Hazelton
Coal
rhea. Hershfield lit-Sou Co.
IF IT STOPS, I WILL REPAIR IT
WATCH FOR THE NAME!
,5!
The money a concern
Keeps Your Watch Right Time?
IF NOT, STEPp IN, I REGULATE IT FREE OF 6081‘
CHARLES BRAND
Reliable Waichmaker, JeweleISI Optician
155 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK,
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre
TO YOUR FULL EATIBFACTION.
WATCH FOR THE NAME!
- TEL. 294 122 WATER ET.
invests in its business - ~ . r , « ~
In in one sense a bet
IwIIich it makes that its V
.‘ Inerohandise' 15 good, that
fieople will like ,it and
continue to buy it.
ii
Summer
CLEARANCE
SALE
10% Cheaper
Come to the New England
Grocery and get your groceries
And no firm will wager
such 'at large amount of
.me, unless it endeav- Clothing, Furnishings and 10 per cent. cheaper than else-
Shoes. We must have room for whom
gm to win by selling
goods that please.
‘ Our coal is a winner!
a The Time .
ave your painting and paperhang.
Ilene. Our experienced men can
our Fall Goods.
Louis Avrick
Post Office Block, South Norwalk
New England Grocery Co.
72 No. Main at. Tel. 158.
Tel. 158.
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O
D O N. ’ T
“Listen for Dem Bells”
But Call 912.
AND LISTEN
to the prices \l can quote on all kinds
of JUNK.
Call D. Travis
Autos for Hire;
PHONE ‘
1440 and 621-2
It to your satisfartion. The I
. are exceedingly low. Esti- No, 1 Inner Tubes. 25c n 1b.; No. 2 ___
“m “987ml” given 51360431 10W Inner Tubes, 15C 8 1b.; Auto Shoes, 8e
3 on paints and wall paper.
C O H E N
ater St. Tel. 342-13 G Yourdisky
8 1b.; Books and Magazines, 35c per
100; Newspapers, 25c per 100; Ross.
10 a lb.
Requisites for the
Canning Season
Muson Jars. Sure Seal Jars. likene-
' ‘ Phone 912. 27 Ely A“. 80 Norwalk lmy Jars. .lclly Glasses. Preserving
01- ~“—0 l C l Kettles. Jar Fillers, l'urowax. «to, ill
0a 03 03 Low Prices.
ell coal. Also I am paying
6 very best prices for all kinds‘
JUNK
diu'ro TIRES AND FEATH-
ER BEDS
1% William Elfron
unveil St. East Norwalk.
Telephone 44:.
llllllli Alli Iillllllllli
Funeral of Frederick H. Strattori.
A number of South Norwulk people
went to Bridgeport today to attend
the funeral of Frederick ii. Sil‘ulton,
brother of ()iiicer Frank S. Strnltou, of
this place. The aevice was held this
afternoon from Christ Episcopal
Church, the Rev. E_ J, Crut't oiliciatgl
ing. The pallbearers were six nephews
of the deceased. Raymond and Ever-
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West Washington St.,
South Norwalk.
Phone 397. Prompt Delivery.
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EMMELIIIE PAHKIIIIRST
SAILS FOR FRANIIE
. LONDON. August lli.~'.\ll's. Ein-
“r“ ett Strutton, (If South Norwalk; ”‘5‘ ; Incline i‘nnkhurst iel't England for
lie and Roy Eastman and “8"“ “"d 2 France that night. traveling across
I _. .
1"“ inter .the channel by way oi Southnuihlou
ceme-
und liuvre. She huIl been out on
“license" under the “Cut and Mouse
AI'l" for some IIYIK“ and it was re~
‘ W
5‘"; L0“? T“°k°"~ !ported that the pillil'e authorities ui
ATLANTIC CIT" N ‘1 AI‘I'I‘S‘ 1" the unions (‘ hnnucl ports hud recent
~‘ilrs 1’05““ Tucker 3 “ashlnglonlh iron) headquarters orders not to
sIuleti viomun, died suddenly hore- arrest her it she “We”, soon going 0"
’l'iinrsdny night. Mrs Tut‘llor ““5 ““3 bould a sienunu for the purpil‘t‘ ‘l
widow ol‘ (‘uptain liogun 'llIIlIer. last icnvlng England.
mule descendant of General .lolin A “re l’unhhnist nus “m“,mpd m u
an j:‘I‘outu‘ni, Ejlvil \‘Vill' lien). and l‘ nilul torn] ”f ihrcc vcnrs pcnul servitude on
It i . bilialill. the body with- suit d (barge oi (0,“!de at the ioudon
to \Vnshinglon today for interment ut sessions on April :1 ”m your. in n
Ailillhlun (I’mmm‘ I:pcvrh In Ilit' court nliu (II‘I‘IIII‘I’II SIIP
K O H "L II would lluhi to the end. and since her
45 North Maln St. ICELEBRATES EIGHTH BIRTHDAY' (‘tillili'lllllliliuil shv has (onipI-llud the
Floyd Fox. of Bridgeport.
ment was in Mountain Grove
tery.
TYour Awnings
now and save mom.
ey. We also do all
kinds of UPHOL-
STERING and Fur-
niture Repairing,
Mattresses Renovnt-
ed Slip Covers made
to order Our work
is guaranteed. Esti-
mates cheerfully giv-
w
author-libs to Iviousi- her on II num-
W ._..m..,.._w__-~_.._~,. James R. Ghlotio Entertaine Large1 . , ‘. . _ .
u‘l (ll (ll'l'ilhiiiilh' unlit}: Ii) lillir that
I Number °f Friends. she would die from tho I-ii‘I-l-ls Iii" “hun-
Ifiiunn-a it. (lhiotto, the son of Mr. MW and lllll‘b’l Hillbt‘s.”
nnd Mrs. Anthony «1;, (illluttu. 0f 19 (‘hrisinbcl l'uullhnrm, daughter of
llurriti nvcnur. gave a hirihduy party, Mrs. I‘ililllltilliliu I’nul‘xhursl, und the
yosicrdny hum-noon, to nbnnl. thirty- vhlel‘ «u'suulm m‘ lilo \\‘onwn‘s 5..
ilw of his little friends. All unllud inirlul und i’olili 'ul Union, the mlllinnt
having n lino ilnic, mid Ibo om-untonlSuffiuuctlv orlzuuizullon. hnfi been liv-
Mowd u memorable om- l‘or the host lull in Paris for some months, Shir
und his guests. ‘ilnutci. lumen rt-I-oii directs from there the I-uinpuiuu of
rd n large number of presents from lhn militant wunu-u in lilnulund.
I'iil‘ll one of his little gum-Its. 'I‘Ilill‘ill
wort: minus nnd rui‘rcsiinwnts. 'l‘honulPRESiDENT WILL START CEN‘
paw-In were: i TENNIAL CELEBRATION or
Sentinel Ads
Will catch the
A ’Customer’
I and attract .
‘ Alisa Ethel iirluhuniy. l'uliwrlnnj PERRY'S VICTORY TODAY
_, t‘onuoru. ill-inn liulnhuniy, "01‘0”ny ””va A Q l‘ ii .ll
- ‘ Itblulto. Margaret iini‘nuids. iluzcll " ' . uuun "" -“ ““""““
New 8118111888 Arnold, llnili iluurin memh llcnr- un i‘II‘JII'Il' button in tho i\'hiir ltouui-
V in. l-idillt 'i'rilill lluihv Yuh's (‘eltu pr"I“I‘Imu Wilson will lil'u u (‘uuuon
to YOU!‘ ES” \Illiiemll. Dorothy Allluson. l‘hurlos hm" ”11“ mm‘“"””‘ MIMI i“ to an
I \ltlnuon: Mnnturu li‘vdwnrd IllWi'il "mm.“ m" hwi'mm” ”I ”I" ("'W‘”
‘Iiiul t'a-lvlnntlnu oi' i’rrry'u victory on
Lullo l‘lrlr null or (‘hlt-nun'g uI-roml
nnnnni wulor rurnlvnl,
Hhorlly ui‘lnrwurd the Nliil'ui'u.
I'lillil’linillil‘l‘ i’IIrrr'i. l‘l'tlllll‘i‘ll ituuuhlp.
will null into the nurbor off ltrunt i‘ullt
‘Iiablishment.
:~‘unbnrn Watson, iiurrv \‘ruiu‘gu. lI-u
iur Ill‘liilliilil)‘. Willie .lonnu, Vincent.
linyuuldu. .lquir lininoldu. bonito
'l’Iipp. Wnlhuo Arnold, Alfred llocr-2
mu. llmiule illII-io. .lou Ardlno.’l ony
\llIIlliI. .lnnueu (iliiutln, 'l‘ou} (thlotlo
.ee
ul‘lil llmtunl liurullc “H“ n ”mm” ”I ”w "I I” “WWI“
15”-“; m,.,...... .W uhlrh lllllliilltl“ tho ll'IIl‘Iill now-rip
uwnl' :4 (limit Lin arr ill rt. l'ollowtuiz
'i I .—~ ' . . ,
. ‘-‘ifi‘_w,ti‘ .e' army . 4 ,!.l.l,lNi§i‘eilsF. 'hl' [P.(Iillilgi’ ill llIIIUilI .HWNUHH’H'
nine “million our tenants» four hour-
lug the American colors and live lly-
big the Union .llll‘ltwrepllcns ol‘ the
ships wlth which the bottle of Luke
Erie was fought. took their positions
- and began It historical reproduction or
this light. The nine ships Were built
in Chicago and equipped with trick
masts and rigging. They were mann~
ed by four hundred actors, thirty no
gross and lndlana and forty/dive sull-
ors. who rehearsed their parts for two
weeks. It
The battle will be a part of the pro-
gram every day next week
A Little EachWeek
BPOSI or Month in
e South Norwalk Savings Bank-
be “pendent at Vacation Time. or in the Time of Need.
' GAP! DEPOSIT BOXE8.
nth. new oi niebele Ind trunks while you are away.
I
hit I Will stun
.I'Iiuipetiior for the big prize. open to
has been well accomplished.
show a line assortment.
A”
WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.——illix-
tensive selling of stocks based on con-
tinued unfavorable crop conditions,
was resumed in today's early market
dealings. Declines averaging a point,
were made by the more speculative
issues. chiefly the grain carriers such
as 'St. Paul, Atchison, 'Union Pacific,
Rock island Preferred and Erie, while
Steel and Can were similarly weak.
The dOanard movement was active
prices in town.
THE LADIES’ BATHING SUITS.
All marked at cost. in attractive models of silk and brilliantlne. '
Norwnlk's Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette building, Norwaik. Connecticut
The Mission of Mid- Summer Sales
By reducing prices to cost in the height of the season our aptrons have
enjoyed a least of big bargains.
Notably:
SPECIAL VALUES iN BILKEN HOSIERY.
For men and women, including the famous Gordon and MoCullum makes.
LADIES’ TAILORED suns AND com-s.
or many fabrics, including linen and brilliantine for vacation trips.
PRESERVING TOOLS IN THE BAEEMENT.
FFUIt Jars, Jelly Glasses Enameled Kettles, Collanders, Strainers, Jelly Presses, ctc., at the lowest
Some or the items that have beeniadded to the sale this week still
h
and bore the marks of bearish aggres-
MR. JUSTICE GERARD RETURNS.
NEW YORK, Aug. Ilia—«Supremel
Court Justice James W. Gerard, who
siveness. Supporting orders soon
brought about a general readjustment
after which the market became rela-
tively dull.
preparatory to assuming his post as
HYDROAEROPLANE TOUR' ambassador to Germany, returned
SOUTHAMPTON Eng. Aug. 16.-A.
‘ \ira. Gerard accompanied him.
oi England and SIotland for a prize or, Another passenger on the Amerika
$23000, was started this afternoon was Reinhard Drcwitz, constructor
$ 000 was started this aliexnoon and skipper of the sender
one prize in 1912, accompanied by
passenger.
. -
In
zAlt, of Berlin. The yacht will
ills uuter plane is a double docker, part in the races
tilted with n ltltlhoisopouii motor, Muss” in September.
Iind with the propeller at the front of
the machine. I
The shore was black with specta-
tors, who gave Hawker n grout send?
off on his Ludo-mile flight. which: .
must be completed within chenly-two
hours. '
“parents may
water only at the control stations
llnmsgute, anmoulh.
Aberdeen. Cromurty, Ohun.
Fuiiuouth and the finishing point
Noticy.
The fuel that there is only it single
be effected on the
at
imblin,
at
all British machines, in I‘mnmented
on by the newspapers, which say it
seems to prove the contention that
Grout llrlluln is still dependent on
foreign engineers for ilying motive
power.
DlRECTlON 0F GAME WARDENS.
\\' ASHINGTON, Ann. ltj.--~ Designed
for the guidance of those seeking in»
formation on the guuu- laws of the va-
rlous states the Biological Surrey \ot
the Department of Agriculture today
issued :1 directory containing the
mum‘s nnd iiddl‘I‘h‘svn ol‘ the various
slnlv game commissions and warden-
ships together with like ini’orinution
cmunrnlng the mum nsosI-lulions dc-
\'olcd lo the protutiion oi wild animal
life. The directory has but-n brought
up to July 15. '
”The most. important changes dur-
lllg the punt. your" suys the foreword
In” the directory "were the creation of
the oillec ol' guuic Ilud iish commis-
sioner lhI- reorgnnlzution oi’ the com-
mission in Connecticut .‘liontnnn illi-
hols .\'I-w ilumpshirc Ohio Oklahoma,
South Dakota und \‘I'nshlugton. nnd
IIIi' orgunizulion of tho lndluuu. Muss-
nI-husoits and Minnesota lish und
Iznuw leagues.
“in forty-live stnics und territories
int enl'orcciucni. oi" guino luwu is en-
irustcd to game colnmlusionu‘n's. wur~
dons or other stulu otllcm's: in Alta-
sisuipili und Nevada to county wnr-
done: in Vlrglnlu to city and Inuglu-
tI-rlul district wardens; in Arkansas
in shvrli’i’u nud shullnr lorul olllccru.
and in the District or (‘olumbiu to this
Intuit-opulltuu police."
I'ouuuout nuulI- on the growth oi‘
mull-lion for tho protection of filth 11ml
Rillill‘. show nrunniwiiouu now (‘tj-illllll"
uiinn‘ in this work in lhirti‘"mm
Mulch.
The
Strength of
Newspaper
The Strong
Power of its
Business
Getting
Efficiency
16' Fully Appre-
ciated bywnll
The Business At-
t‘hlol 'i‘luuunu lmntherlmul ham lulu-
ly l‘t'(‘(.'I\’l.'.(I n number of cuuiplnllllu
ihut pnoplo ul‘v ridlnu whuvlu on tho
public. nidnwnlkn of Norwnlk. if this.
prurtice is not stopped ilu-ru will he
urroutuinnulu mui tho olion ruuuhl will
he brought to trlul. (‘hlnl‘ Leather:
luud bus given warning and now on
route will be made.
. . 9..-...“ M...»
Poutitl curds have been received
from Rev. ill. iwhieiirogor, who is on
n cruise to port to the eastward. ilc
reports a line trip.
trusting Quali-
ties of such.
.m n.
Postal cards are being received
from Thomas Dorney, who is on his
wedding tour.“ -»
Bentlnel Want. alive. will introduce
some people to each other today who
oueht to have known each other years
. v
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Who Know‘
klusso ‘
a yacht Wletlsbaah, owned by Christel .
tnkc ' ‘
off Marblehead,‘
t
I .
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l
i
has been in Berlin getting a. residence . "
- home today‘ on the steamship Amerl- ‘ '
hydroncroplane tour :ound the coasts ka
hinders watch Sentinel Want Ads .,
ltor tidings from losers of Iaiuuhlol‘
l articles. i- .
SI-urimrough, i: V
Advertising,
H Krieger 8: Co.
The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
OUR GREAT
GOOD-BYE
SALE
f of All Slimmer Weariiig Apparel
is now in full blast
52‘.
w « $343830.
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n
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"‘u'lf‘i
21203320“ -.
A
u
we)». -,.z'¢:33t‘v.v .mmu
‘ You had better come and get one of these .;
nice DRESSES before it is too late
v
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V' WAISTS at lower prices than the cost of
manufacture
‘u‘ufin‘v‘
v v. v.7 v
’5' v
Come and see the SHOES that we are selling
for $l—they are worth $2.50 and $3 50
ii?
i;
*’ if
' COATS for the fall and for the present cool ' g:
I; evenings at a saving of half regular prices 3‘:
3 ' «:4
» o :1:
g TAILORED SUITS. all this season's models ‘g «3
', black. or blue, 1618 for $9, $25 for ;: g
i $12.50. $15 for $7.50 33; :4:
t I 33
i3 : uovs SUITS, the kind "the boys will neeaif; :3;
E; If when school opens——- at great savmg 1; 3::
z; i:I{"1iC"2"itC‘ClC'OOOOC’OCtOCvCIOOC!OC’C’OOCIOOOCKNSHINTVCIOOCH: u a.
II: 11;}
-. ~~ v. :c .. .. acnuawaeoooooocs: oeoccaommmmocmoavocadoor. .t
.- no NARROW ESCAPE,
Yvon-I'duy ulinruuon l1}. ii, Pnririch‘.
ol‘ illilllitll‘y hiI (‘. \‘t‘vuteriuu, or Wit
‘un, with his automobile. and knocked 1
him to tlw ground tun-Lily the mun.
rhino wur, uninu Ill n ulnw l'illl' ol
llili'l‘ll. Mr, Woutvrlun not up nud
hourdvd the trolley cur. Illil'.‘ul‘ .lut"
«.lu Murruy was on tho i‘i'll, untl ilol'
oil to intimidate. MI. \Vvstmlnr. told
the oliirur he did not wish to bring:
on)” I'hnruvg nunlnni Mr. i‘nrtrir'h, lul-j
chose it was his own ruult that he,
won struck. There were II number oi“,
I-yo witnesses of the accident, nnd nil ’
were of tho. opinion that the driver
mm not, to blame. Officer Murray!
brought Mr. Puririck to the police’
station. and the facts of the case were
given. lie was not held Mr W ester-l
lug went on his why to Wilton where!
he was bound. |
W...» n,
HOsPI‘rAL NOTES.
Miss L. Smile. of Norwaik, was dis-
rhurged from the Norwaik Hospital
yesterday,
NewNeckwear
for Fall
\‘Illvut in tho newest, iuluul
mulvrlul l‘or ii‘ull Ncchwour and
We have it splendid ith-‘(ii’lllll‘lli’
iii. 50:: and $1.00.
Stocked Hosiery ln i‘nuI-y stilts
is another onrlv full novelty.
The famous “Onyx" brand, 50::
per pair.
I
Joseph Davis
Bill WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWAI-K. CONN.
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