Neptune Hardware Company on Day
1 street.
4 ”‘.,harrow estiape from serioiis
yesterday afternoon while riding on
7‘ prosec uting attorne1 l
I Yesterday in the City‘ Hall, when h'e
‘ “embezzlement trial, 11 despatch was
‘ told of his clashes with Secretary-of-
' iMr Kiien Iaughlngiy told of his yer--
'- who is sitting in his own case.
7' [rent of the armory The truck was
In the trolley tracks and turned to by boys who 80 in swimming from the
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. Mi Araruk '
Hogy Te Magyarok.
ERESYETEK, hogy es
ti banko tok. Shok Magya-
rok nak bene resvenes, es ti
Magyarok ne feyetek meret
ho kes be van.
Nisyatok velunk egy dolar-
yaval es mi fisesyunk 4 per:
cent evente Kesdedik October
1,1914.
Nit va van I-Ietfuneste
Egy flu beseli a Magyar nel-
vet.
The People ’sTrust Co.
79 Washington St, 1
South Norwalk, Conn. '
ill. Hlflltl tits
INSPECIDRS Jill
IAopointed by Governor to Sue-1
ceed Col. Edward Scnu'ze
oi Hartford ,
Karine, Automo‘ile. Burglary, Liabil-
ity, Compensatlon, Fidelity Bonds, in
hat we can write any kind of Insur-
Incs you may require. Call us on the
Phone No. 1230.
Taylor & Golden
IOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
Read the specials in the adv. of A.
Dicirerrnan 21nd Son.
'1 Master Taradash, of Passiat’. N. J.. is
a visitor at the home of IS. Taradnsh
on West and High streets.
«
Local Shriners have received a 110-,
tics of a lamb roast 111d clam bake at;
Rinerclltt‘. Bridgeport. 011 August 0111.
HARTFORD. July 23.——0rders from
lthe adjutant. general's office yesterday
of “est announced in- order of the governor.
him. the appointment of t‘.0l John H‘li key.
:commanding the First Infantry, to be
I,inspettor general of the Connecticut
Mrs .Iydin Pinhham and son. Ray- National (.11ard to succeed Col. El"
mood. of Hillside street, left todn1 tor 11ard Schulze. 11110 In turn sucteede
11 Iushing, N. Y., for a week's 11511 11 ith (‘ol \‘1'.E. F. Lenders
relatives. general when the latter resigned
lsotne weeks ago. The position paysI
A complaint 11115 sent to the police 51, 800 a year. i
headquarters relathe to a stranger an (‘01. Hickev is the senior colonel of
noying residents of Spring street The the State Guard. He enlisted in L‘o-m ‘
complaintants were referred to the panv G \Innchester. First Infantry,
April 3 1878. He botanic a first lieu
tenant in 1883 and was chosen cap
If your kitchen is insufferahly 1101.111111 of the company In 1887. On Oct.
rent a gas range for one and one half 30,1890.he was promoted to major,
cents per day. The large adv. oi the holding that grade when he went Into1
.Unlted Electiic Light and Water t‘om the United States service In the war‘
may will tell you how with Spain. After the First Conneo.
—-'~' . :titut \oiunteer Infantry was mustered
Tonight at Knorrs billiard room‘out in October. 1898., Minor Hickey
Lurdsay and Anauit will play the cautioned as, bold olcer in
last block; of 200 points in the 600 nectictit National Guard m in July,
point billiard game, The present 1399, was appointed captain In the
score isimrdsay 400, My 1111111 830. .Tw enty- sixth United States Volun-
_, teers and served as the commanding
l ‘Jack" Skldd a w-'elllino11n popular oiiicer of Company 11‘. in the Philip
Mrs. Samuel H. Ferris,
street, is visiting her daughter,
{William C. Hamilton. in 1Bridgeport.
. member of the graduating class of the pines, participating In eighteen on-
Franklin School. is leported as missing gageménts. He returned borne in
from his home in this city. Search (or 1901. He was promoted to be colonel
him so far has been with out results. of the First, January 31,1907 He,
:Jl‘he lad was recently employed by theI will rank as a major in his new on-
erninent regulations. His home is in
July 27.
"iwas finished with the Oscar H. Banks
A PERFECT OATHARTIO.
There is sure sud wholesome
.‘shown Attorney Jacob Kllen, which
State Albert Phillips at the Carlson-
Flilllips hearing in Hartford Tuesday .Tableta
bal war with the Secretar1-of- State.
'1 'James Esposito, the fruit dealer of
Motor street First District, had a
iriJury
congested feeling,
your liver busy,
gists."
this; wheel in habit of a. motor van In
the right of the road. Esposlto clung mud_flat. near the
mid threw him 4° the pavement Lucit- hailed into court and will be severely
‘uiiere Mme. (aillaux. wife 01
(and of Fernand liabori, (ounsel
as adjuiant' the detense. “would It was announced 3 99 4: fix 5.151. 5: ,5 6: 0., x 6:41
the Con- .
pointmenynnder United States GOV-r
Hartford. His appointment dates i‘ronil
ac- ..
tion in every dose of Foley Cathartio "
They cleanse with never a. --
gripe or pain. Chronic cases of con- 2‘
stlpstlon iind them invaluable, Stout; jj
people are- relieved of that .bloatedr jj
so uncomfortable ‘-
especially in hot weather. They keep 22
'For sale by all ,drug- jj
Complaints have been made to the, j; .
police about indecent language used:"
. Barker Motor , I:
4° “‘9 machine and in “053‘"? the Works Unless this nuisance is di‘scon-i jj
vrslls his “'0'“ wheel “mg“ 1“ thorn tinned at once, the offenders will be -« ‘
to he suffered no injury and is none dealt with and the boys will also be 1:
the worse for the fall except for a prohibited-to go in swimming at nits‘ -~
1 coat of rat on his clothes ~— '
Delicious Cream
Butter
W arranted Fresh
EGGS
cry
300 lb
East India Tea CO.
Tel 371 .
v
IMlTHOll GBNFBHNTS
JOSEPH GAILLIHX
PARIS. Jun 23. —.ludge Louis AI
panel" 5 tourt in the Palace of Justice.
the
former premier. is undergoing trial for
the murder on March in", of Gaston
lifelineite. editor of the Figaro, was
crowded when the fourth hearing
started toda1. \Ia111 of the peOpIe
had come 111th the desue to obtain an
opportunity of seeking Joaeph Call-
laux confronted according to the oral.
tit e of the. French courts with For
‘mer Premier Louis Barthou, 11110 had
been subpoenaed as a witness.
The testimOny 11a: to be concluded
today with the evident'e of M. Barthou
and of Mme. Berthe Gueydan. the
first wife of .\I Catllaux. but before
they were due to come to the stand
half a dozen other witnesses of less
er importance were to testif).
The arguments of I’rocul'ato-Generai .
Jules lierhaux for the prosecution
probahl1 begin late in the day.
THAMER'S
M
BIFOCAL cusses.
WHAT THEY as;
AND WHAT THEY MEAN.
Simply the verging of near and
for sight into one ions for each
eye. Reading and distance without
the necessity, of changing glasses——
that's all. '
BIPOCAL GLASSES are such a
boon to middle-aged and elderly peo-
ple that more words cannot ade-
quately express their worth. Let
us show you.
THAMER ‘
OCULIBTO AND OPTICIANS
I? Atlaouo Sous". Stamford. Gt.
Open Sat. EVorIlngI. Est. 1897
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Long Crepe Skirts 01.00 _
Short .Crepo Skirts we I
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"" Crepe Bloomers 50o pair ;;
Crepe Drawers. lace trini- '
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MERRILL COLLEGE
SUMMER
SCHOOL
July 6 to August 30.
a. m. to 12 111
SPECIAL TUITION RATES To
SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS.
Hours: 8
Port Chester. Stamford.
South Norwaik.
N. Y.. N. H. 81 H. R R.
Timetable
IN EFFECT JUNE 7,1914.
._-_—
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK
A. M-‘l' 37x, 4 49 52 34! 52 43!
62 09 6; SIX 1 ll“. 1246 8218!, 8259!,
9‘ 15!, 4,0 10233X,10:olx 112 51
P.lil.——1213x.1‘.".’x. 1-1, :42 021
l7: 02x, 7: 45x, 9. 4211 10:18x.
l Sundays.
, A. M.——l2:25x, 4:48]; 5234!, 5:421.
l8:54, 10:33:. 11:30.
P, bis-12:50:, 2:4411, 23:02:.
5:45, 6:021, 720211, 7:12, 7:4511,
8:001. 9:42x_ 10:18:, 10:35.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
42x,
57x,
4:
7:
A. M.—-4:41x, 5:35. 6:46, 8:03;,
8:5“, 9: 15x, 10:02:, 10:05, 10:50:.
11:08. ‘
P. M.-—l2:03. 1:05, 2:0“, 2:57,
3:30x, 3:55. 421M, 4.29. 5:05x, 5:24,
5:28, 0:011, 6:07. 8:10:. 9:25, 0:40;,
11:15:, 12:00:. ,
Sundays.
A M.—6:00, 8:03;, 9:001. 10:02:.
10: 60:. '
, P M.:—12 10,1:021. 21:39:. 5:023.
5:04, 6:011, 7: 09:, 8:10x.9:00x, 9:40:
10:00x, 11:15:, 12:00:.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW HAVEN
A. M.—-—12:2311. 1:17x, 6:05, 7:18.
19:16:. 10:18, 11:11:, 11:57:.
P. M.—12:03,1:20. 3:162. 4:28, 5:17,
13:14:. 6:47, 7209:, 9:2“, 10:51:,
11:06.
o
n
Sundays.
A. M.:—12 23: 1: 18:, 7: 43, 9:181.
1.0: 19. 11:11:.
P. M.:—il 5711. 2:08:, 4:46x, 6:10;,
7 6148,7z09x, 8:28x. 9:212-1, 10:03:.
” 10:51:.
~3 sou‘m NORWALK TO'OANIURV. ‘
11.51-41.20, 6:13, 81.:87'9501.
r M.:--1 25 2 282, 1: as, 5:241, a: so.
. Sundays.
A. lit—10:37. ~
P M.—2215, 7:22
C
_——.
A. M.--7:56, 11:45.
P M.-'-6:48, 7:18x. 8:35.
x—Signldes express.
f—Signttles stops on signal on".
ll-Discontinued after 111119.21. , 1
t-Does not run Saturdays.
‘ reflaturdoys only.
t 2.4
Sentinel Ads
Will catch the
Customer's
attentao
27C doz '
oAILY POEM | mintzs
\ SOUTH NORWALK
J UBILEE SALE
oasiui‘tv TO sourn NORWALK- ’
.11... E. ...m... .. Vacation
.. , BIG BARGAINS IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS
A Vacation for Everybody
Four Day’s Trip 818
888 Miles of Travel—All Water
1 New \ork to Old Point Comfort, Va. tncludln meals and
I would that smile! more often berth on steamer. luncheon at Hotel Chamber": thence via James River
I WOULD.
I would we grew more gentle
day by day ;
stateroom
Xiglzt Lille steamer to Richmond. Va ., including supper, stateroom berth,
aur breakfast the following morning: noonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson.
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond; leave Richmond same evening via
steamer to Norfolk. Va, including sum...) stateroom berth and breakfast
the following morning: noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; Iea1e Naifolk
.snme e1eninz {except Sunday?) 1p. in. for New York, including meals and
stateroom berth. arming New York following afternoon about 4 11m.
Steamers soil every week day oil: 1) in. from Pier 25, N. R., New You,
foot of N. Moore street.
, Send for illustrated pamphlet, Tour Department,
....,.:OLD DOMINION LINE
1
5 w. L. WOODROW. Traffic Mari e r
somber gray; . II
came to play
‘About our lips, to dwell within
our eyes; I
I would that we could see in
God’s fair skies
More oft the blue and
J. .1, BROWN. Gen. Pass. Agent
..,__ -
_’
I would we grew more flowers:
- DO YOU ENJOY LIFE?
There‘s a pleasurable sense
of comfort in a quiet evening
at home if your home has
ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE
artistically designed and ar-
ranged as your o11'n good taste
dictates.
Come in and see our large
stock and get our estimates on
some of the newest and most
comfortable styles.
A. J. Angovlne 4 Son. CO,
on life’s way. ;
e l
I would we grew‘less swift to;
chide and blame; i
I would we used more oft love‘s‘.
other name, l
And that our hearts grew daily
yet more kind;. l
..___ __..__..__ -_.___...
I woald we were more oft a little
blind; i
' Free Band Concert by the American Band
Roton ‘ Point Park
TONIGHT
TANGO TEAS
Every' Afternoon this week, from 3 to 5 p in
In the Casino Ball Room
And in our homes and on the
crowded street
I would we heard the coming of
Hi! feet. .
I would we grew more like a lit-
tle child
I would our spirits were aspuro,
as mild, -.«
'And that. the. childlike- retail
might too be ours; ' ' 1‘
I would in all 111?: dark and lone,
.F‘
—"""'"" till 1111 1111111
LOVER’S
THE PLACE
ly hours
i
“Im's not afraid, my Father . ' j
1
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We, too, might put our hand in
His and say.
Plans Were Too Elaborate and
Will be Revised and New
Estimates Secured
.a‘
knows the my."
Churchrnan.
erening in the motion of building a
new home for South Not-walk Lodge,
No. 709, Benevolent and Protective 0r-
Footwear
your: FEET ans ENTITLED
TO A VACATION. SLIP THEM
mro A COMFORTABLE PAIR
- or
I
Outing
. . oped that even 'after the bids had been
Sb 0 e S opened and read that there were sev-
eral other changes which would be
necessarykto make the building com-
EVERYTHING FOR sometime
couranr FOR MIN, woman
plate and suits” factory, and the moni-
ANOCHILDHEN. ' ‘ . '
'as they ranged from $15, 000 to $20. 000,
-~ . they exceeded by several thousand dol-
lars the estimate secured from the
architect. it was anticipated by the
{building committee that the work
hero of .tiioJodco felt that the plan!
were more ohboroto than expected-
Itwosyotodtoooonrorevised pin!
end have then submitted to a spool“
mammalian tor. W001
Managua-ink 5
Three new loiter- '0" m
Not much progress was made last ‘ "
geouid be done under $12,000. It deveI-.
sine-1m
‘G
-’.
Willi 11 1111111" -
der of Elks. The bids for the construc- ' _
tion of the new lodge room and the: 5
slterations to the Swords mansion. In _ “‘
.South Main street, were opened, but
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