'h’t You Love
[limitation Flowers?
' Ion DO NOT. You may say
’-‘q0lll What a clever immi-
m" ——but no inspiration is
“cued in your soul. 0f
not.
”NEW EDISON
‘Th Phonograph with I Soul"
‘18 marvelous phonograph
i- unlike the kind that “im
flee music" —as real, no-
1.. grown flowers are from'
1h immitation paper variety
you purchase at the milliners.
Music To Be Pelt
lust Re Real
”IE—LISTEN TO THE
NEW EDISON
Aired FoxPianoCo.
‘ in. Main St, So. Norwalk
a. Congregational church
4' ,
L C Smith—'— Under-
wood Remington, all
otllel makes sold,
rented and repaired.
' Rentals $5 pel month .
Machines sold at $10
per month.
PLUMMER,
qI'VPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
4. ~rfleld Ave, Bridgeport, Conn.
“5
“VENDIOOLD
arr-Inns
nutereCoulesTrae
. EHBAXTEBDI-anul
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
. Mice, 1103: House, 69’
. ,> U WASHINGTON 81'.
n RED MEN'S BUILDINR
fink
MALI -— NEW YORK
- TRANSPORTATION
‘nutscturer A Specialty
' m P. HEALY a SONS
3 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 1540. ,
A Isl-gain Every Day At the.
.m Outlet Store
1‘ WASHINGTON 81‘.
a “'s bargain in our house-
I: “lung and bargain Base
, ..
- galvanised wash boilers,
.ur'entasitleatpveeent.
“Except for a brief space after the landan 0"
“bullion-WWW ....-
M
m. on. m need at he'll M In '0'
Sum mwmmm“m.unlotheflthln
”Hermione-near Myth-nitwiilbeine
year or m We. a.“ they hate loci to muddle along for a time
a "my a". me beca lIbel' la demandl
Prices Ire llll 9° ”0 malnta “.0 “I .3
eight hour mam. higher wages, which will mean reduced produc-
tion and substantially increased costs. .Oun'e review at April 8nd says
“it Is now recognized that any material weakening In quotations“
unlikely until production overtakes consumption. and there Is little
in sight at present to encourage expectations.
if you are compelled to rents homefwthenentflumat
the moat .neervatlve estimate, you will undoubtedly Me to pay at
least an average oft‘lli month nlerethan you have been paying.
With a probable Increase In transportation charges of N per «1:,
Is there anyone who can flow convincingly how llunber prices,a
the end or five years can possibly deem eulilclently to equal the
additional rant which you will pay during that period.
lily nW-O'nyourewaheme. comeandaeeue. Letme
you with sanctions and in the selection or materiel.
I'
RRlS C95 The Hatch s Bailey Co.
80m NORWALI. 0013.
Victor Wesely
(formerly ~With Vesst Bros.)
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work.
Weldins’ of All Kinds of Metals.
13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk, Near South lain St.
'KIOF c:c" ' i
'. NETI‘ED‘O' DI: $2,500
(Seaman's-Mme.)
... vsryma mutant-O5» It Is under-
the treasurers! the carnival
committee tuned are a check of
about twenty-five hundred dollars,
.which probably will go to the building
fund.
Three applications for membership
.were read. The elation of chars son
the ensuing year brought out a good
attendance. . .
Folld'ilng an established practice in
the local council. that no grand knight
should serve more than two terms.
John W. Sculley retired from that
once. During Grand Knight Sculley's
terms or service, the council has made
remarkabe progress and the member-
ship has had a healthy growth, now
numbering two hundred and thirty
members.
Edward J. Splan the deputy grand
knight, and for many years an ofllcer
of the council was unanimously elec-
ted as grand knight. His associates
,will be:
Deputy Grand Knight—William Re-
gen.
Financial E.
Williams.
Treasurer—John McGinn.
Recorder—John T. Scullev
of $1.00 pair.
Secretary—Charles
FALL FOOTWEAR
WOMEN— ' ' “'"F' f"
Brome Oxfords—heavily rforated Wins
tips. broad heels. $525 2.
Enzlish tS—brown ca . 8 inch boots. Cu~
ban heels. Wing tips or straight tips. $10.
Black Oxfords—millta heel. medium vamp
MEN Of soft velour cal .. ,
Brozues—a real broque Of grain leather.
helavisxlrznerforated and a full double
so e
ts—dress shoes of maho any calf narrow
lléegilém or full toes. £8 to $15. Plenty
a
CONNEALLY e BRACKEN
South Norwalk
SHOP BEFORE SIX
Dressy Fall Footwear
FOR YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN
Whether you dress for eil'ect or comfort you ’11 find
both in our many new models for Fall. 2'
The quality and price will please you. Q“:
WE CLOSE EVERY DAY AT SIX
ELWOOD 69° GLOVER
122 WASHINGTON ST.
Think of It!
'Walk- Overs
Right Here In
' Norwalk
yar’s Shoe Store
I7 WALL 8T.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
—at the—
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
GRANULATED SUGAR 1b.. .. . . . 161/2c
THE FINEST GBEAMEBY BUTTER, lb., . . ...... 63c
PURELARDMIb . ..... 24c
SMOKED SHOULBEBS, lb., .. . ..aec
EXTRA PINE SALT PORK, lb, .. . ..... 28c
JONES’ FLOUR, per bag, For Saturday Only, 51.92
N. Y. BLENncorrEE, Tryalb, reducedtolb... .....330
GABOLENE EVAPORATEDIIILK, can ;....12c
‘ PANGYPOTATOES, pk, .... ..’.4Bc
YUBAN corrEE, reduced to 1b., ................ 45c
OAMPBELL'S PORK AND BEANS, reduced to, can. “12c
OAMPBELL‘S soars, cut to, can ...... .11c
PUBE CIDER VINEGAR,gsl., .. . .....GOc
PURE NEW ORLEANS NIOLASSES, gel, .. .$1.30
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street East Norwalk
\
Auto Painting Co. '
Scientific — Reliable
DARIEN, CT.
.2 Opposite Depot
j.:"AN8 II SOLTES, Prop.
'VST”
Wists;
JOSEPH ROSBNFIELDW
HousdurnkhinganardwareandAutoluppliea
newsstand-ones. nihilism 3mm!
.. ..fi,..w.4‘..._ . v
‘7: .E,.,... , I
Chancellor—Thomas J. Malone.
Advocate—John McKnight.
Warden—Timothy J. Hennessy.
Inside Guard—William Redway.
Outside Guards—James Sutton and
Daniel Warren
.-
lTristran £9” Hyatt
-~Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—
Visit Our Hosiery and Underwear Department
GORDON SILK HOSE—A special lot in black or brown.
GORDON FIBRE SILK STOCKINGS—Black. white. brown. my or blue. Resu-
lar 82.00 value. special at $1.50
MEN’S BLACK HOSE—The best value in the city.25c.
MEN’S FIBRE SILK HOSE. 79c
GIRIS’ BLACK on CORDOVAN SToc KINGS. 3512-491:
BOYS’ SCHOOL STOCKINGS. Black only. 49c.
INFANT’S WHITE STOCKINGS. 25c.
At the bargain prise
am i
, 1w;
9. Irwin:
" . E I. .7"’
.
. 'ti
- w r viii; jam
Trustee—John Mshon
The grand knight announced that
Rev. R. J. Carroll would be the chap-
lain, and Thomas McMahon the lectur-
er.
A commiite was appointed to secure
new members. The state council
membership committee has fixed
seventy- the as the quota tor South
Norwalll council. A plan Mil be an.
nounced at the next meeting.
many
taining “homes" has
fifty dollars.
BELFAST. Ireland, Sept. 22.-—A uni-
How Glasses Preserve one record Of centenarlan brothers
, has just been broken by the death of
One S Youthful John Mullen, aged 108, who lived with
his brother Henry,
eydsle. near Dungannon.
Appearance
The
local Knights are seriously consider—
ing the advisability of increasing the
membership fee as has been done by
councils recently, the amount
:1 many cities where they are main-
been fixed at
twenty-five and in several places at
aged 103, It Don-
—-Try a classified advertisement in
the Sentinel for the best results.
d reas.
NEW YORK.
thousand traveling salesmen
Eastern cities planned to leave here
late today on a special train for Mar-
ion. 0.. to join the pilgrimage of the
Harding-Coolidge
League. to be addressed tomorrow by
Senator “’nrnen G. Harding.
timated 10,000 knights of the
tram every
AGE.
Sept.
Traveling
State will hear
M
HARDING-(mum I‘J I’lllim M-
24.—Tllme
from
M o n's
It in PS-
grip
the ad-
_—-e=--—_-_-_=3____ -...-.
Isoften urged that
Elam will make the
wearer look old, but as
a matter of fact, w
glasses is one of the best
Week
This is because prolong ‘
ed eyeetrain causes wrin Granulated Sugar. 13-.
kles and “crow 3 feet" to
“Plies! prematurely and
gives the countenance a
strained, tired, drawn,
cross look which is far
more to be avoided from
‘ Pill-lit of View of up.
peerance, than from any
real or fancied disfigure
A. STULL
Specials for the
. . . 17c
Best Family Flour. bag. .31-90
Fancy Mixed Tea, try a Ibo 35°
Yuban Codes, reduced to 480
I. 8 3. AUTO EXCHANGE.
’IORWALROOIR.
Listyourcarwithus. Wewill
senator-you. nyouwanta
ardanymakeseeus.
Tel. 8584, 42 Orchard St.
TdflmchestnlnnillAve.
Bldg., Norwalk and DYER
56 North Main St. R
run HARDWARE S
AUTO SUPPLY co.
fl'atsrl.
Perfection Oil Heaters
duly an occasional tire is needed.
Ideal for bathrooms, nursuries, dining rooms,
rooms and emcee.
RAYMOND 8s SON
Well a Hit!) sn.
"m- BOUTH NORWALI’I “ADI!“
CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
set fittings our specialty.
, R, , , deRSBTS
“ Mag-gas) 1H Cleaned and Repaired
Cheaper, better and in every way more satisfsdory when
living
SEVERAL MODELS READY FOR PRO”! DELIVERY
Norwalh
. Mme. Jeannette ,2”
2“,.» Our. Corset
.. f Department-
ii“{ is a place of personal service where you
receive expert advice concerning the type
'0! corset required rel-your figure, as well i
as the most satisfactory attentiOn. Cer-
ment caused b M, m
275.? m:_ we: 24 Cottage Street W.“ “...... ""
t e selection of mountings m m
an... ......a Si: , .. %
°‘ ”m" SMITH G. H. Hedenbers. Pros.
Richard L. GOOL V
Commercial CLEANSER Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
Allkindsoi SeaFood
Steaks, Chops and
Chicken
A La Carte
I H.Krieger&Co.
0m TO
m, woman. BOYS AND
GBLS
We Trust the Trustworthy.
Shop here to your hearts con-
test. Our puma charge ac-
count accommodation will do
the not.
I
32nd Year-
MERRILL
Business College
Commercial and
Stenein'aphic Studies
Send for Booklet
Enter Any Time
DAY AND NIGHT i
SESSION NOW OPEN ,.
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JOHNSON -
HONR WHEEL
The lightest and most economi-
calmotortransportetlon lathe
world. '0‘
160 miles on one gallonoix
(m- V
Displayedandiersalrat
A. W. HODGE
m0 HALL BLOCK
“mum
mm :anueeneellent
magma-alums. chasm
Hmwaatteewamitweaflbewlsetecsm;
IN THE ORDINARY
BUTCHER STONE
you may once in a while pick
up a prise—the cut of meat that
is just right, at the right price;
but in our shop, which Is out of
the ordinary, you invariably get,
inst the out and kind of mail
you like at the price you want
to pay. Every sale with us is a
prise sale. _
cnannoclcs‘ NAHKET
norm MAIN crass-r
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