mortgages amounting to $30,-
840. «For the third week in July, 19l2,
“there were fourteen sales of property
and mortgages of $18,200.
Miss May Dexter. has returned to
her home in \South Norwaik, after
spending the past few days with her
mother. Mrs. J. 1H. Dexter, of lo
* oust manner-{Port Chester Journal.
Eidridge.and Henry Borst, Abram
and {taster Flags. started on a vaca-
tion trip for two weeks ata large hu-
tel at White Lake, Sullivan county.
‘ They are in anticipating a royal good
time.
iSoiman's livery stable has purchaa.
ad the horse, carriage and harness
owned 'by Rev. ‘R. J. Carroll, pastor oi
Bt.‘Josoph's Chruch, who has decided
that an automobile will be more autis-
taotory for his use. " '
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Harris and their
two children, Gertrude and iiowurd.
. returned to their home in Valley
Stream, L. l., this morning, after hav-
ing spent three. weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Joacph Seller, of Meadow street.
The Young Ellen's Christian harlot-la
tion, of 'South Norwulk, (loud. had on
excursion to ()ukland Bunch, Sutun
day. The launch on which they chino
summed luto tho dork about twelve
thirty. They wore accompanied by a
band, which played all the populnr
airs of the duy.»~i’ort Clllib'lm‘ Journal.
:A few ('0le ol‘ the public note were
received at tho nourulnry of state's of»
lice today from tho printers and tho
deputy dormitory, iiirhurd .‘i. iiwyor,
immediately mulled coplrn oi tilt-m to
the judgcn of Hill anronm und Slum.
rlor cotll'iH, Another allotment will
be received next work and then there
will be general dislrllmtlon of them.
limit! 'Antirr, who lihil boon engaged
,” foreman in tho, lv‘ornuudcz it ‘icrnat
00.. ban reuignud his ponitlon. ilo
_ lemon for linvunn, (Jubu, 'l‘hurmlny, on
the stunner Mexico nnd uxpvota to in-
; herii. u largo fortune lull. by bin de-
cannon grundiutimr. lie in n counin of
«Colonel Ariuumlo Andre, tumours jour-
mum null leader of tho Connorvntlvo
[party to Colin. lilo triondn are all
sorry to pee him go, but wish him tho
beat of luck.
The men oi Mrs. May Lassen, an»
minimum. agulnat tho New York.
New Haven and llartford linilroud
company. wan dooldnd aguno the
:0 nialnth‘t by the Supreme court. luat
mic. Opinion by the entire court. Ar-
flon to master damages for the neglt
’ continuing oi the plaintiff's intestate
; fl 9. railroad crossing, tried to the Sn-
Mr court of Fairlield county, be»
liars Judge need and Jury. Verdict at
‘ ‘ tor the autonomic at the, close
«can. The piatntltt unpack.
, No
Wt , ‘
Soulln
“1(3er ,. ,
5 Quality, Prices . Stamps
Butter .30C
« AT 'rua ——
East indiaTca Co
Tel 371 125 Washington Street
i
l
i
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
i
Anal"
Free Stenotype L "sons
Given Any Afternoon, 1:30 to 4:00. a ill. I
.Merrill Business College
Don't miss the OppOrtunity.
SUMMER SCHOOL SESSION 8 A. M. TO 12 M.
Reduced Rates. Books Free.
STAMFORD. SOUTH NORWALK. .VPQBT CHESTER.
CROCKER-WHEELER REDSEAL DRY
MOTORS BATTERIES
' ELEC TRIG FANS
: New stock just in, 12 and 16 inch, oscillating type.
} ELECTRlC WiRlNG. ELECTRICAL'SUPPLIES, ETC.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered)
. ' ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
54 WATER 8T. PHONE 342-3. ‘SOUTH NORWALK
_ - I —- 4: r_ _~
'TH AMER
OCULISTS AND 0PTlClAN8
High-grade _
Refrigerators
and ICE CHESTS at Reduced Prices.
SAFETY
$6.50 Refrigerator. DOW M75 in eye examination means having
1010 R frl erator, now 7.89 3'0“" eyes examined by m" eye
3 . j e g $ speciulist. who is a Registered Phy-
who Refrigerator, now ..... . 39-49 sician. If your eyes trouble you,
.5 i~ Cl at, .. ‘19 consult us and we will tell you,
*1 ’0 “3 ie new $6 without obligation to you, whether
“LOU ice Chest. now . ......... 34-93 or not, you need glasses,
87 Atlantic Square, Bumford, Conn.
Eat. 15 yrs. Open an. Evan.
Albert F. Gehebe1
25 am 0 ........ -. -
vbeoadthwaowglk.n 8'" William Ewing. of Norwalk. is en.
Prompt Delivery. loving a few days’ vacation in Port-
land, Maine.
Phone 397.
Contractor Salvator Charlott has re-' 33““‘01 “all“. Of New York. is
celved a contract for laying ot 3,100 Spending a few days with his parents
feet of six inch pipe in Westport. for 1“ South NUI‘WMK'
the Westport Water Conipnny, ’
, The board of directors of the Nor-
Mlas Lillian Srhcaii‘,'oi North Main “Mk Country Club held a meeting SN-
streot, who is on her annual vacation ”m“? nitrht “"4 raised “N3 member.
from, the clupqueabody 3m” factory, 8al to the total by admitting two res.
in visiting in Boston, Mafia, with ldent and three non-resident members,
friends.
..... Victor W, Fen-la, of Norwalk, with
Harry Goodwin, manager of the a party or guests on his boat sailed
Copyright Clothing store, and non Mor- around bong Inland Sound and stop-
rls. have gone to ii‘lolschmun Corners, pod at a number of resorts there, Sat-
New York. in the Catskills, for a urdny and yesterday. 'l‘lwy report a
week‘s vacation. one trip.
Hospital.
guest of Miss May Kern, ol‘ Winni-
punk.
npilentiliililrl Saturday at the Noi'gvtmi
l Charles H. llllworth, ol' Norwuih, is
“spending a few days in Maine: on u
business trip, ‘
'\\’illlliiii Koppell. oi“ on Spring ntrooi,
loll. Saturday night for a two werhu'
vacation with relatives in Benton.
Mina ‘Harrlet «Henry, of North Main
ntreet. has gone. to the Girls' Friendly
vacation houne. at Canaan. for a week.
Harold Green, of Norwalk, is enjoy-
log n Wt‘l‘k's Vai‘ulion from his duties
in The li‘uirlield (‘onnty National
llnnk.
Miss Nora Ramsey and lather, of
Brooklyn, N. Y. on» spending a few
(11le with Mr, and Mrs. William
‘Brcde, of home strret.
7
Miss Adeline Nuphoy, of [Cast N01"
walk, has resumed her duties with F.
iii. Lockwood and (‘ompunw utter a two
weeks‘ automobile trip through Maine.
The Hope Hose. l‘fompany lire unto
mobile which hanbeen for the last
few Guys under the course of repair.
is out and in line running order again.
Mrs. E. B. Doulons, and son Hum-
phrey, and broiher-inlnw Frederick 13.
Doniens. of South Norwnlk. have gone
to the Catskill Mountains for a two
weoks‘ vacation.
Johnny Lonelink. of South Norwalk.
will leave next Monday for a \{catlon
at Portland, Me. Johnny will go to
Portland via the boat from New York
and ”will be gone three weeks, at least.
The Rev. and . . Werner left for
their vacation tod bid be away until
some time in September. During Mr.
Warner’s abseneogthe Rev. J. H.
Brown, rector of Christ Church, East
Norwalk, will have charge of Grace
Parish, officiating “not only at the
morning services on Sundays but at-
tending to such matters as may need
his attention during the week. Mr.
Werner can be addressed at int. Mon-
gola, Ellenvlile, Uislor Co.. .'ew York.
A placard has been placed on the
front door of the Norwalk Library soy-
lng it will be closed ali‘day Tuesday,
July 29th. on account of painting go-
ing 0n inside. Guamieri d; Swanson.
the firm which is thoroughly renovat-
ing the main floor, and the Library
staff have taken great palm; to avoid
closing the piano in order not to in-
commode tho frequenters ol' the 1.!-
brary, but Tuesday the book-shelves
and tho desk are to be varniahed, and
this could not he done while books
were being taken out, Books due on
Tuesday may be returned the next daY.
Better Times
n
Lack of energy is usually the outward~bign of
faulty nutrition.
Folks who don't feel "Spry" because of lack of the
«-
right kind of nourishment
After a Change '
in. Food
SlCK DOCTOR.
Proper Food Put Hlm Right.
'l‘ho food oxlwrlnnco of u pbyaiclnn
in his own «vitae when worn and Monk
lrom nioknoan and when needing nounv
lmnent lbn worm. Why is valuable:
An nlluck or who no unvvre it come
near making no oud of mo left my
wtonmch in ouch condition 1 could not
retain nny ordlnnry food.
oourao. that i moat have food nourlah-
nu-nt or i could nrvnr recover.
"l hogan us take four touapooniuin
i know. of
Thomas Moth-nth, of Danbury, waa‘h ‘
lilisa “(the Josue was operated on for '
iii the tontiuidny. and judir‘ni‘ant ‘
0N
0f their regular diet.
“Pick Up”
“Grape-Nuts”
FOOD
Thousands who know the personal value of clear-
thinking and vigorous action, make Grape~Nuts a part
of (lrupoNutu and croum three llmun
a day all?! for two would: thin was ui~
moat my only food; it, inhlod so do
llciouu that i enjoyed it immensely
and my stomach bundled it perfectly
from tho first mouthful. it was so
"Olll‘lrhlng i was oniokly built back
to normul henlth and nirength.
“(hope-Nuts has great value no
food to contain life during attacks in
which the stomach in no deranged it
cannot digeat and mslrnilato other
foods.
"I am convinced that Grape-Nifty;
moro widely used thy, physicians will
save many lives; that are otlmrwlce
lost from lack of nourishment." Nome
given by Pontoon 00., Battle Creek.
Mich.
“There’s a. Reason”
Mintz’s
DC‘WD’QOD‘G’Q
they need.
story,
Nothing succeeds like “The Real Thing."
That's why Saturday, Opening Day, was the busiest day
this store has known.
sale as ths Great Jubilee event and the people have been
quick to realize what we are offering in the way of real va-
lues and are taking advantage of the chances to make
their money go twice as far 'as usual ”in buying the things
“i- never saw so many good
bargains before in my life,”
wasithe way one woman expressed it, and that tells the whole
Come Tonight
and Every Dav During ,This Sale
909001200912.
00:. W '
owfioooogg
Never before has there been such a
u'“
Mintz’
Mintz’s
mom
renown
Filllli KILLED, MANY HURT
Ill “Alli WBEOKS
(Continued from First Page.)
The dead are:
Nicholas Sileve. ol‘ Paterson.
Anthony Polish, P‘atersom address
unknown. .
Angelo Pertoni, of Paterson; crush-
ed.
Samuel gumbane, oi Avondaie. N.
J.
The wreck took place on the single
track Newark branch of the Erie rail-
road, which tor six or seven miles
runs through a long stretch of wood-
land noar Nntley. The locomotive
and the cars of the work train loll
the raiia, crushing the men beneath
them.
The Erie Company has been ballast-
lng the road with stone for some days
and the men killed were engaged on
this work when the accident occurred.
Those killed and injured were all cm-
ployea.
Wreck in Colorado.
'i;‘)lli$1)E}R, Colo. July 28.~~’i‘wcniy-
Seven passengers were injured, six
probably fatally, when live couches oi
the Denver, Boulder and \‘l'eb'tnrn trnin
overturned ncur Elam-ado, (7010., yew
lcrduy. in the live couches were 125
["1551 nKt‘l'S, mostly tourism from the
cast.
The train left Eldorado about noon
and who attempting to make the cun-
toninry wido turn, when the rear couch
left the track. The train crew ch-
douvored to draw the couch back upon
the truck, when it overturned and 0qu
ricd with it. the next four (aura,
Those of the punaeuuora moat non
loualy hurt were injured internally by
llli‘ full. The truck is n narrow gauge
one.
A partial list of injured follows:
Minn irma Wyerbnrher, 'iluonevlllo,
but, back lnjurod,
Mina Mabel Bork, Dexter, in., inter.
nni lulurlufl.
Minn ii. i’.
nol lnlurlen.
Mr». E. i..
broltvn.
Mrn. John
lnjurlcn,
Minn Lnum lionaon,.(‘lliicugm inter
uni inlnrlon,
Miss 84min li‘runk, Nashville, Tenn,
taco out.
Mrs, Martha (limltont, Shimmtown,
W. Va, internal injuries,
Mina Blanche Chaltont, Bhinnatown.
W. Va., internal injuries.
litirry Packer, Kansas City, Kan.
internai injuries and cuts.
illthelyn Hull, Lexington,
wriat broken and taco out.
The most seriously injured were
treated at a hospital here. The phylu-
Hymou, llrxlrr, ln.. lntnr
Donut-3’, lloxll‘r, ln., :lrm
lienaen. Chicago, intornul
Nob,
1‘ clans Mate that in the cm or those
nurturing from internal innit-ion. it
will to impossible to determine their
:-
oxact condition for another twenty
four hours.
to Denver.
write a Sentinel want adv.
Sentinel Wants are a quick action
and inexpensive means or communi-
cation.-‘ They afford a direct way of
carrying a message to the ones who
will be most interested.
~——_._..._._._.___..
ADVERTJSE N THE BENTINEL'
Those ieas seriously hurt were taken
.__._.——___‘,.
If you can write a telegram you can
DAVE’S NO-RUB
Once Used Always Used
Sold at All Dealers
The Twentieth Century discovery.
Time, labor, health and money saver.
Positively will wash clothes clean without rubbing the
wash to rags.
No more tired feeling—no more aching back or
swollen arms.
Makes wash day a holiday, Greatest success of the
day. For economy, convenience and quality it has no equal.
Convince yourself by trying it now. Try one, buy one.
A five cent trial will do you for two washings.
We guarantee unqualifiedly that Dave’s No Rub Wash~
ing Compound contains no soda, potash or any other in~
jurious chemicals. Wonder worker for the housewife,
hurts nothing but dirt.
Dave’s No Rub saves you wear and saves you tear.
Directions how to one will be {Ound on each cake of Dave’s
No Rub.
Save the wrappers for which you will receive valuable
presents.
Cut out coupon in Monday’s Sentinel and get trial pack-
age free at any grocer's or department store.
Ask or the genuine Dave’s. Others will injure fabrics.
Beston Manufacturing Co. ,
. 26: Broadway,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Norwalk Chronicler