ransom: PIANO GIVEN AWAY Get a Piano Certificate with ,' every purchase. It will cost you nothing. , F. A. LANE Confectionery and Pastry 51 Washington Street. EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE ' CALLS Dale—News Department ”ca—Business Department 14 -Broneh Office, Norwalk 090 —Editor‘o Residence 7205—61” Editor's Residence WEATHER FORECAST. Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and slightly warmer tonight and Saturday. Tire disturbance that was central near ltlock island yesterday morning has moved slowly eastward during the past 24 hours and is now central near Nantrrcket. It Is produc- Ing considerable cloudy weather along the North Atlantic coast, but not much rain. Pleasant weather prevails gen- erally in the central and western sec- tions. Moderate temperatures prevail east of the Mississippi river. Condi- tions favor for this vicinity fair weath» er with slightly higher temperature. —.-’ ‘ John Roach has taken a position as clerk with A. I“. Beckrnaun and Com- pany. Washington street. Read the D. M. Read adv. and note the generouse reduction in the Aug- ust sale of house furulslrings. H, G. Allen. of New York, is spend Ing his vacation with his sister. Mrs. Leslie Snrith, Elrnwood avenue. Miss Mae Ingham and Miss Julie Smith will leave Saturday for Atlantic City, where they will spend a week. Mrs. Susan G.'Holmes, of Fairfleld avenue. has returned home from a visit with Mrs. Roger Cunningham, of Bridgeport. -—(1ran. Sugar 19 lbs. $1. F.D.L..& Co The members of the quartet choir of the First M. E. Church will have their vacations on the 15111 and 22d fiwrdays of August. “P Miss Ida Arcstein. of New York, In visiting Miss Mildred Wagner. 11130 or New York. who is spending the sum- mer at Belle Island. Everett S. Ilulkley took a party of friends to New York in his automobile today to witness the baseball game at American League Park. -——Green Soft Hats. O'Brien. Miss Emily Manvilie has returned to her home in South Britain. after a month's visit with her aunt. Mrs. George Allen. of Issues place. Nor- walk. ~Sat11rdny and Monday. golden har- vest days, at C. J. Mintz & Co's. The hull dog which was turned over to Chief of Police William Volmer yes terday morning was discovered to be the property of J. H. Par-dee, a hotel proprietor of Railroad avenue. ——Attend the Oxford Clearing Sale at Flynn & Ryan's. See adv. Mrs. Beers and daughter. Miss Clara Beers, of Cleveland. Ohio. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. George ingham, of 48 Spring street. Mrs. Ingham expects to return to Cleveland with her guests and pay them a visit. Axel Johnson. superintendent of the Eagle Detective Agency. Bridgeport. was a visitor in South Norwalk last evening on a little matter of business. the nature of which has not been re‘ vealed. ’ —13aseball tomorrow at Amusement Park. Norwalks‘ vs. Bradhurst Field Club, New York. The residents of the “Hill" section are very much pleased over the stand ripe which is to be erected to relieve e water stringency. One resident , states that it is rather unpleasant to have to get up at 4 o'clock in the morning in order to have water enough with which to prepare break-_ first. The South Norwalk Fire I‘Qlice have given up the idea of holding an excur sion this summer The matter was talked oVer at a monthly meeting last night. and it was found that the boat could not be secured for the outing before the 19th of Setpemher. Aside from this. the meeting only had run- tine matters to consider. -—Last two days of theifllr'rnt Jubilee Sale will be harvest days. At C. J. Mintz & Co.‘ 8. Visit the, store Satur- day and Monday. The Central Labor Union passed on only regular business at the monthly meeting held last night at the Lyceum In Washington street. No arrange- ments have been talked over for Le bor Day and there Is no probability of there being an outing or parade this year finder the union's auspices. Some 'of 9 members are talking of going to Hartford nird other places on Labor Day. , ~ Kodaks, Cameras Everything In the P .10 Line for the amateur. Compound!” of lilIcIted. formulas : plank. THE SOUTH aNORWALK EVENING SENTIN____E__L ”PAGE FIVE} . . —.——¢ WEWRITE E} Tornado Insurance TAYLOR & GOLDEN. TEL. 105-2. 74 wuhineton mm. south Nonnlk. Ackar. Mermll 81 Condit’s Week- End Candies 29c Baxter’s Drug Store enormous Launch Works Boat Frames net up and ready to All kinds of repair work. Launches of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. Oyster Shell Point,Noronk Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co. Cleans Residences, Hotels, hrblic Buildings, Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets, Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur- tains, Etc. Phone 47.7 Prices Reason- able. Phone or send postal and get an estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed. CHAS. H. DOWNES, Prop. 9 Courtiond Place. Paul Miller, of Poughkcepsie, N. Y.. is a guest of his aunt, Mrs. John Ht'l‘~ rirfgf Raymond street. raw Hats. O'llrlen's. G. M. Benedict. of 5 Elm SITt‘t-l, spending the day at Turryiowu. The Painters' Union will hold 11 meeting on Thursday evening or next week. Asa Stowe. of Middletowu. is 11 guest of his brother, Charles E. Stowe, of this city. --8traw Hats. O‘llrien's. John Finch, the former South Nor- walk expressman, who has been work; ing as motormun on the local torlley line. resigned his position yesterday. --Grun. Sugar is lbs. 31. I“.I).L..& Co Mr. and Mrs. Louis \‘an Iiill‘t‘ll‘llllliv hard. of Shelton. are guests of Dr. Charles F. Boutwell. of Crescent Ter- race, Mrs. lioutwcll being their daugh- ter. William Miller. of the firm of Church and Miller. who has been laid 11p for a few days by Illness. was able to be about today and to resume his duties at the store. —Latest in Soft tints. O'Brien. Charles M. larwreuce Is spending 11 GW days at Miss ticorgiauuu (‘lllllrill'tl gottage at Harbor View lioucli. Miss is at the cottage over Sunday. “Attend the Oxford (‘Ir-arlng Sale at Flynn & Ryan‘s. Sec ndv. T c. local union liatters have given heir quarters on the second floor of the Labor Lyceum building in Washington street and the committee room is now located on the third floor adjoining the Lyceum Hall. A mee1- Ing was held this morning in the new qualters ~~Urnbreilas Mourning 11' ds. 0' Brien The regular prayer and praise ser vice of the First M. E. Church was held last evening in the Sunday Si‘llrxri roorp. There. was a good attendance. and much spiritual power was maul» fest. A short song service preceded the regular service and Leader John Greenwood gave a brief address on the lesson of the evening. Prayer and testimony followed. The services last- ed about an hour. ~iiaseball tomorrow at Amuser. at Park. Norwalks vs. Ilrndliurst 13, Club, New York. The City National Bank received 11 generous consignment of the new Lin- coln pennies yesterday at'ternrxm and there was a very brisk demand for them this morning from friends. Though previously there had been a few of the new issue pennies here, they were brought 11p by individuals from New York, and the City Natlonal's was the first hulk supply. The requisition for them was made some time ago, Var- ious comments are being heard regard» ing the new penny. some people think- ing them attractive, while others are of the opinion that the old indiarr head ccnts are the more pleasing de sign. except for the tribute to 1.111- coin. A Young Merchant started a business ac‘ count with this bank six years ago with fifty dollars — For one or two years it was hard to keep that account good. Today his average balance is six hundred dollars. That is why we. want your small account. We expect you to grow. Open an account to- day. So. Norwelk Trust Co. New Views or - Norwolk .iSouih Norwolk, Belle Island. Roton Point. Romy- ton, Tokeneke and Darien At COLEMAN’S . nswo cross to North Main (I. ._ Matti Nomitr ‘\ 111111-111 aralr M. liouton will also be a guest MOWM Red Tag Bargains _..|N— .7 I Men’s Summer Suits Hundreds of rattling good suits are in this sale at big reductions—suits from our best- selling lines. You can do yourself a good turn by getting one as suits of equal quality will cost from $5 to $10 more next season than you are asked to pay now.. Fine Fancy Suits Reduced $10.00 Suits . ...... .....S 6.85 518.011 Suits ............ gifts: 313,50 Suits . ,,,,,,,,,,, 3 935 $211,111) Suits ............ 14. $15.," gum $1085 322.1111 suits ............ $16.85 " i ' ' """""" ' 835.008111119 ............ $18.85 31111111 Subs . ........... $11.85 $30.00 Suits ............ $22.85 SIZES FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN. Plain and Fancy Blue Serge Suits Are Also Reduced in Price Big reductions in men's straws, panamas and fur- nishings, and in boys‘ suits. Norwalk and South Norwalk Masonic Building. 14 80. Main St. t —- cum Now Is the Time to Buy Old Oats To those who have not purchased. we say, SEND '_‘llAT ORDER TO I‘S. We promise you prompt delivery, careful attention. courteous trcutmcnt. best grain. complete satisfaction. We take it for granted 'you \\' A\T to buy (10011011111 \\ 0 never buy a low er g11de than wo are willing to feed to our own horses—and we think a gleat deal of them. uH Qualit) First, Last and All the Time. Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH. 'could not be compelled to as there IIIIIISI lllli lilll lillfili llll SHERIFF (Continued from First Page.) The Bridgeport Telegram of this morning. thus told of the dog killing and the chapter of the story. develop- ing in the Polk City. Speeding so fast through Ilamden thrrt 11 valuable dog was run over and killed and continuing at the snare rate when it passed through New Haven so that the police were unable to stop it a. big touring cur belonging to the Thomas garage (11‘ New York was stopped I11 Bridgeport last night by ' the police on the request of the New Haven authorities and lire was put under arrest. Later in the evening a New Haven policeman arrived and departed wittl the car and its occupants for Ilarirderr where the operator was wanted on the charge of violating rho speed laws. His bonds were fixed at 31,000 and the party. who declined to give their names. told the local police that they would go on Io ”Hilltlt‘ll and leave their car there for surely. returning to New York. There were two inch and two young worm-n in the party. One of the women was rather attruc~ tivp in form and face, She kindly amused the police while waiting at the police station by doing a little bit of a Sulornt- dance ill from of the desk. It was just 11:15 when Supt. of Pot lice Ilirrriiuitiram received a telephone call front New lL'iveu asking him to stop the car and hold the occupants for them. lie at once sent Sergeants O‘lpar'y and 1111ch to the eastern cud of the lower bridge to stop the car. They had only just arrived at their station when they saw the cur ap- proaching. Crossing under the viaduct the I‘Ill' was turned south on Water street as If to avoid any such a thing as it being held 11p by lllr- police. Iurt Sergcnut O‘Lcary managed to make it plain to the operator that the car must stop, at which it was driven to the police elation. It was just 11:30 when the car drew tip in front of the police station. New Haven was at once notified and agreed to send a man over at once to take charge of the prisoners. Iiut when he arrived several hours later be ex- plained that only the operator was wanted. He gave the name of Alfred Smith and said the car trailed from the Thomas garage of New York. Tire party refused to give their names and operator was no charge against them. While waiting for the man from Saw ‘1" 1.1he party were allowed ' .diinghairi to go out to a Bonnie (,‘liick lv‘eed Bonnie llorse Ired Bonnie Dairy I-‘eed lionnlc I'oultry Feed 11111111111 Scratching Feed é OW, _.._.-._ ..-.i ..r._ . --L-‘., ..- _- .r .....W... Developing and Printing DEVELOPING—whines up to 31.1 x 511. 131‘. .'_1 i“ x0143...0c,11 1121.: 11"‘x., :ltlc FILM PACKSw All sizes. 301. PRINTING» 214‘ x 1111. lie: 2‘; x 411. -i( 12‘. x :31. 411.3“, xdygjcearlt POST CARDS—13c each. William P. Beers 49 WALL ST., KODAK DEALERS. 6 SO. MAIN ST., NORWALKt . ' SOUTH NORWALK. 111-11 ;-r:i~2.. :11.x:'.1-. AX 1: 11113 x .114. and 3“; x 1i .511; Hard and SOft Crabs NATIVE LOBSTERS Blue, Weak. Cod. Butter. Flats. Snappers. Salmon. Flukes. Sea Bass. Halibut, Spanish Mackerel. Round and Long Clams Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY. Extra Specials 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar. .Sr. 00 Red Onions, per qt. ......... .5c Extra large Watermelons. 30. 35c Ben Hur Flour, per bbl. ...$7 50 Beets. per bunch ............ 5c Green Corn, Squash. Wax Beans. Home Tomatoes and Fruit United Grocery Co 20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE :43 50 Women Ironers WANTED AT THE STAR SHIRT FACTORY , BRIDGEPORT,, CONN. STEADY WORK ALL THE YEAR ‘ mast, APPLY tar ONCE ' Pacific. Union Pacific and Atchison . ,7. and get supper. the car .Am into the rear of the station 'kcpt as surety for the appear- «11cc of the party. The numbers (In the car were “N. Y. 79285" and “N. .1. 2117111." The party tried to have Supt. Birmingham detail a policeman to take them back to New Haven so as to gain time. but he refused to do this. It was learned alter the party had left the city that they gaie their names and addresses to the police as follows: Alfred Bede“, Hotel Air sonlu. Broadway and 23rd street: Mark lu‘ircr, Ili'ooklyri Athletic club: Jane Smith and May Hall. Hotel Royal. The operator was Alfred Smith. of 11170 lt‘lth street. employed at the Thomas garage, Ilroadwuy and 63rd street. lilllIY ill Will SIREN. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.~0pen- Ing operations in stocks were in fair 1y large volume and at prices general- ly above last night. Missouri Pacific was a feature with a rise of 1 3 8 and the metal stocks were also strong. Amalgamated (‘oppcr and National Lead rising a point and American Smelling 5-8. Denver & Rio Grande rose (H. WALL STREET. 11 a. m.——P11rchas- es of stocks were on a more liberal scale.'and there was a steady improve ment all through the list, with the railroad stocks setting the pace. Such stocks as Reading. St. Paul. Southern were In Increasing demand. which re- __1'lved confidence among the bulls. —Quite a sprinkling of the lndustrtals were advanced sharply. but the de- mand for this class of stocks was not as keen as recently. Rock Island gained 1 3-4 and St. Paul. Union Pa- cific. Southern Pacific, Atchison. Read- Ing. Canadian Pacific, Wabash pfd.. Delaware & Hudson. American Smelt- ing. Consolidated Gas. Great Northern Ore Certificates and many other spec- ialties 1 to 1 3‘8. Central Railroad of New Jersey yielded 5 points and At- lantic Coast Line 1. WALL STREET, Noon—Heavy buy- lng of St. Paul at an advance of 2% was a feature. American Smeltlng al- so was prominent with a rise of 2%. U. S. Steel rose a point to yesterday's high record. The. general list was quiet and remained little changed. ‘Mrs. William 11. Rowland. of 4 lot- “The Tuberculosis ”0113317 Whlot toga street, East Norwaik. was operate 01111: to being enterta not! this oftorv ed on at the Norwalk Hospital this con by Mrs. Irving L. Bradley. In morning for appendicitis. by Dr. W. J. “I WMh‘nIIDfl 1m . , ,1 1' mm. uni-tort oynrl A. N. titer ... ‘N salami: puma: 1.1:. “ Pullman gained 71$. National Lead. American Agricultural Chemical and Toledo. St. Louis and Western two American Woolen 1%. Chloe o and Alton 1%, anleorthern Pacitl . Great Northern pfd.. Illinois Centarl and American Car a point or more. Chi- cago Great Western and Pacific Mail declined one. Bdnds were firm. WALL STREET, 1 p. m.——Prices started upward again after a pause. The eastern trunk lineswore the fea- toms of the midday market. Hocking Coal advanced 3. Minneapolis. St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie 2. New York Cen- tral. the Republic Steel stocks. Beth- lehem Steel and Tennessee Copper 1 1-2 to 1 3'4. and Pennsylvania 1. WEDDING GUEOTI . FINED IN COURT | (Continued from First Page) that he was going to sell his house- hold effects to the juakman. and when Brown demanded beds that were his property. Benedict struck him in the mouth. Brown had him rrootod Im- 11incite Hive-arr 7 at mum-17,. Wan r“u%u°°ii1:1 m“ Our Black Suits ARE NOW MARKED $9.89 and $12.89 Regular 315. $18 and $20 Suits. Blue Serge Suits $6.89 to $16.89 $3.50 and $4.00 Oxfords, $1.98 Price’s Clothing Store 98 Washington Street South Norwollt Phone 165-5 A&P Pure Food Daily Bulletin for Week Commencing Monday, August 2nd 20 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for'101.00 Very Beat Elgin Creamery Butter, 11 1b., 32c Special Cut Prices Adi) B. Soda. 11b pkg ..... Cold Dust. large pkg. ........ 18c. Sapolio. a cake ............ . 7c Japan Rice. 11 pound ....... 5c Domestic Sardines. a can 8c Roast or Corped Beef. 1 lb. can ................... 12030 A‘rtnour s Potted Meats. .51: and So \Yine Jelly Powder, a pkg....10c Special Combination Tell and Coffee Sale WITH EXTRA STAMPS 7:. Stamps with i 11). Best ace Ten and r ibsfigu 30c Coffee. 1111 Stamps with 1 111. Best 50c Tea and 1 lb. Belt 25: Coffee. 35 Stamps with 1 lb. Iicst 40c Tea and 1 lb. Best 201: Coffee. 10 Stamps with r bot. (Imported) Courtenay & Co.‘ 3 Wor- cestershire Sauce ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- . .Izc .-oe..1oos- :1 Stamps with 1 pkg. Pearl Tapioca .....‘.. ....vh .. 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Quaker Toasted Corn Flakes ..L....10c 10 Stamps with 1 can Camp- bell's Beans ..... 10c Special Sale of A&P Borax Soap g. WITH EXTRA STAMPS so Stamps with 7 cakes 'A&P Borax Soap ........ There is no Better Soap Made for Washing Purposes 1111111111 11111 11111111111: 1 124 E. Washington Street. South Nprwolk- TGI. N0. 009. Deliveries 8:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Froo Dilly",- ~ Coal at $3. 50 Per T on WILL BE FURNISHED PERSONS BUYING A .‘ 1 Steam or Hot Water HEATER OF THE Heating and Plumbing Company; 23 MAIN STREET. NORWALK. CONN. WE CAN‘ SAVE. THE NORWALK CLUB 0150.00 EACH SEASON I‘ WE CAN SAVE ,THE NORWALK LIBRARY $150.00 EACH 0EA00N1 WE CAN RAVE THE MAIONIC BLDG. 8150.00 EACH BEACON. WE CAN SAVE THE 80. NORWALK CLUB 0150.00 EACH SEASON WE CAN SAVE THE CLIFFORD HOTEL 0150.00 EACH SEAOON WE CAN SAVE THE MAHACKEMO HOTEL 0150.00 EACH BEAM}? We Guarantee a Saving of from 25% to 40% on 38.000.00.130 You Want to Save It? ‘ Mancunian w11.1. es womb-Isa av 111111 |. 11113. lllili. HEIIIIIH I’IIIIIIIB: 15 Stamps (.tK‘Ufl ....... - .. 111 Stamps with 1 can AhP li‘iaporated Milk ......... 10 Stamps with 1‘ bottle Queen Olives 15c 1 can-A&P ..201: .106 with 81: Grins—What an Irritating way "i wonder what. the president .161 511‘ Wobble: has or recur-viii to a sub- have done at Porn 11, when it“ loot that has tremor-op rap-m! hot uhoo‘ and . pod thbla'o tho .1 page. es!
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