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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 4, 1914 · page 7

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1914

THE SOUTH NORWALX EVENING summer. 2

PAGE SEVEN

 

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Toilet Articles.

A Fult Line of Articles

Needed at THE SHORE.

COLD CREAM
TALCUM

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Pue Home-
‘ made Candy

Mm” Fm" BATHING CAPS, ETC.
HUYLER'S FAMOUS 4
CHOCOLATES I .H. BAXTER,‘ Druggist.

 

LANE‘S PURE ICE CREAM ‘4‘}:
‘ THE BEST OF BAKERY
Pnooucrs

F. A. LANE

51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK

 

David W. Raymond

UNDERTAKER

NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
21 WASHINGON 8T.
Te|., office, 10593; house, 655

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I
F. Dalia was issued a permit to wire
a Windsor avenue residence.

 

A special sale of summer dresses ,
Is ill progress at the Milltz store. 300 y S
The weekly dance will be held to-
night at the Norualk Yacht Club,
I
The Smith Norwullr Trust Company
says that the thriftiel‘ you are. the
more you will have. to enjoy life with.
A savings account means thrift,

 

 

 

Linen Dusters

98c

Mr. and Mrs, 13. F. Bonnet and talu-

 

ily of Paterson. N. J., who have been '
visiting local friends. have left this a“ SIZES
city for a visit to Mill Plain, Conn. 4M

 

 

‘Ml‘. and Mrs. Harry McBride, ot
'Montclair. N. J., motored to our city
' Saturday. alld will spend the week
with Mrs. Anna C. Hood, of West
Istreet. ’“

Daily and Sunday paper: promptly-

 

(3.1! Iiuributt was issued a. permit
this morning by the building inspector
to remodel his burn on Spring street. 1

and 4

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'wDancillg every Wednesday

 

The increase In commercial ac-i
counts at the City National Benin.
proves the popularity of paying by
check.

 

At 7:45 o'clock this evening. the
“Woman's Guild of the Trinity Episco
hold thelr regular
monthly business meeting in the

Guild room , The registrars of voters will hold-

their first sessions of the year on
to Friday from 12 to 9 a. m; in the Town

7A daughter Was born recently
of Hall. Norwalll; City Hall, South Nor-

ldr. and Mrs Charles E. Haven.
long Meadow R, I Mrs Haven was walk and electric power plant,
,mefly Miss irma Arnold of this Nor-walk Another session will bei

Mother and baby are doing held on the following Friday, August .
14th.

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' Mel-loll Colombo has received the
‘nnittract .for the building of a two
hintiy house on West. Dover and
coach streets tor Antonio Plrozi. The
so will have seven rooms for each
may, and Mn cost $2,750. The con-
nr received a permit for the work
littlmorning.

 

Nail Buckley, of Cedar street.

throughout the west.
cities, Chicago will be visit‘ad,

tion there being held.

" l |
V. L Mueller received two-permits.
‘isamoming from the building in-'
specter. One was for the electric 919mm“! went to 80“”! NOT-
iiiring of the home of R. S Rising on walk Sunday, and joined 5001?“?!
West Norwaik avenue; the other tor 0‘ State Albert Phillips, MI! 0011011:
the installing of w'iring in the house chief clerk of the- automobile do-

or W M. Lyons of Horton street

 

 

lHaven, and with them attended a

fin Thursday or! this week one of ”99““ of the Nor-walk Political
lines: important and enjoyable "Id Social Club A“ “1"" Wu“

 

 

. A“ in the “a“, soda! pro- and irradiation was enacted. 100 L
‘ I). held by the any 01'. 9180!!!! their names on the charts! 4

. Association, when the boat roll. ‘

. I" Green will carry sin-go hamper
reeds Island. Where the annual

 

 

 

Tris sass or snnvlCE .

The Present

. “is no best time to save money.

Thrift "

dose ammo-n Mylo-cobalt

jar Orioles and. Michael Roast). .
4 build as m Initiated.

partment. and David ‘Riykin of New ‘

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delivered by Briggerlnan Bros. 4

East .

and :3
Patrick Grumbly: of Connecticut ave- . j,
one, local well-known young men, '-
leave ’ today for an extended trip I 3:
Among other ‘
and '1
they will stop over at St. Paul to at- ..
tend the Knights of Columbus (lemon 2:

Representative Herman P. Keir "

Our '
August Furniture Sale

In new in full swing dud only the fitted and finest of KOOds (‘I-ll
find a place on our four immense “OUTS and with our entire stock of
altistil' and careiuil)’ selected pieces and suits reduced ill price from
lo 10 so per (out. Illnllez‘ a represrlllaiiw list of extraordinary offer-
illit. The styles, iltlLiIlI}, construction and finish is abolutely the
best,

A. J. Collins 8: Co

 

 

Razor Your
Expenses

Take the Surplus and Deposit it
ill the

F airfield ' County

Savings Bank

WALL STREET. NORWALK.

 

 

 

Now is the Time

TO PROVIDE FOR NEXT WINTER'S COMFORT. WE HAVE IN
OUR YARD THE BEST QUALITY OF COAL MINED, AT LOWEST
PRICES.

Remember Us With Your Order.
HARRIS & GANSCOMPANY

-Water Street. South Nor-walk. ‘ Tel. 721.

 

 

 

You Can Save Money by Ordering Your

Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs

FROM
HEADQUARTERS FOR cur FLOWERS or ALL KINDS.

South Norwa'lk Flower Co.,
No. 2 South Main Street Telephone 36.4

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Electric Fans
16 Inch Oscillating ....... $17.50
16 inchfiizid . .t. . . . . ......... $13.50
" ELECTRIC WIRING FOR LIGHT
RAND POWER.

75‘ White Electric Co.

Electrical Bummer: and Contractile;
54 'Watcr st. South Nor-walk.

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A FAMILY WASH FOR 750ts‘

. Everything washed CLEAN. All the tint pieces and underwear
ironed, and thesisrohpiocesstarched wet, sent to you ready to
dampen and iron.

AT THE RATE 0E1 1-“ PER. PIECE.

 

PHONE 5-4.

CRESCENT LAUNDRY

 

 

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Mintz’s

Sale of

 

HELP AND YET—
your let them suffer and ri-i'use 1.:
near gases illsi “odd speedily
set things l‘iElll. and do away in

Ill‘t'h‘ with those headaches and
ummer Iiiildrt’d ailmlllis tailspti 3y tidit“
tin: ~tisioli.

tlur modern iacl’lities. togeitllr

Dresses nlill onl 'ieillilii examinations lll'
skilled Hi i im'Sl whose could
she serum 1 m retain tor this

 

 

 

 

 

purpose. a‘flll‘tg our patrons 'ol pwr-
tee satisfaction. "'-"- ‘
‘ a? s Tl

, THAMER

OCULIST8 AND OPTICIANS

81 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Ct.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897

 

 

Sentinel Wants are a qul-h action
and inexpensive means or comment
caucn. They aflbrd a dflot wry or
carrying a message to the ones wth
will be most interested. '

 

 

 

 

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4 Good tenants are to he had—for
the advertising.

 

 
 
 
 
 

SPECIALS

FOR THIS WEEK.

Vionen s Shoe.q and Oxfords, odds and ends small sizes onli

Values 3! 4| to $3.00
\l'olnens Tull Uxiolds and Pumps values $2.00 to 3" 00.1 19
\ilsses‘ and (‘hilllrell' s White Pumps, values $1.; .3 and $1. .30. 89¢
“omens \eliet Pumps sizes 2 l-_ ’ to 4 ...................... 79¢

Keeler’ s

 
 

Display of Fireworks Tonight
A T .

Roton Point Park

Shore dinners in the Casino Restaurant
75c, $1.00, $1.50

 

The City NatiOnal Bank
Commercial Accohnts

There is no'better proof of the advantages altered to those making
disbursements by checks than is evidenced by the continued increase

‘ in the number of our commercial accounts.
Our facilities for quickly and accurately handling all businegs is
our greatest asset, and is a. strong inducement for business firms and

 

individuals to place their accounts in this institution
The methods of this Bank are an open book—inquiries are col-dial
ly invited.

J‘It‘»

fiflflil lit-iii. elite“

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

Try a “Tree-Moe” Shoe
It is the ideal outing shoe, made or
, a special Indian Tanned Leather that
“ will remaiw7sott and pliable after the
4 ;; severest Wetting. and the scles
T won’t slip.

‘ Conneally and Bracken

1a waanmorou or. .,

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

n‘ on'oonroimommvm. including mall ind stateroom .

«luncheon at m Chamberlia, them via James River
"to Richmond. Va.) Indium W. stateroom m
”mmoramunoom yamusomrmm
diamond; intro Wand some events:

15W m‘m. durum" berth and breather

nosed" luncheon tit-litmus on strip: luvs Not-to

_ mun York. inci‘ 1radius" an

‘ on ..\

more». a. minus

 

 

4 Rathskeller

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

LOVER’S

THE PLACE

 

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TO FINISH OCT THE SEASON,

Ladies’
Pumps

and
Oxfords

AT $2.00 MAY JUST MEET YOUR

REQUIREMENT.

White Canvas
Patent Colt
Gun Metal

 

 

iGlover’s Shoe Store

0
01108
The Bridge Fish Market will con-
tinue to do business at the old stand
until i notify you through my advn.

to the contrary, notwithstanding what
you read ill the newspapers.

R. J. Cutbill, Prop.

Clifford Hotel

 

Open from 9 a. m.
to 11.30 p. m.

fi_ MUSIC SATURDAY
NIGHTS

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

HIGH CLASS

MILLINERY

EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES.

Roodner's Block

WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

 

MERRILL, COLLEGE

SUMMER
. SCHOOL

July 6 to August 30. Hours: 8 ,
a. m. to 12 111.

SPECIAL TUITION RATES TO

SUMMER sCHopL STUDENTS.
Port Chester. Stamford.
' south Norwalk. ‘

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Baby Teeth

'Take care of the baby’s teeth.
>meyneeditasmucnosthe »-
, adult; Don’t hold your child
hock but see

"'Dr. J. H. Mallory 7 I

15 Sodium so. So. Nomlk.

and have [him give those teeth
professional care at we.
«Imperfect teeth mm the
. child-b moons (prickly.
Did ‘ your: parents negloct
yours!
IIIW35I5 Add. 10 5 P. M.
Will‘s" Iv art-murmur

 

 

 

 

 

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