~ mid 3p to the present time. there havi
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 5, 1914
‘1 Toilet Articles.
A Full Line of Articles
7 Pure Home-
Needed at THE SHORE.
made Candy : 1...... m...
“ TALCUM
Always FM 73 BATHING cars, ETC.-
HUYLER's FAMOUS ' .
cnocouvsa F. H. BAXTERJLDruggist.
LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
David W. Raymond ~
UNDERTAKER
new nee-aura alumina
or WAN-"NOON sv.
3m, omo, 1m; Muaa, m
Miss Isabelle Brush, 0! 61 Franklin
street. Danbury. is spending her I"
cation with friends at Compo Beach.
Leonard Brady, of 19 Main street, Ja c O b ’s
Danbury, has returned from a vaca- .
lion spent at Calf Pasture Beach, Nor-
walk,
Dr. and Mrs. E. ii. Jones, of No. 6
West street, are at their former home
In Hancock. New York, for a stay of
I several weeks.
Linen Dusters
James Francis, formerly of Francis 98C
A». Company. South Norwaik. now lo- .
cated in Erie, Penn. is being enter~ IIII Slzes
thined at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Henry Brown, of Hokanum Park-
Farm, WestporL _ y ->
.. Automobile necessaries in M. r.
Charles J. Prescott, J. H. Main, and Dunnes.
Jesse 0. Seaman, of the ‘Bouth Nor.
walk post~oiiice, are in New York City. will be found at the N, E. Ryan Com-
today, where they will witness the an
ball-game between the Chicago and p y. l
.. ._.
New Yorke i Miss Julie M. McGinn. a teacher in
the Franklin School is spending a
vacation in Atlantic City, N. J.
A full line of children's rompers
Anthony '1‘. Canty, formerly organ-
Ist at St. Peter‘s church in Dunbury.
has been appointed organist of St.
Mary's church, Norwalk, succeeding
Edward F. Hands. who has resigned
to so to New London.
Miss Louis E. Martin. of Ridgelleld.
vacation with friends on Belle '15-
:Isnd. l
Elliott K. GTEKOTY,‘ of France
street. who has been confined to his
home as a result of typhoid foyer, II
convalescent, and is able now to sit
up a little while each day. It has
3 been erroneously reported that he is
able to be out. ‘
Mrs. W. s. Comatock, of Spring-
wood avenue, has returned from a
in Mount Kioco. N. ‘Y.
,‘Board has been called by the chair-
The West End Improvement Asso« “‘3' Dr J Hilton Coburn, for Friday If
elation will hold their Grand Clam “8"" “5"“ 7 “9 WW” °’ m" --
Bake Sunday August 30 1914, at ”“10“ “I“ “9 ‘° “mm” “mm m" 3'
B .8 Grove West Cedar Street plans for the two new school build- 11
Tickets for sale by the committee and “‘53-
every member Plenty of sports and
Amusements.
» a very large number of Norwalk cit- have transferred It to their store;
hens in fact, Dr J. G Ilregory stat. where they will sell it stones at hal
ed to a Sentinel representative this n” former prices. See large adv. in
morning that there is more of itinow this In“
than there has been for twenty-five
m He in“ “lit about mmy' TIIO mitt DIM Of Gm Baptist
. years a smi of
W use 3:: :2: {it 211:“ a“ marrow. ‘lil'he members of the schooi
' will assemble at the ear oars in the
MM AI: 8:80 o’clock It! the
been comparatively few victims aim.
I‘m-in; from them.
tho New York real estate firm. and
i In. Edith Kraft Cutter were quietly
married in Greenwich Saturday noon,
the home of the bride's \mother’.»
discriminant had been
ma only two pm previously Dth._
ll
Conn, is enjoying a pleasant week‘s.
pleasant visit with Mrs. Li. H. Varney. j;
A special meeting of the School "
The A J. Ansevine a. Son Company "
________ flies purchased the entire furniture ..
emu: and fever have taken hold of “02“ 0' “10 K1198" 00mm“ and
Chrch sunny school will or held to-,,
neuritis. when dew can Will car‘
Tamwmseaohorthedm
Our
August FurnitureSaie
is now in full swing and only the titted and finest of goods
find a place on our four immmise floors and with our entire stock of
artistic and carefully selected pieces and suits reduced in price from
_ 10 to 50 per cent. makes a representative list of extraordinary ole:-
ings. The styles, quality, construction and finish is
A. J. Collins & Co
Razor Your
Expenses
Take the Somme and Depot
in the
Savings Bank
AT LOWEST PRICES
None Better
HARRIS & ' GANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Nor-walk.
H
You Can Save Money by Ordering Your
'* I~Fiorai“De’corétion§ ”and Iii-135ml Desigiis
FROM
HEADQUARTERS FOR CUT FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS.
South . NorWalk Flower Co.,
No. 2 South Main'Strect
‘ I Electric Fans
16 Inch Oscillating ....... .S17.50".f
,181nchRIsid.......; ...... ".SIASO ::
ELECTRIC WIRING FOR LIGHT ;;
AND POWER.
75°: White Electric Co.
Electrical Incineare and Contractors.
54 mm.- at. South Morwiik. .
A FAMILY WASH FOR 750ls,
W washed CLEAN. ammo inst pieces and underwear "
ironed. and theatrehpie‘ceemehed vet. sent to you ready to,
dampen and iron.
AT THE RATE OF I ‘I-h PER PIECE.
CRESCENT LAUNDRY“
PHONE 3-4.
‘ 54*;
‘ €1.53;
PAGE SEVEN .
CID
abolutely the
Mintz’s
Sale of
Summer
Dresses
Thamer :
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS.
NO MATTER WHAT DOCTOR
YOU MAY GO T0
or what fee you pay, you cannot
get better service than we give you.
We employ experienced OCU-
1.1-STS———graduste physicians—to ex-
amine the eyes and GUARANTEE
SATISFACTION.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn.
Eat. 15 yrs. Open Sat. Evngs.
8" Armin Square. murmurs. gem.
Open Sat. Evenings. Eat. 1897
Fairfield County
WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Tel. 72:.
Telephone 364
Sentinel Wants are a quick action
.. Ind Inexpensive means of commw
- “the. They award a direct my oil
W171!!! I meals“ to the ones whol
will be most interested
nent buildings.
Do not split crack or decay
roof which constantly grows better
with the lapse of time
ASBESTOS SHINGLES. \
The cheapest coveiings for perma-
Neier need painting.
I A LIFETIME WITHOUT REPAIRS,
C. H. Aisthorpe
TOI. 9874.
SPECIALS
FOR THIS WEEK.
Women s Slices and Oxfords. odds and ends small sizes only;8
1Values 31. 50 to $3.00
Women' 3 Tan Oxfords and Pumps. values 82 00 to $3. 00
Misses‘ and Cliildren' s White Pumps, values $125 and $1. 50.
Women's Velvet Pumps sizes 2 1-2 to 4 ...................... 79¢
Keeler’s
” A Full Moon and a High Tide
A T
R oton Point Park
«To Night--
Moon Rises 7.11 pm, High Tide 10.48 pm.
Dancing in the Pavilion 25c.
Shore Dinners 75c, $1.00, $1.50
The only
Beaview Ava.
The City National Bank
Commerdlal Accounts
There is no better proof of the advantages offered to these 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 business 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 hook—inquiries are cordial~
iy invited.
‘n‘ajafa'a'l
.v.
nun-.- . .u'aII-I """
I Try “TrocMoc” Shoe '
It is the ideal outing» shoe, made of
a special Indian Tanned Leather that
will remain soft and pliable after the .
.1 seyerest wetting. and the soles
,. won’t slip. 7
Conneally and Bracken
1. WASHINGTON 8T.
' the former. How often have or
m.mmumonma.m “
fimcto moadneiudiumer,
" A. A Vacation for Everybody
Four Days Trip $18
'aiahmond leave Richmond aana‘
‘ .luaommmeaahfomavom’
m omuwrmnm
‘ are your best friends.
. noonday luncheon at new swim."
A- A.-- wwfl
LOVER’S
THE PLACE
4'1
'ro FINISH our THE season, "
oon LINE or
Ladies’
Pumps I
and
Oxfords
AT $2.00 MAY JUST MEET YOUR
REQUIREMENT.
White Canvas
Patent Colt
Gun Metal
lGlover’s Shoe Store
o
NOIICC
Tin» Bridge Fish' Market will con- .5
tlnue to do business at the old stand .,
until I notify you through my'advs.
to the contrary, notwithstanding WM 'j“j
you read in the newspapers. “
R J. Cutbill, Prop.
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
Open from 9 a. in.
to 11.30 p. m.
MUSIC SATURDAY
NIGHTS
HIGH CLASS
MILLINERY
Roodner’ s Block
WASHINGTON STREET.
MERRILL causes 4 '
SUMMER
SCHOOL
July 6 to August 30. Hours: I
3.111.101.2111.
SPECIAL TUITION RATES T0
sunrise scuom. svuosurs.’
Port Chester. Stamford.
South Norwalk.
Good Teeth .
and Beauty?
The latter is impossible witho‘ '
seen a fair face lose its attrs'ctfv .
nose when the smile showed ' '
slanted teeth.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
1| 80. Main on. to. "emails
will fix yours at a nominal chores.
Your mirror will show you the
elite. Be good to your teeth, they
veer no NATURE’S rims?
,. . moan. ~ .
nouns: aa. rare or. in.
,CUIIWC av murmur
Norwalk Chronicler