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TUESDAY. JULY 14, 19i4
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING
SENTINEL
PAGE SEVEN
Pure Home-
made Candy
Always Fresh
HUYLER'S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS 3
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
in
Miss Marguerite Dilwortli of Non
\‘i‘lilk has a I‘L‘t'fll‘il visitor in Bridge-
pmt.
lamps. Hikilly t'i‘ Huntington road,
lliitigximrt. no» it recent visitor in
.\'or\\'all—:.
.lul;n Skivid, oi‘ t-‘airtiold avenue. has
a px-siiirn wnh tiu- Neptune Hardware
Company.
Albeit Hamilton, of liaviiand street.
has returned home from a visit in
Niagara Falls.
Mr, and Mrs llm'l‘y.L, Henu, oi
Gibson (hurt, are spending the sum-
”mer at Bath. Maine.
Bethany Guild, of Trinity (.‘hurch
will hold a meeting in the Guild mom,
tomorrow eveninu :it 7:45 o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Adams, of
Hoboken, New Jersey, have been vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Adams.
of‘ Grore street,
Ophir Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star. \yill hold its annual pi<‘uic to-
morrow at Roton Point, and it is hop-
ed a large number of members will
take the car leaving South Norwalk
at 10 o'flock. i
, Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Golden. of
West avenue, sail today on the Lusi-
tania for a two months’ European,
tour. They will visit lroland, Scot-
land, England, Germany and.France, ‘
and a delightful trip is anticipated.
You will find an interesting display
or linen at the \' E. Ryan Company. Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown. 3'
The case of George Walling. charg- __
ed with assault. breach of the peace
:. mid using abusive language, was again
’ continued from this morning to next
Saturday. The postponement was
made because Judge E. M. Lockwood
was out of town.
Messrs, Fletcher H. Montgomery.
Frank 1. Jones and Frederick M
Chandler, the First District Commis-
sioners, and FrederickBuckiey. the
clerk. left this morning for an all
day inspection trip to Now Yorh State
Watersheds. They will visit the room‘-
V91“ at Croton. Kama. Purdy Station
- add other places, They went b‘ynnto-
'_ 1the First M. a Church 8W
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Wednesday iii! is. Gar! out two
VINOL
The Modern Tonic
Body Builder and Strength Creator
F. H. BAXTER, DRUGGIST
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
new neo men's BUILDING i
21 wasmuoou 8T.
.ToI. office, 106", houu 698
Special sale of dresses at M.
tasch & Son's. See prices in the ndv.
Hardware and musical instruments
at the Norwalk Pawnshop..
Road the large adv. of tho (
trials they are offering for this week.
Art needlework in package outtilsl
at Road‘s. See other specials in the 0060000 W -. . New . '
adv. ~ ' WC : ”3"”: W 0" “Russgiknkgunic "
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A petition asking that Victor thinn- g rest, with: new
berg at Sons and Brornberg Brothers, x "Pa In Skirts
both concerns doing business at \‘o. 3-; Daily {for and Muses.
270 South Main street. Waterbury. be .52
adjudged bankrupt, was tiled in the” A panic‘flarly
United States court and served by Deb
uty United States Marshal Timothy E.
liawley, .
and their claims are:
Morris Spiri,
$fitiil.99; Samuel Spirt. $287.07: Joseph
Pipe, $76.39. all of. Waterbury.
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Soft Shell Grabs
Lobsters
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH, 'LONG
AND ROUND
CLAMS
C‘UTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Market
;West End Washington St. Bridge.
TELEPHONE 1G. South Norwaik. .-
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Mol-
lreut A.
& 1’. Tea Company and note the spw"
Saturday. The petitioners,
FOLLOW THE cnowo‘s T0
Keelers July Oxford Sale
NOW IN FULL SWING
ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR Reouceo.
,..
This means every new pump in tile store on sale. Good, olea‘i
stork. Nothing orer a semen in the store.
REMEMBER THAT MEANS
NEW STOCK AT LOW PRICES
KEELER’S
Razor Your
Expenses
in the
Fairfield County
Saving 3 ila: k
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The City National Bank
our Unsurpassed Facilities.
This Bank offers the very highest type of sorrlce—-coiist-intly on
the alert to serve depositors in every possible: manner,
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We fully realize that your best interests are our best lillfil'ehiQR
and if we are able to serve you" it is always our pleasure to do so.
.L‘ODO‘JJCMm-t-M
ight Day Bargain
SALE
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Elltflilg Friday, July 1=:th_ 13H, oi )lcn's, \VulllcllS and
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(‘hildren’s Pumps, Oxfords and S'iinniei- Footwear.
Conneally and Bracken
18 WASHINGTON ST.
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We Are Giving You a Good Discount
on Tires and Tubes.
it will pay you to get our prices before you
purchase. Our goods are all sold on a guarantee.
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We also give you Adjustments that will surprise you
F. E. Lockwood 8. Co.
39 WALL STREET. NORWALK. :
50m. 0335!}. .
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A Pictorial
. To this end we devote our careful
work and unsurpassed i'amlities.
personal attention. faithful
Review /
Patterns .
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OF EVERY KIND
EVERYTHING IN PLANTG. OUR PRICES CAN’T BE BEAT.
outh N orwalk Fruit 8: Flower Co.
0.2 South Main Street Telephone 364
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Electric Fans
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‘ Before purchasing your fan for the
hot weather coins in and look our line ..
over. We have the 16 inch oscillating ~-
type for 817.50 and the 16 inch rigid ,;
type for $13.50. .Tlicse fans are start. ..
(lard make and We will back up the
guarantee which goes with ouch tan
sold. Compare these prices with oth-
ers for the sake of tour pocketbook.
The White Electric Company.
Electrical Engineers and Contractors.
South Nurwilik. Phene Connection.
11 5a Water at.
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
Open front 9 a. .m.
to 11.30 I). III:
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TO PROVIDE FOR NEXT WHITE“. COMFORT. WE HAVE IN»
OUR YARD THE'BEBT QUALITY OF COAL MINED. AT LOWEST
PRIOEI. ‘
Remember Us With Your Order.
HARMS & GANS COMPANY
Wotan-hull.“
oormmmoocoyu - « .. vvm
.. been made public and will result in verse their attitude and accept
'i the vindication at Mr:
j vielnow commonly taken or him will
~- change mightily when the public real- being in violation or federal laws was
’1 lacs the good he has accomplished."
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pthey will be closely scruhinized and way by registered mail today to dis-
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fine selection of
for ’11
Elderly
and
Stout Women
l» is represented.
Ask to use them at
the Pattern Cmmber.’
Thri-‘ASHIONBOOK
for SUMMER
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For Sale at ,
Donnelly‘s Stationery and Book Store,
:6 South Main St.
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the
Mellon. The terms of peacotul dissolution.
The possibility oi any criminal acts
being considered by the department,
District Attorney Whitman reached but that phase of the case is apart
.2 his office shortly before 11 o'clock from the dissolution proceedings
and issued this statement -. - Certified copies of testimony and
the New Haven) reach this office commission‘s examiners were on their
l" we have any reason to believe that trict attorneys in various jurisdictions
any crime of any kind has been com- in New York, Connecticut and Rhode
lmitt'ed by any person Connected with island. in which New Haven transom
the \‘ow Haven Railroad or ‘its man- tions were carried out. The tastimony
axement in this county. an indictment and cxliibtis relate to such acts as the
.wlli follow no matter Who the person commission has characterized as un-
imay be" lawful, but upon which state officers,
Agree With Pruident Wilson. 1113M. must act-
WASHINGTON July 14—twm; its The entire record was sent some
unmeasured denunciation oi the "mt. time 380 t0 the Department 0r Jus-
administration of New Haven snan- tice. when it has been under study by
do! affairs and criminal negligence" the attorneys in charge of the govern-
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sets, you crazy. Can't bear the touch
or your clothing. hour I Ointment
innocuous-«oi tho Now Enslaml rail-
road Ilsa was today bolero the Senate
would to trans lamb.
till lot control at railroad Macaquneri an mat-mull it.
OFFICERS.
HAYMAKERS’
Harry anIov Ohm Chief Hlymkor,
With Gianna Dania as Assistant
linen nayioit. l, ‘o. It. at. not last
nuts: and elected the lollowinl oi.
It's:
cam Number—Harry Titian.
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01me Oliver.
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"When these papers (relative to exhibits oi evidence gathered by the“
at m. tho lateral“. Cornins'rce. ment's contemplated dissolution sult.‘
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cm- the most obstinate canal. WI! _ .:
Bathing Suitsin athie--
tic style that will Stand
the Breakers without
a Break.
$1.00 to 03.50
and Thin! Blue Serge
to put onfiafier the
3mm thatl will make.
y_____’ou lookf {ashCoolma's
you “Feel. ' m
$10. 00 to $25. 00
Rogers 8.
Stevens
OUTFITTERS
Nozwalk and South Norwalk
'OWC‘QQ‘JQ‘- dfibfiuicltM .deuOIZ N30
Infants’ Vt ear.
Suggestions for the Little Tots.
Dresses in Lawn, lhitiste and ‘
L"rt‘-;,e .....i. . .s 50c to $2.50 ‘
inf-aims‘ Bonnets. in linibxand ‘
Lrnxn ......... 25c and 506 -
25C and 5°C
5°C to $1.50 .
Cashmere and Knit Jackets .
50c to $1.50
iiifnnts' Silk Lisle, Silk and
\i‘ool and Cashmere Hose
............... 25c and 35: ..
150 and 25°
(overs Lmb.
lique Larriage
._ liii;iiit.~' Booties
iii.‘.iiits‘ Moccasins
lninuts‘ cocks
Lnuu Pillow
trimmed and
Robes.
J. I.Malleite
88 Washington St
Tel 449. So. Norwalk.
REFRIGERATORSE-
AT REDUCED PRICEBr
$5.98 Lift Top Style, nowv ....\ $4.49.
$7.50 Lift 'rop Style, now 565199
$8.50 Lift Top Style, now $7.49»,
$12.00 Lift Top Style, new $9.75
314330 Lift Top Style, now . . $11.93 .
Albert r. Gehebe
‘ 25 West Washinpo: 1 St..
South Norwalk.
Phone 10692. ‘ Prompt Delivery;
imperial Cafe
Now Op en
I RMLROAD AVpENUE.
REGULAR DINNER 40o.
Business Men’ s 01:
Quick Lunch at
Noon
25 CENTI.
Five Cent Lunch -
PRO. 4 TO I “OH AHIWK .
NIGI‘FCLAII CIA FOOD.
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