WEDNESDAY, AUG. 12, 1914.
Special Values in
Table Damaks
25o, 400, 50c, 75c and $1.00 a Yard.
Bath Towels—10c, 12 1-2c, 25c, 35c
and 501:.
Bed Spreads—$1.00 $1.25, 21.50, 21.75
to $3.50.
led Sheets—49.6, 45c, 50c, 701:, 756.
79c and 251:.
E. K. Banks
Hahacke'mo Hotel Block, So. Nomllt.
Eyes of the World.
$1.35-
Harold Bell Wright, author of
The Winning of Barbara Worth.
WM. P. BEERS
loot? animus-my sun.
South Norwalk. Norwalk
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.'I
Low, [13; high,
’l‘cmpcraturc:
77. Fair.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-;
night and Thursday; cooler tonight,
gentle to moderate north winds, The
disturbance which has been causing‘
unsettled. showery weather during the
last 48 hours is now passing out to,
sea near Nantucket Mass. it is fol-1
loued by an area of high pressure
with pleasant weather and lower tem-
perature. Shou ers were reported
from Nebraska northeastward to Min-
nesota and from the Lower Mississln
pi Valley northeastward to New Eng-
land There is no unusual disturbance
this morning east of the Rocky Moun-
tains. The temperatures are slightly
lower in the northern distriCts.
The Harris 8; Guns Co. are discharg-
ing a barge of anthracite coal.
Ernest Deane, of Boston, is a Ivis-
itor in this city iorIa shdrt time.
Ruth and Rosita, daughters of Mr.‘
and Mrs Frederick L. Lanson of Mn-
ple street, returned home yesterday
after a two weeks' trip in the west. 1
in the race tomorrow afternoon be-
tween “Jack" 10ch and the fast
speed boat. McGee will stay on the
water the entire trip, which willi
start at 2: 30 from Roton Point, and
the race will continue up the sound:
toward Norwalk harbor
NEW METHOD PROVES F’OI’ULAR.I
lchalienger,
'singles on the courts of theWest Side
iwill bring Maurice
lthe American champion, against Nor-
,man E. ,Brookes, captain of the chal-
Hangers,
10 for 5c.
Souvenir Post Cards of the City.
At
DONNELLY'S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
l. IOUTH MAIN STREET.
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WILLIAMS-BROOKES IN
. OPENING TENNIS MATCH
NEW YORK. Aug. 12.—Robert D.
Wrenu announced yesterday that R.
cNorrls Williams, 21'], would have the
honor for America of opening the
Davis cup matches on Thursday at
ternoon, at 2 o'r:,loclr against .'\uthony
_F. Wilding, of Australasia, as the
The second match in the
’l‘enrlis Club, at Forest Hills, N. Y.,
1E. Mcboughliu,
in the” éldsing- singled matches on
Saturday. Brookes will meet Williams
at 2 o',clook ahd Wilding will finish
the series of five matches with
McLaughlin at 4 o'.clock
declined to say whether Karl H. Bohr
or Thomas C. Buudy would hold the
court with McLaughlin on the Amer-
ican doubles team in the matches on
Friday.
All of the players practiced yester-
day. Brooks wore steel points in his
:shoes and rallied prettily against Wild-
ing. McLaughlin and Williams tried
{singles and then McLaughlin paired
with Bundy and engaged 11.11, Back-
Hot Water _On Tap at a Trlfllng Cost. 8“ and F. B. Alexander The Ger-
So successful has been the demon-
stration of gas water heaters, conduct-
ed by the United Electric Light I: Wa- .
ter Company, during the past month,
that Superintendent B. H. Gardner has'
, arranged to continue it for the remain-
tier of the summer.
The lighting company has arranged
interesting exhibits in each of their or-
does. ahowingithe water beats in act-1
uni operation, and illustrating the rela- 'l
tivoly small cost of gas consumed by
the heater. These have,_attra_cted con-
sideritble attention and many peopleI
. ,have learned for the first time of this
, quick. 'cool and convenient way or ob-'
talnlng hot water, in the summer time,
without the use of. their hot, dirty coal
'stove. ,
The no water heater. which ioreal-
1y a.- wonderfully inasotious allalr,
be attached right to the min: 1111611
on boiler who this at _all, and it is
. not expensive to operate. The gas
company is furnishing those liontoroi~
to its customori on a‘n easy rental
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BRAZIL NEEDSJJONEY. ,
RIO DE JAN-BIRD, Brazil, Aug. 12.
museums." or the Brennan 'Con-
grog today approved the emission of
three huddrod thousand contos (up.
prdilmately $100,000,000 nominal) oi
{tips}; 0! this sum t'wb‘htthdrod‘cou-
too is destined for the payment of
treasury creditors and lo converublo,
mwmhdithoproooodloitho
amuse-u mu allotted for m‘
m no mueliaauomooo con
u- y W to on the 1111-1111. which
" vjll I? it are 3". NW u then
plan,_. which Is proving, so very popu-
man players, Otto Freltzhoim and
Oscar Kreuzer, were spectators.
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, PROGRESSIVE ENROLLMENT.”
To the Editor of The Sentinel:
It is earnestly requested that those
members of the Progressive party in
the Second district: who have been en-
gazed in enrolling Progressives, will
iloayo their enrollment books at Waltor
Becker' 3 grocery store, 41 Washington
street, South Norwslk, not later than
Thursday. August 13, as they must be
in the hands of the town clerk by Fri .
day. August 14. .
moms Ricnannsou,
Chairman. Second ‘ District.
August. 12. 19.14. ‘
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21409191th Norse. '
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MI Mrs. Allen, oi Taylor avenue, was '
operated on yesterday at the Norwalk
'Liiosnitol. .
GuisoppIo Tlplttone, of Cross street.
was admitted to the institution, yes-
tordd'y. 101- medlcal treatment.
11.12. Comings, of South Norwalk.
was admitted yesterday for medical
treatment.
Mrsflllillon Dixon,
was operated on tb a morning:
- IN MEMORIUM.
Many hearts have been saddened by
the death or Miss Loulso Biohkthullor: '
She enjoyed the friendship of a large
circlo ,oi triendo and acquaintances, ,
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and had a true Christian character.
_‘l'ho King’s Daughters' Circle. of the
Hothodllt Climb. o! whloi Ibo, w
\ir. Wrenm
of Stuart avenue. .
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
“Busiest Placefin'fl‘own”
Entire Krieger Stock of
FURNITURE
Being Sold at Half Price
The A. .l. Angevine 8: Son Company
134 Washington Street South Norwalk
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE 488
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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which are not alone pretty -
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August Patterns Now on, Solo
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Donnelly' aI Stationery and Book Store.
16 Much Main St.
War Bulletins
-«- LONDON, Aug. 12 (9:10 a. m.)—-The'correspondent
oillh‘e’E'xchange Telegraph Company at. Rome says that a
(lispatclf'from B‘erlin gives an official statement by Gen- ,
.rffiralryon Stein regarding the siege at Liege. The German
denies the loss of 20,000 men, but does not give figures of
his— losses. He says that only a small number of German
heaps were engaged in order to maSk" the movements of
tlie ‘h’tilk of the arme.-. The enemy '5 advance attacking
force, he says, was completely annihilated, and while
admitting that the forts “remain intact, explains this by
saying: .T‘The emperor did not'wish to sacrifice Liege un-
necessarily, but assoon as the heavy artillery arrives the
forts will be taken without the loss of a man.” 4
General von Stein admits that the capture of the forts
. is a difficult problem", because of the unfavorable ground
about them. and further because the population of the
town, including the Women, shot at the German troops:
from behind, firing indiscriminately, hitting the surgeons
and “the wounded. The German commander concludes
with the remark that “it must not be forgotten that the
Belgian fdrce lS numerically superior to ours." .
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A BIRUSSEYLS, Aug. 12, via' London,11:20 a». nth—The
German armyq‘s’ being detached from its“ position before
Liege; and is advancing" throagh the heart of Belgium.
The main body of the German cavalry is engaged in a_
1515:1111 m0venient it’ll along the front of the allied
armies.
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LONDON: Aug. 12, 9 .30.‘a 111—17113 Copenhagen
‘ 11611111111111.3011: or The Daily Mail says: "It is ascertained
__that .fl.“ German torpedo boat destroyer which was re-
:90an tobavmbcon sunk by the explosion of one of her
” 'boilers oi! South Gedsor on Aug. 5, really was destroyed
“an”, . ,, . vo
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Strength of
Newspaper
Advertising
The Strong
Powor of its
Business
Getting
Is Fully Appre-
oiated by all
. Who Know
The Business At-
nesting Quali-
-'68 of such.
Efficiency
STERLING
Is doing things to Furniture
Prices.
AUGUST FURNITURE SALE
Now at its height at its Extraor-
dinary Value Giving
Extra Special—Dining Room
Chair, genuine heavy unnercd
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oak frame with leat or slip '
seat $3 50 value. August
Sale Price ........... $1, 95
Sterling Furniture Co
Early June Peas, extra
fine quality '3 cans
A. STULL .
1909 Pope Hartford Rinabout.
127-129 WASHINGTON 8T.
We specialize in furnishing homes
complete. Tel. 105.
_—-SPECIALS——,-,,,_,I
1.
Charcoal, a bag ..... . 8c
25c
Extra Fancy New Potatoes, 1.11113 ........... . ........ 24¢
Standard Kerosene Oil,
a gal, ............ 8 1-2c
24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST NORWAL&-_
“LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR IS HERE.
auto Supplies storage. Firestone, Goodrich United States Tirol.
Lowest prices Special ,storue to commuters. Storing for the day. ' J
cane FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK on MONTH.
RIGHT 1111 so. NORWALK STATION.
FOR SALE.
alloclulo-oosohlioal
CI-IALMERS 19I5
use '
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
1. suite ARRIVE.
From N's! York, N. Y., and all
points Welt-and South-o:05,aud 10:18
a m., 1:20, 6:47p. m. aud12:.15o. m.
From New York N. Y., and Brook-
1.... N. 11., direcIl—Z: 46 and 4:28
From all point East-4:34, 6:57 and
10:83 a. m., 1:09. 2:25, 6:02, 6:47 and
9:42 1). m.
From Danbury, Conn, Bethe] Conn,
Ridgeilold, 001111. —8: 18 a. 111.; Dan-
bury, Conn., 9:12am and5:.14p
m.;.1rom Danbury and all points be-
tween Danbury and South Norw'alk at
12:52and7z45p. m.
From Norwslir, Conn. —At 7. 00.
9::0011nd1000a.1m.. 1.80 3:00:11“!
7: 90 p. m. .
MAILS CLOSE.
For New York. 1N. Y., and‘ all
points West of South Norwalk, Conn.
5:30,6:00ands:.00p m.
For all points East—5: 55 and
10:m000m.,100 60011.net 800
D-
For Bridgeport, _Conn, direct-,9: '00
a. m.
11.0.11. CARS $9007
I' , I Chalmers "as." 1912 ............ mo .
. ,. ' . 1912 Maxwell, newly painted and overhauled. “50‘ " .
.; 1 , ‘ ‘ L” "I: 1:11}. Repurovork guaranteed. Bonito-5.399131% I
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' 60 Van Zandt Street.
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2 Unit Starting and Lighting System $100'E1‘rtr’s
REDDY a AYERS
Distributors For Fairlield County
9 ,0”.
For Danbury direct—OI: 45 11 m. and
6: 00 p. m.
—At5:55a m.and1:._00p m.
. .‘ ;ANDREW LEARY, P. M.
" NORWA‘LK, CONN,
MAIL-'8 ARRIVE.
- 7 a. that-All points.
7. 30 a. tit—East, West of New Ha-
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7:15 a. m.——W,ilton (101111..
9: 30 a tin—South Norwalk, Conn.
11:15 a in.—EsIst, West and South
Norwalk. "
12: 45 p. m.—-Danbury and North.
2 p. m.—East, West and South Nor-
3 15 p, 1m.—E§st and South Non
walk.
5: 00—New York, Brooklyn and
South Norwalk.
7. '30 p.m tin—101mL West and South
Norwolk, »
MAILS CLOSE.
a ins—Edd
a Im.—-Dsiibury Division.
3011 tin—West and South Nor-‘
lit.
'30 11.“- m.—-,~Eost. West and South
Norwalk.
12' 00 111,-— -—Now York and Western
Points (Letters only.)
£12: 80 p. she-Ian“ and South Nor-
walla
152p. ans—Daubury immiow:
25 p. ::.—1W.» (latter: only.)
00 p. in. —Wut.
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p. tor-loll. West and South
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Have secured a few cargoes of this very hl'gli class coal, we are
prepared to supply our customers either for preoerit use or winter
, stock. RaIre opportunity to place your wintor order-o.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
. For all points on Danbury Division '
War Bulletins I
HONOLULU, Aug 12 .——A cablegram', received tbs ”SI
,, day from Yokohama says the Pacific Mail Liner Nile,
' which has just arrived from Honolulu, has cancelled lien ,
. trip to Hong Kong and back to the United States, owing .
7 _to a report that a. German‘cruiser is in the straits near 1
Kobe, Japan. The N7 ile is a chartered British
She left San Francisco July 25.
MISTERDAM,.via London, Aug. 12, 2 :20 p. II.m-- ' :I
'A dispatch from Maestricht to The Telegraaf says ter-v 9,‘
.rific artillery firing Was heard throughout the morning ‘
coming from the direction of Tongres, to the north of
Liege. The concussion was felt in Maestricht.
WASHINGTON, Aiug. 12.--R'ed Cross Headquarters
today cabled an order for one thousand dollars for the
usosof the"Arrterncan causal-general at Canton, China, in' .7“,
buying medical supplies for the relief of'flood' sufferersa.
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