5 , are
New Styles in Ladles’
House Dresses
in Gingham and Percale at
$1.00. sizes 34 to 46 inches.
Lodles’ Long KIMONos in
Flowered Crepe Cloth, at
51.00, all sizes.
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Special Sale of Boys’ Suits this Week
$1. 98 to $7. 98
Our August
FurnitUre Sale
ADVERTISE in THE SENTINEL
May Mentori Patto‘r'no. .
All Patterns too ‘6
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Mei! k‘. H t | Ill k g? 5 mmm;w a per cant. you should act at once. We invite the most rigid comparisons and we feel sure you must
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‘80:“: Norwilk no if" —— . . . . mm’”m° 3:83 bow to the inevitable fact that "our prices are the lowest, quality and finish the host to be had.‘
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Wormwood. ~ » -
Free De 0 n S t r a ti 0 n wouoomooomooomdol‘ommmctmwmmmummmuwm‘A
5 m Dining Room Suite ‘ Solid Mahogany , Massrve Square, ,
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or » Rocker ~ lubrng iron Bed; _ -
Filmed oulr, colonial style But— 5, ‘
fete, China Closet, 48 inch ldx- '
Wide back, stylish and upto- " Two inch post, one inch fillers.»
PICTORIAL REVIEW
tension Table, Fine Leather is ‘ .. ‘ .
Seal. Chairs. one Arm Chair date design, $18.00 value. Sale :‘ brass mounts on each host. ‘ .
#4.». PA I I ERNS .............. $98 00 price $13.50 3" $15.00 value for .. $10-98 I
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Our entire four floors are filled with such bargains.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
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Friday ——~ Norwalk Store
Saturday ~——— South Norwaik Store
”WILLIAM P. BEERS
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ANOTHER AUTO SPEEDER GETS
A FINE OR $50.
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Eugent Hassoll, Chauffeur for C. E,
acrrr's GREEN 'suu.
’ A Phenomenon That Was Commented
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WEATHER FORECAST. i Cheapest Way Upon by tho Anciento. ' .
F N 1 d i i I Bediord, in Bridgeport CoUrt— The appearance of a green light at MEN-EN "m "I .‘ _
or orwa k an v cm I“ ncreas-l, , Did Not Receive Summons. sunset was noticed and commented F‘ ‘ ,
ing cloudiness with showers late to- ’ to buy good “thing Paper. BRIDGEPORT Aug, 2s-—1“0und “W" by “’8 nmicnt lugypiinus ”"5 [EAVE "“8 RUAD “lest creamer}, Biltter lb 310
night or on Friday; moderate vuria- Lyon's Chiffon Linen made by Eaton,
lilo winds, lhecoming southeast Fri-i Crane and Pike ...... 250 3 Pound
more particularly so because in the
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guilty or a charge 0" sport} in; an l icleur air of Egypt the tints oi‘ sunset SPECIAL SALE 0” TEAS
Itomohile in this city, Eugene llassell, l
day. Weather conditions: Rain has i , ,,,,, . “‘9 peculiarly distinct . , . A
5., been quite general durin the last 04 .hnielopes ------ 10° 3 package chauffeur for (. lu‘ iledl‘ord oi arsenal As the sun there descends nearer BB 0 ted Oil 600“ A "108‘" ”6 iii) Stamps Free with 111), Best Tea at ................... 60:...
hour in the l ire re lei nd aim: We guarantee it the best for the Farms. son of is}. ’l‘, Bediord the ‘ and nearer to the horizon and ‘5 lm. ii i‘ ll y .i0 Stamps Free With 1 lb Fine Tea at ......................... 50c
the :3qu and ftiantlg coasts Onlg' money Try it the next time you Standard Oil magnate, was fined 350 nleusely enlarged and flaming it end wm Remain With Road 30 Siam“ Free With 1 1b Choice Tea. at ------------ ‘~ -------- 400
c y and tools by Judge Thomas C Cough- ideuly becomes for on instant e um 20 Stamps with 1 in Good Tea at; .......................... . 356
light scattered showers have occurred want paper. iln today in the City court. linntly green color. and immediately a
As An Adviser
in the interior. The temperature is y . sort or run rays uniform in i; in
i 1 ‘ ll) 1. 05 g Lt S e S V
rising slowly in central districts. A D O N N E L L Y S of :dtczr':iol'ii‘l:xeradiallen'ishhllédigmuiiafi' , nmny directions. well night to the ze- ANDREW DAVEY
disturbance which is central this ni.ll1 'lild~llmi‘Dlleu0111900u appears “i P - \ ‘l 'l ' ‘ \l ll 'lll 0t '
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE rcsldtnt (.un on b. . e on w n
morning over Upper Michigan will 16 SOUTP‘ MAIN STREET , (field menue and there is too mu<h l sunriuc, but to a smaller extent. Some l- v‘ il | 's‘rtico 1. the Vew Haven 90 Washington Stu south Norwalk Phone 410
' ' ' fast and ”“1055 driving along 1 times. just as the lust part of the sun‘ 5 ‘8 b “ "5 * 0 ' ‘ ‘
:move slowly eastward and cause ris-
ing temperature with. increasing cloud-
iness in this vicinity on Friday.
road on August 31 as had been sup.
announcement was
there." declared Judge COHEN“ 1" g disk vanishes. its color changes from
milking the finding in the case. it ’ green to blue. and so also after it has
was Satur-duy that Russell is alleged. disappeared the sky ncnr the horizon
to have driven the illitCiliile at 1. l' often is green. while toward the zenith
speed of 30 to 35 miles an hour. llm it is blue
This was alluded to in Egyptian
was arrested Vhv Motorcycle Police 1,
' w l Da wn t mbie or life
man Clifford N Gorgas. "th y a bee in
For Epic-date Sari/ice Cl"
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
pound since the
made that the directors had accepted
his resignation as head of the syn.
tom, according to a well-authenti-
cated report yesterday. it was said
upon good authority that he will re,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 56; high. 69.
Partly cloudy.
Highland Lehigh Coal
land night that or death. and the nor:-
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A meeting 0‘ the officers and teeth 84 so. Main St. Se. Nerve-lit. “Mae" “1"“an 1”“ failure m up i turnnl sun. bolus identified With Osiris main in the service of the road in’ , '
3,5 of the South Norwalk Baptist Sun- , pear in court yesterday by declaring thus rendered Oak-15 king or me dead sort of an advisory came,” for a' in all sizes for farmly use. We purchased this coal at a fancy price
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day school will be held tonight mate, that he failed to receive the letter [be setting sun was green, therefore term of several years at a salary, in order to have the but for our cuotomera.
Osiris. as the nocturnal deity of the
dead, was painted green The splendid
outline of the high priests of Ammoo
frequently depict the green sun. and
the funeral deities are all colored
green.
There are innumerable instance: in
the Egyptian relics of representations
containing the summons from Assist
ant Prosecuting Attorney John 13..
Grey. He was not represented by a
lawyer today.- l-ie took an appear
under a bond of $100.
KENDRICK-WHITE.
the prayer meeting at the church.
which is small in comparison to that
paid to him as president. He will
not remain as a director, it is said,
From what has comeirom the meet.
lug of the directors at which the res
ignation was oriented there was con~
siderahle discussion as to what was W*****W**** ’
FollowtheGrowd , RAYMOND BROTHER.
.ROTON 'POINT
DANCING
George H. Raymond, of Norwalk, is
attending the reunion of the twenty.
third regiment, C. V, 1.. of which he
is a member, in Bridgeport, today.
A meeting or the South Norwalk
relative to death being colored green. t , it t
Fire Department will he held this Local Young Man Takes Brooklyn The practice undoubtedly "050 from Eistr‘rgldsnxlio: 1);:B?::; £3,132,293 “if 3: O B J k 58 WALL STREET
evening at the Central Fire Station to Pavilion Young Lady For His Bride and the green tints 9" ““0”“ and sunset. i g 1 ti t 1 d l id :i ac son NORWALK.
take action on sending a delegate to Steals March On Friends. The green 3“” disk ls'roderred to 500° in memory; ”in“. m m Eyes: t 0 5* PHONE 438.
the rNew York convention. DIMMO EV"! Nlllht and Saturday liurold F3Kendrick, or South Nor- your: “0 in Egypt. ”11"” the earn res 9" e m H '1 g n * Opthlan
. Afternoon. walk son of Mr an d “m A. Ken- est known. human record or an «3- w-as argued by some of the direCtOrs}
tr-onouiicol phenomenon. that it would be a mistake to allow
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur G. Boynton
and Andrew Hutchinson. of Rye, N.
Y., who are touring New York, Ohio
and Pennsylvania by automobile, are
returning and expect to arrive at lSyra-
cuse, N. Y.. on Saturday. The party
has camping equipment and establish
a camp each night.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett, of Ut-
lct, N. Y., who were the recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Collins, of Quin-
Six Piecesof Music
Smith
lard avenue, have arrived home, hav-,
ing completed a 2,500-mlle auto trip.'
including the Berkshires, Cape Cod.
Blizzard’s Bay, Narragansett Pier.
Lakes George and Champlain.
éBennett attended the K. of C. Con-
vontlon at Boston.
\An adjournment of the voters of.
the town in connection with the Wash:
ington stroot bridge will be held ‘“',
the town hall, Wednesday, Elomembor'
3. at 8 o'clock. The report of tho
lhrldge committee will be heard. any
varuhcy on sold committee will be
Jihad, and action which the meeting
may deem proper on the issuance of
bonds to the extent of $100,000. and
to transact other business mlutlve to
bridge and pork.
NOTICE! NOTICE”
it you are a airliner-hm to The Son.
tinel hrlnuor loud in 'lfio and list
three of the most popular armature-V
Hunt's, Whirlpool. Werner: and
The Natropoliun. for three months.
{it you on not a transcriber and or
bring $1.60 and no sentinel and
magenta-o will he not you for than
who by atoll. it you prefer to ho.
a now-um deliver your on!" m use
Mr. ‘
Cleanser and
drich. of 2 Livingston place, a popu-
lar chauffeur employed at the present
time by John H. Knapp. stole a march
on his friends when he married, on
Saturday evening lust, Miss Gladys
Marlon White, of Brooklyn, a profes-
lslonal piano player who has lately
played in a local moving picture then-
l.re. The wedding ceremony was very
quiet, Mr, Kendrick and Miss White
being joined at the parsonage of the
itowuyton Methodist church by Rev.
l«‘, A, Cunningham. pastor.
The couple was accompanied by
Mr, Sollrer, an uncle of Miss White.
and the ceremony was performed at
it o'clock.
While here the bride has made
Dyer.
24 Noni: Main 8%.
south Nor-walk.
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Requisites for the
Canning Season
News Jars. Sure deal Jere. broad
any Jars. Jolly mum. l’romrlos
Kettles. Jar Filioro, Damon. etc" in
Low Prices.
Albert F. Gehebe
«inactive-bloated“.
Solarium
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many friends who will join the large
'host or iu'quaiutuncoa of Mr. Kvndrivk
in \vlahlnu them all success and hap-
lplnoaa
E‘ACTORS WIFE GETS ALiMONY
ORDER.
llornlhy W, Smith, an nrtrvus. got'
on order from supremo i‘uurt .luatli'c’
lionnoily In New York. yl'iilertlny div
rorllnu her husband. Madison w.
Smith. an actor. of Norwalk to pay
her Nil :1 week alimony pr riding a suit l
for separation. Mrs Smith allege!
that her husband heat bar in theiri
apartment at ii.” Want loath differ! in.
Mar and that he has “that all their,
holler-hold furniture Mid ISNCVMM it.
”if and her wu-nrvarold daemon"
but is unable to gut an endure-tuna! It
fitment. 3
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mourners a! I!" 3.13“” LAW.
\ii'it HAVEN Molt iii 4%!- trillr
infinite twotuommu»
”tony who tour thus: its Mimi w. or
is“ wiring and the M Ill. W”
owns hum «MW a 2% of
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summation M;
Hem Butchers In Franco.
French horn butchers are obliged
to display a algnboard showing the
kind of meat they sell and are not at
lowed to trade in any other sort of
meat except that of moles and don-
keys. They sometimes try to pan oi!
horoedeeh no that of donkey's on no-
wary customers. because the latter to-
consldenod to be more delicate in lla-
vor and therefore more choice-El
change.
Rather Ono Sided.
Mr. lewWhat'o your idea of the
initiative and referendum? Mr. Pee-
Wee-it’s the rule of our household.
Everything that’s done inn-t originate
with my wife. and everything that oc
cure to me must be referred to her for
disopproval.—Chlcago News.
indefinitely Pootpomd.
“Pop. what’s the millennium?"
"it's a time coming. my son. when
there will be John enough in every ad.
ministration to go around omen: than
who want 'nni."-Baltimoro American.
Know it by Hurt.
Kink—Bo your who read you I loc-
ture when you am home tut night.
Klnhmonwlmd it? No. it was quite
impromptu. --Bomo Transcript.
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NAITNRID. A“ 33 - in that Mlle!
him to go and thus lose his serviCes at‘
a time when they might be very badly
needed. So it was suggested that he
stay with the road at a reduced sal-
ary. As President Mellon has no
other means of lltolihood and as “l
is reported he has met with many re-
hie acceptance.
The plan, in so tar as
learned. it that Presldent-to-be-icl-
lloti will mulrc use of President Mei-
lcn‘s knowledge of the New innlnnd
railroad situation in tho construutlve
work of building up the road into a
paying proposition.
Another report which seems to lime
conllrmntlon in the downward course
of the stock is that the dividend in
going to live and quite probably to
four per cont, at the next dividend
meeting. This report comes from
many source“ but the one which admin:
to hour the earmarks of truth in that
the dlmtrioru do not incl rilnpoaod to
make President Eillott‘a job
fairness to themselves and to
stockholder» tho road must
it. in (‘Ililid upon to My.
ildoht enimr. boring mum melt
lantern in the matter of
this“, ran on about! and build the
road up. The claim ‘se modo
mini melanin” the» mud this: your
will not «turn are per rent but Mosu-
eit pr rent tried that “to be»! lilting
at {W m, mam”, 7m to do is to rim, the dividend W
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pressure was needed to bring about
can be
harder ::
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whom it can earn whatever dividends ~
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Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES TO RENT"
“The Moydr See of the Meyer Car,
The Moycr Want to Own One”
' Four and Bi: t‘yilndar models to stock.
(halogen or «mutation all meant.
Automobile; to root by the hour. day or week.
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