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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 13, 1914 · page 7

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L , Hospital a few day‘s ago, suifeging

 
 
 
 

 

”*9 Home- 11 VINOL‘
made Cflfldy The Modern Tonic

Body Buildu- and Wit Crutor
' Always Fro-h F. H. BAXTER, onuoolsr
HUYLER'S rAuous

cuochArEs
LANE'S PURE icE CREAM
THE easy or BAKERY
Pnooucrs

F. A. LANE

* 5‘ WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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David w. Raymond -
UNDERTAKER

.:' «law no MEN-s soiLomo
-, 27 wAsmnoou or.
‘ .Tcl., office, 1069-8; hoot, 098

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Practically all the cottages at on‘ H. n. Nichols. it New York, is cc 1
bar View Beach are now occupied for cupying the morn cottage, at Bell is-
the season.“ liand. for the summer.

 

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A daughter was born yesterday to Floyd 1. Angevine, of West street; I
Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander, of was obliged to leave his duties yoster-.

15 Charles B, street. day and go home because of illness. ‘

Midsummer gowns. smart styles for
hot weather. at Road's.

~High, medium straws. O'lirlen’s.

Mrs, E. L. Beyer and son, Frederick
L, Boyer. of New Haven, have been
visiting relatives in Norwalk.

There will be an important meeting
of the vostry or Trinity Episcopal
Church. tomorrow, at noon, after the
regular services.

Mr, and Mrs. George A. Shelton, of
Punxstawney, Pennsylvania, are the
guests of reintives‘in Ntwnlk.

 

The young men who set ”19' style'.
place are wearing pencil stripe suits. l'

Money timing specials at the 1303- Rogers & Stevens have n large stock
ton Store today > at prices to suit all.

Fl
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Mr. and Mm. Jarvis Williams. 0!.
Bridgeport, motored to the home of
Mrs. Viiillnms' gallant, IWilliam Ii. '

Ex-(‘ouncilman Jacob Linxweilor is
having concrete sidewalks placed in
from of his property in Lincoln ave-

 

 

 
 
 

Young Men Who
.. “Set the Style Pace”
Are Wearing

Pencil Sum

cm m m Arr WA” DENT or
ALL ermpEs WOVEN—CHALK STRIPES, NEEDLE
STRIPES, HAIR LluEs.

$15 and $20

v

coon OFF‘WITH THE ARGYLE—A now consists. luau-
goo Shirt, soft collar If wontod reversible soft oiffo and drum-
orl. The oOOIoot oummu cannon: yet made—u " '

 

with the multitude and
open on account at the

F airfield County

 

on e Smith. of Wést street yesterday. l

 

The South Norwalk Trust Company
says save'your money, and bank it
yourself. Do not spend it foolishly,
andhave some one else bank it.

 

__.._

Cut flowers. frcsh daily. will be found
at the South Nor-walk Fruit and Flow
er Company, South Main street. They

also carry a full line of plants. etc.

The children's exercises will be con-
ducted tomorrow morning at the South
Norwalk Congregational Church llt’
10:30 o’clock. The service will he‘
very enjoyable and a large number of
the children are expected to attend.

 

Special sale in all deprtments at

i
i
!
Jacoby's today. .

 

After a severe operation and illness
of some weeks, Prentiss Lingan grad-
uated with honors from Webb Naval
College. Fordham Heights. New York.

 

It you are building or thinking of

' The City Nationalybank.
G O O D W I L L

o .

in seeking to expand the business of this Bank we realize that

we must satisfy every depositor. and not wholly ourselves.

Unless YOUR satisfaction is complete, we have achieved hilt

little.

We extend the same courtesy to all—therefore Good-Will as a
corner

business asset we guard most zealously—it is one of the
stones of this successful institution.

. Stamford Lawyer in Legal Battle With

E j for of Mr Rowen to recover $2,883.20

' 1 ed judgment for the defendants on

. Hence was his New York lawyer.

‘ i-

i it is now thought likely that the de

 

‘ at learned with mayonnaise moon“ with

ROWELL wms Loni-16mm
. ovEn slit ma

 

 

New York Attorney Ovér Settle- :

ment of Suit j
. At last Attorney George P. Row- L
. ell gets a ‘decision in his hard
3 fought claim for a fee of $2,500:
‘ against P. Sanford Ross, 8 “Newark;
contractor, and Hiram 1). Hence, a'
New Yorw lawyer. Recently Judge»
Tuttie handed down a decision in in-

and costs.
The case was tried once previous

‘i
I
l
ly before Judge Reed, who render-1

 

tho ground that Mr. Rowen was
\ltlod only to me, that be had
_boon tendered that sum and had re-
‘ hood to take it.

Takes Case to Supreme .COurt.
The plaintiff took the case to the
. Supreme court and that tribunal said

. A new trial was granted. ‘
Attorney Rowen

320,000 against the Holly estate in
: Stamford. Ross held the claim and

Howell secured a settlement of
‘ the claim for $17,250.95 and it was
considered very aatisfnctory. It wall
‘ the claim of thedofendant that Row-
ell was not acting as a collector, that
g be was assisting [Hones and was on-
tltled only to 8400. Judge Reed took
3 this view of it, '
‘ In his long litigation Attorney
moron wu‘ represented by Attorney
J'ohn c. Chunliomln, oi Bridgeport.

fendents will now take an appeal to

the Supreme Court.

DON'T LOSE SLEEP COUGHING
AT NIGHT.

 

 

Take Foley's Honey and Tar Corn-
pound. The very first dose surprises
you. It glides down your throat End
spreads a healing, soothing coating
over the inflamed tickling surface.
That's immediate relief. It loosens
up the tightness in your chest; stops
stuffy wheezy breathing, eases dis-
tressing, racking, tearing coughs,
soothes the irritated. inflamed brou-
chilll tubes and air passages. (‘hildren I
low. it. it is mildly laxative-as a'
cough medicine should be. and does
not upset or distress the most sensi~,
' tire stomach. Refuse any substitute.’
Contains ll'l opiates,
drugglsts.", . ,

Baking powder biscuits can be

chopped mint and will make delicious
sandwiches—limes News.

 

 

 
 
 
 

J Ladies’ 8: 'Misses’
5 Princess Slips f :

At $1.25 and “.50.

 
 
 

 

 

 

taking the prize in. the marine engim
eering course.

Highway Commissioner C. .1. Ben-
nett has awarded the contract for
reinforced. concrete on New Haven
avenue. Milford to Frank Arrigoni it
Brother. of Iiiiddletown. for appren-
mately 314, 212.

building read Charles H. Aisthorpc‘s
adv.

 

Rev. J. H. Holden. formerly pastor
of the Knight Street A. M. E. Church,
who was transferred to Albany. re-
cently, is expected in town next week.
and will ship his household effects to .3
his new field. Rev. iii; M. Shields has ,2
succeeded Mr. Holden here. and will ‘
conduct the services tomorrow.

 

A stated communication of Old
'Weli Lodge, No. 108, F'. and A. M.,
will be held on Tuesday, June 16th, at
8 o'clock. The M. M. degree will be
worked. This will be the last steed
communication this summer. Refresh-
ments of straw berries and ice cream
will be sen ed

Two candidates were initiated last "
evening at the meeting of the Douglas
Fowler Post, W. R. C. An invitation .
was received trom the W. R. 0.. 0! i,
New Canaan, to attend a pink ten to --
. ,hc given on the afternoon of Wednes- ..
day of next week from three o'clock
until six. A large nnmbcnof the mem-
.,hers are planning to attend. An invi-
tation ‘was received from the carnival
committee to participate in the.c'lrnil j
Val ofJuly 3d. The matter was con --
sidered. but no definite arrangements '
docidcdmpom, _ .

1 Ladies' and misaes’ Princess slips at-
J. I. Mailette‘s. ..

 

 
 
 
 

George B. Palmer, of South Nor-
walk. who has been employed for
some years as s chauffeur in New
York and w'ns taken to the Stamford

 

from heart trouble, is reported as talk. ,. . .
1'“ ing rapidly. and there is little hope of ..
“hisreccvery. " , _ if

: THE aA'NK or SERVICE

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

: »—_~.Herman Jackel, of Norwich, was the] II 5—0-
‘ mono: honor, inst Evening at tLe ;'
meeting ordiumboidt Lodge, No. 6 ~
0. D. H. S. LnsLyoar's cmcors were ,: Every Gent

reelected for another term. After‘ the
mom a pleasant social hour was '-

 

' numerals. . . '7

 

 

Fiii'.‘ Cut F lowers

OF EVERY KIND

EVERYTHING IN PLANTS. OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT.
' a

South N orwalk Fruit & Flower Co.

No. 2 South Main Street Telephone .364

 

 

We Are Giving You a Good Discoimt
on Tires and .Tll-bos. it will pay you to get our prices before you

purchase. Our goods are on sold on a guarantee.

, .

We also give you Adjustments that will surprise you.

.F E. Lockwood 6.. Co.

39 WALL STREEI NGRWALK.

 
 
 
 
 

Bargains .-.

16 inch oscillating, for South

. . Bridge Fish Market
" .i Wont: End Wuhington it. Brim. ..
; trELEPHouE 10s; South Nomln. ::
Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown. 1;

Ladlco' Muslin Princess Slips,
Round neck and flounce. trlm- '
. Inedm‘ith embroidery. some with
round neckfnnd bottorn oi skirt ,
scalloped; torchon lace trilli-
med.

At $2.00 and $2.50. ,
Muslin and Nainsook Princess
Blips. Flounce dnintiiy trim- '
‘. med with embroidery, round »
:‘necll, finished with lace ribbon :‘

drawn.
Missel’ Princess Slips,
At 98c.

Mlueo' Princess Slips Round --
I: neck neatly finished with lace "
:: and heading, bottom of flounce .. 3
. scalloped.‘ ‘
‘ Other Styles up to 81.75.

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Soft Shell Crabs
Lobsters

. ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH, LONG
A‘ND ROUNb “
CLAMS

CUTBILL’S

 

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YOU will find in our stock of Regal Shoes, shapes all
patterns to fit every foot and fancy and to both every
occasion. This includes a representative showing of the
“raised" toe models, which are popular because of the

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

? Judge Reed erred in his conclusions. ‘~

-, had charge of .L
' the collection of a claim of over

 

condort they afford, and they make ihe toot look shorter.

 

 

 
 

Luther M. Wright

Dealer in Overland Cars; -:- Brockway
Trucks from '4 ton to 2 ton; ‘3 Univeml
Trucks from 1% ton to 5 ton: -:- Chase
Tracks from '4 ton to 3 ton.

Fresh Mined COAL

All coal. no slate and thoroughly screened. Place your order for

next winter's supply.

HARRIS. & GANS COMPANY

Water Strut, South Norwalk. Tel. 721.

 

 

 

 

 

For sale by all _

 

Suits Cleaned and PressedWeekIy

at Contract. Prices H 'PHONE roe PARTICULARS

_ Let our driver 'siop regularly
We will keep your suits in first‘

every week for your suits and
class condition for " a stated they will be returned the next
amount- per month.

day. .‘i

CRESCENT LAUNDRY :

PHONE 5-4,

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

Roton Paint Park

I is an ideal spot for those who appreciate the best
I cooked and. splendidly served. ,

NEVILLE BAYLEY '- - . - - . -.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Casino Restaurant

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of food properly . I

 
 
 
 
 
 

Special Shore Dinner $1. 50
Chicken Waffle Dinner $1. 50

Telephone 500 for table reservation
Popular prices metal] in the big lunch room.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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WHITE SHOES

Are just as cool and comfortable as they look. We have

all styles for men, women and children, -

 
 
 
 

‘ In

 
 
 
 

Connea’lly and Bracken

18 WASHINGTON 8T. ’ ‘ "

 

 

 

" because or their attitude towards their work had their ability

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

25 Merrill Graduates:

Have You Noticed

lit Silicon In 4. out... 16 placed In 6 weeks, as placed in a wacky
nusiNEso MEN PREFEn MERRILL onAouArEs

 

render ancient service , , ‘
Soho“ in “onion the Entire Your. " '

Merrill Business Colleges

Scum uoawAtk ‘ WAm-‘cno. r

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