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I Month End Sale
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Friday SPECIALS
'2.
E ‘Umb'eiln- Wash suits. '
i 74 Cents- 15 Cents.
é One Dollar Value. Regular Price 23c.
f“ Parasois. Printed Foulardz.
? 79 Cents. 10 Cents. _
. Dollar Value, Real \alue l-c.
‘fi. Parasol; Ramie Linen.
“.40. 29 Cents.
\‘alues to $2 19. Regular Price 39(
NOTE THESE PRICES FOR FRIDAY ONLY.
A.Dickerman 8t Son
3., . PHONE 445.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Wt: GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
PONY VOTES
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D. New Dancing Corsets
Everywhere—in town, city and village-peoplehave gone wild
over the new dances. This summer will mark the height of the
In every cOuntry boarding house, in
the guests will dance morning, noon and night.
We advise an inspection of our new styles of
dancing craze. every sum-
mer hotel,
R. AND G. DANCING CORSETS.
They are tiexihle and allow perfect freedom and grace In the
dance.
Model A—iS‘l‘ price ........................ .. ....... .. .. 81-00
Model 13—283. price ....... . . ......................... . . .. $1.50
ModeIC—L'SO...... .......... . .............. 32-00
3;.-. ',- ModelJ—iao. price ....................... . ......... $3.50
-- " Free Fittings on all Corsets at 82.00 or over.
1;.L.
5.5..7’.‘ - .
The N. E. Ryan Co.
U WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Ills. “CLEO LITBT
TALE 0F TIIDSEDY!
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Meantime, it is unlikely that the in-
quest will be resumed before nextv
week. State‘s Attorney CummingsI
said as much toda). I
Memory at FaUIt as to Details.
"My daughter talked anout
case to Chief Brennan in his otfice.‘
said Mr. Blondei.
was continued. last Friday atternoon.
So far as l have been able to learn,
from lit-r. she told hint tiOthing new!
She said that she heard a noise. went
out and found Air Bttllou hing on tl'te
landing beneath her apartment; that
her first thought was to ac him onti
into the open air. and that she tamed
him down stairs. Just how she got
him downstairs, or what she did after .
‘thut, she could not tell the t‘hiei, be
Icause she could not remember. My
1daughter’s memory as to What hap-
Ipeurd that night. alter site round Air.
IBallm on the landing—in tit-t. as m
In great deal that happened beiorc .-
sis a complete hianit. She. has tried
repeatedly to recall thing's. but she is
inot able to do so."
Asked how he and his daughter
{were bearing the suspense of waiting
It'or the inquest to end. Mr. lilondel
.said:
‘ "it seems as if something must be
fdone soon. so that we may know just
iwhat to expect. it does not seem
:that things should“ on this way in
Definitely. HOlIl my daughter and
-myselt' are under a great strain, and it
.is telling on both of us.”
Expects Discharge from Custody
.\lr. Blondel was told that the re- l
porter had heard that his daughter
expected the ( owner would order herf
Idischargedlmm cusde.
. '\\e hang etery reason to cxpett.
.that.’ he said. l‘ligrqfi' 310 eiidence
. we know of that would. we think. war.
; rtint any otherhcourse. There is noth- I
.ing that we know of to disprove that
Mr. llsllou had fallen on the landing
‘and r'et'eii'ed his injuries when my
’daughter reached him. How he re-‘
:ccited those irdnrics'we do not pro-
:tend to know, bttt it is fair to assume
lIIitli he must have fallen down stairs.
f'l‘here is nothing. onl) the words and
the
“after the inquest,
No Sailing or
Motor Party
COmpIete
Without one of our
Rubber
' " Toned
9W5 8o
Simplex
Vacuum Bottles
Keeps Liquid Cold 80' Hours
Hot 30 Hours
Manufacturer‘s Guarantee with every one of them.
6 Coupons and 98c
will. make you the possessor of a Rubber Toned one.
6 Coupons and $113
will bring a Nickel one into your home,
Ask your friends who own one. They’ll tell you. what
now before the supply is. exhumed.
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. 'girl has been hysterical a good deal.
acts of a woman who was sick and
gnenously detnoralized."
l Danbury Girl for Company.
l Mrs. Angie has been sharing the!
woman's department of the cit) lack-i
'up since yesterday with Julia Kali-E
ginonsiti. a 17-year-old [innhury girl
;» whom the police have tnitcu into cus-
tody for alleged waywardness. The
and Mrs. Anglo has been busy triinz
to soothe her.
.her physical condition this morning
was much better. the police matron
lira, Scraphina Kinhre said.
Former Deputy Polit‘e Commission—
er George. Daugherty otixew York
“as here yesterday, with a New York
newspaper man. getting some “dope"
on the case for the purpose of giving
the newspaper: a ”atoll! Daugherty;
talked with fitnic's attorney Cum- I
mings and some folk who may be wit-'
ncsses in the case.) He did not seaf
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. I Mrs. Angle slept well last night and
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any of the exhibits, and he was not
:i’lm'usr .9 and, g
You've-amWon and:
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Racer 0
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”Mb“!
, land share alike. to his children. Harri-
son and Mrs. .lenette
'\\’a\‘eri.\',
'April o, 1310.
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LONE PIIIIIIIT
Central ploienxer train number
gun was discharged
DKGGETI' & RAMSDELL’S
m for (Bay-then end-fl
”Wigik.“ bkkWaJfiumh-t“
home "I"
tubular-Janus kin-8543.30... 055.8130.
" “ambition-Dem“! - 1
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W msoumoawasnmu-rw an
allowed to enter Hrs. Antics spart-
ment. He did see Mn. Aldo, but she
would not talk about the case. Dough-
erty expressed privately an opinion
that coincides wh’n the opinion held
by the State H lathe edtd not
seem at all mystenph to
Mr. Baliou's Will.
\ir. Ballou‘s will. Which has been
admitted to probate. disposes of an
estate estimated to be $5,000. It is all
personal property. and it goes. share
Whitney of
Mass. it was executed on
—-An.v skin itching is a temper-test-
-. The more you scratch the worse
it I'. ones. Deans Ointment curs plies.
eczema—any skin itching At all drug
stores
SENTINEL
READERS’
VIEWS
W
NUMBERS iN WEST AVENUE.
South Nurwslk, Conn, July s, 19H.
The South Norwaik Evening Sentinel,
South Norwaik. Conn.
Knowing that you are interested in
the public good. the writcr would like
to call your attention to the now! rer-
lug of \\ est menus. Can we not have
a new re- numbering commenced either
at South \‘orwuik or Norwalk‘.’ We
find .\0 1 at the South Norwalk and
\orwalk ends of the meme This is
\er) confusing and cau~es many un-
pleasant experiences by strangers.
A strange physician may be called
to .33 West avenue. and he might step
at the tent at Cedar street, South
Norwalk. or at Orchard street, Nor-
walk.
This should be remedied. Wont
our city fathers take up this matter
at an early date?
.r\~\.r
‘ ‘iNTERESTED.
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ESCAPEB AFTER FIGHT
\VATERLOO. lown. July‘l . -—An at-
tempt was made tog hold up liiinots
11
by I bandit one lulu out or EWorth.
low 1. int night. The bandit ordered
the porter. Henry limt‘e, to search
the passengers while he stood guard
with a drawn rei'oh'er. The porter
snatched the hundit's gun and both
men tell to the iiom‘ of the car. The
several times.
but no one was injured. Passengers
hearing the struggle cure the signal
to stop the train The bandit freed
himself and jumped flit. escaping into
the woods.
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
Good tenants are to he had-for
the ndtortising.
OLD CREAM
It“.
:7 a household necessity it has become. Bring; your Coupons
4
great affair i: in inrwc."
and pr. :fit.
money.
gum] appcnrancc,
$7.00 and $7.25 up.
“pussy willow"
Sec Window Display.
\- 14)..
For the Open Road
Vacation Needs in Baggage and other
“For my part. I il'ZiVL‘I Hut to go anywhere. Illli to
That‘s Ilti\\.' we all furl \\Ilt‘li \uczttinti 13::
longing,r for the open i‘lrfiti anti tlic ciiangtw-fsctnc. anti Mull if IIlt‘l'i' is no -
mind than Robin Hood‘s liarn. what that is iiltcrtstiitg and can lie \IBIitII \\IIIl cnjoimcnt
A Vacation Dress Trunk, mllt‘.‘
Pullman Cases, Flasks, ‘Medicine and Bottle Cases.
"Magpie” Stripes
Black and white striped silks, pongccs :tml
tali'ctzts .nf exquisite texture.
The combination is vcry striking
tivc. and combined with either plain black
or white will make stunning gowns.
‘$t.5o and $2.00 a yard.
THURSDAY, JULY 9. 19H
2::
l “apart We.’ . I Rapport Advertisements.
the Million! C0.
Exhibit/tel 1857
etceteras for the traveleg.
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l; li“t‘.tI l. ’I‘III
I‘Ilt‘
:ht-r putt] In
vr trzn [I s Mic.
1c rim u s lit at.
IIlt‘ good trawler travels light, and here are suggestions in the way t-f such
impctllincnttt as .IrIIIII\S, Iiags and Suit Cases, not too Iit‘Ll\‘\ tn Il;ill'IIt‘, not 1-». t'HstIY in
38 and 4. .{
itclc :tml
iroin $5.00 up.
32. 34. 317. inches,
shtiiiy lil
Steamer Trunks vii various sich, (It‘llt‘lliIiiIlIt’ qualities, 34-75, $5.25, $5.50. $6.00, $6.50.
Suit Cases-
Russet Cowhide, 24-inch stccl frame. with Scale Cane Case, \‘cry QM] Mn,
strap. . $5.00 22-inch. $4.75
Pith Cane Case, 2.4-inch, strap all around. 44-inch, $5.00
$3.25 :n-inch. $5.25
Jap Matting Case with strap and leather t‘ur- J‘atp Matting Cases.
ncrs, $1.75 22—inch. Sr.5o
rzit-inch, $x.75
Visttlng Cases Hat Cases .
Feather weight, of black cnmneled duck English Hat Baxes --i Iii-sci.- mun-i. Ilt‘s‘i ’
over steel frame. $3.75 styles. $7.25
Trunk :mtl ling list-um. fourth ilmr.
Dressing Cases
Black Seal and Morocco Cases that contain .lII toilet (li'iICIL\' in .- JilllILlCl form. styles
I" )1 unit and \\I)Illill.
i.t':liIlt'l‘ hoods Section.
Children’s Creepers
Of colored Chambray. an will hit to close
out. They are for babies I and .2 years will.
I-‘erer fittit‘c 5t) cts. Now marked
:5 cts.
and eti'ew
Gn- 'tI Value.
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Fconnl iI-mr.
Silk Section. I
9-332: _
BUTLER LODGE INSTALLATION.
Ceremony Conducted by Charles E.
Kellogg and Staff. of the First
District.
Butler Lodge, No. 97. independent
Order Oddieliows, held its regulnr
meeting, last evening, and the import-
ant. business transacted was the instal-
lation of the recently elected and ap-
pointed ofticers. This ceremony wns
conducted by District Deputy Grand
Master Charles E. Kellogg and staff.
of the First District, and the nominees
were as follows:
~N. G.—-George ll. Gedney;
V. G.—-0. S. Clark.
Recording Secretary—D. ll. Bench.
. Treasurer—R. G. Acton.
Financial Secretary—G. A. Velie.
Warden—C. A. Fallon.
Conductor-4Willlam B. Rowe.
0. G.—Ceorge H. Wilmot.‘
I. G.—Louis Wain.
n. s. N. o.-—L_"w. Fenwick.
L. S. G. N.—-Junlus Brown.
R. S. V. G.-——C. E. Crofoot.
L. S. V. Cir-W. W. Rose.
rt. 3. Pr-iH Sherlock.
L. S. P.—~Wllllam But-key.
Chaplain—4. S Baker
._.._.t mush; WiulvfiOJJQuWusLmWOI .
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“LIGHT SIX”
OUR‘I915 DEMONSTRATING CAR IS HERE.
Auto Supplies, Storage. Firestone, Goodrich, l'nited States Tires.
Lowest prices. Special storage to commuters. Storing for the day.
CARS 'FOR HiRE DAY, WEEK 0R MONTH.
I RIGHT BY so. NORWALK STATION_
C8501} 'IxQOQQQGOOOOQCiQ‘J.'.
FOR SALE.
Chalmers “Sit." 1914, Model "24" . ....... . ....... . ..... $1,830
Chalmers “‘itl." 1912 ............................... $750
Maxwell ‘.‘?" 1914 ..................................... $5.73
VAA ST BROS, ..
~ TEL. 1360. 17 CHESTNUT ST., 80. NORWALK I?
13000121000
‘A Vacation for EverybOdy
Four Day’s Trip $18 .
888 Miles of Travel—All Water
New York to Old Point Comfort, Va., including meals and stateroom
;_Vzcuuin Battle Day.
Coupon No. 47 *
COMPLETE $2.50 VACUUM BOTTLE. _ ., .
Presented by The Evening Sentinel. Every dzy in z :
Present thg shite coupon at this «loci. with fivi
miter: of- c'onsicuuve dams and some mount of. 1x45.
59"?” e{tents named below. and get tlrlsSlmpl cat'V‘
- 'v
A FAMILY WASH to. 75cts
Everything washed CLEAN: All the flat pieces and underwent
. ironednpd the starch pieces clutched wet, .7... to you ready to
dampen and. iron. -' , »
AT THE RATE OF 1 1-2c RER PIECE.
CRES’. v-ij-ENT LAUNDRY
. PHONE 54..
-..'~.
. no.
pointed:
Revisiop—D. B
tin—un—
it? ktounv AND BLADDER BOTH- ..
Pianist—P. D. Jennings.
The following committees were up-
‘Flnnnce—William Podmore, F. G.
, Btnedict,'A. L. Benedict.
Transient Relief—D. B. Beach, Ju-
nins Brown. W. Q.
JnvesTigating—F.
Rose. 0. E. Cmfoot. '
Widows and Orphans—F. D. Jen-
ninxs C. E. Crotoot and A. L. Bene-
dict.
and C. A. Dalian. .
. Trustees—P H. Ganung. , _.
Weed and 04E Crotoot, 5: - .: i..’ '~ .. .:
an. new 140st KIDNEY PILLS.
Merriam.
D. Jennings, W. '8.
foot or N. Moore street. ..
Send for illustrated. mphlet, Tour Department,
0L. DOMIN ION
Beach, H. J. Weed
W. L, WOODROW, Traffic Manager
H. J.
“madam Will break
‘ When they can ' or m gin“ i‘ s arnnteo.
load and the .I purchase Our goods e 'd on gu
F. E Lockwood
I:n'n‘12l'l‘I‘IZI,I.I.I.I,-:l
berth on steamer. luncheon at. Hotel Chamberlin, thence via James River
Night Line steamer to Richmond, Va. including supper stateroom berth,
anr breakfast the following morninxlnoonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson,
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond; leave Richmond same evening via.
steamer: to Nor-£01k, Vs. including appenstnteroom berth and breaknst
the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; lme Norfolk
smno eventing (except Sunday) 7 p. tn..tor New York. including meals and
stateroom berth, arriving New York-following afternoon about 4 p.131.
Steamers sail every week titty atil p m from Pier 25, N. R., New York,
ENE ‘
:IWA'JILJLI
We .Are Gmng You a Good Discount
on mud Tubes. It will Day-yon to get our prices before 30.
.t. i. .-
We also give you Adjustments that will surprise you.
&Co
NORWALK.
J. J. BROWN. Gen. PI". Agent
‘n
Norwalk Chronicler