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SATURDAY. JUNE 13, 1914
E:
SUMMER
Underwear
For Gents, Ladies and Children
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed and Shap-
ed at ...... 10¢, 12 1-2c and 256
I'nion Suits 25c. 35c and 501:
Gent's Balbriggan Lnderwear
.25c Ind 506
E. K. Banks
Mohackemo Hotel Block, So. Nwwoik.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
cooler tonight; Sunday, fair; gentle
to moderate northwest to north winds.
A trough of low pressure. extending
from Montana southeastwar‘d to Karl-
sas. has caused local showers and
thunderstorms during the last 24 hours
betweell tile Rocky Mountains and the
Alls>i$<lpbl river. north of Oklahoma'.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low,
Fair.
56;
high,
.1. Dufiield Prince. of Brooklyn.\ .
Y.. paid $5 and costs, In Town tourt,
this morning. as a result of beillg in a
hurry. llis haste was such as to
cause him to violate tile traillc ordi~'
nallces.
Rev. R. J. Carroll, pastor of St. Jos-
eph's Church. returned from Keyser
island. this ‘morning‘, ending his week 3
retreat at that place. Rev. M. J.
Lynch, assistant to Father Carroll. will
start his retreat at Keysers on Mon-
day.
You are invited to go to the filarvlu‘
Tract. Gregory ‘Boulevard, tomorrow,
and inspect the building lots, which
are to be auctioned off next week. be-
ginning Wednesday, and continuing
until Saturday night. Agents on the
grounds all day.
Frederick McNeil, assistant cashier
of the First National Bank, of Oxford,'
N. Y.. stopped over last night as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Cur-
tis. Mr. McNeil was on his way home
home from the lBankers' convention,
which was held in New London.
-Alrdrome opens tonight.
The People's Trust Company has en-
tirely renovated and improved their
new quarters in the Swarlz & Corbett
block into a splendid up- todate bank-
70. .
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NAPKINS
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WM. P. BEERS
Book Ind Stationery Storo.
South Norwolk.
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New Views
OF THE CITY
BELL ISLAND, HICKORY BLUFF
KNOB
AND OTHER PLACES
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Summer Needs
An unusual and varied assortment of articles for porch and
lawn
COUCH HAMMOCKS ............... . ............ $3.98 to $15.00
SWING HAMMOCKS ................. . ......... 98c to $5.50
LAWN swmos ......... . ...... '. ............... $.93 to $3.50
LAWN SETTEES ........................... . ..... 98c to $5.50
PORCH CHAIRS ....................... . ......... 75c to $5.00
PORCH SCREENS .............................. 75c to 57.50
WINDOW SCREENS ........................ . ...... 19c to 59¢:
SCREEN ooons ............................ 79c to $1.25
PORCH RUGS ......................... . ......... 75c to $10.50'
LAWN MOWERS ............................... $2.98 to $7.50
nernlognArons .............................. $4.98 to $35.00
All unexcelled assortment of l‘urnitureI Carpets and Draperies
for the indoors at from to to 20 per cent. below regular price.
A. J. Collins & Co.
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Fertilizers
Potato Manure Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
of Lime. Land Plaster. Muriate of Potash. Nitrate of
Soda.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
'.
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK-
PHONE 488.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
. 6for5c
DONNELLY S"
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
I 18 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
1A:
Mr. and Mrs D B Randall of i’llilI- I
adelphia who have been visiting his
sister, Airs, Charles E. Dovv, have re-
turned home.
The case of The Hubbell, Hall at
lRandall Companya against George F. I
Pentecost will be resumed in the Sn-
perior Court on Monday
Charles E. Dow. of <10 Elizabeth
street, has Improved wonderfully to
the extent of taking up landscape gob
denlng. making the door yard pretty
and attractive.
Mr. and Mrs. David \V. Raymond,
Mrs. E: A. Woodward and Mrs. Wal-
ter Munro returned yesterday from a
pleasant fishing trip to llalllnm Lake.
At the same place George Gergory,
Samuel C. Ireland, George lietts andj
Hanford Weed are spending three
days fishing. .
~Panamas, $3.50. O‘Brien‘s.
A large crowd Is expected at the
dance at Dorlon's Point tonight, if ev.
eryone is present who have signified
their intention of being there. Every-
one was pleased last Week with the
sociability and splendid behavior of
dancers. Cars leave bridge switch. in
front of fruit store at 8:12, 8:36, 9:00
and every 24 minutes.
FIRE’ATARMS
”UT“ NORWALK FIRI ALARM
IOXII
l'iro Alarm ammo-I or
guoru-rmtlono tor iiro
North [All It.
o—xDoy and Bonn and 8th.
5—11! & GT CoroetI Factor]. Print...
6 ~11th
7~Norwalk Hos ooéiitol.
l--Music Hall. lmord Ind City How
0-Crooo St.
lz—xWeouot 81., Franklin School
lS—xConcIord EL. Concord and Linoob
lo—Nurth loin and Ann Bu.
h St and Bo ow Avo.
lo—x orwIJh Iron orko.
i‘l——Weo¢ Ava In. "odo: Ir.
lE—High I Woo: Avo.
W . Taylor Avo.
23—1 Ell! Avo d 14mm.
lo—Cheotnut Ind Henry Bto.
ts—xSouth ham and Hancoc- Ito
MuLoxlngton Ave. and Aultin It.
xl—Weot and En Groves
ti-South m 5L, botwoon Grovo w
Meadow (its
nvntu) EIKU’IG Worn. Into It.
St-xSpring and ClIy Bio
ss—xnnvuand and Water Bto.
al—xbockwood H13. Co
il—Fairtield Ava and Cedar It.
iz——'l‘oyior Ave. and South St.
is—Woodwar d An. and Meadow
“—lqurritt and Quintord Aveo. and Wot.
“It!“
uarxno
‘ riot—Woodward and Lowndoo Avon.
. and Elmwcod Avo-
ngton at. Bridg-
os—Preight yard and Ann BL. privou
lt—Norwoik Lock Co.. p ri.voto
Box til—Corner Putnam avenuo ant.
Reed street.
(3 Denoteo non-lnle'tonngbo xot
( ) Master box. from which tho livi-
bor of my box can be rounded.
One Itroko at 12 noon and I p. n.
standard time, i-
Ono otroke at odd rlmoo. rooting 0
line open. 1-
Two Itrokoo after an alarm. dro out. to
calls do tniont. 1-1
Three Ilow otrohoo water to ho our
1— ——-l 1
At ll: 05 p. in. oooh Woo-nod”. o be:
to ullod for toot.
district nine to
solved by tolopr-ono.
re Ilormo for on
Four long blasts of the whistle M
8:30 a. m. and 12:30 p. in indicate
no ocnooi for the ‘foliowing oeooion
l—l—l—l
IAIT NORWALK FIRE ALARM IGXII
Flro headquarters. I! van um ltroot
Telephone 170
d—F‘Itch School (private).
Prlvoto boxes will only no pulled for
A telephone menus to Eloctrio Elation
(105) botweon the houro of o p In. on!
EverythinIgjn the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
We Rent Automobiles
The roads for miles around are ropldly getting in prime‘condltion
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.
OSCAR H BANKS
Distributor tor Fairfiold Coud‘b’.' . . . tithe: Rant, Nor-walk, Conn.
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A Vacation for Everybody
Four Days’ Trip 818
888 Miles of Travel—~—.::~-AII Water
New York toOld Point Comfort, Va, including meals and stateroom
berth on steamer, luncheon at. Hotel Chamberlln, thence via James River
Night Line steamer to Richmond. \'a., including supper,,lrtateroom berth.
and breakfast the following morning; noondey luncheon at Hotel Jefferson,
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond; leave Richmond saIme evening via.
steamer to \‘orfolk \a., including supper, stateroom berth and breakfast
the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship: leave Norfolk
same evening {except Sunday) 7 p. m,.for New York, including meals and
stateroom berth, arriving New“ York following afternoon about 4 p. m.
Steamers sail every week day at3 p m. from Pier as, N. IL, New York,
foot of N. Moore is t.
Send for ultra ted pamphlot.Ifrour Department.
OLD DOMINION LINE
w. L. WOODRQW, Traffic Monroe r J. .1; BROWN, Gen. Paco, Agent
There will be a meeting of Company
day for the first time.
. jumped out of a roller coaster car at
. proved false.
‘ leIr. New York city. Li‘ho‘ sum oi: 350‘.
'moounit'o .x' nnlnuIIron
lng office. It has been erroneously re- '1‘ Military Branch L. O. 0. M., tomor-
ported that "‘9 Trust Company would row afternoon. at 2. 30 o'.ciock at the
start business on Monday. but this is office of Capt. Frederick H. Ganung.
110‘ 50- They WI“ We“ 0" next Satur- on South Main street, for the purpose
of completing flnah'arrangements for
attending the big Haverhill celebra-
There was a report In circulation tion on Monday. It is Impprtant that
that a Harstrom student had fallen' or every member be on hand.
i
Baton Point last night Manes“ Bay: The Laval Order of Moose is milk.~
ley explains that this would be Iilnpos- in'g arrangements to hold an entertain-
sible, but that the facts are the young ment and dance at R'Plon point Danc-
man lost his hat, and after the ride ing “Pavilion on Friday night June 26.
was over. he left his friends to find it. The Military; Branch “vm probably
Ellis friends became worried and raised give an exhibition (33311 in their new:
the révort he had fallen out: WW“ uniforms. Dancing will he held to 12
‘ I'o‘clock,I and a small admission of 25c ;
' will be charged. A competent'orchss: i
tra will furnish the music I‘
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T—Strawg' and Panamas. O'Brien'a.
The governing board of the Nor-
walk Country Club held its regular
meeting last night and voted in Itwo
resident and tour non-resident mem
hora. The» local merInlIz‘erIIs are Dr D
$983: £582,331,, w. afiegtdfi Iron tell this noon. Dr. is i. smell
Bridggport' George W Parkins- at was weaned. and rendered midicai
Brooklyn, N.~Y.; Charles C. Redford, "“mfiflle The In“ 83" I“! name
BrooklynuN. v., and ram oiling Mn. 88 Julia Harris. at Bridgeport. '3
While working on the railroad pear'
theI Washington Street Bridge, one or
‘olectrlcal wire‘a suffered aubadlIy
o! A very pl'ea'sant social timewas en-
'mnmhm tag; joyed last evening in the orwalk
till-e were Itaken High School Hall when ”the Norwaik
Teachers: Associstlpn tendered Io r‘o—
option to the City' Board. of Slipco-
lion. An cit-Silent musical program
' I 1- were served. . Nomi.mi_ oi! the tooth-
the force of men repairing some of the '
{smashed toe, when a huge pi'dcc' o'f _
tafo’jaiivo! to their chanc'oam q'uicll ‘
to that taming. of conditions.
', was heard oils}. which. refreshments: '
SUMMER DRESSES
In the latest child‘s and the season’s most fahionablo
designs.......:...i.....................I.. $149 up
Wash Skirts ,
In ratine, linen, crepCS, etc., long and short ‘tunics; also
hand embroidered .. $1 25 up
M. Moltascll & Son
I in 120 Washington, St.. I . “31AM Store—219; Atlantic 8L. Stamford.
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OPPORTUNITIES . .I 1‘
I Old Dealinion Line‘.
Let us hook you for one on these
Delighttnl Short Soc Trips
“.00 on. WIYI “4&0“. IHQIlIIIId TI‘IP.
I80. Company’s Advertloomlnt :"on
Each do; bring: newlopportunltlos.I
Added possibilities. for Amoco Ivyllo'I
There is than a way {or the con-1 . _ .1“. 5.
retention. skilled worker 6?! MI , II-lav'é'YIou Insured That New
ulna—wipe 1. Sentinel Willi Ad": ‘ AutpmobIIOi
a
.I M. Layton 8: Ci», in;
Real Estate and Insurance
aurora A
stating briefly and cenciselyI your cpl
po'rlonooo; teii‘ oi your proficiency and I
cock 9 position where cnérgeudgweli ..
directs! oorfloIo'I will ism: in dollaite'
o—Marvin School (privllo
Ill—Eu! Washington and oft Ito.
lid—Von Zandi St. and Oooorn An.
'1! 16— East Ave and Rowan It.
. :i‘l-—Wlnneld St
I! Part and Charloa 8“
East Ave. and Fitch at.
it. John St. and Edlio Avo.
Jeovlew Ave. and First at.
835— ulcvond and Seconda 8t.
38 C I Ave. and Fifth
m—Bouleurd and Blocutono It. (TIL
Iii—Kayo” 8t. and Pine Hill Avo. rol.
Sil—Keyoer St. and Duck Pond
Its—841mm Hovon. (’1‘
do
will be
fire on
Sci-on
I
win; location of Ilro. In slow]
you of noorootbox
remiooo when Ioootod
oiornlil ore only to be given in
the chief or acting chief upon hio arrivo
It tho Bro.
8p ocloi Olpnolo
'l-Ono hint at odd times. footing or ill:
l—Oone bloat It I
l- l—Two hiutl.
|l- ll—«Twenty two, at I o. in no man
in; Mouton of public "hodlm
il- li—‘l‘wonty-two. at ll: :0 p. .no I!-
reravtiu canton of pumlc oohooi.
'lllll“ll Xi‘an blast! quickly IAIII tlv
ontiro dmrlmont
—-——
.m., standard timo
out
NonwALk rlno ALAouI
ISICofiior :A; mom and “W310 Strut"
on V moo II I“
gl—E‘mnc and Kellen oil-cor.
onPork
lo—Weot Avenuo and Borkcloy Btrooi
I'I—l-‘ronkiin a‘venuo and Lynn Plooo
ll-Jlu house (Private box).
32~Weot Avenue and Merwin Stroo
B—Horbor Avbnuo and Orchard Street.
iii—Chapel Sin-ct and itrbor avonuo
io—Wut Avenue. noor tho armory.
is—Stevono Street and Kim Crolt.
li—Cmsn Street ond Wilton avonuo.
i2— Main ot cot and North Avonuo.
iii—Franco tioot.
Sl—Moin and Catherine Streeto.
.. Ulnnln Road and Fair Strooi
H—Chootnut Street. near Bummer ll
56—Hoin Street and Union Avonoo.
“—01: The Groon.
os-Eut Avenue and Lincoln Avonuo
Ito—hot Avenue and Dunn o.
ROWAYTON FIRI ALARM DIITRIOTI
I ’l‘wo strokes of dro boll. thus. 1-1. In
t:—Hl¢hlo.nd Avo. to N. Y. N. E. A I
it n.
18—Hickory Blun and Bell lIIInd.
10v Pino Point and Roton Point.
rl—laong Inland Sound to Bonnie
3-“Lwntnl. " McKlnIo St. to
Ill—Grand Street and ndol'ih Lorin.
:l—Ponnoyor Bot. memo
ZS—Crcoo BLt Roil.rood
20—81mm to Ildo.
Woot m.
ii—Whito Bridge north to Brook-loo.
ltWhitoBrI Brian B. E. to L 1. Sound.
. W. to L. 1. Bound.
Ono Itroko o tho nro boll at odd timo-
lndicotco tooling
Four cuckoo" of are boll. thul. t-l-l-l
water to bo Iuht on
I ”A third or non out-mo ionic-to «new
It.
onnoyo
Nor-walk Postofi‘ice
I . MIIII Donatello! \
tlzoo o. m.—
ilflitfi‘%2§“w ensign.
. 9540 a. w—Eul.w Madison orwoll.
‘ 13:00 run—Now York and Wort. '
'91:? p. Mali—Om andaISo'nth Nor-walk.
: z . — ury ‘
Inn 3'" wriggling»! at stomforvl. hot
#8230}; m— Htandaouth orwalh.
Itoo p. ni.-WIIIr(iI%lIi Station. Donbury III
5:» a lit—nut. West a So. it om
1:00 p. m. v. West: it So Nor-wail.
' ' 8n doyo Ind HolIdIIyo.
I Loot mail clam at I: 809 m.
Bundoy collection at a: so p: in.
' mm Rocolvod.
1:00 I. m.—-All dlmtlunl.
7:00 o. in. on Btotlon.
7:15 a. rim—East. west of Bridgoport.
s 821.5 I. m.-—-Wilton and Donn
0:30 o. m—South Norwolk.
11:0! o. I‘m—Eh“. West and So. Nor-won
13:80 p. m. ~Donbury division.
3:00 p. m. — at. West and 30. Remix
2:80 p. m. -— t
iii 1| pin. Ira—Eliot and Souths!
om
.00 p. or. «unfair lIrItIvrIt. Brooklyn and Court
1:” p. rim-Eon. Welt ‘o'rrd So. Not-wall.
Olin
“133‘s. me—lio'nt Wort “fill 80. Nor-wall
men! window Iopon from! until i:
I. AMA Penna-ova
r5
,. South Norwollt iPostofiIlce
All“ ARRIVE #ROIIN
"$35130 .gl'm
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I "SIGNS OF DISCONTENT,
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.. during the first tvvo vve ks in liay' I
and they were cleaned and swept be--
. To gayl‘y ramble through- the weeds
'2 To pluckih‘e blop'somscr the fruit.
' He stops ‘to watch the gentle‘kine,
' Your looks might irritate the cow." I
Jacoby’s‘ .
, Special Sale ii
in all departments
TODAY "
, Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre .:
SENTINEL
READERS’
NEED OF A NEW SCHOOL.
..Edilor Evening Sentinel: .
The attl'on of the City Council in se-'
lecliilg the (‘edar street site for a new
school building was a right move. '
’l‘he llcard of Education should take
immediate steps to have an eight room .
building el‘H'lctl. Possibly it would
be a better plan to have a twelve '
Fits—U Eyeglasses
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room building at this location. ltI \'
would relieve the other schools andI t *1 F1" I
give ample accommodations to this III II; ‘0
section for several years to come. I‘ I‘ ~
have been told that there are vacanti
rooms ill the (‘oncord street IllllId-l
illg: also at ltovvaiton and East Nor-I
walk. It would appear that there IS'
need of some revision ill our school'
pro ‘llrms. Let us havae twelve room'
Ibllildlllg on the Cedar slleet site at
Ionce. There should he no more do
lav. The parents who are Beeplv M fppo.\:\tt..dHo’i'it'. Th¢:¢r;-I
I on I). ‘- noo ay on rail
Iinterested ill school matters are Iie' Evenlnno, 8: 3° to 9. ,-
conlillg impatient vvitll so many back u, y_ “dun—727 ..th Ave.. 9 to
Ting and filling tattlt‘s. 4 p. in. daily.
op '
See )8: Kauue f- 7710;!
Stowe/y Norrceably'
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at. liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
OPTICIAN.
Room 6. Keeler Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
I A PARENT. ;
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5 SHOULD OIL WILSON AVENUE.
IEditor Sentinel:
lias our street commisisoner (clan:
a trolley ride to Roton Point this s...“
‘soll? if not. he should do so and their
Ille might realize how hundruls ol our
I tllxpavers are smothered in dust. .
I
“Beautiful Roion l'oillt' is almost illl
possible to reach with scales of auto
mobiles passing the trolleys on dust I‘
laden roads. From the povver house
NI") Roton one cannot see the road onI
Iaccount of clouds of dust and, as for
'tlle motorman. it is a marvel how he
can see his way.
I Mr. (‘oilillllssiollen have this roadI ' .
'oilcd . THE PLEASURE
, vvhere thousands of people are .
made uncomfortable and leave the as well as the healthfulness of out-
door living is recognized by more, 5
side streets until later where tllereis
people every year. We‘ve planned to
no travel. This road being direct ill ,
help you make your veranda the most
touch witll Standard Oil station. it
vvvould be dead easy and you vvouldvvin attractive D1808 in 10W“, {01' we have
PORCH FURNITURE
a vote of thanks fronl the smothered:
MOTHERS AND BABIFS' Ithat is appropriate and vvill make ev-
cry nook and corner cool looking and
‘ :comfortable. Call and soothe new
Idesigns in Furniture for every room.
Allow me to congratulate you on the'
Ivery full and comprehensive report of;
the Commissioners meeting of lllelThe 1" 1' AngeVine. ‘
St Son Company
First District which appeared in the?
Complete Housefurnishrrs
l Thursday Evening Sentinel. \\‘llile in'
at c .-
.ollr ovvll district local paper We had
‘count of unimportant preliminaries. Upholstererlng and Furniture '
Editor Sentinel:
Ionlv a meagre and abbreviated
I
IYonr paper Is giving tlle people the es-I Rf airin
'sential and interesting happenings of: D g
all sections of the city in full detail.I ..,.— m_.____1==
and it is appreciated by tile genelal'
public. There seems to be war clouds
gathering in our district and distant;
rumblings are heard of calling at.
meeting to consider a petition for the!
resignation of the District Commis-
sioners “e are living In strnllgeI
times. It is not necessary to move:
to Mexit‘O. « ‘
A Good Roof Test 5 ‘
is a hard snow storm. If your '
roof leaks, drop us a card or
'phone us. We will repair and,
pa a_int it all for one price, guaran- ‘
“teed xc per square foot. Call no»
inow. "
OILING 'THE STREETS. 'E. R. Bradley &C0o; ’1,
“T “It” ' ‘ I GENERAL noor AND moon
During the past‘years our streetsl
FIRST WARD.
CONTRACTORS.
have been oiled and put into proper
condition much callier in the season I11 Washington St. So Norwaik. Conn.
While Commissioner Dunlop had, Phono 781.
charge of the streets they were oiled,
-‘-I»
\-s-\‘\-\.\‘\‘\
fore. oiling, which is the only way to}
do a good job. It is now the middle!
of lune and West street one of tlleI
principal and most traveled Iniets to‘
our clItIy has not yet beell oiled Thei . ,
street dirt and ground stone is being H
Iblown off the roadway and deposited H
‘in the adjoining doory ards Who is; a.
at fault?
Vv'ES'l‘ STREET.
THE CITY MAN ABROAD.
(Washington Star.)
The city boarder now proceeds
Painting __
Paper Hanging
'r‘sl
Decorating
Until he hears the farmer say.
“Keep off the grass! You'll spoil the
' nay-rt. - , - ‘
‘:
He thinks his fancy it might suit
'Don‘t d'o‘it." shouts the hired hand,
"We’ re raisingI that stuff to be
' cloned."
s"
\_\-'\‘\—I~.‘ ‘-—'-‘\‘-sus-x-x‘\‘\‘<
The- mllkma‘id says. "I ' must'I decline
To" let you hang around just'now,
we
wAr'ld that is why he longs to roam
Back to tho «Iplace called “Home, Sweet
Norwalk Chronicler