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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 12, 1914 · page 8

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L COURT Awn‘h’be‘nten NOVELTY IN CORPORATE MAN loto‘oooooo
' Note the MaanargaIns Offered this“ eek We DDDD We WWW —
1 today handed down a decision In the

Marine Automobile Burglary, Liabii',
lty. Compensation, Fidelity BondS, in
tact We can write any kind of insur-l
Inca you may require. Call us on the
Phone No. 1230. l

Taylor & Goldenl

 

pours NORWALK TRUST co;
BUILDING. ‘
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The special Saturday Sale of Frank
Jacob) S will lillt‘l't‘>l all llieillbers oi"
the tamily. See adv.

Shapes and pIIIthIIS to ill every foot;
will be tound in the Stork ot‘ itegais:
at the Kceler Shoe Store.

~ l’itiztnlas, $3.30 0 liliens

 

Mrs. Charles is Seymour of “test
street has returned tIoIII a t"eII day's
visit with relatives in New Haven. I

 

 

 

of Norwnlk. is
Mon-

liirs. l.. C. Green.
visiting with her father, 1.. M.
roe, oi” Main street.

 

“Swim Easy" bathing Suits are be:
:ing admrtised hr .\. Ult‘ktl‘illall and
Son. The prices II Ill be ioIIIId in thc,
adv.

"Dinning at ltoton tonight. Ad—

llllShlUll. .. ’IJC.

«:th ladies of The Not‘walks will
find a very attractive line of sample‘
hats which have been placed on salez
by Vanderhoef and Company.

 

Mrs. George. R. Van Alstync .who:
has been spending a few days in New:
lliaven has returned to her home onl
l'inyview nvehue.

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'l‘he Picture Gallery at llead's is at!

 

Best F amllyFiour 6 bag

MAKES FINEST BREAD.

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Good Table Butter - - 26c a pound

Premium Brand Creamery Butter. the
finest to be had, in prints,

 

 

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New Canaan. I
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3;”

Granulated Sugarlclb

with this Combination

5 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR .................... .05
1-2 LB. "OUR BEST”_TEA. ANY KIND ............ .25
I LB. “OUR FAMOUS" 30c COFFEE ............... .30

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Pure Full Cream Strictly Fresh
Lard Cheese EGGS

13.20 1801b 27c doz

Sunkist Oranges, seedless, juicy, doz 20c
Fancy Messina Lemons, doz.

“Insectum” ,- 200 battle

One of the best insecticides on the market for getting
rid of bed bugs and roaches.

25 lb Sack Granulated Sugar at $1.07

 

 

 

Special Vegetable Combination
All for 25 as

I can High Grade Peas
I can No. 3 Stand. Tomatoes
I can Choice Com

JUST TRY SOME. IT'S FINE.

'jA-A” Blend Coffee, Bean or Ground
“A-A" Blend Tea, Mixed of, Black. I ;

(its

~ it pay.

30c ib’

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25c ,

suit of Sereno G. Allen. of \‘I'estport,
against John '5. Wakeman, of West-
port. lie finds in hum of Allen to
recover $1,395.64. The action was
brought to recover rent for a farm.

IWakeman'admitted he moved from

the farm because he could? not make
lie claimed the debt was out-
lawed by the statute of limitation.

Teeth and

The face, no. 'nlatteh.
young looks out“, it‘gfit
wrinkled You cant keep the
full contour of the lane with
many absent teethq ee'l‘hey are
necessary to you

Dr...l H. Mallery

'and let him restore the full
teeth grinding surface.
Nature intended y-Ou shOuld

 

 

 

16 80. Main St. 80. Nnmlk,
HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M.
IUNDAYB IY APPOINTMENT

 

 

 

NOTiCE

iiaIlng purchased an the equlpfhénlt
of the Berkshire iCe (‘0. i am prepar-

ed to ghfz all customers, wholesale

land retail, the Best possible service.

E. T. “BATES

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

You don‘t want for the
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you do through the
Wa-H'I Lona! Fu-
Thoul‘pndn of sales ev-erywhen: prove right
$012.3“ ndancemfeekreq uirefd. Write
y r me ng
’flow To 3314!.“le viii-5““ Re book

E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY

41 W. Jul Bl NEW WORK",
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' life, lie points out that the company.

Superintendent Emmet Warmly Comyli
mends Metropolitan Company.
The report of the New York State :1
department of insurance on the trlerl. ‘;
nial examination of the Metropolitan
l. its insurance Company has just been,
published by the state i nder the law ‘
reused by Governor Hughes. this ex- ,
nomination must he made every three
years. About twenty examiners ot the
insurance Department devoted nearly
a year to the work, and Mr. Emmet.
as Superintendent of the department.
wrote an extended review of the re-
port. in this review Commissioner
,i-meet not only made an anniy’sis 01'
the tompanxs. Iotldition as a business";
corporation, II of its nr'tixiti es alone,
the lroader line‘s of set-in] service a
mom: industrial workers. health edu-
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now having more than thirteen million ..
polities outstanding has aSsumed suth .;
proportions that it is practicall) 1..
brought into immediate contact with 3
approximately one eighth of the pop-
ulation of the ['nited States.
Here are extracts from
‘tendent limmet‘s report:
"The fact is. the history and achieve
meats during the last decade of the
\ietrOpolitan Life insurance Company
1md of one or two other of our large
{life insurance companies. present such
shining examples of efficient and en-
lightened business management, with
in some cases a dash of statesman-
shlp thrown in. that it Seems to me
-to be. quite as much the duty of a sup
erI'isory ofticlni. when an appropriate
occasion arises. to comment faI'or-
ably upon such cases of successful bus
incss corporations under private con
trol. as it would be, his duty under pres-
ent conditions to admisiter sharp
crticlsm if the tetldenCy had been in
the other direction. ‘
‘ "The fact that the percentage of inp-
scs title to the abandonment of their
insurance by policies-holdfi‘s is con-
stantly decreasing. speaks eloquently
to the some effect. This last mentioned
development is perhaps the most con-
‘vincing eIidence which could be of
fared that the company 's policy -—Ihold Ii
lers are broadly Speaking. Iery well
’Iatistied indeed with what they get,
lln return for the premiums they Day;
IA very remarkable showing altogeth-
fer. i:
3' “if the men in charge of such It (.‘om :

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DRESSES

 

ANNUAL SALE

—-——of——-—

SUMMER

We will present Tcmrlrrow 250 New Dresses at

Special Prices. This shipment consists of Spanish

Striped Crepes. Cool Voiles, Fine Linens. Fine
Lawns. Every Dress is a new style.

Prices start at $4.95 to $9.95

TUB DRESSES ,
69c $1.29 $1.50 $1.99 $2.49

About 175 Smart Morning and Street Dresses.
Sizes 14 til-16, to go on sale at 69c to $2.49.

DAINTY SUMMER WAISTS

at very interesting prices - - 99c and $1.99
Ablut 200 of very latest styles of Waists to go on
s it: Tomorrow at 99c and $1 99.

PRETTY SUMMER HATS
99c $1.49 $1.95 $2.75

We will feature many-new styles, just out this week
for Saturday’s bu sincss, all at Special prices. Pana-
m-Is at $2.75. Elsewhere you pay 33 95.

WHITE FLOWERS, WINGS

and all the New Roman, Striped Silk Bandings.

2 SPECIALS IN SUMMER HOSlERY

 

 

 

 

 

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Extra'StaInps F rec with Teas andCoifees

”may grow reactionarI in their hand 3'
encies. or blind to the social progress l
lot the age. the movement toward anl
inbsorption of their powers by the:
,State itself .w,ii? all matters stand. .
proceed very rapidly. But in the case ,

 
 

present complete with a tine collec-' 5 Pounds for $160.
‘,tion broil, paintings, etc. The ad“.

will prove interesting reading.

25c HOSE 190 20 dozen Lisle Hose in b',ack
first quality, Tomorrow 19c

‘ 25c Silk Hose 10c pair, Second «relation 30
dozen SIlk Hose,

, -aidro
‘DistrictMsnagcr
29 Havitnnd Street

 

 

 

~—Airdrome opens tomorrow.

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_..w__ 10 Stamp. wlth1 lb. com I. ..... ....... . . .
of the com any under consideration, ; . . -

IAt Mints‘s tomorrow they will pre 15 Stamp: with 1 lb, Coffee .................................. 30c lthere has 1);“ suth a frank and 16”., slight imperfection I Whlle thh ht l35t$ 10C 3 pilll'.
sent. 230 new (129559: atusl‘leclzl lprI- :gss:.m:::flti,h11lil,bl1'f:m. I ...... ......... . . .......... m ,less recognition of its new responsi-I {,[LK HOSE III a“ me new colors _ _ 256
oeS. ’ Iey are nso n \‘C‘l‘ sng only am . . ..... . ........ . ....................... ': billties that it is easy enough after‘l ‘ ‘ - .

. summer waists, hats, flowers, etc. 40 Stampl with 1 lb. Tea ....... ........ ... ...... . ..... ,. 50:: 2:. :‘n to understand how it has happen GORDON SILK “03“: at 506 $1 $150
60 Stamp: with -1 lb. Tea ............. . ....................... 60o ed that in the field of industrial in

II manner: the moIement toward state
'",operatlon and ownership has exper-
. 'ienced's setback.

MILLINERY ——- ..

Mr. and Mrs. 'Hownrd Raymond ac-
companied by Miss Anita Reymond
and Miss Hazel Font-her. of 'Norwalk,

- motored to Ossiulng, N. Y.. Suudny.— l

 

 

NEW MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

19c 25c 39c 49c 59c

HIGH-CLASS

10 Stamps Free with Following

 

 

 

 

 

 

New Canaan Advertiser.
——-—-————- Ican BOyd's Orange or Lemon Sugar ....... 596 79c 99‘: “'49
lNew lindermnslins at .I. I. Mallette's. 1 pkg. Premium Brand Farina ....................... xoc . l GJWDS at S ' " 49C 79c 99c $1.50
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s2.22.522.222.2222.“22.222-.. imparwsmm ------------- - J“ Roodners Block Ono ThamerI Drawers D - - - - ~ 25c 49c
, .., . , ................... ...._....,... rzc . , -
a. half page adv. tells you about the 1 pkg Premium Jelly Powder . . . . :. . . . .0.” ,,I . . . . . . . xoc WHTHINGN STRE'ET OCUL‘ISTB AND OPTICIANS ’ i: SKINS 8t ' ‘ ' 990 $149 $2 $2. 49
on: sale or dining room tables There I bag Ice Cream Salt ......... . . .. ...... (.1, . . . Ioc ". ‘ '
. are other specials of interest to he 1 bOttlc AmmOnia ..... .. . ............... ..... loc THE SUPREME TEST OF
" Ifound there also. 1 bottle Bluing. ..... I ,. ............. . .. .. ., ........ ‘mc E F T bT EYEGLASSES -‘ '—" —"———~——*-——-—-
I' ' - - 4,: m, . ‘ th3 Inc a e is the satisfaction they give. It is Contractors Drlscoll and Sullivan

our businehs to see that our pa-
trons are Properly and becomingly

K 1 -—Music at Royal James Inn, Sunday
night, from 6 to? 8 o'clock.

will finish their contract on the new
vaults for the City Hall on Thursday

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A It r 1 ll d n EaSt Indla Tea CO °"""'”d' 0t thia'y'eek. The vault downstairs
« ' mong 18 passenge s “ w s” e 0 We retain OCULISTS ‘0 939111199 has been completed while work will
the 8.18. ‘Adriatic," oi the White Star » I
91"”- soon be finished on the upstairs vault.

ON

Housefurnishings
Tomorrow, Saturday

75c Dustless Floor Mops with polish-

Tel 871 125 Washington Street

SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING CASH STORE.
We Give and Redeem Prémium Trading Stamps.

Line, yesterdaypfor Liverpool. were
I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Neweil and
son. who procured their tickets and

7', . reservations through J. 'M. Layton & 2 70 lb
‘ (30., agents at South Norwnlk.

____« ~ , - hour. GROCERY. ‘
2E. Borst, of Spring street, had a/nnr- ' ' - '. g ' . . ' z . ‘ Straw 'Hat

The H. W. Johnson-Manvilie Company,
of New York, who had the» contract for
tar-papering the- roof, have finished
that work. The new vaults make a
splendid appearance. and are nice and
cool. have ventilators that keep a su-

87 Attnntic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Open Bat. Evenings. Est. 1897

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

A v r rett dance was en 0 ed u _ ,
Fowl" escape from a serious accident «3 y p y_ 5 y 5. am". and Frul rOrI ply of fresh air going through them ed handle ................... 49::
last evening at the Norwallt Yacht} . Tel 1362-3 22 South Main St. continuously.
hit evening. when the motorCIcle he an“, by a my, party of young ladies.- - - a 6 Extension Window Screens, 24 inch-
was riding tell 0\ «:1- while he was turn- among whom were the ’Misses Hole!) 5.,' i:l)oes Your Plumb'i: ' . Get your Straw Hat at these sEARDSLEE-FITCH. es high, 33 inches long ....... 25c
-2...?2 22.2 2.2222222: 22: ““2”” -- N ed A V Y, In... In .. $150 $2- .. M... I... ......... .
H 1 ' ‘ - g I ~ .
5 o a y r Mdflfpgh. A pleasant evening was :::-ing 9 [tention ' DA E S $2. 50. , , I The marriage of Mrs. Alice Lyon- Paper Picnic Plates ...... 25 for 8a
[2335qu — — it: _ ‘..?-;_‘ :::: We alSo haVe a special on Men’s Fitch. 31. Dr, of N0. 693 iraniston 100 Parson's Household Ammonia
a Miss Marjory Barto, or 4 West III; R u u b t .w catch ;1- Oxfords and Suits. 3:02;}! Tfiiiip‘fii’. 3:212:13 3:112:22 3 for 19¢
. 9mg 9‘ 3W1“ W931“ A ' a De III! was aduated at Slm- :‘i' '9" 9' "' ‘ ' ' 250 ocedar on ................. 19:
350‘ .0 H . _ Ions fC.3 mg: on vadnesda has re .; _-les._k or I plumbing 11er '11.! u c 6-“ ouis AvriCk George T. Beardslee ot‘ the Bridgeport 12 C N
. ifld ' a - ,mon 0‘ ' y, '.,1. it 9"" “I"! because “I ten- : Fire department was solemnized last $ “ Opp" ickel Plated Tea
[Miss Antoinditq, ierne contralto :larnetlghom: It; sdgndt the 81;tn§6r. 3:210; t. ll. to grow worn In I' . A Coflee that satisfies at a moderate The Union Clothing and Shoe Store evening by the Rev. R. L Swain pas- Kettles .................. 79c
. . ev. an rs» arowere n 03- .j. - . .’ 9.
oloist oi this First stamens: Church, ,0, this‘week “mam, commence. - You will and much um .; cost. Try it. 20 s. and n. Stamps with POSTOFFIQE Eli-00K tor of the South church. The tenant -Dc Childrens Garden Sets hoe
tn Norwalk “8 at McKendrys d9, ~ 1 . f _‘ ,1 t -,Im as well at: HM and trous‘ -. each pound_ . SOUTH NORWALK was a very‘qniet one, the couple being fake and shovel -------------- 19c
_ . t I 98 i“ e' niu Shetment exerc Sea a) the col age, a “19 “{in “phoning or sending MI- 3" . . . . ‘_ unattended. The bride wore a. gown 89c Large Galv. Garbage Cans .. 69::
”moztompauled “any” ‘lgditlf Fos- whichtheir d_au—ghber;w;as a student. aum°zq°h§3mm.m“ny°fi I ANDREW DAVEY of 1m enthr oharmeuse and tulle, with ‘5c Thin Brown Table Tumblers,
- - i ‘ ' ' ’ ’ ' t I min t rare old lace "Her on] plain or fancy. .......... 6 for 19¢
16in; pianist The, DDDDDDt filter! in the ‘-‘-'I‘he ladies of The Norwalks will 1,; biggingg? ‘nu‘llngu‘mfim. . W ““9”"97“ .91" . amkmt. 25c. Dinner, 850. 023““: 2, as a diamond endenpthih ply Garden Hose ’plain .. . 10c a.
music room with enjoyed and the pub- fl (1 , ttr ctlv' line of sample PHONE 410. ‘ , P - '
I d 111 h I In H '2 W Y a a B " ~ .- "““hm’ 9‘ “'9 ”9 mm ‘1" - . . » .. . Supper. 25c- rgift of the groom At the conclusion .5 my Garden Hose. wire wound 12c "-
110 were please Wt t 9‘ 9“ 9E“ ‘ hats which have been placed on sales-=3. flint in m long I: -, , ‘ to, the ceremony at wedding breakfast‘Flne Black Screen Door Wire
dntwtdew Canaan Advdrtlser.» . by Vsnderhoef and Company. . if. '1‘” 7°“ plumbing onbloinl_ . _, 6' , at , , Saturda Dinner 2 ~ h 3 n m n . . 14c yard up
on our shoulders; out” in will _. Da l L I- y was served at T e trat e . a er .............. ,
Th' u 7—", ,. .5qu them mini: all. nth" ' l y "1e ' SOUP lwbiCh the happy couple left for a ‘
9 report that the Not-walk Tire . I _ ,
and Rubber Cplnpttny would establish' fifmm”. , .-. .' Split Pea. motor trip through the Berkshires ert .. . e e e
offices in the Town Hall building was fiHOR ‘CE R-NASHI“ To NEW YORK Hamburger Roast and Onions ,On their return their cottage at Sil- . ',
, brand“ it 1.,” this morning when ' F :: t Misfit 11. t ll Pork and Bonus liter Beach will be in readiness for 95 West WWW St.
N ' ' - ' or on ”“1“ prop. or 1 Fl . their occu one for the season. S th N alk.
8 3515159 l Forth Min and wm.‘ at; , . , ’ yea rcuseo p y on onv
“ a l1 loaves Pier 27' hint River, N" York »' String Beans -—- Phone mesa Prompt Delivery.

(foot of authentic street), every day

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the~ company, tor informdtion concerto Io ”*‘twwrw ' ‘ "I ' except Sunday at 8 p. In. Freight re- > _ Mashed Potatoes" ADLAI STEVENSON SINKIING. __ __ .__

Rice Pudding ‘ , . . About thirty lady mailman ornjtho

I CHICAGO, June 12.--Adlnl Steven- Labia Club, or New Yor c Y. e 0!—

Home-made BM end P!“ lson, former vice-president of .the ed a bake on Belle island, Sunday at-

Manslon House United states, is slowly sinkingsnd tel-noon. Captain George Toby “was

the ’end is likely to come any time. in‘c’hsrgo of the culintry and of tho

In. took 1 amp amount of nonuni- occasion, and the taste, were loud in.

most godly to: the first time in thirty- their praise for the. mlendid sprang
' Coot. Toby prom anthem.

 

,, . I? ' paired at Nor-walk up toil p; In. and
”m mm Nomlh up to g, .0, -

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