Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 26, 1913 · page 5

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.’ New Styles in Ladios'

House Dresses

in Gingham and Percale nt

$1.00.'siuos 34 to 46 inches.

Ludios' Long KIMONOS in
it‘ioWered Crepe Uloth, at
$1.00, ull sizes.

May Manton Patterns.
All Patterns ......101:

E. K. BANKS

Muhackemo Hotel Block
South Norwalk

Mews-wow“

 

 

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Engraved

Stationery of

South “Nerwaik
25c box .

Wu. P. BEERS ':

Stationery Store
6 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

WEATHER FORECAST.

 

For Norwelk and vicinity: Fair to
might; warmer in the interior; 81111
day probably fair; light to modern e
Isoutheztst to south winds. A troughI
of low barometeric pressure which ex !
tends from North Dakota southwmd
1to Texas is causing unsettled weathlr
with scattered showers between the
Rocky Mountains and the M'ssissippi
litivors. Showers were also reported1
on the East Gulf and South AtlanticI
coasts. The greatest amount of rain-
dall during the last 24 hours was 2.36
inches in liiatteras. N. C. ltiodorute
temperatures continue in the northern
districts. The western disturbance
will move slowly eastward and cause
showery weather in this vicinity on
Sunday or Sunday night.

 

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low. 63; high. 80.
Partly cloudy.

Miss irene Barrett, of Norwalk was
a guest for several days of Miss Kath.
erine Weed, of Oenoke avenue, New
Canaan.

The case of Katherine Shanahan, of
Norwalk, came before Judge Lock.
wood this morning and was continued
until August 4th,

 

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The case of William Hyiand, charg-
ed with assault, came before Judge
Lockwood this morning and was con-
tinued until August 9th.

......

The South Norwellt Board of Elec-

 

trical Commissioners held a, regular,

weekly meeting last evening and

transacted merely routine matters 01"

abusincss.

...—.—

 

'Baggagemen are beginning their
busy season, although so many pet'-
eons travel now by automobile and
with light luggage that the real rush
wil] not set in until August.

Early inst evening the derrick car
of the Connecticut Company, went off

10C

While They Last

Angular 25c Poet Card Album for
10 Cents.
Stop in and let us show you.
more after these are gone.

No

iDONNELLY’ S

KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE.
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

 

 

After Supper Sale

Unequalled'Valu’es are
Offered at

JACOBY’S

Opposite Hovt's Theatre

lor Up-to-date Service CdIl

FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embnlmor.

Office and Remittance
Telephone 904,

84 60. Main 8!. So. Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

Follow the Crowd——

DANCING

 

the truck in Wei) street and delayed
the cars about, one half an hour,

«the track. Men were set to
putting the (tar buck, which won done
in a short time.

Sovilnint 1.41mi, No. 2.1, hold it
snorting lust plight at whit-l1 lime
several motions were considered.

Iiloleituto to state convention. V. .l.
dllglrloJ won instructed to 111011 report
of the last six monthe‘ work of this
'irorul. to be delivered 111 the conven-
tlion which in to I11: hold 11D Allilllili 17,
at New Haven, (food. it, 1111111111111 de-
cided to get ready for next election
and itrcpnro 11 good ticket.

NOTICE! NOTICE“

it you are 11 subscriber to The Elem
tinol bring or send in :ch and got
three of the most popuiur nutgnzlnos,
li‘ieurst’n, lt‘nohlonublé Women and
The Metropolitan, for three months,
it you are hot n subscriber 11111111 or
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel 11nd
imitgllzlnell will be sent you [or three
months by mull. if you prefer to have
a newoboy deliver your pupor send us
350 for magazines and pay the boy 120
a week for The Sentinel. The mom»
zines deal with oil the current sub-
jects of vital Interest and. will please
every member of the family.

 

Mennen’ s Talcum
25c Size 150

Stiletto-Powell Corporation

Ii WAOHINGTON «ITRI‘T

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The ‘
rails spread, causing the. our to leave,
work ’

Pavilion

Dancing Every Night and Saturday I

Afternoons.

SiXPiecesof Music "

 

 

 
 
 

 

My Father and Molnar
Dyed Before i Wan Bum.

Smith

- Cleanser and
Dyer

24 North Main 8%,

South Norwelk.

stlmer-d. Greenwich Ind
New York City.

 

 
 
 
 

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The iiulknn statou 11m upsetting yet
another pct theory or military experts.
more recent despntohcs from Athens.
Sofia and Belgrade it becomes obvious

that it is possible to have a really first ~

clues war in which everybody wins.
To complete the general jubilation it
only remains for Turkey to take a:
hand and emit pneau of triumph from:
Constntinoplo. It would save interns»
‘tionsl biekerlngs it this excellent ex-

.nmple could be followed in the next

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

NM

Refrlgerators

To close out our entire lot of refrig-
erators, we offer all sizes at a saving to
you of from 20 to 33%. You should
not fail to take advantage of this sp cciai
offering.

Porch and Lawn Furniture at prices
that are worth while.

The A. J. Collins Co.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Asphalt, Tar Cement
Flag. Gravel, Cinder.
Tan Bark-Any con-

struction required.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

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Mseeeeeerwemssseww

O D. Jackson 68 WALL STREET

NORWALK.
Optician PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE

Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars

 

AUTOMOBILES «TO. RENT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

Contractor

Mating Construction Co. andIBuildt 1.

Estimates furnished on all kind: at building construction, Ill
atlons and repair work.
'12: WASHINTON STREET.
' TIL. 857-12.

COUTH NORWALK.

 

ROTON POINT

. urioelnu well wntor, electric lights.

 

Olympic games. Why not giro every.

body a whet—«Now York Sun. » 1

 

 
 
 

“The Moyer See of the Moyer Car,
The Moyer Want to Own One”

Four and Six Cylinder Models in stock.
Catalogues or demonstrations on request.
Automobiles to rent by the hour, day or week.

OSCAR H. BANKS

GARAGE, RIVER STREET. NORWALK. OONN.

Auction! Auction!

on the Premises. Saturday. July 26th

At 2 o'clock p. m.

RAIN OR SHINE

WM. H. GUTHRIE, NORWALK CONN .................. AUCTIONEER

M11111 I111 sold to settle the would of the lube showuum. George 11. lhnr
t1oll,(lonu llillllii‘IltIGd with i' ’l‘. iin1nnm), his line old 1111111111011 on lloeton
'i‘urnplho, inidwny lusl‘tvoou Norwulk 11nd Bridgeport, in town of Woulbvl'i.

(John.
WILL BE OFFERED AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
Property includes bountiful tract of land. ill acres, it burns. garden-
or‘n colluno. oil in boot Itosnlhlu rendition, ohado 11nd i‘ruit lrnoo. shruhhury,
(in 11min trolley llnt'. unortor mile to

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

Hound, t'liihti to utullon of New York 11111! New ilnvon ltuilrotul. Snip
poulill‘u.
JOSEPH ti. llYA'I‘T. ’l'own lilork. Wontport, (loud. Administrator.
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:1 hits stood boron; the public {or many years as a synonym for i.
.3 good lumber and fair detlingn. The new management assumes if
:. this responsibility with pride in the foot that we are reopen» .55
, ,- sibie for this standard and will continue to give to our one. ,3.
11,-, tumors the shine good treatment and follow along the some 3-
:g. high ideals. We trust all our triendHustomern will glva the {.I;
1; some liberal patronage us of old and We assure them in re 1;.
, 3:1 turn the some hearty appreciation and square dotting. j-‘
I
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g. The Hatch 81 Bailey Company .3.
3;: loom nonwaut. com. 5:
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‘: the Mongols. ninety miles north of Kai- i

 

" holds millions of dollurs' worth
- American stocks, and whenever she is
' frightened and wants to raise moneertc.

 

 

 

 

19 Main Street
Norwalk
Phone 388

Good Things to Eat

Andrew Davey

 
 
 
 

 
 

South Norwsik
90 W oshington St. ”
Phone 410

 

 

Very Finest Creamery Butter,

New Potatdes, the finest rec’d this year, 21 pk 801:
Rice, lb 7c, 8 lbs“ 20c l Starch. clean and dry, lb 5d

 
 

lb 31c

 

~10 S&H Stamps with Atlas Brand

Atlas Borax, 1-2 lb. package ......01 c CatSup Vm5

Atlas Ball Blue, 1-4 lb. package, 100 14 t Del

Atlas Potash/large can 10c . 02- b0 tle 0”
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Atlas Table Salt, large package . . .10c

10c

 

ForSumtnerBeverages

Max Ames Fruit Syrup ..... .bot. 10c
Armour's Grape Juice, 8 oz. hot. 136
Armour’s Grape Juice. 115 oz. bot. 20c

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ko Pure Lemon Juice, 4 a; hot 100
Monte Pineapple Juice ...bot 10¢
nge or Lemon Flav'd Sugar can 101:

0 Ice Cream Powders, package 101:

 

 

 

Atlas Starch, 3 lb. box .......... 18c 5 5&H Stumps Joli
Atlas Worcestershire Sauce, bottle 13c
Davey's Imp. Olive Oil, 1-2 pt. bot, 23c Atlas Brand
Atlas Ammonia ........... .. bot. 101: or CUI‘UCC BTOS. s N
Atlas Vinegar (white), bot ...... 101; 0 - ’

' Atlas Shredded Codfish...“ pkg. 10c FrUIt Jams MO
Atlas Root Beer. ............ bot. 10c 15C per jar

OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
CAMPBELL’S SOUPS

 
 
 

3 for 251:

CLAIR LIMA BEANS
NOCACY SUCCOTASH

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EXTRA S &. H STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES

50 Stamps huh 1 lb Tea .................... 60c .35 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee ................ 351:
.450 Stamps with 1 lb Tea ..................... 50c .20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee ................. 30c
.30 Stamps With. 1 lb Tea ..................... 40c 10 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee ............. . ..... 280
.20 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea ............. ' ..... 35c .Finest Santos coffee ................. per lb 25c

 

Atlas Vanilla Extract, 2 oz. bot. ............ 250 I Atleis Lemon

25 S. and H. Stamps,

DON'T FORGET THE S. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.

DETOUR CHANGED.

New Route Necessary in Getting to
Norwalk Road.

'lhe detour that nutolsts have been
WASHlXti'l‘t N, J , ..._‘ making at .Maplewood to reach the
‘ ) 1111 21 Reports _\'orw ulk road is rendered unnecessary
to the State Department from the by the throwing open of 11 good portion
American l- 1tior t l’ .> , l r of the Ridgeiield rond 1estertlav. TheI
Lg’ ’ u clung, dec 11 e1 road has been completed as far as the’
I that 111 the lighting nem Shanghai, the Andiew Bates place. in Riugelield, 11nd
"nu1.1. being 1"cgulnrly supplied with 11 new detour has been [limlllt‘li “5 the

shortest 01 e t the Slut} .d to
1rtunds. lenmlns loyal to \unn Slit Kai, INorualk i" It 0 ’ 1'0'1

while the (‘hiuese merchants at Can I lityond the Bates plate the road leg
Iton also are opposing the rebemonlclosed to allow of the construction oi.”

’ from business considerations

 

III SHANGHAI FIGHT

 

Citv who has been at some pains to-

On the 11',holo the government troops‘ study the shortest detour of the State
are sutcessiully withstanding the at Irond under the clumped conditions.
trick of the rebels at the Shanghai A1'-'Silisl~'~‘~“'I3 III!"- the ”05'- (““01" under

'son l I ll , t ,1the piesent conditions is to keep on
, u 1' 1 ie the son liern troops on the l the iiidgefleld road until rent-hing the
i ultow line are reported to be retreat-

“’ll1ompson corner. Thence he turns to
lug. At iiankow a majority of the pen-

the. left or due east and proceeds to
pie are thought to be favorable to the the old mill and on to the State rend.
rebel cause, but the.

vice-president. -
11'ho is iocutod there, is confident of "
his ability to prevent an uprising. The Recreation Tours
The Chinese troops are reported to SEASON 1913
have sustained a defeat in 11 light with . ASBURY PARK, N. J.
5~Day Trzipo, Mondays
N. .

 

 

gun. where 11 separatist movement is ATLANgisayCIP'rYp"J Mondays. ”1'00
under WILV- BLOCK lSLAND, R. ....... 311.50
E. Luau—......— 3-Day Trips, Saturdays.

TIONS. 5.Day Trips, Mondays.

 

THOUSAND ISLANDS ...... $28.00
4-Day Trips, Fridays. July 18, Aug. 1.

The market reports show that the 15 29
Balkan war has already begun to at- NIAGARA FALLS ............ $40.00

Saturday, August 9th.
Tours to Thousand Islands, Mon-
treal, Quebec, Nova Scotia, Bor-
muda. Aueablo Chasm, Lake George,

feet American prosperity. Europe

of.

 

For the New England Tourist, dc-
1scrlbln9 all tours, call on Ticket
[Age-n at depot or address
THE RECREATION TOURIST 00..

191 Orange Street, New Haven.

quitkl, her first course is aiwms to-
sell some of her American stocks. The
money to pny tot these slot he must be
raised in Month 11. and immedutely for

 

 

I ATLAS BRAND CEYLON TEA IN 1-2 and 1-4 LB. PKGS. MAKES DELICIOUS ICED TEA

20 S. and H. Stamps.

THEY ARE AS GOOD AS MONEY.

i a conctete bridge. One autoist of thisI

...... $18.50II

Extract, 2 oz. bot.

i Ten per cent. or discomtort in a “'t}
furnished room is too much—tor you .
can find one that's at least 99 per.
cent. comfortable by answering somc
adv.

 

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”Buy From Me

‘ and You’ll Get Your
1 ' Monev’ 3 Worth

on every article that you buy. I dorm
cut on one article only to set you tilw ‘
the other, but i cut on all 31. 50 Wine.
for 31. 00. Such Sherry, Port, Muriel-1
tel and Whiskey from 81. 75 gal. on.
Ilium, 81. 75 up. Fine Cabenet Rye for ‘,
I60c large bottle. Fine Cordials [or
‘60c up. Fine Table Claret 65c 8&1...
worth $1.00 of anybody's money. Com!
and give us a trial. Convince your
self. Call or phone 606-2.

JOSEPH DISESA

Wholesale Liquor Store
65 Railroad Ave. South Nomllg
Tel. Con 606-2.

 

TELEPHONE CALL 720

DIIR [IN HOUSE

(Gregory Boulevard)

EAST NORWALK

Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order

J’I’M' USIIIIIVIII. PRIIP

 

 

the stocks thus sold are bought here. Tel. 1201.
The United Suites hnd just started ~'~--- m... ——~
on 11 period or great. prosperity, but it
the iluikun wnr turns out to be a. se- W

Irious war. there is no tollini‘l WIHII
harm it muy do to our prosperity. in
one 11 rok Europe hurl sold llllv million
dollars' worth of limorlcnn 111111 ks 11nd
this has ttlrundv ul‘toclod both the
shot It market and money market here.
if the gonornl European wuz', now
freely plodlt Il‘iI, results item the lini-
kan hobroullo. who can foresee the
troubles thut will result here from the
necessity of finding the money to pny
for the American stocks thnl will ho
thrown upon the lCuropcun murkol '.' it
in fully for us to imagine we ore not
vitally interested in tho prove of 1-111.
rope.

All thin ounthuulznu tho truth of
limit. llzii. it rouda. "Thorolm'o wult
yo upon 111v, hnlih the Lord. until the
duty that 1 rise up to the prey; for my
dotot'tnlnntiou in to gothor the nations
(by 11111111111 of cubic, tolophono. utonur
ship and rullway linen. wireless to-
ogrnphy. automobiles and flying mu-
chines) thut i muy assemble the king«
dome (unite their flnnncinl, commer-
cial 11nd govoruinontnl interests) to
pour upon them mine indignution, oven
all ,my fierce ringer: for all the earth
(the present social fabric will be do
vourod ”1111 the fire of my jealousy."

The conflug'rntlon which is to do.
stray the social north is not literal tire,
for the next verse goes on to say.
"For them will i turn to the people a
pure language (truth undellled), that
they may nilcoil upon the name of the
Lord to serve him with one consent."
Anyway, the physical earth "ohldeth
tamer." (Reel. 114’).

THE WANDER'TNG JEW.

Why Not Use

LICOIiTP

or exposed.

Prices Reasonable
Best Workmanship
PromptAttention

Drop 11 Postal and our Repit
sentative will call and
give estimate

United Electric
Light &Water (30

 

 

 

Gas

The piping can be concealed

...“..WM-“

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LOVER’S ‘

T111:

PLACE

Children’s
Oxfords

TAN
HLACK
WHITE

SIZES til/3 TO 2

750

Summer ~
Footwear

FOR EVERY OCCAfiION.

 

 

 

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