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cuoootnjrlu , .
were PURE Iolonm
rue near or bunny 1
phenom.
F. A. LANE
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SENTINEL LABOR DAY. l
The Sentinel out be issued as a'
morning paper on Monday next, Lal-
bor Day. News items. changes of ad-
vertisements, etc, should reach the
office early Sunday evening. ' ‘
Miss Cuthellne Bresnnn, of Leonard
street, is making 11 visit in Aubury
Park, N. J l
Monday will be Labor Day, 11. 891161“:
111 holiday, and the reminder of the
coming of fall
William Hines, of Norwalk, has
gone to Wilmington, North Carolina,
for a. stay of some time.
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Tho South Norwullr Board of Elec.‘
trical Commissioners will hold the
weekly meeting tonight.
W
, 111:1. Jennie Byxhep. oi Bouth Main
street. bps returned from 11 visit with
fricude at Chester, Mace.
l
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hines. of 129
South Main street, are spending Sun“
day and Labor Day at Albany.
Mrs. Robert Gainer and daughters,
Evelyn and Roberto. of 27 Summit
street, are visiting in Brooklyn
Dr. Alvin I). Wadsworth lelt today
for an extended tour of New York
State.
Eureka. Rebecca Lodge, No. 42, l. O.
0. 11“.. will hold a regular meeting this
evening.
Lincoln Council, No. 4. 0. U. A. M.,
will hold the weekly busineuu meeting
tonight.
The weekly meeting of Douglass
Fowler. Womana‘ Relief (.‘orpu, No. 15,
will he held this evening, in the City-
iHall quarters.
You will llnd drone uocesuorles of
quality, aenelhly priced, for your hoil~
duy node. ut the N. E. ltyun Cone
store, thin week.
lMl‘H. Mire-11111 Kecler, oi Norwnlk, lliltl
gone to Providence. it I.. to cure tor
her dmmbtor. Mrs. Frederick Llryum,
yho has been ill acme time.
M11111 ’llelonu und lloru Shea, who
have been viuiting at the home of
{Mine (‘uthcrlne 'l‘orpey, huvo returned
to l’lttuilcld Muuuuchusuttu
The South Norwnlk Board 11! Pub
lic lllhrnry Directors will hold
monthly meeting lhiu ovoninl; at it
o'clock at the library building.
The regular monthly meeting of the
[lonrd of Directive of the South Nor-
wulk Public Library will be held in
the library building, this evening, at
sight o'chlck.
F S. LYON
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Job Printing
our earn.
our
won.
«or caucus.
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‘M m‘ .D"...UQ'VOM,‘ m 'h- ‘
mm mm lioouflo no ~o'w
Mmrtmuuuuc “Q I'm? i
1'. mm!!!» ‘
Hundreds“ oi pairs in a lthc
toms, muse wanted fabriGS,
0
$2.00 Trousers
$2. 50 and $3. no Trousers .
$3.50 Trousers
$4.00 Trousers
$5.00 Trousers .
n‘u-1111-
too.
asyou will, there is still a
Tailored
‘Waists in assorted styles in
linen, silk, corduroy and linen.
| Llnen ......... $1.98 and $2.25
‘ Silk .......... 32.911 and 33.75
Corduroy ............. . $1.00 . ' .
l Linon ................. $1.90. = rece‘ved Dafly by Express»
Few soiled and odd elm 7ln '
Lingerie Waist: ........
J. I Mallette
88 Wuohtnmn It.
«a so. Nomlk.
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TELEPHONE 108.
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the race as the 'Scnup” llils dctcated
her riVul in eevcrul raves.
l \
3 PLATE lrving F'crry, of 3 Cherry
. llanbuly, hoe ret turned from n _week'u
is o. source ol‘ annoyance to the wear outing ut (“0111110 Beach
or. and ott times amusement or dis- --
3““ to an observer. The coming muoc tilting m
It 15 “0" necessary for any one to Norwnlk (‘111111t1y Club is z-uouuing
“39 an lllfltting plate it '3 unsightly some little interest 111110111, the 11115111-
and unsanitary, and may cause a born
great amount or irritation in the _.__..___....
mouthmlt ‘3 altogether “99‘0“5- l The conunittee in charge of the
I" you have reason ”0 believe yours motor bout races at. the blunt Norwulk
to he a hard mouth ‘0 fit. let me show Yacht Club for Labor Day is WHY per
you how the ditflcultles may be over- 1.90m“; plunu.
come. You will be delighted with the
results.
Dr. J. H. Mallery
16 South Main St. South Norwniky. lw
HOURS: 9 a. Into 8 p. m. 81111-l
days by appointment only.
l The weekly dance of the Norwalk
|Country Club ulll be held tomorrow
aevcning uud promises to be 11 most en.
oyubio affair
The Wednesdny ovculm; mibacrlp
‘this Week and proved uuothcr delight»
lul occasion.
31111;» .flJ'Z'LW
.l 'l‘howuk'l ' “ 1
. 11 y dance of the knob Hub,
The R8911 5 VH‘M {will be held tomorrow evening all
lunuui 11nd llromiield'u orchcutru will?
Electrh'n,
The Only 7'11in £1111le
ELECTRlGAL BHOD
In the
A'uro euppuee
P Phone nun no Ho Hum 81.
i' lilo. Norwslh Mmuo Hall 11101111.
. “an imoj'ow have been completed 11nd all
ll'm'niuh muulc.
'lcnula is still as popular 1111 when
ltho 11111111011 opened hi the various
1 ehore roeorlu and premium to 1 outiuuo
11111 until into in the full,
town
Arrunuomunta for the water sportu
W"
Results of Saving Small
Amounts of Money
The billowing shows how easy it is to
accumulate a fortune, provided proper
stem are taken:
:Weet- For For For For
by Slvr- Rate of Interest 6 10 29 49
logs Years Years Years Years
Mutation. per S1 73 $ “12.8 40331294
.50 your. Murimded 14‘ 324 ii“ 2.533
gag :wire a year. {at :31; $05?! 16M 5, t7?
. I nary on 1 at 3.223 W13”-
Always the greatest Trousers sale in The Norwalkn.
This year greater, bigger 11nd. better than ever
Tremors for; mOuntain or share, £01 street or office,
for buslnoss or dress, in Tropical Wot-sleds. Dress
worstedo, Flanncls and Sages.
$6.00 and $6.50 Trousers .
You never saw so many trousers in any store as
you will find 1n each of our two stores. nor did you
ever see such values. Base your expectations as high
tide—the greatest of all Trousers sales.
Shirt Walsts ' ..........
. At the Same Old Stand
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food,
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
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sll'cct,,
the.
‘ gimp a new cont of point.
ltion dance at the Knob Club wan hald'
ut the 'I‘okonoko Club 11 wok from to-‘
friends.
, 2 has, been e. week-end guest of his
1 family here.
newest effects, prettiest pat-
at about maker‘s: cont.
Muzzanovicli.
R. E; Thompson
. . . . . . . .$I.45 1 ol' Brldlleport
.. ................ $1.95 , spent the’ weeklgm'im in town with
. . .. . . ......... .45 friends on State‘streizt.‘
......... . '. . 2.95 .
. . . ............... 3.95 The Lees Manufacturing company .
a ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, .45 resumed operations Monday after u .
weeks' shut down for repairs.
B1
Edwin Johnson is enJOying 11 few
days’ vacation "from his duties no
surprise in store for you at » is spending the time in Greenwich.
A dance will be given by the mem-
bers of the Aepetuck Dramatic club
the burn owned by Charles Mills, in
the IF‘erms.
The regular meeting of the School
:board wee
The schedule for the ensuing year was
5 prepared. School will open next
' Tuesday, September 2.
tninxnent committee of the Westport
Country club it was decided to hold
an auction bridge every Wednesday
afternoon for the remainder of the
season.
tendunce of the art exhibition in Ll—
brary hell. Guests are present from
all of the nearby towns On Satur
iday evening there will be another in-
.formul reception
w...—
FREE DELIVERY.
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. WALK.
The Peterson family will give 11
sacred concert at the evening service
“’ lot the Norwolk Methodist church on
The militia euclre party will. be Sunday evening at the usual hour
held thlu evening at the llelle lulund rm“, program will hp as follows;
Club and a guy time is anticipated. Wm.“ ll1lct~~God 13 Low
”W“"”" Misses About and Gladys Petersen
Miss Annie Clown, or New Cannon. lViolin Solo~Berceuse
Ivnjoyod Sunday visiting relatives in .......... pro, Theo. Petersen
*South Norwulk, and at Rotou Point. Alto 5010.41,“, 1111 11 Bird “15,, (lludys‘
Soprano Solom Face to Face
Mrs. Harry R. Zurr of Now Cari
111111n,n11d Mine Edna later of Stem~ Cornet, Solo
ford ure camping M West Retell. ‘0' Violin Imet-Souude From Horne
in)" week tMlse Alvina and Prof Theo Pctereen
“"‘“"‘“ ‘Vocul Duct-«Jenna 1,111 or of My Soul
The large catbout "Daphne,' owned! Misses ”terse“
by Lewis ll. Nash, was hauled upon Cornct Duck—Selected
the Knob Club bench yesterday, and Mina Gladys and Prof. 3'th Petersen
Soprano Solo—~D1'y Those Tears
Mine Alvina.
Violin ()bligsto, Prof. Theo. Petersen
J
'is in readiness for the annual atlulr.
..................
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A couple of lit-lie 11111111111 young pco‘
pic who picnicked up Village (‘reek Violin Solo«~~hlelody in l“
Venterduy had 11 hard time paddling ......... "v Prof Theo Pctclsen
illlelr ounce 1111111 against the Strum! Alto Soiowllold Thou My Hand
southerly brcezc which nroae in the
latter part 0! the day, ...................... Mine Gladys
‘Violin Obliguto Prof. Theo. Peterson
”W at w
owned by R. W. J.;'\’11c Duet Abide With Me
The “Scrum" .
Micros (‘l d . .
,Kingnn, and tho ”Wekc.‘ Owned by!t ‘ I 11 if! and AM“ Petersen
lumen Tron-bridge, will be untied in 11'
special mm.- ut (‘lyntor Boy tomorrow
tor n lmnduonw trophy in the form at
‘Mlsa Dorothy Day in spending a I
. few days in Bethe! 1111 the guest or. 1'.
fChurlhee Riyer ol' llurrieburg,Pt1., 1
Mr. and Mrs. Warden of New York -
have been the guests of Lawrence .
bookkeeper in iBeers Bros. store, and ,
. on Sept. 3. The 111111111111 beheld in ' '
H
held Tuesday evening ‘3
At a recent directing of the enter",
Mason Jars, per
Ji‘nncy California. Conteioupee
Burnette 0111 Tom on per bottle ...... ....... , ......... 71:01.7 “
Absolutely Pure Spices (or preserving 1-i lb ...... .1 .......... 8¢
’ Tezor or 11111111191115 Club Cocktails, 11m ............... $1 00
. Fine California Table Claiei, gallon jug .................... 8
‘ All the leading brands Bottle
Prices.
‘ 83 AND 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
‘ PHON
dozen pints 45c .
Mason Jars, per dozen quads 5 ‘ '
. Double Surety Jars (wide mouth). dozen, pints ..............
, ‘ lifioulhe Surety Jars twido mouth) dozen, quarts ..............
Extra Large Plueapnles (very fancy). ouch ..................
...... 4l'or
Otto Slam-3 New York Franklurters, lb. ............... 22¢
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
101 ~
iii;
d Boers, Aloe and l’ortore at Low... .fi ‘
SOUTH NORWALK‘S
E 440. .
lbfllfilltx . ,»
Is Larger and More Varied
are appreciated by careful
Conneally
81 Washington St
Each evening there is a. large at {WWWR'RRQM
School Bells Will Soon Be
Ringing 3‘
Our Stock of Children’s Shoes
“EDUCA'I‘OR SHOES"
tifically made to best conform to growing feet.
1‘-
\‘ \‘xg. ‘5‘ \:‘\ VI ‘3. \
Than Ever.
Ar, ‘11-'27"; night? 47.. 1', non-r};—
parents, and they are scien-
‘fi‘
‘1
pm"? a!) m”.;‘ 4r;
8. Bracken
Phone 363-4
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..................... Mies Alvina,
Lost Chord Misc (liudys !
KOAL
It‘s a good sign of the high-gr
ccllencc of our methods that our
and year out
Let 1111 supply you.
EHARRIS 81 GANS COMPANYT-
Water Street, South Norwalk.
$20 COUNTERFEiT.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29 ~A dun
gerous $20 gold certificate was today
the noblect of a special warning is
sued by the Treasury lllepertment.
That the new tonne. of “queer" money
probably is being turned out by the
some bond which operated a. short
time 1111,11 is indicated by the fact thut
the latest issue in ldentital with the.
first note except that the check letter
has been changed from “1)" to "'C"
and the number from 40 to 132.
tlco of the existence ol the counter-
tcit. has been aeut broadcast by the
Department.
ADVERTlSE IN THE SENTINEL.
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In:
1.
KOAL
rule of coal we sell 11nd of the ex- , l
cuetomcrs stay with us year in l
1
Tel. 7M. '
We Represent
First Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire Insurance
Companies
1.1. M. Layton 81 Co.,inc.
REAL ESTAT.E AND lNSURANGE
5 Rallroad Ave. ' south Namath
A good adv. pays best in the beat-
paper.
u 1-11p.1liuch interest in cculercd‘ in
A Salnnngunll party wan tendered
lfllB smaller people of the Belle island
Club lust evening, and the whole prov-
ed 11 great 1111111111111. The little loiku
were 1:11ny tetod and enjoyed every
lmoment of tho affair. and the older
1 members looked on with happy oppre-
elation.
WWW
Lind to may in Vern Cruz.
'WABlil-NtVI‘tl/N A111: 29.»-Mminis~
trutlon oiliclulu were puzzled today by
new. dispatchoa paying that. John
bind bud monomer-ed 11in plunn to go
to Mexico (lily nod would remain in
Vern Cruz ocvorul days. While it huh
been left entirely to Mr. lilnd'u rile:
oration to determine bio own move-
ments. the undortltnndinlt has been;
from omcini Innocence received yes-
terday, that he would take an early
train today for Mexico City to roaumo
nmtlotlono with the Huerta govern»
maul.
ldnrly today no word had been ro-
ceivod from Mr. Lind indicating any
change in plans. The president hop-
on to leave for Cornish, N. it. lute
linden unless development» required
his pronouns in Washington.
up ’
no MEN WILL VlBl'l'.
Uncut Tribe, No. 28 ll. 0. ill. 11.,
on into the invitation or the
New Cancun and Men to attend that
osmium than on September 111.11. A
committee in min: tor imports:
Trainedand Ready
FOR THEIR
A COURSE or STUDY AT .
Merrill Business College
Will Help You Step Over
the Small Jobs
26th ANNUAL OPENING
SEPTEMBER
Efficiency, Progress, Expansion
Are Merrill Forewords
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Young Men and Young Women.
prportuni
2d,
1913
Norwalk Chronicler