TUESDAY. AUGUST a. 191g
Special Values in
Table ,Damaks
25c, 40c, 50c, ’56 and him a Yuri.
Bath Towels—10c, 12 1-26, 250. 35c
WRIGHT AND DITION
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
and 50:.
Bed spruce—811!) $1.25, $1.50, v.75 and NC ‘8
to $3.50.
Bed Sheets—39o, 45c, 50c, 70c, 755' ALL PRICES.
79c and 95c.
WM. P. 'BEERS
look and Stationery Oton.
South Norwslk. Norwalk
E. K. Banks
Hahnckomo Hotel Block, So. Nomlk.
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WEATHER FGRECAST, "NEW FOLDER CONTAINING ‘HIS-
TORICAL VIEWS OF NEW
-For Norwalk and vicinity——Gener-‘ ENGLAND_
ally fair tonight and Wednesdayr
warmer Wednesday in the interior;l 10¢ EACH'
moderate northeast to southeast'
DONNELLY' S
‘ars‘rieueav AND BOOK arena
16 soon mam eraser.
winds. Heaiy rain was reported from;
the southern districts during the last
twenty—four hours. The rain extend-
ed along the Atlantic coast as far!
north as Virginia. Pleasant weatherj
continues in the northern districts 1
The temperatune is rising slowly in
the western districts, but continues
low in the central and eastern dis-
lricts.
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Joseph \‘ewhauer, of Bridgeport.
Conn. has accepted a position in the
drug store of Stilison- Powell Corp, on
Washington street,
'Mias Jennie Reardon. of Taylor
navenue, is spending her vacation vis-
lltiug friends in Kinterhook Lake and
Albany, New York State.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 67; high, 79.
Cloudy. ......
Miss Louise Schaub, stenographer
gin the omce of Attorney Leo Davis,
moVed from 26 mndon street. 3'01“ leaves tomorrow for stamiord, where
walk to 8 Trinity Place, SOUlll N0“ she will spend a week's vacation.
walk. -_.__..... ‘
' ’ Mrs. Edward P. Weed, daughter-in-
Detective Sergeant William Baker law of Mrs. 30pm; A. Weed. came
and family, of Danbury, have gone to home from Roxhury, Ct.. where she
Cali Pasture Beach. Norwalk, for B‘has been spending the summer on' no-
vacation of ten days. [count of the latter'a illness. She left
Iior Roxbury again today, as Mrs.
itching. bleeding. protruding 0!" Weed‘s condition is somewhat im-
blind piles yieid to Doan's Ointment. 'proved.
Chronic cases soon relieved, finally
cured. ‘Druggists all sell it.
'.\lr,.and Mrs. M. L, Pelham have
‘——o—_——
George Meeker, a pedestrian of
“here and there." received a suspend-
rl‘he bungalow which Frederick ed sentence at the hands of Judge E.
Lauder is having erected on his prop. M. Inckwood in the town court to-
erty in Scribner avenue, ll nearly day on the charge of drunkenness.
completed. Contractor R. L. DeForest The court tempered its mercy with a
is doing the work. caution to the prisoner to make haste
and get out of town.
--I)ancing every Wednesday and! > _
"Siturdiy evenings at Combo Beach'- James H. Magnet. the liveryman
......— and undertaker. today announced that
Attorney and Mrs, Leo Davis. aboutflie is to retire tromtho livery busi-
whom their friends here are muchjness which he has conducted for the
concerned as a result of the Europeanlllflfll 24 years. He W1“ 39“ 3! public
situation. are in Scotland now, annlauction on the twentY-lecond of this
consequently out of the danger zone. lmonth his entire stable of horses and
According to their plans, they are to' all 0th" articles in the barns.
sail from Liverpool for home on next ._
Thursday. August 6. As the trans- Mrs. Sophia A. Weed of Wall
Atlantic service is seriously interrupt- street 15 confined to her bed With an
ed. it may he that they will be 1m. attack of sickness. She was taken
able to get away from England at ‘lll 011 Thursday night and was torc-
that time. led to take her bed Friday. Mrs. Weed
is very well known and expressions oi!
M A Blakeman. of -.Bridgeport ar- 6!!!!wa are being offered to the
rived in this city this morning and family, because other Condition She
started work immediately with a is suffering from heart trouble and
large'torco of men and a splle driver. other complications.
demolishing. the present Ferris Goal
Compmy'. {100k near the temporary Paul Mercer and Miss Margaret
bridge, where a new and nightly ‘dock, Stricklor were quietly married at the
.to cost as, 000, will «be constructed in Royal James Inn by Rev. Howard M.
its place. Mr. Blakeinan is WeuIRichards. Of Westport, last night. N-
known in gnu icy, being the mm W. Benedict was one or the witnesses
. my who drove the 31,1155 in the 'to the ceremony. The couple will re-
course of the construction or the new 514° on Chestnut Hill Road. the home
Washington street bridge. ‘ of the groom: They will take
“ wedding trip at a later date.
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Stamford had its iirst 'Chautauqua
Week last week and it is interesting
to note that the results were very
similar to those in Danbnry. The
tickets were not all sold and the
..gnarantou. among whom were many
prominent men of the city. had a de-
iioittonskonp. Interestia‘thsen‘
m was no frat. how ,thnt
arrangements were beans
1! idem on» Millie next“
year. more than nali the requisite
‘- number or ttohota being gnarantood
at the closing session. .
An important meeting oi! the Nor-
waik Poultry Association was held
last evening. The tollowing oom-
mitee was appointed to consider and
select Judges for the forthcominx
poultry show: 0. R. Patti. chairman.
Dr. Howard S. Neilson and E. H.
Patterson. The ioilowing. at H.
Patterson. chairman. Dr. H5 3 Nail-
Infill. W Osborne. 8. C. m
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
Optician
O. B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
so WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
DAILY POEM
iiave secured a few cargoes of
prepared to supply our customers
' RAYMOND
Highland Coal
stock. Rare opportunity to place your winter orders.
this very high class coal, we are
either for present use or winter
BROTHERS
his
mas ’
i 1 i' '
16 South
Sumner Styles for Chilihrn
are lovely and
Pictorial Review
Patterns
.excellallothersinthcwon-
daful variety of designs
Whicharcnotalonepretty
butareprnctical and easy
forthehomeoeamstreuto
malts.
‘lcwsoycoiiu'nuw
Smart Sports Cool
as well as all the latest
novelties in simple form.
will be t
Summer
Fashion Book
'oftheCelebnted mention-ism
Pictorial Review Patterns
August Patterns Now on Solo
For Sale at
Donnelly’s Stationery and Book Store.
New
and
ound in the
Main St.
9 ’23
DO YOU ENJOY LIFE?
There's a pleasurable sense
of comfort in a quiet evening
at home if your home has
ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE
artistically designed and ar~
ranged as your own good taste
dictates.
Come in and see our large
stock and get our estimates on
some of the newest and most
comfortable styles.
-A. J. Angovlnn 6. Son. CO.
THIS WEEK;
roses, 2 PkgS. 21¢
POST TOASTIES. 2 Pkgs,
...... ...... 15¢
a. STULL
“Camp Careless." Chestnut Ridge.
:0. G. Bohennan's bungalow. Prof.
Barnnm’s orchestra will turnish the
music {or the dancing. and Mrs. D. E.
Wiel will chaperono the party. Guests
from Bridgeport. Stan'i'tord, Port
Chester and New York will he pres-
out.
About 11 o'clock this morning, a
young lady about eighteen years of
age was thrown headlong from an au-
tomobile onto the pavement at .the
corner oi! Water and Washington
streets when the machine in which
she was riding sharply turned the
Water street corner. The girl was
not seriously hurt. save for a severe
shaking up. The automobile was a
one-sent m. and on “the seat was
the driver. a lady and a young girl,
sad the mist lacy who run was alt-
tingonthel oithemachine. The
car was until 0 I61. and is owned.
THIS WEEK
{gives a dance “Ladies' Night" at Dr. L
Marathons: 6t registered.
'MiaoahyLOBarnonot New;
SHREDDED WHEAT, 2 Pkgs.
.......... ...........21¢
GRAPE NUTS, 2 Pkgs. 23¢
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24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST NORWALK.‘
Ford Repairing a
Specialty
Your car made to ride with comfort
at a very low price. Your car may
need attention. Have it looked over
in time and save money.
Ford Parts and Accessories.
Tires, All Sizes and About All Makes.
prices. .
i guarantee all work done at my ga-
rage. . , ‘ .
Emeroency can. leen Bpoelll . i
- Attention.
Austin’s Garage
12 SOUTH mam mg _
Ol‘ 'Phofl. «as, w. a. Austin. 1r
HIGH CHURCH OR LOW?
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Crceds 0r Confessions!
Church or the Low?
I cannot say; but you would
vastly please us
If with some pointed Scripture
you could show
To which of these belonged the
Saviour Jesus.
I think to all or none; nor curious
creed:
he taught.
But soul of love that blossomed
into deeds
lWith human good and human
blessing fraught.
On me nor Priest‘nor Presbyter
nor POpe,
Bishop nor Dean may stamp a
nifty name;
But Jesus, with his largely human
. scope, ‘
The service of my human life
may claim.
High .
Or ordered forms of churchly rule
Let prideful Priests do battle
. about creeds.
The church is mine that does
most- Christlike deeds.
'I—Professor Blackie.
Quotations gladly furnished. Low 1‘
Waists
Fine Waists at economy prices this week to clean up all odds
and ends before the summer season closes.
An excellent opportunity to procure several at little cost for
use on your vacation.
The N. E. Ryan C0.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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we Give 88‘” Gm" Trading Stamps—Ask for them'
Special Reductiots for August
3rd to 8th, Inclusive
GOLD DUST—This price will make work easy. Reduced this
week to, Pkg. ......................................... . 15¢
FAIRY SOAP
......................................... 2 elk” 7O
PEAS—Reliable brand. Guaranteed sweet and tender. Should
sell at 1.30. A can .................. . .................. 10¢
SOAPINE_ PKG. ............................................... . a;
LVE AND LIME, CAN ......................................... 50
DEL MONTE ABPARAGUS.
Round .................................................. . 150)
Tips ................................................. .. 29:
Large Squares ......................................... 25°
BEST CREAMERY
BUTTER
Mitchell Brand JAM, usually 100a jar ..... :35
Southern Cherries, can ............ ...... ..‘ ....... 12 Ta
sari Salsodn,21-2 lb. pk0-.. .............. ........... so
ROLLED oars, Ls. ...... “
30c Peclé
Extra Stamps with Teas, Coifeeakff’
New Potatoes,
20' Stamps with 1 lb. Sultana
10 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Good Coffee
5 Stamps with 1 lb. Good Coffee ..
--.........”.o..-....--..-......
100 Stamp! with 1 lb. Fancy Crop Tea No
75 Stampn with 1 b. New Crop Tea ... .. 5002
60 Stamps with 1 lb Ten .1.. 59d.
408tsmpewlth1lb.Tea ........ ..... fig
30 8tnmpn with 1 lb. El Rynd ............... 38c
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Ambooa ..... .. 326.
80°
250:
oon-isaoo-enaonooiis
Other Leaders This .Week .
C.‘I .. .Lislnfectant small can So Roast Beef. No. 1 can .. 20o
C. . .Disinfectant large can 20c Corned Beef, No. 1 can ..200
Tel. 909
124 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
&
‘ We Give 'S&H Green Trading Stamps—Ask for them. ‘
CHALMERS 1915
“LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR IS HERE.
Lowest prices Special storage to commuters. Storing for the
CARS FOR HIRE DAY WEEK on MONTH.
RIGHT BY 80. NORWALK STATION,
FOR SALE. . >
1909 Pope HIMOI'G RunlbOIt noono‘I’nInnoon-lunnionnliitnlhli.‘ "-1
Chalmers “38." ms ... .'»
1912 Maxwoll, newly painted and overhauled
Repair work guaranteed. Fords a specialty.
[VAAST BROS,
n
TIL. 'ueo.‘
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Norwalk Chronicler