or an. trans W m
can our comma-a In run
.oosmasa mo woman an ‘
roux mammal saw no
wan-ran 70 w cov-
lBYOU. Thinkthtsovorfitlmu’
a great deal to you.
Taylor & Golden
Telephone No. 1m E ~.
AND PERSONAL
News
M NONI“! That Go. Bldg.
WOOD-LACROlX.
A very pretty wedding was celebrat-E
’2
Eed this. morning at 10 oclock “hen
Hit 5 Hazel LaCroix of Hawkins ave-
nue, became the bride of Raymond.
1W ood, of East Normalk The cere—
mony took place at the home of th°
ibride and Rev. Frederick Coleman ot-
Eflciated
' immediately afterwards for Albany, N
EY. ,where they will spend their honey-
1moon.
i Tire marriage was very qtilet and
only members oi the family were pres-
Eent. The bride was appropriately
idressed for the, occasion Numerous
\1 etichosen gifts were roceiVed by the!
bride which were appreciated by her
E After their honeymoon Mr and Mrs
1Wood will reside in East Norwalk at
which plate the bride is well-known
'and very popular. The groom is an
‘enrploye of the Southern New Eng~
land Telephone Company.
GotyOus-Wlnterooalin- .
E'RE selling happiness
by the ton. Get in a
lull supply of our heat
,W
producing coal and the chart
ges in the weather won’t a11—
noy you. .
Harris & Gans
Water St. South Norwalb
Raymond Hayes, Ralph Baldwin.
Mrs. O. F. Demon, Miss Mae Denton
and Mrs. Mary Hayes, of this city,
treturned Saturday from a week's au-
. ‘ tomobile trip through the New England
States. The party spent consider-
NOW IS THE TIME
To PAINT ~. able time at Preston Woods, N. H.
'. Your House— .
1 a”... 1.1:: 32:,- interest: 12°21:
> . JACOB RUDDER
E Swedish Lutherian church, in Danbury
- ‘ I08 50- Main St- Phone 144? each Sunday. has returned from a
’ "' l
WEATHER FORECAST Ethree months' trip to Sweden.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity
Fair tonight and Tuesda): A slight dis-
turbance central over Florida is _caus-
ins unsettled, shhwery weather on the
east Gulf and South Atlantic coasts.
ZPteasant weather pnevails generally in
other districts east of the Rocky Moun-
tains. An extended area of hish pros-
oure is central over the Midis West
It is causing low temperatures in ~the
central districts. hosts were report-E
ed from the Upper Mississippi Valley
the Lakemegion and Northern New
England. v
E Miss Julia Shepard, of South street,
and Miss Eliabeth Knaedler. of North
l'l‘aylor avenue were visitors in Stam-
Ei‘ord Sunday.
E Chestermrundase, formerly of this
city, now of Rochester. N. Y., was a
Evlsltor in Norwalk last week. Mr.
Brundaxe was warmly greeted by his!
imany friends in this city.
Mrs. Clarence D Osborne will enE
tertatn the members .of the Matinee
_. at the \‘orwalk Country Club.
WEATHER A YEAR AGOE the first of the fill meetings.
TODAY. .._.. E
; Temperature; Low ()4; high E Mr. and Mrs. Roy Benedict, o
80 Fair *ilridgeport. have been visiting with
i ' Mr. Benedict's parents Sheriff and
In N E avenue.
l ..
E 'i‘lrefc was no dance at the Belle is-
E' Elultd (‘lub Saturday evening, and all
.the remaining dances scheduled for
1 the season lune been cancelled.
E Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes and Miss
Bishop & Ly tree, the local coal deal-I
era, have purchased a new two-ton
Barker truck.
Tlrc stork made its appearance at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. CharlesE
Stoots, \oi alfpit ravcnue, Sunday
night, and left a bouncing baby girl.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
Sunday meal at the
from their camp in the Adirondacks to'
their home at Ridgefleid.
.———--c E
Bishop William Lawrence of Boston'
is in New Canaan after having been 11.
iguest of Miss Caroline T. Lawrence of
Stockbridge, Mass.
1
—Try your
Clifford.
Miss Judith Thompson and George
The“: will be a meeting Of 111.: RifleE Clark were the winners in the lucky‘
(‘luh this evening at the City Hall, mEnurnber‘ dance held at the Knob Club
North Main street. at eight o'.clock. Saturday evening
All members are requested to be pres- -i ____. ‘
.. out. ~ hit-.5 Jessie Elmcll of New \ormkE
who has been the guest of Mrs. R, ..l E
—Mirrtz‘s openrlllnndtry evenings. Seymour, 0" Rowan 151,991, 19:1 1011
"- home today.
All pupils of the Junior and Senior
lligl’ “WWI“ who desire ‘0 take "3 1 Rm. Dr. Thomas Drennan has left
‘ cxar‘rirtations. Thursday or FrldaYEStanrford for Hartford, where he will
anon inn, are asked to make application ’ teach 11311311 in a seminary at the capi-
for lllt same at the oilices of their 101 city,
respective buildings before Thursday
morning.
’ Buchanan’s Orchestra, of Stamford.
furnish-ed music for dancing at the
Papers were served on Pasquale‘Cormtr-y Cltib, Saturday evening.
Ranciu by Deputy Sheriff Doulens in ' ’ ‘
favor of the Espito Brothers for the
, amount of $54.49. The case will come
3 up before Daniel Dunlop, Justice of
Ponce on October 2nd. Attorney John
. J. Crineo represents the plaintiff.
.ef—F‘r
SOIEIHIHB Hill 6“ iii]
llth
Making your will is an im-
l.e.Grand Greenwood, of this city,
spent yesterday in Danbury as the ,
guest of friends. .
Miss Harten, of Baltimore, is taking
charge of C. J. Mint: 8: 00., millinery
jtdepartment. '
————
-.Mr and Mrs. Virgil W. Champion
are spending several weeks in Black-
portant matter, and it is be“ 00m:
something you should attend “"'
to NOW. ’ .
C 11“ Afifi fingnus'r If you need to buy a cake for tea,
wgiufnd store it fies-”iii 1"! “”00““ 1'19!“ and pleased-
charge when named “your you will be. \
‘.Executor. . "
Call, or write' us, for par-
field.“ ______J‘tt"i1'.ei
l j'Pfill'li’illlllilltfl
too busy to bake,
' 'Phone to 5 Monroe for your
bread and cake. '
‘.Tlte‘Banner Bakery "
+
.“Noutrono Pmoflption ea"
‘.E'iincurable until “Neutrons Prescrip
The bride and groom leit'
W hist Club, on Friday, October 6th.;
This is 5
Mrs. Nelson W. Benedict of Dry HillI
E Helen 0. Phelps Stokes have returned,
i Mary
1Portion.
IKipness, John Verbanzy, Eva Veneala,
dehilo you re hmecleaning. .
Cum
i
i
E .1111 an... Them Cured.
i Rheumatism had booen considered
Etion 99." a combination of rheumatic
‘reducing elements, was placed in the
Ehands of its thousands of suderers.
i “Neutrone Prescription 99' is a
specific positive in its action, quick-
ly removing all aches and points from
Einflamed joints and muscles. and lim-
lbering them up in a way that would
surprise vou.
E Neutrone Prescription 99" will re-
Elieve the worst symptoms in the most
leeVere cases of Rheumatism within
Eone or two weeks. Go get a 50c or
’$1 bottle and watch it w.orlr Noth-
ling has erer done what this prescrip-
Etion will do. Mall orders filled on
381 size, Clifford Pharmacy, Sou h
ENorwalk, and good druggists every-
where
ACHIEVEMENL curt PRIZIS
E (Continued From First Pose.)
E 1..“
Frank llriscoll, Marvin School.
Alexander Gibson, Frank Grades.
Ruth Varian, Rowayton.
Edward Wheeler, Winnlpauk School
Antine iialaa. Pitch School.
Andrew Halal. Fitch School.
Joseph Murphy special prize for
canning tomatoes and beans. Joseph
.attertds Lincoln 8; Concord School.
E Bronze Medals, or Third Premium.
. The following are all from St
Mary’s:
Genevieve iiuugh. ' Lawrence Mc-
Quillan, Edward McQuillan, Paul But-
|er, Philip Eehle, James Adams,
Florence Troy, Alice McSally, Mar~
garet Callahan. Leon Fish, Angeline
El’aradisa, Anna Masl, Marlon 113011-
ard, Mary Bredice, Mary Kennelly,
El‘Iiiznbeth Mahoney, Anita Gasperlno,
John Finnegan, Joseph Carroll, Wil-
liam Silk, William Halacy, John Mc‘
Namara, Louis Fumo, Charles Strnris-
k8. Frank Strnrislta, William Abbott,
Margaret Gormleyh Edward Cahlll.
Julia BIT"; ‘. I
Uver River School:
James ti’icanza. Kenneth Hyatt,
Gaylor Worrell, William Warner,
Theodo e Wilson.
Wall street school—Angela. Don-
Inelly, Howard Roberts, hunk Row"
land. Annette Keena. Mabel Mangels,
John Sullivan,
North (enter LeRoy Sturgea, Clif-
Eiorti Craw, Howard Gregg.
1 Wir.nlpauk——Elizabeth Klein, Rod-
man Klein, Dorothy Matthews.
Fitch school »—lrvinx llubbcll. John
Yui‘lczak, Elsie Knorr, Harold Gray,
Fred Wood.
Washington scl‘tool~~.‘llary Miltlo-
\'ltt~.h. Anna Knplin, Sophie Wibbcn,
iMnry Paulovlc. Ethel Quilovlc, Gladys,
‘Jackson. Gertrude Scott, Ruth Ziegler,
Rose Salterclli, Mary Shlnko, Norman
Weisrrl. Ernest. Benjamin, Max Rosen-
buru. Philip Saltcrclll, (‘itrrcnce littll,
Willie. Wilmot, Samuel Wilmot.
Franklin Junlor High school-”Elim-
sum mm:mm “isomers-sterilisation!!!"
.. uwmamm mmwwmumod
o: Healththechiidm were allowed (warmth-chaise”!!-
toviewtho-lixhlbit otthonghochool
today and the nodal: wen given out
to allthoae whom 'l‘berest wtu No 32 1.2 will Wt this evening for
has iron as the committee can see the ngulu' semi monthly business.
winneu. The two dollar prizes for
the beat composition and the bolt deo Advertise in The Sentinel-
m
Coekanoe Hoymakeu‘ Association.
10 TRADING STAMFS FREE 10
WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GROCERIES:
1 pkg. Macaroni or
Spaghetti
1 pkg. A&P Ice Cream or
Jelly Powder . . . . . . too
I bot. Liquid Blue . . ..
1 pkg. Van’s Norub .. roc
Cut out thla Coupon, present it at our store
(this week and by buying $1 WORTH or more
Eat our TEAS COFFEES, SPICES, EXTRACT8,$
W and Au- BAKING POWDER, you will receive ‘” "W
50 3"” GREEN Stamps Free 3
i
TRADING
Booidco regular and extra stamps given on sale M
From Monday, Sept. 11 to Saturday, Sept. 16.
This coupon not good after Sat, Sept. 16. me,
W
1 hot. Onion Salad .. . . me
x bot. Witch Hazel .. too
1 pkg. Quaker or Mother's
Oats .
1 pkg. Shredded Wheat 12c
1 Mason Jar Mustard roc
10C
polollollt
10C
The Great A & ‘P. Tea Co.
Tel. No. 909.
124 WASHINGTON 31".. SOUTH NORWALK.
, Free Delivery.
beth Lane. Jennie Saltercltl. Hazel.
Brown, llnzel Downs, Roberto. Ferris;
Evelyn Fisher Ethel Grnecnbcru Flor-l
enve Greenberg, Jenniebcllo Harris,E
lMay Firidd, Vilma Garnler, Roger Mc E
Kibbin, tlcorue Jackson Julius Kato‘
rm ('laicttce leen1kins,Anuelo Marus-E
{0, Merlin McCouglran, Edward Mock-E
(l‘ Alba 1 Nicholls, Samuel Salterelli,‘ ‘
111111 orrd Sherwood. Wilfred BodwelL
tormlius Driscoli, Milton Evory,
Charles Stet ens, Cyril Tuck.
Center Junior High achool~Lewel-,
,yrl H1 K111 111, i:.;11.l1 Lyccit. Jenny Ac-E
rlprino, tut; 112:1: lilcin, .ili:.\'ili Folio,
(it‘rrmi ‘1 3‘1 ":11. ‘1', (".w‘fl...‘ Fan-
nllli',’ ii‘ll ‘tt “nil.
] 11ml tin
:r .3111 ~ ~- Mary Vieianer,
Julia '5 .r‘ster
hank Ferency, ('ltnrlrz: Roc-
selie.‘ ‘ ‘
Marivn Schoolz—Frank Hoyt, Chea-
ter Smith, Robert Carpenter Wm.
Gustafson George. Buschbaum.
Lincoln & Concord—Frank Holder,
Joseph Murphy, Anna Czako, Samuel
i‘l‘ltl‘ttlyu, 'E‘1>1;‘_
Joseph Sherbert Oscar Frister "Mandort
Tenyl, ullus Krih, Christine Rauccl, '
Ricca Bart.,ini i
Rowayton School z—Richard AhmutyE
Eugene Kane, Simonne Van Nehberg,‘
Dorothy Dunn, Francis Dunn, ElmerI
*w.’ ._.. ._.
i
Merchants Profit
Sharing Coupons .1
With, all Cash Sales
Clifford Bharmacy,
180. unit and aroused: an
‘- Phones 8334532
Demonstration Tuesday, Sept.
h...» a...— __ ‘..-“ “a. .
I
MONDAYEEVENING
Merrill Busines College
Bumett’o LOndon Dry or Old Tom Gin, bOt.
-Ruppert's Extra Beer, percase .
Night School
FALL TERM BEGINS
1
Sept. 11, at 7:15 ,
Bookkeeping
Shorthand
HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St, Farfield Ave, Cannon 8:. ”E
W
Bridgeport. Com, Monday, Sept. 18, 1916. E,
. fl ‘ Store hours 8:30 to 6; Saturdays 8:30 a. m. to g p. m. _ ”J;
PigteA & P 1......
0 . 0 Delivery A 't
Prices ThatSpeatt iorThemselves made for $9
PURE LARD ”” .......... 3 lb
BEST CHEESE ...................... lb. 11'.) “ill make a su’ti ‘ ' ' * ' f “ ' '-
xra-KMAN's SOAP ..................... 43cm 1 I m .11) “0.111.111 in to. 3‘
BLUE LABEL CATSUP .ct us rrrakc the facts as clear and plarn as we can.‘
Large 30““ ....... ______________ 19¢ lhis sum of $1) is the amount thar \
. .......... . . gtd for rrrakincr.
FANSCnYauRIBgEde5EZII? illtgdms trot irt‘ludt ti c Lost «11' suiting lllaltl'lal or of lin- A 9
MASON JARS "
Pints, per dozen ........................ . 45¢ | liut it does cmct all ti: 1 tU\l of nrakinfr: -—thcrc are ‘ ,ei
Quarta, per dozen .. ........... . .............. 50¢ i “0 an“ m mum”; “M \u‘h' 3‘
illt Llliiig't is nine i10iial‘ 1m rltatttt \tlrztt pritt one ‘
11a)sitir111atcrial.lt 1111\ it a ll\h trtu broadcloth, or a
Stl'”",t or a gabaldlllt'll; pritt mat in St or $2 or $4 a.
\artl——thc thargc for makinn \\iil bc $9 just the same.
VI
“Outlineliitlil’if(i~111i]t{; «311:;th so small 111 order to have a lot of ‘ j. é“;
The more we make, the more (“8‘55 \\'Oolcus we sell. .‘
That is our aim; to St” a lot of \\'OUit'llS. D
lltere is no profit tor us in the nine dollars Charged I '1
for 111aking. lhtre 15 only our rtgular lair profit in the ' .
price charged for the noolcns.
\\ omen “ill get tailored suits, oi which they may be '1
proud. . 1“
lltc suits will llt‘ corrmt i11<t\lc, llit"(‘l_\ tailored, will ;
ht smooth!) and proptrlv—wc promise that 03th one ‘
shall lit >.1tisiact0ry.‘ WI
Scum] models of suit mat in those" front. ] atlr one _'
is illustrated at the dress 1.;oorl~~ section \\ otttcrr will “'..
quitklv St“ hon nitth tht) prtscrtt the longer jackets '
and the new styles of skirts. i:
\\ ”J Y 01' \OTE that this prite of nine dollars rs ; . *
made for a limited time 01111.50011 our tailors \rill Hi: i
so busy we. can accept no orders at this lpric. But now, ‘ 1.
“e are glad to keep them bust; and this Oiicr will do I
it; and suits will be finished in tomparatircly short time. i
Right. aisle, rear. 1 i
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
- ,
. DDDDBBBFBBBSEDDDEBDDDDEEB'
FOR‘
School Garments
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
50¢ and $1.00 .
MlDDY“ BLOUSES
50¢ and $1.00
BOYS' BLOUSES
25¢ and 50¢
GO TO
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Typewriting
English Branches
South Norwalk Stamford Port Chester
tier than the
ci c 11 t 1 {rice you
are ttSrno‘ 110w
VI VAUDOU s
m Po rox id 13 Tooth Pa Ste
' Jifllaf'fin‘fihfl'vinflm new I. Milne-Winn". raw
Special Sale,
TO- IGHT
. Kirk’s Old Crow Ry
'Finch'a Golden W
$1.00 Size Creme De Menthe for
Special Old Reserve Scotch Whiskey, bot.
CanadinnClub Whiskey, We
Gordon Dry Gin, per bottle
'skeyibot. g1.
gRye(FullQuart)...... 1.
g. as.-
ooolo-o a no
A. DICKERMAN 8?. SON
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. PHONE 446
DDDD‘DDDD DDDDDODD
‘ REGIONALBANK.
Federal Reserve 536312111
IT HAS BEEN FOUND
11.
111.3%} J. flew
the law- craggy o
money‘at a little, £9034
need monéy‘thef
and ii 13 the husimilss 031%
mm.
accommodate its customary.
Tit-g Feclieral Resetjie; Banlgé
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ow NATIONAL 31111.
aé/rWMconnacnwt/hgmfl: Z
'. tetra Dying 8t Cleaning Co.
‘F‘ormorl as Bridgopo 1“! Wm Dyeing ll Meaning CO.
. dllk pros-damning. Illnkats' and m. Curtains Cleaned.
H. LYNQE. Prop. ~. —-BRIDGEPORE'.I.‘-
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