4.," -1m<m.m¢m-emanuwmmwm ' :. ’ "a , _ I .:‘,. ,5 1,. 1 v! ‘- 980 mam I" THIIOU'IRNORWAHMW . MONDAY, JULY 1914 me II! "III 01“,“me “a ,, m o. 1.... 1.["afl£| Q.U|T which was part of the 6‘0“ me“ from the grocery stencils was put ' (Continual M 'M I“) in the autornobiie when Oflcer Silk '1 c... 'returaed la the machine and brought i him. Mills ordered him to stop When to the station and [and In. A h" is was discovered ‘11 the store. but mintues after Ryan had been found lowly chose to hike it along New Lynch was located in tho km in Canaan avenue. Mills then dischsrs- bac kot Mills' store. He was witlmut 0‘ a shotgun which he had with him. a hat and a derby one was found in m a few of the fine bird shot lodg- the orchard, which Mr. Mills testified in; in Murphy s head caused him to 4.0 as one similar to the kind he had halt. It did not prewar him from Iseen Lynch w.ear Lynch was placed putfing up a. fight. however and Mills under arrest. 1 was forced to strike Murphv on the . a set» 4), 1: 7.1an: w , mitted to the capture hated disclosed a potato Mg half . Messrs. Gowns Ella and James Ells full or groceries and tobacco and a were awakened and they came to the box of cigars which had been taken. insane with their automobile, driving This was exhibited as evidence In to ‘0‘"! and bringing Officer Bryan court. Mr. Wheatley and his brother- film: Wk Murphy was put in the iu-law, William Holmes, were walking ; We and brought to the police home and by so doing had to pass ‘ station. “IO burglary was made in quick time about but thought that the owner was and a search upon the road led to in‘ there the arrest of James Ford 111115; in and saw three men go across the road. nection with the break and aroused him, and the three re- h W Ward. Under a stone close the burglars started to run, Menth-E 11d Sale LOOK FOR BARGAINS ALL THE WEEK. , TUESDAY SPECIALS. FLOOR COVERINGS. As It is the end of the season, have made large reductions in prices. 1 a 1 SAMPLE RUGS. PIECE GOODS. inn Mattings. 2511. Value 350. Mattinga, 5 to 20 yam. At Sale Prices. ll Cloths, Short Longthl. At Sale Prices. Linoleums, Short Lmtha. At Sale Prices. Axmlnatar Rugs. 1". $20.00. Value £25.00. . $17.50. Value $22.50. ll Tapestry Rust. ‘11-50. Value ’15.”. ”1.50. Value 812.50. Ht ‘ ”has Rugs. ‘ 8.”. Value 810.”. r BARGAINS IN “ALL HUGS AND MATS. A Dickerman 81 Son PHONE 446. some noawaLK. CONN. wn GIVE 8. AND H. BHEIN TRADING "MP8. PONY VOTES House Dresses The best assortment in the city. All In the light, airy styles that are so appropriate to warm weather and all made with that exactness of workmanship they must have to appear in our stock; Regular $1.50 Values, Special Other Styles at $1.50, 51.75 and $1.98 fine N. E. Ryan Co. as wasumerou eraser. uvldhmfoumhym.‘ svinsouttlslisatdoorvlminin. “this montasthatathoaath. Wheatlsy and Kola. altar him, They spection has been made of the railroad succeeded in catching him alter run- brldse. and the company enxlneers ning about 100 yards. After Murphy had come to the conclusion that the; was taken to the station. Dr W. B. iron “011‘ Wis m damned in the Burnell was called and he picked out 16831. and the fact- that mine have' the shot from his bud The value of be" mnnins over the entire slum the goods taken is about $10.10! the past two days demonstrates Then were nine cases a! intoxlm- that it 18 Perfectly safe. The iron andl tion which the court disposed of. 3‘08! Work was saved from injury byi Eight were given thirty days and 30¢ "111m east-bound trains on those I costs while the other case was nolled. tracks as the flames were "181118 and the D milead Co. BMW 1857 A search on the opposite side of. II“ with the barrel before be sub- ;the road from where the store is sit-‘ The return to the scene of nuns store. They saw forms moving They watched for a minute ”'9 ”hide. drunk. He had no con They then went to Mr. Mills' home Messrs Wheatley Holmes E115 and turned to the store, entering from the Hill! in making a search found Ryan east side. When they opened the MM Murphy SOUTH NORWALK. QThe Best of Bathing ”AT-— Roton Point Park}, DANCE in the Pavilion D I N E r111: casmo ansraunau'r monstrous NOEWAIIK I“ ;.-.:.~.; - . . ~ The men sentenced are: Jack John- son, colored; Bernard Heffernan. An- drew Porcha, John Brooks. John Smith, John Wallace and James Ford. Clarence Rioridan was the one to how his case nolled. Benny Griffin, colored, were each fined 87 and costs on the charge of breach of the peace and assault upon each other. Both paid up. Michael Slogan was given 30 days and costs for drunkenness and vs- the same punishment for 1agra11cy and: breach of the peace Houard Peter- son had sentence suspended on the charge of breach of the peace. FIRE MUSE IS NOT YET DETERMINED (Continued from First Page.) sign of fire or smoke so far as he could see. has been advanced as probable causes of the fire Chief Bogardus will con tinue in his thorough investigation in the effort to place the responsibility It is thought that the fire started in the up stairs of the once building and spread north with great rapidity. the huge lumber store house. Just next to the track, being completely enveloped in 'tlamos upon the arrival of the tire- men. The tlremen did remarkably good headway of the tire. They worked at a serious disadvantage inasmuch as they could light the tire from but one side, the water hindering them on the other. The firemen worked under the greatest of danger from fallen live wires and from the caving in or the burned pier. Railroad .Brldgs Damage Slight. Station Agent Ralph E. DeWitt stat- Co will bring a Nickel One into ahmmdoldneccasityithaa I Frank Gilespie, of Stamford. and grancy and Ferdinand Range received! A spark from a passing engine,‘ or an explosion of a nearby firecracker Saturday and on Sunday to prevent a work in their efforts to check the ' Motor Party moiete >Without one of our Simplex Vacuum Bottles Keeps Liquid Cold 80 Hours - ' Hot 30 Hours Manufacturer’s Guarantee with every one of them. '6 Coupons and 980 will make you the possessor of a Rubber Toned one. 6 Coupons and $1.13 Ask your friends who own one. They’ll tell you what now before the supply' is carbonated. had hastsd the metal. 1!. thh had been done. undoubtedly the hridsOI' would have settled. by the weight of a train and the bolts and steel work. once having been bent, would not navel [gone back into place. The ties in several places Will have the track as far as the draw itself. The structure will also have to be partly 'repainted. and this will be be greatest. loss, the whole work not excoedins 8500. That the Norwaik lron Works, For. rls coal yard, and perhaps the Wash- ;iugton street bridge and the 11 hole wa- Itor front was not destroyed, is due to -the fact that there was little or no wind. it the wind had been blowing strong from the north, the damage lwould be tremendous. The steamer from the First district helped wonder- Ifully in fighting the flames. The ilre was burning merrily estate, as Saturday afternoon. and a force of ' firemen were kept on the job all day possible outbreak. Thousands of people came from the big carnival up town. and from all near the city andfrom suburban towns to witness the fire. which could be seen from many miles around. The crowd that looked on was indeed a mind one. Clowns from the carnival rubbed elbows with veiled harem la- dies and many other queer costumes lwsrs «on. Ono-half of the lumber yard was saved. two buildings. including the silos building were destroyed. One of thees buildings contained all varieties of the most valuable lumber the com- pany had on hand. the other was Allen wlth roofing paper, rooting prepara- tions. nails. shingles and the like. The ethos building was totally destroyed. typewriter. addina machines. etc. all going up in make. m your home. become. Bring your Coupons ' a Vacuum Bottle Dara '«.-'u.r:-:-.-:r-:wv. .. mammals-ditches; , mush-a coupons-artists office, otheramfmi-Iauhwamladthseoatamountdn with dad got- thia- Simpler Vacuum to be replaced, and a new walk and rail will he laid along the outer edge of,: .i. .._.. Friday Evening the Store will be open until nine o’clock. Saturday, July Fourth, closed all day. mill ‘. d Commencing Monday, the sixth, the store will close at fiv: o’clock except on Satur. ays. Summer Totlct Comforts Cleansing Cream. Nordica $1.00 V .' Hudnut‘s Cerate 50 ms. '12. Halcyon Ros: 50 gig, 1, ‘ Colgate's Cream 35 cts. ‘ g: Freckle Lotions. Malvina Cream 39 cts. ‘ ! ..Mal1'i11a Lotion 3.) (is. ‘ Kintho Cream 42 cts. 3 Stillman's Cream 59 (is. ' ‘ Talcum Pawdcrs. Garden of Allah 50c Ideal 75c Quclqnes Flcnrs 75C Cncnr do Jcnnncte 751: Squibb's Carnation 19c Halcyon Rose 75¢ Powder Pulls. . Body Powders. "7! Down 25, 50, 75 cts, and $1.00. Hutlnut's Violet 50c Lamb's Won] 5, 10, 15 and g0 cts. R. and G. Rice Powder 20c Liquid Powders. Toilet Waters. “‘3 Nordicn 75c lludnut's Gardenia 75c . Miro Dena. $1.00 Violet Sec 75c Oriental $1.10 Virginia Rose 75c Refreshing Colognes. . Florida Waters. Hmlnut's Headache 55c Murray and Lnnman 25c Colgatc's 47C 471 1 55¢ Johann Mahia Farina 750 Hudnut‘s 50¢ Deodorants—withOut perfume Sachet Powders (mono—nu 25c and 50c Heliotropc 50c Violet Brut 50c Amolin 15c and sec Pcrspino 19c A new m'odel that is charming. with which one may enjoy perfect freedom, ease and comfort. It 15 prot- tily trimmed “11th lace and quite suitable to wear under thin waists. 50¢. Sizes from 34 to 44. Corset Section. years, A Summer Brassicre ing. All of these refreshing (laintios help to keep one comfortable and sweet, good looking and good natured Very many conveniences for the inn cling bag put tip in attractive form. Toilet Section. Black Velvet Ribbons Special. Widths, 1 1-2 inch 220 2 inches 25c 2 1~4 inches 291: 2 3-4 inches 39c 3 inches 49c 4 1-4 inches 69c Belts and Girtllcs of Black Velvet add distinction to any dress. This is a good offer- . Ribbon Section. Flags for the Fourth Government Standard 31mm. the best grade that wears and keeps color for many 5 x 8 it” 3500 Special in Sterling Bunting. all wool, 5x 8 it $3.50 A Cotton Flag with 8 ft. staff, halyards and fixture compl etc, size 4 x 6 it, 98c Saturday Special in Sunshine Biscuits Pound Box, assorted, 31c. * Basement Several of the firemen suffered mi- nty Chief Samuel McGowan. While Company's building, lisonard Mortz, of ‘ , Howard avenue. slipped and fell. suit-l He was! ering a dislocated shoulder. removed to his home. and later to the much better today. dad the insurance papers therein in- flamel T. Hatch. manager of the Batch & Bailey Company, said this 5' morning they would continue doing ‘bnsinsssasnanahsndthatacargoof Coupon 1N0. 457' ~ finance 3... Vacuum BOTTLE. .. Presented by 'I’heEvening Sentinel. Every day in; " L ‘ ~is, rm Prices are attractiwu 1 you money. Let me know nor bruises and cuts. among them Dong attempting to prevent sparks from Ig-' ' tilting the roof of the Norwalk Lock Norwalk Hospital, where the fracture was reduced. Mr. Marts is feelingl ] 1 Pleasant 81mm Tsipa. The Hatch & Bailey Company have; . secured their safe from the ruins and ,thomassoftire’ RED CROSSLINE ’ to _1ALIFAX AND 81‘. JOHN'S NEW- 1 POUNDLAND. laud Trip, New York to Halt fax, ..,... .... ........ “Q00 Round Trip, New York to St. John's, Newfoundland m :Lotlhaoak nonsense!“ Layton 8t 00.. Inc. azure moraines 91131.16 5 Railroad Avenue. South Norwalk. — areas or 1; RANG *s is them who use on SPANKED, MAGEE YORK. EMT? ACORN and I'hadn in "an Imaa- ‘. 'Compsny ' ' 171111111101. sou-111. ”—— ' :6 O‘Qw GLOVE! LEAF CLUUS ANNUAL DINNER. Arrangements are being completed . fair the holding of the annual shore dinner of the Clover Leaf Club of the Lockwood Manufacturing Company,- at Rye Beach. N. Y.. on the 25th or this month. This club is composed of the foreman of the Lockwood Manu- factoring Company. and about twenty members of the company's New York ones will also be on hand to take part in the festivities. Athletic sports and a hall guns will be indulged in be fore the dinner is served. .A commit- tee is at wait at the present time choosing suitable prises for those events. The Clover Leaf Club's an- nual dinner has always mm a very [dams alair. but this year’s event is enacted to eclipse all previous one: a. Bio-U Eyeglasses Should. ms... have been some you trouble or your glasses and column, tool at liberty to consult WILLIAM .1. MODE“.
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