Evening sentinel, Monday, July 24, 1911 · page 8

 

Against

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4111111311111 11 week's Miracutlon in Rhode

Island and Massachusetts, hue resulu-
ed 111,13 dulles as the South NotWaik I' .

lepiBBenthllVO oi the No1wall1 flour.
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A lrirge elm tree in front of the

residence 2 pamaiti 11111111: Sellecll. oil

Arch‘ stree‘; Iwne 0111111611111 on 11111111111.

11111115 or the. 11511 were rotten 111111, it , ";

Was feared that a lixuh 11113111 111115115

 

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Gohnhissioner Thomas Cantu.

, d Kuch’ of Doro 6110111111“. spent
‘I, 11,1111 )GSlOldllV :11. his 11111'611-
I 11 Franklin slreotf' ‘

1113121 011 Wednesday. cloning in
, tors in 11111 Gazette imilding.

8111111111111, .lr., oililgh street“
Illt, spout» yeulordny at 131111: 11.011
11,116 in Brooklyn with l‘rlohde.

, Coderércno. of 1111191: Norwolit

'r N Kerr. of New York city,

alurdax and 5.111111111311111 the

f his fiance, Miss lilhry Sey-
st uterine . I :3

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Muriel Burro“ of Brooklyn,
11111111 and yesterday us the
“,Mr. and hire. Edward lullrad
lRidgo avenue, Norwnlk.

rothers' Lodge, Not 10. 1.0.
Avlll meet, regularly this evening
quarters in .all street. iloti-
'es's wili‘he transacted.
Mm
Ari; ’lh'letrnm, son of 111.111 Mrs
on F Tristram. or East Wall
'0 is attending the 0011111111111
,IIr oho'ol Spent the week on
hilly with his parents.

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11:11 Verlln, all 1 the Tarrylown
11 or the Armour noel Company,
he ie'omuloyod as salesman.
aturday’and Sunday with his
ie'ln'Elmcrest Terruce.

growling oi. the Wi‘nnipuuk
'lsII 2‘ rapidly progressing. This
_‘ under Selectman Alfred Avi
portion of the work 111,111 will be
,lit to him when completed.

1 Commissioner Edwarll F.
2 Norwalk, cleaned West we
in and Wall streets, and all or
property on Saturday, 111111 yes-
the reeulln'ol his eii’ortu were

'rtl' Division. Sons oi! Temper
are to hold a- regular meeting
evening in the Gazette building
All street. Convention reports
2 11th he heurd from the dole-

llc Council,» K111511113 oi’I Colum-

“"A oheduled’lo hold 11 'roguiur "

“1 meeting tomorrow evening in

,t. venue (11111113011116. Mutter:

" 11111111101111 ,will come before
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tilttiu'r’eii Arlington oi
Ill hold 9. 111111111111 meet:
rolling in their 11111111th
1.111111111111111 is ex-

thervarrousoments or 9,

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' "1 , some pedestrian.
’e tougher continues worltI

1 all! be ready‘ for the gentlemen 11110111

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,2Thp,‘ Reheltnhs are All invitell.

Point. Tuesday. July 251.1‘1111 ladies;
will go 111 the Afternoon and supper

13:30 0r 7 oclock .2,
I Lndv Washington Lodge No. 21,
Shepherds of Bethlehem. will hold its
I-eemlmlnuulI-i‘nonthly business nicot-
1113 1111111 evening. in, Red Men‘ 8 Hall 1
Wall street. All 1110111111115 {ire tequcso
ed to he plehenl. 1

‘ Miss 1',v J31. BlAgtlon,\of Main
street, is" tonllned to her halite with;
1111 attach ‘01,? blood, 11 9111115, which
came an the 111111111 of 1111 {1111909111 in the
comer of ller 959' 1er Samugl HA
Huntington is in attendance. 1

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Mi. and Mitt.“ 1111158 Lntltroh. .Hoil

 

Mrs. Frederick 11.111111114112111 Westl
meet. Saturday ,.2IMr.13nrhIonis 11191
popular moiormnu on the local 11111 S
51011 of the Connectldut Company. ‘ I.I

Raymond lluhey and Morton Bring-1
ton, two, Norwnlh young men have op l
enedrtllolr camp'ht Carrillo Clot-e 1111115
enteltulned 2rieuds sealerday The
warm boys anticipate a glorious time.
For the remainder of the. summer. 3

A rh'gulnr business meeting or the:
Baptist Young Peollle' 11 11111011 will he:
held tomorrow evening in the South,
Norwnik Baptist Church. 11 is KI
uncured that otelv member make
oil'ort to be present at this meeting

Percy C. Quintard, of New York,
city, son of Councilman 01.111111 An
Qliiulard. of Norwalk. and Horace
Grub“. of New York oltr,‘ 110! or Mr.
1211111 Mrs Joseph A. Gray, of Motznn
avenue, are eInculiiued in the ‘:Sh11ck"
at the Knob

Knob 11191111191111 are regintoring c9111»,
plalnte against theautoiuts 11111033119116
1110111511111 Wilson Point road near line

down about 11 score of people yester-
day and the speed was animated by'
11 bystander 111.50 miles an hour.
Wan-u
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Studwoll, 1111111
Elizabeth Clark and Mrs. E. 11. 111119011.
of South Norwalk, enjoyed on auto-
mobile trip to Lake Wampum. youieo
day, going 11,1 way 0! 131111191. 1311111111111.
13111118111111, Bedtord‘ and 1121., Kleeo.
They returned by way Iol White P11111111
and Port Chester. .
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it is expected 210111 1101111119 received 1
irom the Horutrom party, composed of.
Mrs. Carl A. Harairom 11nd chlllireu.
Miss France: Haratrom and Eric liar:
uirom,’who have been 511111111111: the.
past uovorul montha abroad. that 1111'
party will hand hare 11111111111; 4111.113 one
card from Eric enameled: “it the boot
don't 011111" 1 .

«1110.11.11 General Electric Flat
irons. while they lint, 33.115. 2 Rood d;
V011: Elmrlodl; Co ‘ .

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, Mr. 11111111111. Hubert is), 13111111111. or
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81111513 lot Gourilund pique, Who 11
been: touring through Mannheim“
and the Irioinity oi! 21011011 «1111 1

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come to the picnic supper 11,2- 1161,9117.

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Service

WP‘ DBY

“3% re co. ammonium co.

The most successful
retail stores in the
world Are the large New
York, Philadelphia and
Chicago department
stores._ These concerns
are known all over the
world. and particularly
so to the men, women
.and children in this
country. If, any clans I
of retailers could 21118.2
pense with IadVertisin'g'
it is. they. Yet they
spend frOm 5 to 15% of
*their yearly incOmes in
advertising their geods.

— They are not ‘8pending
this amount 'for fun,
yOu may be certain.
The, eXpendltur’e is the
result or careful exper-
lment in all possllble

2 ways, and,2 uhder 311 pos-
slhle conditions, and it
has been‘ found neces—
sary to spend that
amount of their enor-

mous incomes to" get
the fresults they now

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' Believes injured will Receive .

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Along vrith the horror 111‘ the 111k 1
ins Io: 11111111111. lilo 111111 11111111th11 (1111,1111,L ‘

”"I‘OROWDS. edits TONIGHT AND EVERY DAYI DURING THlsfi

toting chased by the Federal 11111111111911
wreck all the F‘airiiald avenue bridge,

‘ ln1Brldgeport. {11111; .11. have heen poo

111111101111 as to the amount or coal. to“

1 the railroad company 111 dollars And ,

II; the catastrophe really entailed.
Decisions round 11 1111011 speoulutins
11111311 the lore in

most 81,900.01“). Authoritative state-
meal: is lacking perhaps impossible ,
ejo'on. Some or the injured hovelr ,

[heed to settle until they know how; ‘

serious time may prove their injuries
to he. it is not generally 1111011111 what
aottlomoht ‘wau touched by those. who

1mm already signed honors relousing‘

the railroad rompnny lro'm further
claims. it 111 rumored in this con
nectlon 1111116. 11’. 1101111111, of Wash.
1111111111. 1). (1.. the army, olilcer, or.
copied $8. 500 for the settlement (11‘ 1119
11111111111111 lost his wile 11nd daugh-
tor in the accident.

80311018319111: Flour". 1
A roadinauter in the. employ of the
New 1",10111 New llmeu and Hartford
lrullroad. hm: given 11 low figures in
catimutlng the monetary lose to the
railroad.
, The properlt ices, including cars
engine, 1.10.1.1. road had, bridge. cto‘;
he estimates at $125,001). ‘ “‘
Allowadimoo.
. There were four ruilroud employeols
who met their death. the engineer
hraheman, fireman and a porio'r. To

:3. 000 apiece.
The maximum 1111111111111 awarded for
deaths in ouch cues in fixed by Con-
necticut law at $5.00E11hicludlng the
tour taliroad etuulmeoa. there were 10
deaths. Whether the relatives of the
(loud passengers will receive more
than the maximum in Connecticut the
railroad man considers 11 question. All
01 them contracted with the road,
that isyhought tickets in other crater.
Whether this would make any diner-
once he did not know. I
$100,000 for Injured.

Of the injured or which there
were about two score hurt more or
lose, he did not 119111112 11111 or them
would collect more than 310.000.1111
Contented 3100.000 118 the full liltlmngeuI
to all the injured.

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Neill tor Humor Bays 91111
Used to sun at lilm

new HAVEN; July. 21.-Mra. .1. A.
81am 0! Orange, who 111 bolus hold

with implication in the killing at 101111
11101101131111» yesterday: 11111111111111 111111

of 11111111: not. 111111111 at her 111131101111 pro»
viouo to the time he «unrated mun
her. Youtordny Elgar told the coroner
tint 11 your ago 111111 before he left his
vile for mod. that 111111 fired a .1101qu
at him. the churu'0 narrowly 11111111110
him. He also thawed the 111101 1101011111

111111111 the shot 11ml at him. 81m 111
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. exam 111 times 111111th 1111131111: quell

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no): vary anywhere 2
from a few hundred. thousand to ill .‘

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minimum. 1.1. so... Now.

without ball by Coroner Mix. charged 1

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THE UNDERPHICE EVENT OF THE SEASON I

1

THE ENTIIIRE STORE I\INA8 OROWDED FROM TOP 'TO BOT- '
1 TOM, 8ATUIRDA-Y. ASK ANY WOMAN WHO WAS HERE SATUR I
.‘ DAIY AND BHE WILL TELL YOU THE REASON. \.‘
EVERY DAY YOU WILL FIND NEW SPECIAL8.. WE AD-'
' VIBE. EARLY, SHOPPING, IF POSSIIBLE, ON ACCOUNT OF THE "

DIANE. YOU INEVEB SIAW SUCH A STOREFUL OF BARGAINS A8"
WE ARE. SHOWING DURING THIlS SAILE, I

 

 

 

Reduction Sale

OF LADlES' AND Misses! suns. COATS, 8KIRTS,
VOlLE. WASH DRESSES AND WAISTS.

Prices to suit every purchaser. One thousand high grade Sample
Walsie to be closed out for lean thuntlie manufacturex’ 8 price. Coma
before it is too late. 1111 you can not afford to miss it.

The Paris Cloak 81' Suit House
" THE LANES' STYLE STORE
111§ Muln I811, Stamford 33 South Main 81., South Norwaik

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the families 01' these he allows about '

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UNITED GROCERY COMPANY

211 victim militiamen ,1 I maul-:11:

CHILDREN’S 117th

IN THE

Big Shoe Sale

at the Flynn Shoe Shop '

go WASHINGTON ST.

Every pair of Children‘s Shoes to be closed out to make
room for our own goods. ‘ '

PARENTS SHOULD NOT OVERLOOK THIS OPPOR»
TIIUNITY.

1W: and Women’s Shoes and Oxford: in thin won’t '
etyles at uh: prices.

lute Shoe Co.

90 Washington Street
Somme theFiynnBootShop‘

, Special Sale of Economy Jars
Regular Price $1; This, Sale 650
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