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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 22, 1914 · page 6

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‘- " 1 Toilet Articles.
Pure Home. A Full Line or Article.

Needed at THE SHORE.
made Candy

’ COLD CREAM
' TALCUM

 
 
 
 
 

 

Alvnyl FM '1 BATHING cars, are.
HUYLER‘S Famous ’ -
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cn o no F. H. BAXTER. Druggist.

 

 

LANE'B PURE ICE. cunts
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS

if". A LANE

6‘ WASHINGTON CTREET
SOUTH "WALK

Hi David thr-ud '
UNDERTAKER

new are news Wt
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William Mulberger has moved irom' Attorney n, Condos m m. an-
] Water street. First district, to le- nugl summer vguuon to”, .
bor avenue. --—-—-—

The police have been notified ot the

Mrs. Dottie Gates. of Rowaytou. 13 loss of a bay mare belonging to Joe-
enloyins a pleasant vacation with eph Goedeke, of Connecticut avenue.
friends in Norm

 

 

‘ The case of Albert Perkins. whose
Herman-Clouds this morning receivé mother .wishea him cmnmitwd to s

ed a permit to wire the basement of home, was continued until Monday

‘M. Ctrualla’s haiku. on Lexington ave- morning.

uue. __._..__

. Miss Gertrude Stevens and Miss Em-
The railroad authorities are extend ma Bollard. oi Mamas-act. N. Y. are

ing the eastbound station platform guests of Mrs. Albertine Bigelow. at

one hundred feet. because oi the urine. Pebble Brook «Farm. West Nerwsik.
usl length of trains.

 

 

Rosie Vino. of Norwalk. was found

The plumbing in the house 01 9- wandering on the Wilson Point road

Pirosi. of Klondike Park. will he in- yuterd‘y afternoon. A ruident noti-

stalled br John Meeker. who vu it tied the police, who located the little
sued I permit "133 mom- glrl's parents.

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me. once v. Howard. stenosnrher The case of wmiam Keeler, of East
in the law adios of Attorney 30'“ 5' Norwalk, charged with non-support.
Cuneo. will resume her duties with was continued from. this months to
Hr. Cuneo on Monday. one: 8310!“!!! Monday by Judge Keogh. Attorney
“extended vacation. 'John J. Cuneo represents Mr. Keeler.

 

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L‘. B. Hailey today received permits‘ Sergeant .J. Harry Gibson will slut,
to alternate the hnueot V. J. Csmer- on his annual summer vacation on
ate, on Main streennd ulso tor bulld- Monday. omcer Robert Gainer and
ing an addition on Vsast Bros.’ garage. Ofllcer John Smith, whonreat presentl
on Chestnut street. senioying a vacation trons their police

- duties, will return on Tuesday.
The local board of examiners oi the '- .._......_..__

. civil service are today examining a
number of applicants for fourth-class
postmasteremm in the City nan.
Those taking the examinations are
Charles Bennett, of Noroton; Morti-
mer C. Ogden. Mrs. Millicent C. Ackart
and Harvey Ackart. ot diowayton. and
. Charles Grenory. of Canon Station.

‘ The minim are Charles J. Pres-
cott, D. Keyword: and lllhlrt W. Clark.

. The European war talk makes dou-
bly interesting the splendid story sp-

by George Robinson. the photographer,
of Roton Point. flow a young soldier
“dunked" under tire. and then redeem-
ed himself, makes an excellent story.
and Mr. Robinson tells it in just the
way you'd like to read it. , There are.
no doubt. hundreds at such incidents
on the bloody fields or Europe and the
“Coward” is most timely.

 
 

 

 

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4, H r. a r n s
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THE BANK or smvrcs

a 1865
Nearly I!!! years ago the
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ear. “sumo.

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Production of I38. RANGES

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

AUGUST SALE

Since most or us do and all of us should spend nearly one-third of
our time in bad. no Furniture in our August Sale can have greater in-
terest than the Bedroom Furnioire, of which we have a thoroughly
comprehensive variety, at s wide range of prices, marked from 10 to
50 per cent. (roan regular prices.

MIN ’1‘ Z’ S
SPECIALS

 

_ DEPARTMENTS
This Evening

 

 

 

With Quality the highest. Prices the lowest, makes it worth your
while to look through our stock.

 

A. J. Collins 8: Co

ODD LOTS

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JACO BY’S
SPECIALS
in all
Departments
To-day

 

 

 

 

Of House Drones, Dressing Sacques.
Lawn Kimonos, Women’s Wrists
and Children’s Rompers

AT VERY LOW PRICES
This week to clear up the Stock.

The N. E. Ryan Co.

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

st WASHINGTON MEET.

 

 

 

WEAR WHITE SHOES

During this warm weather. They look and
feel so cool and comfortable. ‘

All styles and sizes for ‘Men,
Women and Children.

Conneally and Bracken

1| WMHINGTON GT.

 

 

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No All Sonar Main Street

swlnuners bold strength
wouldresulc.

So with mm. loop
them in o flood tide audition
"MIRA“DUM»

Our Indium! “AT
SERVICE".

A‘Fairfield County
SWIHgS Bank ,

YWALL "NIH. NmAtKr

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V odCid‘Shve Money by'Ordei-lngour Yum

Florshbecerations and Funeral Designs

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HEANUAM'm FOR 001‘ WITH OF ALL Kim

South Norwaik Flower Co,

 

 

 
 
 
 

Building Lots for
Sale

Rock 0rd.

(Jove Avenue.

West Street

Gibson Court

1mm Park.
and other loam
ASK FOR muons.

J. M. Layton a Co., Inc.

Real Estate insurance.
5 Railroad Ave. tenth NONI-tic

 

 

 

 

ASBESTOS SHINGLII.

The cheapest coverings for pom
nent buildings. Never need pniniilc.
Do not split, crack or decay. The only

roof which constantly grows better

with the lapse of time.
A LIFETIME WITHOUT REPAIRS.

C. H. Aisthorpe

TOI. 1.7-8. $0.le AV.

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Teeth and
Salesmanship

Every salesman in all lines should
have perlect and clean teeth. it
helps his appessrnee and makes a
better impression.

Dr. J. H. Mallory 1'

1. lo. Main 01-. to. Nor-nth.

can make yours better and keep
than so. Remember you can't oom-
msnd full respectwith neglected
teeth.

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concave sv serous-runn-

 

 

.. . Keep
' Cool

We have had seine very hot days.

and an hove many more before the

simmer is 'over.

A GAS

 

 

Telephone 364 ‘

 
 
 

 

 

RANGE

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SUMMER GOODS

' AT
ATTRACTIVE PRICES

A DICKERMAN 8. SON

We Give 3. 8. H. Green Trading Stamps
’ SOUTH NORWALK. CT. Phone 446

 

 

H. Krieger 8: Co.

Go-Carts

and Carriages
FOR BABIES

We wiillcontinue to sell Baby Carri-
ages. Just now we have marked
many low prices on them. We are

 

 

showing a large variety from

$2 98 to $25.00

-— -— SPECIALS—~—

Delidous Creamery Butter, lb. .' ................. . 32¢
Swift’s Silver Leaf Lard, a lb. ..................... 123i¢

A STULLJ

24 COTTAGE STREET.
‘ EAST NORWALK.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

25 per 25 V
5.. t... KOAL 5.. is:
[We have 1Just received a choice lot of
large srze .2 Nut Coal. $5.25 per ton.

TRY A TON.
HARRIS & GANS COMPANY

Water Strut. South Nomalk. Tel. 72!.

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ANNOUNCEMENTofFALL OPENING
Tuesday. September, hit. 1914.

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

Students Who Intcnd to Enroll for the Fall Term
' 1’ May Have One Week‘s

FREE TUITION

‘ by Enrolling A
_ monday, August 24th and Buying September Tuition
~Write for Booklet GivingFull Information. :-

{Merrill Business Cellegg

Port Chester, Stadium, ., (South Norwalk. 3 J

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

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