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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 18, 1913 · page 8

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- , l .3313 NoMslik, comm,
nu kinds of insurance
Public monographs:

 

 

 
 
 

, venue, is visiting relatiles in Pater-
no N. J. i

 

 
 

, John 0 Smith, of auditors avenue,
has gone to lliinghsmpton, N Y., ti)
10in his family

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v[flout of the p1operty of William H
McMahon, in West avenue

Five new members were received at
monthly meeting of the Nomad:
Building Loan and investment Asso-
ciation held last evening

 

 

Miss Beulih Housman has returned

to her home, Baltimore. Ind. after

I spendin? serolui necks with Mrs. W
F: Bosnian-in, of West street

.. An automobile truck went through

Soutil‘r/‘Norwslk this, morning from

New Haven towing in its wake an

yddertukers’ wagon and a hearse. ‘

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‘ « * There was a spirited dog light in

Washington sireel this morning near
5 ,“L. B. Tripp's lunch ungon. It was a
kood last so while it lasted, and no
i'lilhlugo resulted

 
 
 

 

 

it is reported in South Norwslk that
r 9119 night recently (incl School). for
‘ orly‘foi this place. blii now of Branch
viiie. took the 1: 20 s. in. train from
I “um for his home and that he slept
. through into Dunbury, being forced to
i 7 over night. '

 

 

Poln ,
, hirgoksné undi’daughlor, Alice, 0:
Llowe street have been visiting friends

 

in New Rochelle, and Monday event.
ink attended tbs; comIflonCsnuaut excr- ‘

 

L 'clios oi! St, lohn's College, Fordham.
him her nephew, Christian .0.
Shier: In, ‘3: the iormer place. was
mdustad. «

 

 

 

THE PAGEANT RALLY AT DARIEN.
Bowers] lnterostiug lectures have
been sddod to the Pageant Rally,
:whlch will be such by Mr and Mrs
, Edward‘iliiiwu Rcyls at their home.
._ The Wicklup, nt Dal-loo, on leurdul'.
June 28th. Bosldumhc vaudeville pol“-
toimsnco. which will be given by
y distinguished pariormors, mulls
~vmmh’s Club friends of Mr. Royle,
F—u well as several distinguished or-
éllists molding in the neighborhood—v
1th or will be speeches explaining the
t‘foi’ the“ pageant, scheduled for
3d gust 29s.: and 30th, and September
1 A well equipped dancing pavilion
lull built in the unborn. while
- orchestra will be stationed in a
glimmer iiiiliill' in on old upnlo trad.
he mil‘ilnelllms or this event hrs
dohlol .l ill bridxs.‘ iii. 0.
pith Alfred ii lidnnw, iiowslid
Welland; W3 A. ~86Irli‘ic. Robsi‘i
outer ii'runlliin. M Jones, Arthul
ins. Germ Smith, Samuel drool.
Wk Norman.“ humus Alsop, J. A
villi, sud acorns ii. Notch.

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Mrs. Orson Stannard or Quintard ’

[Concrete walks have'beenisld in ‘

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

Eileen yew.

 
 

 

 

$855“,1

(lNopieceoi hunefiunimoquiie Is
comfort-He. cmmi and “unsure has

oiebealuyondgioyioteva. Reflects ‘01an
uvhlgmrent yams space.
roomdoihoworkohix. The
showshowiwillumnincbeenfimuiisooslin

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Rut. “on,“ inn . ......

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Amdei-dol!ululsd
rousuumamrulum.‘

THE A: J. Anonvmn ‘

3 «\‘*‘II iw‘vfi\
Alum-'41s"; 1".

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WILL OPEN A

j New Grocery Store
SATURDAY‘

June 421,3’13‘

90 Washington St.

South Norwalkx

~ PHONE 410

Meshing:

it looke- his

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& SON CO.

 

‘Mmu\muv¢‘

', detention the professional instructor.

. on the grounds superintending their

 
 

actually made
in the home

wiih one piece of furniture

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

54 wuss or.

 
 
 

[July- 1.

 

 

csoctntlcongvnlisstln ,
ELECTRlQAL worms: wnousstl mo adult.

is perfectly safe 11nd withodt l'lilll.
skilled mechanic to giro you this molt.
sod guarantee the iolb

w " our: morn Mme co.

The hourd of directors at tho 8min
Norwlh savings Bunk doclurod o
dlvldsnd to consultant on the mm
3: uh Put widows mun. can. to.
1913, hours «is of tour 311» cant. W
would, tbs who to ho rhodium on
mhookssudpsldciiorwmluly
:9; 1m. hoodlum M3 on 3: mm:

Wood Dye

July 10, llllil, will draw interest «is

ELEGTMOAL FACTS.

‘9 Electric wiring {or light in your homo “when properly installed. "

it requires the services at the
We can furnish the mo

ILQOTRIOAL WRAO
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RID-“Al. DIV
BATTER“.

TOM
“YOUTH NORWALK

Johnson 3

 

Some remhrltsbly good 301! was
played by Messrs.

The links have been 1erer patron-
iced lately. J. E. Finder is playing
in great iorm’, and Donsld Perkins has
again covercd himseli with glory by

Hurry Carsoh one up in s hotly con
tested game. ‘

' V Horace Hurlbutt continues his so ~

tive interest in the club sud is daily

upkeep and improvement. He has also
added to ‘iis other kindneases by do
hating s. handsome sideboard which
was utilized to the fullest extent bv
the ladies at the recent too.

There will be another ten and dance
at ~tho club next Saturday

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Two KILLED IN WINDSTORIM.
(MONTREAL June 18.—-'rwo per-
sons were kill‘od,"seversl others were
injured, buildings were blown down,
in a thunderstorm which swept over
this section late yesterday. Tho'nrop.
erty damage is estimated at $250,000.,
H
RECEIVER FOR THAMES TRUST
COMPANY. . '
NORWICH. Conn, Juno 18»le
lustth of a. receiver ior the Thames
Man and Trust Company, which is be-
iore the Superior court, will come up

next Monday for decision.

 

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Russell Broadway continues quits
ill at his home ln‘SicKlnlsy street.
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‘ Misses rel-nus, 03mm. ,Mitoholl, ‘
, Dumbbell. Van Zandt. Bowlers sud Mul-
m to. “i":

 
 
 
 
 
 

Monsncid, Lock» 1

wood. Smith and Goodrich. in a. four. "
bull ioursmn' Messrs Smith and Good ,
,9 rich boot their opponents two up. 1

[Funk E. Austin. at Montville, h“ consolidation will

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ATLANTIC & mPACiPlC

Q30 norm swam

 

his or m 1 month.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

, Mdny mixtures . not ,iicrcd its
substitutes for Royal. No other
baking powder is the some in
“ composition or effectiveness, or i
so wholesome and e‘cooolnic‘al. 1‘
nor will moire such tine loom}

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Royal is the only Bsklng Powder tirade
from Royal Grape Cream oi Tor -r

 

 

on till uni Gillililiilliiiiii 1-1111:
is resinous iii 11 can ill in 4

 

Georgetown. Sulllsld and limb Congressman Dunn all Does Not V

 

 

dam Dilicas Fmgu by com. 5 Extinct an Exisnso on at Time
mission of President i' on Baorganiza allon .
WASHINGTON. fJuue lap-Con». WASHINGTON!) mic, June 18.——

 

missions'as presidential postmastors Congressman Donovanfdoes not expect ,2
Congress to pass anyi legislation ex- ,‘
tending after July 1 the date of the "

at Surfield to sate-mm June 11, and customs reorssnlzsllo . when Bridgs- 3:
Dim becomes the hoodquartars tor “

have been issued to George F. Ham
mill at Georgetown; Edward Perkins.

to Harry 5. Arnold, st’ Haddsm. to
data 30111 June 12.

A star route service has been ss~ district for the anti
tsblishod to take effect July 1. and
to continue until June 30. 1917, from ”“3911 the Senate on
Ookdslo vls Montvilio and Uncasvillo “‘9 ‘HWBW and “19 We“ 01 the 0!-
to the station a diatomic of 4:118 miles.

the consolidated customs collection

mull Will be carried 12 times a week, P1309 than Bridgeport 88 the headquar-
and between Moutville and Uncasr t9“ ‘0? the Connecticut district
ville ill times ench week, and to other ' 0'" °f 0”“ Juli! 1-

polnts on the route 18 times a week.

been IpMintds carrier, at s sslsry or: July 1 ”1d 3" u“3‘0 or customs Col-
9989 per snnum
Start Now Route. .

A n” routs ho. be” established there is much spec lotion on to the

July 1 1818 between most Morris, by late °f Collector ED , fl Bridgeport
way 0! MOMS and Lakeside. to the ‘Hi! commisslom run until February
railroad station. 11 distulce o! 5‘: 22 °’ “91‘ V“? and m! m predictors
miles, and back, 8, times each week he will hold on until “I“ “1118'
from September 18. to May 31. and “ ”WW“ l 5""-
12 times such week the rest of that Will Mr Enos nilnuo in 0‘3“
you.
been appointed curler at the anon-l
misty of $700. '

A new route has been ordered irom
Northfioid to Thomuton. 3:19 miles
and back 13 times each week, to take
effect Jilly 1. 1913. William 1“. How:
lay, a! Northflsld has been unpainted ..
curler st the annual ulsrv of Moo. “’9‘" 1“ PW" 9‘ "~ “9 “I“? "9‘

A contract extending tour yum aloha. m u" non ommittsl answer
from July 1, 1913, bu been entered oier. Donovan. , w
into between tho poscomosmdcpmo 1”“ m” 1“? 9 ”4° 1‘“
most and Charles I". Yorrinctcu is to “ff", ‘3” intsnlowsr. ”
provlda s screen «was smico ho‘ Tm“ " mutter-rot sunning. 3"“
tween the pun office st Norwich and “2:3 firm“ '
tho nlirond notions. sud the electric ad?” :1 “m” 11 Pm" decid-
csrs. and batsmen my 0! than
*l‘hs rm Public library 33 usual-all 8"" “W“ ”‘ " mm“- '1‘“

Column my molt some chooses.
1133’ been lie-install by annular uc- . , w
mu as o depository oi Goolosicsl ggnfitil‘i: 63:13:: "' “WWW"L
works to he furnished by the govern "Assuming inst Gunman “m“

m” M. u“ motors request incite so choose. or stiwill hspoon to

[1“ Moro Pension lllill. _
. ills colloctor ct port 1m July
annular llcimn lousy introduced il'f ”Milt! ill lotion .

in the min 3 bill to woo so in- _

cross. oi cousins in Henrietta Doc; “My“
little. or ocuthluctsu. widow
movies nouns: 13113 at Cu. 11.8»
soil: Connecticut. from m to iii) s
mouth. MIG it hill flouting on in
cm“ to Kim L. whatnot
Thbmntou, widow oi Elliot V boil!
similar at as. it. Mud condom
admiral! iii to we s mouth and it
till (mount 11 should miss 33
(icons Ksllou. 31 blow cums. units“
or do 1:1 mm cosmonaut st tbs :16! in m mm

dos soon 11M mu.

pit-as?” Congressma
asked today.
“Are you asking To if i want him
u

DOBOVNI W”

to hold on after 5 1y 1?" was Mr.
Donovan's reply. ‘

"i will "it you st question." re.
worked his intervls or.

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mums 31333.net today inun-
dulled a bill (limits; that warm
mwwpussmmorm
innit. rollers“ mil ll. stuns, -
3:3 is. 113331 moi nulls; onus»

State of Con- 12
nocticlit. The bill for extension has .H.
is pending in ~

“33‘0“ ‘3 ‘0 arrange ihe consolidation ‘_
Between 0111111313 and Montville the Scheme and perhaps llx some other ..

In view of the p spect that the 3:
hecomc edeotlvs j:

lectors." other than that at Bridgeport. :3 ..
will be out of oiii‘o'ei utter thnt dots. '.'

 

31m . oasis; sum manor run: so

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

One hundred sud thirty-

‘ one years of' expel-lencc are
could of the reasons for
Fownes’ supremacy, Every
pair guaranteed, 50c, 75c,

$1.00.

 

MINTZS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3 Textile Fabric C .

218 E. Wash'n st. 80. Norwalk.
Opposite Demo’s Switch.

. Former! P. 0. Bids. Nth-walk.
.1' ophono 829 Mr. Hall.

All our Cloth in
Spring Styles
Reduced '

Bediord Cords, 54 inched wldol
$2.00 value $1.60 per yd
Fancy Bediord Cords, Inches
wide, 81.90 viiuo 81.25 per yd.
Reps. .. $1.60 value. $1.30 por mi
Creams hr Coatings. 92.09 V.-
lue . .8150 par yd.

I: Cream Surges, Plain and

' Stripes .

: Mosssfine Silks

2 Remnants in Woolen
Worsted and Velvet

Cloth lo; Men’s Wear

 

 

 

 

 

 

FRAUDULENT BANKRUPTCY
CHARGED.
BRISTOL, Conn. June 18.——Fodanl
oilicsrs came here today and arreswd
Joseph L. Grosnbers and Julius Mano.

John Wow. of ”News h“ after July it. until his commission onion the charlie of fraudulent bankrunb

‘.cy The specific charge is that three
days before Grosnbsrg tiled a petition
in bankruptcy, about the middle of
April, he shipped may live cases and
two trunks loaded with momhnndiu.
it is charged that be concealed this
not in order to defraud his creditors.
Grosnborg sud Mao were taken ‘_ to
Humor-d by Deputy United attics
Mmhulls Bruinn‘d'. Smith Ind 'i‘. ll.
Harley. and will have 3 hearing ho-
toro the commissioner. A locsl sir
tornsy moored the case” and salted
the monument of Justice. in Wall»
lnxton. for wan-nuts.

 

‘l‘bs Lois and basic) And Pickle no
Gaul cuss are set down for tomor-
row‘. court session.
W

results ml.

Thm elm In No Doubt About tho Ru
suits in 801M Nomlk.
Results tell the this.
All doubt is removed.
This testimony at 11 South Norwslk
clam can bi! sully invésllntod.
tht butler plop! can ho had?

 

 

 

chariot Subunit”; 89 Franklin strut. .

{South Normals, Conn. sayswi shim»
ed hum indoor compulut for rum.

Poll“ mm in m loin», «lentils;

 

into my shouidm sud bud sud if. i
stoopcd or straightened quickly, shun
swim curios mom sir Mk» al-
most tolling any hmtil our. “in:
1:16:13! sternum boulmu no soil 1
ms obilnd to Mild mascot» st

 

 

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