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I Mr. and Mrs. William Greeley. of 30.?
‘l.incoln avenue, Second district, are‘
spending their vacation in New Ha-
ven,
Marine A'iromcF-Ele. Burglary, Liabil—
lll'. (‘iflnlwnsallum Fidelity Bonds, in Officer Wallace R. Sammis, with the
[act We can write any kind of lnsur- assistance of several other then. put
like you may require. (‘ull us on the out a small tire in the rear of the Man-
Phoue .\'o, 1311c. sion llouse building. 111st owning.
Mrs. Joseph Gruber and daughter
Taylor & GOIden‘lfiuise and the Misses Pauline West-
heiia and Katie Flick, of Jersey City,
S. J.. are visiting their sister and aunt.
Airs. Fred Becker, of Lincoln street,
_ lb‘econd district,
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SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
‘ Elli?“ will be a jolly reunion this
'f‘ H Ja‘fi'e‘rhoon '01 the members of Company
‘1). Third C. ,\'. (3.. at the Dorlon House,
on Gregory Boulevard. There 1111! be
a ball game in the afternoon, and at
13:31.1 o‘clock the boys will sit down to
ittlrr oi Landlord Sullivan‘s fine din-
11ers,
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Coffees.
Mintz’s
SPECIALS
Departments
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Min. .111» \isiling .\l1‘ and Mrs M . 10 Stamp: :ree wilt: 1‘ :2 222:9 ........... :Uc S
win E. Bates, .11 .\‘o. 1 Trinity Motel 15 Stamps Free w"1 1 ‘b ca“: ..................... .
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“Cement. tur'. lid; \1.1ll1~ put downf Fu“ '
by llalmond liros. I eese
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Mrs, Mary Morris, 111111 was arrest-I as I] la ea 0 .
ed, last Saturday. 1111' running a disorl
derly houst and s1 lling liquor \tithoutI 125 w l
_ ashin ton Strce
a llter1se.\\us tri1-,1i this morning. in; T813711 , g
the lot :11 (”11111111111111 1111 tl11 that 'e of ' '
selling liquor without :1 license. She‘ “““"‘""" "' ' ’ T ‘ ”TV — V- ‘ M ‘— "fl‘
was Ililt‘tI $271, 11'hi1-l1 >l111 paid. 1.1;. :
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in Marion, 5111.. June :1, 3 p 111. I15 e es 0 a 1n é
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coltrrnrr that the ne\t sale 111 lots will} 1.: .
he on .Iul1 lst '.’1I.‘l1i11nd-lth. These"
are more than culinary building sites 1 O
and as the terms‘nre made easy, an ex I
(client opportunity is stir-1111111 peop
of limited means to become an o1t'ner1
0f 11 home.
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~'l‘he New York Giants
burgh.
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are here1
Amusement Park Sunday.
DI
lighth grade pupils of the Franklin
school enjoved a farewell outing to
notch Point. yesterday afternoon The'.
members of the party ucI’hunder the
direction of Principal Edward I) Ran-
dall. and thorOughly enjpyed c1 cry
minute of the time there.
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~Panamas. $3.50. O'Br'len's.
’The South mrwalk Trust Company
twill present a' souvenir baby's record‘
to every baby boy and girl arriving
in Norwalk during the month of .luly. I
The' souvenir contains sixteen pagesi
terials .....................
ors. Don't forget to send announce
ment of the little one, by mail, tele-
phone or call.
tunics ......................
., WAISTS.
The United EIectricyLight & Water
Company have an ofler irt their large
adv. today that will be appreciated byl
every housekeeper that wants a gas
heater but cannot afford one. Partic-
urdnv) for
DANCE in the Pavilion
THE CASINO RESTAURANT
' TELEPHONE nonwrrmt coo}: -
An Exceptional Offering of Women’s
DRESSES and SKIRTS
At Special Prices for this (int (Fridat) and tomorrow.
Dresses in crepe, ratine and law,ns at .. ..... ..... 12.98
Dresses with long or short tnhlcs. in the senson' s foremost mn-
liedford Cord Linen and Katine Skirts, with long Russian
Ratine Skirts with detachable long Russian tunics .. ......
A large number of styles will be on sale tomorrow (Salt-7
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blurs in adv.
' lAlbert Pratt, of Railroad avenue.
M. Moltasch 81 Son
120 Washington 8!. Main Stun—210 Atlantic 8L. Sumford.
'South Norawlk, recently.
“ toists stopped and uttered to pay fort
,. filihday. Don’t miss this game.
’ tort-ed up Prosecuting Attorney Wil-
wus run into by an automobillst, in.
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The handle. .
bars of his bicycle were disarranged,‘ Suits to suit all at Rogers & Stev-
and a basket used by Mr. Pratt in car-,3 ens.’ Something special for the young
tying groceries was brdken. The augmen this wank. See adv.
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“19 damage, but Mr. Pratt declined to The supply of ltome growl straw ber-
have him do so, realizing that it was ries in_ the local markets is plentiful
pl Itnavoidable accident. and precent 'prices for flrstgrade fruit
,-, ——-—-—-—-—- are probably about as low as they will
go.
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-~New York Nationals vs. I
New-
One day this week Albert pm“ the Wonderful values in all departments.
Railroad avenue groceryman. engag‘ “~—
ed a couple of colored men to g‘o down
Mrs. Michael Buchtu and son Frank,
1m£uwuyton to cut a crop of hay 11115301 Sound View avenue. sailed on the
.. 3111:1113th the team and agreed, “Imperatd'r” for Austria. Hungary. this
'1 ‘ve tip; men 35' it they counted ”'3 'noon. They will stay abroad for
or nay. Some “P19 11113; fife men about two 'm.onths They booked their
on with the load, said to contain passages through Stephen Dokus. local
a quarter of a ton of hay They I agent for the Hamburg American Line.
pried the $5 from Mr. Pratt, but
_ declined to give it. There was a; The State Highway Department has
wordy war; and the colored men nearly finished repairing a stretch of
threatened all sorts of things, finally roadrabout two miles long 9n the Red-
going topollce headquarters and malt-1 ding“ Ridge road‘ below Putnam Park.
g n complaint that Mr Pratt had re-‘ The’ highway has been resurfaced and
used to pay them. Tho men were re:
weék. The work is being done under
train A chain. Sir.
T. Woodiri, of the highway depart:
ment.
The temperance social at the Nor-
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The big sale is now on at Jacobyfls .
it will be treated to a coat of oil next '
, the supervision of Inspector William ‘
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Below is a list of letters remainingg
uncalled for at the following post at
flees for the current week:
South Norwalk.
Mrs. Chas, Brundage, 9 Raymond
St.
F. F. Coley.
Thomas Cooke.
Walter 1Hine.
Mrs. Rosana Knapp.
John Pagan.
Sterling Specialty Co.‘
Miss Catherine Sullivan.
Miss May Thornton.
ANDREW LEAR‘Y. Postmaster.
Norwalk.
Adams. M. ‘L.
Bernard, Jack, Gen. Del.
Eidman, John, ‘R. F. D.
Fleischmann, Miss L.
Gray, Dr N. G.
Gordon, R. W., P. O. Box 203.
Huber, 'Herr Theodor, 85 Mnrgrnfler.
‘Basel .Schweiz. .
James, Mrs, 14 lKnight st. ~-
Mnrbnck. Miss Ann. Gen. Del. ‘
Rogers, Geo. s. '
Street, Miss N. 13., Gen. Del.
Vigneti, Mr. and .‘Geo. 1E. .11 1
Wictornmemurdni 1111 St.
E. S. ADAMS, P. M.
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walk M. E. Church was Well attended
lust evoning.1Mr‘s.Jobn J Bless, of
Bridgeport. spcke in her usual winning
way. as did- Mrs. Garlick.M13fldgo
port. Roy. 0. Elmore Bnrto added to
the pleasure of the crumbs, with many.
interesting facts about the temperance
1. work. Mrs. F. Bentley an: I "solo,
".nndm's. ThompsoncndflraA.
’1 'utiii'; Refreshment: wore con
The simplicity. economy and de-
pendability of a Ford give it. o. ruins
that cannot be measured by its price.
3.11 Dsendict. agent, will give arithc'
‘ the support of the library. which in.
desired iniormutiOn on application.
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Th, Woman's Municipal tongue or
Bouthorwslk‘twttimoo‘t‘intho u.
brat-y auditorium. um. Jim 29. it
8:80p. 111.1 manhunt-tum
prov-doctor! or tub dunner 1.111: than in spoolsl
‘ Mon. tug Menu-1mm: a full
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DO YOU KNOW
That Shrewd, Clever Business Men and Long
Headed Investors are Buying
MARVIN BEACH LOTS
They see the Trémendous Increase in Values that
will Surely Come to all Property, located in East
Norwalk, the Coming RESIDENTIAL SECTION
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Next Auction of this Property
July lst, 2nd, 3rd and 4th., at 2 P. M.
E LOTS son) on EASY TERMS
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1‘a visitor Mridgeport.‘ Thursday.
Take Dorlon’s Point Trolley Direct to Property. Located on Gregory Boulevard.
155 Washington St.
WNW” V M.
'await the recotery of Frank Forday,
«who is at St. Vintent' 8 Hospital as the
(I Iresult of a collision with Miss Sel-
I ESTPORT 1 flet'k‘s machine. The collision occur-
red on Tuesday afternoon at the junc-
AND :tion of Turkey Hill road and the 81an
turnpike. According to the reports
SAUGATUCK \ {circulated Forday was a vlctimpf his
1own careless driving. although. on his
Miss Buolah Borden has been
tertalnlng friends from N
city at Cotnpo Beach.
cot at the hospital. he asserts that.
Miss 'Selletk was to blame. Miss Sel-
leck was released on her own retog-
n- nizance to appear on July 23. Site is
“w Y0” drawing teacher in the public schoolsf
Iof New York cltv ,and is a summer
resident of Greens Farms. The case
will be prosecuted by Grand Juror?
' Harr1 R Sherwood. The lnvestiga-‘
\“53 \lnbel 01“” M New York city tion is being made by Deputl Sheriff
is visiting friends on Mvrtle menus H R Elwood 0‘ Fairileld
for a few days. 1
The Rev. Howard M. Richard was
SAYS NEWSPAPERS ARE
Miss Carrie Crossman of Riverside BEST FOR ADVERTISING
avenue was surprised by a number 01'
her friends Tuesday evening. The
affair wall given in honor of Miss
Crossmnn's sixteenth birthday. ,
H. T. Griffith. Head of Big Concern,
Tolls Furniture Men of Value
of Home Paper.
The importance of newspaper adver-
H. J MILLER
Yesterday‘s warm weather brought
a large number of buthers to Compo
(Beach. the first real day for bathing
tlsing, when it is done wisely and
awactively, was emphasized by Haw
nrd T. Grlmth, manager of the Udell
this season. Although the air was
warm, bothers complained that the
water was exceedingly cold for this?
season of the year The temperatural
1 In no oils,
or the water ho1ers around 60 degrees, in din p
11th
which is only five degrees higher than “Your local newspapers are cer-
lt was two weeks ago. ‘
talnly the best mediums for public-
ity," said 1Mr. Griffith. "My advice
the will would hit to select carefully those
lWorks. of Indianapolis. who spoke be-
fore the Indiana Retail Furniture Deal-
ers‘ Association at its recent meeting
says the News of that
Contrary)w to expectation,
of Mrs. Morris 1" Jesup failed tow that reach the clientele you want
provide a bequest for the Jesup-l
. . , _ and use such papers religiously.
sherwood New“; “:22?“ $2,311 Spasmodlc advertising—in and out—
21:11:: 1:13 easiESctialsaEnd in the item- .15 b“ It ‘3 In" °°“"“““1hdr°m““g
n ears away i e stone."
lzed will the Memorial Library is Inoti “1:31:51, 1:? Eurniture dealer fails
mentioned, although the majority of
to advertise the facts about his fur-
her fortune was bequeathed to public. niture, he sol d be is putting him
institutions. This action was taken in self under the suspicion that he has
accordance with the Will of Morris K nothing to sell.
Jesup, who “'95 a great believer “I Favor. Censoring Advertisements.
these iristitutlons. Mr. Jesup died| Mr Griffith was strongly in favor
shortly after the dedication of tho of the newspapers censoring adver-
local library and it is believed that: tisements in order that advertise-
death pretented him from endowlng ments of a misleading nature might
the library. It was stated by reliable! be avoided. He told of the work!
authority that M" Jesup was never of the vigilance committee of the:
in favor of the local institution. For, Associated Advertising clubs oil
the last “"9"“ years she has been America and said the committee had
providing the sum of‘3250 a. your for done much good work toward on-
the upkeep of the library. this being forcing honest advertising
obtained ““0“!" “‘0 agency “I mem- “Advertisements are news," be
born ot- the Library Board of Dirac. said “But when one page“ to game
tors. who made several visits to her at advertising men one 13 19a to be-
her 1mm in New Yofl‘ city. request- lieve that an advertisement is some-
ing an annuity for the library. Thei thing that is fear-fully and wonder-
Ipuymonts ”"9 1‘1““ semi-annually, fully made. The best advertisement
hilt according to the Will. they will b0 13 the best news story Most adver-
diacoutlnucd.- An appropriation of $1,— moments are so laboriously written
000 is made by the town ouch your ton tlnl they give the reader a pain. It
the advertisement would simply 10“
the news about the article—tell jubt
“V 9°“ d punchuing n" ”W" how it will serve the readers—the
— “3 1‘" . ‘ I105 will be done. Advertising is the
"The can or Miss Anne balloon am to ”'9 time in the getting
charged with ran... driving m‘j 3¢ volume of business The store
brought before auction of the P at tho lancer sync.“ oi tints got- pub-
eludes 1115 inlcry or the librarian and
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more quickly."
Puts Ban on Cra'bbed Clerks.
Mr. Grliiith said he believed in
the specialty store, where the mer-I
chant becomes a specralist along
certain lines of goods suited to the
people in this locality. In speaking
of the selection of clerks Mr. Griffith
said he would ndver have‘ a crabbed
kind. but would insist on having
clerks of an optimistic disposition.
who make all customers feel good.
Horiuahnld helpers watch Sentinel
Want Advs. tor chances to find more
appreciative employers.
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Refrigerators
Oil and Gas Stoves. Lawn Swings.
Screen Doors, Crockery, China, Glass-
ware, Cooking Utensils, etc.
as West Washington St,
South Norwalk. .
Prompt Delivery.
Phone 1069-2.
Edna Mac Seymour
Smartindividual
MfiTLINERY
Roodner’s Block
WASHINGTON STREET.
Our
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Albert F. “Gehebc‘
Norwalk, Ct.
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DIED SUDDENLV IN NEW MIL-
FORD. 1.
\‘FW MILFORD June -7. ——Freder-
ick F Draper. aged sixty, o_f Newt
York tit1, who came here last night
to spend the week— end with his bro-
'ther, the R61. Frank Draper. rector
of All Saints' Memorial Church, died
suddenly today from acute indiges.
tion lie was taken ill and died be‘
,fore medical aid ~codld reach him.
Mr. Draper was United States agent
1for the \‘l'ragge Manufacturing Coma
ipany of Manchester, England, and
had offices at 105 West Fortieth street.
Mr. Draper's father was rector of
St. tAndrew's Episcopal Church. in
New York city. .
Mrs; Draper did not come here with
her husband as she was closing the
New York house in order that they
might move next week to their sunny
mer home at Patchogue.‘ ‘ 1
Mr. Draper's body will be sent to
New York, probably on Monday.
Dividend Notice
South Norwalk Trust Co.
The Trustees have ordered that in-
terest at the rate of 4 per cent. per
annum be credited to the depositors
in the savings department for the cur.
rent six months ending June 30th.
1914, payable on and after July 10th,
1914.
Deposits made on or before July
10th will draw interest from July lat.
ISoutb Norwalk, Conn, June 22, 1914.
South Norwalk Trust Co,
DIVIDEND IDTIDE ,
THE sou-m NORWALK SAVINGS
' BANK
South Norwalk, Conn.
At a meeting of the directors of this
bank held this day, a dividend at the
rate of four per cent. per annum was
declared to depositors from the cum-
ings of the six months ending June 80.
1914. The same will be. entered on
passvbooks and paid on and " after
July 10.1914. ’ ' .
Deposits mode on or before July 10.
1914, will draw inter-2st from July Int.
By order: or fit. Board o': DW' '
AMSollmnsl’ra.
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Camel. Woodward
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Norwalk Chronicler