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ADVERTISE TN ‘THE'BENTINEL ‘
v—y-
Concord Diviison. No. 2,
.Tempenance, will hold its
meeting Monday evening.
'Sons of
Mrs. Thomas Ill. Cole, ‘0! Railroad
avenue, has been entertaining Miss '
Gladys Keith, of Brooklyn.
Miss Grace Brown, oi Trenton, N.
3.. has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Ratcbiord, Main street.
The regular weekly rehearsal of ‘ ‘
the Metropolitan Orchestra. of Non
. walk, will be held Monday evening.
r
Pride of Court Narruk Circle. No. '
801, Companions of the Forest, will
‘ hold its regular meeting Tuesday eve-l
fling.
The regular Weekly meeting of Wei-
come Stranger Lodge, No. 364, ISena
bi St. George, will [be held Tuesday
evening. .4
: M—‘I
I; ~Ilighiand coal at Raymond Bros.
;.‘.s aid...
The friends of Miss Inez Daniele, oi’
Norwalk, who is spending a few weeks'
vacation in Plttsfleld, are receiving
postal cards
Miss Elsie IBrusli,.whc has been vlsn
itiug friends abroad, has returned to
her home in Danhury. Miss Brush
was a teacher in the Norwalk High
school.
-—For the next few weeks a suit
case will not cost you a cent it you
finder a suit of Cavanngh and Rose.
Alexander Gordon, formerly with
the Vanderhcef and Mutual hat com-
panies, of Norwalk, but now of Em~
mon Bros.’ Co., of Boston, was it via:
itor in Norwalk this week;
regular ’
l
Stamped
Geods
A new line of STAMPED
GOODS, In PILLOW TOPS,
SCARFS, CENTRE- PIECES,
PIN CUSHION COVFRS, CAR~
IIAGE ROBES, BIBS and
DRESSES.
clety Packages and Floss.
J. I.Mallette
“.88 Weehimn It.
A full line of new Royal so
lam-lit.
an a
Sale, Because
Buyer at Rogers 8:
Stevens Red Tag
Have We Experienced Such
Bountiful Clothing , Values
Disappointed
Never Before
The Red Tags have Saved Hundreds
of Dollars to Customers
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TELEPHONE 108.
TODAY
IS THE TIME.
Attend to your teeth today;
tomorrow may he too late. De
cay eats night and day and will
not rest on Sunday. The larger
the decay the greater the loss
of the tooth structure. See
Dr Mallory
and don't neglect these impor-
tant organs.
ll 80. Main ’L, Bo. Norwalk
HOURE: 9 A. M. TO I P. M.
SUNDAYS I?! APPOINTMENT
‘ I I I
Mr. and Mrs. John '1‘. Buyers and " '
daughters. Mini-see Agatha and Ethel,
who have been making an automobile
trip through the New England States,
have returned to their residence. No.
14 Belden nvenuc.
Mr. and Mrs. John Yoacker, and
daughter Leela. Mrs. John Rambler,
oi Philadelphia, and Mrs. David Gear,
of Camden, N. 3., are all guests of
their brother, Nicholas Kline ,oi Un-
ion Pork. Norwalk.
NOTICEI NOTICE”
it you are a subscriber to The Ben-
tinel bring or ”send in 851: and get
three of the most popular mmllnee,
Hearst's, F‘whloneble Woman and
fire Metropolitan. tor three months.
If you are not a subscriber send or
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be sent you for ohm
months by mail. It you prefer to have
e newnboy deliver your never and iii
35o tor magazines and m the My 15‘ <
I week tor The Sentinel. The mm
nines deal with oil the mt bull~
joctu or vital interest and, Will plotter
every member or the tensity.
F. S. LYON
i
The Reed 8: Vol
Electrical ( .o.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTKICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO BUPPLIEB
Phone 305ml“) 80. Main 8t.
80. Norwalk. Ionic Hull Black.
20 ,
Merrill
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Graduates were placed in Posi-
tions during July.
Ambitions Young Men and
Young Women Wanted to En-
1913, to meet
tor Merrill Grad-
roll September :2,
the demand
untes. ‘
South Norwalk.
Stamford.~ Part Che-tor.
City National Bank
VRANBACTB A GENIIAB IANKH“
IUBINEBB flNfl OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY DWOIIT‘INT
WIT» «mum:
IANKING
capital serum- and From
I 100.000.” 0117.000“)
mo Depollt '.°"" a one as per yo.
‘DWIN H. MATHGWIION. PM.
JOHN H. KIM», m Vleul'm “
FRIDKRIGK H. HOWAN, 2o Vie.
PM
WILFRID IODWILL. Olllillt
W
erasure”
ammo J. Walloon March
John I'Lanp John H. Light
dimmed Imam PM. it. item
Samuel Grumman lam ll. Hm
Henry I. W
73nd
Property owners utilise nautical
Went Ads. in finding buyers or tea.
I 1" nuts with small coat or delay.
Menthol Want! It! admit m
"and Wm mom or m at
cation. The: more a. m we fit.
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”At the Same Old Stand
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you’ll find ear-Full Line of Sea Food.
received Daily by Express.
.Culbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVIRV.
Know
will tell you.
Auto Supplies
Results.
Diamond and Goodrich Tires.
The South Norwalk
Hardware & Auto
Supply Co.
42 WATER 81’.
Open Sundeyu From 8 to 12 Neon.
u
I Ements were made for a syndicate tol "U
If you don t
where to go and get treated right we
Columbia No. 6 Batteries (live Beat,
amorous
(Unnamed from mm Page.)
m
The enrollment in which the stoolb1 '.'.
holders moot. usually adequate i'ur all "
1 edit that won,
who attend, kuviomrcrowdcd before
the noon hour. irany’ndyém were, Large Ears Evergfeéil Corn, dozen ........ r. . . . gg¢ '
noticed in attendance and three we: '3 gland 5 Brand Flour, :24 i 2 lb bag ‘. ............ . . .. 9}
men. "the clinics between the division - out New York State Glucose, lb. .................... . 19¢
or drain; woman crowded with stand 1 3 lbs. Fancy Whole Grain Rice for ............ “25¢
one that when the directors left their; 6 cakes Fol» anthu or Ozone Soap . .1. . . 2515‘
ream close by. it was with dillicdityl, Monarch Washing Powder (Large parikzagc) ........ 14¢
that they reached their. contain the’w- Royal Baking Powder ............. 22": and 43¢-
{trout row. A nmdcrity‘ot the board ;. Monogram Rye Whiskey (very old .l Illozl ...... 855
was present and Howard mum re- 1 Jeiez Sherry, imported large bottle .............. 75
cently elected president of the aom- f
puny, eat with the directola. Fmeideutiu
Mellon was not present and the meet— .
in: began with Charles F. Brooker Se 7
lected to preside. The call for the ..
‘ meeting, which was to authorize a:
bond issue, was read by Mr. Clarke, :_
the secretary. ' '
Mr, Hitler expressed surprise that .
the road bad a floating debt, as set ,
i'orth in the explanation, and in the
technical resolution offered providing
Select .
Groceries
83 AND 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
' m CKMANNS m
Delicatessen
A F. Beckmann 8: Co.
FHONE 440.
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Wines .
Liquors. '
SOUTH NORWALK.
. for the issuance of the debentures. He
asked who had underwritten the issue, 5
whether the syndicate was to get a
commission on it and whether the
stockholders had been offered a
chance to subscribe. lllr. ‘Broolrer
called upon J. P, Morgan tor a state— _ ;
‘ ment and the latter explained that ‘-
owing to the state of the market it ‘
had been deemed doubtful that the
,iseue could be floated, so arrange ,
half per cent. as a commission pic
lvidcd the issue was not offered to' .
the stockholders. The road had
meet $45 000, 000 in maturing securi-
itiea and it had to make rertalu of
$60 000 000. It the stockholders took
part of the issuetho syndicate had to
Make the rest. it would then be entit-
led to tuo per (Gill and onehulf of
are appreciatEd by careful
ConneaIly
81 Washington St.
School Bells Will Soon Be ,
Ringing
Our Stock or Children’s Shoes
.15 Larger and More Varied Than Ever.
“EDUCATOR SHOES? 7‘
tifically made to best conform to growing feet.
i“, cant, ant/«'2'. avg-vi-
, 3 y _ ~. ‘ _ .
“ax" \g. \_‘\>‘!,V¢.Yj.x ‘5‘ x‘ \, - ‘1‘ S,‘
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parents, and they are scien-
l?
X‘ ‘2.“ \‘ .
Ufa, a, p" pr, ”f '1‘; at
8. Bracken
Phone 863-4
3‘ “any.
ionc per cent went to 1 Morgan &,
;Compuny im its work The reeolutioui ‘ ‘
foi’icred by Eli Whitney was then put '
' to vote. As the count seemed to prom-
‘lee a long wait it WAS finally moved
‘to recess. This was done and alter
a while other stockholders arrived in-
eluding former Governor Morgan 6.,
iiiu‘lkely of Hartford, who voiced a‘
complaint that the train he had been
on was held up hull an hour to let a
mispeclul train from another state go
Ilhrough. He did not think it was fair
treatment to the stockholders of the.
regular train. I
There was more or lose informal die-
!cussiou during which \lr. llillcr in-
ttrcducod a. resolution which Mr. _
!Brcokcr ruled was not germane to the
meeting. lie added that the proper
{place for it won the annual meeting.
Mr. i-lllier‘s resolution set. forthz.
That the Bylaws of the company
should be amended at the annual;
meeting so its to provide that the di-i
rectors should not exceed 15 in nuur!
ibor; that the company's cmceru of:
lany association of stockholders should!
be forbidden to solicit proxies for claw—3
tions or directors at the annual meet-_,
lug; that hereafter the fifteen dirtnllei
Ol‘s Shall be nominated at the uununli
meeting of the slor'lihoiders then»,
selves. }
The resolution thou declared thnté
it, be the sense or the meeting that‘
the next annual report uhould Show
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here right iiivuywiodny—und take
gains this sale offers.
to be found anywhere
plainly the total expenses, the fixedi
charges and the total rereiptemt earh— M...“
A Goo-d Coal Lecture
Here are a few important. mobile uhout our Conl:-—
ii. is as good as any cool that is dug our oi‘ the ground.
There is bent in every lump.
We screen it with the utmost cure, and we deliver promptly.
HARRIS & GANS COMPANY”
Water Street; South Norwalk.
agar:- u‘ 5' 'n
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Tel. 721.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House.
33 South Main St, South Norwalk
SALE SALE SALE
i if we could make you fully realize what a saving it mourn: to you
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now you would come
advantage of these exceptional bur
Finer goods are not made, lower prices urgent
ileum and imcsllgute.
Sale in both elorcs~fllcmtnrd
and South Norwalk.
4”“.
DO YOU WEAR GLABBEB?
it so are you satisfied that they
have been tilted to your c on in a.
correct and proper manner fine
They Givon Your Eyed That [toilet
which you expected they would? it
they bowel or you need alum,
oomuilt me at once.
WILLMM J. moon,
OPT! OI AN.
Room LK Keel" Wilding.
No. 165 Wl‘hll‘l
Hoyt“: mm
new, Wetlands and rum
Evenings. ii: to 0.
N. V. nuance—727 0th Mm. I to
4 p. at. daily.
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of the subsidiary proportion, and him intruded to m“ u“. (liildcud to l per
lrollt or icing on each Mr lillier‘n rent
resolution also called for further pub
lioity in the various amounts or the (,1. we”. was m, intention to do thin.
subsidiary lint-u and also a statement} Mr Elliott then won introduced and
he to the compensation paid to the mode 9, short speech asking for it)
president vire-prouldentu. clmirmnndmmmuu" of n”, directors and Stock-
or ofllclal heads or various depart Holders in rehabilitating the road He
imfllllii together With statement» or was going to my“, oil mg «out and
0300““ 6' “WWW 0' “WW" “I dl- work for that and it betterment did
mum, and the amountu mot “V‘not come fl cum, he hoped patrons
legal (“Whites and the monies done ”on“! be patient
requlrlnlr such payments Mr. iiillori modem- Edward Mtlllgan of lint-
ulno wanted a accurate alumni. mug .pmum for I m of the are
‘mnrlo and submitted mthcnnnun‘i muei- 0, good mm“ between ”new, and
in: or the amount of the floating debt the, WW3
it any there be. and an explanation Ir. Bitter explained that the object
as to in. origin. and how such ileum or his mainline m retrenchment
Itidmolulwu to it. met. Em um.”
Ir, namely than comm! attention; The math; molly Wt when
We Represent
First Class and
Prompt Pay’mg
the insurance
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TO STOP EMIGRATION 'rc THlS
1 SOUNTRY.
.\ir. Brookur assured the ntockllold- VIENNA. Austria. Aug. 23.43103
:govornor or tiallclu. a crown land 0t"
Austrlnilungury, has declared his do—
termination to ship the emigration ct
adullu from his count? to the United
States and Canada. Today he micr-
ed the police to arrest all male per»
eons between the altar; of ill and 36
and liable: for military service who at-
lbciupted to leave the country and to
luend them to their humus
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ADVGMMED LE'I‘Tifl!
Below in I list or letters remain“):
uncalled for lit the toilowinx boat oili-
eu to: the current 1m
Iouth Norwalk.
Hrs. Charla llrudluy, can Ill-
Gully NM}.
Miriam Baryon.
mu limo: Bitumen.
Wilden nun-um. chm and
in. 4
5mm. lion m.
like Mia mm.
Mlle invoice Jayne, fimlthville.
Slum“ 3m.
hire. .1. J. Mom. in titty Mo.
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