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
v~
oil the price.
Smart English sacks, I, 2 or 3 button—Some close fit-
ting pinch back effects.
Others in the conserVative business models.
Unfinished worsteds. Cassimere—cheviots.
i flannela.
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Rogers 8: Stevens ~
Norwaik South Norwalk
Homespuns and a spe cial line 0
Sport S tripes
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Palm Beach Cloth and Poplin.
New and Popular Styles.
E. K. BANKS
Mahackerno Hotel Block.
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Buckingham Post, ho. 12, G. A. R...
transacted regular business, last even—
ing, at the regular weekly meeting.
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Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks. of the East ' South "01'de
Avenue M. E. church. will prv ‘tt‘ll ing
the llanbury M. E. church to. wrrovm- A!
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Everything was very quiet. in police ' ’
circles, lust owning. not a single nr-l WRIGHT S
rest or complaint being entered on thei New Book
blotttr. 3 “When a Man" I Man”
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Is Just Out
transacted 3
weekly.
Routine business was
last evening at the rezuiar
mccting of Cor-hence Tribe. No. 32, l.’
0. R. M. ‘
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY STORE.
16- South Main Street.
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(l. B. liuncs. the local cont'actor,
has purchased a new Studebaker an The ambulance or St. Raphael‘s:
tomobile. The car is n combination Hospital, New Haven, stoppcd in ”wi
”Mines“ and WWW“) car. First district, yesterday afternoon. on
W iits way to New Haven, after having;
Norman Murray. of Main street, M”taken a patient to New York. and at~l
ter a lone layoff. has again resumed tracted (mm H little attention. The‘
his (“"3” as nrcman on the} gesturibulance is an exact reproduction 01‘
York, he“ Haven and Hart 0“ \u I the one that has~ been o‘dered for the.
road.
local hospital, and everyone who saw‘
, lt expressed approval. I
President John Vt. Seulley andSec- i
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rotary-Treasurer Martin anior, 0f, Arrived at Raymond llroef dock:
the Lnited Hatters of horth {\lllel‘it‘tl).fsflk(mnm, "Tompkins" With cargo of]
are in ”lit“ city today C(llllt‘l‘llli: \vitimm‘m schooner "lllclt.-" with mm“.
a the officers of the local hatteh asso- of blue stone; burne,"iled~ Star" with
elation on trade ntattct's.—-llnnbtiry
, spending her vacation with her pur-
lhow many days they ill‘O unable to
Mrs. Elsie Steinhart or West Side
avenue, is etnertainins guests tron:
New York. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. S. Weed of (‘u'llipp
street are entertaining gueszs trout.
outfit-town.
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nus Gertrude Brands has returned.
boas alter a visit with friends in
Providence. 3 ‘
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Miss Reaper be Gallienne has re‘
turned home after a visit with friends
in Massachusettn. . ‘
e u. Korma.» and family of Con!
tentment lsisud ime gone to bong
Mrs. Emma Putterstu of \\'e>t Side.
avenue, is entertaining guests trout1
out-ot-tovvn. l
Mrs. Susan Petty of Mt. Yemeni
Spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, t‘.‘
R Petty.
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Clarence Robinson of New York is.
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visiting with Charles R. swam, of:
West Side avenue» ‘
Miss May Tuck of Vermont is:
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hits: lda Wallerstein of New” i'orltv
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Max Waller-
stein of West Side avenue. |
cuts on Roton Point Road.
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l‘r. and Mrsfwarsuw of Wes' Side‘.
avenue. entertafned friends from New.
York during the past week. 3
Miss Annabelle Began has returned
to her home in Norwalk after a visit‘
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scam.
Miss Olive James in enjoying a vs-t
cation from her duties at the Neptune
Hardware, Co, of East Norwuik.
George Cudltpp has returned to hie
home in New York utter spending
two neck: with relatives on Cudlipp
street.
Miss Marjorie Cndlipp or .\'ew York‘
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. George Cudllpp ~ of Roi-.ngtonl
avenue, ‘
Miss Beatrice Davis has returned
to her home in New York alter I
visit with her sister, Mrs. P. M. Ne-
d‘es. of Rowayton avenue.
The priea contest which Li hem;
conducted by the lime Co.. is grow.
in; iteresttnx. Miss Hole: Savage;
in in the lead having 1.637.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the llible Claim of the .\l. E.
Church which was to be hold at the
home of Mrs, Susan Glob has been
pcstponed indefinitely.
Foreman Henry Baker and George
ilough. the two cmployes of Warren
Company who were severiy 'ahocked
by electricity in the railroad word
here this week, are doing nicely and
llough will soon be at work again.
Several of the telephones in th‘ Da-
ricn division were out of commission
yesterday. and caused great in-
convenience to patrons of 'he com-
pany. who get no rebates. no matter
use the lines.
Rownyton Mothodtst Episcopal
island to spend a sect. . q
The new. road has been finished in;
Tokenek-e which leldj from the Tlad-g
er estate to the Pope residence. 3 i
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Mr, and Mrs John Bottomiev oti
Boston have been tl-n guests or Johny
ilur'tformack at his Toke-heirs home. ;
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Mitts Marlon Lynch who has beeni
living at Wheeling. West Virginia,E
has returned to her home in Tokeneke.
The valuable do: of the Morgan
stock owned by \‘l', J. Ward of Tok-
enekc “as instantly killed last weekl
by an automobllist.
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Miss Marian Kennedy of New York:
and Warren Bartlett of New BP‘f()rd,2
Mass" are guests during the cominsl
week at Hollander residence Tokeneke
park.
Russell Lea and Preston Hollander
will give a dance and Chinese dinner
party this evening, alter which the
party will attend the Oriental dance
at the Casino.
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Miss Ursula Coykendsll, who is
spending the summer in the “Moor-
ings," Tokeneke, is visiting Mrs.
Reginald Barclay at “Sag Harbor, I4.
1., for a week.
A nationally important conference
has held a few days ago on Butler'r
Inland. Tokens-kc section. when Mev
Douxall Hawker had as hill guest \‘i'lL
lism H. Wilcox the chairman of the
Republican national committee. The
two men are great friends and nothi-
esl associatm and it is understood
that Mr. Hawkes has been invited to
Freezer
All Sizes. “.50 up
North Pole—roqt" 3x35; 2 qt.,
take a prominent part in Republican $1.50.
committee activities um fall. Through White Mountain—“All sizes, $r.98
his efforts it is expected Charter: 1‘. up.
Hughes wlll make‘an address In Fair-
lield county. The conference this
week between Chairman Wilcox and
Mr. Hughes had been previously ar-
ranged.
Auto Vacuum Freezers without
turning—x qt.. $2.50: 3 qt.,
$3.50.
Albert P. Genetic
Phone 1069-2
8o. Nor-walk
it your tenant is delinquent and
destructive become a Sentinel classl-
fted advertiser at once.
Prompt delivery
25 Washington St.
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Sensational Offering ‘0!
' Attractive Values Are
Being Offered. at the
STERLING
August Furniture Sale
Satisfy your furniture needs now while youkcan enjoy a
substantial savings.
STERLING FURNITURE CO.
127-129-131 Washington St.
Phone lOS So. Norwalk .
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SATURDAY NIGHT:
SPECIAL
At BECKMANN’S .
25c Bottle Virginia Dare Wine Free
Monogram
Rye-Whiskey
Per Bottle 906' '
One Bottle oi this highly advertised With Free
I 250 Bottle V Dare Wine Free
3V
PARASOLS
Why fume and fret about the broiling hot sun when
12% lbs Granulated Sugar $1,"
- 6%lb550c .3 bs 25c '
3-. ,1} ‘15:"
Yrarno of soft coal: barre “Morniniz';Ctnirctt:~lte\-. Edgar S_ Jackson. pas-
Star" with cargo of steam coal: bargeltor- Sunday, Augusl ism—Morning
i“Mildred" with cargo of faintly coal: l Worship at 10:30 a, m. sermon by the
News.
Notices have bop“ posted m ”10.1mm? "bright. Star" with cargo oflpastor .t’rom the subject, “Pleasure in.
. . .. . m . r . v' I_ . ,
“on” ”m 20‘4“”: the decent .n. i‘nmily coal: steamer " luncocae“ withl lnflrmlties and Strength in \\ eak~
1m. (If tilt) notild 0 "I all that no cargo Of 60’“an and schooner "Mary “955- A“ strangnrg and ”1039 [‘3‘ mg
A. F. Beckmann & (:37,
, GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS .
>835“ 85 Washington St. “I“ ms. .5;
the price of a parasol is of such small consideration?
Nothing more fortunate could happen in the way of
sale, that‘s sure. L
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The collection includes our entire stock of Parasols 3
children under the age of sixteen
year.‘! shall be allowed to enter the M__
city from adjoining town-:5. Titer con-r] —Don't. forget the bus ride to Savtn
fluctnrs. have been instructed to see) Rock. Tuesday. August ‘51,.” by C. M.
”N” m” m!" is enforced. P. of A.. Round trip 75ccnts. Morel
‘ " '» """ , Wall and Water streets at 7 p. m.
-—-'.\‘0 need of worry when you main-r
. tain a checking “”0““ with the; All who attend the First Congrega-
.. «South horwalk Trust Companth also‘fioml church, on "The Green." on
{“9355 safetynnd “s“ buildd“: Crid?!Sun’d’tty morning. at 10:30 o’clock.
4y mug ”sums it a mo 8 n “" will 'hear a sermon by Rev. George
“W are ”‘th m "y "’ {Herbert Johnson, of the First Church,
S .ll 1, R “ '~ digiof New Milford. Conn. where for up-
wards of eight years he has been on
‘ t, son 8 eme I acceptable pastor and where prepara-
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Malaria
. 50c bottle ,3
)tion is in progress for the celebration
Sdflson-Powefl-Corpmafion
'of their 200th anniversary, October
lnext. He was In fellow student with
PREschPTION 'DRUGGlSTs,
32 Washington Street.
Dr. McGrcgor, oi the. seminary, and
South Nor-walk. Ct.
l1. Cobb“ with cargo of white sand.
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‘they are reciprocating assistance dur-
-ing their vacations. A cordial invita-
tion is given to all to worship with
the congregation and hear Rev. Mr.
Johnson on, Sunday, August 13th.
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_. w , any , ots, .
, how much steel and concrete, what burglar alarm system
must a burglar" pau‘before he can grasp your family heir.
. looms, your unused. jewelry, your other valuables?
‘ Arie,y your mbmhmi‘ed security at home or pro-
. , tasted barriers a r can't pill-4h: South Norwalk
. - savings Bank Safe Deposit Vaults?
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no chruch home in the community are
cordially invited to join with us in
worship. Bible Study by the adult
and senior members of the SundaY‘
School at 11:50 a. m. The lesson sub-
ject is, “Tho Grace of Giving." Ep‘
\vorth League at 6:45 p. m. The toll'
in for this meeting is, “A Crippled
Wrestler's Victory." The leader is Miss
Emma Cushmuu. Evening Worship
at 7:30 p. m. song service and short
sermon by the pastor. ‘
Tuesday; Regular monthly meeting
of the,Sunday School Board at the
church ht 7:45 p. m.
Thursdalr. at 7:45 p. m,..’l'he mid-
week prayer service. All are invited
to jcln with us in this service.
Rowayton Baptist._ church. Rev.
Htmry E. Anderson. pastor. Services
on Sunday. August 9th. 1916: 10:30.
morning worship with sermon by the
pastor onthe theme. “The True Cause
of Rejotciug." There will be no ses-
sion of the Bible school by order of
the Board of Health. 6:45, the weekly
devotional meeting of. the Christian
Endeavor Society. “True Beauty and
How to Get lt"——P:ov. 31: 10-31. in to
be the subject considered. Miss Irene
Lynch is to be the leader of the meet-
‘lhx. 7:30, the evening service. with
a short gospel sermon and special mu-
sic by the choir. Strangers and..vislt-"
on are invited to attend. Wedneb
day. at 7:45. the mid-west service. in
charm or the Home Hinton lender.
Thursday min: the 7.). 8. C. I.
BoxesMsYear.
no
sun-romanticism:
wmhotds‘flmm'mm'atth
m u isms-nu Wit-III
ranging in style; from the simple sunshade to some of the
season's most elaborate creations, and ofiered at 'next-to-
nothing prices, to close, for the handles on many of them
“are worth more than we're asking for the whole Parasol.
Values up to $1.50 at ,
Higher Grades at llali Price
Early Sittections Are advisable
7‘ To Close Out at - -
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WAISTS
A few odd siizes in short sleeve Lingerie Waist; hm
$1.39 '
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and embroidery trimmed. Former price $1.98.
Tub Silk Waists in plain colorsfiwhitepwitis plfi and
combination striped collars and cufl's. Former phi 3‘93.
To Close Out at - - $1.39:
> J. I. MALLETTE
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mm Tuner premiums)? or g. ‘
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The City National Bmk
WHY . TAKE CHANCES?
anypsrsons haveiost the m.
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