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l TUESDAY, JULY u, ,9” _ THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL . < ' PAGE trivn
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unto clull lEIlBElls Clean Up Of DICSSBS
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WRIGHT AND DITSON
S U M M E R Tennis Rackets
Underwear Tennis Balls
For Gents, Ladies and Children
i Ladies' Swiss Ribbed and snap- and Nets
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Refrigerators
20 to 35
ed at ...... 10c, 12 l-2c and 25c . , ., . _ . ‘
Eaton SBulIt: 25:. 3:222er ALL PRICES. per Cell; Qfi Regular 'm :31; 33:: d:y‘"’l'aslt"by-Th§e::$g They are GOOd Values at $1.00, $3.00
‘ents’ a riggan ‘n e ' 4
at .............. 25.; and we rlce Boehm, at Johannlsthsl, when he re- ‘
WM P BEERS .. . Imalned ill tile air for twenty-four hours 36-00 and $10.00
. . in order to reduce our stock of refrigera- and twelve minutes and flew a dis- -
E. K. Banks .... .......... ......
. tance of 1,350 miles has caused mem-
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tors, “9 oiier 30“ n p pp 3 beta of the Aero Club to feel more con- =
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secure a high grade box at bargain prices. I fltfbnt than ever that Lieut. l’orte will . JaCOb S
’accomplish his proposed Atlantic I
flight in the airboat America. Boehmi
. ‘ Iused an ordinary biplane in his flight; 153 Washington Street OPP- HOYtS Theatre
0 [HS O ‘and the fact that it was not equipped IE ‘
! for an endurance test is an indication;
Mahackemo Hotel Block, 8o. Not'vnlk. South Norwalk. Nor-walk
FuugnAL DIRECTOR. faccording to Henry Woodhouse,Iof tho' .1 - _ -_ _ ._ a ,Y , _ __ ,,_ -,,, , H . __ ,. a
PHONE 747. NORTN MAIN 31-, IAero (lub, that the America. With her, . . . . . . _,
. special equipment, will be able to car-i “"'-'~' ' "' "'-' '~'i '~ ‘ W0
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: some 210 miles less than the distance
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING can is HERE.
Auto Supplies, Storage, Firestone, Goodrich, United States Tires.
Lowest prices, Special storage to commuters. Storing for the day.
CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK 0R MONTH.
RIGHT BY 50. NORWALK STATION,
FOR SALE.
Chalmers “Six," 1914, iiodel "24" ......... $1,350
Chalmers “36," 1912 ......................................... $750 .
Maxwell “1”," 1914 .................................... . ...... $575 1; ‘ ,-
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Do Away with the Hot, Dirty
Coal Range
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Th United Electrtc Light a Water Co.
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For Norwaik and vicinity: Cloudy . ,--.'in another game he threw to second
tonight and Wednesday, probably with, Junlor No. l 9' with the bacon full and two out. VAAST BROS "
showers; motkrate southeast winds.I NOW ON SALE. , . »-—~-— . '9 . .tl_4
The Lake disturbance has moved slow- $7.50, 4 r “In“ ”3‘0" became *f‘mgea 3‘ TEL. 1360. 17 CHESTNUT 37., so. NOliWALK, “
13‘ and is now central over Ohio. It Look at this Kodak before buying. . resident (zillllof'e, oi the reds. when .
Chief Meyers. the Giant indian
.catcher, is beginning to win a rep
laround the National League circuit an
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WEATHER FORECAST. lNew KOdak,
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a great little comedian. Recently he
stole second with the bases full, and
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The route to be followed by ‘Lieut. - .
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has caused unsettled showery weather lined 35.0 and threatened to jump to
during the last 24 hours in the soutlr,D 0 N N E L L Y ’ S: Furniture Repairing and the California coast and play inde- _ 4 W___ i J ~ .
ern portion of the Lake region-and the , 23:35:! bearli. GlamoIreImust Ibesa per- . ,
Ohio Valley. Showers were also re- STATIONERYI AND BOOK STORE . after a fittl’flt'alkov‘v‘ifl‘iegre: (1:32); A ‘7 acatlon for EverYbOd. , .
ported from the Middle Atlantic coastg 1| SOUTH MAIN ITRIET U h l t . .. . y .
Pleasant weather has prevailed gener-i ' p 0 S erlng to stick with the Feds. Gilmore, it is
.\ ~ , .said. convinced Seaton that the Fed- F D ’ I II ' > 18
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a“) m Other (“sums em 0 —_ FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES. ,eral League is blazer than he is. our a s ‘ 1p
30““; Mountains. The temperatures, Officer Milton 1. Lockwood starts his: t
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3:; :1:3“:::.::’:‘:..'::.:'::“‘ “1 .. l A: ..... .. 888 Miles oi Travel—All Water
‘ ~ in p easant vacat on. s ' League season fourteen members of
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- . -——————— The A. J. Angevme & Son company gum Venice, Cal, team will go to the New York to Old Point Comiort, Va., including meals and stateroom
- I Miss Gertrude .Viandell, of New . Hawaiian islands for ’a series 0“berth on steamer, luncheon at Hotel Chamberlin, thence via James River
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAYHYork, is spendinga short vacation 134 Washington Street South Norwalk games with native teams. :Niglit Line steamer to Richmond. Va, including supper, stateroom berth,
l anr breakfast the following morning: noonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson. ' '
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with friends in lh s ci y ‘ Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond; le ave Richmond same evening via.
Temperature: Low, 68; high, 79.
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I I l Buck Weaver loin“! the While 50"! steamer to Norfolk, \‘a.. including on pper. stateroomherth and breakfast
Fair. ! Robert Micklovltcll. of South street,I -:-:-:-:-'-. . lat Boston after being incapacitated the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; leave Norfolk
. ‘ 'cul his fingers with sharp grass. Sat-. , . gim- some time by injuries. Managerisnme evening (except Sunday) 7 p. m.. for New York. including meals and
John Kresko. of Elm Grove street, urday, Dr. Francis 1. Burnell dressed, ; . .[Callalinn decided that Buck was New stateroom berth. arriving new York following afternoon about 4 p. in. “
spem yesterday at Rye BeaCh, N. Y. the 18de cuts. l . “I er 1 . rlg . fed on the coaching lines even if he“ tStretimi? Militia“? week day It3 it in. from Pier 25, N. R., New York.
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Attorney-General John H. Light and Miss Daisy Bell Hulse. oi Foirileidj BARGAIN m usso cane ,. It p yT,_____ bend 10' “1“!de pamphlet. T0“? Devlrtment.
Attorney Freeman Light motored to avenue, is enjoying a two weeks' va-; . 9 According to‘Jimmy Callahan, the:
(the world tour‘last fall was the malt-t
thl i . f her d ties as cashier inl ' ' . OLD DOMINION LINE I’v
Hartfo'rd 3 mi": If. fzzlzzpafizem “0:8 0, c. J mm a, Ford Model 1', electric lighu, Al condition .................. 3300.00 “mu” 0‘ Chm” “New” ‘0 3“”; I . , :
Mruand Mrs. William Nassau of Co. i t ing of Faber. Matty's desertion left! W. L. WOODROW,Traffle Mann. r J. J. BROWN. Gen. Pm. Agent
Hillside Place enjoyed a pleasant 1110' —-———-- ; 1 5 Passenger Touring Car, newly painted. Bargain . . . .. 3350.00 'MoGraw with only two huflersI Wiltsel . .____ -.___ ._ .
tor trip to Bridgeport. YESlel‘dRY- 1 Harry Phillipson. of Monroe street, 0 land Hearne. Cal suggested that Faber! KRAFT To STAY lN NEWARK. l
hurt his arm quite badly yesterday on _ , - Ibe taken with the Giants. League!
. No decision has been elven by Judge at Stamford trolley when a wheel brake' 1 P°p° “mm" “ ”mm” m 9“” and ”peed' {rivalry made a real battle of every‘lrlayero
Joseph Tuttle. of the Superior court. struck him. He was attended by Dr.- game played on me globe drowns,
1n the Tokeneke-Roton Point iniullc~ Francis 1. Bumeil. l_._..._._..._._._....._._._.I..._._..._._.,._ -~-.- ._._._.,._._..._ -----‘-'---'-.---'-'..-.:-:-:.;.;.-. ijaunt. It was the experience Faber}
‘ attained working against the White‘
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- ‘ Mr. and Mrs. J. J. ~Drotor and-baby! "" w ,__-. ”“_ lSOx that made him a finished mound
T- 1190“” Robbins, 0‘ the South have returned to their home in NeW‘ fartlst.
«Norwalk Trust Company. has puI'Ch- Haven, after spending a week with
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used a Ford runabout through the Mrs. meM parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0 B Jackson 68 WALL OTRIIT
agency 0‘ w' 1" Austin. iJohn Unvary, Of Sound View avenue. ' ' ' NORWALK'
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Samuel 3' Veil-or, of the City N" The annual children's day festivities Optician
“”31 Bank. and Spencer Adams, of will be observed at the Norwalk Coun- . ’
the South Norwalk Trust company. try Club tomorrow afternoonI from 3 Everything in the OptiCfll Line
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Fraternity Penuadoa Com-1
mission to Change Front. |
NEWARK. N. 3., July fir—Clarence
Kraft. the lndians’ first baseman, is to
1stay in Newark, according to the an-
, inouncement of Dave Fuitz, president The
l Now that Eddie plank and Chief of the Baseball Players Fraternity,
‘Bender have both reached shutout made yesterday, and the controversy, v
low the chances of the Mackmen be between the fraternity and the Nation; Strength 01
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ing knocked out of the league leader-.31 Commission. which declared in pre-‘
ship begin to fade. if the other vious decisions that the man beiongedI
pitchers can win half their games to the Nashville club ,of the Southern
the Connecticut National Guard today.
be case of the d°5 belonging to two hours of the morning being spent
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have left on their annual vacations. to 6 o'clock. The entertainment com- ,the two veterans will see that meIAssocIiation. has come .to an end.I Newspaper
”‘- lmittee has lanned a pleasing pro? E Ex mi ed Free .team remains on top. Fultz s telegram. which was sent fromi
Michael Abraham, formerly of this 8mm p ', ‘ . yes . a) n A ; Norwaik. Conn, where he Iwas ahead-I .» . .
city, has returned to Plttsfleld. Mass. . ,.,' . .__._... ' ' ‘ ' .. Chicago mm, figure the Cubs In: the weekend.f0110;vsI Wire r5»: Advertlsmg .
after spending a pleasant week's va-f MILITIAME'N AT ’ NIANTIC. _- _ __ __ -. i'uperlor to the Giants in every way Cincinnati. says cIomm :Is on tconceme . .. . .. 4,
" ““9“ with his 93'9"“ °“ Connecti-; NIA'NTlC. July 14.-More, hard; ' except at second base and shortstop. smiles: Nehark. deta a no corn u~3
cut avenue. {work was given the infantrymeh ori 'lFew will agree with them .in picking on . . - The Strong-
' V gSchulte over Burns or the Cub pitch-
A FAMILY WASH FOR 7sct~s Sing staff over the Giants. even though YACHT CREWS HAVE A REST.
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Ritchmann boy. of Ely avenue. in tactics and the afternoon being sly-l iMcGraw's hurling come is 801118I NEWPORT. R. L. July 14-”0‘VnI'Ii Power Of its
was reported t° D03 Warden Thomas en over to company and battalion Everything washed CLEAN. All the flat pieces and underwear — poorly. ‘31: 313:8853 “xiigdzrf 3:31;;
W315“ Who warned the b” that hehandling. The First Regiment was" ironed and the starch pieces Itamhed wet, sent to you ready to “"" ; » . " ' . "
must stop setting the vicious animal but out on the parade and then it "dampen w d iron. . Hank Robinson has been sgmolvrllImItgneaolute and Vanitie—were grateful Business .
on passersby in that vicinity» iwas marched outside for skirmishing. .of a disappointment as a m‘f :1 -,today for an opportunity for relaxa-
. ————-— and battle attack formation After an AT THE RATE OF 1 1-2e PER PIECE. Last season. while a member 0 t etion and rest; after yesterday's long . ..
_ . , . Pirates Robinson gave promise of do- i Bloc ‘ ~
N111;3 m;etl;18A of Cou;tIII:il:hs:kel:i:. hour of this, the regiment came back ‘ . veloping into a great pitcher. This':;:n?ds?::l;9 drifting match n 1: Getting
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ins but installation of officers was eager perigd of dr‘t'l'ling. The Second . ' 9 ‘. - year he has done well at times, but Ml It was asource of disappointment. L .
postponed untilInext meeting night. Regiment was on the march at 9 'I that; been unable to reach his Pitts- however. that there should he the best
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‘There was one application received o’clock and “m, carrying out its field: . . . . PHONE 5'4- " I * burgh form. racing ‘eather in a week of: Bren- Emelency
and routine business‘was ti'ansn(:ted.f,mn.k came-back “a completed the ' , - . . “GUNBOATT—LIKED I ..tons Reef Lightship, for a snappy I ‘
' ' .l‘morning stint on [the parade. The. »~'——- ~- , -----———-~ —~‘ --'= OVER FRENcHMANEWmh‘m‘e’ “3 ”mg l.“ mm °"‘ “ 4
IlliichaeleCochino. of 112 any avenu . mounted scouts were drilled on {MI , _ . _ , ‘ I .. .. . - Ishore, while the sky was very clear. Is Fully Appre_ ,
1“" ““3““ ”90““ ”the P°1l¢eth&t;harade ground ahpitohing tents, andi « ' r , ' ' , The For m or Am. Thinks He Will Be Late in the forenoon the Resolute .I
- his store. on the lower end of Ely ave- Sergeant Kelley, U. s. A.. took over; , I. I . . , ~.‘ Able to ”n d. . Knockout on hoisted sail and with show clubtop-
nus. had been broken into and mbbedtheconimhnd and gave instruction h", \. - i hl an d ‘ oal Carpentler.' , .7 ,satl aloft, started on a spin on the .
9“ mm“ “‘3‘“ “mm? “d “h“:fiqutd formation. amzle' trooper and: '9 . l . - . ' ' LONDON: July‘14.—All the oiilciolslbay- 1‘ W“ “med ‘1‘“ ““9 might "1“
1to Bristol for slight changes before,
"articles. The matter is being layestl- . . _
. , trotting and “Hotlink. Later the, _, Have secured .I few cal-goo: of this very high class coal, we 'are for the boxing contest between Carpen 'Thursday‘s contest.
“9 b? “‘9 authorities. 3s'couts went outside for maymakinti
. .t _ ~ prepared to supply our custom»: either for present use or winter 12:5?43212‘Lfihfi83lm; $23332; The Vaultie and Defiance had made
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"'3' Jinn; “mgtg‘ttzh’d'xzil’telzi The health of, thorium]? remains on; “mck' Rm °""°~".“,““’ to place your . m ’ . l‘on Thursday were appointed renter-';° “m: “9 t° “W“ t° “mm” um
9”.an .,. Quit 9" '._'" lcelient. . Boole .menoonipiatn of soroj .. YMONDI BROTHERS ,I ; day. . II . . 950 .
police authorifles ‘ ‘ young mint, but otherwiae they are becoming. ‘ RA ‘ _ 4 l ugy'inclndo: Referee.“ Eugene Con
- who Ind been in hot-employ ind dis “mud w the work i ,. . 4. ~ , i . _. . , “thorium-mos FROM PU'I'NAM A. c.
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.«erfld with him a, watch and , . , . . .. t. . York. an ‘1, Victor Breyer of Paris. “a The Putnam A. C. challenges any
; 4...-qu . “m. value. ‘ a .l 3:1. ll ll ' - team to a series of games, the best
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9 9319.90“ 9'3"“? mm": "m conclnu me I ”n“ "ma”. three out of ilvo. Onohalf ioro will
imid patrol ditty.
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. mud (but. mi. - . ~~ . .. - .- . . 4 . be paid any out'of town team that
when] . poof" 9"" m9" ‘N‘m . and my mm m rm who rfiwuid'3lm hm mm “WI 9"”'
‘ * . u m MA“ i “I "a.“ 'mm 'wm“ 1th. and min: Patna-i A. 0.. n Putnam avenue.
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