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Store Closed all Day All Goods Delivered
Saturday July 4th. Fri. night until 10 pm
, Timely Specials at Sterling’s. Sale, Wed. Thurs. and Friday
t Be Prepared for the Unexpected Holiday Guest,
or Vi eek- End Visitor. 20 per cent Saving to You
.‘F IRE
rine_ Automc'zlle. Burglary, Liabil-
, Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, in.
not we can write any kind of lnsur~
moo you may require. Call us on the
kPhone No. 1230.
Open Thursday Evening
WASH SKIRTS
$1.00
40 new WASH SKIRTS to go on
Sale at $1.00 Value $1.25
minlzs
Fourth of July Specials.
Woven Hammocks Refrigerators
20 PER CENT. LESS REGULAR
PRICE.
20 per cent Less than
- $1753!) Refrigerators ....... $12.40
ICfiUlal‘ PHCE $13.00 Refrigerators ....... $14.40
_ ‘ $30M) Refrigerators . $16.00
-,—_-._ m“ ,A___. _ -—.-_ _- ___ -_ _ _ _ - - —— " s. 00 (ouch iiamnltwks ..................................... 3.195 .,» - I I
$\ on tctltli ”dilllilt (its ..................................... $5.95 III-00 Refrigerators 520-00
31 ’ no t ouch Ii‘lln mull: ..................................... $9.60 0 o
'II‘I :17. up i‘ouch liiintno ks. .................................... $13.00 D R
IExtra Stamps With eas and $1.00 lililllllltK‘IriS .............................................. 80c lnlng 00m
$1.70 Hammocks ............................................ 51.20 T bl
COffeeS. $3 00 lla‘ntnm'ks ............................................ $2.00 a es
“-..“...N. -... - .--. _ .- 3.50 llainni "s ...........................
10 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Coffee .............................. 25c s 0‘“ ------------------ 32-50 20 PER CENT.
FOURTH OF JULY “Emma” 15 Stamp: Free with 1 lb. Coffee .............................. :0; REGULAR "'05-
As usual on tile l-‘ourth of July The. 20 Stamp. Free with 1 lb. Coffee .............................. “0'0” 6 ft 03" --------------
Sentinel will be issued as a morning 5 U ‘ ------------------- $8.00
Flt“ 3.50 needii sisoo o it. Quartered Oak
paper. All advertisements, news mat»
ter and church notices should reach
the office of publication curl) oil l‘t'l-
day afternoon.
More new bathing suits for the la»
dies at Tristraln and ”Mill‘s
"Fourth of July Spe‘tlul Ladies"
$4.00 white buck, button. at $3.th Coti-
.tleally and llrackcti.
Mr. and Mrs. James ll. O‘Hara, of
(West avenue, and son (‘iit‘l'ord, have
left for New Haven, where
spend a few days visiting friends and‘
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Field of Hill-k
side Place, left this morning for an
automobile tour through Rhodc Island
and Massachusetts. '1 hey will return'
on Friday.
«Old fashioned dancing, wa‘tzcs
and twosteps. Trolleymcn's dance,
Roton Point~ tonight.
‘ Robert Shaw of this city recently
found a pocketbook belong but to l’er-
cy C. Quintnrd. of Elm (now. Mr.
Quintard was notified by the author-
ities, and he claimed his property,
L. H. llealy will soon start work on
the building 0 a gnrade t‘or li‘. Svec.
at 29 Stuart avenue. The building will
cost about $100. lie received a permit
this morning from the building ins-
” pector
Antono Fornino, charged Willi as-
sault and biting Isadore Morris and
Jadob llatee, was fined $15 and costs
on both counts this morning by Judge'
John J. Keogh. Mr. Fornino paid. The
fracas between llates Bras, and Foru-
iun was the result of the refusal of
tho “Bate Bros. to allow Fornino room
to pass them with his wagon, y-ester
day morninguon Ely avenue,
,
‘i
' 'Notices have been posted in con-
Bplcuous places about town, calling at-
tention to the fact that no one can re-
. move a horse from New York city
._ rfiwithout receiving a permit fromCom-
i . '_ _____-__..__.,-. _...___.._
.,_ missionor of Agriculture Calvin Lilia Swartz and Bout on will wire the’
son, of New York. There is an epi-
demic‘Io’t glanders in New York, and it
Is for the purpose of checking the dis-
, ease that horses are' to be examined
I ” -'. before being allowed removed from the
1 city.
——Now is' the time for warm weather
vacation suits, skeleton and quarter
lined light weight and durable. Come
up and look them over and .I’ll make
you glad you called Dibble 7% Wash-
ington street.
The committee in charge of the an-
nual tilting and clam bake at the
I South Nor-walk Fire Department will
make further arrangements this week
It has bedn practically decided to
have a field day and clam bake later
‘ in the summer, probably in Burehnrd’s
‘wbods. On themlg‘ht of July 3rd, the
:5 members of Old Well Hook andiLod-
dor (ompany will indulge in light re-
freehméiita at the Central Fire Stit-
tion. Sandwiches and coffee will be
served under the direction or the en
tortainmeitt committee. , ‘
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they willel
Cream
Cheese, 18c 1b
EastIndia Tea Co
125 Washington Street
iron heats quickly and retain
(llThe Best
DI
Silk Crepe de Chine Waists...
120 Wlahlngtoll 8L
Roton Point Park
DANCE in the Pavilion
THE CASINO RESTAURANT '
TELEPHONE NORWALK 500
Fourth of July SPECIALS E
White, maize, flesh and black.
,M. Moltascli 8: Son .
Main Store—210 Atllntlc 8L. Stamford.
rust of 2 cents for gas» :) year g
one. day. If not sstlsl‘nctoru we
lion't hesitate, l’llone 10.3,
of Bathing
——AT———-
(‘osr of running l'ncedit (his iron 10
Gas Iron 3.00 $12M t: or \ it, Qllarterei Oak .....
' Show, l‘. or x ff. (lak .............
33‘. w'l‘ r] or b {In (‘ak
(‘oets 1 rent 3 hours to ruti
Burns 03 per crnt, eiz', 12.7 per
cent. gas
W h‘te Enameled
BEDS
5 heat. Does family ironing at the
uarantee. Sent on approval; use it
gladly call for it.
..‘n‘u‘u‘u‘uflffu‘u‘. .‘ir '
hours 3} cents. t‘ost of running electric iron, 40 to .10 cents, Don't rccularly Slut) and 3.1:.“ Other
hesitate. Phone lull Do your family ironing at our exmnse. beds reduced some prt't'ortion
Any size. lied that retails
Japanese and China Lilit‘ picture ............ $2.95
MAT TING
30c and 350
Quality 25c Yard.
Select your home furnishings as
NE
'- “HAM. Manfmrm.‘ ......
JlllHlR SPURIS.
Attractive Summer and Outing Dresses .............. ‘. $2.98
Linen Coats, plain and Norfolk back ................... $3.98
White 'Serge Coats ....... . ...... .............. $7.98 “0'“. “EGATTA
------- sags AT HENLEY OPENS
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near the shores “he crowded with
houseboats and launches, occupied by
home of G. Foster on Bell Island. He
was issued a. permit by the‘lnepector
this morning:
Miss Emma N. Robinson of Patcho-
gue, L. L, is the guest of her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Robinson
of Van Zant street, East Norwalk
Joseph Guys has received a permit
to make alterations on the barnof Mrs.
George Youngs on 36 Orchard avenue
:He will‘also construct a. bathrdom.
The work will cost about 835.
—-Dull seasons are not allowed in
my business. How’s that? We dislike
them, and will not have them around.
One reasoxris Dibble'e Dandy Dressers.
Another, well, come up and I’ll explain
Dibble, 78 Washington street
‘ er. Putnam, enact the local repre-
sentatives of the United Electric Light
atidIE’ower company. who has been
seriously ill at his home in Welleeley
Farms, Mass, returned to South Nor
whlk yesterday: and today resumed
his duties IIIIII the cont-pony. '
-today.
'ington, p. 0., the tandem ot
- this city iii prominent in thin move- today than it had been placed) '1 my,
prominent society people, and also in:
many cases by Americans who had‘
{come to watch the performances of;
the numerous American entrants for
the various events.
Today '5 program was largely takenl
up with the elimination heats of the
Mr and Mrs Frank M. Thompson 0: diamond sculle, the entrants including‘
Peekskill, N. Y., are visiting Mr. and ’Paul Withington, James B. Ayer and
Mrs Edwin E Bates in Trinity P1808- William Tudor Gardiner, ot the Union
Mrs. Tompkins was formerly M188 Boat Club, of Boston, and Robert Dib
Florence Barker. bie. amateur champion of America...
~ --~- from the Don Rowing Club Toronto
M =Alb ' I
rs ert J. Owens was operatedl For the grand challenge cup the for-,
on for appendicitis at the Norwalk eign entries included the Harvard sec-
hospital, “Stem” afternoon, Dr, Du and crew and the Union Boat Club, 01‘
mortier being‘the attending physician Boston from the United States had’
The patient is in a critical condition the Winnipeg Rowing Club from Can
‘ ado. w l
l The American crews and, scullera
were out on the water early for tuning3
The d in
National Jefferson Society, are 611- III” I They seemed to IIIII in III
deavorlng to establish a chapter oi: British rowers
this society in tNorwelk. The purpose lBoth Harvard and Boston appeared
of this society is purely to honor the to be at the top 01 their form, and Eng.
memory of the «Founder of Democracy llsh “th admitted today that they
and to inspire a greater interest in feared for the ”guns or tomorrows
the Demomtlc party Into“ it! mem- beats in the mud challenge cup be-
here The celebration of Thomas Jet- tween Harvard and mag, and 30..
“"01,” bth- "9". 13th l” ton ind London, respectively.
VaIdeerhToef—drITCompany are adverv
tie-lug a. special clearance of hats at
extremely low prices. Particulars and
prices will be found in the adv, ' l
The National Magazine of Wash
AW“ ‘3 a “9m" 0‘ "19 society: “‘l launder. which usually improves un. '
nub] program: Th0mnl§.H. Only. or m um Int mm, “3 doing better
MAE; . ‘_ .‘l .1 whmwed bow in the demonstration.
rm mint Oxford. bad
81.00 and 81.25
lnleld Linoleum ........ 89: '4. yo.
‘iiniph Mallard. tBilI Chandler, Ed nick.
heat, which was sorely felt by the '
Style, Beauty,
Cooks and Wilds
Be Consistent
you select your wearing apparel
for its refinement, beauty and lasting quality.
We specialize in furnishing homes complete.
Quality and Refinement.
LINOLEUMS
quality .. 39c Iq, yd. PHONE 105.
in the fourth heat of the diamond AFFIRM DECISION
sculls, by two lengths His time was IN KILLIFER CASE
8 minutes, 4! seconds. l CINCINNATI, 0., July l.——Tlie Unit-
l Ayer, although he steered an erratic ed States Court of Appeals here yester-
coursc at the end, won his heat easily. day affirmed the decision of United
' Giuseppe Sinigngda, the Italian States District Judge Sessions in the
giant, beat E. D. P. Pinks, of London case of Catcher William H. Killifer, Jr.
ROWIDS Club, one of England's Judge Sessions ltad refused to grant
“hopes." in the fifth bent of the Dia- an injunction asked for by the Chica-
inond sculls. lgo Federal League club restraining
White Skirts, plain, short and long tunics ............. up " .
Girdles and Sashes “....” ........ I. .............. ””9819 HENLEY 0V THAMES. England, hillifer from playing with the Philac
¢ July 1-—A brolllns hot day greeted the BARNEY OLDFIELD .delpliln National League club and the
House 13793598 ------ - -------- ---------------- 85¢ :oDenlng today of the Royal regatta. IN WESTERN RACES case had been appealed.
Children's Dresses ............................ 79¢ here and found tens of thousands of —- --—--—+‘
lovers of aquatic sports gathered along Will Drlve Stat: in 300Mlle Grlnd on MIKE CLOVER TO FIGHT KID
the banks of the Thames. The river Sioux» Clty Track Saturday GRAVES-
NEW YORK. July 1.--That the :25. -
000 sweepstakes. distance 300 miles to the Boston welterweight. and Kid
0mm 0! the “crack" regiments and be run on the Sioux City speedw‘ay. Graves. of Milwaukee, were matched?
“W 4 ““1 have maximum “81“ 0!,today to battle ten rounds at the
starters, there 18 no dOUN- TWBDtY‘lBroadway Sporting club, of Brooklyn.
seven care are the limit which may be on next Tuesday night
started on a twomile speedway and ...- --
twenty six entries have been made.
The purse for the event is the largestl
ever hung up for a 300- mile contest.
and as was expected. it has lured the
best care and the cream of the drivers.
The advance guard of the galaxy of
racing stars who are to participate in
the Sioux City meet already have ar-
rived at the course and some have
made practice trials. Harry Grant,
N t. I
enbacker, Mel ‘Stringer, Bob Barman
and a number of others hav located
camps. .
' We find we have left about 800
NECKWEAR, BELTS
RIBBONS.
Gladstone Collars, Dutch Col-
lars, Collar and Cut! .Sets in
Emb. Pique, Linen and Lace
Vests with collars in net. pique
and organdie 25:: to $1.25
lNewAStlil’ Linen Collars
........ 14c and 25¢
Sleeveless Gulmtpos 25c to 31.00
Net and Lace Flchus 25: to 31-50
Fancy ‘Bowa ...... 25c Ind 50:
BELTS AND GIwRDLEs
Wide Patent Leather ”Belts mes-
saline and moire. Girdles,
white kid white and colre, in
the washable euedette
........ 25:”: [1.00
Shirred Belting by thy yard, in
black and white.
' muons.
Black. Moira. Roman Stripes,
fancy and plain colon in Rib-
bonl, for Cordial and Hair nib-
burp "".""“ 19° to «0 rar-
: ladies' hats and in order to close
them out at once we have divided
them into\ three lots, making
them at 40c, title, 80c each. Show
room open from 7 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.
C portunity to get a lgood hat for sum-
mer.
Pannmas at 81.25 and 81.50.
: VanderboefSr
Butler Street
Sterling Furniture. Cinpany, '
OPPOSITE HOYT’S THEAi‘nte
127-129 WASHINGTON 8T., SOUTH NORWALK.
\‘EW YORK July l—Mike Glover.‘
. Ladies will find this an excellent op-r
ONE MAN LEFT WELLS CA BEAT.
I ()NDOV, July 1 ~13: bardier
Wells, heaiyueight champlo of Eng.
land and holder of the Lor cinder.
belt because the crop of Ii: as here
is at a low ebb, defended h itle last
night at the Olympia A. C. I victim
was an Australian named Iln Bell.
The man from the Anti - lasted
less than two rounds. J - y Sum.
mers and Harry Stone, tli ter from
New York, saved the tilt r a clev-
erly boxed draw in the :v H" al.
I O T
DiVidend cc.
South. Norwalk C0.
The Trustees hnv- ed "M in-
terest at the rate - er Fem; per
annum be credlte e depomon
t
in the savings de- -. {01‘ the cur.
118 June 30th.
rent six mont
1914, payable 0 ‘e' ”‘3' 10th.
1914.
T
DepOsits ":3tofP311III1IIorI Jul!
10th will dr July 18¢
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South No line 24 19“-
ilk ‘T
Sou mSt CO,
,I ”it liilTlcE
I .
ORWALK 8A
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THE A ANK Nos
out]! . th lrwalk, Conn.
of the directors or this
. , p. dividend at the
e 'ent. per annum was
nor: from the earn-
ontha ending June so.
: will be entered on
paid on and arm
Norwalk Chronicler