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3 sen-Monsoon“ No It.
Apvsimba in. Tris osmium."
has returned from a week's stay in
Atlantic City. '
‘8. M. Alter. of West street, hu re-
turned from a. tow weeks'r vocation . _
in New» Jersey.
Miss Anna Ehrlonbsoh. of Main
street. is spending her vacation in Am
sterdum. New York.
Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. Curry Sicilian, of I
Franklin street. are spending two
weeks in Wentherly. Pen.
Miss Grace Signor, of Golden dill],
Bothei. is the guest of Miss Lillian
Simons, of West Main strei.
Today is the last day for new
business to come befOre the Septem-
her term of the superior and common
;Go0ds
A new “line of STAMPED .
GOODB.‘ in PILLOW TOPS, '
scant-'3, CENTRE-PIECES,
’ Pm CUSHION COVERS. CAR-
RlAGE ROBES, else and
messes. ;
A full line of now Royal so
tiny Packages and Fleet. '
J I. Mallette
”I Wannabee ..
Io Noun-ll-
Tu!
Stamped-I w , .
At the Same Old Stand
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food.
pleas court.
Miss Katherine 11m, of. Belden’
avenue. who went to Huniiton, Con-
ndI, inst wear. is remembering her
friends with souvenir postal curds.
Bertha Fry Geddis. of mountain.
has brought suit for divorce mutant
George W. caddie. As Geddis' whore
shouts are unknown in is being new-
ed by publication. Papers of. return.
31916 in the Superior com on the first 1
Tuesday in September.
Willlom H. Righy, the enginm, who,
has been It the Donbury hospital since
the first or June, recovering from in-i
juries received in s nitrous! wreck et‘
”North Kent. left the hospital yester-
day to retina to his home in Harrison.
N. Y. Mrs. Rigby come to Durhury to
accompany her hushed home.
i
~Highloud coal at Rnymo‘nd Bros. 1
More“ 6. Hurdle}. of South Belem,
N. Y.. and Miss Clare L. Roof. of Red-
dlng, were married in Dmhury on
Monday by the Rev. Frederick 0.
Mouser, noting rector of Si. Jomes'
church. Before her previous morringe
the bride was Miss Glen 1. Show. of
Reddlng. Mr. Burdick, Who is unsav-
ed in the lumbar business. is a well~
known resident or South Salem
NOTlcEi NOTICE” i
if you are a subscriber to The Ben-
‘tinsl bring or bend in lilo and set
Om of the most popular: assumes.
Hearst's,
We Metropolitan. for three moi-m
If you Ire not I subocrlhsr bond or
Fashionable Woman and A
500 “QCHCVZMF .
is THE TIME.
Attend to your teeth tori”;
tomorrow my be too late. Do-
cIy eels night Ind dny and will
not rest on Sunday. The larger.
the decoy the greater the loss
of the tooth structure. Boo
Dr. Mallory
Ind don't neglect these impor-
tnnt orgnns. f
16 80. Main 8t, 80 Nomoilr
HOURB: I A. M. TO I P. l.
OUNDAVI sv APPOINTMENT
The Reed 8: volk
Electrical to.
The Only Fully mipooc
ELECTMOAL 0H0?
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Mug “.00 And The Sentinel Ind
ilIKIIlnol will he vent you for three
months by mail. if you mm to hove
I cowboy deliver your piper send us
35o for assassin» Ind no! the buy no
I molt for The snow. The room
sins: duel with oil tile cum: Ions
hots of vital ininml and. will We
Ivory member oi the Mill i
Adondibdv. pays“ in min“
mi!"
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Job Printing
our ram
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. Paid on
Savings Deposits
Toni Conny
Sale, Because
.OT 3
Have We Exponenced Such;
Bountiful Clothing Values
The Red Tags have Saved Hundreds
of Dollars to Customers
,7 “‘4va m
Disappornted .
Buyer at Rogers 8;:
Stevens Red Tag: 5"
Never Before
TILEW’HONE 1M.
received Daily by Express.
Cuthiil’s ' Bridge; "Fish Market
FRI! DELIVIRY.
Merri
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Graduotos were placed in Paul.
tlonb during July.
Ambitious Young Men and
Young Women Wanted to En-
roll September 8, 1913, to meet
the demand ior Merrill Grud-
untos.
South Nov-walk.
Btumford. Port Chester.
Know
where to so and get treated right we
will tell you.
Auto Supplies
Standard Gasoline, Mobiloii Oils.
Cellini-bis No. 6 Batteries Give Best
Results.
Diamond and Goodrich Tires.
The South Norwalk
Hardware & Auto
Supply’Co.
42 WATER IT.
Open sundoyl From 8 to 12 Noon.
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Property owners utilise Sentinel
Wrist MI. in India buyers or tun
dots with mull out or dilly
Minimal truly-mews“
no You WEAR OLABIEM
if so are you missed that they
have been fitted to your earn in I
correct and proper manner? Hit”
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? it
tiny noveu't or you and sinus.
consult me It once.
WILLlAM J. MOORE,
OPTIOIAN.
item a. Kain solidi».
No. lilo wailing?“
Opposite Hoyi'b lib-m.
Mondby. wuoudago Ind Willey
lvsolndl. 5' to I.
N. v. eddies-um 8th Ave, 9 to
4 v. fli. dolly.
* inherited legal instincts from u long '
f my grandfather was an eminent crimi-
! 1 study.
' . summoned.
‘ modules. 1 do not understand that it
If you don’t
‘ ABreach 0£
P 1‘0me Case
sy r. ‘A. Mircnn.
my daughter,” said Judas. Income f1
term fir. Ralph Fanning, “since south '
log you to me to ask for her hand has ,. ““89 t e l“ “‘0 NOTWQ1k5-‘
changed her mind. Not as to her tech j‘ .. ‘ ‘ 1
loss tows rd you. butsshe has decided . 25 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee ........ . 35¢ )
topursuo the profession she in: been j; 20 Stamps“ with ‘1 lb. Our After Dinner Blend Coffee ..... .. 32¢ ' "
studying under my tutelage. 'e are .. ,
once of‘ lawyers, and my daughter in I 20 stoning with 1 lb. Best Mil n calbo Coffee ........ 30¢
. befits the family inclination. After . 15 stamps with 1 lb. Challenge Blend Coffee 28¢ .
giving an amrmativo answer to your '3 ‘
suit she fell‘to considering that m'nr- .. 10 Stamps WM) 1 lb- 138“ Simian Blend Coffee .............. 25‘
. rinse would necessarily prevent her j_ , .l .
following it legal career. " , p
"it seems to me‘. judge. that this is n j, gem“ . Delicatessen Wines 1 1 VI
case of breach of promise. i, tombs“; .. WCCI‘ICS Liquom ‘-
llns of jurists. My great grandfather 3'
was an associate United Suites Justice. .
nIl luwyer"-— .
'fllinough. You enter a charge against ;_
my daughter of breach of promise; .
You shall have an Opportunity to sub-
stuntiste ii; and she to plead."
The Judge called a maid and told her
to nail Miss Margaret to step into his ,.
The lady came in somewhst‘ '
33 AND 85 WASHINGTON 81".
FRESH noss’rnn connoisswduarameea to give perfect sut- : »
isfoction. Try a pound and you will learn why we have the largest 9;;2 ‘
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co. -‘9
PHONE 440.
m,
BOUTH NORWALK.
surprised to sew Mr Panning there and -
curious to know why she had been .
“My dear" sold‘ her father, "Mr. "
Fanning charges you with breach of
is for the purpose of claiming dam:
ages, but i cannot allow you to treat
any one unfairly. What have you to
say to the charge of narcotic: him and
then throwing him over?"
”i plead not guilty.”
“Very well. Now. Fanning, you may
proceed to state your use."
"My attentions to Miss Margaret
have been noticeable and noticed by
our mutual friends for months. She - ’
has accepted various trifles from me.
especlnliy gifts of flowers, indicating
that my attentions were agreeable to
her. Lust evening i called upon her:
We were sitting in a cozy room in this
house before a fire of, blazing logs. An
aroma of tile lust lot of cut flowers i
sent her. Arranged in n Dresden vase
‘, xii-Washington St.
Genuine indian Moccasins insure Camp Comfort
Conneally S. Bracken
THE “rigor-Moe” if:
The Shoe Sensation of the Season
For Men. 1'}
Women and
Children.
nature Shoe
Phone 868-4
by her own churninwlinndo. pervaded —
the apartment. Theicheery fireiigbt
contrasted delightfully with the winter
gloom without. We sat side by side
on n inrge"——
"I object!" cried the lady.
“Theobjection is not sustained," rul-
ed the indee-
“Nevertheless I prefer to respect the
defendant's wishes," said the plaintiff.
“I will omit the rest of what happened
except so for us it pertains to the law
of contracts. 1 then and there naked
your daughter to be my wife. Her
head sank”—~
"1 object again!" cried the lady.
"The plaintiff states in one breath tinbt
he will omit what happened except as
to n contract he claims to hove been
made and in the next breaks his prcm~
lilo."
“I beg the defendant's pardon." con.
tinned Mr. Fanning. “What occurred
Was the delight of my life. I was in a
whirl of Joy"-
“Yes. yes." interrupted the judge.
“The court understands all that. He
hns been there himself. though many
years ago. Pious confine yourself to
the contract.”
“Your daughter, her beautiful face
buried against my breast. whispered
IYaa I H
There were a few moments of silence.
when the Judge announced to his
daughter that ho Will ready to henr
her defense.
be convinced.
NOOGA BATTLEFle.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. 21.-
There has been for a number of yours
a desire on the part of survivors of
both armies of the Civil Wiu', through-
out a. wide scope of territory, to erect
at Chattanooga n monumental pence
memorial dedicated to the commem-
oration of nstiouni peace and civic
brotherhood of a. reunited American
republic. The idea has been suggest-
"Your honor," she begun—«"1 mnled at practically every meeting ofthe
”am“! he so my defense upon thstisw Blue and Gray, and at all reunions of
which has protected many a minor in 9mm“ “m“ for a number °t 3‘4““
an inheritance, the law against exert iWthve‘ “‘9 "“9““ ‘5 made. “i
log undue influence upon a tminmr §meots with hearty support especially
Kr Fanning sought to deprive the now, from those who from actual oxllfil'l
his profession of the law of my life'is once know something of the imporb
services. He took advantage of ourlumo of the Chattanooga battlefield».
pleasant sumondinizs. the cheerful Vuwmg of both armies have commit:
mum. lb“ uroml “t flowers. the l“" lied themselves to this national enter-
urlous sofa"
.. u prise whenever given n chance. and
Chair: interrupted the plaintiff they would hull with delight the an-
"Wiil on incline?” rl 1 rl
Ipponllnfz mpg; father. 0 m hem inouncoment that the cornerstone of
We Repreiiset
First Give and
Prompt valog
Firehuiiiaoce
Shannon“
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“Another such lniorruptlon."snld the: ”‘9 memorial would ”0 laid '“ 1915'
Judge Ifernly lo Fanning. "and i will (the nftiet anniversary 3'88? 0? the
Me You for contempt. " close oi the civil strife that for n time
"1 claim. " the defendant proceeded. separated the nation into hostile soc
“that Mr. running too! adventure of lions
those surroundings in unduly influence Gen. ilennott ll. Young. commander»
“1° ‘0 WW“ mm" m mm mm“ . luvohicf oi the United courauermviit
of my natural hair. the lIW."
"And l mu u ornns, graciously and eloquently nave
u. urged the plaintiff i ‘
om“ m “71““ w“ to a“, lIVl' (M. the proposition of B name monumen
It {.‘liottonoon his come-t approval
defendant dislnberlts her natural heirs.
I husband and children. besides wrong. during the Confedmto reunion here
last May. and many other prominent
ing the life of myself, the piulntlif in
exacbnudorstes did likewise.
this case."
A silence followed those words. which Those survivm of the deadly strug-
gle would like to see erected at (lhniv
were spoken with grunt depth of feel-
m' ” "a broken by m judge. "I", tnnoocb it monument to Amadeus er
luv and poles that would rival the
lulled of running:
"Do on deals. toaster In m1
of my ’iisughm's cuteness: mountains in height Ind shed its no
nixn innuendo lhronthont the action.
They have sold as much. time and
“No. your honor. 1 rest my case.
which I have summed up in my last
cabin. It their reunions Ind Incomp-
wordwtiist ii the scam in mm
it willmultiuthowrsctinsoimy
life.’
Americans, sons and masons arm
"1 reserve my decision.”
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loin Wmmntbhursm
unnumfilturuomb mot.
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minus" oi dam be his in
ills.“ that new thirtieth
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manna murmur-mound.
sum linnsbir Inns-roll in lab mob»
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It’s a Good Sign
of the character of our cool and of our business methods that our cus-
tomers stay with us year after your.
on experiments—they imow they can‘t do better.
HARRIS & GANS COMPANY.
Water Street, South Norwalk.
menu. and the armour mmuon oi sales no obvious.
men who room in those bottles. ml
in burly ”may with the WW mm m «mm M
the stomach. but. mom
WMWWWMNV
They don't waste any time
Try our cool and _ .
Tel. 72:.
srncy. The sentiment appeals to
North and South alike, and if. is «L
.mitted that the Chattinooga bottle-
fields, considering their sanguinory
history and the influence théy lied on
the ultimate decision of the great con-
flict, are worthy ihe prominence such
a memorial would give them. Fields
upon which fifty thousand Americans
were killed and wounded, have a claim
on the patriotism of the notion that
the survivors of the battles. and their _
friends. would be pleased to see satisv
fled by the erection of a peace manor
meut entirely creditable to the noun.
lry.
Due to a. number of circumstances,
which need not be recounted. tile
It’s the back to L 1‘ P :
PEACE MEMORIAL 0N cums. Idesiroylng the last hope of the Century
«r
Chutlanwxo battlefields are not so
well understood by the American peo-
ple as they should be. For two long,
years mighty armies contended for ..
the possession of Chattanooga,
gateway to the South. Beginning with
the bottle of Fort Dennison. on the
Cumberland river, some two hundred
miles northwest of Clmttouoou. overly
bottle that was fought by the Army at
Ohio. later the Army of the (lumber-
land. and the Tennessee army of the
Confederates, was directly for the
possession of Choitunoogs. The coil-
dict thou. had mod for this nontoxic
point for more than two years chlmh ‘
holed in the companion“ of Glitch»
mum lookout Mountain and lilo
IionIry Kid“. The bottles or Mun»
Marlboro, Shelbyvilio, 'i‘ullohonio. and‘
the My skirmishes between the lab
tor piano Ind Ghbtianoogs, were not
the"
occideulbi. rm were mum m m,
possession of one mt vanilla. point.
Ind um point was Uliltlhnom With
optimum softly in the hands of moi"
Union fore». the m of the war VII
in litht.
importance of the CW butler
W
wm phylum robot. mm
Dunn's linoleum my“
“memorabilia
“Weekends-divest“
in view ofthooe fonts. m0 >
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Norwalk Chronicler