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SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1914
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Special Values in
Table Damaks
25c, 40c, 50c, 75c and $100 I erd.
Ir
WRIGHT AND DITSON
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
Ford Repairing a
Specialty
Your car made to ride with comfort
at a very low price. Your car may.
need attention. Have it looked over
Summer Furnishings. Summer Clearance
Beth logic—10c, 12 1-2c, 25c, 35c . in time and save money. i
an , .
m 5......_...oo "2541-th75 'and Nas 1-5 to 1-3 Off Regular Price. m3?£23:.":£5.°3‘13°§.....i: SALE.
saint-zinc 45c, soc, 70c, 75c, ALL PRlcES. mfififwm gladly furnished lMI: Fmaordmw values {n WARN “081”” “0' .. ) ,
79c and 95c- WM. Po BEERS Our entire line of Summer Furnishings has been radically reduced ’ée‘fuanmee a“ work done at my 85' Egg: yfiélgxisof 531$; szfsgftsd hknijll'ixgfifij 123:
E. K. Banks look and Stationery “or. for our Annual July Sa‘e 'f yru have any needs why overlook EmefflehcyA‘i:“3_GiV¢n SPGCIII PRICE ‘REDCCTOXS' n s an ar (mam m RAWLAL
. . . i , .t . I entlon.
It is impossible to state the details of the offerings but the
prices are so attractive that you will feel amply repaid by com-
ing early in order to secure the most admntageous selections.
Sale will continue all week.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
1
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Nomelk. Norwaik
this sale?
i A. J. Collins & Co
flehuckomo Hotel Block, Bo. Nomlk.
Austin's Garage
122 SOUTH MAIN ST.
1 Or ’Phone 1022-2, W. R. Austin, 11
Woodward Avenue.
ATTEND THE GREAT CUT RATE
SALE.
SOUTH NORWALK.
LOCAL
Mm
ENEW LINE OF
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE “I.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
' Eyes Examined Free
ing that the government in St. Peters»
burg undertake the protection of Set-
JaCOby',S via. The Novoe Yremya says:
The Russian government, clearly .
recognizes that the Austrian ultima—
tum is partticularly directed against
it, and Russia is replying not only
words, but by the requisite actions.
Sert'ia is being subjected to an un-
Louis Avrick
The Union Clothing and Shoe Store.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Summer Dresses
POSTOFFICE BLOCK lawful attack and will not remain ' .
I‘cr \‘orwaik and vicinity“ Generallv‘ BOUTH NORWALK ,810119- The disturhcrs Of the peace
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fair tonight and Sunday; light to mod‘, FA CBS 0 —_‘. ~ A 1 ' 1:3: :lélomwil: ighiiaMtlrhil‘egs‘tiZe (Till?
Mk V t P _. .
:::;:dw;::i:gindl;e 12::er‘swelfttiyt‘emourI 5" TO 35¢ F—\CH 1 an 0a I . nce trian ultimatum is withdrawn Russia.
horns from Illinois eastward to the! ‘ I -- . ‘ Take a Tnp 011 the wt] "OI tentain a silent spectator of ‘f’
Jersey coast. The greatest amount or'Ncw Assortment of Prizes at All Have secured 3- 19W 0373063 Of "1‘5 "9'1" high class coal. We are 0 d K Violence {
rainfall reported “a. 1... inches. at: Prices i Wm" t° "pp” °“’ ”mm” 8M" f“ ””5“" “5" °’ “m" cean 3" eep — ”‘9 ”6““ °" ”“3 0“" “a“ ”a" "
Scranton Pa Showem “ere also re ' stock. Rare opportunity to place your winter orders. Cool 0‘” “1““ “mm” “3‘9 been in ‘
orted truth the lower Mississippi \‘al- t ._ _______ .__._.- . .__._..__... “0 “'58 dl‘liosed to enter into con-
p D 0 N N E L L Y S? RAYM ND OTHERS Maine 319831311“) C°-. Metropolitan flit-ts arising out of complications in
le\ 1 S. S. Co., Red Cross Line,.0ld DO‘ — the War East and out luglish friends
, W .31 ATIONERY AND BOOK STOHEi. ‘
minion S. S. Co., (‘lyde‘ Line, Saw
vannah Line and all the big lines
to Europe.
J. M. Layton & Co., Inc.
already are gi\ing the prudent advice
to give away. The only means of
averting a l-‘uropenn conflict is strict
‘abstention from giiing any encourage- .» L.
10 eou‘rn MAIN I I
wanna: A YEAR AGO TooAv.: eraser. i
Temperature: Low 65; high 78.,m l
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('lear. On a dare from a young lay compan-
.ion, Ernest Platt, of this city. tried to
LOVER’S
1‘ Real Estate insurance.
An Exchange Telegraph Company’s”
055”“)- l‘urumbley. who ordered him to report preparations ‘0 9‘3“"3‘9 ”918m“. the
-—__ ito the police station. The matter is to: Far UP-tO-dete Service Call aca ion capital- it “dds ”1‘“ "la"! 01' the
—Pan-American straws. O'Brien's. ‘be referred to the Third district COlil‘ a FRED H. GANUNG. "OOPS already hate left the city.
- . ‘ , . “ Funeral Director and which is id
. miggionerg, Q cons ered untenable and
The annual convention of the Cath- ' Rubbe: N0 sailing or NiCkel Officesrnbdflgizidenc. . are retiring toward the south.
aiic Total Abstinence Union. of Lon- Miss Margaret Gormley was struck? o e Tolophone 904 O twear
gecltllcut, i:Inf b: heldA in foozwny'; on the head and quite badly injured} ; Toned Motor Party FlfllSh 34 lo. Main on. so. Norweik. MODERN FIRE FIGHTING.
28' at art or on ugus ‘ an yesterday afternoon by astone thrownlu ‘ $ 13 '
’ 5 ‘hY small boys in the VICIMU Of Cedar. : 0 complete —- YOUR FEET ARE ENTITLED Motor Driven Apparatus at Salem
The building inspector issued a per- 5"”!- Wmmme Heii‘iyJ- 39”" h“ ‘3 _ g -+-. . TO A VACATION. SLIP THEM fire,
mit to the White Electrical Company, pened 1° be passing by' and a “0“" . - WithOUt one Of our Imperlal cafe INTO A COMFORTABLE pAm ___._ t . j.
this morning. to install electric wir- plnlnt was made to him, but. Miss- 2 ' l , 3"
Go 1 did ‘ 'li d ‘ OF ' 1‘ (”king for ten hours and thirty
Ing in the home of J. R. Jennings, 8 may ‘1 Wm“ will“ we: ' i
.44
_ 8 for the purpose of running pumps.
' . u ttnclnn . Every Bottle gnu-m
Watered smut . . jimmy; 3:41! mm A a 631:. M COM 80 ham Sm COL passed take steps to enforce her do- 'cm“ received the “arm A doicn
" . l on o r “1 Sanitary, Most Simple, Hiflhflt * I mnnde, lpieces responded from nearby when
J S. Buckley. 0f \orw.alk ‘5 enjoy- exhibit his climbing ability by ascend-
Ing 8 ”“110“ in 30510“: Mass ling a telegraph pole in East Norwalk,
-last evening. The young man was dis-
TTY 9. shore dinner at Roton P01“ covered in the air by Officer Joseph
Henry street, Second district. about "-
the matter to the prosecuting attor-
Tfie McHarg-Barton Conipany have
ney for further action.
given the contract to the White Elec-
tric Company to install three thirty-
Iiive horsepower motors on caisson No.
.«
While running down Hamilton ave-
nue after a car. a dog Jumped over
a fence on that street and tore the
trousers of Edward Randall. The mat-
ter has been referred to Dog Warden
Thomas W. Walsh for action.
back the catch. They totally destroy.
ed two chewing gum machines.
Cents.
——Store your'automobile In Disesa's
Garage 47 Railroad avenue. 'culprits did not try tapbrenk into the
ticket seller's omce.
Mrs. A. Etenger. of South Main
street, will tomorrow celebrate her
thirtieth birthday in a very-appropri-.
ate manner. Mrs. Stenger will give
an outing and general good time to a
large number of her friends on a farm
in West Norwalk. '
The case of non-support of Carl and
Lillian Weed, which was brought up
in the. local court,» this morning, was
continued by Judge E. M. Lockwood
until August 7th. It is claimed that
the‘futher of tbése children do not con-.
tribute to their support. but leaves it
to their grandparents. \
were ‘
freight.
itoboes frOm
FOREIGN MONEY onosns;
———a—.
‘ Poet Office. August 1.
partment is just at present seeking in
between the United States and foreign
' Icountri‘eu.
-——Straws, New York prices 0'3“,“ ' On August 1 there will be placed in
ing arrested We Anderson, on Rail- money orders to foreign countries.'Un-
road avenue, for drunkenness and der the old schedule the rates for j;
breech of the peace. This morning money orders to foreign countries was, -- ‘
Judge E M. Lockwood in the Second considerably complicated and there: 3'
district court, fined him 35 which was were a number of different rates.otten :j
“de Anderson WV represented by in odd figures for money orders of
various amounts to foreign countries.
Attorne John J Cuuco. .
y Now. under the new system, all for-
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.The Public Utilities Commission of sign countries except tlibee with which .. ‘ ‘
3‘ this state has notified the city odiciuin the United States tweets postal bus-
.thet 0 hearing will be h'eld before them lness on a. domestic basis, come under
in Hartford. on m” “”1““: Jul! 0“ rate. and the computation of thin ‘
,. .31, at 11.530 o'clock. relative to the rate has been much simplified. .
‘ V ' mus: ol- the connecticut Company "-1 Under the new system the rate for .1
I. constructing their trolley trucks on all foreign countries is notched debt-
Constable Seizer has securedi I
the names of two boys and will report} :
Burglars early last evening agaiutu
tried th Ir luck in the Rowayton do! I
pot. The thieves effected an entrance‘ 'j
by breaking a window and throwing --
set- 22
ting from the machines a large quan-I ::
tity at gum and about twenty or thirty ..
Both the east and west-bound 2:
stations were visited and thetwo mo: ::
chines in each place broken Into. The .-
§taticnmaster "I
William A. Reid said this morning he. ..
was of the opinion, that the thieves!»
some passing‘ ‘j
EFlat Rate for Such in Effect at Local ':
The United States Post Office De.
some manner to )ncnase its interns-g 1
tionnl money order business and is; I
making a complete reorganization 6f ..
the money order system now in must I
roperation at the local post omceafir
Officer Frank V Raymond last cven- schedule of flat rates for international ..
a Simplex ~
Vacuum Buttles
Keeps Liquid Cold 80 Hours
Hot 30 Hours
Manufa‘cturer‘s_ Guarantee with every one of them.
6~ COupons and, 980
will make you the possessor of a Rubber Toned one.
6 Coupons and $1.13
will bring a Nickel One into your home.
‘ Ask your friends who owm one. They’ll tell you 'what
a household necessity it has become.
now before the supply‘ is exhausted.
Bring, your Coupons
Coupon No.47
COMPLETE $2 sq. VACUUM BOTTLE.
Presented by The Evening Sentinel
Vacuum Bottle Day.
Every day t. n.
Present the above coupon at this office, with five
others of consecutive dates, and the cost amount of exr fl
pence items named below, and get this Simplex Vacuum
:50 Vacuum Bottle T—__,f ‘
Read to me. all complete, including a handsome
Bottle.
21'
Monica: Bottle Milky
l w;lf-'x'l‘s'l'l‘I’I'I‘I'I‘I‘I'I‘I'I‘I‘I
5 Railroad Ave.
SOuth Narwelk.
Now Open
0 RAILROAD AVENUE.
REGULAR DINNER 406.
Business Men’s or
Quick Lunch at
Noon
25 CENTE.
HIGH-CLASS sea “noon.
DRAUGHT.
CARL SCHAUB, PROPRI ETOR.
It in elm-beet to ouch I
on: or n plumbing repair w
t Int mm. because its to
CNS! in to grow worn at
enact.
noe. on well as time and tro
is, by 'phonlng or sending
.I'uv “hitching Ice.
Five Cent Lunch
FROM 4 To a EACH Ahenuoo'u.
. NOTHING ABUT PABST'S BEER ON
“Outing
~Shoes
EVERYTHING FOR SUMMER'S
COMFORT FOR MEN, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN.
Glover’s Shoe Store
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VIM! THREATENED
(Continued from First Page.)
moralization set in at the opening of
business today, owing to a rumor that
Russia had begun to mobilize her
great army in the preparation for
exentualitle. Dealers offered every-
thing. and British Console were of!
34 to 73 34. Rio Tintos lost 3 points
Russian Boudsz 1-2, Austrian and
Hungarian Bonds2 points, while the
American stocks were quoted at from
$1 to $3 below parity. Canadian Pa.-
clflc, however. showed the must loss.
A fractional hardening occurred be-
fore noon, but the market remained
nervous and excited. ‘
The Serviun government had not
until this morning given any hint as
to what its reply to Austrlas’ note
would be, but in quarters which are
not official, no hope is held out that
the answer will be favorable. Should
this turn out to be the fact. unless
Russia should be successful in her ef-
fort «in havothe time limit extended
in favor of Some, Austria will, it is
. pointed out before many hours have
it is argued in authoritative quar-
tore“ that Austria-Hungary. it left
THE PLACE intent to Servia.” ‘ w 2
dispatch from Vienna. says news was
receiied there today to the effect that
the Seriian go \ernment was making
minutes at full capacity without skip '
or miss of the motor is the record of
a rotary pumping engine at the Salem
tire. This probably constitutes :1 rec-
ord for this class of fire apparatus. for
the reason that no engine has been"
greater '
calledupon to work for a
length of time continuously at an act-
ual tire. As it was seen that ”the So.-
lem department was unable to cope
with the fire, a call was sent to sur-
rounding towns in Massachusetts.
stantly motor-driven apparatus was
hurried over the road from Reading,
Lynn, Medford, Maiden. Melrose, Win-
chester and Cambridge. Reading be-
ing the only city that had a pumping
engine. The Reading firemen realized
the seriousness of the situation and
the big engine was sent over the roads 1
[at top speed. At times it traveled at '
'a rate of between 35 and 40 miles an
lhour. It reached the scene in approx-
imately one-fourth the flute that would
have been required for a horse-drawn
isteamer to have been loaded on a rail. -‘
,way carland shipped to the point of .«
action.
Once at the scene of the conflagra-
tion the motor-driven engine was sent
to the hottest part of the tire, where if."
worked side by side with the 'old style
steam pumps. Because of its selfcon- .
tained driving power and consequently
far greater mobility the engine was
shifted from time to time to where the
most water was needed, The result at >
this was that it was always in the ad-
vance line of the fights and never
ceased work until the fire had boon
brought under control.
It was due to a great extent to the
quickness with which the fire appur-
atus and firemen from surrounding
towns reached §alem that the confla- ‘
gration was finally stopped. Fire up-
paratus 1y"!I the right of way on all.
roads running to Salem. Massachu
setts' particularly the eastern part 02*
the’ State, is probably more that-ought.
1y modernized than any section of the
country in the way of motorizer dro
apparatus and the value of this Was
shown when the apparatus from other
the first call for outside aid come In.
As soon as news of the tire reached
ln- "
w‘.‘
WHOLIOALI Aldo RETAIL. . Ilonc, could crush her diminutive Boston and n was known that outside
neighbor in short order, but It ll apparatus hed‘bcen called in. e M
“if“ 11!“ RIB!“ my find herself vice car with ports and several expert ‘
iambic 1» "and idly by and m a mach-um wu hurried to calm lobe »
. 8|" Mon Dneticelly eminent-nod ion bend I: my work wee mount-y to“
Already port of the Russian pron; keep the engines at their highest to.
‘ bee taken } fled-ht attitude, demand deiency.
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