made , Candy
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HUYLER'B omens
lonesome:
LANI'IPURI IOI com
run near or BAKERY
onoouero
F. A. LANE
H Washington “not.
loath. Nemilt 1 .
For a few suggestions in lniente‘
wear, see J. I. Mellette’s adv.
‘ Miss Florence Rowland, of Center
avenue, is entertaining Miss 'Peerl Gel-
iatly, of Bridgeport.
Misses Helen and Estelle Moore, of :
Jersey City, are guests of Mrs. A. Ru
Odell, of West Main street.
Mrs. Richard 111111111, of 11 Elmwooe'
Avenue. has been vlisting her sister.
Mrs. A. A. ‘Hodshon, in Dnnbury.
l
_ Mrs. C. IMittiestesdt. of South Nor-
“walk, is visiting her mother, Mrs. 1M;
‘Osborne. of 3 Main street, Bethei.
Miss 111‘. Anne Powers has returned
to South Norwelk, alter a months visit
in Winsted. Torrington and Water-
bury.
2111i Misses Mary and Noreg Finnegan. of
Center avenue, are entertaining Mills
Helen 01111111111, of Jersey City, New
Jersey.
Miss Edith Bibblns, of Bridgeport,
has returned from a several days visit
with ‘Mrs. C. Storms at her home in,
N orwnlk.
Mrs. 0 H. Mitchell and son Erwin,
have returned to Moheweh, New Jet-
sey. utter a. two weeks visit with rele-
tives here.
Mr.
16 Main street, have been entertaining
Mrs. Jeremiah McCarthy. of 'Denhuryfi
sister of Mr. Ci‘esgh.
‘Mlss Ellen McLean, of 78 Deer Hill
avenue, Dnnbury, has returned from a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. G. Stuart MC"
Lean, et liolie island.
Mrs. ill. W. Van Wegenen, of South.
Norweik, has returned after spending
:1 vacation with Miss Dore. Barnum, 14
Spring street. Denbury.
Alexander 11‘. ()Connor, an employs
of the Norwalk hock Company, bed
two lingers injured yesterday, and
will be nimble to work for 11. few days.
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88 North Main St.
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LEWIS.
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3.2: whichllare giving Rogers 81 Stevens a Never ggtg;
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lung .11 FurniShing Goods are the Magnets i:
Before ExperiencedVolume of Business.
This Sale 13 thegClimax of Value Giving. the MOSt sensational '1'
Savings you’ve ever benciilted by.
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21310 and $12; Suits 8 7.85 '“ Ladies’ Rain Coats at ‘/2 price. :1
$15 Suits - $10 35 $1. 00 Caps 79c ‘3‘:
$20 Suits -~$l4 35 Children’s 50c and $1 ' 3'
$25 Suits $1885 Rompers 43% 3‘;
$1.29
"Entire Stock of Men’s and $2.50 1111111 Suits
Children’s Straw “Hats at one- 20 per cool. off on our Entire f '
half price. Stock of Bathing Suits.
and Mrs. James 1M. Crengh. of.
Infants Wear
DAI'NTY NEW LINE OF IN.
FANTS’ WEAR.
Slips ..................... 500
Long Kimonos . . . . .501: to $1.00
Because . ..... .. .. .250 to $2.50
Bootees . . . ........ 251: to $1.50
Socks ........... 15c and 250
Intents‘ Silk Hosiery ...... 250
Infents’ Wool Hosiery ...... 25c
Infants' Silk and Wool Hos-
iery ...... . ....... 351:, 3 $1
'Wool Shirts ........ 25c and 50c
' Silk and Wool Shirts ....$1.00
Inlants’ Bends ..... 25c and 501:
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2 Rubin Shirts ........ 50c to 650
inlants' Emb. Flannel ......
o59c to $1.35
. J.I.Mallette
j 88 Washington 0!.
Tel. «0. j; 311. Nona-111.
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i CHILDRENS
T E E T H
Bring the Children to See
% Dr. Mallory
Have him examine their teeth.
They mwy have some crooked
ones he can straighten, others
he can spread. Start early with
the little ones” teeth.
As the Twig is Bent, So the
Tree Is inclined.
This is also true of the child's
teeth.
1 16 80. Main 81., So. Norwalk
I HOURS: 9 A. M. 1'0 3 P. M.
BUNDAVB BY APPOINTMENT
I I n'lf: I,I,I.I
, , .lfi%*o"l ' ‘
At 1111115111111 0111 811111
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food
received Daily By Express. "
Cntbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERV.
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The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Main St, South Norwalk
SALE SALE SALE
if we could moke you lully realize what a saving it menus to you
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now you would come
here right nwuy—todny-und take advantage of these exceptional her-
gulus this sale offers. Finer goods are not made, lower prices are not
to be found anywhere. (tome and investigate.
Sale in both stores—ratemlord and South Norwulk.
. CONNECTICUT PATENTS. lpmne.
~-~ ! i”. ll.Sl1ustcz'. New Haven, wire
The Reed 81 Voik
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 806m»! 80. Main 8t.
80. Norwnik. Mimic lieu Block.
“30‘.
l
.~ ) 4%
Paid on
Savings Deposits
The South Norweik
Trust Company
Open Monday Nights
rod and bracket.
‘ die or button.
The Following Patents Wore lseucdistraightening and milling of! machine,
August 12. i l. 13.31111'1101', New Britain, transom
List fulnished from olilco of A. 51.0”:12313; G Voiuhl \‘ew llrilulu, ud-
W"°“mr- solicitor “f WWW” 1" “We iustment for door controlling 111111111111.
port. (301111.: ; 'Henry (11. Voight. New ilritulu, slid
August Arena, New Britain, lork. hill door operator and lock.
Chrisiiuu A. lioduel', New iiriiai11,'H°my G Voishl. NEW Britain, lire
pluno cup. ‘l,d°°" lock.
(‘hul'icu A. li:'ewor,.Norot11ii llolghlsF ”WW G” Voinht, New Britain, lock
buckle. 1111111 control for double doors.
1.. ll. llrougbton, linrtl‘ord, l Henry G Voisi1t.New ”mm" 6””
writing muchlnu. controlling menus.
(3. ll. Clark. New Haven. 11111011111111“ Henry 6' Voltlit, New Britain, unit
kits burner. lock conntructlon.
‘ W. M. (311111111111, Charles White, (New 'ilrltaln, elastic
drinking Clip. fabric or webbing.
11. 11. (Jooloy, New 1111111111. 1111111111111. 11111111 1" 8111111111111. “WWW “'1’"
We“ pointing machine. ,
N. w. (11111111111111, 11111131111011, 4m?“ “mm“ 111111113 “WWW"
mm H. Wollmdnn, llnlonvllle, tool
color.
handle.
. ii. M. lies .lnrdins. West Hartford.
t 11 till 111 .l .
We 5 B yng M 111nism iii. A Hawthorne. Bridgeport. design
for lamp bracket
Henry 11‘. Goals, Waterbury, Incen-
‘i'mlo Moria.
descent lamp pocket.
Franklin l-l. liurt, New 1 ve cl .
‘tric 1mm, in 11, cc American Brass Co 0., Waterbury,
‘ bles' ‘llnndors
1M‘ M. H," , ' N Gimme WAN and 0a 1 o
suit a demon orwalk, Fury & Clerk, {New Britain. 111111111111
named cutlery. whiner)’. tools and
parts thereof.
1 1 1111
‘liul‘ll'ill‘li, puper
1
lubri-
union
Charles ll. .iockmus, Ansonlo, wind
shield hinge; two patents.
F. 114. hathrop, Wallinzlord, curtain Labels.
Henry it Kept, New Haven, "Select,
Thomas 13. Oliver. New Haven, bird ell 111111111," for WW”
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Johann 0. Peterson, Hartford. hnn- m *1“ W . um... " m
menu in nelson MM one-u Irtid!
or nine. new. 9111 new we
Milne intone tulle no motor
Charles ii. Pollen. Waterbury, teet-
ener assembling and detachingmou
chine.
.by. which was suspended pending
CHAUFFEURS’ LICENSES
SUSPENDED BY SECRETARY
Men Who Operated Automobiles in
intoxicated Goodltlon Lose
Privilege to ‘Drive.
State Albert B. Phillips has indefinite-
ly suspended the clmul‘ieurs' licenses
of Andrew Wayland, of Hartford, and
Edward Glynn, of New Haven. for
operating motor vehicles while in an
intoxicated condition.
in the case of Iioimer 'W. Dormnn,
of Hartford. n taxicab driver who was
accused of overcharging patrons oi
the garage for which he drove, the
secretary has revoked Dormen’s 11-
cause.
Case ...........
83 AND 85 WASHINGTON 81'.
Select Groceries
Teas, Coffees. Butter, Eggs, Cheese.
' Wines and Liquors.
Very Best Creamery Butter (none better made). lb. 4,1 , .
is” Milk 0 Crackers for . .. 1 '50} g ;
rash Crisp a Crackers, lb. ......... . ......... 1. 10
3 cans Norwa wings (in tomato sauce) for ...1.. 2 ¢
Dole’s- Pineapple Juice (a fine beverage), hot. 1.». 22¢
Welch's Grape Juice ........ 2 40¢ hot.
Black and White or Usher Scotch Whisirey, . .. $1 I
Monogram Rye Whiskey (best for home use), bot. , 90¢ ‘
Very Old Port or Sherry Wines ($1. 50 value), gal. $1 90
Ruppert's, Ehret’s. Feigenspans or Liebmann’s Beer,
Free PrOmpt Delivery to all parts of city;
A. F.Beckmann 81 Go.
PHnNE 440.
$’1.15"
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SOUTH Nonwnts.. '
" THE
“TROT-MOC”
The Shoe Sensation of ihe Season
, . I.
. % For Men.
'6 Women and
. '6 Children.
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HARTFORD, Aug. lbw—Secretary of '
It’s the back to
nature Shoe
{.m- 'n-4-a gr. 1-1-; -21”;.-'.
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Genuine Indian Moccasins insure Camp Comfort
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Conneally 8. Bracken
81 Washington St. Phone 868-4 ;
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1n ‘1‘.=\:~dx in on.
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It’s a Good Sign
of the character of our cool and of our business methods that our cus~
They don't waste any time
Try our coal and
tumors stay with us year after year.
on experiments—«they know they can't do better.
be convinced.
HARRIS 81. GANS COMPANY ‘
Water Street, South Norwalk. Tel. 721.
The license of William H. Gustnlson,
been suspended.
The license oi E. B. Case. of Gran-
11
hearing, was ordered returned to him
by the secretary, who ilnds that Case
was not to blame for running into a
man who bounded into the road in
the bridge at anifiviile.
whiter n heavy mom take a couple
of Dunn's itogulcts. and give your
stomach iivcl and bowels the help
they will need. linguists bring easy
regular passes“ :11 the bowels
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TWO-THIRDS OF AREA OF STATE
lN FARM LAND.
Statistics in Annual Report of State
Board cf Agriculture Are inter-
eating.
HARTFORD, August llm
lhinls of the drop of tho Stein is in
farm land says 1111», annual report of
tho Stein Heard of Agriculture. whirh
has Just been issued. The average
value or 1111111 land is $38113 1111 M re
New lkindon vouulv lull-i 1i111 most
111111111, 775 per 1‘11111.,bi proportion to
its 111011. More than Wm ”11le of 1111
farmer» in the 11111111 hire labor and
tho uvornpo wage for the {111111 hand
is $383 11 your.
NEW ERITAIN HECTOR MAY BUG
CEED FATHER SWEENEV.
it is rumored in Now iilrttuiu that
Rev. il‘ntllm' illchurd 11‘. Monro of
'i‘lmothy Ii. Swooncy 1111 rector of tho
Church of the Sacred Heart ol‘
Jesus in Bridgeport.
New Britain papers yesterday 1111111
as follows:
i “in the absence from tho
1
his expectant transfer to 1ho Bridge»
port perish could not be verlned.
lei in this city. Ho established St.
Joseph's parish and 1111.11.11 his dlree
tion were built a churah school, con-
vent. and normal residence”.
We» of the report from New
Britain. the members of the peered
Hwtvrerish are inclined to believe
Father Moore myheiholr will no
John H. Show, um Heron. dupin- W WW
cylindol‘ look. A fluid do. me bolt in ill! but
John.iirw.liwfism1hbw m. _ .
m.
of Hartford, who operated a motor ve-,
hlcie in the highways in Manchester.
while in nu intoxicated condition, has;
5 Merrill
iron! of the automobile as he crossed
~'l‘wo~
1thst city is to succeed the late Father .
city of
the Rev. Father Moore the rumor of
Father Moore he. been very success-
tor. than tile rennet «111111 not be
“multimillion to n no: hostin-
IM‘WF
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If you don’t
Know
1 where to go and get treated right we
will tell you.
; Auto supplies
Standard Gasoline, Mobiioii Olin.
(‘olumbiu No. (i linilenes Give Best
Results.
11111111111111 11nd Goodrivh Time.
The South Norwaik
Hardware 81 Auto
Supply Co.
42 WATER 81'.
Open Sundays From 8 to 12 Noon.
BUSINESS
COLLEGES
South Norwaik.
Stamford. Port Chester.
Begin 26th Year ‘
September 2, 1913
College Oiflce Open Daily.
8 a. m. to 5 p. m
for Enrollment of Students
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‘ if so or you anllsilud that ihe _
BUSINESS AND OWN“ BVER” have 1111111101111st In your ones in X
FACILITY CONN’TENT correct and proper manner? Hove “
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WITH EOUND ’l‘llov leon Your liycs 'l‘hul. itcilci
IANKiNG which you 11111111111111! they would? it
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t monsoon "17.00000
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
0PTiCIAN.
Room 0. Kooier luiidln'.
No. 156 Weohington 8t.
Opposite Hoyt'o Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
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Sole Deposit Boxes u Infl fill our yea
EDWIN H. MATHEWGON. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP. m. Vlooqu
rnEbililllJK H. ROWAN. a We»
Pres. analogue 1:30 to 9.
WILFRID WWII—L. we: N-4 V- “it???” Bill Mt. ' to
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memoirs ,
I. ll. lam-moo .1. Walloon Mei-v11
iohil i-l. Knapp John ii. Light
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Property owners utilise Sentinel
.Want A1111. in finding buyers or to!»
cuts with small cost or delay.
~16entlnoi Wants are n with motion
and inexpensive means or cornmeal
much. They 111111111 11 direct mayo!
carrying a. new to the one. m
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._ Amounts ‘i‘tl! ””11““.
We Represent
First Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire Insuran. oer
Companies
J. M. Layton 1101.111. '
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