Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 14, 1914 · page 8

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TUESDAY. )UL'ii’ u. at.

 

Murine, Automonile. Burglary, Liabil-
Iy. Compensation. Fidelity Bonds, in
in! we can write any kind of incur-

jnco 3ou mu require. Call on on the
Phone No 1230.

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Taylor 8. Golden

IOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
, ' BUILDING.

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Company.

, Cleanup tale oi drama at Jacob)”-

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bliss liotitse Lane is outlined in her.
home. on Washington street. by ill-
lit‘e'l.

Mrs. t‘ornelius Ryan. of Washington
street has returned to her home after
a pleasant visit in New York cit3.

 

Many friends of Mrs. Benjamin Hill;
are receiving posials from her from.
Kelso. Oregon. Mrs. Hill was former-l
ly Miss Marie Hunt, of Norwalk.

Seieral emplo3es of the Mosler Safe
oi Boston. Mass. are at‘
work installing further additions on.
the new vault in the People‘s Trust:

.L‘ompany, on Washington street. 1

 

Smoked
Shoulders lb

Salt Pork
a pound

15c \
180 l

 

i133 ii.“’°"22°
5c

Japan Rice
3 pound

East India Tea Co

SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING CASH STORE.

 

 

i A record crowd is tonight expected:-
at Roton Point. There will be a splen
did dispin3 of fireworks. and the Eu
‘ reka Club will hold their dance in the
dancing pavilion. There are several
picnics at the park toda3.

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There will be three demonstrations
of Wear Ever aluminum cooking uten-
sils in the Norwalk Methodist Church.
Friday afternoon. at 3 o'clock. The
texts will be short and interesting. and
all who attend will be given a. souvenir
aluminum pie pan.

 

 

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Otto llarthol and Samuel C. Ire—
land have gone to Bantam Lake for a
few days‘ fishing trip.

Sarah chler. of 13 llaviland street.
was sent to the Norwalk ilospital
this morning by the Board of Char-
ities.

 

i
On Wednesday, several dividends
will be paid to local investors and‘
the aggregate will amount to a con-1,
siderable sum, although not as large:
as on July 1. One of the large divi-I
dends to he paid by a Connecticutl
. .company is that of the Southern New
England Telephone 00.. which will
disburse about $120,000.

High Water

 

 

The Fairfield (‘ouniy Savings Bank
advises you to razor your expenses and
deposit the surplus with them where

. it will pay four per cent. interest.

At the Austin garage they make a
specialty of Ford repairing. All work
guaranteed. All parts and accessories,
tires of all makes and grades.

Mrs. L. B. Tripp. music teacher. of
‘South Main street. treated her schol-
nrs to a delightful picnic and outing
on Saturday. There were forty-one 0i
Mrs. Tripp's pupils iii the party. and
they journeyed to Roton Point by spe~
ciitl trolley. A splendid time was ell-
ioyed at the Point. games and an ex.
‘ ccllent luncheon being in order. There
were several prizes for the lucky conly
petitors in the games. 1

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Mrs. E. ‘N. Wilson, of New York. HOUSE DRESSES .

will be the guest of Mrs. W, H.
' Swords. of 42 \\ est avenue. and Mr a
William T. Haviland. of Bridgeport;
this week.

STREET DRESSES . . . . . ..... . . .

 

l . AFTERNOON DRESSES
I At the meetix last evening of‘the‘

0mm“ Old Well Hook and Ladder Company
satisfactory reports were heard from:
the fortieth anniversary committee andi
the house furnishing’committee. The;
'matter of the joint field day to be heldl
_, _ some time in the future Was referred;

M.rs .Storey's school for boys and to the entertainment committee for the'
girls specially prepares them for the. completion of arrangements for thnti
Senior High school. The summer event. Besides the transacting ofgen-x
‘ school opens August 3 and the fall erai business. two applications for;
‘ term September 8th. lmembership were received.

 

it is probable that some city
will this evening petition the my
mum" for screens for the windows of
the offices of the City llall. which are
now without them.

120 wanhlngton M.

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Fire Works

 

 
 

T

at 8:47 P. M.

Shore Dinners, 75c, $1.,00 0150‘

j' chungml over so much."

 

RESSES

..... 79¢
................ 98¢

WASH nanssns in all the Seasonable Materials $2.75 uB

SILK DRESSES Poplins and Crepe De Chines

$8 49 “‘1 $10. 49.

M. Moltasch 81 Son

Main store—210 Atlantic Gt. Stamford.

Tonight
Roton Point Park,

Bathing Beach controlled by Life Guards

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DEBT

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The outing season was Uit‘l'. and the
touters were letii: lung to town Ex-
ipettlng an aunt whom l was to meet
and see through the city to her home.
i went to the station to meet net-.1
didn't meet my aunt. She had delayed
her coming. but I met with an adven-
ture.

Those waiting for the truill' were
roped ofl to inspect those who left it
and to pounce on those we expected
when they came along. Among the lust
was a young lady whose face the mo
ment she saw me broke into a smile.
and. advancing to the rope. she drop-
ped a suit case she was carrying and.
cinspiiig my build. put up he: lips to
be kissed. She was it struuitcr blue.

I defy any man. be his intentions
the most scrupulous. to halve a pretty
girl piit up fir mouth to he kissed to
draw back. Why. it would he an in-
sult to the girl. At any rate. i kissed
the young lady. fervently since I was
about it. and iiwiiitcd doi'el-ipiilents. I
confess i wondered should my iitiiit
come along what she would think of
. the proceeding. Then i was afraid she
. would collie along and bring about an
' explanation before all ek|liuillitloll wits
’ called for.

”l‘m so glild 3'0u‘ve come." said the
girl. "Did you got the telegram? l’lil
tired out carrying this suit case."
And. taking it up. she handed it to Inc.
"llavc you got it carriage? You have

Now. if she had stoppwl for an an'
swer to the first of those questions 1
would have been in honor boon“ to
explain. But she didn't. find. taking
the stilt case from her. letting her do
all the talking. upon which she seem
ed bent. i escorted her to tho strcci.
called a carriage and. my conscicnce
prompting me to go no further. stood
still. Sin» looked lit the with woudcr in
her big brown eyes and said: '

“Why. what are you waiting for?"

This rattled lite. and i got into the
carrhi .,rc ilnd shut the door.

“W hero to. air?" called the driver.

I hesitated ii llloineilt. got out the
word "Number." hesitated again. and
the girl supplied theillforillntiou. Then
we rattled away. i, feeling as though i
had been committing a forgery and
expecting an arrest at any moment.
Unfortunately the girl subsided from
, her loquucity. and I felt bound to say
something. I thought it it good time to
confess—that is. if I could pump up
i the courage to do so. '

"I feel it my duty to tell you"—- i
begun.

“Oh. heavens!
one dead ‘9"

This rattled me ugttln. I hadn't the

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The three children of Mr. and Mrs. The regular monthly meeting of the
Frederick 0 Emma were baptized city council will be held this evening
by Rev. C A. Marks. rector of 8t. in the City Hall. Several important
"“ Mark's 19918009111 ChUI'Ch. Wilton. Slm- matters will come up for consideration

'day morning. The Children's n311189:Corpot‘ationCunllel William 1* Team.
are Winifred Caroline. Frederick 0.. many will advise the council of the.

3 ‘Jr., and Amy Barlow. resolution passed unanimously by the
---- Board of Education at their recent

Washington Camp. No.11. Patriot-,meetlng t6 the effect that they pur-

' In Order of the Sons of America will chase the Sammla property on Cedar
‘ fhnve installation of officers this even- street for school purposes. The price
111g, at the quarters in the 'South Nor- on this property has been lowered sci
khan: Trust Company' 3 building The that it ca°n 3,9 pucmed for figure. be-
ceremony will be in charge of District low 310,000.

Deputy President William A't'ery. Del- '
skates ‘0 the ““9 cam!) t° meet m The case of the State vs. George H.
N9" ““9“ August “‘1 “'1" “9° ”9 Hewitt is scheduled to be heard before
’ € ”m“ ‘09 "9m and cake “'1“ be Judge John J. Keogh. in the First dis-
» ”Wed after the meeting. trlct court, on Thursday morning. at
L _ ) '—"'""‘" ’ 10 o’clock. .This casein one of consid-
' Winifred Caroline. the three and erable interest, inasmuch as the de-
- one-half years old daughter of Mr. and (endant's wife secured a divorce in
ers. Frederick 0- Hartford. 0‘ South 1911, and notwithstanding no alimony
Milton underwent an operation ”“9“ I .waa granted. Mr. Hewitt has been coni-
tiny momms at her home ‘0’ m3" tributiug toward the support of their
boldltla of the bone in back of her daughter. Prosecutor Louis Gold-
“Eht 93". Dr- J- A Meek performed‘gclmm has started this action for the
the operation. and he was assisted ”purpose of getting Mr. Hewitt to pay
‘: Dr. A, H? Baldwin. Besides the “WC more money. There 31-9 many queg.
out 01 the diseased bone 8 .POWWS tions of importance involved in the
inside the little child's ear was also case. Attorney Louis Goldschmidi;
“ken outcThe Operation WEB SUCCESS' W1.“ prosecute for‘the guts and After.
ml and the patient is today restins neys Linxweileraiid-‘Hegemm will do-
nuite comfortably. rend Mr. Hewitt.

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sand to so on in the vein I bad start-
ed. I switched off.

“Oh, no." I said. “not that at 'all.
What I was going to say is that for a
few days I shall be loaded down to
the guards with work and shall not be
=nblo to show you the same attention
% no if"-- ~

“Dear me. bovv you frightened met
I know Uncle Ben in quite ill. and I
feared you were going to tell me that
the poor old man had gone."

“Not at all. not at all. I assure
you I had no such intention." 1
mapped my face with my handkerchief.

All the while the carriage was bowl-
ing toward the address given the cab-
man, and I Was thinking of that “day

 

 

 

of wrath" when I should meet those

 

Plain and
Simple
Advertising
Increases
PrOfits.

who would uncover my unintended de-
ception and milk. me an object of
contempt.

“Do you know." said my companion,
taming to look at me with her face.
her lips dangerously near mine. “that
had I not been looking for you I
wouldn’t have known you. "

“You. too. are changed" I replied.
and a method of saving myself flushed
Into my brain. Why shouldn’t I pre-
‘ tend to have mlde a mistake as well no
she? Splendid idea! Now was the
time. So I continued. this time with
perfect confidence: “But, Lou, the
change is for the better. You were
pretty when I new you last. Now you
are beautiful.”

“I'm glad you continue'to call me by
my first name." nhe replied. “I was
afraid you would ‘Miss' me " .

Great heavens, rattled again! I had
accidentally Itruck her name. Instead
of wondering that I didn't call her
Alice or Evelyn or some name other
than her own, thus bringing out the
double blunder, she was glad I did it.

 

‘ The carriage owervéd to the curb. I

 

Sentinel Ads
W111 catch the
Customer’ as
attention

and attract
New Business

'— to You Ib-

abhnhmeni:

who lost. In a moment persons would
be running out to meet the girl andi
give me away. Miserable me. what
should I do? Oh, for it little more
time! .

“Beforb we alight.” she said. “I wish
to say something. You won't feel hurt.
will you!"

“Certainly not! Go on."

“Please don‘t see me to the door.
They don't know anything about thin
meeting. and I don’t care at lament-
to have them know."

, I gave mute thanks no heaven. :1
think you are reunite right." I said.-

 
 

 
 

 

 

We

Mintz’s

 

Wash Skirts

$1.25

950

will sell tomorrow smart

9—01?an
Lima-uncut:
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“—3 out It. Franklin lanai.
duh-scorned It... Concord In! In.

lehooh.
u—Nortk loin and An In.
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' Skylar Au.
{ti—xiv Ave. nndLo alt.
lt—Cheltnut and Henry Bu.
Ii—xSouth hurt and Monroe In.
26-—Lexington Ave. and Aunt!) It.
ll—Went and Elm Grove Bu

looking Wash Skins at 950. Regu-

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' stun. 103.8.

BUSINESS ‘
BUILDING

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This bank will assist any man
of business capaclzy to build up i
a profitable business in this
section. Theie are many ways
in which a good hank can help i
you. This help will be extended i
in such a way that you will be
able to get better results from .
your own efforts. i

We have character, the or-
ganizatlou, the experience, the
legal safeguards and financial
responsibility to give the sound.
fill and most efficient service
to the business community.

As a deOsitor here. you have
the full benefit of oiir equip-
ment to help you in any legiti-
mate way in the building up of
your bilsiiiess.

The People's

Trust Company
79 Washington Street
South Norwalk. Gt.

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DAVEY’S
300 Blend

A Coffee that satisfies at a moderate

cont. Try it. 20 s. and a. Stamps with

each pound.

ANDREW DAVEY

90 WASHINGTON 8T.
PHONE 410.

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Watch Our Great Ad.
‘ FRIDAY

 

The Union Clothing and one. atom.

POBTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

Foolhardy.
Folks marry on autos. on steamen and
trainli.
0n biplanes with motor: nvvltlrr.
But miter than any of these are the
chump-
Who marry on ten dollars per.
~Bolton Transcript.

And live on dry bread for her fare
May be rather rash, but she's 'head of
the dome
Who marries a. man on “hot air."
—Yonker‘s Statesman,

 

‘ A Tinoomo Person.

Landlord (of Dinketown Hotel)—
Thnt feller who‘just swaggered past!
Oh. that‘s Lem Budgeley. an hes a
terror to nutymobilists, I tell you!

Guest — Aha! The village consta-
ble. ch?

' landlord—Worse: he‘s the only auty‘
repair man within ten amen—Cres- .
cent. '

 

The Poet's Auto.
In fancy I ‘
Ride fast and far
And pay no tax
Upon my car.
-W. Wham.

But if by chance
We should be pinched
We‘d wake right up.
That fact. in oinched.
eChlcaKo Record-Herald.

 

aux: or AOBTA wanes.
NAM. July 14.-+In today’s bulle-

Aoutc. who iii suffering from typhoid
favor. the phyblolmil' say: .

"The symptom are acute. Temper-5°
Pulse. 112 to 120. Foe-I
blue.- of the heart is «on app»:

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Thodnko. vhohaooulh‘oftliega
khgctltoleiubmlntortbm"
weeks. Bondsman.

 

Louis Avrick “-M .

The girl who will marry on ten dollars motor fo be abut “at.

tin..on N condition of the Duke of .L a,

-81—South "“1831: at, between Grove Ill
Eli—xgl

) Electric Works. Into It.
ring and Clay Bu

Ivnand and Water Its.
fl—xLockvvood Mfg.

iI—Fuirneld Ave. bud Cod-r It.

:g—aaylor Ave and South St.
“-13th and Quintard Avon. and Wov-

u—Woodwud and Lovvndu Ava.

oodvurd Ari. 6W

bl—Golden Hill 8t. and Elmvvood An

Iz—Wuhingtou 8t. Brl

dz:
u—Frolgiit ylrd and Ann St. ..
V—Norvulk kkLoc 00.. print I. print;
Box (ii—Corner Putnam avenue and

; Reed Itroot.

ix) Denotes non- inte‘foring box...
in) Master box. from which the use
her of my box can be bounded

One Itroke I! 12 noon and I p. -.
'standud time, 1-

who stroke at odd timu. touting on
”it ONEI -

Two stroke. aft-r an alarm. Ir. out. to-
all! deport-tong! .1
“Three! allow stroku. nut to b. an
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AI 12: 05 p In. cull WM). I In:

a Ipulled for tut.

Ilro slum for an diltriot lilo I'D-
wivad by telephone.

Four long blasts of the whistle st
ilztitl a. m. and 12: 30 p. m. indicate
no lschool fq the following sec-ion.
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IABT NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOX"

Fire headquarters. I! van mi. km.
Teleph phone I'll

t—l‘itcb School (private)

Privoto bon- vvi i only in pulled M

A telephone melanin to Electric Station

(105) between the hours of O p. Ill. Ill

b—Manln School (private)

ZIl—Eut Wuhln on md Fort an

lid—Van chdt 8 . and Olborn Ave.

lid—En“ Ave. and Rowan It.

211~Windeld 8t.

tea—Fort and Clinic. Ito.

nil-En” Ave. and Fitch 8t.

ifs-St. John St. and Edit. Avo-

SSZ—Senview Ave. and first at

335—— ulevnrd and Recent! 8!.

m ova Ave Fifth St.

lab-Boulevard Blackstone It (TIL

Bil—Kevlar t. and Pine Hill Ave. I'd.

Biz—Ken» Land Duck Pond rd

ohm Haven.

lit—s ( 0.”
vi n5 locntlon of an. n flux.

6 a. in.
WIN)” be veil of 11th box.-
rumin- vrbeno touted.
von
the chief or acting chief noon ll out:
It the In.
0 int Immi-
l—Oian. blast I odd times. testing or 33
[-0110 blast
it- 41—15mm“ two. at. a a. in. no m-
in; union of public schoolIn
li-II—Tvvonty- two. It 11:80 p. .Io u-
u on of [in 0 school.

Bacon uni-ml are only to
It I 111.. tum tins.
i- I—Tvvo Md.
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NORWALK FIR! ALARMI
II—Corner 0! min and Wm strata.
Il—Bolden Avenue and Union Plus

figfiingm Hillard Kellogg Strut.

gi—Wu": Avenue and Berkeley Stats.
17— rankiin Avenue and Lynn Pinto.
u l bouu. (Private box).
sz—Wm Avenue and Kerwin at"...
u—mrbar Avenue and Orchlrd s not.
u—Chnpel Street and Harbor avenue.
II-Wut Avenue non the armor).
ls—atovonl Stm 5 and film Croat.
II-Croultroot and Wilton avonno.
Awaits.

root.
n—nun and culturing Stream.
Venn anon! and

Inn Fair Etna.
u—cnutnul lira near Hummer It.
IF—luln Street on Union Avenue.
n—On The Gun.
u—Eu: Avenue and Lincoln Anna.

venue and Dunn uric.

 

 

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u—Hmkory Blitz-n dBell Island.
1 Pine Polo tad “30:01: Point.

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Il—Whiu Brim north to Brook-l“.
to la. 1. Sound.
W. to Is. I. Donal.
are boll- todd till-
boll. than. 1-1-14.

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Norwalk Postofflce

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n. rm—Duibury diam

n. [IL—Walla" and South Norwul.
n. tin—Eu West and So. Non-II.
- tin—Now ork and Wont.

p. tin—lint and South Nornll.
p. tin—Dummy

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p. lib—Welt alriyd South Norwalk.
9. m-‘Qvfillmon Station. Dunbar! fl

p. n—Eut. Wait and Bo. Nornll.
p. Ill—M. West and Bo Now-ll.
Sunday. and Hallo-ya.

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m—Dnnbury division.
ran—En“ Welt tand so. No twill.

n—Eut and Bonita Nor-walk.

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