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FIRE
IariueI Automc‘xlle. Burglary, Linbii
lty. Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, in
hot we can write any kind of insur-
Inco you may require. Call us on the
Phone No. 1230.
Taylor 8. Golden
count NORWALK TRUST co.
BUILDING
FOURTH OF JULY SENTINEL.
As usual on th.- l-‘otrtlt ot Jul1 The
Sentinel will be issued as a morning
paper All adicrlistttteiits. iieus mat
tor and church notices should reach
the. oliice of publication early on Ft‘t- I
day a'terttoott.
'l""outotto11 is the last short (Ali‘lldal
d.i1 tn the tottrt ot t‘otnttion Pleas in
Bridgeport.
.l, ltiing llibiilc oi tlte l‘errls i‘oril
(‘ompany is in New lurk tit) today
011 business.
James ll Bi‘illslll‘dllc‘. of De i‘llIV,
i‘onn.. was a 1isitoi‘ ill tltis (it) les-
terday.
A lit‘\\' i'lrecscape has been erected
illillilS lllii Bill
Nil illlilliii Uiifl
Western Union Timelteeper Dis-
continued Ailer Service of
40 Years
NEW YORK. July 2.-The time ball
on top oi the old Western i'niUn 'l‘el-
egraph Building at .\'o. 135 Broadway.
by which thousands of persons hate
set their watches for nearly 10 ~tears
tailed to drop yesterday. Saturday 31-
noon it tell for what is probably the
last time
At li'
batteries which had controlled it were
(ill and the work was lie—"111 oi 'ut
o'clock Saturday night the
I111.
.itig troni e\ er} pail oi
iSlates and t‘kttttda treat the old to
[the new building at .\'o.‘21\\allier
lstreet.
o1et smut telegraph uttes «out»
the l titted
At 10 Otiui‘li an operator in llrook-
lyu c‘ompeted l1 s message and lett
" T ” ”T“ ““’ 'his intrttnieiit to get a drink of water
i\\ hen he retttined he again pithetl up
New iork and found that iii the in
tertttin the «image had teen made 10
the new quarters.
Transfer Quickly Made.
Ultit-ials ot the company said yes
tet'da1 that the transfer of the "093
with the saute telei‘ity attd without
a single interruption to business. les
ttial Sunday number were handled iilI
the new plant and it is expected that
will be taken
tiouiie that number
.cnre of today,
About 3110 men were engaged iii the
work of cutting in the new 11 ires
Preparations t‘ot' the feat ltaic been
under way for ttiontlis. 'l‘11o
chiets took their positions. one at the
old terminal iii Broadway atid anoth-
wire
on the rear of the building on Water er at the new quarters in Walker St.
street. occupied by the Tropical Suit
Company,
Extra Fourth of July specials at the
East _\'01'11'alk Cash Store, Stitili's.
Star bargains for a stirring Friday
at the Boaton Store.
The R_ & (i. corset fat toi1 closes
tonight. and the entplmees will enjoy next message mm the line would be1
the 1
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‘ new building. t"
a 1'atation of tett days. going built to
work Monday, the 13th of June.
»——F‘out'th of July
neally and liracken.
Vi. it. liancoelt oi Quintard avenue,‘
is enjoying a vacation fiotti his duties
.in the t‘. & K factory.
is sojourning with friends in Canadn‘
Stephen Kerokes. the well-known
and clever acrobat of Sprltig11-ood..
captured the first prize ill Poli's Thea
tro, Bridgeport, last night. Mr. Ker-
ekes entered the amateurs contest,
and was accorded much applause for
his good work. ‘
Papers in a suit brought by Hattie
F. Sturges against Frank D. Lawton;
pages, A telegram coming in from‘
were served today by Deputy Sheriff
Louis Ladrigan. The plaintiff alleges
that Lawton owes for back rent, $175
on the garage property now ocwpied
by John D Mills, in issues Place. An
attaélimeat was 1111 led for $300 to cov-
or the damages of $225 which are
asked: .Tho' casotis returnable in the
”town court on July 20.
. From for off Alaska comes postals
to local friends of Miss Annie Barr,
1 formerly of this city. now a matron
on a passenger boat plying between
Seattle, Washington. and Nome. Alas-
ka. Miss Burr tells an interesting
story of being land-locked for days
on the ship on which she is employed.
two mlles‘from shore. She states
that the water is frozen solid for five
miles from the shore.
The letter from D. E. Disbrow which
appeared in Tuesday's issue of The
Sentinel, has aroused
- comment. Several prominent citizens Iblackmail
have efipressed their intentions of
calling the state police in on the
matter of antomobtlists using thoI
i
1 Broadway
special—~Ladies‘ .
”- 0" white bl“ 1‘ buttoti at “' 00 l‘ on pleted iii a. little more than eight hours 1
considerable ltured in a. spectacular attempt
for the filial transfer.
As soon as a message coming into
was completed. the mes
senger there would signal to his as-,
soclate itt Walker street if the reply
came back “0. 'thc Broadway mitnI
would immediately‘ ctit out" his wire.
EAlmost as quickly connection would
be made with the new wire and the
t'ecei1ed by a new operator in
New Plant Works Well. I
The wort. of transfer was com,
Iand 1'esterda1 afternoon the plant in
the new quarters had a normal work-
day appearance The telegraph com-
any occttples from the eleventh to
Mr “3“ka ttlte se1enteenth floor in the new build-
.ing.
in addition to the operating rooms
there are rest rooms and a resturant.
for the l. 7000 employees of the oper-l
atlng department Tito incoming
wires are received at 34 switchbou'dst
on the thirteenth floor witch lnturni
connect with about 1.000 intrumentsl
on the floors above. 1
There is an elaborate system or,
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lother wires had been accomplished?
iterdat about 75,000 messages the nor .
belts for the quick transfer to mesj'
Chicago for transfer to Yonkers is
placed on a belt hearing it to a young
woman who would put it on another
'beut labelled “First Zone." This bolt ..
in turn carries it to the distributor
for the zone. who places the message
on a carrier running to the Yonkerq
operator. 1
Twenty-two cpneumatic tubes con
nect the operating rooms with the‘
principal branch offices throughout‘
the city. permitting the quick transfer
of messages to the station from which;
they are to be delivered. . i
NEGRO cars 15 vsans FOR
BLACKMAIL.
Threatened to Dynamite Cunard Liner
and Wreck Train.
NEW YORK, July 2.-—Joseph Bur-
ton. the negro who was recently cap.
to
the Cunard Steamship
ICompany, was today sentenced to fit-
teen 'yoar's in Sing Sing prison
Burton sent letters to ohicials of the
A' " .whon too Some. Sweet Home tnn‘o‘
turnpike and West avenue as a speed-I line threatening that unless a rack-
» way. Should the state police take 11 38° CORN-1111118 $10 000 W” thrown
hand in the case. and make several from the hook platform of an express.
arrests there is no doubt but What; train in New Jersey in response '0 94
many automobillsts would operate green light he would dish 1111111119 tho‘
their cars at a more sons rate of track 'h'o Would blow up” One of thu‘
speed. company‘s big steamers. The com.
pany engaged a special train to fol-
Ilow close behind the oxpioss, and
when a detective tossed a. decoy pack-
aso from the train nhond both trains
stopped and let off dotoctim who coli-
turod Burton when he ran out or
hiding to got tho pooh“ '
0mm; of the New York. New No
The Girls’ Friendly Society, of
Wootport. last evening gave a moot
oucfoostul dance in Notionol Hle In
spite of the ruin; the hell was over-
flowing with the gay dancers .1111
‘h- olmd' by Spoldol'o orchootn, _te
.'L W 1', ill ‘who‘ attended.
7%th ”unclean end
x my present among whom
‘ " horse. lliu mu. ‘
Just Comps re Values
Taking quality in consideration we believe that the
East India Store
Is the Place for You to Trade. If Saving Money is '
.68c
15c,
26c
Gold Medal FLOUR. One bag (on
customer. none to dealers bag .
Smoked Shoulders fresh sm ikcd lean and tender,
why pay l7c. 1 ur Price This Week lb. .
Good Table BUTTER
in prints lb . . . .
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SPRINGWOOD FESTlVAL.
50H itlistanditig the raitt last even-
ing: there was a large attendance at
the annual festival of the Springwood
l'nion Sunday school. at its Chapel, 011'
Ely avenue. A unique and interesting
program was presented by the chil-
dren. The piano playing and 1iohu
execution were new enjoyable. Ani
other intetrsting feature was the slit;-
ing and the whistling contest. The
«a. 5’
(not
‘ mintzs
duet performance was won by two of.
the young ladies. as was also the solo
contest. The whistling prize was won
by Louis Yoczik. who brought down,
the house as the victor. .
ice cream and cake were served andl
the festival closed by honoring the,
Fourth of July with "Star Spangled?
Banner" and “Attierica,” the singing of”
which could be heard half a mile.
away. i
-—llaby won't suffer five minutes
Aith croup if you apply Dr. Thomas I
‘i1l4 "r Oil at (titre It acts like magic ‘
Premium Brand BUTTER, absolutely the
finest in prints pound .
.300
WA] ER MELONS. extra large,
ripe and sweet each . . . 3 5 C
CORN FLAKES, 10c size . .
cut to package . . -
61c
10C
Magnolia MILK .
Graham Crackers
Clover Brand MILK
Apple Butter
Peanut Butter, 15c size
Plain or Stuffed Olives
Imported Sardines
Undina
Far Superior to any Other imported or domestic beverage
lioitlctl at irranttc Rock Spring. lligaiiutti, Conn. Your
choice of tlic tollowitig flavors:
CARBON ATED
BEVERAGES
LEMON SOUR PACKED 1 D02.
WHITE BIRCH IN SEALED CASE
ROOT BEER '
GINGER ALE
$1.25 per case
10 STAMPS FREE
WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
Conc. GRAPE Phosphate
xpkg. Dave's No-Rub xoc
‘, icon Peterman’l DiscoveryforBedBugsW............roc
xcanPetormans RoachFood. ioc
2pkg‘S. PoisonFinapcr. each.......... ..... .--....5c
I 1 pkg. Premium Corn Starch. . ..... .. me
1 ukg. Premium jellyI Powder . .............. 1°C
1 can Premium Brand Pork and Beans .. ..... . . .xsc
_1- bot. Premium Brand Riot Boer Extract ..... . 15c
Extra Stamps Free with TEAS. CUFFEES. etc.
to Stamps with r lb.Cofi'ee 25c
l 15 Stamps withrlb.Coono 30c
ao'Stamps with 1 1b. Coffee 35c
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea............... 40c
50 Stampst 1 lb. Tea. 50c
GoStamps withxlb. Tea; 60c
l
EastIndia Tea Co
SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING CASH STORE.
ltrotr ction
I11'on‘t let dampness penetrate.
:absolutely moisture—proof and temper
’atttre-proof.
DAMPNESS CAN’T PENETRATE.
Theie is always some dampness in a
cement walls. Metal latlis offer nojpoINTS ABOUT
to dwellers from such . TIMBER FLUMES
dampness. This, quite often, is the. ._._.
cause of sickness and rheumatism dur-
ing dzttnp weather.
The Asphaltrhiastlc
Bishopric Stucco
._._. _- .__I
That the \'-sltap:1d timber flame is
a more efficient type than the box or
backing of '“
or Plaster Board
It is
square-sided iol'lll is one of the ('OIXL‘lU'
sions reached by the Department ot
Agriculture in a bulletin just issued
‘on fititttes and tittttiitig The \'-shaped
wooden tiutne requires less water and.
on the average, less repairs than the
other type. is better adapttd to act
Seaview AVG-Ias it slide on steep grades, and offers
Concerning
C. H. Aisthorpe:
Tel. 937-3.
_-..-___.._..__._..._ .__.m- -. ‘fewer chances for jatiis.
'a third type, the "sectional" tttetal
RED CROSSL‘NE tiuttie. send-circular ltt form, the predic-
to 11011 is made that it will come into
iALIFAx AND st JOHN'S NEW- wide use. Such a tiutiie is strong and
FOUNDLAND. lli-‘ili, and can be quickly taken apart
Round 1‘an New York to Hali- and transported from one place to an!
fax IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII $40.00 other to be set up again. 1
Round Trip. New iork to St. When building ilnmes a good plan.
says the department, is to erect a
small sawmill at or near the upper end
of the home location to saw out the
lumber needed for construction. Such
John' s_ Newfoundland $80.00
Let Us Book You for One of These
Pleannt Summer Trips.
M. Layton 8t (31).. Inc.
nears, NOTARIES PUBLIC
5 Railroad Avenue,
material can be floated down the iiutne
as fast as the latter is built and used
for further extension.
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Fourth of July SPF ClALS
Attractive Summer and Outing Dresses “$2.98
rL-inenQIootmplain and Norfolk back $3.98
WhiteSeIrgeCoatsmm....................... $7.98
snkcripe do Chine Waists $2.25 I
.1....v
White moizo' flesh and black.
-Whito Skirts, plain. short and long tunios . ....... 98¢ up
Girdle: and Sooner 49¢
Hound mam .........
-85¢
Children‘s Dresses . 79¢
M. Moltasch' & Son _,
120 Washington 8!. Main Store—210 Atlantic 8L, Stamford.
..-o--1..v.--.......
A Vacation for Everybody
Four Day’s Trip $18
888 Miles of Travel—All Water
New York to Old Point comfort, Va. including meats end stateroom
berth on otoomor. luncheon ot Hotel Chunborlin thence Vin James River
Night Lino timer to Richmond. V 1., including stepper. stateroom berth,
our brookfut the following morning; uoondlr luncheon at Hotel Jotilomn.
Richmond or Murphy. inaiohmond: ionvo manhood oamo ovoning via.
«nor to N nu. including lower, stateroom berth and 11111th
mmunrurmuuMm-mtm
Gunner-alluding“! ulpmmmrfi. 11.11.. Norton.
mum-mm .
mwmfmw
‘ Louis 'Avrick
tho donning heroin" motley luncheon at Nanak on ship: ioovo Nortoik
concerning taint may) 7 p.1n..!or New York. including most: and
N LINE,
South NOI’walk, For handling railroad cross-ties,
cants, poles, cordwood and the like, a
tlutiie with the sides of the \' 30 inch.
on in height is large enough. For
handling logs, piling. long timber, or‘
broiled sawed lumber a height of from
10 to 00 inches is recommended. The
best angle for the V is put at 90 de-
"grees.
Proposed flume lines ought to be sur-
v'11ed as catcfully as a line for a log-
.glng railt'.oad to ensure evenness at
grade. Grades should be kept below
i 13 per cent. wherever possible, and the
lbest res'ults are obtained with grades
' "bet11een2 and 10 per cent.
‘ Abrupt curvatures in a fiume should
be molded for the1 are likely to cause
‘jants. (‘urves should rah‘y be permit- i
ted to exceed 20 degrees. It may be
necessary to blast out rocks and boul-I1
ders. or projecting points of bluffs, or:
to trestle. or even tunnel. to eliminate
iabrupt curves or maintain an even
'grade.
Telephones are recommended an ad-
juncts to the operation of a fiume. By
ithoir use a serious break or jam can.
‘be reported immediately to the head
of the flame to prevent further ship-i
ment of material. A telephone. alsot
makes it possible to notify the men atI
the upper end of tho flume just what
_.
Fits-U Eyeglasses
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORI.
OPTICIAN.
Room 8. Koolor Bulldlng,
No. 155 Wnlhlngton 8t.
Opposite Hoyt'o Tho-tn.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday .
Evenings. 0:80 to 8.1
N. Y. nodule—727 .th Ave, 0 to
4 p. In. dolly.
“.'...-
lN FIREWORKS ‘
CARNIVAL GOODS
AT THE material to ship and when to ship it. i
BR'GHT A home recently built on Rochat
'5 “RY Nor- .Creek, near St. Joe. Idaho, is cited as
Mfln RQOMY la. good example of modern “shaped
St. M'NTY wdik. fiume construction This fiume, which
STORE is unusually large and built to handle
t‘s comfort to 3MP M gheavy logs and long timbers. is said
i
“$3000 to have cost approximately $8, 000 per
and News mile for the five miles of its length
3' including the cost of constructing a
ore’ wagon road and telephone equipment.
5 MAIN 3T., NORWALK.
Other homes are cited costing from
"$2,000. to $7,500 a. mite.
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CLAIMS HE WAS HELD UP.
Max B. Manning, an employs of the
American Telegraph and Telephone?
Company. reported to the police to!
day that an attempt was made to hold
him up last evening-about 9 o'clock in
Peat swamp. Westport ave. Mr. Man-
ning was driving to his home, in South
Main street. when two men approach-
Ied him. They were roughly dressed
The Union Clothing and Shoo Store. I and as they stopped his horse inquirfed
. :the 118 to Bridgeport. Getting a. a-
POSTOFFICE BLOCK vorabioyopportunity Mr. Manning whip-
' SOUTH NORWALK led up the horse, and drove rapidly
" T—‘== l away. not having been harmed.
NOTICE 1
i The entertainmtnt committee of the
My The Pm” "9 53mm: ' Norwak Yacht Club has arranged for
on “V0 you money. me now ll 8501].
Your requirements, o nuke or molt“ schedule Drilllmlltcesgii'é‘ntnzxie’rues.
you prefer, and I will be pleased totThv first one 11' e e
day night, and others will follow every
quote you. I have the stock and my
9"“ m “8’"- 1 Me I Ipecinty Tuna-3 night thereafter. The dune
lug audit will end with one on tho
of M Repairing. Idaho your old our
run and ride like now. Rumble m1 of Mo. IyI Lobor my, septum.
' bor m. K Fulford's orchestra
prices.
. Austin’s Garage 3: mm'odI to furnish muoicfor
ill ”UT“ IAIN IT.
Reduced Prices in
Barry Oxfords.
as we have a big stock of Oxfords and‘
we must dispose of some by July 4th.
Take advantage of this special.
NORW A! K YACHT CLUB DANCES.
Open This Evening.
Everything for the
Fourth
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RACE PROBLEM DISCUSED.
SAGAMORE BEAt‘ ll, Mass. July 2
—»A general discussion of race pro!»
161115: open to all delegates, occupied
the time of the Sagamore Sociological
Conference today. At the final meet
ing tonight various committees will
submit their reports and Professor Na.-
tbaniel Schmidt, of Cornell. will do-
liver an addreSS.
Fourth of July
NEEDS
at Special Prices To-
morrow, Friday
2.7.3 (roouet Sets with eight long
niallets ...................... $2.29
10c Handy Market liaskets .
5c Toilet Paper, roll or pkg. 6 for 191:
8‘2 7.?
.7C
Nursery or Office Refrigerators,
I size 12 x 17 inches ......... $2.13
So World's Fair Tooth Picks
............. 3 pkgo., 10¢
Alttminum Milk llottle Co1’er§. will
keep the milk free from files, dirt
and refrigerator odors .. 3 for 251:
We Paper Picnic Plates 25 tor 8°
Cemetery Vases .......... 3 for 25¢:
Sanitary Drinking Cups, 8 to pkg. 40
5c Waxed Sandwich Paper .. 2 for 50
Plain White Paper Napkins 100 fOr 8c.
‘25c Sanitary Paper Towels, 150 tow-
els to roll .................. 19¢
19c Galvanized Bath House Pails.
I10 qt. size .. ....... . .......... 10c
‘Chery Pitters, removes two stones in
one operation ................ 501:
Albert F. Gehebe
as West Washington St.
South Norwallr.
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interestod or whose land may be
taken that a public hearing by the
Mayor and Common Council of the
City of Norwalk will be held at the
Council Chambers. Clt1 Hall on Tues-
day evening. July 14th, 1914.11t eight
o'clock p. m., to consider the proposal
to designate a building line of forty-
flvo (45) foot on the westerly side of
Union avenue, in the First Taxing Dis-
trict, from Main street to the Union
Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk, Conn. July 2nd,
1914.
JOSEPH J. LINXWEILER,
12 2t City Clerk.
UNUSUAL MILLINERY VALUES
FOR FRIDAYI JULY 3RD.
Sport Hats'... ...... 75c—s4.oo
Trimmed Panamas ........... . 82.25
All White Hats, trimmed with flow-
ers, wings, feathers or ribbons
Special Prices on Burnt, Leghorn.
Block and White Shapes.
Edna Mae Seymour
Imperial Cafe"
Now 'Open '
9 RAILROAD AVENUI.
REGULAR DINNER 400.
Business. Men’s. or? . ‘
Quick Lunch at
Noon ‘
25 CENT.-
Five Cent Lunch
FRO“ 4 TO I IAON 11mm
HIGH-OLA“ CIA POOR .
NOTHING IU‘I’ PAIN”. IIII O.
mum.
GAIL censor. moron.
.. «'11s... “shire
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