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EAST NORWALK
This al‘terntmn the ladies’ Aid So
ciety of the East Avenue N. E. Church
will hold their regular weekly sewing
meeting.
Wooden forms are being constructed
on this side of tile new bridge. They
will be ready to receive the cement in
' 8 law days.
Tile Crescent laundry will be closed
all day Saturday. the Fourth oi July,
but will keep open every night IllIS‘
week until 7 o’clock.
The tug Addie V. today towed the
three-masted schooner “S. L. Jallles,”
of St. George, .\'. ii. from the St.
George Pulp and Paper mill.
Charles Oddo. proprietor of the East
Side barber shop. has returned to his
duties after a three days” visit. in Act;
York city with friends and relatives.
The freighter Marion, of the Nor-
walk Steamboat Line. has been ill
dry dock [or the past few days under-
going minor repairs. The “Elizabeth”
took the \iurion's place while the lat-
ter was laid up.
Alter the regular midweek prayer
meeting, tomorrow evening. of the
East Avenue M. E, Cllrucll, there will
be an important meeting of the oificial
board of the church.
The useful article committee of the
East Norwalk Improvement Aesocin-
tion met, yesterday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. A. W. Niclloil’s, of lid-
lie avenue. There was no business of
importance transacted.
The tug Addie \. ton ed the schooner
‘Wnl. D. Marvel,’ of Booth Bay. Me...
up to St. George Pulp and Paper
mill, this morning. The schooner ran
up on the rocks. near Puck's Ledge
A territi'lc explosion took place irom
beneath the sidewalk. tearing out the
front of several stores and tearing
the street a mass of debris. Another
second and this item would never
have been written, but it would seem
that ails-l- all the ups and downs of
this life, the good Lord has some
good for those whom he has spared}
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Mrs. llavid Evans has returned from
a visit in New York.
Walter Kiggins has graduated from
the Center School in Barton.
Mrs. John H. Collies, who has been
visiting in Brooklyn, has returned to
her home.
Captain and Mrs Aaron 6. Stevens
have been entertaining Mrs. Clinton
Martin, of New York.
Mrs. W. D. Marlon. of Bryn Mawr,
Pennsylvania, arrived yesterday to oc-
cupy their summer home at Tokeneke.
The Misses: Martha and Ethel Tay-
lor, of Highland avenue. are enjoying
a few days' vacation ill Fall River.
Mass.
J. F. Atkinsrn, 0" New York, who
has rented the L. C. 'l‘etard place :it
'l‘okcncke. arrived here yesterday with
his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Cushin, of West lia-
vell, Conn, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. James, H. Taylor, of
Highland avenue.
, d i ht, but was not so I
"3‘“ 8m" 3’ n g I ’ Miss Md'r‘le Moore, or Pond street,
riously damaged. ,.I'¢ I“. , i'
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it Is not always the wealthy who
are most philosophical or contented.
for some who have gone through al-
most everything but death. have a
kind word and cheerful smile at all
times. A case in point is that of a
happy mother who has been at death‘ 5
gate twice and had three narrow es-
capes from casualties which (Ullid
'not be prevented. or even anticipated.
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Once during an earthquake. an elevat--
ed car suddenly stopped while going
around a curve sixty feet high. at
One Hundred and Tenth street, New
York. The car was stock still Iior
what seemed to be one hour. or dur-
ing the shaking oi the earth and then
it suddenly went on again.
knew at the time what It was all
about.
under a railroad bridge in Osborne
avenue, an immense dog was struck
dead by a locomotive and hurled a
wee of about thirty feet, near
enough to touch as they went by.
A third and perhaps the most dah.
serous of all. was while passing
qthiiougii Greenwich street. New York.
No one :
Another 'time, while passing ‘
has resumed her duties at the studio
of George S. North. In South Norwallt,
after a few days' illness.
The following residents of Rowayton
have signed the following petition for
the support 01! Manager Neyville Bay
lay and for Roton Point Park. All
these people are representatives of the
best class or Rowayton: .
We, the undersigned. residing in the
vicinity of Rotou Point; Park. do not
object to the present operation of the
roller coaster and carousal. We here-
by pledge our moral support to N9-
ville Bayley in his enorts to conduct
the park as a clean, orderly, temper-I
ate place of amusement. Signatures.
Charles W, Bell,
Judson H. Williamson.
William 1. Stevens.
Aaron G. Stevens,
Lewis C. Parker, ‘
George W. Stevens,
Hans (J. (lager,
M. M. Guider.
Charles T. Mitchell.
John W. Pennsll.
Charles 0. Buckley,
M. A. Thatcher," V‘
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEIS
Uneeda Biscuit I
Tempt the appetite,
please the taste and
nourish the body.
, Crisp,c_lcanand fresh-—
5 cents in the moisture-
proof package.
Baronet Biscuit
Round, thin, tender—
with a delightful flavor
——appropriatc for
luncheon, tea and
dinner. to cents.
Zn 271
Prince of appetizers.
Molten daily trips from
Ginger-Snap Land to
waiting mouths every-
where. Say Zu Zn to
the grocer man, 5 cnntn.
Buy biscuit balm! by
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY
George W. filo‘ore. 5
John H. no Waters,
Mrs. Elmer 13. Case.
William R. Thompson,
Mrs. William)?» Thompson,
George A. Wright.
Josephine Gr!
Margaret A. I.HIITIiay all.
Bertha \I». Cloverlfl.
Edward Mtllspaugh,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hoifman.
Charles H. Briggs. J r.,
[Edgar D. Lynch,
Job Lockwood,
l C. A. Poyvez,
Jennie Jarvis.
l Jesse J. Jarvis.
. Mrs. Earle P. Stevens.
i Earle P.8tevens,
I H..W. Cole,
I IHirani E. Morley,
I F. E. IBatterson,
I R. E. Dibble.
, F R. Stevens.
1 Willis B. Mills.
I John L Hamilton.
G. A. Fist,
E. C. Williams,
L. E. Raymond.
Mrs. W. 1. Stevens, Jr.,
A. S. Mills,
M. 7H. Rackett. Q
H. Williams,
William Moore.
Eugene Cushmau,
Mrs. J. A. Johnson,
0. H. Scott,
Williams A. t‘uslllnan.
Albert Johnson.
John H. Plunder,
John S. L‘Honlnledieu.
Frank Saulpaugil.
llerbrrt \‘I'. Arnold, I
Harry 1.. Unites,
'Henry J. Foreii. I
W. H. lloland, I
Frederick Sprower, I
Tracy Ambler. '
F. P. Crockett, I
Mrs. P. P. Crockett, I
Elsie (‘. Thatcher. 1
William 1. Stevens, I
Charles ii. Scolieltl, I
William lluyler, I
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Ada M. S, Thomas,
Charles H. Unites.
6. ll. Rackett.
E. W. Godfrey.
Rev. E. S. Jackson,
George A. Wright, Jr.,
R. W. Smith.
'Robert F. Scalzi.
J. H. Oakes.
Samuel Mott, Jr.
John l.o\.lldes.
WILL OPPOSE AUCTION SALE OF
POPE MFG. CO.
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Connecticut Stockholders Do Not Op!
poo. Solo, But Want It Held in
This State.
HARTFORD, July l.~0pposltiou to
the sale of the Pope Manufacturing
t'onlpally assets at public auction in
Mass. will be at a hearing before
Jud: a William S. Bennett in the Sir
perior (‘ourt in tilts cit). Thursday, by
the storkholdcrs committee and some
or the merchandise creditors. One oi
the attorneys interested said this
morning: "there is likely, to be a.
“limp Is.
The sale is desired by the banking
creditors who bring the. appliCation.
asking that the auction be held at
“'I‘S'Iltfld. Mass..'plant oi. the com-
pany. in their petition, they give
their reasons. They say action has
bet-ll pending eight months. and no
plan or re clganizatiou has deialoped
and there is HOWAVICW so far as
they know, and they consider this a
proper time to' 'IeIIJfl '
The Connecticut stockholders do’
not object to a sale, but think it:
jshould be in this state where most or
the assets are.
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ENTERING CLASS OF YALE COL-I
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\\'l- W HAYFN, July 1.—lt ls estima-I
‘ted Iii Dean Frederick S. Jones of the
tAcadamic department at Yale that theI
«entering class of that department wilif
to between 350 and 400. The estimate
is bit: sad on the returns from the en-'
«trance examinations. As those from,“
Europe and Honolulu are not all in yet
he said. no close estimate could be
made. The exact number cannot qu
tiven until after the examinations ill
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I‘ GOVERNMENT DISMISSES SUIT.
, SAVANNAH, 03., July 1.-—ActlonI
against the suspended American Naval
Stores Company was ended yesterday:
with the dismissal in the Federal
oorttt here of the Government dismilhi
tion suit against the company. The
order dismissing the case was signed
by Federal Judge Sheppard.
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Stern Brethers
42nd and 43rd Streets, West of Fifth Avenue New York
Tomorrow and Friday, on the Third FloOr, the Continuation of this PreeHoliday I l .2
Clearaintie of Men9 5 Summer Suits
THE finest and coolest light-'wéight Suits in our stocks maybe securéd for gratifying service for the , ..
holiday,“ vacation. at: the; season’s most radicaIv reductions.
. sizes and PWW“, WI:
Highest—Cruse tughtweu lit
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‘ wry 33sec; 3:7 33 use was .. I»
‘ of madimo: twelghthbnonm blue. «and black also stripes. checks" and mixtures; t . ’_
half drill“ 11 most; of'ihent themvvith :in all 3 iron 33 to ”Jack about much in regular, sto‘Il‘Ianfl; 3 ii . -
orshort proportions. - . . “
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At Extraordinary Price-Reductions
Hands 1‘er tnilor‘cd iron. nine Pricstl mohdrin II
plain blue. gray or black; alsfiist‘stripu areityl interthm
iii-table suite for hot Weather Iw‘oa'r, in
A: .Vfit'll‘ wide variety its listed from, in on
3.3.. $24 so
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I AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
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INASH's REPAIR SHOP. 28 Washing-
: . GENERAL connzacmns 3'
c: a. HORMONE. HIM and PAINTERS. PAPERHANGERS
‘ Fancy “mid“. 35' W"- T‘“ 427‘ o, necxan, Picture Frnmliu, 18 We“!
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.sosvou cream-cannon a. MB:
‘ run on. 5“ W“? ”m" ""951- mco s. s: HAILLOCK, 92* South MalmI
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NESDAY, IUL'Y I. 1914
Do You Want to Reach the lie?
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AUCTIONEERS HENRY MOELLER. 31 WashingtonI
WM. GUTHRIE, autioneer and real Strut. --------------- Tel 1073—3 l
estate, Silver-mine, ..... Tel. 1465—2.
G. N, MCKIBBON Tel 1383;
Lighting Systems a Specialty.
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South Norwalk, ........ Tel. 12623. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
J. A. MONTGOMERY, 21 W!” 3:. JOAHN wusom's om Established
Nor-walk ....... Tel. 685-2 and 322‘I 9"“: 2‘ ‘3'” 3‘ ---- T°'- 25“
" JACOB SCHAUB, Auto and Livery, 16 EXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMENI
‘ Washingtwl 6h. .......... TEL 768. D. P. MORRELL, Lang Distance Ex.lI
Press. ROwayton, Tel. 1181
JOSEPH SHAY, Elm St.
T I. ....................... 66- . ’
‘ ‘3 2 Vegetables, FRUITS. Candies
Avenue,
REDDY 6 AYERS’ MOTOR CAR CO.
Ford repair- a specialty. Tel, 401.
FISH, VEGETABLES
West Ave. Fish Midi. Baton ordering
fish, fruit and vogcublu, call 94"!
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY CO. 29
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‘ m" ‘ ‘ 82 I FURNITURE
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING RAYMOND and 30M 48 Main W.
HERBERT navruss, Auto. Repairs! N°Ma'k' T“ ‘5'
Pllntinfl, 9 Haviland St, Tel 303-2. ‘
BOOTS, SHOES, REPAIRED
STERLING FURNITURE (30.,
129 Washington St, ....... Tel 105.
No Strut. South Norwnlk. . JEWELRY' NOVELTIES‘
T. GARRAMORE, Narth Main Street,
South Norwntk.
J. LIVENSTEIN. Watery sum. JOB FRI‘MING
South Norwnlk,
‘M. MARUCA, 59 Water, 30. Nomtk.
Crippled than n ominlty. Tilt. 3424 JUNK DEALERS
JAcOE YOHRDIBKY, 35 Ely AvenuO.
BUTTER. EGGS, CHEESE
SOUTH NORWALK MONU MENTAL,
STEPHEN UNGVAFIY, 25 can Street, 34 50. Ma," we“, Tat. 904
.. ..................... Tel. 12025 ___________
' NURSES' REGISTRY
MARING CONSTRUCTION . co.
Ream ”MIMI NI 3513-31 on. s. o, LAWRENCI. South Main
street. also chiropodlnt, ..Tol. 788.
SALVATOR cHAnmo'rr. 23 Wood OSTEOPATHS
8M“ ...... ..... TM. 816.3. DR, D. A. SHAMBAUGH, Coleburn
- . Building, NorwnlkI Tel. 351
naucn'rssssn .—
, ................ T . 73-4,
Disnrrsrs I mm" _._.'._ u 1
DR. FRANK B. HOYT Keel," Bulld- JACOB; A. RUBBER, 138 South Main
tng ....... ‘. . . ....... . . .TOI.130513. Street, ................. Tei.1342-5,
DRESSMAKERS ‘ I
MRS. BELLE HARRIS. Kentu- Block,
Washington Street. '~
PHOTOGRAPHS
EORIGE S NORTH, 78 Washington
1 Street, ...... Telephone Connection.
CLEANSERS.
PIANO LESSONS
ELECTRICAL WORKS II
Auto ‘|
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MUSICAL msrnumznvs, Toys, 5th
The Bani-I 76 Washhigttm St. 1
I Norwalk,
NI- V. EGG “I BUTTER MARKET 27 South: Mentalk, ........ Tel 13645
. South Main .Wflhvu-n- TQII. 472. . "" '1"— I
---—-—+—f——-—-—. KITCHENWARE. CROCKERY
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS A. «Hose, 25 w. Wuhlngton at.
Old w." cigar Co, 83 Wa.Mnggm 8f TOI. ........................ 1009-2.
Tel. ............. . ............ 769 ._ .
"‘"'""‘ "’ LAUNDRIES
CIVIL ENGINEERING om WELL Lnuunvw 32 Hanna
HENRY R. MINER, Kecler Block, Street, , ................. Tel. 309.I
South Nomnlk. Tel. ....... 448-3.
MILLINERS
ClocWAIRED—Wlatches Miss POLHEMUSI D thinaton
_AnT-HUR T. Fan's. 78 WINIII‘QOH’ Street, ................. .. TOI. 303.
Street, . ............... Tel. 85342.
MR8. B, M. TAYLOR, 60 North Main
”CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS s‘ffl‘, ........ > ...... . ..... Tel 305
ST. JOHN ll KEYSER, Steamboat PL, M
South Nam-la ......... Tel. 1082. MONUMENTS‘
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SONNEMEF ;\Va£i’\'
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_ STEPHEN L,
Brass
.5. SCAM & son,
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'RIOBERT s, THO .
East Norwalk,
ARTHUR E. BENE
i South Norwalk, ..
POCKET BILLI‘“
'K‘NOHRS Ticker
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News, Sporting Events 1 ML t
WILLIAM a HUBBELL Scott;
I Main Street. 3. Norwalk, 12943.1
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:THE J, a. LAWRENCE
Saudi MalnI
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EH. E. DANN and SON, 45 StrcctI
1311-2.
Trust 00. Building. T
wM. H. BYINGTON, R
zette alum, Norwalk.
SEWING MA
MACHINE co., New and:
15 Railroad avenue, .
SIGN PAINTI.
HOWARD A. TILLY. 52 W
South Norwnlk ......
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STUDEBAKER
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necticut and West ave
TA ILORING
ROCKOFF BROS.. ZON
South Norwalk
ll Street,
.Tel. 324-6.
ROBERT 5. GR
Norwnlk, .....
E EAL ‘ ING Street, . ............... . Tel 1193:
Rugs WOVH I
i IhnltllsI H. newton, Light and Pow- ARCHIBALD MERRIAM, 16 Bnyview ORIENTAL RUG WORKS, 7. wm
In, .. .T'efn. m; oils-2: Avonuu Tel. 1093' Street ..... .. .East Nor
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Entirely Satisfied
with you table board try a raw
Inn-tn. Everything wall cooked
and served prop-lily. We It.
won have smiled customers.
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