WEDNESDAY, jULY 29.}914
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Bpecial Values in
Table Damaks
25c, 40c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 3 Yard.
Bath Towels—10c. 12 12¢. 25‘: 35¢ In time and save money
and 50c. d N t - Ford Porto and Accessories A
Bed Sprain—$1.00 $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 an e S 1-5 to 1-3 Oil Regular Price. Tim. All Sizes and About All Makes. L o
to $3.50. Quotations glad] "
, . y furnished. Low
Bed Sheen—39c, 45c, 50c, 70c, 75c, “L "'65“ prim.
79° and 95c. ~— ‘ Extraordinary values in WAISTS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. PARA- _
E. K. Banks
Mohocksmo Hotel Block. So. Nofmlk.
WRIGHT AND DITSON
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
WM. P. BEERS
look and Stationery Ito”.
South Nor-walk. Norwalk
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WEATHER FORECABL
. .
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-l . ' BOUT" NORWALK
night and Thursday; fresh north: OSt at S H. _ T“ N Noon
winds. Showers have occurred dur- lghland ‘ 0a] ewspaper
25 CENTO. ',
ing the last 24 hours in the southern
districts east of the Mississippi river
and along the Atlantic coast from
Florida to Maine. Showers were also
reported from the extreme northwes-
tern districts. Disturbances are cen‘
tral this morning off the South Atlan-
tic and New England coasts. An area
of unusually high pressure for the sea-
son of the year lsoceniral over the .
Lake region. It is producing pleasant
weather with low temperatures In the
central districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
is spending a few days at the home
of Miss Emily Charuock at 27 Lowe
street.
Alex. Lonchak and Joseph Lonchak.
Of. Day street, "more“ recently t"istreet. Is visiting tor several days at novelties in simple-form. _ -
Providence, R. 1., “here they will Redhanir N J willbefound in'the Th B . t Sentinel 00W!“ every legitimnto “r '
spend the remainder of this w.eek _,___ X s mme} 6 1161111688 A. ' of human endeavor. Coon. ”I
The building committ‘eeon the new'
school met last evening at the home of
Dr. J. Milton Cobnrn. ouNorth Main
street, and discussed routine business.
Plans were also gone ever.“
in“ i
The Fellowcraft' Masonic Club.
Westport, about 35 strong. will have0 a
dinner at the Royal James Inn to-
morrow evening. ‘A line time is on-
ticlpated by the members.
,‘
“Air:
—.—Dancing every Wednesday and
I Saturday evoninss at Compo Beodhl.
‘ in line with the account or the mat-
ter of granting of a permit to Con-
tractor Wllliani H. McMahon to re-
Summer Furnishings.
Our entire line of Summer Furnishings has been radically reduced
.THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING IEN‘HNIL
for our Annual July Sale.
this sale?
It you have any needs.
A. J. . Collins & Co
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why overlook
Ford Repairing a
Specialty
Your cor‘h'iade to ride with comlort
at a. very low price. _Your car may
need attention. Have it looked over
I guarantee all work done at my ga- ‘
rage.
Emergency Calls Given Special
Attention.
Austin’s Garage
122 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Or 'Phonc 1622-2, w. R. Austin. 11
Woodward Avenue.
ATTEND THE GREAT CUT RATE
SALE.
0. B. Jackson
Optician
Everythiggln the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
IE WALL BTREET
NORWALK.
PHONE m.
NEW ROTON POINT '
Louis Avrick
The UnIOn Clothing and Shoe Store-
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
erorse.
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
ll SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Have secured a few cargoes of this very high class coal, We are
prepared to supply our customers either for present use or winter
stock. Rare opportunity to place your winter orders.
RAYMOND BROTHERS .
Take a Trip on the
Ocean and Keep
Cool
. Maine Steamship 00., Metropolitan
8. a 00.. Red Cross Line, Old Do-
”V—fi...
Iland street. are visitors today in Hart-
Dr. J. Milton Cobnrn. of South Main
street, is spending the day in Brook-
town clerk’s cumm‘ln the City Hall,
because of the remodeling oi the its.
sembly hall.
proprietor of
on Washington...
Capt. I. T.’ Payne,
Payne's lunch cart.
Harry Burr Knapp. of Washington
street. Second district,. was admittedv
do the Norwsik Hospital. this morning?
(or medical trectcment.
.A girl was born this morning to
!Mrs. Thomas A. Skelly. of lease:
tstreet. First district. and the cigars
are coming thick and last over the
counter of Skelly & 'HovJud's today.
Mother and baby are doing well.
The Andrew Rude] company finished
ford. "" "
MINES?"
r. and Mrs. B. J. Reynolds, of ilav- '..'.~_‘._..—.._.-
minlon S‘.-.S Co. Clyde Line, Sal
vannah Line and all the, big lines
to Europe.
_....
ha... “30—” Cent!
SumerStylctforindren
Pictorial Review
“Cums! Collir Ml”.
SI.
as well u all the latest
are lovely and
saint Siam Gnu
Fashion Bobk
ref the Celebrated 3D". 0"“. “Ml-I! Onto
Pictorial Review Patterns
August Patterns Now-4 on Solo
For Sale at '
Donneily’s Stationery and Book Store.
16 South Main St.
is
J. M; ‘Lll'yton 8: Co., Inc.
Real Ect- Insuranceu
5 Railroad Ave. ‘ BOuth Narwalk.
Surniiier Dresses
‘ At 1 . Price
For Up—tO-dato Service call
FRED H, GANUNG.
Funeral Director and
. Embnlmer.
_ Oillco and Rolldencc
Telephone 904.
. 84» so. Main St, So. Nor-walk.
today the removal at their huge pile
of shells on their Water street'brop-
erty. The officials or the company
and the public in general are remark-
lng oh the promptners of their re-
moval. ‘ .
no You ENJOY LlFEi
at home If your heme has ;
ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE
There's a- pleasurable ‘ sense i
of comfort in a.qulet evening
Ont-lit Scott’s Joumlc.
The original autograph journals kept
by Captain. Scott throughout his ant-
arctic expediflou. including mob car-
rled, with him toflie pole in which his
no: nv'n j
. .
W- - “A!” ».
Summer Clearance
sons, KIMONOS. HOUSE messes, UNDERWEAR, con-
ss'rs, ETC—all of our well known standard quality a: RADICAL
PRICE REDUCTONS.
it is impossible to state the details of the offerings but the
prices areso attractiVe that you will feel amply repaid by com- . ‘
ing early in order to secure the most advantageous selections
Sale will continue all week.
The N. E. Ryan C0
86 WASHINGTON BTREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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F'li‘ompcrature. Lo“' ‘1' high 8 field, Conn. . . .... Patterns w”— added possibilities. for thou wit.
a r. _.——.——_ . _ .
~— 51... Clemenzc Davis. who has seen. excellollothcninthewon- _ Eficienc "‘ “"° ‘° “m" “m" M l“
A new Hobart meat Chopper “l" spending a neck with w» Eliznbélli‘ deriul~vuiety oi rdesigm . ,, \ y y ‘° m" “"9"“ °' ”mum“
by electricity, has been “19‘3”“ in Slayer. has. returned t: her home in which are not alone PIER! V ac ‘ . ' There is always a way for the owe
the .\ew York market on South Main New York ‘ but”: putticnl‘mtl cuy _ .. sclentlons. skilled worker ” >
we” \ C t 171. m" ‘ 1' fortliohmmto " r . IS Fully Appre- anew-write a Sentinel Watt" .
.. .,-,-.... ..,.- .... . our was is t snorting nthe ‘7 . f
Miss Irener Peple'y. of Newark. N,,J.. ‘ l M‘ Jab: " - lilting briefly and eoncisoly your.
The
Strength of
The Strong
Power of; its
AVacation for Everybod;
Imperial Cafe
Now open
summons AVENUE.
REGULAR DINNER 40°. 1.
Business Men’ s or
Quick Lunch at
FiVe Cent Lun a
FROM 4 To 5 EACH AFTERN'L
HIGH-CLASS sen FOOD.
~ is
NOTHING BUT PABST’S BEER '
DRAUGHT. ".
CARL SCHAUB, PROPRIETON;
Advertising
opponruairles. . .
Business
I
‘Ench day brings new Opportunitiddp.
Getting
perienoes; tell or your proficiency
seek n'_ position where angelic. _
directed service will result in ' . l { 1,
advancement. I
The help wanted columns 01 _
ciated by all
Who Know
skilled specialists in various libel.
professional and business exports—mg
are at the command of the unorl‘
Bentmoi Wants. “ i .
tracting Quali-
ties oi snob.
“hintinel Want; are a quiet ..
" and inexpensive means of can ..-....
cation. They altord a direct my: -
carrying a message to the cum .
will be most interested. '
Four' Day’s Trip $1 8
888 Miles of Travel-*All Water
New York to Old Point Comfort, Vs... including meals and s
berth on steamer, luncheon at Hotel Chamberlln, thence via James Riva
Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va. including» supper stateroom M,
cur breakfast the following morning; noonda dlvnfilifim at Rotel Jet
Richmond or Murphy, In Richmond; leave RI pious: same evening
steamer to Norfolk, Va.. Including supper. stateroom‘ berth and b
the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship: leave N -
‘sltist‘ically designed and ar-.
ranged. as your own good taste.
dictates,
Come in and see our this .
stock and get our estimates on
some of the newest-and. mom
comfortable styles. ‘
A. 'J.‘Al'l¢ovlno lbs“. (:0.
model the Pennington block on North . ,
Main street.. the hulldiifg inspeCtor
this morning issued Mr. McMahou the
necessary perm't l0 I€m°d°1 “19 build team, which is to compete lg the cal-4
ins and summit. The 8WD" Which nlval, to be held at the Bell Island
were the bone of conteulion at the lClub on A‘ugust‘ 15’ are to take place
council months. will be done a‘V’Wlfiluirday afternoon at the club. All who
with. one step being plat 6'1 1315159 thelplan to try for the team are urged to . " . - ..
building for entrance. The improving *bmpreunt. '. , __ . - ~ ‘ -
or this building will prove t9 be set! . ‘
last “Message on the Public" was writ-
ten, have been placed by Lady Scott in
the British museum The trustees
have authorised the exhibition of the
journals in a touiporary case in the do-
pertinent of manuscripts. ‘.
(~a—
to he. no historian has denied that
Dewey was at Manila. .
Trials of contestant; for the Nor-
walk Country Club relay swimming
n
It Is never too late to mend. but It is
g; .
“fax.
satisfactory, Inasmuch as the new city
hall and Boodnor's theatre add so
much to the attractiveness of this loo-*-
14st evening Miss Gertrude Bdrm,
otSonnd View aVonue. was .glven a
complete surprise when enlarge pum-
Chester Bennett. of Franklin ave-
nus. has purchased a “W, canoe.
I”;
feline! Live...
Lives rd tomcat: olt remind In.
After all h uldand done.
We would hate to pay Income!
”w
just as well It you don‘t; have to.
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Lots of people who aren’t very sharp
nevertheless have their good points. '
mt
slime evening (except Sunday) 7 p. in. for New York, including meal!
root of N. Moore street.
eroom berth. arriving New York tollowhlx amt-noon about 4 p. m.
Steamers call every week day at3 Finns-MPH! 25, N. 8., Now
it If tr,- ' ‘
tion of tho city The cost or the viable
Twill ‘bé about $1, 800. t
On nine live: tend or one. ‘*
orlda Times-Union.
Lives of conduction remind us
We would all ambition lose
her of her {fiends swooped down on
her and gave a party in honor or her
fifteenth blithday. The evening was,
The propel-tron the: corner or my
and Raymond streets, belonging to the
Lloyd and Grant estate. has been pub ‘
Has anybody kept account of the Bend for Illustrated pamphlet Tour Rowena
, days on which the Panama canal is to
“‘..v--
I A auspicious character was hanging
around (tonne street last night. When
‘ the min ‘was questioned ‘by Olncsr
passed in a very sociable manner.
games and music being greatly enjoy-
ed. A dainty luncheon was served and.
chased by the iockwood Maha’mctur“
lug Company. 'Thé deal was .c'losed '.
this morning, Attorney John .J. Guneo
If we had to did the cash to
Keep the oontlpode In shoes.
. be opened?
~Allim'town Democrat;
‘mo'usoins j ‘t'ob‘esgameothldeand
seek between the right opportunity.
Wallace R. summers he became a jolly time ensued. Musical selec- din leel ofolephontl reminds- . . . . ; 1 ; . . ; ;
'fl'igiltenbd and ml. the ctilcer giving tions were enjoyed m Edna m :hméhrrwlllf stair!” intact: . It would put in m g ml: ' and the right man. . “ ...... . ‘
has 6 this his revolver in the G (mm Conan "R'lnm ‘ Hmmmdfifih" M00 .. » . . , . . ,
'° "' s M 1"“ ”dim" - l“ “‘l arm astute. - burnout-drain: m < n In wolitohnve public onions lla- .. . .
. , air. The man. newsman-s success- George We gm. my“. “Ni _ , , , f“ “9“.“ m but “I In a who” lot to _ . _ ' _ .
MLEQW. m.- 38‘5”)?» at” \r o'.) . mha’ykujlewhmm .mngtl Mn N * I I u H a unmmm ‘ I .
Son!!!“ W‘ 0" ‘1“ MW.“ ‘0' "I. tun. mu mm mm herself 3“ mm m or W rm i’m W‘,§p‘l.”&.”" l . .. ..‘ “LIGHT SIX”
\ , inch criminally Wt hImanut ccpablaudcharmiuhostcnl. “"mflmiflo ‘ . . .
Wm mloltowrmbhnunpu - . M " OUR 1.15 DEMONSTRATING CAB 1.3 HERE. ‘
m Boom and i.“ he W on- m and; o block or wood a. . — Auto Swollen. Storage. Firestone, Goodrich. ’Unlted sum rim.
MQW‘Imu-m
.olo'mltcmm than
- melt prices Special notice to commuters. Storing m the day.
one row Hm: oav, went on MONTH.
nlou'r'lv so. NORWALK STATION.
- FOR “Ll.
lock out grunts-d. m a specialty. -
' VAAST BROS.
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