are spending two weeks in Ocean lery ------------- 35¢. 3 $1
Grove, N. J. Wool Shit-b ........ 25c and 50a
, ,, , ~ ' Billr and Wool Shirts ....91.oo
. Miss Elvira. Paganetti. at Stamford. mtguw Bonds _____ 25c and soc
fervent the mkm with friends on Rubin shirts ........ so: to 65::
West street. mhnts’ limb. Flannel . . . . ..
' 50c to $1.35
Mrs. A. Racket! is moving her house-
sold elects from to Com street to 45 J I Mall tt
Fairfleld avenue. I . . e 6
Miss Inez P Daniels, clerk for the m. «a... w I...“
., board at selectmon, is taking 0. two
‘ weeks’ vacation I
: Pure ' Hone;
made
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‘ HUVLIR’O FAIOUI
OHOCOLATI.
LANI'I runs to! cum :1
me our all until“!
manner.
13'. A. LANE
01 Washington “not.
loath None-ll: 1*
AWN WC new.» We M- »
m. oumuoonnontmd m H}.
F. "o m
_ Wes-arse!
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Miss Lucille Collins, or South Nor- I
walk, is visiting friends in Glendale.
L. 1.
Infants Wear
I oarm'v new LINE 0%
Miss Catherine Duly, of Holden eve F‘Nfl' Wm
nus. has gone to Canada, to spend a $233 marshals-)3;
Eek. I S ' . . . . . '.
w ' I- Become ....... "25: to $2.50
Miss Clara Velsor. of Quinlan! ave» Bootees . ........ .mto 51.50
nue, is visiting Mrs. Walter Byer, in Books "13% and 25¢
Bridgeport. I I 1an Silk Hosiery 250
I Intante’ Wool Hosiery. . ._ . . .25:
Misses-Annie n. and Caniellhllller Inlante' oak and Wool n...
-
...... m... ...., .. warm
street, is sinking a two woehs’ visit
with relatives in Georgetown. CHILDREN'S
T E E T II
Peter J. Ward, Jr, 0! Detroit. lich-
igan. is visiting his parents, Mr. and
In... on m 3...... our no. I
m“ ‘CQIOIIIQOIOW “ 'bo . '
.m- I
‘OT a Disappointed
Buyer at Rogers 81
Stevens Red Tag .
Sale, Because Never Before
sun» or?"
«nun In saw :I
Tinv Ilallusks in Countless Num- 3'
bars‘Foumi on All Balls in
Adjacent Waters
9th an account from Savville. L 1.,
thus:
Have We Experienced Such
Bountiful Clothing Values
Q If.’ 5
TI‘TEHS
of Dollars to Customers
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At the Same Old Stand
West End. Washington Street Bridge,
you'll find a Full Line of Sea Food,
received Daily by Express.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 1M.
IRE! DELIVIRY.
Bring the Children to See
Dr. Mallery
Have him examine their yeeth.
They may have some crooked
ones he can straighten, others
I he can spread. Start early with
the little ones' teeth.
A: the Twig Is Born, So the
Tree In Inclined.
This is also true or the child's
teeth.
I
I
I 16 80. Main 8h. 8m Nomlk
Mrs. Charles Cameron and lamlly, HOUSE ' A; :;:g:1_';g"
of Waterbury, are melting a, visit with BUND 3 B
.- D
Daniel M. Corcornn. oi Plattsville ave m
nun. I
Mrs. Peter Ward. of Arch street.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barry. 01 W31”:
ren street, are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. James E. vh‘arrell, of Brooklyn.
- Berkewita Brothers’ bakery estah
lishment is being removed from 43
Lexington avenue to Bouton street.
George llardwick, Joseph Curler.
and Howard Gehrmsnn, of Norwalk,
spent yesterday in Valley Grove, L. I.
Chioi’ of Police William R. Pennlrm
ton, oi the South Norwalk Police l)e~ .
partment, is enjoying his annual vaca! fj
tion. I -'
The Reed 8: Volk
17'; Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Emilee
ELECTRICAL‘ error
in "I. Town
John J. Minors, of Cross street, Nor- __
walk. has returned home from a two
weeks' visit with his aunt in Now ,'
.Yorlr.
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Merrill
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South Nor-walk.
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Auto supplies
Standard Gasoline Mobiloil Oil!
iolumhin No. 6 Batteries Give Best
Results.
Diamond and Goodrich Tires.
The South Norwalk
Hardware & Auto
Supply Co.
42 WATER 81‘.
Open Sundays From 8 to 12 Noon.
Stamford.
Begin 26th Year
September 2, 1913
College Otilco Open Daily,
Ba.m.tofip- m.
Part Cheater.
W for Enrollment of students
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“Sentinel Want- aro I. (midi: notion
The Red Tags have, Saved Hundreds I'
I
The regular season for
are already looking very well indeed,
considering the time of the year.
There has been an unusually heavy
set in this boy.
tors,
that although the set covers
ters for shipment. .
Ilooking forward
Many of the oth’e’r planters have also
nus} spring outlay for seed, aside from
tlse genuine native Bluepolnts, which
are entirely the product or the Great,
South Bay. Oddly enough, the oysters
of marketable size in many parts or
the bay are not, covered by this set,
and that. If it proves to belgenerally
in culling and handling the oysters for
shipment.
Oysters Better This Year_
l
‘ ter situation the Gazette says:
year open up live quarts to the bushel
they are, in the colloquial language of
the, day, “some oysters." A year ago,
prior to the inauguration of the regu-
lar oyster season, stock opened up
about three quarts to the bushel. This
year oysters are 662 3 per cent. better
than last year. in making this asser»
which have made
sellowiug were in the New York eye
ter market this week-~two loads, of
200 bushels each. {fiery shipper in
the market had some of the stock. and
alter a careful examination l the oys-
ters, including color, growth, flavor
iend size, the unanimous opinion was
:thot never before. as long as the old
lest oyster shipper can remember, has
]there ever been anything so Choice in
Ithe way ol‘ meters as those which New
York shippers now have to supply to
the trade. The oysters are of Great
Kills growth. Some weeks ago Can
loin William lt‘, Elsworth predicted
Ithnt this season's oysters Were going
to be particularly choice. He reached
this decision alter inspecting oysters
on the thousands of acres of beds
owned by the company or which he is
president. Later Captain Peter Pol
worth corroborated the finding or ()up~
tnln Elsworth and llnnlly the oysters
themselves have been silent testimony
on to their superiority. It certainly is
gratifying news which we plum he.
tore our friends in the oyster industry,
and it is fitting, too, that such glad
tidings should come throuuh The Fish.
inn GIIZOHGWYIHP oilirlul organ of the
‘iish and shellfish industries.
-~"rlui'lhrml uny anu nmnt the inn
«dent of itching piles Nothing hlllllt
one until i used lxianu Ointment.
urnd mo pcrm:trrunlly"-llon ms
t Garrett annr lilruni Ala.
I
are LAND sate:
Acne at Lowloboro
in Transaction.
The largest acreage deal in the vl~
clnity cl lllduoilold that, has been
made in some time has lust been clos»
ed by lilchard ll. Bohohlo. or New
York. who has sold for the Vista
mam Flam» company, oi Lewlsboro.
Westohester county, New York, to the
southeastern Burma, their sutlre'stoclr
farm at Mwlshoro. consisting of 293
ems. which includes the (3. [Bishop
terms or 100 acres, the Kelly tom of
ninety‘two men. the Arlen Bishop
farm of mmdlve sores. the Roscoe
form of twenty-three mes. the fiey~
mour farm at nineteen euros. and the
John Troy harm or twentyuix acres.
These form have a road frontage
of about 7,000 feet on the main state
road ‘from New Canaan to Ridgeileirl
and adjoins the property or James
Bradley.
293 involved
Housewives watch Sentinel Want
Advr. for clues to that ”shellac "but
6mm New
LA
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hill“ WWI”
In the Fishing (ll‘zette for August ‘
concerning the oyster not there, reads 7
stripping I
Bluepolnt oysters will open in about a '
month and local oystermen are begin j
nine to make preparations for what ~
now looks like the best season in many I
years. The oysters have spawned and "
and oystermen who 1
made preparations for it by planting
quantities of shells are much elated. .
The shells“ thug planted are thickly ;
, covered with a line set of tiny oys-
some of which at the present' 1.
time are about the size of 9. been, Fur- j
. thermore, the oystermen are rejoicing .
the I.
shells, the oysters ol marketable size "
in many parts of the hay are tree 1
from this set, which tact means a vast
saving of labor in handling the oys- I'
The Bluepoints 00.. one of the larg— ~-
est plants in the country, has planted I
about 80.000 bushels of shells and Is _,
to a rich harvest. :-
showed similar foresight and all will .
. make an important saving in their on.
the advantage of being able to ndver-- :'
Many nice summer drinks can be made with claret. A .
bottle of claret with your dinner is healthful and refreshing. '..
Note our low prices: ’
B. 8: G. Imported St Julien, pt. ................ 45c _ 1
B. a G. Imported St. Juiicn, qt ......... , ......... .iloc
B. a: G. Imported Ponet Caner. pt. ...... . ........... ~. 65c ‘
"B. & G. Imported Ponet Caner, qt. .................. $1215 ‘ .
Marceau Mcdoc, pt. ................................. 35c ' I .5.
Marceau Medoc, qt. ......................... ~ ........ 60c V
A, F. B. 8: Co. Zinfadel, pt. ......................... 160
A. F. B. 8: C0. ZinfadCI, qt. ....................... 25c _. .
J. Calvert Bordeaux, pt. ............................. 30s I
J. Calvert Bordeaux, qt. ............................. 50c
]. Calvert Medoc, pt. ...... . ........................ 40c ,, .
J. Calvert Medoc, qt. ................................ 70c , .
Tipo Chianti, pt. .................................... 35c ; .. .
Tipo Chianti, qt. .................. . .................. Goo 5 "
A F. B. & Co. Medoc, pt ............................ 18c. . '
A'. F. B. & Co. Medoc, qt ............................ 30c,
A. F. B. & Co. St. Julien, pt. ....................... . 18c ‘. ‘
A, F. B. 8: Co. St. Julien, qt. ........ . ................ 30c '
Special price on 6 or 12 bottles.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
as AND as WASHINGTON sT. ‘BOUTH NORWALK. I‘.:‘ ‘ "
PHONE 440. - '
true, will mean a vast saving of labor '
Commenting editorially on the ova; ,
When oysters at this time or the I
tion. The Fishing Gazette is not print- ‘ '
ing any haphazard guess. The oysters ‘
such a splendid ‘ “
1:..Conneally 8. Bracken
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The Shoe Sensation of ihe Season
For Men.
Women and
Children.
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81 Washington St. Phone 868-4 ‘
S a 00 lgll ;
of the character oi our coal and of our business methods that our one I I
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