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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEE

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Refrigerators

New Pennants l
THE K‘Plgfig—CLUB,

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dies’ Silk Hose

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111“ an, White and Black, COUNTRY CLUB.
l 250 BELLE ISLAND.
Ges’ narbrrggan Under- TOKENEKE, ' ' .
1.11 .11... SW?“ 1101111. 110111111, To close out our entire lot of refrrg
. .11. ,. 1.1.11.1...1111111. 1103:5111 craters, we offer all srzes ata. savrng to

11y Underwaar at .. 25°

. K. BANKS

hackemo Hotel Block
South Nomlk

you of from 20 to 33%. You should
not fail to take advantage of this special
offering.

Porch and Lawn Furniture at prices
that are worth while.

The A. J. CoilinsCo.
Walks 312:.1iszisfidt1m

1" RAYMOND BROTHERS
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Wm-P. Beers 1

KODAK Ann STATIONERY area's, .
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

 

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11111111301111 Boys who 111111111
Train Whistle, Said to Have
Caused Bad Wreck

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Sailor From Torpedo Boat Drag-
ged llut Eight Bodies

 

 

LOS A\(1l'l1l11, 0111., July ii1.--<’l‘o
urerldlcsonre youths who played with
the train whistle, is attributed the loss
or twelve lives 11nd the injury of some,
two hundred persons, near here late.
Sunday, when two Pacific electric
trains collided, telescoping two cars
and wrecking another 111 Vineyard Sta.
tiorr near the. city limits, Many of the‘

 

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WEATHER FORECAST.

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For EverybodyWho 1
‘Uses a Kodak is»

Showers
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lo‘or Norwnlk and vicinity:

late tonight 01' on Wednesday; 58 WALL STREET

111 O. B. Jackson

crate n0 thwest to north winds. Show- . ‘ .- ) ‘_ . .11 . . NORWALK.
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twenty tour hours in Southern Flori PHONE 438.

Optician

Everything in the Optical Line

1prg,lntin so we are in position to ghee
\ou the BEST V1 DRK POSSIBLE 'iry 1
1111 once, that is all we ask as we}
know then you will always come 111111: ‘,

. do, from town eastward to Pennsylva-
nia 11nd from Upper Michigan south~
ward to K11 1ntucky. Areas of 'high pres-
sure are central over the Lake region

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and the Gulf States, with 11 trough 01' “35:?" (ii)??? [figi’l‘i‘mu‘e work 'i’ "‘ “16“

low pressure between them Mode1- ‘ E y . Fl”,
ate temperatures continue in nearly 4" EYES Xflnlinfi’d 939

all districts east of the Rocky Moun-
talus.

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deeded-seafood

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injured will die. l

'i‘hr‘ee trains loaded with excursion-
lsts to the beach at Venice, sixteen
miles from Los Angeies, had stopped
at 11 curve, where. 11 switch is turned.
'1‘bt1 last train [1111:1111 moving forward
‘wlrilo the two foremost trains remain-
ed at. 11 standstill. ('arroll. iiartbolrr
1111111, conductor of the last car of the
center train, jumped to the track with
his light to llau‘ the approaching train.=
Sumo youths. passengers any, pulled
the 11 hisrln in nu. 'I'hie, it was said
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Stationery Store

WEATHER A'YEAR AGO TODAY;

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

16 SOUTH. MAIN STREET.
'I'en'rperaturc: Low, 71; high, h‘l.
” S Th M “S ”
(‘. lo}. lir'nn. of New York, was in' Up~to.dato Servcel Call ee 8 Dyer IX

town this morning 011 business.
Buckingham, W. R. (1., .\"o. 30. with
hold its regular meeting Thursday
i‘cter Burns. of Norwalk, is spending
the day in New York, on business.
Leo Davis. oi Xor‘wnlk, is spending}
a few days in .lleriden, on business
ll111'1yl.:ew,ortl1 of New York spent
the morning in South \01 walk on bush

FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 So. Main St. 80. Norwallr.

81.11 11111 passenger 18 ll 1’. “'.l S. L.”

i111; bv 11111111, finished like a couch.

Complete With Full Equipmeéi $3 250

Demonstrations on request.

OSCAR H. BANKS

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Wir l111 111111111'1111111 ol tl11 on coming train

Wins the sierra! in 1:11 am 11d Wi ill a
irraslr of breaking glass splinlcrinn

itlmber: and tin1 1111‘. 1 ol passenr err;
llhe motor car oi the lust train drove.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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into the rear of the center train. The
motornrnn ot’ the moving train bud
given trill 1111111311. A curve had prm
vented his seeing the standlnr; euru.‘
l‘llu rear or the stationary train Wan
tilled to capacity. and the aisles were
crowded 11nd the seats were shuttled;
like a deck 01' cards ‘hy the impact.‘
Those who stood were crushed against;
each other into the far end 01' the;
car. The lights went out.

Arthur Hill, a sailor“ from the term.
podo bout Paul Jones, carried out eight)
bodies, including 11 woman gripping an
infant's body in her arms.

Practically 1111 or those killed and in-
jnred were residents of LOB Arrgeles
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HELD FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER.1

HARTFORD, July 11'1.—-John Falter-—
ino, of No, .13 Portland street, was
held under $10,000 bonds in police
court today for examination on Julyi
:2 on the charge ot‘ assault. with intent
to murder l

li‘ alterirro was arrested Sunday night
following an attack on Gustavo Saint-1'
t'i, whom he in alleged to have Shot;
with 11 revolver. Saluccl was hit in‘
the lower part, of the back near the‘
spine and when taken to the hospital.‘
his condition was considered critical
It was said this 11fter,noon however,1
that he has a fair chance for room or). 1
At the time of the shooting Salucei}
and his family and several neighbors,
n (1111 sitting: outside his home. \0. 7'?
North street. when Ioatterirro bappern
ed 111011;,r and alleging that somebody
had called him 11 toward opened flre.
He emptied the. l"0\01\(‘.i‘, but the onlvt
bullet which found a mark was than
which struck Sulucci. lie was over-
powered by the crowd.

in police court today the accused
man through an interpreter said: “i,
am not, guilty; I do not remember
what, 11‘ did." ‘ 1

'l‘ho police say 111; was under the in-‘
tlnenco of liquor.

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’l‘b.1 regular meeting or 11111 Nutmeg
Club will be held this evening.

 

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mount. & druids." 11111111111.» 1.1.1.1.

CHURCH &. MILLER
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1 Summer School

licdur‘rui

tuition
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rules. lo‘llloil'] liotilis
are inducements 111

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tress
AilOi‘llOy .lUllll .l. tinnco, of Smith GARAGE. RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN. i ‘ .
Nor‘walh, is in New Conan today on , ‘ . lhnroii students entry (1111'.
business. . ;oucooxwmwoomammoxexnmomommmoooml and Siniimu'l‘i'. illU‘UdlM'tiim 0|” tho
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Norwallr Aerie. No. .188, 11. o. 1 1. a.-- .. -..»... - .. L“
will hold its regular meeting tomorrow . ., 1 . y. . ‘1 l aTAMFORD.
evening. 1 ' i ' ' 1‘ '
The first dance of the season will YOU CAN PIN, YOUR‘ FA'TH i ‘ ,
1.13 111.111 111 11119 Norwalk 11.111111 (21111, on my 0111111111 hork. (10 into‘thc , ~ ...m _. -— ~ _.
this evening Eyeglass question euroftrly bolero , a 0
.i , " . ,. - .. you buy glasses. it is as dunger- 3
Wlllium MlAmSYU' 0‘ linubury. one to wear glassoc prescribed by .,
spent yesterday in Norwalk “'1‘“ any one but 11 l ruistcrcd 0111011111» l
, friends. tr'ist as it. is to wear 1.,l1u-1 111.1. titled 1 '
l’ouassus Council, No. 12158. itoyal 1." some 01111301311? ““38' ,Sironld‘ f
. . .1011 he sul’fcrrrrh urtir Icye ironhlc
.\1'1'1111111n, will hold its regular meet- consult. me on any Monday Wed- Staflle St ea C a r 3
I111: this evening. , _ holiday or Friday evening, 6:30 to y III ' ‘
Welcome Stranger Lodge, .\11. film. 9 ll n1. 1
Sum: of St George, will hold its r'euu- WILCIAM J. MOORE, ‘ Rambler Cars 1
lur rueelrniz this evnnlnn. ' Eyesight Specialist, |
The reunrar meeting: oi the .\or1\'11lk Keelcr’s Building, Room 6, Wash- AUT 1
iron Mouldors' 111111111. No, 21111, Local. “1910" 81:, p Hoyt's Theatrc. . OMOBILES TO R E N T
will be held this evening. N y 727 htflPAve. Daily 9 to 4. .
The regular meeting of Our Sisters Between 45th and 46th Sta.
ltclwhnh Lodge, N1), 1311, l. .0‘ 0.. l".. -. ,_ ”WWW W ....-. -.....M... ,
will be held tomorrow evening. .-. ... .. N.-. ',
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Follow the (71de 1
ROTON POINTLj

DANCING f 3

Main strrtet will no closed for uboutr: . . 1

ton llayB. i Pavillon

No It'll/2 l t) it. 31 will 11011] “1111115-
111111 meeting Thursday evening,
ltbbcrt Motion has resumed his 1111-
lies with the l.)onnectieut Company 111-
tor an attack of blood poisoning.
The work at the corner of Main and
Wall :slrc‘ot. started this morning and

Contractor

Maring Construction Co. 11111111111111 .

Estimates furnished on all kind» or building constructions. in
attorra and repair work.

12;! WASHINTON STREET. SOUTH NOHWALK.

TIL. 35742.

 

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For T on Days we will Sell High Grade

Ware

for 51:, 7c and 9c

Regular value 121: to .15C.
Sec Window Display.

The A.J.A11geviae 81 Son

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Mr. and Mrs. ‘l‘beodorc V1111 ilhn'eu.
ol' llr‘oohlyn, are sojourning 111-»iior' Dar-112mg EVC'Y NIllht and Saturday;
Atternoonn.

SixPiecesoiMusic

the month 111' July.

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Mitts linrehiu \\'1n'thlntttou has 1'1-
iurued to her ironic in New York. at
11.11 rrrerulinu 11 ion weeks with Mr.
and MN (lrnrltus H. l)llwor,th of Mull.
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For This Week

.1 1 1. . 111111. or West, 111'11111111 11ml 111111.111: left;
dance. ltorlons Pavilion, Wtd, 1vn., Saintdur for 11 ”mun." 111 lleald l’onui
.iuly ili. Music. and outcrtulnnuntt. lt‘urnp. Jmlmmn 11.111111 'lhcy math-1 10c pkg Graham Nabhieo or 1331,0110. per pkg“

Mr, 111113 Mrs. W. S, llunlot'd and,l the trip by untonroldlc 'iilancy New Potatoes per pk . ...... .
rluuuhlor Murillo, of [diamond rweunc, lolrn 1 .11.. it... blilldo tender WM II T in h I” 1 If. .1 . . . . . .. ... . . . . . . . . . . , . ... , 1
111111111. Sunday 11ti’olluun. N. Y-1 what” considernhlv plirlur'lu-tl 111111 1111111111111 ome c P 0W3 use, in peck ..... .. . .........
M1117 lluntbrd'a sister was hostess M when 11111 vernl people 1111111111111 him 1 Large Bunch Home Beets, per bunch .1 ..... , ....... ‘

Musk Melon. Watermelon, Wax Beans, Cucumbers,
toes, Currants.

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a birthday mrty in her honor. ‘ being 11 mullet 1111a result oi the chin! I

Vii-11.11 . alloy, of Woodward ave lmz oi the bridge and tho tact that Iwoi
111111.111111 c. to New Y'mk and wlll 1111111 ware 1111311]; 1'111111111 row lrorttsfirra’i
return in few (in s 111111 in wltllli‘crr'.h1n Mr (11.1 111111111] to 11 repor 111 U - d C ‘
111111 11111. ffilm'y Wedd, whoglufu hurt that in: mm not initial, 11 111111 111.111! ""0 TOCtii‘y (/0.
two scrim but rart'ceselul operations the 111111, oi the 111111111, 111111111: 1111111111120 North Main St
since Apr 1 11b. and is well enough to them to the parties out ot‘ the good i '
return to 111 his heart
day or Win. ..

l"1‘out.Stu11hry,1md Stanley Baldwin.
both of Nm‘wuik, have returned to
their homes utter a Wecks' root t1 1111111
to itrrnnlrmtou Vt The two young
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11mm two days 1111.0, whom they tleltcd
friends and relatives for 11 day and
“11111 I111: train lutellr 11111111 They reach
111! Norualh ln‘et’cr hing, and report-
1-11 11 11111 trip. The distance Id 1111011"
151111 miles.

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you will 111111 Unhcard of Bargains 1n the Furniture Lino. We are 11111111 to sell at l
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5 STAMPS wm—r 1 LB. C100") COFFEE

Our Coffees are the Best on the Market, Once Used, Always Used

The Great A&P Tea Company

124 WAumNGTON 1112. SOUTH NORWALK
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Atlas tilirr-rddod tjodilsb. pkg”
Atlas ’l,’npiocu, l lb. 1111111.,
S-‘tcarna itreoctngo, 11111;”
Atlas hearts, .5 cans

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To the Merit of Lydia E1Pink-
harm’s Vegetable Com- "
pound during Change
of Life.

 

 

Streator, Ill. -—“I shall always praise .
Lydia E. Pinkham’ 11 Vegetable Com- ..
_ pound wherever I ‘
o. It has done me ‘ ‘
1110 much good at.

i Change of Life, and ,
iit has aiaohelpedmy .1

‘daughtcr. It rs one ‘
of the grandest

,medicines for wo-

1men that. can be i
bought. I shall try.

to induce others to

try it.”-—-Mrs. J. H.

Comment” 206 N-
Second St, W. 8., Streirtor, Illinois.

Philadelphia, Pa. —— “It was ah the

‘ EChange of Life’ that I turned to Lydia
.Pinl. ham’ :1 Vegetable Compound,
using it as a tonic to build up my sys-
tem, with beneficial results. ”- Mrs.
SARA HAYWARD, 1825 W. Venango SL,’
('i‘iogu) Phila., Pa. 7

San Francisco, Cai.-—“I have taken
Lydia E. Pinklram’ 5 Vegetable Com-
pound for many years whenever I 1‘
would feel bad. I have gone through
the Change of Life without any troubles
and thank the Compound for it. I rec-
ommend it to young girls and towomen
of all ages.”——~Mrs. C. BARBIE, 3052 '
25th St., San Francisco, Cal.

The success of Lydia Eif‘ Pinkham’ 3
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs,“ rs unparalelied.

It you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Piukharn Medicine 00. (confl-
dentlal) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
he opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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to}. (i. (,‘hlchestcr, Irratiager oi? Duo
lx’li'rr‘s Bakery. in Main street is able
to be out after a few weeks’ sickness. ~

John 511111111111. who has been Visiting:
his cousin, Reziuald Smith of Mer-
win str'tco tor the past two weeks,
has returned to his home in New York1

itev. W. ll. \Vakelram and family. of
West avenue, let‘t. today for Shandw
lien. Ulster County. New York.» Rev.
Mr. Wakelrurn will preach at the
South Norwalk Methodist Episcopal!
church on the 111th and 26th and will
spend the whole month of August.
with his family. 1

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Children’s
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SIZES 8% TO 2

Summer
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FOR EVERY OCCASION.

Textile Fabric Co.

2.13 E. Waah‘n BL. 80. Nomlk.

Opposite Dorlcn'a Switch.
Formerly P. 0. Bldg, Norwalk.’
Telephone 320 Mr. Hall.