THURSDAY, JULY 9. 1914 E SUMMER Underwear For Gents, Ladies and Children Ladies' Swiss Ribbed and Shel} ed at ...... 10c. 12 l-Zc and 254: Union Suits 25c, 35c and 5°C Gents’ Balbriggan Underwear .............. 254: Ind 50° E. K. Banks Mshscksmo Hotel Block, 8o. Non-nut. WRIGHT AND DITSON Tennis Rackets Tennis Balls and Nets ALL PRICES. WM. P. BEERS look and Imlonory “on. South Nor-walk. Norwalk .._.._.__.__._._._ —...——. - a l WEATHER FORECAST. 1 For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- night and Friday. Local showers have occurred during the last 24 hours in the southern districts but pleasant weather has prevailed generally in‘ other sections east of the Roeky. Mountains. There is no well defined' storm area reported this morning. The temperature is low in the northern portion of the lake region but it is about normal or abole in other dis tricts. (onditions favor for this vicinity: generally fair weather witn seasonablei temperatures. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.‘ l Temperature: Low. 66; high, 7‘1,i Cloudy. | Every item advertised by the Boston Store for tomorrow‘s selling should be read with interest. 1n Dickerman's adv. you will find. the Friday specials of the Month-end sale. Shingle roofs take fire easily. Why not use Century asbestos shingles. See if. H. Aisthorpe’s adv. I Read what William Effron has to at Conneally & Bracken's. The price say about his Red Oak Coal. .tract to F. H. Bedlent to build a one, ‘It will cost $2,300. a - I .walk. by W. H. Hills 4: Company for tLinda Viola Ludlow of New Jersey. lti school board will look into this mat- THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEI: Special Sale COOKING UTENSILS. 3 SAUCE PA‘NS, value $1.59 . $1.00 ALUIMNUM 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 8: C0 PHONE 747. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. NORTH MAIN ST. “iii Wills. PAGE FIVI IlsIIIIt IIIIII II HRWEIAI Illi- Beats Vanilla Dti Newport by l Mmuls 19 Seconds on Correct Time NEWPOT, R. 1.. July 9,-The three American cup yachts, Resolute, Van- itie and Defiance, were fog bound in Newpon harbor today and the regatta committee 1 the New York Yacht; Club det’l‘ u at 12:30, that there was little pro~ '-t of the fog lifting and they diet" 3 the contest postponed until tour 1w. NEWPORT, R. 1., July 9.—The three American cup yachts, Resolute. Vanitie and Defiance. hoisted their 98 Cents Will Buy You One of Our Safety Fountain Pens For lady or Gentleman. Guarantecd Not to Leak. DONNELLY S STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE 10 SOUTH IAIN OTREET. W Read about the sale at Oxfords, etc.. at tho Keeler Shoe Stole, beginnlnl 'Friday. See large adv. Madeline F. Webb has given a con- family dwelling, six rooms and im-I provements. for her on eacon streetj A nine room. one family house will be bullion Seaside place. East Nor- will coat‘ about 34,000. Potat of Lime. Soda. Fertilizers o Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super~phosphate Land Plaster. Muriate of Potash. Nitrate of ‘ RAYMOND BROTHERS maiusails early today and then idlod at the moorings in Brenton’s Cove, waiting for a thick, wet fog to burn off before starting out to the starting line. of the second race of the Newport .Iseries. The fog drove in from the sea .41“ night and the wind dropped out. 'Brenton‘s reef light vessel rolled in a ‘lazy ground swell. and a thirty-mile ‘contest in fickle. southwesterly airs 4 land over a rolling sea was the pros- pect this morning for the initial race off Newport under the auspices of the New York Yacht Club. The regatta O. B. Jackson Everythinggfiin the Optical, Line Eyes Examined Free Optician 5' WALL STREET NORWALK. PHONE “I. ———~——_. icolnmitlee planned to send the yachts lover a triangular course. ten miles to 7a leg, so that the cup sloops would be liable to show what they could do reach- |illg in a sea way. The preparatory Iwhistle was to be blown at 11:30 lo’cioclr. l The marked improvement in the rac- ing form of Alexander S. Cochran's Vanitie. which yesterday beat the Res- ‘oiute. boat for boat, but lost the con- test on time allowance, has developed ‘ renewed interest in the races here that will determine which craft will meet WIDE WALE PIOUES COTTON CORDUROY! Usual value $1.00 and $1.25, 153 Washington Street. 1111317116... Ad. FRIDAY Louis Avrick The Union Clothing and Shoe Store Posrorrlcs sLocK . soon-I NORWALK m-» OCAL NEWS The police authorities are investi- gating the damaging of the drinking fountain on Concord street by small boys. 1 All money deposited before three Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge" c‘h-1m» THE VERY ERY BUTTER, LB, SPECIALS PURE LEAF LARD I FINEST CREAM- 29¢ 14 LBS. PHONE 745-3. .3 c" A STULII‘ ‘ LB” FANCY NEW POTATOES 249 '24 Cottage Street, East NorWalk rock IV.. off Sandy Hook. "We exfi ‘pett to will many races from now on, said Captain Harry Huff, of the Vanit- ' ie, this morning, 'And when we get our lighter steel gaff the Vanitie will be faster than ever. Only a freshen- lng breeze that the Resolute caught’ first beat us yesterday. if the wind had held strong and true to the finish- we would have had a long lead. " Repairs had been made to the Dell- ance, which broke two of her peak hal- yard bloclls just before the contest yesterday, and George \1. Pynchon, her Willard l. Neh'man of 139 Burr street, Bridgeport. Cann., is endeavor- ing to secure the Broad River school- for Sunday-school purposes. The iOl'. You are invited to see the new. styles of R & G danclns corsets. fiLaodIes 83 50 white canvas button, which are being exhibited at the N. E. 32 4s Conneally and Bracken Ryan Co.’ s store. i l l A large number of delegates from C0“ ,nearlynevery lodge of Elks in this' ‘state flocked to Hartford today, to “—— iboard the special train which left that Tomorrow starts the eight day sale city at noon, for Denver, 0010 where reductions are simply astonishing see the Elk's convention will be in ses- local adv. in the brevity columis of“on for four days. There will be no) ““5 1"“9- idelegate from the local lodge. -—Men's‘$4\00 oxfords, $2.98. neally and Bracken. Mrs. Sarah E- “Em“ and dough-I Building inspector C. 11 Finch has ‘97 395519 K.. 0’ Newark, N- J., a"libeen in communication with William guests of Attorney and Mrs. GeoT89,Lawton of Fair street, relative to his H- Vosburgh. ‘h ”“1““ avenue, ,kbeping horses in the basement ' oil “— ithe cement house in which he resides.- Wiring and electrical fixtures willThé building inspector has stiggested‘ be installed in the home of Frederick that Mr. Lawton build stalls for these Kimball on “ est Norwalk av enue by horses outside 6n his property, 3 1 B W oundy of New Canaan. 5' l The primary department of. the There was a meeting last evening south Norwalk Baptist church will 01 the committee on the N. F- thv hold their annual lawn fete at the and the officers 0‘ the South Norwsllr A home of the superintendent, Mrs Rob. council Knights of Columbus. Gener- ert Horner, 127 Main street on Fri- “ business “’33 “”039“ 01- iday. July 10th. All donations of cake . and fancy articles may be left at the The Sterling Furniture Company is church Friday between two and four advertising beargains for Friday. and oclock. Saturday that is a. great opportunity. for the thrifty buyers. Among the ipecisls are refrigerators, kitchen'ut- J Mints. of Washington street, and] “5’15 ‘3’” "‘3" dim“ room “9195' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mints; 8th 596 Price“ hi “19 adv- of Newark N. J.. will be married this afternoon between four and five The hearing as t° whether 9' tern: o'clock in Newark, to H. Goman 01‘ 13°“?! hunch“ 5110“” be 81'“th New York city. Miss Mints is the against the ““3 0t “‘9 “mus“ and talented author of s. number of books, Francesms. flintz. sister of Charles ‘ JULY» FASHIONS . I" or w “Psu uin' 'Skirts, IorLa mama»..- 'A particularly fine selection of drcsscsior . Elderly and Stout Women) / A i is represented. Ask to one than at tboPattarn Counter. WFASHIDNDDOK 1 - “and" (33%"? ' .& first"! For Safe at .‘ ’F Donnellys Stationery and soon Stirs, ,. 16 South Main St. 0 film i 31?; managing director, said he hoped to show what the Owen sloop would do 3with the changes in her rig . M. Butler Duncan. chairman of the America's cup committee of the New lork Yacht Club. was more than pleased with the tight contest between Resolute and Vanitie yesterday. He! is watching every point made by the three yachts and his opinion will largeq 1y determine which sloop is selected| as the American defender next Sep- 'tember. E. 1). Morgan. managing director or the cup defender Columbia. is now sailing on the Vanitie. ' ' An hour before the start another heavy l’og ban]: shut in and the sailing Imasters of the sioops decided to re- 'main at their anchorages until the fog lifted. ' OSSIE SCHRECKENGOST DEAD. PHILIADELPHIA, Pa., July 9.—0ssie Schreckengost. who won fame as the‘ battery partner of Rube Weddell, when 1 the latter was the star pitcher 0; Con- :nie Mack’s Philadelphia Athletics, ‘died in a hospital here today from a complication of diseases. He was about 40 years old. He was released and quit the game shortly afterward. He outlived his famous partner only a few months, Weddell dying in Texas last March. In his career. Schreckengost played on terms at Williamsport. Pa. . Fall River. Mass , Augusta, Maine; Cedar Rapids, 1a.; land, St. Louis. :Butfalo and Boston. After leaVIng the Athletics in 1909 he played for a short time with the China; go Americans. ’ [EASTERN YACHT CLUB CRUISE. ’°n°"°°“t°' at Roton P011“ “'1" be which are used in the public schools: defined tomorrow by Judge Joseph, . . . .. . Tattle 0‘ Bridge ort. When he will —Ladies' $4.00 white buck button.“- hoid court in the City Hall tomorrow; 2 98. Con sail and Bracken ' morning at 10: 30 b'ciock. Many proml ’ 9 y Insist people of the Nor-walks and Belle island will appear in behalf on 7’ “3'4 ‘3'!)97- .2". Willis 1dciyln¢ through Georgetown is his automobile. yestgrday. “1.74 K. Hobbs“. of Wilton. met a Polllhl #5! aimlusircmdoring- lions the nun REGULAR anions. . March‘s Milk Sugar”, 1 lb. mm also t days‘ wait here forlthe annual regatta. which washeld yesterday. the Eastern Yacht Club fleet resumed its cruise : long the southern New England coast. with a final run to New London today. Many of the racing boat owners re. mained here for 'another view of the cup class yachts in their second trial race of! Newport today, but a good sin ed squadron followed by the mash“! Cry-tubal down Narragansett Bay The racing divisions were started MW ‘in a light westerly sir, i the heat was well on t" turn at Point Ju- lger of passing pedestrians. by the Philadelphia club flveyears ago ’ Youngstown, Ohio; Cleve- 5 NEWPORT, n. 1., July 9.-—After two . . WIT “tor 10 o'clock from Brenton' : . More; so mllu.’ o'CIock on Friday in the South Nor: walk Savings Bank will draw interest; from July 1st. Because of the lack of a quorum. the meeting last evening of the exe- cutive committee of the South Nor- wsiir Baptist church was obliged to adjourn. ‘ The hearing on the admission or the will of the late \irs.‘1da Cage is scheduled to be heard on July 20th in the Probate Court before Judge Hen-' .ry W Gregory The first actual work incident to the manufacturing of tires was begun ltoday at the Norwalk Tire and Rub l‘ber Company s mills in Winnipauk.1t ‘is the washing and drying of the rub- Iber process. Manuel T. Hatch yesterday after noon rented the Marvin prOperty on the corner of Water and Elizabeth streets. for the purpose of storing lumber of the Hatch a Bailey Com- DEW. The police have in their possession a football belonging to some youngster on Spring street. which was brought to the police station by someone who had been hit in the face with it. The boys on this street have been kicking the football around. much to the dan- Should. the owner ot the ballTwish his propert ty back. he may call at” police-head: quarters and talk the matter over with the chief of police. NEW 'rse Varnish rorgyonruuq It’s guaranteed by Valentino 81 Campus; like" of high-grade varnish. 00:!de Av us. CHAS E DOW Stylish Skirts and RATINES, usual~ $3 value. HOUSE DRESSES Jacoby’s b June 15, 1914. z—fl $1.98 590 Opp. Hoyts Theatre .____._‘...__-__—__...~ STOW To COACH YALE. NEW HAVEN, July 9.—The Yaio basketball team next fall will be coach- ed by Robert Stow. shortstop of the Bridgeport baseball team. NYOPIA commonly called "short sighted." The name means literally “squint-eyed,“ because near-sighted people by squinting are able to shorten the eye-bull a trifle arid get clearer vision. Many people are near sighted and don't know it. (‘an you see as well as you ought to? Our advice today- Have your eyes examined by OUR‘ OCULIST. THAMER OCULISTC AND OPTICIANS 87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, or. Open Sat. Evenings. Est.1897 “near sight" or fi w a L DIVIDEND IIDTIDE - -THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVIN63 BANK_ ’ South ‘Norwalk, Conn. bank held this day. a dividend at the rate of four per cent. per annum was 1 declared to depositors from the earn- ings of the six months ending June 30. pass-books and paid on and after July 10,1914. l 1914. will draw interest from July int. Alden Solmans, Pres. George L. Woodward Treasurer WM. _._.- __-....... Dividend Notice * ———~. 129TH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF The Norwalk Savings Society Norwslk Conn. June 11,1914. rate of FOUR (4) per cent per an~ Ing June 30 1914. 1914. MONEY oeposrrso ON on as. FORE JULY 10m. 1914 wru. DRAW lNTEREST FROM JULY 131', 1914. WILLIAM A. CURTIS President. FREDERICK A ELLS, Treasurer. 120 in: DIVIdend Notlce ‘ ., South Norwalk Trust Co. The Trustees have ordered that in-._ terest at the rate of 4 per cent. per in the savings department for the cur- rent six months ending June 30th,," 1914, payable on and after July 10th, 1914. ‘ Depoaits made on or before July. 10th will draw interest from July 1st. South Norwalk. Conn, June 22, 191 ~— ‘ South Norwalll Trust cog At a meeting of the directors of this . 1914. The same will be entered on A By order at the Board of Dir-octets. . At a meeting of Directors or this So- , ciety, held this day, a dividend at the ‘ nnm was declared to Depositors from " the earnings of the six months end- . . The same will be entered on pass 'L books and paid on and after July 10th annum be credited to the depositors . Ii Deposits made on or before July 10.
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