.. i, I.‘ l i... if MONDAY, SEPT. 13, 1913 " ' THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL‘ '“At: Lane’s to serve on the In. Create "wit Flavors: Strawberry Banana I' Orange .. Pineapple .——————-— I‘ll" mm- 51 Walnut-OI m cm MEWS" The Knob bus, last evening. ran for the last time this season. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Whelpley are visiting friends in Ashley Falls, Massachusetts. The Registrars of Voters will meet next Thursday to receive the names of those who wish to be made voters this year. The Whatsoever Circle of King’s Daughters will meet with Mrs. Case. Rowsvton, on Tuesday, September 14, at 2:30 o’clock. Rowland Plait, Ralph Frace. Nor- man Wigglesworth and Thomas Mc- Glone. of (‘nmp U 1’ 8., " near South Norwalk “ere Guests of friends in Danhur}, Friday eiening. The annual meeting or the legal voters'of the First Methodist Episco- pal Church‘for‘the election of three trustees, will be held'in the church parlor. Monday evening. Sept. 20th, 1915. Polls open between 8 and 9 - p. m. _—-—r . The annual reunion of Holland's brigade will be held at G. A. R. Hall, Hartford. Friday. The veterans will be the guests of Robert 0 Tyler Apost. Dinne1 will be served at 1 o'clock ‘by Robeti 0. Tyler post. Woman's Re: lief Corps. "" ‘ ' ' A party of about 20 local folks went over to Tokeneke, Friday night, and went In for a plunge, remaining in the water from about 8 p. 111. until after 10, and assuring the friends on shore. who were inclined to shiver. that the water was ideal. The party made the trip in automobiles.—~Stamford Advo- cate. ' ._......._— ‘ Members of Danbury Council, Royal Arcanum, are looking forward with a. great deal of interest to the visit of the Norwalk Council to this city next Wednesday evening. It is expected that a large delegation will come here and the local council is‘r’nnking great preparations for the~visit. The de- gree team of Danbury Council will exemplify the work and to prepare for it will meet at the home of Dr. s Willard Oley, Monday evening—Dan- hpry News: Mrs. George C. Stillson and Miss Hattie Lester returned last evening from their two months’ trip to the Orient. While Sway they visited the Grand Canyon, both the Panama-Pact no and San Diego Expositions. "Hawaiian islands 'and Japan. They returned‘by way of San Francisco. A stop was made at Salt Lake City, Den- ver, Peublo, Chicago and Buifalo. The tourists speak in terms of praise of their treatment in Japan and of the grandeur of the Grand Canyon. an at- traction wliich surpassed any of the entire trip VINIIL. Will-on. 1 $ . issue humor structor. ; Swain!” FM 00d Livers, withi ‘ David w. Raymond 1; UNDERTAKER JEDDO and HIGLA'ND; COAL FOR FURNACE AND RANGE Hickory and Appl FOR FIREPLACE AND STOVE ANY SIZE OR LENGTH RAYMOND etre'e WOOD BROTHERS NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING i 27 wnumorou or. i m, ofllco. 1m; House, 593. GERMAN“ 110m ' M. FLEURY Proprietar. EUROPEAN PLAN Room 50c day, $1.50 week and up. Railroad Ave. 80. Norwnlk Crabs ’ Lobsters kififif‘ Clams CENTRAL “din Comer Monroe nod Chestnut Streets, South Nomaik. NEWLY RENOVATED. J03. DI SESSA BROP. ‘R‘oomsby any 01-week» Every room well mounted. electric lights and gas. Everything ilrst class. ‘ i i . The Pan waist or hat and trimmtngs, and 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. Fresh and Salt Rockaway Oysters I’smilops ‘ K. A. Clove-n, 111.1.th on Summer‘ Goods ‘ 1 1 ‘I i I wmsrs m VOILE AND on}: GANDlE—Regular saw and $2001; IWnllts nt........... ...... $1.5M $3.98 CREPE o: cumed IWAISTS in white and flelh $3.001. 1 I 1 E 53.98 SKIRTS AT $2.49: 1111: LITTLE snor i I I I I I I 56 No. Main 8U AVA AA-AA‘A-AA‘A-A-AAA vvvv—vvvvvvv7quvv w. Gutbill’s 71 North Main St. - I 'stable Henry SOIZOY'. yWillinm MoCurnnn, at Providence, R. ‘ P'pefl' j. Free Delivery. Phone rob ‘ a" - ji'ou we not until Wednesday to wear that shrew-hat. according to Viihiou. I u-o—II—CI— ‘ Prof. Victor. Btort bu return&‘ from his vacation and resumes his‘ plane _—. ~ Don’t Forget- to see Tom Murray , 31 South Alain Street teaching on the 15th. Charles Palmer was arrested Satur- day night. charged with being drunk J udse let him oi! this morning on pay- ment of costs. ‘ The Minnus Monutacturing 300m- pany's branch. with headquarters in the old Bishop mills. started work my day. Miss Ads Tu‘rner. yesterday, was token from the Westport Sanatayium to the institution in Norwich, by Oun- So. Norwnllt ‘ Mid-Summer CLEARING SALE ,_ on all Household Goods. New and second hand. Everything sold at extrenicly low prices. M. sorrows“ Phone 419. 37’ NORTH MAIN ST We are showing tho most wonderful Full nnd Winter Garments in town at prices lower than all! other store. We hear the comment from every woman that has bought from us this season. saying tbnt we have the handsomest garments they have seen. Come without delay and get a smart suit, coat, dress. money than you would pay elsewhere. COME AND BE CONVINOED. THE PARI manhole prices. skirt, wear the best made goods for less » Clocks & . Millinery SOUTH NORWALK 1 r 'rss‘r FREIGHT LINE To new YORK. Freight boot loam PIC 31 In! (River. New York (foot of Catherine is fit.) every day except Sunday, at: p. :m. mm'elght received It Norwolk upto :5 p. m. and at South Norwnlk up to 6:894; in. George F. Poole, General Agent THE summit. SMITH TRANS PORTATION Lmn. Inc. LIGHT « --FOR THE... HOME light: (and plenty of it} Why not have the home piped for 'gas . light? Easy term for the piping '2 and fixtures. “97 Untied . g Heleclric , Light 93 Water Co. What promises to be the last dance of the summer-Benson _wus last night; enjoyed by a large number of Bell ls-' landers at the clubhouse. ' Nicholas t-‘tynn. of Bridgeport and L. were over-sunday guests at the Court Laurel Club, Bell Island. -——n—n‘~ There will be a meeting, tomorrow night, or the members or the Court Laurel Club board of directors The 11 1...: Have ”Any limit I it; S . lance Successor to Wm. Efi'ron. Phone 499 session will be held at the club's qusr. tors in Bell Ieland. John bio-Cormack. fdmous Irish ten. m. _ ‘ . or, who makes his home at Tbkeneke, near here, was one or the interested spectators at the Gibbons-McFarland bout, at Brighton Beach. Saturday, ac- cording to yesterday’ 3 New York newe- .x it was statéd this morning by locnl incline that it it not thought there " two-:11 1,609 and 1700.Connocticut re- ‘ cleaves, WWW trimmed. 5‘ ”"18“,. is reported to be; on the at non-E s _. Special pains in Muslin . Night Robes, low neck. short: ”Sizes 15. 16 3.2. Special at ayFort Street. East some; . WE REFIB YOU > To THE HOUSE thathubeonpslnlodwitb our points. In it not beautiful in its glistening cost! You. and what’s more. it will wear yrellv-‘i-wosnarutasjhst. All our mu. one. stains. varnishes...cnm ole.- etc, are the best obmnlbloé- with your protection Phone us. _ The Gotham Co 10 mm or. nor nonwALi; -' '74.“. STORE For Rent 11.11 dayi platoon be with us, :3 and then- you Will need good " Occupied by the Unitca F. S. LYON Good Job Printing loot PIW. loot Work, Ion Prion: ‘ II NORTH MAIN ITREET I. NOIWALK ”1an cc pg~ , their youngsters. that make us Want to tie School wear and Sunda clerkstoshow ou the -knee. Then heel “toe—the “darn -savers.' wear. handsome in appearance and d ddies' feet. The Reed 81 ”v... ‘ Electrical Co. 111. 0st Fully mum :chrnIcAL eucl- , In the TM ‘* AUTO ourrun Pinon. cos—co lo. Mala cc. . - Io. Nonnollo‘ Music Hall Ilofih)‘ “flu-m..- _—.—'—-—-———— School These shoes are made for service. the kind which school wear demands. 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