THURSDAY, JUN-8.18, 1914
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING
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SENTINEL
PAGE FIVE
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SU M M E R NOTICE;
Underwear -
For Gents, Ladies and tfidreu
Ladies‘ Swiss Ribbed and Shay
ed at 10c.121-2c and zoo
I'uion Suits 25c, 35c and 50c
Gents Balbriggan Underwear
.............. 25c Ind 50°
E. K. Banks
Mahackomo Hotel Black, So. Notwolk.
For the Best Results have your
Films Developed and Printed
here.
WM. P. BEERS
look and Stationery Store.
South Norwalk. Norwalk
.——.
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Personal Cards.
Card made"
WEATH ER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night, slightly warmer in the interior;
Friday moderate south and
southwest winds. Disturbances, cen- lsc Doz.
tral this morning over upper Michigan Any style you wish, Look over the
and Alabama. are causing unsettled samples at
Have your Personal
while you wait.
2 Doz. 25c
fair;
weather with local showers and ‘ ,
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thunderstorms from the Gulf north‘ D 0 N N b L L Y Si
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ward to the Lake region. Cool. Pleas- . STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
ant weather continues along the At- ; 16 BOUT" MAIN STREET.
lantic coast. The greatest rainfall re- '._.—_.._.—-:___
ported tor the last 24 hours was 1. 08
inches. at Knoxville. Term. The tem. :"EWSPAPEB "E"
3 1m 51 BASEBALL
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peratures are rising slowly in the
western and central districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.;
Temperature: Low, 60: high. 73.
and interesting game of ball played in
Clear. ’
lAmusement Park. on Meadow street,
William 11 Webb. of Stamford, is a ‘0 "‘9 “"13 0‘ ‘1 ‘0 7
ivisitor in this city today in the first few innings of the game
, ——~;—- the bankers showed up strong. but as
‘ The Peoples TN“ Company will the game progressed they lost their
open for business on Saturday; June skill, due. perhaps. to the fact that
20th. 1 -
Wilbur lreland. a pitcher with consid-
The newspaper men yesterday at'-.
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ternoon defeated the bankers at a fast}
’Mr. and Mrs. A. F.1Beckman, of New
York city, are visiting friends in this
city today
7 ' e
Raymond Brothers have received a
permit to place a gasoline tank. on
erable steam and curves, was put in"""'I
the box in the place of McLean. who
retired to second base. The bankers
claim that McLean broke his agree-
ment to pitch the whole game when
be substituted a faster pitcher, which
" 'si- drifted States Senator igrank an:
is disputed.
______ i 'Myron W Osborn held down the
Mrs H Fry and Mrs S. J plan. of newspaper men to good advantage,as
"Bethel. have been the guests of Miss did Greenwood The umpires. ““0
slim A. Baker, 2 West avenue. .were many and distinguished. consist
_______ Ied of City Clerk Joseph J. Linxweller,
H. A Hegelien was issued a permit: '0“? Engineer George 5- 'Sherron and
to install plumbing in the home of J Attorney Freeman Light
Steegmuller of Meadow street ’ The lineup was as “no":
7 I I Newspapermen—Mebean, p; 'Dokus.
11 3b; lreland,1b; Aiken,c; Lewis, ss;
‘ their dock in Water street,
The scholars of the school showe
efficient end careful training. and great lreland rt ““9""! " Paul 2"
credit is due Miss.Mo‘Mahon, their Saabe. Cf
’ Bankers-0sborne. p; Dane. 31);
teacher. ' '
llWoodward 1b; Kelly, c; Greenwood.
Big production, skilled workmen and 33- POGZEIDY. Ff: Wardell, if; Robins,
best materials make Ford quality high 2" 1’8“?“ 97
' and Ford prices low. See S. L. Bene-
dict’s adv, ’ . l
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CABNATIONS.
t Carnations and my first love! And he
Kenneth Tolles. of South Main 8
was seventeen,
is in attendance this week at the clos-
ing excerslses of Yale University, or
1, which he is a student.’ : ‘ 1y 3“" between!
The Norwalk Furniture House, on" 5°h°°l danée “'39 7° ”9'
__M'ail street, is to have a large electric To pin among my ribbons in hopes
iisfgn'on their store. Enoch Silver has ““4 he might see
_ been issueda permit to do the work. And all the girls stood breathless to
1 . . _ ~ '~ watch as he Went through
The commodore and the regatta com
mittee of the Norwalk Yacht Club will
. Inset this evening at the
Charles F. Mills, on Highland avenue.
swept the heart from you!
more than I can kn‘oW—
The shyest of the small girls that all
adored him so.
NORWALK ’HOSPITAL ‘NOTES. I,
» - ‘ Miss Ethel Klinofelter of ‘Rowayton. 7 337d “5 with my prayer- “739371.
' --was admitted to the Norwalk Hospi-
walked with head held high—
“Carnations are your flower!" he said
tal ester-d afternoo where she re- 4
’ ay 11, - I as he strode by. -
‘. coivod linedioal treatment. ~
Mrs. Clara Schmidt. of North Main
f’ street Second District, was dis-
‘v‘bbsrged from the instlttuion pester;
.da‘y afternoon after having “Seas con- :5“ ,
.flned for several days. ' ‘ l
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Carnations find my first love! ~ The
years are gone a score; " '
an eyelash more;
~ And those Were all the lo’vejwords that
’Fonmea senaroa HISCOCK-DEAD ' 97111" 0' ‘1' ”79-" ”
Perhaps he may be married—perhaps
8 Y., Jun 18. —Form-
YAACU E'N' ' ° he may be dead,
H0 I And yet
cock pied suddenly here today.
inrpoth'a
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And i was only twelve years——a state;
I bought them on the morning the
Vlith curly crest and grand air that:
home of And why he paused at my side, is.
1111? I recall his first name; and scarce I
:to smell carnations, their
spicy, bony sweet . . ,_
Pot-tuning til We atek‘t‘oom, or pasta
rite: iiin midi "is 91 inseam"
11* BRASS BEDS.
OUR STOCK OF BRASS BEDS REPRESENTS A DIRECT
SAVING 0F FROM ”.00 TO $12.50 ON A BEDSTEAD THAT IN
PATTERN, CONSTRUCTION AND FINISH ARE THE BEST POS-
§IBLE AND THEY WILL LAST A LIFETIME.
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A FEW OF THE SPECIALS:
$47.50 BRASS BED, NOW .............................. $35.00
$12.50 BRASS 131:1). Now ............................... 832350
$23.00 muss BED, Now ............................... $21.00
$24.00 BRASS 111:1), NOW ............................... $15.00
$21.00 BRASS BED_ NOW ................................ $13.50
$16.50 BRASS BED, NOW ............................ $12.98
$13.30 BRASS 111:1). NOW ................................ $9.98
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A.‘J. Collins ‘8: Co. .
FertiliZers
Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
of Lime. Land Plaster. VMuriate of Potash Nitrate of
Soda.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
UIHER SPORTS.
SHALL TOWING BE PERMITTED?
Of Little Advantage to Yacht Except to.
Shorten Time of Voyage in Calm.
NEW YORK, June 1a.;wnn the
,three America’s cup defense yachts,
illesolute, Vanitie and Defiance, engag- -
ed in almost daily test races and Sir
Thomas Lipton's challenger Shamrock
1V. preparing to sail for America, in-
terest in the coming international
races for the famous 'yacht trophy is
increasing rapidly. The status and rac-
iing ability of the three American
{sloops are fairly well established but
the full possibilities of the Nicholson
seventy-five ‘footer will not be known
Summer
for Women
Writ":
Dresses
and Misses
speeialy pricedfor this week at
98c $1.98 $2.98 and $5.98
All Sizes,
Alterations FREE.
Jacoby’s
153 Washington Street.
Opp. Hoyts Theatre
until she can be seen in practice'off
Sandy Hook. Her description as ea-
‘bled from England, points to a yacht
which departs from many of the orth-
odox canons of sloop building. Many
yachtsmen believe that Designer Nich-
‘olson with his radical innovations has
iproduced a boat that will prove ex-
tremely formidable. This belief in-
creases the interest with which Shani-
«Irock 1V. is awaited on this side oftlie
{Atlantic. and raises the question again
{as to whether the cup committee will
[permit the challenger to be towed at
any time during the long ocean my.
age which is to he soon undertaken.
I The same question is agitating Eng-
lish yachting circles and there is much
discussion in both clubs and public
s‘a WALL arnzn'
NORWALK.
PHONE as
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free .
prints regarding this Important nuclei
of the cup contest. The impressrona
iprevails abroad that the New York.
Yacht Club committee is opposed to;
granting permission to tow and whilel
the limiter is under discussion neither
the challenging nor defending clubsl
will state their officials' attitude in the,
matter. Basing their opinions on the?
assumption that such permission will!
<be granted reluctantly. If at all. the}
in We Rent Automobiles
English yachtsiuan and writer holds
that the restriction Is one that handi-
lcaps the challenger. That there are
lwo sides to the controversy. however.
;is shown in the following article by a
Iwell-known English yachting author-
in‘r Allll 1111111119
IIIIEW STATISTICS
YALE VARSSITY EIGHT.
'11 P05. Name. Class. Age. Ht. Wt. Prepared at. Home.
‘ 4 - y: Stroke-.1. A. Appleton..1914 2‘3 6:00 163 St. Paul’s.....\'ew York
The mode for miles around are rapidly gettlng in prime condition “It is very evident that considerable No. by u, 31¢“an . .1914 21‘ 6;00 174 Groton.. ..... Baltimore. (31:1,.
\nd therein no greater pleasure than aspln through the country,when misconception exists in many quarters .\'o. 6-ll. 1.. Rogers. .1914 22 R00 175 Groton ..... Hyde Park, N Y
i when the first signs of fibrin! Ere showing it; roam: toitbe Efficacy of towing. No. 5—11. D.'Sturtevant.l915 19 0:01 173 Andover ........Wasliington.
.‘ uring he 1 me i at the matter was No. 4~J. R. Sheldon, Jr.1915 20 6:00 177 Taft . Savannah‘ 7
Our rates are 1'6?! “38'0““?- and 0‘" Chelhfenrs are skilled and In doubtcommonr clearly showed that No. 341.11. Titus ...... 1914 20 5:10 172 Mamaroneck 11s.. Mam’neck
careful men. Orders by telephone will receive prompt attention. there existed a .Wldespreld belief that No: 27715.3. iMeyar,;.,, _1915 22 6:00 159 Garden City, Gt. Neck. L I.
the handicap which a vessel incurs in Bow—Sethwlaow, 2nd...;1916 20 5:10 171 Groton........\'ew York City
0 s c A R a B in N K s r , — '-~'—-
imaterialtriraduad if allowed to low .. vmeoages ..... . ’«31 531115172 ' ‘- -- '- ~
,. mammm to, mmmmmuu. 3mg, gum: Nor-walk. Com, «This is Ill-settler w.rous The one .001. —-a. Mound, Jr. .1915 19 5:07 115 St. Paul....... .Garrlson, Md.
mrnwoooooooom immature ot- towins is that. in care of .. . HARVARD VARSITY EIGHT.
.. _M _.__e .__.-.. ”v..- - '“8 "- winds and calms, the time 0C9“? P08. Name. Class. Age. Ht. Wt. Prepared at. Home,
”- "' ""L .11ch on the passage is shortened It Stroke—L. s. (‘hanler...l914 22 5:11 157 Eton . ....... New York City
A V ti f E dy 7-“ quite erroneous 10 31190039 that the No.7 -—E. W. 'Soucy ..... 1916 21 5:11} 176 Boston Latin ..... : .Boston
{ aca on or ve ry O Ylnermlasion to tow enables a vessel to .\'o. 6~K. 'B. G. Parson..1916 20 5.08 180 Hope Scliool......Providence
I ' be more lightlyeonsimcted. To begin -.\'0. 5—0. E. Schall ...... 1916 20. 0:03 186 St. Paul.....New York City
| Four Day, 8 Trip $18 '4 with, the permission only applies ‘0 No. 4—8. ‘Hatwood.....1915 21 6:02 178 Middlesex ....L\'ewton. Mass.
,calm weather and no one responsible x0 0_ 3—4H. A". ilfurray....l915 20 6:01 166 Groton .......\'ew_ York C“,
888 Miles Of Travel—All water if“ the 108301 would desire to to“ No 0. z—w: 'r. Gardiner. .1914 21 5:11 175 Grates .’.......Gardiner. Me.
_ . when the“! is anything 0‘ a ”We” Bow~QReinoids (cairn) 1914 24 6:01 164 Andover......\lontclair, N. .1.
New York to Old Point Comfort, Va. including ‘meals and " stateroom Under 09mm condlllons 7* "93391 07 ' — —— —- ‘
‘berthl: (a steatmer. lunchfanhat 13mg Chammlin, thence via James River light construction is submitted to Averages ..... 21 6'00 174
.' 8 no a earner o 1: mon . a, inc 11 ng supper. stateroom berth, re ter tr in i to in t in sail- __, , """ °' I ‘
lanr breakfast the following morning: noonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson. 'fngaamls“ lls bynno hieagnsihmclomfortai Cox. 1" W' Sargent. '1916 20 .5‘08 “2 Stones """"" .Brooltlino
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond; leaie Richmond name evening via. Ible‘me 8 or rogresmn excepting in' - AAAAAA 7 I I h“—
steamer to Norfolk Va.. including supper, stateroom berth and breakfast ' p \
the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; leave Norfolk “"9 weather. 00 00 est
‘some evening (except Sunday) 7 p. m.for New York, including meals and "The reason for “”5 ‘3 that 7“ 10““
stateroom berth. arriving New York following afternoon about 4 p. in. ing it is not one continuous strain. Its. is a hard snow storm If M
Steamers sail every week day at 3 p m. from Pier 25, N. 3., New York,~‘ is absolutely necessary to have a very! roof leaks, drop us a card or
foot gr )3. Moore street. long low-line. otherwise there would be‘ phone us we will repair and
‘ en for illustrated am blot, Tour De artmen ‘ - - 7
D D D t- the probability of the \essel in towi paint it all for one price gum-an.
running upon the tug. Progress then need 1c Hp“. square fact can I“
OLD DOMINION »- LINE». -
. , . , . . , iWhen the hawser tautens the vessel
W. 7" W°°°R°W. Traffic "n‘" J: J- BROWN' Gen. Pan. A9"! receives a sudden impetus which car E R B dl &C
;rles her along faster than her tug is} ra ey 00 ,
- ----~' -—' Jg‘truveling. The hawser then slackens
'until the vessel loses her momentum.l GENERAL ROOF AND “.0"
FIRST SU MM]
Vacat th11 SALE
A Tremendous Bargain Giving
Occasion in ‘
Suits, Coats, Dresses Skirts,
. Waists, Underwear and etc.
i M Moitasch & Son
1 . 129 ‘Wlahlnntonfit‘ 3‘ Molh‘etom-Eiofitfuntlo so. comma.
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July 6 to Aug. 80 800 to 12.00
BOOKKEEPING BHORTIEMND, STENDTYPY TYEWRITIND.
"JO- 1;
"W. Gremlin}: 430’”: “panorama-ed for Fall Examinations. p
‘ em- 11 ooar 115m. ' , "
when it tautens again and anotheri
Jerk gives the vessel a plunge forward
again. and so the
With the slightest swell on.
are’ made much worse, and t
to tow a vessel against a head sea is
to submit her to a much more serious
bufletlng than she would receive in
matters
"\fr. Nicholson, speaking on the sub
ject, said the question of towing had
not troubled him at all Any vessel so
weakly Mammal! as to be unable to
make the padsage under sail would
stand a poor chance of arriving on
*the other sirloin tow. "
EAsreamaesooiA'rioa ,
GAMES FOR' THE WEEK
To‘dgy.
Bridgeport at New Haven.
" Hartford at New Brltain.
Waterbury at New London.’
Springfield at Pittsllield.
” Friday.
New moved at Pittsileld‘.
New iBrltain at Springfield.
Water-burger. New loaded.
~~Hartfoid at Bridgeport (2). ‘
’ ‘ 'aatui-day.
New dates at "Pitt‘nneid.
- New London at Bridgeport.
mimicry. 11ther Britain.
Hartford at Springfield
ennui—‘4;
Vittorio seen “:2,“ 1N was
. 1 >1
towing proceeds '
sailing. ' < !
Isaturday afternoon. at ago'cloclr. -
THE PLEASURE
as well as the healthfulness of out
0 attempt door' lhlng is recognized by more
people every year. We’ve planned to
help you- nfake your veranda the most
attractive place in town for we have
_ PORCH FURNITURE
that is appropriate and will make eV-
ery nook and corner cool looking and
comfortable. Call and see the new
designs in Furniture for exery room.
The A.- .l. Augevine
& son Company
Complete Ilousefurnishers
lipholsterering and. Furniture -
1. ., .. “Repairing“
SPORT NOTES.
. The .Westport baseball team will ‘
play against the Federals, of Norwalk, ,
'inext _-Sunday afternoon, at the W1]-
'iigwbrook field, Westport“
iwill be started. at...” 3
should prove a fast contest. .
no
The Broad Rivers will play the Nut-
meg; on the dis-pad River- diamondon
The game - ~, ,
o'clock and ‘ . .
CONTRACTOR“
ll Wuhlngton SI. So Norwalk. Conn,
Phone 731. '
fill-fa .
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The carnation.
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