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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 25, 1914 · page 12

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WW THE sown WALK Evenino SEnTinEL '

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We want to assure our friends—customers (among whom we
hope you are numbered) that we are ready to furnish them with all
their requirements in building materials oi all sorts. and that we
are in a. position to give you prompt service and clean sound lumber
and timber from new stock arriving each day. We will be glad to
resume the very pleasant relations which have existed in the past
and promise you as of old trustworthy service and sustained qual-_
ity. in our interpretations of orders we have the adv outage of years
of experience and an established reputation for conscientious deal-
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. : burden on his soul that
' lurely keeps him guess-
r ,f log; for if he fails to get
good stuff his punish-
ment is Sure enough and
Monger is distressing.

Our Annual Cut PriCe Sale of

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;. had. m often good but . _ . . _ . oi Mme. Caiilani Have Serious B o . T d
7 . sometimes bad—a truth ’ Disagreement e Ins O a y
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All of Our $2 PARASOLS

, and bright, and too,-\our
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blessing. I Straw, and Fibre Matting, Oil Cloths, I ‘

The Coat wesellisclean Special Prices on Floor Coverings. ”"30"” mm

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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;: , r . The . an. moleumS cw" Had it) be Suspended BB- . GOOZZ’ESI: ZEZEMAO::R:O:::::LS::::SE :JDTzsA:::MER PRICE. THEY ARE THIS SEASONS
_. . Do not fail to takeadvantage caused theUnroar . E

3 FERRIS COAL: , . ‘ —_—~ . very Parasol in Stock is Now Marked at a

, . . Of this sale . rams July 20. ——A challenge to a . .

duel was sent today by Judge Louis .
1.,Albanel presiding judge of the court

COMPANY.
The Norwalk Furnitufe House trying Madame Henriette Caillaux for;

g; . the wilful murder of Gaston Calmeite,

14-16 WALL STREET. TELEPHONE 44. to Judge Louis nagoury. one of the,
three other judges sitting on the bench; --- V
BUY lJERSEY COUNTIES
Hazelton S s S I —-——-~ ~ ., » - -....._,;__-, ‘hut ”the nature or which could not be validations In Raritain Quadrangle.
“It a e tuiscertalned. l A \aluable and interesting publi-
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‘ 510 S . 8} Fits 11 Eyeglasses
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Reduction of 25 per cent.

 

 

Prompt Delivery—Repairing a Specialty.

 

 

 

 

Larose out of an incidt-ni which occur
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Geological Survey issues Report of In- i-
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The seconds appointed by Judge .-\l- (atioii oi the geology and mineral rc-
ibane] are General Jules Dalstt-in, i'or- sourtes oi two square miles in north-V
.nier military governor of Paris, and l'l'll New Jersey has recently been is
‘Eiuilc Bruneau tie in llorle. suc’d by the t'iiitcd States Geological
When the discussion concerning the Survey in cooperation with the Geo.

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{reading of Madame (liitxydnii‘s letters logicni Survey of New Jersey. it coy i vacatl‘)“ Apparel for wonlen r‘

:stieiiicd to be going favorably for the era the urea known as the llai‘itaii‘
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defense during yesterday's hearing, quadrangle, which includes parts of} II 1
Judge .‘ilbaiiel announced that there iilllllt'rdUll, >.\liddlesex. Morris, Soni ’ g
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ARE RICH IN‘ORE}
. $7 Suits... . . $5
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Ewould be a recess. The l-‘igtiro ullirms ersei. Sussex and Warren (ountiesg 1' Buy Yotlr White ChinCilla

Itoday that Judge lingoury then said and tontains the. cities oi Somenille. ‘ '!

 

 

 

 

, 37 AND 310 CLOTHING STORE. 0° i .
“Pt. "uh... . . . ._,. .m. ._ ‘- . , , i. - '< ‘. ~ ‘~- '
, ‘ .. . ., .. ‘_ __ 161' bur $f-n;y: \ in low tones. lou di.lionor us, blr l)0\t‘l, Washington and liiicketts _ Coats, Whlte Sklrts.
IN ”RED OAK COAL i AM THE , . MSW/y flew-“6N.- z, . Love Letter Read. ,iown. in addition to the text, it con.|
“r ONLY ONE- ,- 3 “Walt Work -B't Specialty. Save Should tour \ n t . tuiiis tin excellent lupogl‘ultliit niupi I W . V ‘N’ ' H
Try ai‘bushel'and you‘ll -buv a ton. money bfhaving your work done here. i you trouble zhrez'ouarveggzzgggiggg 3 Mme. llciirlelte (‘aliitlllV soon nt‘ier ‘ hlte Dresses, . hl be ats’

rind sewxnl L'c-ologii maps showing '

1 VV My cash prices are the lowest in town Fri-ll“ and Vegetables of All Kinds. adjusting. tee! at liberty to consult 5““ “'1‘“ “mum" m“ ""“l‘l “may ‘0‘ iii. tiistiiliution and structure of thei W ' W ° W '
1 do' not expect to make a large profit 4‘ WILLIAM J_ MOORI the sixth days hearing oi thc charge rocks and ”H, location of mines and U hlte 8.18138 hlte Shoes

on coal this year, as I sell at such a A. (:o Cllfléo: FiOi‘lSt. _ OPTICIAN. Vi oi' “Vim" murder 0' ”mm“ ”WWW" Cl'mmmk' lm‘d‘uls.

Room 5 Kselsr Building 11- l i Mi 1 the ‘lt’iill , beilau oft - - V
low price just to arherfige my lied ' ' CO “39‘ 9‘ r“ b . 'llie principal itiinernl resources: «
Z TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AV No.15? Wllhln ton 8t. .. .. . . t . -
Oak Coal. i am selling Alpha Por-L E Opposite Hoyt’s gThu". the 1"“e'hh‘m‘hd 1" 1” “Mun" "“‘5 "or this area sic iron ore, building 1| Have them Charged and Pay

 

 

 

land Cement at ven lowest prices. VERY MODERATE PR'CESV ‘ "Outline Vllflndnosdsy and Friday dw' She “9 mm”! ”“1“ C"””"“' stone crunhtd rock, and lime rock. ‘Ii f f ‘
V“ "9" 0 so u 9- ““8“”8' - ille ource of l! lill‘ tire is sand.|
Thebes must be returned. ' , ‘ . N Y address—127 .lh N10" 9 to i The sitting of the court was inimc s s ”is u L ( y \ , or them A her
WILLIAM EFFRON. - . , 4 P- m ill"? . gitucl. pint iinii roofing shite. Cop-

 

 

' “ ‘ idmely “mended “mm “‘V“V‘" “pm“r' Der. srhuhlte and soothe ipliospila' ., You Return in Easy Weakly

1 ROWAN sT., EAsT NORWALK. d .d
AS 500“ “5 the ”W” "a ””1"“ ‘0 tic) have been mined and small de-

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——-——. .. . day Maitre Labori began reading somel
‘ - posits of talc, asbestos and mica have :30 ,
HARDWARE, MUSICAL or the Gueydun letters. iiu remarked: .been explored The soils of the quad i i! Payments.
The Well Known lNSTRUMENTS. “he“ he "’0“ up the second one in rsngle are a cameo of considerable ‘

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Lillie Lowest Prices ls Sold by in the letter M. Lall aux. wr mg

‘ ' ‘ - _ P WNS" ’ the present Madame (‘ulllaux bciore is .by far the most valuable mine‘rali ,

nEFFRON, ‘ i . his divorce from \ladume Gucydun, re product of the region. it hits bceni :'
. , P P - (erred to the happiness he would feel t number 0‘ “magi ’ ~ “I er lli

A ER Joseph Rosenflem’ prom when he could "press a million kisses obsen Ed at a grea p .

3 ROWAN 31'- Vand has been mined at many of them. .

6‘ . \ I V - " 1? nothing indecent as common rumor .‘
P ‘ ’ . 'aluable. both for water supplies and
pha ort‘land cement ’ WAI I . The NOR‘ 4 ALK has reported .. for the de\ elopmcnt oi pow er. I.

 

 

 

 

 

Tel. 44'. r 40 WATER STREET. over your dear body". ' IOre has been Blilppfid at different‘ BARGAIN IN USED CARS
Paintin ' SOUTH NORWALK When tChemreudlngmr'iis _, fomd!‘ heft: times (mm more than a hundred' 'fi
V Moue i into .Bladame .a aux, w ier iea '
g Y 0 d on all articles 0{Vlow was crying bitterly. Her sons 113:"? : nil]? ogroap: 2:13:22}? 1232;. Ford Model T, electric lights, A1 condition ........ . ......... $300.00
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Papfl' Hanging value‘ unredeeme‘! Pleilsefl It a 3610- could be heard all over the courtroom. tolfo describes all the features of thek
I rlilce. ' Then with a 3‘8“ She “3“ prostrate 1° iron ores and gives in detail dcucrlp-i 1 5 Passenger Touring Car, newly painted. _Bsrgain ..... $3504.11

Decoratlll I 4"“ the floor. Two Republican ““3qu tions of the prominent mines.
g standing near raised her and cart e . Early Volcanic Activity.

NOTICE. her out of the chamber ‘ f The larger topographic features or
V The four judges at once “my” rom rocks of various kinds of structure or'

the" seats and Judge “mm“ an texture and different degrees of re-

DAR!) RAYO LAMPS AND ‘ . ' .
QKING RANGES AT THE ;Water Will beshut Off from pounced the suspension or [he humus sistance in several geologic periods,|
iduring which the land stood at va-

' Tel. 45!. ' '
T PRICES . _ . .. _, , East Norwalk, Sunday, July STREET lnEP‘nT'EIT irlous altitudes above sea leve1. Thus
' 26th,’1914 at 10 a m on 80' “° ”“8“ ““5“ °' ”‘° ““1““?
$ ’ ~ -‘ " ll 1 occupy nearly all of the nort 1-
Norwalk Water System “‘8 “EP‘JBED BHIDGEV‘ :riiciialt oi the area. are the worn- Mid-.Summer Clearing Sale.

.Tonit ill not stain . . - ' I . n. A t n...
__.. ‘ DISTRICT COMMISSION- Tito street department on Tuesnayggfmmifififl? :we theirpgiiasfence On All Household Goods-«A Saving of 50 per cent.

 

 

 

 

’1 Pope Hartford, a revelation in powa and speed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

__ , ‘ WALL STREETr—Europe was again . ERS_ ' 'evenin'g tore up the 01“ Planking Otto the superior resistance of the old
T V B' d 1‘ the primary factor in today's local -~ ~’ .- ' “‘9 Bell Island bridge and 1“” “e“ 4": gleiesic rocks to erosion as contrast- Come Early and Take Advantage
WO 1" 8 market operations. that semi-panicky ._.:~. 12 yellow pine. This work was done ed with the later and gone;- shales . 0f the Bargains .

conditions on all foreign exchanges in g°°d time. the men starting at mid- 'and limestones which occupy the in-

. one: Awning finding direct reflection in numerous Make;y0u1' xRoof 2:1? ngntggwii‘iieazti; clock the “fleeting valleys The rocks forming ' V- M. GUTKOWSKY '

'severe recessions here. Canadian ‘Pa engineer these mountains are very old, and

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

oztuzhgwfizmgof “2‘3: ciilc was most seriously attained 105. ‘ and street committee. discovering that were once buried far beneath the 87 NORTH MAIN ST. OPP. OONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
“f our awnings , Esti- ‘ing 2 5-8 at the outset on a sale or .' KF‘REPROOF Roton avenue. Bell 13'3“,“ “itow: earth's surface. They have been
ortully given ' .» i1500 shares. while Northern Pacino , ":3- halelslfiT'Sd York Teb‘lfim 1:: at broguht to light by great upheavals ____‘ - T___~__ __ ___- mfl

V . tell almost as much Steel also was ' V w grave ‘ P B one "“5 18F and shattering oi the earth‘s crust, I V ' p

. . . . .. , tor of tli G l i lb rv ,Wt.‘i-
HN ‘ T “tremfly dealt in. large blocks chang- TRY ASBESTOS CENTURY work 0““ bank near Naramake Home, followed by long continued erosion of pollutant} l‘he SEW-m it: Rtmkn‘gayé inglon D 6(J 60 0g on u ey “I
. “05' a" For ' :2?er our" war is; ...... 42:3; or... . ' —-' '

"TI NorthMaln .Bt, ’tlcally all the‘iiit'erantlonailist regls- u as ins stree w cm The crescenttc ridges and isolated .n .’ .. , . . .1

. ‘ ltered losses of 1 to 2 points,. with :8 C H- Aisthor e gravel. The street department is also hills known as the Watchuug Mann-1‘9““ Vienna, Dunviilti. Townsbuiyl DEATH FOLLOWS TWENTY FOOT

number offiew low records. Business Palchms “19 110153 in me 59“” “6' talus, in the southeaster'n part or ;the__ and Pequest lie “Don t or c 056 01 FALL.

 

in the early dealtpg was heavier than Tel. 987-3. Ssavisw Av. ““li ”WWW?” with ““3119“ “we and quadrangle. which rise boldly 400 to “S “we“ ' ~
at any previous session of mewweek', i' ’_ ~ .. 7.; . . ‘ “Infill“ “mu'e- u “’85 remarked 500 feet above the lowland. are termed The principal lakes appear only in: TORRINGTON, July 2i}.—Thomtis

~ . :esteld“? that ““3 patching “mum not i hi hi resistant, volcanic rocks the glaciated region and owe their McNamara, forty-three, died this
being augmented by toreltn' oflerings. o E y I
A rally bEfOl‘SVthe end 0! the first hill! ‘ ‘ stay 9“” b‘“ the street department re-. much Younger than the rocks oi the. existence to dammlug by glacial mn-fmornliig from injuries received when

 

 

 

 

hour materially reduced initial de- :1 h Th7 port it is still ill place this morning Highlands: They represent three. or terlal behind which the wage;- 'WCU-‘he tell, from 9. railroad bridge to the
”chaos. ‘ ‘ "St T e mgs “n9. ‘3 “We ‘0 my the” ‘0‘ some‘perhapa tour successive outbursts of mutated. The regions about lake Hop- street. a. distance or twenty feet, ww-
LONDON, July 25.--4Fea_rs that the FQR A . tune to come - p {volcanic activity which resulted in otcong, Budd Lake and Cranberry nesday mgm His skull was fractured

'~ the effusion of thick and extensive neservoir are well known and popular and boa. jawg broiten

V , Austin-Hungarian trouble will involve
3-. Europe" the omniirmbd rumor 6t

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ilava sheets. These flows were deeply summer resort/s. Lake Hopstcg‘ng, the‘

mobilization caused panic . , ”E‘Tns ”gin Funuuls ‘buried under subsequent sedimentary largest like in New‘Jei-sey, covers 4 William Dumas, of Stanlford' wag
-, . ens on ths‘stock Monetize to- OUR . > __ ideposlts, later uplifted and folded, and suitors miles and lies 928,!eet 'above coming from Westport. last my“, and
. 2: m ‘Evsrybodyei'lered stock Without ' Mrs Betty Within. died MW“ finally exposed and truncated by sea level he outline is highly lrrezu-imet a car going, east at Naghg (or.
ridding “you; slid the declines resin, INHIAN SWEE1 years and ten months, wire of John erosion." ‘. lar, and its shore line. most or whichinex,’ and it was gains at such a t- m.
tepid were outidtl “proportion to the Wallis, or 4 Osborn avenue, East Nor-l Once CoWrsd py’ Glacial amt. is steep sud densely Wooded is more he speed that game“; Dune.) out to one
WI GRASS BASKET walk. died at her home yesterday. The dsscflptio'ti ol.’ the [rest termln- than 40 miles lonz- - side. The other car struck the re.“-

V ili‘iineral ”"1“! will ”I held irom “'9 '1 mm“. which V“ 16mm! ll! 1‘09“ Asrlcuiture is the chief occupation Wheel of liis auto and then swerved to
late home “loudly. July?" at 2 30 wssto dumped along- the margin of of the rural portion of the popitls- one side, and, kept on. Mr. Ds’niels
o'clock. Rev. C. J. Vii}, ill will 01- the continental "Vlos shoot. is I. build tion, it large part or the surface south’iu's‘ a but can belonging to the Mlow.
N011“ WI St: acme. interment within ti‘ Riverside. inst-l: interesting More or m folio. or the “midst. moraine being under
.2“ , . Comm-y. ‘ 9., , This moraine «tins-W non cultivation. W ,
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