Evening sentinel, Friday, July 10, 1914 · page 8

in “arm Finch and Mr. IE it.
huh“. at Iowa. \onalh, spent wed-

 

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D? II lhr Lunar of “I. 3.4 5U!
N. Co-I M Fad-lily IN" “ litmus” tr.- Forest “fret. So-
i“ h I. can 'rtto an) kind of [our (noun.
4h; Ila you may rennin Can u on the _~_
1‘ ”090 No. IBM). 'l'.l‘ ”113 all".- n'. greatly reluced
'6 prites at Trlslram & Hyatt‘s See
. wills in the large adv

Taylor & Golden

.OUTH NORWALK TRUST CO Daniel Mclningilliu was given tilteenl

days in jail this morning by Judge.

. BU'LD'NG‘ Keogh for vagrancy and drunkenness.‘

- Ilit' was arrested last evening by Otti-I
”am “if John Smith l
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' -—I.:1dies‘ t‘olonial pumps, 84.00 quai-
‘m’, $2.98, (‘onnei'lg and Bracken.
I Neighbors on Orchard street have
Icomplained to the police about a lady

‘ in that Vicinity tying her dog to a tree

 
 

n land not giving it enough to eat. The
dog warden will investigate.
The Mianus Manufacturing (‘-oni

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Ipany will install a boiler and similar

Iti‘xtules in the Bishop mills in \‘or-
walk. The cost will be about 3;,000.

: The inspector has issued a permit. I

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—-Barefoot Sandals. 3hc.. 490.. and;
filo, at Keelel-‘s July Oxford Sale. A

 

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Louis iAvrich is advertising a grentI
cut rate sale. in the.

ad v.

See. prices, etc”

 

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I in order to reduce their line of reI
frigerators. A. J Collins Co. are offer- I
ing their entire line to select from, at
prices from twenty to thirty-five perI
in cent. ott‘ regular prices. See adv. I
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——Pan~A1nerican straws. O‘Bricn's

Ridgefielti will play
. calls, at Nol'walil,
5-.» Ridgetield.

 

the All-Ameri-
this Saturday.

Miss lieulnh A. Housman, of Bal-
ituth timore. Maryland. who. for the pasti
month has been the gUesl of Mr. andI

 

.I» Mrs. ”.12. \lend 'und Miss

Mead, ot \OI‘\\tllii were ill Ridgetitld

for lllt fourth Mrs. William F. Beaupain. of Westf
-_,-_.__ street, left for her home tllis morn-J
~—Mens‘ liltull Sneakers, $190.: “lib
Youths

'i‘lc. , zit lieeler's Jul) ()xiordI

-—-Suede pumps, brown and black,I

 

 

Sale. .I I
_____ $4. 00 quality; 82.9.8. (‘onnenlly and‘
Wallace Sntnmls. of the NornnlkIBMCken
:1" police tort-e, spent Tuesday ill \‘ew‘ .7“
Canaan with remuwg. ‘ I Because the boys in the vicinity of

___. Concord street misused and mutilated
;, . Miss Ethel Becker. of Vorw bill was . the drinking fountain on the corner or
in I that street and South Main. the street
:department will remove the fountain,
Ins its worth does not seem to be ap-
lprectated.

 

a guest of Miss Florence lieutou.
thaefleld, over the Fourth.

- Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Knapp and:
Miss Leonard, of .\'_or,walk, spent the"
day in Ridgefield, for the Fourth of}

 

The dog warden has been notified

_ Juli eta-amt: c an of sun-or dis-new
m I - at 1,“. In; , fire punch in ”It Ids

In SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

 

 

FRIDAY, jULY IO, x914

 

 

 

 

 

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W: thou; our approciation of your trade by giving you
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the finest pro-
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Best Family Flour

bbl $5. 75, sack.

68°

 

CRISICO ‘ 230 CI

Toilet Pa er
7 rolls p 25C

 

25c size

Pure Corn Flakes "
Condensedz 10c size 25
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, CENTS

 

Smoked ‘ '
Shoulders. lb1 5 C

Sugar Cured22c

Bacon lb

 

Salt Pork 18C

3 pound

 

Japan Rice
a pound

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Just arrived a new importation of pure Olive Oil. Note
the sharp cut in prices for this week.

25c sifze 20c 450C size 40c
$1 size §0c

 

Vacuum, Washer at less than one—half price.

By spec-

 
 
 
 
 
 

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IIKISIEE Hill
Gflllllllllll lllE lIllSl

. :Former Lieutenanificvcrnerai/c

He Will Be Candidate and Ali-
mits Being Appraached ll;

Friends of 8. 0. P., However,

He Emphasizes That He “’1
Take No Active Part in :h:
Possible Campaign.

.uent.-Gln'ernoz Dennis...

for goii‘l'Ilt‘I‘. iS‘lirB latest inc-of L‘f-tti'
iblo political gossip deieioped sine.

‘ the return of Mr. Blakeslee from a-
broad. where he spent tuo months on

a tour with Senator Franl: C, Wood-
ruff.

According to tlcse friends of the
former lieutenant governor, the boom
started during his
noiv reached such proportions and re-
ceived such support. some l‘ronl quazt
ters admittedly against Mr. lilakeslee
in his last effort to corral the gnber
naturial nomination. that the matter

 

Blakeslee 213.th lieplllllil‘lw laudable

absence, and has

 

 

 

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Great Specials

25c Lisle Hose .......
50c Nightgowns .......

25c WOmen‘s Drawers

$5 Linen Coats ........

was out directly up to him upon his

return. lie has said that he will sc-
cept the nomination. lie has told
this to the friends who went to him
to enquire his feelings in the matter

and: he made the same statement to‘

3 Register marl lUtlZifv'.

“Several of my friends." said Mr
Blakeslee today." have been to see me
on this same matter.
what has been going on in the politics
of the state in the past two months.
i have been abroad. as you know. i
.would accept the nomination for gov-
ernor from the valllicnn party,
course. The honor Is great. and no
.mnzl would want to disregard It.

"I will not. however. become a can-.
didate for the nomination in the sense ‘
that I will make an active canvass my- .

self,
"Of what my friends may do, I have

.no knowledge. and have little know."
[ledge on what they have already done‘

in their efforts in my hehnlf. iiow-

'Ie\'er. than who have spoken to me.

Ihnve been git en a plain statement of

$2.50 Street Drrsses . ..
$1.00 Waists .........

$1.25 Wash Skirts .....

$10 to $15 Suits ........
$15 to 25 Suits ........
$6 Children's Coats

i do not know ‘

50c Silk Gloves.

SLO.) Children’s Dresses

0ft

Spr‘cial White Shapes

r

of Hartford, has delined to accept the
nomination even if it canto his way.

slid former Mayor Louis Cheney. of:

For

This SATURDAY

Corset Covers .....

.............. 19¢ pair
. .~ ............... 39¢

.................. 17c
................. 17¢

..... $2.49
................ $1.99

...... é9¢

.................. 95¢
............... $7.50
......... $10
...........;.,..$2.50
......... 39¢

 

 

SUPERIOR COURT WILL
CONVENE TOMORROW
The June term of the Superior

 

‘July. "‘8‘ the “‘3 °t it” do“ °t ial arrangement with the manufacturer we are enabled to m position i will accept the now iHammd "“3 51‘0““ “0 ”mums“ mu" “1" be ”filmed tomwrow.
A. Stephano, of White bridge. make 0“ wonderful 0““ inntton but will not make a personal oter the prospect of receiiing the Judge Joseph T. Tuttle coming to
M Limtasch & Son are adiertistng East \orwal,k “95 broken by y Hill ' {active contest for the place nomination. He has some Hartford Bridgeport from Hartford to preside.

;. :7 the “m" nnntial July 013“.me Sale a passing vehicle, and that he wanted

mm... .m l. lo... m m, m I... mm... in... q... ml... .11. 1 All Zinc Vacuum Washer
.. _ L ' acorn the mattor at once ~ 1 1 pkg 20 Mllle Team 803]) Chips:

Few-83mm, New Y9“ prices 0'3“”. 'Punzsit‘s Band has been abused t0 l 2 M T
pkg 0 ule cam Borax

Cnptatn w. E. Smith. of Cilarlpstoti,,l>lfll‘ on Sunday next in connection .
T 0 T A L . . .

‘ 1‘ South Carolina, is in this city visiting‘wltll the reception to be given to

I)! is “M that the “PM” being given flees in the city government, has been, . I '
that the ullual summer recess of the
N his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith, 00“!“ Karolyi; “5° “9 the [own party
F O R o o o o o o oofl 1
/

Ihim comes from well known Repubii. in “‘9 state “male and s'erved as
courts may be taken without fur-
on”Esst avenue. of the East Norwalk Methodist

cans in all sections of the state, some lieutenant 30‘9”” m 19“ to 1913
"""""I ther delay.
Church, to occur on Tuesday evening.
WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING

$1 25 I In connection with the ”no“ 0, county friends looking after his in- The docketdor the June term still has

‘Mr. Blakeslee being the probable pomr te.rests Iséveral matters listed on It. and an
“2 linoo of the republican party thtoi fail, l M"- tamslee has held various nine eflprt fill boomd'da .by.the cotut to
have these cleared up speedily, so

 

 

 

 

 

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when the nomination was sought for friends to promote his candidacy for
him two years ago. The contest at the nomination will be watched withl EXPLOSION INJUREs FIFTEEN.

that time was not an especially keen interest by the political circles in the; CLEVELAND, 0., July 10. —Fifteen
one, and the defeat of Mr. Blakeslee Ictty. Imen W9” Injured, 3“ probably_ fatal-
w“ taken in good grace by his host} ——-—-———-—————~ Ily. when gas exploded In a furnace or
of friends. However, It is generally1 Another crowd drawing sale is ad 3"” C°”‘3“' New“? "0'1 Com-
believed that he would make as strong_"erl188d l‘)’ the Boston Store. Better puny here yesterday afternoon ~ Thir-
n. candidate as can be secured and the read the adv. teen °f “‘9 injured are in a 1195““!
Republicans of this city and generallyi
in this section of the state will gltjel
him their strongest support

 

of whom were not with Mr. Blakeslee The 9'03”” 0' ”‘9 efforts 0’ his
July 213t,

s" Mr. and Mrs. William Holt and

Mrs. William Tuttle. of New Canaan.

.- spent the week- end with Mrs. Charles
Frank. of Norwalk.

 

—lLa.dtes‘ white buck pumps, 83.50
quality, $2.48. Conneally and Bracken.

 

 

 

Mrs. Stewart n. Elliott, of Com-
stock avenue, will give a. wedding
'party and dance tonight at the Grace

I lArthur ‘Chontos, of the South Nor.
{walk post office, has returned to his
duties after a pleasant vacation, which

Sebrtng Bassett of .the Colonial Sand toys. boats. etc. will be found
IManston New Canaan, was the guest in great variety at Briggerman Broa.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

ma ”em m R‘eddmg‘ Etmilcopfill Chin-Ch girl-hill: him; I can Petermsn’l Roach Food .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. xoc Regarding the sovernorshln it Is 0' DOM” Btodsett 0' 30““ “mam " Special Prices 011 ”a“ be“ at “1°
. —————— o is marr age . . said that Jud a William F, Henna ,ilnst week. \‘orwalk Furniture House. See adv.
I, “195' mu oxfords and pumps, ‘Mamie Sanger to my Raymond Which 1 pkg Com starch ‘ n a o. l 0' atom. a 3‘. a o o s o s c u a I o a o o o a 0 1°C 8 Y I
. ”$4.90. $3.50 and $3.00 quality, $1.75. will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 PW Jelly P°Wd°r 1°C - “—
1 ‘,, nonnealty and Bracken. the. Grace Episcopal Church at four I bOt. Witch Hazel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c
lint -—-—-—— . o'CIOCk. lbot.PeroxideolHydrogen.........................25c .
I kinds and manners of complaints ' , ‘
. - .. xbot.FumituroPoltsh....................-.. ....... .
_ such the police station. Last evening A party of young ladies from South , 25c ' '9. ~ .
'Dmcer Robert Gainer received‘a com- Norwaik, comprising Misses Ruth; . ‘ eLla or t 18 ee at
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plaint. on Chestnut street, Second disi‘Raimond Lillian Hopkins, Pearl Lar- EXt" Stamps Free Wltll TEAS? COFFEES' etc'
"’trict. relative to the playing of a 'son. Jeanette Baker. Harriet Baker. to Stamps Free with 1 lb. Cofi'ee 25c
neighbor's talking machine. which was Ethel Robinson and Elsie Allen, went; ,5 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Coffee .. , ‘ . . . . Q _ ' _ ‘ . _ _ . . . . 30c

to vSavin Rock; New Haven, yesterdni'..
' and passed a very pleasant day. All

William J Foster employed in the the attractions were visited. and a;
. ‘otilce of Raymond Bros, on Washing- dinner enjoyed at the rock ,
Eaton street, had the misfortune last eve- ; ..
, hing to fall down a flight of stairs inI —-D_i'spepsia Is our nation” ailment
is home on Reed street. Mr. Foster: Burdock Blood Bitters Is the ndttonnl

finished a dislocated shoulder. He gulrxeltor :1: n agenstmaflglfi 3:03:
( new 8118!. romo 0
”a confined to his home for some Few“ juices, purifies the blood.

,‘QPJWBWQ' 25 Stamps Free with 1 1b. Coffee 35c

soStampsFreOWithllb. Tes- 40c
:40 Stamps Freewlthxlb. Tea. 50c
GoStampsFrcewlthrlb. Tea.............l.... 60c

 

 

ANDREW DAVEY’

Phone 410 South Nor-walk

 

 

90 Washington Street .

Eastlndia Tea Co

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'7 lbs. Rye or Graham Flour, . I. 9

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ us a result of the accident. builds you up . ,, "
- Tel 371... .125'Waslnngion Street _
; . 1 V Quaker Corn Puffs. ....... . ......... x2e Booth’s Baked Beans, No. 1 can 5c
' Quaker Pulled Rice .................. 12c Chance gamma“; No. 1 can ....... 5c
. . ea ................ .8c Strained somatoes. No. I can ..... . c
Saturday chocolates at Stillsoni melanin Oxford Sale is in full . 832:: Ciggeglxg. t ....... 5c Blanche Brand Kip per ed Herring 2c
Powell Corporation. See adv. force at the Keeler 'slloe Store. ' Quaker Farina » 5c Pineapple broken slices, No 2 can 16c
. . .' . k D . ............ . ..... . . p I ~ - u

“ .. .................. .. 8c Sinclair Li Be ...... . . 8c
M198 D913? Ellis. 01“” Council. Charles Taylor, who is visitinx ‘Mr. £32k Haggig‘s'cgi ______ 8c Succotash :3; an" ,cm 8c

is visiting in Norwalk for a few do”. and Mrs. I T Payne, at 8 West “'99" ring ' nijfi‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' """" ’~ ' ' ' ' ' " " ’ ‘ " """ ' '

 

 

 

 

has returned to Cambridge, Mass.
Frank Mchrroll, of Weston. W98

struck by a trolley our. on Main so...

I Nestportg at. about midnight. last
' Mr

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~Lndles’ $3. 50 white canvas button,
82 48. Connealty and Bracken ‘

Slimmer Sfiguards

When you close yonil home for the summer
what will you do with tile silverware; jewalry and

lb. 9c .
lb. 4c

 

 

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Mrs. Anna Thorpe and Miss Alice
.3 . Burns.“ of Brooklyn, N. Y.. life militia!”

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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_ other valuables you will not take with you? , with My “don“ M J Ry“, 10,: s- muc- and he sustglned a concussion
“ M ‘ ' ‘ ~' ~ . . ofth9-b Kaspar haveatrsctnr-
’°" W “' ~ - . . to son.- Dims. Memo. o: une- Yellow Split Peas lb. 5c

 

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I l “i k ‘ town. iris called and he ordered the
Nor

will; girl‘liamiicfili'lii “sad m "'1‘ ‘0 “.19 Walk Hoist?“ ’M

I Mrs. Step 0 Keith on Carter street. cording to“ the story wllich “‘9- doom

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