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JAmes Tierney. of Norwallr.
in} evening in Bridgeport.
spent
a
Court Cecile. No.1“. D. of C., will
hold its regular meeting this evening.
llldward lute. oi Nowalk. spent last
evening in Bridmort visiting Irisnds.
James O'Donnell, of Cannon Station,
was a visit6r in Normal]: on «business
Yesterday:
The Ollicera' Association of the
Nowell; Fire Department will meet to-
mop-ow evening
Sherman Commandery, 3130.470, U.
0. G. C.. will hold its regular meeting
tomorrow evening. ,
flit. and lgra. William ‘Dooling, of 8
{Hillside street. are the parents of a
baby, born Monday.
..Wv‘r-‘rr‘
The regular weekly meeting of Buck-
ingham Post, No. 12, G. A. R, will be
held tomorrow evening.
Wm: The Harris [Conch-notion Co. is busy
with a large contract at South Nor-
walhmfitamford Advocate.
... ..
L. J; Quick. of Summer street. Stam-
ford, is spending a few days at the
seashore. near South Norwalk.
The South Not-walk Board of Elec-
trical Commissioners will hold a regs.
lar meeting tmnorrow evening.
The regular weekly meeting of Our
Brothers' lodge, No. 10. I. .0. 0. R.
will be held next Monday evening.
Miss Emma Partrick and Miss Mary
Emma Nichols. of Cannon Station,
spent the day at Comps lloach. yester-
day.
Chester 1). Guyer, or South Norwallr,
has joined the Flirting Wldows' Com.
Ipany and will open in Brooklyn. Au-
gust 9th.
A rearrangement of street lights is
being made in South Ndrwalk. and a
large number of additional incandes-
cent lamps are being installed in place
of several arc lights which have been
in use many years. The big arc lamp ‘
at the top of the Hamilton avenue hill
has been removed and three lucaodoo
cents substituted.
NOTICEl NoTiCEil
if you are a subscriber to The Son.
tinel bring or send in 350 and not
three oi the most popular munitions,
Hearst’s. Milieu-hie Woman on;
The Metropolitan. for three months.
if you are not a «transcriber send or
bring ".60 and The hontiusl and
magazines will be sent you for three
months by mail. If you prefer to have
a ucwaboy deliver your paper used on
35s for nameless and pay the boy lilo
a mark tor The habitual. The most»
sinus deal with all the current rab-
lects Morita! interest and. will please
every neither of the 'rsalili'.
. ml..will’llolditsregularmest|nathis
' m
”unpaid-We “a F.-
m fiv'v‘u-Ia m -
Mensa Wt. No; 9. l. O.j
The regular meeting of St. Mary's
[Yours Men‘s Club will be held tomor-
Coclrenoe Tribe. No. 3!, ‘l. 0. R. it,
will hold its molar meeting tomorrow
veiling.
Gordon Hosiery 3‘
The well-dressed ‘ woman
thinks as much oI her Hosiery
as she does of her sown. We
recommend highly "Gordon
Hosiery. "
AllSillr.... ..... ..BSetoflDO
Silk Boot ....... 25s to 606
Silk Lisle and Cotton am: to 50¢
Outline Lisle and Cotton . .
25c to 50°
CHILDREN'S STOOKINGB.
Mlsses' and Children's Ribbed
and Lisle ....... 15c and 25a
'lnlants' Silk. Gotten, Lisle,
Wool and Silk and Wool.
15s to 35s
, Children's Socks” 15c and 25::
J.I.Mallette~
II View 8.
fol. «a lo. Namath.
Your Old Teeth
You will be surprised to know ..
what
Yqucan jester well have an mitt-{vacation suit 1
ate big stung. Here‘s a so: lot of; NORFOLK !
Sill“, 1913 models, the latest things at one-fourth off :
‘rrllrtgular prices. Plenty of light weight calmer fabrlcé,
cool and comfortable fer July “Align“. ‘ ’
Now is your Opportunity of saving $5. on a good
NORFOLK SUIT.
v
$15 Norfolleuita ......n 310.85
slsumsmu..............-unnu- $13.85
$80 Norfolk -Suits.................. $14.85
I‘ve-"D's.-
m
At the Same Old Stand
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you’ll find a Full Line of - Sea Food.
received Today by Express.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
ill! DELIVERY.
TELEPHONE 1C.
a—w
OAL! COAL!
Dr. Mallory
can do with your old teeth.
He can increase their useful-
ness many times; can possibly
add others to them, improving
your looks as well as your
health.
Delays An Dangerous and Al-
ways 80 Wit!» Doc-yea
Teeth.
10 Bo. Iain 8L, 8% Not-walk
HOURS: 9 A. It. To I P. M.
SUNDAYS IIV APPOINTMENT
'l‘hc Reed V
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELEc‘flticAL SHOP
in the Tm
AUTO IUPPLIIC
l'houe rowan 8o. Main 8t,
“lo. Nora-Ill Music lull Block.
or? A can unvoplv son
in our Fire and barrier Prue!
Vaults to the ”013mm
IAN—win NO one WI
has nouns to his unveils pa»
Mi
Willa. Ms. Moria-sis.
was sad Records ot Prl‘
vote investments are remor-
tbs many of oils
o
1.. road center. Railroad olllclsls high up
;j in the service have been seen to visit
I: ,‘lhc city and while not waiting their
.. lpurposn known it has gained currency
2: ltbat this city is to become headgear»
:; tors of the Midland Division.
- would mean that dispatchers, heads of
I departments, etc, would be removed
Place your order tor next winter's supply with us.
We have a large stock of fresh mined coal in All sites.
HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY
Water: Street, Seuth Norwalk. Tel. 72:.
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PUTNAM MAY BE HEAD OF MID. from New Haven or Boston to this
LAND DIVISION. city it in also said that if the Chan“
transpires in all probability the third
“WW" AM)“ That 9"” Will Be floor of Union lllocll, which borders
Mal“ m ”Wm“ Railroad ,the railroad trunks, will be secured
WM". ‘for silicon. Putnam is already one of
PUTNAM, 5“]? 24-”“1'110’0 “"3 Willl- the most important transfer points on
perlngs that Putnam in the near to. the system and the coming of head
“"8 '3 ‘0 become an lmllomim rall- quarters would enhance the import
once of the city as a railroad center
greatly. The proposed change is due
to the suggestion of the interstate
commerce commission that divisions
be made smaller. Local railroad men,
while admitting there is such 9, cu
mar, say that they know nothing
definite concerninir the matter.
This
acupyeim
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: ' Valentine Hopper Wolfe spent Sun-
‘ day in New‘York with his parents.
Suudsy
dill.
friends in town.
have returned-from a visit with rela-
tive; in Pawiing, N. Y.
On Sunday, Aug. 3 the New Cannons
will play a return game with the South
Ends in Norwnlk.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schmidt and Mrs.
Saunders visited with relatives in
Ridgefleld, Sunday,
Miss Mary I, Webster, thedistrict
nurse, has been enjoying her Vacation
for the past week or so.
11111.cher Sconeld of Railroad
avenue is visiting with relatives and
friends in New York and Brooklyn.
George Bennett and family of Dan-
bury are visitors at the home or Mr.
nus.
E. B. Lawrence is still confined to
his home, suffering from water under
the knee cap and the slightest touch is
unbearable.
Mr. And ms. at. Woman and party
of “Ms (row 8m motored to New-
bumh. cm. the ride along the
Hudson was neatly enjoyed.
.m
. Leland Banger of South Avenue 1.
spent Friday in New York, on 'busi- ’.'
5 ““3. ' ‘
. Miss Margaret uhey visited with 2.
her brother and family in Springtime. j,
C. B. Fancher oi Stamford spent sev- :3
. era] hours with friends in town, Salon I.
Frank Crepes of Waterbury, return- :
ed home after several days’ visit with '.
Mrs. Lester Messinger and children "
and Mrs. Charles Schmidt, South ave- ‘
John Macauley is enjoying a two
weeks vacation at Pine Grove Can-
aan, and din-lug his abflence a licensed
druggist is taking his place at the Gen-f
ire) Pharmacy, '
i
The new library opened its doors?
Saturday Those who were aware of
this fact made a call and desldes get I
ting books made an inspection of the;
building and were impressed by it. i
Edwin Brant who has been superin.
tending a big job in Virginia for the
_ W estinghouse- Church- Kerr Construcv
lion Co, is with his wife, visiting rel-
atives in town for a short time
Acting District Deputy Grand Pat
rinrch William J Barges and staff or
Stamford installed the officers in Wa-
:hacluna Encampment, l. 0. 0. ll,
Thursday evening. The installing staff
were accompanied by a. delegation of
encampment members from Stamford.‘
The following officers were installed:
Chief Patriarch, William 1?. Banzhaf:
Senior Warden. Edward Knudsen; ,
High Priest. Eugene Well; Junior,’
Warden, Fred Roles. William Merritt;
Treatment? W Hodges; Outside Sen
tinel. W H Rodimer; inside Sentinel ‘
Fred Banger; First Watch, George
Brown; Second Watch, ll. Comato‘ch:
Third Watch. Benjamin Wood; Fourlh
Watch, George T. Smith. After the
meeting the members and his visiting
attests enloycd light refreshments.
(in the South avenue grounds, Sat
urday, the New (Julianna walloned the
South Ends of Norwalk, in the rubber
game or the series, 82. The best)
billing visitors coins here with every
hope of taking the honors home with
them, They were minus several of
their regulagpluyeru. but the substi
thins mom than ol‘iuct the difference,
McMahon did lilo twirling for them
and be had speed and good curves. too
but it secured one of those days that
Now cannons could hit within reach.
repetitions of the atoll them was on
the ball, The New Canaries succeeded
in setting ten hits. The Booth Ends
cane out with eight. Davis was united
against the visitors. and what he didn't
do to them was not worth mentionius.
he has perfect control, and kept the
alums meeting every minutewmls
being very noticeable by the way they
were breaking their boat. trying to is»
,thum out his various slants. The low
flare «the sum was a horns-run hit
lof Rutledge. it was the clarinet hit of
guarantee» modules the Math are
3mm field He connected squarely with
the ball and it went aslliIgAaway out
over the left flelder's‘head. Before it
someone. it ‘my mm the
woods at the further and at the sunli-
olislot. Hemadetbeclmitm slit.
tie time to spare. flutters. also honor-
WWIIMWMW’
, South Ends
j . Dole's Pineapple Juice, per bottle
Otto Stahl‘s
at Mill s5 waemncrongr.
Walsh's Grape Juice, per bottle. . . ..
Brook's Lemon Juice, per bottle
Alicia‘s lime Juice. per bottle. ..... 34 .
-. Very Best Butter (none better made), lb ....... 31¢ _,
25 Stamina withl lb. No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee ..... .35¢ .
WSmmps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea ........ ....... .. 50¢ 5
Fine Old Port or Sherry Wines (:1. 50 value), gal
New York Frankfurters, Bolognss, Etc.
All the lending brands Bottled Beers, Ales. Etc.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co. '
eras-aleollllle renal-'11
-24¢
29¢ ..
DCIOIo-allolvove
~..31oo.;'
sour" Moswaut. '
SenSIble
Hardy “Hiking”
81 Washington St.
Shoes
TENNIS AND YACHTING SHOES
A larger and more complete stock than we have ever shown.
and Boys
Conneally 8. Bracken
Summer
Shoes for Men
Phone 368-4
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nutty-.- pond] g '.
‘.' a -i
‘\ \‘\‘\
only things that might be questioned
was the baseruunlng. At this they
were a little slow. The South Ends
were fast, and as usual, needed to be
watched with the utter-most cure. Their
‘lnabillty to hit Davis was the cause of
their downfall. The result of the game
by losing; follows:
New Cannons .. i 0 0 0 4 0 3 0 st
.. 000200000-2
WORKMEN'S GRAND LODGE WINS.
ll
ST. PAUL, Minn. July 24 .l—Tne
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order or
United nWorirmen of Minnesota mod
a victory against the supreme W .01
the order under a decision by Judge
Willard in the U. 8 District court yes-
terday dismissing the bill of the so
1 promo lodge as plaintiffs in the case.
Suit was brought by the supreme
lodge against the state gr and lodge to
enforce the payment of $205, 000 which
it was claimed had been collected in
Minnesota for payment to the guaran-
ty fund and the fraternal fund of the
supreme lodge and had not been our"
rendered. Judge Willard held that the
Estate grand lodge is not indebted to
the supreme grand lodge.
The state grand lodge separated
from the supreme lodge in 1911 and
(the amounts claimed were computed
to be due for the two years prior to
the severance.
“lF YOU DO NOT GET YOUR PA
PER CALL UP WESTERN
UNlON."
Commencing tonight, the oily sub
scribcr. who miss their paper can
have a copy sent them by uniformed
messenger by calling the esters UuiOn
Telegraph office 7 o‘clock.
Do not make your complaint until
about 3:15 o'clock, then call the West
cm Union direct, not the South Nor
walk Evening Sentinel. The Western
Union will send a messenger out
promptly at 6:30 in answer to such
complaints as have come in by that
limit.
At 7 o'clock a second trip will be
made by the messenger delivering all
papers where complaints have come
In since 13:30. After 7 o’clock on lur-
thcr deliveries will he made that
night.
In mailing complaints to the West
om union give your name, that is the
subscribers some as well as the
street number,- and the Telegraph Co.
will turn over all complaints to the
simulation department, first thing
next morning. General complaints
concerning irregular delivery or any
this: also in condition with your news.
paper subscribers should be phoned to
the clrcuiatilo department of the
South Nowell: Evening Sentinel at
m as usual.
The new service will start this or
using and the subscribers who may
have any complaint- as to the service
rendered by the Telegraph 03.. will
“1167' I hilt}? tilt ill. EIWW by
mm more the we
WEW '
Today . and ,
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Douglass Fowler Woman’ 3 Relief
Corps No.15 will hold a weekly meet— ,
ing in theouarters in the city hall on"
Friday evening,
Tomorrow”,
Battle Creek ‘
Sanitarium ”.
Foods“ ...... . ...2...
TOASTED The daintiost’ ce-t
RICE real food ever is-
vouted. Hallo,
BISCUIT from Rice. Ens?
tlroly dillerent from anything
else on the market.
CARAMEL The hrcaklasi bow
REA] erase that has so
CE ill clients. Used
for more than thirty years at
the Battle Crook Sanitarium.
Has weaned thousands away
from the use of codes. These
and many others will be
DemonStrated _.
United Grocery Co.
as North Main St Phone "If
YOU CAN PIN YOUR FAITH .
on my (helical Work. (30 into the ‘1
Eyeglass «location comiuly before
you buy glasses. it is as danger-
ous to Wear glasses prescribed by
any me but a Registered Optome-
trist as it is to wear glasses tilted
to some one olsc’s eyes. Should
you be suffering with Eye Trouble
consult me on say Monday. Wed.
til-salty or Friday evening. 6:30 to
m. ,
WiLh‘iAM .l. MOORE,
E yeaiuhi Specialist
Koclsr’e nulldlou. Room 12mm.
match at. ops. Hoyt’s Theatre .
N. Y... 727 litb Ave. bully 0 to 4Q.
Between 45th and 46th so.
First Class and
Prompt Paying]
Fire lnsurau'cc ' "
Norwalk Chronicler