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1 ram ever a. m micron All 9
kinds Morin clocks. Clocks. Watched
woman. man. am: no. em
set-oil. etc.)
You Need Jewelry?
1 arm new mo. in chains. Fob .
guards, Cull Buttons. Buttons and‘
1116.
You Need Optical
Geode? “
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It we could moire you dull) real what a saving it means to You
to supply your summer wearlnl ID rel needs now you would come ;
there right. awnywtodnywand take advantage at these exceptional Mr- ,
some this sale otters. ll‘lnor Goods are not. made. lower prices are not-
to he found anywhere. Come and investigate. '
Sale in «both stores-Glami’ord and South Norwalk.
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"dyertiocment. is a I
invitation?” YOU
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Fruit Jars Fruit Jars
«who; "2: ‘-
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“lightning," pints or quarts. daz. 90c . it
Best Jelly legses: tin tops. doz.. 6 oz. 19c; 8 oz 24c; 10 oz. 29c
Rings to fit all rats, 3601. for 25c “
It is no g 1 girl: VOL?“ wellElgrnown. up—lioédste Th '- -
out than apersonai §“W”"‘,"’B 111, “$363 8;: “£331,133; , . 1 Q , .2 Mesa ‘8 . t ‘ m 3 best makes at lowest prices ,
em. arom ere, . _. . “ ‘ ’ :'-' . ‘ , i " '.,.'
. m me money fi'y my,“ in ‘We' Are Still Doing Business n, .9111 s or (lust oz 50c E Z.. pints or quarts. doz. 691: 2?.
Charles ' Brand
Despite Alterations
, n: “3 up ’0“ the, 155 Washington at. Booth Norwalk. , a:
(and your orders will 0m“ W" “W w. n... 1...... .. u... no... Auditorium 3...... .. m... Compare these prices with those in other stores :25;
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
r‘ careful attention Main Street where we sell all Household Goods. new and second- . . o'
the batman be the o o 0 o a o a a o. 0.0 o o o. o o o Hind, at my”, Mm We guarantee prompt delivery
Tel. 419.
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Come in before you go elsewhere.
M. GUTKOWSKY
WE BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES. :fififific;:';::,;::: . 32,,ng INN-“"1“." ;:'.§,.:."._ 3.33,.
our
W
ilillili Mill. illllilliii
Edward Lucy.
The funeral services over the re
mains of Edward Lucy, who died at:
his home in N0. 1 Kellogg street yes-
terdny will be held at 8.30 o‘dock
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H. Krieger 81 Co.
lllllll Milli lllliil
WALL STREET, 10:45 a. m.-Spir..
ited bidding ior..the speculative lead- i
ers caused sharp upturns when trad- i
lug was resumed today atter the triple,
holiday. Buying was centered in the!
coppcrs, which were traded in near-i
hour painting and paper-dung-
Hazelton
' ‘ Hiiiillil WAS (iii
1:. ominous .11: (.1031 .. M 3“” W"
heel-fully given. Special low ‘ .
TheB.Hershheld&SonCo. Canoe and Motorboat Races
lute rind wall paper.
O H E N i TEL. 29“ 122 WATER at Tennis Tournament Finale, from his late home and at 9 0010C“liltyhowiug‘tlo the}. fighting“? tfiendteincy, The Leading OUtfi‘ters in The_Norwalks
from St. Mary's church. ‘intciinenr :0 ‘8 inea mm“ H" “ma ans, West W’ashington Street
. | v i
will take place in St. Illury's cemetery. ;ol' :1 strong showing in the producers ,
,monlhly statement Ltuii topper gains:
ltd ill. Chino 1" o S, and Amalgamated:
'l. The largest guin was mode by: ‘!
.Cunudinn Pacific which rose tour. U
‘ Prize Awards. and Dante Oc‘
cupy Attention oi Young Peo- '
pie
Tel. 342-13
SEW
P2
liter St.
coil - Coal
Funeral of R P. chney
The. funeral of R P. Geriucy \vus
held from the. undertaking cliupcl oil
339
A Full Line or Choose Now and Pay
1-...1—l—l .C. (.ireeulont, 77 \\ est pnlluside live-£01m: “3111111615; if“??? ugviuci'ed; S! . ' ' £3
‘ ' ’ . " . ~llc slant t‘ui was 3' guy 3 , . . q .2, 0 tom no 11 on not
0 want to raise co 1 y ' d ”l“ 13‘ . nue. Lusakuood. N l.. \estcidux at - , L t O C d t r ;‘
til lille sure p" vouni'gill ti): . BOYS SUltS 811 place yesterday irom curly morning: 1,. m., and was conducted m the incliic and Bethlehem Steel i. fall 3 er‘ “r ire l erms it?)
i :' ‘ until into night. There were tennis it ,. Carl :4. deb-w ,f ,9, lohn's “rock on the New Haven roud toda)’. . ‘ A"
b ll‘iiy coal 37:? {rm law a, Sho t the Ne tournament games, cunoc races, motor min-1,9] \iordiiitf Ki}; Jag“; .I..u,.tnlised another slump in that stock. I “able You to wear the
g “e a very g gra e of BS 3 w ' ’ ' It was sold heavily in the openiugl '
'bout races, 11. dance. and the ceremony
01' the distribution of prizes to those
who have won some of the summer's
events.
The cunoe 'uco for o. cup which
to ‘
,, [trading und yielded
low record
priiillieul'ers from South Norwnllt uc
George ll. (.lediiey, Henry 0. liuil
rind Charles J. Reurdoii. interment
was in the linglcwod cemetery.
2%
n
2 1 811110 14 it new
Men’s Store Best Of Everything.
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WALL STREET, Noon—influential
factors which were ignored in the
lliam Effron
East Norwalk.
Tel. 441.
no of Junk.
it: 1.. .
moi am buying everything in the
Feather Beds 111 SPEC-
Louis Avrick
Post Office Block, South Nat-walk
.aYour Awnings
ey.
kinds of UPHOL-
nlture Repairing,
to order.
on.
"When You Begin the rail
Housecleuning
JUNK
, Newsnupcxu. L’hc per 100;
o lb.
(y entire for the Hot Sun. order
now and save men-
We also do all
STERING and Fun
Mattresses Renovst '
ed Slip Covers made
Our work 15 ELY AVE,
is guaranteed. Estl—'
mates cheerfully gir-
KOHN
45 North Main at.
In September
in} pay the highest prices for
El) 1 Inner Tubes, 25c ii ”1.; No
Books and hirignzlncs, :~.'.c per
Rugs.
F ollow the Crowd
.. TO _
M.L.ROSEN
where you get; this best goods at the
;lowest prince.
FURNITUQB. CARPETS, RANGES,
STOVES A-ND CROCKERY.
SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 722-12 ’
10% Cheaper
Come to the New England
Grocery and get your groceries
10 per cent. cheaper than else
where.
New England Grocery Co.
72 Np. Main at. Tel. 158.
Tel. 158.
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Plain and
Simple
Advertising
Increases
Profits.
.0.
must be won twice in succession ill
ordcr to retain it permanently, was
won by id. .l. Quinn, .lr.. rind, Arthur
Clark. \V. C. Smith, Jr. and Kenneth
Austin, winners of the previous race.
were second. Thus, it either of these
teams wins another race, the prize
will go to them.
The motorboat race was purticipat-
cd in by about ten boats and this time
was nicely run off. William F. Clarke‘s
"Nollie" \vou theyruce handily with
William it. Thompson‘s “Vied” in sec-
ond place. The judges were Richard
ll. Golden and George E, Edwards,
The tennis tournament was finished
upy yesterday and the “tumors are as
l’nilous: Menu tcuni ~—Philip Klein.
leorgc Smith, and Thomas Purity.
Juniors‘ tonin-«Williilm Kent. Thomuoi
Surlor, 11nd George \i'yutt. lzidiee'
tt‘lili‘l—whliuues l‘llhcl Money, Catherine
Purnoll~ 11nd Marguerite l'lubhcli,
Module were awarded tho winncru'
luut stoning.
(in Suturduy afternoon there Mil he .
n mcn'u doubles cuiioc race for tho
ciiunipionslilp of ilcile island for this
your. (inc of tho ladies of The lsluurl
thus donntcd u handsome prize for this
uporlul event.
This ulloriiooii Mrs (‘ (' Perry and
hits (icon. 9 l“, Footo rite lioulouncs :11
it curd purly ut the rlub.
TUMBLES OUT OF BALLOON:
LANDS ‘ON SPECTATGR'S HEAD
-m
Aoronuut at Salilbury.
Comm. Fair
Fracturol Skull.
SALISBURY, Sept. 2. ----- ~Whilc lllliii~
in}: nu usccnuloii ill. the Sullubury l‘ulr
,rcntcrduy ui‘icruoon. .loliii lirouhy. u
bullnouiut, collldr-ri with n guy i'opo
which luiublod hTm out or his cur,
rind he tell upon the lwud of Hurry
Miller, or Lulu-ville. u Hum-tutor.
The latter is ill. hlu iltlllll' suffering
from u l‘ruciurmi ulrull. l‘i'onhy \tuu
luhcn in tho, hilt-hilold county Hospi-
lul. oi Wluaiod. Wili'l‘tl it in acid hm
condition in nurlouu, nilllouuh not
noccnuurily crlllcul.
.‘ilclhlicru (if our Sister»; liolich ill
Lorine. .\o 55 l t.) (l 11* . loll Nor-wit! it.
yesterday morning for M111. lieorgo t“).
Crouby .1 rump in Cull i’usiuro when
they were eutorluluctl by her. They
went from Norwulk about do strong.
and hot! it fine spread. llluihlriz and
other seashore, events were enjoyed.
W
This iiuceoument hooker are now in
the office of City Clerk John .1. ounce.
The new turniture in the utilize oi
the writer commissioners has beepin-
stnlled and the old tortures have been
treated with a cost or varnish.
A good adv. without in the but
W’-
:thiu afternoon from her into home at
:2 o‘clock.
,rt-conmiluuioucd nil of the other Dev
Slightly Injured. While Other i
Funeral of Louise A. Randell.
The funeral services over the re;
tuning of Louise A. Rendell who died
at her home in Silverminc'lhst Sntuo
day at the age of it) yours were held
The Rev. Mr. Richter oili-
clutcd, rind interment look place in
the New Cunaun ceiiiclcry in Silver-
mine.
Funeral of Miss Grace 8. Tumor.
The funeral services over the re-
inulns of Miss Grace 5. Turner, who
died yesterday in Greenwich, were
[held in Wilton this afternoon at 2
:Worloch. The Rev. (‘ A Marks, of
\\‘.lllon oiilciuted uml interment toolx
place in .loea ilill cemetery.
WALSH SWORN iN AS
REVENUE COLLECTOR
Relppolnto Eaton‘o Deputies Tempor-
arily. Awaiting Civil Service List.
HARTFORD. Sept. ‘J.~~Collcctor of
internal Revenue James .1. Welsh, oi
.‘ilcridon. was sworn into office router
day by lleputy (‘olloctor '.i‘.\ \i.lly.\bee.
at the lcdciul building in this city.
(‘ullcctor \Vuluh rucommiusioncd Deu-
uty Collector iiyxhoe no the Chief
lit-puty Collector iilld Collector Walsh
1111' i‘olleCloz's for such portion of his
term he l'tliit’CiOY-~-~lll)iit‘ to cxcocd
ninety days-was will be necessary to
mnitc nupolulmcniu from t'llvil Scr-
rlcc cxuiuiuullt‘mu.
llctlrluu Collector Robert t). liuton.
of North Huron. ciivo tho. members
at lllu l'oriuor olilciul l‘umlly u dinner
ht tho Allyn House. which with nt-
iomir-il by (‘ulirctur \Vuiuh, llawouuo
Auciil Samuel ll. Anion. oi ilouloii.
null ulioul twenty-lire liopuiy (folicc-
(on; of internal llovouue. Thu mem-
burn ul’ (‘tiloncl “MOW“ lormcr ()liiilii'l
l'niiiiltv prompted him with it hold
\t‘ilii'll.
l‘hlli‘l‘ Morrlil iluulncuu College now
for u rcuiplcto comm: in boohhm-lilhlz.
shorthand. iypcurltiug cud sivtihuih
him 84 liool your begun iodni lloolm
'ind ulutluncry free. $03810“, ii u. in.
to “.‘l nth ‘1»
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'1‘. ii. Leonard itching. oi Putnam
'ovonuc. resumed his duties in the .
South Norwnlk Trust Company thin The Businesa At.
of interest
Milifi (lrnce Howard.
in vmtlon.
l
morning utter a pleasant vocation
count in Philadelphia and other points
monographs:
for City Clerk John J Cunoo. resumed
her duties this morning align: a piano:
Bouaewires watch Sentinel Want
Adi'l. for clues to that cciiliild- do "net‘-
sharp opening rise became operative
Inter and speculation took on a hcavy
tone. Th9 impairment of bank
serves shown in Suturduy‘s statement
and the prolonged uncertainty regard-
ing Mexican affairs served to check
bullish operations. Stocks of rullrouds
traversing the southwest were olfact-
ed by reports at continued high tem-
peratures. Weakness of
trunk linc stocks ridiculed In part the
conversion by New York Central and
Pennsylvania of large gains in gross
earnings to losues in net. Bonds were
easy.
1-—
The
Strength of
Newspaper
Advertising
The Strong
Power of its
Business
Getting
In Fully Appre-
ciated by all
treating Quali-
ties of such.
tor, position! "
re- =
.
eastern ‘
Emciency
BOYS’ AND GlRLS’
CLOTHING
for’ School Opening
”Bring in your hays and girls and we will lit them
so that they mly be proud of themselves.
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M
OPPORTUNITIEKS.
Each day brings new opportunities,
added possibilities, for moms who
are alive to their chances and quick
to take advantage or conditions.
There is always a way for the con-
scientious. skilled worker to get:
ahead-«write a Sentinel Want Ad..
lslnting briefly and concisely your or
perlenoes; tell of your proficiency and
seek a position where energetic. well-
dircctod service will result in definite
The Advantage
of Liberal
Newapnper
Advertising
is Apparent
to the , l The help wanted columns or The
Sentinel cover evcry legitimate line
Management V got human endeavor. Cocks, anion
,pcople, stencgrnphers. maids. mime.
. . .. skilled specialists in vurious lines.
00 hICh 18 Allve professional and business expertswuli
are at the command of the users or
. Sentinel Wantl.
to its
. The woman woo renal upon Senti-
nel Wont Advertisements to occur.
the household help line a little time
for other thin”
Opportunities.
New Styles in Hats
for Fall 1913
life now iiciiiu shown.
.\ erlo l‘lllllli' or ulylrw. colorii
uud dliuoiminuu. the wry Nylon
lit-inn shown in the MW York
Norma.
$3.00. $4.00. $5.00.
Knox blnhcni urndn Vt‘ltlllrs
$10.00
Phil: Rhlrtn 32.00
Velvet Four in llnnds
50c and 31.00
i
l. , sending lore:
-. .us whenever oily part of your-“3..
manlinry equipment appears tom
be out or order in the least. I '
” "iiomeunnde" repairs unr- ,
3 makouhllts at heat. and an the... »
' coutliest‘ in the long run-W.-
;_ place your plumbing promotion}?
" ”lilo by "phoning or
1-H....n-.n
Joseph Davis
I“ WA‘HINfiTON IT‘EIT,
WA LK. CONN
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