THURSDAY, AUG. 13. I914
Special Values in
Table Damaks
25c, 40c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 a VIM.
Bath Towels—10c, 12 12c. 25c, 35c
and 501:. -
Bed Spreads—$1.00 $125, $1.50, $1.75
to $3.50.
Bed Sheets—39¢, 45c, 506, 70c, 75¢.
79c and 25c.
E. K. Banks
lahacksmo Hotel Block, Bo. Nonnlk.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
ly fair tonight and Friday; gentle to
moderate north winds, becoming \'ar-.
iable.
ance this morning east of the Rocky:
Mountains is central over Lake Su-
' parlor, Showers were reported during
the last 24 hours from the southern;
districts and along the Atlantic coast.
as far north as New York, also in:
\‘ebraska, Io\1',a _IUpper Michigan and
\lisconsin. Moderate temperatures.‘
prevail in nearly all districts. l
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
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Temperature: Low, 65; high,
Rain;
A!
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Conductor Ernest R. Wilson is en-
joying a few weeks’ vacation in the
west. ‘
:1 sale of dresses, waists and shirt!
at Mlntz' s.
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Mrs. Katherine Tortorella of Spring
street is in New York visiting her
daughter Mrs. Lillie Lotierzo.
Only routine business was trans-
acted at the meeting last evening or
Butle; Lodge. No, 97.1. 0 O, F, .,
l
Contractor John Mahan. of New Ca-
naan, started work Tuesday on the
building of the Millard street bridge.
«Rebekah Lawn Party,
lawn, Friday evening. 1,
Morrison's. ,
The South Norwalk Savings Bani;
advises you to look your financial
situation in the face. Better read the
adv
There will be an auction sale of
groceries at the wholesale store of M.
Joseleff, 53 aWetr street. The adv. in
this issue will give full particulars,
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Numerous specials will be found, at
the Boston Store Clearance Sale.
—Dyspepsis is America' 3 horse. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters conquers dyspep-
’sia every time. It drives out impurl
ties, tones the stomach, restores per-
fect digestion, normal weight, and;
good health.
Prudent people will find a‘ pointer
for them in the adv. of the People's
Trust Company. 7 .
James Gilmore and Ernest Taylor!
have returned home after spending
several dayswith friends1and Srela- I‘
tives in nu River, Newport-and Prov-
idoncek» I
I
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The only well-defined disturh-
’DONNE‘LLY’S
-street. was admitted to the Norwalk
- O. 8.. met'last evening for their rog-
lthe usual routine business. . .
' be taken.
led to have greatly strengthened their
line-up, and a warm contest is looked- .
ling arrested Mrs. Cathleen Kelly, on
Boston street, for breach 0! the peace .
Judge Keogh this '
Eyes of the World.
81-35-
Harold Bell Wright, author of
The Winning of Barbara Worth.
WM. P. BEERS
look and lutlonary 0201-0.
South Norwalk. Norwalk
ID for so.
Souvenir Post Cards of the City.
At
STATIONERY AND 300K 1‘ STORE
1| SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Mrs Ellen-Dixon, of Stuart ave-
nue, was discharged from the Nor-
walk Hospital lastnigbt,
Miss Emma Seymour, of Main
Hospital~ for surgical
last night
treatment. .
a
Bathing suits 1101' all at reduced pric.
es at A. Dickerman & Son's,
The members of Court Frances, 0.
ular business meeting,:and transacted
There will be a special meeting of:
the Norwalk Gun Club tomorrow even-
ing at which time consideration of a
proposed shoot at Dorlon’s Point will
Ii
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The Norwalks and New Canaans
will play on the Amusement Park:
diamond, Saturday. afternoon at 3:30
o'clock. The New Csnaans are report-
for.
Reduced prices on all ladies bathing
suits at Tris'trsm A Hyatt's,
Mrs, Cora Stuart, of Naples street.
was arrested last night by Officer Mir
ton i. Lockwood. on complaint of a
,This morning when the case
Judge continued it until Saturday. Mrs.
Stuart is represented by Attorney‘John
IIJ. Cause. I
Ofllcer Milton 1. Lockwood last even.
and drunkenness.
morfing continued her case to August
29th. and~the court ordered ‘Mrs. Kelly
to take the pledge and care for her
large family of children in. a proper
manner:
lette -.s ‘
The street depprtment has been re-
John IHalah will build the dance hall
to be erected on Munroe street byl
Samuel Policy. The new pavilion will‘
cost $1,000.1‘nd will be 26:32 feet. The:
contractor received a permit this,“ by the department. because “my,
or drainage is not afforded for this » 7
' new road, ,the Win" during rain .
' -. storms will keep Mendowstreet in that
morning. and work on the building is
' to start immediately. ..
Little Harry Bates, under ten years,
was picked up in the First District
this morning and returned to 1111.11.11
street where he “WP-'11P? little fol:
quested by Stephen Naval; to extend
the South Main street sewer to the
new road Mr. Novak has recently open.
ed up between South Main and Mead-
ow streets. This matter will be taken
vicinity in. poor condition.
The Kris‘gsr Comdsny is advertisin:
a great’ alteration clearance sails. ado
l1 avaorpst-tleulars .
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
“Busiest Place;
in Town”.
Entire Krieger Stock of
FURNITURE
Being;r Soldat Half Price
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The A. J. Angevine & Son Company
134 Washington Street
South Norwalk
O. D. Jackson
Optician
A
5| WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE “I
Everything in the Optical Line
I Eyes Examined Free
Mrs. Wilson, living on the samemtreet, .
' which charges Mrs. Stuart assaulted
1her.
- came up before Judge John Keogh, the
special values in waists at J I. Msl- 1
SumerStyluforOiildrcn
' are lovely and
Pictorial Review
Patterns
excel] all others in the won-
w variety of, designs
which are not alohb
.h‘
l ammo—11c,-
but are practical pad easy
‘for the home scunstrcss to
Mononu-
ll well as all Ilia latest
bombs-in
«alums?
Summgr
Fashion Book
'ofthaCelslu-ated
I pretty .
SDI-Coat. “Mi-I’M
Pictorial Review Patterns
August: Patterns Now on Solo
‘5—
‘Pw. ,. For Sale at ., 1| [1;
Donnelly's Stationery and Book Store,
16 South Main St. "‘9'?
W ar Bulletins
BRUSSELS, Aug. 13, via London, 4:30 a. 1n.—
Though there is a general idea that a big battle has be-
” igun, the only officialnews that came to hand late last
I , night gave no indication where fighting was
occurring.
It still seems here that the enemy is inclined to avoid
of Brussels.
Yesterday for the first time
' ; aggression on a large scale at LouVain, to the northeast
O
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German prisoners were
1 seen here. They were young officers with spiked helmets
covered with brown Holland cloth to render them less
conspicuous.
The Belgians fight at a disadvantage, as
they are compelled to expose themselves in their ordi-
nary uniforms, sonjie of which, especially those of the
. cavalry, are brilliantly colored, while the Germans.“ all
rank wear gray field uniforms which melt into the greys
and browns of roads and stubble fields.
The Belgian authorities are preserving well the secret
”of the Operations 6! the military.
IA member of the
Chamber of Deputies said yesterday that even he and his
_ colleagues were ignorant of such
I abouts of army headquarters.
matters as the where-
King Albert passed through Louvain yesterday after—
noon in a travel-sthined autOmobile.
He was dressed in a.
general’s unifOrm and almost escapéd recognition, as he
Was without escort}
German ‘brhtttlitie‘s'. They are accused of burning and 'pil-
.laging villages and of shopting'villagers without provoca-
NIAugI 13.5.15 :1.
tion. It is olleg‘ed that whenever German cavelry enters
":{I' a town they make first for the municipal treasury and:
Ithéh for the” ”oaks, taking 'whatéver cash they can find
m.«A dispatch to the
'labcllcd ofI-
1
Hal-rowing stories continue to be .told of alleged I
The
Strength of
Newspaper
Advertising
The Strong
-Power of its
Business
Getting
Efficiency
IIs Fully Appre:
ciated by all
The Business At-
tracting Quali-
es of, such.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
MAILS ARRIVE.
From New York, N. Y., and all
points West and South—6:05 and 10:18
a- m. 1.20 6:47p. m.and12:,15a m.
From New York N. Y., and Brook-
lyn. N. Y., direct—2: 46 and 4: 28
p.111
From all point East—5: :14, 6: 57 and
10:33am, 1:.09 2:25 6:02, 6:47and
9. 42 p, in.
Danbury, Conn Bethel. Conn.
Ridgeiield. Conn .«8: 18 a. 111.; Dan-
bury (301111.. 9:12 a. m. and 5: 14 p.
m; irom Danbury and all points be-
tween Danbury and South Norwalk at
12' 52and7:45 p. m.
«From Norwalk Conn —-At 7' 00,
9:00and10'00a.m, 1:30, 3:00am!
7' 00 p. m.
MAILS CLOSE.
For New York, N. Y., and all
points West of South Norwalk Conn.
—6:40 and 10:00a. n1., 12:35_,1:50
5:30,6:00and8:00p. m.
For all points East—5:55 and ~
10:00 a. m., 1:00, 6:00 and 8:00
p. m.
For Bridgeport Conn, direct—9: 00
a.m .
6' €ng Danbury direct—9: 45 a. an; and
For9 all points.on Danbury Division
«At5:55a m.and1:.00p 111..
1111111an 1.1111111, P. M
NORWALK, CONN,
MAILS ARRIVE.
7 a. m.—Ail points.
7:30 a. m.—-—East West of New Ha-
van.
7: 15 a. tin—Wilton Conn. '
.9: 30 a. n1.——South Norwaik, Conn.
1 11:15 a. m.—-East, West and South
Norwalk.
.12: 45 p. 1n.-—Danbury and North.
2 p.111 m—East West and South Nor-
3: 15 11. «East and South Nor-
walk.
5: 00—-=New‘_ York. Brooklyp and
South Norwalk. '
7:30 p, n1.-—East, West and South
Norwslk.
MAILS CLOSE.
5: 45 a m.—East,
3. 00 a; n1.-—Danbury Division.
0: 30 a. m.——West and South Nor-
I m—East, West and South
it.
12: 00 m.-- «Now Yorlr and Western
Points (Letters only.) '*
$3330 p. cur-East 4113; 23111.11 Nor-
1'45 . i—i)aul111Iry 51.111311. —
., ,p. fi1—WW::L(WOTI only.) -
Who Know II
West ammo I
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STERLING
Is doing things to Furniture -
Prices. . ‘91
AUGUST FURNITURE SALE
Now at its height at its Extraor.
dinary Value Giving.
Extra Special—Dining Room
Chair, genuine heavy quartered
oak frame, with leather slip
seat. $3.50 value. August
Sale Price ........... $1 95
Sterling Furniture Co
121-129 WASHINGTON 8T.
We specialize in furnishing homes
complete. Tel, 105.
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——SPECIALS-————
Extra Fancy New Potatoes, 141113, .................. I 24‘:
Cha(coal, a bag ...... 8c , .' a
I Standard Kerosene Oil,
Early June Peas. extra .
a gal, ............ 8‘1-sc';
fine quality 3 cans
A. sTULL
25c
,1
24 cornea STREET. . 11'
EAST NORWAL "
CHALMEIRS 1915
“LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR Is HERE.
Auto Supplies, Storage. Firestone, Goodrich, United Stats: Tint.
Lowest prices Special storage to commuters. Storing for the day. ,
CARS FOR HIRE DAY WEEK OR MONTH. ‘ . I
RIGHT BY 80. NORWALK STATION.
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FOR SALE. ' _,
1909 Pope Hartford Runabout... ..... .. M
Ohalmers“86.”l9lz ......... ”as:
1912 Hawaii, newly painted and overhauled. . M
. Repair work guaranteed Fords a specialty. ', . *
i VAAST BROS,
: . TEL- 1369-. 2.7 cussrnur or. so. Moawsl.
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2 Unit 51111151 and Lighting System 31005111111; ;~ .
REDDY 8t AYERS
60 Van andt Street. , Distributors For Fairfield County
nghland C021
, Have secured a few cargoes of this very high class coal. .'I°
prepared to supply our customers either for present use or will
stock. Rare opportunity to place your winter orders.
RAYMOND BROTHERS *
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Owing to the removal of the firm of Morris Joseloff. wholesale gr
., eer, at 52 Water street; South Norwalk, to Waterbury, , Conn.
1 above mentioned firm will sell at Public Auction the entire stock.
sisting of all kinds of Groceries. at less than wholesale price
This is in order to avoid the extra expense of double carta {rot
and- labor. "
,“s'ucrlon seems SATURDAY, AUGUST 15'rH. AT2
BERLIN, via Copenhagen and Londbn, 12.25 ,a.I
Aug. 13. '—-A‘ meeting of five hundred Americans in _‘ iii!
Germancapital was informed last , evening. that many; '
German 11111111131: were ready to take stranded Americans
into their houses without cost. The first on the list 0
:1-Ithosc willing to do so was A'dolf Vermuth, the lord
mayor, "who hold he would take three Americans. , ,
The banks here also are ready to grant imp 11:119.
Norwalk Chronicler