. united in marriage three years ago ‘to—,5
made Candy 32
mun-ya rm
HUVLEI’O IMO!"
CHOCOLATII
LANE’B PUR‘ l0. cum
THE BEST OF'IAKIRY
. ~IPRODUOTI
F. A. LANEM
I1 winning» Ctr-01.
south. mmlk
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l
Mrs. llurrie Lane, of Harbor autoedl
with i‘riends to New Haven yesterday. .
Mr. and Mrs. John Nestor werei
day.
The South Norwnik Board of. Elec-
trical Commissioners will meet to-
night.
Miss Grace Evans, of Henry street,
Norwnlk, is visiting friends in l’ough‘
keepsle.
Lincoln Council, Order of UnitedI
American «Mechanics, in seliedulcd to
meet this evening. I
Eugene Shorron of Greenwich. is
spending the Week with Fred .ien~
hinge. of‘ti Ann street.
Miss Delphine Harding, of Yonkers,
N. Y., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. J.
Kearney. of lettuce street.
Velvet nockwear and fancy nlik hon‘
.iery IIre two of the fall novelties that
Joseph lmvis spooks of on Ipage 12.
George Othame and nephew. George
Sandcrupreo, of Norwulk, have been
on an automobile trip to Boston.
Mrs. Frank lI‘. Clark, who recently
underwent another serious operation
at the Norwulk Hospital, is improv-
ing. '
Mrs. William H. Walsh and sons.
John B. and William, who have been
visiting in Norwulk, have returned to
Bridgeport. '
Mine Ursula Colo, of South 'Nor-
wnlk. line been spending 11 few days
with her aunt, Mrs. Winfield iJeF‘otuut.
New Cannon.
Mm. Kuitwaneor and daughter Mil:
rich. ol‘ inli‘klml‘t. New York. arc the
gucnts of MI”. and Mrs. lt'Tilnk i. dunno.
oi‘ Mott avenue.
Samuel 'I'nkuluki, of 82 Door lliil
art-nun will sail tomorrow afternoon
on tho IinInhurgh-Amoricnn llnor.
d’l'ill’l. August Wilhelm, from Now
York city for Panama, liormudn and
Form liicmmilnnimry Nowu.
NOTICE! NOTICE”
It you am It subscriber to The Son-
tlnel tiring or send in 350 and got
iihroo oi the most. popular magazinoa.
Helix-5th, iI‘nul‘IlonnIhlo Woman and
The Metropolitan. for three months
If you are not a subscriber send or
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and
mnguzinoa will the until. you for throo
montha Iby mail. it you motor to how:
a. nowdboy deliver your paper send III
Wetland W’s: gm... 00o. h.
Wifl'i‘iflt
M m mun ”n... mm ID-
am 3.11 ...........,.-. noo- mu,
3mm” c-imo‘oooynlton m1”.
'0 KIWI“.
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
Infants Wear
DAINTY NEW LINE OF IN-
FANTS’ WEAR
ISlips . ...... ......... . 50c
Long Kimonos ..... 50c to $1.00
Basques ....... 25c to $2. 50
Bootees . . . . ....... 25c to $1.50
Socks 15c and 25c
Ini‘nnts’ Silk Hosiery . ..... 25o
Infnntn’ Wool Hosiery ...... 25:
Infants‘ «Silk and Wool HosI
iery ............. 35c, 3 $1
Wool Shirts ........ 250 and 50c
Sin: and Wadi Shirts ....$1.oo
Tnfants' Bands .....25c and 5°C
... ........
I
Rubin Shirts ........ 50c to 65:
Infants’ E1111). Flannel ......
50c to $1. 35
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington It. ‘
Tel. 440. So. Norwnlk.
CHILDREN ’8
T E E T H
Bring the Children to See
Dr. Mallory
iinve him examine their teeth.
They may have some crooked
once he can straighten, others
ho can spread. Start early with
the little ones’ teeth.
As the Twig Is Bent, So the
Tree is Inclined.
"l‘hin is also truu oi the child‘s
teeth.
16 80. Main st, 812. Norwalk
HOURS: 9 A. M. TO B P. M.
SUNDAYS BV APPOINTMENT
‘01-. II>¢~DMQ.WM
The Reed u Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805~50 130. Main St,
So. Norwalk. Music Hall Block.
Buyer
OT M a Disappointed
Stevens Red Tag
Sale, BeCause Never Before
Have We Experienced Such
Bountiful Clothing Values
'l he Red Tags have Saved Hundreds
of Dollars to Customers g
at Rogers 8t
Senator l-lunford ‘S. Wood in motor— ‘
ing through New England.
Charles Bore] in visiting with réia- ‘
tlveu in Pauling, N. Y., for several
days.
Charles Austin of Buriio avenue hue . '
II position with Howardb . Northrup.
. Harry. Josue of Seminary street is
now driving. for tho New tinnnnn Auto it .
Out) Go. '
l
Cllullvs Ogden III substitute for Le-
Innd llenunr, in tht- Atlnmu iixprtnn -
(.‘o.‘u oillcc. I
‘c
Mm. to, P. Smith of New ‘i'I'IIlI In
tho guest. oi friends in town for nor-
I
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GCIOIOCI“ lOVWOOWJWQOCIWWC‘OQflOOQOOWf LOCIOCK I013?“ '4 .ICIC‘. I {I‘li‘t ‘ V
Select Groceries
Teas, Coffees. Butter. Eggs, Cheese.
Wines and Liquors.
..
Very Best Creamery Butter (none better maria),- lb. 33
3 lbs. Milk or Soda Crackers for . .» ..... . ...... . . 25 .
Fresh Crisp Graham Crackers lb. . ............ - ...... 10¢
3 cans Norway Herrings (in tomato sauce) for 25¢
Dole’s Pineapple Juice (a fine beverage) bot .. 23g?
Welch’s Grape Juice . ... . . . .. . . .. 9d: 23¢- 40¢ hIIt.
Black and White or Usher Scotch Whiskey, bot. . . $1
Monogram Rye Whiskey (best for home use), bot. . , 90
Very Old Port or Sherry Wines ($1. 50 value). gal. $1 00
Ruppert’ s, Ehret’s. FeigenSpan’s or Liebmann’s Beer.
Case . 1.15 ‘ d L
Free Prompt
.Ia.nr.‘ ...I..I.HI.--.‘.l.n‘- O‘lll'l'i
'Delivery to all parts of city.
I». g:
A. F. Bockinonn it Go. 7.
as AND 85 WASHINGTON s-r. .ouru nonwm K. Ii"
PHONE 440.
“ Iernl days.
8. Kililpp, ()tio E. Schmidt and l".
(l. Hunger spent one day 111in week
at Pour/Free Point.
Arthur lilies hos rriurned from n
, month's trip through the. West and
5. South. ’
.. George Schweitzer is having 11
‘ {house built on his property on South
Main street,
F‘Tt’iifil'it‘li Brilliili't'k o!’ .it‘moy Cit)
visited his father, on RiClIIIIOIId llili
road, Sunday.
I.. . "I. ~v..-.-._.
."32"I- WM .3: I . 4.9;: .:.:‘..‘
Churlcs A. liuits and Elmer lloyi
350 for magazine: and pay the My 121*
a week for The Sontlnol. The mom
ninon deal with all the current auti-
.jnctn of vital Interest and, will plottin-
every momberdoi tho iamIIY.
F. S. LYON
m GOOD .............
Job Printing
BEST PAPER.
BEST WORK,
“‘1‘ PINES.
as North Main St.
BOUT" NORWKLR.
“A... ............ wow mm“.
Paid on
Savings Deposits
The South IIImIk
Trust Comm
0me Monday Nights
I
0"wa . ..
”MM-.....~...._.W.-.,. spout Sunday :It the HIIzIslIorII. with
received Daiiy by
TELEPHONE 108.
At the Same Old Stand
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
rompers.
Miss AIInII‘IIII'IlII Stevens has return
t‘(l from (I \vIIIIk’s visit with rclutlvog
in Norwulh.
-fim
Mrs. Junior: Stillman IIIIIi ills; Li":
loin Show aw encoding the work :It
ilutko Kitchcwan.
lI cderick Roikwill IS
iuII \‘lI
\lrs
minim, her 1.11th
from New in“.
onto:
1 usty.
l
i
I
l
lIIII unit “In A ll l’uids sptnl the
much iii (IIII lluiili‘ oi Rum-It (Igdtn.
Express.
BUIUH .IIIIIIuc
Mia .lIIInie .\lI- KlilltiriI‘k is spending;
FREE DELIVERY.
\Isiiod “llil his sIMIII.
on Loiuhi Inc-
nuo, yIIsIIII‘duy. ‘
——AT——
Merrill
BUSINESS
COLLEGES
South Norwalk.
Stamford. POrt Chester.
Begin 26th Your
September 2, 1913
Miss Moo Flill‘t)’ oi“ Stamford nvc-
mic is spending lilt‘ work with friends
in l'alchoguo, 1.. i.
If you don’t
Know
whore to go and gut Ircnted right we
will tell you.
Auto Supplies
Mohiloll Oils.
m. n...- 5
Mrs. (I, 'l‘. tiny-mood has TIItqutoi
from II two onIiI‘ .- le-IlI with Itluiivm‘
in Now London.
Knuduou ii: lining hum, niioui com
plrIIId the now intuition for Mm, \‘un’
(lei-hit: on Smith lililgo, i
'i‘hIIodoI-rI Rockwell
oi" IllrlI‘luIIport i
Stundurd Gasoline.
(loiuIIItIln No.
‘ v ‘1 w ‘I I u l
scvexnl days with illt‘lldt-l and ruin l
tivos in New Yolk. ‘
Ciizi‘ont‘oy AI‘Insinni', oi‘ New YIIIII
iin iligh Ridge. 1
THE “TROT~MOC”
The Shoe Sensation‘of ihe Season
For Men.
Women and
Children.
It’s the .hack to
nuture Shoe
t
i
$2535
mag?
Genuine lndinn Moccasins insure Camp Comfort
Conneaiiy S. Bracken
81 Washington St.
' Phone 363-4
fir‘fi" Pf”
its a Good Sign
of tho IIlIiIruII..IIr of our cool uni of our lmsinrss methods Illni our our ‘
time
tumors stay with no your after year. They don‘t waste tlil_\‘
on oxncrinioniemtlxcy know they rnn't do better.
.— 3 : .-I. murw-Uv:
Try our cool and»
ill‘ convinced.
uARuis & CANS COMPANY“
Water Street, South Norwalk. Tel. 721.
l'i‘t'tti‘i’fisivv \‘xilirl was en-
IIiIIl much en~
~I migrations
:IIvIIIIiIIiz.
MM ;i‘>.\‘t‘d by tho lllt‘llliit'l‘ti,
Mrs iohn lluupt, daughter and sun. IIIIIsiusm wot; Shown l'.‘i'
\Iiih Iiirs IIInIiiII "iylor and son oi ottorisd for future IIIoIiiiIIus,
Biooitiyn spent Sun l.I:. \\Iill rciutiiw
ycstci'duy.
M
'l'lip llomd (It "IiIHIE‘II‘I‘ LII-id u Illi‘CLI-
im: in ilIe"l‘IIIvII llIIll. 'l'LIIleIIv twin
~ lug. 111 Width limo itngIm" luminoss
trunnIuItIIIl. 't' .‘tIiImHtiofi will
A wore oi iI'Iond- uIJInt :I pit-intuit
Itlmo III the home of ()scnI Sti‘illitii
IiiI‘.
who ‘zIII
South li\t‘llllu Monthly Honing tli Visit the 'I'own rain: on 51.1.1 tiny. and
card pint-inn mid music will ili‘l‘lHI n1 sonic lil“I‘iSI(ili III' whctir
III- to sell ilII: Illrtiiiiiiiull or not,
Mrs. J. .\l_ Fittlti of Port t'lIIIsiIIi-. ..._,_ '
The LIIpIIII InIIIII'lII-Id in i‘ouuu 'I‘rlho,
c
‘I.
I; llutioriou ttivo Best
iit‘SllliH.
Diumono IIIIII Goodrich 'l‘lrcu.
The South Norwalk’
Hardware 8; Auto
Supply Co.
412 WATER ST.
College Office Open Daily,
aa.m,toop.m.
for Enrollment of Students
City National Bank
"HANSAGTS A GENERAL BANKIN-
BUBINEBU AND OFFERS EVEH‘I
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH BOUND
BANKING
Capital Burpiu: and Profit
$100,000.00 '1 17,000.00
Ina-wan“
Ilnto Doponlt Box“ I: and 06 per you
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pru-
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1It Vic-«Pun
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2d Vino
rn.
WILFRED EODWELL. Cauhior
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mntnowuon .l. Walloon Marv»
Iohn H. Knapp John H. Light
ahflntinn 8mm Fred. H. Rowan
Bimini Grumman Lowl- ll. Hurllm
Henry 8. Lockwood
Property owners utilize Sentinel
Wont Ads. in finding buyers or ten
onto with amnli coat or delay.
Ina—I—
wSentinol Wants are 9. quick action
,7
j and Inexpensive manual of communi-
tion. The: word Indirect my oi
, carrying It message to this ones who,
_‘ will be the moot intimated.
WHO"! .01.; .
"wry‘vumum , ’ l
nwmmnwunmmmt
. Open Sundays From 8 to 12 Noon.
t...
DO YOU WEAR GLASSES?
if so two you utitiuilud thnt tiioy
have huon third to your inili-l in II
correct and proper out I"? Have
'lhcy leon Your low» '1‘ mt lit-lief
which you exported tlInv would" 11‘
they huvont or you uoed gloss“,
commit mo nt onco.
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
OPTIOIAN.
Room 6, Kecior Building,
No. 165 Wilmington 8t.
Opporito Hoyt'a Theatre.
Monday. Wodnuday and Friday
EvanMgmd :30 to 9
N. Y. naturals-72? 8th Ave., 9 to
4 p. m. daily.
run-MW.» ...~Www.w-_.. .. ....... . , .
We Represent
First Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire Insurance
Companies
HIM», IOTATII AND IMUIANOI
IIIII‘IIIIis oII l‘III'lI IIII'IIiIi. SlIII ii.- iIIIviiII: iIIIi‘ volume on lint-J
,. W'“ . avenue roIIIirIId and pointed.
Mrs. \Iiilium A, Sii‘l'i'lli’i oi Ridge-H ‘
ilIIid \iHiiI’il with lit‘l' i'tliltci‘. (lIIIIrnof
M, lluni‘oI‘Il, this chIk.
Mr, ililii Min. t‘hnI‘lIIu I’. Know and
'(litllt’[l‘li‘l' of Now York iii‘l' spIInIiin':
the work at tho lltlllll‘ 01‘ Mi. and Mrs,
William I. llI‘IIIIi. liuitluin ilW‘llUt‘.
Mm. .l. S, liniirr oi‘ Allddlulown
IIpIInIlIIIi: tho \rIIIIlI ill Ihu hoInII
(filoorro liuryIIu, (Ink xii-(III.
lb.
III I
i lmrlr. l’rovoni, Minoan Ethel IIIIII
flflflflflflflflfl ‘— EHUHO lumpp :IIIII \lluu Kililli‘i‘llli‘
Mint. lIldnu \‘Iin XIIiIiII nIIIi Minn
li‘ihol IiiIullIIIII lI‘ \IIIIIII “viii-0111i uIIII sin;
01 fiiOllilIi iII .‘wu loik
()NIIili IIpIIni ()llt' IIIII this “wk at
live nnIl (IIIlthmIl hour-lion
MIIIIIIIII l-‘IIIIII‘III 'lIIIIII \inn (‘oolw of
\\ ml \II III Milk .1. mur- iho Wt‘i it
(Ind 1‘1!“th of \im lrvlnn Wood on
iluuunl Iond
liii\'. und ilrn, ll 1), 'l‘I'iIIiIIIIIII and
family My enjoying u \'ii(’lliiilli will
rulutivcu in Miltiiilliiilllflniiii,
w WW “I.
.....v...........,.. . 21"
.“iliH .‘IlulIIIl Smith, who liilil iII-IInt luuwu IonizinnllI mm
coxiiIIIIIII to her IIIIIIIII on llovi :Itrwi,
for IIovoIIIl mum. in lmpIoviIiii.
-WM...”
Mr quI film
would or \III. IInIl .IirII lnIIIIIn 'iouIn
linr on Potter iiil‘i‘i‘i.
. ltIIpronmItIItlvou from (:iIuIIIroolI in
launch-I1 the apparition in tho
George li. Sivvonu in connidol‘ini:
inukinu cxtonuivn rlIIIIiuou to tho IInI
‘li‘ililifo lo lIln though on llurlln 11ch
mm.
-W
of opening II iiWIiiiuliilll in tiltiiil’i’otliiI
spent. EDWIN” Iths this wool; with himspmn Hominy 3“ 1mm. I)" hung...“
:Ilnuuhlct'. Itch-Ii oi Non Yorlt lll‘(~ tlIII‘
lll'oI
ZIIIIIIIIII. ’I‘Iiondny IIVIIIIInIt. with II view
.\'0. ill, Imp. i). it. it. has lIIIIIn re»
turned from iiu onII‘IIIIy through the
\lilii‘. 'l‘l‘III iI IIIIII Still'zi'ti it'd-iii the 10-
ml cnmplirv niu-ui II your and n huli‘
atria. nut! in the jIIuI‘IIII)‘ Iii-out the
:tqu nIlIlrIl many 1.1‘Illi’l‘ilil'r‘ :uproueiil.
inu the nIIIIIiIiIII-lIII'IIIu InIiIIsttion ol‘
Vitrluuu iownu. 'l‘lIIII‘II tll‘l" huts. I'ul»
lIIIr houin, IIIIIIIIIII.'I-:II.'. iiitl‘ti\\ll!‘i‘, etc.
Ahont Irvvry town in tho XIIIIguiuclt
vuilcy luIII iiit‘ifl'd (In ll II'ninilntt Both
ivopii'. 'l‘hu lIItIIIrI hi how on (“utility
in HIII Hhmt‘ \I'iilIlIII‘I‘ in“ i'iiiiii'tfl
l‘hiii‘mucy, und itziw utim ‘lv’ti t‘ililfiidel’“
iiilii‘ :ItIIIIIIlIIn IlIII'iIII.’ tho winch. When
th~ i‘llid winter \V‘i‘li'hl’i'
‘iiixlt‘t‘ will Ilyzziln ho twill on its your»
iii
HIIIH ill. the j
I
nor. illlii unduuhtmily will I‘i‘illl‘ll lliiit‘v’s
lly iIIIlIIII with Bill”.
.. .. on...» mam...“ w..........-...
[Kidney Trouble Begun With a Lama
i Back,
.1. l.. lilli‘lii. :Ili‘I lIIlnIIIlI hii'ufli. LII» ..
IIIIIII. ill,
IIIIIIII oi kiIlIiIIy ti‘nulilc ”HUI
with it luIIIII imclI, IIIIII “HMS! "l mu
wnu rIIcI-uily I'lii‘i’il of n hull
ulnrted
J. M. Layton &Co.,lne. .
Limit. and 111m. Willinm Konnnl or
New York. urn uncut» oi’MI‘. und Mrn.
Iiii. Il-l. thirty, titmnlord nvnnun.
Mr. and Min W, F; Baxter onto!“
ininIId friends from Worn, Mum. at
their home on iiurrinon avenue. thin
wook.
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Dayle are on-
inrtnlning reintlm from Washington
at their home on lint-risen avenue,
Mr. and Mm. Elmer Frauen time re.
turned to their home In Illinois utter
a plenunnt Vilii with relative» in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles WI Home” of
mast avenue are spending a. few days
at Crustacean cottage. Fnlrfloid Bench.
U. .4)»
3‘. L. Wand imam tint tartmocs
and reunion of the 113th donnmlant
‘llltlim‘ trip in Mr. lauIIlIWooIl'n our tII‘
,I‘oriulnly IlqulIful in uniting (I ohm
or my iiiiilii‘y H'Ollilit‘ in unluu ii'oioy
lildnoy Pliln." ’i'ry ilil'ili yournoll'. ll‘or
note by nil druuuiute."
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MODELa OF CAPITOL DAMAGEII‘I.
Joseph G. Gettofldgied ni. lilo homo on V‘ ASWNU'IUN. Annual. lI’.-~ it can!
IWooIi street. Monday. aged 37 young. v1) $2M in move tho Uni mu em»
The funeral was held Wednesday tiom Capitol u dlutnncu oi iorty mliun end
his into home. Dr. .1, Howard Hoyt, tho rnilrond company, which oompletv
officiating. Interment In inuevmwlud the work III a defendant in the
cemetery. " District Supremn Court today in 0}
W. unit for $4,000 for having damaged that
iii. Iii. Lowrance has started the cm- «tinctures, for there more two of
ntruciion or another addition to Mini them. The "Cnpltnis” ni‘o modulo oi
naIImIIII avenue block. which will bci the in; building in which the «our:
madu into mitt. H111 mount office 15 lawn om framed and are the Wit!
being altered. and the front lined upzoi the Nathan Rubington. The m
with the other stores. declare: no shipped them here with
. Baltimore at It mat a: $150 with. no
The Girls (huh held an interacting nmurancu that may would be define.
meeting at the home at Minn timothy od unfair and intact lie claim they
W
Mr. and Mm, lI‘vqu imkwood III
South Itvonuu and 01'. out! Mrs. A. (l.
lioxnmor of tilumiord, are enjoying Ilk
Lake George and tro Adirondacks.
11mm“ . mom
Veteran Volunteers, ct Elwin mink.
hummus, Manon; vine, Tuesday auIIMJnItho trip over.
Norwalk Chronicler