.,.|;(0NDAY, AUGUST to, 1914
=Special Values
Table Damaks
15c, 40c, 50c, 15c and $1.00 a Yard.
Bath Towels—10c, 12 1-2c, 25c, 35c
and 501:.
Bed Spreads—«.00 $1.25, $1.50, $1.75
to “”50
“its Sheets—39¢ 45c, 50c 10c,15c.
79c and 95c.
E. K. Banks
$1 35
Harold Bell Wright, author of
The Winning of Barbara Worth.
WM. P. BEERS
look and Stationery Olen.
South Norwslk. Norwslk
Eyes of the Worldfl‘l’
THE SOUTH NORWALX EVENING SEN‘I'INEL
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“Busiest Place “inZTown”
Entire Krieger'Stock of
FURNITURE
4—» . -
AFTER A
TRANSFUSlON
OF BLOOD
a, DONALD C‘HAMBERUN‘ ’
John Runlet was a one. sturdy fel-
low until he fell ill with impoverish-
ment of the blind. He was a line
swimmer, skater. boxer, fencer, a
champion in tennis and one of the
best ball “riders in the country. But
when sickness overcame him he lost
hisstrengthandevenhislifewashl
STERLING
Is. doing things to Furniture
Prices.
AUGUST FURNITURE SALE
Now at its height at its Extraor-
dinary Value Giving.
Extra Specid~Mnmg Room
V53"- ~l‘1svww.’
.1, us
(
a»
Chair, genuine heavy quartered
oak frame with leather slip
seat $3. 50 value. August
Sale Price ........... $1_ 95
SterlingFumiture Co.
127-129 WASHINGTON 81'.
We specialize in furnishing homes
complete. Tel, 105.
danger.
Drs. Hummer-sly and Phipps, his
physicians. consulted on his case and
Being Sold at Half Price ..... .. mm... .1... a... 1..
\ better resort I) transfusion of blood.
' it was not easy to find one who was
willing to give up suiiicient blood to
The A. .l. Angevine 81 Son Company
illl Jack 11st veins, for they Were
-. 134 Washington Street South Norwalk
Ishseksmo Hotel Block, 80. Nonnlk.
of no ordinary (-apaciu', but several
persons volunteered to give each a por—
tion, and in this way the whole was 0
obtained. Runlet was a fluorite
among women, and two of his sweet-
hearts responded to the call, though
neither knew of the offer of the other.
Two men, Jack‘s mostlntimate friends,
offered to give their quantum of blood,
and after use four transfusions were
enacted the patient had in him the
53 WALL ‘7'“‘7 blood drawn from two women and two
NORWALK. men. n nd Deli Th
Maud Smrboroux a a one
FHONE 4“ were the Women and Ned Summerfleld
and George Smith the men The op-
erators would have preferred that the
blood should he transfused in a mlxadi
state. This was because they expect-
ed the [rodent would be affected by the
peculiarities of the persons from whom
it came, and it would be better that
these traits should in a measure neu-
tralise one another. But the operations
must be performed separately.
Runlot became well again. thanks to
those devoted friends. but not himself. '
O. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
———SPECIALS————
Extra Fancy Ncw‘Potat-ocs, l4»lhs, ... .......... 24¢
Charcoal, a bag ...... 8c
Early June Peas. extra
fine quality 3 cans 25c
A. STULL
WEATH ER FORECAST.
10 for 5c.
Standard Kerosene Oil,
3 gal. ............ '8 1-14:
24 COTTAGE eraser.
EAs'r MoawAth.
For Norwalk and: vicinity: Unset- Souvenir Post Cards of the City.
tied tonight and Tuesday, probably: -
looai thundershovers; cooler Tues- ‘ At
day in the interior; moderate south
. . , 1. M '
2?i.i3§2.“.‘i.§£.§1i“ii...t.L°';i.2;‘l‘lfiz .D o N N E L L Y ' S monocular» ~
from Texas northeastward to Upper low]
Michigan is causing unsettled, show~ STATIONERY AND BOOK 31-035 m y . Exfingvxy "wilful: ((13:11; 21ml
cry weather in nearly all districts cast I o . _ deed. . ,
of the Rocky Mountains. Rain has 1' “OUT“ MAIN ‘TREET’ Pietonal Renew (1:33:11: 3:362:13: (31:03::
been quite general during the last _ __‘_ _ ._. Pattem‘r his heart he was much like that wo-
twenty-iour hours over the greater ‘ 1 ,1 ' ‘ _ » man and since only half of him was
part of the corn and cotton belts. SeV- M” .“ “iiifmh Sense: of tie“, “La. , escellsllotlleninthewon- mm; he was manly _but half of the
oral places reported over an inch or n‘::vh“‘5u 1“ “fed '0‘?‘ 9 A 0" duh] variety of design; time, “LIGHT SIX”
rainfall. Moderate temperatures con- wa cap a y es er ay a ernoon. anotlloné When he regained his health and ‘
tlnue in the northern districts. Light "" - buttreprscticsl “:y strength the baseball season was open- OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR IS HERE.
frost was reported from Que Appelle. Sousenlr postal cards were recelv- fa, the h ins. and he I'Pfiumed MS 903m“ an Auto Supplies, Btomze, Firestone Goodrich. United States Til-u.
ed in Vorwalk today from Attorney W W m lltl-her but be wa found to be unre- '
Canada. Leo Do i h. t ti; ti 1 d . 5 make. New liable - At "was “he had his usual Lowest prices Special storage to commuters. Storing for the day.
in th v s. :11 ‘1 am e winesousei; . ‘ u n strenuth while at'others he seemed to. CAR; FOR HIRE DAY' WEEK OR MONTH'
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY- 8 m V a '1 "8° . °° “'1 - , CowBoyCollerress We 1...; ,t' be", 0, w,“ and mum” RIGHT sv so. noswALK srA-rlon
Ind He concealed 1.1. wealtneds as well as FOR SALE.
H . Miss Harriet Benedict, of No. 1 *. ' '
lcmperaturc: Low, 71; high, Charles B Street this city is spend- 3w Sm co“ . he could. hit it was unfortunate U!“ 1909 Pope Hartford Runabout . .850 1
92. Fair. in: two weeks with her great rand ' he did so. it would have been better: Chalmers "86." 1912 ........................’.-..".............. 8750' '
s is well u all the latest '0' MW ‘0 retire. When “ mm" “me 1912 Maxwell, newly painted and overhauled . H60
parents in Cross River. New York. 0! great importance was being played
novelties in simplpforrn.
Repair work guaranteed. Fords a specialty.
Tonight the recently elected oilicei‘s.
11 will be I a frightened mouse ran across the ‘dia-
of the Haymakera will be instu ed. ound m an“? mom Doomed. me bum of one of
1 a mu: an "All“ my Bummeij u...- women with which 1.1.. arteries ; V A A81“ BROS
Harris H. Jaynas ' 06° ‘ Fashion Book were tilled was at the moment being ; .,
sent through his system for he trauma 3 TEL 1300
paralysed with fear. Running loathe ' ' .
grand stand. he stood upon one of the .2. .,_._._.,._._._._
plank sestsundcouldnotbelnduced '
to come down. :1
But few of those present knew the __.__. ‘” W
muse oi' Runlct's cowardice, though
lion illc mung l rcnchlncn were but thought it best that he should not
. shot and killed in Germany is be enlightened. So to set rid or him 8°“th N°rwalk i'co’m
via London, graphically described ill an affi- WW“ him “OWML - - N
All Suits, Dresses and Millinery
. ,. went to Hartford and to the Bridge- A . A f (lax-it of lean Den 01 l vnes r _
A month’s mind mass or requiem , “8- {01 10-25 P- m-‘_ group 0 ~ 1 H. . a 8
port Boy Scout camp. at Still River. fifty-nine German 801(11ch from turned student, who declares fur- 31.11.: oii'lngnmletngoo‘ klh’litpilllozhgmil’o‘lxg.
Must Go.
$6 and $7 Dresses . . .
’ a i .
Eligtbersiszfitgiufgliesary 8111:3102: 80:5 “3 XZtBX'blll'y. At tile Bridge- Mecklenburg, who were detained ' tlicrnmrc that two Italians travel: Homaoumm been under the man.
' th 1 C ll ban p0 camp ey were roys 1y enter- after taking refuge on' Dutch tcr- ing in the same train met a like eneootthebloodhebad received from
tor the late Mrs. Ca er no a as . mined by‘Soolit Commissioner Wandt, ritory arrived here today They fate one 0‘ his women contributors for he
4 ' l ‘ a “ . ‘ . s
and the boys tram New York were are - to be interned pt Alkniaar The first Frenchman to be kill- Md “a”! all that d” beenoctlnset
' $2 and $3 Dresses . . . a
' $3 and 34 Dresses
310 and $12 Dresses . $5.95,
$l6iand $18 Dresses .. . . $7.50
Mrs. Josiah T MIrean. 0* Daybi‘flkv made into Blacksnake Indians, with . . .
Greens Farms. has cards out for a due and proper ceremony, After me till the end of the we .’ ed had shouted ‘ Long live France :‘hWr' about aged'fiimmfllui
. . . ' v
$12050 Sluts I e s s ' o $5s95‘
. ‘ . . ’ .0,
$16 to $30 Sluts . . . .
bridge party on Thursday afternoon. delightful days, they trumped from . ‘ ,. ., . at Lori’ad‘v a “W.“ 0‘ Bade“! partlcolored scarf with a diamond
the arm: to be complimentary to Mr! Still River to Bethe], wher they spent LONDON Aug-10”“ dis“ “’"m ‘e was “waltmg “ram'Ac‘ Itickplninit. and had purloined all his
33 to $5 Trimmed Hats. . .
MSllapes .
Cushman. or New york who is the a... night m a bum, takins we train patch to the Exchange Telegraph cording to the affidal it he was numeral-Inga, which he put on 111.. an;
Wash Skirts up to $3. 00 .
th ' h e in Ann street. .
mo era one 17 CHESTNUT 31“.. 80. NORWALK.
iDmflW-lIC-I‘ 'oftheCelellrstsd tapeworm-isms-
PictOrial Review Patterns
August Patterns Now on Sale
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,I.I,I,I.I,I,I‘I_I‘I:IVI s.uju,l.l.l_l,l,l,n.ntl,n.-,u,-,l:u,|:sfn‘s.u.u A - -
Richard Podzelni returns today to
the City National Bank after spend-
ing an enjoyable mam“- «Have Been Spendlnd Several
A permit 111.1. been granted to St» Days in Various Camps in \ For sue st luau: In none could understand why I man
John & Keyser to build I two-“OW . , ' should be afraid of a mouse. At any
bungalow in West avenue, for Mrs. Connecticut Donnellys Stationery and 300k Store. rate they-me was broken up'foll nun-
w. H. Swords. -' - 16 South Main St. lot covered by shame. left the field
,3: The next day he went to his doctors to
learn what was the matter with mm.
P -,\RIS \“g- 10 2 ~15 3- m- - They looked at each other knowingly,
Deputy Scout Commissioner J.
Thomas K. Richardson. 0' 5 0°" Dierk. of New York city. started last
cord street. resumes his duties 1“ N9" Monday on a hike with his troup of
York City today. after eniovins 5 Italian Boy Scoutsfrom Richmond Hill
pleasant vacation. , House, Mscdounl street. They drat AMSTERDAM
s A ,
WAR BULLETIN.
.—
$2.90.
$1.49-
$1.99
house guest of Judge and Mrs nor. “an at 3 oiclock on Thursday morn- Comm“? from 01111:, says that ll‘illllC( ately arrested, placed ag- gels. He went to the baseball match
can. . . ins; solos through Reading. the Glen Emperor Wilhafi} has arrived at ainst the W3" 0‘ the station and witha'lndy‘s (soluble ”and and while
. - Valley Forge and thence to Westwft Aix-la- Cllapelle to join his army. shot waiting ‘9' a“ m t" m“ "‘5’
‘ . ‘——--£. nsteiy tanned himself and sniffed at 11
Tomorrow evaning, P. C. Lousbury From there they went to Mr. McD_on~ . Three other French youths who bunch of violets pinned to m. shirt.
Lodge, New England Order at Protec- ald's camp. at West Nth-walk, which NEW YORK, Aug IO.-— The were among the small crowd de- bosom.
tion, will give .9. tree musical enter- is the headquarters for Troop 1, Nor. Bedgian consul today gave out tallied by the Germans, protested
Not a man of his old chums would
‘31an” to m members ‘a'n‘a friends. ‘walk; There they spent the night-11d the following cablcgram received at the killing and were told to Spell to him. They remembered N6
1111'. promises to be one or the finest the ioiiowins dI'Y twins 113- In the from the Belgian Minister of War shut their mouths. The were am 1" W‘W‘“ ‘ form 8‘3““ .
. stairs in the history or the local "will: I big council fire WIS held. at Brussels: “Let American ex- then led to the place w etc the w! ‘ 7." ‘ ' p , '
' lodge,“ and all members and families both trout! “will“. Wt which. I} porters of wheat .know that ‘Bel- first Frenchman was shot, a group mm 1.3?3" swinging a fan and
are urged to attend. ‘ ’ '_ . 9: 30. s moonlight hike WI! “Sued“ gian credit remains unimpaired, of officers fired at them, and they m“ .93 for the women W
. . .. »— ~ ‘ Dorian. '53“ “1°! ”HMS“ ‘11 the andtllat England has-advised that fell. Women in the vicinity wep‘t,‘_‘ my (fare M much mum at
la. young man called at Dr. W. 8. WV.“ ‘efimuefl- returning WW“? all boats with wheat ‘come direct the affidavits retires knowing his actions. .
Burnell’s odice in West avenue late NW1! “0‘11 midnight. togéntwerp without stop, all pay- knowing what» had liappéned ‘ Welsh m “0‘ round 11 Weber
.ye'tei’dly afternoon, to true his . mqns being assured as in time of Another Frenchman who shout- to 9‘9 ”3 place It 1"" 9mm"
left thish csnierlsed. its had been“ . peace.’_ ed “Assassin,” was likewise shot, ’
‘ bitten by s collie do; all West Main ‘ te affidavit says, while Elie. twg ,
street ssrllsrin the afternoon. The WASHINGTON ’Aug 10... Italian were killed on t c roa “ ‘ ’ rowing .
dog bed broken sway trout its leash any, by a blinket refusal to between Waldshut and Immcnd- Lmth Thefdogt‘orswwgonnm
and attacked the young tsilow. insicte , 'carr'y malls in transit to other ingen. One of them was killed In ad theblood into him contend that u
to; three distinct bites. ‘ 'coulilrie's. has temporarily shut an argument over the closing of doom ofwoman's blood, which had
oil postal fuellities to its war all , cause he objected to a German M memoir» ”W‘- “'1'
usually It shins Inn-s In at. AhstrisHungary The postofflg; a train window, and the other be- fl” 3““ “33¢ “a. l “a ——- --
m1. ell-sell m wsrs also ' department amused for despitch Sitting ”1 hm“ ' '- ‘ ‘* W '3: swam... the rail .
‘ aummmum ., , g~ * ~ofsflthmlkfocNort rnEur— . . 27.: use William models, A
assess ants m waters In no» at. .exeept Austria by estesm- PARIS. Aug- !°-— Amms jumped down into a... diamond and " .
__ ”.gl “'00 rulers or the-I in Rotterdam tronrNew York to advices received here, the Ser- will. hell. a shoe arose. 2f
‘ , is have arrived flag-mfmfiqgmurmr' “Give 2 ' an 0a
m r‘l‘llls‘ will clear vian advanced .
'dth‘ befpre Vise .Bosnia, to which 1' .
‘ . . . _ place the Austrian troops fell .
y . '_ ‘ . __ ‘ ' ~ '1 upkwheuflleyretimdjmmthe
mail, ex-
one
sue-V navssecnrsd stew our!“ of this very high class cos]. we IN
3 prepared tosuppiyouroutssusrseltber for present 11an
fl
nook. “WNW!!!" winter ordain.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Norwalk Chronicler