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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 7, 1913 · page 5

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Fall Number of
the Pictorial
Fashion Bock

now ready at

WM. P. BEERS

Kodak . and Stationery” Stores.
‘6 South Main Street,
South Norwalk.

49 Wall Street. Norwalk.

New ,Eityles in Ludieo’ ’

House Dresses

in Gingham 11nd Percale at

$1.00, sizes 34 to 46 inches.

Ladieu' Long KiMONOB in
Flowered Crepe Cloth at
$1.00, all sizes.

May Manton Patterm.
All Patterns 101:

E. K. BANKS

Mlhlokemo Hotel Block
South Nor-walk

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WEATHER FORECAST. g

 

Tennis

Tennis “Tennis

li.’ you wont to see u complete line.

For Xorwaik [and vicinity: General-
ly fair tonight and Friday; light to
moderate north to east winds, Weath-
er conditions: A disturbance which
is central off the Jersey coast has
caused 100111 showers along the coast

Irom Hatteras to Boston The western 9f lentils hoods before buying, this
disturgnnce now forms a 10111r trough “5 the “we“ I 1-
' " ’l‘ennis Rockets from .. $1.00 to $8.00

of low l‘i‘iislll'e extendin' from Mon- ,
' p 5 Have you seen our line of Tennis

t'mn souihe'wtward to Missouri, l is'
‘ t _ t Balls? if not, drop in and let us
causing unsettled. shower) weather

show you.

between the. Rocky Mountnins end the
Mississippi river. Moderate tempera-
tures prevail in all the northern dis—
trictu. KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE.

18 SOUTH MAiN STREET.

I! Epio-dlto Service Call

.PRED. H. GANUNG,
Fmoral Director and
Embuimor.

Woo and Haldane.
Telephono 904.

I1 .0. Main 8!. 80. Nomik.

 

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Aim, 61; high. 71.
Gloudy.

 

 

 

 

Buckingham Post. No. 12, G. A. R...
wilihe hold tomorrow evening,

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' Mien Ray Fielding, of East Nonvnlk,
spent the day in Bridgeport, yester-
any.

 

 

 

 

Follow the Crowd

Mrs. 1!. 1]. Williams, of Norwnik, ie
unending a two woeha' vacation in
Senbright, N, J.

 

The regular weekly prayer meeting
of the Norwalk 1!. E. Church will he
held this evening at 7.46 o'clock.

”mum

Jock Lynch, 0! I (handout Terrace.
has returned after spending two do
lightt‘ui weeka' traveling from city to
city,

DANCING

Pavdion
Dem Ivory Night and Saturday
Afternoons.

S1xP1eces of Musrc

Smith

 

C, A. McNanmre, or H, Kreigor a:
Company. is enjoying his annual voca-
tion and much of the time he in Spend
tug at tho newborn.

 

 

 

 

 

Mignon Katie (lolohun end llortlm
(Do Boldiznr left town this morning
tor Atlantic City, whore they will‘
spend at least. two Wool“; of their nu-
nutt] vacation.

The Rev. ii. E. Wilson will Drench

 

zit tho lI‘irot Methodist. Episcopal
Church morning nnd evening, Hominy, 3 11 ‘
.Auuuut 10th, Regular imi'viccb‘ durim: A: AA: anser and

the duy and week,

l’ruporntioun for tho (‘oiumbuu tiny
program were made ut the invetiim oi’
the iiiiiicil Ilthllon um-ieiicu lost
iiiitbi. More ilf'illl‘ uunouuwmuni:1
wilt be nuldu intol‘.

Dyer

24 deh Main St,
'l‘lm wnlcomo mgrviw. for i.iuutt«nunt Bauth
Arthur i‘uuuuiuuu, of l’itiollcld, 1n
iiw Hoit‘uiiun Army ”it“ won well nt-
in mind iuui night. The litmtvnuut hi,

to desist 12111111111 h: .i l’nri'ltt A v

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Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NQTiCEl NOTACEi!
if you are n unbucribor to 'Ihe Hon. ‘
tluol bring or iif‘ilii in {the nod get
ihroo oi the moat popuiur muttuzlncn,
’ileirst'n. It‘unhlonublo Women and
'l‘he Metropolitun, for three months,
it you are not it subscriber send or
Amino $1.00 nnd 'i‘bo Sentinel and
munuzlnon will he hunt you for three
monthu by mull, if you prefer lo have
n newuboy deliver your never hand no
Me for magazines tttid pay the boy We
a week for The Sentinel. The moon
nines deal with all this current uubt
jectn oi’ vital interest and. will p‘ease
every member of the family.

 

OUR TORIC
LENSES

not. cloner to the eyeu without tho
lashed touching nut] are lighter in
weight. They are ground to corn
form to the nntural about; of the
eye, enabling you to look in all
diroetiom with equal distinctive»

MOCUUSTD. not Opticians, exam
the your eyes when you come to
no.

THAMER

Oouiim and owning
or Ail-hilt} Munro. tumour. in.

 

 

Special
Demonstration

~THi5 WEEK-—

Tannin. chmim
M and Try Bettor's You my.

Douuuttvst

ROTON POINT-

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or wnnmoroe mum. .

 

 

AMERICANS REiiAiili

whom it Wit 8 nlloged he would accom-
puny on his return to Mexico.

Genera] Poriirio Dinz appeurs- to,
enjoy excellent health.

illilil MEXICAN JAilw

Witnessed the Execution oi Their -

Mexican Cowboy Guide White
Confined There

o». .9...”

Texas. ‘August 7

of conversation with visitors

that country.

the situation.
Refunoea Under Guard.

SAN DIEGO. 0111., Alli-litut
1detnohments of 1506 Mexican refugees,

 

in. p.150, .~Artar

ienerul l’uucuul Orozco for nine days 1
of their Fort liiiss, will be moved lodny tot

guide, it ilexicnncowboy. and being he (jlltllii’l‘i‘d under guard.
tired upon by federal soldiers at Run in the Dill‘iy are 140 “mm,“ “my”
(:imrlu yesterday Charles Diesel mun- childron. The men are federal 301- A
nor of the times Company of Amer- dier r11 who were taken into rustodyi
h-a, u Chicano mun; 'llernnrd .l. hinc- upon crossing the ‘linp lulu
l'ionnld, immune? oi the Sun Patricio Twmny ()i' the uoldieru in the Hecontli
Mining (lmupuuy oi' Prrnli, ond
linrrel, their nutomobiio
rcuch‘ed El l’nso lute lost night. 'i‘hcir
relcnso from the Chihuuhun jail was
secured by Aixiicriennvtlonuul lieichol Lind, the special
Pressure iron: \\ nshiugton unfit

President, \Vilson,‘ now
brought to bear on the federal author-1M“
tiles and the Americans were given 11
healing. ni‘te1 ii). t‘. l‘lurns. State lie.-
puitmcut messenger rtnihed (‘hihila
bun with messages for Consul Irctchor
lust neck.
Mitt llouuld said last night that he isAim t
on Amerionu citizen, not an 14 uglish men.
su‘bject, liurrell's note was taken from.
him in Chihuahua. ’

Lind Delayed by Train Wreck.

witnessing the execution

Lind Not to be Recognized.
MEXICO curing Anuust

(lmcrniiient unless in briug:‘ ‘Crcden-
tiule in due i‘orm together with lec-

zucordiug to on oiiicinl state

of Public instruction, who is acting
Minister of Foreign Affairs, issued the
stutomcut late last night. nnd had it

ed several hours by the derailment11.115531, 11, won also diupntched by the
of his truin near Nome, 'l‘cxus, lnst|;\icxicnn (lovernnu‘ni t0 the United
night. former Governor John Lind oiflsmics and to Europe The statement.
Minnesota, urrived here curly torin.".‘i'nll()ws s:
and humcdinioly proceeded to Calves»; "my order of ilu‘ President. or the
ion on his way to Mexico City. whcl‘t‘:‘1cpubllc, l declare us Miniater of
he goes as personal representative of Foreign Ail‘uirs ad interim, that if Mr.
President Wilson, Lind does not bring credentials in
The governor was shown dispnil‘ht‘fi (im- i‘orm. together with rm‘oguizution
from Mexico City containing the Dill-:01" the government oi‘ Mexico. hisA
ciul statement that his coming in unlprencnt‘e in thin country will not he!
uuoihcin] capacity rendered him })('1“a(iiv‘liii‘iiiilt:"
noun. nun grain to the lluortn govern-i A
mcnt. llcyoud churnciorizing it asé “NW"! -’\0- I A (A U will hold its
11..“vd_ ho refuuud to comment. iicuulnr pivoting this evening.

 

 

in 0 Gregory of Normalk la;
spending the day in Stamford, on bun-
invest.

Dias Not Going to Japan.

PARIS. Aunust 7m~iiencral li’ort‘irlo
Dinz, former president of Mexico. on

thorized today the publication of the,
statement that ho‘hna no intention of
going to Jupun, whither. it was report-
ed abroad, he purported proceeding to
meet his nephew General Felix punt.

 

calm. in. Wilkinu, or West street.
is visiting his granddaughter. Mrs. Ar.
thur (i. Mantegna Westfleld, New Jer-
soy.

 

 
 

Thompkin’s Cove
Blue Stone for Walks

and Drives ,
By Load. Carload or Cargo

RAYMOND BROTHERS

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'9'

NORWALK.
Optician

Everythi in the Optical Line
Eyes ’

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amined Free $
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lie in well- I f ‘
informed us to conditions in Mexico“ -
through correspondence and by means 1'
from ’
“Ho, however. declines "
resolutely to express any opinion on :

.~Two : ‘

being held prisoners by the orders of . who arrived here inst night in the I
(ustodv of United Siutes troops from ,,

 
 
 
 
 

bolt llilset‘i‘illlfi. (oi. “new, iiiey will‘fA
‘1. ,

Toxns. ‘1 j ‘

l’tu)’ idezuchmeut are oiliccrn in the Huerta . A
driver. army. . 'fi

7.—~.lohn I ’
representative of ',
on-hls way t0,A
xiro from the United States, will‘f
.bu pvl‘b‘mlit non grain to the Mexicali ‘

'ogniltiou oi the government of Mex-1'

Munuel Garza Aldnpe, the Minister _

i’i()l.’STON, 'A‘E‘Xq‘Aligil-‘a‘t 7.--ljlelny~ {mummified {0 the Uiiiit’d States Em- .

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Aug...
‘riurniture

 

ocluul reductions from usual prices, not exaggerated values. JCVcry

uiundnrd in construction uud iiuieh,
350 per cent.

three great floors. Suring from 15 to

This Furniture snip, bouts all our post records, due to exceedingly low prices.
piece 01' furniture is of the highest

lt‘ientioned below are 11 low of the bargains to be l'ouud on ourA '

 
 

Sale

On]- iiuurce show

I.K,I.I:I.I:I:I‘I¢I-I.

 

is complete without one. ish the best.

 

 

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$25 Knchen $9 Dressers at $3 CW1 Fable
. .'
- $2 25
Cabinet $19.50 .. $6.98 ' .
. , ‘ .1 Mildc by the it). '1‘. Burrows 3t,
Mode of cab, has nickeloid Made of oak, mirror iii .\ -4. (10” 11.11051. “11,191,. 1m. known in .:.
top, motnl cakes and bread box.‘ top 40 inches long. 22 inches ilhliost [WWW own-y household. ‘5
Then.» tables are standard style, ‘
removable flour bin. .\'o kitchen wide. (load lock and keys. Fin. lighL 51mm: and ridged with
folding legs, felt, and leather

 
 

top.

 

 

The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY

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Sporting men are at odds mer theA
lli'tillibiiie outcome of the ten-round bat-i
tie between Fireman Jim Flynn and!
(lunbout Smith. in Madison Square
Garden, tomorrow night. ilccuuse of!
i-‘iynn's greater ring experience. mnny'
rim.r followers believe that he can with-
smud Smith‘s punches and Wear the
letter down. Flynn has taken part inA
more than 11 hundred fights and has
been defeated in seven, twice by Jack
Johnson, twice by Lnngt’ord and onee'
by Tommy Burns and Jack Root.
Smith's friends. on the othrr hand,
believe that the Californian. who is
ten V'ems tounger thou Flynn, “Til
prove the master: because of his heav-
ien hitting.

 

Misses Maude and Jessie Anderson
the guests of their 1mm ,in New Brit-
oln.

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John E. Hall; of South Norwnlk. is
anointing in Clerk's New York Market
today.

 

' ' OPPORTUNITIES.
Miss Elizabeth ’i‘nrlov hos gone to

Bronx. N. Y, to epond her vacation
with her relatives.

 

Each day bringe new opportunities,
added possibilities. for these who
are alive to their chances and quick
to take advantage or conditions.

Thene is always a. way for the con.
scientlous, skilled worker to get
aheadv-write a Sentinel Want Ad..
stating briefly and concisely your ex-
periences; tell of your proficiency and
neck a position where energetic, well-
directed service will result in definite

it in reported that lit-Roy Adams, of
Taylor around. in conoidering the vege-
table business in a serious Veil.

 

John H. Gallngher. of Clark's New
York Marked, who is ill at his home.
Is somewhat improved today,

 

Jar-k Cockerhnm, or South Norwnlk.
is registered in Portland. Maine, ne-
cording to postnls received here.
advancement.

The help wanted columns or The
Sentinel cover every legitimate line
of \humnn endeavor. Cocks, sales

Thin morning while cutting wood
with his kuii‘a_ l’riilik Cohen, oi' Nor-
wnlk, cut his hand quit. seriously,

 

 

 

AT ODDS OVER FLYNN AND SMITHA

 

 

Kansas City, in visiting in town for
ma wwntion.

Cuts, to force a
nod third iloom me now r1 .uhud only;
liy the new outirwuy, the old one her ‘
lug bron torn out.

 

W.A.HANFORD”
GARAGE

Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars

AUTOMOBILES TO RENT

 

 

 

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Maring Construction Co. lil’i‘i’iiii'i'».

irntimatea mutation on rut kind: or building conniruutiomw
ntioun and repair work.

121 WASHINTON STREET.
TIL. 387-12-

151m

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IOUTH NORWALK.

 

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“The Meyer See oi the Meyer Car,
The Meyer Want to, Own One"

Four and Six Cylinder Model» in am {
Catalogues or domanltratiom on mum.
Automobiles to rent. by the hour. day or week.

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

open Minding-1 III. iii 3m, i

 

, hunt: or the tine.

Hurry Goodwin. manager or the.
_opywi‘iirlit Nothing t‘ompiuty. lLlld

 

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To. Norwich Board or “mun, “-111 Wow“. B“‘mtn‘ilimt‘m- maids. nutm-
hold n regular business meeting this skilled specialists in various lines,
evening. The meeting is u very im- profmional and business experts-nll
pox-mm ““0' are at the command of the users oi

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Edward O'Brien, formerly of South Sentinel “1mm ‘ W i “1-...“ M m”. w. _._“...

Norwnlk, who lulu bio hemiqunrtern in Egg . 3"

‘ All Summer Merchandise' 1n the Store at Phenomenal Price

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Advantage
of Liberal
NeWSpoper
Advertising
is Apparent
to the
Management
Which is Alive
to its

'i

Opportunities.

quick Clean Up

 

Jilin nun, hnvo rt turned from 11 visit in
' lh-iuwuro gm ,.N Y.

Mr nun” \i it “it itilriiililii nud
_tlnuuiiii-Iu, {ionic uurl Nntuliu, ivii in

 
 
 

 

,tlinir utiin imiuy i'nr Kiuuuiou, N. i'.. .
whore Hwy will spend their i‘ttt'iltioli.

 

 

Mm. i“, ii. iluntluntnn. hire. ‘il. ii;
Bheror dud duunhtnr, ituth, loft toduy‘
Afor lioiownrc Witii‘l‘ (lup, whom they
will join itr. Shorvr, who 111'! [red thorn
lust Monthly.

NOTI

Mm .lnck Folio/:bun and two chil’
(iron. who intro been upuudinu 11
month with her mother, Mru, lctlwurd
illdilcld. lmvo returned to their boom
in New itrltniu.

Thornton W. likwtorhmok tuition to-
duy on tho Baltic. or the Whito Blur
Line. for Divot-pool. iio moored his

Hand. at Lowest Prices.

M.

We are now located at the iormor Auditorium Buildlhg on North

Main Street, where we uell all Household Goods. new and second.

Come in before you go elsewhere.

GUTKOWSKY

We buy new and second hand furniture and stoves.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

CE

Tel. 419.

 

 

innervation through J. M. Layton Mild
00., counts or the line.

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The tire ououpo committee of the
Town Behool Committee hold it regu-
lur meeting iron evening and prepared
the report to he submitted at the gen
erul meeting tomorrow veiling.

90 Wuhlngeou 8t.
SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 410.

 

Andrew Davey
TEAS and
COFFEES

19 midis er.
nonmem-
puouu m.

 

 

 

Mr .nnd Mrs, F. W. Southwortzh suit.
on today on the Marine Steamship
Company boot for Portland. They no
our-ad their tickets and moi-rations

through 1.11 11mm and Company Ema“

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Very Best Creamery Butter lb 31c

it) e and H 8mm tree with my or that (allowing;
Atlas Table Suit. about
to Mwaroniend Spaghetti, uphg’. .
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