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Evening sentinel, Monday, July 27, 1914 · page 5

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Epecial Values in Tow-m * . _. . Ford Repairing a I .
Table Damaks Te““‘S.R“ke‘S Summer Furnishings. Widest... Summer Clearance

25c, 40c, 50c. 75: ”d 81.00 . Yard. Tennis Balls at a. very low price. Your car may

Beth Towels—10c. 12 1-2c, 25c, 35c

, and 50:. . in time and save money. . A ’ t A
Bed Spruce—$1.00 $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and NCtS 1.5 to 1.3 Off Regular Price. “mfg? $23: 33.3%.“; I. S ALE.

 

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Bed Sheets—39c, 45c, soc, 70c, 75c. “L "'CES‘ [urges gm” 1mm“. Low
““ WM P BEERS ..w... .. .. .. ..
. a Our entire line of Summer Furnishings has been radically reduced “3°- ‘ A, c A A L, . 1 I i ' PAR. (OR-
SLTS. ETC—all of our well known standard quality at RADICAL
an s EmOrOency Cali. Given Special . . . . . .
e 0 look and Station"! hero. for our Annual July Sale. lfuyou have 811i needs, why overlook ‘ Attention. PRKL RLDLICTOAS’ *
5°“ «walk omlk . It . ' .. ,- . - .
“.mk‘mo “at“ mo“, .0. N I... til N N this we? is impossible to state the detdlls of the offerings but the

Austin’s Garage prices are so attractive that _\'0u will feel amply repaid by com-

ing early in order to secure the most advantageous selections.
‘22 SOUTH "MN 81" Sale will continue all week.
Or 'Phone 1622-2, w..n. Austin, 11

A. J. Collins & Co. —————-~~—~e——=—- The N. E. Ryan Co.

’ SALE.

 

 

 

 

8. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.

 

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O. B. Jackson " 35:53.2?“
Optician Prion; on
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free Louis Avrick

———-.———-— ———-——.——__. Summer Dresses
— POSTOFFICE BLOCK
n SOUTH NORWALK ‘

 

 

 

 

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AND
Noemi

For Not-walk and vicinity: Generally - R
fair tonight and Tuesday. There is no FAVO S . —— 1 . } Teddy Lambert spent yesterdl!
well-defined storm ares. east of the‘ 1 At Prlce afternoon in Stamtord. . i
Rocky Mountains and the showers that 5‘} TO 35¢ EACH. a ‘ ...—. ___. _._-

 

 

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have occurred during the last twenty- _ Take a Trip on the Miss MacDonald has‘ been assist- if
tour horus have been very scattered.;N°W Assortment 0f Prizes at All Have secured ‘ few cargoes 0‘ "”5 very high class coal, '0 37° 0 d K a ing in the Smith (in goods store. A
High temperatures were reported from‘ Prices prepared to supply Oill‘ Customers either for present use or winter l cean 3!] BED ......_._-

 

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the western districts The weekly fore- 3100K Rare opportunity 10 place your winter orders. 1 000' Miss Grace Weber, the liibrarianlu

3:21.11:{31.111933323133125rutllzgmflf. D 0 N N E L L Y S , RAYMOND BROTHERS Maine Steamship Co.. Metropolitan SCIENTIFIC _._FMRYLAND- l on a “ms ”(8mm ' g
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first part or the week with local show- I STATIONERY AND IOOK STORE ‘ S. 'S. (30.. Red Cross Line, Old Do-
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“m. of “w Wonders Wrought by \ho Outdoor service was held at till
Use of Liquid Air. iPresblterian churth yestelday by Rev.
Professor 11. ll Turner has [men in. Carlos Martyll- .. ”l!“-

J , . . trodnuhlg Britishchihlren to renew ——————o ' '
temperatures during today, but cool‘ Judge John Keogh has returned from .. « J. M. Layton & C0., Inc. Sunlmdhmfetlluuilmndl (lit si‘ietllmin The Noxop house on .Highland "9. j
nights. .. g a short but enjoyable vacation. R d Th S t l f A“ N Real Estate insurance. “3 rooms 0 e 0"." "M m on n ““9 has been 0“Hillel by MT and pi

. ea 6 en lne or ews London. He demonstrates phenomena ,Mrs. Blake ()zias -,
5 “mm“ AV°- “in“ NWMK- that are more entertnlnillg than unv- i :- i
WEAT”ER A YEAR AGO TODAV-I A meeting of the directors of the ’ '

. . . tricks of magic. because the are not
Cl:;m”emwre' mw' 66’ high" al‘y—‘iow Canaan Railway Company will ohly marvelous and picturezque. but Edward W" hind. 3“ has mum“ it

it‘s-iii: be held this afternoon. ’ M real. to his home in Bridseport. after 3

Th 1 t i i in 1 th new C P "—— W ““— P‘or example, one day recently he in. \isit with his father here. . i

e e co r c w 1' 8 n e - , Roton continues to be popular with ' trtxluced the children to liquid nirnnndl
. Fer Up-IO-dm Servico’c-ll

Hayes “Mk' on horth IMain street, Sunday school excursions and many

‘howed them some of the wonders that
FRED H. GANUNG. “
will be installed by H. Moeller. are booked to ”‘6 during the month

Funeral Director and can be wrought with it. He poured
of August . Embsirner, , liquid air from one of Sir James De-
Sergeant Thomas Leatheriand starts ' Rubber N0 sailing 201' Nlckel
today on his annual summer's vacation' Rev. and Mrs. Charles *E. Barto, of
irom his police and detective duties. West avenue, will leave tomorrow for Toned Motor nPagrtyw JFllliSh

Office and Rnldence w 's vacuum vessels upon water and
Lake George, N. Y., where they will . . $13
9 8 C Complete .$l__

Telephone 904, can the beams of a powerful light
Without one of our

minions. s. (.‘o.. Clyde Line, Sa-
vannah Line and all the big lines
to Europe.

ers followed by cooler weather the lat- 1. SOUTH MAIN STREET.
‘ter part. Conditions favor for this vi-
cinity fair weather with quite high M

 

 

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84 So. Main St, Bo. Nomalk, upon it. A dense layer or white clouds Harry Seeman. formerly 831910304
'- ' ‘ rose from the surface. and the children in the Darlen Garage. has Open“ 1
were invited to Wait this nwny ‘wlth a new garage on‘Center street.‘
a: ’12 fans. As the clouds rolled back the ..
. . . water was seen to be scattered with . -
Imperla] Cafe small floating cups of ice. each contain "—Bu” your “1"“er at Sterling 3;

t._ . log a few drops of liquid a“. rapidly Furniture Co, 127 Washington street. j“;
boiling away and liberating oxygen. —— A

Now Open V The professor's assistant hold a splin- Tom Lee. the Chinese lanudryman‘.

 

 

 

 

 

Word has been received in this city enjoy a week‘s vacation.
that Mrs. lsanc-iStlll of Marshall street.
died in Delaware. to which place she Miss Frances White, of CorpusCris-
removed ir om ””5 city. ‘ti, Texas. who has been a guest of her

W , :cousin, Miss Mary Butts. has gone to

““3“ Spicer, J" 0' East Hamp- Buffalo, 'N. Y. to spend several weeks ,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ter of glowing wood over one of the has returned. lie. was ill and went” 9
ton, Conn, found ll valuable 1w la tcth fob .- RMLROAD AVENUE ice cups and the oxygen that rose from .New York. He is well again “"1""?
in trout of the leford etc as evo- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Carey Hub- REGULAR PINNER 40¢. . this caused the wood to burst mm - '

nlng. The find was r orted to the bard, of New York, are here as guests
90“” authorities. of Mrs. P. E. Readman. of Harriet

"'—"“" , street. They will stay for a week.
—-Dancing every Wednesday and.

- . 9 flame.
BuSIneSS Men S or Professor Turner also repeated the ~ .
- familiar experiment of the pendulum, ‘PWUMS‘E" W- 1- “5”“ 0‘ Nomtol;
OUICk LUllCh at which enabled the children actually Heights will give a stereopticon prim

. Simplex
Vacuum Bottles

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......u.............. .. Noon sutures ...... m. 3.121323%:32:2.L‘éiifiilzl‘hl‘:v
. yesterday for New York. from which Tuesda eveniu . ’
The regular meeting of the italian place she left for the' Adirondacks this 25 CENT; J Y 8- H .
independent Society was bold yester- morning Miss Betta will be 80118 for CANAL THROUGH A TUNNEL

 

 

Keeps Liquid Cold 80 Hunts.
Hot 30 Hours

day. After general matters were‘ dis- about two weeks.
cussed, refreshments were enjoyed.
The society accepted an invitation Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M. ‘Steiger and
from the “Bum“ 8001“” °t N°""“‘i daughter'have returned to their home.

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:1 F Ive Gent unc Gm! Engineering Feat That France a it e Peope 0f Everywhere '

. in three volumes, has been received
1'. FROM 4 To 0 EACH AFTERNOON. . " “'5‘" ‘° °°"'P'°"°"- ‘ l

 

at the library from the state. TIN

We “9 "0‘ the only countly with a Ibooks are for children and deal wi .
H'OH'GLA“ 8“ FOOD' canal Job that is nearly completed. In ill

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

to join with them in their Labor Day on Edward street, after spending the Manufacturer’s Gwmtee with every one of than. NOTHING BUT P ABST’S BEER ON the south of France there is being dug child life in various countries. It
parade. This was accepted. week-end with friends in Paterson, 1" H . DRAUGHT. the last link in the system of water . _ 1"?
.2 J- 4 CARI... BCHAUB. PROPRIETOR. communication that will Join Marseilles A ”“3“" hm“ raced over Miller? , l
There Was a meeting yesterday af- oupons an O .. _ with the north of France. bridge Friday afternoon, amid some. ,

It is already possible to cross from excitement. The present condition at
the English channel to we Medlterra- ’the bridge is such that loss of life ‘
nean by canal, but there was no great was avoided only by strong arm work ‘ .
'I ‘ DOl‘t at tile southern end of the 85'8- and a clear head on the driver's part. \
to:h hizcfilthzgrgsen‘t ctlngtlth c'tnal 'i'l‘he horse was harnessed to a. fiorist’l
. as ng we 9 a e .
will pass through a.tunnel nearly four lggfiargn “5 way to Darien frond
' and a- half miles long. This tunnel ‘ 11.:
comes soonufter leaving the harbor' ”
or Marseilles. It: will be forty-eight The 0°“gl983t10m‘ Didi” A” 50‘ a
feetflhigh and seventy-three feet wide, ciety gave a pleasant 18W“ party 3"
with nearly twenty feet or water in it. 'tho home of Mrs. George Schlltohtind
' The amount of rock excavated is on Sedgwlck avenue Friday afternoon,
eight times as much per yard of ad- and the candies and ice-cream we?!
vance‘ BS in the Bimpion tunnel, but enjoyed by the many visitors. n‘
it 13 being dug at the rate °t nearly ladies of the society were in charm

twenty feet a day. h H
After passing through the tunnel the :1: t: :11: was a success, and enjoy»

cannl will turn to the West and border ~
the lake of Berre. At: Port de Bout: it: . x
will join the present canal from Aries, A dismantled touring 031’ which Il
which will be enlarged. The cost: will “fill for some days by the mm
be about $14.000.000.—-Boston Globe. .lnear the Seeley house, on the Foil:

- ' i road, was towed in Saturday by"Co_né
World's nun: Building. ‘ stable Bates The cars history calls
. Plans have recently been filed with only be conjectured it is ‘ “-

Norwalk in Quittner’s Hall. The hub street. registered a. complaint with“
tan Federated Societies of Norwalk's the police about boys on that street
committee in charge of the clebrutioni playing “cat" in the middle of meg-aha
to be given 011 Columbus D”: were near her store and knocking the "cat"
siren permission to so ahead final-against her house. Oiflcer John Tuth-
make arrangements. This committee' m stopped the nuisance
will meet on ThursdalLevening, at 14
Wood street, and all the members are Ralph Roblchaud [Mug at the cop.
“1'8“ to W present. . nor of South Main and Henry streets.
—"" "i i (:1 n was admitted yesterday to the Non
Railroad Detective see, of the New walk, Hospital‘suifering with typhoid
Haven road. lastsvenlng brought E. fever. This is Vthe‘firstcase of this.
LBurke and John flunivan to the, South season. and the matter will be investi-jg
.Norwslk po'iice‘ station. The‘boys had gated to and out under what condl- '-
been arrested by the detective I for' tions the diseale was contracted.
trespassing on railroad property. The
two offenders were stealing a freight .Frlends in this city have received
ride from Boston to New York, where word from the Rev. John Stapleton.
they were to 3.00.1! work. .After beillz pastor of the South [Norwalk Congre'
' 817611 G severe talking to they were gational Church. that Mr. Stapletonws
discharged this morning. father is seriously ill in his home at
\ . . ' ’ Michigan. The Rev. Mr. Stapltton is
Another complaint" has beel'l rsceiv- staying with his father at the protein ,

will make you the possessor of a Rubber Toned one.

,, 6 Coupons and $1.13

wdlbring a Nickel Onemto your home. , ‘ i

Ask your friends who own one. They’ll tell you whet
a household necessity it has become. Bring your Coupons
now before the supply' is exhausted.

 

 

 

Is, by 'uboniiz or sendlng‘ ..
‘3! whenever any part of 4..
. tary equipment “spears t
be out or order in choicest.

 

 

-~ Coupon No.47

COMPLETE $2.5: vACuUM BOTTLE.

Presented by The Evening‘Sentinel. Every 'day is a ‘
Vacuum Battle Day.

 
 

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ternoon of all the Italian societies of Mrs. Benjamin Herghneld, of Wood : .

f.£ '4"

,. , ' the bureau or buildings. New York for c l bi l t d bl
ed by the police relative to the notch time. . . , . l - ‘I I lpasseng“ o “m 3' ”an e “
ness of bathers on the dock of the pub. “ . —--——. ~ o ‘ pm»: the above coupon at this office. will: live :11: 35.11313: 3.13% $33.31: in" ‘5 “”1”“ “f "5“" "w" “W

lie ployground. Yesterdtly 0mm ‘ ~Store your automobile in Disess's
16ml rdathln paid the clock a vial: and Garage; 47 Railroad "avenue. . '
warned the boys tombnduct themselve-
lu unorderb manner. The playground Harold lulu Lester glut, of pm. ”
. crucial: do not Lwlsh to deprive these avenue. accompanied by bdrm-EB»
. boys the pleasure at bathing train the lay. enjoyed a motorboat trip to
dock M'plmlom hours. but they Bridgeport, yesterday “or.
. . ,‘ do so unless they ‘Tlorenoe, at which

reaching a“ maximum height of 894 ions. license number—in fact, Orwell;
feet 6, inches. The structure is pro thing The monogrammed tumult
posed to be built on the block bounded "W. F. W. ” appear on the side doors;
by Broadway. Eighth avenue, Fifty,
seventh and Fifty-eighth streets. It There were three sales of res] .
‘ ‘ " Wm be titty-one ”0”“ ”31‘: With into in Dorian last week, withmo
. , KEEP , . basement and subbasement. The fa- duties of $8,600, as against six mu ;
cade will be of brick and light: stone, 6 ~ _,
and the design will be ornamental, rol- 1 rs (’1: ””9"" and “Wing“ 0' ”at
COOL [Wink broadly m; Gothic style; Tm, 150 fot‘ the third week or July. 191
building is to be built: by the Pan- The sales last week were as follows
' American States associtltion.- and the Anna Rafferty to Lillian Tookel'. cunt
BUY BERKSHIRE ‘CE' . 1 tower is to be surmounted by smallo- necticut avenue: - G. W. Raymond.“
wl-lOLEsALI ANn ns'rAlL. Ioflcsl time rapt-aerating thou-tools E; Hope Norton; M. '3. mm “
uou. The estimated cost is 312,500,060. {Lame may. 1 - 1!

Tonight Will. be the list evening»: ' > . f . _

E T ATESB ' the lawn festival being given by the Butter should email be am
ladies of St. Joseph's Church ‘An at- stone Jar, with the lid on tight.

"Wu" hm hm been arranged wise it: is liable to absorb odor

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others of consecutive dates. . the cost mount of ex.
’ .. . perinritm named below: _ %getthie ‘
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