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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 30, 1914 · page 7

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TUESDAY, JUNE 3o. 19x4

 

 

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Pure Home-
made Candy

Alwayo Fresh
HUYLER'S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES ‘-
LANE’S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS

F. A. LANE

51 WASHINGTON STREET
sourI-I NORWALK .. g

 

 

Cool and dainty gowns for
days at Road's,

warm

 

The Hungarian Band will have a pic-
aic in the woods on July 4th, orrange~
meats now being under way for the
sitair,

 

'J. Edward Adamo, who has been un-
dergoing treatment in the Norwalk
Hospital. has recovered and is about.
once more.

Miss Delia E. St John, of Webster.
Mass, is a guest at Mrs. Moore, of
Washington, D. 0., and will visit South‘
Norwalk in July.

Miss Daisy Irene Hoyt and niece.
Margaret Iloyt, are guests of Dr. and
Mrs, W. G. lloyt, of Mount Pleasant,
Water County. New. York.

 

Some teeth are necessary to your
health. it yours are troubling you,
consult Dr. Mullery. His adv. will give
you further information.

 

Miss/Klarjorie Truvia of anunnnn—
opifl‘e- Hudson. and Miss \‘lartha Green
and brother Lawrence of New York
Cit, are guests of Miss Daisy Ben-
nett of Franklin avenue.

Next Saturday will be Independence
be
Orangeman‘e Day. The moon will be
full on the 7th: last quarter on the
15th: new moon on the 22d and first
quarter on the 29th

The South Norwallr Congregational
Church has planned to hold a chain of
Mn fetes on Tuesday, July 7th. in
ten districts of th city, and there will
be interesting eve ts at each of the
various residences

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Benjamin J. Hoyt, of Norwnlk. has
secured a decree from lda J. Hoyt or

‘ thin city on the ground of desertion.

They were married on April 22, 1896.
The father was given the custody or
three of the five minor children.

 

“Mr. Doughty has charge of the Episso‘
138.! Church at Homer, N. Y., also a.
Hinton at Whitney Point, and occug

‘at’ Homer. Mrs Doughty us a daught-
er of Mr and Mrs Samuel W. Hoyt.

 

of July celebration which

weeks, mount she“ would

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Friends of Rev. and Mrs. A. Tracey
‘ Doughty. will he. planned to learn that

ipiesfie Rectory adjoining the'church.

o Highland avenue. South Norwnllll

livitatiens were received in this _
. fifty today for the Old Home Day andi

field is preparing to make a not-
fevent next Saturday. One of tho 7 '-
late: of the occasion will he a par-
of school children and the laying ,
' cornerstone of the new public »
l'hullding of which [Philip N. Sua-
of this city. in the architect.

hen (1W. 0124 Wood-

me. utter-having been s‘ sur-
.rroln neuritis and neuralgia tor ,1

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The Modern Tonic
Body Builder and Stremth Creator

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David W. Raymond

UNDERTAKER

NEW RED men's Bolton“:
27 wasnmoon 31'.
.w. an». 10593; Made, 093

 

 

 

S. L.

Benedict says they buy the
Feed for what I does. See udv.

 

Miss Grace Leary line beat enjoying
a few days‘ vacation in New Haven. .

John W. )isrtoe will iimtull plumb-l
ing in the home of hirs. ()‘iinru. on
49 F‘airi‘ield avenue. lie
permit this morning,

To force a quick cleanup Jncohy has
placed all the merchandise in the store
on sale at prices that will astoulah you. '
See adv. 4

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Building lnapector C. i. Finch has;
issued a permit to John Grillin to in.
stall plumbing in the home of James
Munroe on Fitch street.

James Musroeihae received the cm’l‘
tract for installing plumbing in the'
house of Marion Clark, on Orccosyi
Boulevard. He was issued a permit
this morning by the building inepec
tor.

soleésneu Crabs,

Lobsters '

ALL‘KINDB OF FRESH FISH, LONG
AND ROUND
OLAMB

CUTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Market

West End Washlngton 8t. Bridge.
TELEPHONE 10:. South Norwalk.
Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown.

 

 

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Clifford Hotel
I Rathskeller

Open from 9 a. m.
to 11.30 p. m.

MUSIC SATURDAY
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Boys and Girls

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if Your’ re going
to whoop and yell
and say things
‘ you will attract
some attention.
One of these blue
serge suits would
add to your pic-
tile.

$15 buys a Good one,
$20 buys a Better one.

But if you Want Something with a
little more Speed to it, See Our
Shephard checks and Tartan pl ids.

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Deposits 4 4 .

MAK ON OR BEFORE JULY 10 ‘

WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM
JULY 1.

Fairlield County
Savings Bank

WALL STREET. NORWALK.

 

 
 

 

 

The City National Bank
Co-Operation

it is of :upI-eme importance to us, and an eesenvlal factor in our
success, that the business 0! on individual clients prosper and en-
large.
. To this end the officers of this Bank take a personal luteseot. in
the afinirs of those who make it their depository.

When opportunities arise for cooperation. it is offered willingly.
There is no guesswork in our warranty—no doubt in our guarantee.

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fresh
Daily
OF EVERY KIND

EVERYTHING iN PLANTS. OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT.

South Norwalk Fruitdz Flow-erCo.

ut Flowers

No. 2 South Main Street

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Eledtric Fails.

Before purchasing your fan for the
hot weather come in and look our line
over. We have the 16 inch oscillating
type for $17.50 and the'16 inch rl’d
type for $13.50. These fans are stan-
dard mice and we will back no the
guarantee which goes with each an
sold. ampere these prices with oth-

.. on tor the sake of your pocketbook.

The White Electric Company,
. Elm Engineers and Contractors. -
5v water-Qt. . south Nfirwllk. Phano Connection.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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FIRE ALARMS

 

”0TH NORWALK I’ll. ALAIN
BOX”

In. Anna noon-minus u Mi
gone.“- Tole'hone for on um
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I—quhinxtoo and North hut: It}. I
Hahn-um How ‘
G—xfllv sud Edmond an I
i—xR & o Corset theta-s. Nut...
0—Hoyr’s Theatre.“ I
7—Norwalk Hos I
[~qu- Hnll. “It and at! Bouts i
i-Crou St .
:1—1Wen 8t... mun school. I
lF-ECguogd 8L. Concord and mm.
C .

“-50th Hun um Ann au
“-11 St. and Ba view Are
1H orwaln tron or”
si—Weu Ave an.

I SPECIALS

 
 

FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY.

Women‘s Low Heel Velvet Pumps, value $1.30, for .......... 7o

................ , 33

l’ouths‘ Black Sadie“, sizes 11 to 2

 

 

Gods.
iB—High School Welt Ave
sl—Weat 8t. and .xylor Ave

H—vth‘ A.vo Ind Lowe m.
lit—Cheated! sud H fits.“
5’28““)

untold-non Ave. and Austin It.

rl—Wost and Elm Grove Bu.

iaSouLh Inn at. between Grove on
Houdow Bis

:z—xll) 1:2on Worn. am. It.

14—IHD."M 1nd CIIVB'

:i—‘xLoohwood Mfg. Co

8- nieidA Ave. and Wu.

il——Taylor Ave. and South It
Ix—Woodwsrd In”. ”M
“~th and Quinton! Aves. and Wm

to—Woodwsrd Ind Downd- Aves.
wg—Goidonngill Salt. that]l £31004 AM
o — on I“

93—1;th yard and o‘fif’lvm 8L. prim

Bo: Gl—Corner Putnam avenue and
M Erect.

(fl Denotes non-interiorln‘ band.

I' I Halter box. from which the sun
"-nr 0! may ho! can b. m

One stroke at 1: loan and I D- a

«and-rd 21ml ‘
Gino stroke at odd limos, testis. 0
1m open.1-

'l‘vw strokes after so slum. C" out. to
all: deportmont. 1-1
.Thireel slow otrokes water to be m

t 13:“ p. in. out Wounds]. s but
re“ for t.ut

for II!‘ district also I!
nivod by telephone.
l-‘our long blasts oi the whistle M
1:30 a. In. and 12:30 9. m. indium
no school to: the following session
l———L—l-—-i

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CIWALK FIRE ALARM IGXII
auusrlero. on rn zoo! Error
Telephone ll
luFItdI School (private).
Private buses will only be pulled lu-
A telephone messes. to name 51.1100
10!) between the hours of 0 p. m. It;
i-lnnin School (prlvAto
xiii—East Want-glen and or! nu.
.li~-\’lll Zanm It. and Osborn Ave.
'16—-—Faet AM. and low-n 6t.

Ill-Farr and Charla Ito.
tumbler-t Ave. Ind Fitch it.

ll1~—WInfl¢|d 8t. i

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

KEELER’S
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Luther M. Wright

BARGAIN IN USED CARS

 

Ford Model '1‘, electric lights, A1 condition 0300.00

 

1 :3 Passenuar Touring Car, newly minted. Bargain ..... $60.00

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1 Pope Hartford, a revelation in power and speed.

 

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W___._._“-___.__._ -- - - . ‘ “—wu-“M ,

A FAMILY WASH FOR 750i;

. Edam washed CLEAN. All the flat pieces and nudes-War
impedaod the starch pieces marched wet, sent to you ready if
dampen an iron.

 

b
AT T! RATE OF 1 1-2c PER PIECE.

CRESCENT LAUNDRY

PHONE 54.

 

26am, John St. and Mlle A's
w—Mavlew Ave and Fli‘ll it

i , Il-mievard and Pact-rid at.

:8 Cm. Ave. and Fifth It.
II '«it mlwoni and Hitachi: one at (Tel.

4 w... 4-. .m on... mum. Irotl
Ill—Keys" St. and Duck Food H. (Toll
HS--Sllol'e Haven. ITol. )
lvlag location of lire. a slut-
ven a! neuron box.

.‘iro on remind when loaned

Seoon alarms are only to he gives Io
metallic! or acting chief, noon mm
cl a on.

I a. or,
will be

Iodclsl Clonal
I—Ono blast at odd timed. Turin. or lilo

I—Ooom st I in. standard time.

l-l—~Two hints. from:

it ll—Twenty two. at I am no Inm-
lng health of public sohoolm

ll- ll—Twentv—two, at 11.80 p. ,Io It

union of public about.
tiliiiuii who Nuts ”flout-fly t.-
«plum-ax.

 

 
 
 
 

 

The People’s Trust Company. ‘
I

Savings Department

interest will be credited iron: July lat 1m all deposits made on; .
or below Friday, July 10th.

Safe Deposit Vaults.

 

 

 

NORWALK Fin! ALARM.
lt—Cornor or Inn and wan omens. .
n-Belden Avenue and Union Pine.
:8—8wlng Hill and Kellogg lined.
Hy“? AP now Be rain

on venue s r
1W!“ Aoodveouo Mush“.
3143-- house. (Private box).
l2—Wost Avenue sud Newt
u—Chspel Street and Ksrbor Avenue.
u—Wm Avenue. near the men.
at—atevens street and El- Crest.
“—le Street and Wilton avenue.
null-in dim! and m Avalon.
18~France Street.
Mind Catherine m

w Canaan Roam lnd nir ltroct
M—«Chestnut Street. Bum n
“—uain Strait and Union Avenue.
tit-On The Green.
u‘Eut Avenue and Lincoln Ava-no.
Iii—Int Avenue and Dakota mg.

 

 

ROWAYTON Fill ALARM DIITMGT!

 

Two stroke. of are boll. thus. Q. In
u—gldhlmQAvmtoN. I. N. 3. ll
ls—Hickory Bluff and fill null.
li-PineP Plant and Rot Point.

Il— n‘ Island Sound” to McKinls It.

I~‘ trs"l.
ll—Ponnoyors
W31.

fl—W to Brod!!!“
wm Clio.
16-3Whlte Bridge 8 E. to L. 1. Sound.
1: --Whioo 8. w. to L1. 1.80m.
One stroke the this boll at odd tines
India-Ml basil-3.
Four ntrokmt‘ An boll. thud. l-I-l-l

water In).
or more ohm tiniest. sexton

MAfLs

NorwalkPostoffice

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,mllkman to get s city license, is hotly-auntie. it was claimed the: lit
'80“ in law. in an opinion handed. was 'nothing in the omega

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All Kinds of Outing Shoes~4
For Men Women and
Children. .

We have oil kinds at all prices. for Carnival time and
the Fourth.
Tennis and Yachting Shoes with corrugated or smooth rub-
ber oolea.

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Conneally and Bracken

1B WASHINGTON ST.

 

 

 

 

Electric Wiring for Light and

Electric Fan
Bargains

164mm, (Initiating, (or South

Norwol'k current ...... $17.50
16-inch, rigid, for South Nor-
fvrnlk gin-rem ...... . . . $13.50

These Fans are guaranteed to}
give perfect satisfaction.

The White Electric C0.

. menswear)—
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
mo comnacroip
54 Water on. ..... Phone 3423

 

 

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and costs. the total hum;

STA” HAS NO RIGHT 1‘0 323. 95. From this ruling his counsel
HOLDw up ""‘K LICENSE took an appeal to the Criminal Com- .

mon “Pleas court.
Judge Watch Cost-loo Demurrer to

The case was continued from time
Caught» ”“9 Against 5"“ Jr to time unit this term of th ' art
'Lwns‘bury.

when the parties appeared on

in the “PM“ 013 “080 501!!! J heard. The defense. through hi
Walsh. ofthe Criminal Common Pleas 5e], Attorney Romm‘e. enter
court. WI ordinsnce rmulflnx murrer to the complaint on mu

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

down why his Moor sustained the charter which gave the city flu fills
doofndnt's den-m -to the com Ito pass an ordinance upon ,
III-In! Ind 0rd! , Mum won"! .nr. The conniitutional issue-

 

 
 
 
 

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