*At: Lane’s
to serve on‘ the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
‘ and be protected at: summer prices for the winter.
RAYMOND BROTHERS ‘
’ VML: re... ““3” ‘
Peptonate or iron.
. peninsula»
(Best for Winter Use.)
Containing Fruit Cad Livers, with
comm
Strawberry
Banana , 3
Orange l
Pineapple
—_——.———-
une’s Bakery.
51 Washington
Street.
2:. z: 1
l
The Mather Building Company is
putting a new roof on the Ann street
house owned by Dr. Willie H. Crowe.
of New Haven.
Rev. and Mrs. William H. Gimp
will start on their vacation on Mon-
‘day. The early part of it will be
spent in Northfield.
‘ Tomorrow, at ten oclock, local at-
atorneys interested will appear at a
hearing in the bankrupt estate 01’.
Michele Lubrano. of this city, which
; will be heard before Referee John W.
Banks, in Bridgeport.
, Palmer Sherman of Putnam ave-
» nue, returned to Us home today after
, a most pleasant trip to the ‘fanama
Exposition The young man has been
.nway since July 5th, and reports a de
iightfui experience
'——n————
W. Clarke Crossman, of Chariottes
ville, Va" will return to his home, via
David W. Raymond
U N DE RTAKER
27 WASHINGTON 81'.
1.1., omen. 1m; one, as.
Repairs are being made by the
street department on Reservoir ave.
nus and Morgan avenue.
A group at New York newspaper
reporters were in South Norwalk, last
night, making vain attempts to lo-
cute and nltervlew “Jack" Rose.
‘Mr. and Mrs. William Dagon, of
Cross street, and Theodore Muth and ‘
sister, enjoyed 'a day's trip to New
York and Coney Island yesterday.
Carl Schlaet, of Westport, had his
license to operate a motor vehicle re.
instated alter a hearing before Score
tary of State Burns, in Hartford on
Tuesday.
.II‘he house committee of the Nor-
wnlk Country Club, met last evening
to discuss (lie style of decorations
for the new addition A special meet-
ing of the governing board will be
held tonight.
Judge John J. Walsh, 01 Gregory
Boulevard, returned home yesterday
from a two weeks’ trip to Newfound-
land, Canada. The judge reports a
most enjoyable voyage and stay in
the colder region.
WITH OUR, saves-risen.
Points for Sentinel Radon 319 Con-
“”0111 Dominion Line on steamer Princ-
ess Anne. sailing August 2. Tidbet
and ieserv ation were secured through
J. M. Layton tit Co., Inc., agents for‘;
the line.
, o—u—n
——Brolren lots 0! Pumps and Oxfords
, $3, $3. 50 and $4 qiality’ at $1. 00. Con-
noally and Bracken. '
.,.—.m—u-a—
Sergeant J. Harry Gibson will rev
turn to .his police duties next week
after an enjoyable vacation. During
‘ his absence Actingfiergeant Frank V.
Raymond was night sergeant in P0
lice Headquarters. Oillcer Milton
Lockwood, of the local force, is en-
“Joying his vacation. '
: Misses Ernestine and lrvine Pun-
,lelt, of Westport, will sail on ‘ the
Princess Anne of the Old Dominion
W Line, Monday, August 2 for a month’s
vacation to be spent at Charlottes—
l‘ville, Va., Where'they will be the
, guests of Mr. and Mrs. ~Crossman.
Tickets and reservations were secur-
or through J. M. Layton & 00., 1110.,
Agents for the line.
The inmatesof the Home for the
Aged, on Westport avenue. yesterday
enjoyed a delightiul time as the
guests of Mrs John McMuiien. The
éold people were dined at the beauti-
..tul MoMullen home on Judas Island,
.otf‘ Burritt avenue, this city, andidur-
ing the afternoon were taken on W32.
ter‘lrips and automobile rides. That
the day proved a thoroughly interest.
ing and enjoyable one goes without
saying. H '
r
Real System » ’
as well as in your sav-
iiig if you want to 3
money ahead and keep it
1 ahead. ' - -
A Check Account 1,)
‘ = questioned recléiptr every
payment. Monthly slate.-
, meats mailed " '
roost convenient—wonder Mechanics
_- Magazine.
cider When Out Shopping.
Exceptions! values in new Fell
waists are oriered tomorrow at the
N. E. Ryan 00. s store. See adv.
race seven:
sx'fRA spasm.
1,000 yards Pilgrim Cali—
c0, Remnants of Shirt—
ings, Black and White
Charnbray, lengths I to
‘10 yards. Sale price
3%é yard
Ioc switcher)
MUSiLIN' 17¢ YARD .
Extra good quality, 1
yard wide, regular 100 a ‘
yard, Jubilee Sale price
71: a yard.
,
The annual August Sale of the A. J.
Collins (.30., which begins tomorrow
and continues throughout the month
1
E SALE
WHITE CORDUROY
’ SKIRTS $1.49
‘We will close out tomor-
row 25 White Corduroy
Values
Skirts at $1.49.
$2.50 to $3.00.
251: sunscreens 19¢
25 (102,”Ladies’ Brass—
icrcs, regular 25c values
on sale tomorrow 190
100 NEW SPECIALS ADDED FOR TO- MORROW
Ladies’ and Misses" Muslin
Gowns, just 20 dozen in the lot,
to go on sale tomorrow. U .
‘1.
am
. Suits at
25C Children’s P3135015 . . 19¢ $15 to $2551|its at I“ . . I $10 00 255‘: Foil-55:31 (POVCCTS- - u n u - ~19¢ 12C 1- 2C HOSC . . . . . . . . - 9¢ Pall
500 Children’s Parasols . . 39¢ $6 Coats ~9 :7 sgt‘gorsgsébveZEB g3: 295‘: 95153056 19¢ Pair
$.00 Ladles’ Parasols‘ , . 49¢ Fine Sport Coats at Corset Covers . ' ' " ' 49¢ . Emailing? H059 ~ 2 for $05
$1.50 Ladies’ Parasols .' L 99¢ Values to $§§035 to $6' 95 25c Drawers 19¢ Re Mosquito Nettmglfiqé £5";
$2.00 Ladics’ Parasols $1.39 $6 Serge Dresses W53 75 Special Drawers . 25¢ All Lace Curtains “1”“2 price
New Vilaists . . . . . . . . . .- . 99¢ Serge Dresses$4,95 to 57:50 50c Moslm Gowns . . . . . . 39¢ 500 Rompers ............ 39¢
; $2.00 Silk Waists‘.....M$1,49 $6 Odd Wash. Dresses .. $1.95 $1.00 Muslin Gowns . 69¢ 25c Rompers ............ 19¢
Smart W‘aists . . . . . . . . . . $1.99 $8 Odd Wash Dresses . 9 $2.98 $125 MUSE“ Gowns - . - -- 99¢ $1.00 Fownes’ Kid Gloves
socwaists 15¢ $1.25 Tub Dresses 79¢ $2.00 Muslin Gowns . $1.39 $ , ‘ . 79¢ pair
‘_ . $1.25 Children’s Dresses . 85¢ $1.00 and $1.25 Skirts 5 ¢ 1.501t0wncs [\id Gloves .
Specialllécéathg9léag55§t¢ 99¢ 501: Children’s White Dresses 750 Combinations . .,. - .~ 49¢ $1.15 Pall
$1.00 Combinations . .. 79¢ $1.00 Silk Girdlcs ........ 50¢ ‘
Silk Shirts at 51-00 Children‘s White DWSSL‘SS Special Combinations .. 99¢ 50c Belts _____ , ........ 10¢
- $1.25 and $1.49 . $.25 Children’s White Dresses $200 Combinations . .. . $1. 49 25c Odd Collars ...... 9¢
50c Sheets .1399} . _ . 25c Boy5’ Blouses 19¢ 50c (RR-l (ollars .......... 19¢
$1.50 Corsets $1.00 $1.50 Children’s White Dresses 50c Boys' Blouses 39¢ 25c Odd Low Tics ...... 9¢
$1.00 Corsets ..... . .. . 79¢ ‘ _ ' 99¢ $i-2S Mlddy 131011593 -99¢ 10c Beauty Pius .. .. ...... 549
50c Corsets . . . . . . . . . . . . 39¢ $100 Children’s White DWSSCS $1.25 Long Kimonos ,. . . , 75¢ 25,; llarrcties , . . _. ....... 10¢
W?“ “3?. $2... A... m... :32: %°.::.:‘i:f:::::::.- - -' ' 33:: goats """" 3 .1“:
120 .150 ess........... . - 4 .,. . c as: rans...... you
12 1-21: Fruit of the Loom $4.00 Children's White “Dresses 50¢ Lawn I“11101105 . 25¢ 12c and 150 Wash Braids
MuSlin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3¢ yard _ ' ._ 25c: Lawn Kimonos . . . . .,. 15¢' ‘ 6¢ yard
25c Window Shades . . 19¢ $500 In“ $600 Children 5 Whigs 19c Lawn Kimonos . . . . . _ ., 9¢ ‘ $2. 00 Cloth Skirts . . . . .._$1 25
250 Children’s Bonnets 10¢ W $125621f:w;'f‘" .- 25¢ 500 Umbrellas ......... 29¢ $4.00 Cloth Skirts ...... $1 50
50c and 59c Children’ 5 Bon— ' $500 Natalie; . . . _ _ _ . _50¢ ’ 25¢ Flowers .. . . . . . . . . . . 10¢; $5. 00 Cloth Skirts ...... $1 95
nets .254: $3.00 Shapes WW9!) 50c Flowers 25¢ SpetiJIWauhHhirtsat
1.00 Children’s Bonnets . 4 ¢ 500 Shapes .,.. . V .. $1.- 49 $00 Flowers ' " - 49¢ 75¢. 99¢ $1. 25 $1 49
, $ .- ‘ 7 ,
SPECIAL GOWNS 250 $6. 00 to $9.00 DRESSES $3. 95 $3 00 to $8. 00 TRIMMED 50c FOWNES’ SILK
GLOVES 394}
Take your pick of all our high-
“lass Wash Dresses, values to
00, on sale :toniorrow $3. 95.
. HATS 95¢
An entire stock of Trimmed llat .
on sale tomorrow at 95c. Values
10 $8.00.
.‘lowxics‘ Silk Gloves, all colors,
every pair guaranteed, our regu-
lar 501‘. stock, on sale at 390.
in
«A... .,....»w .... rm .MNM.W
,01 August with oilerings of 20 to 50
iper cent. from regular prices on lur-
initure and house furnishings that are
new and fashionable, should appeal to
all the readers or the Sentinel. All
goods are from their regular stock
tthoroughly made and warranted in
every‘particular. Purchases made now
will be held for later delivery. Read
Adv. . '
FlRST M. E. CHURCH SERVICES.
Regular services at the First Meth-
odist Episcopal Church will be main-
tained; morningppreaching at 10:30
and one hour evening service at 7:30.
Sunday, August 8. Rev. W. H.
Thomas
Sunday, August 15. Rev. Everett
A. Burnes, Bridgeport.
Sunday, August 22. Rev. Joseph L.
Guemsey, Port Carbon, Pa.
Sunday. August 29. Rev.
Robinson, N. Y. *
Sundiiy, September 5. Rev. Wm. H.
Thomas. ‘
M. L.
CRAWLEY—SKIDD.
The many friends of Miss Eliza-
beth Skidd and Altud Crowley will
“be surprised to hear that they were
quietly married July 6th, by the Rev. '
J. E. Smith of Bridgeport.
, Saturday Specials
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
24 Cottage Street.
SAMPLE.
‘ Our ‘ Semi-annual Sale
"HANDY foe slowness;
Compact Hand Trap Made for '
~ “Plastic" Throwing.
For the use of the sportsman who
enjoys target shooting, a compact
hand trad for throwing cisy pigeons
has been brought out which is east
carried and provides endless opp r.
itnniti'es for unusual trap shootiiig.1t
is built of metal and tit-ted with a
ways. providing “climbers” ham
the device is 6 1-4 pounds" while he
also allows it to be carried in a suit
case, hand bag or special case, as is
Suim Easy"
Buy This Brand 9 of Ladies’
r Price's . . .$1,,69 to $5.99
Full Suits or Co's Sums
heavy» spring which actuates a lever 1 g FHIEDREN'S;
arm, hurling the targets in various ' $3
more,” "jack rabbits " "twisters." or‘
. whateVer is wanted. The weight of _ -_
2218,“ _
., e ' L, . ,
Telephone 433 Free Delivery SH 0 E S N . , P
Best Family Flour, a bag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9545 . 0 ‘1 1n rogress
Delicious Creamery Butter, all). ”30¢ LOT ~ _
, , N0 1. LOT N0. . LOT NO. 9
.Extra Fancy Potatoes .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 lb 5 16¢, Odds and Ends, small White Canvas 5Oxfords White Nubuck Button , ‘
Pure Leaf Lard, 3 lb. .... .. . . . . . . . . ...,. . . . . . ..... . .. 12¢ sizes and narrow widths. and Pumps, welts and turns. Boots, Jegular $4.09 grade.
flail?! or Ivory Sloap cut to 3: Some large sizes. 50¢ , {$1.00 ' . ‘ p M $2.59 .
. eogg’sCornFakescutto....................’.. LOTNO._2
' - ~ LOT N0 6 - Lo'r N0." .
Magnolia 01' C10“? Milk. 8 can . - - - - ~ - - - - . - . - - - . - -- 19¢! - About 150 pairs Boots, Any pair of Patent Leath— Fox ‘Trot 13111111951 real"
Evaporated Milk, 3 five Cent Cans . .. . . . . . . . ..... . 10¢ " V ici kid patent leather and fl. Colonial Pumps, plain or 11th grade $400 'value .
.Full Weight Evaporated Milk .,. . 3 cans 20¢ , gun metal 31 00 fancy . ’ 2 59 '
.Macaroni or Spaghetti apkg cutto. 7 1 ' .
Tomatoes Corn and I’leas can cut to . . . . . . . . . . . LOT N0. 3 LOT “0- 7 LOT N0
’ ’ a ' T9“ Pumps, Tan Ox- Vici Kid Oxfords, turns 11
Quaker Puffed Rice n . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 pkgs. 25¢ , lords, bro’wn, black and and waits. $2 29 A“ 53““ Shi’PCTS. CVflY' .
Force cut to ..’.......... 2 pkgs.19¢ ‘ grey suede pumps. Specie] ‘ , ,, “’10" $15 '
25c Jar Peanut Butter ..... 20¢ 7 . $1.50 , Gun nggafloi‘g Calf . "Il‘very 0.1m- style in stock
. . n _ .. l .
Baker, 5 COCO! Cut to 0- l I - . e u n o e no - . u e o o o e - a n . u . . I“ in - LoT,.N0.4 VVl’llte, Nubuck and Canvas, not Illenlloned, nlarked at. a.
White 12°“ Cocoa, a can ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' -' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' " 15¢: Patent Leather Lace and Rubber Soles. $2 59 il‘lubstantial reduction.
Sliced Smoked Beef in Jars, 15c size 10¢ . gating; tVliciBKid Bltgltton, . " _.
-L S t ‘11“ _63 Litton oots . - ‘ 7 « .
czilfgiellzzpéf:n:a:rcsusu; a can ' . g: All tlhis sezgson’ s8 goods Our (4.198ng out A“ Of Our RUbbfllS,‘ 25
A ST U , cgu at s 519 vecia Any Pair of Rubbers m the Store , . . _
East Norwalk". . 1115 Main Sl. PHDNE
- - murmur ‘ ~
Bathing Suits .
‘- '.'1 ant looking‘,” remarked Dip- -
genes. "for all honest man." 1. .. _
- "“3110 what will you do when you
For the host Sea Food
Cutbill’
We handle nothing of '
l the best
.; ._ «y The only «Place in Na;-
'. ._ . .. Well: that handles nothing
M but Sea Food
GO TO
take home.
"best in town.
GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS
Every drink served at our
fountain is healthful in every in~
gradient. We use only the best
fruit syrups. Our chocolate is be-
coming famous.
it? DeKlyn’s ice cream served
at the fountain or in boxes to-
.- Try our Soda and ;
convince yourself that it is the
Tthorwalk Drug Co.
H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
8N0 Mains .
SPECIAL SALE
Have you tried ,,
.6... Pairs .. Ladies 011101118 and" Pump.
$3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 quality, 'at $1.00 a pair
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