' yesterday, and the Fourth of July.
MONDAY, JULY 5, 1914
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SRNTINEL
PAGE FIVI
SUMMER
Underwear
For Gents. Ladies and Children
Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed and Shap‘
ed at ...... 10c, 12 1—2c and 250
Union Suits ... 256. 35c and 50¢
Gents' Balnriggan l nderwear
.25c and 50¢
E. K. Banks
Manackemo Hotel Block, 80. Norwlk.
WRIGHT AND DITSON
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
' and Nets
ALL PRICES.
WM. P. BEERS
look and Stationery Stet-C.
South Nor-walk. Norwalk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
ly fair tonight and Tuesday; slightly
Tuesday. Light, scattered
have. oc('urred during the
warmer
showers
past :4 hours along the Atlantic and
gulf coasts and between the Rocky
mountains and the Mississippi River.
A disturbance is central this morning
over The temperatures
are rising in the central and western
Minnesota.
districts. but continue low along the
coast.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
generally fair weather with slightly
higher temperature.
Davey is advertising a coffee that
satisfies at a moderate price.
J. H. Taylor has rented Miss Effie I.
Lane's Morgan avenue home for the
remainder of the summer months.
Mrs." Nellie Deiumon has resigned
her position in the yard-office of Ray-
mond Brothers. Her place has been
filled by Edwin Talmadge.
The local Redmen will go to Stant-
ford this evening on the il’Itlsfield ex-
press at 7:45 o'clock, to attend the
big carnival in Stamford. A large
number are expected to be in atten»
dance, and a jolly time is anticipated.
George W. Smith, of Brooklyn, N.
Y.. was a visitor over the week-end
at the home of S. W. Velsor on Quin-
tard avenue.
-—Richa-rd F. Noack‘s the place for
first class repairing.‘ Officially appoint
ed watch inspector for N. Y., N. H.
and H. Railroad.
One of the biggest pleasure yachts
ever seen in Rowayton harbor was ad
mired by the residents of that locality
The many friends in this city of
FrankJ. Donohue are receiving cards
from him from Provincetown, Mass.
where Mr. Donohue is spending his
vacation.
'The date set by
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Tess of the Storm
Country,
The Movies big
Success
can he bought at our store, 45c a copy.
Special Sale
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.
A. J; Collins & Co
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
PHONE 747.
NORTH MAIN ST.
3 SAUCE PANS,
value $1.59 . $1.00
ALUIMNUM "
COOKING
UTENSILS.
.Piisnnn MS
I). Cullen is in l’ittafield Mass, to
day on a pleasure trip,
Selectman William G, Crockett
spent Sunday in Windsor Locks.
Officer Milton Lockwood is enjoying
a vacation from his police duties.
. town
William Fisher, of" Danbury,
visiting friends in this city over the
week-end.
llarry llaugli, of Philadelphia,
spending his vacation at his home in
South Norw’alk,
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John H. Bodwell and family, of Dan-
bury. were guests of Wilfred Bodwell
Fertilizers
Potato Manure.
of Lime.
Soda.
Ground Bone. Ashes; Super-phosphate
Land Plaster. Muriatc of Potash. Nitrate of
RAYMOND BROTHERS
over the Fourth.
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Miss Kathryn Shupe, of
”Terrace, is spending a two weeks va-
(alien in Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Thornton. of
.city has left for Boston, Mass, where
.she will spend a few days.
George Williams. of New York City,
DONNELLY’Si
s‘i‘ATlONERY~ AND aoox arose:
1| souru mun STREET. , :
Troop Order Number 15.
Troop 5, First Methodist Church,
will hold a special businese meeting
tonight at? :30 p. m. to consider plans
respectlng the annual encampment.
Commissioner Mac-
Donald for 'I‘r00p 5 is July 19th. Par-
ents of the Scouts are specially re-
quested to let their boys enjoy this
opportunity of outdoor life which will
be under the personal supervision of
the commissioner, who is‘a pastmast-
er in the art of camping. Ample pro-
vision has been taken by the local
council to insure the Scouts having a
useful, healthful and al round good
time. The camp is limited to four
days. Six boys. however, can. be tak-
en for a period of eight days. The
cost is 50 cents per day. The Scout-
-aster would like all the boys to go to
camp this year andfopes that the full
troop will report‘ on Monday their in-
tention of attendance.'
Friday at 7:30 p. in. there will be
the regular drill and inspection. Assisu
taut St-outmaster W. J. Kemp in
charge. . .
Sunday" at 10 a. in. church parade.
Rev W. H. Wakeham has made a
Miss Gussie Velsor has returned to 5
her home on Quintar’d avenue after an l
- extended and pleasant trip
to the
homes of friends in Rutherford and
Paterson. N J.. and Brooklyn, N. Y. i
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Carrier 11.0 Bailey, of the South
Norwalk post-office, is enjoying a va-
cation of ten days from his duties.
,Vincent Costello is substituting for1
Mr. Bailey.
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Frank N Ferris of the Ferris Coal
Company, and Dennis Valentine of
the Trowbridge Box factory, and sev-
. eral friends have left on their annual
cruise in the launch of Mr. Valentine
A very pleasant trip is anticipated by
the’party.
Louis Kuehme. of New York, be-:
came confused in Samtuck this
- morning, and was struck by a “any
' car.‘ He unstained a badly bruised
body. He was taken to the Norwalx
Hospital where he waa treated to:- his
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jwet at at the church at 10:20 a. m.
dance, Scouts'wlll meet. weather being
fine, at foot of Chestnut street, if
'Parents are urged to see that Scouts
attend these monthly church meetings.
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spent the holidav and Sunday with his
parents, on Burrltt avenue.
Charles T. Dimond and family leit»
0.13. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 48l-
W”
THE VERY FINEST CREAM-
29¢
esv BUTTER, Ln,
Pi.
SPECIALS
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. A. STULL
24 Cottage Street, East Norwalk
FANCY N EW POTATOES
is LB§,,,,,,,,. .. ”45¢
today for Bantam lake, where they.
will pass a week a vacation,
Miss Fannie Sheehan, of Hartford
ivvas visiting friends 011 High street,
.Norwaik, over the week end.
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1 Miss Nellie (ollins of Flatbush L.
l.. is the guest of her niece Miss
Lucille Collins, of Lowe street, \
Mr. and Mrs. C Stuart McLean or
21 Fariiew avenue, spent the week-
end at the “Owenaka,” W estport
Helen Savage ot Rowalton were \'-is
litors in New York city yesterday.
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', Mrs, Wardwell,
street. has returned home from New
York cit-v, alter a visit with relatives
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l Mr. 1and Mrs. Jameswalliig'anfi
of
‘Frankiln street, were visitors in
New Haven, Conn, over the week-
,end,
Congressman Jeremiah Donovan
was home Over the holiday. The con-
speclal request for a full troop atten- '
They are most helpful to the boys.
Scouts frbm other troops most cord~
tally invited as well as any boy
friends. .
Wednesday, July 15th. By special
invitation of the Sunday School the
Scouts are invited to the Picnic to be
held at Roton Point. The Scouts will '
give an exhibition drill, dope-tying,
and first-aid work. Before leaving the
grounds they will show how quickly
they can clean up the grounds of
litter as demonstrated at Central
Park, New York recently.
Cautionary Notice. Scouts must not
,on meeting nights play on the lawn .
in front ofthe‘ church, or blow their .
bust". Patrol leaders will see mt
this order a strictly enforced.
(éand) Frank Goodchlld.
Scoutmaeter.
South Norwalk will be well "pro:
.ac‘nted When the Fulfil»: and
New York- tnoet today on am
Gmhllfln'tcrkmty. Among"
lthe ambcblloealfaaa new“! be
Madam it an mmm ba-
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igressman left last evening for Wash-
ilngton.
Kirk Parker of New York city was
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dresaoa is the most ex-
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h Donnelly's‘Stiitionery and Book Store,
16 South Main St.
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a visitor at the home of his parents
on Quintard avenue over the hoiida)‘
and Sunday.
Misses susanne and Sophia Hartog,
of New York, were guests over the
holidays with the Misses Brede, 01’
Lowe street.
Miss Florence Torpy of Danbury
was a visitor at the home of her
mother on Lyons Place, i'orwalk, ov-
er the holiday.
Dorothy Burkhardt, of . New York
city, spent the holiday and yesterday
at. the home of Miss Anna Toothill on
Mmroe street. ~
Mrs. F. J, Kallenback and daughter
Isabelle, of Brooklyn, N. Y.. are guests
J. Wesley O'Connor of East Orange;
N. J.. was a Fourth of July viSitor in,
is:
Crescent ‘
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this
, Miss Mary Cullen of this city and‘
of Livingstone E
'Mrs Henry C. Sherer, in \\ashlngton
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Stylish Skirts
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59c,
; and RATINES, usuai~ $3 value,
HOUSE DRESSES
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Jacoby’s
153 Washington Street.
was :
Opp. Hoyts Theatre
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iday visitors at the home of
James Costello of Reed street.
”’33- daughter Dorothy, of, New Brunswick.
‘N. J.. made a trip to South \‘orwalk
in their auto to spend Saturday and
Miss May Wright of l‘airfield aie Sillldav with Mrs Learv s aunt His
Due, is to spend this week in Stain Emma L.
Saunders, of 2 ‘r
(turd, \isithig with friends. street 1 (1 0m
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Dennis McMahon, of Meiiden spent Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. Wolfrom of
the holidays as the guest oi Mrs. Jos Sputen llll\\'ll, the \Iiss‘es Mildred
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eph Costello, of lutuam avenue. Eleanor. Gladys and (Jwvnne Lewis
——————-— of Brool.ly11,_\‘_-Y., and Lewis W.
Frank Foster of New York (ity. Ilitt-h of Danhury, were Fourth of
l‘was a visitor at the home of relatiies luly guests of Mr. and Mrs. L H.
lon lleed Street over the week- end. IScofield, t; Newtown Terrace. I
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' \ir and Mrs William Gaynor. of! Miss Minnie Johnson of Grove
\‘ew haven, visited with Mr. Gaynoi" 5 street and Miss Marie lleerham, or
mother, Mrs. Sarah Caynor, of Summit Lowndes aienue, are visiting Miss
‘street, over the Fourth. ‘Jolinson’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. John
ll. Johnson of Binghamton, X. Y. Miss
Johnson will remain with her parents
for the summer, but Miss
.uill return in two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bouker and
daughter Anna, have returned home,
after spending a week in Albany and
L‘larksiille, .\ew York State.
Beet-ham
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. i '(ut squares of white oilcl ii
1 Mr. and Mrs. James Doherty, of put under the chill . o l and
Bridge on are spending a re“ days (HHS plates, and
p save the tablecloth.
at the home of their daughter, Mis
Joseph Howe. 0f rairheld avenue. 7 A wet towel spread over the top of:
“N‘- -. ”18 ice box, before the lid is closed,
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Gustave PltZer, the crib n will keep out the hot air, and lesse
street barber, was a \lsitor at Bridle the ice bill 1’
’port's big celebration on the l-‘ounhl
101 July evening in Seaside Park l .,
Miss May 1). Smith of Bayview 111e-
nue, with friends from [lethel took an
auto trip to Orange N. J. over the
‘Fourth, where they visited friends.
John Capellaro, the White street
slice dealer with Liso Rolando, go to
South \‘orwalk tomorrow to start on a
weeks sailing cruise on. Long island lento, . plumbing repair when
Sound. ”Danbury News l | it first starts because its ten-
- ‘ dency la to grow worn with
! William F1 Horan, a former resident 3.119319”.
lot this place, now of Sayvillet' L. l..' -
was visiting at the home of his aunt
on Hamilton avenue, mer the Fourth
of July and Sunday.
ll? sanitary equinment appears to ':
_ be out of order in the local. '
“Home-made"
Miss Eva Thorp. Max Kirschner, of
Bridgeport, and Ralph Parlow. of New-
London, were the guests of Excoun-
cilman and Mrs. George M \\ ay, ,over‘i
ithe Fourth. . ”*-
1n the long run—— I
‘E'plaoe your plumbing problem! ..
on our shoulders, and we will '
solve them promptly and aatla- IL
I The Misses Mary Kelley and Sue:' :E
Murrai, of Danbury. who have been;
.vlslting Mr and Mrs. James E Fiynn,;
of Elizabeth street, returned home
this morning, '
- George Rush, and daughter, Ruth.
of New York city. were guests over
the holiday and Sunday at the home‘
of ContractorJohn Driscoll of Valley
Place.
’A Good Roof Test
is a hard snow storm. If your
Mrs Pauline Davis of New York ’phone us. We will repair and
city, and Mrs. E. O Brien, of Astoria,|paint it all for one price gnu-an.
N v. spent the Fouith with Dr and lteed, to per square foot. Call us
now.
street. '
of Mr, and Mrs. Frank T. Brundage,
256 Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers, of
New York, were holiday visitors at
the home of Mr and Mrs. Gottlleb or,
Huviland street.
Henry 0. Balby and Frederick
‘ walk post office. start on their
nual vacation today.
an-
Frederick Keating, .of the local
post-office, is on a few days“ vacation,
and his place is being filled tempor-
arily by J. T. Brynes,
Attorney Daniel Dowling, and Miss
Dorothy Dowling of New York city,
were visiting over tho-holiday at the
home of friends in this city.
Keating, carriers of the South Nor-‘ime steamer
‘months sojourn at their old home in
E. R. Bradley &.Co.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
Mr. and'iirE Herbert .Terrwilllger
and son‘, d—Ierbert, Jr.. of the Bronx,
were the guests of Luther M. Wright
of Fairfleld avenue, over Saturday and . CONTRACTOKS' .
Sunday. 1.1 Washington 81’. So Norwalk, Conn.
‘ Phone 181.
Annie White and Mary Griffin, of
Norwalk, sailed last Thursday .on
“Baltic” ' for a three
Large Variety
Feather Dusters
10c to $1.49
Ireland.
Mrs, James Farrell, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Alice Denny,
of Silvermlne avenue. for the past
three days has returned to her home
at 550 Atlantic street, Stamford.
“‘— Albert F. Gehehe
25 West Washington St,
South Nat-walla
Wool Dusters.
100 to 89°
Attorney William F. Tammany, Jos-
eph R. Taylor, Louis Goldschmidt. and
John J. Cuneo are among the local
Arthur Sinsewald and Fred Brain-
toreat in. New York citymand Conny;
island on the Fourth of July. l
Mr and Mrs. Richard M. Benton and
mu Emma 11. Smith attended the out
Home Week «Iabration II Ridgalall.
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Dr. and lira. m I. Kendall. at
“to“ avenue. m in W
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lay of this city visited points of in—i
baseball enthusiasts at the Philadel-
phia-New York double-header today. PM". 1059'2- ”0'5!“ Delivery.
UNUSUAL MILLINERY VALUEO
FOR FRIDAY. JULY 3RD.
Sport Hats 7H.”
Trimmed Panamaa $2.25
All White Nata, trimmed with flow-
on, wlau, feathers or ribbon:
Special Prion oa Burnt. Leghorn.
m and White Hana.
EdnaMaeSeyatou
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cornell of
New Brunswick. N. J, made a trip to
South Norwallr. in their auto to spend
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Cor-
nella sister, Mrs. Emma L. Saunders
of 21 Grove street.
Andrew Little and family of 356
Ilala atrut. (bubbly. and Mn. Lit-
tlo'a um lliaa Malena Ill-a
Katherine Clark. at Small. an
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