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Evening sentinel, Monday, May 26, 1913 · page 8

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13H 8. House, or South Norw,ulk
ding the day in Greenwich

*1...
Jr W. Ferris, of South Norwnlk,
pending the afternoon on a fishing
xcurslon.

 

‘ Theodore 0 Olsen, of spring street.
tits returned from a two months’
uthern trip. a

lAttorney William F. Tammany, of
South Nor walk is spending the day in
' Stamford on business

 

. y «D. of C. dance, Town Assembh
Hall, Tues night. Adms. 85c.

Court Muhackemo. No. 33, Foresters
l America, will meet tonight for
,. semi-monthly business. "

the. hounsbtlry Lodgé;N61’i‘2“é‘fN?'n
0. ll’., will be held tomorrow evening.

.3 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Monroe
and son, at Cannon Station, spent
' with relatives in South Nor-

 

The moving brick for the city or
Bouti; Nory’toix Mu. titled in North

‘Main otreetimmgfved rand id being
T unloaded today. ' i.

 

There were fourteen transfers or
’ ' root estate in The Norwalks. last week,
wt mortgages or $83 405. For the
‘ thir Week of Moy, 1913, there were
tjwentytsalea of property, and nlort-
gases or $24, 535. .

 
 

The body of the .one- day old son or
Mr. and Mrs. ililam Beaupaln, or
. South Norwolk. was brought to Bethe!

 
 
 
 
 
 

. interment in the Center cemetery.
raBeaupain is a son at Mr. and Mrs.
only Beaupain. at High street «main
{bury News. WSaturday

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V'-Auctlon scale. 12 buildings, on
Washington street bridge, at 2 p. 111..
Thursday, May 29th

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Contractor Stephen J. Ungvary, who

was seriously iuiurod‘ by a tall from

«a new house he’ls» erecting in cm:
attest, was able to be out yesterday.

”His right :wrist was book

’ been found that the his“? side was

tired internally. (He willso to New

l‘lfl, this week, 'to consult a special-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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A terse number of local people vin-
witpd Rotor; Point, yesterday. and en-
. 36394 the line Weather there. Some oi
islands have been painted abrlght
yellow. and the hotel building has

 
 

 
 

 

anything is expected to he completed
1 this wool: tor the grnnd opening on
Memorial Day.

 
 

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The practice or b kaismning let-

 
 

or destination, which so. did—
ned in post-silicon a: the hub

post pills,
* mills lsjiio any. time in nor.
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cgto be a. tyrant udlfnlicd in clit-

is “
‘ on.

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.The semi-monthly business meeting of .

on the 10: to train, this morning, for ‘

and it,

(boon repaired and repainted and er .,

idiots, has new been extended to all
throughout the chitin

and is (lectured by post oiiico

 

fast India TeaCo
Tel 37i ' " ‘ 125 Washington Striset

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Great Reduétwn Sale

Of Spring Suits, Coats

Skirts, W ants and DresSes
Regardless of cost

In“ Paris Cloak 8t Suit House

,33 South Main St. South Norwalk

 

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.1qu rlcronlAL REVIEW PATTERNS

 

Tun nmurirm. SUMMER Mentor: moss is mggo
gee after pages of beautiful Porto Summer Modelc' in their
it. is n treat. Only to cents when purchosed with nny one {5 cent panama;

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William P. Beers, 5 South Main Street

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The continued case oi Francis An-
derson was this morning costumed in-
detinntely

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It you can write a telegram You only
yrrito a Sentinel wont adv.

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The debate which
night by the Young People’s Society
of the South Norwalk Baptist church
was a great success The debuts was
upon the following; Resolved that the
commercial end religious possibilities
or the southwest are greater then
those of the northwest. The nczatlve
wide was accorded as winning. Those
uho took part were: ,AiilmntivowEr- RED Mani. le BUiLDlNG.
nest Puncher, Miss Marlon Lflomme- Prompt Delivery.
(lien, and Miss Carpenter; Negative—«.- =
Miss sue Olmatoad. Mrs. C. V. Stowe
and Mrs. J. R. Jennings.

was held list

Pots Cemetery Monet Holders.

as wear WA'sHmorou or.
scum «new: LK.

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$15 Men’s and
Young Men’s Suits

 

 

 
 

‘ Puuuht to this Author 7‘81,

, you nteertnin filament ‘otthe
im-il‘sltilcld County. it

WWW or thwilallowtna desert

' :tob t ”that l,‘
’ Wrmyw&.th ,d do

You know that gas ’imltdo “you, '
outside ' , , joint

him
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' Textile tout Co.

Decoration
.. Su gestions

Jermnlgerecg Earn Dishes Flower

Albert F. Gehehe

Phage 3i? 4: ‘

on: ,n corporations
filly of South
re required to

_ deliver to the stagnant-s or either or

them. on or before the 81st day oi

May, 1.913. a written or printed list

dated, signed slid sworn to. oi: all the

y owned by them On the in

"May, 1916 “Able to tnxstion.

mailing a description or. all the real
estate. each parcel being no,
idestt‘l bed. "

N n.~.-mn may be returned to the
Assessors at the Assessors‘ room in
the new City Hall building. North
Main and Marshall streets. south Nor-
walk. from my 17,1913. to May 31
1913i inclusive, said office to be open
from“) to 12 in m, optimum 2: to 5
o’clock p. m.; on Saturddys trdm 7 to
9 oclock in the evening.

Dated nt the City of South 3{him-violin
Conn... May 10th, A 1)., 191
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
DANIEL DUNLOP.

D. WIthAM HA'RFORD.
mio zilt \ Assessors;

have it. Raymond .
" UN D ERTAKE’R

NEW RED MEN'S IUlLDING,
, 27 WASHINGTON 8T.

Tet, oifloc. 1069-3: house, 093.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

3 THAMER

no You “mink ONLY or THE
"PRICED? cusses? .

it so, it doesn't matter much
where you buy them. But if you
think of your eyes and of tho of-
teot of the glasses on thew. you
will so where you are cm of
absolute accuracy. ‘9 at

or Atlantic Munro. sumrordfhom
eat. 1! m cm on. Ivon-

 

 

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213 I. chh'n so. u. Not-nuts. ”
Opposite Burton’s Mun. "
Formerly P. O. Bldg. W
Tflcphooo 889 In Hall.

“ All ourgClotltiu
Spring Styles
Reduced

indict-ti Com,“ Inches with. . ;;
“some. ti Mmyd.
Fancy Bcdfordscorda, 64 inches
wide. 31.00 no ".85 pcryd.
Rosa. bison uo 91.30
Creams tor Motions, va-u
luc ".80 per yd. j‘

' Cream Sergei. Pluin‘cnd
Stripes 5 .

;: Headline Silk! 4,.

; Remnants in. Woolen

.. Worsted cod Velvet

:: Cloth for Men’s Wear

.. Eut venomous-colon It the

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.. of 43nd street.

1 width. six dlderentt

my this will
Be Disposed of

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Next duality will be begun the lore
out auction altering or vacant property
in the world's historyn-the sale by
.autbOrity oi‘ the New York Banking
Department or the 3 019 lots commie
log the famous Morris Park race
track property. The. “lentil take

club house of the Westminster Racing'

, Association, the ground flow 01 Which

has‘been converted intone). immense
salesroom. Probably never" has a sale

surroundings. The old club house ball-

and with a twenty-toot ceiling, mea~

sures about 60 by 426 feet and will .

“communists comtortublml't least 2.-
000 persons. hm
Some idea of what the sale of 3 019

, sepnrate parcels of real estate means '
’ may be had from a comparison with .

other large lot sales of recent. years.

lots‘iust a year‘ago took up the bet-
ter part of two days.
P. Day sold the 463 lots in the Forster.
‘Schmitt property’oposite Van _. Cort-
landt Pork one day last November,

last bid at 11:20 p. 111., a new record
tor continuous selling was establish
ed At the rate of 300 lets a day, the
Morris Park sale will consume ten
entire days.

It is those who are most familiar

buyers coming from for these 3,019

markable and has in many instances‘
dwindled down to the bargain stage
toward the end, what is to he theire-
suit of ten successive dsys' selling?
it auctioneers have been feartul, hero
totore, about having two sales of 300
or 400 lots come too close together.
that is. within two or three Week. or
each other, what is to be the outcome
often ado-lot sales held one after the
other.

Do! our! Davies Satur-

~ cannot progress very, in without‘de-
. veioplng slow range or pricoa,vaud
j‘ the Bronx is continuing its phenomen-
-: cl growth more rapidly each year.
7 'Buyinx right' in a routes of advancing
1: nine: tells the whole story oi succem
_ ‘ in] m; estate speculation in the put
-- and the circumstances under which
2, Morris Park is to be sold, as well as
'3 the location at the property, tulllli

both of thesaoonditionl."
Vice President Hadley ot the Inter

' borough expects that the extension or
:1 the subway up White Plains avenue.
~ within four short blocks or the tweeter- \
. ly bounds" of Morris Park, will be
1: one of the tint of the new sections of

; dual subway system to be placed in
C operation. , The Intorborough entity
1’. cars estimhte this line con be cont
:: plated in two yum and tint the .

- southerly portions of it may be ready
i. for traintin‘ less time.
:3 tracking of the east side elevated

- lines, connecting with the watches.

The third.

. ter' and Doctor; at main street. will
j bring Morris Park within from thirty

to thirty- nve minutes of the City Hall.
by way oi the Third Avenue Elevated
it is now within twentyoiine minute!
Routes already in
operation or about to be built Will
else to the songbetwsgn 33mm: Purl:
and Polhatu Boy Pa two miles it;
sit llnos with
A' total ct twenty Mocha.“ ,
To show the close little; between
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place on the premises in the former “

been laid under more advantageous .

room, with many entrances and exits ‘ '

The Van Cortlandt Estate sole '0! 719 .

whom Joseph -.

beginning arm a. m. and taklng the

with these facts who are persistently ‘
asking the question: Where are the ‘

lots? ’1! a single day’s sale of over“ . ,
300 lots hus'been looked upon as re‘ , , "

“It the whole history or real estate ,
-, suction selling it any forte: a Wide. " »~

L, said Messrs.
“ day, "a select more than 3.000 lots

 
 
 
 

 

 

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Unmatchahle Values in Undermuslins
People are wondering at the low prices of the, ; ~
May White Sale. There is equal wonder at the quail . I
‘ity of these dainty Undermuslins. and this is de— 2 ’
served, because no cl’fort was spared to. have each gar- j
mcnt perfect.
That this' is the time to obtain your supply of -
Summer Undermuslins is not to be denied, for, with I
the opportunities which this May Sale alters, you get ;
the best of style and the greatest variety at- the south -
est prices anywhere. 7

Sale will continue all this week.

The N. E Ryan Co.“

. ' so WASHINGTON sr. SOUTH NORWALK. :_

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’ me eo-CART
With Strongest Guarantee

When you buy at Fulton Go- Cart the

element of risk is entirely elim-

J' Ahmed. The manometer-rs Absolutely . ,
nice ittogivo Baddfdctory Service.
{chutney}. Thlryl'ta'vodoncit

for years. Unless the Fulton made good
they couldn’t do it. That Gamma Ind
the large. Roomy. Styli-h Appendixes,
together with several Exclusive Futons

lowly the ,

gm new

CARRIAGE

in tho most popular can made.
it gives «Won every time
We know an we have cold iota
oi‘ thgm. Popular pricedfioo.

Let us show you full line of Fulton Carts. We are ex-
clusive handlers of them' in this town. Drop to today.

 

 
 

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THE A. J. ANGEVINE
“a son (:0.

. ’or.

POINT“) nanometre.

Even a dull man has his good
points.

The reason so many young men no
in love with a girl is because she has
a vivid imagination.

A. How dew are the tomato bioch—
smlths. yet how numerous the women

A“ " ““9 ""7 man he‘s W0 kinds who are expert wields" or “6 lamp
or friends, those whom he needs and marl

thnse who need him.

Widow oft rush in “my“;
sit-is tear to undo. ‘

 

Nearly all. of the float thought: '
it’s u and to see a rich loan with have already been thought. but cheer 7

IliDOOl" appetite an it is to see a poor up! They have been demotion, too. I“;

moo who can't not to the lunch count «mileage [Daily News. ‘

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