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New styles in Ladies
House Dresses
in Ginshsm, 11d Percale at
$1.00, sizes 3 to 46 inches.
‘Lndies’ Long KIMONOS in
Flowered Crepe Cloth at
01.00, all sizes. ,
Mly‘ Manton Patterns.
All Patterns 100
E. K. BANKS
Mlhlokemo‘ Hotel Ilook
Iouth Nonhlk
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Underwood 81 Underwood
. POST t'CARDS.
' 1 01-: THIS c11'v.
BROWN TINT.
The 'Very Latest Styles
, 2 FOR» 51:.
Kodak and Stationery Stores.
6 'South Main Street,
South Norwalk.
’49 Wall Street, Norwallr.
WEATHER FORECAST.
. _.—...
For Norwalk and vicinity: Upset-
tled weather with showers tonight or
Thursday; moderate southeast to
southwest winds. There is no well~
defined storm east of the Rocky Moun-
tains, but considerably cloudy and un-
eettled' weather prevails in the central
and eastern districts. The weather
continues hot and dry over the west-1
ern portion of the corn belt.
‘NEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 76; high. SB.
Partly cloudy.
(Miss Retts. Natterford, (ll Norwalk,
. , lsspending the day in New York city.
Court Narruk. No. 58. F of A, will
hold its regular meeting tomorrow ev-
suing ,
V rwalk. is
even on
1 ‘Miss Lillian Collins, of.
“ending the day in New
business. ‘ .
The N. E. Ryan Co. are showing a
large collection of stamped pieces for
art needlework. ‘See adv.
Miss Elizabeth Whales, oi’ Brook-
lyn, has rented a cottage in Silver-
mine for the balance of the season
Strike Timpson. of the Gunboet
Nashville. U. S. N., and formerly of
Ovelook [Military school, of Norwalk,
is spending a few days visiting his old
triends in this city.
«Watches, clocks and jewelry re.
paired promptly and satisfactory.
Arthur '1‘. Ferris, 78 Washington 81.,
The cities of the water commission-
ers in the South Norwalit City Hall,
is being refitted with handsome onlce
fixtures. and business will be transact-
ed much more conveniently in the fit-
turo.
Home Tribe, No. 2t}, improved Or
der 0! Red Men, held 11 regular meeb
dug last night. and made further
blame for the clammhakc which will
lbs held in the rear of the wizwum
next Tuesday evening.
The Annual. furniture sole of A. J.
Collins Company Is a your event. and
offers you an opportunity of 11 nov-
ing from if» no 30 11M cont. if you
{diam one piece or 11 whole house lur-
Ihlulwd, it will pay you it) luku 11d-
vaniuuc of this sale. for 111111111 prices
are the lowest, and quality the lli‘i-il.
84m adv.
NOTICE! NOTICE“
if you are a subscriber to The Son.
tinel bring or send In title turd get
three of the most woular magazines.
Hearst's, Fonhlondblu Woman. and
'i‘h1I Moimbtllitiin. for three months.
if you are not a subscriber send or
bring 31.110 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be aunt you for three
months by mail. it you prefer to have
a newshoy deliver your paper Read 1111
36c to. magazines and pay the buy 120
a week for The Sentinel. The may»
close deal with all the current out»
lento 13¢.le interest and. will mom
svnrv member of the locally.
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Special
“Demonstration
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The best and largest cancers
New York doing our work.
It does not take nuany longer than
if we had the work done here.
DONNELLY’S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
‘1!0r UP-tMlm 30%|” CSIL
FRED. H. GAN
Funeral Director and
1 Embllmer.
I; Office Ind lite-Idem.
“ . monotonous
. J4 50. Main 31. so. dot-watt.
in
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Follow the Crowd—
ROTON POINT
DANCING
Pavilion
gaming Every Night and eammy
Afternoonl.
Six Pieces of Music
Smith
Cleanser and
Dyer
24 North Main 8...
‘Boulh Norwelk.
Reduced Prices
i
ON. REFRIGERATOFIS, SCREEN
DOORS. WINDOW SCREENS, OIL
STOVEB, OVENS. ETC.
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West Washington St,
South Norwaik.
Film 397. Prompt Delivery.
1“
we
no women no runes upon seats
no) Went Advortllemenu to secure
the household help on a little time
for other thim
decibel Wants bring employer:
and employee: together. More the
union:- my learn or the mildew:
and um oi than whom he
trail has. ,
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WM. P. BEERS:
with itsxextraordlnary economieslis‘ a once a yeii’rujilfl'eni.
A few of the bargains to his bad:
'TCtCF‘OQ
l
i
Dining Room Suite
..qued Oak colonial style But-
let's, China Closet, 41: inch Ex- "
Rocker
Wide buck.
, stylish and up-to- 7.
tension Table. Fine Leather " ,
' ‘ (late design, $1§._00 value. Sll‘e ,‘
Seat Chairs, one Arm Chair 1
' ' uni-ice ........ . .
...... $9800 1. $13. 50
Our entire l‘our floors are filled with 511111 bargains.
Thompkin’s COve
Blue Stone for ,Walks
and Drives .
By Load, Carload or Cargo 1
RAYMOND BROTHERS
“WNW —-___...._._...
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7;.0 B. Jackson 58 WALL STREET
all Optician I 333.,
‘ Everything in the-Optical Line
-" Eyes Examined Free
‘3”?
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W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES TO BE NT
Therefore it» you can save from 1:. to (:0
per cent." yen should act at once. We invite thorium rigid comparisons and, we feel sure you must
bow to the inevitable fact thatour prices ire-11.15} lowest, quality and finish the best to be had.
’ l . ,w , ,
SOlid MthOgany‘fl'
'Tubinu Iron Bed
I I. OOOOOOOOOC'WJOOOUOOOCWOO"
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
Club and [he liillt! i'lolts are enjoying
I:l'|
Contractor
Mating Construction Co. “111.111... 5
Estimate- emu-ma on all node or W conduction. ll
sum and repair work.
128 WASHINTON STREET.
TIL. 857-18.
SOUTH NORWALR.
“The Moyer Sec of the Moyer Car,
The Meyer Want to Own One”
Four and Sir Cylinder Model- in stock. l
Catalogues or demonstrations on request.
Automobiles to rent by the hour, tiny or week.
OSCAR 11.11ANRs
GARAGE, RIVER STREET. NOR WALK. CONN.
25c
Fancy Green Com, per doz.
gazing‘liifil‘: per qt. ,3: Lettuce, per head 5.;
Wax Beans, per Qt, 50 2 girl. Home Peaches 35c
GreenLima Beans, Cucumbers, Carrots. Musk Melons and
Plume.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
Mom 14!.
20 North Main 8:.
Try a Want Ad 1a The Sentinel
.. and daughter Theresa, and nephew
‘j Ralph Farrell, of Hickory llluff. arc
[Lakes in the steamer James A. For-
'.; roll.
'1 street, East Norwuili.
- chased the lurk "Sony" from another
'1 and after repairs still continued
' act the former owner to reclaim the
, sailboat.
, to be lit the
. drcu'i‘s entertainment.
simores
,7S2. 50 8: S3 Men’ s Pants
Choose from blush thibets, striped worsted and light. coloiod Ulla"
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Sl9S
L QWQOCW
Massive Square,
Two inch post, one. 111ch tillers.
AndrewDavcy ~
to Eat
90 Washington 8t.. 19 MAIN ST.
,bruss mounts on each post, SOUTH NORWALK ' I NORWALK.
, _ ' PHONE 410. GOOd Things PHONE 388.
1 No.00 value for .. $10.98 -
Staliell Brothers‘ in practicing for
their ten mile rate on the. Hutsi on
Ritei. 'ihe di\ision is also planning:
for .1 outer (nl'nivnl to be held at
Roton Point in about two weeks.
IiflllS [IF WE SEASHIIRE
'1‘ can) is Children s llui ut the Kill b
the time of their lives M
..... Jack Mdluhon and Alan \i..\lose~1
Commodore JaldtI A. Farrell and stalled out in the sailboat "Spray,"
partv of HiCkOf‘l l‘iiui’f. are chiming owned by the former. yesterday after-
a fishing trip to the eastward. noon. The southerly breeze was 11n-
‘ usually stiff and before well under v1 ay
The semi-:iinils in the Belle island the jib halyard broke Without the
tennis tournament will be playel oil jib the "Spray" does not mind her
ne\t Saturdat or Sifnday and tho helm satisfactorily and the boys had
series concluded at that time. jquite an experience getting back to
their mooring. They jibed a couple
of times and finally made the anchor
age, giving up the sail for the night.
Lloyd Chittendcn and several young
friends started this morning on a
cruise east, and are anticipating 11
fine time before returning to Toke-
nekc Misses Isabel 'Frost and Alice Sav-
age. of Norw,alk had an exciting ex-
perience at the Knob Club, yesterday '
the They had borrowed Louis Clay' :1 on
at ace and planned to take a puddle.
tomorrow The wax es were rather high and after
details for being out in them for a few moments
thought It would be more advantsgl-
-Relinnce c1111) carnival and lawn eons to change seats. They drifted
fete on Barclay a lawn. Rownymn in nearer to the shore and attempted
Friday 1,119,.an MIRA-#V'eniuiz. Cream. the feat. The canoe was turned until,
cake and “mm: ”131.1931 Dancing. ‘ broadside to the waves and threatened
‘ to upset. so the girls leaned overboard.
The usun] 13,39 (rowd witnessed As they were fully dressed it was he
the exhibition of firewurks at R010" cessary for them to don bathing suits
Point. last ensuing.1 and it appeared until their clothes would dry The wa-
to he the opinion mm the display was ter where they Jumped merbourd was
better than ever. not over their waists.
The committee in charge of
Arabian Nights”, entertainment
Court . Laurel, Club - house.
evening, has completed all
the affair.
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The whisppawabich was to have COMPLETE 'NSTRUCT'ON UNDER
been held by the hidles of the llelle ”WV OFF‘C‘ALS'
Island Club, yesteiluy afternoon was.
ludeflnitely postponed as many of
those interested were out of town.
MOUNT GRETNA. Pu. Aug. 13.“
Nearly two hundred students icpres
outing more than forty colleges and
Moonlight sailing has been WWI!" unhersities in the custom part of the
all this week and those “ho 0“" “OMB l nited States, today torupleted a
do not miss a night. The "‘00“ has'month'n course of instruction under
been unusually brilliant or late and as United states Army officers.
it grows more full each evening the The tour begun m Gettysburg 1m“
light grows correspondingly brighter. month, (Ollowcd by 11 hike to the stale
‘W‘M rifle range hero for rifle practice.
James A' F‘arrell, Work on the range was concluded you.
it-rday, and it was unuouuccd that 4711
nor cent, or the students quulified.
Mrs. son John
on a ten dnys' trip through the Great
'Sc‘huud's fucc and throat.
‘ immediately prior retreat, was sound.
ml in camp last night tllt‘ students
heard an address by Dr. H. T, Drinker,
president of which l,‘niv1el‘slty, TheI
speaker declared the military train-
ing of rolltllzluns to be “11 solution 0!
the problem of giving the nation
enough trained men to doicud i1."
roll, which was launched a your one
nod christened by Miss Theresa Fan
Sit. John. of Van Zant
recently pur~
Spartan
East Norwulkcr. ItiRRQiI .
to
"Spun" managed to
The craft
take in water.
FOR
'l‘llc entertainer from New York
Knob lotiuy for the Chil-
bccumc mixed
in his duties some inexplalnoblo way
11111! urrivud iii. the club ysulet'duy. He
was supposed to burn been at P711111.
Hampton, 1.. L, yesterday. but teln-
uramu not the mailer right. The 1111-
tcriulncr roarrived here today.
Mud-’1».
The fireworks at Rollin l’oinl last
evening were excellent, 11nd many be.
lieved the exhibition for extlecdcti
those of previous Tocuduy nights. The
set pieces were brilliant and the
aerial numbers brought forth applause
in generous bursts. The crowd at The ‘
Point exceeded that of past, perform.
dunes and the trolley; were tilled ail
“in!“
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vision has in!!! outclassed a titres ear 1'“ Wth ”a” T am; I‘m W 5 “
dorm nine'tow last long, mm the l on A A "
mile 0011! Power Ind um (W or. , . _
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Special Coffee Sale '
30 Stamps Free 1 lb Best Coffee ..................... ...... 35c
'30 Stamps Free 1 lb. Fine Coffee .............................. 30c
10 Stumps Free l'lb. Maracaibo Coffee ..... _ ....... ‘. ...... 28c .
5 Stamps Free 1‘ lb. Best Santos Coffee ................. .. 25c
MAD SURGEON IS COMMIT-
TED Tll All ASYLIIM
(Continued from First Page.)
Not until the crazed surgeon had
unticrtalttn to port‘omi v’iv'nscction on
a patient was it realizedb'y the attene
dame in the opciutiug room that mud-
111215 “as ditcctihg the scalpel in un
cifmt to uncmer \itul organs.
lh'. Denney entered practice in Mer- ’
ictta about fifteen years ago. He
made 11 specialty of eye, ear and
throat operations.
For several months previous tohls
mental collapse and the startling rev-
elations of his condition, a day rarely
passed that he did not perform two or"
three diiilcult operations.
It was the death on the Operating.
table of an aged and wealthy farmer,
Jacob 11‘. Sclinud, that brought Dr'- ..
Dabney‘s career to’a cli'max. sensed" 3'
had a tumcrous grdwt‘h on his upper
jaw. He consulted Dr. Dabney and
was assured that a minor operatlon
would remove the disfigurement,
Besides Dr. Dabney ‘and the nurse.
there were presentuberi Schaad laps-
cd into unconsciousness under the in-‘
fluence of an anaesthetic, Dr. C. B.
Ballard and Dr. J. B. Penrose. As Dr.
Dnbncy proceeded with the knife, the
two surgeons detected that there was
something wrong, and both began to
remonstrale. Dr. Dabney became an-
gry and ordered them from the operat-
ing room .
When lllp two doctors had left, oc-
cordlng to the story of the nurse, who
had remained beside the unconscious
patient, Dr, llnbncy began to dissect
Both sides
or the face. \vorc laid open and deep
incisions made in the throat. But the
skill or the 111111! surgeon was shown
in the dexterity with which he avoid-
ctl inflicting 11 rntul wound.
New for the crazed surgeon would
have proceeded with the disaection
clmnul 1111 told, for tho horrified nurse
ran shrieking that Dr. Dabney waa' '
killing his patient. ”or cries brought
Illis. Ballard and l’curose with screw!
or 11111 hospital attendants
rescue and Dr. linhnei'.
to the.
by this time
a raging muuiur. brandishing his seal~
pit] uvcr the unconscious living sub-
Jcct, was dluurmcd 11nd subdued after
11. dcnpcrnto struggle.
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