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hasgreatl stimulated buying «assessment! 111.. 3, NORWALK
by large consumers. ._
You can make no mistake 1i 1
you put in Coal at pres:
1ent figures. but we sure-
. ly think you will be 1111-,
ry it you neglect the
4 present opportunity.
Our stock of fieshaminedp ‘
Coal is now at its best.
m..—-
‘Is 'Ther'nme’
to have your painting and papenhangl,
ling done. Our experienced men can
PULL LINE OF 3581' GOODS.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
prices of stocks were slightly lower to
day! Apprehension aroused abroad
by the outbreak oi serious hostilities
among the Balkan nations were re-
BUY
Hazelton.
7 Coal
The s; 11.11.111.111 aslm Co.
TEL. 2941 122 'WATER 8T.
flected in the depression of American
stocks in London, which influenced
the opening here. The Copper stocks
as a group were the heaviest. «but their
losses were less than a point, and
movements in most cases were limited
to small fractions. The list stiffened
after the opening. recovering the
‘losses, but later sold oi: again. There,
were no signs of heavy pressure at any
point. however. Speculative interest
iapparently was dead, and alter the
jrnrst few minutes of trading the mar-
ket came almost to a standstill.
W
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
do ‘it to your satisfaction. The ‘
m3: chré’enfi’ilfl‘fe‘d.‘ Cindi; FIRE ALARMS
prices on paints and wall paper.
1A C O H E N
40 Water St. ' Tel. 342-13“
'w"" .u—..-....—-....—-—...
“are
and Remember
ii any 1111111 man stops at your house
without the sign Wm. Enron. 3 Rowan
61., E. Norwalk, on the wagon and
says he is working tor me. he is cheat-
ing you, because there were some
complaints. I pay 10 9. lb. tor rags
and best prices tor auto tires. rubbers,
deather beds, metals and old anionic-3
bile tires are in demand. Ask for
prices. Please notify me ahead as 1
am very busy during the season.
Telephone 441.
Prepare for the Hot sun. order
Your Awnings 1
new and save mon-
ey. We also do nil
STERING and. Far-
niture Repairing,
Mattresses Renovat-
ed Slip Covers mnde
to order Our work
is guarsnteed vi l‘sti-
mntps cheerfully giv-
e11.
AEOHN
Phone 336-4. 45 North Main SL‘.
,1
is
Up-to—date Sport ‘4
Read The
Sentinels Sporting
Pages
7 “Hill
kinds of UPHOL- l
l COUTH NORWALK FIR! ALARM
1 BOXED
Alarm Headquarters at
Wong. Telephone for tire alarms.
‘ S—quhlngton and North Main Ito.
‘ Mahaoltemo Hotel.
1—H» and 1:1.ymond 8t-
0 Corset Factory. print...
,3: oyls Theatrem
——Norwnlk Hos spital
't—Musio Hall. Lilltord and City Hotels
9~Crose St.
lz—xWest 81.. Franklin school.
lib—xConclor‘d Se. Concord and Lin-oil
M~Nor h Main and Ann Bil .
51.111111 Ba view Ave.
16—): unwell: iron orks.
—-West’ Ave. an- Led-r 8t.
iii-Hlxi1 School. West Ave.
31—- West St. and' .‘Kylar Ave
:a-xEly 1‘ vo and bone sit
2i—Chostnut and Henry Ste.
25—48th Main and Monroe 3t-
28- -Lexington Ave and Austin It.
"——Welt and Elm Grove Ste.
sl—Bouth Mu‘i m.. between Greys us
Meadow 6114
M) Electric Worst“. But. It.
Sal-«x ring and Ole
gg—wxw aviiunddand 30‘“ 8t...
1 0- “1.0
“ni‘nirlleld‘,u Ave. and Cedlr 6t.
tI—‘I‘aylcr .Ave. 1.1141 south
. 3—Woodvurd .ml and Meadow er.
psi—Bum" and Quintard Avon. and Wet.
is-«JVoodward and bounds. lives
61- «Golden Hill St. and Elmwood Ave.
52 —-Washlnnton at. Bridge.
~F1 eel ht yard and Ann 81.. private.
ii—ohlornallr ylmk Co” prints.
Box Gl—vCorner Putnam avenue and
Reed street.
32 Denotes non-interfering boxed.
) Master box. from which the num
;ber or any box can be sounded
One stroke at 12 noon and l p in
standard time. 1-
One stroke at odd times. testing 0
line open.
Tm. strokes after an alarm. lire out. re
calla department.
1I'I‘hlren allow strokes, water to be shot
0 .
At 12:05 p. m.. each Wednesday. a be!
tilled for test.
ire alarms ior an district also re
Pour long blasts oi the mwhistle at
:30 11.111 and 12: 30 11 indicate
no school for the following session.
1——l———1-—«i
is
: celvad lw telephone.
EAST NORWALK ' ‘Fil ALARM “All
Fire headquarters. lib \‘nn Zuni street
Telephone 170
smF‘irch School 1 rlv'ate).
Private boxes wil only be pulled tot
A telephone meal-um, 111 Electric 31.1101.
'(70!) below 11 the hours of s p u). use
omMsrtm School (private '
212——b’inst W-nsllnfiton and 011 Bi!
newt/rm 74111.11 hi. and Osborn Ave.
sin—«Fast lives and Rowen at.
air-«wanna
ails—Fort and“ Charles Ste.
emblem Me. and l-‘itch 81.
.2513! John at one Edits Ave.
332—«8caview Me. nod First lit.
sowBouievsrd and Second tit
Jab—«Cove Ave. and Filth 81
islwnoutevud and Blackstone Bi. l'l‘oi
g‘l" Keyasr St. and Pine Hill Ave (r111.
til mitoyner Bi. and Duck Pond rd. l'i‘oi
3434mm» Harm til‘mi i
ll 11.1“. ivlu; location at lire. an alarm
will be a von 0! nearest bios:
tile on routines shore located.
til-cum alarms are only to be given
the chlni or ctii 1 l
at the tire :1 it: til at open till ”11:2
scient- llu note
l»t)11Lbinti at odd times. testing or ill»
or
11301111 blunt 111 l d" in. .. standard time.
lm'i‘rw. hlilniu. to out.
no more
eel
ll—ll Jl‘ wr-nty two. at .8 a
11m 11- 1111111111 or public ooh
lwtwo.nl12 so 31.1111... no I!
boo!
ll ll outr-
Nr- .11.... invasion of public
llllliiZHn—Teu blasts onioky cells tin
.
unit in department.
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Conirnrmr lianloi 11".. Which; of
mums l
The following were issued July -1.
1913.11.11 furnished from office of
A M Wooster, Solicitor of patents..
Bridgeport Conn.
Frank A. Cook. Hartford, type-writ-
ing machine. ‘ '
William F. Helmond Hartford, typo
{writing inarhine. ,
t‘hmles J. Jolidon Hartford,
patents. magazine fitearm
liurdett Loomls lwlurttord apparent!
’t’m treating furnace bases. and pro
lpuring full.
two
mule] Hamming. .‘e’w Haven, two ,
,pateuts, cigarette rod severing device,‘
[51111111111110 for pasting the scum oi oi;-
armies and the like. ~
Frederick Reutter Waterbury,
candescent lamp socket. ‘
3 James Kelley, Vi lasted, machine tor
Hooking pins ‘ ,1.
Herbert A. -ilowe.- Thompsonviile.
Icarpet or rug ldesignJ"-,,
2 Trade Marlo. , .
, J .\'. Lapoime Co, New. London.
1
1
l
l in-
l
breaching machines rid breaches
A Furnished Iiosuu lo 11111111 A
lSentlnel want change: it to ‘11 tun
nishcd room-Rented.
'i'no woman who can touch out line
private pupils—vsssuredly through s1
modest campaign at Sentinel Want
saver-min:
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TOO LATE FOR CLABCIHCATION.
FOR SALEr-GOOD HEAVY HORSE‘
inquire 35 Lowe St 131
”-
See the Missing Word Page
More is no guessing. .‘o
WORD MISSING. In order
must rend each ndv on the on
After you'fiml it (ill) the
blank as our instructions.
‘ Send tltcmnswcr to The
later than the following 'lncs
Any coupon .coming in after
(lulr one answer to cash
111111.9’11 the
WALL STREET. 10: 30 a. m. vlnltiall
'urday morning at 9 o'cldck from
James Wilson. M
tinge-wish what the Kill SIN-(51 W
350 in Gold 111111 be awarded in Seventeen diilerent amounts,
1111111 1111111 ' 111111 I 1111111 11111111111111
Charles Abbott. '
Charles Abbott. the Cannon Station
blacksmith, widely known about this
sectionot the country. died this morn-
ing at 5 o'clock alter a long illness, in
which he was forced to unde’rgo seven
al operations at ‘the Nowell: Hospi-
tal. Mr. Abbott has not been Well
since he was but stricken, although
it, was thought that he was improving
slowly at times. ‘He has been about
the house endporch in seed weather.
at yarlous periods since his ‘ return
home from the'hospital. He has con.
ducted a successiul venture in the
blacksmith shop near his home in ct...
non Station (or a number-.0! years.
The deceased leaves a’vvii‘e and a
lbrothsr, Richard Abbott. ot Norwalk.
'Further particulars will be annauncad
later.
Anton Nagy.
Anton New. a well-known resident
oi Springs-cod and a butcher there
tor many years past, died yesterday
afternoon at his home. «17 Lexington
avenue. aged lorty seven years. He
leave; a wife and three Shildren The
funeral services will be held on Sat
St.
Lndislaus’ church. Rev S. F, Chenill-
sky sector will emce.
The 1:11.111... of Mrs. Wilson,
L'l‘he funeral services overtne re
mains 101’ Mrs. Julia Phelps Wilson,
wele largely attendedyesterduy. The
Rev. firuest lv‘. .Vchi-esor. officiated
and intermeutnook place in Riverside
cemetery. The nail .bearers were
\lead. .l Wallace
Marvin. George R. Barnum and George
Thompson
rm Elizabeth 11111111111.
The lunernl serviceboier the re-
mnlns of Mrs. Elizabeth Grimm, who
died Monday, are being held today in
New York city. Undertaken Frederick}
H. Gaming is attending the services.
The deceased was an aunt of Ralph
Burchard, otihis city. .
'Funsr'al of George Everett. .
The 01111 which will take relatives
and friends to Dunbury to attend the
luneral service. in George E, Everett
will leave South Norwalk at 8:17 o'-
clock tomorrow morning.
50in Gold
IN AWARDS.
Do You Read the Advertisemnts in The Sentinel?
Next Thursday. We are go~
ing to Pay you in 601d to Read the Advertisements.
puzzles. No votes. Just read
the advertisements i11"il1e Sentinel.
THE PLAN.
011 each 'lliursdav for a pcriml oi twelve weeks there
will be inserted a page of advertisements of business men.
how one of those advs.t'1't-ry week there ulll he a
s
to lmd the correct word you
go every week \cry carefully
coulxmmnlso on the. some
will) is. and fill out the
Sentinel oi'iicc each 11 cck not
dnv after the page nppcars.
'lucsllny will not be counted.
page, will lie nllowctl our perm
z
Nurwuilt. eternal this 1111111111111 the?" I! ”no“:
highway 111‘ (iruntlviow uremia.
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9.398.
DEPOSITS
made on or before July 1011b will Draw
interest from July lst
The South Norwalk Sa‘]_ .
Sate deposit boxes and vaults tor the
W" rel sole condition is the
. the phighest“ number at correc
twelve weeks take
NOT
he ppm My tilled out on s reopen
owe-0W
t each .1111th every answer must
from The Sentinels and
t answers sent in during the
the awarde' 111 this order.
ICE
‘ tor ti. Amiaown 11ml 1119111111 1111qu
.. financial laboratory-{icons A.
Voile. , 1
Recording Secretarywt). Burr
‘ Benoit.
‘ ; suing will 11.. 11111111111111 inter.
~ list in the ‘i‘oivn court on the next
“Wells’s Leanne Dry Goods slot
Occasion
8 and 5 Gazette building. Norwallt‘
Carnival “
Every Citizen and Business Man Should Decorate for the
Flags of All Sizes at All Prices.
Cambric ior Costumes. .
...............
Bunting of Wool or Cotton.
Red White and Blue Ribbon.
[Large Fancy
New Potatoes
zeamn‘
85c a Bushel
New England Grocery Co.’
72 No._Ms111 at. Tel. 1511.
i
....._-.....—~. - -...—- “We .1.
Johnnie Has My Number Now.
The other day he telephoned to me
had
A Lot oiOld Tires
1 Paid Him
35¢ 11 lb for No. l inner Tubes
15c a‘lb ior No. :1 inner Tubes
81; 11 lb for Auto Shoes
1 pay one cent 11 lb. ior rags, 25c
per 100 tor ueuspap‘ers 35c per 1th
ior. books and manual
G. Your
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave, 8111. Sldloswslk.
1.111111111191111 .
ilEdllllES TESTiliillll
(Continued from first page)
Speaking of her father, who had
been British ministerial. Washington,
Lady Sackville said he was at times
{rightfully depressed about the over»
drafts on his account at the bank. Sir
John Scott. she declared. noticing this.
gave him “5.000 at diil’erent times.
-Part of this was to pay a demand for
88.000 to the children of one of his row
latives who had died and $3,000 to
pay expenses at K‘nole Pork. including
the restoration oi some Vandyck pic-
. , 1 ..
x 1. ‘.‘ \.‘ y- \;‘\ ‘ \‘1 \- 1 1.. s,‘ x,‘ ~_‘ \—
”influx-nut, -. Air-r. ..‘-r. a, at, an, it'un’tx or. 4-". at
that he had cleaned the garage and .
tures. Soon. she swore, told her he;
could not bear to see her worried. Gav}
peclnlly over money 111nttcrs,arlding;
'your lather is 11 poor old man. and 1’
shall help him "
Lady fiackvilie lestiii d that on aim
other occasion Sir Joli 1111111 timed
into her bank in order to help hurl
lather out of his difficulties, and hot
spent 325.000 in purchasing silver until
said plate which originally had “(“1
longed to Route Park. but had been
sold by inriuus members at the [fifth
lly. Blr loin: also occasionally bravo
her $260 for Christmas or birthdayq
presents. and he sometimes paid her
travelled extinction:
BUTLER LODGE iNBTALLA‘t‘ION.
District Deputy mend Master Brown
Performs were,
The sincere at lluilt‘r mane, lilo.
M l t) t). lit, were installed last rm
noise by District Density Brand Men-
(irund Marshall .l. Melvin lllll
”those installed are, as follows:
ti. limb. Ernest Reynolds,
it, 8. it. ti.»~»-liorhsrt Wheeler.
Wardenwitisranrs Pt. Gretel.
.glnndncwrwtluriis A, Owens. !
Treasurerfildlelvin Hill.
Those oilicers not outflows“ av»-
iliterate will be a calling of thence
1th weeks.
Amim'ophrsintiismm
u
H Krieger 81 Co.
The Leading outfitters’ in The Norwalks
SPECIAL
for This Week
3: 11111111111311.1411. we will sell jap SilicWaists for ,
- ladies at $1 £5. warth $2. 00.
Very Fine Lingerie and Voile waists $1.25, va~
lues up to $2. 50.
Tub Dresses from .. 98¢ 10‘ $6.98 _.
Couch Hammock‘s
‘ , Complete with heavy chains. ready to bangat
as 98 and so. 98
Spécial Prices on Refrigerators
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Best New Potatoes a' peck 230
Best Creamery Butter _ , 9 lb die .
22 lbs Granulated Sugar ” for $1
The Great A&P , Tea Company
NM WAIHINGTON It. IDUTH NORWALK
' Deliver-lee also a. m. and BID :1. m
Tel. No. one.
to? Delivers.
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Follow the Crowd
ROTON POINT '
DANCING
o 11 ,
Pavrlton
manning Every blight and outsider
Aflfl'nfil’il:
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.1119. Pro. csoiMusm,
Handsome dither list alum Away}
livery Saturday Night.
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for this Fourth {hill it I1 titre ‘
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