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New Styles in Ladle?
I House Dresses
111 Gingham and Percale at.
51.00. sizes 34 to 46 inches.
Ladies’ Long KIMONOS in:
Flowered Crepe Cloth, at.
',l1.00 all sizes. ‘
May Mouton Patterns.
All Patterns 1....1.;.... 100 :3:
E. K BANKS
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
somewhat cooler tonight; Sunday
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ADVERTISE IN THE‘ SENTINEL
1 LAST
mean anything ................
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Cheapest Way.
to buy good Writing Paper.
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All Ladles’ nght Colored Suits, must go, and will do, if price.
nebular price villus: $12.50 to $26. W35198 ' $7098
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PIGTORIAL REVIEW
PATTERNS
Friday —— Norwalk Store , .
Saturday —— South Norwaik Store
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P. BEERS
PBiiS®
Our August I
Furnlture Sale
with its extraordinary economies is a once a year event. Therefore if you can save from 15 to 30
per cent. you should act at once. We invite the most rigid comparisons and we feel sure you must 3
how to the inevitable hict that our prices are the lowest, quality and finish the best to be had.
A few of the bargain to be had:
time-Amoco OrbflfiWWNWWWNWWN
Dining Room Nuite i Solid Mahogany Massive Square,
Fumcd oak, colonial stye But» .. ROCKET ' ' . TUDIflg Ii'Oil Bed I
fete, China Closet, 48 Inch Ex- 7, , . , 1
Wide back, stylish and up-lo— 1 Two inch post one inch fillers.
tension Table, Fine I - ,
Seat Chairs, one Arm Clair
....... $98.00 I.
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eather 1
date design, $18.00 value. Sale . brass mounts on each post.
price ....... $13 50 .510 9,8” I
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1 $15. 00 value for
Our entire four £100
The A.
's are filled with such bargains.
COLLINS COMPANY
sidewalks this morning.
Spots in Main and “all street were
flooded by the heavy rain fail] and
ran; moderate to brisk Southwest to Lyon’s Chiffon Linen made by Eaton.
'west winds. Weather conditions: Crane and Pike ...... 25¢ a pound
Showers have been quite general dur"Envelol)es .......... 10c a package
ing the last 24 hours in the Lake re-
We guarantee it the best for the
gion and along the Atlantic coast. The
money. Try it the next time
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the roads on and under the ‘hill in
Norwalk were almost completely wash
ed and runined. The roads near Pros-
pect avenue where they have just
been repaired were washed so much
that large rocks could be seen this
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00;
lilost Potatoes ............ .. ....................... . ...... 25c peck I
Davey 8 Family Soap, large bar .............................. ... 10c
Rest Peanut Buier, lb ........................................ . 12<:‘
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showers were heavy along the coast
from Virginia to Maine.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 54; high, 69.
Clear.
William Tuttle, of Bayview avenue,
is making a. tour of western New
a‘Iork.
Miss Clara Velsor, of Quintard ave-
nue. has returned from a visit in
Northport, L, I.
.11Miss Douise Maxwe'll,,of New liork.
is spending the week end twith
friends in Nerwalk.
is
L.
Samuel Hubbard, of Brooklyn.
spending a few days visiting A.
Seal-lee, of Norwaik.
Mrs, William Rose, of New York
city, is spending a few days with Mrs.
Frank Becker, of Fairlield avenue,
anter sport prizes or the Norwalk
Yacht Club will be given out Monday
afternoon. at ll o'clock. at the club
house.
8'Rev. David L, Ferris. rector of
Christ Church, New York. with Mrs.
Ferris and son. are guests of Mrs. E.
’W. «Stuart, of West avenue.
Contractor 1F. C, Johnson has just.
completed a handsome dwelling for
William Cartwright, on Cove avenue.
Mr. Cartwright has taken possession.
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want paper.
DONNELLY’S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
F01- UlMo-dlte Sew!“ Gall
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Dlroctm- and
Embalmer.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 60. Main St. 80. Norwalk.
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Follow the Crowd
ROTON POINT
DANCING
Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons.
Six Pieces of Music
Smith
Miss Edith Porter, of Norwalk, en-
tertained a few of her friends at her!
home last evening. Dancing, singing:
and music tvere enjoyed and refresh-
ments were served,
Cleanser and
There will be a tilting contest at the
Norwalk Country Club, lobar Day
afternoon at 3 o‘clock. This event
will be a very interesting one, and is
open to all clubs about Norwulk.
A runaway horse this morning col-
lidod with the letter box at the cor-
ner of Raymond and Day streets. and
tore the box oil, distributing the mail
matter along the street. Oiilcer Sum-
min took charge, of the letters and do
lilvcrcd them at the South Norwalk
post oilice.
NOTICE! NOTICE” '
if you are, a subscriber to The Ben-
tinel bring or send in 350 and not
three of the most popular mammals,
Hearst’s, Fashionably Woman and
’i‘he Metropolitan. for three months.
If you are not a. subscriber send or
bring 31.80 and The Sentinel and
magazines will he sent you for three
months by mail. it you prefer to have
I new-boy deliver your paper and on
title for mansion and my the boy He
awash for’l‘ho Sentinel. Thom
slac- deal with on the mat ub-
fleet! of ms! law and. will plan
«on who: of the m.
Wm...
Patent
TOI. No. 90.
(Continued from first page.)
making work for the street depmt
ment.
1 ' In South Norwalk
A large section of the fence at the
property of Mrs. Carrie Tristrum in 3
Burritt avenue was razed by the fierce.
wind. as was the Cluett and Penbody‘s
wooden structure in North Main
street '
A large limb of on elm tree in We
ter street near Masher & ll‘iynn‘ is cute;
was blown down. Magner & ll‘lynns’
huge wooden gate was blow 11 from its:
fustenings i
A freak in the wind drew the panesI
of glass in a window of Joseph W '
Rooney‘s apartments above his care
out into the street and (arried thei
fragments about fifty feet before theyi
dropped.
A cherry tree in the yard of iJeRoy
Adams in 'i‘eylor avenue was blown
to the ground.
A treeJn front of
tine’s home in Taylor
leveled.
Limbs of trees in West street were
blown down into the street, and prac-
tically all of the Hill Section thorough-
fares are reported to be similarly af-
fected.
A crossed wire caused the lire bell,
to strike once. ‘
Telephone Troubles.
The entire force of the Southern
ll
Dennis Vision.
avenue was
Dyer
24 North Main 8L,
louth Normlk.
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Mr. and Mrs. Loomon B. ’l‘ripp, or
South Main street, are spending a few
days with relatives in Boston.
Snap-a
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Silcock 0t 22
High street, South Norwulk, have re»
turned from n. sojourn at 'llarre, Vt.
Miss Hazel Lockwood, of South Nor-
walk, is spendin a few deya’ vacation
in Lake Placid. N. Y. with relatives.
Mrs. Emma Knapp sustained a nerv-
ous shook. yesterday afternoon at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Bumuel
M, Mum.
Miss Grace Lawrence and Miss
Mum Brockmuller of Norwalk, Ire
smith: a few day. visiting friends in
Ocean Grove.
i Harry unit, a clover and courteous
wands-mamas
summer-of Council a
amt-Michelson.
Mlflm,dmm
uranium-mam”
£~emumhufleflh
minimum“ -'
New [England Telephone Company is.
int work repairing some lines hundredi
iwiros which were put out of commie
81011 by the storm. The work will be? to the ground with a crash that (ouldl
completed by morning in all pmbubil- it
‘ity. The company was bit harder in
Itth storm than at any time for never
at years. Numerous wires wore blown
down by the wind or struck by failing
limbs and trees. A large force of line-
men worked all night and will be kept
busy all day today.
U. E. L. and W. Also.
The United Electric Light and Wu
tor Company 11 lines were badly touch-
ed up during the storm and all the
force of linemen are at Work today no
pairing the damage to service and
power. It is hoped that by tomorrow
fill will again be working satisfactor-
y.
Congregational Church Again.
A belt of lightning again struck the
South Norwaik Congregational Church
in last night's storm, ripping off nu-
merous pieces of slate and data 'uultil
a little damage. The old saying that
lightning never strikes twice in ”the
some place is oath proved to he with
exceptions. for the church has been
struck many uni-simian.
Municipalfl‘mhiu '
More of the low mm dinot
Irm- m by the loath await W
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BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, A POU NI) ................. . . . . . . . . 31¢
EXTRA FANCY POTATOES, A PECK ........................... 25¢
BEST FLOUR, LARGE BAG .................................... 75¢ i
’I‘RY A POUND OF OUR 30c CO ir‘FEE. ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS
USED.
The Great A&P Tea Compan .
‘24 WAuanTON 17., SOUTH NOBWALK
Deliveries But) I. 111. Ind 2:10 p. m.
F". Baum
Bolt Hit: Tree.
A bolt struck and spilnteredm tree
the Martin
tions. A few local services were out-stret in front. or the iiaugh homestead . ' ' '
SEVEREST 81.0““ F0“ but as usual no great damage Misfire" across the electric wirejs and .
um YEARS 1111111 ...... ...... nghl and Lehlgh C031
in Spring street, near
3Bates'fu1 rectory, hard by Hamilton'reuson or the electrical distdrbance.
iBITEI’NIE.
A tree [mslblowp down in Court
luudt place.
Knob club Float Struck
It was reported this morning that
the float at the Knob Club boat house
had been struck. Telephone connec-
tions with the Knob could not be made
this morning and a confirmation of
the rumor could not be secured
A number of the boats in the Knob
Club fleet dragged their anchors and
were carried up Village Creek some
distance No great damage is report1
ed, however.
Knob Road Closed.
.nella ilaird in West avenue.
morning. Repairs will be made. Finest American Cheese lb... .................... .. 20c?
Electric lights wires Were lbroken ‘ '
and linemen were called out to make
temporary repairs in and darting the 1 ANDREW DAVEY _
storm. 90 Washington St., South Norwalk, Phone 410 .
A large tree was blown down in
front of the residence of Miss Cor-
The limb of a large tree in Mei-win
In “East Norwalk. 3
The East Norwalk Electric lStalion
had (limit a We“ deal 0f "Wm" by in all sizes for family use. We purchased this coal at a fancy price
in order to have the belt for our customers.
The lighting on the north street cir
cult was put out by a short ‘2,t~irtuitl
believed to have been caused by a:
tree across the wires. Both com.
mercinl circuits were put out iof com-
mission. The damag’e will all be re-
paired by evening and the employees
are workingiovertlme to get1 every—
thing in the running again.
The last car and the special
from the Dorlon dancing pavilion
where the Foresters held a social ev-
enin last night. met with great diffi-
culties. The pole came off the wire
frequently and electricity Iplayed
pranks with the car and ltspaesen-
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438-
CIII‘
Optician
The regular road into the Knob
Club is filled with felled trees and
passage with teams is impossible at
this writing. A force of men is at
work and getting things ready
this afternoon and early evening. This
storm's actions in this thoroughfare re
call the severe storm which resulted
similarly some ten or twelve years
axe.
IN NORWALK
For a time all Norwulk,woa in dark-
ness as the street light current was
off and the wires in some places were
broken. The electric current. in the
' houses was off and the street cars
were all tied up during the whole
storm 1
A large tree in the front of David
l’lollard‘s yard was struck and tell
he heard all over the street. A large
tree in front of Charles 1.. Quinterd' a
home in Main street was struck twice
amt at the 1m ileum the whole one
foil. The first strike split the tree
in half and when the second lboll.
came it shattered the tree and split
ii. into small pieces. lit in said by
the residents near the Quintard place
than; it was the slmrpoat, lightning that
they had ever witnessed.
The runway which carries the pulp
from tho Dames and ship into the
pulp yard of the St. George Pulp and
Paper Mill in Smith street Was struck
by a belt of lightning last evening and
it‘was almost completely torn down.
The runway stands about 30 feet in
the air and it ran from the dock to
Smith Ntmti
’i‘he runway is completely wrecked
and a new one will have to be built.
The wind was he met last evening
that it blew down the chimney on the
house of Walter ii Pierson‘s home in
illut avenue. (the bricks that tell,
on the traumatic considerable dunmse
to the roof. melting holes in some
places.
All the traitor lines we tied up
momma and it was impossi-
blehoMmtemnivato“
{oriby the hard downpour werec
Everything in the Optical Line
gers. Many sustained slight shocks
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as the car received tilarges.1A large i Eyes Examined Free
crowd of the dancers filled the **%*WW%*****MW
two
icars and those who were not jrenched,
onslder . ,
w. A“ HANFORD
GARAGE
Have your cylinders cleaned by ‘the oxygen decarbonizer. 'It does
the work as well as you could do it by taking down the motor. it is
used by all the lefidlng manufacturers of automobiles. We adult 1'
for Si 25 a cylinder. - 1. 1 ’
Storage, Supplies. Renting and Repairing. , . s.
Agency for Stanley and Rambler Care.
We have several bargains in second-hand cars.
ed fortunate.
To make matters worse thei special
car reached the East av cnue1 railroad
bridge and found four feet oi water in
the gully. The car was retained to
the temporary bridge, and all those
many passengers, the young ladies in
light dresses and the young men in
their best, were drenched in crossing
to the cars or transfer at Washington
and North Main streets.
People are seeking fuses this morn:
ing to repair damage to loctricai
systems in their houses.
Apples were blown from t
limbs torn off at the pro:
iChuriea Subo.
A large poplar true was r
the yard of George 1.. llrltlou
street.
A'troo filled with Just ripe
was blown down in the yard
Mead. district cmumluuiouor. __
Tho silo of Charles Staples. on his --
farm in Kayaer avenue. was toppled i.
ever and blown completely down. .
A big tree was bldlvn dew: in the ~-
yo‘rd of George Ferris in idem low ave.
one and one in front of it linwkins j,
avenue was also leveled. i :3
At Cull Future. 11
The testers at the Call Pasture CI
beach reservation were plunged into
a. serious plight when the severity of
the storm wrecked their important
'con and .
orly of
11ml in
in lort ,
“The Meyer Sec of' the Meyer Car, . ‘
The Meyer Want to Own One” 15
Four and Bi: Cylinder Models in stock.
Camlozues or demonstrations on request.
Automobilol to rent by the hour, day or week.
OSCAR H. BANKS
GARAGE. RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN»
peaches .-
of ill. id. 7
dwellingsund blow their bionglngs
out into the Waters ot w l; island
Sound. or the thirty-four tents reab
tag so pmefuiiy yesterday, but four
remainedstandinlg this mo lug. The
beach» westho scene or area disaster
this morning andlthe maiori y of the
campers are packing up to 0 home. ,
Clothing, bedding, edibles, cooking
equipment. and in fact every hing the
could pm; up was carried aw y. Mitch
property was recovered. but the dam.
Special for Saturda
FANCY EVERGREEN CORN, PER TJQZEN .. . . . . .. .
TOMATOES. PER BASKET ............................‘
PEACHES, ran Basses 75¢. e1 00.:
Aphids, per peck 35c cans Milk ..
SWeet Potatoes. quart" 51: ed Onionspeck . . ....
Lima Beans. hail peck. ' 11‘25 lb. Bag Sugar ......
Plums, Music Melon
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