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Evening sentinel, Monday, September 8, 1913 · page 7

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run near or “new
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.SUITS ...
OVERCOATB ........ . .....
TROUSERS

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OUTFITT

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Almost time for sweet cider. l

 

There is plenty of water in the city
{reservoirs

Royal Society
machinist":“solutionp * PaCkage GPOdS

Y. '2 . f 1 Now is the time 101' the lady
, l who embroideries to start her
! Gin-lemma Gifts. We have a
good assortment at Royal So
ciety Package Goods in Center
Pieces Lingerie Wuists, Corset
Covers, Bureau Scaris, Combi ,

Ulises Hayloit, No. 26%,]. 0.11. M.,
will hold a. regular meeting this even-
ing. i

 

' nations, Princess Slips, Ni ht
Court Mahackomo, No. 33, Foresters Gowns, Brassieres, liondiir
of America, will hold a regular meet- Caps, Library Scaris, Inisnts'

lug tonight. i Dresses. Caps, etc.

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Douglass Fowler Post, No. 48, G. A.

R, will meet this evening in the City J' I‘Mallette

. - 88 Washington It.
“a” “me” i Tel. 440 So. Nam-1k.

 

 

 

 

Iult or‘ overcoat let us urge you to investigate the values we are 9..

$5 spent here In a soft hat will give you a Stetson velour

BE IT and wear a STETSON Soft or Stiff Hat at $3.50 and 5

I 5.00 We are sole agents for

k ‘L gusty nbw when you are ‘on’ the verge of buying a new

 

STlllllAllll ETEMEII
MOM?”

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.tweli'e haul-81m the build anu grave at
bar. ,

it was ideal tor floating the Sound
:stoarnor Saturday afternoon The sea . «
wan not running high although a I.
southeast wind sent a long roll wash- 2
lug on the exposed beaches Tile air
was clear and an unusually high tide .
was blown in by the winds, which held I
favorable to the floating oi the mou- ;
star passenger boat throughout the -
morning and afternoon.
l Arrangements were1 made all moru- ‘
ing for the attempted launching, and .
despite the more that; dlmcuily would I
be met in’ getting, ’ 'bar toyield its '
prey, no unusual ppm wap found nec—
‘ {essary by the experts who ‘viewed the l .
' ‘ situation At the! time when the tide
Xhad reached a height sufficient to en- ,
labia the steamer toiloatsomewbat, '

a. line was passed aboard from the
loompany’ a tug “Sachem. ” This sturdy :
'crail, tightened on Elie tow line and
lwith but about an hour’ a hard pulling

had the “Middletown” sliding slowly
'over‘ the bar.

‘9» Rial-lily the huge orait slid off the
'lnarrow bar, which she had nearly
crossed when brought to a stop early
‘Saturdsy morning with the severe
EB'hOCkii which threw 'the passengers,
inumberlng nearly two hundred into a ,
‘ponic. There was a alight grinding
‘noise as the iron was scraped over the
small rocks but aside from this ~ tho;
feat was accomplished without any
'untoward sounds or any confusion,
i There is still a mystery to be clean, '
:cil up as to how the loan at the‘i

 

 

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At the Same Old Standlliihit house Thole was no i'oz, mulls
. .thc wenthci was not thick. One of} ‘

West End Washin

received Daily by

cutb'lrs Bridge ES “ll Market-”2:31.: or; W

TELEPHONE 1%.

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i] you’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food.
3

{ger signals of lighthouse and buoysl
could be easily DiCkUd up irom

[the passengers told a repmter that he
lmuld sue the green marsh KiflSS on
ilGoose island a hundred yards distant
‘but a You minutes ailel the
:struck on he was eudeavoriug to .ls- l

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wheel happened to he too miles out of I

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ldiuary circumstances the usual don-1:!

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C U T P R I C ES

MaeonJors, new style. per dozen, pints ....... ........ 50¢ “
Mason Jars, new style, per dozen, quarts ......... . ....... 55¢ '
Double Safety Wide Mouth Jars, dozen, pints ............ 70¢

 
 
 
 
 

Double Safety Wide Mouth Jars, dollop. quarts ........... 85¢
California Brandy for preserving. per gallon .. .......... $3 50
Mason Rubber Rings, line quality, dbzen .....

Lightning Rubber Rings, per dozen ......... . . . . .. ..... . ..... 10¢
Absolutely Pure Spices,~p e1 14 pound ............ . ............ 8¢
Parowax for sealing jelly, etc. pkg. ‘. . . .. 10¢-
select Wines 9
Groceries Delicatessen Liquors .

A F Beckmann 8; Co

as nun as WASHINGTON or. ‘ scum NORWALK. "
puoun 440. ‘

 

 

 

Sensible School Shoes
' for BoyS' and Girls "

We have the most varied and
complete stock" in Norwalk.
Give , us the opportunity to
prove it.

Conneally 8. Bracken

81 Washington St Phone 368 4

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Express.

rennin how for he might be forced in:
1 ',-\\i111 should the steamer founder The
mystery is still exciting local suitors

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Then too l‘cck’ s Lodge lighthouse,i

a quarter or a mile away from ihc'I

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The Cigar Makers’ Union will hold
a regular meeting this evening for
regular business.

 

 

Washington Gem-p, No. 11. P. 0. S.
of A... will meet tomorrow evening for
weekly business,

Keep a Good Breath

Don’t annoy your friends
enjoys a conversation with a. person

The weekly meeting of the South
Norwalk Quartette Club will be held
tomorrow evening.

No one

 

with a bad breath. You know it anl‘l
The monthly meeting or the Hat all admit. it you can't smell your own
Trimmers! Association is scheduled

breath; 5.;
for tomorrow night. , 0

then take no chances.

P. C. Lounsbury Lodge, No. 126, N.
E. O. 'P., will hold a regular meeting
tomorrow evening.

 

out cause of tbl ll: no open.
’Butler Chapter, No. 38, Royal Arch 3 n y

Masons, will hold a state convocation if Your teeth are bad, your breath is

tomorrow evening. 1 bad.

 

16 South Main 8t., South Norwalk.

Houno: 9 a. m. to a 5. in.
days by appointment only.'

Sherman Council, No. 1342, Royal
Arcnnulu. will moot tomorrow evening
for the regular session.

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The People's party will hold its con “1.,
one in tho City Hall Assembly Room

this evening at 8 o'clock. -

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The Reed 8: Volkr
Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Equiplled
ELECTRICAL BHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone now—~50 80. Main St,
30. Not-walk. Music Hall Block. 2

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South Norwulk (lump, Modern
Woodmen of America. will hold a reg-
\lllll' null-ling tomorrow evening.

1A“ order from the udlutuni-aolr
ol'al's oillco ullyu that upon his own up-
(‘npluin l’hilip (iilcnoy,
Company G. l‘irst Infantry. is trans-
(erred to the macho, C N. (‘

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NOTlCEl NOTICE” l

[i you men noubsclibur to The San
tinul brim; or Ht'liil in 350. and got: \
throw M’ Hw moot popular magazines.
Hearst's, Fashionable Woman and

 

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‘Dr. J. H. Mallory.

and have him fix the teeth—«tulle greai-.

‘ ting dopnrtluout of the South Norwalk

"'IF YOU DO NOT GET YOUR PA-
pen CALL up warn-arm
UNION."

All of The Sentinel city sub-
scrlbors who miss their paper can
have a copy sent them by uniformed
messenger ly calling the estern Union
l'leiosraph office 7 o'clock. ‘

, Do not moire your complaint until
about 6:15 oclock. then call the West
lcru Union direct not the South Nor-
walk Evening Sentinel. The Western
Union will send a messenger out
promptly at 6:30 in answer to such
complaints on have come in by that
time.

i At 7 oclock a second trip will be
made by the messenger delivering all

 

,W.e Represent

a; " plaro where the vessel shoved up onto:

’the bur-[is easily discernible for bun-i
dreds of yards further away than was
this steamship in her erratic course l

1N0 doubt a rigid investigation will bel

mnductc‘. by the oililuls of the line

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First Llass and
in an ciloil to llelcrluine the causal

Pfompt Paying Ilor the accident the like of which Hus E
Fire Insurance énever ociurred near The Norwnlhsf

. previously,
Companies Anoihci

up straight with no appar-

J M Layton &(30‘,[nc'l “out reason and with only a slighl list

mystery, that Of how the

iboat stood

to port uill probably nclcr be fcl
REAL ESTATE AND lNSURANCE !wind out. The only possible solution
5 Railroad Ave. South MOI-walk is that the boot grounded ft'ill 'ind so

deeply into the glove] that a balance

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papers where complaints have come
in slate 6: 30. Allard ociork no i‘ur-
tller deliveries will be made that
night.

. 1n niobium complaints to the West-1
om union give your name. that is the:
subscribers name as' well as thcl
istrl'ct number, and tho 'l‘clugrnph (‘0
{will turn over all complaints to the
circulation (iopnmncnt ill st thing
next morning. (icnm'ul cmnpluintsl
concerning Irregular dcllx‘ry or any}
thine also in condition with your news i

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4‘, paper subscribers should be phoned to i

the clrluinllln dopuitlnont oi the

. Smith NOI'Wlllll Evening Sentinel mi
; 92- ‘l as usual v

The new service will start this ov !

. coins and the subscribers who may?

have any complaints as to the service
rendered by the Telegraph 00., will

~ confer a favor on the newspaper by}
, communicating direct with tho circula

Evening Sentinel,

 

 

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'l‘ilu ,w-u-opmunn, on three months.
if you un- not a uubllcrlber send or
brim: $1.60 and The Sentinel and
aluminium will be sent you for three
months by mail it you prefer to bah

n nowsboy deliver your paper send us:

:50 [or magazines and pay the boy 120. A

a wool: for The Sentinel. The mago- l moun S
nines don] with all the current only
loci: of vital interest and, will p‘caeo

every member of the family,

 
 

F. S LYON

Results of Saving Small

The following shows how easy it is to
accumulate a fortune, provided proper
steps are taken:

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of Money

 

 

. Week- For For For For
................ GOOD w ly Sav- Rate of interest 5 10 20 40
. . lugs Years Years Years Years
JOb Pflntlng so 25 Four Per Cent... per a 73 is 162 a 403 is 1.294
‘ .50 your, compounded 146 324?“ 886 3588:
m? "Pip" won" 100 mile a year, lot 293 650 him 511':
“'3? pawn. 2 W00 January Ind lst 1,301 $31228 “1:355
5 00 July 1.462 3.252 2.89.970 25,883?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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KOAL KOAL

its a good sign of the high grade oi cool we sell and of the ex-
cellence of our methods that (1111 customers slay with on year in
and year out

Let us supply y.ou

HARRIS & CANS COMPANY,

WatEr Street, South Norwaik. Tel. 721.

 

 

 

 

Contractor

Mating Construction 0. m... 3...... .._

Estimates furnished on all blinds at building constructions, an
atlons and repair Work.
121 WASHINTON STREET.

SOUTH ORWAL .
Till. 15712. N K

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

it was expected that some lllllli 11111
in again floating the stranded ship:
1would be experienced when the at l

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:lere was nothing to hold the boat ou la
M . I l ‘

Ean cvcn heel, and yet the list was not
so serious as to and; the receptacles
BUSINESS
COLLEGES

itilled with liquid upon the dining to-
Arc in Sousinn Every Day,

bios.
tempt should be made
9:00 11. iii. to 3:00 p.111,

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but this pros 3'

ed other than the case, for tho task 3
was a simple one, and wnswxi
‘ycouily accomplished by the pimp-‘3
‘ul'y molhorl of towing by tug and
lino, with tile assistance of the boating
proptllcru is tho steamship had 1::

hourly (roused the bar when she é
"ow“‘l' the time m “’9’" a giounded it was bou first lhutshr hildé

course in off in the afternoon.
The "Middletowu" was «(instructed

Bookkeeping. Shorthand, Type. at l'hllur‘iolphlu in Hum.

writiu Stonotyp 1
9' y a beam of in root and 6 inches. and hi

300ka and Stationery Free. ,fourtocn-iout depth of bold. liciuil' hi

South Norwnlk. drought floating in ten foot of water 13'

 

 

 

 

elamroru. Port Chester. 1 It in said that. a dialer hop (1! um;
‘ E“Mlddletown u” wont to tho
American War on a transport and was:
I ‘ 5 _ N -- .. inter hold to a company operating in auitch bundle

Southern waters.
The "Middletown’
dry dock, it is prouumed, to uncertain

If you don’t
w Know

where to go «indent treated right we
will tell you,

Auto Supplies

atandard Gasoline Mobiloll Oils.
Columbia. No. 6 Batteries (live Dost
Raoul to.

Diamond .uidqdoodrloh Tires.

bottom plates, which must have been
slightly uprunu by tho sorority oi her in
grinding allollls on nirikin‘a tho bar ‘

found unuuawortby, bowel/er. and will
probably ilhoi'tiy resume hor runs. l
"My husband is one of the most ’0
stubborn man in flier World "
"lie couldn‘t be any more stubborn
than mine. "

 

one 1,, pm pooor.»clamooommooooooomnmootroowcrnmmooooooomo
foot and three liittllcu in length “lib m _

l-iprininh case (design)
1

will be put in mushroom bullet.

it is not believed that uhe will be writing machine

buretor.

chines.

machine. l
“on, ya“! [‘m “are he 2111131; I» ,YEQ“ floral“ W. Hurt, Wat Hflflil‘kl‘d.
terrlay I had an engagement to elect switch.

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For Sale: Foihgdggoenger

Also Unhcrslll Motor Trucks from i 1—2 to 5

 

Sold on easy payments“

Luther M. Wright.

tons,

 

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i lliillrllliil

CONNECTiCUT PATEN rs. \Vob cutting and folding nub .

- - _ ~ .. ’ 'hino

omit nah-1mm] for rivr-rlruvel lip; well. 'lim inliowinu wmc manta annual .. i 1
N0 Extras at Merrill" on the mm 0f the lni‘gcr wutol‘wuyfl, 1913. List lurulahml ii'oul olill'n hr Lawrence Y. Spoor, New Londonfl
up. "\ildllll-lown” is of shallow A..\i Wooster, solicitor oi“ ”lithium-l” lilttontu: ihlllutruollon itilll‘ conning:

uuulpu‘ioul for subuu'l'guil boat»; sully ‘
nlul'nlblo bout construction.

Charles ('. Roberta, Armenia, nr‘lhml»
nblc work uupportlug device

Aldon b Ml'Mu: ty, Bound Bunch.
apparatus for scenic and "mutual ob
Icicle. -

l ‘oinolius ti Vouburuh, and J. Li. ll

ldgcport, UililllJ l
Alfred J b‘iuudor, llllllgcporl, l‘lolzlt
Gilbert W. iioodllduo, ‘llrldgopull'l.

Frank O. iloagland, ilridgmulrl

(iconic ii. Thomas, Bridgeport. oily"

jmrl mm (1.1").ng won (10,", to her Mr. lump socket. ‘ ‘ lliouln, Waterbury, rotary bur scalp

Frank A. Wilmot, Bridgeport, l'bll" or.
5; mill

Whiter 1'

Trade Marks. . V"
The Bill‘lltlli it Kobort Mtg. 00..
New Haven. certain proceed steel pole
lino hardware.
The Capowoll vilomo Noll 00., Huron ,
ford borne nail».

Durham, ital-,lford tripo-
Herbert 1M. Alden, ilnrtiord, liar

William ll. Stedmun, nmrllm
oiling mechanism tor sewing inu- «w
USED TO HIGH VIOIEBITUD”.
Col. Roosevelt, at a luncheon at
Oyster Bay. told a hunting story.
‘Snllthfl he said. "had a new:
escape from being lulled by a lion in

 

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Philip Stern, llartloru, typewrillng

, 1 ,» him at a oclocll" ‘ William (lam. New Haven. our in. Nah-vogi. m il l ed its “g“ on, _'
, ' ' “ . n “5' gum”, " ion a on com .-
The sQ-uth Norwalk “Y“? Bernard iii. Hartley. Wont Halon.

_ T’ “Well it was nearly {4130 when 1'
Hardware & Auto
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rot aim and he won’t illicit yet that fishing lion
the rest in» on while be on waiting Anton 0- Kindle. Meridian. if or
"W W stand and pole.

you.’ nailed a friend, ‘dld you give 1
yourself up for ion? ' y",

"foil. no: ilmllii monorail. «ii-"I
or. 'You use. 1 him in atolgfitbed’. V

 

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