The money a“ concern
invests in its business
{is insane sense a bet
which it makes thaf its
merchandise is good, that
people‘will like it and
1‘ continue to buy it.
,‘ And no firm will wager
(Hell a large amount of
money unless it endeav-
I} ore to win by selling
I goods that please. .
qv‘Our coal is a winner!
‘ watch should be S's-oiled. cleaned and
Funeral of T. F. Winted.
The funeral of Thomas VF, Wixted
was held” Saturday morning at “nine
o'clock from St, Msry' a church, 'Bethel,
when .a requiem blah mass was cele-
bratUd by Rev. William Kiernan.
There was a large attendance of rela-
tives and friends. The interment was
in the family. plot in the Old Catholic
cemetery. ‘Danbury, and the pallbeac
ers were William H: Mouton, William
S, Manion, James Creagh. Frank Egan.
Joseph Benson and William P. Eng-
lish.
for Everybody
. A. watch movement is In lion-l" too
and carefully constructed piece of
mechanism, and like all machinery
must be perfectly oiled, adjusted and
regulated from time to tints. Every
regulated at least every fifteen
months: Unless this is done the lite
or the watch as an accurate time-
keeper will [be much reduced.
"Charles, Brand
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER.
JEWELERY ANo OPTICIAN.
155 Washington St. south Norwalk.
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
U
Funeral of Charles Miller.
The funeral services over the re
mains of Charles Miller, who died at
his home in Grand'street Saturday
morning at the age of seventytwo
years were held from his late resi-
dence this afternoon at 2 o'clock, The
Rev. 14.. Caswoll officiated and inter-
ment took place in Riverside ceme-
tery, ‘
Joseph Malay.
Joseph Mnley,»of Taylor avenue.
died at the age of twenty-four years.
Saturday afternoon. The funeral scr-
vicos over the remains will be an-
noun'ced later.
RAPID FIRE OIL PAINTING,
Mrs. M. F, (loading, the guest of
Noroton Heights friends, a rapid oil
painting artist, has been doing some
work while sojourning here. - Mrs.
Gooding..hus two pictures on exhibi-
§_ BUY ,
Hazelton
Coal
here your painting and paper-hang-
done. Our experienced men can
6 it ‘:to your satisfaction. The
Moss are exceedingly low. Esti-
tes cheerfully given. Special low
wine‘s on paints and wall paper.
A. COHEN
1 of Water St. Tel. 342-13
Coal- Coal - Goal
1" .
I sell coal. Also I am paying
very best prices for all kinds
JUNK
AUTO TIRES AND FEATH-
ER BEDS
William Effron
3 Rowan St. East. Norwalk.
Telephone 441.
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Trailers for the Hot Sun. order
Your Awnings
ey. We also do all
kinds of UPHOL-
STERING and Fur-
niture Repairing,
Mattresses Renovat-
to order.
on.
A. KOHN
Phone 8364.
now and save mon~
ed Slip Covers made
Our work '
.is guaranteed. Esti- ‘
mates cheerfully giv-
45 North Main 8!.
,‘tion in Angevinc‘s furniture Store.
1 lone represents "Dr. Brown's Congre-
igationai church," ‘Gracie street, Dur-
iion, and the other is "Vino Cottage.
{The Old Raymond Estate," Gracie
tstroet, Darion. Both are very good
illkenesscs and are said to have been
_ _..._,--__... ,.. ldonc in 11qu an hour each
am... w...
The s. Ilershfield & 3.... Co.
TEL. 294. 122 WATER 8T.
People ‘ .. .
Appreculte Value
«1.111 do well to visit our. Clearance
Sale at Indiee', Misses' and Qllildren' s
Wear. For unuineshargaina this sale
ecltpsoe anything We have at» at-n
ltemtpted before.
1
I. Bresev
119 WASHINGTON 8T.
rev—u... _.... ..”...WI W
THE FIRST PAGEANT REHEARSAL
AT IDARIEN.
It Occurred Last Saturday, and the
Town Had All the Appearance
MOolonlaI Times. »
Our neighbor town Darlen, was all
astlr last Saturday afternoon. The
first pageant rehearsal took place. be-
ginning at 3 o'clock. The first per-
formance of the pageant will take
place next Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock, the next 111e1'101'111u11ce on Sat-
urday, and the last on the following
Monday, Labor Day.
From 3"o'clock on, the streets of
Dorian bore a strange aspect. if our
forebears of Revolutionary times had
suddenly come back to Info, they
A I o‘. s .l. J I... 0.9....-
$1.35.. I plow
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was?”
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Milli?
M- 'A' :l'a' Mk
TRISTRAM & HYATT
._Norwall§‘s .Leadlng Dry Goods Store.
3 8r 5 Gazette
MW; vam. m “I r“
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-" ' ai'o' " I .-.I ill-lids,- . f, . ..
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.2. .a v _:~«rv;r. mfg-5"", w.
Sales in the Suit Department
'. In addition to the cut prices on Ladies’ Suits. Coats and other specialties previously ad-
vertised, we have added a number of extra features for 5
T he Wind Up Week of the Mid-Summer Sale
White Chins Silk Waists, White Ollie-pics Dresses. an attractive array :oi Middy if
Blouses. and‘black. grey or navy blue Brilliantinefloats. are now in ‘
cut price company.
9 ,
We urge all interested in' exceptional values to attend this sale.
fi,‘::,gji..::€:$:¢;‘:e:¢ kiwi.
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Building. Norwalk. Conn.
I-I
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c o I
.III.
otter
'J-AmAAA'AI.
would have seemed quite at home, for
the streets of Doricu were iillcd with
men, women and children, all gurbed
in costumes of n hy-gOlle time. All
in, once we had come back to the per-
iod of powdered wigs, silk stockings
and all the old huhllimcnts of dress
which are now a thing of the pictured
mast.
Yet, had any of the old time town's
‘people returned and once uguiu put on
lihc garb of mortality. they would have
discovered l1lunysil'upgc .lud surpris-
I
JOHN PUROY MITCHEL GUEST
HERE.
John Puroy Mitchel fusion candl
(into [or minor of \‘cw York was the
1"post of W Francis Tunnel of South-
‘port, over Sunday. .'l‘nmlor is 1111
illtcrcstcd nlculllcl of the East \‘or-
walk incht Club and his speed boat
Summer 1
CLEARANCE '
SALE
L
clothing, Furnigmngs and i“Xl’Il.\'C" took second plucc in Sat
Shoes. We must have room for 5““"“-‘"5 “W"-
our Fall Goods. ’ .}
Louis Avrick
Post Office slack,'soutli Norw‘slk
‘ HOSPITAL NOTES.
l ilelen Carney. oi‘ Norwtilk, was dis-
churned lrom the Norwulk, Hospital.
‘ ,vestci'duy.
’ Edgar Collllllll, of Norwnlk, was ud-
Sut-
[milled to tho Norwalk Hospital
51min). for medical treatment.
Mrs. ll. (l,ruut of Norualk. was ad
luittod to the \‘orwalk Hospital, yosv
tcrdny. for modicnl treatment
—_
WE HAVE
ANYTHING YOU WANT IN THE5
LINE OF HOUSEFURNISHINGS. The Norwnlk Pniniers’ Union held
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST,one of its most successful clulnilukes
AND 0U“ FURNITURE THE BEST3on Saturday nitox'uoon in Ilcrmun
POMIILI. 1» Schmidt's woods, in("ri111bur_v. Every
M L R O S E N'illinp: was cookcd iinclv uudcr \ir
Schmidt‘ :4 dil‘t'iiitlll, and he was shell
15 ELY AVE, SOUTH NORWALK u votc oi illuuks by the brush wicld
PHONE 722-12 i0“
,—
10% Cheaper
Come to the New
Grocery and get your groceries
PAINTER'S UNION CLA AKE
SACKMANN—HURLBUTT.
‘ Miss llcm'loitu Suckmnllu. dough
tier of Mr. uud Mrs. (‘ourtlundt llcllly
iSllt‘iilililllll. and Nelson Sylvester llul'l-
ll‘utl, son of .\il'.'n11d Mrs. lluvld S.
llul'lbuli. blili of i‘ullllon Station, will
,bo uniicll I11 lllul'riunc 111' 1‘. p. 111,. ill
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[Love to Sing the
Song
I love to sing the old song
I’ve sung so long to you.
You cannot bout. my prices
' No matter what you do.
‘100; Newspapermr
do I lb.
no [1151' 100 ,
No i inner Tubes. 25c a lit; .\0. 2
‘iilt‘ (‘unnoil Stutiou .\lclllodlst l-lplscov
1111: eight; ’l‘hcy would have sum
1 lliitlsh soldiers calming tlic. MW 1111
flag with loving care they would
Elluvc seen sober Quakers smoking cit.-
urctios and tho Rev Moscs liuthcr
'put‘llng 011 a long cigar it would have
5ilmnzod them too to find w.1lc1'_ spilils,
iliuht out of Gor‘llums pond bustling
along the couutn loud uslridc a uni
lplnu stood 'lhcy would how soon (15
'lotof other things suth as mile :1 min
,lltc untoulobilcs lilillf‘. along: tho
countrwy road loudcd down with
smock-"flocked ful'mhullds, willing
meetings to lovcly woodnymphs.
i It nus all vury strunhc all very
cullous, n11 vciv dollrhlt‘ul llzlricn
is not likely. in the plcsent genera-
lion to see the like ugnin
it was proved Sililll'l’ill3 aftcl'uoon
'ilult nu idcul piano 11.15 chosen 1'01 the
pui'euut if the grounds of the (Ior
hams bud been laid out bv an uncut
5i.lll(i»tll]1€" gurdciicl ussistcd by it tho
null-ill orcllitccl 11 (cold not have
'blcu more Sliiiililil‘ for the pllrposc. .
The dancing of tho children. under
the icudcrship of Miss llcrtlul
Knight was most churming This is
.c'cllnlu to prove (inc of the delights of
ithc pngcnnt.'ll1curions t‘cuiurss of
‘tho toun‘s history nus depicted wiill
remarkable ildclill to lliston, 11nd
lillc costumes \up'o 11(‘l“ft‘(i I11 ull ihc
'vurious details
5 llui what is prom certuiu to provo
the hit of thc puncuut. \llll ho, the
war between Siumiord nild Norwnlk
1670. Horn Is \vhcl'c ilic good pcoplo
of liuricn will hallo tho laugh on llloil'
neighbors. Ycl. it should not be for.
potion lilut llul'ivn was tilcll it purl of
'Son of Superior“ Court Clerk Seriouslyg
iperiur court ll". '1‘. Haviland,
.n'vcuuc, Bridgeport, yesterday morning
HAVILAND BOY HIT
BY AUTO MAY DIE
l
Injured in Accident at Fairfield
Avenue Viaduct.
Thomas liavilund, .10 years old. only
son of Attorney and Clerk of the Sn
of 311
Drooklnwn avenue, Bridgeport, and
grandson of Mrs. W. ll. Swords, ot'i
South Norwulk, was struck by the:
auto owned and driven by Albert W.
Lilagt‘nt‘ggtfil‘, of 33 Vine strcct. super-
intendent ot‘ the George C. illitchcller:
(T0,, corset nuiuuincturcl's, in i"ui:'iioid.
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nt 11 o‘clock and rushed such injuries
inllt he lies at St. Vincent‘s Ilospitul;
in ll.\'cl',\‘ serious condition, it being
doubtful ll he will 1"ciov.ol'
The Iiutilnnd box suit‘clcd n possi-
blc frat in. c oi tllc skull met his light;
cm the cye llcillg almost 1:011ch out:
and so lnucll so tllut he 111m lose it 1
Ho also has possible Iutclnzll injulics 5
.lil' Lungcnoggcr was dliiing ulonel
out I'uiriicld ul'cnuc ncnl btuio sti'cot:
and while going slow under the. lid
duct sun foul boys coming towards
‘liim on bicycles. The first tilrccp 1543‘
ed him eilsily enough although the,
miller nurlou illcrc.'ll101
i
i
road is
foulih, oho one young llulilund,5
seemed about to get by all rig. :11
be
when w as
I t
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t bull
close onto the uulol
swerved into its path, cithcl through:
loss 01‘ control of the wheel, or ox- i
The LeadingDutfi:
men, boys and girls.
West Washington Street
Do not allow un-
certain conditions
embarrass you.
'I‘hrough our accommodation charge system \\‘i.' are
able to assist you in :1 gr
' I
system is at your service for the asking.
largest dealers ill itendydo-
1 IWWEEEX
H. Krieger St Co.
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tors in The Norwalks
EBBEEEEEWJ y
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out many ways. This charge
We are the
u'cur Clothing for 111011, \vo-
W32 ‘7'
(titclllent. lie sll'uz'k one of the: ;;‘\:\:::(:W::\:\=<=\:‘ :
guurds llcud first, and tell to tho
ground
Mr. imngcncgner plckcd him up ——~ M
and hurried him in his auto to the
Illlcrgoiicy Hospital where the youth
tell unconscious. Pouring his dcilth
at any moment, In Krnsnvoilnd him
rushed to St Vincents Hospital us
lust as it was possible to make the
trip. it the hospital 111st lli"ili it was
said the boy's condition was. still so
riotls us it won feared that ho had
icccllcd illtclllul illjlil‘rhit'
AN OLD MAN‘S ADVICE.
The Advantage
of Liberal
NeWspaper
Advertising
is Apparent
to the
Management
Which is Alive
OPPORTUNITIES.
a...“
Each day brings new opportunities.
added possibilities. for those who
ore alive to their chances and quick
5:10 take advantage or conditions.
' There isnlwuys a way for the con-
'scientious, skilled worker to get
(moods—write o. Sentinel Want Ad..
stilling briefly and concisely your or
"pcricnccs: tell of your proficiency and
suck a position where energetic. well-
direclcd service will rcsult in definite
‘ advancement.
The help wanted columns of The
Sentinel cover every legitimate line
of human endeavor. Cocks, sales
people, stonogruphors. maids, nurses.
skilled specialists in various lines,
professional and postural; experts—«ill
are at the command of the users or.
Sentinel Wants.
“mm-m“ .
”muss“
inner TllilCil,i.1(' 11 1b,; Auto Shoes, 8c.
lb; Books and Magazines, 3131: per
links.
10 per cent. cheaper than eise- mu chm-.11. on soon-mm :11-11. luvl- . 1 11
where. lotions lll'c llciul; l'l’i‘i'iVl'i by loculbwmrmd‘ it one ”mun?” u m rt" tll’riltcn from l‘X!lQl‘i(.‘ll('t‘.-"U) t‘ull'ili
1 frivnds. .zni'olohius proclwlllllr.l 51111 1‘1 u’iiiiNl-l A. Smith;
‘ W........___mww_m- _ 01‘s 11:; word pi‘i'uolii low I.‘( ' it."
New England (:rocery 00' WILL HEAR SEPORT 511M". 11‘ your wife should dic or no lllsullc ~
: 72 No. Main 8" Tel. 158' A spcclol lucotlllu of tho, 'i‘llwu‘l it we pro to ilt‘iiI‘VIl William t‘huuu Th“ lil‘fll'l’ and ill“ phylum HM: “"0111
tho suulc
TC]. 1 3 School ('(illllliiiliu‘ will “9 mm on cy luucdou. ilw pcoplc oi Standard
5 . \‘I‘clillcsduv cvcuilli' of this week 'l‘hu ’ ““55 NI’I'Wllik “01‘" ll norm! of "Wm“ Should ’0“ h“ old and mm mm tul'u
i inlllotillu will ill for tho 1111' )(Htl of l'mvul'ds, N”Willi: illmllcr W118 I'WI “‘1 WNW
I .-“ . . M .4. . ., ,, ‘ " ' ’ i I ‘ ... . l . 1 1,. 111111 11 ’l‘likc hood to lllcsc tow liuou l writ“.
' "T” “ M“ “““‘l1cllriul'. lllc rollort ol‘ tho building in n 111 ‘“ slum 111111 H I, .
' , , .. 'WIIS ill'cllt. I1 1111s nillo-l‘lplill 11h '
KIDNAP OLD MAP IN AUTO. "0mm HH' it is MM' and should ”m l-‘ll‘st lllu Indlulls, unllcl' I‘iulllnkill, \oul' “it"l'u lollstlonu will mu udllw to
lliit'l‘F‘Olll). Aug. The police. he of Ions lilll‘lilillli.
.lrc investigating an lippurcnt brutal"
“0‘ fullpl'ul'lul. and MM- 11".). hull lilllliiillill With dcct'tl in their llonllu liliii il-uls
its
i
The «(11an wuo runes upon Sonn-
~1l hiiiol'lv ovm- 11w loss of 1111-11- llum- “1 llu'h‘ l'l‘i'u . . l w t d 1
assault and kidnapping pour the old‘ (‘lll'lsiopllcr .l. FIN, urrcslcd on u i ' .. . , no MI A W" 119mm“ to secure
. » ' , 1 1 1 N1 rwull'lmlu Iilcy \vlll odor 1o slul'c your goods |
North cemetery. l‘cslcrduy lllllTlliiiI-‘l. wurrunl. by Scruonnt lfz'uuk v. liuy~ hm M‘m'm' " ”m“ or “r ‘ ‘ 1mm" Qpportunltles' ‘" the housihold help has a littlI'tlmu
culllc 11101111 and pul'llod for ”11' rum-
iiitlliti of iilt‘il‘ propyl'ly, 'I‘Ill- uulv illan lil'cp iiit'lll t‘l'olu iiiil‘ill
lull ili’l'il llli‘ol'tl-d, lilo Nlli'wnlkluns
mood, churned with lluslllllt by Frank
liullhcil. llud his case colitlllllcd this
Nom- ol‘ the prlllclplls are known.‘ Ac-
cording to 'slsicmcntu made by reliable
unit :10 pit}.
for other thine:
l‘l‘c-witntmsuu. on old men was wolk- morning. llullboll wont, to I'M" mm...“ for 1mm, '11“... 111.. llruvo You lot liil'lll lulloull you 111111112111
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PHONE
1440 and 61’. l ~2
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DEVON? BOX“
Jutos ior Hire
Safe Deposit Department
South Norwalk Savings Bank”.
the lam methods tor We; valuables.
fines to: leaving Trunks and 0M Bulky Articles
momma-u
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int. lilouo nonr lilo lomcicly ill ll. ll l. t 11111 luildlng Ill ulltlll hc_ '111111 of Mumford lcurucd “f ”H, 1le 1. rom ”n, "Will down to im, ,,m,,,,l“y ”V
oc'lock when on automobile. collllltu- rcuillcu. to sottlc ll iliuputt' iliolr cllll 'l ,. 33“"
in to 1 11k (Vt ill 11 l rt Qllioll‘ Illld hull 11ml ll‘ll 1 ll ll ll,» ”mm m ”w ”WWW “MW! out 111 “MM
Ox 1‘11 H n1 1: 111 filling!“ 111 out l”, mu; I it ‘ i p“ u”_l‘f11r11-‘l‘llt'l mum to llllliic u proton! , Your wiles gold l'iuuu: luv mull: ‘Iiiii
no o lo mull s i‘lit‘t Ni 11 1 us» 1' «r t 11 on u- wul l 11c i .
” ' 0 5 ' i“ .uml m llglu tr lilu‘lmslll‘l 11 nluv'llm that“
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ill-ll silo dil'll 111' wt l‘l t I,
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«1.1.1.1 and knocked 1l1c old mun liow1l,lcd.l"uy clllims lluhhcll 11le «our 1111 ”W the indiuuu qul “n, W" hold m“ 'I'llut M“, M, u
lrmllun him roughly. l‘lu- victim who ulsh can. lim cusu wuu couliuucd iuo
, , , , , hunt in tho Sillllltordumu ”llu'ro Wuu iillitillt‘
nppcurcd uulolisclous. wuil lul 'icd Mulls 11nd luv to paroled I11 tillci luli- Z“ mm“ his run. uud It ”mm“,n‘,d to 'l‘hcy mm“, vou think ”m on- “n",
uwuy lllthuuuto. {lilllltloll'wtlluititly. icml “.1 idoo.dulu'd WU ”w 1111-11 M friend» “““““
s Stamford did 11 lot of million ulll But this is. how their friendship culls. ‘
i lllmllnlllnu. but upon 11 mule to 11111- thu illcy how not oil you pouscmwd; 5
,timt up a Halli, Hwy holstcll illuwllllc You man so to h or more out Wont.
‘iias i‘lnulh It has dqwidcd that till"
llrouhle could in» tall for the court of For shop you wont your goods uphill
New llavun to wills. At this the "You will he informed in leanings
Sltnmtorllllllls wuro hostility Ilad.1‘hcy‘. plain ‘ ‘
had no liking for the smell or pomlcr. That they have bills that you
or the looks or the farm implements. ”my
lirandlsher In their tacos in 11 Inf-“M, Before you can take your thistle was
manner. 1
‘ , All I have written here is true. ,
1. l). Paul-neon. .112, at shutout What In closets m an be close to '
111ml Sunday In one with friends. 7W ‘
...... balm their otters you deciles
Mule lien-chat of ital-ion III I _ And so such scam" one the line.
outlier ta toms "slow” mam;
ell «11mm.
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Plain and
Simple
Advertising
Increases
Profits.
1' AOVEHTIGE IN THE SENTINEL
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Wain 11m tor some. to one am
A ’I‘ I". W. h i“ m m. Ipsroelutite employer:
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Ill the now color. ill comma
no how nil llw mlhlv-r colors in
various uldllm of «trip-'11 ill"! in i
lllliclt, bin.» and lwlto.
use and up.
Thermals Bottles and Cases of
every description.
("also stop and up
Home: that and up
fl Woulmn OM”.
W. Mm we,
Norwalk Chronicler