“An Invitation
This; advertisement in a-
personal invitation to YOU
. to buy coal of us. It is no
”less earnest than a personal
. solicitation would be and
“to some peeple is less an-
noying.
If not convenient to call in
. person, ring us up on the
I'phone, and your orders will
have our careful attention
Land the coal shall be the
best obtainable. ‘
Is The Time
to have your pointing and paperahang-
lug done. Our experienced men can
do it to y0ur satisfaction. The
prices are exceedingly low. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. Special low
prices on paints and wall paper.
‘A. COHEN
j‘olo‘Worer so. Tel. 342-13
Coal- Coal- Coal
I do not want to praise my coal“
a bushel of my goal you will buy a
ion. as I sell a very high grade of
cool.
"William Effron
3 Kuwait St.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
Also 1 nm' buying everything in the
line of Junk. Feather Beds a. spec-
islty.
,1. “kinds Alarm Clocks. Clocks, Watches
‘ (Walthu‘m, illisiu, Standard, Swiss. ln- .
some“. do)...
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but l am quite sure if you will try ‘
East Norwalk. '
oo ‘ Need 7 Watches
or Clerks)?
I underarm at good assortment. All
You Need Jewelry?
1 have new goods in Ghoius. Foil)
gyms. Cult Buttons. Buttons and
fl , . 3
You Need Optical
GoodSP
I give you as well known, up-tovdute
goods in Lenses, Eyeglasses. Specs
ltacles, Reading Glssse, Thermome-
ters. hamsters, etc.“
You save money by buying at
Charles Brand"
155 Washington St. South Norwalk.
Opposite HoyIt’s Theatre.
WATCH FOR THE. NAME.
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BUY
Hazelton
Coal
Cloak T8: Suit Hons , [I
33 South Main . South Norwalil
SALE SALE AL
If we could moire you ltulii realize what a saving It means to you .‘
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now you would come
more right awny—todsy—nud take advantage or these exceptional hur-
gains this sale otters. ll‘luer goods are not made, lower prices are not
to he round anywhere. Come and invastlgate.
Sale in both stororfltamford and South Norwalk.
The Paris
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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 Lowest Prices.
Come in before you go elsewhere.
M. GUTKOWSKY
Tel. 419.
The School
Cadet Stockings
made.
than any other.
WE BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES.
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Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store.
Warranted‘ to wear longer and look better
3 8: 5 Gazette Building, Nor-walk. Conn.
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Season Begins Tomorrow
are the best Children’s Stockings
All sizes and weights in stock.
'I ‘5“.- slé‘n I'I I I'I ‘I‘II I I.
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ROOSEVELT PARDEE GEDNEY.
Roosci‘elt P (ledney. formerly of
c
The B. Hershfield 818% C0;
TEL. 294. .122 WATER ST.
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A Full Line of
Boys’ Suits and
Shoes at the New
Men’s Store
Louis Ayrick
.Poet Office Block, South Norwalk
i
Your Awnings
now and save mon-
ey. We also do all
kinds of UPHOL-
STERING and Fur-
niture Repairing,
Mattresses Renovat-
ed Sllp Covers mode
to order. Our work
is guaranteed. Est!
motes cheerfully glv
on.
inKOHN
Phone 886-4. 45 North Main St.
5:..-”
[Love to Slug the
Song
I love to sing the old song
l‘vo sling so Ionl: to you,
You cannot hlml my priecg‘
No matter what you do.
No, l inner Tubes, 250. ll 1b.; No,
inner 'l‘ubos, 15c u IIIL; Aulo Shoes. 8n
n in; lluukll und Magazines, 35o nor
100; Nowupupcrk, 25c per 100; Rolls.
1c II 1h.
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Phone 912.
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is
or.
ADVERTISE N THE BEN’TINEL.
On or before Friday. Bent.
interest from Sept. lst.
lion at,
l
Prepare for the Hoi Sun. order
G. Yourdiskv
27 Ely Ave, 8o, Nov-walk.
WM m. .3...“ “W3...
All
Ltl
F cllow the CroWd
_'|'0.__
.M.L.ROSEN
where you get the best goods at the
lowest prices.
FURNITURI.
STOVES AND CROCKERY.
15 ELY AVE”
PHONE 722-12
OARPETS, RANGES,
SOUTH NORWALK
South Nox‘vnllx, died at Englellwood N 1eruted in the diary and this interest-
.1. on Sutnlduy morning at 10 0010““ img booklet do notes lilo distances from
{after It lingering ““1958 0f several gone plume to another .Ind are totaled
imonths, aged 46 years. He leaves to ill each city where the ind had stop
wife and eight children the eldest be- 'lmd
lug 12' and Lilo youngest a baby of tuoi -\\ hen i get out of this pm going to.
‘ycnrs; one brother George “- Gedney. Syracuse. X. it, where ll. worked set
of 2 Grove nll‘QGL, South Norwulk and :crnl we...“ 1.0mm i will get employ-
n cousin. “011W 0. Bailey 0f HIS""IIIQ)‘.~ and “hell lhnlc made enough
street, South Norwnlk. The funeral I ““1 “my“ “of“ III m0 WHY homo byi
services will no held from the “1116“" do} couch. My mother would send me
chum-l cl L"L<‘l'lflli01‘ C. Gremlmar'sllltlillfy to got. home now,
77 “all l.l“l liondo‘ anemic. l‘rylo- not lulu, il.
\“'-Jd. V. J-. 0“ “Dually. Sevli‘llli‘“l ‘ltllell l “as in l‘oxus lor she urotei
list, at 2 o'clock p. In. lliridgepJFl ml- that she would send the lure, lIuti
papers please com’J ll got ll union In ml head to go north!
Funeral of Mrs_ Adeline Green. '
.quin, and i did. When 1 get home.
believe me, Hi slay lherc.”
The funeral services over the re- Kollinscr told u Sentinel reporter lnsti
llllillls of Mrs. Adeline Green. W110 night. and in lllc. speech there was the
died or her home in Main street filler solemn \oln'lction which botollens
a long sickness Folday eloulng M the that the lad spoke thr- lruth.
age of eight} lite yours nus held \es- ,
terduy afternoon at ‘I oolock from her 0031' or LITIGATION MAY as as 3
late home. The Rev J. ll Simone ol- DUCED UNDER N'EW RULES. 5
fillnled, and interment toou place in
WASHINGTON, mm.
the Norwalk cemetery. .
...- _ p and state judges from every slate will:
ON YOUR WAY TO THE PANAMA Ironl’or tomorrow night or Monlrcum
CANAL ’(‘nnlldm ut the American Bar Associa-
Itlon meeting. to formulate plans {or u
complete relolm of the rules of Need .
[ing and practice on the low side or the’
ISuprcnlo (curl or the United Suites.
{0“ 3 ”ll' all Federal District courts ond‘evon-l
luully make unifoznl the practice in:
(llll courts ill the United Sixties. The;
him is lo olllulunte delay and reduce‘
the expenses of oil lliigutlon. i
The method to be discussed will be
-10 ohlnln lcgislutlon from Congress to
i
Start Any Time, Stay as Long as You
With, and Return at Your Leisure
All aboard! (let ready
to the great Pullllmu t‘unnl.
It isn't u bout trip. nor is ll a trip
by irh‘al.
What then?
Why. nothing less than u step into‘
liho front door of Punnmn. on lhrouull
l
10% Cheaper
Como to New England
Grocery and got your groceries
10 per cent. chcnpcr tllun else
lhe
where.
New England Grocery Co.
72 Na. Main 8:. Tel. 158.
Tel. 158.
iihc isthmus by misy stakes, and out
iiulo lilo l’uclflo oceun’ without even
lwalling the sole of ii shoe.
l How‘s ll's llll‘done?
l
1
permit lilo Supreme couri of the Unit-
ed States of its own motion to reform
its low rules just no it already IlllB its
equity rules and soon will make uni~
form the llilillll‘iill)’ llllil bankruptcy
rules. It also is hoped to ulIluln lugiu-
inlion lo give the. Supreme court su-
porinlcudcllcc over the rum 0f DIi'lHI'
lull unll pi'lll'lliffl lu nil lodcl'ul mlli
sllllo Coulis. ilii ill lilo iill4lllllli in Eur,-
lallll. and thus gruduully llluku lllil'
form court procudlll'c in every court.
in lIlll-l country.
The Sentinel gives you the oppor-
tunity through Ii houlllil‘ul big illus-
.lrnlmi hook culled "l’liliiilllli nnd the
jl‘uuul in Picture and Prose." This
book lcllu you or lilo uiruugc nullros
of the (‘lllllli zone, lilI-ir l’lllll‘lll’ll'l'~
alumen. which nrc lliifilflliiili to show
more. or ”Mr llIIlIllIIlIy lilllll is shown
Ioven in poillo circles of modern so
,“I‘Il'i 5‘ lll‘l‘ll‘l‘l'fi ”l” “WWII” “I UH" A mumorunliuln ulnllodylnk lIH' l'm'
Plain and
Simple
Advertising
Increases
Profits.
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ID.
couy Doepsitcd
5th. 1913. will be credited with
accounts receive equal alien»
A
" o SotlihNorwalkSariilss Bank
7 terrorists; in tumors deposit department only 14.00 a
:jlllliill‘. the limiting lullllllln. lili' flow
Jory. mill trove of this wonderful
[tropical collnlri‘, All of lllcoo (column
Euro (Inscribed ill llvlililll'lll wul‘ll pit“-
;iuros, llill‘l’llliliuimi \l‘llll i'ul'u liiuk-
ilrullulm. molly of which llrl- lilillili
girom \i’lill‘l'll‘lilill' studios llllll I'l‘pl'n.
it‘lllrod in olllullllili lull [illitl‘li in lili‘ll'
illllllrlll culurings.
"I‘lllu \‘llillllli! llII-Il Ili‘l‘lllllllfi u mlll‘l-II
{or lllllll‘lllllill in every on.» who pow
inclines ll. llil'oryilmli‘ ullllllill lollllw
inf llll- wonders Ill tho grout ('lilllll Iillli .
Its Illlllolmlllllnl lorrilurr ‘l‘lln unllrn
lillll‘} in III II in liliii lliilillllfl'lllli lmoll.
'Illl‘ I'ililllill‘l lllili urlllllul‘ll in New
,W'Ill till-1m \‘nlllmi‘ii lo Millers us or
,illulnoll ill lilo I’lllllilllll Allwrilw-IIII-Ilt
lullllll in prillloll (hill); in more col-
iumns. (mu l‘erill‘lculo In roulllrod,
Jilifl'liir‘l‘ with ll omnil expound Ilruullul
“ .lo cover llil‘ More items of tho. rust
of distribution. NI such onporiunllr
‘wuu l‘l'lil‘ presumed to gel ii volume
of this l’illif‘lllfll'l" for only lilo amount
oi the espouse involved in lilo. trill»
suction.
’W... »
polled «humans, prmIIIrI-d by \i'. ll.
Hughes. or llil‘ lll'plil‘ll‘lil ol’ lllslice,
in lo lw lilo hush: for the I‘cl'orllls lil‘w
pnllml ill the .‘Ilunlruui lilo-nulls. Alton
Hi‘i‘wilollorul Mcllllylluills will he lirlt‘l‘
will... It in understood lllliI lilo ill‘il‘
posed chuckles huvu lhu endorsement
or lilo .iIIIlerlcuIl liur Auulwlullou. lt
won ill lilu suggestion of the uniform
In'ocmllll'n l'lllIIIIiIiu‘l’ of the nusovlu
liml llllll IIll' (Ilril‘liillilllll ol’ the iiiIIlJi'l‘l,
wuu Ilrrullgvll.
HARTFORD WOMAN lilo YEARll
OLD.
Ilsll'rrollll. Aug, :Il, Mm. (Willis:—
lIlI~ il'Neil. who ill-l‘llilllii who in ill?»
yours of one. is livlnu lIl No. b limb
lord street illis rily. Although llI-r
lllclllllou bum lulled in u rullnllluruluv
reillulll, HIW ill in good illulllh for sum
or lwr grout Ilgp. slim mmndrl most
of her lime in land. Mrs ()‘anl nayu
she won born in liullilo, l. ullnty i 'm‘k.
lrelsnll. Mu: ii) 17, lllllil. "ill lilo second
your oi the rloin when several men
were lumped." Silo crime to America
in lsull and lived for molly yours in
Mlllllinlown. this pinto. She has lived
in Hartford ion yours with her niece.
Mllos Ellen llallincn; like has a son.
a very old mull. living in liloomlleiti.
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W.a
illonllnel Wants are ll quick notion
and inexpensive moons of communi-
cation. 'l‘hey sword a direct my or
currylng ll message to the ones who
will he most interested.
Most people locale furnished room
through sentinel Went Ade, which
contain lroru lime to time lists at
Martini. m for rent.
would hire.
.v
bin 1 “111' spending the week- end and Labor Day
I could 1.1%“? H0110 110le u‘llb leislives and friends in No." w.a1k
lirooklyqll and their son Franklin are
spending a is“ lluys with friends in
This Norwulk.
.cph Ashwoll and A. K. Fitch.
walk. enjoyed an automobile trip your
[terduy to North Salem. '
Hilwaederul visitors, yesterday afternoon. practic-
The
sentinel Wants paring milliliters
and employees together. where the
employer may learns! the proteins?
and expel-lame oi those whom he
John Tierney, or New York, is
I
\lr. null “15. Helm H. Wilson, of
Arthur Bolts. Russell Bylngion. Jos-
Of NOT':
Shi'el‘al canoe cnihuslusls furnished
much entertainment for (‘mmtry‘"('lnb
ing canoe tilting. in preparation for
today's sports.
.. , l
Bucko Murphy. of Norwnik. was nr-i
rested yestoldrly morning, by Scr-l
grunt Silk and ()lilcer llorney forj
drunkenness ills case ulllcome hole 9
the coull. in .\orl.\nlk 'l‘uesdny mono
lug.
Strength of
Newspaper ,
Advertising, .
The Strong
Power of its
Business
Getting ‘1
lilfficienoyfl
Is Fully Appro»
eluted by all
Who
The Business At—
tracting Quali-
ties of such.
Attorney George H. Vosburgh andl "
family of Putnam alenue, are spend-
Ilng the holiday out of town
4 Slammer...
Know
H. Krieger 81 Co.
The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
Choose Now and Pay
Later. Our Credit Terms
Enable You to Wear the
Best of Everything.
. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’
CLOTHING
Ior School Openng
llring in your boys and girls and we will lll lhcln
so that they may be proud of themselves.
‘I‘Wala a "
Ns‘\‘\.\‘\.\‘ .u‘ ‘
OPPORTUNITIES
Each day brings new opportunities,
added possibilities. for these who
are alive to their chances and quick
to take advantage or conditions.
I There is always a way for the cou-
scienllous. skilled worker to get
ahead—write a Sentinel Want Ad..
stating briefly and concisely your ex-
periences; tell of your proficiency and
seek it position w’nm‘e energetic. well-
:directcd service will result in definite
j advancement.
I The help wanted columns of The
Sentinel cover every legitimate line
'of human endeavor. Cocks. sales
people stenograpbcrs. maids, nurses,
skilled specialists in various lines.
WhiCh is Alive professional and business experlswall
pro at the command of the users or
Sentinel Wants.
The woman Won mles noun Souls
nsl Want Advertisements to secure
the household help has 9 little time
.tnr other Ihlmrs
The Advantage
of Liberal
Newepuper
Advertising
is Apparent
to the
Management
to its
W-..—
Opportunities.
"‘upf‘t ‘ir'
. wooeggoc ocigomofg
1500% Your Plumb-.1
illg Need Attention“
“.7...
.i
, It is siveyu best to latch
look or 1 pilimblnlv repair who II'
It Ilillil. ninth because its lull--
dcncy in to grow nurse with
gncgioct.
New Styles in Hats
for Fall 1913
lll'i’ now llcilir: shown.
A wide rmmu ol’ ulyll'u. colors
ullll Illmollolollu, lilo very slyluu
hulnu uhowu ill the New York
slurcs.
$3.00. $4.00. $5.00,
Knoll highest Irrllllo vclours
. ...... ...........$10.00
Pink Shins ............ $2.00
vl-lvut Four in ilunds.
50o and $1.00
I
You will save much unnuya-i
once, on well up time IlIIll trod
'blo by phoning or sending for , .
one whenever only part of your.
sanitary equipment appears to
be out or order in the least. ,
‘ "Home-mode" repairs ure'.’
makeshift: nt host. and are the” '.'
o
so».
oseph “Davis
dismsoro‘il‘ eraser,
he»?! .. . om
ifmsolrru NORWALK. com
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