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JOSEPH DAVIS
“SW4 MOTON.5TREE1
NORWALK
raw FALL GOODS '
ARRIVING . '
Neckwear
Eats
Knitted Vests
Knitted Coats
5 Ill-ls. Elizabeth Holt. who has been
mending several weeks with friends
_- in New Canaan, is making her resi-
‘ 6mm In Nor-walk, having accepted :1
abortion in the Wadsworth Sanitar-
his.
-—For real painlen extraction go
to Dr. Del“. 47 South Main street.
i'oO.l nu
quV‘li‘J‘l
The law firms of Ligh'; & Light
and Dunbar & Quinlan of Norwalk.
SM members of which have numerous
acquaintances in this city. have been
merged under the name of Light,
’ilunbar’& Quinllln.~—-Danbllry News.
4mm! opening. V. I”. W. Carni-
‘..‘. Roodner lot. tonight.
The Women's Republican club or
.. w Canaan wil lilold a l'all);,0f the
Republican voters of the TWenty-
:‘Hxlh Senatorial district in the Town
Hall. Thursday. August 24, at 8:15.
(i). S. T.). Representatives from
W’ilton, Damien and Norwalk will be
there.
——-Lo.rge size pea coal. Harris &
Bans. 'Tel. 721.
Starting on Monday and continuing
until Friday of m-xt wce_k, there will
he a number of the new life boats
m'rrilar to those sold at \Vilson Point,
placed on sale at the Point. The sale
will be held from 0 until 5 every day
a! the Point. Each boat will be
equipped with oars and masts and nre‘r“
mpecl.
—-—Cool. fresh mined, screened autm
statically. Harris 8: Gone Co. Tel.
721.
Tomorrow might be termed “clam-
Tl-ako day" for Norwulk, inasmuch as
“iv-re will be three different bakes for
lira] people. The McMilllen Yacht
r'Zn‘n will hold a bake on Sheffield
slam}; Monkcr Grotto will hold 2t
rake and outing in W’llton on lire-m
T’it-ld; while "mas and Cockcnoc
Tribes of Red Men arcrto go to “fest;
p011 uhd i‘hcrc hold their second nu-
ma] field day and bake. A delegation
of Elks will attend the bake of Dan-
krury Lodge on the Fair Grounds.
.—
—Admission and dancing free. V.
F. W'. Carnival tonight. Roodner lnt.
“EVERY DAY
BARGAIN DAY”
Buy your Toilet Artld‘es, Patent
medicines, Rubber Goods, Gduzes,
Bandages, and everything in the drug
Pine here and save money three hun-
dred and sixty-five days in the year.
s
S'l‘ILLSON-POWELL‘ ‘
CORP.
South Norwalk.
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voilosflool
Jun-mu
mmnteed to be first class in every;
Craw, doing business under the name
of the William N. 44w Mann!" \‘r-
ing Company
alleging an unpaid bill of $1,269.68.
The case is returnable to the Septem-
Pber term of the Superior Court,
A Beoufiiulmayof
sum: puss noon: W6 39-“ 3M 4110“!"
Gummy at ' . not of no.
TAN CHECK, SHIRTS
E. K. BANKS With Collario Match
DRY Goons STORE
_ Undel- Mshoekemo Hotel
@647 West Washington Street
$35-008mm $18.85
$45.0()Su'its....... $22.85
L
'"‘ Miss Amelia Beers, the well-known
clurivoyant, has moved to 39 Wood-
ward avenue. '
.4
Linen Knickers . . . . $6.90
The price of milk goes up in New
Canaan It has been raised one cent
a quart beginning August 15.
GolfHose.......
4..
”Latest display of novelties. ,‘V. F.
W. Carnival, ltoodner lot, tonight.
-—.———-—-'- .
The usual monthly meeting of the
Norwalk Iron Works company was
held last evening. .
On September lot the painters of
New Canaan will work on an increas-
ed wage—«hat of 87. 20 per day for
eight hours.
A complaint we: made to‘the police.o
about unsanitary conditions at ‘ 5
Woodward avenue last night.
.4311, your vtetrolo at Donnelly’s
on my weekly meats. Store opal
availing! until 8 9.131.
John A. Hamilton, of Flax Hill
Road, is confined to his home with an
attack or la'grippe.
Adam Patterson or Saugatulk is
driving a new Overland tour roadster
which he purchased from McHugh
Bros. ideal agents.
A. fight took place in front of Aus-
tin's garage, yesterday, when a call
was sent in for the police.
had finished when the oflicer arrived.
Albert Pohiman, of South Norwalk,
has purchased a “490" Chevrolet
Sedan from the local agent, W. B. .
Frank Taylor, arrested yesterday
‘L:
' rmany .98an.
Hammer of Flax Hill road have ze~ .
' {rip mime a very quiet
'«Roodner has a‘rund of incidents that.
The “aubuwul extend congratulations
3.33.1033 Italian and Mrs. Keogh
re a pa.
3811‘ film Miss Catherine Honneck-
’er of Bridgeport, at 1rlielr some in
Marvin Beach. 1Merl-law’s orchestra
cious supper was serve dand a Very.
pleasant evening enjoyed. Those in
attendance were‘ Eugenie McMahon,
Peggy Gaston: ,Marion Russell, Marga, ‘ '
Lret Scuily Gladys Lobb, Catherine,
dér. Lowellyn Knapp, Edwin Steph—
ens. Lawrence Crosby and William
Ward.
, After a. several months ’trip in Eur:
8pc, during which tiine they visited
«relatives whom they had not seen in
MI. and Mrs.-
fumedibi‘thel flipme here arriving on
‘Thursdny evening. They reported their
one. Mr.
lie noted during his trip, and those
dun persuade him to do so will
in em’selves in fill an inteztsling
- liner, can he Depart-untied to talk.
M189 Jocephine Rummler, daughter»
or Mr. and Mrs: Alexander J. Rumm-
who will sponddseyeral weeks in Eur-
ope Miss Rummler will be united in
marriage on September 5th to George
Chapman Hot or Middleborough,
England, and plans to make her home
in"that country. , Many local friends
to the
young couple.
mun—-
Elbridge Jen’nlne's of south Wilton
cells
for intoxication, yas fined 87 and c
He
Austin, of Austin’s Garage.
this morni’ng. a total of $20. 75.
l—mm line at Auto
uron Kenn.
Account-loo
man Frank V. Raymond following'
many complaints.
Louis Radack, of South Norwalk,
his purchased a "490'" Chevrolet.
Light Delivery, from the local agent,
“7. R. Austin, of Austin's Garage.
Boys have been keeping the police
department in the Second district
iquite busy. Day street, Soundjmw
, ,Terrace and Woodward‘and West ave~
A motion picture company was one residents all filed complaints
scheduled to take pictures at Calf about the actions of boys yesterday.
Pasture Beach, yesterday afternoon.|y
today and tomorrow, filming some
water scenes.
. Patrolman Sammie investigated a.
icomplaint from residents 0! Osborne
avenue last evening about the loud
language used by :1 Cottage street ree-
lident and the screams of his wife.
-whom it was alleged was being beat-
‘William Gaywood has resigned his en by her husband
position as rural and shore reporter
he Evening Sentinel Mid ‘3 SW 1 Regular business was disposed of at
ceeded by Charles R. Mitchell of Flax a meeting Of Cockenoe Tribe, N0. 32
Hill road. . ‘1 o. n. V1,, held last night. A large
number of the members are to at-
Hafl‘is 5 . tend the Clambake to be held in West-
Yport tomorrbw by Cockenoe and Un-
, cos Tribes.
Lady McLachlnn Lodge, .No. 82,’ .
Daughters of Scotlll. tonight will (3819-! George P. Ells while driv
brate the lodge‘s fourth anniversary tomobiie on ‘
by giVing' a dance in Red 1\len' 3 Hall,
Main street. Mrs. Elizabeth W
is in charge of the affair.
—-Free prize. V. F. W. Carnival,
tonight. Roodner lot.
-—-I.arge size pea coal.
Gans, Tel. 721.
ing an au-
Silvermine avenuv'é's-
terdzly afternoon collided with an au-
orthy I tomohile owned by. Charles A. Hand-
icy of Lindent stlgel. Koroton. accord-
ing to a report made to the polic‘e by
lthe former. Mr. Ells was procebdirlg
"_"_" ' “est “won SilV'ermine anen 9. and thé
01d Well Commandery. No 956 will Handley car shot of! a pgivate road.
give an ice cream festival and dance. gThE machine owned bv Handley had
next Tuesday evening. in P. 0. S. of th
I 9 right front wheel broken oft. Ell' s
A Hall 42 Franklin street. There car was not damaged
will be dancing from 9 to 11 p. m.. to
music by \Velinitz's orchestra.
——Straw hats. O'Bi‘ien's.
a
Louis Janett. banjo Apiayer ~ of
DiVito's orchestra. has receix ed a new
song whistle, which is being used in
the dance numbers with much effect.
Fourteen members of Douglas Fow- O.“ September 6”“ DiYito s arches.
lcr Post. Women 8 Relief Corps No tra is to go to the Palace Theatre New
15' met last night at W R C Hall. '-York city. where it will be giVen a try
After business was transacted a social out which if successful will mean an
mm was enjoyed by all until :1 mm extensixe booking on the Keith
hour. Vaudeville circuit. New York booking
lagents who haw been at the Palm
Storage Batterieo recharged i‘have heard the orchestra and have
aron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ava. lbeen anxious to have them came to
ithe city to ”show their stuff“ and the
friends of the boys are wishing them
every bit of success.
——Stmws and Panamas cleaned atu
O’Briens.
The C. S. Trowbridge Company, pa-
per box manufacturers of this city.
has started suit against Homer E.
was arrested on Day street by Patrol-i
hag been entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
Selby or New York city: Mr. and Mrs.
Fred .Smith of Norwalk and New
York and Mrs. Seymour of New Mil-
'.ford The guests have had a. very
delightful timer enjoying auto trips in
and out of Connecticut and New York
States, as well as being entertained at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith
lat Nor-walk. and Mr. Jennings and
daughter at South Wilton.
Mrs. Aaron‘ 0. Coburn received a.
cablegram yesterday from her hus-
band; the Rev. A. C. Coburn, rector
of St. James’ Episcopal church. dated
at Paris, saying-that Mr. Coburn and‘
Horde L. Slim, Jr., were thor-
oughlyoenjoyihx'their tour of Europe:
The travelers are expected to sail
from Cherbourg‘ for home about the
middle of next week—Danbury News.
Patrolman Jarvis Murray this
morning started a two weeks' vacation
from 'his duties' with the Norwalk Po-
lic= Department. Mr. Murray will
spend a considerable portion of his
vacation in LongBranch, N. J.
-, Miss Marion Hamilton, of Flax Hill
Road, who , has been spending a.
month in thefWest. visiting Yelow-
stone National Park. Pike 5 Peak, and
other points of interest, has returned
to her home.
rty last evening in hone: or. '
furnished music for dancing A deli- v
gonnecker, Franli Abbott, Frank Ian-1‘ =
Samuel ~
ler o! 361 Flax Iiill road, sailed .for A A
Eunpe'on the steam-hip “Columbia" ‘
. ioday acoonIpanied b‘y hei- mother,
'3
You Cannot; :Duplioazte we».
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Suit "Values in Tom.
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of All
It’s Final Gloom
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$15
Values 1111') to $5.00
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.éi
, {5.11: no. insider-
’ “The House: or Koomhelmw’
"bu.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mc‘ci—‘ombie,
son William and milliliter Aim of
Putnam avenue, returned home yesu'
'terday, from a two thousand mile 'au- F
tomoblle trip through the West, visit»
in: relatives in Cleveland, Ohio, and
other places. They report a. one time.
Mr. and Min. Joseph Davis and
Mr and is Leo Mathias and Mr.
Thomas ‘8er Jr., left Nor-walk today
on an automobile tour of the New
England
two weeks ,
LeR'oy U. Jerman, bookkeeper of
the Norwalk Iron Works, has return-
ed after a two week's vacation spent
at Camp De‘vens, Mm.
Mrs. A. C. Coburn and children,
John. Eugenia and Helen, of Danbury,
are spending a few days with friends
at Bell Island.
Miss Erica Weingarnd. o! Nar‘fiuth,
Pennsylvania, is visiting her grand-
mother, Mrs. Rhodes.- ot Flax Hm
Road.
Edward Soderstronr has returned to
Norwaik after spending several days
Advertise in the Sentinel.
for damages of :1. 700
s _g___ . -.-,
n il::i|;:ll::il::li
"on I, on:
sonsausa
surpass YOU,‘
Public Utility Bonds
justify public confi once. The pub-
lic utility corporati ii: are not only
indispensible to the communities
they serve, but through their im-
~mouse consumption of supplies and
-mo.teris.ls,- also area potent factor
in the proaperity or many lines of
industry. We have attractimot—
ferings of these bonds and pre-
SAVE $4 A W_I§EK
1'. ion years you V will
ilrlz- over $2,500. HOW-J
{erred stock, paying 6% to 7%.
Maples & Goldschmidt
mono
Est. 1892—Phoneo: 15am 154, 720
86 Washington St. So. Norwaik
if you study and fit ‘
w-lf for a bigger job,
"it“ save two or three
. as fast and have a
l'v-rtune in ten years.
lb.
lip 3,.
' lain 3
H
I .
Huber, the higher
l get, the more cer-
l are to hold your
lib ill lines of unemplor
nil'HL
)
lul .ltllll'
bib)ili‘,§~ izlllk
~1RAvm1ms'
iWheti you fire traveling
“ md away frbmilom‘e it is not -
good policy to carry», loose .
triads. Better see this bank ‘
shout fiavelers’ checks. Theyf ,
are-{helium convwient.
in Boston. Mass. . _
W Ii
States. They will be goner
daughter. Harriett Davis, cf 4 Seymour
daughter, Harriett Davis, of 4 Seymour "
street, who have been spending the ’
week at Asbury Park, are expected
home tomorrow.
A group of several first district
young ladies are planning an automo—
bile trip to Niagara Falls over Labor
Pay-
rlmr am moor mm ‘
A person with inactive or slowed up
digestive organs suitors doubly from ‘
hot weather. Biillousness, headaches,
blurred vision, bad breath. coated
tongue are almost certain to be presv
undigested food in the stomach.
gestive organ- active and the system"
lit and line. purged or poisons. W. D.
Kennedy, Albany, N. Y" says: “Foley
Cathartic‘ Tablets are mild but efleo-
tive." Not habit.- forming. , Btillsony.
Powell Oorporaflom—Adv. ‘
on Sale Today
“Qogie Oogie‘Wa We”
“Deedle, Doodle“, Dum”
“Hot Lips”
“Send Back My Honeyman”
“My Rambler Rose”
“Dancing Fool”
s'roP m AND iii-Elm THEM ‘
H A MIL" ~ TON-
SHOP
or somebody , authorized.
Lof- the committee at the office of May.
ior Calvin L. Barton held last evening.
., 5 will be glad to discuss plans regarding
: the equipment and the Work to ‘3)6'
‘ glad to get the various expressions of
’ neutralize
" tice “to do about four or five times a
"weak
‘1le who have Eileen selling poi-
, sonous liquor at fabulous prices."
em: with a. man of heat-producing ,
Foley Cathartio Tablets keep the d!”- ,3
SIX NEW DANCE: HITS 3: -
_ s.
, committee All-i LOS ANGELES, (1;! 1. Aug. 19
mom Ndmes “‘11! Be Published Mrs. 1idsdalynne C. Obenchagn
‘ Soon. , dried on charge of murder of
Within a. short time the names of ton Kennedv her sweetheart, must
surscribers to the Call‘ Pasture Beach main in jail and face a third
Float and Equipment Rudd will be Superior Judge Shank has octane
published, together with the vtotal date as NoVernbcr 2.0
amount ‘of subscriptions to date.
This was decided upon at a meeting
. What Shall I Do . ’
About My sub?
‘Volf Weeky Market Letter '33)!
Tell You. Is Free. Write: '
H. & B. Wolf & Co '
1329 Walnut Street ’ ”
Philadelphia,
' 20 Broad St, New York _
Harrison N“ Vedder, who started the‘
movement and who is treasurer of the
committee, will be at the beach to-
marrow afternoon, at which time he
done at the beach, and will also be
opinion and the wishes of those who
The beach; 3
regards to the life saving
{lasts are to be held and prac-
l
V
“fit! the city ;of boot-
Donnelly s} f ,
“ 18 So. Kain 8M
a-
vase;
T0 DINE Wm,
so well, in fact. that you Will
‘ patronize us again and agam;
gesta visit-to this restaurant. f
ner. The spotless linen and 81m
glassware, the faultless cooking
service, the quality of the feed ~~
surely please you.
SAVOIA ‘ansrllmlrr’
54 South Main Street. ’
South Non-walk,
Ox
Red ~ Star
Detroit Vapor Oil Cook Stoves
This WeekCniy 1-2 OE - ,
Extra Special
100% Pure Silk Floss Mattresses—$30.00 Value
This Week Special
Baby Carriages
Lloyd’s Famous Carriages 20 Per Cent. 01f
bylyml can obtain aeoesgv
to 'your papers, or other
7‘ valuables stored in o'ile of ‘
the private Safes-yer Bones
in 0111' Strong Vaultf 4
B ‘ventegle of. tins money saving opportumty.
Offers Values Greater Th Ever Bet“
Again this great llofileefurnishing institution demonstrates.
g "that high grade quality furniture can be sold at the Io ,
prices. ’ , , 1 , {
When you stop to consider that our entire stock' is thrown
:‘ into this great sale at 15 to 30% discount from prices the}
‘ .‘were already the lowest, then you begin‘eo have some '
tion of the importance of this wonderful opportunity.
Comeassoonasposmblelfyouwouldwfihtotfiead-
Norwalk Chronicler