TUESDAY. JULY II. I.“ Special Values ill Table Damaks 25c, we, 50c. 75: and two a lined. lath Towels-lac, 12 14c, 25:. 15c and 50:. Bed Spmdo—SLM 01.25, $1.50, $1.75 to $3.50. Bed smote-39¢, 46c. 50c, 700, 75¢, 79c and 950. ' E. K. Banks Mnhlcksmo Hotel Block, 80. Namath. WEIGHT AND DlTOON Tennis Rackets Tennis Balls and Nets ALL PRICES. WM. P. BEERS look and Stationery Store. South Not-walk. Nor-walk WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy tonight; Wednesday fair; fresh east and northeast winds. A well defined disturbance is central this mornins over Virgina. it has caused heavy 10« cal showers during the last 24 hours in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The greatest amount of rainfall report- ed was 2.1 inches, at Philadelphia. Scattered showers were also reported from the central and southern dis- tricts, An area of Unusual high pres- sure for the season of the year is cen- _tral over the lake region. The temper- .atures are high between the ROCKY Mountains and the Mississippi river. W"*"‘-'"" A YEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: Low,.68; high, 81. Rain. Harry Robertson has received per- mission from the building inspector to wire the Crescent Lunch on Main street, Norwalk. ‘ Tonight the Barbers’ Union will hold their regular meeting. The delegates to the national convention are to be selected this evening. A petition has been filed in the Pro- bate court asking for the appointment of an administrator for the estate of Stanley H. bowndes in this State. Mrs. Edward F. Maguer, of Cedar street, is entertaining her sister and the latter’s children from North Adams, Mass. Charles W. Pennell received a per- mit "this morning to install plumbing in the barber shop of Bailout & Loch- hart on Day. street. ' Extra specials at the Mints iublles sale. See adv. There will be a card party at the Knob. tomorrow afternoon, followed by dancing in the evening, to which all members are invited. —Danclng every Wednesday "and Saturday evonings 'at Compo Beadhl. ~.._———-— ln line with the recent suggestions; from the building inspector, General‘ Russell Frost, has had William H. McMahon install eight new tiredoors and clean out of the basement of the , Malian-heme Hotel. St, John Q Key-er have been awarded the contracts for the building of two twostory houses on Rowayton avenue. Each house will contain all: rooms and the cost of each will be ‘ $3,000. The contractors received a permlt_from the building inspector ‘ this morning. Connully e. liracken are advertis- ing shoes for the summer vacation. Superintendent Charles H. Copley, . of the Connecticut Company, has re:- " istered a complaint with the Soul): Norwalk police authorities _|hont,tlib be?! in the vicinity 0f Meadow street heath: around and destroying prop- . ._,»ortyln the We holler mm ungodl- Wimmlnt astound-contain! emu» ‘nnisumu-iortaoorumm NEW ROTON POINT ' Post Cards ‘ 6‘0r5c‘. DONNELLY’S STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE II IOUTH MAIN STREET. M irving K. Policy, of Munroe street. has taken up his residence in New York City for a short time. Attorney Nehemiah Candee and Judge Joseph R. Taylor are in Bridge- port today on legal business. Windsor chairs, braided rugs, sum- mer goods and wash silks are adver- tised by the Read Company today. Prices will be found in the adv. Miss Clemlntine Davis returned to her home in Brooklyn, today. after an extended visit with Miss Elizabeth Sherer, of West Washington street. —Cures baby‘s croup. Willie's daily cuts and bruises, mamma‘s sore ‘throat, grandma‘s lameness—Dr. Tho mas' Eclectic Oil—«the great household remedy. Past Masters’ Association.- Masonic. of Fairfield county, is to take place at Dorlon's Point. this aitrenoon. -Be- tween 'lifty and a hundred masons are exp'xcted to be present to enjoy the accaslon They will assemble at 2 b'clock and participate in a good time until dh‘r is served at 4 o’clock . Ladles' pumps and oxfords at Glov- er's. l The Elks building committee met last night and received a report from the sub-committee on the modification of the plans which will reduce the cost of the new home. The changes were found to be satisfactory and the plans were adopted. A'call for bids will be made and the committee expects that by the next meeting of the lodge every- thing wili be in such shape as to allow definite action by the members. A party in honor of Miss Isabel Beers, who is to marry Roland Brad lay. of South Norwslk. on August 18th. ;No. 23 Orchard street. The occasion was in the nature of a linen shower. eral from jrldgeport. Stratforfi and Stratfield. were in attendance, 31d au pronounced Miss Beers a charming hostess. \ So, at Donnelly'l. was held yesterday afternoon. dl. W.‘ warm-shunted: The second annual outing of the l was given last evening by Miss Gladys Flawellen, at the home of Miss Beers. and many handsome and useful gifts were received. Thirty-five guests. sev- New Retold Point has: cal-dead for A meeting of the directors of the New Canaan Street Railway Company Couhlin,one of the promotcs. was electedpresldenhvloemuamwud- Till SOUTH NORWAngfilIENING mm 1-5 to 1-3 Off Our entire line of Summer Furn for our Annual July Sale. this sale? We». Summer Furnishings. Ford Repairing a Specialty Your car made to ride with comfort at a very low price. Your car may; need attention. sHave'it looked over‘ in time and save money. PAGE Summer Clearance # if you have any needs,~ why overlook A. J. Collins a C0 Regular Price. ishings has been radically reduced Optician O. B. Jackson Everything in the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free - 58 WALL STREET NORWALK. PHONE «a liave secured a few cargoes of prepared to supply our customers RAYMOND Highland Coal stock Rare opportunity to place your winter orders. Ford Parts and Accessorlu. Tlru. All Sizes and About All Makes. Quotations gladly furnished. Low prim. I guarantee all work done at my ga~ ‘ rage. Emergency Calla Given Special Attention. Austin’s Garage 122 SOUTH MAIN ST. Or ‘Phono 1622-2, W. R. Austin, 11 Woodward Eveline. v _._‘._._.. ATTEND THE GREAT CUT RATE SALE. Louis Avrick The Union Clothing and Shoe store. POSTOF‘FBCE BLOCK SOUTH NORWALK m PRlCE REDUCTONS. it is impossible to state the ing early in order to secure the “ Sale will continue all week TheN. E. 86 WASHINGTON STREET. SALE. Extraordinary values in WAISTS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, PARA- - l SOLS. KIMONOS, HOUSE DRESSES, ’ SETS, ETC—ell of our well known standard quality at RADICAL prices are so attractive that yOu will feel amply repaid by coal. U NDERWEAR, GOR- details of the offerings but the E most advantageous selections. 1 Ryan Go. 7? SOUTH NORWALK.~ ; ' The Strength 61 this very high class coal, We are either for present use or winter BROTHERS \ “Cow Boy as well n on... use-is Costa .. Illlll?!" ‘ " t ! Special sale'of dresses and skirts at: the Krieger store. Stephen Thayer. of the South Nor- wallr freight house, enjoyed a day's vacation yesterday. The picnic of the Buckingham Wo- man's Relief Corps has been postpon- ed until Thnrsday, July 30. Many residents in the ‘vlclnity of the old Saugatuok road are very much in- terested in a mother deer and several baby deer,'who are‘seeh frequently near that place.» ' The deer are quite tame. A pair of shoea'aWalt an owner. at the police station. They were found by an officer of the force. The session tonight of the City Conn- all promises to be a busy one. Overs half a dozen hearings on street lay- outs will come up. and? it is probable that there will be some opposition to the proposed layout on Quintard ave- nue. Another question which will come before the council ’will be the matter of selling’ the property on Bo- wayton avenue. Rowsy‘ton. l .Chirlsi U. MW! the SouthoNor- Sumner Styles for Children are lovely and Pictorial Review Patterns excell all others in the won- derful variety of designs , which are not slam but are practical an ”easy for the home seamitress to malts. and Smart Sports Cost novelties in si 1 f will be loung‘fnetlieom Summer Fashion Book . of the Celebrated 39"“ Cw. “ll—I5 Com Pictorial Review Patterns August Patterns Now on Sale For Sale at Donnelly’a Stationery and Book Store, :6 South Main St. Take a Trip on the Ocean and Keep Cool. Maine Steamship C0,, Metropolitan S. -S. 00.. Red Cross Line, Old Do- minion S. S. 00., Clyde Line, Sa- vannah Line and all the big lines to Europe; .l. M. Layton 8: Co.,.lnc. Real Estate loam-anon. 5 Railroad Ave. South Nor-walk. Newspaper Advertising The Strong . Power of its Business New Collar Dress" all the latest - l Mrs. Martha Fitzgerald, of - South to the Norwalk Hospital, yesterday af- ternoon, and operated upon for appen- dicitis. Another close call in respect to ex- pired insurance was recorded when fire destroyed the cabin cruiser of John W. Banks, on Sunday night, causing a loss of $1,800. Mr. Banks’ policy on the boat expired afew days before the fire, and although he had not remitted the premium to the company’s agent. he had signified his intention of continu- ing it. so he stands covered. George Hendricks, of Cranburflwas knocked off his bicycle and the rear wheel was smashed at the corner of Main and ‘Wall streets. yesterday at ternoon. at about five o'clock, when he collided with the automobile de- livery of Norfolk &» Carbone. fruit dealers. ”Hendricks was given the sig- nal to stop by the traffic officer. but he kept right on from Main street into Wall, and John Mennoney. driver of the machine, was unable to avoid strik ing them wheel. The bicyclist was luckily uninjured. > W Cltinheh’lp Training. ' . .. With the cooperation of the National Municipal league and other organisa- Jacoby’s Summer Dresses At 1 Price For Up-tO-dm eewloo call FRED H. GANUNG. Funeral Director and Embalmer. Office and Residence Telephone 904. t M Bo. Main at. Go. Nor-walk. Getting \ Efliciency Is Fully Appre- ciated by all Who Know The Business At- tracting Quali- ties of such. _ of human endeavor. Imperial Cafe. .. Now Open '. 9 RAILROAD AVENUE. :1" REGULAR DINNER 40¢. ‘ Business Men’s or \ Quick Lunch at " Noon 25 came. w 1 _-.§ Five Cent Luu" FROM 4 To 5 EACH AFT: » . HIGH-CLASS SEA room. " NOTHING our users and! 9 DRAUGHT. . t ' CARL scnaus,‘ PROPRIETOM Each day bripgs new opportnn _ i ' added possibilities, tor those I are alive to their chances“ - to take advantage of condition. ..,. There is always a way for the sclentious, skilled worker to ahead—write a Sentinel Wm . stating briefly and concisely you:I perienoes; tell of your proficiency ’ seek a position where energetic. directed service will result in ~ advancement. ' ‘ The help wanted columns or Sentinel cover every mums. Coon, ,. skilled specialists in various .. prohessional and business expo are at the command of the users Sentinel Wants. Sentinel Wants are a quiet and inexpensive means of _ cation. They award a dim we; ‘ " carrying a message to the one. will be most interested. lulu: street, Second district. was admitted *— Hons long interested in the problem of ., . education for citlsenshlp the United ,. | Sterling, August Furniture Sale Begins Saturday, August 1st, 1914- Ill to 40 per cent Saving to Yoll We Specilize ln Furnishing Hones Complete. Sterling Furniture Co. , '_ 127-129 Washington Street Opposite mm s Theatre 7 ,,llilhen Sterling‘saysit’sOalait’sO _".
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