{ FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1914
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
Special Values in
Table Damaks
25¢, 40¢, 50c, 75c and $1.00 3 Yard.
Both Towelo—IOC, 12 1-2c, 25c, 35c
end 50:.
Bed Grenade—$1.00 $1.25, $1.50, $1.75
to $3.50.
Bed Sheen—39c, 45c, 50c, 70¢, 75¢,
79c and 95c.
E. K. I Banks
Moheckcmo Hotel Block, 80. Norwelk.
WRIGHT AND DITSON
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
and Nets
ALL PRICES.
WM. P. BEERS
look and Ctotlonery Clerc.
South Nor-walk Nor-wall:
WEATHER FORECAST. ‘
NEW FALL
For .\'orwalk and vicinity: Partly ' 0 -
cm... on... .r. cum... m.........Pictonal Fashion Boolk
ate northeast winds, Showers have v
been‘qulte general during the last 24: JUST OUT'
hours along the North Atlantic coast 5
. i F
and between the Rocky Mountainsi 2 CtS Wit] 8 ICE Pattern
and the Mississippi river north of} at
Oklahoma. The area of high pres-i
sure which has caused unusually low
temperatures in the eastern districts
during the past few days will proba
bly pass out to see tonight The tem-
perature is rising slowly in the central
districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: 70; high, 85.
Clear.
Low,
A, Gehebe is advertising a sale of
household utilities for tomorrow.
The Lockwood ball team will on
Sunday play the Noroton team on the
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DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
10 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
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Read about the great summer clear-
ance sale at the Boston store.
The governing board of the Knot)
club meets this evening in ,. the City
National Bank building.
Mr. Jeselovsky. of East Norwalk, has
asked if he purchased the Aisthorpe
house, on the meadows, on Seaview
avenue, if he would be granted a per.
'Norotou diamond.
Miss Mary Snyder, daughter of
and Mrs, Colin J. Snyder. of Ely
'uue, is celebrating the third anniver-z
sary of her birth this afternoon.
—-Da'nclng eVery Wednesday
Mr.
ave~
and ,
Saturday evenings at Com-p0 Beach.
—To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and e
life, use Burdock Blood Bitters,
great. system tonic and builder.
njoy
the
The East Norwalk Cash Grocery is
I offering several interesting gro
specials. it will pay you to read
adv.
Tomorrow an outing and dinner
he enjoyed at Roton Point when
Cel‘y
the
will
the
chairmen of the republican town com-
mittee and the republican state com-
mitteeman of Falriield county will be
the guests of Arthur C. Wheeler.
The
affair is scheduled to start at 2 p. in.
Read the specials for this week in
~the Andrew Davey adv.
-—Fran-k and Roy Wheeler,
Wear-ever aluminum cooking utensilB
the
demonstrators, lwill remain in Norwalk
only a few more days. They have not
been' able Io call upon everyone
who
"is'interested in the aluminum utenr
. oils, but will endeavor to answer all
calls received while they remain In The meeting was attended by Mr. Mor- ,
By mailing I card to them im- gen and H. P Davison. his partner;
mediatelv at 4 Crescent Terrace. you; Frank a. Vanderlip. president of the
' town.
. can go sure of a demonstration.
'g—Ponamas, $2 and 83. O'Brien’s.
Much comment and various com-
plaints have been made about
the
poor condition of the Wall street pave-
meat.
‘There was a‘ general under-
. standing that" the contractor laying
this pavement had given a five years’
guarantee. but W, H. Arthur, of Stem-
' ford, . roots that the pavement
WM
laid under the understanding theta
guarantee for its condition for but
, to the street department to1opcir
a-
:1 mm
‘ WI.
' can;
No
years and not live. it ll. mentors, up
thII
,bcdctrettthondnotthcoontrcctorein
gnu- Shaman-us
,
mit to move it to a piece of his prop-
erty on First street. The opinion of
the building committee is that
this house should be demol-
ished and not moved, because
it will ‘cause the tying up of
both vehicle and trolley traffic on sea.
view avenue for several days, and will
necessitate the cutting of the tire
alarm wire.
A joint meeting of the ladies of
Court Cecile. No. 105, Daughters of
Castile, and the members of Callio-
llo Union Council. No. 46, Knights of
Columbus, will be held tonight at
7:30 o‘clock in the Catholic club house
in West avenue to perfect plans nels-
tlve to the coining lawn fete of the
organizations. A rehearsal is also
called for this evening and those who
will assist in the- entertainment are
asked to attend. Thames F. McMahon,
who is in charge, ls preparing an un-
usual program.
BIG FAIIIlli-ES
FOLLOW SLUIP'
(Continued from first page)
for opening. Up to that time, although
the street was in a state of excite
'ment. thergeneral impression—was that
the exchange would open.
lit was at a meeting of bankers at
the oiilces of J. P. Morgan and com-.
pany that the decision was reached.»
National City book; A. B. Hepburn.
chairman of the Chase National bank.
and Francis L'. ,Hine. presidenb of thel
First National bank. These men were
in close communication with the gov-
ernors of the stock exchange. and aft-
er along discussion it was decided
lthat the strain upon credits mlght'
reach danger point If the exchange
were open. .
No definite period for the closing or
the exchange has been set. stool: ex-
cohange houses have notified their of~
does not to make deliveries foilre-
oeived stock until further notice.
Members of the board of govlorn-
ore of the clock mugs cold
the board would probably ock‘th
hanks not to all our local du
or at uni assent» tn‘e‘
for our Annual July Sale.
this sale?
Summer Furnishings.
1-5 to 1-3 Off Regular Price.
Our entire line of Summer Furnishings has been radically reduced
if you have any needs, why overlook
A. J. Collins & Co
Optician
0.13. Jackson
V Everything in the Optical Line
68 WALL CTREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 48!.
Eyes Examined Free
A
Highland Coal
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
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lDeeee. “lb—ISCectc
cruiser-i .. r
Summer Styles for Children
are lovely and
Pictorial Review
Patterns
exceli all other: in the won-
derful variety of design' I
which are not alone pretty
but are practical and cosy
for the home eeemetreu to
- . make. New
“Cow Boy Collar ”MCI”
and
Smart Sports Coat
as well as all the latest
novelties in simple form.
will be found in the
Summer
Fashion Book
of the Celebrated 5w" cut. sou-is Ccote
Pictorial Review Patterns
August Patterns Now on Sale.
For Sale at
Donnelly‘e Stationery and Book Store,
‘16 South Main St.
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no YOU ENJOY LiFEi'.»
There's a pleasurable sense
or comfort in a. quiet evening
at home if your home has
ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE
artistically designed and ar-
ranged asfxyour own good taste
dictates,
' Come in and see our large. ..
stock and get our estimates on
some of the newest and most
comfortable styles.
A. J. Angovlno 5 Son. CO.
William C Van Antwerp, a govern-
or of the exchange, said that it was
had been suspended for a full» day. At
that time a large stock exchange
house failed and'there were? threats of
dangerous Europeaneoompllcotlons.
tory of-the stock exchange when sim-
ilar action has been taken was in
1869. on the famous “Black Friday."
which has reached unprecedented pro.
continued. Two engagements were
m'imulo amounting to 02,500,909. The
ammo is. Louis. which called for
W?” today, carried the largeet
moon! of gold ever taken from any
or the world In a We vouch
total
the first time since 1873 that business,
WNWWWSHI'
\
The only other occasion. in the his- .
The movement of gold to Europe. ’ ‘
poi-lion's during't‘lie leather days. was .
point a committee of ave.gOVernors
to make rulings regarding deliveries
on the curb. Deliveries on the curb
were suspended unless by mutual coh-
sent between the contracting parties.
Peoria and St.rLouls.rallr’oad went into
receivers’ hands today.-
N-lll'W YORK. July 31.—Fiowsr and
Campany, members of the New York
stock exchange, assigned today. The
iii-in is one of the oldest doing bus!-
nese on the exchange,
NEW YORK. Ill! 81. h—Tbe Council.
dated stock exchange, which opened in
advance of the decision not to open
the New York stock exchange today,
closed shortly after it opened.
in. New York. curb not“ nice
voted not to onto”. his closes
the loot of the clock m In New
Test. . .
We. seem -
_ comm-immune“
PEOR’IA. 111.. July 31.--Tlle Chicago. "
Ford Reering a
Specialty
Your car made to ride with comfort
at a. very low price. Your car may
need attention. Have it looked over
in time and save money. i
Ford Parts and Aceeeeoriee. .
Tlree. All Blue and About All Makes.
Quotations gladly furnished. Low
prices. g
I guarantee all work done at my ga-
rage. I i
Ememney Colic Given Special {
Attention.
Austin’s Garage
122 count MAIN or.
0.- 'Phone 1cm, w. a. Austin, 11'
Woodward Avenue..
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ATTEND THE GREAT CUT RATE
BALE.
Louis Avrick
The Union Clothing and Shoe Store.
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
Take a Trip on the
Ocean and Keep
A Very Important Sale of
House Dresses
ls Scheduled for SATURDAY.
About 150 Garments—not a. large quantity but very rare
quality at the price, which is less than two-thirds of the
regular \alue ‘
79c
This lot contains a very complete range of sizes in high and
low net-l; models; various designs, mostly light colorings scarcely
two alike All are distinguished by their smart lines and perfect
finishing details . ,. , ~~ "‘3
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The N. E. Ryan Co.
’86 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
u
“ha LIA sanctions- snubs..." .
Lard ' llc
A. & P. Catsup 10c
Ice Cream salt 10 lb. Bags 10c
Lime Juice, 3
DC
Cool
Maine Steamship 00., Metropolitan
S. as. Go. Red Cross Line, Old Do-
minion S. 8. C0,, Clyde Line, Sa'
vannah Line and all the big lines
to Europe.
J. M. Layton & Co., Inc.
Reel Estate Insurance.
5 Railroad Ave. Scuth Nemtk.
CASH AND SLEEVE FEATURES
F PARIS FASHION SEASON.
PARIS. France—Afternoon and eve-
ning gowns are so muCh alike this sea-
son that it is not easy to distinguish
between them save by the hour at
which they are worn. One of the fea4
tures of the season is the sash, an—
other lc the sleeve, long and absolute-
ly transparent up to the shoulder, and
let it be noticed that the smart wom-
an's sleeve is set on the top. no longer
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS.
100 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy Chop Tea ...................... . 70¢
75 Stampe with 1 lb. New Crop Tea ...... y ............... . 60° ..
so Stamps with 1 lb. Tea ................................ We
40 stampe with 1 lb. Te: ... ................................. 40¢
EXTRA STAMPS WITH COFFEES.
30 Stamps with 1 lb, El Ryld . .............................. 35c
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Amboee ................................. 320
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Sultana ................................ 30c
10 Stamps with 1 lb Very Good Coffee .................. 280
5 Stamps with 1 lb. eood Coffee .............................. 25¢
THE GREAT A. 81 P. TEA C0.,
Tel. No. 909. Free Delivery.
low down the arm.
One of the most charming gowns
ly lrlsh crochet, with motifs of old
shade of the whole “town being a soft
ecru, and a wide sash of black satin
draped the hips and made smart ends
to one side of the back The hat was
of black satin, a wide straight brim
in it and a smart turn up of the brim
in front. '
Charming Pale Roee Gown.
A Poirot gown seen botn~ in white
and in palest rose was a charming cre-
ation, with six iiounces of ilnestivory
lace forming the skirt over palest rose
taffetos, ind the some taifetas for the
bodice, which had the long waisted
shlrred effect in front, fastened down
with buttons and buttonholes which
continued right down to the bottom of-
:the sash, all in one with the bodice.
[From the sides it was separate and
tied behind. while the bodice was
quaintily out like a little habit cost
just below the waist. There was a
tum-down collar of the same silk, leav-
ing an open V in front, and the hat
was of ecru with trimmings of brown.
The other gowu was exactly the some
in style but all of white, and with a
lovely hat of picturesque shape in pal-
est gray felt with a plume off from the
side. Nothing could be smarter than
this combination of white and pale
flSY- ‘ .
Exgulelts Model In White.
A Callot model was exquisite in-
deed, madeof white tsifetas, the skirt
gathered slightly and a wide sash sewn
tothe bodice above the Waist. leaving
seen recently was a garment of love-l
linen embroidery about the bodice, the l
and soft crowmwlth a paradise plume.
the looseness at the waist itself, which ..
is so charming and young looking. The ::
collar and. rovers were the new shape I
in dark blue silk with a tiny piping ..
of white to outline it and in front the :2
cash was held in below the bust with 3;
"a plaque of pearl buttons: the bodice .
'woc the favorite genre habit. The hot I'
long plain bodice did not define a
Waist and yet hinted at one. The hat
was a close shape of black and a few
vivid roses at the bust finished off this
truly beautiful gown.
One gown of black tulle over an un-
dershirt of soft black satin was
trimmed with narrow marten fur on
the long tunic some five inches from
the edge, The bodice had the same
fur about It and a. beautiful sliver fox
was worn over it. A black satin sash
was crossed in front and tied low be-
hind and the hat worn with it was a
dainty production of line white straw
and satin with large white pansios all
round it and some white min-about.
giving an air of wonderful lightness.
Promotion of 1880 Styiee.
Some of the gowns show a tremen-
dous change in the fashions, and this
is especially apparent in the vbodices
the armholes and at some of the
seams. and with long close fitting
steamer to Norfolk Va.,
foot of N. Moore street.
Send for illustrated pamphlet, Tour Department,
OLD DOMINION LIN“:
w. L. woonnow Trei‘i‘le Man... r
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CHALMERS 1915.
“LIGHT SIX”
out: me DEMONSTRATING can to HERE.
Auto Supplies, Store“, Firestone Goodrich, United States 'rirce.2
Lowest prices Special storage to commuters. Storing for the day. , ~
one FOR Hing DAY, ween on MONTH. '
FOR SALE.
me ’9” More scum use 1.
loll lam-Mynletcdudovernaulcd .
lecdrwortgccvcnucl. reed-cm
VAAST BROS.
o «moor e1. co. consists,
m
sleeves, the bodices buttoned down tho .
front. a reproduction of T 1880 styles, #7
which was not a very attractive epoch
in the history of women’s dress. Onc‘
cannot but hope it will not be With
us long. for it points to the cute.“
waist, which is neither comfortable
nor attractive. I
“Madrid" and Ermenouville" wero‘
gin the setting of grass lawns, noBlO
trees and gay flower beds.
they have hardly any trimming. it in
the shape that counts, and the angld
at which it is worn that makes II
A mere trifle makes the trim ‘
“chic.”
ming, a band, a flower, a little tuft, but
put on with the hand of an artist, ‘
and you have a hat that' looks incl
right, -but that costs a fabulous cull
of money to buy. One polls for thq
"chlc’ and not for the materials.
A Vacation for. Everybody
Four Day’s Trip $18
888 Miles of Travel-Jill water
New York to Old Point Comfort, Va., including meals and m
berth on steamer, luncheon at Hotel Chamberlin thence via James River
Night Line steamer to Richmond, Va, including supper, stateroom berth.
anr breakfast the following morning;noonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson.
Richmond or Murphy, inRichmond; leave Richmond same evening via.
including supper. stateroom berth and breamicr
the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship: leave Norfo
some evening (except Sunday) 7 p. m..for New York, including meals and
stateroom berth, arriving New York following afternoon about 4 p. m. '
Steamers sail every week day an p m. from Pier 26, N. R., New York;
H
J. J, BROWN. Gen. PIN, Am
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NORWALK STATION,
.730
we
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crowded in the afternoon. and hero'
again the gowns showed to perfection,
There is little to say about the’ hats; *
Norwalk Chronicler