to I. hold a regular meeting tonight. evening. run "'1me , F. A LANE : ......... Quart rll'ranees No. 11. 0. G. 8.. will , "gringo“... WIN!“ “a woeesasofslu Us www- Ophir Chapter, No. 52. 0. Bi. 8., will meet tonight for the regular session. . Butler Lodge. No 91, l. O. 0. R, will unset tonight for weekly business. The town school committee will. meet in the high school library this‘ Gout-t Laurel.No.106 Daughters or Castile will hold a regular meeting. tonight helm... F «Huntington of Oral!— cent Terrace, is visiting relatives in - Bridgeport. l Banner Council,’ No. 54. mughters of Liberty, will hold a regular meet- Tailorcd . ShirtWaists Excellent models in Tailored Wolsts‘in assorted styles in linen. silk. corduroy and linen. Linen $1.90 and $2.25 Gilli. ..... $2.98 and $3.75 Contrary . ..... i..-..-.- $1.00 Linen . ........... $1.00. Foss soiled and odd sizes in Linorio Waldo ........ 756 ‘J . I. Mullette 8| Washing-roll. '1": us Iauomlk. We" 33.1... .573. term, moss wanted fabrics. $3.50 and $3.00 Trousers .. oo'l‘rousers Soooandfiso Tremors .. ever see weh values. Base received Daily by TELEPHONE 1U. . ing tomorrow evening. Ollie Branch me, No. 19. Knizlits oi Pythias. will meet tomorrow evan- -:_, ing ior weekly business. I The regular session of South Non walk Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose will he held tomorrow night. South Norwaik Madge, No. 709, B. P. 0. ill, will hold the 265th regular ses- sion tonight in “it’s Home in South Main street. The meeting of the United Italian Societies and Colony for the consider- ation of. collisions Day plans will be held tonight. at 8 o'clock in Quittner‘g Hall. m Today is the anniversary of the storm which laid the tamous Charter 08k to the ground level about sixty years age, five years before the tiring on Fort Sumter. 1 ‘Arthur Robins and irrod Buckley,i - s-s-r TODAY IS THE TIME. , Attend to your teeth today; tomorrow may be too late. De- car eats night and day and will not rent 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. 16 no. Main at. an. Nor-walk HOURS: I A. II. To I P. M. SUNDAY. BY APPOINTMENT of South Norwalk lelt New York yes- terday ibi- Alberta, Canada. The young men anticipate stopping at Chicwo ’L and other points of iniereflt. ‘ jj One does not have to strain his :; earsto hear the hum of politics these days. The campaign is to be widely ‘3 dilisrsnt in nature from anything ever ,3 experienced locally and promises to he complex. NOTICE! NOTICE" it you are a uibsorioor to The (ion. Iii-so of the most popular mansion. ' Bullion-walk. tinai bring or read in its and got ,, The Reed 8: Volk Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equipped ELEGTRIGAL SHOP in the Tm AUTO SUPPLIES Phone ace—oi no. Ida 8t. . lute lien Block. . Hearst’s, Mtonobio Woman and The Metropolitan, tor three month. Kmmnotssubooribor sander bring 81.80 and The sentinel and minuwiiihosentmi’orthm monthshyinoil. liyouprstortohsve is now-boy deliver your paper soul or Iooiormoaaslmandwihoboyno swash formations-i. Thousan- nines dost withelltbownnt lob- muumhwmmim our! meerofthowly F. S. LYON MGOODW Job Printing DIM" FARR, our worm Million. Paid on 20 Merrill BUSINESS COLLEGE Graduates} were placed in Posi- tions during July. Ambitious Young Men and Young Women Wanted to En- roll September 2. 1913, to meet the demand tor Merrill Grad- pales. South Nor-walk. Mumford. Port Chester. on s 7‘ r «a Commences Monday,.Aug 2:5 Always the greatest Trousers sale in The Namath. and better than ever. newest allow, prettiest pat- «Manama: shore. tor street or office. iorbusinassordrcso. lnT‘roptcalWomeilaDreaa worsteds Fishnets and Sargon. “loo Tmm souonesolslooses-oouoos-I-III‘DU’xo45 $3.50 Tamers goon Trousers s noses-sassesses-.sso-ouu . You never sawso many . youwill find“ In each of our two stores, nor did you asyou will, there is still a surprise in store far you at this—the greatest of all Trousers sales. . At the Same Old Stand West End Washington Street Bridge, you’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. 22 em a..-" ”W, m” City National Bank TRANBAOTG A GENERAL DANKm IUNNESu AND OFFERS EVERY FACILITY CONSIB‘I’INT WITH BOUND BANKING ‘ Tomlin and Fruit » ”17300.00 Capiur [100,000.00 dais Deposit onos 08 one to on y.- IDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pros JOHN H. KNAPP. in View". , FREDIRIOK H. ROWAN. 2d Vino Pros. WILFRED ”Dwain... Cashier. DIRECTOR! 5.. i1. Mathewson .i. Wail-co Marv- voiin H. Knapp John H. Light inflation strta Fred. H. Rowan .ismuoi Grumman . Lewis It. HMNW Henry O. Lockwood 7 Property owners utilise sentinel Want Ads. in Audio; buyers or ten. ants with small cost or delay. W...“ . mBeiitlnoi Wants are a quid. action and Muslims means of communal . cation They allot-d a direct way of .cmyiugameuaootoidnonos who will be the most interested. seventies in THE saurmsi. , “Advertise Your Wants in. the Itiiy'ilsimms Hunted insult ‘ . to lesi This in Greenfield iiiilll “Property 3 . Whoil‘folhsxiio queer or careless. . 3 things the‘tronhlo they make some- times lives long alter them. All be-‘ cause Miss Agnes Murray forgot to record a deed about 33 years ago .savaral parties. covering the land from Vermont in California. are in- ‘i‘iolvod in a law suit. Mrs. Elisabeth B. seahoutmaitm' cost. Grisoom has , property at Greenfield Hill, adioin— 3:95 $2.45 to 95 . . . . . . 83. 95 ssI-slssls.sloIIo-so 5 urn-ususrnnsu-a-iso. ; dor to test the right and title to 1’ of all kind. The deihndants named are: "The ministry storeas late Gideon M. Tomllnsonroi 8trat~ your expectatiom as high lord; Gideon Tomlinson, oi the same it. 1.; muabeth M. Fail-child, Bridgeport: Rebecca Dodge. wife of A. B. Dodge, of somewhere in Califor- er, of Northport, Vt; Lillian B. and . this state; Maria and Bronson Murray, Agnes Murray. i 1‘ r_ .. __.__————————-—-—e—-'--——‘ ‘fi‘ eon M. Tomlinson. In 1880 he deeded deeds were never recorded and no out objection for more than fifteen years Gideon M. Tomlinson died intestate. ills widow, Abigail, also died inter- tdte. Other heirs and interested par- ;tias who passed away in the mean- time are George H. Tomlinson, iEd- ward Tomlin-on and J. Huntington Tomlinson. The latter never married. The other two died and the parties named' above are heirs. ‘ it is charged in the complaint that the defendants have no interest in the property and the court is asked to give the plaintiff a title deed to the prop- erty. The suit is returnable to the Super- ior court and it is possible, if a con. test follows. that some interesting in- cidents in the are of Miss Murray may be disclosed. She was a very eccen- trio person, very fond of dogs and oth- er animals. She died some years ago. LONG ISLAND OYSTER NOTES. (The Fishing Gazette). The Blue Point 00., of West Say- viile. made their iirst large shipment of the season during the week. a car of shell and bulk stock to Canada; two cars will follow next week. The cone pony have about 16 or 20 openers at work. The Bay Shore plant will not open before Sept. 1 to 15. when, all told. they will employ 80 to 100 open- Express. lf ‘ you don’t Know where to go and get treated right we will tell you. Auto Supplies Standard Gasoline. Mobiloll Oils. Colombia. No. 6 Batteries Give Best Results. medians and Goodrich Tires. The South Norwalk Hardware 8: Auto Supply Co. 42 WATER 31-, are. The company planted 80 to 100 thousand bushels of shells. on which Open Sundays From 8 to 12 No." the “set" is covered and living. The . ”—— "sot" on the oysters has dried up. For iunately they have about halt a million bushels oi marketable oysters, 100 of which are fat and in line condition. :The balance will fatten up in a few 1 weeks. The company never close their business throughout the year Captl 'Jaeob Guitars, the president, is away on a business trip The oysters in the Great South Bay are generally in? good condition ior this season at thet year. The "so " on the oysters in the West Bay is drying up; it was not ex- tra good. DO YOU WEAR GLASSES! If so are you satisfied that they have been fitted to your eyes in a correct and proper manner? Hays They Given Your Eyes That Relief which you expected they would? it they haven't or you need gloom consult me at once. WILLIAM J. NOORI. OPTI ICIAN. Room I, Kooior Building, No. 155 Waihln 8t. Opposite Hoyt'o hum. Monday. Wednesday and Friday Evenings. d: 30 to 9. N. V. address-n72? 8th Ava. 9 to 4 p. in. daily. have lbeen shipping barrels oi stoolr’ during the week. They will not ship built stock for two weeks. The ii. J. Lewis Oyster .& Cultiva- tion 00.. of Bayvilie. open their sea- son on Tuesday. the 26th. Their oys- ters are looking exceptionally well. - The "set” of the Excelsior Blue Point Oyster (30.. of Sayvlile, is all right. The shells are well covered. 'l‘helr oysters this season are located. We Represent First Class and Prompt Paying Fire Insurance shell stock. and also large oysters. They will 'open their season on the him. They are shipping special or dare this week. open only small so darn. G. Van dar harsh I: lion. of West ‘0;-I.Iii-L“;-I‘ll:-LI.II-.‘;‘C*:4lll!£-i brought suit in the Superior court j' against a. whole raft of heirs in or» " heirs, asslgness and creditifis‘ oi the . place; William W. Tomlinson. of New .. . Raven; Sarah Wheeler. of Providence. ‘ , oi nla; E. Mills. Annie E}. and J. M. Tom- ‘ ‘llnson. of Btrattord; Abigail 'D. Wheel- William W. Tomllnson. oi Suhleld, in \ of Greenfield inn, and the heirs or» ‘ The land involved in the transaction was formerly owned by the late Gid- ., the property to Agnes Murray. Th'a _ . trace of them has been found. Miss ‘ ' Murray resided on the property with- ‘ N. e. Ackeriy a Son. or Sayvlllo,‘ They will have a good supply of halt' Maud 8.. Brand Flour. nor has“ . Best New York State Obese. lb. Select uroceries M AND 85 WASHINGTON 31". ‘ PHON ............. IA. F. BECKMANN 81 CO. Royal Baking Powder ............. Dos-slo- om Crow. urban aim or Hunter Whiskey, bot. Gordon. Nicholson or High and Dry Gin, bot. 25 Stamps with. 1 lb. No Royal Plantation Coifee ........ 60 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea at Wind Mill Cookies (use and Delicious). pkg. ...... Crown iAaier Pork and Beans with Tomato Sauce, can DelicatesSen A. F. Bcckmann & Co. ; ing the parish house. where Agnes j Murray lived for new years. in com- '- 3 pony with all her peculiarities, which I l 1 included much trouble (or ofllcials " 1-4. m; 1-8. 220; 1llI-. 43¢ 3d session-:ssn-vsstsso u.-.a.-.--..up ..o..-r-.. sloshvsssolossvo .....14,/., Wines Liquors . 1'; SOUTH NORWALK. -' 81 Washington St. School Bells . Will Soon. Be Ringing ~ Our Stock of Children’ 3 Shoes 13 Larger and More Varied Than Ever. “EDUCATOR SHOES” are appreciated by careful parents, and they are scien- tifically made to best conform to growing feet. Conneally 8. Bracken Phone 868-4 to be found anywhere; Here are a few important points about our Coal:— 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 8. GANS COMPANY. ; Water Street, South Norwalk. The Paris flunk 8. Suit House; 31.. 2 33 South Main St, South Norwallr SALE SALE SALE] if we could moire you daily realize what a saving it meansto to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now you would come more right away~today—-ahd take advantage oi ihese exceptional liar- guins this sale offers. ll‘lner goods are not made. lower prices are it Come and investigate. Sale in both stores—titamtord and South Nor-walk Tel. 72:. I y 0B The A. J. Angevine 81 Son Co. 9 Complete Housefumishers 134-136 Washington St, South Norwalk u. ville. is in Europe on a business trip. ‘Ha will probably return with some new trade- for his wellhnown (Blue Point oysters. Captuflolah T. Clock. of Bay Shore. had a big run of large blues last week in his pound east of Fire island Light. aggregating 175 barrels. NE’W V2885“. BOSTON. Aug. Men-Tho new steam trawler Biliow was towed from I ,whari to East Boston. recently. where she was titted with her gear and nets and will start on her am trip to lslons it shall convene in October, itslviile. have some fine hall shells Mr Beaks tor remain. She W? M the WW 0‘ “1° ““0“- wiii he commanded by Capt. liaiph They are receiving someordors,whioh Thomas and will on” . me or 33 is a lormnner or what is coming. i man immunities J. M. Layton 8:00 .inc. REAL "1111 AND INSUNAM | The deck of the Blue Points Co. at’ The "Golden state." owned by the 3 Railroad on. south Namath West Mia. has been cemented to illusion pm. Co. at San Francisco. was . ‘ ' «no Iii-illici- sham which we launehodtromthoflahludysrdofihe more easily handled direct iron the 1mm“ (3” We Go. in Jun. libs dock. in the ism-i mortu- my» Win. Radon will open the season mambohtantboradlodoasthav. nut wool. its will handle bait and mwmujuumunm .sholistosh. Kansans-nihilism gummhmmu orders ear-he till wash.» West hair-w M , ,wouto PREVENT euMMER also. NONE. ‘ WASHINGTON. Ass. 27.~’i‘he tedb oils grind at a summer session of Con- gress in Washington host has had its client on the new members of the Mouse. Representative Thompson. oi illinois. a Progressive, indicated this ‘ by introducing a bill to prevent semi» mar sessions. ’He proposes that 00" ‘ gross shall assemble one every «year. ' and thatin the year of the long soo- ? im. stead of Docexnlber. thus preventing the extending oi the session into the heated term. Congress. under the bill. would meet in December only in W grassland election years. KIWH-MMDEN. Annoinsemsnt was made yesterday utilize moonlit ”diluted Home Ksyworth and hills W Madden. The young couple are mo log the oosgratitlsiions or their any « friends.
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