I SeeiLal-ge' Adv. on ’Page .10.;i
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Maha‘ckemo" Hotel ’
$45.47 'wm Washington :m
.(conuned (ram firehigxe)‘. ~_
H
ing‘fire. whicirservires didn't come
city a. cent.
Councilman Mills said that there
was no question of the legality of the
claim. .as the Board 0: Estimate had
appropriated his salary this year. ’ *
'Councilman Clarence Brown said'A
TtO m 1!} th
-Fire
Sylvester Brotherton.
. r5: saombai’hay’ 7
. sort: HATS 3%?
$2.85
:7"
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‘Mme- Jeannette ls
values for Suburban Day.
Adv. in this issue.
Hook and Ladder company will
. Kiss L. Rose. of New Haven. is the
’ guest or Mr. and Mrs? Richard Gus-
‘ tarpon. of 11 Plait avenue.
~Large size pea coal. Harris &
Bans. Tel: 721.
Local friends are reeciving cards
,1rom'Rev. and Mrs, John J. Snavely.
"th are spending their vacation in
Verflont. .
--Buy your Victrola at Donnelly’s
I! Guy weekly payments. Store open
‘eveMugs until 8 p. m.
A bad hole in the roadway on Fifth
street, East Norwalk. was reported to
the police by the Connecticut com-
};my. and the Street Department was‘
~I‘flfled.
5—Coal, fresh mined. screened auto-
matically. Harris & Gans Co. Tel.
721.
Banner Council. 5. D. of_ I... will
hold a. weekly meeting tomorrow
evening, and plans will be mad» for
field day. which will he held at lioton
Point. Saturday of this week.
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-——Full line Accessories
Aaron Kuhn.
01 Auto
nddn‘ssc-d to The Sentinel
office, and signed “Audience." has
been received. but will not be used un—
1il The. Eve-nine. Sentinel has received
A letter
the name. and address of the writer.
as no nttention is paid to unsigned
communiculions. - '
—-8toraze Batteries recharged
Aaron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.
William Olsen was fined $17: and
costs, by Judge leorcv ll. Vosburgh
In the downtown 4301111. this morning.
on n Cllill‘,_"‘ ol' assault on Zolmll
Vadas nl thr- Lor-kwond Manufactur-
ing company on lost 'l‘lmrsvlny noon.
when Olsen stl‘urk \‘n-lns on llll' “05w,
'forehend. eye jmv. {lt'tr-r lie. (ll-
men had been soak-Jul with some dirty
water thrown from on upper window
(if the factory. (llsml. through his
attornuz .l. .l. Linvu‘rilmz took on
appeal, bonds in ins llxul nl‘ 3135. .
1111-!
~‘Th111‘51lrl3:
Lucky number
sets and
Park.
silver
at Ilozml Point
danm Two
lady's umbrella.
W
' “EVERY DAY
r . BARGAIN DAY”
Buy your Toilet Artiores. Patent
medicines, Rubber Goods, Gauzes,
Bandages, and exerythlng in the drug
line here and save money three hun-
dred and sixty- -five days in the year.
STILLSON-‘POWELL'
CORP.
South Norwalk.
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any. J. run a -i'i'f'lu/‘I
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. ulation grows at the rate? , .5
of nearlvt two million peo-
plea year. ‘
4‘; Wilton new savers eve;: ll
.ar. If vou deposit here, 3i
. cm the Tiventy Million».
- tors Campaign.
held at the quarters ,on
street next Monday evening.
______..
—~—Banne1
flour.
neally & Bracken's.
of August at Trinity Church was well
represented last Sunday at the 10:30
service. The Offertory solo, “Behold
the Master Passeth By" was beauti-
fully rendered by Miss Marion M.
Mottr'un.
O —.——-———-
——Prof. Thomas 1’. Norton of New
York will give a demonstration of the
new Victor Health Records at the A.
J. Collins Co.. Thursday and Friday.
August 10 and 11. from 1:3 to :2 and
4 to 6 o‘clock. 3e sure to see this
demonstration.
M. Socks 01‘ Bouton ‘street com-
plained to the police that every ti'me
he passes the store of‘Bennle Lepof—
sky. on Day street. the latter calls
him names. Patrolman John Toot—
llill investigated the complaint. which
was made yesterday afternoon.
—Thursda,v at Roton Point Park.
Lucky number dance. Two silver
sets and lady‘s umbrella.
——-For real painless extraction go
to Dr. Deltz. 47 South Main street.
A special nine-tins of the )chllllon
Yacht Club will 1w held this evening:
for the purpose of discussing the
l‘mnm'inl situnllon pertaining to lilo
former secretary. and plan for the
:mnnni clam bake. All members are
requested to lye present.
—Sale of women's shoes at Con-
neallv & Bracken's.
A Ford lit-livm'y car. driven by
and owned by the A. l-‘.
l.o(-l:rn;m .\‘- Co.. of \\’:l.<l1in§:lml street.
locked whorls on South Main straw-t
lu>t mening. with 1‘3. Ford delivery
var owned by the Sterling Furniture
Comimny and driven by John Hogan.
No damagi- was drnw.
Vietm' Cllnt'll,
you tried
'l‘lley nrv
———l‘-.’mnrlr ‘.ni{c-r:v.—~ Have
our glnurr or wear rookies?
line. ’l'ly our whole wheat and oatmeal
liOlll‘.
-——Sale of women's shoes at Con-
1eally & Bracke 11's
meeting: of UN" 'I‘riniiy
Guild was held
The regular
Musical and llrmmlh‘
last evening 111 the Parish Hall.
was: (moldy-«l at this meeting: topost-
pom- the Minstrel Show indefinitely.
.Al'lzzmwnlenls have been
hold up emortninmvnt and
Dance on the evening of August 31.
(llm-r minor items wyr»: dismissed al‘t-
or union the meeting was adjourned.
altering great
See the
—Thursday at. Roton Point Park.
The August meeting of the Old Will
e
Franklin
Bakery -——Have you tried
our ginge1 or sugar cookies? They are
fine. Try our w hole ‘wheat and oatmeal
——Sale of women's shoes at Con-
The' volunteer choir for the month;
It.
made to _
Costume
that the matter was .rbeforcsxhogeoun-
oil before and that lie b‘elnved that
there— would “herno :obje'etic'n ‘On the
part or any or the citizens towards
paying the bill, and ‘thabhei would be
only too. glad tonpass his- portion. -
The bill of Chief McGowan is for
1 Lucky number dance. Two silver the. Year 1918-19, £3125; 1919-270,
sets and lady’s umbrella. $125; 1920-21, 4150 andr- 1921-22,
. $150 together with the ' increase
granted firemen in 19203.
never received.
Corporation Counsel William F.
Tammany said that Chief McGowan
should go to court and have the mat-
ter Esettled so striata' judgment-vwould.
be rendered. ifihe' courts decided that
the‘bill was legal. and then the Board
of Estimate and Taxatmn would -be
forced- to appropriate :the money.
This court action would “flxihe re-
sponsibilitvof the non-payment .cn
. the previous administration. “There
—-Large size pea coal. Harris- & hav , , » .. ,‘p
Gans. .Tel. 721- . e been too many matters . -iong
ing‘ to lhe former adminiscrct‘on that
have been voluntarily taken over Ly
this administr-Itlnn," he. said. and,
made referen :e to the hospital bill as
one instance.
Count: man Taylor said that the
Board 0 Estimate has said that the
)ithad never been formally present.
ed to them by the Council. The vote
was then taken to present the matter
to the board with the request that the
money .be appropriated.
A number ofwotner matters came
before the. Council for action last
evening in the rollowi order, in
which they were disp sec] of:
The inlnutes of the June and Julv
regular meetings were read and ap-
proved. The minutes of th; execu-
tive meeting, at which .5. h- Haring was
held on the charms against former
Sergeant of Police .1. Han-v Gibson
«were not read last night. but The Sen-
tinel was informed that they would
be rend at the next regular meeting.
to be held in September.
A letter from J. S: J. Cash. 1110..
asking for more street lights on Chest—
nut street to Roll avenue. and the in-
stallation of a sewer system \\'.l'i read l
The matter of the, lights is a district
~——A ’dm‘uonsirntlon of the new Victor
Health records will be given by Prof.
Thomas I’. Norton of New York at
the A. J. Collins Co..
Friday. August 10 and 11. from 12 to
2'and 4 {56 o'clock. Do not miss this
demonstration.
NOTICE.
my bed and board. 1 M11 not be re
spousible for an} bills contracted by
her.
EUGEAN DEMARK.
"‘We. Are Dai 1y
studying lists of security holdings
mend chances that increase the
income, maintain the security,
and
' O .
holder. May We examine yours ‘2’
. :MaplesfaGoldschmidt"
INVESTMENT BROKERS
Phones: 153, 154, 720
'85 Washington St.
Established 1892.
Thursday and .
My wife. Annie Denim-k having left '
“'iiton Ave., Norwalk. ‘
for our customers, and in nearly _
every instance are able to recom- .
give a cash profit to the!
So. N orwalk
Avrick’s for a Pair of Barry Shoes or fix-
ford-s at a Very Low .V‘Price
'FOR SUBURBAN DAY
Councilman Mills reports on
Dobson & Billiard or New York
agreed “)7:de detailedéplans
specifications for the work. for
sum‘d $600.1‘he: reportms reeci’vg
,ed. .x
. Mayor Barton made a report for - .
:‘WIASCh he the bridge committee sayings that! an
,engineer had been'engaged to design 7
the‘bulkhead wall‘i‘or’the 200 foot ,
ier to be erected south of the Wash:
that
work was going on steadily on the . »
ngton street draWbridge, and
matter.
of pay for the firemen and the chief.
for this purpose. He made a. motion.
the bonus be dropped
A layout of the property on Aiken
street known .aSIWest Rocks Manor.
man C. Jackson ‘lt‘te..commmce.on
streets. whosaid that. "'he
should remake his plans so as to make.
‘Center street a straight street, instead
of a sagged one, 1* it would be a
menace.
It was voted to reject all bids re—
eeived for Red -Miil- bridge and to re-
adverttse these bids. ‘hore were ‘hree
received altogether. one being ex-
Ltremelv high ,one for the constluctlon'
{of the brid ‘3 alone. and 11‘“? third for
the eonstr (ion of bull! the bridge
and the op roaches. win was V01 walk
cannot construct the {llllriOflt‘h on the
Darien side.
The. petition of the East Norwalk
Yacht club bovine Bras. and some
mty- other residents of East Nor-walk
gushing that the channel theirs be dug:
out so as it would be passable nl alli
times, was refined back to the poll—
lioners. as it is :. malty;- on whirl; the
city can do 1101 l n7: it luing‘ n Gm-
It was: ndfised that
m umeut ni‘fail.
f
I
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
of the new fire ,. ppm-stirs fer the city;
“Councilmen Tamar and '31-on
Charles Dimond. Ellis Howard and
Chief
the
matter OLWall street; widening say-5118'
that Richard Barry of the firm 01:
died
lid
the
Councilman'vThomas James report- k
ed that on the, petition‘or the increase
Ithat there were no funds available
which.was adopted, however. that the
money paid the chief as a bonus. be _ 1
added to his regular salary and that
«was submitted and approved by; the.
Councilpover' the protest of Council-
engineer
. l tended.
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snow. nmm
uoons‘snnrslaumsm I
the petitioners get in touch with Con~
gressman Schuyler Merritt about the
matter.
l The meeting then adjourned subject
its the call of the Mayor. The Calf
,‘Pasture Beach proposition which was
\discussed at length, is touched upon
elsewhere in today‘s issue. .
IVE .U'ER AXD‘ BY. AN BOX.
Closing of the Iinights of Columbus
' Carnival
A boxing exhibition between Bud
\Vcaler andfl’l’illie Ryan featured the
(losing: of the annual carnival of the
Catholic I‘nion Council, No.16, K. of
‘(. . at its grounds in west avenue last
snighl Tlie‘curnlval was largely at-
v
; The boxing eihibition provged a big
gnirmrl‘ ..on both men proxing them—
;selves to be in the pink of condition.
“illiam J. Lyons acted as referee 01‘
the bout.
Ryan is to meet Mike Carrier at
.Ashury I’ark..N. .L. in a twelve round
bout tomorrow night and \Veater is
scl’ifiiuled for a mill in Stamford ,in
lhe near future.
The drawings for the 32,0110 in
prizes will be held tonight “ithin the
K. of C. clubhouse.
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Take
insau’ty to the complexion,
«gestion and assimilation o
meeessary to ensure perfect
.reliev'mgsflmen of
powers -— such
fit! 8.8 b1 Hons
sick headaches
Std countless thousands
manyyeam past. They are
gentle 111 action and positiv
sellout results. ‘
e
' givesrthe only true and
f
health Ff;
Beecham’s Pills have promin 233:7},
of“ w
900“ m’enient,
Perfect
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enoes
“UT wort};
Omen for
In their ex
hush
me.
tie books
tainly usem
Cortland, N. .J—“I took LydiaE. St. Louis
Piskhsm’ 3 Vegetable Command What L3d1'a ’
muse I was Week and wanted to be- Compound
. come strong‘and have a child. My
and read about itin the ‘Cortland
Stundiird’ and thought it might help
It certainiydid for I now have
a lovely boyfifmen months old who
weighs forty
Lydia E. Pink
' pound to my friends an you can cer-
testimonial' 1n your lit-
an
\it might. help to make some other
childless home happy bv the presence
, of little ones. as it has done mine.
Mrs CLAUDE P. CANF‘IELD, 10 Salis-
bury SL, Cortland, N. Y.
Married Three Years
Broo‘dvn, N. Y. -—“I am certainly
verv thankful to you for your \ ege-
table Compound. Iwasmarried three
ears and did not have a child.
usband had often heard of Lydia E.
i’inkham' 5 Vegetable Compound and
he made me take it and I became the
. mother of the healthiest little boy'I
know. W'hen my friends tell me their
bad feeiin
‘Take the
the
egetabie Compound.’
am willing for you to use these facts
ands.
,‘Presenoeofhtflea Great Blessing
Four Inter§ting Le.iers
ago. I was 11
took Lvd1a l‘ 1
Compound (2
sixteen yea
a sweet lithe;
lovely childrt
the little girl 5
.
I recommend
am’s Ve etable Gom-
wept many a 6:
woman with a ('
old when m} 2‘;
recommend I 3.
etabie Compound .
is ailing with f.-
the newspapers.as
St. Louis, Mo.
Was Weak an
St. Louis V»:
Lydia E
pound when l \
was troubled u.
and iatei'v.'h1-n l
My
said Iwas weal—t
could not hz‘Ne
got along line :.
girls. So you in
Compound in 1’3
first thing I say is.
I
longed for chi lira}.
Mrs. J. N.ir31.xxr.-_ 1:
it to makn nae .'-‘ ,.
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asatesu‘monial.” «MrsAN-Tomarrs Woman and do n;
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an, N 'Y- “r. DCdlel‘ St. 91, i .110. g
Miss M‘arr B Hartshorn, of 24 Tay-
lor avenue, is ( njoying a. month’s
vn— '-
, 3ntion with {riends at “test Goshen,
v
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Mrs. Jane Molimm. of New
of her son. J- Herbert
3'! iiisi \i t: St l‘t‘tln
Mot‘tram, of
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SUBUERBAN ”DAY
SPECIAL
mums? sauce
Values Up to sane—At
$l:00
ShoetoSre .
:31:_go .Main St. SofiNorwalk
Save 'You’r
. 30113338?
'-When “you don’t Fused
them so you withave -
them when you do . ‘
‘9, mi .
. ‘ York.
0.113;. is spending a month at the home
YourrBanker should be able to render
. you invaluable assistance.
\ Maybe this is theBank
Where you belong
{HE Cl’l‘Y
A 1:1on BANK
"South Norwalk, Conn.
That iS- the Wkoiepkilo- :92;
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869113; of Thrift.
illt'is 'aassim‘ple ash is '
.Sound arrdScusibl‘e. * J
‘ “Opemyon ammw
prices.
Again this; great home-fur
fiflmxt high grade quality; farm lure can be so 1; . .
rt ’Wisdon‘:
To .attempt to solve all of y‘ill‘
Financial Problems yourself? 1'
ishin, 0 institutl
‘ _. . Wken you stop to consider that our out iri * '
may this great sale at 15 to 30$é» ‘
were already the lowest, then you begin to h. n 1* ~
» ftion Of the importance of this wonderful opp 3?
i'
L
discount
.Come assoon aspossiblc ifyou lvould \\i> h
, vantage of3 this money~saring-opportunzty.
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Norwalk Chronicler