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WEDNESDAY’ ”6- ‘91 1914 THE SOUTH nonwanx svanmo SENTINEL 1- son Fm:
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SpeCIal values In a , l ”“4313“! Advertisement "1 'Bridgeport Advertisements " ' -.
Tame Damak, 1......1. World. Highland Goal M 1 .
25c 40c 50c 75c and $100 a Yard $1.35. “Si" “91““ | 10" 0818005 of this very high on» coal, we are '
am; Toiweia-me, 12 1.2;, 25c. 3;, Harold Bell Wright, author of implied to surply our customers either for present use or winter ‘ ‘
and 501:. The Winning of Barbara Worth ”Wk. Rare Opportunity to Nice your winter orderu. . . .-
Be rea s—S . . , . , . ' 1 . .
cilia-5:. 100 $125 $150 $175 WM P BEEIRS RAYMOND BROTHERS Estabi‘kbd 185,
Bed Sheen—396’ 45c, 50c, 70c, 75¢.
79c and 95¢. a 0
Wk l“ Stationery WH- - :. i The Store Closes at 5 p. 111. Daily. ‘
E. K. Banks South “m N o rw elk O. B. Jackson 68 :::\:A8::EET if Except Saturdays when the closing hour is 9 p. m.
lanaekarno Hotel Block. to. lek i" Optician PHONE 4“. is
Everything in the Optical Line. Negligee Gowns of Exquisite Style and Jewelry
i WEATHER FORECAST
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsei’tled l
probably local W
to moderate Council fete. l
104%: and Thursday.
i derstorms; gentle
ing winds. Unsettled showery
fl her with frequent thunderstorms
con inued in the northern districts and
along the Gulf and South Atlantic
coasts. Pleasant weather prevails in
other districts east of the Rocky Moun-
tains. A well defined disturbance is
central this morning over loua. Tem-
peratures are generally above the nor-
mal in the central and eastern dis-ll
tricts.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 65; lligll,‘
80. Fair. I
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Gordon hosiery, the round yelldw
ticket hosiery is reinforced with iourl
threads J. 'l. Msllette is advertising
this brand for men, women and child
ren at 25c per pair
George Brown; a young boy. oi
South Nor-walk. was struclc by aStam
lord trolley car. in front of the Nore-
ton school. yesterdaynand sustained a
severe gash in his head. It was short
of miraculous that he was not killed,
and the speedy work of the motorman
in bringing his car under control un-
doubtedly saved the boy from serious;o
injury. Alter Brown was struck he
was rushed to Dr. G. K. Noxon' s omee.
in Darien, where the cut was dressed
He was then sent home. The boy was
walking along the turnpike to reach a
white painted post where the trolleys
310p, but had gone only part way when
e heard the sounds of an approaching
.. car. He started to run so as to reach
the pole with the car coming up in
hack of him. As he neared the pole,
he slipped on the pavement and tell,
his head landing in such a way as to
be struck by the running board of the
car. ._ ,
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325,000 TAKEN F'nosi SAFE 01‘
(‘Ol N'I‘RY HOME.
STOCKBRIDGE, Mass, Aug..19.——
A safe in the country residence of
Mrs. Oscar Iasigi of Boston, was rob-
bed here sometime Monday night
night of $25. 000 worth of jewelry
and money The discoyery was nbt
made until today, when Mrs. Iasigi
Went to the safe to secure some mon-
ey. New detectives have been called
into the case.
i
.‘ PLANNINGA HOME
Means much more than consul‘ing
the archetect and builder. . _
.Ld‘he first consideration must be the
- . obtaining pf funds to pay them. The
l and old gold of the designs which make
1 beef Wilde that of the hhidquarters
.’ ran a fishy taste. .. . 1
Eyes Examined . Free
'1
l
Mme. Steinmetz. one of the singers|
n the Frank Damrosch ChoralUnion.
ill sing tonight at the Catholic Union.
NEW ROTC—N norm—Poss
CARDS 10 FOR 5c.
At
,DONNELLY'S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
lS SOUTH MAIN STREET.
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Many UNI I'OI' UIO LIlflllf‘s
Old hater material, which duds its
way into the waste pile. is extremely
valuable and returns to our homos in
many other shapes. it is soaked in
water to remove the dirt. all the nails
and threads are picked out. and the
leather is reduced to a thick pulp. from
which wall papers. screens, etc. are
made. The liner the original Qiiallty
of leather the better it takes the bronse‘
those hangings things or beauty.
Bookbinder! and traineinalters also
know the value of this pulp, and car-
riage builders press it into sheets.
Got an Answer. . '
Professor (discussing organic and in-
organic kingdomsy—Now, if i should
shut my eyeHo—and drop my head-—
so—and remain perfectly still, you
would say I was a clod. But 1 move.
I leap. Then what do you call me?
Bright Pupil-A clodhoppsr, sin—Boa-
ton Transcript
Pat and the Lava.
An Irishman. having returned from
lmly. where he had been with his mas-
ter. was asked in the kitchen. “Now,
then. Pat. what is the lava ! hear the
master talking about!"
“Only a drop of the crater." was
Pat's reply.
Perfectly Valid Reason.
Owner of New Auto—i passed your
house yesterday. ° Old Friend—Why
didn't you stop! Owner of New Auto
—I didn't know how.—lndisnapolis
News.
Unshrinkahle Material.
“Isn't that lawyer a rather extrava-
gant man 2"
"By no means!
make one suit last for several years!"
Flesh of the Beaver.
The flesh of the forecast-oars of the
beaver has something of the ilavor of
The Glove on the Pole.
A quaint eastern in an English town,
the lord of the manor so lung ago as
1257, and the fair still retains some at
picturesque uniform and carrying a
pole decorated with gay flowers and
gloved hand publicly announces the
Oyezl Oyesi
I've known him to 1
Honibon, is ‘pmclaiming the fair.” The , .
"1 town obtained the grant of a fair from
the picturesque characteristics of by- '
gone days. The town crier. dremi! in ,_
surmounted by a large gilt model of a .
opening of the far, as follows: “eyes! 1-
The fair’s begun, the "
glove is- up. moi-man can be arrested. -.
majority of men and ‘women must
.1111 the glove is taken down " Hot
1~work out this problem for them-
selves, and almost invariably the
Utisundation fund beginsmwitit : ' the
first deposit in a amiss nargy.
The savings department of
Pllyednntiltheendcfthefair’
‘- ‘ e.‘ dollar up-
.1311!» "WA infermiti on 1-"tha aub-
wili‘b's cheerful)? furnished .
coins are then thrown among the chil-
dean. The pole and glove remain die .. ..
w: v-vvvvvvvvv
o . .
Granulated Sugar
a pound
5 lbs. Granulated Sugar
'/2 lb. Best Tea
1 1]) Coffee Bean or Ground
East India Tea Co
Telephone 871 125 WASHINGTON ST.
41:
20¢
25C
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Fall Fashions Now Ready, For You
if you have never used a
Pictorial Review Pattern
We recommend you to try one-JUST ONEl
Only those acquainted with their
merits can appreciate:
11.. min-1.11 chic and .1er of .11
dreées made after them:
Their ccurate fit .and style;
Their sinialicity and economy due
to the Patented Cutting and Con-
' ,, struction; Guides that save from
one-half to one yard of new“
run each .1 1"
Try One, Just One ~
You Will Be Convinced
Tile Pall—.— Fashion Boolr
September Patterns
New on sale at our Pattern Counter
Donnelly '1
Persondeuouoibecomngeompaent d eeessfdAeeoimlants.
panama—mm '" oeranmucidTm, ..
wiihmaupéol gnploymeutwilllind'nthe ..
BRYANT & STRATI‘ON
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
BOSTON
Now located in its new school build 1m: Sires a most desirable
opportunity for study unifipractioe “1:53, the irectiou and' supervision of a
lageoorps at well known and? rienood teachers. " . 1
causal—General common °iflecourssi.” smnographio course, Secretarial
Iv possiblareq“ porno can“ regress
choc for?! ”11%“:in aiidorded for“ us! as iv. rapid p . Willi
Thissahool does not‘ are oyagan gS'sollcitiu‘s, canvasors or runners. '
Pei-ions whomnoml! “interview may have printed intermission
hopen 8a tember 8th.
of terms and conditi
n{S-gmnan.n,ml>1-liicipal. Boylsum Street, Boston
eHA MERS 1915
‘ “LIGHT SIX” 0. .
OUR 1S1! pEMONSTflATiNG GAR IS HERE.
_- Auto smnos. stoma, tone Goodrich. United States m
“invest fpfloes Spools! to' commuters. Storing m the m. ,
' csae’ son was on, vvssk on mourn.
' slopi- av so. nonwALK snubs g,
iron eats. . 1,
Original price $40.00,
mer price $18.00,
1
‘0
$28.,oo
ilOll.
Do not lose the chance.
coats.
Material Marked at Great Reductions
For a Quick Sale
There have been gathered a dozen or more beautiful
Negliges 0f highet grade, which have become somewhat
rumpled from being handled, and these have been priced
to ensure their quick departure.
. White Satin Neglige, with over tunic of white chiffon,
wide collar and trimming of ecru Point
at $20.00 to close out.
Blue Crepe de Chine Gown of simple style with very
slight hand embroidery on collar and sleeves.
White Crepe de Chine Gown with accordeon plaitcd
skirt, waist and sleeve trimming of French [OSt‘lllltlS.
'lliis gown has a dainty Boudoir Cap to accompany
Pale pink Crepe dc Chine Gown, Collar and sleeve
trimming of \‘alcncienes lace on net, was $15.00,
Lilac Chiffon Gown trimmed with much white shad—
ow lace and a lrench garland trimming, was $15.00
Lilac Japanese Silk Go wn, was $13. so,
Old Gold Satin GOwn, flowered eefl'cts, “as $13 5,0
White Shadow Lace Gown made over pale pink silk,
trimmed with French rosebuds, was $30.00,
Pink. Crepe dc China Gown
shadow lacc‘and deep plaitings of same, was $20.00,
Pale‘blue Chiffon Gown, made over pale blue
trimmed with shadow lace, was $25.00, .
Dark Red Satin Gown, full plaited skirt,
and facings of Bulgarian silk, a very rich garment, was
_ These lovely gowns so much under price may be in-
specth and tried on at the Under-muslin anti Waist Sec—
A Special Subscriptions for The Designer
The regular price of The Designen is 25 cts. a year.
For a limited time, if one registers at the Pattern Section,
it can be obtained for the 10w price of ~-
30 erg. for twelve months.-
The Standard Fashion Book for Fall, and the Septem-
ber Designer, are now on sale. Likewise new patterns, for
Basques abd Redingotes, for Cape Dresses and Waist-
Transfer Patterns for embroidery on household-linens
and garments of all descriptions _ , ..
Pattern Section, main floor. . ‘
It is expected that 1111- war iii
humpc will iiitci'icrc to a great S
extent \\'llll certain lines of mcr~
chaudise which \vc‘rcccive from
France and Germany. Scientific
pearls are made so well in France
A few are quoted: l . . .
t1at VillCli nicely mounted it is
not easy to tell that they are not
real. it is particularly iortunatd
that we have received some fine
pearls which were bought. early
in the spring.“ There are offered:
Venisc lace.
S 1
\\'as 57-50» Earrings:
.. .. n0w $5.75 Large round clusters of Seed? .
Pearls, $1.00
Small clusters, .50
Fur— llamche Pearls, large and \
now $9 00 lustrous. .50 ,
Pearl and Jet Pendant, 1.50
Imitation Judo, .50
Imitation 'l‘iiruuim’ Matrices, .50
Rhinestone Solitaircs set iif
\ black and surrounded with?
now $11.25
small Rhincsttims 1.50
n 110w $1,525 Pendant 1111.41.» [loops dull
jtt. 1,502“
r 6.
non $ 75 Coral and Jet Buttons, .50
r, . ,' , 3. .
now $6 75 , Lathe Sohtam. 1 taris, 1.00 . ‘.
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Lucky Pendants. ‘
110w $15.00. Oi white and colored crystal
trimmed with white topaz, amethyst, emerald and sap;
plure,
"0W $‘°-°°- 25 and 50 cts. each. i
silk Main floor. 1 [.‘g
‘ now $19.00 ‘
wide sash C0101. ed
r O
W $2100 D.ess L1nens
The balance of the summed
sock of Colored Dress Linens is
Second Floor. to be closed out immediately.
Value 39 cts. for 30 cit.
Value 50 cts. for 40 eta. 1'
Value 59 cts. for so ct!-
Value 85 cts. for 75 tits.-
Valuc 89 cts.
1 ' Main‘flooh”
v
1
Vases
and Art Pottery,
A collection left from the Aug-1
l ust Sale, Rozane Vases, Jugs, etc.
Half former price, 1.
25 cts.'and- up. ' l; ,
5 China Store. J
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sfiifiifiif”fimoynx IN arr-
.TER QUARREL.
Mann Calls Our Congressman Nam-
06 when Debate in House
Waxes Violent.-
WAISHINGTON, Aug.19.—-Mtnority
Leader Mann took a bitter fling at
Representative Donovan in a debate
in the house yesterday
“It may be permissible to toss a.
monkey wrench into the mechanism
of the house," said Mr. Mann, “but
every monkey should not be permit-
. ted to throw the wrench. "
The two had quarreled Monday
over a public building appropriation
. for Plymouth, Mesa,
’ use on the measure whic
the
involves
whether the money frorn sale of In-
dian lands shall be distributed pro
’rata among the Indians or placed in
custody of the interior department.
Tlfey became bitter in the extreme.
and yesterday. First. they dllsputed‘
R C. H. CARS $900
2 Unit Starting and Lighting System $l00 Extra
REDDY 81 AYERS
60 V1111 andt Street. Distributors For Fairfield County .
hey a!" ‘ . 1
EX-GOV.
With‘Other Americans Raises $200.}.
iiott and i. F. O L'amier and Lou
R. Page. Wife and daughter, at ct
New York. .
nonnrrrs PAYS BIG
PRICE FOR Passion
u—i—o
REUNION 0F TENTH O. ‘V
000 to Charter Mafalda.
‘i with the Boston Chamber' of Gom-
; mores in an
" The me'e’tings term a part of a cam-
That Americans abroad who have
the money. are willing to pay almost
any price for the sake of getting back}
to this country is becoming inure
evident every day. Today advices
from Milan say that 400 Americans
who Were herded into Genoa chart-
tered the lines Principessa Mafalda
for a sum said to be 3200. 000 Among
those who chartered the steamship
are ex-Gwernor Henry Roberts of
Connecticut. and Dr. Allen Star, phy-
new. to the family of J. Pierpont
Morgan. The Vessel, which will oar-
ry 535 passengers, will leave Thun-
day for the United aisles. Among the
T0 PROBE MILK PRICES.
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Connecticut Agricultural Bodies Join
campaign Mamet Middleman.
HARTFORD.’ Aug. 19.—-—The state
board of agriculture, the Connecticut
State Grange and officers of the dop-
ectlcut Agricultural college wil loin
investigation of high
.milk in Connecticut. Two
m to be held. in Putnam.
and in Hewleyviile, Aug. 27.
Auk.
upain‘i institu y‘t’hs Boston Chem»
iben‘ covering w" Midland. It is oh
1L, . cased consumers
forimilk
, son John 11mm? 5.:
"A? ”M
be James Wellsworth and wife, Flor;
en'cs W. aunt, insiey' Giair, Br‘a‘dish‘
other prominent people abroad will.
1: Johnson. Frank. emwoid. Miss Dick-1,
‘ ton, Del’f'Btarr has since been in W
The Tenth regiment, Connecuout
Voluteers, will hold its forty-seventh
annual reunion at Savin Rook, Thur-
day. September. 3. The executive
committee is particularly desired"
that there be a good turn- out. It
said that scarcely a half dozen moms
bers of Company E survive. The built
ness meeting will be held at 11 o'-
clock und dinner will be served at} S
o'clock: ‘ v
RECKLESS AU'I‘OlSTS FINE!)- ,1
MERIDEN, .Aug.
Nedi'. of New Britain. was rinod "S
and costs each on charge of NORM
driving an automobile. and also».
On July 10 Neri’s automobile W
in collision with a motor cycle rug
den by Joseph A. Starr, oi WlWW
-li0spital.
19. ~Tsmperloo ‘
Norwalk Chronicler