THURSDAY, JULY 8, 19M
m IOUTH WALK EVENING SENTINEL
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f . The modern Tonic 1 I
made candy '1 BOdy Builder and Stratum Creator I l . . . , '
Always Fruit ; F. H. saxran, DRUGGIST I NOW If. It S C OtheS
Hmm Famous . I I let us introduce a
CH°C°WES ? bunch of restless
LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCE
RA. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
David W. Raymond
”f UNDERTAKER
.Tol. otfibe, 1069-8; houu, m
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New arrivals in Belts and Girdles at AUGUST .I. PRIEBE GETS
the .\‘, ti. luau company’s store. See: APPOINTMENT.
adv. '
The. ll. and G. corset iectory closed
todar. and will re- open again on the
13th of Jul)
one Collector's Office. ,
the Meriden water department, is to’
be appointed an assistant in the other.
of internal Revenue Collector James.
J. Walsh within a few days.
Miss Florence ilurus, of South Nor-
walk. has returned alter an extend-
ed visit with Miss Grace Cronk, in
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Edgefiol ' year. Mr. Priehc is to be stationed till
this city and will be in charge oil
get is the best there is, in other words IOI)fl(‘CU collections from this district.‘
you want honest values. Read The gethsoweutkn?" :MBEGS: 2M :33:
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Hltcl A: indie £0.11 adv. .1
A I Mr Walsh was the superintendent. lid
is a democrat and a member of thol
polishers and bullets union. ‘
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You want to know that what you
(Ilmrics Mansfield, of South Nor-
walk. fell on a null, yesterday. and
Sustained a had cut on his leg. Dr.
Jean Dumortier dressed the wound.
( Miss Alice iiank, who is employed
fifths: Beer's Store in West Washing-
ton street. is camping out for a. few
weeks 111 c.1111 Pasture with Ridgeneiq
triends.
The ltving present is yours. and in.
the living present you may stretth for- :
ward to the things that are before-1
Donn Farrar
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
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Soft Shell Crabs:
.11";::.:‘:1:11.:1:::. 3.2. 313161;: Lobsters I
3 two weeks vacation at the close 0! ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH LONGl
this week Mi. Tierney has not as AND ROUND
-yet made any definite plans other than CLAIR
he will take a trip somewhere. r
I C UTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Market
West End Washington St. Bridge.
TELEPHONE In South Nomalk.
Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown.
,waourth of July Special—JLadles'
$4.00 whitehuck, button, at 83.00. Con-
nealiy and Bracken.
Mrs. Cornelia .\i. Russell, wife of
Captain James L. Russell, has sold a
building lot, in West avenue, to Mrs.
Jennie W. Swords, who expects to'get’
out plans for the construction of r.
bungalow residence in the near future.
Mrs. George Jaynes, of Ann street,
was operated on at her home, on Sun-
day morning. for a growth on the head,
has physician The operaflon was a
“Dr. Robert M. lWolie being the attend-
aerious one. but the patient is doing as
well as can be expected.
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
Open from 9 a. m.
to 11.30 p. m.
MUSIC SATURDAY.
NIGHTS
Robert Shaw, who found a pocket-
book belonging to Percy C. Quilt-rd,
of Elm Grove street, asked the assist!
once attire authorities in finding the
owner. The pocketbook contained.
among other things. the name and tor-
laer address oi the owner. and with
, the help or the authorities Robert rc-
, turned the pocketbook to its owner, at
his present address. I
‘h-zut but not least. Charles Brand! ‘ ' ' .
the good medium-watchtower, 138 ’
Washington I; Nor-walk people's ,5
mu m. ills prices, hit! '
. Maui 131: not be beaten. I
with liens wil be filed in they
«the. town clerkon taxes of
. m as Nomalk, due September
(mg no mt) owners
re not given the matter their
Immiomatonce,uu
1‘ than both trouble and ex-
Landn $1,200 Plum In Internal Reva-1 "
The “ .
place will pay a salary of $1,200 a, ' ‘
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THE LIVING PRESENT. '.' .
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young suits that
)WOUlk like to
chum with you in
seeing the great
world.
They will be a
llic gl‘tal qucstion is not so (“Edit to your
mtnll “hot mom} you liaxc taste
in your pocket as nwliat you
will buy with it."——Rusk11i.
Your Choice at
$10.00 to $30.00
STORE OPEN UITIL 11 O’CLOCK FRIDAY NIGHT.
CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY.
August .1. Priebe. a former clerk in ; 7’"
Deposits
MADE ON OR BEFORE JULY 10
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM
JULY 1.
Fairfieldf-County
Savings Bank
WALL STREET. NORWALK.
The City Nationil Bani}
Co-Operation
it is of supreme importance to us. and an essential factor 'in our
success_ that the business oi our individual clients prosper and on-
large.
To this end the officers of this Bank take a personal interest in
the affairs of those who make it their depository.
When opportunities arise for. cooperation, it is offered willingly.
There is no guesswork in our warranty—no doubt in our gunnntee.
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1‘ NECTICUT INVENTORS.
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The following were issued June 30:
List furnished from office of A. M.
Wooster. solicitor 01‘ patents, Bridge-
port, Conn. .
i’aLi Aszlalos, Bridgeport, toilet ap-
p. ‘iance.
Edgar \V. ilassich, Bridgeport, lug
brirator.
Paul T. Campbell. Bridgeport, spark
plug.
George W. Collin, Bridgeport, regtl-
[sting valve.
Frank 0. Hoagland, Bridgeport, hoi<
John H. Miller, Bridgepolt, indicat-
ing electric {use plug.
Loren A. Whiting and G. S. Parker. ,
Hartford. non-refillable bottle.
lieruert G. La Sor, New
grease gun.
Erith 'l‘ H. Sperl New llalen, ma.
Haven. ;
W L DOUGLAS
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chine for finishing the surfaces or iri, .
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‘ low point IJuliet.
regular shaped articles.
Otto Seller, Derby
l tab and button.
Charles F Smith
Estand for sad irons
1 Paul T. Campbell, Greenwich. ecli-
etarter for automobiles.
\ihccler ii. l'ihbcr, New London,
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} pipe conduit fitting tor electric instal
Elation.
I Howard M. Barber, Stonington,
Isheet deliwring apparatus for print-
ing machines.
Trade Marker-William D_ Morgan.
ilartl‘ord, wallets.
The R. & H, Mtg. (10., Hartford.
vending and dispensing machines.
>3ANK_DEPOSITORS GET CHECKS.
‘ HARTFORD. July 2.——The hank oourl
Vmissioners today sent to depositors in'
the Greenwich Savings Bank checks;
of!
their deposits. The commissioners ex-i
representing titty-four per cent.
peel that depositors will be eventually
paid in lull with accrued interest.
Sound Teeth.
Lct them be natural or artificial,
are necessary to your health, looks
and proficiency. See
Dr..l.il. Mallery
He is equipped to keep your good
teelh good, to make you a perfect
fitting and appearing artificial
plate, crown or bridge.
I! no can’t not a whole loaf.
take halt.
is 80. Main 81.. no. Norwuk.
HOURS: 9 A. M. To a P. as.
OUNOAYO BY APMINTMENT
. .NECKWEAR, BELTS AND “
RIBBONS.
., ‘BI calm to making an
mmy the list with as little
at “.1 tho taxpayer as is,
No. 2 South Main Street
'- «was-roe.
Fail; Cut Flowers
OF, EVERY KIND
EVERYTHING IN PLANTS. OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT.
South N orwaik Fruit 81 Flower-Co.
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Eltéctric Fans.
. Before purchasing your ten for the
hot. weather come in an d look our line
over. We We the 16 inch oscillating
Win for $17.50 and the 16 loan can
type («$13.50. These fans are won-
dard make and we will hack in no
guarantee which goes with each tan
cold. Compare these prices with nth—-
era for the sale of your Pocketbook.
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Electrical Englnuuond Conquerors. -_
South Now-lie, Phane Connection.
Telephone 364” ’
i 3' .Youth < and Age.
A ‘ v:.ja:r.;.:.;n'-.-:-:-:- ."u'ufij-Z-JJ' ‘ .
Gladstone Collars,
,' lars, (‘oilsr and Cut!
- Emb. Pique,
: Vests with collars in net. pique
. and organdle 25c to $1.25 I‘
New Stiff Linen Collars
Sets in '
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j Net and Lace Flchus 25c to 51-50 "
. Fancy Bows .....
BELTS AND GIRDLES. j
Wide Patent Leather Belts, mes— _.'
' saline and moire.
the washable suedette .
;_ 250 to $100 -
.. Shirred Belting by my yard, in
- black and white.
RIBBONB. ..
Black, Moire, Roman Stripes, ~
: bone, for Gar-dies and Hair Rib- .
ff bans
J.‘I.Mallette g5
.. 88 Walking!» It.
'2 Tel. 449. So. Norwalk.
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. Two very important. periods for
I the era, when menial care should:
be exercised in summation and
cm glues..- ll the one case to
prevent the mine incident to
‘ochool life; 111 the other to pre-
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moting machine. I
Henry J. Stuart, Derby, two patents. . :
union Col- '- ‘
Linen and Lace. ..
. 14c Md 2513 .
. Sleeveless Guimpcs 25c to $1.00 .3 '
25° and sue j:
Girdies, --
white kid, white and colrs, in ...
‘iancy and plain colors in Rib- ;'
.,19c todOc yarn ;;
I Luther M. Wright
BARGAIN IN USED CARS
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Ford Model T, electric lights, A1 condition .................. $300.00
5 Passenger Touring Car, newly painted. Bargain ..... $350.00
1 Pope Hartford, a revelation in power and speed.
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A FAMILY WASH FOR 75015
Everything washed CLEAN. All the {int pieces and underu'mr
ironed. and the starch pieces starched wet, sent to.
dampen mid iron.
AT THE RATE OF 1 1-2:: PER PIECE.
CRESCENT LAUNDRY
PHONE 5-4
1 you really to
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The People’s Trust Company,
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Savings Department
interest will be credited from Jule; lst on all deposits nude on
or before Friday, July 10111.
Safe Deposit Vaults.
0t ample capacity for all ordinary 1111111060: cos:
hut £4.00 a yes".
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All Kinds of Outing Shoes
For Men Women and
Children.
We have all kinds at all prices. for Carnival time and
the Fourth.
Tennis and Yachting Shoes with corrugated or smooth rub-
ber soles.
Conneally and Bracken
II WAEHlNOTON 8T.
CHALMERS 1915.
“LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAI is HERE.
‘Anto Supplies, Storage, Firestme, Goodrich, United States Tires. ,
Lowest prices, Special stornge to commuters. Storing for the day.
CARI FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK OR' MONTH.
mom av so. NORWALK STATION,
FOR SALE.
Chaim” "Sill," 1914, Model "24" up... ........ . ............ $1,850
Chalmers “30,"1912 ...... ..... ........... . ........ 3750
. Maxwell "25, " 1914. ..................... .. ._ $575
VAAST BROS,
151.. 13a 17 CHESTNUT 87.. so. 'Nos'WALKg:
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A warm"? «titanic.
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There a: core and wholesor'ne 304 HAWK-D. July 2.-M the annual
'tion in curry done or Nay Oothurtiu meeting or the State Board of Chart-
Tablet. The! clause with blur l the It the Capitol, today, Dr. E. A.
gripe or m. cm coin or coat Down. 01 Hartford. was reelected pren-
mulls lull th— Wc. Blow idea: and curries P. Kellogg, or We:
.Mlo In relieved of that float-dz whiny. no rain chosen secretary.
WDTATE BOARD OF GHARITIES.
’ conundrum no W umber- no me visited public In-
”ct.
tfllu
'Mh‘lflm Mm “MOI! throughout the gate the
your limbo”. mmwamv put month reported finding them
’ «‘“IIMIV condition. .
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