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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1914
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SUMMER
Underwear
For Gents, Ladies and Children.
Ladies‘ Swiss Ribbed and Shop
ed at ..... 10c. 12 i-2c and 25:
lnion‘Suits 25C, 35c and bile
Gents‘ Balbriggan Underwear
25c Ind 509
E. K. Banks
Mahackemo Hotel Block. So. Nocwalk,
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New Kodak
Catalog
NOW READY
WM. P. BEERS
Book and Stationery Merl.
South Norwalk. Norwalk
WEATHER FORECAST. I
For Norualk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday; warmer
except in extreme south portion; lnod
emte south w.inds Scattered showers
have occurred during the last 24 hours
on the South Atlantic coast and fromI
Texas northeastward to Minnesota.
The greatest rainfall reported was 1. 54 we de‘IOl’ ””5 “09“
inches, at St. Paul. Minn. The distur- Icliance “I
hence that was central over \lontana
vesterday morning has moved slowlyID 0 N N E L L Y I S
eastward and is now central over N.l
Dakota. The central of the high pres- :31 ATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
sure has moved southeastward from‘
Illinois to Virginia. Freezing temper-I 1' SOUTH MAIN STREET.
atures with snow were reported this I
200”
PONY VOTES
To be given with every roll of films
Now is your
morning from New Brunswick.
Inue. has resigned her position at the
M. Roller five-and- ten cent store.
WEATHER A VEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature. Low, 59; high, 73.
__ Miss Catherine A. Meeker, of Dan-
The South Norwalk Baptist CliurchIImsy- has rented the Richard H. Goi-
wili hold its annual meeting tomorrow‘“Ian cottage M 136118 island, for the
evening summer.
Herbert Duke, of the South Norwalk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas i Raymond
Post Office, is enjoying a few days and William T. Raymond have return
vacation ed from a visit of a few days at At-
Ilantic City,
Miss Rose Tavlln. of Cedar street,'
is helping out at the town clerk’s of-, MI“ Anna ("08017. or Norwalk, 18
fice in Norwalk. ltlle guest of Mr. and Mrs. Giles A.
Gregory of 1151 Park avenue, Bridge
The Springwood baseball team will port, for a few days.
play the Broad River team, Saturday.
afternoon. at Broad River. 3‘ 'Postal cards are being received
I —-———~— lfrom Mrs. A. Dunks, of Lowe street.
George Husaey was arrested for'who has been visiting for several
drunkenness last night. He was seu-' weeks in Detroit. Mich.
tenced to fifteen days in jail, by Judge
Keogh, today. I If you want to see a pretty sight go
' Ito Cuneo's, 7 Railroad avenue. There
The meeting of the vestry of the you will see rhododendrons and hardy
Trinity Episcopal Church was ad- Ilaurel in all the beauty of their bloom.
journed last evening until some time'
the latter part ofthis month. I
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Andmw Belas and Joseph Salter-1
iwere visitors in Bridgeport, yesterday.
Because of the lack of a quorum at where they attended the performance
the regular business meeting of the:of Barnum & Baileys circus, and oth-
Douglas Fowler Post, 0. A. R., "Mon-g or points of interest.
day evening, it‘uas necessary to ad-; , ,
journ. I There was an error in yesterday‘s
iSentinel about the diving girls living
The first train bf cars drawn by one in the tents. They wish to state that
of the new electric engines, went no one il'. es in the tents, and that all
through this city yesterday afternoon. are boarding at the. local hotels and
about 3. 30. it cansisted of coaches private houses
and Pullmans.
I The Clifford ratliskeller will open on
The residents of State and Monroe Saturday, June 6th. Service a la carte
streets, who have given the Derllegevand special attention will be given to
of using their ground for the carnival. private parties, This will in] a long
have been given free passes to all theytel't want and should be liberally pa-
different amusements. :tronizedby ideal people. .
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The pictures'taken 0f the NOI‘WMR; A communfcation has been received
police force on the steps of the Cit-Y bythe city clerk from the Connecticut
Hall, last Friday, have just been flnish- ' Company, asking that theeouncil con-
ed. The menrshow up tine in their sider the plans od-‘the proposed trol-
dandy new summer, outfits: Hey-switch in Rowaytcn, at their earl-
Iiest opportunity. This matter has
Miss Elsie .Raihs. of Havlland street.’ been brought up before. but was clos-
has returned to her duties as stenoIed, nothing being done about it
typist in «he (Bridgeport Motor Works,I
after a pleasant day's vacation She: Ladies will'dance for 15c, gentlemen
visited her local. .frtends, including for 25c. at «Doflon’skat the opening,
Miss Jennie E. Pulley. - - ’ 'this Saturday night. Landlord O'Sulii-
‘ Ivan has réduced the price for ladies.
A combinint was received ”Stud“; which will be welcomed by thalamu-
from m W. '11 Ryan, 0! Fairdeld rangements have been made With Flori-o
avenue. thlt south”! were jumping let's orchestra for 4 encoreswith every ..
over the hedge that bot-dots her home.’ dance; and to play sir. dances every
and were in a ,fair way to destroy 'Iit. hour. thus making twenty- -four dances
Oihcer John E. 'Reynolds paid d-flditi a night, -
to the scene and warned. the buys to ‘ -
stop.
I John Palmer appeared in the hier-
silt Town court. this ingan and re-
quested Judge John W to have the
Miss Gussle Tariov, of Taylor ave- .
7
5 or New Britain and. New Iaondbn. will
ft; ‘
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pace luvs If“
Summer Needs
for the Home, Porch and Lawn
An assortment that is complete in variety of design. with quality
the highest and prices the lowest.
marked
We want to make this
month of June a busy one and ill order to do so you will find
DON'T fail to examine our line of Refrigerators all.
from in lo 20 per cent. of! regular prices.
exceptionally good values ill all departments.
A. J. Collins 8. Co.
Fertilizers
Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
of Lime. Land Plaster. Muriato of Potash. Nitrate of
Soda.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
as" WALL eraser
‘ noswux.
PHONE 483.
We Rent Automobiles
The roads tor miles around are rapidly getting in prime condition
and there is no greater pleasure than a spin through the country, when
when the first signs of spring are showing. '-
Our rates are very reasonable, and our chauluurb are skilled and
careful men. Orders by telephone will receive prompt attention.
OSCAR H. BANKS
Distributor for Fair-field County, Rive: Street. Nor-walk. Conn. "
A Vacation for Everybody
Four Days’ Trip $18
888 Miles of TraVel—w— H41 Water
New York to Old Point Comfort, Va, including meals and stateroom
berth on steamer. luncheon at~Hotei Cbamberitn, thence \in James River
Night Line steamer to Richmond, Va, including snapper, stateroom berth.
and breakfast the following morning: nocnday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson,
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond, leave Richmond name evening via.
steamer to Norfolk Va. .including supper, stateroom berth and breakfast
the following morning; noondny luncheon at Nonfoik on ship; leave Norfolk
same evening (except Sunday) 7 p. 111,.for, New York. including meals and
stateroom berth. arriving New York following afternoon about 4 1p. m.
Steamers sail every week day at3 p m. from Pier 25, N. 11., New York.
foot of N. Moore street.
.Send for illustrated pamphlet Tour Department,
OLD DOMINION LINE
W. L. WOODROW, Trflflo Manner J. J. BROWN, 600i. Pl... AI'M
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SUMMER DRESSES?”
In the latest shades and the team's most fahionable
designs ........ -.$149“P‘
Wash Skirts g ‘
In ratinc, linen,E amped. etc... Iong'and short tallies; also
hand embrOidered. . $..1, 25 up
M. Moltasch 8t Son
120 Washington BC Main, Store—210 Atlantic Stysltlmford.
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noun-none. noelo'lee
LOST tSOLDIER FOUND.
HARTFORD. Juno 3.-The lost , is
Haitian-d and New London coalition found Juries _H.ScholterOW. discharg-
Said to sack Him. ‘ ,9!) “an; ”Rife 3:“ Nos; and (“the
”W“ score or W cm emac cry 0 t a
NEW HAW 1“!" 3~Froht re- State and Navyhepartlnsnts has been
99'“ ”“va in this city “III“ the grinding fcr some Weeks 4s a member
W“ '9“ 5mm“ 9W" M mdm' of tile crew of no oil tug plying be-
tween Tanipibo. Mexico, and Port Ar-
have cuitdatow delegates iii the Dem- that. Tu“ lie I,“ writtsn‘ his m
ocrtttc 8““ Convention, “I" “III rents in this city to in shot. die
M a
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scoot FOR LANDERS. I
bolahco of the scntondp of Mn. Annie
m' chimed:
’ and alu'
kl. does not'ty
vote for and tor’ governor. The Hurt- .. ,
£9“ city" . mum: is 'back .0: 111m 2:21.110 was dischalged for bed can
it is reported and as is prétty sure of
the support of most of
ty. iii additiia‘t id this
.. collegiate and “intramural” athletics at'I
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' versity bulletin sent out today. About‘
2. sports his! year on the football, base-
' ball,
' iquestion is raised as to whether these; ~
Ied with the outlay at inally other in-
Istitutions." are not excessive. As com-
CAREY TURNS DOWN OFFER. I
Bill Carey, owner of the Springfield
club, has turned down a chance to:
pit the Ponies against the lianburyI
team, of the Atlantic League. in Dan-
IillH R SPflRlS.I
Io'E LONESOIEFA“ of the Eastern Association, put the
'" BLE‘GHER SEATS proposition up to the Pony boss. but
.\ ir. tare) says it doesnt appeal to
him, though the guarantee for the
William llart, the new ulllpile in game would be more than is paid in
the National League, has been identl- the Eastern» Association. The Spring
Ified with baseball for more than 30 field magnate isn‘t strong for the Sun
Iyeals. L'ntil recently he was still able day stuff anyway, and believes his
I“) “IICII and I” III“ day I” “I5 ““9 players will be in better condition for
Iof the best twiriers in the business. leagues games by giving them the
IWhen the Red Sox used I" train at chance to rest up on Sundays when
'Littie ROCk- “II" was a member 0‘ they arent booked for championship
the Little Rock team. Icontests
This is not liart's experience as anl
umpire. S€\ eral years ago lie umpir IEASTERN ASSOCIATION
ed in the old Western League for aI GAMES FOR THE WEEK
season and then went back to pitch- I
ing again. The veteran is full of1
queer stories of ills experiences. He.
told this one on himself:
“One day when l was uulpiring in
the Western League 1 got to Kansas
City. The club had been going poor-
.ly and when game time came around, Hartford at New Haven.
titers were only eight spectators inI Pittsfield at Waterbury.
the grand stand and one mail sittiilgI Bridgeport at New Britain.
in the bleachers. He had an uln-
brella over hiin for the day was sti-
ding hot. I
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For its exquisite flavor. I,
The choice of all men -_
who know good whiskey. :_
roe SALE BY ~ é
Magner 6. Troy,
South Norwaik, Cann.
Thursday.
New Haven at New London.
Springfield at Waterbury.
New Britain at Hartford.
Bridgeport at Pittsfield—two games.
Friday.
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MURRAY TO FIGHT CHIP ON THE
I New London at Springqeld. FOURTH OF JULY?
Saturday. ..
i’ittsfield at New Haven.
Bridgeport at Waterbury.
Hartford at New Britain.
New London at Springfield.
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.A difference of a few pounds is the
only thing that stands in the way of
lthe match between Billy Murray, of
., _,.. .__ . San lg‘rancisco, and George Chip. the
nounceluellt to the bleachers. So 1'. ZBYSZKO DEFEATs DR. ROLLER. former middleweight champion, being
walked down to where the solitary RICHMOND, \'a. June 3.—Stanis- arranged for San Francisco, on July
bleacberite" was sitting and tailing ct! laus Zbyszko defeated Dr. Roller, of 4. it is likely the managers of the
my cap, 1 yelled. Seattle. in two straight-falls here, last fighters will come to terms. Murray
“Ladies and Gentlemen: The bat- night. is anxious to box on that date.
teries for todaypare Willie and 13mm--- ~—
for Kansas City; Green and Brown for
adies’ House Dresses 9 80
Omaha!
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
”the lone bleacherite made a ges
ture with his arm and leplted: ”illl
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
“When it came time to announce.
the batteries 1 announced them to the
eight patrons in the grand stand and
then i thought i would make the an-
ready; goon with the gaute.‘ "’ l
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cosr or WESLEYAN'S ATHLET- I
me. i
MIDDLE'I‘OWN, Julie 3.—-—Figuresl
showing the comparative cost and
number of men participating in inter-l
Wesleyan. are contained in the uni-
sixty men took part in intercollegiate
tennis. basketball and track;
teallls at a total expenditure of $11,700. V m *#_ {=— fi. ____ ”1—: =5
Allowing for some of the men Moving:
on more than one team the (.051 fl)?! l I I I I I I I I I I I I I’I - I I I I u .‘I‘I‘uzo;n,-:l:-1-: 1-: 31-11.; ; :fl-fi-i-ju-huu:
Hiefli ii indilidual is figured at $200. The:8 I 5
“though modest when comparfih.
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No I Sailing or
Motor Party
Complete
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Dodges Welsh by Proxy This Time,I
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Hot 30‘Hours
'NEW \URK, June 3. ~Wiilie Ritchie -:
Manufacturer’s Guarantee with every one of them.
6 Coupons and 986
the lightweight championship of the :2
will make you the possessor of a Rubber Toned one.
6 Coupons and $1.13
from the match, this time by proxy.
will bring a Nickel Onc into your home
Rubber
Toned
98c
pared with this} it is pointed'out that
during last year a system of “intramu-
ral' athletics was developed with a .
regular schedule of interclass and in-;jj
ter- fraternity games, in which aboutf:
425 students took part. at a total cost
of $150 or less than 7:. cents a piece,
took part at a total cost of $150 or
less than 75 cents a piete, and with it ~
body
RITCHiE RUNS AWAY AGAIN.
Emil Thiry, representing the Califor- :j
nian in this matter. met Bob Vernon
and 'Harry Poliok yesterday afternoon
and put such obstacles in the way of a
7meetlng that nothing was left to do
.hut abandon it. .
I Thiry declined to put up a forfeit to I
guarantee Ritchie’s appearance. in-I I
stated on naming Eugene Corri as ref-
Le‘i‘ee and slim on selecting the stake-
,holder. Vernon, who represents Pro-
moter Charles Cochran, of London. '
fulfils-willing to waive the referee mat-l ~~
for for his present, as was Poilok also. , ..
ButVCochrsh had asked his friendl'
George Considine to hold the stakes ~
and Thiry would not consider‘ him.
Man that might have been smoothed '
over but the blank refusaLto post 35,- l
0 forfeit money or any other amo'unt‘ .
made the bout impossible. Thiry left 1'
for Chicago last night.
. Ask your friends who own one.
a household necessity'it has become.
now before the supply is exhausted.
. Coupon No. 88
COMPLETE $2 50 VACUUM BOTTLE.
Presented by The Evening Sentinel. Every day is 3,
Vacuum Bottle Day. -- _,
They'll tell you what
Bring your, Coupons
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. Tonight.
J. Davies vs. Joe Rode“, Montreal.
I M. Sheridan vs. Jim Murphy. Jack-
son, Mlch., ‘
' Present the above coupon at this office, with five'3
others of consecutive dates, and the cost amount of ex-
v pense items named belOvv, and get this Simplex Vacuum .
Bottle.
$2. 50Vacuum Bottle-
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.Thuroday.
I Eddie Campi vs. fiat Readdy and
Jack Britten vs. Kid Burns, New '
ork. . .
I Young Grady vs. Young Dobbins. I
North Adams. ,,
. Friday.
Waiter Batter. vs. Al Readdy and A. ‘
Brittcn vs._1M.Qiov_er, University A.
0., Cambridge.
Jack (Twin) Sullivan Vs. Bert Ken- I
13*, NemYodk.
1:011) Gibbc
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