TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 19.4 E \. THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL m sUMMEn Underwear For Gents, Ladies and Children Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed and SDJD' ed at. ...... 10c, 121-2c and 25c l‘nion Suits 25c, 35c and 50c! Cents Balntiggan tnderwear 1 25c and 5°C E. K. Banks Mahackemo Hotel Black, So. Norwaik. I South Norwalk, Tennis Raskets Tennis Balls and Nets ALL PRICES. WM. P. BEERS Book and Stationery store. Nor-walk FOURTH OF JULY SENTINEL . As usual on the Fourth of July The Sentinel will be issued as a morning paper. All advertisements, news mat- ter and church notices should reach the office of lllhillt‘iiiluli early on Fri- day aiternoon. ‘ WEATHER FORECAST, tFor Norwalk and vicinity—Fair to~ night and \\'ednesday; somewhat war- mer \\'ednesday. An area of high pres- sure which is central this morning ov- . er the Ohio valley is producing cool, pleasant weather in all the northern districts east of the Mississippi river.” A slight disturbance is central over 'Mlnnesota, lint there isno well defined storm aFea east of the Rook) Mouni talns. The temperatures are rising slowly between the Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi riv.er \ Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather and not ninth change in l temperature, -«THER A ‘ILZAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: Clear. Low, 03; high, S3. Vaast Brothers are advertising four secondhand cars at pleasing figures. syidv. fr ‘ Stephen Dokus is helping in the peo- ple's Trust Company on Washington street on Monday evenings. On next Monday evening the local tiled Men will take part in the big carnival to be given in Stamford. .Mrs. Hartley Williams, of Bridge- port, is a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. 'Frederick Buckley, of Main street, for a few days. The street department will start shortly to rebuild Rowayton avenue. commencing at the turnpike and con- tinuing south Tomorrow, July 1st, will be the twen- ' ty-flfth anniversary of the installation ’of‘thef ree delivery service in the South Norwalk post office. ‘ About 300 Jesuit scholastics from .‘ ,Liability Assurance Corporation. , ‘ Institute, Keyser ‘ the Yal Fordham College arrived at Manresa Island. this after noon. They will remain there until ' August. C. S. Greenwood, the representative factory inspector of the Employees' is making official visits to many of our . factories today. . Harry McLachlln, -.lr., captain .of , this year‘s .High School baseball team, “win Danbury, has organized a team at Belle Island for the summer Felsey, outfielder. Is to play with, the team. ' Mr. and Mrs. James H. Magner re. turned home, last night, after having been visiting in Boston since last Fri- “3‘. They made the trip to‘ Boston in celebration of their twenty-fifth wed~ ding anniversary. , i Stephen Dékus, assistant clerk, is in receipt of a postal card from John W30, of this city, from Hampton‘ WI. Yo... Mr. Vargo says he has' i m come up from Mexico with his ”a. the Now Hampshire, and will .0 m0 soon. .OPIICIAL THIO ‘W'EK. ”Elevation. 350 III. *1 “mu“. m It. oo-II-.uc.’m “,m '1’” Oil. "nut. .70 ' , yesterday i Tony , Oscar Redling, of 8 Pine we; on- Tess of the Storm Country, The Movies big Success can be bought at our store, 13c a cop)’. DONNELLY’S STATIONERY 16 SOUTH MAIN STREET. ‘ _.. _ ,L, ._ .__. u-rc~._--.___._._ Work on the grand stand iii front offlioyul James inn, for i‘arnival night was commenced today. Paul Connery, of George-town Conn, has taken up the study of law in the. law offices of Attorntys Light 8: ’Iatn- . many. The players of the cratk Branch club of New Jersey, members of the Atlantic lacugue, stripped in this city to visit friends while on their . way to lianbury. today, B. Coleman clerk for a to sell fire- this license dealer who A, Leary & Co, and F, have applied to the city license to privilege them works. The taking out of is compulsory with eJ'ery wishes to sell fireworks, The auditing committee of Lady Washington Lodge met last evening at the home of Mrs. Ernest W. Wilson, on Woodward avenue. After the com- mittee's work was finished they enjoy- . ed refreshments, which were served by 'the hostess. The fire department was called out afternoon. about 4:30 o’clock. to a fire on the bridge. The roof of one of the lighters had caught fire, but was put out by some workmen before the department arrived. F. C. . Schaub had just finished shaving one side of his face when he was called to take out the auto truck. He finished the other side on his return from the fire. Forueno was arrested this morning by Officer John Toothill on Ely avenue for assaulting and biting lsador Bate. Forneno was driving a team past the wagon of the Bate Bros, and he claims they refused to let him passakt their refusal he attacked them with his fists and whip. The Bate W i OUR BROTHERS' SummerFurnishings for the Porch and Lawn. .Id here. An exceptionally large assortment of styles -~ ‘ill every requirement and to suit p0cketbooks. Are to be and finishe ‘ all Price: the t, quality the highest. Porch Hammocks $3.98 to $15.00 Refrigerators , $4.98 to $35.00 Hammocks ....... 98c to $5.50 Oil Stotes ...... 59¢ to $15.00 Porch Chairs 75c to $5.50 Window Screens We to 59¢ Port-b Screens .. 75c to 37-50 Ice Cream Freezers $2.25 to $3.98 Lawn Swings $3.98 to $7.50 Lawn Mowers .. $2.98 to $7.50 Lawn Setttes 98c to $5.50 Garden llose .. We to 15: a n. A. J. Collins &Co FUNERA L DIRECTOR. PHONE 747. NORTH MAIN ST. *— LODGE ELEC- TION. C, A. Crank Chosen Noble Grand. and Leo Davis Vice Grand. There was a large turnout of mem— bers at the regular weekly meeting :01 Our Brothers Lodge .\‘o. 10, i, O. .O. F, held last night. The semi-an- lnual election of officers was held and ,t'ollowing is the list of those elected: I| Noble Grand L‘. A. Cronk. I Vice Grand~Leo hails. Recording Set-i‘etar;.—\\'ilnur F. ll unbeli. Financial Secretary~llarry A. ‘ISnIith. i Treasurer—VS, 0i Kemp. i Pianistwlester Brundage. I I TOR CYCLE. HARTFORD, June 3“. —Judge Edwin S Thomas, of the L nited States court, ,while motoring through South Man- , ' . twitli' lthree ladies, was in collision with a, - (a :chester, yesterday afternoon, imotor cyclist and the latter was some- :what cut and bruised. Frank Thomp-l Fertilizers Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate of Lime. Land Plaster. Muriate of Potash. Nitrate of Soda. RAYMOND BROTHERS ‘ son, the motor cyclist, and the Thomas I car were proceeding in the same direc- :tion and the former is believed to :have miscalculated the direction in iwhicb the judge's car was to Iii-hen the center was reached. Conse- quently the motor cycle and the auto- ,mobile came together while both man ‘chines were going at a fairly good Eclip. Bystanders say that the motor ‘cycle practically sideswiped the auto —— mobile. Good tenants are to De had—for AND BOOK BTORE, i 4 ; i Long I . t brothers state they gave Forneno alll the room necessary. He was locked up" awaiting trial in the morning. It was necessary to call Dr. F.’ I. Burnell to I saw up the lip of Isadore Bats and' also his thumb. both of which had: been bitten by Forneno during the tra- cas. quite badly chewed up. ‘ PERKINS—REDLING. street. and Miss Panette Perkins, formerly of titles, but now of South Norwwalk were united in marriage at 2 oclock Saturday afternoon by Rev. Frederick Coleman at Trinity Church Gustaf Redllng, brother of the groom, was ibest man, and Miss Mary Redling, ,slster of the groom. was bridemaid. , .The wedding was quiet only near rela- tives and a few friends being present. After a short honeymoon trip M; and Mn. Redling will take up their real- I‘donce at 73 Cedar street. South Nor- wail. Wmompuomotu "manomralmovomumool mun—M'IMMI. mm Whittle-I. “main .——-v--—-——--I- mmmwm w Maurice Bate’s' arm was also I Optician Everything in the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free ,i O. B. Jackson “ 33:35:?" PHONE 488. the advertising Imperial Cale Now Open 9 RAILROAD AVENUE. REGULAR DINNER 400. Business Men’s or We Rent Automobiles The roads for miles around are rapidly getting in prime condition “1d there Is no greater pleasure than a spin through the country,when when the first sins 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 for Falrfleld County, moral-:iowocoooooo ’ ‘ River Street, Norwaik, Conn. Ouick Lunch at Noon 25 CENTS. 'Five Cent Lunch FROM 4 TO 6 EACH AFTERNOON. HIGH-CLASS SEA FOOD. NOTHING BUT PABST'S BEER ON DRAUGHT. CARL SCHAUB. PROPRIETOR. DAIVIPNEss CAN‘T PENETRATE. There is always some dampness in cement walls. Metal laths offer no prOtection to dwellers from such A Vacation for Everybody Four Day’s Trip $18 888 Miles of Travel—«All Water New York to Old Point Comfort, Va, Including meals and stateroom berth on steamer, luncheon at Hotel Chamberlln, thence via James River Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va, including supper, stateroom berth, anr breakfast the following morning: uoonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson. Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond; leave Richmond same evening via. steamer to Norfolk, “1., including supper, stateroom berth and breakfast the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; leave Norfolk some 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 25, N. R., New York, foot of N. Moore street Send for illustrated pamphlet, Tour Department, OLD DOMINION LINE W. L. WOODROW, Trofllc Manner J. J. BROWN, Gen. PusI. Agent dampness. This, quite often, is the lug damp weather. The Asphalt-Mastic lllshopric won't let dampness penetrate. absolutely moisturelproof and temper- ature~proof. C. H. Aisthorpe Tel. 987-3. Beavlow AVé. backing CREPE NIGHT DRESSES ....... 506, $1.00 and $1.50 WHITE SATEEN SKIRTS , ..................... $1.00 . BATHING ones IN RUBBER ' IN ALL THE NEW SHADES . .............. 25c and 50c 33 BATHING GARTERS TO " MATCH CAPS ...... 35c BATHING SHOES ALL SPECIALS The Very Finest Creamery White Rose Cocoa, 1-2 lb. Butter, lb. ....... 1 ...... 29: can .\.. ................. 15c Macaroni or Spaghetti, a pkg. 6c . Country Eggs, a doz. 29¢ PHONE 743-3. A. STULL 24 Cottage Street, East 'Norwalk SIZES 25° ................. J. I.Mallette L 88 Washington 8!. ' Tel. 449. So. Norwalk. 5‘ Refrigerators Oil and Gas Stoves, Lawn Swings, 'Screen Doors, Crockery, China, Glass- _..r ware, Cooking Utensils, etc. Albert F. Gehebe as West Washington St" South Not-walk. Phone 1009-2. Prompt DCIIVIOry 3 _smn banana , 2 MILLINBRY , JUDGE THOMAS RUNS INTO MO- I illl’ll, . i I I i I I cause of sickness and rheumatism dur- I of‘ Stucco or Plaster Board; It Is July Clearance Sal ‘ ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE IN THE STORE AT PH NOMENAL PRICE-CUTS TO FORCE A QUICK CLEAN-UP Our July Clearance Sale started with a resolute determiantion to scatter all our big? stocks of seasonable, desirable summer goods even lf‘se hag ,, to almost give them away, ' Special For Today ' I $3.00 Dresses, $198. ' In plain and flowered novelties including the long Russian “ tunic effect, specially priced for today and tomorrow, ”-98. Jacoby' OPPOSITE HOYT'S THEATRE m Youth and Age. the eyes, when especial care should be exercised in fitting glasses“. prevent the strains school life: serve the waning: powers of vision as long as possible. Oi OCULISTS to examine eyes, 87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, ct. Open Sat. Evenings. Reduced Prices'i Barry Oxfords! as we have a big stock of Oxfords we must dispose of same by July Take advantage of this special. Louis Avr‘ The Union Clothing Ind Shoe 8t ‘ POSTOFFICE BLOCK SOUTH NORWALK My Tire Prices are attractive. can save you money. Let me your requirements, the make of you prefer, and i will be pleased quote you. i have the stock and pr ces are right. I make a "reclaimI of Ford Repairing. Make your old "' run and ride like new. Reasonablfi Two very important periods for examination and In the one case to incident to in the other to pre- We retain the exclusive service! prices. Austin’s, Gum. . 122 souru MAIN sT. THAMER OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS Est. 1897 BUNDAYB IV APPOINTMENT J ,___IL_ Or ’Phono 1622-2, W. R. All“! Sound Teeth. Bargains In Used Cult 1 1913 Pullman Touring, Ibamfn a .uuick._btiyer. .— .. h«.._.__ Let them be natural or artificial, IN .FIREWORKS are necessary to your health, looks CARNIVAL GOODS and proficiency. See AT BRIGHT 5 . AIRY DE]. Ho Mallery Main ROOMY St. DAINTY He Is equipped to keep your good STORE. teeth good. to make you a perfect "I comfort to Shop- fitting and appearing artificial plate, crown or bridge. Tom If yOu can't get a whole loaf. and "I take half. smut ‘ 5 MAIN 8T., NORWAL I, _ 10 So. Main at. 6°. Norwalk, HOURS: 0 A. II. To B P. M. Our STOCK or RANGES is the moot complete in the we cities. sTAMroaD. more YORK. PERI scr acorn Also Repairs for All Bluol.‘ Jones & Hotcbkiss Company Should your eyes have Mon . you trouble or your mum adjusting, feel at liberty . WILLIAM J. MOO oe'ricilm. Room 5. KooIII‘ Solidi No. 165 Wllhlllm ~ « Oppoolto Ruth M ‘ Monday. EWoanodlg‘. MC; fflfiy. — Evonlngo. I' ,I., . ‘to RED CROSS“! 11 mu It. Nora-III. i . IALIrAX AND IT. Joni?! It 1" rouuouno. ---—-—.-.—-.-:-:2_ Round Trip, New You I“ '00.?“ 0' JULY “NTINIL. fax ..... ... woos-II." , Contact will be In.“ II a mint ; unr- tor and church who. Ibo-H met the one. of pom only on im- m Ina-loom AI usual on the Fourth of July The “a". Nflw MUIOOOHVIIHM the“ t“ ‘ ta... ‘ All “ma. new not-
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