g». 1 In: contest.
' ~of friends returned to Larchmont
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' le‘DI‘A showtime veoarAste
WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 19:4
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING
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SENTINEL‘ ’ ‘ ' PAGE rrvn
SUMMER
Underwear
For Gents, Ladies and Children
Ladies‘ Swiss Ribbed and Shap-
ed at ...... 10c, 12 1-2c and 25¢
l'nion Suits 25c, 35c and 50c
Gents Baipriggan Lnderwear
.............. 25c Ind 50‘:
E. K. Banks
Mahackemo Hotel Block, So. Nam-IR.
WRIGHT AND DITSON
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
and Nets
ALL PRICES.
WM. P. BEERS
look and Stationery Stores
South Nor-walk. Nomalk
LOCAL
NEWS
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WEATH ER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: I'.
(imiu‘y tonight and Thursday;
ably showers; light to moderate var.
iable winds.
has moved very slowly during the
last 24 hours, and another disturb-
ance has dei’eloped iii the northwest,
so that cloudy and unsettled weather
prevails generally this morning in
near'v all the northern districts east
of the Rocky Mountains.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature:
Fair.
Low, 63; high, 80.
I
Odd china. FrenCh and English were
at the D. M. Reed Company.
By telephoning 500 you may .have
the private ball room at Roton reserv.
ed for club dances, conventions, etc. l
Harold Gottlieb, of Ridgefield, is
spending a. short vacation at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. Louis Tankus. of
Orchard street.
Leslie McLean. of Stamford, is ’avis-
ltor at the home of his uncle. Leslie
Gamble. on Seaview avenue. Mr. Mc-
rLean will soon leave ior Boston, Mass.
Only routine business was transact
ed. last evening, at the meeting of
Uncas Tribe, No 26,1. 0. R. M. In-
stallation of officers will be held at
the next meeting
John Carlson. of Ponus avenue, New
Canaan, was admitted to the Norwaik
Hospital, last night for medical treat
ment. He is suffering from a varicose
ulcer of the left leg.
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John Riggs and son, of Baltimore,‘
are visiting in town. They will be
here for a short stay. Mr. Riggs was
formerly of i'orwalk and conducted a
drug store on Main street.
On account of the unfavorable
weather with a threatening rain. the
annual picnic of the Norwalk M. E.
Church Sunday school was postponed
from today until tomorrow.
Yesterday afternoon Jacob Schaub,
of Washington street, met with a
slight accident on a short street off of
Lexington avenue, when his machine
skidded against a stone.
I '- damage resulted.
The insurance adjusters are today:
looking over the ruin of the stock of'
the Batch & Bailey Company. which
prob- :
The Lake disturbance}
No serious
New Kodak,
' Junior No. 1
NOW ON SALE,
$7.50.
Look at this Kodak before buying.
get-ArieNEav AND BOOK arose
‘ it count MAIN eraser.
Children‘s rompers at J. l. Mal.
iette's.
Economy means that the saving of
money is as important as earning it.
The prices at the Sterling Furniture
Company means a saving to you.
Ductch and Oliver Twist suits at
,Rogers and Stevens.
l A, E. Mason, vicepreeident of the
Glen Fails, N. l’., Trust Company was
a visitor in this City today. Mr, .v‘lai.
son called to see Charles E. Hoyt of
‘the South Norwalk Trust Company on
business.
Tristram & Hyatt invite you
visit their bargain basement.
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Mrs. Edwin J. Jones, of Fall River,
Mesa, Ia visiting her sister, Mrs.
James H. Taylor. of Highland avenue.
After visiting her son. Bertram. of
Schenectady, N. Y.. Mrs. Jones report-
ed a delightful trip to Saratoga
Springs, coming down through Albany
to Brooklyn, where she had the pleas-
ure of meeting her other son, Alfred.
of that place.
PLAINFIELD HAS ALL HELP NEOe
ESSARY.
PLAINFIELD, July lose—Several
mill managements in this section re-
ceived messages of inquiry from Wash-
“ington this week as to whether they
could take on more help in order to
help out the destitute operatives of
Salem, Mass. It is understood that
these induiries were prompted by cop-
ies of a circular extolling Windham
county's prosperity being mailed to
President Wilson, Secretary of Labor
Wilson and other officers of the na-
tional administration. So far as
known no places were made for ad-.
ditlonal operatives from Salem
I
I GAVE A FAREWELL PARTY.
,Miss Esther‘Tariov, of Taylor ave-
nue, gave a farewell party.
.was destroyed- or damaged by fire on nitht, in honor of Miss Bessie Solo-
the evening of July 3d, in the effort to D1011. formerly of this city, who left
determine the exact loss.
Yesterday at the water sports,
'Larchmont. William J. lMcHugh and
party, of this city, won the canoe tilt-
Mr. Mel-lush and party
again this morning, where they will
engage in further races and sports.»
"'riie second of A series or enjoyable
danceg’was given last: evenins at the
Not-walk Yacht Club. Fudia’s orches-
' . m furnished piéesent music for the
1 dancing, and the many In attendance
immunity
"spite the hhfeVorableue‘sss of the
LL}?
yhd themselves. do-
spe' cial
at;
i this morning for her home in Williams-
ibridge. New» York. after spending her
vacation with Mlss‘Tarlov. An enjoy-
able evening was spent in games, mu-i
sic, dancing and the like. 'A dainty
collation was served The guests,
numbering twenty. departed for their
homes at slate hear, all voting \flss
Tario'v a most gracious hostess. '
Advertise Your
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was .ill _the;j‘
DONNELLYs;
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so";
Refrigerators
20 to 35
per cent Off Regular
Price.
in order to reduce our stock of refrigera-
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tors. we offer you an exceptional Opportunity t.)
secure a high grade box at bargain prices.
A. J. Collins & Co
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
PHONE 747. NORTH MAIN ST.
Do Away wit the Hot, Dirty
Coal Range
COOK WITH GAS --- Cool,
Clean and Economical
Furniture Repairing and
Upholstering .
FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES.
The A. J. Angevine 8i Son Company
134 Washington Street South Norwalk
Luther M. Wrigh
BARGAIN IN USED CARS
Ford Model '1‘, electric lighte, A1 condition . $300.00
5 Passenger Touring Car. newly painted. Bargain ..... $350.00
1 Pope Hartford, a revelation in power and speed.
50 WALL GTREI'I’
NORWALK
PHONE “I’-
0.. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
A FAMILY _WASH. FOR 750ts
Everything washed CLEAN. All the flat pieces and Underwear
ironed. and the starch pieces starched wet, sent to you ready to
dampen and iron.
AT THE RATE OF 1 1-2c PER PIECE.
CRESCENT LAUNDRY
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Sunday <-
PHONE 5-4.
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"a brief debate on the General Deli-
.iorators were thus given an opportun-
e :cratic policies and legislation to their
.f itie cry in his district is "Attend to ‘ ‘ FOR SALE.
.l. Business.” Democratic leaders charge 1909 Pope Harm... Runabout ................................. $350
.‘illal Mr. Donovan is (1612131118 busi' Chalmers “36." 1 "P ............ ' ............................. s 750
iness in Washington. 1912 Maxwell, he painted and overhauled ................... $450
Upholds Hitchcock. Repair wori tranteed. Fords a specialty.
‘ ‘ business at
,,obedience to the Sherman Act, and as
qfor the sole purpose of securing leg-
,‘mittee, thought that it would be only
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Clean Up of Dresses
59c, $1.98 $3.98 $5.98
They are Good Values at $1.00, $3.00
$6.00 and $10.00
Jacoby’s
153 Washington Street.
lllflflllli Still
10 CURB “JERRY”
Leaders Charge That Connecti-
cut Representaliva is Delay-
inn Business
WASHINGTON, July 1.3.—-Tiie Dem-
make an effort
iocraiic leaders will
;this week tor-urn RepresentativeJerry
Connecticut, a member
Mr D0110»
jDonovan, of
the President‘s party
lxan is (onducting a filibuster of his
the House for the purpose he
lsays, of forcing members to stick to
ltheir jobs. The net result of his ac-
:tivities is to hold up for a time praC-
Etically every bill that is now coming
{before the House,
Mr. DOIIOYED, by objeCIing to a pro-
posed unanimous conseut agreement.
iprevented the adoption of a plan for
1of
Opp. Hoyts Theatre
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CHALMERS 1915.
“LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR IS HERE.
Auto Supplies, Storage, Firestone Goodrich, L‘nited States 'l‘ires.
Lowest prices. Special storage to commuters. Storing for the day.
CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK 0R MONTH.
RIGHT BY 80. NORWALK STATION,
Icieney Bill. As a result the discus-
‘slon ran on all day, and Republican
.ity to lambast Democrats and Demo-
heart's content. Mr. Donovan’s bat-
in the deadlock now existing be-
;tween President Wilson and the Sen.
[ate Banking and Currency Committee
over the nomination of Messrs. Jones
and \i‘arburg to positions on the Fed-
eral Reserve Board, Senator McLean
stands with the acting chairman of ~
the committee, Senator Hitchcock, of . .
Nebraska. In a statement given out ..
last night Senator McLean says: ' '_:
g “The President sent in the names ~ ::
3of Messrs. Jones and Warburg at the 3: ..
1same time. The President gave the j‘ P ::
.chalrman of the committee to under- :3 o on 0111 ar I.
stand that \ir Jones became a di- .1 .:
rector of the Harvester Trust for the " J,
sole purpose of reforming its busi- I
ness methods. Mr. Jones insists that' --
he. entered the directorate cf the llar- ..
,veter monopoly at the request of the? jj
Elici‘ormicks. and that me, Mr, Jones. ; :j
ihas been and still is in full sympathy. !
iwltli lir. \iit‘ormlck's business prac ll:
tices; that lie was an actiie direCtor; ':
when the (ompany was prosecuted by! -~
.the Department of Justice. and advis-l :.
ed against. doptlng a .changeiin the, jj
nods requested by the; ::
’Attorney-General. As President Wil-E ..
son's paramount desire is to secure
VAAST BROS,
TEL. 1360. 17 CHESTNUT ST., SO. NORWALK_
Reservation forthe Private Ball Room at
Try a Shore Dinnerat the
Casino Restaurant
75c $1 $1.50 .
he is now holding Congress in session
iislation that will aid IiIs Attorney-
]General in bringing to justice those
iwho disregard the provisions of this
tact, it would seem to be unwise for
lthe President to reward violations of
the law and campaign contributions
;by promoting Mr. Jones to a position
ion the Federal Reserve Board Mr.
Jones‘ appointment was a mistake.
lwhich infallibllity could not be ex-
pected to see, but whicn ordinary
mortals could easily discern
“As to Mr. Warburg, there were ru-
,mors in the air that he had never
ivoted in this country, that he was the
Failent partner in his father's banking
(institutions in Europe and a man of
[great wealth all of which Was invest-
ied in foreign securities, .\ir. Hitch-
'cock, as acting chairman of the com-
A Vacation for Everybody
Four Day’s Trip $18
888 Miles of Travel—All Water ‘~
New York to Old Point Comfort, Va. including meals and stateroom
berth on steamer, luncheon at Hotel Chamberiin, thence via James River
Night Line steamer to Richmond, \'a., including supper, stateroom berth,
anr breakfast the following morningmoonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson.
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond; leave Richmond same evening via.
steamer to Norfolk, Va, including sum. stateroom berth and breakfast
Jhe following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; leave Norfolk
same evening (except Sunday) 7 p. m,.for New York, including meals and
stateroom berth. arriving New York following afternoon about 4 p. m.
Steamers sell every week day at3 p in from Pier 25, N. R., New York,
foot of N. \ioore street.
Send for illustrated pamphlet, Tour Department.
w. L. WOODROWpTrafer Manage r J. .i. saown. Gen. Pan. Assn:
OLD, DOMINION
flair to invite Mr. Warburg to meet
)with the committée and give the com-
‘mlttee the facts in order that the
committee might be in a position to
.repel outside attacks that might be
imade upon Mr. \Varnurg's confirma-
‘tion. His commanding position in
finance. and his profound knowledge
.of sound banking principles were
conceded by the committee. The in«
vitations to meet with the committee
were sent to Mr. Jones' and Mr. War-
burg in accordance with custom in
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July Fashions
in the celebrated
Pictorial Review
Patterns *
are now ready
order that the committee might be
l
“a.
armed with the exact truth. it is the
for you!
Highland Coal
Have secured a few cargoes of. this very high class coal, we are
prepared to supply our custOmers either for present use or winter
stock. Rare opportunity to place your winter orders.
constitutional duty of the Senate to
inform iself as to these matters. If
Mr Jones had been confirmed without
question, it would have been a catas-
trophe.
The dress you make and
never wear because you “
see others wearing more
stylish. more up to date
dresses to the most ex-
pensive. .
Deserves Gratitude.
“Mr. Hitchcock, though a‘ Demo-
crat, deserves the gratitude of all par-
ties for the fearless and able way in
You avoid disappoint-
ment if you use
RAYMOND BROTHERS.
THE VERY slices-r chum.
s‘av Sui-Tea A LB.
‘- .9‘ 4 29c"
waoNOLiA on movies
Mink, : cAna, ‘ '
- , GRANULATED aueAaf’a‘ has.
1922c: f :f;
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aqua rAeLa aur‘raa . ~
a in rams
which he has insisted upon as good
a banking and currency system as
' could be had under the second-class
plan chosen by the President, and Mr.
Hitchcock now deserves the gratitude
of all partlee'for his-desire to secure
the, success of this system!1
Pictorial Review
Patterns
Get'l'lie risiiioii Boot
for SUMMER
before selecting your Summer
outfit. . .
10c when purchased
willie 15c pattern. .
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