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Evening sentinel, Monday, August 31, 1914 · page 7

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SATURDAY, AUG. 1. 1191‘

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Pure Home- ,
" made Candy 3?

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Toilet Articles.
I A Full Line of Article;
Needed at THE SHORE.

COLD CREAM
TALCUM

 

Mm" Fm" l3 BATHING CAPS, arc.
HUYLER‘S FAMOUS '
‘ .
CHOCOLATES F. H. BAXTER,Dmggist.

 

LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS

F. A. LANE

51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK

 

David W. Raymond

UNDERTAKER

NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING 5
27 WASHINGON 8T.
’ .Tc|., office. 1“”; Muse, 693

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Wallace Palmer, of Norwslk, was
the guest of friends on Washington
street, \l‘estport. yesterday,

 

 

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" Miss Edna M. Scott at South Nor-
waik was the guest of Miss Marjorie
Pilrd)‘ of Lincoln street. Westport, re»
cently_

 

Dentist. and Opticians. ,
svesrnsm AND wniNKLEs
go together—both are brought on '
by attempting to read or work .
without Glasses when Glasses ere
Necessary.

We can iit you with becoming ‘
Eyeglasses that will enable you to
see clearly without Eyestrsln or
. Wrinkles.

Major James A, iiynn. U. S. A., who 87 Atlantic “u”... Stamford. Conn.
has been visiting in lJaIibury tor the Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897
past few days, has returned to West A 1
Point. where he is at present sts- In mother column, George Robinson’i
tinned as an instructor at the military Roton Point’s photographer, presents:
academy. another good story for the enjoyment,
' of'our renders. Mr. Robinson Is a reg.‘

Smith street lodging houses, the uinr contributor. I
rendei'ouz for the “knights‘oi the ____~______ !

The South Norwalk 'i'rust (‘ompnny
suggests taking one of the convent-
ent pocket check books with you on
your outing trips. The check hooks
are furnished free.

 

 

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Keeler’s . _
4. I I II OST GIVEN AWAY —-—_

The following is the remaining steel-t from our old store. Ill order
to clean up, we haw plat-ed those prices on them. l‘onle early if
you wish [U take advantage oi‘ these prireh, as there are only a lew
left
Ifnys‘ Bathing SIIII: ........................................

_ _ 15c
Ho,“ 5 Iitlihld’; 'l'ups . ........ ................... 10¢ and 15¢
5¢

u'lois' Bathing Tights ........................................

Men‘s and Boys‘ Collars .................... 5é. 50¢ duh.

 

 

Razor Your
Expenses

Take the Surplus and Deposit It
in the

Fairfield County 3‘

Savings Bank

WALL STREET. NORWALK.

Now is the Time

TO PROVIDE FOR NEXT WINTER’S COMFORT. WE HAVE IN
OUR YARD THE BEST QUALITY OF COAL MINED. AT LOWEST
PRICES.

Remember Us With Your Order.

 

HARRIS & GANS COMPANY

Water Street. South Namath.

Tel. 72:.

You Can Save Money by Ordering Your

Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs

FROM . '
HEADQUARTERS FOR CUT FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS.

South Norwalk Flower Co., -
No. 2 South Main Street Telephone 364

road," did a light business during July.

But twenty-live plodders of the turn-

plkes chose its shelter in preterence
' to sleeping outdoors.

 

H. W. Duke of the South ‘Norwalk

postoflice has returned to his duties 9.2-.

ter enjoying his annual vacation,
which he spent in Saratogs Springs,
N. Y. Mr. Dalia was accompanied by
his father. J ,W. Dake, of Elizabeth
street.

 

-—Dencing every Wednesday and:

Saturday evenings at Conhpo Beach.

 

Miss Mildred Smith and her brother
Eugene H. Smith of 210 Pearl street,
Bridgeport, who were so severely in—
Jured in the recent Westport trolley
disaster, are now recovering as rapid-

 

__._,, _ _ .. . WM... Am. __

Secretary-Treasurer Martin Inwlor.‘
of the United Hatters of North Amati-i __
ca, sailed from New York yesterday?
to spend a month's mention in helium ;
‘snd England, '

 

 

 

Electric Fans ‘

 
 
 
 
 

Bridgeport. will sail tomorrow on the - 16 Inch Oscillating ..... . 317.50
steamship Bemudinn tor a two weeks‘l '~ 16 inch itigld .......... mesa
visit to Bermuda Miss Keith will rel

- . ELECTRIC WIRING FOR
turn on the steamship Caribbean and}; _ AND POWER ”GMT

‘spend a week up the Hudson upon her '
return to Bermuda.

 

73% White ”Electric Co.

Electrical Engineers and Contractors.
South Nor-walk. _ .

I Major David H. Miller of George- ..
town, president at the 'i‘wenly-thirn,l ..

call tor the nnnusi reunion of the regl-I
meat, which win‘ho held at the wu-1
ccx pavilion. Swvin Rock, on Thursday,

August 20. -

‘ I

1y as could be expected. They are
hill? at the Norwalk hospital.

 

The Buckingham Women's Relief ‘
.. ~. The annual m: of the Mark Twain ‘coriis will immerto Weston to the
library, in Bedding, will .be held on home of Mm men on Wednesday
Wednesday and Thursday evenings of 0‘ next week, If stormy, the 101100me
next week. On the first evening the I‘I‘IIY. Those members desiring to st-
specisl attraction will "be it musical tend may 86nd their names to the
L .progmm and dancing will he the ion- secretary.
ture of the second evening. ‘

 

 

 

___._ C. L. happen. stsnotypo gndunte of
‘ The Harlem Yacht club, at City Merrfll's when. linemen placedh
Island, New York, announces that the 5 99m?“ position With the firm 0:

‘ .. annual Stuttord shoul‘rsce will he W. and 13. Donal“. No. 88 John guest.

held on Suturdsy, August 15th. It is New York cit-Y. at first? Mammy

open meshinryaclIts urchins Intrim. salary. WWW“; 33!" ”M 1116» II

hungover seventeen teat ‘snd not .793 wallow-with. the, Minn.

Who} ville-pint: succeed. ,’ .

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f "‘t, enrolled in any rebuked mht‘w
club; . . .

;ufi“‘§iu’2t'3imio$ Yném-afi; m BANK or ssnvtcs
made-arrangements to holds merry.- , _ , ‘ _._. .C 3.
A ~ Are You Going _ ’

: . , Out oI'Toang

:Msunud'mmmpw
1m checkbook. It“: you. .Ws
«immunities. ’ ‘

itching“ in... ,

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pint, thirty-one feet roiling insecure- .“d M I . M "Milne o! 370““ "

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

,A FAMILY WASH FOR 7scts

Everything washed, CLEAN. All the rut pieces and underwear
ironed. and the starch pieces clenched ’wct, sent to you ready to '
dampen and iron.

AT THE RATE OF 1 1-2c PER PIECE.

CRESCENT LAUNDli' j

PHONE. 54'. . - ‘

 

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BARGAIN IN case one

 

we’re Model T; electric must condition moon ‘ "
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1’5 Passenger’Touring on; newly pointed. Bargain .9;- mom

 

I drops Hartford, e- term by.“ M W-
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. Luther‘sM. Wright ~

 

JUBILEE

Great values throughout the entire

lug.

 

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store’- for

 

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New Clean Stock at the
Price of old stock at

The August Furniture Sale

M

Sterling Furniture Co

“When Sterling Says its Oak, its Oak"

' 127-129 WASHINGTON ST.
Phone 105

 

Still;

this

 
 
 
 

21’

41486165,

 

For the vacation outing, or for atrip

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3

See our stock of white shoes for
men, women, and children

Conneally and Bracken

20 the seashore

18 WASHINGTON 8T.

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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El LOVERS

’IIIF. PL ACE

N-_..~_ .-,7-.. y“ . -__.__.

TO FINISH OUT THE SEASON,

OUR LINE OF

I!

: Pumps

I and

Oxfords

!AT $2.00 MAY JUST MEET YOUR

'- REQUIREMENT.

White Canvas
Patent Colt
Gun Metal

 

 

aGlover’s Shoe Store

 

O
OIICB
The Bridge ii‘isll Market will cou-
tiniio to do business at the old stand
until I notify you through my alive.

to the contrary, notwithstanding what.
you read in the newspapers. ' .

R. J. Cuthill, Prop.

 

Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller

Open from 9 a. iii.
to 11.30 p. m.

IMUSIC SATURDAY
NIGHTS

 

 

 

 

The City National Bank

 

 

Is it wise to keep your money in the office. at home or in your
pocket, when by placing it in this Bank you have, without cost. the
advantage of a check book and the additional security for your sur-
plus funds?
Checks are of value only to the person in whose favor they are
drawn—they give satistaction and add dignity
transactions.

Your personal interests, we believe, are well served by the handy
check hook.

THE CHECK BOOK.

to your business

 

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flee the Flying Mom.

I A. Vac

 

Edn Mae Seymour

I .HIGH CLASS "1'

 

MILLINERY'

'EXCEPTIONALLY Low PRICES.

Roodner’s Block 3 '"

WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

 

 

 

Saturday, August First
See the Moonlight On the Water

Arr

High this at 7. p. m.

_ )1 Roton Point Park

 

Shore Dinners incite Casino Restaurant, 75c, $1.00, $1.50. M "

Visit the Tango Teas.

 

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ation for EVerYbody
‘;;_.--1a"0ur Day's; _V Trip $18 ' ‘
; i888 Miles of Trayelé-All Water

orator-noon Point Consort, its: Including nicsls and mum

 
 
 

. glen-'- chm new uphill

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

~ m an steamer, luncheon at nous (Inherits, thence vi; Jun- mar
Night Lino steamer to Richmond. .v n, including super,
m smiles: as (chem menial: mounds! luncheon
._ ~- “ammoniultm am. _ Ill.- IVIII. vb

lounge?» ma%-':n w
M not on!

mean.
«naturals-Io.

MERRILL column-
, SUMMER
SCHOOL

July 6 to August 30.
a. m. to 12 m.

SPECIAL TUITION RATES TO

SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS.

Port Chester. Stamford.
South Norwalk.

(

. Baby Teeth ,

Take care of the baby's teeth.

' They need it as much as tin;

adult. Don't. hold your child
back but. see

Dr. J. H. Mallory . . j

10 lo. Main or. In. Network. , .

and have him give‘those teeth
Wessioml ours at we, _

1mm touts mm the
child’s health quickly. '
Did Mt pinni- MglOot

Hours: 8 4

4
hr-
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HOUR“ I An". 1'0 I P. M.
”MY. IV APPOINTIINT

 
 
 
 

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