J fill each big room will be
, . 1 most glacial till the furnace
1 are. are lighted and aglow,
f am! in every humble dwell-
? lug then the cold will be
i compelling, and the water in
_ i it; courses cease to flow. For
, ~~ V the Summer's swiftly slip-
' ping and the frost will soon
‘ be nipping but the man
' who's bought his coal need
' have no fear.
will need a bin full—though
the cost is something
Every home
sin-
ful—but ’twill fill you win-
ter full of joy and cheer.
THE
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COMPLETE
25c
err wunow minim
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E ‘ Clifford Pharmacy,
”" ' ‘ So. Main and Elizabeth Ste.
5 . Phones 833-!532
‘ Be Sulelts
*- } 'FRISBIE'S A PIE
Made in the Cleanest I‘lant
In the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
All: Your Grocer for Them.’
/ Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
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Don’t Forget the Celllng
The ceiling of the room is just as important as the
roof of the house.
W'ht’thCr you’re building or repairing, don’t forget the
ceiling. A well designed ceiling makes all the difference in
the world in the looks of the room.
There is only one logical modern ceiling material that
has all the advantages of durability, attractiveness, ease of
application and economy and that is Beaver Board.
Compare it Carefully with lath and plaster, metal or
wood, and you’ll come to the same conclusion.
Beaver Board is the modern wall and ceiling material.
It supplants lath, plaster, metal and wood.
CALL US UP!
The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
THE scum nonwoox ammo
DON’T MISS THIS SALE
There’ Are Bargains in Reliable Merchandise in Every Department
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i Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
A Special Lotoi Wilton Velvet Rugs—Discontinued, but Most Attractive Pat-
- terns at 25% Off
The Only Logical Place
for you to buy your fall and winter hats, is at. “The Paris.”
First the styles are right, second our prices are lower than
any store in town. We court comparison. It is easy for you
to convince yourself. Come and save money.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
f( L '1 H NORWALK'S FASHION CENTER
Delicious Home Made Peanut
Butter 15c lb.
East India Tea Co.
125 Washington Street
Tel. 371
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i GREAT REDUCTIONS ON ALL OF THE SILK WAISTS
Many Models in black, white and all the popular shades that mean a substantial sav-
ing for those who act quickly '
ALL OF THE FALL WEIGHT TAILORED SUITS AND COATS
' Of all the most wanted styles, colors and materials, at the very lowest prices
A Small Lot of Boys’ Heavy Sweaters, now . . ._ . $1.50
DOMESTICS
All of the LADIES' HAND BAGS AT COST.
All 25c-5oc Belts. now .. ...... I ..... ..... ........ 19c
‘chel’mg Reductions °" all P‘ma“ Tr'mm‘gs‘ Sheets, Pillow Cases, Linen and Turkish Towels and
Toweling, Bed Spreads and all other Domestics at Money
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$1 Ladies’ Fibre Silk Stockings, black, white and colorts,50 j
i" at the old rice ............................... ¢ . _
it Ladies’ Thread) Silk Stockings, black, white and cg???) 0 Savmg Figures. .
t1 at the old rice .. .......................... ,
EEE 53.25-53.00 Nagional Carpet Sweepers" ........... $1.98 Another Cut in Wash Dress GOOdS
1.; $6 Solid Leather Suit Cases ..................... 31,30
1': 29c Huck Towels ..... . ............. ‘ .............. , . .. .- ‘ . ‘
‘E 85c Sheets, Sr x 90 ins. and 72 x 90 my” ........... 75¢ 29c and 35c Vorles now .. ....... . . .. ,. 19¢ )d
::3 23c Pillow Cases, 45 x36 ......................... 189 15C V0113?" .... ----- 10¢ yd.
‘ A Great Line of Novelt Cretonnes for Skirts in Stripes
:f At the Dress Goods Counter and “gum Y
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I: Remnants of. Wool Dress Goods Awnmg Stripes now ..... ............. 25¢ ,o.
In many of the most Popular materials and colors. At Men's Shirting in various stri’pes “OW 19¢ and 256 )"1-
Friday Fish Specials
Commencing today we are giving Profit Sharing Bank
Coupons with cash purchases. Ask about them when pur-
chasing.
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HALIBUT ...................... 00am).
WEAK FISH ................................ i'iie ll».
TILE FISH ........... . ...................... 12¢ lb.
HADDOCK .................................... 80 ll).
STEAK COD ......... . ....................... 180 ll.
SWORD FISH ............................... 22c 1'».
FRESH MACKEREL ........ . ............... 180 lb.
BUTTER FISH ................... ‘ .......... 1 41¢ lb.
SEA BASS ....... . ............ 14¢ l‘~.-
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
, (0 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone "80. Norwalk. Phone 88!.
nominal price.
DRESS SILK REMNANTS
White Goods at Lowest Prices.
ElectriCal Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
“ AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main u.
5. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
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'03 mg lg eulAefluV ’f 'V
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EST FALL MODELS
In
r SEs, SKIRTS -AND
WAISTS
i“ K. A A. CLAVIN
I. NO. "Mm.
Fish Specials
Soft Shell Crabs 90c doz
WEAK FISH ..... . ......................... 14¢
COD FISH ........ . . . . . .................... . ..... 18c
HALIBUT ...................................... 20¢
SALMON ....................................... 20¢
BUTTER FISH ............................... 12'20
TILE FISH ..................................... 10¢
BONITA MACKEREL .......................... 15¢
TUNA FISH ...................... 15c and 20¢ call
WAIT FOR PEACH WEEK. ‘ .
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Schnllze 5 Sanitary Markets
32 Washiiigton St. South Norwalk.
39 Main St. Norwalk.
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Hundreds of dainty materials In many shades at clear- 50c Plain White Gabardine ...... . ............ 39¢ yd.
.E arsl:esp)::tesétripc Pongees now 50C H1 Big Line Of Novelty White Goods at Reductions. _
gsc All Wool Cl‘talliCs now 450 3d. hongcloih, Iz-yard piece, Special ...... $1.35, $1.70
$1.00 SUBSTANTIAL SUIT CASES now ........ 49¢ amS°° » ”Ward PICCC- SPCCIaI ------ $1.40. $2.00
SHORT LENGTHS OF MADRAS AND SCRIM CUR. .
TAIN MATERIAL l Ih B o B .7 i
15c, 20c, 25c qualities now ..................... 100 3.1. n e argaln asemen
ODD PAIRS LACE CURTAINS AT HALF PRICE.
A few Awning Stripe Skirts now ............... $1.00 BLUE ENAMELED WARE, WHITE LINED.
The last of the One Piece Dresses in white or colors. .
some as low as ............................ $2.00 A number of Items formerly much higher in price,
J6 NEMO, THOMSON, ROYAL WORCESTER, C. 8., now ......................... 49;}
R. & G. CORSETS 65c Fruit Jars, qts. or pts., now ................ 50¢ doz,
n $300 grades. $2. 52‘3”" grades. $1. 5‘ grades, 75¢. 75C Fruit Jars, qts. 0r pts., wide mouths ........ 59¢ doz.
Big Bargains in Muslin Underwear, Brassieres. Skirts $1.00 Set Potts‘ Sad Iron, 3 irons, handle and bolder 79¢
. and Corset Covers. \ $1.50 Nickeled Tea Kettles No 80r N0
1 . . . . , . .9,now....98¢
E beta: léztsff Stamped Linen Pieces, slightly soded, marked 5c Japo Cleaner, 3 boxes for . . ............. , ....... 10¢
‘ One lot of Middy Blouses now- .................. 50¢ 5c Toflet Paper. 3 rolls for .......... 2.. ..... 10¢
; A few fine White Lingerie Waists‘now .......... $1.50 50 Wax Paper, 3 rolls . . . . . . . ........... . .......... 10¢
I 1 $1.50 Voile Waists in colored stripes, now ........ 75¢ 25c roll of 150 Paper Towels , ....... 19¢
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DAVIS TO GET IDAHO NOMINA-r
.WlllONllBRAlll suns
of Illc slaw. and a total count of 25H
mm rules. I). W. Davis, of American;
V . ~ . ubllcan“ .
hills, “HS “”1"“! of ”'0 Rip :has after lwvnly-onc yn-llrs. II
WILTON. Sept. 7; That
H Krieger & Co.
fair ..
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Sugar and Coffee Sale
AT BE CKMANN’S
I3 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar for $1.00
6 r-z lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar for ............... 50¢
3 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar for ................... 25¢
No. I Royal Plantaion Coffee, 35c grade, lb. ....... 31¢
After Dinner Blend Coffee, 32c grade, lb. ........ 28¢
Challenge Blend Coffee, 33c grade, lb. ..... ' ..... . . I 26¢
Golder; SantOS Coffee, 25c grade, lb. ............... 21¢
These special prices on coffee are made for your per-
sonal benefit. We will be pleased to have you try any of
the above grades. We guarantee satisfaction or money
back.
A. F. Beckmann 8. CO.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St.
Telephone I405.
[It Pays to advertise in
’the Sentinel
o o e o o e o e o e
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umsn. loAllo, Sept. 7. ~\\‘nh the, A80"‘[ 1'0 MM‘ER'AHZE eo ..
returns in early today from Illrily oz; ‘. 3..
lhcmost populous counties ill all parts :
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”ommmig" forfvel'nor. Ecllnnn- of having a public library! 8 ,
Elmildin: suitable to the needs of till“. 3 o . . , O
“UARE’SME” “WERE” °”T- is ........l... l... or mostly The Leadlng Mllllnery Store In Norwalk .1
lpcsslmlstlc of the leading‘ cxllzcns of“. .
WASHINGTON. Sept. 7--Th(’ 15." the town who have WOI‘RH so earnest-i
0W zllflrdsnlcn returned from the bor- Iy to achieve Ibis end. The followinE‘OO ’_ .
dt‘l‘ by ”19 recent order of the warmers are set forth in a circular add}. ._._._. .
idepartment “'9” 10(135' Ofllt‘l‘t’d lllllflh‘gdrosscd In many friends of the old:
tiered out of the. Federal service. The town, both resident and among those}? .4
,zuardsmen remaining on the b0rder,‘who though living many miles away“. .3;
”stay there for the present. 1still retain an interest in their nnllvo .3. S l i: Ii: 0' IR :4
._ ’ town. ‘ ; 0..
E .—A WISE MERCHANT ‘ I tuliifioiiom(mariimilziliyt lll‘eliiChmafi‘ii: .. 0“.
tdverllses his goods. If he cannot do; mined by the etiorls of a small group .. . .
in "1 8 large Winfihe uses The Sentinel of people. has now ongrown the ac- g; 0:
:classified "For Sale» columns. Call Eon'piigglz‘tignSb:f\\"l]'l‘:s:1:t(lxlil:l{(3:11}:{lino}:|.§’ A 1} .a'
ill” the 011109 and an adv. man m“ calLE pilalily it ll'as'been housed for some {00 g .84
i ‘ ‘ ' 'years. New quarters must be Secured 1.. 3"
i - Eimmodiatcly. and it is very desirable, 3 . ' . . . 0:!
. o r7 Ethel a building should be erected for”? and watch for the bargains tnat are on exhlbltlon every day. 0
Got. Bunlons . in permanent home. A fund forthis ..
t - - ’ -~ purpose, which has been accumulat- _ ' .
E? .myonmmmuhh mm Eing' new “mums ,0 5m...“ “‘l‘ldre“ 09 New mark-downs are belng put In them every day. Perhaps . .
: ddurrnity‘lhls easily roinodlod Edollrlrs and there is a conditiloin‘l‘ 3. -. .‘
l hiiyirlligiiori’ioii’rfiiiriéhii"\EW 1 Eggn‘se or “umber fi‘“ hum” ‘0' .. you’ll find the very thing you are looking for. .3
j men A l ' - . ‘ ' .
' 9 ‘AI thls juncIurc Mr. and Mrs. Tlm~ ..
Don tsuffer . Emily '1‘. Meru'in have generously ot- .. O . . O . . . . . . o . . . . . . . . . . . . .
This Torture O ‘E ””9“ ”1" Library Assom‘im‘ “ 5“" ”3%”!’e”o”o”e”o”o”o“e”o”o"0”o”o”o”:”-'-”A”o”o”o”o”o”:”
" " .for a building on the Ridgcfield road __ - v4 ‘-
: Dr Schon’s Bunion-Right ,near the Congregational churcll; Ion c: .
z ' . lcondilion that a building shall 9 )e- _e
1 "m “m“$241315;Tithtgflfift'h‘fitfil‘xl; :gun within six months after the con-E 1
E "m' """"' " ""“' ° ‘ wyanco of the land. On August twen- .
, fiffi;‘£§lfitl§?fl,’+lm"£3-T?ifi tv-flrst the association. after thor-l Delicious Butter 1b. ............................ 35¢
lrudlmlly crowd the mat too over ' ‘ , 1 ‘ .1, bl E y -
masseuse-intram °,‘"”’“y , , ‘i‘fmgmf \t.‘ “3‘42”", D . C s h k
in . .a ' hend' nd 8‘95. N N 0 “9°99 . - a * ' u cas orn tarc . ' ....................... "
fiflikfifiwfitfi 1“! )lerwin’s offer 1! sufficient funds can ry ' p g 8¢
- ' . be raised. \ »
mini-Whirl"; .5, It is esflmmd mat a dignified and Dunhams Cocoanut, pkg. ........................... 8¢
. hem-“.mzdmi'bulongu- adequate building which would be! G I S - . 0
I “m- Sizes: sufficient for future as well as for rum ated ugar, 3 1'4 lbs. ........ . ........ . . . . . ‘54!
- resent use will cost about seventy“.
Small M M” p
- “ml-hm m 50’ five hundred dollars, including equip-E Fels Naptha Soap, bar ............................. 4¢
brush-l mtnfcotomfort. WeflnDrJeboll’l ment.
PM 1 San he. '
a..." .eoe.::r........w. .. E \
w. I... u. OLD-TIME PITCHERS IN SHOE A STU] I —
Gin Tell You BUSINESS.
Exclusively About If M . . ~
. arty OToole and Buck OBrlen,
once star pitchers. have opened a ’4 Cottage stfl‘fl’. Ea“ Nomalk-
shoe store in Brockton, Mass.
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