:
' . l Bmythe is a young .lady of “WW“‘IMNA 1.1m.
'. .."Norwalk hotel, and enjoyed n pl 1
m by him while playing golf, to
"‘J. Moore of Nor,\valk who were mar- [
1' church and are now
'lrtoon trip.-
' Mil-is Sarah F. Kilboy.
7 Miss Charlotte Pearson, of 35 West‘g
‘~ street.-
, ' l' th9 lnstitute' 0: Musical Arm 'Nen'ln w_
"Cleared up and then a sumptuous dln pun-1111c
Impromptu port. 1
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THE SOUTH NORWALK E ENING §ENTINEL
.ERIDAY. AUG. 27. ms
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.To Golf Players
. For five dollars per year. we can
bride a policy insuring to the limit or
ha thousand dollars, protecting -the
whey-holder from claims tor injuries
Miss Josephine McQueen is stop
our person or persons, provided. how
not, the liability shall in no events):-
eosd five thousand dollars [or damages
to: such injuries to any one person.
Taylor 8: Golden
Mrs. \‘on Huningen of South Wit-i
ion, is visiting out of town friends. '
The Knob team 11 Ill be lleltn.I 121ml
_ noon.
, (Ladien, Blanche Verlip, Murg.1pr1h.l
,Beed and Evelyn Reid. W
7 —-—--- A danting class has in on organized
I
' r "l'ot the lnstrttttion of \‘lilton thiltlten.
"Men-S 0Xf0rd8 $4 to 8.1, no“ meeting Monday,
'to hold the tint
{August 10th at tht home of Mrs. Ray
‘ ll children will be
1 , , |lllOlltl (omstotk. A
P077818 ale b77777 7777in in ”'77 tlinlly uc'ltonted. .
city by friends of Mr. and bits. Ftanhl'”
$2.98 at Kecltrs Shoe Store
i
l'r'ied seventl thus ago in S1 Marv s} The Summer _Whlst met Tuesday
on their honey it'lllPl‘llflull uith Miss Alice B Olm-
R J. .llubbcll. Five}
Mrs. Moore was iormerh lste 1d and Mrs. W
‘tnblcs were in plu) and a most en:
. ' -'-—-~——-—— llm: 1l1le afternoon was spent The
—Roast reel, 16c lb. N. Y. Mkt. 'ltluh will again meet Tttesdny)‘.-dfter
’ ' , lllOOll. Sept. 0th. . 1
Miss Miriam Bmythe of New Yotkl ._..-———-— ‘ l
Cltv. is spending the week- end “1111; Henry A nun-en 19111111111011 111.-
the twenty-
tltld birthday On \ionduy,
at his home in North Wilton.
Raymond and ‘hlr and hire.‘
on; Of F'tst Nontulk rind
tin Benton of New Conn-111'.
end‘ who spent
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Miss «Smylhe is studying at I‘m
Yurk, and will graduate this tall Miss} John 1,5,5
musical ability, possessing a charmlnglwere on, of town m
lute day ' ' ' ‘ ;
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voice.
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4111101111191 lamb. 161: lb. N. 1'. 111111.;
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A mushnle will be held Saturday;
afternoon Sept. «tilt at thb home of:
1 ‘10 ‘
The Carnival Committee met around hedcrlck J. Mllldl‘hlo‘m at 3:
' . 11 d
“‘9 festive board last night at their) '-,'.tlotk l‘lcluts ttre now on sttle 111 ;
etts- 'ctctvone Should avail himself of th 11
line out of town;
tun pat’thei
ant evening. A short business SESSlol11011portunity to hear
Those who p1 eter
was held in whlclt all affairs were 1-.1ltant
'nér kept all occupied.
peeches, jokes and stories helped tol
delight the fourteen mctt who were
present
A huge audience WAS present Vt ed
:11 nftctnoon in the Tb‘wn Hall
to hear Mrs. Annie Fields talk about
—-NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO' het work and observations in the'
Wise Grill and gentlemen: lunch prisons of Auburn and Sing: Sine
mm open until 11' 80 p.m.Popu13r Personally acquainted with Warden
7 mm“ Table d11ote lunch fifty ednts, Osborne and understanding his Won-
ncsd
She concluded her all-
t plea to judge
t prejudice ill-l
truth having
the lines of
for some tlnec
tinel To Let. Ad. They are read by a imnde clear
' majority 07 the people in Norwalk. "tllG'H with an comes
7 7 11.111161. Osborne 11 tthou
She could know the
wotked herself along
150 helping state ptlsoners
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
HSLOAN'S LlNlMENT
251: ~ size ........................
60c size ......... . ............ . .351: iycnrs. ,
Slslze ................. ........65c' ‘—“"‘ 7"
. l 1,9 rented and'
—-Vacant property can
good tenant secured t
el Want Advertising.
‘Stillson-Powell Corporation '.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIS‘I’. ‘
e,
_r Not sate 11 Home
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‘Iuablcvdocumcnts to bc snfe must not only, be secure
from fire, but in it place where they are guarded 1111.7
of the time. Such security may be had at
THE BURGLAR AND FIREPROOF VAULTS OF
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ping at Patchogue, L I. t
Miss Knight of New York, is visit- 2
lug Mrs. Hammond Comstock. . l
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‘ [N
c fee at the time of the con-i
brough Senti-' l
7, ..
My ~\ :=-.=_—::—"—-—='==‘L ,, 'l
Secunhes, deeds, tusurance papers and other val- _ i
' "canoe with red fire burning on all
. . . THE:
. Soullt 11.1.1.1. Savintls 1111111
' ' 130111133411 YEAR.
' 91153011111in Evenings From a to‘ 8.
'Storage Vaults. .1
EAST INDIA TEA C0.-
Pumpo 'and
anatomic
. .tlomtlltilltllllllt 10.":
General Machine
" Work
Water St, Foot Raymond 8t.
WHERE
BARGAINS
PunvAIL
lost Paper, Ioor‘ Work. loot Prlooo
. O NORWALK
F. S. LYON "
Good Job Printing
terns, in figured pcrcalcs, but-'
BUNGALOW
APRONS
Bungalow Aprons in new pat-
ton back or side front with
belt, 'at ................ 50¢
Striped Percales, trinufied
with contrasting bands of
plain materials, button back
with elastic band at the
waist ............. 59¢,
Same style Apron in striped
madras, at ........... 75¢
Bungalow Aprons in figured
pcrcalcs, made with reversi-
ble front, surplice style; trim— l
med with narrow piping, in '
pink or blue. Small and large
sizes 79v
.1. l. Mallelte
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Telephone 1230 South Norwalk, Conn.
—
....._ « 17 LBS GRAN SUGAR ....... , ...... $1. 00
‘ . _ lll'iss Marian McQueen is the guest _.
, of hei' sister, Mrs. ,Albert WelS, 011 SMOKED SHOULDERS LB' --------- 7'77: - 11¢
: 1 ‘ New 10.1.. g NATIVE POTATOES, PK. .. ..., ...... 18¢
, 1,. . . — N TATOES SECONDS ....... '
' , 1 Miss Mary Olmstead, of New York, ATIVE PO ,' """ 13¢
. 1:. . tie the guest of her aunt, 1\11~ lid‘li’lltl: PURE LARD POUND ------ 11¢
, _. ,mmsteaa. COMPOUND LARD, POUND .......... ‘ ..... I 104,-
2 l _ . '. l
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J The water main in Lewis street, 111).! Miss Ola Wells, of Bridgeport, is: FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ '1. """ 29¢
toWn. burst last night and for a part' bending the w'eek at her home i111 PROCESS CREAMERY BUTTER ..... ...; ...... 28¢
gixtodd‘y the residents W'ete unable to North “1ltou ‘1 FULL CREAM CHEESE ................ -: _ ~.- .. 20¢. 11,.
1111 or ,
Joseph 11111111111001. of ilobbs 1791., COND- MILK» FULL SIZED CAN ---------------- Sé
_ Two typhoid cases have been dis-11 has been \isitlng his brotherJ‘red' SALT MACKEREL, NEW STOCK ......... 10¢ (1511
. ‘ covered in Wilton. One victim is in 111le J. Illiddlebtook. T
,7 ,the NW“ ”0.1.11.1. T111 mm 1.. M 1' m BARS LAUNDRY SOAe ..................... 25¢
a man named Brown. Robett McQueen has retuxned from CORN FLAKES. 4 Pkgs .......................... 25¢ {
' . . ' W . u sojourn 011 Long lshtnd making the NATIVE ONIONS. PK. _» ............. 0 '
:\ ~15“ lamb, 220 lb. N. 1'. Market. 11- 11 m, 1,, 11111111111111 """""" “st l
_, CRISCO, 25.: SIZE .................... , ........... 23¢ |
, 03“” ““9”“ “as “”9““ 3'95" _MI'. and Mrs. Samuel Lister. 0f 7 ROLLS TOILET PAPER .................... 25¢ f'
72 181113! 'by-tllh‘cet‘ biraltou .chztt‘ged Bridgeport, and two daughters, haw SWEET POTATOES, 4 Qts. ..................... 20¢ l
with dtaumg .1 gun on Adlatn Diztlte. been ”5“ng Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 1
’He wzts‘t'eleased for trial tomorrowl“mu,“- MILK AND SODA CRACKERS, 3 lbs. .......... 25¢ g
under $60 bonds. ———~‘——' PEA BEANS, POUND ............................ 70' l
' "‘ " 'l‘lte Knittlils nete heard for the " f'
., r11“) lfldlt‘s 0f the 1(1),)1) Club “.1“ hr; 1 [hurl in llllh‘ lt)(‘lllll‘ 0n 51onda‘, LIMA BEANS, 3 lbs. for ........ . ................ 25¢
play the ladies of the CW (‘lub'ii 11mins ”“5 ”Waging {mp-1 six
in tennis at the Knob tumor-'10“ atteI-' .3, M“ from date m. ”1,. “mm, of 09 TRY LA HERBERT Puro Ingrcd' t
. , 1er s
_Salad Dressing ...... ...... 10C
[0 STAMPS FREE WITH THE FOLLOWING:
I can Gibson‘s Soap Polish; .......................... 10C
1 pkg. Macaroni or Spaghetti .. .................... too
1 pkg. Baking Soda ..,~.....'..m,.. .................. we“
1 pkg. Farina ...... . .............. . ............ 152:
I pkg. Tapioca .. ...... .77:.....- ........ ' ’ ......... ’roc
xpkgBarlcy. ...‘2..... ...... ..... . ........ too"
1 bot. Onion Relish ...... L" ....... ‘. . .9. ....‘fi' ....... roc '
:5 Stamps so Stamps so Shlhpd“ ' “73
F‘ree with, Free with , .. frgiiflt urniture
1 lb. Coffee 30C. 1-: lb. Tea 25c. Polisl'l‘25c
East lndia. Tea Slide.
125 WAst-IINOTON' eraser.
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TELEPHONE 371
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Wlll'lANS SAMPLE
Sflllli DADLIP
SECURITY BUllDINU"
TAKE ELEVATOR ,-— up our morn
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FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
Lows NYARY Connecticut Avenue.
NEEDS
111' SPECIAL PRICES
Saturday Only
$1. 50 large also galvanized sol-I
Cans with cover .1 ..... . . . .. 31.1
35.00 two burner new pcrtectlon
blue flame oll stoves at. ' .. 02.9
loo. 2 quart stone pitchers at 5c.
Mason fruit jam qt. size 42c. doz.
Maoond‘rult lire pt. size 39c. 'doz. ’
Mason fruit Jars 2 qt. size 691: don
Sure seal fruit jars, qt. size, 65:.
do:
Sure seal trult Jars, pt. size, 58c.
doz.
Sure seal fruit jars, 2 qt.
$1.19 doz.
10c. Market baskets ...: ..... 71:.
25c. Saul flush for cleantng closet
size,
bowls ,. ..... ' ............... 1 9c.
15c. Forest: for cleaning batnl
tubs .................. 2 cans 25c.
25c. Drypol the best turnlture
and auto polish, now ......... 15c.
69c. 2 quart gray enameled rice
boilers at .................. .49c.
89c. galvanized rural mail boxes
gt .......................... 59c.
39c 10 quart heavy tin dish pan
' at. .......................... 24c.
Remmcrs peroxide bath soap, vow ,
stable oil soap, blue Soap and vio-1
let bath tablctr. . . . .. 3 cakes 25c. ,
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Albert P. Gellebe,
25 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
J Stores
No Stairs
to Climb
STERLING
in one
TRUE TO“ ITS NAME.
C
Chang: pgchascd this month will appear on bill rendered
4-- Days , Remain-A
To Take Advantage/of August Sale Prices at
STERLING WONDERFUL
August Furniture Sale
Where 60c to 80C does the work of $1.00.
N 0 W THE ADVANTAGE:
THE OPPORTUNITY.
Sterling Quality Furniture at Economy Prices.
Select your furniture now, have it set aside for
. uture delivery. Free Storage. Free Delivery.
Extra . 6 PORCH ROCKERS AT CO ST Must A“
5 COUCH-HAMM‘CKS AT COST '
Ontck
SpeClal5 TREE HAMMOCKS AT COST
SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW
4 REFRIGERATORS AT COST You
The New ‘1916 Huesier
KITCHEN CABINET
Saves a thousand steps a day and makes life worth
living in the kitchen. Clean, Sanitary, Labor Sav-
ing. and systematizes your kitchen labors.
ASK US ABOUT OUR CLUB PLANS
Hoosier Cabinets fmm $25.50 to $38.00
STERLING FURNITURE CO.
127-129-131 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 105.
OPPOSITE HOYT’S THEATF E
Phone 1069-2.
PROMPT DELIVERY
11' 30 to 2 p. m. Table d’hote dinner, deri‘ul work for prison reform she Phone
seventy- -tive cents, 5: 30 p. m. to 8 1). held her hearers spellbound while" '5 1 A f T} N 1k 497.
. 1m Served in main dining room. tales of prison unfortunalps were re- 00 e gethts tote: 1e ti 0:11: 5
~ ’ MM rum and the practical results of 05- n Draug t 3 ounce cu ve.
' ”If YO“? tenants mole use 8 Sen- borne's humanitarian ptlnciples WOT? A
"used the newly purchased pittmotor on
the victim. After this dancing was
participated in by the crowd at Nash s
pavilion, which was cove ed with 111111
dreds of electric lights. T e lite. guards
l’cleared about -.$30 when several en-
'lthuslastic girl supporters passed hats
‘among. their friends.
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Willi fiSllVll AND
DANCE Al 00MPO BEACH
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\
ing and a multitude of Japanese lan-
l
{terns hanging overhead gave a pretty: ‘
effect. The orchestra rendered al SOUTH “93‘7““ EIHE
pleasing program of selections and one ALARM BOXES
lot the members sang several solos. No.
I Anson F. Keeler, Alvin 'Heerdt and 12 West at. 7011p. Franklln st. Scboc‘
lRev. James Dngan were selected as 13 Concord Street. opp School
l4 Cor. Ann and Main Streets
judges in the contest for best decoratJ 15 Cor High st and Bayvlew Ave
ed canoes and boats. The first class 16 Norwalk Iron Works Building
to' be Judged was the canoes, and a? .17 Cor. Cedar St. and West. Ave.
they were slowly propelled by the :7 glshTScliootkWest gv‘eénget 81s
or ay or- vs an e
:stand the scene presented was mos: 23 Cor Bouton st. and Ely Ave.
'Eplcturesque.\1iss Katherine Burr, o 94 Cor. Chestnut and Henry Sta.
Westport, showed the best taste in )5 Cor Monroe and M94“ Sts
decorating her canoe, according to 26 Lexington Ave. ithd Austin Sts.
' 27 West and Elm G;6ve Sta
i
the judges‘ opinion, and she rece‘iltl'e: 3 Cor. Washington and Main Su._
a paddle as first prize. Miss Burr a 31 South Main St near Meadow
'made an arbor of lanterns over her 32 Electric Light Station
3i Cor. Clay and Spring Sta.
35 Cor. Harlland and Water Sta.
Lockwood 1113.130.
' '.sldes Joseph W. Gorham was awarded .
Cor. Day and Raymond Sts. .
lflrst prize for the best decorated boat ' ,
and 1‘9 received 9' ““91‘1011- ll Cor. Fairneld Ave. and Cedar St.
Following a selection by the makes 12 Taylor Axe. and 80177123717! St.
tra, the lite guards went through 11 Woodward AVG-l1“ 9" 0"
l turd Ave.
rescue. accomplishing the task in a 67 0"" Burrltt and Q“ 11 ~
.1:
a
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Roed 8t. and Putnam Ave.
most crsdltable manner. Corps Com- 7 Norwalk 30”,»;
'msndsr Raymond Littel and Burtmsn
8 Music Hall
Kenneth Scofleld paddled out la a ‘6 Cor Woodward ind bowndu Ave
canoe and upset. Fred Dodge ‘sound-
5 R & 6 must OohAnn 8t&_ Ave.-
mvoo
ed the sum and Captain James ‘1 ”a“ 11111 "d
Horne, First Lieutenant Harold Keith
52 Wuhlns'ton m. mm.
M Nor-walk book 09-
cud George Dllworth went to the res-
. uni -
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War Theoretically Declared by the‘
European Power Yesterday. '
PLATTSBURGH, N. Y., Aug. 27.-——.
A week of war practice upon which
the regiment of business and profeS-l
1
6,000 MEN IN MANEUVRES. ',
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embarks today, constitutes a part of‘
an elaborate theoretical war with a
European power According to the
plan, this power recalled its ambassa-
dor on Aug. 16 find the United States:
Government ordered the conCentration
of the greater part of the regular army
and one brigade of the New York
militia at Albany. Troops of other
states were ordered to the defense of
sional men at the camp of insttuctionfi
NEWLY RENOVATED. ...
JOS. DI SESSA BROP.
CENTRAL llOTE
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwalk.
Rooms by day or week at reasonable prices.
Every room well ventilated. electric lights and gas.
Everything first class. 1..
DO "You Know Stamp Kraft 9
Fun for all— “Fit the Picture to the Story."
orth Main Street
harbor forts, white border states were
directed to assemble
along the frontier, to be reinforced by
detachments of regular cavalry and
field artillery andgby the militia at
central states.
War was theoretically declared by
the European power yesterday and the
commander of the first brigade at
Plattsburgh received information that
the'red army of invasion has crossed
‘the Canadian border, seized the. rail-
road junction at Rouses Point, N. Y.,
and has taken Malone, N. Y The
commander of the' blue army of de
tense. 0t which the business men’s
regiment is a part, c lded to advance
against the enemy at ouscs Point be-
tors he could be reinforced from MI-
lone. a .
Between 5,500 and 6,000 men will
figure in the msneurrssn
~Itood 1;. salt.» turn .11... 15
their troops'
Briggerman Bros. 64 “1......” 3......
END 9! SEASON BARGAINS-
, FRIDAY and SATURDAY ‘
WAISTS‘ IN VOILE AND ORGANDIE—chular $2. 50‘
and $2. 00 Waists as . j 50
$$3.3 9800 CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS in white and flesh
«$3.98 SKIRTS AT $2. 49
”The Little Shop
i, K. A. CLAVEN. 56 NO- MAIN ST-
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