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, oumfli .
LANE'I will 1‘”.qu
run cm or many
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n thallium ma.
mar "mu:
Ophir Chapter, No. 52, 0. E. S. will
meet tomorrow night.
Marshall H. Couch spent. Sunday in
South Norwalk with relatives.
Uncasrrrihe, No. 26. l. 0. n. M. will
hold a weekly meeting tonight.
A special meeting [of the Town,
School Committee will .be held tomor-
row evening.
The regular meeting of l". C. Loans-
bury Lodge. No. 126. N. 1:10. P., will
he held tonight. e ._ v
South Norwalk Camp, Modern
Woodaien of America, will hold a reg-
ular meeting this evening. I
The Barbers' Union will hold a reg!
ular meeting ton'ight and on members
are requested to be present;
.. I
Court Laurel; No. 106, Daughters or!
Cecilio, will
meeting tomorrow evening. I
hire. Marshall J. Couch and dough-ti
tor Adelaide, who have been visiting‘
the Misses Coach. of South Norwaik,
have returned to their home in Allen-
dale, New Jersey. ‘
Tile district of South Norwalk prom.
loop to be a delightful lighted section
' of the great city before the term of.
Commissioner John W. Smith has
ended. Already the numerous chang-
on are rapidly being made and for the; ‘-
i
most part satisfactorily. Occasionally
some added light causes annoyance,
but the commission and the complnirr
out usually come to an amicable agree
mont. The idea of removing the glar-
ing arc lights is a good one, for with}
the illumination distributed over a
semi territory with tho incandescent
globes, there in really much more unt-
iol’acilou. Particularly dark places
now shine as brightly as thulr former
adjoining too well lighted portions or
fleets. and the oxtonaion of the light?
lull gives greater aid to tho nutlloriW‘
lion Booking evil-doors. Tho lighting
on in now becoming no general has
much to do with tho prevention of
trim.- and it is bollevud that burglar-Q
lea will he lean frequent whore the
changes have taken place.
NOTICE! NOTICE”
it you are a wubncrlber to The Son-
tine: bring or load in 35c and got
film at the moat popular magazines,
“carer‘s. t’aahlouabie Woman and
The Metropolitan. for three month.
it you are not a nubccrlbor mud or
bring $1.60 and The admins! and
unarmed will he cant you {or three
months by mail. it you under to here
I nowbboy deliver your your and up
be tor maturities Ind W tho boy We
a omit im- Tllo sentinel. The W
cine. deal with oil tin current ub-
Mt! of vital bum out. will plane
“or: lumiwr oi the Mill
F. S. LYON
Abven'rlse luvrna‘eaurluét' A
$2.00 Trousers ..
$350 Trousers
$5.00 Trousers
.u'...-.n.¢.
ever see such values. Base
‘ Stamped
Gaods
A new line of STAMPED
GOODS, in PILLOW TOPS,
SCARFS, ceurnarlacss.
.rm cusmou covens, can.
fileE noses, BIBS
DRESSES.
A full line of new Royal 50-
clety Packages and Flash
and .
a - Always the greatm Trousers sale in The Norwalha.
, T11 “is car greater, bigger. and better than ever
‘ eds of pairs in all the new'ést effects, prettiest pat-
terns, moae wanted fabrics, at about makerc’ cost.
i; Trousers for mountain or chore, for street or office,
‘ for businm or dress. in Tropical Worsteds, Dress
worstcds; Flannels and Sergea.
$2.50 and$3.oo Trousers
$4.00 Trousers . . . . . . . ..
$6.00 and $6.50 Trousers
You never saw SO many trousers in any store as
you will find' m each of our two stores, nor did you
as you will, there' is still a surprise in store for you at
this—the greatest of all Trousers sales.
-.n-o.-..
. . ......... $1.45
31-95
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your expectations as high
At the Same Old Stand
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food,
received Daily by Express.
i
l
hold a semlunonthly,
J lullpggtte Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market:
To! Nomlk- ‘ VTEEPHONE 10" FREE DELIVELEM“ ‘I
TODAY
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
at the tooth structure. See
Dr. Mallory
and don’t neglect these impar-
tant organs.
16 80. Main 8h, 80. Norwolk
HOUR :0 A. M. TD 8 P. M.
BUND V8 BYAPPOINTMENT
20 .,
Merrl
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Graduates were placed in Past-
tlous durlng July.
Ambitious Young Men and
Young Women Wanted to Eli-
roll Soptomber 2, 1913. to moot
the demand for Merrill Grad
untee.
South Norwalk.
The Reed 8: VoIk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
m the Town
AUTO SUPPLIED
Minna 805~50 80. Main 8t,
:30. Nor-walk. IIIIIOJHIH lilocl.
Stamford. Port Chester.
City National Bank
TRANSACTB A GENERAL KANKIN
BUSINEBE AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONGIBTENT
WITH BOUND
IANKINO ~
Capital iiurplun and PM”
"00,000.00 01 17.000.00
into Donnell Boxes ‘3 and to our ya.
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, Pro.
JOI‘iN H. KNAPP, lot Vice-Frau
IREDIRIOK H. ROWAN. 2a Vim
Pm.
WILFREO IODWELL. Cum»
OIRIOTORB
‘ K. H. Mflhuwm a. WiIIIOI nun
who H. Knapp John H. Liam
about" 3mm Fm: H Rowan
mm drummed Lawn I Harte.-
may l Lockwood
Properly owner: ulilixo Sentinel
Want Mn. in audio; buyer: or ten»
- “to will! email can or delay
V
«nu—a...
an animal” mantra of fimflflfli
when. They llama a direct 1m; of
‘ vii In the mm mm
enemy": «mun
Mainline! Wom- m In cum action;
WimmmmWn who“
if you don’ t,
Know
I
where to go and get. treated light we
ulll tell you.
Auto Supplies
Standard Gasoline, Mobiloli Oils.
Columbia No. 6 Batteries Give Best
Results.
Diamond and Goodrich Tires. |
The South Norwalk
Hardware & Auto
Supply Co.
42 WATER 8T.
Open Sundays From 8 to 12 Noon.
DO YOU WEAR GLASGES?
If so are you autlnfled that they
hallo boon titted lo your eyes in a
rurroct and proper manner? Have
'l‘hoy (llvon Your Eyes 'l‘hut hand
which you oxpoclrd they would? li'
they haven't or you need gluon/u.
ronuult mo at once
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
OPTlClAN.
Room 6, Keeler Building,
No. 165 Wuhlngton 8t.
Opponlie Hoyt'o Theatre.
Monday. chnoId-y and Friday
Evening”, 8: 30 to ll.
N. Y. hadron-72? 8th Ave, 9 to
4 p. m. dolly.
we! Represent l
First Mass and
Prompt Paying l
Fire Immune
pinnacles %
J..M;Llyton&CoIllc.
tut. MAT! MO "NORM!“
I w on m M
. liar. John Fliziieralu Tells Total
.ent method ct confining
drunknrdu in a countylall tor sixtYI
or ninety dayo was criticized as “not ;
sulllciontly attractive," in meeting thel
.sltuation. un‘d‘tho need oi'u state farm I
'ior inebriutes, to acalnt men and wo-
1men in overcoming; the drink
"was emphasized by Rev. Joan
‘ Gerald, ol Pouuonock, president of the l ‘
Catholic Total Abstinence Union' of: .
lConnecticut. yesterday at the annual
convention of that organization, which ‘ .
will he in Search here for two days
More than ten thousand abstainere in ~
the state, members of the Catholic
faith, are represented by the dole-
gates.
line’s Church preceded the formal
opening of the convention. Immediate-
ily-aiter the close of the ocrvicas, the
idelegutes went into scallion at Eagics'
IIiall,
’hls address, Mayor Clifford B, Wileon
.welcomed the visitors to the city, {and - ,
.vorlous reports were preuehtcd.
[Gerald told his hearers,
{so many thousands of those who other‘ _
twice would be ornaments to
,aud state. because of its insidious un-
alure, and because it is
‘wcnltb and politlral pow."or
.luoming, for many on their way to:
;tuuity to return to the saloon,
. becoming intoxicated tho vary day on
which ha is liberated from lull."
Bald who a line Hi‘IlODI
on; adult» and 3.10 buy» and
Abstalners it is Not Sui l-
cle‘nilyw-Eiieutlve
BRIDCEPORT, Aug, 26.——Thc pres-
habit, I
FILZ- I
A solemn high mass at St. Augus-
where Father F‘itnGeraid made
The liquor question, Father Fltz~
was still one
to be solved and “strong in injuring
“hacked by
to some extent" be said ‘iu creating‘I‘“
a greater interest ill the liquor qileS— . "
lion among all classes of people
throughout the. state, so much so, that
representatives of all denominations
Iappeared before the excise commission .
liu llmli‘ord duliug the daily spring
and adiorulod tIllet‘ measures calcul-
died to rcutlirt the sale and ldfluenc‘o
of intoxicating liquors. One. of thesel
was the lvductlon ol’ the number of
saloons to one for every one thousand
inhabitants. Anothcl “as the keeping;
of Balloons closed until 7 ‘
o’clbclr in the“
pork early in the morning outer such;
plums and drinking liquor on out
rulpty Btomulh qullhly become lulox-I
lcnlcd uud unlit to bundle clerical
work or complicate machinery and us‘
a concoction: a lose their positions and‘
the means of maintaining their i'-um
illeouud homes. Lastly. prohibition,
of the sale of liquor on Good Friday." I
"Moreover. there was brought”. I)?“
tore the legislature and favorably re-,
valved by that body a bill which we:
have long advomuvd us a help in Buy-i
in; those unl‘orlunatrg who have gone:
completely under the influence Off
drink. and that is the establishment:
int a state institution and farm. whcrcl
such men and women may be proper-Z
ly treated, till with systems renewedf
and wills strengthened they become}
again the masters of themselves and;
not the cloves of their appetites. The?
present plan of conlluiug habitual:
drunhulda in a'couuly jail for Sixty
or ninety days is not sillihicutly of
loctlie, for tho habitual dluuldlld is
not r'udhally chanced and renewed.
but puusen tho time liolll‘lflllliig‘ his;
luoroscllras and only longs for that
freedom which will supply an DDDO".
often
En .
pcclully he urged that there be great-
»cl- activity in the work anioug‘. bore
and that us lust as they are. induced
to lake the plmlge the boys ha enroll.
ed in tho Tierney Cadets, which he
of training.
ll‘outer Activity on tho part of the
union in conjunction with the charts;
ol‘ the private in the church home, par-
iah house and confessional in tho
canoe in uobrloty, would udl'llili‘o in
a lame pleasure, in said in closing.
the ohlarl oi the union, ' 1
Secretary Frank J. Kinney, of Brun-
ford. Ill hill ropnrt, callml attention to
tho condition of Hi, Mury’h Lithuanian
Horioly of Waterbury, which joined
the union in limb. with a moulbornhlp
of Hill and in loan than two your-u
doubled its nlnmhm'llhip. last year. at
New million the mombornhip wan till,
while thin your it in Bill. of whom illii
girls.
While the Young lion‘s lint-buy or
New iirlblln ban the lamest adult body
with l'atii. 8t. Mary"; has caused it in
Item membership. To the cm at
lilo latter Corollary Kinney attributed
‘ille coal and enthusiasm or the punter.
_’m P Seamus. iii. time at like
loan it the norm Mm‘ mm.
with m.
m acclaim diam am the
nu. fit tiniest!“ W o! M
India on use rm cm at
mmmnmmmgdm
no. out imam m a.
Madhoumblfllmflvw
habitual . '
church ¢ ~
Crown «Aster Pork and Beans with
Select
Groceries
83 AND 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
81 Washington St
“I Ifnznfilul'll
no YOUR ruuulNG n?
T E BlG STORE
EA. F BECKMANN 81 CO2
" Royal Baking Powder ............‘
”-
Maud S. Brand Flour, per beau...“ ........ . ................ d.
Best New York State Choose, lb. . ...... . ..... ...... g p .
Old Crow, Green River or Hunter Whiskey, bot. $1. a -
Garden, Nicholci. n or High and Dry Gin, bot. ....... ow
25 Stamps with. 1 lb. No. ‘Royal Plantation Calico ............. 3
£0 Stumps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea at .................... ..
‘ Wind Mill Cookies (ure and- Delicious), pkg. ................ g
Delicatessen
A. F. Beckmann & C0:
f «unru- ..,... ..,-,- -I- - m ~
School Bells Will Soon Be
Ringing
Our Stock of Children's Shoes 1
Is Larger and More Varied Than Ever.
“EDUC ATCR SHOES”
are appreciated by careful parents, and they are scien-
tifically made to best conform to growing feet.
' Conneally S. Bracken
.. 1.4, I2c; 1.2, 22c; 1 "3., 43d,
mWincoi
Liquors
SOUTH NORWALK-
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Here are a few important points about our (Ioniz--~
it. is as good as any cool that is dug out of the ground.
There is heat in every lump.
We screen it with the utmost
care, and we deliver promptly.
HARRIS 81 CANS COMPANY '1
Water Street, South Norwalk.
Tel. 72:. '
m
The Paris Clock 8: Suit House
33 South Main Sh, South Norwalk
SALE SALE SALE
if we could make you fully realize what a savmg it means to you 3 .
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now you would come
here right nw'llmednyw—and take advantage of. these exceptional bar-
gains this sale of‘l‘ore.
to be found anywhere.
h‘ inor goods are not made, lower prices are not
(‘oule and investigate.
Sale in both storeswstamfold and South Nonvalk
'The A. J. Angeviue Sr Sou Co.
Complete
Housefuruishcrs-~
134-136 Washington St, South Norwaik
l‘udrta do not neon to have no healthy
an appeal in punt year», and require
the attention of local puetoru to up
1qu interest oi the boys in tho urgent.
ration. "With the Right ilovcrond
bishop giving the pied“ to every boy
continued, we hero throughout the din-
roao a. vory largo ulunber of boys and
girla who only await our invitation to
lulu with ill and (don up into n lite
oi' rubric” and ludulltry.“ cold 8mm
tary Kinney.
A review was given of tho recent
field day of the Cullen; at ”will”.
and an appreciation ot the cannon
extended by anym- Chm. the on»
riot» at film M. Fr. new A.
“Emilia. and the mm at
Elmira Wk. in who. by the mu»
m. lam, amount.
Reference was also madam; the M»
than“ all mailman!» moon
«mum The momnmmmmmWMian-n
l
mmmwamum:
minimum
Jory maternal-elm m
m. 0...»... w. _ m... ._ .,.. ......, .. M . . .. we...
advancement of thin cause, workingail
all times for the uuccouu oi the union ,
and bringing credit to it. and to blur- /
sell by his record an a member or the
executive council oi the (‘Btllolio
'I‘oiui AbaiJncnco Union of America, it
in with a deep mum of peruoual load
that i Incorporate in this report a.
memorial of appreciation for work IO
truthfully and cunnolentlmlaly done hi
him for the success a! thin union and '
earriully the cadet branch or ii."
Secretary Kinney reviewed the p 7
hamlet relation of it!» local palm
unmounted: nod ill-sodium tho 3
main in in paid promptly afl~
chm in moment: member-aha: bu
WI! W to lilo um mi.-
umtlnmm u! imam
«ummmmmmfi
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