THURSDAY, AUG. :1, 1914
Pure Home-
Alwayo Fred!
HUYLER'S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATEC
LANE’S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
IF. A. LANE
51 WASHImm STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
Real estate records
Antonio Audion. of Cross street.
South Norwalk. In: been all“ to
the emciont stuff of The Sentine 1‘s
mechanical department.
1
‘Hoed & Vol‘x will win the W. B.
Hubbell garage on West street, Belle
Island, the permit for this work being
issued by the inspector.
Local fishermen report good cntch-
es of smell ansppern in the nether
nround the cross-chsnnel, the bescon.
and in the vicinity of Harbor View
Beech. _ ‘
Henry Ssvelkoui, who has been vis-
iting at the home of his obtain, Rslph
Leary on Railroad avenue, will return
today to his home in 'I'homnston.
Conn.
Miss Nellie Dreyfnss :nd Miss
Ellie Rothschild, of New York city,
are being entertained at the home on
’ Gihpon Court, of Mr. end Mrs. Adolph
Dreyfus:
Sergeant and In. J. Harry Gib-
son and daughter. or Quinta-d avenue.
were among the 100,000 people who
witnessed the world’s you baby
ugesnt It Aabury Park, yesterday.
Sergeant Gibson is enjoy!“ e nos-
' non non his police duties, and veri-
u- with of interest in New York
and New Jersey are to be visited by
his vacationing
STAMFORD
mEKW’RE-
Shaina.
. 110M. TUE!» WED. m WEEK
Mir nus- at ms
muons
TH£ LAST WORD'fld m
Toilet Articles.
A Full Line of Article.
made Candy ,.
3 rTALpUM
-- ‘ BATHING CAPS, arc.
show thatl
Charles T, McGovern of this city has
purchased the Milli eotinze on the
Marvin Beach trnct.
Needed at THE SHORE.
OLD cam
F. H. BAXTER,lDruggist.
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
new nap IEN'O We
21 wumnoou or.
1.1., «sec. mu; in... m
Ground was broken this morning tor
the Uhle consult-bungalow, to be built
on the Marvin Beech tract.
1 C. ll. Townsend, oi Greens Farms,
reports to the local authorities thst
evaluable, block riding horse was
stolen iron: his sinbles late last Men
ing. The police are on the waliih tor
the thief: appearance here
i
A two-family home. of fourteen
rooms and all improvements. will be
erected by Contractor Fred P0l0mbo1
on the corner of West Dover sedl
Couch streets, for Antonio Pirozi The!
necessary permit was tuned today.
Oincer Frank V. Raymond reported
to the police suthorltiel a dangerous
break in the sidewalk in front of Dr;
Cornell's office on South Main street.’
The matter was referred to City Ena'
gineer George W, Sherron tor atten-'
tion.
I
1
1 —“8uitered day and night the tor-
ment of itching piles. Nothing help
ed me until i used Dean's Ointment.
it cured me permnnently."—Hon.
John R. Garrett, Mayor, Gimd. Ale. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Farren 8. Betta and
daughter, Janene. are experiencing,
many diniculties on their trip“ahrond. 1
Such was the intormntion Contained
in communications received here by
their friends. Mr. Bette planned to
tour the continent in his sutomobile,
but he has been unable to do so on se-
oount o! the war. The mschine re- 1:
mains on board the liner. he not hav-
ing dared to take it o! for fear of
1the authorities commendeorlng it idr .
iwnr use.'1'he homily is in Liverpool,
and their chnuiienr, Ernst Fischer,
who is n German subject, hes been
Jailed by the English snthorities.
THE BANK or SERVICE '
*5
Getting Dollars
It is always best to hove a de-
unite pinn {or ev -
this is especially true about
THE ”0TH NORWAIDK ”MGM WEI.
AUGUST SALE
Since 'most of us do and all of us should spend nearly OIO-thll‘d Of
our time in bed, no Furniture in our August Sale on have greater ll-
terest than the Bedroom Furniture, of which we have n thoromly
comprehensive variety, at a wide range of prices, muked from 10 19
60 per cent, from regular prices.
With Quality the highest. Prices the lowest, makes it worth your
while to look through our stock.
A. J. Collins 81 Co
our) LOTS
0f House Dresses, Dressing Sacques,
Lawn Kimonos, Women’s Waists
and Children’s Rompers
AT VERY LOW PRICES
This week to clear up the Stock.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
as museum-ran eraser.
' IOUTH NORWALK.
m
FATHER FITZGERALD HEADS
CATHOLIC T. A. ll
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Bride's-ted President 0! Union—
Other outflow—Next Ila-t
in New London.
HARTFORD, Aug. ‘27.-—At the
close of the iiih annual convention
of the ('niholic Total Absentinence
union Tuesday these officers were
elected:
President, Rev. John J. Fitzgerald.
Pequonnock: nee-presidents, James
J. Newman. Naugatucli, Miss Mme
Barrow, Meriden: Mrs. Mary Delo-
hny, Danbury: secretary , F. J. Kin-
my. lirzmiord; treasurer, William J.
Cronin, New Haven; delegates to the
national couu-niion to he held in
Atlantic (‘ity next year. June: 1'.
Dunn, Middletuwn; Cecilia M. Dono-
Ven. Hartford; George W. Larkin,
Aumuin. stale editor, Miss Mary Car-
rol, Turriugton.
The court-mien will mret in New
London next year. '
III LUABLE HORSE HIV “JEN.
IInimnl Valued at "00 is Taken from
Island Bern.
GREENS FARMS, Aug 27.—
Thieves broke the lor-k on the door
at the barn and stole a coal black
driving horse. Valued at 8400. from
C. ‘G. Townsend of Sherwood island
some time last night. The animal
wears barred shoes on its forefeet.
and a complete description is in the
hands or the police in nearby towns.
WILTON GIRL AND MITRE]: RAH
ARE MARRIED.
WESTON, Aug. 27.-—Mlse Lottie
Belin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Behn, of Wiltou,,and Fred Brun-
dnge were married yesterday after-
noon nr the hllme oi the bride's par-
outs in Bethe]. itev. Albert Steele
performed the ceremony.
The home was decorated in white
and green. (Inly the immediate
triende and relatives or the couple
were present. The couple will make
their home in Cannon Station.
I’SE IT POI! BUILDING PARTI-
"0N8.
You can demonstrate the Superi-
ority or Illshupric Wall Board over
ihe old. costly Iaih-and‘plaster con-
struction at little cost the next time
you have a partition to build.
and get enough of this wonderful
material to crN' the space you went
to close off. Put up your studding,
then nail on the Biehopric Board.
School Shoes School Shoes
Fer Boys For Girls
All‘of the Best Makes, in Manly
Models
Inspect Our Stock of School Shoes Before
Purchasing
Conneally and Bracken
1s wnsumorou er.
raving money. _Afln‘ ooesdoml‘
Begin to one now and provide
‘_t°" the future. om. your lav-j
3!!!! work to: you, and Idler“
In lite you can take it eaten-
You Can Bank
Swluaers hold sire-git in
rename otherwise drwnims
So with your I-‘Insnms. Keep
them In s flood tide condition
by starting on AM“!
Our wntdiword "A!
BEIWIGIIP'.
FanfieId
ngs‘Bank
nonwm. '
YOUR,
WALL SBTRBET.
You Can Save money by Orderirig Your
Floral, Decorations ind Funeral Designs
HEADQUAR?ER§ FOB CUT FLOWERS OF ALL KINUS;
South Norwalk Flower Co...”
The wall is ready at once lor any
kind or decoration. it will give you
a startling demonstration of the env-
ing in lime and money over the old
nuy or plastering wells and ceilings.
C. H. Aisthorpe, Agent
Tel. 987-8. 6 Seavlew Ave.
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I’MlNTZ’S
Special Showing or
New Velvet Hats
at 95c and up
Just go to nny Bisht‘o'prlo denier‘
VW 10 DUCK.
Itepreuentuiie Kennedy Beck tn the
(W Before “were PM.
“WASHINGTON Aug. 27,—Repre-
sen-tative Kennedy of Connecticut had 1
returned to Washington :wstrrday
when the house adopted n resolution
to dock the pay of members who ab- '
sent themselves except on amount of,
illness. Representaliw Mahdi] is slilli
absent.
The department of justice
received nerd Hum 31 Connecticut:
congressman. name not given uui.
that his constituents romplain ill-.u‘
sugar has increased in price in onel
section or the district from {1.05 to‘
$1.70 per bag, while in another part.
of the district. [1w advance is from}
31.1: to 51.90 jer bag. Flour- has'
gone up from 80 to 90 cents a has.
These matters un- being inked into
by the department agents.
Refugees Inn-Med.
The State Department announces
that Miss Lot'h of New Haven has-
been heard from at Dresden, Ger»
many, and Miss Clarke and Miss
Whitesly of New Haven at Pera. (it—
to Stonehurst and Miss Stonehursi of
Greenwich have been heard from at
Dresden.
today ,
MOVED '10 SOUTH NORWAIJ.
Serzt. Frank Brittdn of the mkr
army has moved to South Nor-walk
in order to be nearer to Capt And-
rues. lie is the drill oificer who has
been at the local armory for some
time. Although living in South Nor—
walk, he will still work at Stamford.
Sentinel Wants pay.
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BesthmilyFlour,abag
Delicious Cranial}! Butter,
A. STULL
5.23 if;
large size No. 2 Nut
~7—
HAHAN ABSENT THOUGH HOUSE lt‘ARGILL ls
.\'¢illia.
ANNOUNCEMENT of FALL OPENING
Tuesday, September lst, 1914.
PAGE SEV"
LEAPIVG
MOI’NTAIN ('RAGS.
The latest advises (rum Lester J.
(‘arsill of The Post‘s emit who is at
{)I‘i.it.‘lil enjoying hisvvai'ution we
that he is emulating the Rocky Moon
lain goal and leaping from «rag to
orag of the mountains of Pennsyl—
Amrmuall) lht‘l'c’ are only two
types vrl’ somem-lr postal in the deso—
lh'ii.‘ (oumr) lhiocgh which he is
trawling one upt- ire-lug a switch
b‘di'it and [fit lvllu'l' a little wooded
OVER
knoll l-nlillrd "Hoar Mountain."
iiuriiur iLdVii'i‘S wr-re to the effect
:thal he fell like a millionaire. The
HIUTL' rem-m licslvulohes do notgmcn—
[it‘ll this hi‘litdlllin at all leading to
the bells! that in: will be back on
the job Monday Bridgeport l'usl.
Ilm! 1N ORIENTAL ADt’Irrlt-
TISING
Publisher‘s Guide:
Some Japanese advrrtisunems peg:-
sesses a wealth of imagery unknown
to the western adverlleer. A 'l‘Okio
drupcr announced that “Uur goods
are sent to customers’ houses with.
the speed of a shot from a rifle.”
A large store displayed a poster in-
scribed: "Why not visit our shops. We
can satisfy every possible want of
yours. Every one of our residents is
as complaisaui and utilizing as a fa—
ther viho seeks to dispose of a. dow-
erless daughter. You will be as wel‘
come as a ray of sunshine awning elf-y
ter a day or ceaskss rain.
W
WIIY IIE DIDN’T.
“You ought to settle down
man.
'1‘ I did there‘ d be a. whole lot of
people. after me to settle up.”
old
--—-SPECIALS———
....................... 80¢-
lb. ................... 32¢
Swift’s Silver Lotti Lord, a lb. ................... 129§¢
24 COWAGE STREET. ~
EAST NORWALK.
KOAL 5.2.Sper .0.
[We have just received a choice lot of
Coal. $5. 25 per ton.
TRY A TON.
HARRIS & GANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Nostlk.
Tel. at.
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JACOBY’S
Students Who Intend to
. May Have
SPECIALS
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Monday, August 24th and
Port Chester,
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were shown by PICTORIAL REVIEW.
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