SATURDAY, JUNE so. 1914
JIJ,
”HE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING 3mm
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Sterling’s
891,834.00 value Saturday .........................
All of the finest grade, ‘20 year guarantee Aluminum
gift to the June bride.
Saturday only ...........................................
Linoleum Sale
Many beautiful patterns to select from
127-129 Washington Street
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre
Saturday Special
Bridals Aluminum Sale
Consist of 1 large roaster, 1 No 8 tea kettle. 1.5 quart covered;
liu saucepan 1 2 quart percointor. ll-2qt lipped saucepan .1 51:7?“
31.00 and $1.25 Cook's and Wild's Linoleum quality, at
WE SPECIALIIE IN FURNISHING HOMES COMPLETE
Sterling Furniture Co.
“When Sterling says it's Oak, it‘s Oak"
$5. 95 set L)
fil’i'i
Ware. An ideal
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..... .. $5.95
39c equate yam
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V 1:30 p. mr~lSsnatorial District Conv
PROHIIIT'D“ 8T‘TE i ventions grouped in counties to nom-
l h is C t al -
Bunyan-'10" "EXI- WEEK 13;:me era 0 tale on r com
Afternoon session.
Convention 2:00 p. m.--—Music. Invocation. Re-
ports from committee on enroll-
The Prohibition State
will be held in New Britain, (‘onnw on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, ment, committee on nomination on
June 23 and 24,1913 in Swedish Con- State “cm-
. gregational Church, corner Main and 2:30 p. m.——-Addresa. William P. F.
lWalnut streets. Ferguson, of Pennsylvania, editor or
The provisional program follows: i “The Vindicator," Franklin, Pa. M u-
Tuesday, June 23.1914.5‘°'
4: 00 p n~Me¢ung or State Central 3: 10 p. m-Report from committee on
Committee finance. Address by James 'H. Woer-
6:00 p, 3,—4Meeflng of Connecticut tendyke. of California. field lecturer
Prohibition Trust incorporated of the National Prohibition Commit»
7- 45 D m .—Conventlon called to order tee-
; ,,,by fitatg,cbgmgn, i L G HUMP? 4: 30 p. Im.——4Mmoeihneous business.
- that. South HMsnchestu- invocation. ‘1“ Juninptdaaalon. " »
Presentation of Temporary om Swedish Congregational Church cor»
Music nor of Main and Walnut streets. Bids-
8: 00 p. m.«—-Ad‘dress:- "The National In rally and ratiflutien meeting.
Aspect al.’\ the Liquor Tramc"- 7- 45 p. m—Music. luvocatia: Intro:
James H. Woortendyke, of bra An- ductiou 0' “mum” on Sun ticket.
,geles, Cal. field lecturer National ’ ”"10- Address. William 1" F- For-
‘ .Couunlttee. , won. of Franklin r... editor We
at the conclusion or Mr. Woerten- nango Daily Herald." Music: “Am-
dyke'a address. the convention will re "ma-h
solve itself into county conferences to A hearty and cordial invitation is ex-
name a vice-chaplain and one member tended to every man or woman who
for each of the Mlowlng committees believes in the uplifting of mankind
from each county: by prohibiting the liquor trailic to at~
Credentials and Enrollment. Per- tend "“3 convention.
msuent Organization “dilutes. Nom- Every meeting, commencing with
inatlon of a chairman, secretary and the opening meeting on Tuesday eve-
tnoaaurer of the Sm. committee. hing. is open to the public.
Putter-m. Nominations for State tick- ”0918““ are “990““! mod to
ct. Finance. come for tire Tneadny evening meet-
Wednesday, June 24, 1914, inc in order to expedite business.
All meetings during the day in Junior Those desiring lodzhs either on
, _lAmer-lcan Mechanics' run on Hunger. Tuesday or Wednesday owning“.
ford Court, requested to write Mrs. Sidney Vii.
WW"! Sea-ion. Trader. 56 Francis street, New Bi-
9200 a: m.——Calied to order. Invoca- taiu.
tion. 593’: G. Whitefield Simonson,
or Seymour dymuur.‘ Music. .
9.15 a. mEJRoports from committee
on credentials. committee on perma‘
nent organization and rules, State
‘ chair-m. ate more». commit
tee- to :1: into ‘n chairman, score:
“tary and masher of State commit-
.- «a The reticular cum“ “'0 “““I
9: 50 a. mgj-slddreaa of welcome. 39- June 16' List mulled from omco
spouse by Theodore 1‘. Phillips. of 0' A- M Wooster. solicitor of patents.
B. L. G. HOHENTHM».
~ State Chairman.
South Manchester. Conn. June 15th
1914.
runny moms IBOUED TO con.
Macrlcur ‘INVENTORS. ,
.‘a
Bridgeport. Brim Conn" -
40: a a. 'Ij-t-Afldrbas by M or. John M. B. Anderson, m.
mutiuemrord electric switch.
'17:: and. um tromcommitteeon 00“ N Cm W ”T
_- platform , - podermic solution holder. ’
11: 30 a. arr—Comb “mentions to W 3- W W
nominate shorlila. 3 patients Nth: mounds, diam
, £18.00 m.—Consrsssronal conventions mm *
~ . .69 nominate candidates nor Con: MSW mm“
Ere”. trio outlet-Imus. ‘
:12: #1:! p. fur-m tor-dinner.
mm; new» museum. users Vilma“
‘ John T1 A“ W- 3 ”9m!
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fun-eun- .otaan- 2W
£71191“. turner.
tinny '8. Arnold, New Min,
ghammock rm
{ms tor dents utensils. tile-lam:
Maw West m. or-
horn-m
“ liner: 3. Porter. Nan Baron. k61-
Louis 6 Wagner and W Game-4a, mu: 6:8“. adore, sodas.
Charles F. smith. New Britain. ,
Charles Beardsley has purchased a
new Ford'L-ar. -
_- .3
Mrs, M, E. Godfrey returned today.
from East Orange. N, J.
with music, Mao and refreshments.
Among those present
Gertrude Tenor.
lir. and Mrs. lrving Lockwood,
spent yesterday in Easton.
c—oov
Miss Ethel Doty, has retllrned from
a few days‘ visit in New York.
aha
refifi'fif...
l
Miss Susie Faullraber. has returned
in the youngstersclothea.
i
Miss Veronica McGrath entertained
‘friends, last evening, at the home of.
{her sister, Mrs. Clarence B. Banks. of
No. 13 High street, South Norwallr. A;
very enjoyable evening was passed"
were Miss
Kiss Florence Mur-
ray. Miss Veronica MoGrath. Harry
Capella. Charles Tariov. James Shoo
inn and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Banks.
1 good play dress for a child can
be made from a man‘s worn shirt.
Cat it Dorothy style. and the work is
m , very little, not to mentiop ithe-gearing '
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Dog Diseases
AND HOW TO FB-
Iaum hash-undone. by then”
H. CLAY CLOVER. V. S. '
“I Waat Slat Street New Yo‘
Wrap cut bread in waxed paper it
you would keep it fresh.
For Undo-data Woe can
FRED H. GANUNG.
' Funeral Director and
» Embalmar.
Office and ladder-nu
34 5o. min 8t., 39. «9mm. 7'
iirofir‘n‘Al’ew days"visit in New York.
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Inn-«Maintenance. ani-
“.306.
in- Florence Banks. graduates on arr-(“#‘n'm
are.
Friday. from the Dunbar-y Normal ‘IIIO" “du- Ian- I“. D3“ we
8...... enamI-mggrrl'fi y
”dad.- Helur HUI-mau-
Miaa Helen ingley. has returned to howls-upturn: namely...“
Amhari- MAW
'Slaa
The four- yearoid act: or 1".le
foreman at the Cobb mm. is dancer-A graduating exercises at the Normal-
onsly ill. School.
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NORWALK
Steamboat Line
ANNING J. SMI‘IH. Locate.
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Summer boarders are beginning to was Rosa ruddy, a nurse troll
arrive in town as the Sherwood and Westport. is now caring for Miss Alice!
Dory homes. . Fitch, Inc is now beginning to lmdi
prove slightly
Mrs. Aubrey Downs. has returned
to Westport. altar a few days‘ visit
with friends in town.
The NorIeId improvanent Associa-1
Tuesday evening at the residence of
Friends from Springfield. Mass; Mrs mu Arni-
land New York are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Benedict
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imperial Cafe
Now Open
' RAILROAD AVENUE.
turing hats,
Howard Thurston, Cos Col), 2 pat-'
cuts. amusement apparatus.
Henry liunt, Newtown. clothes linoI
'1
Drop,
Trad. Mam. '
American Chain Co. inc. Bridge-
port certain named Chains and chain .
devices.
The Salts Textile MIX 00., Bridge- ‘ lied ill me“- It" home. we former
port, two trade marks, velvets and
plushea in the piece.
The (Joins (lonpany, Middletowa.
wheat tour.
For the bathroom, cork mats which
can be rolled up are among the sensi-
hi9 accessories. .v-Daiias News.
N. Y.,- N. H.‘& H. R. R.
' Timetable
IN EFFECT JUNE 7, 1914.
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scum NORWALK 'ro new VORK._
:,84x 5: 42x.f '
A 91—1237; 4: 49n.5
6:,09 6:57x 7::,18x.745 max, s:'59x.
'9: 181:, 9 4o, 10:33x, 19:51:: :1: 5:. .
1:27, 3:021, ,,
P. M.——1:13x. 1:22x.
3:29, 4:42x, lefix, 5:45. 6:02x, 6:47,
7:02x, 7:45x, 9: 42x 10:18:.
Sam.
A. M.—12: 25x, 4: 4s”, 5: 34:, 5: 42s.,
8::54910331. 11:30.
P M—lfl: 50‘ 2: «x 3. 021.4
s 99:: 9: :2: 10.13:, 10:35
“new roux To some unawaut.
s. n.~:—4 4le 5: 35, a: 45. s. 03:.
s: 51: l:15:,10:021,10:05,10 50x.
11: 03.
P. Wig—"12:03. 1:05.~2':04x, 2:57.
‘ 9:90;, 9:55; 4:15; «29,5555. 5:2i.
5:28, 6:011, 6:07. 8:191. 3:25, 924%. -
11:15:, 12:90:.
Sundays.
in M.-s:,os 9:93;. 9:00x. 10:02:. 7‘
.10:50x. .
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5:04,szoi_x,r:,osx s:.:ioxaoox.9:sox,
10: 90a. 11: 15:, 12: so;
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9148:. 10:1: 11:11:,31571. ,
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tracker mechanism for muslin in- ”or" my,“ a; mug“, »'
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REGULAR DINNER 40¢.
Business Men’s or
Quick Lunch at
| 'ru. Afternoon Whiat Club held usi
final meeting of the season on Tues;
NW A. 1 WWW“! VII :1 guest day. at the residence of Mrs. G. B.
Tuesday or her grandson, Cllllord Wil— Kellogg, of the mm Side.
llama and family. in Westport. I
-— 3 Rev. and Mrs Dlghtm Hosea of.
Mr and Mrs Knapp. who have been Morris will arrive in town today for oi
suesta of Mr and Mrs Frank HnW- tour our visit with n: and Hal
ley. have Murnod to Eldrefleld. Prank Fitch. On Sunday, ur Momi
will occupy his former pulpit at trial
Mr and hlra. Charles Broch were New.“ Cousreuatlonal Church
overnight [nests Tuesday at the rest-
deuce of r. c, Fitch. or Good Hill. . “003““; EXPECTED in man; Noon
roan
Mr and Mrs. Cltlord are now set QEW HAVEN June no?" } .3 GENTS-
slve party leaders here yesterday gave
Donnelly residence In GOdmy street l l opinion that C also a Roouvait
.. . . .5. 3:532:53: rm .
attending
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runny in mom, th e men-outs out: soon.
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cam. scams. nominee.
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Motor Party
Complete
Simplex
Vacuum -- Bottles
Keeps liquid (1011180 Hours
Hot 30 Hours
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Fits—U Eyeglasses
coo g;
Should your eyes more been giving
you taunt. or your glasses need
adjustla‘ that at liberty been"
WILLiAM J. noon:
oPTiClAN.
Room 0. Kaela:- Building.
No: ‘5! Malena.
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Manufacturer‘s Gimme: with every client them. _ M§,,wmmnl.m. ."fl‘"
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TO NEW YORK
.08. I00
Walton, after spending two weeks M. m" _
in town. 1:: ayes: ml Lam: Ala-Mm; a 10! freight only. Freight propeller
leaves Pier 27. an River, New York
that u Catherine strut), new day
Freight re-
oalyedatflornlkaptobp. n. and
lion held it monthly business meottnr GEORGE " "m" °"'“"‘ “W“
Five Cent Lunch
FROM 6 TO I EACH AFTERNOON
NOTHING CUT PANT’O can 07*
w.
Hy Tire Prices are airman.
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7our nonhuman, the man d {In
youpretanaadlwillbophaudto
quote you. I have the'stock and my
prices are right. I make a ”camp
at M Repairing. Maia you old ‘f
ran and ride like new. Basso-lilo
prices.
Austin’s Garage
122 SOUTHJIAIN ST.
Or'Pllmmw.R.Mfll."
Woods!“ Avenue.
Bargains in Uaed Can.
1 1913 Pullman Touring, a haul. 3"
a quick buyer.
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KEEPS ~
THINGS
NEW '
TheV-nishforglyouruaas.
It‘s manhood by
Valentine & Camps! y
Hahn of high-grade varnislla
since 1832.
Want-ed or no
CHAS. E. DOW,
6 Coupons and 98c ,
.willmakeyoudupoaacaemofakuhher‘ronedone.
6.6‘ouponsan'd $1.13
wmltlngail‘lckelVOne-into who.
Aakyour friedew'inmono. They’lloellyouwllat
shorueholdnecusityithasm. Bring pom-Coupons
now before the supply' to exhaufld.
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