WEDNESDAY, jULY a, 1914 L THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL ' _ -~ PAGE Ftvn
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_ meHTANDDITson _ FIRE ALARMS __
S U M M E R Tennis Rackets Special Sale W"~°“:;;:."""““ Stylish Skirts
Underwear Tennis Balls _ sSAUCEPANS- :“flwummfim
1 _ $ Fillihuxogiofil‘iotel d B WIDE WALE PIQUES
For Gents, Ladies and Children and Nets \3 lit $1.59 . 1.00 2—1:? 1 Ellisonginfilnmu. pm”. COTTON CORDUROYS .31 98
Ladies Swiss Ribbed and Sth- — oyt'l entre
in at s 10c,2;2 13:22:11: :32! ALUIMNUM §E§$&.$ffiofimd’° “a City Korea and RATINES. usual $3 value.
‘nlon “his C. n ALL PRICES. IN ’9"
Uents‘ Balliriggan inderwear COOK G ' lz—x“ est St.. tumult: School
te—horth lulu and Ann In.
ti—fligh St and Bn'vlew Au Usual value $1.00 and $1.25,
tO—xhorwaul Iron ark:
'7—West Ave in. Seth. BL
ib—Hish School. West Ave.
------------ ~ 25° and m WM. P BEERS UTENSILS. "1330537" 6‘” “m“ m “m” HOUSE DRESSES 59C
E0 K0 Banks look Ind Stationery Store.
That every housewife may become familiar with the n..ww St. “A: ‘le; M. . ,
mhackemo Hotel Block, 80. Nownlk. South Norwnlk. Nor-walk qualitits of our Aluminum Ware, we offer this week special fifféfiimfiff am“ £5; 3%. JaCOb S
zs—xSouth learn and Monroe In.
prices in our entire line of Aluminum Ware. ‘6” 4‘1”“ A“ “d “mm .L
zi—Went and Elm Grove BtI.
. dl—Suulh lull St... between Grove In _
A J C 4: 5390.333“ mm, m“ m. 153 Washington Street. Opp. Hoyts Theatre
0 [HS 0 “-xsww "4 0*" bu ”-
. Q its—flinmand and \hIt-u lu
Bl—xliockwr-od Mu. Co
ll—-Fnirr.leld Ave and Cedorll. » ‘ .. -~
FUNERAL DIRECTOR. N $3.933" Agelmd 80:13:58.; - yant-es from any relulitll ‘ N“
I- ONE 747. ORTH MAlN ST- — WI! 1”,. In e 0' I. ‘ ’ 'llL’ ‘ la!
“—gllm:m Ind Quintnrd Aves. and Wet. gura lllf‘ill‘dlloll proceedinin. so that
.. 46~Wood and lavende- Avon 'tlie Mexitan en 1 lln
51~GOIden Hill at. Ind Elmwood AVI ' - - D l) P l) trough]?
9 - - — ‘2’; "”363" can“ a n N PR [understand the method b) ch their
_ 4—. ___..______——_— {tnomh‘xyimnucof’fihntié’ nu. new chief executive is ag .lponu
BOXIGIJ‘LCOPMI’ Putnam “an“. ant. ———-——— i .\uevo Laredo, Mexico. has been con-
Med w __ . . sidered as a most iiltely tlloice for
De t hon-inte‘ferl box-I. ' '
E w S . I bill), “111?; W» ‘3'" “36:11” nur- Palllmfls For and Again“ Nation the scene of the pariey. it is opposite
I can noun . -. . .un.
er 1 lzers 6F". .33th 11 noon I.nd - n. - wuie Law are littered by ”MC" m“ “m“ "m“ ‘0‘”'"““"
eundnrd time. 1. cation b tel'e r in an i .
One Itroke at odd rirnII. "lull o. y g a d (a ’18 (an be
“no 0 ml, ' arranged with Mexico City for the
Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate 'lll'ifimk” lite: Ill uni-m. are out. in Connecticut Members puma delegates (onunumiamn
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gf Lime. Land Plaster. Murlate of Potash. Nitrate Of 871,1". slow .lrokoe. water to be III‘ southward with (‘oiistitutionai head-
oda. 0 A: a”; p. m" a“ WM, _ .0, \\'.\Slil.\‘(lT0.\‘, Jilly s—Senator quarters also would be easy
II $011353?" u district “.0 ” McLean returned from a short \‘ai'a ‘ ON BOARD L‘. .CXlJFORNlA,
_ _ l — . RAYMOND BROTHERS “ma by lflODhone. 0. .lion spent at his home in Sinisbury. Ma'zatlan, July 7, (l3: airless \ia iSan
WEATHER FORECAST. l 8: llll)“: :n‘udug: :(l Zh°m'fi%‘:.:lyesterday morning, and when the Dingo, tall July 5) _ (lmernor Ame-
98 en 8 . i no “no“ for the following Mon Senate met at noon he presented the zouz iett La Plaza today on board the
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity: _ - 25:22 1—1—1—1 following petitions. ' steamer Korrigan bound for Santa llo-.
Will lluv You One of Our Safety The petition of Trinity M. E. t‘hurill salia. The reason for his departure is
.A" NORWALKFIII A“'" ”x" of Bridgeport; Trinity .\l E. Church not known,
Generally fair tonight and Thursday”
‘ ' ' ' ‘t'r d dur! ' P ‘ i . .
. gaff”? 8:10:16]: hr“ :10:ch 8:1“ me. Fountaln ens - 58 WALL STREET In.” ;:°:?M?7§ um um iof \ieriden; M. E. Church oi Betllel. . 'l‘lie cruiser Albany arrived today at
mg to as ‘. ou s i' * " c n. Alisonia Toiland (‘rvstal Lake Mll- La l’aza from Saliila (‘ruz where she
. . w. . d ' or Gelltlema . O B J k Private [:0er vii only be pulled lot ‘ ' ' ' . ' -
northwest. the Mississippi Kaley until For in “ ll ‘ ac son NORWALK. (1&)te‘l’e.nhonen'igeuhflu:2 30:81! shallo- lford the North Methodist Church of was relieved by the New Orleans.
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310-113 11"? middle and “01““ =‘W‘l‘llf.’ Guaranteed Not to Lack. O ticinn PHONE “I. j s—uanllelegcnogl (print. " Hartford, and the Pearl street Melh- Larrylug as passengers live .\iexi-
coasts. There is no well defined area, ’ p §;§:§:::Z¥:5?13§°%:w&b§§ 1'; lodfst (‘hurich (iii 5):“? lllavreni ”l; liirst Eat: sailors. reissued] in rdecent fighting
this running east of the llochv MOIIIl- L S u '0 ”I wan t‘ongrcgat oua ‘ life] 0 non . or- e ween tie e era ail constitution-
talus. Tile telliperature 15 diminish D 0 N N E L Y Everyming in file Optical Line ill—a'rxlnilgdflcnulu BtI. gwalk; sundry citizens of Bridgeport, alist forces, the cruiser llanver left
mi; MOM) ill the eastern (“9108 1STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE . :Zng'Eog'ég'fidnfifisk" ISeymour. Pennington and Mansfield; Mazatlan today for San Fl-‘rancisco.
(auditions favor for this vicinity‘ * E Ex m 3”‘3°I""' AIV°- "’0 “m 3" the W. C. T. U. of New Haven county. The Mexicans will be interned in one
fair mather with higher teiiiperiili.-ll-.-a,I 1. SOUTH "MN “FREE.“ ‘ Yes a ined Free 3:— ofl’Ave. :lldd giggling.” of Georgetown and Branchville; the ot‘ the military prison camps along
.. i- .- __. ' :{1Ifig‘fifig '33, fifi'fil‘ A3: {at .Egbert Club of Norwalk; the llrother-Itlie' border. The Denver will undergo
. . . sci—Kc ur 8t Ind Duck Pond rd. ‘ v r ' i \ '
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. New belts at Mintz‘s. “84 kg" Hue“ T.” ’hood of the Baptist Lhurch of South 0 e haul rig at the liare Island nary
__ ——-——- - ——-—————-—-——- I n. m.. Vln‘ location of tire. I. am-- \‘orwalk; the Y. P: S. C. E. of “est Vyard.
Temperature: LOW. 33; high, 79- R ‘ l i g . t t dl P 3.1.13. 4.13.2: ifitfi'mfih lMStafford and sundry citizens oi:
Clear. ’ out no ms pesswas ransac e as ,3 ~tu§°§§fii3l‘§31"°cn°mm‘° °° civen v" Georgetown and Brallclliille,—nll fag Housewives watch Sentinel Want
—- legenlingh a; ”(1; :dJourned meeting oft SPECIALS . It the an a. toring the enactment of legislation Advil. tor clues to that aspired-to "bet-
Vacntiou footwear at Glover‘s. lit 8 sc 0 a u ‘ _ “.0“, u“: :f 043'.?'.,E§.‘.'...m. or u... prohibiting the manufacture sale or ter position!" . '.
’ Routine business was ”311530“ad at, PURE LEAF LARD I “Iggwgl, “ . ..rn ”HIM tune. Iimportation of intoxicatilrlglliquor. '!~- —-«-—- ~-—— '55—-
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A. spec al sale of forbeens is being the meeting last evening of lncas' THE VERY FINEST one/rm. LB , .. .. _,__12¢ ii ”Jpn“: 1";ng I an“ m I He also ”elm“: the ‘ollp‘wingmp: l lllVlllEllfl ——"0T|GE \ ‘
ndiertlsed l); A. Cell? e. l Tribe. No. 21;, i. 0. it. M. ERY BUTTER, LB, 29¢ FANCY NEW POTATOES l” Agrmlgflgomfilfilfihp‘m no “I titions agains suc leg s a on ,
.__....__... 14 LBS. .. .. .. “45¢ oon IeIIlon' of public Iehool. Edry Citizens 0‘ Bridgeport. Hartford. »
All kilids'ot aprons at .l. l. Mal- Thomas Reilly, 0' Hillside street” PHONE 743-, lllllllu'lll) i‘l‘en Null 0 “Mil! It“! W iWest liar-(ford. Coilinsvllle, New lia- THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
“me 5- Pm“ Wm be found in the Second district. was discharged from ' an- “filmed and Meriden.‘ L001“ . BANK,
1"“- i the Norwalk Hospital today. i A STULL uonwnut Fill human U110“ 3‘0- 40 International “11°“ 0‘, South \‘omaik Conn
‘ ls—Oorner or nu: and van linen. the Unite Brewer Workmen of " ' » -
Th“ St li a F i C 0 21— Belden Avenue and Union Flue. B id d d it y u l' l b r‘
‘r * or “e “r“ “”8 ompany Frances Kelly, of Chestnut street,; rr-s slum Hill and Kellen Street . r geport,-an l e Cen a .a 0 , At a meeting of the direCtors of this
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““0” “0:1 ‘0 fur'm‘ 30“” “0"“ 3" Second district, was discharged. yes- 24 cottage Stfeet, East Norwalk §r¥uifimm u. no Enable! Itreee “”0“ of Bridgeport' ' bank held this day, a dividend at the
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a "350"“ e price, i terday. from the {\orwalk Hospital. gr figural?” "($21?“ 33?). 3 Other Petitions. rate of four per cent. per annum wan
' ———.—— . -— 'eIt venue In 0 a truce. ~ F .
Only general business came up for The petition oi tharles l.. Burdett
ls—l-hrnor Avenue and Orchard Street. declared to depositors from the earn-
86~Chepe18tmt Ind Harbor Avenue Camp, .\‘0. 4. U. S. S. W. 5.. in favor
Monthend specials at Dickerman's.
the attention (it the meeting of the -... ——-—-——-—-—.. ——~——--—-—~—————--———~—-~ lid—Went Avenue. nur tho armory.
1,135 of the six months ending June 30.
' " l u—Stevenn Street Ind Elm Croat. of bill granting pensions to widows
Vlome. a Guild of Trinity Episcopal .\ir. and Mrs. M'aiter Byers. of . ' ‘ "0'0“ Street and Wilton "'5‘“ and orphans of Spanish War vetor~ 19“- The same “'1“ be entered on
cliurtli last night r n—uun street and North Avenue. .
1 Bridgeport, have been visiting at the w »< 3:91”. 36".“. Och fl 3 ans. . pass-books and paid on and alter
home of Mrs. Byers' parents, Mr. and JULY FASHIONS . uranium“ it:un:nd‘m?amu The petition of the Tliompnonville July 10,1914. '
Mr. and Mrs. Morris, of Montreal,
Canada, were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Eiden, of Elm Grove
street, last evening. |
u—cnutnut Street. near Bummer IL .
bum-In???" um um“ Avenue. llonrd of Trade favoring the passage
til—Eur “”th Lincoln “a“ of tile Adamson hill to regulate th.
u-l‘ut Avenue and Dull-n um. ironstructlon of dams across naviga
“'""' ' hie waters.
“OW‘VTON Fill ALA“ DIITIICTI The petitions of sundry citizens of
Two “,0“. or a... mm a.“ 1.1. u. Danbllry favoring the Government on Alden Soimans. Pres.
I on
a}, ll eration of mines of Colorado
13—- dAan.!..N.B.OI ' ,w
B. it The petition of the Hod Carriers' George L OOdWGI'd
Mrs. William C. Byxbee, of Quintard
avenue.
Pictorial
Review /
Patterns
Deposits made on or before July 10.
1914, will draw interest from July Int.
, Frank DeMato was a visitor yester-
‘day at the home of his brother. in
. . . Stamford, who is doing a thriving bus-
Peoples Trust (.ompany are nttrait- mean with a lunch room he recently
ing favorable comment. a large box
\ purchased.
By order of the Board of DirectorI.
The safe deposit boxes of the
costing but $4 per year. A I 13—min: Blur! Ind Bell lIlInd. , .
i . mumbk"! 1._ mafia“... m not“ p0,“ Lnion. .\o. ii. of Stamford. favoring Treasurer
'. William Odell, Harold Baldwin. ri—Lonc Island Sound to HIKE“? It. the passage of the Clayton Anti-Trust
The building inspector issued a . 1 * F"C:.nlfli" McKinle 9‘ 0'10" June 15 1914
mm m I 1 t 'r S no Id Harry harle and Randolph Belts le t New “" n—Grnnd sum uid lndnll um bill. I - '
p S “10““ ° ‘ ' “a ‘ this afternoon for Lake Waralnaug.‘ “Russian Tunic" ”a‘PC,°“"”'°”’m 5" m cm" "- Th etmo for n l St‘ \' u in '-—~ w W" — -—'--~'~"‘
son to install plumbing in the home 2 8 “mm d e p n o a Cl " ‘ a on
of A War 0 on Snowd v n lwhere the quartet will spend a few“. kirts . zknuum rgvai-Rofiig. Association of Letter Carriers. 011 D. .d d N .
- 3 0“ B e“ 9' idays camping ind tile new tI—wmto Brim north to Broom-1a.. "Hartford in o osition to ll. R 12923 lVI en otlce . w
! up "Sk ld—Whlte Brian 3. 0L. 1. sound. ' pp '
' e um rm li-wm¢. Brit! 9 s, w. to L. I. gonna. granting a compensatory time to pos-
The Lady Washington Lodge will Holmes & lngersoll have been for [‘13 md Mum. Ono stroke 0 the are non It odd tinui
Indicates teetint. tai employees on one of the six days .129TH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
Foul- Itmkee or are be". thuI. :- 1-1-1 following the Sunday on which they - 0 -
2 la b. on
w.Aetrhir’d OI'IIIIOMO IlIl-lnI indicate IIr'ioIl perform service. [he NOIWfllk savmfls SOCIBW
The petition of 5,000 members or
meet tomorrow evening 'in Red Men's
Hall. It is requested that all mem~
, bers be present, as the meeting will
start at 8 o’clock sharp. There will be
awarded the contract for the construe
tion of over 400 feet of cement side.
walk for Frederick H. Rowan, in Elm-
A particularly
fine selection oi
dresses lor
wood avenue. the Connecticut Federation of W04 Norwalk Conn Julie 11 1914
installation of officers, and ice cream . ’ " ' ‘ 5'
and cake will be served ‘ “fl“ Elderly MAILS - . .men‘s Clubs of ConneCticut. Mrs. R At a meeting Of Directors Of this 80' "
I l Special sale of carpet slippers at . and . I 'W. Gerard of South Norwalk, chair- i332 '0?e:;%:hfis tisy’pirdlggetndpz: 3:: \;
Frederick Soder-Huek, of New York Keelers shoe store. NorwalkPostomce man, ill favor of the consideration of ‘mun was declared to Depositors from
city, who has been visiting Ward Van‘ h fl d . tlfl it of Frank \i , Stout Women 5-» I. m.— gut-n. Denounce the so-called pom“ Radium bill. ' the earnings of the six months end-
Alstyne, of Bayview avenue, has re- T e ren s m s c y d t ' l is represented / 6310mm me—Donbury diviIion. Senator McLean also introduced the ingIJune 30 1.9”
turn d i \ E _ Ferris, Dennis Valentine an par 2!. 5;” n. m__o,..t um 30“", Norwnlk. following bills proposing to grant in- Tie same will be entered on parts . ,
e to h 5 home. .lr. Soder Huck d f r ise up u. Min m—mut West nnd Bo. Nor-nil. books and paid on and after July 10th, ‘ -
will soon proceed to the Catskill Moun- Who left on 83“" ay or a c u i» i ‘ 3::ng Com”: 3:2: ire—Neg?“ dInstro mulionnll. crease of pensions to Samuel Morris 1914 1‘
talus, where he will attend a summer the Connecitilc‘ut Rivir, 3:23:32: as 'l his {Halli—.mnbugdlvll‘lomm of New Haven, late of Company A' l MONEY DEPOSITED ON OFl BE.
school. Madam Seder-Huck, of New hostels, th repor a E . “TEASHIONBOOK 1:“ M '1So|ng.x;mdsm 0M“ Seventh N' Y H' A' at the rate of! 'FORE JULY 10TH 1914 WILL .
York. the celebrated singer. leaves Sat- ' " M , ‘ . 3:10 um. [IL—Welt Ind South Nam {50 a month, to Mrs. Sarah H. Pidge '
urday for Europe on the steamer TO OUR FRIENDS—CUSTOMERS’ Calligraeliiie [ESEEE & Coe'tsllzgm :: " nfig§;“u?‘som;bm “I of Hartford. widow of Frank L. 93:2“! INTEREST FROM JULY 1ST’
'errge Washington." : r _ ‘ .300 3 :1th Well all 50' :3“ Pidge. late of Company A. Seventy- ' ‘ 1 ,
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In regard to the interview published street ya . W 8 0 ' 0" mm, “gm. .g 3 5” of 330 a month; to Mrs. Mary L. De ‘ ' ‘ ’ '
: in' The Sentinel with William J. Pow. our hopes and aspirations. did not Donnelly's Stationery and Book Store. 1-00 wuélumwn :Msrs of Norfolk widow of .\‘ezaire . .120 in
all, deputy chief of the tire depart- destroy our faith nor weaken our en, 15 Semi; Main St. 1300 :' :33an Button. De,Mars late of Company E Eleventh fi_ _______..____ W N
meat. where it was stated that he was orgiespnnd we look forward confident»: :3: t :: ulfid'maummmlw. L lConnectlcut \olunteer infantryl m
opposed to the men parading on the ly to the future for better and increas’ mesa. Non-in. ithe rate of ’30 a month and a bill. - - '
_ - . moo F—En. Went and lo. nerve.
nisht before the Fourth. it was MrJ’ow- ed business. continuing to sivo to our --._.._._ uzu : fi-nuwy dimm- iaPDl‘ODriatihtthe sum or 3250 for the DIVldend NOthQ
w" "1“ “m “in” m“ “m” “°‘ “mm" 9'0“?“ “d ““3““ '"'i '2 RE: "flu": um ,rclief or the heirs of John Howard, . .
I0 out “Id “I” M not. ’He also was vice from this day and follow slonr. E: II- and 30!“ m ,p. f St f d >
F - . . _ .- yne 0 am or .
not in favor or allowinl the IDMtuI tile some but: ideals that has made " " 'm‘ M" 3".” South Norwalk Trust Co.
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W d “I. “Mum" ““9“” Mr mu. 3" ht | ‘5‘ Great ReduCtlons out”... n I 'E‘ci "II'E' “to." The Trustees have ordered that in-
u Ill W “In “1"." all at 1-. a. N I.“ u m ”w ‘ ‘t " ”a. m l 1’“ .n.ni' " IEX|°n terentnt the rate of l per cent. per
M ”M U" “N « = I edit lit the de sltorl
W that he III. out to u II this 0: N m W W3 Wan“ from “m PHI.) nnuln be or e o no
i in the savings department for the cur- .
it. ‘ ‘ . ‘1“ Milan on man the (-0“ rent six months ending June 30th. ‘ _ .
h” I. 5 numb-mm lenders maul! leer lull, payable on and after July 10th,
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