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“advertisements is ‘ 11
‘ invited n to YOU
my cool of us. It is no
iea‘mest than a personal
,tllta'tiqn would: be‘ and
1111 «some people is less an-
GoOdS?
tacleo Reading Glusse,
tars, Bummoters. etc.
155 Washington at.
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
You Need Jewelry?
cosine, Cuff Buttons.” Buttons and
You Need Optical
I give you all yell knovm. up-tovdate
goods in moses, Eyeglasses. Sow
Thermome-
You save money by buym8 at
I Charles Brand I
South Norwalk.
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to he toundI anywhere:
33' 51111111 this lot
It we could moire you fully realize what a. saving it means to you
to supply your summer "Wearing apparel needs now you Would come
here right awayw-todaywnnd take advantage or these exceptional our.
gains this sale offers. Finer goods are not made. lower prices are not
Come and investigate. '
Sale in both stores-«Stamford and South Nor-walk.
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Coal
The Time
{hove your painting and paper—hang.
60119. Our exporienced men can
t-‘ to your satisfaction. The
ll are exceedingly low. Esti-
tos cheerfully given. Special low
use on paints and wall paper. -TEL- 294.
Hazelton ~
The B. Hershiield 81 Son Co.
122 WATER 3T.
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-
Come in before you go elsewhere.
M. GUTKOWSKY»
WE BUY. SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES. ,
no-1.»-
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Tel. 419.
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LIFE SAYEBS All]
A PRETTY ACTRESS
One of the actresses playing this
.wcek at lloyts Theatre in' Bell Boys
COHEN
'40 Water St. Tel. 342-13i
.COal Coal- Coal’
g. I do not want to praise my coal,I
M“ i am quite sure it you will try
~11 bushel of my coal you will buy a '
ion, as I sell a very high grade of
”coal
William Efiron I
3 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
A Full Linehof.
hiloys" Suits
Men’s Store
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Hair, Mattresses
RENOVATED I
__'r0._
10W est prim.
dque and Modern Furniture. I stoves AND CROCKERY.
Made to Order. ‘ I PHONE 7 2 2 1 2
and ‘
Shoes at the New
do) afternoon, which gave the Reich
Point Division Lite 811111111 something
.to do. The. swimmer screamed for
1.111111, believing hersclt in deep water,
Il1ut the] Life S111 els say she was not
o1er her hand.
Betore the boys had reached her
side the actress tainted She wuscnr-
ricd into the emergency room where
Istimulnnts were ndn1inistored.. the
Tlittle miss responded nicely to the
I treatment and was soon all right again
Iin the water at “01011 Point yester-
I
Tel. 441- Tcl. 441. Post Office Block, South Norwalk
A180 1 am buying eierything in the . , ,
line of Junk Feather Beds a spec-4 ‘ , ~’ rm“—
iolty.
mIFollow the Crowd
M. L. R O S E N
where you get the best goods at the
motoring and Repairing of An. Funmvuno. mantra, RANGES,
logo, Blip Covers and Mattresses 15 ELY AMI... SOUTH NORWALK
IE" will pay you to lot 11‘: estimate
your work.
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jnltllougll rather weak in)!“ her expe
é ricncc.
Louis AvriCk I lllllIIS 11111111111111
Funeral Services of Edward Lucy.
Tile funeral of Edward Lucy, who
Idlcd at his home ill Kellogg street.
\londay, were held yesterday at 8:30
o‘clock from the house und 9 o'clock
lirom St, Mary‘s Church. Rev. Fit-th-
I
and the Belles," met with an accident BeIigious Ceremony in Roman
er McGinnis ol‘ilcl ntcd 111 the mass At
jlhe oii’erlorv Miss llelollu ll \iiilerd
sung Ave Marin, later One Swoctly
(Solemn Thought. and us the body was
borne from the church, Lead, Kindl.‘
;l.lght. The flower hearers were John
Lane and Patrick Noinn. "The poll-
tbenrera were John (.‘lurk John .\0»
Han. thll Luci, William Nolan “ill—
_ Item (7. O' llricll and Daniel McCllrtln.
.KOHN
45 North Main St.
‘ ”Willemb'ér
’ In September
Whoa You Begin the Fall
Houseclesnlng '
Rho't I pay the highest prices for
JUNK
where.
72 No. Main 8!.
Tel. 158. "
1
10% Cheaper
Come to the New England
.Grocery and get your groceries
10 per cent. ’chenper than else-
New England Grocery Co.
Tel. 1511.
lThe funeral was largely attended.
I'l‘hcre were a number of floral nio-
:morinls. «interment was in St. Mary's
cemetery.
Thomas Eugene Ehrelart,
151110111113 Eugene l'lllrolurt riled all his
into home ill 'l‘oilsome avenue, Nor-
wulk, yesterdlly at the 11111» of forty.
four yours. The t‘uncrul services will
he held in Lutheran reinctery, ,_ New
York, where interment will I take
place.
1
Mro. John Mead,
1 inner Tubes. 251- 11 1b.; No. 2
er, Times, the a 111.; Auto Shoes 80
.. Books and .‘llugnzincs, 35¢ per
lilo; Newspapers, 2511 per 100; Runs
.Yourdisky
11111111 911.27 Ely Av... 80 Norwaik.
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t‘ul'oner John J. l’liélllll
(‘lork Wililum ’l‘.
lnllllzl-liouut-l' was nllL
1I'.udu(l Ill lilIlluopoli
puhllt'.
.”..mm . .
than, .1
BOV'S DEATH ACCIDENTAL
Coroner Find. Havllnnd Youth Wee
Killed by Auto Unavoldably.
hund
.11111~11"’11 finding ycsiel'dhy that tho re-
11-111. (lollth of Tullnluduo l). 'liovllulld. :
1hr ln-ycnr-dld 11ml of Superior Court} '
Huvliuud. when
run into the automobile of Albert M.
the ”mm.” llul'oso died llt tho Norwulk liespilul
“d Under'iuliel livdlvlit of Wilton,
he
i‘null oi’ nny pvl'uon, lull was 1111 1111'! ISI“““"’ "‘0an
1' (it'lil. duo in tho muddy t’tilllllllilll l,ll:.h"hl “I ““r “”0 home “I,” "‘"mlm‘
lIll roadwny ul tho Fltll'llt‘lll 1111111119. 4111111 111 1“” “NW“ ”l Aunui‘nption,
l‘hc ilndlu'l: termini won ill the (‘utllollr- (-olllolury.
1111,1'11 thi- mud i‘t‘l't’l‘l‘lBJ to won llii‘. only 1WL‘I‘II’I’H'
obstrurilml to trawl Imd lIln nnlllle
works lloplu'tulcm and tho coutruclorn 1
luukinlz 111111111 rcpuirr 1111111lhl 111111 more.
cure in “WWII”! tho l-ill‘t‘i'll-t in Hilt'll t'tlil:
dltinll that they will he color for the Lexington lll'ollllu. died lust night. in-
”mm
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2011 or colors Friday. Sept. 5111. 1913, will be 1111911111111 wnli
interest Iron: dept. lit. All accounts receive equal sited
, South Nerwulk Savings Bank
Rum-111 1.11. 11111111 swarm-1111 only 14.11 11
“I Mrs, John Mend. of Wilton, died In
‘ihu Norwlllk Ilospiilll, lust evening,
Sill‘ wus nilulliled to the hospital last
Monday sufferlnu l‘l'olll typhoid 'fovol'.
llns
tho, l‘l'lilllllltt I11 chulno 11nd the l'uln rul
services will he unnounccd lull-r 1',
Mary Mlgllarese.
Mun leilzllnrosv wile of John Mil-1
’lllo
l‘uncrul wus
iv...”—
Baby Stephen Golysa.
for Mr. 11nd .\il'll. Stepheni'illli'ull,
‘1n~
Siopllvn. lllllotr-un lnonlhll' old boll‘
oi‘
torment will he in lllvcrslde celllotcry.
M1 ....... .m....~~»~m~
l'Illlll‘ of
to pro to school.
where there is an officer stationed ell
cry dlly for the protection or
children. The uollccmnu is there it
press this upon their cldldton.
l‘oill'o 'l‘llonlus Lolltllor-
lulld wishes to cull the intention to the
pure-11111 null lost-hers or lire children
who urn forced in cross 11161.1 uvcnuol
in ionic both ways
before they tillll‘l to creep and to cross
1
the
)
use that the children are not hurt lllld
' githy 11mm in tiresome wince overt
day more should be no reason
tor any accident. Today.
4.411441 second dly or this 'Ichool your in
' tlii 11111111211111 school. was
hurt The bonnie are urged to int-4
A lood 111111. no" but is lilo but tor tidings 2m loans at mostlhl4"
4 NW. lsrtlelou. - l
.‘-.".;.-."-. -. golfer-.1.
1:. .‘al'. 4 1-4
Parquet Flooring
Looks and wears like hard wood.
We have several designs in stock.
nuet the thing 'for filling around rugs and for hello etc.
We MakeWindow Shades to order-1
, Estimates furnished for 111 single window. or for a whole house. Expert workmanship, perfect lit,
and prompt delivery guaranteed.
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fIIRMIII PIIIIIIIIIIII KIIIII
WIDS I’IIIIIIJESS IIIlIIIRIA
WALL WIRI' ET 10: 4’1; 11 m.-—~Pres
sure 1111s again directed against the,
stock l1inrl-Ict in the. opening trading4
today, uhhough the small recovery
late yesterday made the hours cautious
and selling orders were distriilutch
more with s View to testing the mar-
kct than to winging alloui 11 further;
material decline. Offerings were 1113-?
ccplcd at :1 shade below yesterday's;
. 4 . _ 4 4 _ close, and declines were slight except:
blC-hidlllhtihx, Goi‘lnnny 591” 4Iill 11 few cases. Illending 11nd I’llion:
;‘;\:“::::lm:§”l:’::e ktirllliymto 1:12:32“: I I‘llCllll. in 11'hl1: l1 sclllnu was llcnllest
Augustine \ictori11,1lnu lltcl' 01 Drink, IN“ “I out .1 no pl ouch (alludian P“ .
Willium‘, oi liohclizollefll hy CuldinkklI ciill nil -'<1 mm ed 0“ .1 point New Ha I
.\'1‘:tto.fol'mcr irrhhlsilon Patrix: l a 11211 ~.1111- 0d u better lone opening on I
1 U01 14111111111! i‘lom yesterdm' s close ‘,
Lisbon, who conducted the rolls lO‘HI‘Southcrn l‘uciflc begun the dnv with
Catholic Church Followed by
Civil Service
ceremony. and by Count August zli a 5.111111] gain hut quilkl‘v yielded onI U
Eulmlilurg, Grand Millsllill of the Pros 111111<lcrutc (\“erlugs 111 \(Isim‘d‘dy' s 1011
sinn Court who presided 1)\'el‘ tl1eci1ii prim of or. 3 8
4‘fU1‘U10“ , Ion secondary ilrlnsuclions and New;
’lhe religious rites begun at halfyuuwn rose 1 3.3,
pustreleven 1n the Roldan Cuthoiic Pol-1t \‘l‘ 1111, 3'] iii: 31' \‘oon ~Sllcclliu.
ish Church near the palace. i'he road “'0” all: 11111111111 ll dcmllock lotlav and
1110M! “‘lllCll ”10 1)?de i‘llll‘ Pflfibwlullhonuh the pl'1domlnuii1n: tendency
“0m the palace to the CIlUl'Cll “35 during the morning was (1011 n11.111l
spanned ““11 Mobil): COWWd ‘le lllmcnlcnts were \uriuhlc and hide-
“0W9” “11d along both sides “ “1'0 (lisive. Hours were less 1'onfideilt.I
drawn up lines of soldiers und school touring 111111 the 11mm of the decline:
children $01 the lust few days and the large I
The little capital of the principalityI short “uproar 11011 lelm’od to be out-
oi' lioheuzollern had nlude r-11:ry etiort gmmnng might lead 10 a sudden “1)..
[0 reude‘.‘ itself “LU‘RCLHQ (0" the 00' turn. Operations 0'“ llll‘ tong Slilt’l 4
cuslon. although it, was understood were discouraged by the, ease by I
that the marriage was to be celebrated 1.14111 l1 stocks succumbed to the sprun-
in as quiet 3 mmlllel‘ 85 BUSHING» 0“‘ dlc selling. Weather reports from tho.i
1118 t0 U19 political situation Icoru and cotton crop regions told of
A gate of hollor was erected ill the a ontiuuod luck of moisture in the1
railroad station, where all the royal corn belt. nlthough some will was re-I
8118MB were met by military 9800118. ported in sections of the cotton and
which accompanied thorn to the [1111- wheat. acres-go.
“it this time u strict watch one kept JUDGE“ WALSH cuTs
llllL SENTENOES
011 all strangers ul‘llllng here he
The market SilflcnedI,
l
cause it was thought by the police lhut: ‘
an attempt might be made on tho liteI
oi the ionizer king of Portugal. Nolll- '4 Judge Walsh ol‘ the 1~111lr1 or com-
ing. however. in the form of 11 lnuuit‘os- 111011 4.14.84: 40444.4! 111.1110 changes in ”WI
tntion llgulnst the exiled 1110111111111 lnur sullen“. rmentli 12111-11 nil tour men
red the occasion twho figured in .1 humbling l'nid I11"
M “‘0 church “19 princes 1"“! 1’7"" Judge '1 iorucv of tho (liceuwich 11111413
(-933.13 formed 11. brilliant 1;: mm. Ule'1ourLCcm'uc lloles. who was fillt‘d‘
varied uniforms oi the i‘onuor glitter.- 3101‘. 11nd sentenced to 1.11 days till
int; ulth orders They “(W Hill‘““"“' _.illll llmi the line reduced to $100 nullf
ml by runny prominent milllflr.‘ “WI lull 11111111111111 lt’llllllld: Amhrm'eE
civil peroouages. also Queen-“other lloles who was lliuld $130 and non-l;
iuulllc 01’ l’mlugdl the ”“10“ 0‘ 111110111 to 1:11 (lilys. hurl ,lull shutout-1-I
Will”. NDI’BSOMIHK Mill-i “WW"- 0" remitted 11ml lino lowered to $201111
ldngiond; Prince iflltel Friedrich. “3|", \\’illlulll ll. 'I‘honlpson. who wns illlclll
resenting tho lcrmull emlwrm‘i ”Nolan and sentenced to in days. \villI
Duke and *l‘luchcss of Cohurlz; lllfflllteulow only 1111111 to plly sum and he:
llnd'lnfnutu Cullen. 0’ Spill“. 1'91““? will not “’hln't- 10 some his term In;
't‘llllud the Mill: and dili’t‘ll 0" Swim“ lull: .l. llurlls, .1 llllrtvlldel', who “'iirlI
and the iluke ol (ll-non and the Duke «)1 lglnnlh linen 3110.111111 dim-harm.“ I
111111 lluclll'fis 0i Acute. I't‘i' resenting liichllrd l’llludill churnedwill1lump-}
the llulinn l‘(l\'ill l‘umily. hill 11 housn or 111111 r1,1uintion the Al' !
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Choose Now' and Pay
Later. Our" Credit Terms
Enable You to Wear the
Best of Everything.
AND N GlRLS’
CLOTHING;
» for’ School: Opening
Bring in your boys and girls and we will fit, them
so that they may be proud of themselves.
BOYS’
I \‘\‘\‘ Va
W']-I’I-/-/'/~j' U
H. Krieger & Co.
The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
The Advantage
of Liberal
Newspaper
Advertising
is Apparent
to the
Management
Which is Alive
to its
Opportunities. .
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ilulnudlllloiy 11111-11 the ccrcmlllly “t llnlllon howl lllllllzc‘: Hill who own 111
111111111111111111111111111 wns illidronsod to 1d a "ll“ of Sltltl 11nd rosin 111111 11
tin newly 11111111911 couple 111' 11111 11.111911011011111 111111111111. from 11111111111.
l’l‘llll'u Abbot oi' Elllliledi‘lll. Ill llllicd wort, 11'111'. lu-nrd. The Jill!
ill the ANN Alllltll. (ll l’lOlll‘t‘lll, Wllil lillil wm; 11113114111411“! 1m] 1113 prollilnv it) (llill ‘
l‘ulioll suddenly in. llllnllllvss.
111-1111111004 _
After their return to tho plllui'e. ox- Louis (irons. 11 luilul' oi alllto 11111le 'xlng Need Attentlon
King Million] and his ill-lilo rocclvml Bridgeport. was schism-11d to inli fol-l I '
deputlltiullu representing lhe’l'ul'lous ill) days for 11111111; lllllllih'tfi lllnlrulllteI MCI—~4-
clauses 111 citizens. who llrilfltlllllld 111 Minn (‘ol'll llurlwuu. 81111111114111'11'1111 "
their cougrntulutiunu and milling Hilillleiltll'tl end he was tinned In, it “3 “William“ ‘0 4“ng “‘3
with. gvlmm of tho pruhutiml ol'ilwr. 1'. ”first": its”? bggagggaéswufih
A reception 111111111111. followed lly n; (1111111111 ilrmlslum, of Bridgeport. ' (today 4,, 40'5"", worse with
luncheon. utter which the newly lnul'gwnn lined 31:. and costs for thrcllten- .-' lillogiect.
lug Joe iluliuukl with 11 knife.
luuuc Klmshnum, oi‘ l‘lrldgoport. was '
sentenced to Jail for in dllyn on the
charge of receiving stolen Room, llc .
bought an automobile hood from 11 if.-
riod pulr deported on their hone)“
moon.
'llw rovnl guests renlulned at tho
culltle, who. 13 n 11qu dinner was “‘I
ranged for the ()1 china.
.“. .. yourold lloy
SPECIAL COMMl‘l‘TIE MEETING. Appealing from n sentence of tour
A special meeting oi the Town months and 111 due at :10 11nd costs
. , {inflicted 11,1 thig- (‘ity ('ourt. Bridge-
81 hool tommitteo will be held in the alert Thomas “imam 03133190 with
High school library. on Frill” ”w‘ asunltlnghls wile. won given 90 days;
loo High school me will our» in Jail
up tor commandos.
.3Does Your Plumb-
m
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‘-1_1’milke~slliits at boot. and are tho’ ..
"5’ 411qu so
1 _;on our
p
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finders notch Sentinel Want Ads. 3
’ mummiussssstssssx
You will save much unlloy
once, its well as time 11nd 111111.
1'
his by phoning oraeudlng l'o Ci:
us whenever any part of you
sanitary equipment appeals to;
_be out at order in the least.
repairs are.
costliest in the long run»
were. and so will.
Moire then
'44.“ W], ”(I II“
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,OPPO RTUN lTlES‘.
Each day hringo new Opportunities,
added possibilities. for those who
are alive to their chances and quick
Ito take advantage or conditions. I
I There is always a way for the con-
scientious. skilled worker to gen
ahead—«write a Sentinel Want Ad..
stating briefly and concisely your ex. 4
poriencos; tell of your proficiency and
[seek a position where energetic. well-
direcied service will result in definite
advancement.
1 The help wanted columns of The
Sentinel cover every legitimate line
0!
human endeavor. Cocks, sales
people, stcnographors. maids, nurses.
“skilled specialists in various lines.
professional and business experts—all
are at. the command of the users or
Sentinel Wants.
The woman woo relies upon Bentl-
nel Want Advertisements to secure
the household help has a little time
tor other thins:
“WWW”... - . .m—W .4...
New Styles in Hats
for Fall. 1913
live now holds shown,
A Wide rumor of styled. colors
and dinn‘ulninnn‘, the very styles
helm: shown in lilo New “York, .
stores. l, I5 I”
$3.00. $4.00, 35.00.
Knox highest grade vvloul's
. $10.00
Pink Shirts 82.00
Volvot Four in Hands
50c and $1.00
91
Joseph Davis
at wamuorou orator.
”museum“. cons.
mm».
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