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Marine Automobile, Burglary, Liabil-
ItY, «Compensation. Fidelity Bonds, in
tact we can write any kind of Insur-
ance you may require. Call us on the
Phone NO. 1230.
Taylor & Golden
IOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
Jacoby is advertising a sale of linen
dllstel‘s, I’rire will he found ill the
adv.
it}, i), lislldail oi Elm Grove street
is entertaining ilis nirtller of \\'hit
man. Mass.
If your eyes are calling for help.
don't neglect them, ('.lII on 'i‘llamer
and let him examine thelll.
Mrs George Parker of Quintard
avenue is spending a short vacation
with relatives ill L'tica, N. Y.
.Mr. alld Mrs Fred l.. Pelllaln and
daughter are visiting Mr. i’clhan’l's
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. M. I.. l’el-
llalu_
Sweet potatoes arrived in the local
markets last Week for the first time
this season and are retailing for ten
cents a quart.
—i)ancing every Wednesday
Saturday evenings at Compo Butch.
Alfred Lundquist. of the Art Depart.
meui. of the New York American. is
a visitor for several days at the home.
of his aunt, Mrs. Satllor of Elm
Grove street.
Miss Anna May Wittenlnyer, who
has been visiting Mr,;snd Mrs. Frank
B. field of Hillside place for several
days. has left this city for 0 visit with
friends in Port Chester,
Arthur Becker. of the composing
room of the Sentinel. met with a
painful accident yesterday afternoon.
when a heavy form fell on his foot,
bruising it badly and fracturing a
bone. Dr, R. E. Perdue attendedI
hull, .1
Danbury aerie, F. 0. FL, was repre-
sented by fifty members at the outing
‘ and clambake held by Norwaik aorta
in llurcllard'sv- woods. South ‘Norwalk,
yesterday. Fourteen of the Dan-bur-
ians made the trip in Rutherford‘s an-
to bus, others went by private auto-
mobiles. and the remainder wont by
train. James Ghiotto, of Nor-walk.
served .the bake and prepared" a
spread for oVer 20.0 men.-—Danbury
News.
Washington Camp, No. 11, Patriotic
Order of the Sons of Anterica, ‘Twlii.
hold a regular meeting this evening
in the hall in the South Norwalk
Trust Company's building. The dele-
gates to theistate camp in New Haven
today—State Vice-presidenf John H.
iBaltterson, S. BIWa'll-riey, Thomas Mc-
Cuiiom. W_ H. Avery and Jay Daven-
port. will give reports and an inter
Th‘eirocoptoclésmt hold
and l
:.Will They Burn? 1
{-11 ion, dull onset-s. filing uses, iron safes—rue the? mo-
‘Ooi‘lddsr tho lol- ind notification haunt, an 09;.7
imagining, «sellout stinging 0 rats dopo‘llt box in tho
mun- eta-gisumwauw mic ‘~
This
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.‘virs, T. 1, Raymond. of West street!
is entertaining Miss Madge Brown, of
Long island.
There is 10 he a subscription dance
at the Knob t‘lufi quarters on Wed-
nesday evening
I
Miss Catherine liredta of bowel
street. is spending a two weeks‘ vat-am
lion in Brooklyn. 1
)iiss Anna S, Krakow, of llaill)lii’,\'.l
has been mailing a short \isil \vithi
Airs. s, .l. iiaulor. in Norwaik, i
, Mrs, George Fable. of New Canaan:
nai‘enile. was visiting her mother. Mrs. l
I
lliuiniiton. oz White Plains, New Yorii.
recently, .
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Thaddeus (luyer, who has been
spending a Week‘s vacation at hisl
home ill i'nion street. has returned.
to Ilallbury. l
Lylnon Brocken and Chester
Inwrentze. of this city. have returned
from a delightful cruise on the "PIX."
,.\Il-_ Bracken will leave for Annapolis,
Md, where he will spend a week
"visitiug friends
D. Folask has received a permit to
itear down the present addition on the
lbuilding of hi. Josem on Chapel
ISII‘EEI. and will ill its place construct:
ti new addition which will cost about:
$150. ;
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r6031 for Fall Goods.
l (‘orporation Counsel William RI
lTalnnlany, and (‘in Clerk Joseph J.,
[Lillxwt‘llel‘ are in Hartford on bust-I
‘llk’SS for the city. City Troasurcri
.\\'ilfred iiodweil would have accom-
Ipunied them had it not been for the1
M
KnicRCr
{Bridgeporh who are in the Nol‘walk
,hospitai. victims of the trolley acct-I
dent at Westport, are all reported to
now ............
soon; NORWALK mmmc SENTINEL
Of all the Red Tag Sales we ever held the present one is by far the biggest and best—bigger va-
riety of styles, sizes and patterns—better values and bigger reductions in prices.
We must clear out. all of our Summer Weight Clothing and Furnishings for men and boys to make
Don't tail to come here and get your share of the bargains.
. Boy’s Suits. _
Suits, formerly marked $3.50.
..... ....$6.85
Wash Suits for the
walk store only.
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‘pressure of business. I HOW .................... $2.45
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i This morni‘ug building inspector L‘.I Kkaer Sulfa, formerly marked $460:
. ‘ ‘ I now ..................... $3.25 Oys at
.l. Finch issued a ;permit to H. L.‘ _ .
ldoues. of Norwalk, to alterutc and. maker Suits, formerly marked $5~°°t ' ,
)improve the interior of the Bishop' ‘ now --------------------- $335 Suits formoly ““mg at $L°°v now 79c
Mills. Iteed & Volk were also issued Knicker ‘ erl r e Suits formerly scllin at $1. 0, now .. $1.1
, . Suns, form y. ma k 11 $6.00, g 5 5
1n permit to install a 1.3 horse-power; now ........... , ......... $435 Suits formerly selling at $2.00. now .. $1.45
motor for Mr. Jones. ! Knicker Sui", formerly marked $7.50, Suits formerly selling at $2.50, now .. $1.85
Mrs. puth llristol Jones. Miss Mihl MW ------ - -------------- 55-55 Suits Emmy ”lung “t $36"! “W -- $245
Edred G, Smith lino Clark T. Smith, or . Knickef Suits, formerly marked $3.50 to $10, Children's Rompers half price at Sou Nor.
be doing very nicely. This will be
""I 'tthifl'id. ofFrnishi hi i .
very wccome news 0 er ens 1.; pg“ oranoodsw ch wiilbosodat Shirts at $115 .
Straw Hats .5 half price. Manhattan $2.00 Shirts at ........... $1.45
Bath“: Stock of Children’s Summer‘i-lats at $3.75 Silk Shirts at .......... $2.85
31f price. - ’
until next Saturday. The two boys : . $5.00 Silk Sm at ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' $3.85
have refused to work. preferring s {I 5°C S‘lk HOS. . ' ' ‘ ' ----- - - ' ' ' """ ~ - ' ' 39c 50c Four-ln-Hands ........... . . . . . . . . . 39c-
“'0 °f loan“ and ”1999‘“! 0‘" doorsi 50c Negligec Shirts reduced to ..... . 39c 25c Four-in-Hnnds . . . . . . . . .. ....... 19c.
“5.5,,” afternoon a much until Entire Stock of $1.00 Fancy Negligoc 100 Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at .. . 6c
chain was stolen from a patron 0!; Shirts at .......... 79c 15c Hematitched Handkerchiefs at ...... 9c
YMichael Lubrano on Wood street. inI
the evening when a colored man came I
in his place of business endeavor-lag
to sell a watch and chain, Mr. 'Lu-
brano became suspicious and called
the police. Officer Frank V. Raymond
responded, but the man has
poured before he arrived.
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disap-
This morning when discussing the
effect the European war would have.
‘upon the American money-market.
local bankers were optimistic when
speaking of the effect which would be
!felt in this city. Speculativo loans
Ifor new business will be shut offL but
the ordinary requirements of the bus-
iness men will be easily met. The
government's action in circulating
currency has relieved local bankers.
fund the action of the New York bank
commissioner. who has required that
la 60 day notice proceed all draws, is
highly commended by them. There is
Iahsolutely no cause for anxiety in
relation to the money market.
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now .........
Doan's Reguiets euro constipation
. Officer Benjamin yesterday arrested’
Hugh O‘Grady and A. Murillo for its.
lgrancy on the complaint of the boy's!
parents. Their case was continuedI
We will have bargain tables of broken lots
Suits formerly priced at $12 and $10,
» ' ......... $7.85
Suits fonnorly priced at $15,
Suits formerly priced at $18,
Suits formerly priced at $00,
Suits formerly priced at $25, now .. $18.85
_S__uits formerly priced at $30,
Men’s $7.50 Rain-Coats reduced to . . $3.85
,Qiur entire stock of Fancy Mixtures Nor-
folk Coat! and Trousers at half price.
Men’s Suits. .
eluding Hart, Shaffner 8t Marx’s Suits.
Broken lot in Youth’s. light colored suits;
ages 15 to 18.
price .
now .. $10.78
now .. $3.85 3
. 5.00 at
now " $14.85 $6.50.“
now . . $22.85
ROGERS 8. STEVENS.
.iINorwalk and South NorWaIk.
$4.00 White Serge Trousers, with black
stripes
..... $3.85
BLUE SERGE SUITS AT A SAVING.
Suits formerly priced at $10.00, now . . $8.45
Suits formerly priced at $15.00. now . . $12.45
Suits formerly priced at $18.00. now . . $14.85 .
Suits formerly priced at $20.00, now . . $16.85
Suits. formally priced at $95.00, now . . $19.85
Manhattan and Star $1.50 Fancy Negligec
former price $8 to $10, sale
34-85
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no.0... u:...v-n--
..........$2.95
$545
'will be furious for awhile, not of long
. duration. I have four that the bob-o-
‘co cropmsy suffer‘ from a fall of hull.
" There will be one other disturbance
*“ . from the 19th to tho,"22d of . very
"great. force. willyextend over 0. great
- tract of country. (Bowel-oi) I am.
still am in the belle o: the Null“):
1 ruin of sonh'd also“, which twiliby
Aanally,require (”great ohsnso'of m
your private NWWL. {mom mason
i ‘ u '. . “r .
Lion’l’lmlmt to distilled", melanin-of fl ‘ p .. ”Win“ ““9”: AW. t 1491‘-
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I SALE or onion: uousss.
.acthonmtuhotnobtuum-
mason mum no mum
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eating time is expected. 'The camp.without griping, nausea, nor any
will give a dance at Retail Point on weakening effect. Ask your 'druggist
Thursday, August 14th. . . for them. 25 cents per-box. " , 1,...
£2212:- w-smmwg .5 mm- . '
' ' “ ouch: HORACE AGAIN. OPPORTUNITIES.
‘ . There are indications of a storm of .. _
f .~' , °' ' considerable tone to take‘place about M day bring! new opportunities.
\ the 6th, of the present month 'It added possibilitlel. ror those who
no slim to theircnsnoos and quick .
to tan advantage or conditions.
Tilers is always 0 my torths con-
scientious, skilled worker to {at
them-wriw s Sentinel Want Ad.
stating briefly and ooneluly your ox-
porislloss; toll of your humiliation.“
seek a position when «windswep-
iurocm mic. will Malt In accult-
advancement. .
Tho help wanton columns of Th0
Sentinel com om~wtlmto lino
or. sun sodium. can. nin-
It!!!“ specialist! In “not! In“.
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W'of'uleo l'
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everywhere
No advance fee no Writs
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:3. A. STIOIJT
..?“'°°"'i-‘i'l..°r"
museums
Arthur. Waldron
District Manager
‘ 29 Haviiand Su'ect
«atoms or cocoon-u. couvsu.
‘” non.
Five Cent Lunch
' 51 Fruit Jars. pint III. 650 dot.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 4. 1914
Sterling’s August Furniture Sale .
IS A LIVE PROPOSITION FOR FOLKS WHO WANT TO SAVE
MONEY.
Every piece of Furniture. Rugs and Bedding at this sale is new
this spring and summer. So odds and ends. Right up to the min-
ute in style, construction and finish. Everything warranted to be as
represnted or money refunded. 75¢ WILL DO WHAT $1.00 FORM.
ERLY Dli).
MATTRESSES AT AUGUST PRICES.
FAMOUS MATTRESSES AT AUGUST PRICES — OSTERMOOR,
STEARNS. SILK FLOSS AND HAIR—Just think of buying these
iamous makes at less than their advertised price.
$15.00 Ostermoor at August price for ..................... $10.95
$18.00 Osteruloor at August price for ...................... $14.95
$25.00 Hair Mattresses at August price for .................. $18.95
$35.00 iiair Mattresses at August price for .................. $28.95
$15.00 Silk Floss Mattresses at August price for ................ $10.95
$12.00 S, and F. (‘otton Felt at August price for ............. $7.95
810.00 S. and F. (‘otton Felt at August price for ............ $5.95
$8.00 Cotton Mattress at August price for .................... $4.95
87.00 Purity Mattress at August price for ................... $3.95
84.00 Cotton Top Mattress at August price for ............... $1.95
Mattresses in all sizes reduced in the same proportion. Bring
the size of the bed with you, as this is a wonderful saving. All
these mattresses are made by the famous manufacturers who name
you are familiar with. '
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Sterling Furniture Co;
127-129 WASHINGTON STREET.
When Sterling Say; It's Oak It's Oak.
PHONE 105. OPPOSITE HOYT'S THEATRE.
Cloth Skirts
Just the skirt to wear on that vuction trip you are
stylish. serviceable and above all extremely reasonable.
in black, blue and checks.
planning;
Russian tu.
nics.
$2.98 AND $3.98.
M. Moltasch & Son
120 Washington at. Main Sun—210 Atlantic 8:, Stamford.
—-——.
, Imperial Cafe
‘ Now Open
9 RAILROAD AVENUE,
REGULAR DINNER 400
Business Men’s or
Quick Lunch at f
Noon
>25 cam-s.
Take, a Trip on the"
Ocean and Keep
Cool
Maine Steamship Co..~MetropoIltan
S. S. 00.. Red Cross Line, Old _.
minion -S. S. 00., Clyde Line, Sn-
vannsh Line.
J. M. Layton. 8: Co.. Inc.
Real Estate Insurance.
5 Railroad Ave. South Nomikuéj
FROM 4 TO 8 EACH AFTERNOON.I :__........._.. _..____.L.___.
HIGHvGLASS SEA' «FOOD. ‘ATTEND THE GREAT CUT RAT-l
SALE.
NOTHING cur PABST'S BEER ON"
DROUGHT.
CARL scuaus. PROPRIETOR.
‘ EVERYTHING
ron Pamsavmc
Mason Fruit Jars. pint ciao 420 dot.
Mason Fruit Jars, quart olxo 460 dot.
E1 Fruit Jon, quart sis. 690 dot.
5-! Fruit Jun, 2 quart slu $1.25 doz.’
Largo Variety of Proton-vino Kati“
Jar Rings, Jolly Strainers. cu. ‘
Albert F. Gehebe
sszuWIIIhm 3‘.
”Hannah.
mm mm
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