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THE II‘T 0F IAKIIV
VIODUGT.
F. A. LANE
I1 thlnltln IM
Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds oi
Bethlehem. 'wili meet this evening.
Butler Lodge, No. 97, I. o. o. F.
will hold its regular meeting this eve-
ning.
Charles DeWitt Rogers. of Norwaik,
is enjoying the fishing at Belgrade
Lakes, Maine.
John E. McGuire. oi Iliver street, is
entertaining his sister, Miss Annie Mc-
Guire, of New Britain.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Lnyden, of‘
Brooklyn. New York. are guests of
Mrs. J. H. Malltin. of Newtown Te:-
race.
Miss Doris Devereil has returned to
Providence. after making a two weeks‘
visit with Miss Alice Meeker. 11 West-
port avenue.
Mrs. Charles Hart and Mrs. Henry
. Sanford, of Akron. Ohio. are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Odell. of :
East uvenue.
Today is the forty-third anniversary
of the incorporation of the City oi
South Norwaik. The event occurred
August 20th. 1870.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foster, of Main
street, Norwullr. are entertaining «Mrs.
Kathryn Estahrooh and daughter May.
of Newburgh. N. Y.
George H. Lockwood. superintendent
of tho Lockwood Mnnuiacturing Com-
pany. is enjoying a two weeks' auto
mobile trip through the country.
Attorney and Mrs. Edward J. Quin
inn. of Melbourne mud, hevo returned
from a two weoks' visit in Allston.
Mass. and Stony Creek, Conn.
Michael lintrhi‘ord and daughter,
Miss llolcn llatcbl'ord. of Main street.
Norwalk, have been visiting in Tren-
ton. Now Brunswick and Philadelphia.
,imirge sit“. Fonts, who has been in
the New York ethos of the New York-
!Norwnlk Steamboat Company for
some time pant. hns resumed his (luv
ties on manager for the compnny in
Norwuik.
NOTlCEi NOTICE”
it you urn a subscriber to The Ben.
tinsl ‘ill‘lmz or send in 850 end not
three of the most popular magazines.
Hearst's. Milonwblo Women and
The Metmpolltan, tor three months.
limmnotaeubwrlher sender
Mn: $1.60 and The Sentinel end
nominee will he sent you for three
month-Minna. dimmer-tonne
a neuter deliver your pm send us
[Belormmudmthboy tic
a week (or The Minot 'l‘ho M
nines doll with oil the Wt M
loom tr vital interest and. will please
every member or the dually.
F. S. LYON
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Sale, Because
ADVERTISE IN THE BENTINEL
PW
Infants Wear
DMNTY NEW LINE OF IN-
FANTa' WEAR.
Slips ..... ...... 50¢
llionx Kimonos .509 to $1.00
Sncunes ...... .....fie “$2.50
Bootees 25c to $1.50
Socks ...... 15c and 25¢
Infants' Silk Hosiery . . 26::
Infants’ Wool Hosiery ..... .25:
lnlnnts’ Silk and Wool Hos-
_ iery ...... . ...... 35:. 3 81
Wool Shirts ........ 25c and 600
Silk and Wool Shirts . ”31.00
Intenta' Bands .....25c Ind 500
Rubin Shirts ........50¢ to 65:
Infants' limb. Flannel
50a to 81.35
J .I. Mallette
an Wool-lub- II.
Tel. «HI. “Hamill.
..ao-q
received Daily by
TELEPHONE 1N.
TODAY
Buyer at ‘ Rogers 8:
Stevens Red Tag
. Never Before
Have We Experienced Such
Bountiful Clothing Values
C‘iTFlTTERb
The Red Tags have Saved Hundreds
of Dollars to Customers
Disappointed
At the Same Old Stand
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food.
Express.
Cuibill’s Bridge Fish Market
FREE DELIVERV.
autumn nun
‘Hllllii All Hi Pliillll‘
In_p:~e~colonial times our ancestors
saw the necessity of ccmradcnhip; the
. necessity of getting together. Those
.‘were dear days-wand while our fore-
bears came from a country of exclu-
sivencss, “Merrie Eliglnnd"—~they
sought in every way, in their new
home, to destroy it. They did not,
however. come to these shores he-
cnuse of a hatred of monarchs. but to
seek religious liberty. And, having an
.rived, they were truly religious. but
they forgot all about being tolerant.
Their places of worship were called
‘the Meeting Houseé-a lovely name for
. it piece of worship.
,eented himself from this celestial i’ore—
gathering was looked upon as a lush
child-11 friend and sympathizer with
, hcor variety.
as a polecat at a picnic.
It has been suggested that the man
its blessings, was not'nbhorred so
,eousness," but that he was mi uncivil,
unsociai. unaccountable party.
Meeting House was verily a place to
meet, and the absentee was looked
. lupon as one who, while he might not
cure to meet you, you were quite will-
‘iug to meet him. if he had the price
int a new and was willing to accept
your scheme of getting by Peter at
the Pearly Gate.
The main thing was to ioregatherw
l to get and stay acquainted. Whether
the object of this was suppositious so-
ciability, or a desire to keep toll on
w
i
to see to it that he didnt go the
; mong road to heaven as surveyed and
merited oil’ by you, is a matter for
1 speculation.
. We still have the Meeting House—-
' many or them—only they are no long-
‘er so designated; yet. we have not
eradicated the dislike of the men who
5 "sticks to his own shell." While
F wealth and position serve to [enter the
igrowth or the homes oyster. they do
‘not eutireh change his nature. Given
l ‘rcgular human being." under accept-
lnble conditions. he will do so gladly.
' ’capperiugly. and in it thoroughly am-
i isblc manner.
it is the pageant which supplies this
inductive lure. The man who refuses
lto join the home folks; who declines
Is THE TlME.
Attend to your teeth today;
tomorrow may be too late. De
nay eats night and day and will
not rest on Sunday. The larger
the decay the greater the loss
20
Merrill
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Graduates were placed in Poul-
tionu during July.
oi’ the tooth structure. See
Dr. Mailery
and don‘t neglect these impor-
tant organs.
16 80. Main at. no. Nomlk
House: 0 A. It. To I P. M.
SUNDAYB BV APPOINTMENT
Ambitious Young Men and
Young Women Wanted to En~
roll September 2. 1913. to meet
the demand «or Merrill Grnd~
The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
union.
The Only Fully equips-d
auscfrmcsi. mop . 8m“ N°"""“'
In the I’m Stamlord. Port Chester.
AUTO SUPPLIED
Phone 806—40 80. m at.
”Wk. snowman.
up
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City National Bank
runners A current. “mun.
stillness Ann owns svmv
rscltl'rv couscous?
WITH OOUND
IANKMG
clplhl surplus on: m
"00,000.00 alum
his Deposit m It and a pot- you
“WIN H. MATHEW". Wm
JOHN H. KNAPP. M ‘1le
"IIDIRIDK H. ROWAN. M View
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WILFRID ”DWELL. Oddities
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John Hilton” John H. Light.
christian Mm tron. ll. limo
Ismael mm «my.
men.
Henry I. Lockwood
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Job Printing
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BEST?! WM
HIST men.
88 North Main St.
mm
a. _ mitts
[sf ti *2‘
at Li *6:
1.
out; will smell out or «in.
m-sentinei Wants m a wink notion
Lemon. mwndmmfl
_mylunmtothemm
Property owners utilise Quotient
3 ml loam-ire mum of W;
If you don’t
Know
will tell you
Auto Supplies
Standard Gasoline Moblloll Ulla.
Results.
Diamond and Goodrich Tires.
The South Nomalk
Hardware 81 Auto
Supply Co.
‘2 WATER 8T.
Open Sundays From 8 to 12 Noon.
r
where to go and get treated right we one a “no“... .
Columbia No. 6 Batteries (live ileel distlnttlons oi wealth und position
to ‘pag." is looked upon in much the
same light as the pro-colonial bivahe
who didn't attend the \leeting House.
t1: Mark 'l‘wuin and Rudyard Kipling
lent together at the pageant of ()x‘
_iord. England. 'l‘wain suit! to Kip-
;llng: “All is tinsel beside the human
reality of this; 'nud Kipling replied:
'l suppose it is the czolo that gets into
i Whnteler it is. u psgcnutw—this new
lnlothod of making history interesting
awhas served. wherever givenJo'bring
fthe community togelhci. of levelling
it
is delnotiatlc, it is human and so it
z is {ugomi thlnr.‘ for any community to
Engage in.
i Our neighbol, iiu: iii]. bi light now
, in the throes of a pageant mallttd or!
‘ to occur on August 2th and 30th and
;i-leptclnbor Isl. What has huppencd
ant other towns is taking place nt lin-
rlon. There has been n mighty mks
lug up of town history; there bus boon
1‘i‘nstcrcd n gettogetlwr spirit het‘uto-
lore unheard of: it. has made many
good folks acquainted with each other
DO YOU WEAR GLASSES?
which you expected they wouldllt
,owult me at once.
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
OP TIOIAN .
Room 6. Kai-r Building”
all“). ill!!! newlnfifinfil.
ppm to o 0 a re.
Monday. Wetlands
Evolution. 6: to D.
it p. in. daily.
it so are you satisfied that they
have Ibsen titted to your eyes in a
correct and proper manner? it“.
They Given Your Eyes 'l‘hnt Rollo!
they havent or you need slum.
and Friday
Ni V: Idd'QM’a’ ”it AV... 9 b
kwho had long "held uloof."
it in not "one or the sorrow" of the
rich thut they fear in t‘ilgilflfl in u
pngcnnl on lit-numb the dignity of their
bunk nccounlu.
V it will be muny u long dny bolero
tho mlnllrnbiu results of tho pnuoant
huvo died out“ before it shall be fc:‘~
mitten. Thom mny never be another
[mount ut lhil'lon; but. mnuuwhlle.
some other M‘bnme of milling together
may he invented which will serve the
name admirable purpose.
OPPORTUNITIIKB.
l . W
. M day brings new opportunities.
added possibilities. for tho!!! who
are slim to their «mum and «luck
‘to take advantage or conditions.
Them is always I wily for the oun-
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We Represent
First Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire insurance
Companies
_. I. M. Layton &Co..lsc.
scientious. skilled writer to w
mead-writs n Sentinel West All”
wilting briefly end concisely your on-
perlenoslg toll of your monotone: and
directed service will mull. in Mutt.
fldviiiésnient.
The help 11W columns or The
nautical slayer our: ultimate line
at human «denim. docks, all»
WowMWWl
mumeoumnudotm m ll
The man who nb« ‘
the gentleman who was cast out. and I
who ever after wore a tail like a ho -
vine. and possessed feet of the split» I
The man who held aloof from the '
Meeting House, who persistently oh- :
sented himself, was about as popular 1 '
who scorned the Meeting House and ;
much because he was “dead to right- 1
The
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..& G. Imported ‘et. Julien, pt. .............. . 45c .
B. & G. Imported St. Julian, qt .................... 80c L’,
B. dc G. Imported Ponet Canet, pt. ................. .65c ,1
B. & G. Imported Ponct Canet, qt. ............... $1.15 I '
Marceau Medoc, pt. .. ............................. 35c ,
Marceau Medoc, qt. . ................................ 60c
A; F. B. & Co. Zinfadel, pt. ........................ 161: 1,,
A. F. B. 8: Co. Zinfadel, qt. ......... ~. ............. 25c :
J. Calvert Bordeaux, pt. ..... .. ...................... 30c .j‘
J. Calvert Bordeaux. qt. ............................ 50c
J. Calvert Medoc. pt. ......................... 40c
J.2Calvert Medoc, qt. . ............... . ................ 70c
Tipo Chianti, pt. ................ :- .............. . 35c .
Tipo Chianti, qt. ........ . ................ w ........... 6°C
A F. B. 8: Co. Medoc, pt ............................ 38c ,'
A. F. B. & Co. Medoc, qt ............................ 30c W
A. F. B. dz Co. St. Julian, pt. ....................... .- 18c '
A, F. B. 8: Co. St. Julian, qt. ........................ 30c
Special price on 6 or 12 bottles.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
83 AND 85 WASHINGTON 8T. SOUTH NORWALK.
PHONE 440.
the other fellow“ s religious whims. and .
Zan opportunity to come out. and be a "
. ”.....-“ ......W- w
melt a position when Watts. veil.
people. “emotion. min: my.
skilled amine in various Jim-
THE “THOT—MOC” '
The Shoe Sensation of ithe Season
For Men.
Women and
Children.
It’s the hack to
nature Shoe
\
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‘u- “a < ‘K -‘§“\‘~
Genuine lndian Moccasins insure Camp Comfort
Conneally & Bracken
81 Washington St. Rhone sea-4 i ”
It’s a Good Sign
of the character of our coal and of our business methods that our cus-
tomers stay with us your alter year. They don't waste any time
on cxwrimenlsw-vlhey know they can't do better. Try our cool and
be lominccd
HARRIS 8: CANS COMPANY
Water Street, South Norwaik. Tel. 72!.
Advertise Your Wants in the
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