. liamsbridge, N. Y., on a brief vacationithey would be hauled into the court:
= gMiss Lane is the popular sales lady :1 they run slow. lint as soon as the}
. i . on Sunday.
5.4.5.1
nor WALK
Philip H. Fielding was in New York,
yesterday, on a business trip.
Charles Holmes. of Fort street, and
rlrving it. l'olley, have purchased Ford
automobilcS- Miss Lillian Wilson left Monday:
morning for the Catskill mountains.
where she will spend a month’s vaca-
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Mrs. Milton l-lewoud. of Rowan
street. has gone to'Orino, Maine, 101mm
spend r'l‘\‘t‘l'.ll weeks. '
Arthur item. of Osborn avenue, has
1" Company.
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if \Villiam Sec has returned to howl
' 'York, after .1 visit with his parents on
Gregory Boulevard.
Samuel J. Wright. of the Dot-ion"he bonds.
Faint colony. has moved to ltosedttle,
Farm, in Broad River.
Harry Taylor has moved from t‘en-.
tral avenue to South Norwnlk. believ-f
ing it'ywili he more convenient to hi
plaice of business. '
racation. the near luture.
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Mr. 1and Mrs. Joel t‘rOsson, of St.) Mrs. H‘. Weed of New Caution is. ._.—......
John street, have hecn entertaining spending a chk .Wltli Mr. and Ml‘s.. “Now that Justice Snead is trying to;
fir. and Mrs. William Palmer, or New Sands Selleck of the Heights. :eliminnte the speed munln in Darien."
"York. 3 Grand Juror W. 11. \‘t‘illtnott has said u Dorien citizen. "why doesn‘t tho,
»——--~~- been entertaining his daughter. Mrs. town assist him in his endeavor and
Fred ,Ft‘y has returned 10 his duties ii. Puck of Brooklyn, and her husband. give him some valutthlo aid?" He went;
in theJA. and jlfirstore on vim Znndt for; a few days
atreet, alter being in charge of illl
'Westport store. for a few weeks.
A grgat quantity of good vegetables
are earning in to the local m-tt'kets.
me Greens Farms dealer in one tiny
inst week picked six bushels of cucum-
hers. and disposed of a llil‘fitn itu‘nilc.‘
fin this place. !
Mr. Stoddard. of Hartford Video, is,
Differing from a littdly cut right ltund,i
“Cilia injury being sustained while he
'Vas out in his boat recently. lie has
unsigned his position with the Nor-
ffllk Tire and Rubber Company.
W”Several East. Not-walk members oil
the Sixth Company. {‘onst Artillery
Corps, who hailed to puss the physical
examinations at Fort Terry. have re-
Wed home. The men report that;
,‘lhere Was an apparent scarcity of
”rm at the encampment, and they do
“int-appear satisfied with the'iréat-
intent accorded them there.
‘William Ellron and tluughtcrr lava
,, Kingston. and Hyde. Park; They‘
e, returned to their home. on Rowani
et, after a few weeks sight-seeing;
tom-along the Hudson. Among the,
es they visited were Troy, Albuny,l
:sm oga Springs, Catskill, Poughkeep-i
,ve as their guest Miss Matilda Et-t |
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rim of Poughkeepsie.
:The district commissioners, Charles
I}. Kuhner, Harry 1. Bennett and
”flu-ederick Greenwood. have issued a'
l for a special, meeting of the elect-‘;
" f the Third Taxing District to be:
in the Marvin school on Fridav,’
3, August 7, at 8 o’clock. Thei l
. of ratifying and approving the
" dies and doings of the district
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disoflicers in the issue and sale :.f'
idiot? the district. and to au- .
:the commissioners to pay that
incurred in said issue will he: '
United States flag which for-t
‘ aved on- the pole in Keyse:
' is much missed by
t
the rcsi-'
‘, ldlers were stationed here
ecured a.pole from the Radelt
tor Company, and the flag floated
left,
my day. Alter the soldiers
‘ add the flag daily. but he has now,
H you to Spring street, South Nor-J
,lltgand no one appears to take an.
‘Jtere'stdn the flag or pole.
The. test car passed through ’liarieu “05" CI“”‘"‘“‘ ”- SCUM”. Frederick J-1
,oyer trucks of the Connecticut Co.. liigneyttnd it‘rnncis L. 11_ Gill. The ac}
in“! night, testing the rails, especially cepted men who claimed exemption,
1 Mrs. Charles Hanes of Noroton Eugene “’illmott and Patrick Dad-j
tunic-m5 is entertaining her grand. dona. The tour accepted who did not
ldztugitter, Miss Palmer. of x‘yack, x. r. apply for emnption were Harold nJ
The infant son
S‘ilam‘ltl Hoffman is ill ‘tore Burtomillo and Charles Cornelius
l ...—._.... -‘ Charity. Of the 4.50 then examined at‘
l Michael Frattttro of the Duricn slit.» Norwalk. last week. Darlen sui‘lllil‘d
Miss Ruth Jonson, of \vmrietu‘ir recovering from the effects.“ it 53’ 0f “'1qu H in all wcrc retracti-
Street, has just returned from liurt» WWW attack of blood DOiSOHiDS in his and 20 were DRSSM- Many Of the lat ~.‘
form where she enjoyed a two weekS' arm. He expects to resume work in ter tiled exemption claims. The other
3 Walter Devertll who was an em» scent: of m:.n;: a 3.1.. 2.0 : ‘1'.“ on." .. Darien .last- week, with mortgages
:pioye of Stewards Grocery Store. husithe reason that as E‘SM‘. 21;: ,I .vtorisu recorded of $100. The transfers wercz‘,
joined the aviation corps at Fort Sio- are 13:41 the town it?!" if ‘1‘: ‘ ’l‘ V” Biauncrsreuthct‘, Harritt E. 10 H- A' 3 STORES l” (N‘
cum, and is now on his way to Texasiwulk or Stulltl'ot'ti. who» they know Gibbs Gracie 5mm ‘ n
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Miss SUE” Lame and Miss Rosella)“ a mum’ll‘l'li (mm s "n lm“ Walton, W. 11., to E. A. Jat‘kfiGLIvj STERLING
t ‘ .
Bilotti left Monday morning for “‘ll-und that should ll’lt)‘ attempt to speed Springdule.
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__.____ [heed that Darit-n is not a speedway but “019 “Nd?! handicap {01‘ AUEUSi pl'ilt‘fil Re'rl eralors
Fourteen llarien ”1"“ ““1"? sum- an ordinary highway such as exists ill Th" match resulted in a tie hetWeen A“
moned to appear in Norwalk last Fri- 0er towns of this “Mn, and that \\'. Stark and P. N. Knapp. The scores.
day, in the third section of 50 front when the state laid the post roai A. W. Stark, 92, ll, 81; P. N. N. Knapp.
7 this district for examination under the through Darien mm. did not mm). my 95, 14, in; 1!. 5, Miller, 96. 13. 83; Dr.
I Owing to the. warm “.9th the Da— draft lttw. One. Albert, Sirectt, tailed public that it could he used as a race Bruce Weaver, 98, 14, 84; llr. .1. ii
‘ y _ .- ~ rien company of the Home Guards are toappear. 0f the 0th" 13' four were track.”
« taken a position utth the Burden Milk going to drill on Tuesday evenings rejected. and nine were accepted, five I
.'only during the mouth of August. ,ol‘ the latter tiling exemption claims. Thcre were two sales of property to" Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
,suub, 95. 10. 85.
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'. R. M. Smith's Novelty Store. strike Daricn they know ihttt there ' it A t F .
i ‘ . ._._.___ no one to trail then] along and iii‘l‘Pnl :: ...—._...-“ ‘— 4 "ans urnnure sa'e
I Miss Eoia Willis, sister of Mrs. H. V. them for speeding and they ihcl‘efort ,i i ‘ ‘ A 831 th t ' l . . .
Mr and Mrs George Doole ent r_fSnead of Noroton. sailed on the ltiogmake a regular ‘Shepshead Ilay' out Ji 1: ' l _ . The Stockeisvlnai‘ 32:: e andmonelY'savmg PFOPomuontoyou-
mined EdwardtSplan of South Norwaelk hawk 0f the Clyde line, Aug. 1' Shelmis town, The only remedy that I can :' mar-u- ‘ before and eveg i mgr; comp eta 't'han u ever 113:3 been
:will first go to Philadelphia. and fromtsee {or this trouble 1,. to add Mom... ,3 t A t sal try P 996 0 urmture mil be offered in this
lthere will visit her sister in Noroton. ,member to the police department and 1’ l W2 ugfigtmeeBaI'igegaagggéfoifigl ggypngnt to 40 Per cent-
_ . , John McCormack, the Irish tenor, ofgthe added policeman to be a motor- .... - i ‘
”2:11:11: 5:: 12:32::'Qgszaremitlifioroton,and Fritn Kreisley, the violin-‘cycle cop, who would be or more ...; Blackbfl‘rieg are no“. ripe. though anggfi STORAGE AND FREE DELIVERY EVERY"
Mitchell and son of New York. ' 1st, “.1” give a 30““ rental m the All‘lsistance '0 “5‘1“” Snead than all ill" there are few of them this D’Piil‘. - .
‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ' dttorlum Ill Ocean Grove, Saturdayttown people think. Put one of these —
Carl Adams, Gardner' Fouider ana‘night, Aug. 18. :rrlten on llllv rind} ariuilu‘e‘soon will find Mrs]. E. M. \K‘titt\e;nior; o: 3';th hark Couch Hammocks at August Sale PIICOS
, . .- a re resu t. . n i' . arlcn Wtsles 0 was tie. guest 0‘ . iss ic idl‘t ' .tu er .
33:1?“ Butter) spent Sunday In New Mrs. 1.. 0. Bruce of Greenwich, wirotareguard I}... m... of 1,... p90,,“ a. a, Commm..n, Maud 1..., “Wk $1: CoilihPHjlmmockS. $998
- ' ' " ‘1‘“! gm“ taken The FOHY TOP the 59418011. at well as those who are, of more carefm ————— ~— 18151816 in; """ k8 ' ’ '
First Selectman 'G. M. .V. Schlicting Watch Hill. R. 1.. is giVinS a series cl disposition when they drive their cars fohn Tiehout, j:'., of Brooklyn. .is $ A‘ugus‘flifrice ammoc .’I . $1395
and family are on an automobile trip ““1159 patties. IAIN“)?! h‘i'l' gWSlS NJIliey had better wake up before allylvisiting Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lyntrt $20 Couch Hammocks .
through the state present ““9 MISS 91ml“? JaCObS or more dreadful accidents occur n‘ of Tokeneke. . All at Price ’ $14 95
' ,ionngstown, 0: MISS. 011Ve Hart Of Darien. Justice Snead has lined sev- ——~—»~~—W~ COUCEHH clt Stands 3450'
Rev- mummmrmor of me DarlenAp-w \ork, Miss Clarissa Wiggins of em] motorists for speeding but his TIE AT WEE BURN. Value. August Price :....$345
Methodist church is enjoying a two ( lucago, Mrs. Harry \. Snead of Noro- fincs have been of no avail and as soon: f f _ ‘ .
y . ton, and Miss Lonise Snead oi Now-1,3,,- the new addition comes then ".51 Only five players returned cards in
months vacation.- " ton, ‘3'“; iassured that motorists will read and Saturday’s contest at Wee Burk—211113 . ., ., . . '
, At August Sale Prices
Every one fully guaranteed to
give satisfaction or your money
back.
__.,_ The. disqualified men were Patrick —» - www-
- T [19 Ban/r offlbfincll'l/e Jeri/ice
Iwerc liollin J. Thompson. Charles H j
W Thompson, llertnun U. Muderthur,
of Mr. and ms. Scribner, Roger S. Williams; Sttlva ‘
a legal receipt.
money.
GOVERNMENT.
~ ‘tcn did not appear. most of them hav-
~ ‘ing previously enlisted.
l
on. saying»: “This town has been the
PAY BY CHECK
If you settle all your bills by check there can
be no dispute regarding the payment of any
bill. as the cancelled check‘ returned to you is
We cordially invite your Checking Account‘
and assure‘you of complete safety for your
newsman? ran UNITED STA-ms
T ,THEPEOPLESIT
TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalk,Conn.
ALWAYS THE
SAME ‘
Every gallon ,of SOCONY '
is like every other gal-
lon, no matter whereyou
buy it.
In addition to purity and .
power, SOCONY brings
to the motorist the un-
changing uniformity so
necessary to perfect. com-
bustion. ' .
Norwalk.
Belwurd a; Buttery
l. l-lell'unt
C. K. llunter
F. E. Lockwood &
Co.
Paul Preusser
(Paddler)
= Reynolds Motor
1, Car Company
. A. E. Rowe (Ped-
dleri
’1‘. B. Wickwire
S. . Wilson
D. uclano
It pays to he particular
what goes into your
Get the besthOCQNY
MOtor Gasoline. The Red,
White and Blue SceCOi-ny'
Sign points the wayto‘, a!
reliable dealer. ' ' -
Standard-Oil Co. at Newton
‘ tntcuring Co.
Greene Farms, Ct.
" '1‘. J. Shaunnessey
NorotOn, Conn.
W. E. Ashton
Baur & Company
P. H. Spellman
Dar-ten, Conn.
E. T. Bates
Darien Garage
Starling- Motor
Company
Weapon, Conn.
Weatport Garage
Saugotuck. Conn.
R. S. Putney
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and theWorld’s Best Gasoline
7 l‘ Saugatuck Manuv .
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.- DEALERS WHO'SELL
3, ‘ SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE
South Not-walk»
W. R. Austin
S. L. Benedict
Hardware e‘; Auto
Supply Company
B. Hershilcld ' and
Son '
C. H. Hurlbutt
A. Modnc
E. F. O'Connor
uRiccio Brothers
Louis G. Rohichaud
Samuel Tovli'n
Vaast Brothers
‘ L. M. Wright
East: Norwalk
A. H. Hefner
W. C. Moe
Reddy & ‘Ayers
Motor Car Co.
Cranbury-Norwalk
A. B. Gregory
Silvermine-Norwaik
I. Reliant
Wilton, Conn.
Wm. Hartwig
R. W. Keeler
Wilton Garage
Rowayton, Conn.
Patrick Muilaney
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Samuel Mead
A. S. Mills .
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$12.00 Refrigerators, August Sale
Price ....... ....... $8.00
$15.00 Refrigerators, August Sale
Price .-.................$10.00
$18.00 Refrigerators, August Sale
Price.................. $12.00
$20.00 Refrigerators, August Sale
Price $13.45
$25.00 Refrigerators, August Sale ‘
Price ..................$16.67
BABY CRIBS, HIGH SIDES, AT AUGUST SALE PRICES‘
$9.00 WhiteEnamelCribwnm... ........ $6.00
$12.00 White Enamel Crib' ....... ............. $8.00
$15.00 White Enamel Crib ._. . . . . . . . . .. ............ $10.00
Walnut Beds at August Sale Prices
$4.50 Mattresses, August Price .......... . . .. ....... .. $3.50
$7.50 Purity Mattress, August Price $5.05
$10.00 Cotton Mattress, August Price .......... $8.00
$15100 Cotton Felt Mattress, August Price . . .. ..... .. $12.00.
SGREENDOORS, ALL SIZES $1.00
BUGS-IN ALL SIZES AT 20 PER.CENT OFF.
OrexRug,9x12 $6.95
GARDEN ‘SETI'EE, August Pfice........ ........... $1.50
DRESSERS
August Sale Price from $7.95 to $45.00
BEDROOM. SUITES
in Mahogany, Walnut and Old“ Gray
. $150.00 5300111 Suite, August Price $120.00
g $100.00. 5-silttomSuiie, AugustaPrice $80.00-
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In: Mahogany, Walnut-1 and?" Oak.
similt-rteeesute, . ‘. $80.00.;
"intro-irritate Suite, . . $50.00. _
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