HUYLER'B FAHOUC CHOCOLATEO LANE'O PURE ICE CREAM THE BEST OF BAKERY PRODUCTS F. A. LANE 51 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK Special sale at seidlits powders at the Stillson-Powell Corporation. Stephen Dokus, assistant to the city clerk, resumed his duties this morn- ing after spending a pleasant week's vacation. An easy solution oi the hot water problem will he found in the adv oi the United EleCtric Light and Water Company, Local agents are In receipt of a no tics that the Cunard Line steamers be. tween here and England would soon resume operations. Charles Benedict, who was arrested on August 3d by Oilicer John Flynn tor speeding. was fined 86. 78 in court this morning by Judge Keogh. Miss Anna Stcegmuller left South Norwalk. Saturday morning. for Cape Cod, Mass. to spend two weeks' vaca- tlon with Mrs. William Ryan. Michael Sullivan, intent on increas- ing his arrest-record, was taken into custody Saturday evening ior drunk- ‘enneas. His case was continued in- definitely, Saturday. evening Oihcer Wallace 1!; Sammie arrested Joseph Bar-inky for drunkenness. His case was con- _ tinned indefinitely by Judge Keogh. ithis morning. The police have several names in their possession oi motorcyclists, who ' use West avenue as a speedway, and , lugs, est that the offenders slow- down. it they do not wish to be hailed into, mm- Tho operator of an automobile , bearing a New York license, failed to stop at the signal or an oilioer Sat- day evening. The police have the car’s number had the owner will be notified. 1”William E. Williams, oi! Stamford, was arrested. Saturday evening. by Moor John Smith. for speeding down about Main street. At his request his case was continued until Tuesday morning. . The Stamfordanthorltissvhsve noti- wthslocal policetobeomtholook- / sensors that oilsE alter robbing a Terrain-y Wdorths own thieves. . T oilet Articles. 1 I A Full Line or Article. aarume cars. are. :1 F. H. BAXTERJDruggist.‘ a? I , l putter two young men who mood! mm mm summon» a...“ OLEANOERO OF OHIO“. In Summer Time They Fairly Run Riot Over the islands. 1'! Needed at THE SHORE. i Back in the titties, when Antholy‘ j‘ loom CREAM iTrollps held a roving commission'as . TALCUH ‘post once inspector for the British government, he visited Bermuda, then practically unknown to any people save marines. The distinguished au- ‘thor said some uncomplimentary ;things about the native Barmudians, much to their amusement, but he could ' ;not help praising the scenery oi their i island home and particularly the clean. ‘ders. He declared that Bermuda should be called the “Oleander Isles." Curiously enough. Bermuda is bet- ter known .5 the home of the onion , Iand thefl my. to say nothing at them“ EtheroseJlthoughthe Oleander is the most gorgeous and conspicuous shrub in the islands Shruif is hardly the word to describe the Oleander. it is really a tree. lift- ing its top twenty feet in the air and growing in tthltets that the island planters use as screens or wind breaks. The Oleander trees are covered with a profusion of pink. white and ' crimson blossoms that last well into the autumn and make great splashes of color on the hills and at the road- side. The oleander has no enemies. Animals refuse to touch it, and the tree runs its riotous way all over the islands. Those who visit Bermuda David W.Rsyinond UNDERTAKER NEW RED MEN'S IUILDINO 27 WAOHINOON 8T. Jot, as“. m; hoses; I“ Thamer OCULISTQ ANp OPTICIANS 1F YOUR EYES TIRE EASILY it will pay you to look into the merits or our Toric lioness. Being ; curved to the shape oi the eyes, i they give a clear vision over a ' larger held than any other lens. OCULIGTS, not Opticians. ex- amine your eyes when you come to “I. r ( ”Atlantic square. Stamford. Conn ' Est. 15 yrs. Open 8st. EM... Ibost. . ..i' (I It“. All kinds of electric iron and fans at the White Electrical Companl'. See adv. -—- —-'—~‘—-‘-~, Our August Furniture Sale Is now in full swing and only the titted and finest of goods can find a place on our tour immense floors and with our entire stock of . artistic and careiully select“ pieces and suits reduced in price from ‘ 10 to 50 per cent. makes a representative list or extraordinary odor- lugs. 'i'hestyles, quality, construction and linish is . , ' A. J. Collins St Co the Oleander blossoms and also many greater in summer. -—.N'ew York Post WHERE STABILITY MEANS IUSIo NESS- The lumber industry of the Philip- pines, like everything else in the la- lands, has been retarded by uncertain- ty as to the future of the government. in this business, as in mining and va- rious other industries, there are excel- lent opportunities with hrgs profits almost assured. But the amount oi capital required for building up a new industry so far from hlme, and devel- oping the sxport trade, which is es- m to mosses. is necessarily large. it is not surprising that American eapitahste have been unwilling to venture on a large scale so long as our government continues to encour- age the hope of the Filipinos for in- dependence—which would mean to foreign capital about the same degree oi security that it now has in Mexico. —Colorado Springs Gazette, a SLIGHTLY Mil-TED. “What is the hardest thing you have to contend with, Mr. ,Clork?" asked the siiable stranger. “People who call me Mr. Clerk. he got a name. just like the rest of hu- inanity." —--._ ......w abolutely the | _—...—_—._ Herbert Land, of New Haven, was a week-end visitor at the home 01' Mr and Mrs (lottlieh, oi Haviland street l —'i‘he Famous Players Film Com- pany presents Hearts at Oak. a play of New England. in live parts at Lock- wood's Hall and Pleasant Hour, to- marrow. I Misses Anna and May Torpy' and» Rudolph Stodihger. of Norwaik, have left for a pleasant week's vacation. which will be spent in the Catskill Mountains. A hearing on the bankruptcy case i or the Fairlieid County Dairy will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o’clock before Referee in Bankruptcy John Banks of Bridgeport. | Dust Oinqne sent in a calinto the police. Saturday evening. .that his brother Herman was assaulting him. Oilicer Milton 1. Lockwood visited the scene ofbnttle and arrested Herman. His one was continued untiirAngust 15th. The citizens' committee or mention has iorwardod by cable to the New York Sun the names at American tourists who have reached London in safety. ‘In the list of names which appearin that paper thiamorning the names otttsohanl 11: Golden and wire. mdendli-alsannsiaortisrloo‘lt ‘goodtoloeaitriends l ‘2 HEADQUARTERS FOR OUT Wtha othsi-tanoentsans-depodt itinosr ” Yachting and Tennis SHOES With smooth 0r corrugated rubber soles. All sizes for men, women and children. The "Trot-Moe" is the ideal outing shoe. Conneally and Bracken 1. WASHINGTON OT. WALL OTHEITg. You Can Save Money by Ordering Your Floral Decorations and Funeral Dengue FROM: South Net-walk Flower Cos. ........ Razor Your Expe [1888 Take the Surplus and Wit It . ~- iii the » Savings Bank. NOIWALK. I‘M-O? OF AtL RIM“ onlylnthewbtu'liswthwgioiyoh I "2" FOR OUTFFEL‘DER. 1‘ WW WE RACE CLOSE. MILWAUKEE, Aug ill—Outlielder; 8T. IDUIS, Aug. 10.—8t. ‘Josspn. o! the other gorgeous flowers. While: ‘Happy” Felch. oi the Milwaukee Denver. Sioux City and moon are there is plenty oi bloom in the winter American Association baseball team. having a great race tor the western maths, the army of flowers Is even yesterday was sold to the Chicago Am- mague pennant. The tour teams have erican League club for 812, 000. cash been jammed together so closely at ’and an iniieider and outfielder Felon times that a. postage stamp would i 4 :OLD' DOMIN ION. is to iinish the season in Milwaukee ‘cover the whole bunch. Paying Teller (to woman with “hit girls are said to be good na- chsch)—l‘m sorry. madame, hut‘tured,“ you'll have to be identified by some. "Toke my advice, old man. and one I know." marry a. thin one. They can fasten “0h, very W611; 1 have a friendztheir own waists up the back.”— wai'ting outside in the machine. bring her in and her."—J,Liie. [’11 [Louisville Courier Journal introduce you to Hottuwivss watch Sentinel Want Advs. tor clues to that aspired-to “hei- ADVERTISE iN THE BENTINEL liar position!” SEASONABLE GOODS -A’l‘— Radical Price Productions AT 9¢, 19¢, 3% we are oii'eting a wide va- riety of worthy values,-ss distinguished for their excellent quality as they are i0r their low prices. The mm Why has been tremendous but there still remain many remarkable values for tonight’s shopping. COME EARLY. The N. E. Ryan CO. H WASHINGTON STREET. IOUTH NORWALK. The 'City National Bank S ERVIC E. Service is the keynote of present day cernmercisl cf- fost—the watchword of progress—the first essential to a Bank’s success. ‘ Particularly in this true of this Bonk, whose unwaver- ing devotion to the interests of its depositors is its best'roc. ommcndation—its equipment is always in advance of its re- quiremeuts. May we be of service toYOU? Feur- Day’s Trip $181 888 Miles of Travel—All Water mum to Old Point Comfort, VA. including nests and stateroom berth on steamer. luncheon ohm Chamberlin theme via Jones River Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va. including super, stateroom berth, anr breakiast the following morning; noonday luncheon at Hotel Jetterson. Richmondorliurphy, in it! hmond; leave Richmond same evening via. steamer to Nortolk Va. including sum. stateroom berth and breauast the following morning: noonday luncheon at Nortolh on ship; leave Norroih some evening (except Sunday) 7 1;me New York. including meals and stateroom berth. arriving New York following memos about 4 p. m. Steamerssaileveryweehdsyatspm. common.” N. R. New!“ iootetN. Moore-trout. Band for illustlutbd pamphlet, Tour boost-taunt. w; L WOODIOW Trams Manger J. J. Blown. Gen. Pass. Apot- - «...-l SPECIALS The “Good times" .arc sure have for every man who .wontl a thin suit. Our Red Tag sale gives you .a'. chance .to saw i from $5 to $10 on a suit. Yes, every one is this season’s make. $10 SUIT $7.85 $15 SUIT . . .. $10.85 $2oSUI'l‘ $14.85 $255U’IT.. $18.85 All Fancy. Mixed Men’s Norfolk Suits at Half- Price. Exceptional Bargains in Furnishing Goods. Rogers 8: Stevens OUTFITTERS Norwalk and South Norwalk :3 Ocean and Keep (3001 Maine Steamship Co., Metropolitan ’ S. 8. Co., Red Cross Line. Old Do minion s. 8. Co., Clyde Line, 8a. vannah Line. . J. M. Layton & Co., inc. . Real Estate insurance. 5 Railroad Ave. South Norwslk. wa—wu ...—..— .w—H ASBESTOS SHINGLEO. The cheapest coverings for perms;- nent buildings. Never used painting. Do not split crack or decay. The only: not which constantly grows. batten with the lapse of time. C. H. ‘ Aistliorpe ~_.._.-_..__~._.._.___. fl ...... ~...__. .-- ... . _ Good Teeth and Beauty ._ ____' .7 Rho former. ness when the smile showed no ‘ gleoted teeth. Dr; J. H. Mallory FOR; TRIO WEEKS Women's shoes and Oxfords. odds andsnds, small sizes only; ' Valuasufio £033.00 ..1.. ........ ... . Women'e'i‘anonords and Pumps. valuessz. 00 t083.00 $1 Misses' and Children's White Pumps, values 81. 25 and Shoo .. 8". Women‘sVelvetPimw,siseez1-2t04..s........... mum-.7“ BARGAIN IN USED CAflO‘ Fordltcdel'i',’ electrlolishtl.A1conditism.................. moo“ 1" "mi-sumo”. 1:0wa mm. Mits- ....I....’.. m 1,?m-,WFM cremation in newer and speed. was. Main at... an. N k,. will ii: yours at a nominal charge. Your mirror will show you the'ben- eilta Be good to your teeth, they to your best friends. « THEY no NATURE’S FIRST WORK. HOUR/8i FAMTOOP. M. OUNDAYO I! APPOINTMENT n' s nuances": . 1376 to 1389 "tiwfly Mn; i115 Fish 3? ..,~\ sentinel nan Customer’s atten “their ‘and attract Take a Trip on the = ;. A LIFETIME WITHOUT REPAIRS.~ 7 «1 The latter is impossible withopt " ‘ How often have we . n a fair face lose its attractive- ' i wuiemhmer "
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