r. IId'E‘II [Min ‘ . ! SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1914 t L SUMMER Underwear For Gents, Ladies and Children Ladies' Swiss Ribbed and Shap- ed at ...... 10c. 12 1-21: and 256‘ l'nion Suits 25c. 35c and 500 Gents lialbriggan Lnderwear .............. 25c and 50° E. K. Banks - fii WRIGHT AND DITSON: Tennis Rackets Tennis Balls and Nets ALL PRICES. look and Stationery Store. South Norwalk. Norwaik Mahacksmo Hotel Block, 811. Not-walk. WEATHER FORECAST. I l I 98 Cents WEATHER For Norwalk and vicinity Fair to- Will Buy You One of Our Safety night and Sunday; warmer Sunday Fountain Pens For Lady or Gentleman. Scattered showers have occurred dur- ing the last ".4 hours in the north- 1 western districts, the lake region anuI along the wk and Atlantic toasts] The disturbance whith was central IllI the eastern portion of tile lake region yesterday morning is now passing out of the St. Lawrence Valley. The tem- perature is about normal or above in nearly all districts east 01‘ the Rocky Mountains. Conditions favor for this vicinity cloudy and unsettled weather follow- ed by fair. with rising temperature. Guaranteed Not to Leak. ID'ONNELLY’S STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE 10 SOUTH MAIN STREET. The best of groceries at the lowest prices at Stull's. See adv. .— WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. The South Norwalk Trust Co.'s adv. Temperature: High. 79; low, 61. 3 men. Read it. Surprising values are to be found at Jacoby's. Read the adv. of South Main street. are enjoying a M a , Jolln r. ilcilihon. Jr., of West ave-.3011y PICDIC ‘04“- nue, ten for the races at Larchmonhé " | N. y" today in his boat “Little Dip- Officer John Roberts last even ng or- per" \ .rested Arthur Fancher for drunken- . Iness. He was discharged this morn- Examiner Elbirt w. Clark is today 133' conducting the civil service examine-I tions with two applicants for rural free delivery posts. / From 7 to ‘9 o‘clock tonight the Bos- ton Store will place special prices on merchandise. The adv. gives particu- Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Bailey of High ““3- street, were visitors at Rye Beach. Rye. N. Y., yesterday. A very pleas- ant day was enjoyed. The employes of the R. & G. corset factory will resume their duties on Monday. after a pleasant 10 days‘ va- —Strows and Panamas. O‘Brieu's. cation. I Gus Myerholtz, the popular stock- The Mlnnus MI" Company have re clerk in the Southern New England celved a permit to build a “Ck"- Telephone Company. leaves on Mon house on the Bishop mills property. in day for a pleasant vacation. :Norwalk, 1 Frederick W. Hoyt is substituting at the South Norwalk post office in the place or Carrier Henry 0. Bailey. who is enjoying a ten days' vacation. Liquid asphalt was yesterday placed on heat street from Taylor avenue to Elm Grove street. by the street dc,- pa artment. Frank N Ferris and Dennis ValemI Miss Ethel Hull of the stripping de- fine and party, who have been on a partment 0‘ the GGOI‘SO C Batcheller weeks' cruise up the Connecticut Riv- 5" 00- Bridgeport spent the holidays 'er. are expected home tomorrow. 1“ 501M \Ol'Wfilk- Edwin Wilcox is substituting in' William LEVI" has been Issued 3 Raymond Brothers office in the place permit to build 3 5““ 0“ M5 9’09"”- 0f \vuuam J. Foster, Who recently on FEII‘ street. of brick blocks. II. will fell down a flight of stairs and dis- 9’0”“ny °°3t ‘300' located his shoulder. ”- in}, third game of a germ will be South Norwalk Congregational Church. 1,13de this afternoon between the has left on a vacation of two weeks, Norwalk and Bridgeport cricket VII-“Ch VIII be “991“ in “19 West. teams. The game will be played Seaside Park. Bridgeport. A. E. Benedict will install plumbing‘ . iin the new house of Bertha Nagy. on —Autdmobiie GOSBIGS. driving and Lexington avenue 'He was issued a shooting spectacles. Big selection, at 9°”th this morning, by the inspector. Brand' '3. I .The garage 01' Menard Disesa, on t- ‘Railrood ovondatwill be wirsd for. The South Norwalk police author ties received an alarm trout H Block, electricity by John Drew. Mr. Drew ‘ on lb‘DIaosa Court. Norwalk, last eve- this ”gram ””9"”. “‘9 necessary plug. that a young lad by the name or permit. Ryman Schieman. was lost. Later on “ oiiicer found the my sound asleep on School street. . . ‘ 'I .. . I The case of. Toto vs. Parpento. a slander and libel action, Which was Ito have been tried this morning, was ur rdoy. an. cocaine, the general rou- _ ' The piano pupils or Mrs. 1.. B. Tripp. . I Rev. John Stapleton, pastor of the‘ WM. P. BEERS. today has a special message for young I THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL ,; PAGE FIVE ' =J:=_= I 3 Refrigerators 20 to 35 ‘ per cent Off Regular Price. in order to reduce our stock of refrigerr tors, we otter you an exceptional opportunity to secure 8 A. J. Collins 81 Co FUNERAL DIRECTOR. blah grade box at bargain prices. PHONE 747. NORTN MAIN ST. Do A ay with the Hot, Dirty Coal Range COOK WITH GAS --- Cool, Clean and Economical ' ....-..z. .: ‘f-‘f-T. .. ?-?-1 I ' I." .vv 'I:I:.Zl:l I l‘l'l 1“. l Furniture Repairing and Upholstering f FIRST-CLASS won 111‘ nsAsouAsLspRlcss. The A. J. Angevine 81 Son Company 134 Washington Street South Norwalk Lntlier - M. Wrigli I BARGAIN IN USED CARS ‘2 Ford Model T, electric light, Ll condition .. . ......... $300.00 p 1 5 Passenger Touring Car, newly painted. Bargain . ....... $350.00 , trants. Jacoby’s Surprising Values in“ Sujts Coats Dresses Waists ST. LOUIS, 112).. July ll.~.\'ine bal- loons will soil from here late this at- ternoon in the national elimination race to determine the third American entrant for the international race that will start from Kansas City next Ucto. b.er The international race for the James.I ‘Gordon Bennett cup and each compet~ Jug country is entitled to three en- The first two American on I trauto are the men who got first and 'cecond place in the last international “race—R ll. Upson, of Kansas City. and II. E Honeywell. of St. Louis The third will be the aeronaut who makes the longest flight in an airline in the race today. Specially prepared gas is pumped into the balloons. lobe SA You to 120 Washington 3!. First Annual July Clearance Starts Saturday July 11 . and Lasts Fourteen Days. M. Moltasch & Son Main Store—2m Atlantic St, Stamford. LE Hats Petticoats Suits, which formerly sold from $14.98 up to $29.98, :- n0w ......................................... $9.98 _ 1f _ Balmacaans. $3. $10 and $15 values ................ $3.75 ‘ _‘._-_-- Linen Coats, plain and Norfolk backs ............ $3.75 Summer Dresses, [in 3 lots .......... $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 “I" R P House Dresses. 98c and $1.49 values ............... . 79c Children's Dresses, 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98 values ...... 79c Corset Cavers and Drawers . ................ 191: each N ,J 11111 11111113 25c Elsie Half SilkHose ........... . ...... 21c ,, I III IIIMIIJIIII" MEI 49c Elsie, Half Silk Hose ....................... 39c . I Undervcsts ................................... too to 25¢ ‘ , ' 'ITIIII’II American Entrant IOI' IIIB Wash Skirts ................................. 98c and up , lniernalibnal Race Next 1 Numerous 4 October to be Selected I 1.. .__._ Other Values which would I’ay. Inspect. surprising if he does not last the sea- son out with the Pirates. I Lefty Russell. former Baltimore pitching star. who once cost Connie \lack $12,000 has been traded to Sy ra- I cuse by the Scranton club of the New York State League. Russell has gilen up pitching and is now a first baseman. 'RESOLUTE 11 111111111 111711111 slums \is“ PORT R. 1, July ll.——A day In the doldrums, pitching and sliding In an oily ground swell ahd spilling tho ifaint winds out of the sails. were the Iprospects that the regatta committee 4- Each balloon has a capacity of SO, I According I0 reports ”"3 “‘0 major of the \ew York Yacht Club saw early 000 cubic feet. and the aeronauts will sail equipped for. a long flight. The record for American flights was made in l910 by Allen R. Howley. who flew from St. Louis to Tchotogama, Qua. a distance of 1,172.9 miles. The world's record was made by Maurice Renalmsf of France. in the international race, oi‘ 1912 He flew 1.354 miles. The order in which the balloons will. leagues—American and National.- have spent 8207436175 on new ball players in the last five y.eurs Why notI make the report more specific and an- nounce the player who went for 75' cents? Lee hinges and Arthur Butler. of the Cardinals, figured in an automobile ao-' cldent near 'St. Louis several days ago, Magee's automobile skidded down a' Itermittently in light slants out of tho 1 Pope Hartford. a revelation in power and speed. O. D. Jackson Optician so WALL on“? NORWALK. 111-1011: “I- Everything in the Optical Line 'Eyes Examined Free ‘ I - _———__._ .——-.~———.‘.. A FAMILY WASH FOR 75cts Etieryudng washed CLEAN. ironed. and the starch pieces stunned wet, sent to you damnen and iron. AT THE RATE OF. 1 1-26 PER PIECE. CRESCENT LAUNDRY PHONE 54. All the flat pieces and underwear ready to ..._—._ *. ——.__ .—.._. . ”a Fertilizers Potato Manureff Ground Bone. Ashes. Superspliosphate Isail was determined by lot yesterday ‘ai'tornoon. the cot‘ited last place going lto the balloon Goodyear, to be piloted iby R. A. D. Preston. of Akron, Ohio. I lfive minutes. the first one starting M'i‘t'ith iiioeller on base Foster has be- ten-foot embankment and was turned into junk. Both players jumped and es- coped with a low scratches. Eddie Foster and Dan Moeller. of the Following is the order in “men the Senators. are two of the best hit-and- hags will he released at intervals or run players in the American League 5 O'CIOCki 'come a specialist at drivingthe ball Brookville. Ohio. aide. Herbert Rasor. through that section of the infield va- l—‘Hoosier. PII°I~ Warren Ra's"""citterl for a play on Mueller. 3°“ °I 9"“ Addie Brennan. the ex- -Phlllyipllch 2—«Americo ill. pilot. Dr. Jerome er. who has been unable to do muchI Ignzsb‘gz'h :‘T’h‘iIMI‘ aide Clarencelwork for the Chifeds this season he- ynn. a e p I“ , 'caues of illness. is ”finally 1‘01"!de 3—lSan Francisco 1916. pilot. E. S. into shape. Manager Tinker flgurés C°I°' St“ MUIB’ aide, R‘ F Emerson,|mat with Brennan able to pitch regu- Springfield. MO' Ilariy the Federal League pennant “5 i—anle Sam, pilot. Paul, J. McCul- reasonably sure of coming 30 Chicago_ loch. SI MUIS, aidE, W-- H TreItB QII Jack FTIII. 8. pitcher, was uncondi- 80. Louis. , ~ ,tloually released by Jersey City yes- i-dMlss Sofia, pilot. William Ass» terdoy. . mint-1M3; 13:: onost'ideinms’ pilot, Because of lack of patronage, the John Berry. St. Louis aide. Albert Lansing club. of the Southern Michi- Von Roman. J, St. Louis gan League, has been transferred to 7—Kansas City 111.. pilot, John 'Mt Clemens. The club played its first Watts. Kansas City; aide. W. 1“. Com game under its new name at Jackson, stock. Kansas City. MICI‘ yesterday. 8-«Pennsylvania. pilot, Arthur T. 1 Manager Hank O'Day. or the Cubs,’ Atherlloit, Philadelphia; aide. Philip has Eisned Outflelder Johnny Bates. Slmrples, Philadelphia Iwho was recently released uncondi , 9—Goodyear, pilot, R A D Preston tion by Charlie Herzog, The former Akron. Ohio; aide, M. D. Tremeliu veteran of the Reds will report to Akron. I C. James Connolly. vice-president oil lthe Boston Nationals. died suddenly BASEBALL SHORT STDPSIyestel-day. Mr. Connolly had been Iidontlfled with baseball .in Boston for Imany years. The late magnate had! . The Boston Red Sox are very well been ill for some months, but it was equipped with utility players. Rehg not believed that he was seriously in- and Eagle can play either infield or disposed Mr Connolly was a noted I holf craft 'we can‘ tell what is in these yachts. 'I tturn to windward and run home. -the English- channel today In a flying Chicago today. I m gf Lime. Load Plaster. Muriate of Potash. Nitrate of Odo. 2 . “RAYMOND BROTHERS outfield; Henriksen is a first-I: its: out- holder, and Janvrln is equally at home at any infield position. to ' Shorty Sayre. University of Pennsyl- oftsr-dinner speaker. Charles H Ebbets has sent Catcher Tex Erwin back to Newark and has secured Outiielder Meyers instead for Meyers is to report to >._. At the meeting of the Woman: Re- ““3181!“ iota hearing on next 8111; 9 - lie! Corps of Douglas FOWIor cost. (1. " . . “R I “CW 0! woni‘ were to over or little celebrating 11; the throw at- the corps. on the 23rd of this month. . Chicago Federals. ionic pitcher, mo’y_ follow Catcher the Dodgers. Schwart, now with the Yankees, intoIWilbert RoMnson in Cincinnati today potassium] baseball Sayre has had and will very likely be put right Io tempting offers from the Brooklyn and; ‘vvork. Jack Dalton. the center fielder of Brooklyn and the best hitter on the puny-pg, & pitcher from the Hall-ris- club. is nnratng on injury that will burg 3.3“], 0; the 11.1.53,“ League” keep him on of the game for a couple 1' . has joined the athletics. Phillips got of weeks- only an oven break in eight games thisI - coach. but Mack’s scouts thought he SHAMROCK TO START OVER JULY promising enough for a tryout. 1871-1. O‘Toole has had another LONDON; July 11.5- ~Accordlhg to the O'IIIW come pitching form or present amusements the ShamrockI lrv. will sail for New York on July is. this so chromium», " MI I I ed. painted and pad- , rm‘ 0%.. tied forward. She will nil inner notch today for a contest of the Resolute, ,Vanl’tle and Defiance, the America's cup class yachts The wind came inc southwest with not enough strength to lift the club burgees flown from the tips of the topmasts There was a long roll to the sea. Resolute’s work in thin breezes wad generally dicussed today by members with? of the New York Yacht Club. who are “ here observing the points of lhe'thl‘eo . seventy five footers. With a gal! and club made of aluminum, the Horrors- carries a minimum 0! weight aloft and she slips along in breezes that barely give her rivals a lift. Vanitle's aluminum gaff has not arrived but Captain Harry Ramsay! the Cochran sloop will be benefited by it. “What we want is a smashing blow of wind that will hold throughout the race." Captain Hall said today. “Then is: 1 . t '1 Vonitie wants to show what she can 5 do in plenty of wind.” The regatta committee planned to- ‘ day to give the yachts a fifteen-mile The Resolute won an easy victory yestelday in a light wind . AMERICAN AVIATOR FIRST. LONDON. July 11—.Waler Brock. an American aviator. was the first to arrive on the French side or race from London to Paris and book, in which six nviators started early this morning. Brock landed at Hardelot, near Boulogno, and after taking a 15- minute rest continued his flight to Pig... Lord John Carbery. an English airs man, and Raoul Garros and Eugene Renaux, Frenchmen. closely tpllow .. Brock, Renaux carrying with him A woman as a passenger . Two other British entrants, Reginal H. Carr and Louis Noel, descended bo~ tore reaching the coast. ~ _. l rosrsa Auo‘ YALE 111. rows.- Pop Fosier and Bill Yale, twool‘ the most popular players who even“ were Bridgeport uniforms, figured a trade in the TrizState League. F0116 ter is swapped by Lancasterto Tron» ton. N. 1., for Yale. Foster Will man'- age Trenton and play first base. Tole will cover first for Iancoster. The‘ York club, with which Foster sighed about a month ago, was recently transferred to Lancaster. " Yale played first base for the Note walks last season. pr. F. L. Uhie. of Union avenue; has engaged F. HJenedict to build loom dict reecived the necessary m from the building inspector thismorliit
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