‘:'"‘“ratirbad"station. The 7110 train will--
WEDNESDAY, JUNE m. 19.4
THE adornment“: EVENING summer.
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SUMMER
Underwear
For Gents, Ladies and Chum-Eu.
Ladios' Swiss Ribbed and Shap-
ed at ...... 10c, 121-2c and 250
[Mon Suits 25C, 35c and title
Gents Balbriggan L'nderwear
.............. 25c and our:
E. K. Banks
Manackemo Hotel Block, So. Not'vnlk.
4' .
50 Paper
NAPKINS
100
WM. P. BEERS
Book and Stationery Store.
South Nor-walk, Norwalk
'QIIC‘V
from 10 to 20 per cent. of! regular prices.
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the highest and prices the lowest.
I I DON'T fail to examine our line of Refrigerators all
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Summer Needs
for the Home, Porchand Lawn
An assortment that is complete in variety of design, with quality
marked
We want to make this
““montll of June a busy one and in order toIdo so you will find
exceptionally good values in all departments.
A. J. Collins & Co.
American League boxman to be
euchred out of a no- -hit game, because;
his mates coufd not supply him with'
u tally in the regulation rounds. The;
same unfortunate exeprience llappen-I'
ed to Tom Hughes, oi" the Yankees, in‘
a game with the Naps in 1910. ‘ I
Every American League team won:
one or more 1 to 0 games in the firstg
six weeks of the campaign this year:
and every club save Washington lostr
at least one contest of this kind, TheI
White So: have figured in eight, 1 toI
0 anles, the Red Sox in five, the“
Naps in three and the Senators, White}
Elephants, Tigers. Yankees andI
‘ Browns each in two. Boston and Chl-’
fcago have won the most 1 to 0 games
I —each three;
jnlost—live. On May 14, no less thanIB
Ithree 1 to 0 games were played inI-a
. the American League and two of these , rt
contests ran into overtime, Pililadei-I
phia downing Cleveland ill tbl’teenifi
Itnn‘inga, and Washington conquering: '
‘Chicago in ten sessions.
New Folder of
NORWALK
CONTAINING 24 DIFFERENT
W EATH ER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
and warmer tonight; Thursday, fair;
rlloderhte winds, mostly southwest.
,saocal showers have occurred during
the last .’~l hours on the South Atlantic VIEWS
coaslhbut elsgwhere east of the Rocky FOR 10¢ EACH
Mountains the weather has been gen I Can Be Mailed for it:
many fair. An area of low pressure On Sale at
is central this morning over Colorado ‘
A well- defined disturbance is now
passing out the St. Lawrence \allev D O N N E L L Y S
Che temperatures are high ill the NATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
central and southern districts, butI 15 SOUTH MAIN 31-3557,
continue lower over New England.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY-I .
Temperature: Low, 49; higll_ 70..“93d58dv.
Clear.
___... , I Yesterday was the fortv- sixth anni-
Teeth and wrinkles is the subject versary oi the Springwood Sunday-
of Dr. Mailery‘ s adv today. IBChOOI i
Joseph ltosentield is advertising an-I
other sale of’articies pawned. The
. .‘membera will be found in theadv.
Mrs, Gorge R. Van Alstyne is spend-I
ing a few days in New Haven.
The members of the Phoenix Engine
‘ com'pdnY‘andf the Pioneer Hook and
Ladder company last nigit voted to
turn out at the Carnival celebration.
forget the dance at Dor-
Tickets 25c.
-'Doh"t
lon‘s_ Thursday, June 11.
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l“ ‘Wllliun Fitelson, a Water stieet
——Fil‘st dance of the season, Roton
'Polnt, Friday evening, June 12th. Ad-
mission 27. cents.
garet Jackson, and he has attached
moneys belonging to defendant in the
South Norwalk Trust Company. $100
“ 1 damages are claimed and the bill is
Captain lsaacT Payne, of the asi-I for L25 50. Attorney John J. Cnneo
ingIton street lunch wagon, was obllg represents Mr. Fitelson.
ed to go to his home this morning, and .
""ls‘thrba‘tened with an attack of pleuro-I The work of moving the former
pneumonia. Leland residence to Taylor tn enue has
necessitated the closing of Ann street
A‘ a ““99““; °' ”‘e ”mmmee °f to traffic this week, but the house will
‘M'W‘m‘ “”3 F 0 E" “‘3‘ nigh" probably reach North Main street to
it was voted that the members of the day, as Building Moving Contractor
Aerie turn out in a body at the Carni- .Willlam 1“. Cogsweil is pushing the
'val‘ celebration. Iwork as rapidly as possible. Some
of the top dressing on the road suf-
The governing board of the Norwalk fered, but will be repaired shortly.
z’Rfiuntry club will hold its regular A. K. \iorton D. rchased the house,
meeting on Friday night. Several and the land on which it stood will
matters of importance are to come shortly be purchased by the R. dc G.
up for consideration. ICorset Company.
The “Yankees," of East Norwalk,‘
forfeited a. game, Sunday, 9 to 0, to
the White Sex A. C, when they failed
to show up. They must have a pretty
good opinion and a good deal of re
spect for the White Sox. «Next Sunday
h the fa t Riv-i '
, 3:321:21): 32:31:," a I Louis Lodge, Daughters of 11., will
.meet this eyening, for their regular
business session,
RAPS OF THE GAVEL.
The “Hat Finishers’ Association will
hold their regular business meeting
this evening.
'iur. and Mrs. Thomas Farrell and
son Daniel, or Tierney street went to
New Km" ’emerday’ 1°” the ”mm“ at the meetin toni ht 010 hir Chap.
of witnessing the graduation of John 3 5 , I”
Iter, No 52, 0: E. S.
' ‘Farrell from Fordham College, where
' he has been studying law for some.
time. He secured high honors in his
class, and his many friends and rela-
will meet tomorrow 'eveningI for their
regular business coasted.
tires in Norwalk, will be pleased to _ . .-..
I Cotirt Frances.No.11,0 o s willf
hear of his success.
meet this evening, and transact rout-
_ The members of Company A, Mll- tine business.
itary Branch: L. 0. 0. M., will assem
Summer time is hammock time. See .
lgrocer, has brought suit against Mar- I
Regular business will be transacted;
Banner Council, No. 54, D. of II... I
of Lime.
Soda.
Fertilizers
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
Land Plaster. Mliriate of Potash. Nitrate of
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some or TPIE WEEK. I”
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t Tonight.
Young Dyson vs. Phil Bloom, New‘
York. I
“‘.K O." Brennan v.s Jack Lansingl
and Dick Turpin vs. 11. Da\is, Buffalo .I
Joe Chick vs. Bill Fleming and Dick '
Stosh vs. “K. 0." Silvia, Marleville. I.’
Thursday. '
I J. Grifliths vs, W.
‘Root vs. W. Antes, Akron.
v
Jones and A.
J Billy Murray vs. Al McCoy, New
York.
0.15. Jackson
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Optician
68 ’WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Patsy Brannigan vs.
le). Toledo.
I Friday.
I Clarence Ferns vs. Ed \ladlson, Salt
Lake.
Mike Egan \s. ;\l. Glover and Toni
IDOlis vs. .1 .Murphy, LniversIIy A. C.,
Cambridge.
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I Bob Illoha vs. Jack Dillon, Butte.
OSCAR .H
Distributor for Fall-field County,
We Rent Autbinob' es
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The roads for miles around are rapidly getting in prime condition
and there in 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 chauffeurs are skilled and
careful men. Orders by telephone will receive prompt attention
IFANKS
lnmaoomt, Nanak, Colin.
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——T——————‘I w,eight is going to by his hardest .
MASJQ V1152. ‘
.1319 this evening. at 6515 sharp at the
, allies of Captain Frederick IH. Ganung. N 1k (1 ’N 709 Ben
.. south Main street, in full uniform. The 3?? WEE"): F: 1:81; crooning” .-
' company will immediately be for-mo
"and proceed up South Main error, to».
diallfoad avenue. and the east-bound 2-.
their results business session. I
' 3' convey; the Moose members to Brldsa-
* 3 port, where the 1113' Mouse parade ”will
be held: 31.511 members or south Nor-
"to. be present and make a good show-
, ‘“ Msn’a Hull.
. fw“ ‘ ‘
i The regular business meeting o1
Olive til-alien. Lodze, No. is. K. of 3 "
will meet tomorrow evening for.
Waist 55532—15 mu {
sun sue—ls oqu .
"ill rue AIElllllAIli
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Summer Novelties In .
Pictorial Review
.Paiiems-
The new ‘3
"Russian Tunic"
Skirt
and the new .
“Paquin” Skirt ~. "
for Foul-1d and Eln-
broidery Dre-sea are the
latest word from Paris.
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the rumor tool
to SUMMER
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PICTORIAL REVIEW
' III’ATl'l-ZRMS 3-
I01:
édy'th mumps“
Anions-luau:
For Sale at
Donnelly s StatiOnery and Book Store,
16 South Main St.
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v.» sacs—11 so...
. shellac—15pm
1.
imal smithereena during 1914.
' one odd feature or the 1 to 0 games in Newark, on Monday night. The bat-I
played in the American League, this
season is that Walter Johnson. Chal-
more car winner last year, hasn't lig-
Iurad in one of them. In 1913 the Ida-
;j 1 . . .. 'ho phenom, got mixed up in no less
than seven of these pitching battles
capturing five. and dropping two, both
to Ray Collins, 01 the Red Sox.
in the excitement incident to the Joe Ward. of Boston, and Eddie
‘ . W‘dr between organized bail and tire Ciootte. of Chicago, have acquired pitcher, has been released by the Murray alarm after him and grabbed Ber Islands this week Father)!
Court Laurel. no.” 106, D, or Q. will Federals, says Ernest J. unison. lM‘ohnsou's 1918 habit of getting into 1 Plttaflsld club. Manager Zeller se- him. At the police station Bailey own- made many sincere friends all?!“
hold their social meeting at Court has possibly escaped the attention of to 0 dombats, but not his habit of cured Barrenkamp from Oakland. Cal.. ed up to having entered Weinstein’s charge of St. Joseph's parish 0f
"'1‘- 199““ L 0 0 M.“ "e we'tgd’ulirel Club, Belle Island this eve-‘the fan that they have witnessed in winning them. The Eastern‘er and the and figures he doesn’t need Snyder. place. and admitted that he was at- city. and there Wili‘be than! 15116 . '3
hing mitead of in their rooms at Bad the American league this year more Westernerwach hive figured in three The veteran pitched good ball for tempting to. get. in Wood's store when be pleased to know he 13 in 8011
' 1 cold ha‘tttés than ver More: «In 1 to 0 .battish. the véizdtet being tor ”the Electrics. lHybtt, the young outv. the revolver was shot on. «He said Hwalk which he greatly loved.
“13 lllflt 81! week! 0! the “111118181: them; once and walnut them. tut-loo. Maiden: but also been! released by; that he had broken open the blindaIFather Mitchell will remain for?“
' ‘ Iond had cut away the screen when he matador of this week. rRt.
heard the report. He ran up WestI J. Minn, bishop ot the Start - I
Isvenue and hid in the back of the coin and tyqlppndred priests are
. I" ago, No. 97, 1.0.0 F.,I list you the Johnapuitea rested on Arthurian: Who have pltohod a brace Pittsueld.
.. will hold their regular weekly bult- only two such passages-stow? alanwum I inert amt .. , '
3 tn 'tlrt ‘ ' ‘ and-Jim. Scott. Heeling
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BASEBALL SHORT STOPS
I Just how highly the Athletics are"
Iregarded in minor league cities is ~
;nlade plain by the turnout at BuildioI "
last week when Mack's team played
an exhibition game with the iiisons.
”the paid attendance \Hln‘ 10,097.
.Jack Combs lelt the Athletics just
" befOre the team started \\ est to 1001i
over sortie promising stars \lilo hall,
Ibeen recommended to Connie Mark.I 3
Coonlbs will rejoin the club in the .
. nest. ' I
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I 1‘0 Tnv FDR Knocxour.'_ I
Billy Murray, the California middle- I
'to knock out Al McCoy, the chanlpion, .
w'hen they meet at the tSadlum A. '
IQ. in .\'ew York tomorrow night, forl
if he goes home a tltieholder for hisI
match with George Chip, in San Fran- I .
.cisco, on July 4, it will mean tllou-' ,
Islands of extra dollars in gate receiptsQ
; it was Chip who, lost ills title to lie-f
ICoy by a knockout in a ten-round no-i
'deciaion bout and it is Murray's hope;
to win the same way.
. RILEY MAKES DEPOSIT. I ’
I James H. Riley. of Sa'atoga Lane,"
Illle veteran sculler who has for sev-“
erai months been trying to get a race!-
with James Ten Eyck. of Syracuse. for? .
the veteran championship of the' ‘1
world, has deposited 8100 ‘us part of. .
a side bet' of $260 to bind the match. i
Riley says he will row‘ Ten Eyck€
anywhere, but prefers Saratoga Lake!
IUnless the syracuse oarsman accepts
i the challenge, Riley says he will claim
:11“! championship title. Riley is 67'
and Ten 113ch 64. '
ENGLISHII POLOISTS
CHALK Up VICTORY
HEMPSTEAD, N. Y., June Ill—The
lEngiish‘ challenging team at Westbury
yesterday easily defeated a team made
up of the Duke of Penardana, J. Wat-
.3 son Webb, .1. G. ‘Milburn, Jr., and .l. A.
Trail], the substitute English back.
The challenging four won by a total
score of 11% to 8 3-4 goals.
Only six periods were played.
1‘
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nan MACK SHADEDi
9"
was slightly shaded by Mickey Donley,‘
alon. . ~
PITTGFIELD RELEASES TWO.-
GOAQT WONDER
Chicago has lost the arm - . .: . . . I . - . .
Spring and Summer suits for
Men and Young
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Men ..
$10.00 to $25g00
“UNION MADE.”
FRANK JACOBY
153 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Rubber
Toned
980
Nickel
Finish
$11 3
No Sailing or
Motor Party
Complete
Without one of our
- $2.50 Vacuum Bottle
his eighth straight victory, yesterday,‘ entered the store i!"- Darien conduct-
when he shut out San Francisco. 6 to ed by ‘Schiichting Brothers, on Mon
0. ‘ He has not‘ suffered a defeat.
UURGLAR WAS UUITE
I the corner of Harbor avenue and Chap
Iel street had been entered. The glass
I in the! rent door had been cut out and
=tlte lock unfastened. From there Bail-'
"took $1. 39 in change, a. few old
Red Mack, the fighting newsboy,I coins, an (iv ercoat, and some cigar-
ettes.
'Dorney and Murray then returned toI
He went fun; rounds and was chuck the‘
full of action from start to finish.I “trick" ended at 2 oclock and shortly
Mack appeared on the local streets after that he left to go home.
with his papers last night apparently accompanied him down Wall
none the worse for his strenuous ses-I When the two were opposite Jackson' 3 Patrick’s iChruch Hartford who. ‘50:
. iJewelry- store Bailey, who was coming. "19 place 01 the Rev. William titan
toward them, on the same side of the D- 1)., when Dr Maher died some
street, spotted the oilicers and made years 1180. ‘9 one 0’ "1° ”“93“; 1
Chief Snyder, the old Bridgeport a dash across the street.
Simplex
Vacuum Bottles
‘ Keeps Liquid Cold 80 Hours
Hot 30 Hours
Manufacturer‘s Guarantee with every one of them.
6 Coupons and 980
will make you the possessor of a Rubber Toned one,
6 Coupons and $1.13
will bring a Nickel One into your home.
Ask your friends who 0.... one. They’ll tell you what
a household necessity it has become. Bring your Coupons
now before the supply is exhausted.
Coupon N044 ‘3
COMPLETE $2.511 VACUUM BOTTLE. ’ .
. Pfiaeii'tcd by” The Evening Sentinel.
Vacuum Bottle Day. .
Every day is a
Present the above coupon at this office, with five
others or consecutive dates, and the cost amount of ex-
pense items named below, and get this Simplex Vacuum
Bottle.
Ready-to u'se, all cornplete, including a handsome
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Rubber-toned
and Nickel 980 Nickel
_day night, and he had chills person I.“
I revolver and two jackknives, which he 5
said he took from there. [He also con
Ifessed to having broken into a candy
and fruit store, located on the turn
pike, between Darien and Norwalk. .
Bailey wastaken downtown laterln
Ithe’ morning and photographed all
his measurements, according to 3
Bertiliion system, were taken. Ho;
about 20‘years old and is of am
build. He works with his left hand it!
together, because his right one list
been amputated at the wrist. Officer
_Dorney took him to Bridgeport, lady
ing here at noon.
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UUSY HEBEABUUTS'
(Continued from rirai ratio.)
station ' house. The tormer'aI
FATHER MITCH ELL IVISITING
HERE.
MurrayI ‘ .
The Rev, Father Mitchell, of
street“
Darney “(13 l treat at the Manresa lnstitute,o
Ira
WM filial-117.11 ETRAIGHT house. on the corner of Menard street, :39! ligeyaggglslapd this week,
3 - Jaw 10 —-lHo.w~ formerly owned by HenryP. Price. {He
"18'
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:1 Modulate. the 114 oar-o youth who stayed titre toe alum an hour and Good tonal)? are to be
.an. . a , -
11 street, where the lilydflmgl‘
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