New Styles In bodies!
House Dresses
in Gingham and Percale at
51.00, since 34 to 46 Inches.
-Ludies' Long KIMONoa in
Flowered Crepe Cloth at
01.00, all sites.
May Manton Pattcrm.
All Patterns ...... loo *
E. K. BANKS it;
Mlhnckcmo Hotel Block - i
South Nor-walk
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By the Author oil The Harvester.
JUST. our
WM. P. BEERS 1
BOOK STORES
6 South Main Street,
.South‘ Norwalk.
49 Wall Street, Norwalk.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: ‘Showers
tonight and Saturday; cooler Satur-
day; brisk and possibly high south
winds. The disturbance which was
central over Lake Superior yesterday
morning has moved slowly eastward
and is now central over Ontario. It. has
caused cloudy weathe and showers.
which have been quite general from
the Mississippi river eastward to
Pennsylvania. A few light scattered
ohowers were reported over the corn
.belt, west of the Mississippi river.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 69; high, 83.
(View.
Thomas Robins, of Putnam avenue,
is visiting in Providence, R, 1.
Mrs George Ernst, of Elmcrest is
retovering from a severe attack of
grin *
Mr, and Mrs. William Clongher have
returned from a vacation trip to
Goshen.
James Bates, of WeSt Norwalk,
started today for the Berkshires on a.
vacation trip.
Mrs, Elizabeth Snyder, of Chest-
nut street, enjoyed a trolley ride to.
Snvin Rock yesterday.
—dilghlnnd coal at Raymond Bros.
.Cockenoe Heymakers' Association.
No. 32%, l. O. R. 31.. met last evening
for regular buolneus.
Miss Mary Bradley of Fnlrileld nve
nue, who hen been ill for the mast
month, is slowly improving,
Mrs. Edward Michele and two chil-
dren. ot‘ Putnam avenue, are spending
at few days in Greene Farms,
.llrs. .‘Iiury (l. Woodward is having
the brick wall fence on the couth nldd
of her rculdence in North Main street
rebuilt.
’1‘, ll. Leonard ltoblnH, or the South
Norwulk ’i‘rust (iom‘pnny, in on his
annual vucution to New York, Brook-
lyn and Philadelphia.
Chief Willlum it. l’unnlnulon Is on-
}oyinu hln unuunl \‘urution. During
hiu ubuoncc i‘uptnlu .i. llnrry Gibson
In In clmrltu of the local polh-u I’orcu.
Mru. Snruh ltuilln. arrested in the
Duty street mid u tow tiny/u nuo. rlu‘ur-
ml her rclonuo from the city lull you-
terduy afternoon on payment of line
nud (tooth tolhe amount of $77.“.
NOTICE! NOTICE”
It you are n «hummer to The Ben
tinol bring or send in 360 and got
three ot the moot popular magazines,
Illeurnt'o, Mhlonnhlc Woman. and
The Metropolitan, for three months.
It you are not a rub-chow send or
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and
truncations will be sent you for three
1
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Post Cards
Of The City.
SOUTH NORWALK LIBRARY, CITY
HALL, FIRE HOUSE, COUNTRY
CLUB, TOKENEKE. FARRELL'S
RESIDENCE, Hickory Bluff, also 0th.
or New Ones, Made on the Best Grade
of Pout Card,,ln black and white.
DONNELLY’S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE
10 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
0r Up-tO-dltc Service GI
. FRED. H. GANUNO,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Office and Ruldonoc
Telephone 904.
‘84 60. Main St. 80. Nomlk.
Follow the Crowd
ROTON POINT
DANCING "
o c '
Pavrhon
Dancing Every Night and ”hardly
Afternoon.
SixPieces of Music
Smith
Cleanser and
Dyer
24 Nerth Mnln 81.,
South Normlk.
with its extraordinary economies is a once a your event.
per cent. you should act at once. 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.
A few oi the bargains to be had:
it?
Dining Room Suite ;'
Fumed oak, colonial style Bul- l‘
fets, Chino. Closet, 48 inch Ex- 1
tension Table, Fine Leather
date design, $18.00 value. Sale 1
Seat Chairs, one Arm Chair 3
..... $9300
._ o «TH-..N’QRWALK EVENINQ SENTINEE“
price. ......... ... $13.50 .
Cor August
Forniture Sale
Therefore
Solid Mahogany};
giTubinu iron Bed
Wide buck, styliuh and up—to— 3'.
Rocker
Our entire four floors are filled with such bargains.
The" A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
, IRAD
Andrew
if you can save from 15 to 30
1:6 There are Muny Reasons, .VVlly You Should“,
90 Washington Street South Norwalk
EAT
Davey
taste and requirements.
First of oil. you want quality, then the price must be on low on qual-
Ity will permit—~~polito uml courteous salesmen are grout ludtwemonts
untl lustly ui'i‘iclent uel‘vice und prompt delivery
these we have and we will exert our energy to make them suit your. '
um essential. All
Massive Square,
per pound .
Two Inch post: one inch tillers.
i
brass mounts on each post,
$10.98
$15.00 value for ..
Swiit’ s Soap,
Solano sliced
Peaches
all
.1.
in all sizes for family use.
In order to have‘the best for our customers.
' Highland Lehigh Coal
We purchased thls coal at a fancy price
RAYMOND BROTHERS
CROCKER- WHEELER
MOTORS
ELECTRICAL
SUPPLIES
RED SEAL
DRY BATTERIES
Electric Wiring for Light and Power
We are always ready to attend your Electrical troubles. large or
small
when something goes wrong.
A phone call will bring a repair mun
Try us next time
THE WHITE ELECTRIC_ CO.
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.-
0.15. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line 4»
Eyes Examined Free
«momma-”MW
PHONE 342- 8.
’OOUTH NORWALK
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69 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE “I.
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10 21W Stu mps with
‘ Atlas Table Salt, lg. pkg.. ..lOcl
‘ 1‘ l Davey’s Imp. Sauce, bottle. . . .186]
Atlas Starch, 3 pound box ..... 18c]
l Atlas Borax. 1-2 lb .......... 10C}
'1‘. 1“, Gilbert is running his new 9: Atlas Ammonia, bottle ...... 10c}
ltlurion Automobile. 5., Atlas Ball Blue, 1-4 lb. box .. 10c}
sister Miss Emily There in Phillips-
. EDouble Stamps with
burg. g .
“" Orange Flavored Sugar, can.. 10c
Mrs. Leroy Evans who has been -
sometime in town has returned to her . Lemon Flavored Sugar, can " 10°
home in Bridgeport. ; Max Ams Fruit Syrup, bot. 10c
‘ Armour': Grape Juice, 16 02. hot.
The Selectmen are auperlntendlng . ........... 20c, 802. hot. 13::
repairs on the wooden bridge nenr ‘i
llurriott r. Olmstcod's Cottage. Pure Lemon Juice. 4 02- bot-u 10c
Very lincst Creamery Butter
Strictly Fresh Eggs doz 30c up :
Atlas (jatsup, 14-01 bottle 100)?
Atlas or Curtice BrosJamJarlSC y:
. No. 21/. Can 150 :
. 31c
. 7 cakes 25c. 1.,
lemon cling
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Best Tea
per lb. ..................... 600‘.
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Fine Tea ' ‘
Per lb.
30' Stamps with 1 to. High Grade "
Tea. per lb. ................ 406%
20 Stamps with 1 to. Very Good
Tea, per lb. ............... 35¢
30 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best '
—«——— ."y Atlas threaded Codilsh. lg. pkg lOci Blended Coffee, lb. ........ 35C'
William Y. Kenuedny of Fair View . Atlas Corn starch,“1 lb pkg. .. IOci 20 Stamps with Our Popular Cof- -
Farm is the owner of n roll. § Davey's Imp. Olive Oil, 1-2 pt. fee, per lb. .............. . 300.
‘ . . . bottle .................... 23c| 10 Stamps with I lb. Finest Sans ‘
”RWIEY ()lmsteud “"9 “15 llllle son ' Atlas Root Beer. bottle ..... lOcl tos Coffee, per lb. ......... 28c"-
have ”9""“99 ‘0 the” home 1" (Thicn- ‘ Bird Food, large package 10c] 5 Stamps with 1 lb. Santos Cof- .
30- i Atlas Potash, large can ..... 10¢} fee, per lb. ................ 25c
Mrs. George Ogden Is visiting her " "...... " " " “ "‘ “ V ‘
lFIice, clear. and wholesome, lb 7:
l 8 lbs. for .................. 50c. -
[Atlam Quaker or Mother Oats. 3
| packages for .............. 25c
[Atlas Brand Corn, Maine’s Fincet ‘
| can ...................... . 10¢
[Slnclalr Lima Beans, can .. '
{Dainty Asparagus, lg. can
lExcello Castlle Soap, lg. bar
Del Monte Pineapple Juice, b'ot 10c lGem Brand Jams, 13" ------ 10¢."
Benjamin Davenport, of Minneapolis 1' _
who Is visiting in Norwnlk called on é J°”° Ice Cream POWdcrv Pkg 10¢ ’ .
relatives in town on Thursday, . . , . . . . . 2 ...... . . . . . . . . _ . . . .‘ ' .
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I Miss Grace Canterbury who has
been spending some time in N. Y. has‘
returned to her home In Belden Hill. All summer merchandise must no to.
. .. imorrow. See adv.
Mrs. Edwurd Godfrey and Miss m4
Grace Godfrey huve been visiting the Star of Columbia Circle, Compan-
farmer's mother Mrs. ilates In Red ions oI‘the Forest, held a special meet-
dlng. lug In Mystic (‘huin Hull, lust owning,
at which tlmt arrangements were
made for the delegates to attend the
convention in Boston.
Harry Wilton Sturgen of Suit Luke
,CIty, accompanied by his nurse. has
The count: tilt which wuwuwto be bold -
ut the wutor uportu ut the Norwulk
Country Club, next Suturdny. huh been
postponed until Lubor tiny.
The Miller l’uulllcu usuoult cuuo was
again continued in the South Norwnlk "
«trio of the. town court, this morning,
this time lndoiiniiely. Title is the
iiith time the case has gone over and
W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES TO R E NT
“The Moyer See of the Moyer Car,
The Moycr Want to Own One”
Four and Six Cylinder Model. in stock.
Cntuloguoa or demonstrations on requolt.
Automobiles to root by the hour, day or week.
OSCAR H. BANKS
GARAGE. RIVER STREET.
.: The work has boon done through the
'. ituprovdmoutn Emmi for programs.
'1 nnd will pitch lie topic In the large -
- W. Kcoloru nlorc. Not the come nhow
arrived ut the ll. 1;. Sturges l‘lomc-
‘nlternoon at tile home of Miss Cam
neuter. Five tables were In play and
Mrs. G. A. Davenport won the highest
score. The club will meet Tuesday
September 2nd. with Miss Folsom.
young man named Bristol,
urrested for dynamitlug tlslt in the
liousutonit' River.
The Lutlicu' Sowing Circle of
A meeting was held Wednesday “r entertainment at tho lusidente oi’
ternoon in the Town llflll under 1‘10 Air. nnd Airs idlmor .l Smith, in West
annuplcee of the Woninn'n Sthool Norwalk pm evening Thou» was it
Board Committee 101' the WWW“ Minnie of funny nrtlr2'los.homuuluilccnko,
1 nominating it women member to “Ct“ blond lt'c I'rcum mu) soft drinks. The;
on the School Board antler proved to be very sorrowful
‘ New Guide Posts hove repluced the
Prices no object at. the Mintz store.‘
stead. County Game Worden Wilbur F.
i W- Smith will go to BrOtlltfltllil. tomorrow
The Summer Whict met Tuesday at noon. to attend the trial of a,
who was ’2
the .
West Norwnlk Chupol. hold it fuir illltl '
Samuel Skidmore and Frank W
‘Mayhew, two well-lumwu South‘Nor
,wulk batters, came near being thrown
iinto the harbor yesterday afternoon. ‘
They bctnme so engroesed In wotch-
ing the diver at work near the bridge,
. that they did not notito Bridge Tender
:John Cole hustling .uound to open the
draw bridge. They were mdde aware
;oi the foot when the bridge went up
linto the air. and they were obliged to“
jump of! to octane landing higher in
. the air.
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NEW YORK LAWYER AND FINAN
1 CIER DIES OF PISTOL WOUND.
1 JOHNSON CITY, Tenn, Aug. 22.;
1 Lewis liornhlowcr, son of W. B. Home,
blower, New York lawyer and finan-
cier, died early today from a pistol
wound inflicted Tuesday. Hornhiowor
was 30 ycurn old. married and held a.
clerical position in the Johnson City
t offices of the. Carolina. (‘llnchfield and
Ohio Ruilrond. The body will he tall-
len to New lorlt ioduy for budial.
old luntlmurka nl. vuriouu crouurondu.
' superlutcndoncc of Miss Sully Middle 2
brook and her committee under tho’.
pnironugo of The (‘ivic Lcauuo. Thoma
'5‘;- .
The clrcus Iu uuuln coming to town
told hetwmm Mrc. (lorlmtns' uud it
'1‘!" I n
Fancy Large Com per doz.
some or the nrlnrlpnluund wither-nos
are getting tired of culling at the
court houue.
months by mail. it you more; to have
n nowohoy deliver your noon? send us
360 for mmclneo end my the boy lilo
a wool: for The Sentinel. The mom-
aiueo am your oil the current not»
sent. or vim Interest and, will plea-c
every member of the totally.
Deputy Sheriff 1). Louie Mdrigan
went to Durien, yesterdny, to serve no
porn In another foreclosure suit
against Dr, Allen Lyon Fitch. The
plaintiff to 13:, v. Cntrell, o Dorian
grocer. and the amount ...st for it
5500. Service wag mode on homer
and Lester hishop, of Stamford:
at» Mo-
Cameras and Supplies
m“ Mggwflgglggfifi George Rockwell, at comma; no
7‘ to “3,“, m word Bradley. of Westport: in 0.
. Oratory and hire north Beltane, of
2 Nowell, woo my bathroom In unto
HOME '1‘0MAIOES.PI:.R QUART .....
[ill/\l‘iiiu‘v PER PECK .....
SWEFJI POTATOES, HALF NECK.- .
FANCY GREEN LIMA BEWANS HALI' PECK ..
Peaches. Musk Melon, Apples, Plums. l’cars,
hers, Wax Bean's.
lIvooU'IODS
i
" muifniiuffzsu
Brute, Cucum
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
no North Main (It.
Phone “I.
that come hint man but ”mm.” . '3 ll (.lllr‘ttgglr flipper; Soles “Em illilllt; it hit it muy he the hour-
2 f j our to in it: ill uou woo erwor t may bu the nttructivunnuo
IIH Rom] 0" lit-"2‘0“ ‘0 judge from the a. or lll‘lt'cuwill any room wove outer limo mun quirk choouinu
NORWALK. CONN. ‘ udvnnco ngcntu wagon parading the 1;. uml I’Illlld mm”, -
- etruetu on Tuemluy. é.
, ,I I
W ." I. You will do well to come here tomorrow night. (frune nt
THREE BRIDOR‘PORT VQUTH3 é: sovon It you rnnmbul be cure you come. Them will be another
‘ ARE GIVEN JAIL BENTENCEB It"; neunlon of the clan of bur-gain hunters. All the faithful will no
15 dts NEW ”1,”.on Aug. 22.~»2i:ldwurd :1: here They will be on the lookout for uomothiuu hood and we '1]
' one to It that none are disappointed.
[Wololn aged ill;
here today. They converted n roll-
roud passenger our Into a bedroom 1"“
that night und~were discovered this *
by an engineer who won .
morning
pausing on m“bin locomotive.
HUMANS OFFICER BUSY.
Captain at Police Thomas Hunt, of .
Norwalk, the town humane officer. j
came to booth Norwnllt this mama ~
log, and Inmucctod the, cm or up ‘
. ”93'” 1,“ WWW ”‘9'“: Tm “if“
lawman! ‘ ' of
Frank Stoddard, is. 5+“
|und Frank Cnhltl, 18. all giving their 2
roultlonco no Bridgeport, were sent to j .
tell for 10 any» in the Police court -
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