. Important; . .
for .vaeleOdy
' A watch movement in ”intricate
and carefully nonmetal piece" of
mechanism. and like all machinery
must be perfectly oiled, adjusted and
regulated from renew time. Every
watch should be rel-oiled. cleaned and
‘ regulated at least every fifteen
months. Unless this is done the life
or the watch as an accurate time-
keeper will be much reduced.
Charles Brand
RELIABLE WATGHMAKER,
JEWELEHY AND OPTICIAN.
155 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
i as Best Bet
The money a concern
cats in its business.
is in one “use a bet
which it makes that: its
merchandise is good, that
'eople will like it and
Identinue to buy it.
- And no firm will Wager
such a large amount of
money unless it endeav-
ors‘to win by selling
. goods that please.
.r.‘
BUY .
Hazeiton
Coal
The B. Hershiieid & Son Co.
122 WATER ST.
Our coal is a winner!
wOMl
The Time
.9), have your painting and paperhang-
g done. Our experienced men can
John [to your satisiartion. The
prides are exceedingly low. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. Special low
fines on points and wall paper.
COHEN
4 ’Water St Tel. 342-13I Summer
cal- Coal Coaléi CLEARANCE
«1 dotnot want to praise my cog], SALE
lbut I am quite sure it’ you will try Clothing, Furnishings and
a bushel of my coal you will buy a Shoes. We must have room for
ton, as I sell a very high grade all our Fall GOOdS'
coal
Louis Avrick
Winiam Ekfronl Post Office Block."Seuth Norwalk
3 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
Also I am buying everything in the
line of Junk. Feather Beds a spec-
tally.
TEL. 294.
Follow the Crowd
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Prepare for the lint Sun. order M L. R 0 S E N
Your Awnings IVIIIGIB you get the best goods at thei
lowest Moos,
now and save mon FURNITUQE, CARPETS, RANGES
03' “'9 “‘60 ‘50 8“ srovzs AND cnocxsnv
kinds of UPHOb
STERING and it‘ur- ‘15 ELY AVE. SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 7 2 2 - 1 2
niture Repairing, ‘
Mattresses Renovat—
South Norwalk.
mutational. a , slut House‘-
33 Soutthin St» South Nomads {'1
SALE SALE SALE
, If we could make you full) realize what a saving it means to you
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now you would come
here right away—wtoduynund take advantage of these exceptional hart
gains this sale otters. Finer goods are not made, lower prices are not. ,
to he toundl anywhere. Come and investigate. ‘
Sale in «both stores—~8tamtord and South Norwelk
w
' Lurthe Wrgtlh
FOR SALE
ONE BUICK DELIVERY
with new delivery body and also 5 passenger body; price
$200.00. Also tam agent for 'Auto Trucks from 1 1-2 to 3 tons.
Can sell on easy payments.
.‘._ A.
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TRISTRAM 8. HYATT
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store. 3 8: 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Conn.
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Bargains for Labor Day
All the Tailored Linen Suits FormerlyiMalked From
$5.00 to $10.00-‘—-—Now $2.50 With a Very Few at $5.00
Middy Blouses, White China Si ‘k Waists, White One Piece
Dresses. Brilliantine Coats. and Bathing Suits
Marked Way'Down to Close the Mid-Summer Sale
Store Closes All Day Labor Day, Open Saturday Evening
age a: WWW-easiest
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SGAUJIAISAI'A‘AH‘I ”I'M-151.14.“? .JSIAI'AEA'A.
I,I.I,l. .l I. 0‘ I '0-4-
We Are Still Doing Business
Despite Alterations
We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North
Main Street, where we sell all Household Goods, new and second-
Hand, at Lowe-t Prices.
Come in before you go elsewhere.
M. GUTKOWSKY
WE BUY SECONDuHAND FURNITURE AND STOVES.
SPECIAL
for Saturday
Tel. 419.
ll
1 24%. lb Bag Crocket’s Bes
Flour, made by Washburll
8. Crosby Company, . . 70c
Jones’ Flour, Cloth Bags, 80c
Gold Medal Flour, Cloth Bags, 75c
Pillsbury’s Flour per bag 750
ed, Slip Covers made
to order. Ollr work
is guaranteed. Esti-
mates cheerfully giv-
en.
1 A. K O H N
Phone 3364. 45 North Main St.
322..-.
I Love to Sing the
Song
I love to sing Illt‘ old song
I've sum: so 10111! lo you.
‘le cannot bout my lli‘Il‘L‘li
No matter Wlliil you do.
, No. 1 Inner Tubes. 25v it ill; No.
. inner Tubes, 17w ll lll.; Allin Shoes, Sc.
1b.; Rooks turd Millill'lilill‘li, 3.30 per:
I 4100: Newspapers. 2.70 per 100; lllls'u.i
lo 3 lb.
G ‘Yourdisky
MM 912. 27 Lily Ave., 80 Norton}: t
10% Cheaper
(‘ome to llle New linlzlllud
Grocery and get your groceries
10 per cent. cheaper than else-
where.
New England Grocery Co.
72 No, Main St. Tel. 158.
Tel. 158.
2
Plain and
Simple .
Advertising
I Increases
Profits.
wrestles N THE BENTINEL.
D .t d
‘ Oil or before Friday. Eleni. 5th, 1013. will be credited with
interest from Sept. lat. All accounts receive equui atten-
tion at,‘
South Norwalk Savings Bank-
Large boxes in the sate dammit department only 34.00 a
“I“ ‘
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MALL Sl‘llEiE’l‘, 10sz a. lll.—Jl‘rud-II
lug Ill the leading stocks was on iii
large scale surly today, but the mural
itet. lacked the, strong 1,0110 of roster-‘l
day. While it majority of the load-I
ere advanced, gains were unimpor-l
lillli and there were some weak spots!
ill the list Dealings ill Steel were
most attiw iillOlll llltlt‘ltl shores bolus.
marketed ill the first You lllillilIO'S.’
'I
RDDWBDDDDBDBEDBDDE
H. Krieger St Co.
The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
“BE-'3;
~333§3
Stool. Alllnlgllllluted and Houdini: rose
slightly. “iliio illliou I’iit‘lllc lllOi‘ttl (a
all l—L‘. Allll’i‘ll'lili Slilll‘l‘ gained [out {In
points. Toledo. St. Louis and West- 0 not al 0W un_ {:1
cm Fours (‘lillle illtn sudden lll‘OlllI 13:3
hence by a rapid rise from 3;". to do -
Oil six transactions ill quick sul'ts- ‘."\'
slot). Although only eiol'ou bonds 'Certaln condlthnS l"!
were traded ill. the ])l'I('(‘ jumped l to :3
‘5
2 i-Q points bolwooll sales.
IlIlIIIS iiiil IUNIRIII3
P. J. Nelson.
more...
embarrass you.
Through our accollllllodulloll Charge system we :lrn
Funeral of Mrs,
The inner Ell ul‘ Ilii lillt' “In. P. 1
“.150" “3., luruolx wwmlul “.0", pm table to assist you in it great many ways. This i‘lilil‘gc
. l ) ill . . . . .
lute mm" No H I ““11”“ $1.” system is llt your serum for the asking. \\e are Lit}
\\ odorsdll) at; ’.p lll. llltcrlutllt \\ ts _
ill lliwlsido (tilltilH ilel G. .\I.I largest dealers in Ready-to-wvar Clothing for men. \vo-
'lelllple ul‘lltitllotl lllld the palllwlllors
\tolt- .\Illi‘li Killlt‘. ll Ailclt i‘rnw-
.lnllll (‘l‘ilwlt’y iiilil George Ural).
lllon_ boys and girls.
lol.
RECEIVER NAMED FOR BIG CON- i
“mmuEEEEW
.llltipe Marcus ll. lltlil'onlll of the till
pvrior l‘Olll'l, ml the application of (‘i‘l
llliu stockholders. The company has.
liabilities uugl'cplltillu :liltllll 3.3.080}
llilll (illltlls its lllillil i0 iul \\'lll‘IIl ul
Each day brings new opportunities.
added possibilities. for those who
are alive to their chances and quick
to take advantage or conditions.
NECTICUT CONCERN : «V3.3 3\3{3.3<3\3'.3* 3 ‘V‘JW
llfldilil‘tlliil (‘oml Mill ".1. Sit“ I
are .\' Dunning uus yllsloldnl uppt-liut 1 _t
ed lt‘lllllOl‘ill) l“(‘(i‘I\l'l‘ oi the (‘-ollllot' I
lil'llt l‘rllsht-ti Stone (‘tlllllllllly. ‘le OPPORTUNITIES.
The Advantage
of Liberal
l
l
3 PKGS. TRYPHOSA. ASSORTED FLAVORS . . 25¢
3 PKGS. JELL-O ................................ . 25¢
3 PKGS. ROSE OATMEAL ..................... . 25¢
. 2 PKGS. GRAPE NUTS AND I PKG. POST 'i‘OASTIFéSFé
I .......................................... .3 ,
1 2 PKGS. COOK'S MALTQ RICE ................. 25¢
g 2 BOXES SUN FLOWER BISCUIT ............. 25¢
i SHREDDED WHEAT. PER PKG. .......... 12¢
; 3 1 LB. PKGS. CORN STARCH ................... . 25¢
i BLUE LABEL CATSUP. PER BOTTLE ........ . 21¢
Canned Goods
4 CANS NEW YORK STATE CORN ........... . 25¢
3 CANs BEST PINK ALASKA SALMON . 25¢-
3 CANS NEW YORK STATE SUCCOTASH . 25¢
3 CANS FANCY STANDARD TOMATOES ...... 25¢
oCANs ARMOUR's BEST CLEANSER ......... . 25¢
3 CANS BEACH’NUT BRAND BAKED BEANS . . 25¢
Everything in the sale gualantccd If not satisfactmy
money refunded
Prompt dei ivory all Over town.
New England Grocery
SAM SHILEPSKY. 1911015.
72 North Main Street.
Tel. 158.
South Norwalk.
Free Delivery.
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Advertise Your Wants in the
Sentinel. It Brings jRe‘Slllts
,v.
.‘tllut u rccolvm is desired only
lporllrlly,
lllllllllul l‘l‘llllltlil ol‘
prostlllt. $85,000. The uppli. :ltlou rillitlg‘
il‘lllvl
its lilo tOlllplllly Is solwllll
illltl lllllplv uhl will lllwut llsl llnb‘llliivs i
SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT'S RI-
UNION. 1
(01111.. Aug. ZilswAl Illt“
lllt‘ Stw'clltt't-lllh I
'(‘tlllllocllvllt i'o‘llllllm-l' llvullllvltl here"
There is always a way for the con-
scientious, skilled worker to get
sheila—«write a Sentinel Want Ad,
stilling briefly and concisely your ex-
periences; tell of your proficiency and
’ 5091i a position where energetic. \voll-
directed service will result in definite
. advancement.
l The help wanted columns of The
Scutlllul cover any legitimate line
1
Newspaper
Advertising
is Apparent
to the
lili'i‘liltil.
I
'il‘li‘illlllfi 1““ \WH’ WW ("in hum“): Management, or human endeavor. Cocks. sales
IIII‘W died tllllIllLi (:2. :0 3mm lllvso ml 'lloopie, SLCIlOIXI‘illlllOVS. maids. nurses.
"ii-A \\'ll“l iatlfl'itl '
. ) ‘ , . . . skilled specialists in various lint—B.
I I I‘ H' (h "I' I,“ ‘ , 9‘ “Imm‘ m u" I' l Wthh ls AllV’e professional and business experts~all
~Rl'l'1‘rim‘l'. J. ll. llHII'HIlHIH. ”l‘llllllllill‘? I are at the command or the users or
‘il't-ltmlrllr! l‘lli'fli‘ ll. l‘iliililw. ilrllllll" , A I
. - Sentinel Wants.
‘i : ‘ i .‘ ‘ ii ’ ‘. X "
tpol lllllplllll. lloyll lid in til i to Its _,_,_,-,,_...-,..,....,._.-.....
{\Hllk» l . The woman wno relies upon Senti-
-~ ”mm ~ ' ' ’nei Want, Advertisements to N301)"
; . ”AGEANT POSTPONED I Oljportunltles‘ "‘ the hourwbold help has a little lion)
3 ll.\lt.illl.\‘ Allu. L'll. “Willi; to llny for other thlntzn
i propitious WI'iiIIlt'l‘ l'lllldltlulls.’ lilt‘.’ .
"i’uulltllll of Motion,” depicting pl’ollmz
‘lltlli Iili'Iili‘liIH Iii illhlul'y ol‘ the 1mm
tWIill'li WilH in lilll'l' horn prom llll‘ll lulu
glll'torlllmu, was postponed until to-
. lllorrow
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HoaPlTAL NOZI‘ES.
Mlll‘izliiiii silllllm. oi South Norwtlllt.” "
Willi lullllltlwl to iIii‘ Ntlrwlllil linspillli
gyoentcrlitly nitul-llollll‘l‘or llludicni trout»
moot.
Autumn
1914
Our Woull'llu for I’ll”
lllltI Winter lli'l' llnw
Ill ultll'it. l'lultly for your
inspection.
it ill always best to t. .
lenil or .‘A plumbing repair when”.
_. it first start: because its toll-
.‘uliellcy in to grow Worse with
neglect .
You will Billie much annoy-
: once, as Well no time and iron-
4‘...
MIHM‘N “(drum and horn Hillly iluwl
returned to their homo Ill l‘iitltliuid,l
utter visiting. frlilllllil ill Norwllllt.
The case of Dudley Hoyt uglust the
American Bond Company. who given
a Judgment. by Judge ’lrillikwonil, in in»
vor ol‘ the bonding company. Mr.
Hoyt has taken an appeal to the high
courts in Bridgeport.
WWW” [on our shoulders and We will
The Mayflower baseball team will
meet the strong All American team “CWT“!-
next Sunday. This game is the be ”
ginning of a series and the teams are
getting in line to ploy the South Ends.
who so far this season have been unto
his to meet. thesd‘locnl teams.
pg-snllltury equipment. appear: to ":
'vbo out of order in the least.
“place your plumbing problemnz‘»:
M
Joseph Davis
I! WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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