f
,‘New styles in Ladles'
House Dresses
in Gingham and Percale at
$1.,00 sizes 34 to 46 Inches.
Ladies‘ Long KIMONOB in
Flowered Crepe Cloth at
$1.00, all nines.
May Manton Patterns.
All Patterns Inc If“
E. K. BANKS, "i’
Muhuckomo Hotel llooir E
South Norwnlk
WWW'I-I'I'Id'
Engraved
Stationery
South Norwa k
25c boxl
Stationery Store
6 SOUTH MAIN 8T..
SOUTH NORWALK
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Noru'alk and
showers this afternoon
vicinity: Local
or tonight;
Tuesday fair; moderate southwest to
northwest winds Weather conditions: ‘
A disturbance Which is now passing
out the St. Lawrence Valley is cans.
ing cloudy and showery weather in
the eastern portion of the Lake region
and New England. A western disturb-
once is causing unsettled, showery
weather between the Rocky Mountains
and the Mississippi river. Showers
were also reported during the last 24
hours in the eastern portion of the
cotton belt.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Lo», 61; high, 80.
Clear.
Alien Bette, of Norwalk, spent yes.
terday with friends in Valley Grove.
Harry Bracken, of Norwalk spent
yesterday in Waterbury with lriends.
Our Brothers‘ Lodge, No. 10. I. O. 0.
R, will hold its regular meeting this
evening.
Concord Division, No, 2, Sons of
Temperance, will hold its regular
meeting this evening.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 364.
Sons otISt George, will hold its regu-
lar meeting tomorrow evening,
Miss Elizabeth Corbett, of Rogers
& Stevens, has returned from a three
weeks’ vacation at Ripley, N. Y.
The regular clans meeting of the
Norwalk M. E. church will be held to-
morrow evening at 7:-i5 o'clock.
Mrs. Edward J. Sims, of High street,
lNorwalk, has gone to Big Mo‘ose Lake
in the Catskill Mountains, New York.
0
Frederick J. liuekley, bartender, has
gone from Adaius‘ cute to the bar of
the Hotel lilahnekemo, where be Is to
be chief libutionist.
A number of boat parties from Siam.
lord and New York, enjoyed yesterday
at Valley Grove, and other summer
resorts in Long Island.
Miss Clara Maples has returned
drom Intrehlnout, where she was the
While They Last
A Regular 25c Post Card Album for
10 Cents.
Stop in and let us show run.
more after these are gone.
DONNELLY’ S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
$1.98
FOR LADIES AND MISSES
Dresses
VALUES UP TO 315.
JACOBY’S
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
lor Up—tMote Service LII
FRED. H. GANUN‘Gp
Funeral Director In
Embaimer.
Woo and Rnldonoo
Telephone 900.
84 80. Main st. so. No ‘Iik.
N0
Follow the Crowdw
aorou POINT.
DANCING
Pav1hon
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons.
SixPiecesof Music I“
guest of Mr. and Mrs. George ll. (.‘ross- ' '
Joy, and attended the yacht races last
week.
Mrs. L. Kemp, or 8 Burbank street
is entertaining Mrs. C. 'il. ‘lchillenbei 1., ,
of East ()rangc, N. J.. and Miss Mary
A. Volk. oi.’ Livingston, N. .i.: Mrs.
Charles booking and daughter Mil, or
Montclulr, N. J
. . mmmeM
NOTICE! NOTICE”
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tinol bring or send in title and got
three of the most popular magazines,
iiiearst's, Fashionable Woman and
The Metropolitan, tor three months.
It you are not a subscriber send or
bring “.60 11nd The Sentinel and
magazines will be sent you for three
months by mail. if you prefer to have
a neweboy deliver your paper send no
351: for magazines and pay the boy 12c
11. week for The Sentinel. The maze,
zines deal with all the current Inb-
jects of vital interest and, will please
every member of the totally.
Special this week
100 sizenromo Seltzer ........... Go
250 size limiuo Seltzer 150
60c size Bromo Seltzer
81000138310010 fin!" 100.0'00 ‘00
Sfllhou-Powell Corporation
.1 WAIHINOTON “REIT
My Father and Mdthor
Dyed Before i Wan Born.
Smith
Cleanser and
Dyer
24 North Main St,
80th Norwoik. ‘
Btumfoni, Greenwich
New York City.
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Ind
WM. P emits .:
f‘not fail to take advantage of this. special
left
To dine out our entire lot of refrig-
erators, we offer all sizes at a saving to
you of from 20 to 33%. Ytill should
offering.
Porch and Lawn Furniture at price
that are worth while.
The A. J. Cullins Co.”
Asphalt. Tar. Cement,
Flag, Gravel. Cinder,
Tan Bark. wAny con-
struction required.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Walk
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O B. Jackson 58 WALL STREET g
up
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NORWA‘LK.
Optician PHONE 413.
Everything In the Optical Line
% Eyes Examined Free
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W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam” Cars
Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES TO R ENT
Contractor E
Mating Construction Co. “1.3.... .. .
Estimates tarnished on all kiddo at building construction. in '
ations and repair work.
123 WASHINTON STREET. BOOTH NORWALK.
TIL. 351-12.
“The Moyer Sec of the Meyer Car,
The Mayor Want to Own One”
Four and Six Cylinder Models in stock.
.‘atulogues or demonstrations on request.
Automobiles to rent by the hour, day or week.
OSCAR H. BANKS
GARAGE, RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
' Fire Alarm Headquarters II
‘ 11—w
aa—Pennoyer St. to C
. li-mWhlte Bridge 8. W.
run: ‘ ALARMS
' .3, .
UOUTH NORWALK FIHI ALARM
BONE!
liiutrlo
'loiephune for fire alarm.
8~xWael1lnxton and North Main It...
Mali ache oLI-Iote
0Raymond Etl
Corset Factory. Drlvoto.
1“ N mailinn "3‘
- 01 ~ on
”WMrl‘sIm all. (Filmord and City How
oI
Vi"J oritu.
' ill-«West at. Franklin School.
Concord and bleach -
, Sc
, M-é-North Main and Ann Stu I.
llwexCon '1! 8L,
{Eifflgfh 3t. and Ba view Ava.
orwalk Iron orka.
eat Ave am' Jedar 8t.
zswiiigh School WeIt Ave.
-~Weat St. and' .‘Lylor Ava
‘zz-wxliily Ave. and Low 9.5
ngChestnut and Henry Ste.
flu-xSouth Main and Monroe Bu.
86--I.exington Ave. and Austin It.
37~W eat and Elm Grove BtI.
lib—Smooth Malt . ween Grow III
Meadow Lite xtfiw
BZ—xtM) Electric" '56:». It.
“wa ring and dado
35—11} avliand and“ or Btu.
87»xi.ookw0od Mfg. Co
il—Fuirrieid Ave. and Cedar Ht.
42~Taylor Ave. and South St.
IIIw Woodward 3.1.. and Meadow at.
45~Eu1riti and Quintard Avon. and Wale
Iii- Woodward and Low
lib-Golden Hill Stand Imwood An.
52 —Washlngiun fit. (in.
Bil—Fieixht yard on Ann St, private.
H—Norwalk lock Co. private-
liox til—v4 orner Putnam avenue and
Reed street.
(:1) Doli'ilofl non interfering 00100.
(M) Master box, {1 om which the num
ber of any box can be sounded
One stroke at 12 noon and I p. in.
standard time, 1-
One stroke at odd ti tIJtln. 01
line open. 1-
Two strokes arm molar , the out.“
culls department, 3-1
MThlree slow strokes water to ho ohm
0“At 12 :06 p. m. each Ween-today. I no:
isl‘pulled for tour
Ire alarms for any district 1100 r0-
ceivr-d by telephone. 30.
Four long blasts of the whistle at
8: 30 u. m. and 12:30 1). m. indicate
no school for the following session.
l~1-—1—1
ALVI
NORWALK FIRE ALARM.
lfi—Corner of Mom and Wall Btreetl.
'l—Beitien Avenue and Union Plano.
32--Sp1ing Hill and Kellogg Street.
24~Uni0n I’iirk.
25-~West Avenue and Berkeley Street.
27~~Franklln Avenue and Lynen Place.
i1~—Gun house. (Private box).
till—West Avenue and Merwin Street.
Iii—Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street;
ilmtfhapel Street and Harbor Avenue.
l6-~\\'est Avenue. near me armory.
tilt—Stevens Street and Elm Crest.
il—Crnss Street and Wilton avenue.
i2~~l~inin street and North Avenue.
i‘i—-b‘1arlce street.
52— Muin and Catherine streets.
v C nan Road and Fair Street.
M—Uheutn Street. near Summer at.
55~Muin Street and Union Avenue.
62—011 The Green.
63~East Avenue and Lincoln Avonuo.
Ilk-East Avenue and Dasksni lane.
EA8T NORWALK f IRE ALARM BOXII
Fire headquarters. In You zant ltrooi
Teiep hone 170
IuFitch School tprlvate).b.
Private boxes wil onlybo ullod
(700) betwoen the hours of d 9. 111.011!
E—M'Li-vin School (privately
212-Eust Washington and art Btl.
alt-Alan Zandt St. and Osborn A".
Zia—East Aves and Rowan 8t.
217—Wlndelds
223~Fort and Charles Bil.
N's-East Ave. and Fitch 8t.
225-51. John St. and Edlio An.
laz—Senvlew Ate. and Fin! 8:.
335-~Boulevard and Second St.
sac—~00“ Ave. and Fifth St.
337~Boulevard and Blackstone at. (T0 oi.)
341—— Key Ier St. and Pine Hill Ave (1'01.
342—Kcyaer St. and Duck Pond “1.1.;
soil—Shore Huv.en (To. )
{giving location of tire. In um
will be 'en 0. nearelt tx.bo
lire on gremlseu where located.
Secon alarms are only to be [inn by
the chief or acting chic! upon hlI omni'
at the tire.
8 oclal licnall
1~oone blast I odd times. testing or lilo
l—oone blast at a 17.90 111., "standard time.
l-l—Two blasth, re
ii- 1i—-—Twenty two. It a o in. no morn-
ing session of public IohooIm ‘
ll- il—Twenty- ~two, at 12 30 p. .110 l!-
teruoon session or public Ichooi.
illlllllil ~Ten bio-to quickly all! flu
entire department.
W
‘ ROWAVTON FIRI ALARM DIOTHICT.
ll Two ntroku o! bro boll. tbul. 1—1. In
Iz-Igizhland Ave. to N. 1.. N. H l I
iii—Hickory Blur! and Bell Inland.
lt—Pino Point and Nolan Point
“—4.011. IIland Bound to Momma
3—‘(gentral." McKinle Etta
iii—41mm! Street and indail La
mu 8!.
23—-Crona at. to Railroad
fdmRitIImld l0 Brook-mo
W000!
kit.
in White Bridge north to Brookslao.
iii—White Bridge. 5. E. Loon. LII aunil.
on .
Ono stroke of the tire bell It odd tlmu
indicates touting
Four strokes of lire boil, thul, !- l-l-x
water to be him t 01!.
In A third or more ammo Indium oar-loin
at.
onnoyol
no.
MAILS
Norwalk Boatofflce
MIIII Down-o
f . I: 00 I. m - '1“
a 6:10 a. m :Dunblfidlv vllkill.
0:80 a. m ~Wout a South Nor-walk.
0:40 I. in. million West and lie. Nonnll.
. ilizoo mmNew orb and Wort.
12:15 [1.1 ILr-amflfll and South Nervous.
1:15 p m.»~l)unbury division.
. 1:20 p. m. ”warning, want or fitnmt'ont hot
n
Illlii stood before the public {arguany yours as n synonym for fig“,- $.ZY::}1&1“%31‘3‘1§1‘I. @133}, In
good lumber and fair (innings. “to new management assumes, ‘1 30 fivn‘on W ‘ an N In
this responsibility with pride in the fact that we are respon- . u. m.“ as. on an u on" .
Hllilti for thin Biwnlldlll‘d and will continue to give to our cunu “’0 9' ”Wm“ WM ““1 3" NOW.“
tumors the same good treatment. and follow along the some
birth ideals. We trust all our Irioiniaweustomora will give the
11.11111» liberal patronage 1111 or old and we unsure them In re-
turn the same hearty npprwiaiion and square (limlllm.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
OECRETARY DANIELS’ PERILOUS
‘ TRIP.
PORTLAND, Ore” July 28.—~Do-
cause of a burned bridge Seirotary of
the Navy Daniels, Mrs. Daniels and
Governor eat, of Oregon, ground their
Governor West of Oregon, 'gr-aped their
siding on the Southern Pacific, twenty“
two miles north of Roseburg, about
ten oeiock last night. They made the
crossing by the light at tralnmon’a
”autumn. The gulch I. about titty
feet. deep and 125 test wide.
I
Andrew Davey
90 Wnohlncbon 80., 19 MAIN er.
scum NORWALK NORWALK.
PHONE 410. ‘ TEAS and PHONE. ace.
COFFEES
Finest Creamery Butter ate a pound
to .8 and H Stamps tree with 1111on the following:
1 bottle Atlas {lining .101:
ltboitlo AtlIoOurryfl Powder ................................... 1011
1 package MI}; [0011 an 3...................................... 10a
lbOttlo Ail“ 919” “fig Inn.”nunnauulnnn-n”an”
lpaokago Min Tapioca .....................~.................. It»
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aundIyI Ind HotldIyI. '
not mail clones at Ii: 30 p.111.
undny collection at ii: 110 p. in.
MI! ”I floooivou.
it. m.-Ail direction».
a. in.- ('nnnon motion.
is 111 MWIIRI, woni lit Bridgeport.
a. meiIion and lianh on].
u. mfiouth Norwnlii .
.i.”_..1n....t.w..n and Bo. Nowell
who p. mm.-~innnilury Midtown.
.00 . mm» out. Want and Bo. Namath.
.80 p.111
.10
00
05“
.m flout
p inn-10M and $0th No math.
p. m.-Now "York. Brooklyn and [unit
it
1:30 p. 111. Allan, Til?“ 11.110 30. Namath.
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000. mum”! .Woht I'm, So. No TV.“
Carrier. window open tromi until it
Pt I! ADAMH. POIImIIIIt.
South Norwalk Postofflcc
MAIL. AHHIVI” 3’ DH
'35:)?" iffintmoi 00“ 1:00 m 0: 00 a. h.)
WI:ItI'rn'Poin Lois; 5230. 10m 11. no
no ..I 12103.” :15. "i211“ .1
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p.111 "Au" ?Lo.ilbgt?t.:Wt all!
a. 111.:: 1:00. 0:00. I: 0' hm
mi Po “I“
l’11).th I, 111.; um
at; 0. $3.33 '00
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mammal
WI M‘g‘otp Ibil’d’hfltfl‘
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Davis oiilce ait r a two \vceks‘ vaca-
A telephone measure to Eiootr 0 Stella" ' e
i5 pounds to the peck
3 Fancy Cucumbers for . . so I
Beets, per bunch so I
Wax Beans, 3 uarts .. 25c I
25 lb. bag Sugar $1.20
3 cans Milk . . 25c
Fancy Peas, 2 quarts .. 15o
..... .t...
Peaches, Musk Melons, Apples, Tomatoes Corn, Lettuce,
Squash, Radishes. ~
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UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 North Main St. Phone 14!.
No ICE 1N JEWETT ci'Tv.
Fire Destroys Entire Supply Saved
for 200 Families There.
i .lii}\\i~iil’i‘T t‘l'l‘l“, .inly «214-.waetvett
‘ City lost its lte snppiv late yesterday
attelnoon when the. in: re. large houses
loi’ Shea. IllHlIIli'l s, at Diniville, weld
lburned to the ground. Two of the
:houses 11 e] e empt. but the third con-
Ituincd upwutds of 3,000 innit, this be-
ling the. only source of supply for
. ‘ . ., ‘ubout 200 1.1mi1ies, 25 stores and n.
“I53 Inez Daniels, 01‘ Noiuaik, milk cat Mithael Sl1cu,onc oi‘ the
Siii‘flt yesieuiay 1n “ atcrbuiy. jowners, states that $0,000 will not
‘ cover the loss. The origin or the blaze
is attributed to careless smelling near
liuy outside. the buildings.
I‘dward Quinlan, oi Noruaik, spent
the week end with his “lie in \\ ood
meat I Fire in Middletown.
‘— ‘ I .\ilI)I)L‘E'l‘0‘WI\', July 28..——,Fi1'e of
Henry P Price oi \‘01'walk, spent'
uncertain origin, yesterday afternoon,
destroyed the barn and silo owned by
‘Oz'rin Gilbert, in .\'ewileld. entailing a.
loss 01' $4,000. 3] r. (lilbert‘s'house was
[burned last year.
the week end nith flicntls in Sea (litt.,'
.\' J.
Miss Louise Schaui), of Norwalk,
spent yesterday 1'11 Stamford, visiting
relatives,
POLICEMAN SHOT SOLDIER.
\\'Alti€li.\.\l, Mass” July 23—1110
mimic war which began yesterday
.with the arrival 01' six thousand mill-i
tialnen 011 the shoulder emit of Cape
(‘0), was given a touch off realism
early today, when Private Harrington,
of the Ninth Regiment, recei‘fed a 113111-
let in the back from the havolver of
'.\I. J Murphy, .1 1"“““”‘“§, of Sand—
wieh.
The shooting took place in the vii-1
Inge 0f Sagamore, according to the ot-
gtieers of the regiment. Harrington
l with several other soldiers, became in-
volved in a quarrel with a..post card
dealer, who summoned a policeman.
Murphy says that he fired 'i'tlmr shots
;in the air to frighten the .disturbers
Iand that the bullet that hit Khrrington
was deflected. lie was held under-
arrested some weeks ago, cattle before bail, pending a further investigation.
. Harrlngton s wound is serious, but pro-
Judge Keogh this morning and “as
continued until August 15. Ahab“ ”01 iatal
Edward .lleAllister. oi‘ Norwaik is
spending a few days in llunbury, visit-
int;r friends and relatives.
iicnien Kearney, of Norwalk was
operated on at the .\‘or1vnlk Hospital
this. morning by DI'H, ’l‘i‘neey, unwell
and Clark.
There will be a meeting: 01‘ the
young men of Trinity (Jhureh on
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, in the
parish hall.
Miss Louise Schaulr oi“ Noi'walk, has
resumed her duties in Hurlbutt and.
lion,
_.._.
The case of Jack Feency, who was
A Furnished Room to‘\Rent? A
The Norwalk Fire Police enjoyed
with their guests the annual outing to
Rye Beach yesterday. The guests
were the, officers of the other flre tom-
panlea and city odlclals Special curls
took the fire police to the beach at 9i Buy From Me
o'clock and came back for them at 6;
oclock in the evening. A ball game| and You’ll Get Your
Money s Worth
was had on the beach, and all report
a most enjoyable time.
“You have been very generous in on every article that you bur. I GOD'S
1vin \i .. , icut on one article only to get you M
2; s. i. abel “,6: gowns Kmarkl‘fi the other, but] cut on all. $1.50 Win00
" Fm?“ "‘5' “"‘i‘ i "’1’“ tor $1.00. Such Sherry, Port. Mum
“i dont him that man who pays her tel and Whiskey from 31.75 gel. “9-
so much attention." "I don't see u'liut‘Rum, $1.75 on. Fine Cuhenet Rye :0!
that has to d 'ith “"1 .1 14., mgstlc large bottle. Fine Cordials or
ive him so0 ill to thi1(i"ub 11‘ 111600 up. Fine Table Claret 68° (IL.
5" m“ ‘ "g I‘ 1‘ ’0’ 1110th $1.00 oi anybody’s money. Canto
when lask him if he can support her and give us a trial. Convince you,
in the style, to which she has been no
self. Call or phone 006-2. ,
customed."~Washington Star. JOSEPH DISESI‘
WholeIaio Liquor Stone
55 Railroad Ave. South Nomi“.
Tot. Cori 000-2. '
nished roomeented.
A good add pays best in the nest
paper.
LOVER’S
Why Not Use
Gas
LIGHT?
The piping can be concealedt
or exposed.
Prices Reasonable
, Bedt Workmanship
. PromptAtteiition
Drop 11 Postal and our Reno.
sentative will call and
give estimate
United Electric
Light StWater Co
THE PLACE .
Children’s
Oxfords
TAN
BLACK
WHITE
sizes at/a TO ‘2
75c
Summer
Footwear
FOR svenv occauitm.
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