FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1914 1
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LANE‘S PURE ICE CREAM I
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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The Madern Tonic
Body Builder and Strength Creator 3
F. H. BAXTER, DRUGGIST
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
27 WASHING-ON ST.
.Tel.,
office. 1069-3; how, 603
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Miss Anastasia V. Kelley, of Stev-
ens street. is entertaining Miss Ethel
and tii‘ace Gorbutt, of Newark. i\
' Airs. Arthur J. i.. Benjamin. of lies-
ervoir auntie, has been entertaining
Misa Lara i‘ ti‘ilrii-n, of hiamai'oncck.
' 'Mr. and llrs, \\’ii‘iium G. Abendroth
and daughter, of Empire, I'aniiniu. are
guests oi i'elatiws in Norwaik and
Darieii. '
—l-‘ou1tii oi .iuiy Special—Ladies
51'0" \I'Iiiic Lucia, btiltuli, M. $3.00. Con-
neally and iirucken.
The annual meeting of the directors
of the South Nurwalk l'hbiic Library
has been railed for this evening; at 8
o'clock. at the Carnegie Library in
West \l’asliington street. ‘
Harry i’Iti-rs. who has been employ-
ediior several weeks as night man in
thQI’laza Lunch. South Main street,
will resign his piisitiun tomorrow, and
intends to ta'ne a much needed var‘a»
tlon before assuming new duties.
~l.ast. IIIIL‘IIUL least. Charles lirnnd.
the good nii('liaiiicwatcliinnkcr,138
Washington St.“ Xorwnlk people's
watch inspector. His prices, his
workmanship can not be beaten.
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Tlié mt, it'i'S oi the Sixth Company.
C. A, (‘.. C. N. (L. leaves the South
Norwalk station for l’ortciiester on
W the 1:20 train tomorrow afternoon.
‘ where they will participate in the par-
ade in that place.
Attorney Leo Davis, who is making
‘8. tour of Europe. is remembering his
friends with souvenir postal cards. He
has just completed a trip with his
wife and son through Switzerland, and
some of the views from that country
are magnificent
Do you know what stigmatism real-
ly is? ‘Thamer‘s adv. will tell you.
The friends of Albert Lee Dunn are
- congratulating him that he is now a
licensed pharmacist, having passed an
excellent state examination. Today he
commenced an engagement with the.
Evans Pharmacy in New Milford. Thai
young man has. been employed for
nearly two years by James Parker,
the druggist, and has a host or friends.
The Norwnlk 'l‘rolleymen’s Union,
which was obliged to postpone its
dance at Roton Point. Wednesday
night. on account of the storm, will
hold the affair on Friday evening. July
:1» and ornaments are being
" ' node to have it bigger and better than
fillies Hnugh and family left the
city yesterday for Compo
where they have taken a cottage for
the balance of the summer.
Donald Blodgctt has as his house
guests at the home of his parents. Dr.
and Mrs. Henry illodgett, of Park
Place. Bridgeport, Scoring liassctt, of
New (‘anaan
A bicycle. belonging to an empioye . ,
of ilayes' market was found by the po-
lice last evening. The wheel was la-
ter claimed by the owner.
llorace Keywortli’s “(l'ycione End" is
at Anderson's shipyard undergoing re-
pairs and being put in proper con-
dition for the season's commission. it
is hoped to be in readiness for use in
a couple of weeks, when Captain Key".
worth says he will be on deck for all
comers.
Great sale of summer toilet comforts
at Rend's. See adv.
Soft Shell Crabs?
Lobsters
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH, LONG,
AND nouuo
cums
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Market
West End Washington St. Bridge.
TELEPHONE 103. 800th Norwaik.
Free Delivery Upon-n and Downtown.
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Clifford Hotel '
' Rathskeller
Open from 9 a. In.
to 11.30 p. In.
MUSIC SATURDAY.
mom‘s
TIE BANK OF SERVICE .2
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205 Baby 205
Boys and G'nis
David W. Raymond i i
lleach, l
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much what morn-t-
\\iIi buy with it."
"The great iiiit'siinii is not so
you hurt-
in _\'.iiir pocket as “but )Illi
—'I\)ll.SI\'Ili.
Now if it’s clothes
let us introduce a
bunch of restless
young suits that
:woulk like to
" chum with you in
seeing the great
world.
They will be a
credit to your
taste
Your Choice at
$10.00 to $80.00
OUTFITTERS
STORE OPEN UNTIL Ii O’CLOCK FRIDAY NIGHT.
CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY.
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The City National Bank
large.
Co-Operation
It is of supreme importance to us, and an cswntiai factor in our
success, that the business of Oil‘ individual clients prosper and en-
'l‘o this end the officers of th's llnnk take It personal interest in
the affairs of those “ho make it tlieii depository
Winn oppmtiinitios arise to. (Io-operation.
There is no guesswork in our warranty—no doul it in our
it is offered “iliingly
guarantee.
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Fail; Cut Flowers
.OF EVERY KIND
EVERYTHING IN PLANTS.
OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT.
South NorWalit Fruit& Flower Co.
No. 2 South Main Street
Electric Fans.
Before purchasing your fan for the
hot weather come in and look our line
over. We have the 16 inch minutiae I
type for 317.60 and the 16 inch rigid
type for $13.50. These fans are stan.
dard make and We “ill back up the
gun-ante. which goes “ith ench {on
sold Compare these prices With oth-
era for the sake of sour poeketbwtr.
I: :L The White Electric Company... '
Electrical Engine." and Contractors.
mm some.
Phone connootton.
Telephone. 364
up.
CM“: venom our ohm or GOAL mum; A1 LOWEST}?
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTIIIEL
3-5. E- ._H_ ..
THE HAT TRADE.
.can Trouble Causes Stetson's
Large Loss of Business.
A loss of considerably more than a
quarter it a million oi duiltiis a it-ur
is 1111» export bu iiiiw of the John ll.
Steis ii ('0.. is an outu-iue of the dis-
tuiwd tonoitions iii .‘It‘SU‘O, says a
Philadelphia puilr‘l'. \‘;-.r.\iug I‘illl‘fi oi
barium“ in tin: tuiiri‘ili; i’ivpublic ro~
«Hilly iiiatlt' export 'IIISIIIE’S‘S quite [ircm
t'iiIIUUS and for
illel"‘iiuiilé could not
merchandise to interior
the}
a iiuiii‘ur of \\'t—_’iji.:‘-
points, had
wanted to do so Notwithstand-
lilg this low or Meiitaii business and
the depression in this country. the
Stetson hat factory. an official is
lquoted. has not seriously
operations. Busines» in the south and
,west toniinues almost normal and is‘
phenomenally active in New York
{and some. of the New Enriand states.1
‘Seieral‘ large buyers. it is said. have
of former
ieniarged on their orders
‘vears and satisiatior) duplicate or-
'dvrs are expected from smaller deal-
ers visited recently by the rampant s
salesmen
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I George M. Gliiet, of the Francis (‘o..
to! Baltimore, manufacturers of straw'
‘hats. in a conversation with a repre-
sseutative of this paper, predicted that:
inert year the side bow will be worn:
the’
;nliiiost exclusively and that
{crowns worn mestlv My the well
dressed men will be about three and
ione- half innlies high, George F, Noon<I
iail is a new man for the Francis t‘o.,€
and will cover the south for them—j
i'Daily Trade Record New York.
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jwith croup if you apply Dr. i‘homas
' Eric "‘r‘ ()1) at once. it acts like magic
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AGE GOODS.
Ing Only Embrcidery.
\ladn I'p Dresses
in liaiistc, lit"
ior children.
,1. and i.:i\\ii,‘i ti .1
-2 3mm: ........ 50c, Inc $100 _
\irde l’p liitier arnionts Ill
‘ziaii' (lot-.ns, t'iniisoics, torsei _ '
t‘ou is. iiiilt-itvi' :inti t‘neiiiise I
5°C to $'I.UU _
stamped on
liiiilsit- l'ild Ill’lvn
lireminu Sui-ques
and IIi'iIIII‘I!‘ t'ups to match.-
l-‘.I:iI-;, ‘I‘ca .‘ipronn, Night ‘
(Earns. Camisoles, Chemise,
(">i~et t‘o‘: N, infants“ hon;
Dresses, liiiw t‘uiies. t'arriti'm .
i‘iiluu.~ and t‘overs, t‘enter
Pieces and Starts in the no“ .
iindo I’iiiit-ii \lblk and the new
iloli (Iiiiiits.
J. I. Mallette ’
88 Washington St
Tel. 449.
mfluu“
weimxmmdma w
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l lngeiiv lilo is“,
ci (er RIIIxt‘li
illll. iiui lawn.
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THE PLEASURE
_' as well as the healthfulness of out-
- door living is recognized by
'1 people every year.
'; help you make your veranda the most
more
We're planned to
attractive place in town, for We have
PORCH FURNITURE
that is appropriate and will make ev-
ery nook and corner cool-limiting and
comfortable. Call and see the new
designs in Furniture for every room.
‘K The A. .I. Angevine
8: Sim Company.
Complete Househimishrrs
5' Upholsterering and Furniture
, Repairing, ‘
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“sit-ii Teeth.
‘ Let them be natural or artificial.
mmtoyonrhumi, looks
unopmficienoy. Geo - '
I Drlfltfallery
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curtailed ‘
romoooocomaawowoom
Made Up Package Goons Requir‘ $2"
So. Norwalk. g:
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Ford Model T, elmtric lights, A1 condition .................. $30000
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" worm EVERY wriiLitG or LEAFS
SHOES {552%
‘60“ sou. BY
Luther M. Wright
BARGAIN IN USED CARS
1 5 Passenger Touring Car, newly Iiallllt‘d.
iia rgain
'1 Pope Hartford, Ll revelation in power and speed.
. “£1200
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A FAMILY WASH FOR 750ts
Everything washed (‘lilihl
ironed. and the start-h pieces Silli‘f‘lied \wt,
dampen and iron.
All the flat pier-es
sent to you
AT THE RATE OF 1 1-2c PER PIECE.
CRESCENT LAUNDRY
PHONE 5-4,
lil’ltI liliii- rm it
ready
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The People’s Trust Company.
Savings Department
Interest \\'III be credited from July
.luiy 10th.
or Lei'ore Friday,
Safe Deposit Vaults.
0f ample capacity for all ordinary purposes (-usI hut Slfiii a :n'
the Fourth.
ber soles.
All Kinds of Outing i
For Men Women and
Children.
We have all- kinds at all prices, for Cainiiai' time and
Tennis and Yachting Shoes with corrugated or smooth Iub-
Irt on all ilcphlzs ilIdtII
Shoes
Conneally and Bracken
18 WASHINGTON ST.
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CHALMERS 19I5
Lowest prices.
Readj’l‘he “Sentinel for A"
Maxw'éll “25, " 1914 . . . .
“LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1915 DEM0N§TRAT|NG CAR IS HERE.
Auto Supplies, Storage, Firestone, Goodrich, United States Tires.
Special storage to commuters.
-‘ CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK“ OR MONTH.
' ' RIGHT av so. NORWALK STATION,
FOR SALE.
Chalmers "Six," 1914, Model “24" ........... i . . . . ..... . ..... $1,850
Chalmers “36," 1912 .......... 5750
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VAAST BROS,
17 CHESTNUT ST., 80. NORWALK_
Storing for the tiny.
$575
Try .a Want Ad. in The? Sentriel'
News
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