THE SOUTH NORWALK EV-ENINQ SENTINEL
THURSDAY, Jul )1914 PAGE FIVE
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SUMMER
Underwear
For Gents, Ladies and Children
Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed and Shap-
! ed at ...... 10c, 12 1-2c and 25¢
L‘nion Suits 25c, 35c and 506
Gents iia‘briggan Underwear
.............. 25c and 50C
E. K. Banks
lahnckemo Hotel Bleak, Bo. Noowalk.
WRIGHT AND DITSON
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
and Nets
ALL PRICES.
V! M. P. BEERS
ook and Stationery Storm
St...“ Norwalk. Norwalk
Special Sale
3 SAUCE PANS,
value $1.59 . $1.00
ALUIMNUM
COOKING
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.
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FOURTH OF JULY SENTINEL.
As usual on tile Fourth of July The
Sentinel will be issued as a morning
paper. All advertisements, news mat-
ter and church notices should reach
the office of publication early on Fri-
day alternoon.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwnlk and vicinity:
Fair tolllght and Friday; Saturday
probably fair. The Western disturb-
ance which was central over Wiscon-
sin yesterday morning has moved ran
pidly Easiward and is now central off,
the coast near Block island. R. 1. 11:3
has caused general rain durillg thelastl
24 horus in nearly all districts East of
the Mississippi river. The rainfall was
heavy along the New England coast.
Conditions favor for this vicinity fair
weather with slightly higher tempera-
ture.
. 3 Mo "low.
_ Temperature: Low, 74; high. 93.
Rain.
Stirring bargains will be found at
the July Clearance Sale at Jacoby's.
, Dr. and \irs ll. 1. Cornell of South
Main street have left for a vacation
trip to Maine. 1
The N. E. Ryan (‘0. will keep open
tonight until nine o'clock, but will
close at 7:30 Friday evening on ac-
count of the carnival,
—Fourth of July -Special——Ladies'
'84_00 white buck, button, at $3.00. Con-
nenlly and Bracken.
Tony Panzere, of 'Saugatuck. fell
from a cherry tree. this morning, and
was bruised and shaken up. He was
brought to the Norwalk Hospital for
treatment.
A party of city ofiicinls from Holy-
oke, Mass, was expected in this city
yesterday to inspect the Roman roads
of this district. On account of the
storm they did a-Jt arrive.
Still another complaint has been
received about the leaky leaders on.
the old Hat Forming factory on Rail-
road avenue: The matter has been
referred to the building insepctor for
action.
The annual strawberry festival of
the Broad River chapel was postponed.-
from last evening until tonight on ac-
count of the rain. A splendid program
will be enjoyed this evening. Sing?
ing. recitations, and musical solos
will be in order, and strawberries and
R cake will be served. A big crowd is
expected
" —-Richard F. Nonck's the place for
am class repairing. Officially appoint-
ed watch inspector for N. Y. N. H.
‘ telo. will be held on July ml
. tions.
jseeds, and then shell and crush them
‘into a semi-liquid mass. After flavor-
FUNERAL
P-HONE 747.
A.J. Collins 8: C0
DIRECTOR. ,
NORTH MAIN ST.
0
Potato Manure.
of Lime. Land Plaster.
Soda.
RAYMOND
Fertilizers
Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
Muriate of Potash. Nitrate of
BROTHERS
Tess of the Storm
Country,
The Movies big 0. B. Jackson as will?!"
“' SUCCESS PHONE 48!.
Optician
can be bought at our store, 45c a copy?
DONNELLYsE
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE,
1' SOUTH MAIN STREET. 1
fi'.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
I , ‘
The East India Tea Company ask
you to compare values and prices, i . ._
Despite the condition of the weather»
last evening, there was a good sized,
crowd at the Victrola dance given at}
the Knob. ~ i
The hearings in the probate courti
for a settlement of the estates of
(luiseppl Gugllemino and Jennie Ara,
when the first signs of spring are
careful men. Orders by telephone
The members of the popular Kelsey'
Club of Norw alk have completed prep-
arations to have a big time tomorrow
, Distributer for Fairfield Coun J,
night. Open house will be observed. :mr~WL':Wm
We Rent Automobiles
The roads for miles around are rapidly getting in prime condition
and there is no greater pleasure than a Spin through the country,when
-
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showing
Our rates are very reasonable, and our chauffeurs are skilled and i ,
will receive prwt attention
.BANKS
River~ Street. Nor-walk, Conn.
W
Ioseph Janso of Connecticut av anus}-
has (ompialned to the police author-
ities that young men and boys insist
on bothering and tormenting him. The
police have the names of the offenders!
and unless they stop the practice:
they will be hailed in court. i
NIRIIIIKS Illllllll IRIUB
The claim for damages brought by
Domenico Delano, father of little Mnr- Big Parade and jollmcallon is
rio Delano, whose eye was pierced by
a stone which flew from ‘a blast on "IS EVOIII IOI' Tomorrow
Evening
the property of Raffaele Rutin in
Westport. has been settled satisfac-
tory to all concerned out of court.
Chief of Police William R Penning , The “we“ °f premmu” f” the
ton has suggested that before the pub.” carnival were sent spinning today for
lie leave their houses tomorrow eve- the final wind- -up of affairs which will
plug to attend the carnival in Nor— make the event one of history and
walk, they make sure every door and one that will probably excel all prev-
windcw is securely locked. Despite ious occasions. Only part of today
the vigilance of the police tomorrow and tomorrow is left for the commit-
nlght. it is well to take these precau-,tee in charge. of the affair. the busi~
’ness men and merchants whose active
participation is'essential to the suc-
cess of it, and many other individuals
who with the others comprise the
pillars of support to the event, to
make things ready. The streets up-
town are gradually taking on a gala
appearance through the decorations
which have already been hung and
which are being placed along the line
Iof march in the main streets. When
the carnival is officially declared on
.by the striking up of music by the
hands a spectacle, dazzling in its
splendor, will greet the multitudes of
local people and visitors who will be
.on hand to enjoy the festivities. Last
night‘s rain was so heavy that the
hope is expressed that the clouds have
gone dry and rare atmospheric condi.
tions is the prediction now being made
An inquiry has been received from’
L. Norman of Stamford by the local
authorities relative to whether his
wife was living in this city. Recent-
ly 'Mrs. Norman moved all the house-
hold effects of the couple to some pn-
known city, and Mr. «Norman 18 on the
hunt fgr her. He was referred to-tho
police of his own town.
CHEESE BEARING TREES.
A traveler reports that the natives
of the Kamerun country. Africa. make
9. cheese from the seeds of a tree—the
Treculin Africans. ' They cook the
in! the mass with pepper. and pouring
off the liquid, they mold it into cakes
PIINS IRE iifllll’lilfll
and n. Railroad. _ ,
0‘ a grayish-white color that at first
,do not taste at all like cheese Th
Dembe. as the natives call the stuff.
has to ripen just like ordinary choose.
To this end. the natives expose the
. ,3. . "b
,. thins .
Interesting specials will be found
at. the D. M Read Company See adv
”Copinin Frederick H. Gaming has
by everybody for Friday night.
With the mass of people that will
crowd the streets in the center streets
3. large force‘of policemen is neces-
‘sary‘t'o maintain order and to this end
killed I call for company A, Military-
11. b. 0 0. m, to meet this eve-
min: in the lodge rooms at 8 o’clocg for
bore-drill. At thio time final 3;.
, V 3». who for the to:
port, tho company in the big
tomorrow evening.- 1
cakes to the air. The color gradually
011811868 m my to yellow. and final Detective Sergeant motherland has
' ked out lens which undoubtedly
iv to brown. During the process the w" 1’
cakes smell like cheese. but later have, will assure the public that no unto-
; dummy .0“- odor. When film. they. ward actions. will occur. Strict orders
taste like strong. mg; “a, in fact. have been given to all the officers who
as they are formed by “,9 some too: will do duty that night to 11th every. '
term changes that tire flavor to our °“° who makes my infraction “.9“
on cheeses, it is quite W .90 en the rules which have been made. No
- fireworks will. lie allowed to be net off
until the white! 1‘. over and the dis-
charge of principle is strictly pmbidt- ;
porches and every available space on
eager to absorb every detail of the
hapenings. Accommodations for three
hundred 1people have been provided
on the lawn of the Royal James lnu
through the erection of a grandstand
doing there goes about unrefuted. The
great night is but a day away.
Mayor Francis 1. Burnell. of Nor-
walk; Secretary of State Phillips, of
Stamford: anor Clifford B. Wilson.
Cavanaugh, of the Norwnlk Chamber
of Commerce, will award the prizes.
The Parade.
The carnival parade will move in
the following order:
GRAND MARSHALS,
John D. .\iilne,and M. J. Riordan.
MARSHAL,
George G. Richmond.
DIVISION A
Aide, Fletcher H. Montgomery.
Coast Artillery Band.
Naval Militia.
King and Queen Float.
Drum Corps.
Spanish War Veterans with Ladies’
Auxiliary.
Individual Marchers.
DWI-SIGN B.
Aide, Frederick L. Chandler.
Wheeler and Wilson Band.
First District Fire Department.
Nutmeg Uillb.
Court Cecile. No. 105, D. of C.
Individual Marchers. ,
DIVISION 0.
Aide, Charles H. Dilworth.
‘Darien Drum Corps.’
‘ Rowayton .Hose Company, No. l.
Cockenoo Tribe, No. 32. I. 0. R. M.
M. J. Riordan Float, “Old Lady That
V. Lived in 8. Shoe.”
Individual Marchers.
DIVISION D.
Aide, mwnd r. Duffy.
Drum-Corp.
Norwolk Aerie. No. 588, 11‘. O. E.
Kabob-e Encampment, No. 9.1: O. 0. F.
Individual Marches-I and Groups.
that night will be occupied by people*
and the prediction that things will be,
of Bridgeport, and President John!
-'. ev'ent.
make; the
uly Clearance Sale
In all Our Experience we’ve Never Offered Such
Stirring Bargains in July.
In practically every department of the store you will find all sorts of seasonable and
fashionable merchandise, such as you will want £01
shattered to wonderfully low figures.
and have cut prices to a point where they repress
is next two or three months, at prices
We have ignned profits, regular values and even cost
'ittle or no profit at all to us.
Summer Dresses Marked Dewn
Buy all your Dress Needs for the coming summer and save liberally on purchase .you
mark downs in every instance are tremendous.
$3.98 Drseses
Sizes 14 to 46. Sale price $1.98, made of Pekin dimities, figured and striped voiles,
specially priced for this sale,
$1.98
Better Dresses
In plain and flowered novelties, including the long Russian tunic effect, specially priced
for this sale,
$2.98 to $9.98
590
Good value at $1.00.
Percales and Ginghams.
House Dresses,
Sale price 59c.
'Sizes, 14 to 44
$1.25 Children’s
Dresses, 980
Middy Blouses 98c
,Chiliren’s White Dresses at
98c $1.48, $1.98, and $2.98
In
'4
Wash Skirts,
all sizes 98c to, $2.98
them to get busy.
Waists at $1.989
They' re all new and they’ re all right, and
it's up to the ladies who have use for
$1. 98 is the price
while they last; 51ch 34 to 46.
Waists at 98c
They are all of the latest models, made up
lawns, voiles, marquisettes and flowered
ratincs; $1. 50 would be a fair price Special
Sale Price 98c.
Men’ s and Young Men' s Suits 87. 98 to $14 45
Regular Selling Price. $10. to 825., Sale Price, $7. 98, $14. 45
i noon
The King and Queen Float Burlesque
‘ by Somtgomery and Mtone.
individual hiarchers and Groups.
DIVISION F.
I Aids, in 0. Gregory.
tEqual Franchise League and Float
and Automobiles.
.v
DIVISION G.
Automobile Division, to form on Elm
Street, Facing Franklin Avenue.
Llnl‘of March.
Two' long blasts from the fire siren
,wlll signify that the pageant is about
to start and the police force of up-
ward of a hundred men will clear the
, streets of all traffic. Trolley cars will
iuse the crossovers onj Mill Hill, Main
'ctreet and at the post office. Auto
traffic will be diverted around the
iciirnival zone.
‘The parade will form on union
Park. with the auto division on Elm
street. It will proceed down Franklin
{avenue to Maple street, to Vi est av-e
'nue. to Wall street, to Hour Square.
to High street, to North avenue, to
'Main street as far as Catherine
street: countermarch down Main
lstreef to Wall street, to the Nor-walk
library and Methodist church, and dis-
band.
List of Prizes.
Best organization, men, ‘wlth float—
First cup: second, cup; third, cup.
Best organization. women with float
Ami-st picture; second, flag.
Beet group, men, 3 to 5—One box of
cigars each.
Best group women 3 to 5—0ne box
candy each.
Best pair. man and woman—eFirst.
umbrella: second, table cover.
Best auto, decorated—First, Ther-
mos bottie: second, driving gloves.
Best feature—Clock.
Best specialty—Neckties and hos-
iery. _, -
Best dressed man—,Goid scarf pin.
Best dressed woman—Fan.
. Best comic man-Pipe. ‘
out comic womona-Long kid
EIOVOI.
BPECEIAL Pruzs our .
t ; Incl-ting Events.
Sports. five events, divine: for each
J acoby’s
(lpen Thursdav and Friday Evening
Orange race.
Three’legged race.
Sack race.
Barrell race.
Entries should be made ”with Har-
old Rundle at Rundle‘s bakery, Main:
street.
NUGGETS OF INFOrEMATlON
When the straw but first appeared in
1784 it was worn exclusively by wo-
men.
The Panama Canal is lighted along
lts entire length with electricity, for
lighthouses. buoys. etc.-
Among the poorest paid workers in
.the whole of Europe are the Sicilian
farm laborers, whose average weekly
wage amounts to less than 50 cents.
Thomas \icNally, traveling repre- The law placing a prohibitive tax
sentative of the United Hatters oilon the manufacture and sale in the
North America, returned last n,gmlUnited States of matches containing
from a trip of four months' durationlwmte phosphorous becomes effective
to various cities of the country in the J“ ,1”
interest of the batters During his' The smallest bird is a Central Amer-
tour he visited thirty or forty cities ican humming bird, about the size 0‘
and made a special study of business a blue bottle fly'
conditions in the various places. . A new concrete bridge at Allentown.
Mr \‘IcNaIly stated this morning Pa., though neither the highest nor the
that he found work in all industries in l longest in the world, is said to contain
the cities that he visited extremely the greatest amount 0‘ material
slow and at a number of factoriesi Gold filled teeth have been found in
large numbers of men were laid off Itlle jaws of skeletons in the ruins of
When- Mr. McNally was in Schenec- ancient Pompeii
tady, the General Electric Company.i A farm implement which does the
which employs about 10, 000 there, laid work Of a plow, dibk' harrow and mi;
off over 5,000 of their employes. ller in a Single trip 0‘ er a field is
-\ir. McNally finished his trip in recent invention '
Scranton. Pa., and says that during' If a'glass jar refuses to open, set it
the last few weeks of his trip business down m an inch or two of hot water.
show ed signs of picking up in all the 'Then the cover will yield to pressure.
large industrial centers which he visit-l Made Of a single piece 0‘ metal a
ed He will remain home about two new tool serves as a hatchet, hammer,
weeksfind then will go on another nail puller and box chisel.
trip. To save the use of a yardstick in
lstores some of the finer drrgoods are
’being relied at the mills with a sheet
BUSINESS CONDITIONS.
Thomas Meanly, Hattere' Represen-
tative, Returns.
MORE MONEY FOR WELLS.
HARTFORD, July 2.——The State,
Board of Control in its session at the
Capitol added $2,000 to the appropria-
tion made by the last General Assem-I
bly for the sinking of wells at the
’of paper on which measurements are
printed between the layers of fabric.
A recently patented screw has a slot
along its length to prevent its work-
ing loose in wood.
Sweet spirits of nitre, wiped off with
i of sports includes: '
{next to me.”
Norwich Hospital for Insane. The on cotton when it turns white, will re-
1 no! s. ro rlntion was 8550 and sum move "11‘ 5W“ from wood
08:1 :2 60? Wis added some time ago” A rack to be fastened to a bedstead,
‘recently patented, holds a book in just
thus bringing the total up to $5 050 1the right position for a person to read
, while lying on his back.
A pistol so small that it can be held
in the mouth and discharged with the
teeth is the invention of a German art-
PLAClNG THE albums.
The little boy had brought home per-
fect school'reports for several weeks
and then his marks suddenly ‘took a is t
tremendous slump His father viewed ' . '
the last one in evident disapproval.
"How is this. son?” he asked.
Sentinel Wants are e quick notion ,
"Teacher’s fault,” snid'the boy. end inexpensive means of communi-
“now is itthdtoachao until" anon. They more a direct ny oi
"She moved the little boy who set sen-yin; 0 message to the one. who
' ~ . will be most interested. -
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