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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 28, 1914 · page 7

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FRIDAY, AUG. 28, .93.

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PAGE SEVEN

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

;. """ ' ' ' " ' ‘l'oilet Articles.
PUI'CNHOIIIC- A Flt" Line or Article.

’3 Needed at THE SHORE.
made Candy "

' ,cou: CREAM
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“m” th ” :BATHING CAPS, ETC.
HUYLER’I FAMOUS . ..
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CHOCOLATEO F. H. BAXTER, Druggist.

 

 

LANE'S PURE ICE CREAI
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS

IF. A. LANE

51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK

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' David W. Raymond

UNDERTAKER

new use news BUILDING
21 WASHINGON or.
1.1., office, ion-a; how, 693

 

 

 

Miss Mae Williams, of Putnam ave»

Rev. H. B. Carpenter, of Providence,
hue, was a recent visitor in New Hil- R. l.. is being entertained at the home)

ven, Conn. ‘01 Mr. and Mrs. William Buttery on'.
—-————— ‘Franklin avenue, l,

Mrs, Sarah iienedick, oi' Norwnlk, _—_.——. I
who has been a room guest of Mr. and Plumbing will be installed in the
Mrs, Webster J. Davis in Ridgefleld Maliackemo Hotel in the Jones 8:1
returned home this week Hotchklss Company: A permit for the

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work was issued today. 1
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'Mrs, P. F, Brophy has returned to . -
her home on Elizabeth street. utter M
a visit at the home of friends in New
Haven. Conn.

Mrs. John P. Dreher. of Westfleld.
Connecticut. is spending a low due
with her parents. Mnand Mn. 060m
\V. Harris, of West street.

Lillian Robinson. of Ittdgelieid
Wiis? s to announce that the engage-
: men of her daughter, Miss Mary 113..

inson. rind William H. Gilbert, 0:
Norwalk, Conn., is nonulled.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Riley have re-
turned to their home on South MainI
Amusement Park Sun- street utter In extended visit of sew:
ernl months with relatives in Oak-1

land, Cal.

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day. Yosts vs. Norwnlks.

 

The yRev M. l Robertson, of New: "‘ . 1,
York City, will preach in the First M. Today: Saturday and Monday are
E Church, Sunday the 20th Dr Rob- the last days you will be able to buy
ertson is secretary of the New York furniture at the Sterling Furniture
City Society, one of the nblest preach— Company at from 10 10 40 981' 03m-
era in the conference. discount. Better take advantage oi"

‘ «this oiler. [

The new Fail arrivals of WIIBISV
neckwear rind ribbons now being The Krieger Company make all
shown at the N_ E Ryan (30., are or almost unpnrrelled offer in their adv.
ceptionnlly beautiful. The collections to‘IW- K Y0“ “'3 in 1189d 0‘ a dress,
embraces the very best values pos- a skirt or waist, read the ad\ I

sible in dependable qualities at mod~3 Fred G- 3903““ ““9 MI“ Eliza-é
‘I'erute prices ' both Underdovm or South \‘orwalk,

spoilt Bundny with Mr. and Mrs!
Robert Elwood, architect, whose 01- Webster J. DEV“! in Ridgefleld.

rice is in the Washington Building. —'
. Stamford, has prepared plans roi- 0:: .-Hlnh physics react. weaken the
tensive alterations to the residence of bowels, 031159 chronic CODBUNUOR- l
Lucius M. Monroe at Normal, and is D0“. ROBBINS 01’6““! easily, t0““!
engaged upon an ovemaunn‘ 10b for “10 Itomwh, cure constipation, 25c-I
J. H. Renshaw or Noroton, Ask your drum-t for them.

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STAMFORD

THEATRE
Stamford.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

(f THE BANK or SERVICE
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Getting Dollars

It is always best to hove a do-
finite plan for everything.

This is especially true about .1
saving money. An occasional

Saving Spasm

will help you. but it is the pon-
dstent systematic saving
flint builds tortilla-i

Be systemic

Wanna!
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Ing- vim: for om.“ and later
Milk 3* on take it essinr.‘

You Can Bank

 
 
 
 
 

rule when our. n91. Aim ‘
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mom a 2; Evening at :

LEW VIEWS, ALL STAR 00.
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AUGUST SALE

Since most of us do and all of us should spend nearly onethird of
our time in bed. no Furniture in our August Sale can haw greater in-
terest than the Bedroom Furnfiure, or which we have a thoroughly
comprehensive variety. at a wide range oi prices, marked from 10 to
50 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 C0

 

 

 

NECKWEAR

New arrivals of the Carl'th Nt’t‘Ilik't'lll' riiiw: tor Fall,
made of orgnndle, lawn. pique and HIIlrI‘ low» 1 mun-rials.
Latest ermitiuns in HULL, FLARE and illinillIl "<Il.l.;\iiS.
some with Vestcen. IIcmstitcliinu. tine mnlnoidvry an diiinty

V'ul and \"enise lures appear in their devolution.

Various new ideas in COLLAR and (‘I'Fii‘ Sill’l‘h‘.
Prices range from 25c up.

Ribbons in Profusion

Rnrelv has the showing of Ribbons been so extensive or so
huiidsumu. Roman stripes, and wurupriut
novelties. In offsets that are being particularly favored for
sashes, girdles and millinory use, at very mmlrl‘um Driven.

Fall Waists

Arc arriving daily and already we have :1 fair showing 0‘ new
models. He sure to see them.

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The N. E. Ryan Co.

86 WASHINGTON STREET.

moires, sniins

 

BOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

School Shoes Our Specialty

We have always taken great pains to keep a big
assortment. of Children’ Shoes. The proper fitting of
a child's shoe is of the first importance and to suit
all tastes, and purses, as well as to insure a perfect
fit

We carry the largest and most varied stock of
School Shoes in the city.

”All Sizes and Styles form‘s“
and Girls '
Conneally and Bracken

18 WASHINGTON OT.

 

 

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Swimmers hold strength In
mm othenviso drowning:

would ‘rcsult.
So with your Finances. Keep

them In it flood tide condition
by starting on ACCOUNT.

Ours wuolmonl "AT YOUR
SERVICE".

Faiflield County

Sayings Bank

'WALL STREEn'I'g. NORWALK.

 

 

 
 
 

Yen Can Save" Money by Ordering Your

Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs

’3 FROM
HEADQUARTERS FOR GUT FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS.

South Norwalk Flower Co.,
Telephone 364

 

'. then nail on the Bishopric
‘_ The wall is ready at once for any
, kind at decoration. It will give you

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

': ing in time and money over the- old
‘ . my 0! plastering walls and ceilings.

:c. H. Aisthorpe, Agent

‘ Tel. 987-3.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

SAGE in this l
mu Hill iiiil

When mm Willi Sulphur It
Brings back lls Lustre
and Abundance

 

 

Gray hair, however handsome, de—
notes adVaucing age. We all know
the advantages at a youthful appear-
ance. Your hair is your charm. It
makes or mars the fate. When it
tades. turns grey and looks dry, wispy
and strongly, just ii few applications
of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances its
appearance a hundred-fold.

Don‘t stay gray! Look young!
Either prepare the tonic at home or
get from any drug store a 50 cent
bottle of “\\‘yeih‘s Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy." Thousands of folks
recommend this ready~touse prepara-
tion, because it darkens the hair beau.
titully and removes dandruff," stops
scalp itching and falling hair; besides,
no one can possibly tell. as it dark-i
ens so naturally und evenly. "You
moisten a sponge or soft brush with
it, drawing this through the hair, trik-
ing one small strand at is time. By
morning the gray hair disappears;
after another application or two. its
natural color is restored. and it be-
comes thick, glossy and lustrous, and
you appear years younger.

BOY DIES FROM DRINKING WHIS-
KEY.

ANSON‘iA. Aug. 28.—Prnnk Fame,

the iour~yenrsold son at Mr. and Mrs.

 

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A Few of the

SPECIALS

At This Busy Store Tomorrow

 

 

250 Hose . .
500 Silk Hose .
25c Lisle Gloves .
$1.00 Belts . .
50c Belts . .

50c Windsor Ties .
25c Windsor Ties .

$5 and $6 Wash Dresses
34 WashDresses .
$12.50 Suits . .

18c
390
190
69c
35c

39c
190

32:90
$1.99
$5.95

 

Salvatore Fania, of 19 Powe street.
died late yesterday afternoon, from II'l
coholic poisoning. The child seized a?
bottle of whiskey from the kitChen tu-i
‘hle and drunk two or three ounces of.
i the liquor. The boy became unconsious ;
Iromuining in ii state of come until his:
'death.

 

 

IIILLSIDEW

A SCI mm. l‘Oit GIRLS
l’ltOSl’Et‘T lllllli, NORWALK.
(Founded It) Elisabeth Burr Mead,

1883.

The School “ill open for the Fall
'l‘L-rm on Thursday morning. Septem—
ber 17. 1914. iii nine o'clock. All (*lds.
res except the primary recite in the
school building on Prospect ni'enur.
Ituilt on the slope of the hill. each

at fire.

College Preparatory. (lent-ml and
Special courses for older girls. with
music and duiiclng under competent
instructors; Primary and Intermedi-
ate Department for little. girls and
for boys under ten yours. French
taught in IIII grades III’)”IIII and in‘
cluding the sixth. Arrangements mudc
ior bringing (liildrcn to school and
for serving a hot lum Ilt‘IH’I Terms and
illustrated bookltt on application,

The l’rlnciphls may be seen at the
Srhool any morning on or after Sep-
tember seventh. ,

Margaret It. llrundlingor, A. B.

Vida. Hunt. Francis. R. L.

[‘58 IT FOR 31' IldllNu l’.-\it' I‘l-
TIONS.

You can demonstrate the Superi-
ority of Bishoprir “'ull lloiird over
the old, costly lnth~nnd~plasier co -
struction at little cost the next urge
you have ii partition to build./

Just go to any Bishco'piic. dealer
and get enough 01 this wonderful
material to (M or the space you want
to close off Put up your studding.
Board.

is startling demonstration at the saw

Ii Saviour A ve.

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Building lLots for
Sale
$.22 3.122.“ . ‘
. Gibson Court
' Rhodonofln Park.
" m“ some:

I. M. Layton &“Co~., Inc.
Real EM: Iowa-anon.
5 BIIIfOlrI AVG. South NOI'WIIII.

 

 

 

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Teeth and the
Fortunate

mum Indeed. or. you it
.. toothnromrtoot. Theym
hobo “Wed. Don’t neglect
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floor has rm exit on the ground Iev-.
v1, thus obviating all danger in case:

Anon-mu
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$15 to 530 Suits . $7.95
$1.50 Velvet Shapes . 950

OtherVeretShapes$l.25.l.49,l.95
New Feather and Fancies 750up

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ANNOl,
Tuesday, September lst, 1914.

‘lCEMENTof FALL OPENING.

 

 

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

! FREE TUITION

by Enrolling
Monday, August 24th and Paying September Tuition

Write for Booklet Giving Full Information.

 

Merrill Business College

Port Chester,§ Stamforn, South Norwalk.

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Remington, all other
Cold, rented.
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