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Thursday evening
‘ Frederick H. Tripp, of France street 7
is enjoying n trip to Serutogu.
The regular 111eeting of the Nutmeg
Club, will be held this evening.
The pavingv 111 the corner of Main
and Wall street is progressing lust.
Norwalll Aerie, No, 533, 11‘, 0, 13.,
will hold its regular meeting tomorrow
evening.
The regular meeting of the Spain
1511 War Veterans will be held Thurs
day evening. '
Our Sisters' Rebekah lodge, No. 51'),
0'. 0. O. 1“,, will hold its regular meet-
ing this evening,
The regular monthly meeting of the
directors of the Norwaih Club will be
held this evening,
Ponzissus Council, No. 12118. Royal
Arcunum, will hold its regular meet
ing this evening,
Howard Benedict, oi? Elm street. has
gone to ‘Northvllle, N. Y., to spend a
month's vocation.
IAlbert Bucknnm and son George, of ‘
iBoston, have been guests of relatives
in South Norwalk.
The regular meeting of the Norwaih
‘Iron Moulders' Union, Local, No: 209,
will be held this evening.
'Miss Emily lluoknam, of West street,
has gone to Boston to live with her
brother; Albert Bucknam. 1”" 1
The Norwalk City Council i811-
ning to hold 11 shore dinner at the Dor-
lon House on August 14th.
Welcome lstrungEr Lodge, No. 304,
Sons of St. George, will hold its regu-
lar meeting this evening,
~—~—; .
Mr. and Mrs. Flock, of Adams uve-
nut, have been entertaining Hurry
Robinson, 01’ East Orange, N. J.
Cochcnoe linymnhcrs' Association,
No. 32%, l. 0. ll. 81., will hold its
regul‘nr 111111111111; Thursday evening,
Francis Connors has taller. 11 posi-
tion in lioyi's 'i‘hentre, having left the
employ of the Union 'l’nclil.) Ten (Tom-
puny.
'(ln'pinln 11nd. Mrs, John Crawford, 01‘
0111111011 direct, huvc 11111111 entertaining
Jillllilii Yurbcr 11nd duughtor Sarah, of
City inland, N, Y.
Miss Burchic \\'oril1lnlrion, of New
York, lilo-1 returned to lmr homo 11l't1‘1‘
spending 11 low duys with Mr. 11nd
Mrs, (lliurluu ll. l'Iilwurtil, of Mott
nvonuo.
The United liuliun Societies will
meet tomorrow night in Qultnor liull,
nt 8 o‘clock. in unlori Committees, and
tulle other steps in proper-lug for tho
lolunibus roleln‘uilon,
Buckingham W, It. (1., No. 20, will
hold 11 picnic at lioion Point on Thurs.
day, August. 71b. The members will
take the cur lcnvlng Mnln 11nd Wnli
streets at 11‘) o‘clock. 111111111111 '1‘, For-
rin Corps, of New Cmmnn, will join
the Norwnik women lit The Point,
NOTICE! NOTICE”
if you are 11 snbscrlberbto The Eco
tinei bring or send in 8511 and not
three of the most popular magazines,
Hearst’s, Fashionable Woman and
The Metropolitan, for three months.
h’riné 21.60 “and The Sentinel and
mlminec will be sent you for three
months by mail.
11 newshoy deliver your purer send us
280 {or magazines and pay the boy 120
2. track {or The Sentinel. The mom-
" ulnar 21110 with 1111 the comet sub-
- 29°“ or vltIiintemt and. will please
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The Paris Cloak 81 bull House
33 South Main 81.. South Norwalk
SALE SALE SALE
11’ we could make you fully realize what a swing; it means to you
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now you would come
. here right awny~todey-und take udv outage of these exceptional l-bur .,
‘ ’ gains this sale 011’ch li‘lner goods are not mnde, lowe1 prices ure not j,
to be found allywhcbei (‘o cum and investigate.
Sale in «both storcs~jsten1tord 11nd South Norwulk
Mason Jars
Sure Soul .lxnrs, Economy Jars, Jelly
Glasses, Preserving Kettles, PurcWax,
Economy Jar Tops, Mason Jar Tops,
.lur Rings, Etc.
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West Wauhlngten St.
South Norwalk.
Phone 397. From): Delivery.
OUR TORIC-
LENSES '
set closer to the eyes without the
lashes touching 11nd are lighter in
weight. They are ground to con-
form to the natural shone oi the
eye, enabling you to look in all
directions with equal distinctive-
nccs.
OCULISTS not Opticians exam-
ine your eyes when. you come to
‘ THAMER
Doom“ and OptlclInI.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. CL
Does Your Plumb ,1:
ing Need Attbntiong',
£211.:
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South Norwalk, Conn.
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REDUCED TUI
FEATURES
STAMFORD.
WILLIAM 1.2 BEERS.
Two Stores.
Students Enroll Every Week at
Merrill Summer Schools
FREE BOOKS. STATIONERY AND STENOTYPE, ARE SPECIAL
SOUTH NORWALK.
OPEN THI
SA
‘1‘.
Q .1, 1‘ ' crs for the savings it affords.
5206‘ 4. ment.
The price for each number of ubovc_ illustrated pattern in :5 cents. ‘ 1!
No matter what patterns you have been using, try one,ju.1! one, Pictorial Review , K H,
’.1ttei 11 and you will realize as millions of women havclcnrncd,tl1at Pictorial 31:1 '
Review Patterns alone give to your dresses that elegance of line and 11 rcnch chic 1 11’, .
which characterize nil Paris-mode gowns. _, .
The Patented Cutting 11nd Constmction Guide! furnlIhed with each pattern make mic. ,S,‘
1.35;" “le y limpossioble and you save from 0111241111! to one yard of material chad: drug. ' 15
NOW ON SALE AT THE. PATTERN COUNTER . 1;. 1
JUBILEE
Attracts Big Crowds
to this store
The event always awaited with keen expectation by our custom
Sweeping reductions in every depart
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S EVENING
LE
AUTO WAS AFIRE,
An automobile touring car stood in
front oi the South Norwaik‘ Club
building inst evening shortly after
7:30 oclock when suddenly a great
home sprung up from the rear of the
‘nr. Those standing near left sudden-
ly, ox peeling an explosion momentar-
jily. The chauffeur lurestigalcd, and
with extreme presence of mind turn-
‘sed off the prestolitc tnnk, thus exilrr
(guishing the names. A look in the
igus-light tube pour the tail light caus-
m
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TION RATES ,
PORT CHESTER.
Edge.
DELEGATE POH LMAN LEAVES.
WEDDED IN NEW YORK. ‘
Mics Margherlta Castclianc the Bride.
of Rocco Gloflre.
A very pretty wedding took pincel
Sunday evening :11 1% o‘clock in thel
Little Church Around the Corner, of,
East Fourtvuth street, New York;
where Miss Mnrgherita Castellnno,'1,
lformerly of South Norwalk, was giv-I
1Midland Diviison to Be Strengthened
.4 ........-.w.. .... - .1. A. a.
NEW BRlDGES ON THE NEW HA-
VEN.
Albert M. Pohlmnn, of Gibson Court,
l‘cft today «for Louisville, Ky.,
sociation Convention.
to Bear Heavier Traffic.
nual excursions to conventions
various places in the country.
Just as 11 chain is no stronger than
its weakest link, so a railroad is no
stronger than its weakest bridge. As
the tendency has lately been townrds
heavier equipment in both cars and lo
firom Thursday.
End the fire, which did no great dnm<
as dele-
gate to the National Hnymakers’ As-
As member of
the National Board of Appeals Mr.
Pohlmun has made nine previous an-
at
He
will not return home until a week
GENERAL DIAZ STILL IN PARIS.
PARIS, Aug. 5.-—~Tl1ere is no iruilr
in the report published in the United
Stnies that General Pofirio Dim. hadl
left Southompton on July 15 ior Japan
by way of the Suez Canal, to meet
his nephew, Feliz Dniz, and accompany,
him back to Mexico. .
The former Mexican president is
still in his apartment in Paris.
STOCK OF
RANGES
is the most complete in the two
en away by her brother, Philip Cas-teomotives, weak bridges are apt to be«
tellnno, the well known and prospery‘o severe handicap to 11 line, and the
one young business man of Railroad I'bringing up of those bridges to stand-
nlrenue, to ilocco Gioirre, or New» 11rd, enabling them to bear the weight
111611 are not 11 subscriber send or
it you prefer to have
It is always best to catch 3:1;
lock or I plumbing repair who: ~
it first star-t3 because its ten-3:13.
once, as well 111 time and Ira 1
his by "phoning or sending tor-g}:
sanitary 01111
.1112 out of or or in the least.
“Home-made" repairs are
malte- shifts at best. and are the
costliest in the long run—6“;
place your plumbing problems' .“:
(it our shoulders, and we will' '
jolve them promptly and satin .
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Our Specialty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
HerbertW.Gorham
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD,
East Nov-walk. Phone 893.12.
City National Bank
rRANSAcTa A GENERAL BANKINI
BUSINEah AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY GONBIETENT
WITH BOUND
BANKING
surplul and Profit.
2117,0000) ’
Safe Deposit Boxes 22 Ind 25 per you
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pm.
OHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-Pros.
REDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vice-
Pr".
WILFRED IODWELL. Cashier
W...
DIRECTORS
2'. H. Mathew-on J. WIlIIco MINI»
Iohn H. Kim» John H. Light. .
ChrIItlan Bwnrtz Fred. H. Rowan
lImucIGrummIn Lcwlg R. Hurlhm
Ham 2. Lockwood
UL-.. marry»... 2 Lw*-_uwu.
We Represent
First Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire Insurance
Companies
J. M‘Laytondz Co.,l11c.
CI pltnl
1 100,000.00
Open Sat. Evenings. Eat. 15 Van.
York. i
The bride looked very attractive lnl
HEAL NOTATE AND lNIURANBI
11 pure «white .‘tulle dress made tor!
the occasion.
The reception hall was nicely dot!"
orated. 11nd thenbundance of flowers
gave the atmosphere the perfumed ri-E
vallty of an mote-date "Jardln do}
Floors." 1
The hundred and more lnvitcdl
guests present at. the ceremony'en-El
pressed their congmtunltlons, nndl
each and every one 01‘ them gave
to the bride costly presents, in dia- E
moods. brico-brnc. silverware,
imported china, gold coins and other
articles too numerous to mentionl
Everybody enjoyed the stupendous?
banquet, and the abundant refresh-E
ments. ,
Felix Philnrmonic Orchestra kept
every one in good spirits up to a late
hour There were also speeches,
songs, recitals and dances ,
From $011.11 Norwnlk were Mr and
Mrs “1111,10 Suinltorc. The «best man
was Philip Cnstellnno and the bride
mold Mrs. Mary (hudellnno, Miss Jo
esphinc Gloftre, and Miss De Marco
were flower «girls.
‘Mr. and Mrs. (llotfre are residing at
East Seventeenth street, New York,
tni‘l‘siit‘i‘lluxlbtgficlih01131::beit‘rlirmli‘uli‘biigl 11nd the ninny friends of the young
and spectumilur 113111111111 novelty. couple “4“" them a long “WW life.
Another jubilee feature. The
wire comedian,
GRANT GARNER.
luvr-ryllody's favorite. ilehind 11 111111111,
of burnt cork this time, ‘but novor1
butter in his rnroor.
A ‘Clrous in Miniature.
LES KELLIORS.
Gymnnnts With 11 New ldcu.
“Hello People!" “People Hello!"
Aug. 7th
is the Day on Which We inaugurate
the Vaudeville Season of 1913-14.
At the Chief (‘enur of interest in
South Norwmk.
Hoyt’s
where vaudeville in its most superior
element is the stundurd of entertain-
ment. We are out for now inurels
Watch our hills.
Grand Jubilee Program. Extraordi
nary Engagement for This Memon
able Occasion. Siageland’c Prat
ticst and Sumptuoun Spectacle,
The Six Stunning
(6) BANJO PHIENDS (6)
live W
-Dy11pepsln is mnerlcn 11 c11rse.l3ur-
1101 l. mood [litters conquers dyspepsia
ovmy time. It drives out the lmpuri
lion. tones the 1110111131111 1‘ more; per-
fect dispelled, normnl igbt and 1
lined health.
GLENBROOK VILLAGE A'DOPTS
Still another big not. Only Chinese . , 1
comedian In the world, FIRE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT
‘HONG FONG. es’l‘AMd-‘ORD, Aug. fir—«Glenbrook,
Slugs in six different lnnnungvs, an
eccentric dunccr 11nd lmporsonlttor,
A noronmingly lnughnhle force,
WILL T. CHATTER TON a. CO.,
in Mneklyn Arbuckle‘s Nolod l’luylot,
“THE WELCHER.”
HOYTSCOPE.
With Speclul l’hoto-plnv 11nd Novelties
,suburb or this city, and port of the
Town of Sinunford, in tho lirst village
in this Shite to take advantage oi
|the right, upon vote of the majority
of the logo] voters, to adopt the “lire
district" form of governrnontior the
“~- purpose or “building and mnlutuim
lug streets and sidewalks, and for
The Recreation FOUI‘S obtuinlng fire protection and street
lighting.” The notion was 1.1112111118qu
ABBURV Pisa??? £919...” Masonrduy night and the district will
tinny 'I’rlpI.N Mondays. Elmmcdiuteiy organise a fire deport-
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”Help: c11'_r1lr,u..1.d.a... 221.00'1111111111111111. 111-111 111111 It has been
- - fly I'PI. Mon yl- without fire protection to date. The
BLOCK IsLAND n. 1. 211.50
3.0“), “,1", Saturdayl. grand list or the district I11 over 2500,
more mouurmus, N. H. . 425.00 000-
ODIy Trlpn. MondIyI. -
THOUSAND IsLANoe $211.00 JAIPAN MAY HAVE axmarr
4-Day Trlpn, FrIdIyn, July in. Aug. 1.
15, 29.
NIAGARA FALLS ........... 040.00
Saturday, August 901.
Town in Thounnd IIIIudI,
trend. Quebec, Nova acotl
mudu. Aunbla Chum. Lake
’i‘OKiO manual: 5. -lnq1ilry here has
elicited the answer that Japan's atti-
tuda regarding particlption in the
Panomwpaciho Exposition at 121111
Francisco in 1915, is still undetermin-
ed. it in stated that Mtlon upon the
matter In conditional upon the desires
or the manufactured.
Mon-
I
Owl-go,
Ito.
.. For the New England Touri do.
urihlnu III Icon. all “on ‘rckct
$3 cm 2:: d
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2262%ION ”rooms? co.
121 Orange M21” Haven. . ,
131'." .
be?“ 21711.2 .1
A 1101111111111. ,mgbcct in the bout
, ford is about to strengthen its Midland
:one nt Springfield. The new bridges
on not of 1911, giving communities'
of the heaviest cars and locomotives,
menus much to the railroad and also
to shippers, for whom delays are les-
sened.
The New York, New Haven and Hart-
division, once the old New England
road, in various places by the recon-
struction of bridges. bringing them up
to standard and enabling at least. one
of them to bear the heaviest loads now
passing over any part of the system.
printed and this will be expended on
rlchly,1l1e line between East Hartford andllo, 45x 1] 38
Springfield, on the Rocliville branch, l
mud on the line from Hartford to 8011-”
ton via Willlmnntic.
On the line between East Hartford
and Springfield, via Melrose, four
bridges in all will be renewed. two at
Hozurdville, one at Broad ‘Brook and
will be capable of bearing a 200, 000
pounds our weight limit while the
bridges they will replace are capable
l
of a our weight limit of only 100, 000 NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK
8110!.
pounds. Not only wm‘ this line thenl
be able to stand the heaviest cars but
E oven the new For ilk locomotives could
run over it if necessary,
gee near Vernon will be reconstructed,
to hour 11 150 000 pound our weight lim-
it, while on the line from llurtt’ord'
stool bridges cupnblo or susuiining it
200,000-pound limit will replace the'
Int obsolete wooden bridges nt
Millvillo Heights, Enst Thompson,
liuut Douglass. Thompson 11nd l’ulmnn.
Some of the contract for the etch
work of these lirldvos hus ulrendy boon
uwnrdod and delivery will be mode
within 11 low months. The sle‘rnxlhon-
lug of those lines should be 111' grout
bcnellt to muny communities.
OYSTER BED WATCHIMAN'S
SHOOTING CASE. CONTIN-
UED,
The cone of lcdwnrd Whitney, wnlrlp
mum of the oyster 11min nbout the Wont
ilnvrn jetty, who 111 rimmed with
breath of the pence 1111 11 result of 11
complaint mode by Anthony Muttoe of
West. Haven that he was shot by
Whitney, was continued until todny.
Whitney told the police the men
were lighting and he discharited his
revolver to scare them into unparal-
lng, but that he didn't shoot at either
of them, and didn‘t think it was his
bullet.
BRI'I‘laH SUBMA-RINEB MISSING.
LONDON, Aug. 5.-~'I‘he two British
submarines which were missing utter
participating In the recent 11111111an11
movers reached their stations thip
mooring. Their commanders had not
known that the manoeuvorl 111111 come
to 1111 and on 191111111111.
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Iovun‘rm In rue «1113111111,,
New York. New
Haven 8. Hart
10rd
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Effect June 28, 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A.
82411.8:501, 9:151. 9:87,
P. M.—12:58x, 1: 08,
3: 27. 4: 31x,5
7:20;, 9:2211. 9:59, 10:45.
Sunday;
A. M.:-~12 25x, 6:141, 5:412, 6:241.
82 64 10. 20!, 11: 24.
P. M.:——12 48x, 2: 39:, 2:501, 5:41.
7:52x, 8:211,
5: 62!, 6: 6621, 7:1211,
.:9 22x, 9. 59 10:28.
W
A. 11—4: 45.
s: 3311, 8 551,
10: 501, 11: 03.
P. M.
5:40,
911511,
6:45.
10:02:, 10:05,
4. 1631, 4:29, 5:011x,5
6: 07, 8: 008, 8:20:11, 910011, 9:
11:30,11:33x, 12. 00:. 4
SundIyI.
A. M.-~12:00x, 620011, 8:332, 8:55:
9:00, 10:02.11, 11:0011.
P. M.—~12:1011. 1:0811. 220011, 3:44:
5:0211, 13:04.0:0111, 7:1411, 810011, 8:10!
83391:. 10:00x, 11:10, 11:39:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.—~12:192, 12:42,
M.—-1:20x, 5:141, 5:41x, 6:02,
For this work 8100.000hns been supra-13:2”, 5:43;, 3:55, 7:18, 7:46, 8:171.
10:20:,
2:40x, 2:501.
:,11 5. 5211, 6:37. 6:51;,
—12:03, 1. 05, 1: 18:, 1. 23! Bad-
Oll till) ROCk\'lilil brillil‘ll lili‘Oe hrkl'flll'day only, 2104K,.2257 3. 30" 3:135“
2241:, 5: 28, 6: 01:,
30 11:10:.
lzllix, 6:02,
cities.
STAMFORD, MAGEE
YORK, PERFECT
1 , ACORN
Also Repairs for All Hansen. ,.,___
Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
17 Wall St. Norvvalk.
Why Not Use
Gas
LIGHT?
The piping can be concealed
or exposed.
Prices Reasonable
Best Workmanship
PromptAttention
Drop 11 Postal and our Rep“.
sentative will call and
give estimate
7:23, 9‘21x, 0:40): 10:23:, 11:112.. '
' Umted Electnc
1’. M.--12:l)2, 1:20, 3:142, 4:20.
13:12, 621511, 0:47, 7110):, 0:092, 9:191.
0:3:lx, 1020011, 11:10.
SundIyl.
A. 'M.-—12:19x, 122421, 1117!, 7:48.
9:401:, 10:19, 11:1]11.
P. M.——-12:07x, 2:1311, 3:131, 4:502,
0:10x, 0:46, 7:1011, 8:3411, 0:002, 9:282.
10:07:, 1120711.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY
A. M.:--1 20 ll: 13, 8: 27,. 10: 011:.
P. M.-—-l: 25, 2:2311,
6220, 712011.
Sunduyc.
A. M.——10:011, 10:25,
P, M.--2: 15. 7: 15.
DANBURY TO BOUTH NORWALK.3
A.
11:16.
P. Ids—"3:44. 6:85. 8:801;
8011mm
AMP-17 till. 11: 45.
P. Mia-«I. 00. 7: 29, 2. 22:.
‘ (I) W ‘
Light &Water (10,
Daily Line to N. Y
ml 11... FREIGHT 011111
Freight Propoum lecvo PM 22.};
liltwt River. New York (tool: of W”
meet). every day (except Sunday) 22.
811.111. Fromm received at Norm:
“1'4- 00- 7'191 8 15 10' 01" up to 4 p. m. and south Nowell uh.
00610022111.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Arming J. Imlth ‘ 0. 0. l4 '
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