Evening sentinel, Monday, July 13, 1914 · page 7

MONDAY, JULY 13, 1014

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UNDERTAKER

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27 WASHINGON 31'.
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The Haymukers. 1. 0.11 M.. will} (Progress Forum will not hold

- elect officers this evening I

 

‘ Bliss Margaret ii. Nash, of Hart in that city.
ford, is visiting iiiss Bertha Maude

Wellster. '14? South Main street. 1

 

Air. and Mrs. Frederick N, Smith.
of Bridgeport. were the guests of A11;
\. III?“ P. Lyon, ut‘ West street, over

“ii pleasant visit of n few days
triends in Soutliington,‘ Conn.

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Sunday. 1
land Order of Protection, will meet .
Lt...” J mm” the “114.110“... tomorrow evening, nod several of the
Briiiutpoit litiihpupt’r man. is ill with grand oiiiceru 0’ ”19- state will
9.1} i-ipt as at his residence in Bridge 1"”an Ice cream and cake “'1“ be
port. Iserved.
Ernest Iiopliins resumes his dutiesi 5“ R‘ Snell, who has been substi

today in the Lounshury, Mathewson
Company's Ofll(‘(' after a week's vacav
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meeting this evening. as the members
will go to Stamford to visit the lodge

Benjamin F. Croslcy, of Lexington
avenue, has returned to this city otter
with .s

C. lpnnslmry Lodge, New Eng-
no '
tilting as Associated Press operator in .
the office of The Sentinel for the past

:two weeks, in place of Victor J. Reno'-
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1i 0. llailor, or the South Norwai"; vacation. went to “wharf today. 10
piniolficov, ha; Ft‘a‘llillt‘ti his duties as ““5“." work I“ ""3 oiilcoo the Dan-
(‘i‘ll'l‘it-‘I‘ flitOl‘ .1 pleasant vaintion o‘ "“1" News, .
ten days. l _g______ ”w” _~W_

George G, Crockett. of New YorkI

city, spent Sunday with his father. 80ft Shell N’Crabs
Selectman William (I. Crockett, in

this city. ‘

Lobsters

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Miss Glecia Brede of Lowe street. ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH LONG

“is spending a few days‘ vacation with
the Misses Sophia and Susanne Hart
03, of New YOik,

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' Mr and Mrs Andrew Radel and1
family of Washington avenue Bridge-1
I ',pnrt srrli ed at Narragansett Pier tor
the summer Friday and are stopping
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Bridge Fish Market

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, sinnll shark. which was 48 inches ion!
”and Weighed 20 pounds. i
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[Vin Norwaik, last week, fourteen
‘ r'ansters of property were recorded.
rid the mortgage amounted to $16,
I Ii.- For the first week in July. lost
nor there were eleven transfers of
col estate, and mortgages of $31—
'970.
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Bathing Suits
in athletic style
that will Stand
the Breakers
without a Break

$1.00 to 03.50

 

 

 

and ThinBIue Serge to put on after
the sw1m that will make you
look as Cool as you Feel

$10.00 to $25.00

 

MADE ON OR BEFORE JULY 10
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM “ ”I
JULY 1.

F airfield County
Savings Bank

WALL STREET. HDRWALK.

 

 

 

 

 

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SEED TIME.

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A living green has touched the
swelling hills,

And tiny birds chirp in the leaf-
less trees:

Up from the ocean comes a ver-
nal breeze

That brings the showers to feed

the mpuntain rills.

'1 In dark. red soil the Iteady plow-

man‘drius
The long deep furrows, sinking

. to his knees

. In spongy earth; it is no time of

ease, .
With signs of satin and promise
Nature thrills. ' .
Drive Thou Thy. plowao Lord.
‘ deep in my heart
Hardened beneath a load of'Jpetty
cares; _
Break tip its guilty crust. and
_ freely start . , ‘h.
The showers of Thy grace; t gen
sow Thy seed
Whosevripenod harvest Thou wilt

deign to need,

And husband it with gracious,

heavenly airs.

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' $5.98 Lift Top Style.

Albert E. Genera“

‘ as Wat Washington St.
. th NOWHE- . Cashmere and Knit Jackets , .
._ Phone 1 , from; unwary ...... .. 50:: to «so
L '__n Infants’ Silk Lisle, Silk and»

-iTALIAN Fabiano-non or 3001:.

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this city met in the potion or the Com[

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Keelers July Oxford hale
NOW IN FULL SWING
ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR REDUCED.
This means M'ei‘y n
stink.

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SIGN“.
REMEMBER THAT MEANS
AT LOW PRICES

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Commencing Fridav July 10th 1914, of.\le11's Women’s and

(hildren' 5 Pumps, Oxford: and .3uinmer Footwear,

 

Conneally and Bracken

18 WASHINGTON ST.

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I P iCtorial . .. ‘2':
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Patterns .

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New ,
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For Sale at
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REFRIGERA IORa
__AT REDUCED PRICES. ..
now. $4.99
now $6.49
now .. . 37.49
$9.75
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lnfants’ Wear.

Suggestions for the Little Tots.

Dresses in Lawn, Batiste and .
. Crepe 50c to $2.50

' Infants’ Bonnets in Emb. and .
Lawn ....... ... 25c and 50c

Intants’ Booties . . 25c and 50o
. Infants’ Moccasins 50c to $1.50

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$7.50 Lift Ton Style.
$8.50 Lt‘tt Top Style,
$12.00 Lift Top.Style, nowr
$14. 50 Lift Top *Style now .. .

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

, Wool and Cashmere Hose
............... 25c 1111356

Infants’s‘icks .... 156 and 250'

, Lawn Pillow Covers, Earl).
.V trimmed 3nd Pique Carriage
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