5 Store Olelzflity
Up-todate Betls, all the wanted colors.
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‘Becoming patterns in Veils and Veilings.
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New fall styles in Sweater Coats.
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Correct models in Corsets aim, Brassieres.
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Beautiful designs in hand-embroidered Underwear.
Advance autumn showing of Silk Petticoats.
Comfortable Rompers for the little tots.
Golden opportunities in the House Dress section.
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Staple Knit: and Muslin Underwear.
In fact, everything awoman needs in reliable Dress
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Accessories sensibly priced.
The N E. Ryan Co.
86 WASHINGTON 8T.
TO ’BUILD ADDITION. i
CONGREGATIONAL
DEAD.
WA’I‘ERBURY, Aug. 29.—~Tho Rev.
Clarence Eugene Geyo, twenty-live.
pastor of the Congregational Church
in Bethlehem, died at the Waterbury
Hospital Wednesday, following an op-
eration for appendicitis performed one
week ago. He was it graduate ol‘ the
George Washington University and
was completing a course at the Yale
Divinity school. He was a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geyo, of Danbury,
and while studying in Washington, D
0.. worked in the Treasury Deport-
ment and was active in the Y. ill. C.
A. He leaves his parents and 1%
wife.
PASTOR
AmerleamFurr-lers in Danbury. Wili1
Have increased Floor Space.
Owing to its increasing business the
American Hatters and Furriers' Cor~
mention is to erct another addition
to its factory on Beaver street. Dan-
bury. W. B, Blackman has the con-
tract for the work and is to start in
at: once.
The new addition is to be three
stories high, each floor to be 30 x 135
{set in dimensions. The new part
. will be erected so as to join directly
, on to one of the present buildings on
‘ Beaver street and will extend out: to
the street line.
The new office building recently
erected by Mr. Blackmon for the cor-
poration is already being occupied.
The doors for the new fireproof vault
have arrived and are now being put
into place.
Your vacant property is costing
money every day. A Sentinel want
adv. will change your loss into a
profit. Try one and see.
, Household helpers watch Sentinel
WWW RUBBERS Wont Advs. tor chances to find more
Thin Winter appreciative employers.
Ramadan and Supervision as Applied to
Borden’s Milk
Are Very Definite and Highly Important Functions.
The BURDEN INSPECTION
SYSTEM was an mbliohtd fact
long before municipal supervioon
oi dairies had been certainly con-
sidered. The men who inspect
the BORDEN DAIRIES live in
the country in constant touch
with the Man. The mariner-1
Dainty Theatre Caps, is:dflsiesortcd styles. ' T;
V Splendid Silk Hosiery, all colors.‘ * '
5 Pretty Whistle at reduced prices. “
' Latest Creations in Neckwear. It _
Fashionable Ruiflings in large vidriety. jg: '
Exquisite Ribbons for girdles. etc. '
'4 S111: Gloves in desirable colors and lengths. )'
: Var in Danbury Sunday.
. for wiring the new bank building.
‘ 1: the vulcanlzing department of George
' B. Smith’s.
. toying thotr annual picnic at Roton
" POInt. today.
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HosneryCome to Us
HOBIERY.
, Hone at 2511 I swish;
Lsdies’, childreno, minim.
Lodleo’ Hone at 25c. ,
Greens, blues. pink“ rods.
' » tons.
“Ctdot” Hole.
‘ Best for boys and strip
' Loliiw ,siuc How. i
also. 561:. 31.00. g
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luvender. tulips. blackni'whlto.
oAuMENTs. a
Lorilee! mm would not. 1
Touoivmsde. . fancy.
Lodleo' Neekwnr
, also to 01.98..
FANGV 00905
250, 500.
‘ Popular Middy mum.
one to «.211. collar and Gufl so». 251: - $1.118
Lndln’ House Draw”. PM" and Floor 'Rlbbone.
01-00 to $2.001. 15¢. 1911. 250.
“Wanted; W Long Silk Gloves.
01.110 to “.00. ' soc, 75°. 31.00.
Shell Good-
t 1.00 1
: Lodieo’ Aprons, Blitz 0 Q. 25c, 50°.
84 Washington St.
CORSETS 500 to 03.00.
Dickerman and 8011
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Telephone 446
We give 15% Green Trading Stamps
snAssiEREs 251-. to $1.00.
South Norwalk
Harold Wood ls camping at Trinity
' Lake,
Oscar Schmidt visited with his sis
Harmon Schmidt has the contract
Edward Knapp is now employed in
The Mothers' Club members are on.
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Soodeld and
family are enjoying a tow days at
l‘alrfiold Bosch.
Mrs. Horace Johnson is visiting“
with friends in Plsiuvllle and New
Haven this week.
134-136 Washington
We have sold over
The A. .l. AngeVine 8: Son Co.
1,000
Stewart
Stoves
in The Norwalks
“There’s a Reason”
Ask the lady who
owns one.
St., South Norwalk
Bible Class can talk about is the box
I. B. Woundy. the electrician moved
into the basement oi the old library
building, Tuesday.
0. S. Maude has a. clover display of
school goods in the window or his
Main street Store,
Ellsworth Russell of Brooklyn is
. spending a few days with his mother.
on Millport avenue.
Mr. and Mrs, M, Coleman attended
the annual clnmbako given by the Rye
lire patrol, Tuesday.
I). D. Durham of West Norwulk will
sell his household furniture at 11111:-
tlou.’ Thursday, September 4,
The third annual dinner and enter-
tainment will be held at the East
Woods church labor my.
Mrs. R, I. Mueller and daughter
Miss Florence, are enjoying a. visit at
Atluntlc City for a week or so.
The annual meeting of the Board
of Finance wily be held in the select-
mcn‘s oiflco next Tuesday evening.
The S. and R, Club was entertained
by Miss Edith McKcudrick at her
home on Church street, last evening.
Mrs. William. Davenport of (lunar-
sio. 11, l.. in visiting her mother, Mrs.
Adam Carmen, for a couple at wooka.
The work train has been liars this
week, taking 11 large number 0! lies
sway tor distribution along the main
lino.
The electric Juice use abut on for
on hour st noon, Saturday, to enable
telephone man to moire certain cont
‘ sections.
money 1.1mm oi Stunned N. J.
his mum“ to his home utter a. visit
with at- om“. 1111. Willie. floater oi
Milo on m.
Clambake to be bold in Duvvless’s
grove Slivermlno, on Thursday ove-
hing, September 18
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George '1‘, Smith hug the contracts!
for the interior decorating and paint-
ing of tho White Oak Shade. Carter
street, l’ouus street. Smith's Ridge
and ’l‘slmudge Hill district sellools.
Mr and Mrs George R Brown, Mr.
and Mrs George '1' Smith, Mr and
Mrs Charles L. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. i
Edward Mills of Norwalk motored to
Lake Wuccabuc, Wednesday. and
spent the day with Mr. and bird. B. A.
Wood and family and Mr. and Mrs.
O. E. Schmidt. it was, B A311 birth—
day.
The two months‘ old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Suoflold died
at Smitb'g .mdgo, Sunday. The tu-
norul was held Monday. Rev. 8. E.
Koclor omciated. The funeral ox
Myrtle. the oight-montlmold dough-
tor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sprogo. was
held Tuesday morning. Rev. Mr.
Trinkaus conducted the services.
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On Saturday tho Brookvilles of Port
Chcltor will be at the ball pork to
play the Now Cannons. The Wont
cheater boys are noted for how
boil ability“. and have been going at
11 fast pace ull season. Old Zack Wil-
son probably will ho on the tiriug'ilne
for tho 'Brookvlilou. and it be is, It
close gamo will be staged. Monet!“ ‘
Schmidt will leave the running or the
some to Capt. Bentham end the
"Dutchman" will show the followers:
ot the local team just what he know;
about team work and monslmiol
ability,
--."Dr Thoma; momma ”Ml tho
but rained: tor that often total dis
usemcmup. flu been me with one
mm In our (sully to! out yearn!“-
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‘Ilro. L Wilhelm-a Builolo. N. I.
want
ONLY on: 11mm LIFT.
m an. lam-Holt 0. «mm
m m We run notched
WOONSOCKET'S NEW FACILITIES.
New Haven Road Building New
Freight Yard in Rhode is-
land City.
The New York, Now Haven and
Hartford has under‘way an extensive
lmpmvemsnt plan at Woonsocket, it.
L, which will result in giving that
Inlay Rhoda island city greatly in-
(nausea freight. facilities An entirely
new ircight yard and twu height hous-
es are now in course of construotion
b‘rcight has heretofore been handled
in two small yards on the Providence
and Worcester line. These yards amt-x
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This Store closes every day but Saturday at 5 o ‘clock.
On Saturdays at 19 o ’clocb
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The Flrst Silks for Autumn Arrive «
The late days Toi August generally bring introduc‘ ll
tious to advance styles in garments or fabrics. llcro came 1
the first ’
Egyp ta Crepes,
which are of as eccentric wear as the name would ludi-
cote. Silk, and all: silk, of lustrous threads, and though
but three or four colors are here, 1. no can judge the lam:
ii}! by them, and they might have been woven by the
Sphinx, so distinctive and Ont-11ml do they‘look.
Three shades are in 0111: cf the Main St. windows. [L
rich terra cotta, a taupe 111111 cnuarl blue Those are in
grain and brocade, for this season rushion demands that
one Wear a coat different from the dress or skirt. The
plain is intended for gowns, iln- brocade for coats, and at
the same time coats of s .11: 11 colors can bc Worn with either
white or black gowns with g1 no cflect
Other collars are expected daily, and when there is
time stop at the Silk beam 11 to look at the novelties
lgypta C1epcs, Silk Section.‘
Motor Glassesand Goggles
The spectacles of some remotely antique period are
suggested in the shapes of the motor glasses shown at
the jewelry Section. Very large are the [611565, either
clear or faintly colored to be restful, and some are. curv—
ed to protect from flying dust.
Comfort and style combined.
$1.25 to $5.00.
There is a Sale of Matting Remnants-
Housekeepers will do well to notice this clearance.
‘Amounts are from 1 to 30 yards, both Chinese and lap
anese weaves, at '
15. 20 and 25¢ a yard.
Carpet Store, First Floor.
Palmolive Cream. Wtih every jar purchased at 39
cts., the customer receives three (fakes of Palmolive Soap.
Toilet Section.
0111 Advice On Building
goes tree to our customers. but that is no sign It's worthless,
for we give it freely to insure our friends against the common
error at borne-builders, and as an advertisement.
No matter what you are going to build, you’ll find us always
ready to advise you. Even it it's only a board for a. repair job,
or a bunch or lath or shingles. wo wnnt you to come in and see
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some little distance apart and iacll..'
itlee for some time have been lnude I 1:.
quote. Space for the new yard who1
obtained in andthor. port of the city.
on tho lino from Woonsocket to 8011- ,2:
ton. The yard is situated practically
on tho bouildury line. between Rhoda}
[cloud and Massuchusctto ’l‘o corp
struct this yard it has been necessary
to (ill in s largo'portlon oi the ground
taken.
The now yard will cover ten acres,
and will have nlnotcon trucks, Mtecni
of. which will permit of bulk delivery,
Tho now outbound freight house is 409
by 30 lost and the inbound frolilllt
11011110 is 400 by 00 foot. A two story?
brick oiilco building is also port of?
‘tho improvement. Work on the i'roighti I I
houses is now 98 per cent. completedl
The work 01 ”drying out the freight:
yard is well under way and ‘will no
finished in the next low montbv.
N‘v'IH-u-mlhuulhoinm-C-n- -u.._
NOTICII NOTicllii
it you are a. subscriber to The lion
tine] bring‘or send in arc. and gel
three of the most nopuinr monomer.
Hunt's. Fashionable Worden and
The Metropolitan, for three months
it you are not a. subscriber send or
bring $1.60 Ind , The Mutant end
hull!!!” will be sent you tor three
months by null. if you prefer to hove ' ,
a senator deliver your new me as
(m for merino. they” the but lie '
11 wool: tor mandrel. The new
Mummllltaecbmmnot
1m at vital atomic“, will your -'
«on number of the loudly.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
UOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Chronicler