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2‘ d C d Needed at THE SHORE. Al ] GUS I SALE
‘? [Ila e all y ,, com CREAM . '
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Al a Fred! -'
H L‘” "s g - BATHING cAPs, arc. Since most or us do us all of us should spend nearly one-third of
uv :n' FAuou 1 our time in bed no Fur i h" 1 Dr
I ' . I: ture in our August Sale can e area er
CHOCOLATEG j; F- H‘ BAXTER' Drugg‘St- tenet than the Bedroom Furniture, 0! which we have a thoroughly
LANE’S PURE ICE CREAM .I comprehensive variety. at a wide range of prices, marked from 10 to Where Rims are required, why not This is no run on 3
THE sear or BAKERY I. 50 W cent. from regular prices. bank, but you can bank
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PRODUCT! .. DIM W. W With Qualty the hlxheat. Prlaes the lowest, makes it worth your Shell Rims menn a’aruNoginodtllxwge 'ytzungt
-‘ while to look through our stock. ' I m a
sF A LANE -' UNDERTAKER ’ ’ They are light and comfortable 0333:1312) our 1'ng
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- ' ' HEW RED IEN’I WILD!“ - 4 ‘ and permit the use of large lenses. . ular standard.
5‘ :3::L~g1‘:::5fl . 13" 27 "3:"? '7' ”I Your lenses duplicated or eyes ex- The WI and file
, ' " I E I ' h "I" n stained by our OCULIST. You m II he at Hill
A‘ J‘ Genius & CO THAMER ' finiszgsgg
OCULIBTS AND OPTICIANB
in Atlantic square. alumina, or. Rogers& Stevens
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1891 OUTFITTERS
RIBBONS _V__ ________:__:_,____:___E Norwalk and South Norwalk
Grand? ( ~—————-
Impossible to select the wrong ribbons Lawn Fete and 25 per 2590
5 KOAL 5.De on.
here, where none but the right ribbons —— ton
Musicale . . .
are. There are no‘off shades, 110 00- W 1.. gm n the “NC [We have just received a. choice lot of
fashionable combinations, no unsuitable SEEMgmunds, Norwalk, two large size No. 2 Nut Coal.£$5.25 pet ton.
style, none over priced. Wednesday and TRY A TON.
Thursday HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY
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Mrs Homer F Buckhanl of South' At the Sterllng August furnitureQ
Nornalk, Conn, a guest at “Maple sale you can save 10 to 40 per cent.
Villa.” had the misfortune of spraln- .
mg both of her ankles last Friday—’1 Mrs. Charles T. McGovern is sub-' Th N E R C August 19 and 20 ‘ Water Street. Somh Nor-walk. “L m. ,
Livingston Manor, New York, Times stltutlng in Keogh & Candoe's law 01'-‘ —
_..___.._ laces fora few days. 6 g . yan 0. under the auspices of Catholic _ 4—3:“ ""““"""’” ’“'” " '“"‘“ ‘—i'-
A bouncing, nine-pound baby girl —-————— ' Union cColuncil, K. of C., and
was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs.‘ Mr. and Mrs- Samuel Mills. of ‘ Court ea c D of C. A mulled ' .
Royal 14. Raymond. 01' 75 Spring South Main street. are spending the ‘ WA'HINGTON “IRE“: “WT” NOFWMJ' extravaganza including selections “7 d f I Red t'
street. Mother and daughter are do week end in Staten Island. {m “The Little Cafe," «Safiu _ . Oil er ll “c 10115 ill
mg nicely ————- “High Jinks" and other notable
___.___ The bench at Roton goint is ideal New York successes will be '
Miss Marion Leach. or 17 Moss “6- for bathing and is patrolled. by lite strongly featured The sextette Suits, coats, Dresses, SkiltSR
nue, Danbury, bu returned trout s guards, thus eunnnattng all danger.‘ .» from "Lucia” will be the star at- »
tour weeks‘ visit with relative. in -—-————-—“~ - > traction, Over one hundred sing- .
South Norwalk, Mlu Mnbolle Ina-chi Dr V1000” Dellllwé'“ 0' 1'? W31" . - em. including the best talent of W alStS etc
has come to South Norwtlk to spend 3399‘ “’3‘ 915"“ i ““39 proud TRY ‘ Norwalk and South Norwalk will " '
” take ‘
W" °' "a” M . .. “TRO-MOC snoss" Tickets 25 Cents ‘
W - . M. Moltasch & Son.
grandmother, Mrs Barn C. Dunning 'early this morning Mother ind child
The ideal Outing Shoe for mountain or seashore Made
‘are getting along nicely. , . ~
mA wagon owned by August Bis-
" "1 th ,um will em! llabl . . ‘-
°f 9' “mm mm “mm “ er ' 'n p e Take a Tnp on the 120 w-ahlngton at ' mm atom—210 Atlantic at. Stamford.
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.Wlohniann. locked wheels with In special orders issued‘rrom the
after the severest wetting. and the soles wont slip.
"Wu-M"? Wu of William Euros office of the sdjutanttgenergl, the
All KindsolTenllis «d YachtingShoes Ocean and Keep.
“1“” M the wheel of M]- nomination 0r Malor Mil E-
Wiehlnann'c vehicle was wrenched on. 1N“ “I“ “1“th ‘0 M 119M“
Cool
Maine Steamship Co.. Metropolitan
The accident happened in 'ront ot ant-colonel, vice LientensntColonel
Conneally and Bracken s. s. 00.. Red Cm" We, 01 d Do The Best of Bathing. Beach Patrolled by Life cams »
The Sentinel 01109 13 Washington Richard J. Goodman promoted to be
street. Icolonel, is approved
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week. Saturday evening the 5m; en- stops at Bunalo and Niagara Falls. ‘3 WASHINGTON ST 2 . . ~ ’ . . vannah Lin 9. .. . . . .
mauled a number or n-londn with a Judse and Mrs. Maren have may ' "" ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ . Shore Dinners m the Cash no Restaurant : ,
beach party which included it com friends ln this city. They entertain _ - . ' ‘ J. M. Layton & Co.. Inc. Bathouae and suit. week days 25c. On Sundays bathhouse
roast and a clambake. Those who‘exlenalvelvnat their beautiful home. W anl Estate Insurance. 35 cents-
nttended were the Misses Jane and "Daybreak. "‘" " " - 5 Railroad Ave. south Norwnlk.
- 3?: War Bulletins.
Shirley Treadwoll and Mildred Wheel- The Connecticut Company have in-
ASBEGTOS BHINGLES,
A DIN»! of Bethel 5m. returned, Judge and Mrs. Josiah Marean or
last evening from compo Beach.‘ Greens Farms have lett on an auto
where they have been spending 3 trip through New York State, making
or at this place. Miss Adele Kellogg nounced to the Bridge Construction“
of Weston. Samuel Perry of New ,Conllttee that so long as they have . ._.
:York; Frank Treadwell and John had several conferences on various ',
Bundle of Stamford. George Brady‘occaalons in rogud to the bridge
. of Hartford, Harold Marvin, Dwight‘work. and couldn't asters. they will
Futon and Frank Nichols of Weston. wait until the matter is settled in the '
The party was most ably chaperoned counrts. whichllneana the b11688 D“-
by Miss B. Belle Whitney. ling will be held up to the middle of
November, ‘
E . »- The cheapest coverings for perma- LONDb‘l A . __ ” ~.
t , . , u . I , . . .
xpenses :‘I'. outbuildings. Never need painting. E h A .. ; gc 9 9 m a m A dlspatcll to the
Take the Surplus and Deposit lt . Do. not ”1“ crack or decay. The only xc angc 1e cgram ompany from Rome, sent from
in a“ root which'oonstantly grows better that City yesterday, says that a. message from Cettinje,
F a field Co ty with thalapso of tune, states that the Montenegrin army is within two hours’
a... a A»... w...h.. -
* march of Ragusa, a fortified seaport of Austrian- Hungary,
A ”mini: vii-moor REPAIRS. ’
_ .. Dalmatia and tllirt -ei ht miles northwest of Cat-
.Ara you a lover of good music? BY ‘ _ in ’ y g .
Stamford all means go to the musical tote glv- “asgvings B221; m C; H.- tarro. - _ l
H E A T R E on tonight and tomorrow night by the , _ lIEEI _ AlSfllOpr - King Nicholas, the message adds, has been notified
STAMFOID, mm Catholic Union Council, K. of 0., sad ‘
the Court Cecile. D. or C. on‘the spac-
ious Catholic Club mud. It will
be an event that will meet with the
‘ . ' f... ”74. Mg.“ AV. - by the Austrian authorities that if his 'army attacks the
large number of prominent Servians and Montenegrins
held at Ragusa as hostages, will be shot. Aniong the
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ear. Arrsanoons. AND
.5“: EVEN“ greatest of approval. by everyone “.5 . . . _ - ._ ,, ‘ . \ , Teeth and hotages is Count Ivo Vopiovic, a brother of King N [Ch-
- my“; Children's m _dsarly loves to hear a good song well “363 3) Save' ~ L my Orderin Your , _, ‘ olas. . 4 . r? _ ; 1, i '-. if
Production 0! MRS. RANGES glm It Will Mk “I. I?“ lbw > f“. M by g Salesmanship 3 1‘ . I ‘
nonoson Bum reform «or drill W: .‘ ‘ ‘
{fire it must be heard and noon to be Flora Decorations and Funeral D ~ » PARIS,.'A‘ug. 19, 8:30 a. m.-—The Matin re orts that
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‘hackctty Park
House.
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my mutilated; cm are inade-
inate to express the sweetness ox moi;
other”;
. the French steamer Saghalien, held in‘ the Dordanelles
by the German cruiser Breslau '(reported to have been
sold to Turkey) complained- to the military governor who
‘ Momma-real: son our [mills or ALL KIMDO. . '
'hw Gm d Grow-l .. asked the captain to leave. 3% I j
b, 17!! an ~ "600d, ” said the French captain, “but the Breslau ‘
. . . » South Norwalk Flower Co... _
'éflmw..lso*is”um m WK+ 09m W . . , ., - * _, . \ ‘ * f . ' ’ ' .' threatens to sink us. I will leave on the condition thati _
" ' “W"‘”"“‘”“m ‘Nogz Sarah M Street .' ~ ~ - Tm” ' , 7.: 9’". . » ' ‘ . . ' ~ ' we are towed by a Turkish boat, conVch'd by a Turkish ‘
me walk EMMY mum . torpedo boat and have you as a passenger until we are out ] ,
W m Funds of Turkish waters."
.. You our net interest
The governor assented. .
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PARIS, A'ng. 19, 12 '255 a. ' nip—President Poincare,
,_ has signed the nomination of Joseph Benoit, mayor of
Badenviller,’ 1n Meurthe-et-Moselle, for the Cross of the "
. ‘ Legion or Hlonor in recognition of his exhibition of en-
ergy and ulngnanimity. . WWI?
. rAccording to the official records, B'endt’s wife was,
“killed by German soldiers, who burned.- their home. Be-
noil: later saved the life of one of the Germans, who had
been arrested. and was threatened by the enraged towns-
pedple. Despite limerick Blenolt. continued uninterruptr
y _t o conduct of his office as mayor. ‘ g
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LONDON, 'A'ng. 19, ll :35 a. nil—4K 'clispatd: from" . l
" , . , WWW; Ger- "‘7‘»
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