m ‘ Moe-m “ ‘ one»
. New Styles in Ladtcs'
House Dresses
in Gingham and Percale at
01.00. sizes 34 to 46 inched.
Ladlos' Long KIMONOS in
Flowered Crepe Cloth, at
61.00911 sizes.
Ju.z!!
May Manton Pattern.
All Patterns 101:
E. K. BANKS
" Mnhackcmo Hotel liook
‘ - south Norwnllc
WWTT'TWTO
WEATHER FORECAST.
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For \orwallt and vicinity:
fair tonight and Sunday; modelme
southwest winds \\ eathe1 conditions:
:Showero hove occurred during the lust
twentyfour hours in the northern por-
tion of the Lake region, ()itiahomu
and in the southern states from the
Mississippi river eastward to‘ the coast
and as for north as Tennessee. The
temperatures continue high over the
corn helt. There is no well~defined
storm urcu east of the Rocky Moun-
tains.
Generally
,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 62; high,
Partly cloudy.
l-).
The regular meeting of the Norwnllr
City Council will he held Monday eve-
ning.
Uur Brothers‘ Lodge. No. 10, I. O. 0.
F" will hold its rcguldir meeting Mon-
day evening.
Ralph Gregory, of the Fox Cl'Cle
and Hardware Company, is enjoying
a two weeks' vacation.
Ponassue Council, No. 1266,
Arcanum. will meet for regular
ncss Tuesday evening.
Royal
hush
Concord Division, No. 2, Sons
Temperance, will hold its
meeting Monday evening.
of
regular
The regular weekly rehearsal of the
Metropolitan Orchestra. of Norwalk.
will he held Monday evening.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 361.
$0115 of St. George. will hold its regu-
lar meeting ’l‘uruldny evening.
The regular meeting of the Norwullt.
iron 'Mouldcrs‘ Union. Local No. 209,‘
will hold its regular meeting Tuesday
evening.
Mrs, Charles Staples und daughter,
Verna. uro unending tho woolr in
iltldgoi‘leld, with relatives and enjoying
.piclting blackberries.
(lone Strutton-Porter. tho author of
the llurvoolor, has just written unotller
line ntory “huddle" which in on auto
Ill. *iit'orn‘ lloolt Storcn.
Rev. A. ll. .‘lunlord, of New York.
will tcmuluct tho Hi'l‘Vii't'H in tho Flrut
‘Mt-thodint l‘Iplncopm Church. tomor-
row. 'l'horo will he preaching ut
10:30 and 7:30 o‘clock. limnlnynrhool
will he hold nt 12 o‘clock,
NOTiOEl NOTICE”
if you are n unhucrlther to The Son-
tinol bring or send in line and got
“iron of the most popular magazine»,
lilonrnt'o, li‘uuhlomthlo Womun. 11nd
The Metropolitan. for three months.
If you nro not a mrbucrihor flood or
'bring $1.00 and The Sentinel and
moguzlnoo will be «out you for three
monthn vhy mull. if you prefer to have
a neweboy deliver your proper semi no
36:: to. mnenzlneu and my the boy 12c.
a week for The Sentinel. The mean-
nlncn duel with all the current nub-
Jocto of vital interest and. will please
every member of the family.
Special
‘ Demonstration
u—THIB WEEK-
Taunting Gnocchi».
Tonto uni Try Before You Buy.
Sdllao 1-Powell Corporation
to wannmo‘ronjo-rnu‘r
;%@%%%Wm
Lactate“
By the Author of The Harvester.
JUST“! oUT
WM. r. BEERS
BOOK STORES
6 South Main Street,
South Norwalk,
49 Wall Street, Norwalk.
mootwmooammoo
Dining Room Suite
tension ’i‘uhie, Fine Leather
Seat Choirs, one Arm Chair
Our entire iour floors are
per cent. you should not at once.
rou Aug...
Forniture Sale
with its extraordinary economies is u once a your event.
how to the inevltuhle fuel; that our prices are the loweut, quality and finish the bent to be had.
A few of the hurgninu to he had:
01300QQUOWWDQCWIWOQWWWOWDOOWD
i"Solid Mahogany 3:-
3 .
Fumed ooh, colonial style lint"w 3:: ROCKET g
11
01~1,utu.:..u .
foi‘l, Chitin one 4 nth H Wide buck, stylish and upto- 1,:
g dutc design. SMOO value. Sole ,
3 price ............ $13.50
filled with such bargains.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
DcvelOping
l Printing
TRY US ONCE
The best and largest concern
New York doing our work.
it does not take us any longer than
if we had the work done here.
DONNELLY’S
in
AUTOMO B I LE
W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars
S TO RENT
KODAK AND STATlONERY STORE.
18 SOUTH MAINDBTREET.
Eor up-mdate Service Call .'
FRED, H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Office and Residence
Telephone 004.
84 841. Main St. 80. Nor-walk.
Cotuloguea‘ or demonstrations
M.—M—MMMM
Follow the Crowd ;;
ROTON POINT "
Automobiles to rent by the hour. day or 17m. "
“The Moyer Sec of the Meyer Car,
The Moycr Want to Own One”
Four and Six Cylinder Models in stock.
on requent.
DANCING
I I
Pavdton
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons.
SixPiecesof Music
Smith
i Cleanser and
Dyer
WW7
WESTPORT
I SAUGATUCKi
Ernest lluuodu of Weston was u re-
cent visitor in town ut the home of
friends on State ulrcet.
a...
George (‘. Kupinol New York (‘ity
lug u few tluyu here with friends.
An unto him loft liotcl nquuro twice
youtcrdny, filled to he cupuclty with
rillo onthuuinnlu who look in tho nll~
tiny nhoot of the Wt‘ulport tilln {'luh.
A North Main utrm‘t il'tllivy «truck
E u horuu 11nd \vugon on North .flluln
utruol recently. ltllti throw .l/m-pll
t‘uruuonl from tho would; to tho roud.
who won uiuo in tho
l
iloucplt Knititinu.
,wugou, jumped out! uncnpotl
Ilinrnnonl Hull-trod n wront'htiti urm nod
11 low hruiuuu uhout the hotly. Til“
wnuon \vuu tit-ntroyml und purt of tho
llurnonu broken. l‘uruuonl in u i‘l‘nl-
dent of New MIND”. llo nitrmlmi tho
l’unvrul or hiu nephew lnui wamlt, uud
nvt‘llrml omploynwnl with u r-ontrurt-
or, whom wagon he \ruu lil‘il'im: iii the
time of tho urchiunt.
An ow-rhuud food wiru loll nvur
llurr'u col'twr 'l‘urimlny owning: and
24 North Main on.
South Not-walk.
Minn (lortrudn Hiruulty of New iiu
von lg unending the weekend with
relatives in town.
Willinm ll, iiit't‘iligflr in coloring u
i’uw dnyu‘ vnvution from llln duticu oi
the clootric worltu
him returner] to his home ul'tur Slil‘liti"
inillry.‘
Willis (‘rowe or New linwn. luau
returned homo nl‘tor :1 low duyu‘ viult
with rclntivon in town.
\vnn tilt- cuunn ol’ (’tilliiiiilil‘tiilili excito-
munt nmomt the punuongnrn of two
irolloyu. The euro \s’ttl‘tlwtlitimz ut
the switch when the wire foil. The
rnr hound For Norwulh wnu charged
und utnrtmi to hum on one end. There
Mint! Jeanette IA. Cohen, of in. W.
Mother's oilice, will today uccompnnytwm'e hull u dozon pnunongnrn in the
her father on 9. ton (luyu' trip to the our at, the. time and all not oll‘ solely.
Cnukillu. although grcntly excited. The 10: 10
our for Bridgeport wuu delayed about
A number of men from the convict an hour und tho Norwulk car was
ship Success.” which is laying in the delayed about twu hours. it is , acid
Bridgeport harbor for inspection, were that the motormun of the electrified
in Norwalir yesterday afternoon. They car was severely burned trying to pull
claim that. the ship is a great aighuthe wire on. The pole of the car
The ship in about one hundred yem' burned to a white heat nature the
old and used in olden times on a prick current woo finally turned off.
011.011 the boot on all the itinerant
implements of torture tint were used A good adv. mo but in the belt
in the olden am. um.
' Mrs. R. F. Foster. Mrs. Clara Ste-
l Tenn—Smith and Mru. ltobort Kyle, of
Dunbury; Miss Emma lrlehir, of New
Haven and Miss liutlle l'urdy. oi.‘ Kar
tonnh, returned home today after
lupunding a vacation at Pocahontas
wigwng, Calf Posture Beach.
Nelson Sillimnn with his family
and his sister. Miss Martha Stillman,
of New Cannon. enjoyed seeing the
[fireworks at lloton Point, Tuesday
night.
Therefore it you can save from 15 to '10
We invite the most rigid comparisons and we feel sure you must
MWWOD
.. 6:521,
'. 9:22x, 9:59, 10:28.
Massive Square,
Tubing iron Bed
'i‘wo inch post one inch fillers.
throes mounts on each post,
$10.98,
‘ . .DO'DOCEOOWU
$15.00 value for ..
“.
New York. New
Haven & Hart,
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in Effect June 23, 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.~1:20x, 5:14x, Bzilx, 6:09,
0:24x, 6:43:13 6:56, 7:18. 7:46, 8:173.
8:41x, 8:60x. 9:15x. 9:37, 10:20:.
‘ 10:45):I 11:38.
P. M.-12:68x, 1:08. 2:40x, 2:501.
3:27. 4:31x. 5:41 5:52x, 6:37. 6:611
7:20x, 9:22x, 9:59, 10:45. ’
Sundayl.
A. lll.--12:25x. 5:14x, 5:411, 6:24;.
:_ 8154,10:20x,11:24.
P. M.—1_2:48x. 2:31.111, 2:50x, 6:41.
6:56x. 7:12x. 7:52x, 8:211.
M
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. Eds-4145, 5:40, 6:45. 8:101.
8:331, 8:561:' 92151:, 10:02x. 10:05.
10:60x. 11:03.
P. TIL—12:03, 1:05, 1:18x. 1: 231 Sat-
.
5:
4:1fix, 4:29. 5:05x,
11:30, 11:33x, 12:001.
Sunday:.
A. M,»12:00x. 6:00x, 8:33x. 8:55:
6:00, 10:02x, 11:00:.
P. M.-—12:10x. 12083:. 2:00x, 8:441
5:02x. 5:04. 6:01x.
8:59x.10:00x,11:10, 11:33:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.—12:lilx, 12:12.
7:23, 9'21x, 9:403,
1:19x. 6:00.
10:23:, 11:11:.
The annual picnic of St. Paul's
Sunday school, Lowiuhoro, woo hold
ut ltotou Point, on ’l‘uonduy. Bates
his; uuto huuurn. two of them, collect-
ed the picnlckcru ut llcwinlloro and
brought them down to New Cunnon,’
where after a low minutcu' stay for
New Canaan folks who joined the pur-
t.\'. the trip was rcuumetl. After a
lmppy day at the point. tho huuneu
puuucd through town on the return
trip in the late afternoon.
WMMM “WW .. M...
was LUCY GRAY SURPRIBED.
A ourprlue uhowor woo tundurod to
Mini: Lucy (lrny, lnut evening. at tho
runitloncc ol‘ lwr uncle nnd hunt. Coun-
vllumn and .‘tiru. Willlum Miller. (in-
rord pluco. About thirty 01
Minn (lruy'u rrluudu worn in at-
tontlunco, nod 11 lino tlmo won had.
The huutunn won tho recipient of a
lilll'iw number of hunduomo urtlclun.
with which to commence honuoktmp»
inn.
to Foruut (lane. of ltownylon.
’l‘horo worn "tunic 11nd gumon. nod
rci'rcehmontn worn norvud.
Your vacant liropcrty
money every day.
adv. will chongo your low
profit. Try one and one.
into n
Ten per cent. or discomflm in d
turninhed‘room is too much—“101‘ you
can and one that‘s 1t rent 99 per
cont. comfortable by wavering norm
um. .
v
Housewives: WIWD Sentinel Wont.
Advs. for clues to that aspiredto "bob
tor pocitiont"
A good adv. one but in the but
Mn
Site in to ho Wot] on the 220 lnnt.‘
is coating,
A nominal wum‘
11:56!
P. M.—-12:02, 1:20, 3:14x. 4:26.
, 6:12.61151. 6:47. 7:101, 9:09x, 9:191.
11:33:. 10:09x, 11:16.
Bundayl.
A. M.~12:lilx. 12:42x. 1:17x. 7:48.
0240:. 10:10, 11:11:.
1’. M.-—‘l‘.::07x, 2:13x. 3:13:, 4:602.
6:10x. 6:46, 7:101:, 8:341, 0:09;, 9:231.
10:07:, 11:07x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY-
A. M.»«~l:20, 6:13. 8:27. 10:01:.
P. M.-~l:26. 2:2311. iztitlx, 6:21:
0:20. 7220):.
, aundlyu. '
A. Mswltittllx, 10:26.
i’. M.~«2:lll. 7:16.
DANBURY To BOOTH NORWALK.
A. M.-~0:00. 7:18. 8:16, 10:01:.
11:15.
1'. litmlltli. (Mill. 8:30x.
Bonds”.
A. M.-~7:!lli. 11:45
1’. litwaztlo. 7:39. 8:20;.
(21 Express.
urday only, 2:042: r’267, 3:301: 3: 552, -
24x, 5: 28, 6: 01:, :
6:07, 8:00x, 8120:. 9:00x, 9:30, 11:10:. j
7:14x. 8:001, 8:101 ‘
Thompkin’s Cove
Blue Stone for Walks-
and Drives
By Load. Cdrload or Cargo
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Contractor
Mari mg Construction Co. m 3...... ..
Estimates turnlehed on all kinds of building constructions. all
utlons and repair work.
123 WASHINTON STREET.
BOUTH NORWALK.
'TIL. 357-12.
rimmed TWllerl‘dwtwlrlwlv'lcl: Muir itch lo N: 00001109 "
:3‘ O B JaCkSOI} 58 WALL STREET i
, NORWALK.
3‘: Optician PHONE 438.
3 Everything In the Optical Line
g Eyes Examined Free
eeeeoweoooceeeceeereccroe
I
1%
"11°
d0
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Specials fer Saturday
FANCY GREEN CORN .................................... Per Dozen, 20c
THREE BUNCHES EXTRA LARGE BEETS ......................... 10c"
Home Peaches .......... per (11.. 10c Squash .................. per 11)., 56'
Home Cucumbers .......... 2 for So 3 cans Milk ................... 25::
Green Limos .......... 1/; puck, 25:: Home Tomatoes ........ per qt., 10c
Sweet Potatoes ........ 1,9 peck. 250 Plums ................... 3 qts., 25c.
MUSKMELONS, APPLES AND FEARS.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 North Main st. Phone 148.
W
Andrew Davey
90 Washington St., 19 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK ' NORWALK..
.uouu Good Things pm. 338.
to Eat
Special Coffee Sale
9.0 Stumps Free 1 lb. llest Colic-e
.............................. 35c
:0 Stamps Free 1 10. Fine Coffee .............................. 30c
10 Stumps Free 1 ill. Mnrncttiho Coffee ......................... 28c
:3 Stamps Free 1 lb. Best Santos Coffee ....................... 25c
$16.50 Ladics’White Serge
Suits $5.98. Tonight Only
1 MW... MM--.» ‘_
tulle port in the munpulgn in the
cQNNEBTIOUT "ii “'8 'i‘hlrd Maine Congrcunionnl District.
0088 PATBONAGE
(Continued lrom lr‘lrnt Page.)
and line ut't'cptt'ti, lie will make 118V-
,orn] upcochvs them the
' month.
(formroum:11111 .ilri‘l‘lllitiil
prouldod 111 the Liclmwrutlc
1\\‘vtlnouduy ul‘tulnoon.
’l'llv val'vluri’ of the interior has
(wl‘itlml to out-h of the luujorlty mem-
horn of the ”mum and rolled their at-
tuutlon to the rut-t flint lhorc oro‘
uruttort'ti ulmut the country it number
or niluiuinint: mimetillu for the Pork
ulou lluronu, not under the (rluuulilnd
norvlvo. 'l’ln. nppolntiuvntu um mode.
in: will: thmn hj the t‘tnnminulonor
or l’vnulouu who will In- ulntl to re-
len tho
lilonovun
coucuu
of Representative Goodwin, llo would
not any whether he tnllml t‘cuuw‘il-
(:lll. pillronum! or not,
That thorn won 11 conic-rotten lie-
twt-vu .\lr. ('nmmlnuu 11nd l'uur incur
horn of the tlologntlon in at room in
tho ilounu ()illcu lluiltlinu. 'l’uwduy
nlnht. thut luntud until hourly mid-
niultt, in 11 known furl, ulthough home
of” tho nwmhuru Mil not udinlt it. The
imprvunlon in gaining ground than the
cuntlldutu of tho mujorlty for tllntrlt't
judge, Mr. Noono, will not. ln- uppoint-
”L 'l‘lliu in ntlmltlmi by two illl‘lllilm‘tt rumiuunvtltiuilonu of the
of ”m dclcuutlou mm,” m. tTou~ momlwrn. ”1’Bliggt‘i‘iifitiliiiiilllycom'
m'onuimm Kennedy. it. in altogether "““Hl‘ulo with ill“ cmnmiunlonur and
Drtlilitilii‘ tlmt on oil'ort will ho mndu uur'crtniu llw """ii’i’l' "f "1"!" mum-y
to come to on unrmoncnt on uo1uo.”"'”’ thvrr- "r" i” ““5“ dintrict.
rnntlitlnlo for tho poulllon mudv vu-i Si'mll‘lr lil‘llllll"t<l‘l' Willlflfifidfii' 0f-
lust of this "
cunt by the doom or .lmlgt- i’lott that “‘9“ i"! illlll‘il‘hlli'nl l0 Duruilrliph 534
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave View 28.
um River, NW York (foot of Dow:
nroot). every day (except Sunday) at
a o. m. Freight received at Normal
tantalummasmzuormnw
to 6:80 o. m.
Norwaik Steamboat Company
Analog J. India. 0. c. Hum.
Lem control Am
ruurnnry
Ctiiigl'iéiiiimflll Loncrgun ('iliiilti on
Commissioner Gonorui of lmmlgrntlon
Cnininotll Wetlneotluy and uncured on
order releasing the boy (liuaenpl Col-
'muitiiory hurrlwuro.
of the flrut lint excepting humour! Mid
now routln provides for the iron adv
minulon of autumn or unfinished hor-
none and undoicry in acts or in pom.
The item as it».
Elcnntor Iirnndogou'u amendment
plotter; n duty on the hardware atr-
inched to the immune or saddled
119 ohm introduced it hill author-1p
ing the President to nominate General
El, W. Whittaker, of Aahfoi'd, who ”Nd"
ed as Lieutenant-Colonel or the First
Conner tlrut (‘uvnlry and was breveté
hrlgntiler general for uniform,
:orid service during the war. I. limo
Iterdo, who hon been held for the
loot Week at llonoon' Point for donor-
tation. The boy‘s brother in ilnrtfortl
called the attention of Congressman
Loner-gun to the cone end an n result
the buy in now on hit: my to his
brother'u home in Hartford.
The Post Ofllco Department, hnu
granted the petition oi John 11. Briana
hum and others and extended the ru—
rat route from the Burnside office to
include 14 additional families. Con-
gressman Mnergao filed the petition.
Mr. lonerun has neon invited to .,
of the United States, and when in
appointed to place him on the retired
list with the retired pay of that mite.
tonanteoionei or cavalry in the Am”, i
Norwalk Chronicler