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B A N G t”:
The prices are busted on a full line of summer and me-
dium weight suits.
The cold month of June held these suits back—now
we’re pushing them on the firing line with $2 to $5 cut
oil the price.‘
Smart English sacks,” r, 2 or 3 button—some close fit-
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ting pinch back eiiectr.
Others in the conservative business models.
Unfinished worsteds. Caisimere—cheviots.
and a spe cial line of flannels.
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Homespuns
Rogers 8: Stevens
Norwalk South Norwalk
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Palm Beach Cloth and Poplin.
Constable Bryan Silk was in Wilton,
yesterday. on ofllciai business.
New and Popular Styles.
Charity Commissioner William G.
E. K. BANKS
_ LeCtlunt is seriously ill at his home
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
on Washington street. South Norwalk.’
wraps. caps. O'Briea's.
The annual Clambake of the Nor-t- #‘
walk Aerie. No. 588, F. o. E., will not HAROLD BELL
held on Sunday, August 27th. in: '
Schmidt‘s Grove. Cranbury. WRIGHT S
A meeting of the Republican town1 New Book
committee will be held in the Clifford; “When a M‘n-s ‘ Man"
Hotel parlors. on Monday erening. at: ~ In Just Out
which time tile call will be issued for;
the primaries to be held on the 24th. ‘
Edward Gilbert, who has been scrim
nil-sly ill. at his home, in Fair atreet.{
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY SME.
of those who are too late f
as now‘ slightly improved, and it is
believed that he is entirely out of .
dance. "i A new screen door has been install-
The annual clamhake of the Nor-fled ill the police headquarters at the
walk Boat Club will be held next Sum city hall. There are now no files on
day, in Schmidt‘s Grove, in Cranbury. 'the police.
Chef “Cad" Battery W111 hlve charaei A postponed hearing on the case of
i the arrangements. John Peccerello vs. Camacho Franco.
One of the East avenue trolley carsjin which the plaintiff was suing the
ran into ll team of horses owned by defendant for :80 back rent, was held
Raymond Brothers; in Washingtondhis morning in the downtown city
street. this morning. but did not in-icourt. The plaintiff was represented
jurn the horses or wagon to any great lhy Attomt‘y John J. Cohen, and de-
extent, t lendant by Judge William V. Tam-
lt‘rank Taylor was before Judge Ed. litany. Judge \‘oshurgh reserved his de»
ward M. Lockwood. this morning. it was reported to the police. this
charred with drunkenness. lie walz morning. that It bicycle had been stolo
alien thirty days and 005‘s. and “'39 en from the sheds of the Lockwood
warned that the next time that helhianufacturinlz t‘ompany. Oil‘lcer
appeared before the court on the samelF‘rauk Stratton, a few moments aftel
charge he W011“! "09W? a year's "Ii-“he lcport came. in, rounded up the
tence to the State Inebriate Farm,atlmissmg machine and its rider, .who
Norwich, Conn. istated that he had made a mistake in
Scout (‘t/lmiasioncr Pirie hIacDoncltaking the wheel, thinking that it be-
nld returned. yesterday. from Phi??- .longt‘d to a man who gave him per-
hurc. N. Y., where he spent a mofithimisaion to take a bicycle to go on an
in the military training camp at that gerrand.
place. The camp period for his regi- ‘—Straws. $1.00. 3135, 31,50, O'Bfien'g.
"1““) expired earlier 1" the week. but . The scheduled shoot of the Norwalk
Mr. Mat-Donald held an office in the Rifle Club. which was ‘0 have. been
l‘egitlleni. and it W” necessary that iheld tomorrow afternoon, at the South
he should remain until all of the of- \Vilion range. has. been postponed for
flcial “mm“ was completed. lone week. The. next practice shoot
. ’ Jiwill take place one week from~ tomor-
St'llSOn S Remedy grow, August 19th. There will be an
important meeting of the club. this
Ieight o'clock. Important business will
come up. and every member is re
50c bOttle ‘ ilatiop targets have just arrived from
Stillson-l’owell-Corporation ‘E'x‘i'ashlngton, and. with these in use
82 Washington Street. high records will be'smashed to film
South Nomalk. Ct. .. l l
M al a ti a Monday evening. at the City Hall. at
{quested to be present. The new 'regu-
PRESCItIPTION DRUGGIBTS, on the 19th. it is expected that some
:6 South Main Street.
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.\l:a. Charles Demoreat. of New lie-i
chelle, N. Y.. has been the guest for
tile past week of Mr. and Mrs. George
id. Edwards, at Bell island.
Tile Tigers. of ‘South Nor-walk. will'
play the Ridge-fields, Saturday after-
noon, at Iiidgetieid. Guarnieri and9
Raymond is the battery for the 'I‘i-i
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A number of Norwalk baseball fans‘
are contemplating to attend thet
tomorrow. A double bill forms the af-
ternoon's attraction.
While mopping up the floor around
hack! mo Hotel, Tuesday morning.
Walter Gorham. elte of the. porters in
the Washington street hostelry, came
nlto contact with a live wire and. for
some momenta. was rendered uncon-
scious by the shock received. Dr.
Bradley was called. and be rendered
aid to the man. who was considerably.
somewhat burned about the face, but
after a two days' rest. is now feeling
none. the words for his experience.
Charles W. Bogart, president of the
Twentyihird Ward Bank. New York
city; George E. Edwards. president of
the Dollar Savings Bank. New York
city, and ear-Mayor Richard H. Golden.
president of the South Not-walk Trust
Company .enioyed their semi-annual
Tile err-mayor has been considered for
a- number of years ‘the expert fisher-
man of Bell Island. Evidently he has
lost his cunning. as he did not get a
bite. Mr. Edwards caught- several
blacktish. but landed a good size
shark. which caused much consterna-
tion on board Mr. Golden’s yacht.
Plans were discussed at last even:
ing'a meeting of Banner Councilg
‘ A Young Man
with money in the bank, put there through his own in-
dustry and thrift, feels that he ia.worth something and he
is. He raises his head. walks erect and look everybody
straight in the eye. In short. he is ready for success.
The South Not-walk Savings Bank raises delight in
.ssvlngsaceonntsotambitionsyoungmea. '-
the
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Daughters" of Liberty, regarding to-
.morrow‘s picnic at Rotofl'Point. which
its being held under the auspices of
the Emma J. Dayton Council. of Stam-
ford. Councils of the organisation
will be present from (immeasura-
ford. Nor-walk. Waterbury, New Cs-
nsan. Shelton. Dsnbnry. New Haven
and Bridgeport. A general ostlns
will be enjoyed and a his dinner will
be served in the hotel m the
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Many Have Called and
Ordered in Advance
We have a few sample Hoosier cabinets left from the previous allotment. We are going
to clean these up at once. Those who come first will get them. We will take the orders
'this matter. but it was stated by the
Braves-Dodgers name, in Brooklyn;
the electric switchboard in the. Lia-1
shaken up by the shock. Gerham was.
fishing trip. yesterday. on the Sound.
tiara m the
.essdls‘mdtsbsnauthfll»!
The balance of our
shipment of the new
HOOSIER
Kitchen
‘ Cabinets
is an the way. This
is the last of our_al-
lotment which can
be had at the old
price.
°§ one 01 the Hoosiers of the shipment now on the way.
The Supply Is Limited -
But this last supply we are getting is not large. Come and see us at once and put in your
order, for when these caomets are gone there will be no more at this price. The war has
raised the cost of materials. and after this shipment the manufacturer says
The Price MUST Advance
Remember: 8! down brings a Hoosier to your home. and $1 a week pays for it. No in.
tel-eat. No extras. Dont delay. thinking there will be some left. There won't be. Put in
your order today to be certain and save money. I
Sterling Furniture Co.
1247-129-131 ’ Washington 8". rue oNLv PLACE m rows warns Hoosulas an: onto.
it special meeting of the Board of
Education will be held this evening,
it the High school. on West avenue.
for the purpose of discussing the com.
pletion of the work at the l’mapect
avenue school. A meeting was held
yesterday aiternoon. in the mayor's
otllce. for the purpose of discussing
3 lbs 25c
’ Very Best C
official-a present that no special busi-
ness was transacted.
TRAIN Mow srocs. ‘
The evening train reaching Bothel,
iat 6:2. new steps at that place. This
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August Furniture Sale
Guaranteed Dull Brass.Bungalow Style Beds and Spring! f0t
Final Clearance at August Prices
‘ $4.95. 85.05 and $8.00
OLD HICKORY PORCH FURNITURE—In Single Chairs
We Specializein Furnish:
12% lbs Granulated Sugar $1 3
reamery Butter
STERLING’S‘
A Sale of Money Saving, '
Values on Extraordinary
Specials
$10.00 each
Inzit.6in.x6it.and3tt. x6 feline-Ink. The most
wonderful value We have ever been able to alter.
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Couch. Hammocks
or Suites at 20% olf. A saving of two «- essay $5.00.
ing Homes Complete .
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UN DERTA‘KElis
Yd. also. 10¢“: Hm. say
at uncommon or.
use: also use-s solwlao
6% “)5 50C l
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wasx DRESSES AND
snare
sencnu. R‘EDUCTIO‘
sh Made, lb 35c
gwill III a longtelt want for better;
train service from southern points in;
ithc evening. The train runs everyi
iday except Sundays.
i Tile train leaves South Norwaik at
15:5. and stops at Wilton at 6:11,
'Branchvilie at 6:23. Bethel at 6:42,
land arrives in Danhury at 6:49.
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6 cakes Kirkmann’a Borax or
. Very Beat New York State
OFFICER’S
DAUGHTER DEAD.
COLUMBIA. S. (3.; Aug. 11.~Mtss
Kate Hampton. 92 years of ago. last
i or etrcrlllcren of Col. Wade Hump-i
tics. of the Army. or 1812, and sister
l of the late Lieut. General Wade Ramp-l
.tOn. of the Confederate Army, diedi
here last night.
CONFEDERATE
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can
sees-oeaoaasnnoou.
3 lbs. Fancy Whole Grain
Velvet Brand Cocktails . ..
hold the mayor in'the higheat‘e'ateem
as n broadumindedand highly esteem-
ed gentleman; a man worthy of the
‘..lgilcfii cfitcc in iown or state.
FREDERICK SCHEIDLER.
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sbssrlrurs FOR alum-nous
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83 and as Washington St.
Normanna Imported Kippered Herrings, can 18¢
Pure Leaf Lard. per lb. .. ..
Baker’s Fresh Grated Cocoanut (with the milk)
25¢, 50¢ and 75¢ hot.
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MR. ”HEIDI-sag SIDE. 1 ‘ Gordon Dry Gin, per bottle ....... 90¢ come and See U
Editor Sentinel: In regard to the: L. & R. French Vermouth, per bottle .......... 50¢ ‘ :5.
controversy I had with Councilman: ‘ REAL ESTATE
Ganung, I wish to state emphatically; S. Liebmann’s Sons’ Rheingold Beer, case ..... . . . $1.35 INSURANCE
that the Honorable Mayor‘s name was; ‘ 4 W TICKETS
never mentioned. and, furthermorel WWW “013m PUBLIC M
A. F. Beckmann 8. Co.
GROCERS AND WINEMERCHANTS
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The Little Silo
tr. e a cLAvsil
as no. mm 01‘.
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.....25¢
.22¢
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Fels Naptha Soap
Cheese, lb. ..... . . . . .
IS YOIlB
PLATE GLAs?
of
msoannee
..... 10¢
Rice for ............. . 20¢
Telephone .405.
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WASIDGTON. Ans. 11.—'Denm=l
erata or the Senate Finance Comfilttee‘
continued eonilderation today of the
munitions section in the pending rev-
ienue bill with every indication that
this troublesome feature would be dis-
jposed writs: for ggbmlssltznttoilllit‘tlon to Ted Meredith to compete in
caucus 0 late moors on g i. re.
The that o! the party caucuses. hold 3 5m 7:233:21“; 23:32.33?“-
last night, to pass on proposed coin-
mittee chasm in the bill. was who atom athletic Union. yesterday locate,
toutlesuitbeeanseotooabtsstownst; ”mm"...
tarsal be dona with the munitions “ ‘ mm v
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g ’I'hoosnflttoasinadrvtrtaamha,
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THREE AMERiCANs To COMPETE
IN BWIDIBH GAMES. i
Following Sweden's personal invitav
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artsaa athletes to cannot-ass
assassins-acumen“-
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«that he would select the
may at stencils m t" “it" “it-as fa Stockholm as saw-lads
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third one]!-
ter the national track and field chm,
pionshipa. which-will be held In New-l
ark on September 8 and 9. Robin!
last night cabled uni Swedish am}
at Gymnastic and Inertial am‘
tion to that elfeet. Pusan It! the
American trio has been booked a the
Oscar IL. which loans tro- lav
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