Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 11, 1914 · page 2

 

 

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"SUMMER MERCHHN DISE

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Bargain Prices I 1 much or the line muonmucmmmu

A. Dickerman 81 Son.

.ple of Cosme and Won. The In-
SOUTH NORWALK. CT. 'Phone 446

ldians of the high plateaus are a unique
reminder of a civilization that hour—
1 geoned centuries before the face of the
white man had blossomed like a flow-
let in the western forests. The lm
l memorial records of a civilization that
Vanished in the midst of man' s earliest
irecollections are faintly suggested in
splendid ruins among sublime scenes.
The name and fame of the brilliant
‘men who built the.walls and temples
:ot Cuzco are lost, and all We know of
i the wonder and the charm of that for
l gotten culture in the Andes is found in
the pathetic ruins of cities that are
3 half as old as recorded time—Peter
l MacQueen in National Magazine
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Jacoby’s

We have had some very hot days.

and will have many more beioro the

 

Summer is over.

fl

A GAS
RANGE

MU greatly reduce the temperature or
the kitchen, and will help to make

the Summer more enjoyable.

,The Store Closes at 5 p. m. Daily
Except Saturdays when the closing hour is g p. m.

 

 

We Give Zyfl,‘ Green Trading Stamps Second Week of the AuguSt Clearance Sale

Closing August Fifteenth

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is the last week for special discounts on regular stock, the last for clearance
prices. Every department enters this last week with re-inforced lists of values, and as
for as economical buying goes customers will be as well satis ficd this week as last. A great
deal of Furniture has disapp cared, but plenty of choice sets and scparatc picccs remain.

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Unwritten Low of tho Boo.
: Here is one of the unwritten laws
\ of the sea which we think could be re-
pealed to advantage. It is that which
irequires the captain of a ship to stay
on the bridge during fog or very bad
iweather. no matter how long it con-
tlnues. It is a fairly common thing
i to read in dispatches that the captain
of this or that ship had been on the
bridge for twenty- -tour or forty- eight
or even sixty hours at a stretch be
lessee of star or fog Why should
1thia be practi ed'! The most rugged
‘ man alive cannot be as alert, mentally
and physically, after twenty- -i'oul hours
! of exposure as he was when he went
on duty He cannot be as competent
M‘to render quick decisions—such, for
instance. as an impending collision

Clifford Hotel

Rathskeller

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

MUSIC SATURDAY
NIGHTS

We have them at all prices. Ask

for information.

The United Electric
Light 8: Water Co.

 

 

 

At 20 per cent

FURNITURE.

ARDRHAN RUGS. . ........

TRUNKS AND BAGS (except Indltstructos).
DINNER SETS AND FANCY CHINA.
CUT GLASS AND SILVERWAFLE.
LAMPS OF ALL DESCRIPTION.

At 10 per cent

cancers, RUGS, innards.

LINOLEUMS AND 011. CLOTHS.

CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, coucu cov-
'ERS AND UPHOLSTERY FABRICS.

. srocx PATTERNS IN DINNERWARE.

MEN’S SUITS,
$7 .98

 

 

 

 

Ford Repairing a
Specialty

Make 460
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might call for—es a man who was on

Messenger

We urge you to use our tele-
phone ireely for whatever you need

MRS. R. B. JlllliS lfl

fatigued. The average transatlantic
passenger. we fancy, would much pre-
for to trust his life in an emergency
to a fresh chief oflce’r than to a Jaded

Your car made to ride with comfort
at a very low price. Your car may
need attention. Have it looked over

COUCH HAMMOCKS.
SILVER TOILET ARTICLES.

BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES.

PICTURE AND ART POTTERY.

LEATHER GOODS.

BRASS AND LEATHER DESK SETS. ,v.

KITCHENWARE. ,

JEWELRY AND CLOCKS.
TOWELS AND TOWELING.

in our line at YOUR convenience. captain-exam News. in time and save money_

Ford Parts and Aocssoofloo.

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FANCY LINENS.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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’ TOUUCCU . . A Queer, Punishment T|r.., All Blue and About All Mnkoo. LINEN SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES.
[ANIBE and News VICIlm III WOSIDOI’I Trolley pgbgmfimazqflt’l‘ldngagggrm; v5.3 Quotations 81m” furnished. Low REFRIGERATORS UP TO $15.00. REFRIGERATORS ABOVE $1500.
Sllgeh Wreck i8 Expected l0 Recover there are probably black sheep among We"
5 “W" “7-. "°" “- Olllsr Mum Ito "M their number.sl1'd in front of a church leunrantoo all work done at m s»
‘- t P tycn may be seen an ancient rage. ' -
9 :mn,“,,,.,,,, "mm, ,, m, my, “W", cm mm, m... Washable Dress Fabrics at Reductions

 

when punishment was meted out in
much the same way as it was in Eng
land in those days. Fastener! to this
pillar in the cents is a large iron clasp,
and at the hire two smaller ones close
together. These clasp! iltted around
the waists and ankles o! the oilendor.
and when a man or- womsn had stolen
something he or she was locked to tilt
post on a Sunday and compelled to
hold in the hands whatever had been
stolen. Every Slovak sttuds church

Attentlon.

Austin’s Garage

122 IOUTH IAIN IT.
0r 'th 10224, W. R. Austin. 11
Woodward Avenue.

Removal of Mrs. ”Ruth Bristol
"Jones. of Bridgeport. who was terribly
injured in the Westport trolley
wreck. recently, from the Nor-walk.
Hospital to the Bridgeport Hospital.1
was accomplished Saturday. Her
frightful iniurles will likely make it
necessary to remain in bed for many
months, but her condition at the pres.
out time is such that a complete ro-

Particular attcntion will be paid this week to the lightening of the Summer Dress
Goods. Many of the goods classed under the head of wash fa brics are of such fine: quality
and elegant appearance that t hey are worn at all seasons of the year, for house and» dinner
gowns, dancing and bridge frocks. Attention is invited, and it is too important an offer—
ing to be missed. for mar ct prospects are somewhat dubious especially in regard to im-
ported merchapdisc.

Fins, “Eh grids Cotton Novelties. , ' z

w ~' F. s. LYON
Good Job Printing

loot Paper. loot Work, loot Prion
38 NORTH MAIN I‘I'REET
O. NORWALK more: IO?

 

 

 

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.,.z...;.:.;.:.;.:.;.;.;.;.;...:. .-,.:.;. 1“.“ sum is expected ultimately. on Sundays. from which it may be Ratincs, value $1.25. ‘ l - . for $1.00
HOUSE DRESSES. ;.‘ Delicate organisms of the car were “33:2le pgb‘llc appears was SUMMER value $1.00, ‘ , J 65 ctS.
. .‘, _ DO I!!! 0 . 0 pos bears l - .
Excellent models In Gin; shattered and are canola. much iron 1:. the translation oi.’ Epongc, value $l.25, . . l ‘ . - l 89 oil.
gum Muck“- Chun- ble, while the injury to her hood in. ‘3'“ MW SCHOOL . , , , , ,
bray, Pique and Lawn i gradually clearins'up. 'The fractured :3“: $3.32 gm.’m?_ awn-r”: " ‘ Duvetyn, “13° $190M ' f » . ll ‘ - 65 etc.
Home Dresses in pm“ ‘;‘ bonss of hor right knee which was w “mam, ~A‘ . é to. ~39“: . r ' . .. ‘ 7‘
colon, mph, and. ma 1;, crushed no reported to hoknittin.’ ra- ” - .__.______.__ my 3 ”9 l"; 12 m“ A11 Dress linens, annual and plain colors,
_, figures Then We. as ;.j may and her other injuries are im- Iriuin'e Standing Army. . I‘ i ‘ RH 10 per cont.
" neatly made with the com- i DI'OVins- The British marlin: army is a much ”WAL TUITION RATE. 1’0
lortable Dutch and we :31 She our: Full, cum-om. DTP; mmntmoutumooa 2:: 1mm" gunman SCHOOL s'runsnvo.‘ Black Lawns and Fancy Muslim, value 25 cts., {or m cw,
21:: afimmmhm 1:: era! oonditiolli 3:33.»:33333 When the us “new model" was so Port Chester. Stamford; ' PM Cflpel, 27 inches, value 12 I-2c, . 8 cts
Dresses. :2} ha been" skiirgmm by not of this long :rlul; south Norwslk. Short Lengths oi Lawn, Dimity, Voile, Crepe, Poplin and Silkand Cotton Mixtures, at half
~ «hirsJonos is the wife of Rnymond til m restoration. This If!” which ‘ ‘ ,— .. original prices.

Do not miss these.
Main floor.

Jones. assistant superintendent or the
_ Bridgeport Hospital. He identity was

Prices Wfi from $r.oo

Gingham Dresses in size

was organised by Cromwell. consisted
of some $1,000 men and was probably

 

: , ............. 3! ,5 1:. "Simon some time or the Wreck by‘tho most eruptive army that England P . t d P
“‘ .. smaller...“ as she yum ht hssdver ‘ Barthooostwas
*4" 1' WWI: one so great that on his restoration Charles rln c ongCCS

F 'to be almost in a dying condition she
' was dulled to tho Norwslk Hospital
in an automobile.

By peculiar circumstances the dia-
mend in a ring given her by her hus-
, bond as an encasement ring, was cut.
~ onfnom thor-inzwhen her hand was

- caught beneath debris and jammed.
. . The ring remained intact on her linger
with the exception or the diamond
stone, which was lost.

1- as wmlnm 8!.
so. Mom-lit.

II. screed toils abandonment except
a bodyguard lit-household brigade at
5,000 uncdousdsby parliament. which
included Monk's‘Coldstream regiment
and two troops of cavalry read by
Charles W which formed the
originals of the. present Lite guards.-
London Stomvl’i‘

“viii” Dubs-stoning.
cumin new Wan. un- or his

Condltlono or Other Victims. 3'9“” m“""°"‘””°“'~ “ “up“

, Others oi the wreck victims in Nor- th he “I" years old.
7 i . “I?" “and!" Motormau Harold No-~ “I “W that M who mum.

Beautiful Coloring. of Antonina Weave.

. Stripe. and risks. There are twenty—five or thirty difiere at designs, all‘ colors, light
and dark, including the fashionable tango, emerald, lilac, rose, mahogany and purple.
Also there are many white and black and black and white stripes, very striking.
distinctive.

. RANGES , _ f . p ‘ Forty inches wide, value $1.50, $1.15 this sale.
in a. most mum is at. on White. PGfiICOBtS . L Corset COVCITS
‘ ' elm
Long Skirts embroidery trimmed,

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K mm the W mm“ m “d «at». m :th meould glut; 311$ ST AMFORD, MACE test so per cent. Lacettnmmed, sizes 34 and 36.
>9 , amulzxfi'trsak Raymond. a; the wreck- 301:; of “gamma": therefore be— YORK' “BUT less 25 Per cent. ;. -
. t he mam:
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" ‘ Hospital, Bridloport. are all reported

' olthtptianta Monumental,
hatoomosf'themwiuberudyturo.

hire. An‘nle Boockols and manna:
old son Charles. of No.18: Calhoun
avenue. Bridgeport. and Frank ngJ
unworth. aged 14. or Btrattord. who
were taken to the Bridgeport Hospi-
tol. after the wreck. have all been re-
moved to their homes.

Victims of the wreck at St. Vincent's

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it WWWOII' estimate that
had been elected. I never qflts for
gave that teacher and shall always
considertho week ofgoodoonducfions
iostout of my life. "~hlxchsngs.

 

» Witty Retort.
*‘I tell you. Pat. in! boy.”, the his
man of thojown confided. lemma

patronidnz hand on the young Irish- ‘

man’s shoulder. “I wish I had your

 

 

Also ‘Iopsire for All M!“-

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Sacques

less so per cent.

' Dainiy light colors for summer wear,

Handkerchiefs

FineFi'OinchamdMadeirahusdmhdo

.trirrpncd and embroidered, which

sts, very dainty specimens, lace

many per-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Corsets

. Discontinued numbers in high grade Cor-
sets, broken sizes, '
less so per cent.

Women’s Underwear

‘Unioit Suits; good quality, plain or'lace-

acme. . in u - . , .
“in to their homes m . m“ would ”M1; m éfi: "‘ cc 8038 WI“ bC1g'I“ I0 pICk up {Or gIItS 01' pal" trimmed, regular VBIUC 50 to 75 CtS.
, -/ um Those who remain are Nehiehrsin. ”—‘Womsn’l HomoCompsnllm. 30331 “39- Handfiei’i‘filefs do “03 3° out Of ' 35 cts for 31 oo
, unison. arena. N» n: Mann r n _. .- . fiyle. ; _ . "3 ' '
.. ' i u a a , M .m y. _ x . I
. gum street 11:13: ‘33:, “II! “nutter amateurs nar- . [Woo $150- , ‘ . p {0, 31,93 ‘ Vfits with hand crocheted yokes, regular
me so no. so Niohols m; m. 5’“ "'7 “”9“” ma “ w” ” . Value taco ..-....... .. . *' for “-50 value 75 “8-. to Close 59 c“
, Ker hushaurhu not wealth. it must ., . . -,
W W”: It“ an M1, M5 . . - value $I. O .1 . ,3. ... for $1.2
.. . he admitted; but he has “It“: . 5 .5 .
' .vuge $1.25 } W ' . {0! 98¢ VII“. hand~crocheted and latte-trimmed.
. 3:112: £1300 :2: 35; ' Union Suits, lacetrimmed, in regular and

 

 

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m Romulus nudge-cad. that . fl
shaht imperfections, which would ot‘dinarily'
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gjcxtra- sizes, regular price $1.00 to $1 25,
’ ‘ 19 cts. this sale.

Radical prices on many lines of fine Hand-