Job Printing
Pure Home-
made Candy
inlwuyo mil- ' V
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‘ unaware.
LANE'I pun: 1c: can:
run our orultm
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fill-:Ifuj-finiujfinufi ' ' ‘ ‘
Thomas E. Gregory, oi! Crunlmry.I
continues seriously 111.5
(Ralph E. Dibble has purchased the
launch of George L. Price. of Nor-
waik. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Smith, of
Wilton avenue, are spending a. week
in Ridgeileld. l
Thomas E. Newcomb, or New York.
city, spent the week—end with relu-
tives in town. 5
Miss Anna Simsky, or New Haven,
is spending u few days with relatives
on Spring street. i
l
John A. Mills, oi? the Isaac street
garage, has been clniined‘by illness to,
his home in Broad River. I
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m M "motivated-$2.1. ”I m "
M M W‘ n're’a'li'qu‘ ”B .1»;
m n-‘M-n-nu-"oin N0 "’1
Elitmnw
onen'rlse IN THE usurmal. ' :‘
Stamped
Goods
.. A new - line to! STAMPED
GOODS, in PILLOW TOPS,
SCAM-'8. CENTRE-PIECES,
PlN CUSHION COVERS, CAR-
RIAGE ROBES, Bias and
DRESSES.
A full line of new Royal 80-
ciety Packages and Float.
J. I Mallette
“:8 Washington It
Tel
.Nomlk.
Hundreds at pairs in all the
terns muse wanted. fabrics.
as you will. there' 13 still a
OurSeml-Annuai Red TagSale
en sTrousers
Commences Monday, Aug. 25-
Always the greatest Trousers sale in The Noru‘valks
Thin year greater, bigger and better than ever
Trouuers for mountain or shore, for street or office,
for business or drew. in Tropical Worsteds, Dress
worsteds, Flannele and Serges.
$2-0‘o Trousers ..... $1.45
$2.50 and $3.00 Trousers ....... . .............. $1.95
$3.50Tr0users........................ ......... 2.45
$4.00 Trousers . ... . ......... . . ........... ., $2.95
r$5.oo‘_Trouscrs ........ , ....... . 3.95
$6.00 and $6.50 Trousers . .. ................ .45
You never saw so many trousers in any store as
you will find' in each of our two stores, nor did you
ever see such values. Base your expectations as high
this—the greatest of all Trousers sales.
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newest effects, prettieat pat.
at abOut makers’ cost.
surprise in store for you at
[shore of Long Island Sound.
Ithrough liastings to Dobbe
Ame ml‘n‘runouou connects
our wuru PlNE cannon
LAND GOOD ROADS.’
Connecticut's runny miles of good ‘
mode with picturesque surroundings.“ -
have earned a soft aunt in the heart or .
teh motor tourints. The line roiling .
country, ubounding in natural rugged -
scenery, assures an attractive trip
when Journeying‘ through this State.
The touring department ol’ the Au
‘tbmoblle Club of Americn suggests u
route from New York up through the ,
Royal linking Powder ..
Best New York State Choose, lb.
Harlem Valley on d across Connecticut .. Old Crow Green River or Hunter Whiskey bot. ........... $1
to Hartford thence down to Water. ‘ Gordon, Nichols). n or High and Dry Gin, bot. ................ 90¢ ‘-.
bury and through the bountiful Niillgu. _ 25 Stumps with 1 lb No Royal Plantation Coffee .......... 35¢ ;
tuck Valley to Bridgeport, on the , (it) Stumps with 1 lb. Very Best 'l‘ea ut ...................... (“Mt
it is
‘optional with the tourist to follow the ‘ Crown Astor Pork and Bonus with Tomato Sauce, can ........ 14¢ .
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,shore route back to New York or to ‘ St‘IeCt . w. S
terry across the Sound to Port Jeffcr- ’ _ D l t "id '
son and drive down Long island. Near Groceries e lca essen liquors '
1y three hundred miles are embraced .
by the route. affording a comfortable
two-day trip. '
Running directions follow:
Rolling up llroudway‘ over good
nsiphalt across Spuyten vDuyvil Creek,
80 named. because of a. remark made
by on old Dutch settler, that he would
cross "on Spuytden Duyvii," the mo.
torist comes to Yonkers or "do Jenk-
heer‘e lendt." Some worn road is en-
88 AND 85 WASHINGTON 8T. ..
nil/~15! v.-'.u
Do our TRADING AT A.
THE BIG STORE
A. F. BECKMANNR co. n
Maud 8. Brand Flour, per bed...
...... q-v.......o-...u....
- ‘ Wind Mill Cookies (um and Delicious), pkg. 1 10¢
"A. F. Beckmann& Co. , A
PHONE 440.
\w““‘\‘\‘\‘\. ‘\W““‘\‘\‘\‘\
I- -/~;”'W ‘0' U A—
..... M, 12c; 1.2, 22c; 1 lb., 43c
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SOUTH NORWALK.
Wmmoooooma
countered on the run from Yonkers
Ferry. .-
‘Keeping on up along the Hudson Riv- ..
er, fairly good roads are followed
TELEPHONE 1N.
Miss Marjorie Beers, of Glen Cove.‘
Long island. has been visiting ”Mien
At the Same Old Stand
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food.
received Daily by ',Express.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
FREE oeuvenv.
w “.5. ....... M». ”M-
Elizabeth Taylor. of Main street.
Edwuni (l. F‘roeb. who has been
critically ill for over two months, is
now able to get about the house.
__~,__..
Miss inez P. Daniele, who passed
her vacation in Pitteiield, Massachu-
settes. has been remembering her
friends with postal cards.
The creditors 0: Jacob Im'isteln,
of Norwalk, will meet in Bridgeport,
on Sept. iii to take action on inn up~
pllcution for a discharge.
William ll. Masher, chief engineer
at. the South Norwulk Electric Works.
has been confined by illness to his
home in W‘lnnipuuk the past week.
'Mrn. Duvid i... Ferris. of Rochester“
N. Y., who lltili berm waiting her moth"
or, Mrs. E. W. Stuart, of West uvenuo.
loft Sniurduy for Narragansett Pier.
Estimates nre being received
'“ii
prison in Wethoreiield for supplying
material for u now gateway and en-
trance to the prison. Bids are wantedl
Xor cement, lumber. tile work. crushed
stone. browuatono. two ntcel benmn.
windows, ltllti homo gravel tooling.
Five thounund doilnrn has been uppro?
printed by tho ututo tor the worldi
which will be done by tho prisonoru.
by
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NOTICE! NOTICE“ 5|
it you. urn o w‘bmsrlbor to The Son
tlnol bring or Will] in Rho and get!
(three of the mom popular inugneinon, ~00 3me
Hearst‘s , ilunlllonublc Woman and
The Metropolitan, tor three months.
if you are no! u uubucrlller rand ori
bring ”.60 end The Sentinel nod
mnguzlnca will be cont you for thmei
months by mail. it you meter to have
n nowuboy deliver your pullov- good ml
35c ior munitions and pay the boy inc
a wool: tor The Sentinel. The magic
nines don! with ulttbo curmnt lull-
loom ct vltnl interest and. will plum
every nwnlber o! the faculty.
F. S. LYON
WGOOBW
I!” FAKE h
IS THE TIME.
Attend to your teeth today;
tomorrow may be 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 impon
taut organs.
16 80. Main St, Bo. Norwelk
HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M.
SUNDAYB BY APPOINTMENT
1‘ “““W' “i ”l" “'3‘“ mm
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical (.0.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO “SUPPLIEI
Phone son-mac So. Main St.
So. Norwnlk. Music Hull Block.
II? mu.
um mm
' 0
Paid on
Savings Deposits,
‘l‘ceSootthnk
Trustee-III!
ammun-
"20
Merrill
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Graduates were pinned in Foal.
tione during July.
Ambitious Young Men nud
Young Women Wanted to lCu<
roll September 2. 1913, lo moot
the demand for Merrill (‘irnd-
union.
South Morwalk.
Stamford. Port Chester.
IR"
City N anonal Bank
fRANSAGTB A GENERAL BANKINl
BUSlNEBU AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONNBTENT
WITH SOUND '
IANKING
Capitol llurplue and Prom
"00,000.00 ll 174100.00
um
unto Deposit flux» ‘8 and I6 per y»
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, Pm
JOHN H. KNAPP. in Vice-Pris.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. Rd Vice
Free.
WlLFRIED BODWELL. Cashier
W
DIRECTORS
I. mum-an J. Wallace Mum:
lohn H. Knapp John H. Light.
christian Inert: Fred. H. Rowen
Samuel Grumman Lewis ll. HMI'IMI
Henry 3. Lockwood
Property owners utilize Sentinel
Want Ado. in finding buyers or toll.
not. with email coat or delay.
«Sentinel Wants are a much action
and inexpensive means of communl
cotton. They afford it diretn way or
our-wing n manage to Q one: who
will be the most inter-lobed.
ADVIRTIOI iN THI IIN’TINIL
*—
If you don t
Know
where to go and get mauled right in
will tell you
Auto Supplies
Standard Gasoline, Mobiloll Olil.
Columbia No. 6 Batteries Give Best
Results.
Diamond and Goodrich Tires.
The South Norwalk
Hardware St Auto
Supply Co.
42 WATER 81‘.
Open Sunday: From a to 12 Noon.
DO YOU WEAR GLAOBEB?
it so are you satisfied thnt they
have been titted no your eyes in a
correct nnd proper manner? ‘Huve
'i‘hey (liven Your idycu That Rollo!
which you expected they would? it
they haven't or you need sill-In,
connult me at once
WiLLlAM .l. MOORE,
.. OPT! iCIAN.
Room 6, Kuler Building,
No. 155 Wilmington 8t.
Oppclite Hoyt'o Then".
Monday. Wetland-y and Friday
Evenings. ii: 30 to ll.
N. Y. riddles-72? Btu Av... ll to
4 p. in. daily.
nun‘nuu‘aww «mm 4». c m»... on m-amwo» W
We Represent
First Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire insurance
Companies
Ml. Layton &Co.,lnc.
lltnl. If?!“ mo moo-mile:
! Railroad Me. com um
‘ Advertise Your Wm is me
through lrvington to anrytowrl.
l At North ’l‘nrrytown bear right and
idrivo over through Pocnntico Hills to
'liriurcliff Manor with its picturesque
Y farms. Leaving Brinrclii'f about three
imiles of rough and rotted roadway is
{encountered then the going is good
and the scenery most interesting up
ithrough Millwood and along the Cro—
‘ ton reservoir to Croton Luke station.
3 Good roads are followed elnid bonu-
tiiul woodlands up to Yorktown
Heights Some considerable worn
roads are then followed for :1 couple
lot‘ miles, then goon roads with line
scenery take us through Amnwulk and
Is Larger and More Varied
Conneaily
81 Washington St.
._ . - - u
School Bells Will Soon Be 3;;
Ringing V 1;;
Our Stock of Children’s Shoes » 5f:
Than Ever. It!
. “EDUCATOR SHOE.“
are appreciated by careful parents, and they are scien-
tifically made to best. conform to growing feet.
8.. Bracken
Phone 863-4 9 "
,Buldwin Place to Luke Mnhopnc, “n
‘ipopular summer resort, where 5 the
:rmmmer resort, where the summer
coping season is now at its height.
Continuing up on the valley we
?drive for it short distnnce along the
shore of the West Branch reservoir,
then post a. umniler reservoir to Car-
imel. A drive of about thirteen miles
,‘mer fairly good mucudnm takes the
i motorist up through Pntterson to Pan
Iling. At Funding is Quake“: Hill.
where slunde an old Quaker meeting
houue. The old house was pressed in- V
to service as a hospital during the
Revolution and still bears the marks ~
or that exoprience. Other interesting
spots nearby are: Mount Tom, The lin-
vino nud Kiornnu’e Pond.
Driving through the beautiful Dut-
(“been county hills we come to South
Devon. Between South Dover and
Dover Plains the road hue been under
construction but in now finished and
in line condition. Good average road! ,
lead through Wnssuic, Amenln, Miller“
{ton and Lnkeviilo to Salisbury. Keep-
ing straight on the Houuatouic river is
crossed and steep hills; encountered
on the run to Cannon. Mostly good;
growl made are. followed from Canaan
through East Cunt-inn, West Norfolk
and (Yolebrook to Winalud. Very good.
umcndnm in encountered to New Ha: t- :
lord Between New Hartford nndtun 1
‘ton ltlll mud in under (unstruclion for
l ubuut tun miles and a detour is neces-
,enry 0ch a narrow dirt road Dirtl
land mmndnm mode are followed to«
l
here right awaymtodaynnnd Illll’u
guius thin sale offers.
to be found nnyw.here
Sule in both stores—efitmul‘ord
Water Street, Seuth Norwalk.
A Coed Coal Lecture»
Here are a. few important points about our Conl:~
it is us good as any coal that is dug out of the ground.
There is heat in every lump.
We screen it with the utmost cure.
and we deliver prompily.
HARRIS 81 CANS COMPANY“
Tel. 721.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Main St, South 'Norwalk
SALE SALE SALE
it we could moire you fully realize what a saving it menus toyou
to supply your summer wearing nppnrol needs now you Would come
ndvuutuge of these exceptional har-
ll‘iner goods are not mndo, lower prices urc- not
Come und investigate '
and South Norw nlk
l Unionville and then u dctoui in beach
sury over due grove! tn l‘nrmlngtou DELEGATES GATHER FOR 5'5
iirom which plucc tnir mucndnm in mi i WNGREQS 0” SCHOOL
lowed th. ough Went Hartford to Hurt HYG'E‘NE-
ford. ll'llli‘lh‘Alitl, Auguut 2:l.—-—I.lolcgutvu
5 Very good rondu lead from Hartford from all the leading nations of the
with uttructivo views to Me1ldeu A1 world and from every lmporiunt com-
lair hilly rend then lends one over munitl in tllt‘ United Sluilu uro gntli
through Murlon to “Waterbury. . trim: in thin c‘ity today {or lthc llourth
3 At Waterbury the Nouuntuck Valley international Gangrene on School fly-
in entered and iollowod nrnld wild and stone. which will delete ull next week
maggot] scenery, noted for its grundeur. to n dlucuhnionaoi nil problenul lclut
down through Nuugntuok, Deacon log to the health and ellltienly of
Falls. Seymour. Derby, Shelton and school children. The counroun in the.
Btmtlord to Bridgeport. Eilrut international meeting of the kind
From Bridgeport tho motorint muy“ ever held in America.
-enloy nu clinician-mile uuil ucrguu‘ The week's pronrum will be opened
bong lelnnd Sound to Port Jenni-non Sunduy morning. when public health
and thou mnko the run to New York workern will occupy pulpitn oi the
via Long inland Motor Pnrkwny. The landing churchcn or liullulo, tor the
~best way. however, ill to follow the purpono oi doliverinu hormone on vuri
chore route from Bridgeport. which uh one health problomu of vltnl interest
lords good going down throzn New or the community. the npunheru beluc
walk, Stnmiord nun several other drawn from the regular progrum in at
small tumor to Mnmnronockw Work plan carried out by “Dr. Frederic it.
an the Benton Pout fond hail been com- Green. of Chicago, secretary ol the
pinion between Rye and Mnmaroneck American Medical Anaoclntion.
and Minnie line going. At Fenimoro The formal opening of the congress
avenue n demonic nocoaunry to New will tulle place on Monday morning
Rochelle. from which place the Show when a welcome will be nccwdcd the
mud and 'Pelimm li’arkwny provide several thnunnnd delegates by repro
provide 80ml some into the city. uentutlven or the city, new and um
“MW nation, together with an nddresn by
"OENGH LEAVE FOR MN FnAN- Dr. Charles W. lllliot. of Harvard Uni
. (moo varsity. who will not as president or
PINS All! 25 ”PM government the concrete. The program includes
locumlulen to take ”equation of it the omen or our coo speakers.
silo for the Much pavilion on the among whom are many of intimation
' moods of the Hnaml’nclllc Expon- ui note in the hold at educational. nel-
ttun. culled anionic: for 8m with entitle and public health neuritic.
clue. flue oi the novel featured oi the
The W will report to that week will be "A neat and hello! lion
m: My with m w gnu! invite." with mm: through-
‘mmummm outfieoltylormmutonmtiun
ummmwwfimrrunmmmmmm
flmfi
oile oi the loading" wmkci‘ u or the con
gross.
‘Whnl, Clubs of Women Can Do in
School ll‘ynicne” is the title of upoclnl
sympoaium to be held on August 30.
under the (lonerul ~l~‘odorntion of Wu»
incil'e (‘llllun with Mrs. Frank J. Shit '
icr. prcnilll-nl. of the New York State
lv‘cdcruliou presiding. The spectrum
will lunillilo Dr. Fletcher i3. ’lilmaulnt,
of the United Stair-u Bureau of Edwin
lion; Mm. lutftlu hiker, of Kentucky;
hire. Adelaide ill. churn. of (lnlilole
11in, rcproucnting the (lonorni Fedora» '
lion. nnd ii). (i. ituutmlln, oi the limp
soil Spun Foundation, New York.
“Suulmnriuu of nclentiilc inventing» "
tionu into Quentionu relating to 301100]
hygiene rpm the lending workers of
the world.” will be one or the nanny
notuillo uoicntlllc cxllibltu lit the Bullo-
io congronn. Thane nummuricn, nod!—
iy 1.000 in all. have brum authored to-
gether by Dr. Fletcher ll. Dronlllur, of
the United Stolen lilurenu of Educ!»
tlcn, "who in chairman of the comuillr ‘
ton on eclectiflo exhibits. A y
A crucial "(illumination Bureau" for
the purpose of dlnpensing information
on the intact technical problems d
school hygiene. is another feature of.
the confirm. This connultution burofiui
has requested representatives of liar]
tionlu organizations and spooluliuin in “
their various lines to announce "coco _
hour-u.” The bureau in in clinics or 10., .
0. Romanian. or the Rnsnnli W
Foundation, who in diam serving as 0.;
member at the committee on the coin, :
union exhibit.
The cancers or the congress are
Presidentnr .onarm w. not; vice ,
President: Dr. William ll. won end
1):. m 1% Walnut” “Willem ‘
urn llr- mu. mm ‘M
Norwalk Chronicler