on’t touch the shiny lumps use good to eat, and think ill-PW you Will be when you . have it ready when there’s . the air and you may rest days come without a trace thydoyoukeepyonriard coil bin empty when F. 'g’edthestnil‘somnahltl‘he .‘ 133183131 heat.» You’ll be‘ t lit-Ii?!” \ To wrote with it. ‘Norwaik Pawn ShIIII Money Loaned on Articles of Value. Day or Night m spacious and easy riding .1 , smile will take .out ANDREW TAYLOR ' Livery andTrucking Dorian ‘Conn. )5 Unredcemed Pledges .Sold at Sacrifice. J. Rosenfield 40 WATER STREET South Norwaik, Conn. Mainly we want yourbusiness, do not disguise that hot nonm- implies ourearnest endeavortoretsin your patronage on the merits Of our service. 1oget itmd not necessarily mean low prices, we feel reasonably sure of that, so long as QUALITY is an essential, the price must be reckoned commen- ‘ ,lllifltlhlilbnlil [damsel-Isa ' 1' Send in your orders—let us prove to you that our products and service is genuinely good. The Hatch E: Bailey Co. m TODAY IN WALL STREET. . “.4.— 1-4 shares failed to hold all of their re- covery, the movement continuing tev: erish. Traders took the ground, how- Ice Cream is an easy dessert . ‘ ,Stopkon your way home and » gel; a pint, or a quart, what- ver yen wish. 'IIIIIIIMII __II__I03. linutotd North Main lock ‘64 "hired ever, that the cut in rates would be largely regained by the increased for- eign demand for the products at: higher prices. were moving in uncertain tashiou, Sohth Norwalk, Com. at more or less sensational advances. Motor issues were the leaders in this ~ ulna IIIIIII "ca: 7': ‘who was killed while working with a 1 as on the court's interpretation of the :WSOIIIISIIIEAII The outcome of the interesting case ’0! Pedro Desimelto, of Benton street. section gang on the New Haven rail. road tracks at Larchmont, N. Y., hing- Slilllect matter or a treaty made some time ago between the governments at the United States and itsly. ’ iuilsn Consul Coming. ‘ Consular Agent Michele Riacio, of New Haven, will he in this city to“ morrow"’to attend the hearing at the case which will be held before Judge Gregory of the Probate Court, at 10 o'clock. Attorney John Cuneo, at Washington street, this city, recently was appointed administrator of the dead man's estate. but it is understood Consul Ricclo is making the effort to gain control of the estate's alfairs. He respect, Willys-Overlsnd and Stude- Imer with a gain of 18 points. There were exceptions to this tendency, quotably in Bethlehem Steel common and preferred, which fell back about 310 points. Du Pout 4 1~2's, which; rose 3 points, was the feature or the bond market. l BOY ROBBED OF CHANGE. 5 Last evening shortly after 9 o’c lock’l las Seymour Byrne. of 120 Flax Hill lRosd, was returning to his home, he Iwas accosted by a man in his shIrLij WALL STREET, Noon. -— Coal: sleeves. who told his!“ to stop. Am the boy prepared to disregard the loommand and started to pass the fell, ilow, he caught hold or him, and! Itracting twenty cents in change. Sev- eral previous "hold ups tank, and complaints have been made some specialties gathered momentum to the police. Semi- Annual learance S A L E .- N6in IN PROGRESS GOTTLIIinB 11 No. Main 8t. 80. Nerwslk 37.410.412.50 99'.”- . § In 0 ' “'3 u f‘There are boats that mind that do fiibt. ” lUu". BARGAINS FOR THE _ KEEPER. OMORROW, SATURDAY. and Sandwich Paper ...... '98 Universal erngers, with 11 sit rolls, warranted for 3 .ound Wire Dish Drainers” ' 3eal Fruit Jars, qt. size, Seal Fruit Jars, pt. size, Seal Fruit Jars, 2-qt. size, tombination Vacuum and Carpet Iarge‘Sand Pails and Shovels , 7c 0 6x8 Inatural finish Porch Blinds. Saturday ..... 79c .50 size wash Boilers, with ) copper pottoms. burner, Florence Wicklees Blue "luted‘ and varnished. iii-piece American Porce- 3+ wasHINéirou's-r. Phone 1069-2. ‘ ‘ PROMPT DELIVERY » yEfiQNOMICAL House- _ 2 rolls, 50 years .................. At $3.19 At 290 eivet covered Fly Swatters. 7c 5 1 -2c each So each 10¢ each S'weeper .. . . . .......... At $5.98 Shturday. .$1.19 Flame Oil Stoves ....... At $9. 50 .At $1949 season. This week we unload summery suits, summer furnishings and straw hats. When we Iihload the wise men load up. I I g ' I I - I the helm, and. there are boats l “a... ‘BROKEN LOTS OF Bathing Suits AT HALF PRICE BLACK AND WHITE- STRIPED. ' OUTING TROUSERS $3.00 Trousers $2.25 $4.00 Trousers .. . $2.65 $5.00 and $6.00 Trousers $3. 85 PALM BEAfH. SUITS $10.00 Suits . ...... $7.85 ~ $7.50 Suits .. . $5.85 Men’s Suits’ Regular Price. '1 Sale Price. $10.00.Stfits $7.85 $15.00 Suits . -.$10 85 $18. 00 Suits. -$13. 851 . $20.00 Suits ..... $.14. 85 _ ' $25.00 Suits . .. $18.85 . $30.00 Suits . $22.85 Knicker 'Suits 6 to 18 Years. - $3.50 Suits $2.85 $5.00 Suits $385 $6. so Suits . .. ...... .$4 85» $8505.29 ”$16.85 $10.00 S its Straw Hats . Entire Stock of Men’s Straw 'sv F0 'rANo‘AFIo‘ on. e, effective Septemberl unaed todIIy. rented a ten “her cent. Hats at. Half Price. " All Our Children’s Slimmer Hats at Half Price. ‘ $7. 85‘ - Fancy ShIrIs socNeing’ce Shirts .. 39¢ $1.00 Negligee Shirts 79¢ $1.50 Star and Manhattan Shirts 6 $1.15 $2.00 Star and Manhattan Shirts . ...‘$1 35 $3 50 and $3. 75 Silk Shirts $2. 65 $5.00 Silk Shirts .. $3.65 ...... Wash Suits $1.00‘Wash Suits 79¢ $1.50 Wash Suits $1.15, .. $2.00 Wash Suits 31-45. $3.00 Wash Suits $1 85 Sbme Broken Lots at One- .half Price. ‘ 9‘ llOsier' 500 Silk Half Hose . . 39¢. '50s Four—in-Hands .. 39¢ Kavanaugh’s 50c Balbrig- ‘ gan Un‘derwearf'. .. 39¢ 50c Porous Underwear ~ 1 39¢ $1.00 Union Suits 1. 79¢ / 50c. Namsook Athletic ' , _ _- .- «yea-039:" cv- ) . Rogers ca. About 1.800] g NORWALK baker making new records, the tor-i quickly went through his pockets, oxq ' lwore sold iii Norwalk . haials, so closely are they associated I with them, that. it is said a berth In . the outfield is waiting for one, with '. Ty Cobb characteristics, on the P-of ' by Postmaster-General Burleson to| be distributed to postmasters through- ,i I post matter. ’ for. local delivery weighing 12 or 13 . gt ill "“iriends. ' Mahackemo and Freundschatts hand. claims he has the precedent right, as outlined in the treaty, to be named ad- ministrator, as Itayls representative here the dead man haIIng been a native of that country l Lively Time Expected Attorney Cuneo. who will make a strong attempt to retain his position lac counsel for the estate, expectes a lspiritedfl contest. NEW WOMAN’S Sllll SIOIIE IOII MWNIOWN SICIION warms BLDG.‘ fRISTRAM & HYATT‘ ma LEADING oar 6000s s'ronn Midi-Summer Sale Bathing Suits For Ladies’; MisSes’ and Children. ll NORWALK OUR ENTIRE STOCK, at Greatly reduced prices DEATHS AND FUNERAL5: Death of Mrs. Robert Simpson. Mrs. Frances Simpson, widow of Robert Simpson, died at her home. on' New Canaan avenue, Broad River... shortly before midnight, last nightJoI-i lowing a rapid decline in health that began last Tuesday. death being duel to old age. On Tuesday morning Mrs? Simpson came down to breakfast asi usual. After finishing the meal she; was taken sick. and went to bed. ‘ Upl Auster Brothers, of New York city. within several weeks. will IYequIe to South Noruaik, it was announced this morning, and will occupy the store on one company is planning to more. The new establishment will the local business section. The contract has been auarded to? the HarIy W Mathei Contracting Company to remodel the stale \cry ' attractive renovations will be installed“ As soon as the piano company returns». a ork \I in start on improving the store, tor its new occupants. . 3 .‘a—‘n In an Icon I0 BI Initial; In It is expected that “ill a shot! I I i I l ‘llme D. W. Film of Providence Rhode Island will open a branch agency in' this city 0! the Ford Automohllsl Company. of Detroit, Mich. Benedict. of North Main street, an-i inounced this morning that he has1 giIen up his interest in the selling oil 1 Ford machines In NoruaLk Within the past year, 160 Fords. All these local owners or these machines are due lor “a bonus of $50. ?; IIIII IIIIIIII IIIIuI MAY BE llllllllll HERE; Ver strong are the chances of The statement, base- Although, as bad as they are, news paper men are not classed as city of-' flcials’ nirre. Umpires with preferences toward the other aide take notice. , New. ELEVEN CENT STAMP. WASHINGTON, Aug. lSé—An eleven cent stamp, the first of this denomina 'tion to be issued, has beenauthoriz d meet. the parcel post demand. it is to; out the country. The new stamp is . daIk green. and bears the profile of -- Benjamin Fran I buét .. . The new stamp is designed to meet‘ ‘ ‘j the demand for one stamp to cover in n from Houdon’s I surance and c. o. d. charges on parcel In addition, all parcels' pounds carry 11 cents postage. as do parcels Weighing seven pounds in the ‘ first, and second zones. I . . -. . --GARD OF THANKS. , II take this opportunity or express. I; my sincere appreciatioh ion the” ny kindnesses shownn‘durins the gfililness and after the depth it)! my studio, by the Also to Butler Lodge. Court .MRS FREDERICK PUTMAN I I I 60, who died suddenly yesterday at his; I a’horue in New Canaan, will be held . city odicial's baseball league being:a 'j tOImed in Nmuaik. - was made this momma, although un -. confirmed, that some excellent. ', ball! "timber" was unearthed in yester- :j games at the annual city oiiicial's out- ~ ing. on Sheffield island. ,only to relieve those teeth already néifihbbrs and ‘ Ito the and Mrs Slinpson retained her faculties. She was born in New York .hut made her home in this city for a; great number of years. She was 80 ” have occur- Washlu ton street, from uhich the M. years old on While the railways red at this point, near the watering Sonnongerg pi d is survived by fl” daughters and one son. They are: Mrs. Emma Forbell. Mrs. Charles Rel-i .be thoroughly up- -todate in cxery Ivayu long and Mrs. Ralph Kellogg. all of [and bill be a creditable addition tol Nmuaik; Mrs Henry Street Dorian: , Shire. JoIm Simonsou and William R.~: Simpson of BIooklIn N. Y. The do ceased was a member of the Norwolkl ‘Ii. E (‘IIuIIh The funeral aenicesl Iwill be held from llt’l late home on Saturday ev.onlnu III 8 o‘clock. The body “Ill be taken In BIookiIn. NA Sunday morning. whore interment will: "be made in Cypress Hill cemetery. A I William A. Allen. William A. Allen. of New ltorl’r aged 62 tears, died yesterday after" noon at the home of his sister, IMrs . :‘Sadie Raymond on ii Washington; street Funeral seniors “ill be held: Saturday morning at 10: 30 o'clock, from the moors] parlors of I) 1). Ray“; mend on \\ est Washington street. Rev. i F- L I F A.. Coleman. rector of TI inity EpisI. l copnl church, will officiate and inter— meat uill be III Pine island cemetery Funeral of Dr. Stowe. I I William H.I through “1‘ Stone will beheld tomorrow alter! _ lBenedict’s agency, as well as direct; noon at 2 30 01.100]. from the m3 - Ifrom the factory. The funeral of Dr. home on 5 West menue. Iing clergyman will be Rev. John Sta-l pleton, pastor of the South NorWaka Congregational church. Riverside meut. Funeral of Mr, Gray. I The funeral of Arthur J. Gray, aged Monday morning at 9 o clock from St Aloysius R. C. Church, New Canaan,‘ interment to follow in Springdale cem- eteryr' Malian HaII. Abijah Hall. aged 75 years, died it}! his’ city this morning Funeral ar- raugement, Net uncompletcd, will be announced tomorrow. . WITH OUR ADVERTISERS. Points for Sentinel Reader: to Can- sider When\0ut Shopping; .. Exceptional oppmtunities for procur- Ing desirable summer apparel at ex- traordinary low prices are offered at the N. E Rvan Cole store tomorrow. See adv. Riggs Disease is very common, andi one demanding prompt attention not: affected, but to prevent its spread to other parts of the mouth. Dr. Mal- loi‘y. South Main street, has made a careful study of the disease for many “years. His successful treatment brings to him many for relief. GIRL SWIMMER VANIsHEs IN souNo. ‘ STAMFORD, , Conn, Aug. 13.—-— Searching‘parties are scouring Long .Island Sound nasty Casino Beach for ltraces 0! Miss Marguerite Woitke, a I The officiatn f cemetery will be the place of inter; I I w Kricger & Co. No Money ReqUired if you do your trading here. We will 'supply you and your ' family 'with everything need- ed on our part payment plan, Open a theme account" GREATEST “AUGUST SALE They. ugust sale in progress, as this store foreib '1 demonstrates the supremacy of this store, savings to every purchaser, AND OFFERS YOU everythin needed for the home at great. Iy RED CED PRICES. A. 1. Collins Co. ‘“ 0 Saturday Specrals East. Norwalk Cash Grocery Telephone 743- 3 Free DeliVer‘y - Uneeda Biscuits, 3 pkgs. . ......................... 10¢ Notional Biscuit Co.’ 5 10a pkg. goods, 3 for ........ 25¢ Delicious Creamery Butter. a lb. .................. 30¢ Best Family Flour, a bag. 9 ¢ Granulated Sugar with other goods, '17 lbs. ....... .$1 00 Pure Leaf Lard, 3 lb.- .. . . ...... . .......... . 11¢ Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs. . . . ..... 16¢ -...Macaroni or Spaghetti, 10c pkg. cut to ........... '7¢ Swifts Premium Shoulders, 3. lb. ....... ........."12%1¢' , Full Weight Evaporated Milk, 3 Cans . t20¢ Evaporated Milk, 3 five cent cans cut to ....... , 10¢ 'Eagle Milk, 2 cans ............. . ............ .27¢ Quaker Potted Rice, 2 pkgs. ........... . 25¢ ~ Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs. ......... .~ ...... .. . . ' 21¢ . ‘~~Force, 2 pkgs. . ..... .19¢7 Old Dutch Cleanser 2 can ...................... 15(5' Ozone, Fels Naptha and Kirkman’ 5 Bdrm: Soap. . ..-14¢ Autocrat Coffee, 30c can cut to ................... 26¢ Parlor Matches, 3 five cent boxes cut to . . ...... 10¢ Extra Fancy I-Iead Rice, 100 pkg. ..... .. ............ 8¢ 24 Cottage Street. , East Norwalk t8? M153 “’01th had disappeared and was considered the best [exhale student 11 smghw hile Nothing a thought of her absence: swimmer and diver in this section. ‘bathing t re 1 5%,: Haiti dti‘li ,pd She had a luncheon to She wps graduated from Standard Shores 0 still eme wi Miss Ilonne Biz”. High School in 1914 and entered the hen she Vanished. Miss who... and- two other 7,133 were on a float in" about twelve feet '0! water. The others started tor Ishore. When they reached shoal m- W l ippan Point Hotek When she tall-led with St. John’s Hospital, New ed to keep it her clothing was ionndlvork, i a bath house at the Casino. Miss Woitke was a sister of Mrs, ‘ and I Miss;.WoitlIe was twenty years old Eidred Emmett-up, or steward.
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