.f PiirefiOme— made Candy Toilet Articles. A Full Line of Articles Needed at THE SHORE. : 'COLD CREAM ' TALCUM Alwayo Frail HUYLER'S FAIOU‘ CHOCOLATES LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM THE BEST OF BAKERY PRODUCTS IF. A. LANE 51 WASHINGTM STREET SOUTH NORWALK A. Diokerman 6’: Son an advert“- ing another monthmd solo. Mrs. Anne. E Bets-1. or New York cit), is yisitlng blends in Norwalk. Joseph MoHug‘h. of SW Visit- ed yesterday with friends in South Norwalk. Augustus Fields, or the City Hotel, is enjoying a. weeks' vacation. which he is spending in the country. A meeting of the governing com- mittee o! the Norwnlk Yneht club will be held this evening at the club 2' house s-t Hickory Bluff. Miss Kittie Brew, of Willie street, Dunnury, has returned titer spending her vacation with friends in Bridge port and South Norwalk. Charles Pierson, or New York, hu leased the Highland. avenue property or iii. 8. Benton. The deal wss con~ cummated throw 3. II. when 1-. company. Miss Catherine Cayman, of Stockbridge, Macs" and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright, of Rutherford. New Jersey, are guests of Sergeant and Mrs Thomas Hunt, of Riverside ave- nne, 1 'Mr. and hire. Gustav Friedrich, who » have been-spending a your in Gor- ,many.expoctedtoretmtohmerica about September let, but it is possible that the war may change their plans, and delay the earning to South Nor- wolkasnin. STAMFORD non, rose, Wen, Tine wear: VDIin .Mstineea at 8:15 Eyenings at 8:15 THE LAST WORD lN' sermon PICTURE! Cablria Praised entire Montcalm , -- BATHING CAPS, ETC. F. H. BAXTERinmggist. David Rhino-d UNDERTAKER new use new: surmise 27 wssmuoou or. 7.1., oreoo. 1m; in», m A mnqnerode port! will he held at ithe Knob on Wednesday evening. l W... Tristram it set the temlninem 2 ily. I adv. will inter- bers of the torn- Georse 'Rigas, of Atlantic street Stamford visited with friends in Nor- wslk yesterday, Men in the employ of Steuphen Lin:- ivery are making rapid progress exert» voting for the foundation of the Joeem building, on Lowe and Benton strets. V puny have received a permit to install a motor and necessary wiring in the F. H Benton place. on Highland ave! nue. . . l 3 John F. McMahon will constru’ct n sleeping perch on the rear of the home or Girnrd H. Wood. on 11 Hamilton. avenue. Mr. McMahon received sper- mit for this work today. 3 Eiblrt W. Clint and Postmaster Leary were guests of Postmaster Bohl, ‘ or Stamtord, where they attended n dinner of the postal clerks or West- chester county. This week tax liens are being er- !corded for the unpaid town tax or 1912 irho delinquents on this list number over 200.1110 residence or about NM 01 these are unknown to the tax col- . . lector, so most at them as owners of ‘, . smell lots st Rhodonolie Park, who have never taken the trouble to send' their .sddresses to the tax collector or assessors. in Stamford which has _ shoot as many inpsyers as the town of Norwalk, over do liens were filed 3‘3 ’e dew weeks ago on the 1912 list — u ._...__.._..._.._,.. + 1865- CNesriy titty years "ase- the . ' first burglar and fire-proof pub he safe deposit vaultmas estsh- ' The Specialty Manufacturing Com-‘ AUGUST 'SALE Since most of us do and all of us should spend nearly onethlrd of our time in bed, no Furniture is our August Bale can have greater in- terest than the Bedroom We, of which we have a thoroughly mmheneive variety. at a wide range of prices. marked from 10 to 50 per cent. from regular prices. With Quality the highest, Prices the lowest, makes it worth 10“? while to look through our stock. A. J. Collins 85 Co ODD LOTS 0f House Dresses, Dressing Sacques, Lawn Kimonos, Women’s Walsis and Children's Rompers AT VERY LOW PRICES ' This week to clear up the Stock. The N. E. Ryan Co. » .0 WASHINGTON STREET. 8OUTH NORWALK. ~- .... _...... _._._ ' ‘ j-1-fiaj-4-‘a;n:-.¢,- on] - Loni;- r. School Shoes School Shoes For Boys 'For Girls All of the Best Makes, in Mnny . Models inspect Our Stock of School Shoes Before Purchasing l Conneally and Bracken. 18 WASHINGTON ST. E, enamel-u hold strength in reserve otherwise drowning: would remit.- .- So with you Finances. Keep 1': by among an hooovlvr. our wotrdiword “AT soon SERVICE”. ' Fairlield COunty 1“ Savings Bank 1 '3 o r .......... meow Save Money by .Qrdering Your , ' . ‘5 fFl’ofirai’ Decorations and Funeral Designs 1 HERON ' ' ”momma; roe our names or ALL Knees. South Norwalk Flower Co, No 52 some Main’ Street these in a flood tide' condition '1. nonwstx. . , Telephone 35-4 é- It urn-rm: win-tour mane. Sunni Juitiu‘ is beginning in than .n 1 Motorola fell. the voters will have the nth)!” lumty of saying whether the elrht- hour day shall be adapted universal— ly met the state. The only t'lcep' lions recognised in the proposed tut are (“new of “extraordinary emer- gent”! caused by fire. flood, or our ger to life or property.‘ and the pen- alty for violating its provisions is a tine of not less than 850 nor more than $500, or imprisonment in the county jail for from 10 days, or both line and imprisonment. Overtime work is absolutely prohibited, even for farming and fruit-gathering. That this limitation would work hardship all around is evident when the diiiic-ulty of obtaining harvest labor is recalled. ed out. much at such seasons de- pends upon mutual accommodation. one farmer waiting upon another and making up for delays by over: time. if the proposed bill hecomes a law. no one may earn anything by worhlnrtr for another more than eight hours. The ordinary family would feel its effect in the limitation it im— poses upon domestic service. it is difficult to believe that California will adapt the law in its present drastic form. although the’ indire- tions are said to be in its favor. LIPTON NOT A ovum Brooklyn Eagle: The New York Yacht club will not «mention for a moment the high pro- priety oi' the Lipton position. The British yachtsmen is a patriot. His country is engaged in a great war. Thousands of his leilow countrymen will giro their lives, tens or hundreds of thousands may shed their blood for England. It would ill become to be the centrul figure in the fes- tivities attendant on an international yacht race ill such a time. Possibly a year from this coming autumn, peace will prevail every- where. ln that case Lipton will surely try again (or the America's cup with Shamrock IV or with another host. He has given us plen- ty of reasons to believe that he in not s. quitter: ——~Advertlse in The Sentinel. MlNTZ’S Special Showing of New Velvet flats at 95c and up For Tomorrow amt]. um I\ (W‘IA. l New \ orii Biennial PM l A! the tinctiuu this; As is being point- . JACOBY’S SPECIALS ' in all Departments Tg-day n I;— 1 w Building Lots for Rhodesian: Pork. and other Woes. ASK FOR muons. J M. Layton & Co, inc. ~ Real Estate Insurance. 5 Ruined Ave. ' South Nor-walk. , W . ASBSTOO’ ‘BHIMLEG. The cheapest covering: for new nee: building“ Never need pointing. mutant, crackordeow. Theoniy mmmemmm roof which constantly groin hotter , . --SPEC!ALS-——~— Best Family Flour, a bag .......................... 80¢ Delicious Creamery Butter, lb. ............. ‘ ...... 32¢ Swift’s Silver Leaf Lard, a lb. A. STULL 24 COTTAGE STREET. . EAST NORWALK. 25 per -—— ton We have just received a choice lot of large size No.2 Nut Coal. $5. 25 per ton. TRY A TON. 5 KOAL 5251... ,0, HARRIS 8t GANS Water Street. South Nor-walk. COMPANY Tel. 72:. ANNOUNCEMENTol FALL OPENING: Tuesday, September lst, 1914. l Students Who Intcnd to Enroll for the Fall Term . May Have One Week’s ’ FREE TUITION by Enrolling l: Monday, August 24th and Paying September Tuition Write for Booklet Giving Full Information. In t a. Merrill Business College Port Chester, South Norwalk. ! l Stemfom, m.~...~ ._. _ __ ._.. __~_____ ,- mommy's“ PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS one»... “ the has: In Kyle, the but in fit. the most economical. ' l E d! o I m... warm Pictorial Renew Patterns 33*.M‘F"?$“£”$2 . 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