Qt
. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1914
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SUMMER
Underwear
. For Gents, Ladies and Children
Ladies‘ Swiss Ribbed and Shap-
ed at ...... 10c. 12 1~2c and 25c
Union Suits 25¢. 35c and 50c
Gents“ Balbriggan L nderwear
.............. 251: Ind 50c
E K. Banks
I Mahacksmo Hotel Block, 80. Not'woik.
WRIGHT AND DITSON
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
and Nets
ALL PRICES.
WM. P. BEERS
look and Stationery “on.
South Norwalk. Norwalk
FOURTH OF JULY SENTINEL. _
As usual on the Fourth of July The!
Sentinel will be issued as a morning
the All advertisements. neWs mat-
Country,
>r
tirieIand church notices should reach
uvcrtoffice of publication early on Fri-1 The MOVleS blg
i an afternoon. ; SUCCESS
‘W can be bought at our store, 15c a copy.
.ouh WEATHER FORECAST. D 0 N N E L L Y 9 S
11) 1
ti; coast for Nornalk and 3icinity:
ol followed b3 showers late tonight S1ATKINERY AND BOOK STORE
ursda); slightly warmer ’l‘hurs- ‘5 3°UTH MAIN STREET.
:1; A disturbance central o3er Wls- —..--=
'8 It is causing unsettled. showery
.315 er from Kansas northeastw;ard
'5 3‘11; chigan The temperatures con- A clearance sale of waists at the
“ fllow in nearly all districts east D M Read tompany
“Q“: Rock3 Mountains.
.1
Tess of the Storm
I. Frank J. Donahue. of Fairfield ave-
‘rI’HF-R A YEAR 2301:2013; one. started for Cape Cod, this morn-
Niperature 0“ 1g ting. in W. H. l.y‘ons car.
I. R fri eratons at Albert Cehebe's.
ls Arvilla Williams, of Xewburgh‘ e g '
’ Se adv f r ‘rticuiars.
Htlork has been the guest of “r. e 0 pa
Edward Stevenson and Gertrude
Mansfield. both of Bridgeport. were
, married last e3ening by the Rev.
ph \‘l. Gorhaul and famil3 ha3e Ralph G Hartley in the South Nor-
their W :St street residence for walk Baptist Chunh The couple will
theirtminer an gone to (‘ompo Beach reside in Bridgeport after a brief
to many the Marion cottage. wedding trip.
MIs Marlon M. Dana, of the High
IScl1mfacult3'. left yesterday for her -
homg at Townsend Harbor. Mass,
whc§she will spend the summer va-
ARichard F. Noack’s the place for
ed watch inspector for N. Y., N.
and 11. Railroad.
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4 th of July special—Ladies Morris Dee. upon failure to pay his
., ' s40 ‘ite buck button at 33011130“. fine and the costs of his case this .
.1 heal 11d Bracken morning, was taken over to the Bridge-
, 3'8 Port jail by Officer Murphy. Dee was
W3 H_ Mills has received a par. arrested yesterday for being drunk
:1 salt make alterations on the and JUGge Lot‘kaOd fined him $7 and
7 :00! -the house of w costs, the total amount being $14.62.
Ac - eon Hanferd street. The in 00“" today
flat - 00f 33111 be made into a ga-
Vr'me .j. ; Thomas H. Only. the popular real
'estate and insurance man of this city,
s don't lie" is an old adage has been slgnally honored by having
< .5111! 111 applied in showing how his picture printed in the July issue
" dotiv‘, \orw alk police have been of The \ational Monthly \ir Canty 5
since April to June first, in picture, together with’the pictures of
3iolators of traffic regula- many well-known men of the coun-
"‘ tomobile laws. Accord- try, appears under the heading of:
,oks 0f Ira 0. Gregory, "Prominent Democrats."
iwn court, there have ._._,__.._—
'1. arrests and convic- Manager Neyville Bayley was in re-
" In every cage ceipt 0! many compliments this morn-
' ‘ed by the court and ing from a large number of people
to $325 42 which is because_ of the excellent manner with
a. substantian gain which the large crowds of the lash
Be ware of the selves Last year the last trolley!
were terrors to anyone along that
:route trying to sleep. '1'
e case of Ameri— E. ‘
' , _ vs 1)“qu E.‘ -—~Last but not least. Charles Brand.
upereme court. the good mechanic-watchmak‘er, 138
' tried before Washington St., Norwaik peoples
eph J, Lin; watch inspector. His prices, his
I in the ‘ workmanship can not be beaten.
The meeting of the Butler Dodge 1
_‘o. 'o. n, will be heldthis evening at
their rooms. and a big time is promis‘
:de. District. Deputy Grand Master
.jcnarlésn. Kelldg and staff will install
the new officers with the usuai‘ inter-
esting ceremonies. This is the first
. time Deputy Grand Master Kellogg
Mr
jiaiion refreshments viill be served and
'a social time enjoyed.
Specials in wash skirts at Iii-inns;
first class repairing. Officially appoinb!
H.
tori of the previous trolleys last night conducted them-l
' ihas acted in this capacity. as he was ' .
“_ . at.- 'recent‘iy appointed. After the instl- ,
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING
1 Holida3 iosiery garments. bathing Stewardess Thompson will sene one
suits and 1a' rii glows are the spetials of her famous shore dinners at the
‘to be found in the Dickermau 11113. t ountr3 Club Jul3 Fourth All mem-
-— —~ hers are requested to make resena-
Miss Burchie \30rti1ington,of \ew tions for tables
liork. is spending a few da3s 3isiting
‘friends in Norwaik.
Mrs. Charles. 31. Raymond. of North
a3 enue has closed her house and left
Miss Nellie Spine. oi toncord street, 3.5.93.1.“- mr 5(arporo Beach. Mame,
is spending a week 331111 relati3es in where she will remain until fall.
IXewburgh, .\'. 1'.
The boys‘ playground on the John
' Mullen property will be ozticially
:ned this atternoon at 3 o‘clock.
I Mr. and Mrs. irederick chlsegei
left \‘orwalk yesterday for Ware
Mass, to enjo3 the summer vacation.
\lr.Ocl1lsegel is the histor3 teacher
at the High School.
Health Officer \3'. J. Tracey will re
'iss Marguerue J. Diiworth, daugh-
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ii. bit-1
worth is toda3 quietl3 celebrating her
twenty- first birthda; at her home in ltobln Alexander on Raymond street,
Mott a3enue. George \\. Iiiluorth ttomorrow ’lhe child who has been
her brother, passed his twentieth :suffering from diptheria has fully re
birthday yesterday. . 'cotered.
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Special Sale
3 SAUCE PANS,
value $1.59 . $1.00
ALUIMNUM
COOKING 1
UTENSILS.
That every housewife may become familiar with the
qualitits of our Aluminum Ware, we offer this week special
prices in our entire line of Aluminum Ware.
A. J. Collins 81 Co
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
PHONE 747. NORTH MAIN ST.
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Fertilizers
Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
of Lime. Land Plaster. Muriatc of Potash. Nitrate of
Soda.
i
l RAYMOND BROTHERS
“—92% hi.-. . v __} - - .. . »-‘ Q$
I 5 so WALL. crass?
0.13. Jackson .0"...
Optician "“0“ «s
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Everything, in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
We Rent Automobiles
The road: for miles around are rapidly getting in prime condition
31nd there is no greater pleasure than a spin through the countrynrben
when the first Bills of Spring are showing.
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Our rates are very reasonable, and our chauffeurs are skilled and
careful nien. Orders by telephone will receive prompt attention.
OSCAR H. BANK S
g Distributor for Falrfield bonny.
River street. Norwalk, Conn.
A Vacation for EVerybody
Four Day’s Trip $18
2 888 Miles of Travel—All Water
New York to Old Point Comfort, Va. including meals and stateroom
berth on steamer. luncheon at Hotel Chamberlin thence via James River
Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va., including supper, stateroom berth,
anr breakfast the following morninsmoonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson,
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond; leave Richmond same evening via.
steamer to Norfolk, Va... including supper. stateroom berth and breakfast
the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; leave Norfolk
same evening (except Sunday) 7 p. m. for New York, including meals and
stateroom berth. arriving New_York following afternoon about 4 1p. m. .
1 Steamers sail every week day at3 p in. from Pier 25. N. R., New York,
foot of N. Moore street.
Send for illustrated pamphlet. :rour Department,
OLD DOMINION LINE
W. L. WOODROW Traffic Manner J. J. BROWN. Gen. Pun. Agent
q...— _ W— .—
‘ 3» . .., .. '.;m‘..".‘.
move the quarantine from the home of
‘ steadiness... .
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SENTINEL
IIIRHHDS Milli
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BUP HURI DI lRICK.
“Tuning Up” Machine at 54 Mile
i Clip, Heis Fiung liver
I Handle Bars
Fairfield's 1110to1'3yrle
.Fred \Holderaner narro33l3 estaped
.i‘atal injur3 y‘esterda3 alternoon at the
aerodrome in S_tratl01d, when tra3el
1
ing at 54 miles an hour. he attemptu
ed to round one of the curves in the,
policeman. ,
Our Julv Clearances
started with a resolute deiermiantion to scatter
season-able. desirable summer goods eve
stocks of
3 to almost give them away. ‘
track, and the left pedal of the ma.
chine caught in a grass plot
,uas hurled o3 er the handlebars into
.the air and d1opped to the groUud 20
ifeet in advance of the motorcycle. iiis
lonly injuries were a sprain of his left
side anda '
Was Tuning Up.
\olderaUer “us “tuning up' for the
motorc3ile rat es at the aerodrome
‘Saturday afternoon and as he expects
to be one of the successful—contest-
iants he “let out“ his machine to see
.how fast it could go. At one time
{he traveled 525 miles an hour and
,when rounding the curve on the north
'side of the track he was covering the
ground at the rate of 54 miles an
,hour. The motorcycle was at nearl)‘
,a 45 degree angle when the pedal
,canglit in the grass.
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He'
deep cut on his left thigh. ‘
$3.00 Dresses,
July Clearance Sa'
, ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE IN THE STORE AT PM.
'. NOMENAL PRICE-CUTS T0 FORCE A QUICK CLEAN-UPI
Special For Today
in plain and flowered novelties including the long Russian
tunic effect, specially priced for today and tomorrow, $1.98.
le
2' ' our “I
:e In“. ‘
$1 98
.{w
Jacoby s
OPPOSITE HOYT'S THEATRE.
The machine.
,stopped but Volderauer kept on going. I
lie alighted on his left side. Volderauq
er was mer’ely stunned and he was
able to bring his machine to Bridge»
port for repairs. One of the lamps and:
the left pedal were torn off.
Determined to Race.
I liiidismayed by the accident. 1’0.
,Iicemnn Volderauer said last night
,that he will be in the race Saturday
:and he expects to win, His machine's
Ispeed pleased him so much that he
ldoesn't mind a little thing like being
buried through space,
tomclal board of in. Norwalk if E
1Church 33111 be held in the church par-
Ilors tonight.
1 The case of George E. (‘rofut vs. 12.
for a $25 laundry bill. is returnable
today in Bridgeport. before Justice of
the Peace C. R. Hall. Attorney Paul
L. Miller representd'the plaintiff. The
ipapers were served by Constable lieu-
ry Selzer.
1
Imperial Cafe
Now. Open
9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
REGULAR DINNER 406.
Business Men’s or
Quick Lunch at
Noon
25 CENTI.
FROM 4 T0 6 EACH AFTERNOON.
HIGH-CLASS SEA FOOD.
NOTHING BUT PABST’S BEER ON
DRAUGHT.
‘ CARL SCHAUB. PROPRIETOR.
DAMPNESS CAN'T PENETRATE.
There is alwa3s some dampness in
cement walls.
prOtection to- dwellers from- such
dampness. This, quite often, is the
cause of sickness and rheumatism dur-
lug damp weather.
The Asphalt-Mastic backing of
Bishoprlc Stucco or Plaster Board
won't let dampness penetrate. it is
absolutely moistureAproof and temper-
ature- proof .
C. H Aisthorpe
Seaview Ave. ,
rel. 937s.
iture of the jaw bone.
The regular monthly meeting of the‘
t He is equipped to keep your good
Five Cent Lunehi
Metal lathe offer no'
M'CORMICK HURT BY PITCHED
BALL.
l criar'raxoooa. Tenn., July 1.—
)litrlager Harry McCormick, of the
Chattanooga club was struck below
the temple and rendered unconscious
by a curve ball from Pitcher (.‘arl
Thompson. of Atlanta. yesterday af-
ternoon. but was reported better today.
An X-ray examination indicated a frac-
lle should be
out in two weeks.
l BOGUE PRAISES COACH COURT-
NEY.
~lTIlACA. .luly 1.—.\iorton G. Bogue,
Columbia steward. writes to Charles
E. Courtney praising his and Cornell's
after the boat race. saying it was fine
for sport and expressing hope that in
the future Cornell's example will be
followed as a precedent
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Sound Teeth.
Let them be natural or artificial.
are necessary to your health, looks
and proficiency. See
Dr..l. H. Mallery
teeth good, to make you a perfect
fitting and appearing artificial
plate. crown or bridge. ‘
If you can’t get a whole loaf,
take half.
, 1! Bo. Main St. '0. Nor-walk
HOURS: 0 A. M. TO I P. M.
SUNDAYS IV APPOINTMENT
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QC Thamer
OCULISTS AND OPTIOIANS
vou WlLL FIND IT
WORTH WHILE
ment. You will find bits oi" infor-
mation about eyescand suggestions
which the wise will follow.
Our advice today—haw your
eyes examined by Our Ocullst.
81 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Oonn.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897
to lo'ok’always for our advertise- '
Refrigerators
Oil and Gas Stoves, Lawn Swings.
Screen Doors, Crockery, China, Glass
ware, Cooking Utensils, etc. V I
.- 95' West Washington St,
' :South Norwalk.
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Albert , F. Gehebe‘
lPrompt- Delivery. ’
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STOCK 0'
RANGES
ll the mom complete in a. O"
. ._ Bill“. ‘ ‘
SranrORn. .11....
Frown... ~ runner
S. Sullivan. for an attachment for $40 . . . - 3 I
sportsmanship in acclaiming (olumbia ‘ can save you money.
I
lrun and ride like new.
i
Reduced Prices in
Barry Oxfords.
as we have a big stock of Oxfords and
we must dispose of same by July 4th.
Take advantage of this special.
Louis Avrick
The Union Clothing and Shoe Store-
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
NOTICE
My Tire Prices are attractive.
I
Let me know
your requirements, the make of tire
you prefer, and 1 will be pleased to
quote 3011. 1 have the stock and my
prices are right. i make a specialty
of Ford Repairing. Make your old car
1 Reasonable
pr ces.
' 1 ‘ i
Austin s Garage
122 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Or 'Phone 1622-2, w. R. Austin, 11
Woodward Avenue.
Bargains In Used cars.
1 1913 Pullman Touring. a bargain for
a quick buy er.
IN FIREWORKS
CARNIVAL GOODS
AT THE
BRIGHT
5 xAIRY Nor-
Main ROOMY
St. DAINTY walk.
STORE.
t’: Comfort to Shop A!
[Milli S
Store,
‘ ~ in. m._daily.
and News
5 MAIN ST” NORWALK.
Firs—U Eyeglasses
@QC
r Your.” f— 7719;], 7
Are namely Noticeabla —'
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTICIAN.
Room 6, Ruler Building,
No. 155 Washington 8!.
. Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday-1nd Friday
Evenings. 6:30 to 9.
N. Mudflats—727 .th Ave.. 9 to
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RED CROSSLlNE
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iALlFAX AND 3:. JOHN’S NEW-
FOUNDLANO. "
Norwalk Chronicler