l'uro-“uorirnn rusunsugn
or ALL KINDS,
Sends, Burglar-g and Compensa-j
Taylor & GoldenE
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST GO.
IUILDING,
"Wiliam lilascar, of the. East Side
Vl’ell Cigar Company.
.. .
The regular meeting of Court Eti-
_‘ .339“! de Amicis. Foresters of Anter-
tlca..will be held this evening.
Stephen W. \‘clsor, oi‘ Quinturd are
nus. starts today on :1 two weeks \‘u—
cation from his duties in the Ferris
Coul company oliice, on \\'ushington
street.
This atternodn. at t; WED-(ii, in New
‘- ,York city, Miss Fannie tloldsclrrpidt,
daughtr of Mr. and Mrs. itob't. tlold-
achmidt, of Elrnwood avenue, will lIt’
married to Henry Safir, of New York,
.Members of the i’ettuounock Yarcht
club, 01‘ Bridgeport, eirioyed an all
day sail and outing yesterday on the
sound, halvingr a trip to and from
Cockenoe Island, off Norwalk. Fleet
Captain llandal O‘Hara was in charge. ‘
‘Audrew Fodar. of Cliff street, left on1
it two weeks vacation front his duties
. in the People‘s ‘Trust Company, this
- morning. Cashier Wilmot w. Thornton
1" ‘ this morning resumed his duties in the:
bunk after an enjoyable vacation.
'J. L Stoors, president of The Con‘
'itectlcut Company, yesterday was a
visitor at Roton Point Park. Manager
Neville Bayley was complimented by
'1 his distinguished visitor upon his marr-
mment of the pleasure park and the
attractive improvements in vogue.
Assistant City Clerk Stephen Dokus
' - has resumed his duties in the city:
.. i/élerka office in the City Hall after a.
* month's vacation to the Pacific Coast
. and points of interest along the inter-
. eating route. Mr. Doltus tells an inter
esting story of his travels to the MU
big Expositions and beautiful cities of
the west and south.
August, in the building department
Started with a rush. This morning
permits for new work the cost or
which will aggregate $0,400.1vere ls-
sued this morning by Inspector Finch.
The following permits wern given out
LE to F. M. Cullen to wire for Mr Bouton,
fin Bartlett avenue: to W. 8. Richard
gun to build new six room house, with
all improvements. for Edgar F. ‘Kenny,
110st $2, 400. As reported some time ago
in Thu Sentinel the Warwick Hotel,
;_:on North Main street, will be alterat-
1 “ed. The oust will~be 4,000.. A permit
this morning was received by‘l‘. J.
White to do this work, for the owner,
Mrs. Ll Scofleid.
—-_NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
Ludies’ Grill and gentleman’s lunch
room open until 11:30 p in. Popular
prices. Table (1’ hole lunch fifty cents.‘
‘11: 30 to 2 p. m. Table d'hoto dinner
aeventy- il-ve cents, 5:30 p. m. to 8
m. Served in main dining room.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK—
_ BROMO-SELTZER.
' 2.‘ 10c size ....06c 25c size . . 1.5c
‘ ' 60c size ....300 $100 size ..
Stillson-Powell Corporation
onsscnzrp'rrou onuucrsr.
' LIWDENT AND
titan, Rents, cal Estate, Shore
pd. Countr gaunt ami- for
_ di:ocele'
who accepted a‘positiin with the Old.
TO AID POLAND.
Collection to Be Taken in Catholic
Churches August 8.
Bishop John J. Vilau, has issued the
following letter to the priests in this
EPISOOPAL RESIDENCE,
HARTFORD, Conn, July 29, 1915.
Dear Father: — Aprolonged wail of
deep distress comes across the ocean
Efrem Poland, weeping, tortured and
idesolate. The. fierce struggle on the
Eltuss‘ran border has been confined ex-
iclusively to the territory of Poland
Ethroughoui the past year and the mostE
desperate battle of all history is at this
moment drenching Polish soil with
, blood. Two hundred towns and eleven
Ethousand villages bane been laid in
ruins and millions of people wonder:
horneli .s tip illltl down their desolatedE .-
E ' ,1 ircss andRestleI-‘llllS
“ ‘ Opiuntliorphim
N011 NARCO'I‘IC.
country.
“there can be no doubt that of all
Ellie nations engaged itr this demstat-
11g strike the greatest strtteres is 1‘0-
i..iiti. History has no record of suffer-
,iing such :15 that which has fallen to
itho lot of tho mothers of that aflllcteu
country. Husbands and sons are in
the field. brot is forced to fight
against brother in hostile armies while
those at home are left to mourn over
the dead and witness the suiierings or"1
'l‘hev wander about wnlr-‘
the thing.
Eont shelter or tood. Children strgetth
tut tluu arms in an ttptettl to moth‘
us who hit“. l1: ormlit rhe them.
To hoop uwzty sturmr‘on and alle-
viate this dire distress kindly uppeal
to your people next Sunday, August i.‘
to tontributt- to n ttlllt ction which will;
is“
lot those who trreE
lJt taken up on Suntlru, Hugusi
1111 11nd of funds
starving is most urgent.
tht contributions to tilt
soon is possible so that the relict‘ may ,
please sentil
clrtrncerv 115E
bt iinnrcdinte.
Juli): .l. .\'ll.AZ\'.
Bishop of Hartford.
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Yours sincerely. E
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CASTOR THEATRE.
A Real Chaplin Day.
C holly Chaplin, the most noted conic
diam of motion pictures is to be int- i
ptrsonuted this evening at a speciulE
Chaplin night program at Lockw'oods
‘llnll. Such an chair was held two
Ewceks ago but did not prove the feat
Eure that was expected, although it was
gin no way other than advertised. To-
night' 11 however is sure to be a better
;perforrnuuce and the appearance of at
least live Chaplin, impersonators ls|
g‘uaranteed by the management No
lone should miss the attraction for it
Ewill be clever. There will be in addi-
tion to the Chaplin feature a new in
starllmcnt 0t ”Who I’uy's.’" the lilo-
jgraph series which has set Norwnlk
.rtgog Tonight‘s installment will be in
ithree parts. Tomorrow evening Maud
Allen appears in the noted Paramount
success, "I‘hc llug Maker's Daughter,”
This is \liss Allen's initial presenta-
tion on a Paramount specialty and the
picture is truly a big feature The
serial beautiful, "The Goddess" , will
be continued Wnesdwy night with a
three real Vitngrapb comedy, “-1.016:
Snow and ice. " Whatever happens to-
night. do not miss the big Chaplin
feature.
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EMiss Elsie Dominick.
B. W. Arnold.
EThos. \\. Huddcll.
Archer Johnson.
G. M. Parker.
\‘i illiam Reed.
George \\. Russell.
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IlliSlIllllA
They begin to think about it very eur-
Eiy‘ in the war. and in their usual prac-:
tical manner began to prepare for it.
They have ready today the transport,
the wharves, the railway sidiugs, and
the stores
“it thfiy make the attempt, it ought
not to snowed, but there is more than
a chance that they might make a land.
ing. The problem does not admit of
detailed public discussion. but it ought
to be regarded seriously and grave-
ly. The best authorities now believe
that the Germans will try to land."
Mr. Frazer is not sanguine as to the
situation in Russia or the Dardanelles,
but, believes that England must fight‘t
out the war right at her doorsep, inf
Norhern France.
“The Germans." he obse 'es, “be-
lieve they are winning the w r, and itf
a stranger from another planet alight-3.
ed among us and udged by surface in- E
dications alone, ire would probably"
think so too Take the Western then-E
ire; the Allies are stuck fast; and that
French, who have done wonders on;
Ithelr own front, are waiting for thel
tBritish. The British are waiting for,
Emore shells and as we have nowE
reached mid- summer, they will wait a
l long time. All through Europe there is E
Enot a single big man visible, for this:
its a war of myriads directed by pyg-t
rules. E
"The country
the real significance of the
retreat in t.alicia. There has been far"
too much talk about magnificent w ith
For Infants and Children.
Genuine Castorta
Ilse
, . For Over
Thirty .Years
ought also to know:
Russian
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Lemberg. The {act is that though
ERussia has fought bravely, she can
Edo nothing much more this summer
lowing to the lack of munitions and:
other causes, and unless the coming
winter is much harder than the. last, '
her movements mat be. greatly res- ,
ricted until next spring. i
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"I OIMTIUIOOIMNV. “I. '0'! CITY. Eh
I
E “The Dardanelles is almost too
East, India Tea, Co.
" painful a subject to write about We
’m ust stick to it now, but we only win
tour way there by inches and at grave
risks. and to get through we may
Fancy
New
POtatoes 15:},
which are not yet forthcoming.”
_——
,
-—THE BEST srrtiATIONs
are obtained by advertising to the
best employers. The Sentinel reaches
this class in Norwalk and vicinity.
Lean tender
Smoked
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kw
traumatic-“8m.
Look for the Trade Mprk!
iom’ 67'
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Wholesale
Shoulders flit-lb
rod ‘ YOUR OWN SH
46;) Hosiery
Gives the BEST VALUE for Your Money
Any Color and Style From 25c to $5.00 per pair
vvvvvvvv‘vvvvvv'v'vv'vv'v‘
OPPING
It
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WE REFER YOU
TO THE HOUSE
that has been painted with our paints.
Is it not beautiful in its glistening
coat? Yes, and what’s more, it will
wear well—we guarantee that. All our
paints, oils, stains, varnishes. enam—
l’u Mr'u-MCW
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Sold by All Good Deniers.
Taylor
NEW YORK
SECURITY
Chester Slouson.
lohn ii Williams.“ ‘Books"
M. J. HO“ A,RD P. P.
, —-There’s no job in this city
cannot be filled by a really CAPABLE
..6‘0c w orker~ and all capable workers tem-
Eporarily out of wo,rk watch the Senti-
‘uel “help wanted" ads closely.
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=25._,.
SAVE
, ‘You are lucky
work as there is here.
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harder to get.
Every ‘ time
be ready for you when
to live where-there is as much
save as much of your wages as you can to help
carry you throu git a time when work may be
you are paid, take out some of the
. money at once to deposrt in a savings account
I at this safe Iran k where it will draw interest and
south 1.....1. savings Bank
Open Monday. evenings from .6 to 8.} 'i
NOW
If you have a job now,
\
you need it.
that
. the efforts of the new Minister of Mun-
The scrénnuo conduct of hurries
THE OLDEB‘I’ IA
cunts Mil our
Slltllliil nuts
LONDON, July E31—(Correspondent
of The Associated Press.)—The war
on the French front has now develop
ed into a race. between Lloyd George
and the German General staff for Cal-E
ais, declares Lovat Fraser, 11 promin-
ent British writer, in a letter to the
Mail, urging that everything .else
should be temporarily laid aside in
England for the work of reinforcing
itions.
"With the Germans and their mons-
ter guns at Calais, we should lose con
trot or the narrow adu,’ w as Mr.
Fmer. "If, we get enough shells and
guns in time Calais mu'y be saved.
wanton SAMPLE
Snot mums
TAKE ELEVATOR -
rrrs rum 51 - - m. 22I8
' What Are Your 'AsSeis?
classes the methods employed very distinctly
Avoid The Liability
~01 not having a checkinc account. We invite accounts which no
given student and column attention.
Fairiield County National Bank.
. sion oMBdglsud um already barren-
eta, etc.. are the best obtainable—
that's your protection. Phone us.
The Gorham Co
10 FIRST ST” EASTNORWALK
Tcl. 452.
Mid-Summer
CLEARING SALE
on all Household Goods. New
and second hand. Everything
sold‘ at extremely low prices.
BUILDING“
up our morn
s and personal affairs today
u. onuowsrrv .
Phone‘ 419. 37' NORTH MAIN sr
Ineed diversions front other quarters;
MONDAY, sooner 2, 1915 ‘
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TER’LIN
True To It: Name.
AIItIISl IIIIIIIllllllE SALE
———NOW. GOING ON——
Opened with-a rush this morning and continued all
day. Don’t fail to avail yourself of this opportunity
during the month of August to buy Furniture, Rugs,.
Bed and Bedding from 25 to 40 per cent. reduction.
1.; Sterling Furniture Co.
127—129-131 Washington St.
Oppo. Hoyt’s Theatre.
All on one floor; no
stairs to climb.
G
Phone 195.
‘ ‘ SLEL
Some/thing More Than
IC
Service.
NK IN NORWALK. ‘
other blow at Calais. It is no answer
to say that they‘triad and failed in
November The first battle /of Torres
was a hurried affair which developed
on both sides without careful prepah ‘E‘
ation. The next time the Germans-try
to burst through they yvlll throw into
the attack every ounce, and they will
only move when they ore able to ad-
Do you realize how much:
vance with a strengtbAWhlch they
think overwhelming.
‘ that manila the consumer? I
"The enemy regards the seizure of
Calais as an essential prelude to the [THE sumif]c[00. E
destruction of England. The question - ;
Phone 619. ‘ ua‘Ho'yt‘St.
is far graver than the country thinks.
and the attack will probably come this .
l'ree Work of
All Kinds
EBeauptrin .81 Saunders
laughing at Zeppelin. No one laughs
at Zeppelius now. For stranger and
more unlikely. things limit the lava-
"There is every minor: to believe
who... cerium out soon strike au-
“This country still laughs at tall: o1
invasion. Not many months ago it‘ was
ad in this wan'rhoaormunwkotin- ' -'
- m .13 urn-u
Evading sitar-ind is m g '
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FROM
0a A COAl.
Pocket
is automatically screened and
wdch’vered into your coal bin
,,,,,, absolutely dry and free from
dirt. -
GOOD COAL delivered from
a coal pocket is the best coal
satisfaction one can buy.
['1' CtlS’l‘S N0 MORE
to buy good coal from our coal
. pocket than to buy coal from
L :._ . elsewhere.
'1 Highly Coal Pocket in So. Norw
PLACE YOUR COAL ORDERS ' NOW—TAKE AD-
VANTAGE OF THE SUMMER ‘PRICES,
(fall. write or phone,,our representative will call to see you for
your next winter's supply. You are invited to visit our yards and
see the. advantage of buyingcoul from u DOCKGI- PHONE 721.
HARRIS 8t GANS WATER “Rm
SOUTH NORWALK,
a
GARDEN,
Plants.
Death,” etc.
urtownt & muons
' Storage
4,800 Square Feet.
if you are seeking nor-use worn
at reasonable terms inquire 0!
Norwalk Steamboat
Linc
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
3- ' Bordeaux Mixture, Lime—Sulphur _
of Lead, Ijelcboro, Paris Green," ' ‘lug' "Shot/“i9” ug
tampons. Norwalk-
. F'Asr FREIGHT LINE to new
YORK.
Freight bout leaves Pier 27 East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) everyday except Sunday. Bu p
in. Freight received at Nor-walk upto
U. in. and at South Nor-walk up to
6:80 p. m. .
George F. Fools, General Agent
THE ANNING J. :SMI‘I‘H TRAN8
PORTATIQE LINE. Inc.
Ready-Made Clot-hes
’not a manly form. Suits
made to order from
$15. 00'UP
S. Nathan
Custom Tailors Tel. 359-5.
225-227 E. Washington St. .
Cleaning, Pressing and Ro-
pairing Neatly Done.
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Insurance
Flre, Life, Accident, Plate Glass.
Workmen'u Compensation, Liabili-
ty,.Murlne and Automobllg.
Sunty Bonds. . \‘ _
Notaries Public;
‘ ’ BMII! m
I. M. Laytoukt’o”
-3531. Harare: Viacom
'5 Railroad so... co. w
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Will fit a dummy form, but ,
GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
All the best varieti es Tomatoc, Cabbage and Pepper
Solution, Ars ate
00 will want several of
th‘sse good-looking Rugs
the moment you see them.
They’ re (“fluent in texture from
ordinary grass. fibre or fabric
rugs; coat less and wear- longer.
No place for dirt to settle and
frequent washings won't harm
them»
:'i‘tlili.. ' LiltilllilllmllIllvllltll ll'llltllr'llllll _ _
Every room in the house should
have u Congoleum Rug. Come
in today and let us tell you all
WU. iiiilllli
111”
AND SON COMPANY.
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infiilllllllllllizlllllll uiIitImtrim:tittitututtuttitttttmtitrtmimllfi
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!
Ybur choice of
any Oxford, value
up to $5.00
$2.93 .
Glovers
Nam , '11:. and South Nor-wok.
W
ABk for oth gal-iodine mm‘
Viv
COM-a
was wu. spruce co. rite. .
“$4“ "”313”
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