FRIDAY, AUGUSTus, 1914 Siecial Values in Table Damaks 25c, 40c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 a Yard. Bath Towels—10c, 12 i-2c, 25c, 85c and 50:. Bed Sprout—$1.00 $1.25, $1.50, 81.75 to $3.50. led Sheets—39c, 45c, 50c. 70c, 75c, 79c and 95c. E. K. Banks Hahncksmo Hotel Block, Go. Nonvilk l Eyes of the World. SI-ss- Harold Bell Wright, author of The Winning of Barbara Worth. WM. P. BEERS look and stationery euro. South Nor-walk. Not-walk ,- WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Upset- tled tonight and Saturday; probably thunder showers; somewhat cooler Saturday; moderate south to west winds. The disturbance which was central over Upper Michigan last night is new central over Ontario and will probablv pass out the St. Law- rence Valley tonight. it has caused general showers in the Lake region during the last 24 hours. Showers were also reported from the southern districts. No marked temperaturo' changes have occurred during the last 24 hours. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. . Temperature: Low 64; high, 74. Rain. . I g: Read the extra in Jacoby's adv. ._...__._.. MISS Ruth Sherman, of New Brit- ain, is the guest of Mrs. John Sher- man, Putnam avenue. ‘ Herbert Ross will build a one-story addition on his house on Grumman avenue, to cost‘3250. Mr. and Mrs. William Nassau, have moved from Hillside Place to Chest- ‘nut street. South Norwaik, ‘War has been declared on high prices at Louis Avrlck's. See special prices on men's goods in the adv. , Marshall and Elton Hoyt, of “Utoa wana" Cottage, Pine Point, are enjoy- ing a pleasant stay,at Cold Springs, 'in the Catskill Mountains. —R,eoekah Lawn Party, lawn, Friday evening. Morrison's George Steinhart, of 44 Arch street. Bridgeport, has received the contract. for the wiring of the new home of Samuel Greensteln on Crescent Ter- race. Jeremiah Egan and Edward B, Dou- lens. second district registrars of voters, will be at the City Hall this afternoon and evening to finish up their registering work. There will be a meeting tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in " Bridgeport before Referee in Bankruptcy, John Banks, of the creditors of Richard W. Law, formerly manager of the Ma.- hackemo Hotel. John McMullen, of Judah island. is greatly beautifying his property. which he has kindly loaned for play- ground purposes, on Burritt avenue. . by the laying of nightly cement bor- _ ders along the roadways. Mr and Mrs. Richard H. Golden sail tomorrow from Glasg0w. Scot- _ humor; the “Cal-mania" bound for this country. Mr. Golden reports hard times in Seotland, it being im-' "possible to !liven have a. Bank of Eng- land 'note changed. A meeting of Company, A, Military ._ Branch. Loyal Order of Moose. will be ‘ hlI'Id “Wild ‘ofl-‘d’o of mastic]: H. '91:?“ South Main street. this even . st b’clocll, to itss’r .Jtho report. or the lay-law «mate. and take so- tiori .on the. use. , pay them. 10 for 5c. Souvenir Post Cards of the City. At STATIONERY AND BOOK 'STORE 1. SOUTH MAIN STREET. “Ming-Jennie ” LeCount, End ,_ Miss ‘vlsit with friends in West Haven. w ,Inswn. D. c. i ‘his house as a result of a sprained .DONNELLY’S; May Burg, are enjoying a few day's» THE: SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walker, Darien. are spending a week in Wash- Deputy Chief W. .1. Powell, of the First district. is able to be out and at business today alter being confined to back. L. R. Brotherton has brought suit against Robert C. Thompson et ux. claiming damages of 8:30. The plaintiff alleges in the complaint that there is due him a certain sum for work. Joseph Davis, brother of Leo Davis, who with his wife are abroad. received a postal card from them yesterday which stated that they met Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Golden in Edinburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Davis were scheduled to leave England a week ago Thursday, but it is not known by their friends here whether they were able to book passage . Yesterday afternoon a picnicker at Roton, about 25 yearmold, was saved from drowning only by the quick ac, tion of Clifford “Hop" Beendict, Ro- ton's official life saver, and several of the local life savers, who rescued the young man after he had gone down. for the second time, He was brought to in short order, but would not give his name. The (‘atholic Club is making ar- rangements to quarter and feed the Boy Scouts, of New York, who will ar- rive here next Wednesday morning. under Deputy Scout Commissioner Charles. These boys make up the Catholic troupe of New York. They will be here for a couple of days. On Wednesday soon after. their arrival as I for the day. the Point having been given to them through the kindness of Manager Neville Bayley. The thrilliest thrill of them all is being arranged for by “Jack" McGee's manager and Mr. Paypthe Shippan Scout Commissioner MacDonald and Scout Master Nash spent Wednesday afternoon and evening at the camp oi! the Danbury troop. Mr, and Mrs. George Vignetti. of Stockbridge, Mass, are the guests of Mrs. Vignetti’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. McCausiand. Bayview avenue. The Misses Elisabeth Winn, Kath- erine Corcorsn and Katherine Ma- lone no in Waterbury where they will spend the week-end with friends. Two permits were issued this morn- ing to Alex Morton for the building of lcellars beneath two houses. one at lwhich be moved to Chprch street. [and the other to Center street. .The combined cost of the work will be about $100. Julius Hendricks, who has been In cdurt on several other occasions. was iarrested last evening by Omcer Mil- ton l. Lockwood for stealing a bicy- cle belonging to Tony Dodo. valued at 815. He was lined $25 and costs ‘in court this morning, but. couldn't As a result he will spend about 30 days in Bridgeport jail. Oflicer Toothill last evening had to call a patrol wagon into service to cart Bridget Shea from the South Nor. walk depot. to the station. Bridget was very drunk. but in court this morning! promised faithfully she wouldn't do it again. so she was‘dis- charged, leaving immediately for her home in Bridgeport. The Norwalk Boy Scout Council held a. meeting last night at which 'the results of the camp were discus- sad. (the report of Commissioner MacDonald showed that there is a de- [ficit and the embers of the council agreed to sub cribe :2 a piece This will meet all the obligations of the Scouts which were incurred during camp. ‘ i Armed with the necessary requisi- tlon papers, Detective Sergeant Thom- as Leatherland yesterday transferred Victor Hanson. the Country Club tire Point aviator, in the shape of a daring ‘race through the air, of! Rot’ou “will... some time around six o'clock or early this evening. “Jack" McGee this ‘ morning issued a challenge to the Ship- pan Point aviator to race for a $1,000 prize. and negotiations for it up to . press time had not been completed, but jthe indications are that the race will possible they will go to Ruton l’olnli be held. PAGE PM o! __ I’ ‘- —7 - ' i I . m _ H.I KRIEGER COMPANY Tomorrow Will be the Second Day ‘of. our Great Half Price Sale Clearance Sale. Come and take ad- . .1 vantage of the Wonderful Bargains we are offering . Men’s and Boys Clothing Women and Misses Clothing Establish a Charge Account for Yourself it will help you in a . great many ways. When you buy goods from other stores on a 30, 60, or 90 day plan you are no better off at the end of 90 days than ~you were at the time of your purchase. Our prices are as low, in most instances lower, than So called cash stores. We Count Comparison E‘ Y Gem Peas Tomatoes ’ Lima Beans Succotash Mustard Sardines \ 'thiet, from the White Plains. N Y., lisil to the local station. This morn- ing Hanson was 320%“ hetpro Judge John Keogh' who ound him ver 'to Bridgeport hill, to await trio. on the first Tuesday in September. under . bonds of $1,000. The school board has complained to thedoo’sl police authorities that boys are dinning the Fairneid Coun- ty may property by the breaking of investigated the matter. isnd secured the "names or several y .‘W "Hunt the window Gibson warned than “1,,st sin! v“ H .m as... windows. Sergeant 1m Gibson, who lib-I meant i Henry Savelkoui, who has been on- .joying a pleasant sojourn at the home of Ralph Leary, on Railroad avenue, will leave for his home in Thomaston. Conn, tomorrow. Raymond, the son at Roy. and Mrs. E. Anderson, or Rowayton, and Roy Kent last evening figured in a bicycle collision" ne‘er the Raymond ice-houses in Rowayton. Both the 'wheels of the boys were badly ‘dam- sgsd, but fortunately m riders es- coped with but low ininor- injuries. Raymond Anderson was considerably dosed by the accident, and he rssch- , , all home last evening steer wondering about newsyton in that condition Roy mmslvéd som‘siniariu tow'Evi legs, but both the Sim Old Dutch Cleansert.................. Ioc Bon AmLeake . 2 Grandma’s Soap Powder Plainor Stuffed Olives, medium size 15c , Onion Saladlargebottle...._..-....... 81.0w White Compound for All Phone 410 3 for 25c Davcys' Borax Toilet Paper, 6 Bottle 15c Bottle 10c 10 S. 8. HiStamps Free with Any of These Javelle Water or Washing Fluid too Large Bottle Blue Chlorideof Lime 10¢ a Japo Cleanser .. Empire State Vanilla or Lemon Extract 150 the Uses of Lard, 2th for .25c ....> 10C .. KOO .IOC SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK A T Andrew -Davey’s 90 Washington Street Swift’s Smoked Shoulders per lb. 16c Sweet Clover or Magnolia Milk per can 10c: California Prunes, small size, lb. .. . . .. California Prunes, medium size, 3 lbs. for 25¢ South Norwalit ..5c Soap, 7for 25c Chunk Soap, 10 for ' 25c BlueTip Matches, 6 for ............. 25c rollsior................ 25c Lemos a preserved Lemon Juice the Best for Lemonade Pineapple Juice or Flavoring Syrups, All Fruit Flavors .....zoc .IOC ocean-Illasvltsssss- Run Over This List ,3: OF BARGAINSl‘ .For Saturday Only $1.00 dark finish Screen Doors, at. .69.: 25c Jelly Glasses ............. 19c don; 59c 25-lb. size Flour Canisters....390 10c heavy paper Egg Boxes..7c dose 4 810.00 50-lb. hardwood Refrigerators,l‘\ lift top style..... ......... ... 07.4. 49c 3- gallon Stone Crooks. with cov- er .. ............... s-Isolslfli 370' 2 5c Paper Drinking Cups, 8 cups to ' package . 3G 15c enameled Frtilt Jar Fillers.....80 5c Wax Paper Rolls, for keeping lunches sweet and moist 2 for Se Sticky Fly Paper........10 Sheets, 5c 40c Wood Lawn Rakes... ........ 29:: $1.00 Hardwood Swings. for children from 6 months to 6 years old, at.69¢ 50c fine quality Parlor Brooms, with polished handle. at... .39e $1 25 Porch Blinds, green and natur- al color ...... .89c ALBERT GEHEBE 25 West Washington St, South Norwalg Phone 1009-2 _ Prompt Delivery .. 1% noun”... !' Illsssls-sssss CHALMERS 1915. “LIGHT SIX” OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR IS HERE. Auto Supplies, Storage, Firestone, Goodrich, United States Tires. Lowest prices_ Special storage to commuters. Storing for the day. CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK 0R MONTH. ‘ ‘ RIGHT BY 80. NORWALK STATION, ‘ FOR SALE. 1909 Pope Hartford Runabout 5360 Chalmers “36," 1912 ......................................... I750 nghland Coal Have secured a few cargoes of prepared to supply our customers stock. ital-e opportunity to plane your winter ordain. RAYMOND this very high class coal, we are either for present use or winter BROTHERS ' O. B. J ackson Optician 'ss WALL cram .N 53': NORWALK. runs: «a. as optical on. “ed-‘gFree " 1912 Maxwell, newly painted and overhauled $450» " Repair work guaranteed. Fords a specialty. VAAST' BROS, TEL. 1360.- 17 CHESTNUT 8T.. 80. NORWALK, ‘ i- ------- -:-zu:n:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-: : :- 1:. acaoARss900 f. REDDY 81 AYERS 69 van misc... . Distributors For roman County - .:.;.:-:.
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