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Marine, Automobile, Burglary, LiabH~
tty. Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, in
hm we can write any kind of Insur-
Ginger Snaps
4 lbs 25c
in
Whole Milk
CHEESE lb
20.
HIGH-CL ASS
Once you may require. Call us on thé
MILLINERY.
THE SOUTH NORWQLK EVENING SENTIN‘EL
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:Short Calendar Session
-fshort calendar of the Superior (‘ot:rt,
'_1Friday, June a,
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Wfizttmomr
Shoe Polishes
”NEST QUALITY
MANY NORWALK CASES.
on Friday
Promises to be a Busy One.
The following cases appear on the
LARGEST VARIETY
jand are scheduled to be heard on i ”7“
at 10 o'clock:
. ,.
nflvaoaawosw
WEDNESPAYI "Id-JUNE 3, 1914
‘uu‘ -uu ~15“..me gnu—a“ ‘1‘... .~vu-,n.‘-; .. 1.1.3..-.0‘3‘
Mintzs
Pretty Summer
DRESSES
$1.29 to $25
1
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I Phone No. 13%. . . . - i - ‘ M 1‘ 1 .. g , -,
'-, u Dellclous In Pnnts Y .. 1. winner Hoyt 11.. Joseph R. Tay
u , er C 1 , Ilor, Attorneys Keogh and Condos re;-
Ta [or 8: GOIden creamer), None better i , ' .iresenting the defendant. Julia 82“-
; ROOdnel‘ S BIOCk j: benvo vs. Andrew Szeben; i Kc; 31
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST co 0 ‘ WASHINGTON STREET. ‘. ““de ”Presenting ‘11-“ Mmm-
BUILD NG. Ervio I“. Steinhart vs. Elsie Stein'nart.
l I a . _ the defendant will be represented by
Keogh and L‘andee. Charlesh .Illoyt
Tel 871 125 Washington Street NOTICE W Marcus 0- Hue Mimi?" ~- R- 1 1 1
Taylor will appear for the plaintiff 'cuuul the dub iodioo’lhoedneslln that
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS. 1 ti 1 ’ 1
Mr Tire Prices are ,ottracdve. 1 “”1““ ”1391159311 “5- 30M 311‘? fffldidfl‘tmlhd’l‘fiigf’mwfi
can save you money. me know den Linxweiler and Eczema tor; the refill.“- "In“! 61-035." m -
- .,.—. .1 - ._ _-..--.._ .- )OUX‘ mnuiremonts, thIe “f or tire defendanggw u and R a Wood v. mm'd".o',m‘;fl“ “'2‘: “3.,me
vou pre er and I wil e peased to . .‘ » 1. ICIIIII'rdn r in '
.1; Read the suggestions for the girlIl _’_w "I quote you. I have the lock and my glamf D. 31.:W1‘Ience, heogh and (an. ”213”“ “SE"WW m
graduates in the Tristram & llyatti ~ prices are right. I make' a specialty ee 0" t r 1’ alum“ dud Aliomt’ts suél'fnd%A?|gn&oW£s 1 ”CE burning"
, of Ford Repairing. Make your old 0-, I l ight and Tammany for the defendant put. in me boat-c.1111h $2]??in fig“:
adv.
The Bankers of Norw alk, have chal-
lenged the newspaper men to a game
of baseball. The lineup to be. an
uounced later.
The regular business meeting ofthe
Epworth League. of the South N01-
‘walk M. E. Church will be held in theI
mbmgh 1” michurch parlors this e1ening.
uAttorney George II.
Bridgeport today.
The Merrill ("allege has placed
graduates in positions in the
eight weeks.
-.
\ son was born. last evening, to Mr. !
and Mrs. William J. 'Henry corner ofI
High street and liaytiew avenue Mrs. i
IHenry was formerly Miss Bessie
iStowe, of Bayview avenue. “other
and baby are doing nicely.
:55
past
something
teeth. Bet-
‘Dr. Mallery tells you
about George \i'ashington's
ter read his adv.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Sunday school teachers of the Spring-I
wood (‘hapcl was held last evening at
Attorney Louis S Beers is able to
b ' I ' ' 1 ‘ 1' ' ' ‘ >
e .1 mill. again, 1itu being couhuui to the home of John N. Glover of Taylor
his home, in Harbor View, by illness.
juvenue. The lessons for the month
‘ were studied, after which a very pleas-
nnt social hour was enjoyed.
t‘harles bit-Gregor and Edward llrcu-
nan. of New llaven. were in this city
. -, , . 1 . , today to settle the estate of the late
‘31:? liIII‘ifx)::1l,1::.i€i izlafheisflm;If]: S. ltoyai Keith. Mr. McGregor repre-
f, ' if” , f .5 ,S‘Ifjkm e)“; be smiled the Railway Mull Clerks“ Asso-
;~:rsd9 l“ :10“ k L” “ ciation, of which Mr. Keith was a
1111 111 t 1e a L prominent member. and Mr. Brennan
TI 1 l r i represents an insurance company, to
1e test ast nigit 0 tie steamer “,th Mr. Keith belonged.
of the F 1rst District Fire Department.
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder Com-
pany held its regular monthly meeting
last night. General matters were act-
ed upon. i
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MUSEMENTSi
i
REX
THEATRE
TODAY
llig Special Feature.
“The Great
Gold
Robbery”
in Three lllg Parts.
“OUR DAUGHTER."
ldclalr Drama with Barbara Tenant.
“WHEN UNIVERSAL IKE SET."
A comedy which is a riot from start
to finish.
2—Other Big FeltureI—Z
7—Roelo Today—7
SAME PRICES.
run and ride like new
prices.
Austin’s Garage
122 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Or 'Phono 1622-2 W. R. Austin, 1
Woodward Avenue.
Bargains in Used Cars.
1 1913 Pullman Touring, a bargain to
a quick buy.er
a
The engine that's dirty with
carbon is the unsatisfactory one
—lt doesn't develop the, right
Lamount'pf power, it knocks and.
if thefirbod isn't removed, it
will score the cylinder walls, a
really very serious matter.
b
-
oun oxvoeu
was productive of surprise. Nine scc- The case of William 0, Smith, Hep; II,
. “0“" 0f hose burst during “- bert A. Mathewson’s chauffeur. who Cl'ff d H t l
, ‘. —"' struck a boy, in Bridgeport. last week! l or 0 e t i :52", PROCESS
; ‘ReV- Stephen F. Chernitzkv 0" which was to have been heard ut’ . ,. .. ' 1-
iBrldgeport, former pastor of St. Lad Bridgeport ‘thts morning, was post-I R ath Skellet ‘ 0‘ vlng carbon does the
Islsus‘ Hungarian Catholic Church was ”(med until a further investigation . _ 1 ~. WET! than any other
a visitor in this city yesterday. Iiuto the accident is made. The case 1*
The best of food, propotlly cooked. Is at 9 oclock. Judge ‘Joseph R. Taylor
what you will find at the Casino at representing Mr. Smith.
Baton Point. Special shore dinner-
31.50; chicken waffle dinner, $1.50. 1
W..-
‘- Because of the lateness of the re- continuing the reg..." Thursday night
it {iturn of the members of the Phoenix (“mm-5, after Decoration .Day, Stew-
\ Hose Company. after the steamer had ardess Thompson. of the Country Club.
been given a test, the regular meeting‘h“ announced that she will serve
1"“ P05tp°“"d- them as usual. The dinners proved
1 popular enough during the winter. and
Mr. and Mrs Ira Cole and their Rmdoubtedly will receive the same
daughter Mrs. Edgar MdNetIton. hate patronage during the warmer months
-» 1 1113151 be continued. sanuday moraine!
Departing from the custom which:
limit heretofore been followed in dis-
WlLL OPEN “x fi“. “gm! NIB entire work to
Saturday. June (1th-
Service a. 1: Cam.
'Speclal Attention ls Given to
. Private Parties.
and
Readable rates.
W A. Hanford
Garage
t
1111111111151 rules
Iteasooab 13' Albert Wellnitz vs
Annie FreEdman, oocharge aluminum boxes. wit eponge,25c.
Keogh and t‘andee for the plaintiff
NOI‘Willk [live ‘1. ,. 1. 3 . ‘1 ‘ WIMIOII ”0‘ .00
. 5 “9m (‘0' ‘5' 1mm” eo-eo Atomy sout.c-mbr1ug..'lsnu.
LynchI Keogh and (‘antlaa represent The 01111:: and burn! lilnuufarlun': of
log the defendant (iincoma Ghiotto
b (film-rt rut/1e "511:1.
1's Leo DZHlB plaintiff represented by
Gray and Gran, and A.ttorney William
iF Tammany representing defendant
r Max Gutkowsky v.s Leo Davis, .-'rttor
enys Gray and Gray representing the
plaintiff, and William F. Tammany
represents the defendant. Ethel M.
Pierce vs. John Pierce, Jr., Attorney
L. (ioldschmidt.
The case of Albert Wellnltz vs,
. Norwalk Investment (‘0., is scheduled
to he heard in the Court of Common
l’lra‘s on Friday, June at 9:34
o‘clock, Attorneys Keogh and (‘andee
will appear for the. plaintiff.
lfrourdenler doc s not keep the kind you want. send it.
I the pricuin stomps for full site plunge. chums paid.
i i
RAPS OF THE GAVEL.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the South Norwalk Conclave.‘
No. 418, l. t). ~li., will be held this even-
ing. 5
Star of Columbia ('ircle, \‘o
Companions of the Forest, will hold
their regular business meeting tomor1
row evening.
Indy J'ennings' Lodge. No. 7, Shep
heads of Bethlehem, will meet this
evening.
The regular weekly business meet-i
flag of Butler Lodge. No. 97, 1. o. o. 11'.
Iwill be held this evening. .
SEARCH FOR UNLICENSED DOGS Olive Branch Lodge. No. lit, K. of I’..
A list of the registered dogs of the will meet tomorrow evening for their
l(‘ity of Norwalk, numbering about regular weekly meeting.
:1 .500, was handed to Dog \iI'ardeu South Norwalk Council. No. l253, K.
i'lhomas F. W.alsh bv Town Clerk of (‘., will hold their monthly business
iSmlth this morning. ,meeting tomorrow night.
i .\lr. Walsh will make a systematic. — __._.____
.search for the unlicensed dogs of the? (‘ity Clerk Joseph .I. Itinxweiler is
,city. and the owners will either have in New Jersey today on business.
to pay the extra dollar for their reg- , ____
istration or the dogs will be done aw av.
with.
253.
i
imperial Cafe
Now Open
9 RAILROAD AVENUE’é'
REGULAR DINNER 40c.
Business Men’s or
Quick Lunch at
Noon
25 CENTS.
Five Cent Lunch
FROM 4 TO 6 EACH AFTERNOON.
HIGH-CLASS SEA FOOD.
NOTHING BUT PABST'S BEER ON
DRAUGHT.
WASHINGTON'S
TEETH
General Washington lost his
early in life. He appreciated
their value and had a set hand
carved from solid ivory. A poor
substitute. What would he
have given for teeth such as
Dr.J. H. Mallory
could have made for him: Ap-
preciate your advantages over
his time and look to your teeth
needs.
10 80. Main at. to. Nomlk,
~-
HOURO: O A. I. TO I P. M.
gone to Bridgeport to live. For the ..
past two years they have made thelri About. forty members or the Girl's
home in New York. and previous to' Friendly Society of Grace Episcopal
3h“ resided in Norwalk iChurch gathered at the parish hall
"""-"— ilast night for their closing “199““! 0:
-—Field glasses with case and strap, 'the season A gupper was s'eried
83. 25, at Rosentleld‘s 40 Water street. 'which was (gnawed by games and
ldanclns. During the menus Lem
A complaint has been made to Build Van Schaack of Ridgefieid undivico‘
tug Inspector Clarence 1 Finch that. president of the Falrileld and Litch-
Max Gutkow sky proprietor of the tur- field Counties Diocesan G. F. 8.. spoke
nfture store in the old Auditoriumiand the pastor. Rev J Benton warner
building on North Main street, keeps made a few remarks. The alfalr was
his horse in the basement of his store. delightful, The committee in charge
The Building Inspector will take steps' ,were‘ Antennette De Plerne. Lucy
today to remedy the matter which will ,How ard Maurine and Fraces Bailwitz
be. satisfactory to all concerned .__.__—————-———-
MUST STOP THROWING DIRT CONJ
The meeting of Hope Hose Fire Com. FETTI.
puny was he” at “‘9 1‘0““ 135‘ night. So many complaints have been re-
11:: :chdiiofiomvzgl“:$nxfgh‘ipfi.celved by the Police that boys and
L young men pick up confetti from the
duly 3d Action in selecting the dale'iground, dirt and stones included, and.
we to attend the State Firemenscon throw it into the faces of girls on
mtlon. which will be held at Green the Carnival Grounds in State street.
'mh’ August 27 and 28' was downedithat the next offender caught doing
1“” “m “e“ ““1“" 0“” ’°“”“°1this will be arrested and locked up,
stars were disposed 01' charged with assault.
. Several young ladies last evening
ner John J:- iPhelan, of Bridg
11:" came very near being seriously in-
$011113: Sling“: repaying: jured by having confetti. that includ.
Edeclslo: a: angesaiisltyzfl his In ed stones and dirt thrown into their
ungyinto the cause of the collapse oriem The chief of police is determin-
2ged to break the habit, and he will
the cofferdam of Pier 8 The corona m. the grounds carefully patroled,
ts awaiting the report of Enginfiar Sec 1 d
11 examined the timbers used this evening and the first person toun
field. 11 o picking up confetti from the ground
In the construction of the cofferdsm. k-
.31“! who checked up its mechanical 2:11“? iiimodiately arrested and loc
construction." Mr. Scofleld is expected
‘to' hand In his report in a short time.
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DIVORCE aUtT OF E. HILL. JR.
The uncontested divorce case or
Ebenesar Hill. Jr. vs. Mabel Cameron
.ICtIu'rlo «um; unscheduled to be heard.
it the Superior court. the latter part
memborod that the for-
can Hill was muted a divorce
‘ J‘ in». Nevcdo'.
kw: butt
mmdmmmod
foun Fan" “‘80“ d OUNDAYI IY APPOINTMENT CARL SCHAUB, PROPRIETOR.I
(Continued from first Pm.)
Sprott who is now on trial for that .
zaccldent. immediately after the no , I
cident Lewis and his companion in tho - Th LOVER S
auto took a trolley car for Bridgeport amef
Ibut Sherli‘f Elwood of F‘ulrileld who .‘ .
had been summoned overtook the car STOCK 0' , OCULISTa AND OPTICIANs THE PLACE
iin on auto and put Lewis under or OUR “BESTYET” EVEGLAGS
rest. He Is charged with reckless MOUNTING‘
ldriving and driving an auto while. Hip .
toxicated. His companion is said to
he Leo Best. well known around town,
whose sister was killed in the “hives
RA GES
‘ I
blhdfld‘bflnflmmmt'l
accident at Stepnoy last year. 1 ' —~ cities.
Four Thrown from Viacom. I
According to Sher-it! Elwood the STAMFORD; MAGEE
wagon which was occupied by Charles .
Godfrey. a mason contractor of Baum- YORK' MELT
port; James Brotherton, Edward Post ‘CORN
and George 3.111.111.1111 of Southport.
was coming east on the highway and
after passing the Round House switch
was suddenly hit in the 19.1 by the
Also Rep-Ire for All Rama.
’ Jones & amines
auto. All four were thrown out and
the wagon demolished while the auto coma“),
bumped along a few feet and then 11 wntl at. at? Nor-walk.
ended its run. a wreck itself.
I , .. I 1 T
Ladies’
SPORT
SHOES
TAN AND wurr:
'33.00, 9.50. $4.00
White Canvas
oxronos AND pumps
32.00, $2.50. $3.00
is without a. fault. Does not mark
the tenderoot skin and holds so
rigidly that. the‘ lenses are always
It: focus
We retain OCULIS'I‘S to examine
eyes.
51 Att'nntlc Square. Stamford. Conn.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897
F. s. LYON
Good Job Printing
Best Paper. Best Work, Best Prices
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
C. NORWALK PHONE 907
i
' Godfrey and Post. two of the oc- .
i
Icupants of the wagon were seriously _ ‘r‘ -__
injured while the other two men as-
tcaped with several slight abrasions . I =.
and numerous bruises. As usual In
The Gotham Co. 9
. '1’
:1: : -ffl" 1,-1
..\.~‘\‘\-I\
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such cases the auto riders wore scarce-
WALL
PAPER
ly hurt, the auto holdingI to its wheels U
until they could alight. Sven though ’II
it was practically a wreck. 9
Residents of the neighborhood took U
Icam of the injured men and collodI it
for doctors and also summoned Sheriff
Elwbod. When the sheriff mivod‘i: ::
Lewis and his companion had boarded
'tho trolley, leaving the auto beside the
iroadway. The sun-1a from 19 l:
'starteu' In pursuit: out Just actor’s i
'reachfng the Bridgeport line 0
hauled the trolley car. '
placed Lewis‘undor arrest audio wiii;
be brought before Iii-tide Bacon
eWake'mau' in tho Folrfleld o'n thili
morning. ,
u
u
H
inc-It was it t Mid u the short!!! it
no ubéwol little widened or in- . ,
nod ond'wu imam the '~
mm
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Always the Latest Things In ::
pi T:loph6ne Connections 98 Weapon.
1: memo. its. and Ramps with
Barefoot ,S
Sandals
AND
Play Shoes
FOR CHILDREN
Glover’ s Shoe Store
,Compo Inn
BOSTON POST ROAD.
"Westport. Conn.
Service a la Carte, noted for
Steaks, Brollers and all Sea Foods in
season. Amusements can be md‘de
for banquets upon short. notice.
CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA
.DANCIING EVERY EVENING.
MR8. M. LEVY.
I
“Silver Lake Ice.”
We hove extended our service to
South Norwslk in ruponse to many
requests.
We do not seek trade by cutting
prices. We got and KEEP customers
by furnishtn-g unequaled service at a
fair price.
It. Its true economy to don with us.
Especial abandon to fulfill! truth.
manhunt“: to; ob.
AVEY’S
' 3:300 Blend
It _
i A code. thatutiofloi it a' moderate.
ANDREW DAVEY
hospital is expected
hours, Dr. George E,
CHARGE iLLEGAL OPERATION.
Prominent Hartford Physician Under
Bonds—Woman May Die.
HARTFORD. June '3 -—{,‘harged with
having performed an illegal operation
on a woman. whose name the police
withhold, and whose death at a local
within a few
Sleepe‘r, a well-
known Hartford physician, was ar-
raigned in police court this morning.
The cast: was continued until Satur-
day under bonds of 32.500. Dr. Sleep-
er Is 44 years old and has been pracv
tismt for 20 years.
Breakfast, 25c. Dinner, 35c.
Supper, 25c.
O
Thursday Dinner
SOI'I’
Creep l’t‘a
Short Ribs of Beef
ll‘rahkfurts and Saurkraut
iioiled Potatoes
Squash
Strawberry Mcrangue
Home—made Bread and Pics
Mansion House
C, HASSAN. Prop.
est/2194 Wash. 80.. So. Norwalk.
TELEPHONE 307.
You don't want for the
C A S H
you do through the
World'- Lnuut Fem Am
Thousands of sales everywhere prove right
methods. fNo mascot)!“ required. Write
today or no mg lnnl: book
"'Bow To Stu. You 11.11:. ‘I'nd free
15. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY
mar-1.1.113. 1.1m“
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also-u. Ila. unrm'n‘iu. '.:.i'.'.“.'.i‘.'.
Arthur Waldron-
District Manager
29 Haviland "Strget
Extra Fine Table
Butter
270 lb
ROYAL GROCERY
Grocers and Frultorerl.
Tel. 1362-3. 22 South Main St.
See the values we are offering on
Straw Hats, Shoes and Clothing. We
have the new Olus Shirt and Union
Suit Watch our waindow
Louis Avrick
The Union Clothing and Shoo Storm
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
Large Assortment of
Gas Plates and Gas
Ranges; Popular Prices 1, ;
Albert F Gehebe
as w... Washington st.
Norwalk Chronicler