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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 20, 1913 · page 5

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New sum in Lndius’

House Dresses

in Gingham and Pamela at

01.00. sizes 34. to 46 Inches.

Ladies' Long KIMONOS in
Flowered Crepe Cloth at
01.00, all sizes.

May Manton Patterns.
All Patterns ..........100

E. K. BANKS $

Mohnckemo Hotel Black $

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South Norwalk

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' For Norwaik' and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Thursday; moderate to
brisk south to southeast winds.
slight distuibance central this mo
ing over Montana is causing unsettlred
weather with local showers in the
northwestern districts and the west-
ern portion of the Lake region. Pleas-i
ant weather with moderate tempera.I
lures prevails along the Atlantic
coast. Northflold, Vt. reportse mini
mum temperature of 36 degIees

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 68; high, 81.
Cloudy.

Norwuik Aerie. No. 588. F. O. E, will
hold its regular meeting this evening.

Miss Mildred liorner, of Main street
has returned home after spendinga
Week in llidgetield with Miss Frames
Venun.

U V—Co‘me: to the Ilaéles’ dance Qt Dor-
lon’s, Friday eve. Aug. 22nd: Tic-
dlets 25 cents.

Miss Annie Etrhienbach, of Norwaik,
is remembering her many Norwnlk
friends with postal cards from Amster-
dam. New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Le‘ROy Wheeler and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Coleman and
Miss irons, (lolemnn have gone to At“
lantic City for a week’s vacation.

 

The Misses Helen Daugherty. 01
Danbury, Alice Moriiii and Kathleen
IPuroe spent yesterday in Bridgeport
attending the new Poll theatre.

Twelve new members were received
into the Norwulk Building. Loan Itnd
Investment Association, of lost night's
meeting and severe] loans were nego-
tinted.

William Weilnltz. of liigh street. en-
tortuined about. thirty of his friends
lust evonim: at his home.
dancing and singing were enjoyed. Ro-
frouhmonts were nervod uud III a into
hour the bunny gathering deported for
their homes. A very enjoyable oven-
im: was uncut.

A dog owned by Phillip .“llomunuky.
tho llny ulroct grocer. bit II little girl
nunwd Movy. liviuuln Ihonumo “trout.
lust evening. The child IIitIImptod
to pet the dog. nod iho t'nnlnu Hnup-
pm! III. bor. Initiating u ulluht wound
on the right hund.

 

wvACUUM WABHERB.
Another consignment of wuuhorn
1qu been received ut thin offloo 11nd
ooupmm phobia be prompted nt once.

NOTICEI NOTICE”

If you uro II mum ritber to The Elonw
tinoi firing or send in (Inc and got
three of the mom pupulur mmnuinen.
illeursi‘n, F‘nnhloznihlo Woman. end
The Metropolitan. for three months.
It you are not II mibscrlher send or
bring $1.60 and The dentinel and
magazines: will he went you for three
months by mull. if you orator to have
n mummy deliver your mom sand on
35c fo. munitions and pay the boy 12o
11 week for The Sentinel. 'f‘ho mum»
zines deal with all the current only
jecul of vital Interest and. will plow
every member of the family.

 

Cameras and Supplies

We do your developing in the most
utisfnoiorv manner. or we can sell
you on outfit to no your own

Stile» 4’»de Camden

. annmwrwou fugue

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By the Author of The Harvester.

JUST OUT

BOOK STORES

5 South Main Street,
South Norwalk.
49 Wall Street, Norwalk.

 

PostN ECards
Of The City

SOUTH NORWALK LIBRARY. CITY
HALL, FIRE HOUSE, COUNTRY
CLUB, TOKENEKE, FARRELL'S
RESIDENCE, Hickory Bluff. also oth-
er New Ones. Made on the Best Grade
of Post Card, in black and white.

DONNELLY’S

KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,

 

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FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Office and Ruldonco
~ Telephone 904.
84 80. Main St. So. Norwulk.

 

 

 

Follow the Crowd—

ROTON POINT
DANCING

Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and ”WW

Afternoon, . I“
SixPiecesof Music

Smith

Cleanser and
Dyer

 

 

 

 

 

24 Nomi Main 81'...
80th Normlk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

IRequisites for the
Canning Season

Mason JIIrII. Hum i-leIIl Jars. lttsono-
xny Jere, {lolly (houses. Preserving
Kettles. Jnr ll‘IllorII, i‘urowux. etc, at
Low Prices.

Albert F. Gehebe

:15 West Washington St.

South Norwaik.
Phone 397. Prompt Delivery.

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A special meeting of Star of Co
tumble circle. (bmpuniono of the
Forest, will be held tomorrow nlgbtnt

which time arrangements will he
made her sending delegates to the 1M»
hallo City convention.

 

 

The regular meeting of the Name!
club on hold in: amnion.

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P. ‘ BEERS:

EDP. Humane Service Call. ‘:

 

 

‘COGODWO I

Furmture

with its extraordinary economies is a once a your event.

per cent. you should not at once.

A few of the bargains to be had:

Rocker

Wide buck, stylish 11nd

hunted oak, colonial style But-
fets. China Closet. 45' inch Ex.
Tobie,
Seat. Chairs, one Arm Chair

2 Id

. up—to- ‘
tension Fine Leather ' .
‘ date design, $18.00 value. Sale '

------ $13.50 3,

price

 

Our entire four floors nre filled with such bargains.

The A. J. COLLINS * C

 

w. A. HANFORD
GARAGE

Stanley Steam Cars
' Rambler Cars

AUTOMOBILES TO RE NT

 

 

 

 

“The Mayor See of the Moyer Car,
The Moycr Want to Own One”

Four and Six Cylinder Models In stock.
Catalogues or demonstrations on request. A. ~ 5‘; .
Automobiles to rent by the hour. day or week.

OSCAR H..BANKS

GARAGE. RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

WASHINGTON CHAMBER OF COM-

MERCE UP AGAINST IT.

 

WASHINGTON, Aug, 20.-Homeless
except for the charity of Its sister de-
partment. the “baby" Depnrtment of
Labor’s plight is proving something
of an embarrassment to the Depart-
ment of Commerce, which is forced to
postpone moving Into its new. modern
building because the foundling can not
be token along. The latter deport-
mcnt has cared for the executive divi-
sion and has housed it in the absence
of any appropriation for its needs. Now
Secretary Redfieid finds he cannot
tunring the “baby" out. and there is
no room In the new Department of
Commerce building that can be: turned
over to It.

Money with WIIICII to establish the

Charles Wing, of Norwnlk, expects
to visit Syrucuae next iI‘riduy.

 

Charles F. Mills, of llnnbury. spent
yesterday in Norwnik on business.

l‘onussun Council. No. 1208, Royal
Arounuln. met for regular business lust‘

 

 

pvenmg Dopnrtment of Labor III included in
,_ the urgent deficiency bill, but Con.
Walter Simohau. of Norwulk, is 5mg" has “0t yet “”50“ ”‘9 measure.

in the menutinle Secretory Wilson and
his force of clerks are ooopud up in
quurteru altogether inndoquute for
their needs.

The new building for the Depart-
mnnt of Commerce in a handsome
I-llrllt'Iurv on Pennsylvania nvenuo, be.

Mine Nollie Ilnrrulth and Miss f‘nth- I’m", ””3 Slut". W” “M N‘Wl’ Build-
orlno \‘i'uiuh IllillilI. Monday afternoon “'5‘- For WM” ”‘0 lhmurtmont occu-
ni. "(tau)”, 1).: 1.11m,” I...” l’nsture pied rented uunrlors
lionch. town.

unending tho Iiuy In New York visit-
ing friends.

 

Mr. uud Mru. Leomon ll. ’l‘ripp, of
South Mnin street, III-o enjoying ll‘
three (Illy trip to Snrntogu Springs.

”W~«-IW.M»M

PLENTY OF MOUNTAIN L‘AND.

Minn Gertrude lilurriu. of South Non.
wullI. bun roturnod to her home uftor ‘
unending II low duys' vacation in No ow I WAtSIJIISiESEZdfilfilfoirxgiézzg
ilrltuln. ” “C u '

W... Iund valleys of tho nonthorn Appoi-

Welcome Stranger “lodge. No 3.3,, IIclIinn and White Mountain region
Sons of St. George. hold its rogulnr ”1“” hitherto has 1’0““ ”WWW“ the
meeting lust evening and transacted in"? fgz‘hoummounced gdfy' b?!”
routine business. ”8 ’3 to on on "31"” mm 5

IsurVeylng portion In the field. The

John .I. Donneliy. of Simpson, Crow slurvf‘i: first:ZIHIIIEISnIIVItIyatIILBZO?
furrow-Wow York. in unending hie "3 l 0 '
nnnuul vnrution tit "(311mb De Lune." ”fumemwf’rfli‘r’rizt reservation 189“"
(‘nli‘ l’nsture Beach. ”0595' ° ‘3 9’ 0“ ‘9 w 0 091'

Iooeds by one per cent, the estimate

 

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Attorney Loo Davis and fumily.o
Womalk. have returned. after spend "In certain ”VII-““005!" FOI'WI 59"
ing a three were vocation In Lake vice officials Wilma. “the discrepan-
placid New York. 'nine of the old surveys. made gonor-

W ally with a comma and by surface

comnIodore W. H.13ylngton. of the measurements. are much more then
Norwulk Yacht Club. received on hm. this amount.”

lotion from the Northport Yacht Club Old methods of mousumnent worsen

to attend II smoker. in be held at the Inadequate tint the government Inn

 

Northport Yacht Club house. next one voynrs found troouont under ultimate!
uroay evening. Inf from m toxolahl. poi- cont.

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Dining Room Suite g Solid Mahogany "
§Tubing hon Bed

. brass

 

’ 10:45x, 11:33.

I: 5:52x,
: 9:22;. 9259‘ 10:28.

23:33:, 8:55x'

 

further down 1

of placed on the tracts offered for sole. i

Our August

Sale

Therefore if you can save from 15 to 30
We Invite the most rigid comparisons and we feel sure you must
bow to the inevitable fact that our prices are the lowest, quality and finish the best to be had.

 

Massive Square,

Two inch post, one inch fillers.

mounts on each post,

W’ . - $10.98

.00 value for

. ZQWCI WOWC‘WDC‘Q

OMPANY

New. York. New
Haven 8. Hart
ford
RAILROAD
I‘IME TABLE

In Effect June 23. 1913.

 

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK

A. liI.-—1:20x, 5:143, 5:41x. 6:09.
6:24x. 0:43x, 6:55. 7:18, 7:46, 8:171.
8:41x, 3:50x. 91151:. 9:37. 10:20:.

P. M.~——-12:58x, 1:08, 2:40; 2:502.
3:27, 4:31x. 5:41. 5:52x, 6:37. 6:511
7:20x. 9:22x, 9:59, 10:45. ’

 

Sundays.
A. M._——12:25x, 5:14x. 5:411. 6:241.
:54, 10:20x. 11:24.
P. M.-12:48x. 2:39x, 2:50x, 5:41.
61561:. 7:12x. 7:521, 8:213.

—......_

NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.~4:45, 5:40, 6:45. 8:101.
91151:, 10:02x, 10:06.
10:50x, 11:03.
P. M.-12:03. 1:05, 1118):. 1:23: Bat-

izlfix, 4:29. 5:0531. 5:241, 5:28. 6:013.
6:07. 8:00x. 8:20x, 9:00x. 9:30, 11:10:.
11:30, 11:33x, 12:001.

 

sundayo.
A. M.—12:00x. 6:00x, 8:33x. 8:56:
9:00, 10:02x, 11:00}.
P. M.—12:10x. 1:08x, 2:00x. 3:44:
5:021. 5:04, 6:01x. 7:14x. 8:001. 8:101
8:59x. 10:00:, 11:10, 11:33:.

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW

 

HAVEN.
A. M.-—-12:19:I. 12:42, 1:191. 6:09.
7:23, 9'21x. 9:40x, 10:23:, 11:113..
11:56:.

P. M.—~—12:02, 1:20. 3:1", 4:26,
5:12. 6:15x. 6:47. 7:101. 9:091. 9:19;
9:33x. 10:09x, 11:16.

Sundays.

A. M.-12:191. 12:421. 1:17x. 7:43.
9:40x. 10:19, 11:11x.

P. M.——~12:07x, 2:13x. 3:13!. 4:501,
thox. 6:46, 7:10x, 8:13”, 9:091, 9:231.
10:07:. 11:07:.

. __.._...
SOUTH NORWALK To DANBURY

A. M.—-—l:20, 6:13. 8:27. 10:01:.

P. M.——-1:25. 2:23x, 4:351. 5:21:
6:20. 7:20x.

Sundays.

A. M.—~lO:Oix_ 10:25.

P. M.~2:15. 7:15.

DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-tl:00. 7:18. 8nd, 10:01:.
11:15.
P. M.--3:44, 0:35. 85.00:.
8unduyl.
A. M.-—7:I'IIS, 11:45
P. lib-vhf"). 7:39.
(1) Express.

8:283. _

 

m......~..........,...._. .-_........,. .m w... W

Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only

Freight; Propellers leave Pier 21:.
Elm River. New York (foot at Dow
street). every day (except Sunday) In
ii p. m. Freight‘roooivea at ‘Norwolli
up to .4 p. In. and South Norwelk up
to 6:30 p. In.

Norwalk Steamboat Company

AnningJ. ImltiI o. «lineman
Luau. Control Agent

P
Blue Stone

RAYMOND

 

 

 

 

utions and repair walk.
123 WASHINTON STREET.

7%

Maring Construction Co

Estimates furnished On all kinds of building constructions. all

for W211

and Drives
By Load, Carlond or Cargo

BROTHERS

Contractor
and Buildt

GOUTH ,NOFIWALK.

TEL. I57-12.

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Optician

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'3
urday only. 2:04x, 2:57. 3:30x. 3:55; -

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Sweet Potatoes ........ 1,9 peck. 25c

‘3

Moewseoowwss MrM M‘IWHIWIPM

I: O. B. Jackson

58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.

Everything in the Optical Line

Eyes Examined Free
new «soonereere repose-M seen 595% 5%

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Specials This Week

THREE BUNCHES EXTRA LARGE BEETS ......................... 10c
Home Peaches .......... per (It, 10c Squash .................. per 1b., 50
Home Cucumbers .......... 2 for So 3 cans Milk .................. _. 250
Green Limos .......... 1,1. peck. 25c Home Tomatoes ........ per qt, 100

Plums .............. , ..... 3 qts., 25o

MUSKMELONS, APPLES AND FEARS.

UNITED GROCERY COMPANY

 

 

 

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 410.

 

Good Things
to Eat

20 North Main‘ 8!. Phone 14:. .
m
90 Washington 31., Andrew Davey 19 MAIN ST.

NORWALK.
PHONE 388.

 

 

Atlas linked Beans, ....... . ......
Atlas Mustard Sardines ...... ..
Alias Asparagus, . ...............
Atlas Root Beer .................
Atlas Jelly Powder ..............

100 8 6’1. H STAMPS FREE WITH 1 lb. Daisy Bakiri} Powder at 50c
10 STAMPS FREE WITH EACH OF THE FOLLOWING:

.................. 3 pound can 120'
10c
................... large can 20c
............................ 100.
................... nil flavors 10c

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PHILOSOPHY AND RHYME.

-———-—

A word before Is worth a dozen
afterward. " 1
Sometimes
hoods dill’er.
The good Inn-her In known not only
’by his arrows but by his Ilium.

Nothing is so freely given as
vice «nothing so ocldom token.

A troubled conscience finds every
pillow hurd, 'ovory bed like I: bed of
rocks.

if Igood counsel were only followed
by u mun 118 eusily as he will follow
It pretty woman with his cyos.-
Florida Times-Union, I
JEALOUSV. '

"In young Mrs. Mudge very
one?"

”I uhould may no. one will hardly
let her husband use the telephone
because she thinks ‘llello Contruli’
sounds so offhand and fumiliur.“»-»
Exchange.

hearts puree when

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MosI people locate furnished room!
through Sentinel Wont A115,, which
00an from time to time lists of
rooms that m for rent.

 

A good adv. pays best in the best
paper.

Home seekers watch Sentinel Want
Ads. for light on the "where to buy"
puzzle.

 

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Your vacant property is coating
money every day. A Sentinel Want
adv. will choose your loan into 11

 

 

 

omit. Try one? end we.

 

 

. youtordny afternoon.

10. Wheeler. of New Haven. in snow

currying a message to the ones who

 

LAvoEN—porsrono. ~

Announcement curds of the more
riuge of Royni [milieu to Miss Edythe

Illuhch i‘otsi’ord, of Brooklyn. were

I received in Norwulk today. They were

united in mun-lune on Tuesday. Aus~ ’
not .19, in I'lrooklyn. Mr. Layden ll ‘
well-known in Norwalk. having lived 1

,here 11 number or yours and. at one “

time. was employed as it cleric in Ed~ _‘
word 1’. Weed’n drug utore. Mr. Luy- .
den is now employed at the Chemical .
house of the ii'urbonuubuitln & Elber-

lloid Company, of New York. His
runny Norwulk i‘rlomln wish the couple .
n liuppy married life.

_. ..... M Mr

 

, CONNECTICUT BAR Home

MIDaUMMEn ourmo “
NEW LONDON, Aug. 20.-About '
00 members of tho t‘ionnocticut Stabs
'Bnr Auuocintion purtiripntod In the
annual midaunnnor outing puddin-
ner at the I'lrlswold. Eastern Point.
Dinner wan
uurvod nt 2 o’clock. There was no
formal pout prIInIliul program.
A. lluii. of this city. is prouident of
the asuociution; Churieu Phelps. of
Itockvilio. Is viceprouident. and James

tury and treasurer.

Sentinel Wnnts are a much action I
and inexpensive means of commune
cation. 'l‘hey afford a direct way or

 

 
 
 

will the most interested.

 

Housewives: watch; Sentinel Wont ;
Adi/II for clues to that aspired-to "bets
tor positioni”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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