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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 7, 1914 · page 7

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1914

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Pure Home- 3
' made Candy

‘i‘otiet Articles.
A Full Line of Articles
Needed at THE SHORE.

. c01_o CREAM 1
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A'W‘Y' th . BATHiNG CAPS ETC.
HUYLER'S FAMOUS
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CHOCOLATES F. H. BAXTER, Druggist,‘

 

 

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LANE'S puns ICE CREAM ,

THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS

F. A. LANE

51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NDRWALK

 

David W, Raymond

UNDERTAKER

NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
27 WASHINGON 8T.
.Tel., office, toss-s; Muse, 693

 

 

 

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Mrs. Ralph Gilbert, of Norwnlkr Harold lBell Wright's new book "The
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Eyes of the World," on sale at W. P
,Gilbert, in liidgefield. Beers’. See adv.

 

 

Miss Cora Meade, of Norwalk, was 8 Alexander Smith, 0! Merwin street“
guest of her father, Charles F. Meade. left today for Massachusetts, where he'
New Canaan, last week. will spend his vacation.

John .1. Mahon, of New Canaan, has Mr. and Mrs. John 1‘. Tresdwcll, of
received a contract to build a concrete North avenue, left this morning for,
and steel bridge at West Norwnlk and West End. N. .l., where they are to \'is-‘
started work on it this woke. it their son for a few days.

 

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wSuch a sale never before has ——l)anc.1ng every Wednesday and
been known. Read Mintz's adv. on Saturday evenings at Compo Beach.

page S.

 

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Henry P. Price. cashier of tho Nth
National President John W. Scuny. tional Bank of Nbrwnlk, lolt minimum-

of the United Hatters of North Amer- mg for Sewn-t, N. J” where he will

ion. was in Danbury. yesterday, on spend a vacation of a few days.

’ .‘business. ‘ ‘

 

m Mr. and ‘Mrs. James Little, of Dr-
Msis Arline Fay. 01' 17% McDermott chard street, are visiting friends in
street. Danbury. nnssone to Cuifl‘ng; Morrisville, P1... and will leave this

Kurt's Beach. Norwalk, i0 spend "’0 morning for Philadelphia. whoro.thoy . ~

week's vacation. 1 will spend a week with relatives.
I

Mrs. Lawrence Farrell,

 

of 12 Town

Pasture Beach to spend two weeks.

-—ltching, bleeding, protruding or
blind ’pnés yield to Doan's Ointment!
Chronic cases soon relieved,
cured. Druggists all sell it.

 

deserve a share of your patronage.

RuthJJIe 8—year-old daughter of Mrs.
”“3“" Raymond Minter plunged from the
ISidewalk in front of the Btillson- Pow-
]eli Corporation, in Washington street,
Miss Amelia Beers, the well known to the street ”vement. Her head was
clairvoyant. who has been visiting in cut and she was dated for a time. Of.
New York and Ocean Grove, has re- iicer Frank S. Stratton took her into
turned to her home in Strawberry no the drug store. and her injuries were
hue. attended to. Later the oilicer accom-
'panied the girl to her home, 79 North
The specials for the weeks at An- Main street.
drew Davey's will please the hottso- , ,—
hold keeper. 1 «A11 white shapes to so on sale' at
' . Emma's sue tomorrow at 4.90.
The greatest bargain eventflof the ,_ . ' ‘ ‘
’ season, in the dry 80068 line, ll the The joint water sports of tho Conn;
his sale advertised for sninrdnv. at try Club, can Island Club and the
the N. E. Ryan Cola store- Such er Norwalk Yacht gum will be held at
traordlnary values in real meritorious,» the Bell Island Club on Saturday, Aug-
seasonsblo articles, at 91: to 69¢ each. psi 15, swung at 2 p. mkshnrp. An
havonever before been offered in thiiflomnlbus "entry blankfor each oi the
locality. . t 7' » " ,1 ftwo‘lve events will be found on club
_._______'_ "huuet1n board and should be signed
——0ur entire stock Anolndod in M by all desiring to enter. It is hoped
anal clean-up sale. nothinx will be to furnish a large number of entries
carried char. M Hints’s adv. on am will be the biggest amt otths
one 8 ‘ ‘ -kind evér hold in Norwalk and the
prizes are well worth whiy. Members
Mr. and 'Mrs. Cari Yankee, of Clove- and their inmiliiis are W to turn.
land. 0., are guests '0! Alvin Keillor out in torch to use the. fun. The Bell
anti 33W. Yukon: This“ 11n- Y!» “and Club will entertain.
hos' second tripFIo New Oshaan. aim;
hisiiratviewofthottownploosodhimi
so much flint hsgmado up ills minnow.
‘-' live in this moon; and haspicked out,
south Norwaiku his yahoo: resi-

 

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Tun amnion SERVICE '

The Present

is the but mono burg my.

‘dosso‘not horn that you shall

 
 

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l Washington
{from an enjoyable vacation trip
Foughkcepsie,

E Liberty. will picnic at
:The following councils have accepted

The East india Tea Company ask -
Hill avenue. Dnnbury, and children, you to let them supply your table 2
Esther and Frances. have gone to Cali wants and in the prices at which their 3,
igoods are advertised they certainly - -

 
 
 

 

 

 

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Mr. and Airs. Sainud hi.
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Murray. oi
returnt d

to
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and the Alert
liudd. aw entered in the first division

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Senora, mined by W. H. Far-I
owned by R. B.

liugenot Yacht t‘lub ract-s on

{Saturday the former vessel having at

Banner Council .\'o 54. Daughters of

Rotors Saturday.

gthc invitation to be present: Danbury
Bridgeport Stainiord. \ew Canaan,
(ireennith, Port ( bester and Shelton.

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handicap of two and one-half per cent.
The Nadia. owned by W. F. Clarke. is
entered in the second division. “ith a
handicap of four and one-half

1 ADVERTISE in 71-1: sENTiNEL.

 

Our

August Furniture Sale

is now in full swing and only the fitted

find a place on our four iniinmSo floors and with our entire stock of

artistic and carefully selected pieces and

10 tom per cent. makes a representative list of i‘Xli‘aOleflaf)’ offer
The styles, quality, construction and finish is

ings.
best.

all:

 

A. J. Collins 8: Co

and tiniest of goods can
suits reduced in price from

aboiutely the

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

Yachting and Tennis

SHOES

With smooth or corrugated rubber soles.
All sizes for men, women and children.

T he “Tint-Mm" is the ideal outing shoe.

Conneally and Bracken

18 WASHINGTON 8T.

‘Ra'zor Your
Expenses

Take the Surplus and Deposit it

"Q Fairfield County

Savings Bank

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, —. .. - ,. ' thL eraser. NORWALK- ‘:
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You Can Save Money by

Ordering Your

Floral DecOrations and Funeral Designs

FROM

HEADQUARTERS FOR CUT FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS...

South Norwalk Flower Co, ,

No. 2 South Main Street

. Telephone 364

 

 

18 Inch Rigid

, .34 Mater 8t.

Electnc Fans

113 hm. mounting strait

"ELECTRIC wmmo ros 1.113141"
AND power.“ , )-

White Electric CO.

Electrical Engineers and Comm.

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90 Washington Street Phone 410

SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK

Andrew Davcy’s

 

PAGE SEVEN

 

 

South Norwalk

 

a.

Sweet Clover Milk, can .............. 10c Finest Potatoes, pk. (15 lbs.) .......... 30c
Full Cream Cheese, lb. ............... 20c Borden’s Evaporated Milk, 3 cans for .. 25c
Fine Table Butter, lb. ................ 28c Broken Rice. 3 lbs. for ................ ioc

 

100 S. ‘ H. Stamps Free with I lb. Best

Note the Extra 8. '8: H. Stamps Free with T ens and Coffees.

3o S. & H. Stamps Free with I lb. Best

 

' Teas, all kinds ............ 70c Toffee .................... 35c

70 S. & H. Stamps Free with 1 lb. Very 20 S. a H. Stamps Free with 1 lb. Da-
iFine Tea, all kinds ......... 60c - vey's Famous Blend ........ 30c

60 S. &. H. Stamps Free with I lb. Choice 10 S. & H. Stamps Free with I lb. Best
'Tea, all kinds ............... 50c ‘Santos Coilee .............. 25c

 

ZPounds for 25 Cents

Snow White Compound Better Than Lard For Cooking ~

 

 

 

Look These chr 10 S. & H. Stamps Free With Each
Rolled Oat! .................. 3 lbs. for me 1 pkg. Atlas or Minute Tapioca ...... 10c “ .
Yellow Corn Meal ............. ‘3 lbs for 1°C 1 pkg. Atlas Corn Starch or Farina . . .. IOC
Graham Flour .7 .............. 6 lbs for 25c A large bottle Onion Salad ............ xoc
Fine Table Salt .............. 4lbs for 5c 1 large bottle Atlas Ammania ........ 10c
Peanut Butter ........ . ......... I 1b., 13c 1 large bottle Biuing ................ roc '
Mustard Sardines, large cans, .. 3 for ass 3 lb. box Atlas Laundry Starch ........ 18c
Davey,’s Best Borax Soap 7 for 250 1 box Atlas Table Salt ....... ' .......... 1 oc
Quaker Corn Flakes. pkg. .............. 5c 1 box Atlas Cocoa .................... 10c .

 

Sunkist Oranges, doz. 25c.
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The City National Bank
COmmercial Accounts

There is no better proof of the hdvantages, offered 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 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 bookwinquiries are cordial-
ly invited.

 

 

 

 

 

A Vacation for Everybody

, Four Day’s Trip $18
888 Miles of Travel—All Water

New York to Old Point Comfort, Vs, including meals and stateroom
berth on opinion, rout-neon at noun Chamberlin, thence via James River
Night Lino steamer to Richmond, \a., including supper, stateroom berth.
anr breakfast the following morning: noondny luncheon at Hotel Jeiferson,
ilchmond or Murphy, in Richmond; leave Richmond name evening via.
«tumor to Norfolk Va, including sum. stateroom berth and breakfast
be following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; leuva Norfolk
some evening (except Sunday) 7 p. m. for New York, including meals and
itateroom berth. arriving New York 1 allowing afternoon about 4 1). in.

Steamers sail every week day at 3 p m. from Pier 25. N. R., New York.
but of N. Monro film A;
Sand for illustrated pamphlet Tour Department.

OLD DOMINION LINE

1 w. L. WOODROW Traffic Manuel 4., J. Bflowuuasn. Pan. Aoom

 

 

 

SPECIALS

FOR THIS WEEK.

Women' s Shoes and Oxfords, odds and ends, small sizes only;
if.aluss;150to$3.00.. ............
Women's Tan Oxfords and Punips, values $2.00 to 83. 00 . . . .
Missoa' and Children' to White Pumps, value‘srfl. 25 and $1.50;
Women’s Velvet Pumps, sizes 2 1-2t04 .........

, Keéler’ s, I.

 
 
 
 

189¢
7 911'

 

 

 
 

 

Luther M Wright

BARCAIN IN USED (MR8

 

 

Ford Model 'i‘,‘olectric ugha, A1 condition 2 . . . . . . . . . . .. $300.00
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1 5 ransom Tourliis our. newly painted. Bargain $350.00

 
 
 

 

 
 

_ it, Pope Hartford, a revelation in power and spoon.

 

 
 

Hana—aw“.

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Best Messini Lemons, doz. 256

 

-~ nent buildings.
'1 Do not split, crack or decay. Til .
,j roof which constsntlvm grows batten.
~: with the lapse of time.

 

 
 
 
 

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LOVER’S

‘ THE PLACE

 

'ro FINISH our THE ssflsou,
oun LINE or A”

1Ladies’ '7‘
Pumps
and

Oxfords I

AT $2.00 MAY JUST MEET YOUR

 

REQUIREMENT.

White Canvas
Patent Colt'
Gun Metal

 

lGlover’s Shoe Sto'ré

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Take a Trip on the?
Ocean and Keep
Cool

Maine Steamship (30., Metropolitan
8 S. 00., Red Cross Line, Old Do-
minion S. S 00.. Clyde Line, Sa-
vannah Line.

5. M. Layton a (20., inc.”

Real Estate, inwrance. I;
5 Railroad Ave. south Nat-walk. -

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

ASBESTOS SHINGLES‘II

The cheapest coverings for.“ _
Never used pal

 
 
 

A LIFETIME WITHOUT Rename

c. 11. Aisthorpe,

Til. 087-3. ' naviow Ava“

Wm M‘

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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