New Styles in Ladiea’.
Home Dresses
in Gingham and Percale at
$1.00, since 34 to 46 inches.
Ladics' Long KIMONos' in
Flowered Crepe Cloth at
$1.00, all sizes.
May Manion Patterns.
All Patterns 101:
E. K. BANKS
Mahockemo Hotel Block
South Norwalk
W14 cameos
Fall Number oi
the Pictorial
Fashion "Book
WM. P. BEERS
Kodak and Stationery Stores.
6 ’South Main Street,
South Norwalk.
49 Wall Street, Norwalk.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unset-
tiled weather, with local shoWers to-
night or Sunday; moderate southwest
twinds. A disturbance which is mass-
:lng out the St. Lawrence Valley is
causing unsettled showery weather in
the eastern portions of the Lake re-
gion and New England. The western
disturbance has moved but very little
during the last 24 hours and is now
central over Nebraska.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 67; high, 74.
Cloudy.
John Burnes has left the Stevens
livery. (New Canaan, and is now work»
ing for 9. Norwalk party.
Mrs. George F. Canfleld, of Sear
diill, is visiting Miss Doris A. Petlow,
of Rochester, New York.
) Ashley Jones has returned to his
home in West Norwalk, alter a week' a
.visit with relatives in New Canaan.
Mrs. A. J. Dolson and three children“,
of Main street, have gone to Beacon
City, New York, to spend three weeks.
' Mrs. Edward C. Ennis and son, of
Hartford, are guests of Mrs. Ennis’
brother, ‘A. ll-i. Buttery, of sunny are
one.
'Mr. and Mrs. James H. Little, Miss
Mabel Little and .l. Archer Jones,
spent. Thruway at Savin Rock and
Lighthouse Point.
Francis Leonard, of Stuart avenue,
has takcn the place of his brother,
James. as special delivery clerk in tho
Worwalk post oiflce.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leon Drake, of Flor-
ence, Mass, is spending a few. days
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Dil-
worth, of Mott avenue.
~——St. John and Keyser have install-
ed several large "Clumsy Settces" for
Conneally and Ilrackon.
Mrs. «Fleming, of New Jersey, and
Frank St. Clair and Henry ‘Boimont. of
South Dakota, daughter and cousins of
Mrs. Townsend, of 32 Main aircct, are
her guests for a time.
—-—Proporty owners, consult us be-
ilore placing your order for anything
in the carpenter lino. (lolliplvlv plain-1
~111r bungalows. Estimates gladly i'ur-
nishcd. “Service." What you wan-tn»
when yod need it. ‘i’hone 10112, St.
John and Keysor.
Mrs. Mary Stovana and her father.
Samuel '1‘. Jones, of Went Norwalk,
visited one day recently at tho homo
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles iii. lirlnckcr-
bolt, on Railroad avenue. New Canaan.
‘ 1! Wm -.
‘Why waste time looking all over
town for emerald green silk ntockingo.
town for emerald groan silk stockings?
but they are also very scarce. (in di~
tract to the hi. ill. Ryan Coin store, and
get any size you want at 501: per pr.
This up-toldatc ntmo also carries a full
line of colored silk stockings to blend
with any costume.
Special
Demonstratibn
’ “THIS WEEK-—
Tannin: Chocolates.
Tues and Try Before You Buy.
Stillso-né-Poweil corporation
In Wflfllfltiifoli mm
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Own
Sundays to
HBO'
So don‘t. forget you can get. Kodak
Supplies; also Sunday Papers.
DONNELLY’S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Ilor Ewe-Fate Service all
FRED. H. GANUNB,
Funeral Director and
Embaimor.
Office and Haldane.
Telephong 904
B4 80. Maln 8t. So. Nomlk.
Follow the Crowd“
ROTON POINT
DANCING
Pavilion
Dusting Exory Night and soundly
Afternoon;
Six Pieces of Music
Smith
Cleanser land
Dyer
24 North Main St...
South Norwalk.
’Mr. and Mrs. illnrry .l. ilrachon, of ,
Academy atroct, have returned from 11 ‘
ti'olloy trip to li‘oi‘ostvlllo.
Miss thumb Clnrko, of 2 West Main
street, in spending several weeks
Mountournu, lew 1H paiiiro.
Timothy O'Neil. or West Rocks avo-
nuo, is entertaining Loo Jonson, oi! the
Chicago and Wentsrn Railway.
Miss Florence in. Jennings, of Jan»
ningo place. is unending the weekend
with friends in New York city.
NOTICE! NOTICE”
if you are a aubacrllbor to The Son-
tinei bring or sand in 3511 and get
tin-co of the most popular magazines,
Hearst'n, Fashionable Woman. and
The Metropolitan, for three months.
It you are not a subscriber send or
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and
magazines will he sent you for three
month by mail. ' It you prefer to have
a nmoy deliver your paper send 1111
3511 to. meaning and pay the boy 121:
a week for The Sentinel. The man-
Iinai deal with all die cur-rout only
lost: or vital interact and. will pin-o
Furniture
actual reductions from usual prices, not exaggerated values.
standard in Construction and finish. Mentioned be10W are a few of
three great i‘loors. Saving from id to 30 per cent.
This Furniture sale beats all our past records, due to exceedingly low prices.
Every piece of furniture is or the highest
Sale
Our figures show
the bargains to be found on our
$9 Dressers. at
$6.98
Made of oak, mirror lvl x 24,
$25 Kitchen
' Cabinet $19.50
Made of oak, has nickeloid
top, metal cakes and bread box, top 40 inches long, 22 inches
removable flour bin. No kitchen widc. loud lock and keys.- Flu-
is complete without one. lsh the best.
$3 Card Table
$2.25
1111111. by the E. T. ilurrows
(fo ., whose tables are ltnotvn in
almost nearlvc every househod.
These tables areatnndaid style.
light, strong and riducd with
folding legs, felt and leather
top.
toooooomoooocm i T l C.
Thompkin’s Cove
Blue Stone for Walks
and Drives
By Load, Carload or Cargo
RAYMOND BROTHERS
I n—-r—~ An.- 2-
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
33.0 B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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el-
The 1.1.1. COLLINS COMPANY"
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MACK ADMITS NO OPPOSITION.
Says That Athletics Surely Will Win
American Flag.
Connie Mack doesn‘t regard the Naps
or Wushiugtons as dangerous. The
Athletics already have, beaten the.
Senators in eleven out of fifteen
games. liusohall is so uncertain,
though, ifiilt Mack evidently is banking
much on the return of Jack Coonihs,
the iron Man, who has been ill all sea‘
son, but anon will be ready to assume
11-011. in the. box. The wild claims set
up by (‘lark Ci'iilltii and Birmingham
gradually have loosened Mack’s talking
apparatus, and last week he consented
to give vent to his icelings.
“The Athletics have 11 good lead, and
they intend to keep it," he declared.
“The Clovelands, Washingtons, White
Sox and died 80:: are about evenly
matched in playing strength and will
continue to kill one another oil for the
rest of the campaign. No team in the
American League is going to win six
teen or seventeen straight games, as
the Senators did last year. We won
fifteen straight games early in the sea
son, but we cannot repeat.
WiALHANFORD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES TO R E NT
“l-i‘ Griffith’s team were on even
terms with us now we'd finish on top
In spite of the :piiching of Whiter John
son and Joe Boehling. The White Sox
and Red Sox are out of it, and the
Clevelands, while making a game tight
lack class, especially in team play.
"Coomba’ illness may he termed a
blessing in disguise. it has enabled
me to develop my young pitchers,
Brown, Bush and Ranch, who have
been of great assistance to Bender and
Plank. These youngsters have pitch-
ed better ball than they have received
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Contractor
Mating Construct on C
aumliatgxtgnfiinm on Ill kind: 0! W mailing Ill
12! WASHINTON STREET.
TIL. $57-12.
IOUTH NORWALK.
mo mile:- or murmur.
‘»
“The Moyer See oi the Moyer Car,
The Moycr Want to Own One”
hour and Six Cylinder Modcll in stock.
Catalogues or demonstrations on request.
Automobiles to rent by the hour. day or week.
OSCAR H. BANKS
GARAGE, RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
in -
3 Bunches Extra Large Beets
Fancy Green Corn, per doz.
Red Onions, per qt. 5c Lettuce, per head so
3 cans Milk 251: Home Tomato». per qt. 10c
Wax Beans, per qt. 5c aqts. Home Peaches 25c
Green Lima Beans, Cucumbers, Carrots, Music Melons and
Plums.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY ,
Phone 1“.
20 North Mlln Oh
Try a Want Ad in The "Sentinel
- and 11111111 '
10c
'" 200
credit for. and they are good enough
right now to boat anybody. Bhawkey.
who joined us recently, is another
. 'iirst-clnss colt. in fact. i am firmly
convinced that next year our team will
have the most powerful pitching corps
in big league baseball.
“We are well iortiiicd against acct
dents, and an we are getting all the
breaks that winning teams seem an-
tltied to, l have no fear of a slump due
to accidents or hard luck. 1 expert to
have my team in tip top condition for
tho world‘s series, and l sincerely hope
that we will meet the Giants."
ADVERTISE!) LETTERS
Below is a list or letters remaining
uncalled for at the (allowing punt oin-
003 for the current wont.
South Norwalk.
Mrs. Mary l1). Allen.
W. ll. ilolnndor
A. M. lloyds, Highland Ave.
Miss l llzuboih (‘ullon, ('ouoord Si
Francesca rlccoitnnze
M r11. Charlotte {‘11 Fisher.
George llillinrd.
Mrs. Mnmlc l4}. Howie.
Minn Mnrgnrot liubbell.
Mrs. J. Lawton.
Mrs. Fred Mny.
Mrn. L. .iillor.
Miss Mary '1‘.
iiiun'.
Minn ’l‘oaaio O'Keoro.
lien Olncy.
Thomas Parker.
John Puiclno.
Stanislaus Zgigbicka, care hair An-
toniogo.
Mr. float. City Hotel.
Mrs M Silt-och, care Mrs. E i311]
lard.
Mrs. Jesse 8111111111111, 711 130. Main St.
Edw. .l. Einlan. catechism Club.
Mall: Szcndrel, 80 Ely Ave,
(i. ii. Taylor.
Mrs. Eugene *0. Worden.
ill. lid. CROW. P. M.
Morrison, ill ickony
, winemakers watch 8111111111101 Want
. . Ads. [or light on 1.1111 "when to our"
Mn
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Almost unnecessary to advertise this event. It has al~
ready secured a following who have found it pays to be on
hand bright and eaily at these week end merchaidising
events. 1 6
Some of our best deliartments made libeial contribu- ’5 ‘
tions of good merchandise for this week's and sale and we ,.
didn t take the prices that they carried but made our Own,
for the After Supper Sale must give you goods at a lower
valuation than you can buy them under any other circum- ;” I
stances. ‘
:69c
ladies” White Ling e1 1e Wrists.1
Regular Price $1.50
W ~- rfifildmmtm '
.
Andrew Davey
90 Washington St. 19 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK NORWALK.
PHONE 410. TEAS and PHONE 388.
COFFEES
Very Best Creamery Butter lb 310
id S, and ii. Stamps free with any of the following: .
Atlas 'l‘ablc Salt, a box ...................................... 10c
Domestic Macaroni and Spaghetti, a pkg. ............... . ...... 10¢
Atlas Sun-ch. 3 1-2 ih. box .................................... 180
Atlas ilornx, :1 pkg. .......................................... 10c ‘_
Adan Ammonia, bottle ........................................ 101: 2
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NEW 1011K Aug 9—Mauugerl v A\(.()U\ 111 no, .1111; 9. The " 1
Frank Chance of the \‘ew YorkAnier manager of Fieddic Welsh, the Eng— ,
icnn League club, announced this 111'- lish lightweight champion said today 7
ternoon that the deal with the Baitl .11, could 11¢ definitely stated that Welsh:
lot the cortices of Fred .liuisel, had the light scheduled hole for the Amoh‘
been completed. The Orioles star in- lean championship on 1 abor Day 1'10. ’
iieldcr comes to the Yankees in ex- said an agreement with the promoter,
change {01' Bert Daniels, lsiah M'ldklli with the exception of a minor data“ .
and $12,000 cash l or two, had been reached.
Maisel will report to Chance in this; A dispute is looked for over the
city today. weight and the selection of a referee.
Moist-l who is considered one oilhe Ritchie is understood to favor a Cali-
siar iniicidcra of tne international iornian for the third man in the ring,
League, has been in great demand: while the Welsh camp probably willvé‘l
among major league clubs this sea insist on Charley White, of New York. ‘
son. The Chicago Americans, Bostonl
Nationals and New York Americansj
PASSAIC TEAM COMING.
hms all been bidding for him, unu' The pasqam team of New Jersey, d
it was not until today that Chance and has sent the {0110“ his lineup: Motzer.
”Manager Dunn, of the linltimore club, 115.; iiennian. it; kaiser, ci’.; Kraufle.
finally came to 10- ml!- ’11‘9 ““‘V :.;11. Becker 1' :‘l‘liouipnon, 111; Bash- ;
Yankee plays shortstop 01" ”1le “W at. 211.: Wiggins, 1.1, and Haylor, p. ,
equally well and is said t" be 6 PW“, This liaylor held the Long island City
or 01‘ exemplary habits. 'A .,Ono 01‘ the fastest teams in Long
During U16 1912 593%“ “mm mm“ island, to no hits to: six innings. the.
tell 275 ill 129 games lividcd “N in min stopping the game. lie is touted
138 names as shortstop and 937 “M as 1.11911111191111511111111113111 Now let‘-
23 games “1 “1le Miller Th“ ““0953 lacy. This team has played such teams
in] completion of the deal ““8 “19 as 11111121111115». 1111111 itldgewoods, L111-
(nuuc of "mill jubilation 0“ “‘9 part coin Giants and teams of that calibre.
oi the NOW iork “ll" oiflccis,u ”‘5 ‘1‘“ Gus linorr will use Volk and the same ‘
sci is mnaldered 10 be 1‘ “0mm; ”W1 team that he has had In the past few
and u piuyor ““0 will “01"“ “‘9 WM“ games. As the \‘urw ulks are now so»
niobium \l'llk‘h “"8 “W“ ””5““ 111g better than any othei sornhpi‘m
Manager (‘hnmo slime he took chaigo fessionnl 11111111 in the State and the
of the club visitors are wry strong. 11 good game
1“ giving Baltimore “3'00“ CM“ mils expected. (iniuc will be called at.
Zuddltion to lilunicls 11nd Midklii, 1119,3130
'local club taken rank with the his-
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’Mnrqunrd to tho Giania.11111l Marty
O‘Toole, to l’ittnhurgh
TEIIIIY LEE ABBAHBES
l BOIITS FllIi Al. KETBHEL
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known about the «into, is critically
ill at his summer homo. nt Plant Hump» 1
lion, accordion to word received horny;
today. 111» in 11 ll‘uutuo oi the Con:
liooiloul School for iloyu and coercion]
and trouaurur of Hun, board, a former
town 111x colim-tnr 11111] for n number
of yours won 11. school principal hora.
lie in auli‘orluu from dluliuiuli. Mf-
iioll in oz yours old. ‘
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A litllo reminder. So mud my adv
today Jumps Ilonucllv.
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'i’orry iron, the Bridgeport boxing
prmnotcr. has innppod out 11 busy
campaign for hip protcgc. A. Kctchcl.
The first will be in liouton on
next Tuesday evening, htéi‘ol‘o tho At»
inn «Athletic Association. ’i'iiin is the
big club of ilcnntown, and Al will
have Uilbnrt Gallant. the hard-hitting
Boston boy, as his opponent. The:
hunt will be one of 10 1011111111.
(in August 13 Kctchel will appear
in u ill-round bout in Hartford, he
tore the Hartford Naval club, and the
latter is now selecting a boy to meet
him. The club wants Kctchei to go
against Kid Polite, of Néw London but
Manager lLoo says 9111112. is too heavy
(or AI.
01) August 18 Ketcliel will meet
Chick West in a iouround bout in
Wastfleid, Moss: West is a good boy
with a pair of this mitts. He can hit
hard «with either hand, and will prove
a worthy opponent for Ketehcl.
'Iho Norwnlk llohpiial Association}
directors, will meet Tuesday evening.
AnAaw-u
Miss Sally Gilbert of Norwalk, VIII» ‘
tied with friends in Stamford tractor»
day.
.w.
Richard J. iliiiliiurn, of Spring nut
is spending the month in Pittsiorti.
Vermont.
o,
The Norwnlk Board of Trado dim?
on; will hold a business meeting
day evening. ,
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The regular meeting of Cathy)“
Union Council, No 46, K. at (1., ill
be held Tuesday 1161111...
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Norwalk Chronicler