sustain smells
‘ mom
has. me ten cease
'l'lil em or new
F- A. LANE
Ii 11mm
,Werdwell's “only store is improv-
ing in the hands of the punters.
Improvements on the United Bank
“Building are gradually progressing.
N '1 underground writers yesterday.
. . M. Roller. who is in manure thesnew
.15. 10 end WM‘ in flood: Main 1 '
'_2 sheet, wee in town, yesterday. some .
, _.' platinum stream ~
..
Clinton Commendery. No. 3, K. T... ,
lwill hold o-state conclave Friday ev-
0.111118.
Bauermxelblo. er. I. o. o. F. will j
meet for the weekly meeting tonight. 7
r ; '1 pin;- ‘4
The monthly meeting at the lschoda .
Yacht Club will his field on Friday eve- ‘
hing. , g3 .
Nor-wall; Lodge, No. 2881, (1.11. 0.
o! 0 F. will hod e. monthly session on ,
Friday Welling. ' ’
I
Olive Branch Milne. No.19, K. at
P., will hold a regular weekly meeting .
tomorrow evening.
Eureka Reheknh dodge-No.12. I.
0 0. E, will hold 3 regular meeting
on Friday evening.
1‘ 11w murmur. a. 0.11;. ht, "
tron-ulna rousine"mettnrs at the
«CREPE ‘Uflflilmu.
We have a good line oilin-
dorwear in plisee and serpen-
used mmechen another
NightGo-wns 76c tom.”
Combinations, Skill-ts and
Drawers s... 301.110 and 41.50
Drawers ...... .. ..... ‘50:
Short Skirts 50c
“Infants' and Children's Crepe
Gowns, 0 to 7 yours . .
Children's Rompers in pllusm
Crepe. 1 tot years . .
J. I Mallette
I Vlaehiem i.
m. . ‘ Io. Wk.
fit
you.
Mneoeepe. ”this warm isi
tor swarm. it ie-miiy
laundered, requiring no ironing,
weekly meeflne last evening. 1
l
The South Norman: Board oi 11.1
hrary Directors will hold 3 resular
meeting on Friday evening oi this
sleek. '
men the curds received from
Attorney Nehemieh Condos. who is en- .
doying a vacation in Vermont, the law-
yer is having a fine time.
There will be fun as well as busi-
ness for those who attend the meeting
of the some; hell at Trinity Church
in the parish hall. on Thursday even-
ing. A watermelon least will follow
the business session.
it is hoped that the temperature will
be slightly lower on next Monday eve-
ning when the South Norwalh City
Council will hold its regular meeting
for the month of August. A number
oil-matters are pending, ,promieing u
long and busy session.
The Norwalk Trolleymen’s Union ..
mid-summer monthly 1:
meeting in the Main street hall on Sen :-
urday evening. All trolleymen, mem~ .1
will hold the
here oi the union, are asked to be on
hand. Reireshmenis or a wholesome
nature will he served and a general
good time enjoyed.
NOTICE! NOTICE” | .
limereseubecflrerto'l‘heson-
tinei brim or send in 850 and got
three of the most popular magazines,
Hearst's, Fashionable Woman and
The letmpoliten, tor three months.
it you are not 11' subscriber send or
bring 81.60 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be sent you for three
months by mail. it you order to hallo
a newsboy deliver your paper send us
35c tor msnerines and pay the boy lilo
a week for The Sentinel. The mass»
nines deal wit In are current sub-
jects of vital interest and. will please
every member of the innlly.
-—----- GOODW
Job Pnntmg ,,
BEST IMF“!-
Friday, Aug 1
See large Circulars and .TOMORROW'S ISENTINEL ‘,
to: partial price schedule or the wonderful bargains in 1
Clothing. Hats and Furnish: Goods for men, young ,
I
I
I
men andboys.
_.._..........._._.... .. . . .-..W..___. ....
The Teeth are
‘ First . . .
Don't neglect them any ledger,
attend to them at once and
avoid lament and regret youare
bound 1:0 tool in utter years.
Dr. Mallory
will put your teetth good con-
dition and advise you how best
to care For them.
The Poet Slope of Beautli'ul
Teeth—you swear at the
poor once
16 80. Milli 8L. 8°. Nemlk
HOURS: 0 A. H. To I P. M.
SUNDAYS 3V APPOINTMENT
l
seer woes,
our emcee]
88 North Main St
'l‘lle Reed 81 Vollt
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equip“
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805-50 So. Main at.
80. Norwuik. Millie Hall 3100!,
OF A Mr... . ..wOBlT BOX
in our Fire and iterator Peon!
Vaults to the 81181111088
MAN’wis NO ONE ME
has access to his private pen
Deni
Wills, Deeds, Mortgages,
Bonds end Recorde‘ oi Pri-
vate Investments are remove-
ed tram the dentin: ot nth-v
ere.
1mm '4 tom reset! my
the rental of a but tor your
private 11am
Why not here one!
The south 11 «risk . .
At the Same Old Stand
West End Washington Street'Bridge,
you ll find a Full Line of Sea Food,
received Today by Express.
ecu-sous Bridge Fish Medici.
veLen-Ione ice. ms DILWIRY.
NOTICE
K01! OAL!‘
A lot of Fresh Mined Coal just received. Place your
order with us now and save uneasy.
HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY
Water Street, South Norwalk. Tel. 721. .
Peck Pctatoes 25 die
15 pounds to the peck
3 Fancy Cucumbers for .. 5c I 25 lb. bag Sugar .
Beets, per bunch ....... 5c 1 3cane Milk ......... .25c
Wax Beans, 3 darts .. 25c | Fancy Pena, 2 quarts . 15c
Peaches. Musk Melons, Apples, Tomatoes, Corn, Lettuce,
Squash, deishcs.
UNITED GROCERY COMPAN
" 20 North Main at.
Phone 148.
One Hundred Million Have Been Ora 1101". the Red CFOHB emblem appear-
Cross Christmas seals for use during
the holiday this year have already
been placed and preparations for the
sale are wel| under way, according to
an announcement mode from the New
York campaign headquarters today,
or scale were sold in 1912,11 gain =oi
nearly 25 per cent. over the previous
year.
in the anti-tuberculosis movement tor
which the seals are sold. the American
. Red Cross and the Nations! Assent.
lion tor the Study and Prevention oi
Dubai-cutouts. who conduct theme.
hope to reach the 50,000,000 mark
this year, hellish 1.100.000
. prevention oi consumption.
table in the shove
the Who will “be instituted this
, The seat will be rocunruier‘ in she”.
313:. inches wide bird ‘1 that M
ORDER8 GIVEN FOR RED Cit-088 dsshing across a held of snow, and the
border will he a brilliant red and
CHRISTMAS SEALS.
green decoration of poinsettiss and
leg on either aide.
Design by c. J. Budd.
The design was drawn by 0,.1. Budd
of New York, the well known illus-_
trator, who was awarded a prize or
8100 ior his drawing The second
prize, :60. was awarded to R. Fasten
Worthley at New York and the third
to Miss Hazel de Baron] of Brooklyn
tiered for Thle Year—~Large Sale
in 1912.
Orders for printing 100,000,000 lied
Over 40,000,000 or $4,000,000 worth
givm honorable mention.
Distribution of the seats will be
Because at the deep Interest PM“ “’0‘“ September 1 5“" W
‘ ’ December 1 it is expected that the en-
tire 100,000,000 will be distributed. it
more are needed. an additional supply
will be printed. In \eddltlon to the
seals themselves. advertising materiel
to theamouat at several million pieces
v15, *5 .4] also b65118 WOW. The clmDm
this year will he orssnired in almost
1 mutual mm“ from ‘ previous 9“" 0“? “ll ‘0“ 0' “In 17W“
“a character ,0, summertime than 1.00.000 agents
M will give their services to the work.
M
«A W atom to illness A
Wmmvw_wwu verses-1
Mia. Burn 11 11111 or New York was'
lists Ease Placed on List as
Available tor Service in
Court
in this county who have-been esteem
year tor one year are out and those
on iollow:
Norwalk.
George W. .8th. Edward Brewer,
ton, Frank F. Clerk, John W. GurnW.
David Seymoud Curtis, William G.
We, William F. ‘DeKiyn, Mortimer
Clark 1M. Ely, William P. English,
Ebenezer ll. Pillow, D. Warren Fitch,
Frank H. Fitch, Edwin W. Godfrey.
gory, William ll. Guthrie, Charles E"
Hell, Winfield 8. Haniord. Charles H.
.‘Hmey. J. ,R. Plymert 130m, Edwin
L. Hoyt, Andrew Hutchinson. Samuel
Lawrence, George C. Lockwood, Wil-
‘Henry Matheis,
George L. Diver.
William H. Raymond, J12,
Rider, Thomas Robins, Floyd rises-
(:08, William ‘ltl. Sounder, Alexander
Semiple, Henry S. Selleck, Franklin
Selleck, Edwin B. Smith, Edward H.
mSmit-h, Ferdinand .B. Smith, Wilbur F.
Smith, James Sutherland,
Teller, John J. Warren,
"Waterbury, Samuel Wale,
Wheeler, George it. Wyman.
' Darien.
William D. Anderson,
Austen. Theodore W. Austen, Eivbert
George W, Mills,
Alonzo
uett, Fred B. Chaddertcn, William S.
Dugdale, Linus Fairchild, John A.
Finch. Charles 18. Fifth, Samuel
Grumman. Arthur C. Hart, Fred C.
Hart. Walter C. Hilmhert, William J.
, Mother, Charles Millsnaugh,
mend, Clarence E. Scodeld, John H.
11am ll. Wilmett, Stiles Wood.
, New Canaan. .
"Miles G. Adams, John H. vBehre,
guetus Huntley, Charles W. Burtis,
stock, Charles Groiut. Mern E. Gaw-
vls, Heyward Davis, Charles H. De-
meritt, Robert Elwood. Cheninng
Frothingham, George H. Hatter, Wil-
liam Henry. Gardner A. Hoyt, Frank
Horton, Charles W. Hodges, William
Holt, Edward L Jones. Stephen E.
Keeler. Jos. W Lockwood. George W.
Lounebury, ieremlnh ll. Lyons. How-
ard L Miller, Robert B. Morse, Ar“
thur ll. Ogden, Stanley Ogden,|
George A. Peuley, Lewis Provost,
Theron C. Rockwgil,8010man L.I
Searies, Norman Siouson, John L.‘
Stevens, C G. Tayor. Charles B
,Wecd, Charles C. Wheeler, Banks
Weed.
Ridgeiieid.
Andrew J Bates, Alexander Bayliss,
Emmttt (l. Beers, William H Beets,
W Andrew Benedict, Jesse L Bene-
dict Eden Bouten, Charles F. Brown,
~31 30 John B Brush, James II. Burr, Sam- 3
Incl A Coo Thaddeus Crano,D .DvSmlth
iuasc, lrving Grumman. Aaron G.
.i-ont. Warren Hoyt, Ebenezer ll.
lloyt, William R. Keeler, Richard W.
Keelcr. George A. Knox, Frederic C.
‘11011, Howard P. Nash, Samuel Nichol-
.us, A Randolph Northrop, Arthur W
INorthrop Charles F, Palmer, Allen
liliesooc Theodore mynolds, George
{L Rockwell, James 1) Shaw, William
M. Smith. Charles H Stevens, Hiram
8. Stevens, George ll. Underhill.
George ll, Underhlll, J, Willis Wade.
Weston.
'li‘rstilt Dunks, William A. Bedlam.
vv‘v Fred Burrltt. lverson C. Fenian, John
C, Fanton, John Fitch, George D.
‘ Gifford, Cliton
Troudwell, C. W. Wokeman.
; Whterhut y.
Westport.
' Joseph Adams,
Henry W. Cnley, Thomas Courtney.
George A. Darrow, Frank Dayton, Wib ‘
item D. Dickson. James M. Evans,
James L. drillcw, Benjamin W. Foster,
shutter 11. Foster, John w name,
George J Green, Course Hole, Chaun-
cey Hurlhutt. Arthur B Jaime, Fred-
erick Romper, Charms tangent-rt, .
John P. McCormick Wiliilun in. oi. ‘
born. increase A menu, Wallace ’10.
Parnell, Henry Petite. it. all Penney,
Adelbert 0. Powers,
1on_mwm.sw a
i
1.3;,
lilies ct sorely Whose domes,
The list. of the jurors in me towns.
to do duty'irom September‘.;l vol thlsw
drool Nowell: who have been choc»
Charles W. Bell, Addison .A. Hemp
li‘rederlokBrower, William H. Dying--
Crockett, Homes 13:. Dana, Wallace.
Denny, David E. Diebrow, Eben Eaton. .
Augustus C. Golding, Charles E. Gne~ .
Jarvis. William H. Kirby, Charles M. .
item E. Lockwood, William M. Lowe, ‘
' William Podmore, .
Harry .
Eugen-3
Selleck A, .
Edward S.
C. Bates, Charles Bennett, James ‘Ben- i
Bram.“
hi: L. Quackenbush, Beth W. Ray. .,
Selleok, Andrew S. Waterbury, Wil- \
George 1. Bell, Charles Bennett, Au- ‘
Sydney R. Chicheeter. Samuel ComW
ford. John 1.. Davenport. Hiram Do»
Him, Gilviu Kclloss. ‘
Lumen A. Mead, Edgar *Porry, Mason ,.
seniord, William .1. Sherwood. Wilbur '
Sturgos, Fred 'l‘rcsdweil, Thomas W. -"
George 1.
William 111. Albin.
Edward (1. hinge, Henry '1‘. Bradley, .
*wuuam s. llradley, William 11. Burr, *
seem Rich; ‘
ards,Wiilis1n H Berton, E. O. sump» ' ,
eon. Joseph edition, William :11. 'rsy- ‘ ,
Mimic“? 1
COFFEE
given all this week
70 stamps withiihVery Belt Tea, lb. ..... ......
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Special Grade Tea, lb.
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Choice Tea, lb.
25 Stamps with 1121b. Special Grade Tea .. _
25 Stamps with 1 lb. No.1 Royal Plantation Coffee. 35‘!
l 20 Stampswith I lb. Our After Dinner Blend Cofiee. 33¢
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Best Maracaibo Coffee ........W
15 Stamps with 1 lb. Challenge Blend Ceflee ., m I
10 Stamps with 1 lb. Best Santos Blend Coficc. .....afigé g
Our Cuties and Teas are gueron- T
. teed to please
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.‘
so me or wasumorou e'r. sou-m seawater. 7
«one 440.
THE “TROT-MOC”.
The Shoe Sensation of the Season
1" men,
Women and
Children. "
It's the back to ‘
, nature Shoe ‘
w... m ,
sentinel Wants form an impoflml
part—a vital heart totemt ponionw 1",
.oi the daily papers. .
[If you
Herbert A, Williams, William J. Wood
Wilton.
Herbert A, Barrett, Frederick 13
EBenedict, Frank C. Benedict,‘80lon ll
’Borglum, Floyd B Boston, George
F. Brown, Stanton Coley, James Com
stock, Charles 0. Eakiand, John W.
Ferris, Richard H Fitch, Frederic!
.Foster, Charles F. Geopple Frederict.
Gray. Seth L Grumman, Jr., Elmer Know
Jackson, Harry R. Jackson. William ,V
.A, Jones, Aibner ll Keeler, Arthur where to so and get treated right we
will tell you. . 1’
Little Samuel C. Lockwood Timotili‘v . .
Auto Supplies: ‘
T. Merwiu, Shel-mun Morehouse. Ed
Standard Gasoline, Mobiloll Oils.
,wnrd W Olmstesd, J. Richard Olm-
stead, Theodore olmstead, Ernest C 1
,(Tolumbin No. 6 Batteries Give Best
Results.
Rustoe Oordt Sackmanu, G, William
Diamond and Goodrich Tires.
A. Scllllclillug Truman Smith, E.
Boyd Smith, Samuel 'B Sturges.
W” E M" The South Norwalk
Hardware 81 Auto
Supply Co.
42 WATER er. “in
Open Sundays From 8 to 12 Noon. ‘
The issue as to the lust New Haven
accident seems to be whether it was
a good engineer with bad brakes, or
a bad engineer with good brakes. A‘
system which should provide a good
engineer with good brakes seems to
be possible, but not probable under .
a corporation which blows in all its3
means in buying oft competition.~—1
New Haven Union.
Meanwhile, the warring gentlemen
in the Balkans it. appears, had a
Fourth or July as insane and unsafe
as the most reactionary maniac could ,
desire. ~New Haven Register.
YOU CAN PIN YOUR FAITH ‘
on my Optical Work. Go into the; ’
islyeglass question rnreiuly before .9
you buy glasses. it is us (lumen
one to wear gtassec prescribed by; x
any one but a Registered (Antonie- '
trial as it is to wear glasses titted ‘ -
to some one class eyes. (would 7,
you be suffering with Eye Trouble“
. consult me on any Monday, Wed~ ,
nesdnv or Friday eveniuz. 6: 39 to
9 .
leLLIAM J. moons,
Eyesight specialist , ‘
Keeler'e Building, Room 6,11»ng
lepton at, opp. Hoyl'e rum
N. v.. 727 8th Ave. only a to 4.
demo.» 45th and 46th so. W
........
...
l 1‘: is always Io“ to fetch .
ea or :t plumbng rover who-
it first start: «because its tena
is to grow worse with
I. neglect.
... You will save much nonw-
j- -ance, as Well all time and trou- -
hie, by ’vnhontas or sending « j‘ «‘
.. W8. Represent
unstructugum. 111.. $1: 05;)”; 1?; in ‘5'!“
Fire insurance
. Coin panics
1 ,1 illusion one ‘ :
em
costliest in the long run-—
place your plumbing problems
on our shoulders and new . ’
Norwalk Chronicler