_ Telephone i230. ,. .
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‘ IIhlngton Street, a ,
‘ south Norwaik. Conn.
All kinds . of ‘ insurance. ~ ,
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Public Bteiiglsrapher,
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. .125. Washington Street
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, .James Brown, 0f the Boston Store.
:13 enjoying his vacation.
Miss Alice llonlel‘oy, of Academy
street, starts today. for a six weeks’
Free Stenotype LesSons
Merrill Business College -
Don’t miss the Opportunity.
SUMMER SCHOOL SESSION 8 A. M. TO 12 M.
Reduced Rates. ,
‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
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Books Free.
. toy ,in M n the.
‘_ Dustin the gratified oi, ih’a'liew‘
England Candy '00. Dies « I
. WotWi’lunds
Friends ol‘ Jill?” Manes, who was
land Candy Colllpany, of 10 I booth,
Main street, will regret to hear of that
death of their compatriot, who went;
home upon receiving word from
Greece, his lilotllelrcountry, that vol
illiteere were needed badly. Vii
1" Manes, after considering this appeal
for a tiny or so, with his uncle Peter
Piplles, one If the partners of the
candy store, decided that lie Wouldl
rather die than turn a deaf ear to 802‘
earnest all nppenl, so be, together with
his uncle. started it few .days after for
the field of action,
went ‘to Intends, New York, where,
witll tears illJIIIS eyes, he bade his
brother and‘l'l'lclldn it last good-bye.
When asked as to what should be
done with his belongings, he replied:
“It does not matter what becomes of
them. That i shall leave entirely to
_. {Miss Elizabeth Silerer, of Washing‘
tomstreet, is visiting friends ill Water.
' bury, Conn.
g A little talk on developing and‘
W‘prlnting. See today‘s advertlsclnan,
“ James Donneily.
. Mrs. P. H. Miller, of, Albany. N, Y.,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs, Charles G.
' Reardoll of Taylor avenue
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ELECTRIC FANS ’
New stock just in, 12 and 1s inch, oscillating type.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, arc.
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SOUTH NORWALK
you, for i know it Ill my heart. that
gt will never have any more use for
ithfilll," and with that he kissed his
brother for the last time, and ran
lblinded with tears out of the house.
Upon reaching Greece, Munos im-
medlntely enlisted with his uncle, and
was assigned to thi- third regiment of
the ninth division, under the command
of Constanteanos xn.. who is the
present ruler of Greece, and three
Mr. and Mrs. ll. 1.}. Pratt, of Bill'-
view avenue, have been entertaining
, William Broderick. of ‘Ncw London.
Henry Leonard Robins, 0f the South
‘ .. Norwalk Trust 00., is confined to his
‘ home, in Putnam avenue. with Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Eliott Brown, of
Norwalit, are spending the summer
Miss Morionliiclman, of South Nor-
Mwalk, Is spending “a ‘iew - weeks ill
Brooklyn, visiting relatives and
7, friends.
Ming Lilllam Olnlstend, of Chestnut
street, Danbury, is entertaining her
friend. Miss Dorothy Crosby, of East
Noreen.
nits Elorcllce Kelley. of Maple
‘ street,is spending a few days ill Dan-
. bury, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed,-
ward riy.‘
' t
Mrs. [tarry Gill and daughters
Ethel and Emma arrived home Sunday
on the. S. .8. Carillanln, after an ex-
tended trip to England of three,
months.
Miss Mildred Wilcoxson, residing at“,
26 Elm street, Is spending the day at‘
Savin Rock with a few of her friends,
who are now enjoying their well earn.
ed vacation,
w...- ........ .fl.
Abraham I‘Iiil‘l‘It-i and family have
gone to New York today ill their auto-l
East Norwalk. They will visit Allin»,
tic City before returning.
0
4
lured by the IIP~Ilp on the New Haven;
road yesterday (luv to the cloullburst
once of into Illi‘liillt‘l'li.
been at this sciluoil of ill“ year In a
,. long tiilw. Norwilllc, they say has it;
. $000 supply, .
Norwulii, Inspected IIII‘ dlh‘crent lnllk~
NW” products yesterday morning. A
sample of milk Willi tnken from ouch
fiddler aild was cent to Mlddiev
town, when- it will be, analyzed, to
‘00 Its true quality. This Inspection
is made evmy your.
NOTICE! NOTICEII
you are n subscriber to The Sons
opal bring or send In 350 and. got
all”, ofntho most popular magazines,
‘lfeorit'of‘ blushionwlilo Woman and
meMetmpolltnn, for three months.
fires: are not a subscriber send or
ring that) and The Sentinel and
mines will be sent you for three
Welly mull. if you prefer to have
I nmny deliver your piper Iend‘ us
' Ito normalisation: and pay the boy lac
mentor 'l‘ile sentinel. The mo
dent with all the current null.
and ICE CHESTS at Reduced Prices.
“Albert F: Gehebe
‘Tl‘lthill Instead lo Fined $15 and Coat-
iliilll Inspector Mimic MI‘Kiiiill, ufior out personally when he was not
‘ lll uniform.
High-grade.
Refrigerators
months in Pike County, Pennsylvania. $6.50 Refrigerator, now ...... $4.75 b0," and
‘7 -~-~' ' $10.50 Refrigerator, now $7.89
. , Our Brothers Lodge, .\o. 10. l. 0. $1250 Refrigerator, now ...... $9.49
. Q. m, held its regular meeting last ev- _ _
, oiling and routine business was trans- 3"”0 ice Ghost, now .. '--- “'19
' . acted. $6.00 ice Chest. now .......... $4.98
25 West, Wasllington St.
South Nomlk. ’
Phone 397. Prompt Delivery.
___W.—__.. _____,________.
THls SPEED LAW VIOLATon
WANTED TO FIGHT "cap"
fl ‘ in the Bridgeport City Court.
BRIDGEPOR’I‘, filly 29.-Charged
with recklessly speeding his motorcy-
cle through crowds of persons in East
point.
between 35 and 40 miles an hour, in enrollment at present consists of over
nest Owen, of Nichols, was summoned, 100 members.
to appear later in the City court. by‘
Patrolman lilolt‘luun. after a motorcy-
cle pursuit of over two miles.
Similarly charged by the same em.
I”
IIIIIIIIB filliil ‘ -
Jilin IIIIIES
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 29.—'l‘lle
IStnte Oyster Commission, created four
years ago to purchase a‘ new guard;
to have surveyed and laid
out the oyster plantations Ill the Dela-
ware uBay. have completed their work.
' WEST POJNT, Va., July zu.~—it was
recently brought to the attention of
the Chamber of Commerce that the
dredging machine, which is removing
toll road from the l’amunkey river for
the Southern 'Rnil‘way Co., was dunlpl
lug some down the York river, which
would probably prove disastrous to the
oystermen who had oysters in that sec-
tion. A committee was appointed and
instructed to take the matter up with
.. the authorities of the railroad and
steamboat companies. as well as the
Government officials, with the Idea of
having the mud dumped at some other
LEONARDSTOWN, Md, July 20——
On July 5, the oystermen of the Gov-
chill and Third Election districts met
Main street, yesterday, at a rate of and organized by electing officers. The
The following resolu-
tions were passed: “To better and
protect the interests of the oystermen
of St. Mary's county aaginst the en-
croachments made upon the. rights by
days after enlisting he was an aetivc
participant iii the famous battle of
Salonicn. where the Gracious captured
25,000 Turkish pris'onerii, rifles, and a
great. many iigld artillery 'plecee.
Following their successful siege at
Salonlca, the troops marched on to
Fort Blznni, and It was there, while
engaged in one of their numerous
skirmishes that he was slightly iniur~
ed In the thigh. but he was able to con-
tinue until the final storming of the
fort which lasted about two months.
From here they moved on to Ganlna.
which also fell before the onrushing
Greecien troops. , _
Manes, although willing to “still
continue to light" for his nation, was
compelled to r tir to th army hos-
pital, and from’lhfié lid £33 ribmoved
to his native village in Olympia. by
speciai‘permissign of lisp oflloiole.
Theiwotlnd that he received in the
thigh, was not considered very serious
at. first, and in fact Manes refused reg-
ular treatment from the surgeons,
with the result that blood poisoning
set in.
One may imagine how happy the
mother felt at seeing her boy again.
for it was about eight years ago that
James left Greece as a boy to make
his way in the world, But the mother‘s
joys were short lived, for after stay-
lng home two days, bar boy died of
the effects of the injruy he received
at the battle of Fort Bazlna.
Marion’s funeral attracted quite n
in?
' ‘1
formei'Iyeniponed by the new Enafi .
Before depnrtlng for Greece, Manon '
‘i
The one Big Sale Event of the entire year. 'l‘llesc tire jtlst I
’n I‘ew of the many iircat Bargains we offer. .\ ‘
I
. . . ' ,
19c 17-inch Embroidery
“ 10 cents per ,yard
1,000 yards Extra Fine Qu'ulitiv‘ lllnltimidery, the entire lot .'
. runs 17 inches wide, regularly the. Jubilee iprlce 10c. Limit Ll“ ‘ "“
10 yards to it customer. ' ‘
$2.00 Silk Waists . $1.39
a (107.. All ‘Sllk Walsts, regular
price $2.00; Jubilee price $1.40.
$5 White Dresses $3.95
$7.00 White Dresses $4.95
$12.50 White Dresses $7.49
SiIkWaist 99c
Value 5150
All Silk anists in white only:
the China Silk Waist that's in
great demand. Jubilee price
99c.
$1.00 Corsets, .. 79¢ Pair
25 doz. Extra Large Models and
Fine Quality, Medium all] how
Bust, Extra Long illlps, lace
and embroidery trimmed, extra
good hose supporters; all sizes,
79c pair instead of $1.00,
Great Hose Values.
Ladies 12c Hose, while this lot
lasts 9:: pair
.................
Women's Knit Underwear.
x2e Vests .. ...... 8d:
One case of Good Quality Knit
Vests. regular 120 value; Jubi-
lee price Sc.
$2 - Summer Dresses .
Out they go! Pretty Street
and House Dresses to. go at
890.
$3.50 Dresses .5 $1.95
All Dresses that sold up to
$3.50, to,go at 51-95.
Extra Special China *
89¢ _
v‘v
$5.95 Serge Dresses $3.74
Silk Dresses.
$5.95 Silk Dresses $3.95
$10.00 to $13.00 Silk Dresses,
....................... $6.95
Linen Suits
$5.00 Linen Suits ..... $3.49
$8.50 Linen Suits $4.95
50c Fownes Silk Gloves
.......... ., . .. 39¢ pair
Fownes‘ illarantced Silk
Gloves. all colors; regular price
500. Jubilee lprlce 390 pair.
Neckwear.
Odd lots of Neckwenr. regular
,. prices 25c, 390 and 500; to go
at ....................... 10c
1-2 Price Bathing Suits, 1-2
Price,
All Bathing Suits that are in
stock to go at 1-2 iprtce. Child-
ren's and Ladies’.
Table Linen.
$1.25 Table Linen . 85c yd.
$1.00 Table Linen . .. 72c yd.
79c Table Linen ..... 59c yd.
- Sale of Parasols.
25c Children's Parasols . . 19c
50c Chlldren‘o Parasol: 39c 5
5.1.00 ladies! Par solo»... 72c is
$2.00 Silk PIPIIOI 31.49 "
$2.49 Silk Para-loll $1.69 ».
$3.50 80k Baraeole $1.99 ._
j
AUTOMOBILE EXPORTS 40 MIL- l$1,167.371; Germany, 849, valued at
I$168,418; British East 'Indies, 867, val-
ued at $711,653; France, 824, valued Mics Davis Appointed Admlnlotmtrlx
WASHINGTON, 'D. 0., August 1.... at $625,795; and to Russia In Europe,
LION DOLLARS IN THE FISCAL
YEAR 1913.
little attention throughout the section,
for he was well-known and loved by
cer of having driven a delivery melon, the operation of the Human law anqiallnost everyone who knew him. The
car at a high rate of speed on Noble} to protect an organization whose ob-
avenue. with his cut-out open, 'I‘ugene. Ject shall be to advocate the election
Sullivnn, .Ir.. of 1005 Noble avenue-.1 of 9. State senator, and two membertl
Salli-10f the illouse of lilolegates of Mary.
will have to avppeaé ill court.
ed out in full force, and he was laid
to rest with military honors, for he
vnh said that. he ke‘t his cutout Ollellrllllld for St. Mary's county, who will‘ihli 138i encounter of Gunilla, 80 his
s I rent.
tug trlni Ill which the prisoner,
(‘litll‘tl of auto speeding. invited
hour.
was abused byathe prisoner, called it’
mobile driven by James Johnson, of: to scare pedestrians crossing tIlO‘lltie their efforts as members of the
General Assembly to secure the repeal
Oscar ll. 'l‘llthlll. of Greenwich. was or the sold Human law. Therefore,
lined $15 and costs by Judge Wilder. ill be it resolved by the citizens and oy-l
lflCnL‘t‘lllilillilii‘l‘S were greatly do ‘ the City court. after it most Interest-l etermon of the Seventh nild
. at Fordllnlu, l‘ulllillon were, worried, I oIIlct-r to settle the matter In a lonely. tlou to be known all the Oystermon‘s
but greatly Tl'lil‘i‘f.‘d upon the appour- " Hlml by the “ally method. It was Tim I Protective Association. whose purpose ,a i‘OWM‘lI- Ill" SHOWN Home ”l “I" real
titer submitted In evidence that llfiei" shall be all above stated, and we do ur.
fll‘iitlilliliihllltillfl lilo prisoner lifter lita‘goutly request all those Ill uymputhy
‘iil; was reported about Norwnllt ,vow;urrunt by conveying his need mother with the object to b1§nm§01|lllllfilifithM
terdoy, thnt. ilu- wutcr Ill Illll Norwnik I to her home, oilll'cl‘ and prisoner tutti»; herein stated, to become members of
reservoir Will-l very low, but thin report, I‘ll lilo Hpmlll of the cm- to prom: llll‘llllo orgnnlzatlou; nud be it further re.,rcmiivcd liin {‘Itlzi‘ll pllpnrs some two
In untrue. us the \l’iill‘l' commission-é olllcl-r‘n usllrtion tllut It was trilvclllilt solved. that this ol'gnnlzuiloli silllll file
are tiny thul ii In the highest It hue ', at it rule of more than 40 miles potflwith the Shellfish ('(ltllilllfitllmltil‘tl. 0b-
Mmi’lrryvls l'uimlmml itm'lws.’ junuimn to the further Itllihlllg of Hill»
who mode the nrrent, lolllliled that ho, urni ()yiiim‘ bar» and roclm lit the In.
i‘IiIII)’ of fit. ‘Mlll‘y'll county." The Divillllll he returned, without hesitation or
Third
llo‘llilectlon districts, St. Mary's county,
the . that we do hereby create an organize»
sake of the right and ehrifltlanlty. His
mother was overcome with grief 101‘
but replied to the contrary. saying.
“1 nm glad tllnt my boy did not die as
centers of old."
Manon had been lulturliilzed, haying
years ago, while living at Inoomlli. N.
l’., and of i'IllII'lli! he won not compell-
ed to go to wnr unless Ill‘ no desired.
but hill lulu-r nluolhllle were stronger.
liur llild won Invited to «light the mat; “mm m um. organization are connibotberlug about the Ctilllllliilmm‘eflo IO
, burn.
illllllloli It. (for-s, escorted to he the;
student non of ti. millionaire manufac-
turer of Worcester, Millil'li. wall lined
iii!» and cents for speeding an auto on
(‘onllcctlmlt avenue. rtiaturdllly after.
milii Hoffman.
arrested for driving an automobile
with his cut-out lease, was lined 3:3
and costs.
BUED son 0200 ON NOT“.
bull has been «brought by the estate
of ii. hhipps. or New York, against
avenue, for the recovery of $200 loom
otvitst Interest-(3:; (pious
’u-
msanumb‘e?! , t “y 3.. My
SAYV’IUIJ'}. N. Y.. .Iuly
liliuepolntu Co. in having its oylllor
slimmer Willie K. overhauled nt tlie'léiouill Main street, and WIMnm, living
locnl railways.
illAlSi'i‘ ROCKAWAY, l... 1., July 20.»—
‘uoou. The “Netti WM! made by l’Ml‘Ol-' The oyntemlen of insult itocknway have
_ 7 linkon Issue with the town bonrd con-
.Frpnit Derynn. i333 liontwick IWBillw,‘cprmng Itn ruling that no
'l» “nhulfi-lm't rt .:
dent of enrolling over 300 new incin-
.
Ant"
:lll.»~'l‘lie
drainage
shall empty Into the crooks where oy-
sters are tattooed or kept.
clni meeting here on Thrusday the
matter was discussed at length, and port booking a good party last flatuo
the complaints of the oystermou raglan duty for Block inland, who were located
lured. The new regulation specifies at the Ocean View and National “0*
,thnt shells shall not remain about the leis. -As this I: a very popular sum~
Mrs. Adelaide N. 8199907. 0! W93? oyster houses for a longer period than mer resort any expecting toioln one
. , ‘tvm weeks and that drainage miter of the Recreation-tours should book.
all on notes. Property In West “Gillie shall not be permltwd to flow into the names early; also, for the Mary
wag attached yesterday by Deputyywmm of the oyam branding
Sherifl D, iiolis Lithium and the pie The ordinance was wanted
psi-s are returnable before the Gear town authorities noon the «commons all tours. call on ticket agent ct depot, 51,014,401,
men Pleas Court on the and dated” nation «Junior. to. . Winn... miter 594179“ incineration Tour!» 00..
, . . > $31M “‘1’“? 1* ems-«ins Willard? we in:
At ii 800“
illtllt against the tyrannical 'l‘urlul.
Joules bloom, in nurvived by a broth-
er Dirk, who in now employed lit-"Um
New ilhllrllind Candy (3001001130 In
llt inlolnln. N. v., who in visiting
friends and relatives at .doutll Nol-
fatllcr and mother who are residing ill
Olympia, tirecce.
“WM...
BLOCK ISLAND. R. I.
The Recreation Tourist Company rec
creeks. Pork and Atlantic City portion. For .
by the the New England Tourist, describing Ind New neutrino), 8
ical year 1913, against about 1 mlliloni
:sent to foreign countries,
who might try to sympathize with her.’
’ the exports of automobiles became sut-
ithis class of merchandise,
walk for it few weeks, a sister and IlInI
According to figureg just complied by'593, valued at $519,076. The average
the Bureau or Foreign and Domesticf'llrice 0‘ 01°88‘88“ ‘0 Canada was Probate court. of Danbury, has on
Commerce, Department of Commerce, over $1.200 each: of those sent to pointed Miss Kittie B. Davis, of Mill
40 million dollars’ worth of automo- South America, about $1,100 each; and Plain, administratrix over the Dan.
regiment under which it}: fought, turns; bugs, and parts thereof were sent out of those exported to Europe, about bury estate of her sister, Wynetta I).
Benedict. who was killed in an auto-
The distribution of American auto- mobile accident at Mill plain, The
succeeded Ill distinguishing himself flt'dollul's' worth of finished automobiles mobiles extends to all parts of the appointment was made at the request
about 21,9, world, the figures for the fiscal year of her husband, who was with her
comrades did not llltend to overlookimlllhm dollars’ worth to linwail and 1913 showing exports to 75 countries when she was killed.
his bravery and sclfvsncrlfice for the' Porto Rico, 4 million dollars' worth of and colonies, vBulgarla, Ronmnnia, iSer-
,tlres, 2 million dollars' worth of auto-
;moblie engines, and 5 1-4 million dol-
of continental United suites In the 08- , 8800 each-
nnd engines.
in 1907, five yours later, they were but North Amt-rim.
.0 million, and In liiill, upproxilnutefy
‘12 million dollars in value. ——itchl
The number of iulwlllneu exported to‘ Scratch!
,i‘orlllun countries Ill 1013 'Wlii'i 26,000,
‘ngnlnnt 7,000 In 1010, and it little innit
'thlm 3,000 In 1007. the first your In
which the number was stated Ill the ox-
port records of the country. The live-
race price at which they were export!
ed Mun about 31.700 each In lilil’l. The
1013 exports Included ubout 1,000 cello
merciul automobiles at on average vol.
nation of $1,800 each and 24,000 other
machines at an average price of about
$1,000 each.
The Imports of automobiles in the
fiscal year 1013 were tons than 2 million
dollnrn' value, against over 4 million
In 1007, and the average price of
thoneimported ln~ tale, about $2,300
each, against $3.400 In .1907.
edy.
place.
were «mm; to South Moran.“
America. new. village stintofiillid
, itch!
Scratch! _
incrntcll the worse the Itch. Try Dunn's Bifocal
WA‘SIII'ING’I‘ON,
the latest additions to the collection
of history relics In the Nutlollnl Mu-
scum, the silver loving cup commenter»
ntlvo of the opening of tile parcel poet
system today was given a prominent
It was In the first package to
go throguh tho mull under the new
system and was mailed by Postman
tor-General Hitchcock on the first day
of the present your to Postmaster
Morgan M New York city.
bears the following inscription:
"frills cup was the first article sent.
Canada. In the largest purchaser of by the parcel poet in the United
our automobiles, the total number rent states. it was forwarded to Postman.
to that country In 1913 being 7.212.1'31- tor Edward M. Morgan, of New York
tied at 39.288561. England is the next cltv. by Postmaster-General mm: H.
largest customer, the total number Hitchcock, who mailed it in person at
sent to the United Kingdom In 1913 the Washington City post offloadin-
belng 3.979, valued lit $8,020,805; while medically alter midnliht on the mom-
to «British Oceania (chiefly. Australia int; of January 1,,1918. Presented to
.062. valued at the National Museum by Forecaster
PARCEL P081" LOVING CUP.
, , . ._ dieters «menopausal :-
new Makih‘lilhh‘imtwillelliwhdwllwmirl no, mum on
for Danbury District.
pe—fl'm
, leper.
MRS. BENEDICT’S ESTATE.
Judge Martin J. Cunningham, of the
Miss Cornelia. Brady, 9. sister-in-law
vie. Turkey, Greece, the Azores, the by her «iirst husband. was appointed
Canary Islands. the \l'estlndlea.Sluul. administratrlx of the estate in New
’IIOI‘ boy; refused to listen. to anyone 1mg worth of harm other than mm, the Dutch East Indies, Russia in Asia. York State by the iSurrognte'n court at.
n was only m 1902 that Korea, French Oceania, Egypt. China. White Plains, N. y,
Japan, and India are included In the
11mm to justify a separate record oi list of countries named as the dcstina- “gum pin-ind of six months for the :11.
um figupeg lion (if the exports of the year, While mg of Claims against the estate,
Spartan spirit, and fought for ill0,for that year, including the lieplirnin the list Includes also practically every
rights of his country, just M hill 011' ! parts. being less that 1 million dollars. country of I-lurope, South America and
Judge Cunningham has allowed the
A good ndv. pays best In the best
Itch! "H Scratch!
The more you 01.0 STYI.
July 2‘ .m-uAmonlr
The cap
younger. .
ticlnns. to examine eyes.
caution and Outlet-ill.
a.
Keep Looking
Young
Don‘t advertise your one by wear-
Ing bifocal glasses that are patch-
ed or have scams or joints. Wear
Thamer'n Kryptokl. 'l‘hoy lire one
solid piece of clcllr cryllml glass
and make you look and feel years
We employ OCULIBTB, not Dir
THAMER
07 Atlantic Munro. sum”. (it.
Opens“. Evenings. In. ill Vein.
Norwalk Chronicler