WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1914 m m NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL IA“ “V i: '0
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VINOL
The Modern Tonic ;
Body Builder and Strength Creator :
i F. H. BAXTER, onuootsr
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Pure Home-
made Candy
Always Fresh
HUYLER'S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCQ'S
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
DAILY pQEM Carpet Sole SLII‘I’ERS
FOR MEN AND “OWEN.
16 cents
FRIDAY MORNING ONLY. £ETV‘.EEN 9100 AND 121.30 A M
a KEELER’S
Now if it’s clothes
let us introduce a
bunch of restless
young suits that
would like to
chum with you in
seeing the great
world.
They will be a
"Hit great question is not so cred" to your
much what mutter mu have
in your pocket :1; {that you taSte
will buy with it.”—»I\‘uskin.
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
27 WASHINGON 81'.
office. 1069-3; house, 693
BARGAIN IN USED CARS
Ford Model '1‘, electric lights, A] condition .................. $300.00
YOur Choice at
$10.00 to $30.00
1 5 Passenger Touring Car, newly painted. liargain ..... $350M;
1 Pope Hartford, a revelation in potter and sl'eed.
AN EARLY BLUEBIRD.
“r” ' A FAMILY WASH FOR 750ts
Leap to the highest height of
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. Everything washed CLEAN. All the tint pieces and untiermnr
spring ironed. and the start-h piet‘essturrlteti \wt, ht‘lil to )0" ready to
dampen and iron.
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STORE OPEN UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK FRIDAY NIGHT.
CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY.
Edward Shea of Stamford is in Nor- 'I’eggy Jerome, oi Wheeler avenue,‘
Bridgeport, is spending part of her
_ ._ vacation at Nor-walk.
Harry Callahan of Brook street. .
Bird of the heavenly plume and
Norwalk, is spending a few days in 300 what 980. will do [or you in
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.. ~ . . . CRESCENT LAUNDRY
totla) s min-«Donnelly.
Hill street.
walk today. And trill thy sweetest now,
AT rt-te: RATE or 1 1-2c PER PIECE.
‘ \i ( 1' I' f i) h n 1 Perry llrowu and son, Victor. ot‘ _ .
. iss truce irrzin 0 on u '. ms . . ‘ - .
' ‘ tut, lhiayette street, Bridge on, spout . . , ”D t
been a visitor for a few duys at the ) p y . ‘ e OS]. S
‘ \ ‘ 1 l h l‘ Saturday in South .\'orwulk. . ~ , .
home at Mr. and .It‘s. . erun a .gun. --.-_-_._ . _ _ MADE ON OR BEFORE JULY 10
otsmxtn MainSirM Miss Clara Maples, ot._11 Maple -=. . .7 «; 1 WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM . . . ‘. ‘ The People’s TIMI Companv
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”t H street. lett [or New York, and Idrook- Sing, While the maples deepest
And silvehtoned throat! i PHONE 54.
Miss Freda Miller and brother .ot‘
Iyu. this morninll. to spend a week
Poughkeepsie. N. Y.. are visiting at . ‘ . ‘, ‘ > . .; ' . root.
\\ith rota \88 and friends. . . t . . . v
'the home of their aunt. Mrs. John 0 1~_ x - . air ie d Count ~
_ I Herring 0f \l‘vmd‘mrd avenue. .Iumns Kelley. of Washington are- : ‘ > . .. . ‘ "' S y B k Thrills With a pillSe. of fire saVingS Department
"1 My: and Mrs. .lrrod Chamberlain of ":0 and 1;“ ”SITE“, "f llnnm‘exr .I‘ '4 _ _. a‘ ings an That lights its buds Blow blow Interest wilbbn credited from Jul) lri on all doing...- mm”.- tn]
Waterbury. who have been Visiting ‘ “‘9‘ 3' “9° . "9 ”will“ a' , ‘ ' ‘ _ WALL srwaEt-z‘r NORWALK. ' or hem... mm.“ my mm.
tor sprinting the week-end in .\orwailt. ' > ‘ - ~ . .
friends in Norwnlh over the holidays
thy tender flute.
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. :E‘tterzlgms oi relatneh in t gel) 1' Mr. and Mrs. William .I. Aiken. of ~ Th d f . h d . ' safe DepOSlt Valllts.
. a . . .\ k. , ‘ ‘ , , y ree o no cure.
.w —-———--—— .I . :w for: “film“ ”as: spending , _ 0t arnplo (-unatity far all ordinal-3 purposes cost but $4.00 a um. I
' Mrs. Lena Pristnsltyflot Brooklyns»is.”e‘::s fixfit‘" At out; 20;" ‘ . .
V . . L . er. . . . . . p on, re tune o e
N. 3.. and two son, who hate been today. ‘ _ The City National Bank _‘ “_"
visiting .\ir. anti Mrs. John Herring ot’
Woodward uvenue. have returned to
their home in Brooklyn, N.» Y. ' ” -.-. ‘ FINANCIAL SUCCESS How sweet, how magicaHY. riCh! . n
’ sENSIBLE ‘-
SUMMER SHOES g
" .. . ~ . . hro ie
_DcpoSits made on or before July 80ft She“ Crabs f‘mdlntull nornnnent lillnnnciul hutcess It is necessnr} to have ample T Ugh filmy 8p ndor blown,
10th in the Suviugs Deliartment oi‘ the . b 0 met mor) OJ igation prompt”. Thy hopeful voiCe set to the
South Norwalk Trust (‘omnuny will LObSterS You establish strong banking connections by having an account I
draw intorcst from July ist. - ‘ . With this Bunk—~51 Bank with strong capital and surplus—n good romise lpitch
~— ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH, LONG “Curd—41nd an established reputation. ' p
Bids have been opened by the AND ROUND \ l'ilon request a representative will call and rou‘ult u?‘h '
| . “‘ -‘ 30“ Of melod ct unknown!
Board Of Selectmen. 0f “793190". for CLAMB I I‘Ff—Zfll‘dlng any matter pertaining to banking—our Illllt‘ and experience y y III Great variety fill' Die”
the building of a new section of road- I a“. at your disposal. ~ .. ,
Women and Chil iren.
Not only have we all styles of Outing, Yachting and Ten-
‘ nis Shoes, but many/”cool and comfortable models for home
or business. wear.
way between Saugatuck and Norwallc CU‘ I ‘BILL’S
on the lower State road. I
. «Mr Frank Becker iot’merly or South Bridge Fish Market
Norwalk, but now a. member of the ot-
7. . flee staff of the General Electric Com- West End WM'W‘“ 3‘- Bridge. lOVing thing,
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party's Schenectady N Y,. oft'ifla is TELEPHONE 108. South Norwatk. [Bah ._ . .
spending the week visiting his parents Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown, \ D 0’ u owers :1 That down sprang Winds doth
on Fairfield ateuue. ._ a! y .. ‘
We see, we hear (thou liberty-'
'Connea'liy and Bracken
18 WASHINGTON ST.
.. i-— ,_- . float),
Ed . rd Mi hek. employed in Froehs g 1 .. . . .
; _ butbet‘ihopo: North Main street, and c ,- .. i 0 l1 E V E R Y K I N D 1. The promne of dune empyrtan
ramny, together with a party or Clifford “Otel ' avanvrmnom PLANTS. oun mucus CAN'T BE BEAT. .
friends, were camping for a few days ‘ ‘ wing, . J
32.04313"b’f‘?l§'cfimi‘2lf§7““‘ “m“. Rathskeller South N orwalk Fruit& F lowerCo.’ 3-3 or... hope u... floods my .
A ne'w switch has been install-ed in" Open from 9 a. In. No. 2 South Main Street 3: throat! - . CHALM: :RS 1915
the Connecticut Company near the ,. . . . “ . ,
Country Club on State street, Bridge- t0 ‘1 30 p m __.__.._ , ' - . LIGHT SIX ‘
port and will be known as the Couu- ' ' ' ' ' ‘ -Maunce Thompson. ‘
. . . . ..... . . . . . . . . OUR 1916 DEMONSTRATING CAR IS HERE.
”7 o... “m" “‘1‘ “"9 mm“ ”MUSIC SATURDAY - . ' '” ' ‘ 1.. s .. st h . . . . . ta
(or having a 20-minute service be- ' - - ‘ I. _.: 0 non es, erase. reatone Goodrich, lined State. ties.
tween Norwalk and hero. . NIGHTS ' ‘ '5 ’ LoweSt prices Special storage to commuters. Storing for the day.
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CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
. i ‘ ' RIGHT BY 50. NORWALK STATION.
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Electric Fans
Comno Beach will be the setting for:
the Bridgeport Universal Church and
Before purchasing your fan for the FOR SAL-E.
- 131$tieic‘ginggzuoirflggfifiif: SW “3‘ Mt “Mabel: 00mg1 inlgnd 1100115311111; gang Chalmers “Six." 1914, Model "24" ........................ . $15350
. .. over. '9 ave 9 mm o z, ‘ .. h , J
,. plated for conveying the children and g THE W OF SERVICE type for $17 50 and the 16 inch rlkld Chalmers 36,1912 ......................................... $750
type for $13. 50. Those fans are stan- Maxwell “26, " 1914 ........................................... $575
insults to the b'ettdr’ h‘y trolley and all
ore Iooflnztorward to a Jolly time. -—O-—
“'——BrmW W! Plain en- ;‘ KETl'aVCICIS Cheques
.mved; alsoRoman’fttnam; goo oosed
lootion nowynt Brand‘s iqwelry store. .,
, a . - , . TheA .B.C.Cheques
.mmrdl unanimom has or '1. . ‘ ,.
pumm- woman the cm: ou- on m nun money norm»-
«lard make and we will back up the~
guarantee which goes with each ran
sold. Compare these prices with oth-
ers for the make of your pocketbook.
; The White Electric Company,
j . . Bison-lent Elwin-en and Gout—aton-
- 54 Wow: SL‘, ‘ south Not-hulk. ; PhOne Connection.
VAAST BROS,
TEL. 1360.17 CHESTNUT ST., 50. NORWALK
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:u.-;ru‘-in,»;-;.:-;-;-.-:-:.‘.~.t.;-:u:
, . . . ‘ " ’ ' . ' PHELAN HOLDS BROKER 70 'side or the road, when Corliss 001nm
or Conrtmiaotfliliu'l‘fiyntor g 61, sate to tun-y and can be ; ; , - , ; ; . . , 7 BLAME FOR AUTO DEATH along in another machine, and bump.
:01! am out. man: turnover rate
mmwmmrhfil on mm, 1909 “
“(I new mild‘rna‘mo was
led into him. According to the testi-
No Fatality Had Ho Been Paying'mony before the coroner, (‘urtiss was
amenable Attention. Flndl Cor- .golng about twenty-live miles an.
1 ""-‘ hour. Clark was caught vbetween the
alter.
‘ tWO maeliines and crushed, and the
BRIDGEPOR' UOM’ July are“ 'lmpact set fire to the machines and
'.° “9' Photon “C all“ “in” ”a? gym was severely burned Chm: died
2285:?!“ 0‘ Nee“. L .Hdi‘n‘g‘, 3:an S, inoon iterwud in the Stamford lios‘
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Curtifl, at Stamford, gouty “no" a -
'5I'0 PROVIDE FDR NEXT WINTER'U WET. WE HAVE I‘ll
{W YARD m ”INTI QUALITY mom MD. A? Lm
no» uncut your mant-
Murat-dorm
hem ~ 1 '
less driving]! an“ 81““fi‘fiw‘rlt) and "'"" ' .
criminal negligent: , l The ladies of the Knob Club will
Clark was dz‘iviur . .. .r‘rs Immutable m will tomorrow Moon it that
with a nutty chronic to flaw in t'trrslkm’club hum. All Whore of the club
stalled m «titanic, and pinyin: atom at n
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