New‘r‘stylca in Lndlea' '
A Heuse Dresses
in Gingham and Percale at
$1.00, when 34 to 46 inches.
Lndioe' Long KIMONOS in
Flowered Crepe Cloth at»
51.00, All sized.
May Manton Patterns.
All Patterns
E. K. BANKS
Mohaokemo Hotel Block
south Norwnlk
10¢
Undeerod 8r Underwood
rosr CARDS
or: rule clrv.
enowu TlNT.
The [Very Latent Stylist
2 FOR 5c.
WM. P. BEERS :’
Kodak and Stationery Stores.
6 ’South Main Street,
' South Norwalk,
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair and
cool tonight and Tuesday;
moderate to brisk north to oust winds.
There is no well-defined storm area
this morning east. of the Rocky Moun~
talus. An extensive area of high
pressure central ocver the Lake re-
gion is causing cool. pleasant weather
81181. of the Mississippi River.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
’i‘cmpcrnlurc: Low, 68', high,
Partly cloudy.
You are invited to shop ut- Mintz's
jubilee unle tonight;
weather
53 2.
Special coffee sale at Andrew Dav
vey'u. Sec ndv. for prices.
Special onle on men's pants at Jr»
ooby‘e. Soc adv. for prices.
,y-Lymnn Bracken, oi Academy street.
is enjoying his annual‘ vacation
’--~-
wl‘l'ntchee, clocks and jewelrv re-
paired promptly and satisfactory.
Arthur '1‘. ll‘erris, 78 Washington St.
Inletnira.
P. (?.w lounsbury Lodge will lneclt
tomorrow evening. There will be no
entertainment and refreshments will
be served.
lverything in the line ol‘ groceries,
wines. liquors and delicatessen will ho
dound at A. I”. iiocknlann and Com-
pany’s. See adv.
William and George O‘Brien, of New
Britain, are the ghouls of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Harry J. Bracken, of Academy
street, for two weeks.
49 Wall Street, Norwalk.
i
Open
Sundays to
H60
So don‘t forget youcun got. Kodnk
Supplies; also.ISuudny Papers.
DONNELLY’S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE.
16 SOUTH MAlN STREET.
For Up-to-date Service Call
. FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Office and Rooldanco
. Telephone 904.
84.00. Main 8:. Sn. Norwolk.
Follow the Crowd“
ROTON POINT
DANCING
Pavdlon
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Mon-loom.
SixPiecesof Music
August
urmture
notuul reductions from uuunl prices, not exaggerated values.
standard in construction and iininh.
I
three grout floors. Saving from 15 to Silver cent.
This Furniture Sale beats all our past records, due to exceedingly low prices.
Every piece of furniture is oi? the highest
Mentioned below are n few oi the bargains to he found on our
Sale
Our figures show
$25 Kitchen
Cabinet $19.50
Mode of oak, has
$9 Dressers at
$6.98
nickeloid Made of oak, mirror 14 x 24,
top, metal cukos lmd breud box, Eltop 40 inches long, 22 inches
removable flour bin. No kitchen wide. Good lock and keys. Fin-
is complete without one. iii“ the best.
32. so is. $3 Men s Pants ‘
Choose from hlrlrk thibots, slripod worsted and light. colored Cilfit’
silncl es.
\ u 'r,
'i'ifn‘t‘tl“ ‘3’! r3
”- ."" 7-,. t.‘ l'." 1"!"
”PH-.2 .9: HS
.. 1‘ ”Mn. 2
K" ‘- 'r I
l
,.
on
S3 Card Table
$2.25
lilndc by the E. ’1‘. Burrows
('o., WllOSt‘ tables are known in
almost nearly every household.
These tublos :lrc stundurd style,
light, strong and ridged with
folding legs. felt and leather
top.
, Thompkin’s Cove
Blue Stone for Walks
and Drives
By Load. Carload or Cargo
RAYMOND BROTHERS
M—
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«thd‘WNd ewweow irri‘WduPd‘d‘
379.0 B Jackson 58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
Optician PHONE 488.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
MMMMMWl-MMWM
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in
5!"
nee—ewe
.5.
W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES TO R E NT
Miss Alyce Droyfusn and Mills liol-
en .1. lingonhncher, of New York. are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Drey-
tusn, of Gibson Court.
William J. Dolmoly, of New York,
Iormorly of South Norwalk, where he
one night clerk at the "Hotel Mnhncko
mo. 1.... been visiting here.
This in the beginning of the fourth
week of the record lire-liking (-lonrnnre
one at the Boston Store. Hotter nl~
tend and get your share oi tho but“
gains.
Underwood nnd llndw'wrmd. tho
world famous photonrnphcru, lluvo Just,
completed it ecrion or pout cnrdu of
thin city. They nro on unin lit William
P. llooru' book n‘mreu unli nvo tho lin-
eut yet gotten out.
NOTICEI NOTICE”
it you are n uuhucrliucr to The Son-
tinel bring or com! in title end not
llllroe at tho moct’popuiur mngnzlnen,
illonrllt'o, Fooluondhlo Womnn. our]
The Metropolitan, for three months.
1! you are not it uubecribor hand or
bring 31.60 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be Mont you for three
months by mail. it you prefer to have
a newniloy deliver your paper send up
35c fa. Illuminati and pay the buy 120
a week for The Sentinel. The, mega»
zines deal with oil the current and
icons at vital interest and, will please
every member of the (molly.
Special
Demonstration
«THUG 'WlEKt-I
" Tom-nine Ohminht. .
rm- and Try action You My.
Wheel Corporation
a uncommon '
I
. Smith
Cleanser and
Contractor
- and ,Buildr .u 1
. Mating Construction Co
Estimates furnished on til kinda of 1mm; nomination, In
aliens and repair work. .
123 WASHINTON STREET. IOUTH NORWALK.
L. 88742.
Dyer
24 North Mlln at.
South Normlk.
TOUR T0 NOVA SCOTIA.
’l‘llm’lluurouiion 'l‘ouriul, (lo, roulloni
thnt nny exploring to Join the Novn
.Suotlll. party lonvlnn lionton Mondnv.
August 25th. hook timir llttllltm thin
wool: in ordor to uccuru ninturoom no.
commodutionn. inlay tour con/ling
$42.60 iroin llontou. Olllnr tourn:
Block inland Suturdnys, Aubury Park,
Atlantic City and White Mountndna,
Mondays. The dates selected for tho
apecinl Autumnal (3-dny inure to the
White Mountains nro Mondays, Sen
lumber 8th nnd 16th, coating $21.60
from New Hill'i'n. Special circular
mailed on request to.
. The Recreation Tourist (30.,
191 Orange utl‘ooi, New Haven.
NORWALK NATIVE HONORED,
PARIS, August il.-~—Two Americana,
gWilllam 'Morton Fullerton and Charm
Fink Beach, hm; been made Chew
liar: of‘tho Legion of Honor. The!
were proposed by M. Plehon, the
French Minister at Wraith Allure.
fir. Fullerton. who m. horn in Nor-
will, Goon. in writer end so. Wit,
who in I. Minoan, in o vellum
they” and author it 10ml writ.
l
“The Meyer See oi the Moyer Car,
The Moyer Want to Own One”.
Four and Six Cylinder Models in shock
enluloguea or demonstrations on reorient.
Automlnlllce to rent by the hour. tiny or week.
OSCAR H. BANKS
GARAGE. RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
Fancy Green Corn, per doz.
§$n?%3?;' per qt 2:: Lettuce, per head so
Wax Beans, per qt. 5‘: a qta. Home Peaches 25c
Green Lima Beans, Cucumbers, Carrots, Musk Melons and
Plum!»
20 North Main It.
Try a Want Ad. in The Sentinel
w
t. '1’... '
The 'A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
250
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
PM". “I.
90 Washington St.,
SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 410.
Special
’0 Slum is. liree 1 lb
Andrew Davey
Good Things
to Eat
Coffee Sale
:ltl Stumps Free 1 1h ilest Corrie .
itine Coffee .
ill Stumps lace 1 1b. Mnrulnibo (‘ot‘iee ......................... 28:
.3 Stamps Free 1 lb. llest Santos (‘ofi’eo ................. 25c'
19 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
PHONE 388..
........ .35c
...... 30s..
vices will be held at 8 o‘clock.
(‘ouri an'ruk Drum Corps will hold
i
if your eyes uni-d attention rend,
'l‘humcr‘s udv.
Shormuu t‘ouul-il. liol'ul rcuuulu,
will meet loblul‘l'ow night.
linens Tribe, .\'0_ 2i}. i. O. R, ;\l.,
will meet. tomorrow night.
'lhe t igllr Mnkora' Union will hold
a regular meeting toni~vht.
l
\Ynnhiutzlon Pump, No ll, 1’, (l. 1“.”
of A, will moor tomorrow evening.
Louusbuli lodge No.12ii, I\‘.
nil moot tomorrow avenue.
1’. (‘,
E, (l. P.,
i'ur‘nu Hl'tyltll’l‘ .\'o. 20:11.. i, 0. R. M..
will moot [oniuht for regular business.
lloulzlng Fowler l’or‘t. No. 48, G.
it, will hold a weekly meeting
night.
i
A. '
l()~
l
iiov, and Mrs. iiooruo l). Egbert, of
Flue-lung. L. i., are visiting friends in
town.
'i’llo South Norwnlk Qunrtr-tte Club
will hold it rcgulnr meeting tomorrow
evening.
.lnmos Donneily, of South Norwlllk,
is spending the day in New York on
business.
’i‘ho stono steps if the Woodward
residence in North Main street are
being reset.
Court .‘l‘lulluckomo, No, 33, Foresters
oi America, will hold it regulur meet—
ing tonight.
M...‘ —..
The monthly meeting of tho lint
:2 'l‘rlmninro‘ association will be hold to-
' lnorrow night.
John ilonnolly. of South Nurwillk
upont youtcrlduy ut hie .lmreutnl home
in New Milford.
'i‘llo onnlvornnry of tho murrinno or
Mr. and hire. Wouloy 6. Wood will
he l'l12lollrntori tomorrow.
Minn Aivn llurroll,‘of Brooklyn, in
the guest or ‘Mr. and Mru. Edward 1..
lhlulley, of Ridge avenue, Norwulk,
for n time.
Mr, and Mru.‘ (lhnrlon 16‘. 'l‘rlntrnm.
or linnt Well street. nro entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. ‘ltoho’rt i). 'l‘rintrum, for
n few days.
Misses Mirinln rind Gertrude Clone,
of 74 ivrnnklin avenue, left this morn»
ing for n week‘s stray lit Atlantic City,
New Jersey.
Mr, and Mm. John Stools. daughter
billion and non George. or Spring Hill
avenue. are spending two wells with
Mrs. George stools, of Wilton.
The committee or the United ltallan
societies to arrange for the celebra-
tion of Columbus Day will meet for
the purpose of organimtlon tonight.
rum will“’»lt;.'floiy my at at.
Mam church and the Met or the
securities; will be coidrroud, 'rlto
.
rnuu‘emouts to go to Soutllport.
: tt-luber ‘30, where they will plny lit the
‘ ilrclucu's curnivul.
‘ i‘ompuuv will hold a regular meeting
‘lhe parade to he held there soon,
:wcnt to hit-Guilh's Woods in \\'iuni
;}’llllil8kl is sold to
at meeting this evening to muke nr-i
Sep- l
\ilss lanes Lynch of Crescent Ter‘
rule, has lotillntd ultct .~.pcndinu tow
weeks at Ashury l’alk. inlw has ngniu
llsumed her duties in the oiiite of.
Raymond Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. linri‘ord und
eon llnvid, of ii) Chestnut street.
'South Norwulk, started last night on
n trip to Niagara Falls, and expect to,
_returu home in about :1 week.
The (lid Well llook nnd Ladder,
this cloning. 'lhe meeting will like- !
ly oonsidl-r the Southth invitation to
The Norwnlk Bout ilub members
pnuk yostcrtluy about ion strong. ’i‘hoy
surely must have llceu fasting for the
past three weeks to llnvc room for
medinncr which was solved to them
yesterday. The (.‘lfllnbnltv was it hit:
Slit’Ct‘Ss and was enjoyed by oil.
The (lisp of Louis St lnveizcr .lnuiust
‘url l'nilnski. oi‘ Elmwood nwnue’
will come up in the South Norwain
side of the Town Court, ltlllli)l‘l‘t)\\'
morning at ii o'clock. Mr. St‘ll\\'('li5(.‘|‘
had Mr, l'nlineki nrrcetod for assault.
The trouhlo sturtcd over the during
of it well. Mr. Schwvizcl' bud the
Cililll'llt’l to do the work for Y? Pul-I
laski. who is very denl‘. A mu work-F
lug tor .\lr SillVlOlZO!‘ wanted his
monov , and the latter wrote it note to
'nilnskl, asking him to pny lhp mun.
have responded
with the remark that,
should come and got. the money him-
self. The lnttor started out to do so
lost. Tuesday night, but when he
rem-lied I’nllnnki'e place was ordered
oil the premises. As he turned to no
Pnllnekl cnught hold 01‘ him. and
throw him to the ground. The charge
of neuuult uguillst i’niltluki was made
inter.
F.
I
Property owners utilize Sentinel!
Wnnt Ads. in finding buyers or lon‘
nuts with mnnll cost or doluy.
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which characterize all aria-ma
The Patented Cutlinl
KIWI lbuhltflvlrnpoulb and
NOW ON
gown;
Mill NM 9°“
1 fur northwest ulld us for south as lien- ;
' sition? Whnt scroll bod the locks?
~summits of the Alps through the Val, ,
They hear on their
huge rocks fulleu from Bur- .
: ucnth. us the tool of n carpenter gauges
‘ered with bowidcrs must hnve been
The price for M number at above mounted pattern in :5 can".
No matter what patterns you have been using, try one. just one, Pictorial W
Pattern and you will realize on millions at women have learned, that P
Review Pattern» alone W: to your dream that closence of line and?
Comlmctlon Gutdu [imitated
you “venom who" to one mo
SALE AT Till PAW could
WILLIAM 1’. DEERE.
“SCRATCHED ROCKS. ”
They Mark the Course of Glacier. ‘
Adowu Our Continent.
'l‘hrounhout lllt" northern. United.
Stntos. from the Atlantic ocean to the
lucky. huuc bowldel's are found sent-v
loved all llnphuznlu. The rocks and
‘thlg‘C‘S nrc smoothed and worked with
'Sr'rnt‘cllcs vnrying t’rom faint lilies to“
broad grooves: two foot deep. Some" of,
”these bowltlcrs. wuighiug runny tons, 5.
lire so hulrluccd on u lodge that a slight '
touch will rock tin-m. The ludiuus used
them its “nlurm bulls."
The grooves or scratches on these
rocks nro as n rule purnllel and extend
north undecuth. South of the nbovo
mentioned llrcu neither boulders not
scratched lOth can be found.
How (time the bovvldcrs in their po—
Agassiz. fumilinr with the gnome: ‘.
the Alps, prolulhly
ciore of Switzerlnnd. Those amounted;
ice creep slowly down from the lofty"
loys to the pluius.
surface
rounding cliffs. ’i‘ho stones frozen in
the bottom of the glacier. pressed down.
by the enormous weight of ice above
them. scratch and groove the rocks lie-
out n piece of wood.
\i’hnt won the condition of America.
when sllniinr ell‘ects were producer"
instead of local glaciers scattered in
the valleys. the whole surfnce now cov-
llidden by on immense sheet of Ice.
' Jmlglllg from the marks on the rocks.‘
the sheet moved from the north toward
the south, carrying with it musseu of
rock.~llnrper's Weekly.
PRAYERS, FOR RAIN ANSWERED...
CHICAGO, Aug. ii.~—-Prayere 'idr
ruin in the parched regions of the
Srhwclzeril’t'eet were oli‘ored yesterday in Elev-'5'
oral churches here. During the ear.
vices the lotion of showers on the
roots testified to the bounty of nature .1
in Northern llliuoiu. l“;
Many of the ministers discussed ex‘n *
porlpncee of droughts of other year; _
to chow the eiilcncy of prayer, some
of them giving nuthonticuted inatwl;
can when plnycls for min were one :
entered within it few home.
A good lidv. pays best in the belt 4
leper. A
mm~-w W
gnve the true tin-pg.
, swcr. lie showod'thnt a similar stnto
: of things is produced today by the glnv‘
.é.
“WW we“.
Norwalk Chronicler