Evening sentinel, Friday, June 14, 1912 · page 8

 

Tourists’ Policy

,-‘...I Cover: your bonito aIIinst any and

g. Ill risks.‘ by tire, yuan. lightnln.

‘ navigation Ind tMIIportIt‘ion will
in transit .111, or ii the custody of my
railroad, prreu. ranIi'er
cation or 1‘11 any 81 4111“.th 150.. 010

R TAYLOR &« GOLDEN .

lqurIncI of All Kind-
RIII EItItI-Town. Country and Shara
. Tolpphone 1230
UpotIlrI Over tho South Not-walk
R: TruIt 00-, 87-01 WIIblnnton 81.,
'1 South Norwplk. Conn. :‘
PUBLIC STRENOGHAPHER

 

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EARLY SENTINEL SATURDAY.
On account of the funeral of James
‘ Golden, Saturday afternoon. Tito Sen-
(incl will be published as a morning

papor, and the office will he closed at
9 a. lil. 401' the day.

I

Frank Potter, the 04 years old civil
war veteran who Was taken to the in-
.olntlon hospital in Ausonlu ycotorday.
has been living at the soldiers home in
Noroton. l'lo is believed to have been
spurring irom smallpox for at least a
work. He thought llt" had smokers
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~>Solt and Stilt l-lats. O‘Brien's.

"lbo \iatfiny Copper Process Com:
puny of ltltersido. (Tat. will ostublish
a $40,000 laboratory and testing sta-
tion at Laurel Hill. Norwich {or dem-
onstrating thc process by which oop-
qnu- is extracted from orc without heat.
it is oxpocted that. the plant will be
.t'qnippod by the first of October.

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li‘redorick ll. Hnmplucv formerly
secretary of the Waterbury Lumber
8: Coal company and prominently ldcn~
titled with the real estate interests of
'1. , , this city for many years, died at his
home. 22 Randolph avenue. at 7:30
1o‘clock last evening after a short. ill-
ness. .He was born in liloomllold in
185}

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I — ~Straw Hats. O'ilrlcn's.

Michael Tatzuk an imigrant‘ who
attired in Ansonia y'ostotday “as lob.
" bod of his money amounting to $21. 00
by a stranger who piomisod tqcscort
him to his destination. Thomas Mc-
Caho of Derby was arrested and idea
tilled as the robber by
trolleymen lII' chorus of
«which the two men ratio.

 

the car ,on

 

.ludgo .Studley in the New llaven
probate court gave a hearing yosier~
day on the state of the late Bern-
ard llanlon THO died in the early six-
ties leaving :I bequest. oI'-$5,000t)o a
son.”lleruard ilnnlon. jr. .llanlon was
last ht‘iard 01 in New Orleans where it
is believed that “he died. A search is
being made for the heirs.

Dancing at R-oton l‘olnt. evory
night. Tuesday, Wedncsday and
’i‘hursdny nights ladies admitted free.

 

 

William V. Walsh of tho Bridge-

p‘u't. board or asét-ssors has been not

' tilt-d by \lavm Wilson that he will not
i be ro-appointrd at the expiration of
hit-I prosont term. Mr. Walsh who is
experienced in practical architecture

I is said to‘ have, been a valuabioacqttl-'“

sition lo‘llll‘ board mid the. lot that.

he was appointed by liiortncr Mayor In

said to be tho only I'cason ol' the lllii.‘
I-liiuo‘s opposition to him. ‘

. Latest “Straws at O‘Brienfis.

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A‘nkor Johnson, of Alllugtion is sut-

iorlng from glundcrs. having caught.

. ~ tho 011.16an from a horse which he

' drove to business. it is tonrtnlthnlt he

cannot live. The New Haven board of

Viwallth yesterday instructed to Clorlt

Bailey «to write to Cattle Commission-

er Averill, informing him that lmedi-

one steps should be taken by his do

pat-Intent. for tho detection of shutdown

in horses and tor the prevention of the
spread of the invention.

 

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Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
' trical Supplies

Charles Buck, Jr

Moron:
01 MAIN 01"., NDRWALK

 

 

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In In as...

The “omnn :1 Civic League will
hold a regular meeting this afternoon.
WW...—

I’otor lt‘. linrns, proprietor of the
Boston Store. spent Wednesday in N
l’. city on business.

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Daughtors oi” Erin lAIdItrs' Auxiliary
Anclent Order of Hibcrnlans met last
owning and transacted routine busi
nos.

 

Courl‘ Narruk, No. 58, For-rosters or
America, hold a regular muutlnx last
urchins: in the Watcr stroot. Norwallt,‘
quarters.

("om-I (Turtle. .\o. lilo, llau .‘btois oi
Castilo, hold a rogulnr moetlugblast
evening in theCatbollc club house in
West avonuo.

 

 

'l‘hc shad fishing season which end-
cd yesterday is said to have been the
bust since. 11103. From the Deep lilW‘i‘
station 8.074 were shipped to lnarkrts
of the state.

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tSenator Braudngeo and Represents
tive Higgins will probably bu the only
membcrs of tho Comi'ctticut Iloiega
tlou at Washington to attend the Chi-
cago convention

Tho weohly business meeting oi! l.ln
ooln Council, No. 4. Order of the Uni

ted American Mecltnnica will be lif'id'

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Ibiseronlng in the Mystic Chain

Hall, in Washington street.

 

The recent smallpox epidemic in
Willlmantlo has cost that city and
town 06, 2228 exclusive of the sol-
aries ol' the physcian and nurse. There
are still 20 patlpnts in the hospital.

 

Stuart Hamilton. president, of the
senior cluss of tho Bridgeport high
school, who learns this week for the
Annapolis Naval Academy has been
presented a lovingrup by his class.

John Morrison. 82, who died in So.
ward. Nob, last weak. leaving an cs
late of $75,000 was a foreman in tho
Willimnntic Tlu'ead Mill in 1881, lcnv
mg to take up a land grant in Nebras-
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Acrortilng to.roport.s at the Slate
aerle of the Fraternal prdor of Pa
gles lb Now ilavon. yesterday. the
state Inomborship is now 0 (lot) with an
increase dating, the tom of 700 ‘tnom
bets.

Franklin 1. Camp. of Merldon whose
automobile struck down and fatally
injured Jacob Barchleltli'. a civil war
veteran in .ilnrii’ord, May 14. has our-
rendered his licguso as an operator to
the secretary oi'stato.

ttlockonoo ’l‘ribo. .No. 32, l. 0. ll. 10.,
will hold a regular business msetlna
this evenlng‘lu tho. Walintreet qunn
tors. Those who went to Stamford on
“'(‘dilestlfly night. will make 11 report
of the good time they enjoyed. ‘

 

John Cznko, or South Norwnlk.'nt‘

tomicd the graduation exercises of the
Dsnbury high school which were held
yesterday at which. his cousin, Frank
Kovaoo read an essay, entitled
“What Shall We Do For Our Boys."

 

Councilmtin and Mrs. Frederick. H.
Field. of South N‘orwulk will spend
Saturday hint. Sunday and Monday
In Benton as the guests of their 0011

Howard Maid. May will win)“ 1115‘ '

exercises on Monday'wvhich in Banbor
Hill DIy. , ‘

 

in the all for the town muting in ‘

' minor portion of Maria mm 10 I ‘
Elna“ provision for the mount to:
- vat. upon tiiI 5mm Idiomatic oi
. MiilI Itroot. in M100. Pork. BM

Rivor III the occult of It volition to

the Iotatltmon from John A hull. and, ‘

 

othoro.

ARTIST AVIflON’I 0TUDIIO. .

III order that his work may be ac-
complished under mars ideal condi-
tioas, Illustrator George AvIIon. son
or Boioctnian and Mn. Alfred .0le00.
oi‘ Norwalk. is having I new Itudio
buildinnt erected in Word street. The
number o! the studio will he 30 Ward
street and it will”? no titted up in 11
modern manner to the taste of the an
tint.

v-Bllious? Feel heavy otter dinnort
Tongue coated? Bitter 1510107 00111
plexion Iallowi Liver peoIII waking
‘ up. nonn’I unaulots ours ‘billouI It
tat-ks. 06 non“ ‘at my drug Itoro.

HILL‘bN suacommrrss 'ro
PREPARE COTTON BILL
Vi’ASHthl'l‘ON, Juno 14.-~Rupro
sentatlves Hill and Payno have boon

 

parity of the ways and moans commit-
too to tire-pare. I minority cotton bill.
Thresmootluas have boon hold by
thugs gentlemen but no agroomcnt has
yot‘hoen reached.~«l'1rldgport Stand:
51rd. .

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IOUTH NORWALié. FIRE ALARM

 

 

 

Fire Alarm ilcuduunrtero It Elect":
“0W8 Telephono for tire alarmt

aw-qushlngton uni! North Main at.
Mohackcmo Hotul

1—11»; and Raymond StI I.

halt I) Count Factory. orivItI.

S—J‘loyl'u 'l‘boatrat

7- \m walk Hon Iitup

Smhluslc Hull. Llii'tord Ind City £01010

0-«CrnII BI.

llwxWont St. Franklin School.

tsaxConcord 81.. Concord Ind LlnIoII

ml.

[ha—North Main Ind Ann 31-.
lsnlllgh St. and 1311 View A)».
ltlwxlwrwalk Iron orlu.
17-45mm Art). and C dar 81.
lil~«lllgh school We 1 Ave
21-Wost $1. and Taylor Ave
Js-~xlt‘.ly Ave. and Low» 8t.
24~~Chrstnnt 11nd lien StI.
25*stth Main and nroo Bu.
‘Jewlmxlnglon Ave Ind Auntin St.
27»W1\It and Elm Grove Sta.
almstiuth Main 81.. bemoan (iron In:

Meadow Btl
sawmill) Electric Works. auto 31.
214- 15' ring and ”1181.8
:15 «~11: avilnnd and Mm Bil.
37-xlxickwood Mfg. (to
It Fairlie“! Aw 11nd Cedar St.

”w'l‘ny'ltir Avo. and Eluutt. St
Iawwtmdnmd Ave and unadow SI
“mislurriu and Quintnrd Am. and WIN"

00~Woodwurd d bounds: AveI
it11~~CoIde~u Hill I and l-‘lmwood M5
§2«\Voahinuton tit arid"
oami- reign! yard In Ann 81.. prints
514290115111 him-k (.51.. prints

(xi Donnie: non- duh-rtertnu Ml...

(M) Master [1111. from which the 111111:
lwr of any box can be noundod

Ono stroke It 18 noon and 0 p at
standard time c. 1-

Ono Itrolto It odd timoI. town. 0
lino open. 1-

Two Itmkos after In IlInn. tire out. to
calls donortmont. 1-!

”Three slow .Iu'oltoI. water to be Ihu
o w ”I

in 12: 05 p. In. each Wliy, I 6m
in mpullod I'm- to?

alarm or on district IlIo r0

culved in telephone" 0

. Noaprk FIR! ALAIMI

iii—~(‘nrnor of tuna and Wall St eta.
2).- llcldon Avunuo Mid Union moo.
L'zuirlpilmx Hill and Kellogg direct.
20ml nion Park
soww ant AH'D'UG and Brrkeloy Shut.
27»? mnitlin Avunuo and Lynn PlIce.
(ileaI boom. (Private box).
:l‘zmwoat Avenue and Morwln Strut.
tau-Harbor nvcnuo and Orchard fittest.
30 wtfhapei Strum and Harbor Avenuo.
ail—Most Aim-nus. near the armory
88~$tovcnu Strum and Film Crm
41w- CroII 8mm and Wilton III-.011”
2-Maln street and North Avenue.
ill ~l°1anco Street.
Mat-rand Stu-ct and Tindall Lam.
ELK-Main and Catherine Slrt'Ml.‘
rill—«New Canaan Road and Fair Stroot.
Mann-stunt Rtroot. poor Summer St.
sow-Main 81mm Ind Union Arenas.
WHOII The Green.
83—43mm Avonuo and Lincoln Avonuo.
ilk-Float Avonuo Ind Donna: LInI.

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ROWAVTON HR! ALARM DIITHIOTI
12~lebihnd Ave. to N. 1.. N. n. l‘ R

laciiicko Bluff Ind Bell IIlInd.
10-—Plne olnt Ind Baton Point.
:1»an Island Sound to McKInII 8t.
ti-"(2entrIl." McK ini oy St. to annoy.)
zx—Pennoyer St «in at.

23-Crosa 81.10 R‘l‘llmd.

21—111mm»: tomfimokwlo.

10
lB—Whlt oBridse north to BrookIldo.
Io~Whlte Bridge 8. E. to 11.1. Sounl$
I'l --Whlto Brid . 0.11 1.8011 .
One strolls o the are boll It odd limb!
Indicates toutinx
Two ItrokeI of tin bell. thuI. 1-1. an

“Faili- ItI'oItoIu oio ilro bell. than, 1.1- 1-1.
valor'fu be III
”1.1. third or more ouII-ino lndIoItI Iorlom

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OOUTH NOMRW LK POIT OFFIOI

MILS

South Nor-walk Postofl'ice

‘ MAIL. ARRIVE FROM 4‘
III om PolntI-B: 50. 7: 00. 10:00 IQ:- m.

.156
WOIJN‘H oPoidinigz'?‘ £30. 10180 t. m.
DInbur r215: .55. 8: '30'1. Ilium 1'- co, 0: 15p. “-0

Norwni ~41 10, 0:00. 10: 00 I. 111.;1100. 0:
AILS Ckoatfl "I '
IIItIrn MIMI—4 rldzaport only
: . 10: On. 111.. ' 10:0 0:0 00. pg).
WIItIrn Pomp—11:00.1 :00 I. 111.; 1 00

1 -.5o 1: a ..m

b.1155. L-Ilmo i 15 0.. 111.: 1: on. 5:01 9.51

Ngrgah~t6 .00. 0: 09. 10:00 I. 111.. 1:00

Muitu'tué 0201695011: otoa'e 5510 I). In. our
(law.

10. ill. GROW/ill. Pflimlltfl.

,' Norwnlk POItoifme ,

MIIII Bantam

111-—
.m.-Danbu ilelo
run-i 03.921. “rams.

.-lll I I .
In.--New fork lindW
Mun!“ m—Eutu no 8on 1n Normals.
p: m:.-PolntI “English of amoral-d. not

no put—Wu: In donut Nervous.
0 p. nun—«c anon

213% :13 '“i R- snail:
“Pom-fig: $333313! ID:

 

 

 

 

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Mintz’s
Specially Priced

Lingerie Waists
' $3 Waists $1.49

Tlhis is not an assmnblngu of cheap lots and poor
styles lltcsc arc vcry sclctt styles and the most do
siriiblr materials.
sizes.

 

 

 

\‘i’aists that sold up to $3. minor-Ion $1.49.

 

Well-Liked Dresses

Many at special prices.
lino of fine Lingerie and Gingham Dresses you will

If you will look over our
find many at reduced prices.
a kind. .
LINGERIE DRESSES for women. juniors and
misses $1.98 to $12
‘ .llll. DREN” DRESSES .. ..... $1 25 to $10
(lill. URI N S S\.\ll’ll l.)Rl'?'.SSl S “will up 1058
tuiwllttt .$395
il l' ill-‘i SS] St bat ztI't- \‘t'ry now.
”ill7l. lllftlLSSl‘I Si naimut soiliii't'rcut styles. gliéyss

from ...... . . $1.25 to $

_ Home only one dress of

You pay as $4.95 for Linen
Suits Tomorrow

Linen Suitstllnt arc Iuntlr of good quality linen. all

. ....... . $4.95

Other excellent values at $5.95
$6.95. 10,510.00

sinus. (in sale tomorrow at . ..

Just one half the regular price All I

'ticc: all sizes.

 
 

Headquarters for Good‘ Linen Coats

We 'will place on sale beginning tomorrow an extra.
large line of Linen Coats that are very smart in
style. Good for Street and machine wear. Prices

- $2.49 to $10

leuflltnill-IIIIII

range“ front

 

"white Has

that are very now. Some only one of a kind. Vcry
smart mtl~summcr White Hats for every womanf
()1) sale tomorrow

$1.25 .0 '33
$1.25 and $1.50 Sailors 49c

We how: about 40 extra good quality Straw Sailors
that sold at $1.25 and $1.50,'in burnt only.
row 49c.

Tomor—

 

Good Hosiery for Saturday

“(3. will make a spotial showing of fine Hosiery to-
mom)“. in cry pair we guarantee to give satisfaction
or a new pair in its place. That's how good we think

of our llllCS of fine Hosiery.

LADIES l lSle. HOSE, extra light weight, white,
black and tau 25¢

..2 pairs for 25¢
VERY SHEER HOSE in all colors.
(in stile . 2 pairs for 25¢

I
Silk llosc, all colors, every pair guaranteed to give

’ satisfaction .. 50¢, 79¢. $1.09 and $1.50

About three wet-ks ago we sold out onc cutirc case

1......-..-......-

.5....I~1--1--....

“051-1511

of this brand and cvcrybmly was satisfied. Not one

pair came back. 'I‘omo‘rrow we will place on sale an-

other case of this Hose. Regular 25c light weight‘
Hose. slight imperfections, that you would never no-

Whilc this case lasts. 15c pair.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Rousing Saturday Bargains
“SUMMER GOODS UN DERPRICED»

Norfolk Middy Blouses 99c

Made in Norfolk style and correctly tailored througir
out This lilousc is made of white gaiatm with navy
blur sailor collar and embodies all the newest ideas.

Special vnluu. 99c ' \

 

 

Extra Spcc1al '

The most practical

Washable
' SCHOOL
DRESS

and economical
For girls of

0 to 11 years.
A dress and
apron In one.”

“ {f‘li'orth 03.
,yourapeclal price

 
 
 
 

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l'\\tl 00M“
liiii "Illt'li l

llili \i lliitil

\n extra panel on thoskirt is the secret to this
£in all, practical dross thn worn on the street,
the panel 15 dropped--as slmWn in sketch on right
when worn in school the panel' is buttoned to thc
nccltwns shmvn in sketch on left. forming an
apron which protects the dress from soiling. Note
the tockct for pencils and handkerchief. ‘w
Wu havo these. dresses in gingbams, lawns, porn
calm and linens in attractive styles.

They are 0113in iworth $11, but wt: hath: secured them
for selling.“ only 98¢ each

Coins tomorrow and In; the Den)-
onstration on a luring model

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'50:: Sheets ‘;29c

72 x 90 Bleached Slicers, regularly sec: on sale tomor-

row at 29c. Where can youmatch such valués?

0“

' 39c Peanut Straw Hats 15c"

For the street and beach. good quality Peanut Straw
llats. For Saturday r5c. .

Dresses at $1.25

Spt-cial lot of Street and House Dresses, made in all

 

colors anti very new styles. On sale at $1.25.“

 

25c Lislo Gloves 19c

Our regular line of fine Lisle Gloves, all colors and
sizes. You pay usage tomorrow, instead of 25c.

 

. Ladies '

, 52 sooresses $1. 95

and Misscs' Embtoitlcry lrimmed Lingerie
Dresses that sold at $2. 50 Tomorrow while this lot ‘
lasts, $1.95.

 

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' 500 Scarls and CenuterpIeces 25c
Another shipment of Open Work‘Ccnter'Pieccs and
Scarfs. Good value at 59c. On sale while this lot lasts,
25 cents. ' o ‘

Extra largo Piecesft‘vorth up to $1200. .4
Ont-talc at 49¢

$1 House Dresses 790

‘Ncnt llousc Dresses, man of percales, in stripes of.

bloc and white, gray and white and other colors. A
regular i€1.00 House Ib'css. On sale Satttrday,‘ all sizes,

at 79c.