3' ., has brought
(it) Treasure: \tiltred Bodwell tow
Tday started on his annual \acation'
lfronl his duties in the City National‘
3Bank. l
l
Marine, Automobile. Burglary, Linbit,i
,1 Mutual interest is the subject of the
“Y. Compensation. Fidelity Bonds, 1113p"). National Bani-i ad... today. 3
but we can write any kind of lnsur-33 ——————- 1
“()9 you In” require. Call no on my Miss Helen Monahan, oi’ Staten Is. i
Phone No, 1233. lland, being entertained at the home
30f the \lisses Buckley. 011 Cedar
Taylor 8. Golden3m‘ a... '
mm NORWALK ms. 0° 3.53.38.111129. i..‘.’“.‘..’.“‘;. 38.3:
BUILDING. P
:and Stevens. [letter get yours now.
3 Richard ireland and a, 1). Randall
illave erected their tent on one of the
3Norwallt Islands, where they will en-‘
3jo,\‘ camp lite for some time 31
Nfintrs
SPECIALS
in all
Departments.
l
l
l
3 Miss Lillian Ruwoe and grandmoth-3
3er. .\lrs. Sylvester M. Taylor, 0t,
Adams avenue, first district. ilave3
been visiiing friends in Bethel
Daubury.
Mullet your tomatoes for canning.’
;We will sell them at :5 ceiltsa basket.
Mary 1711ited Grocery Co_
Miss
Mrs, Flanl. Kelly and
(foreman, are spending, a few days at _
R- 3' l Wadlctaw Wrodhoski and Charles
‘3 3Ginovich had their cases continued
“33““ ““‘33 ngefield until ne\t h‘rldav morning by Judge
been visiting Mr and hits. William E M Lockwood in the 30““ (ourt to
0 Tailor 03 I‘m-“3‘33“ 3day. Both ale charged with breach
30f the peace and assault.
Newport.
of has
Mrs Willis liurr, of Center avenuP.
and \Yt" Ri-i‘t'it‘t‘ii 11 Lot 11f $1.00 Shirts
at ....................... 79c
. ——— Louis Avrick
The Union Clothing and Shoo Store.
which “'0 Will Sell
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
has been entertaining Miss Lillian3
Simona, oi Port Chester New York 3 The 80530" Store adv, will tell you
more about the summer clearancel
it you are planning to build a “19'
ho e tl 9 av, of the ’eo le's Trust' '
Coiiipan; Weill interest ylou D '33 Robert 1" lngersoll and a force 0"
3nlen are busy grading and la\'lng out
the new street retently made by
Stephen Novak between South Main
3aud Meadow. streets. Mr. lngcrsoll
will also beautify this new road by
Slalntord 'Conn in June, 1933. 1the laying of cement sidewalks. curbs
Frederick H. Jennings. a Y 'lle stu-
dent has brought suit tor $50,000
damages for injuries received in the
wreck it .\'ew Haven railroad at
(Dru?
STOCK OP
_4 - and gutters. altogether over 5 0th feet
Notw'alli had only six transfers of 103 sidewalk “333 3’9 put ““13
plopeity. last week. but there were3 ”‘“”"‘
.nlortgz‘lges of 31.1.3537 recorded. as
against ”Eleven sales of property and See adv,
mortgages of $30. 650 placed on recordl'
the second week ot'August. 1913.
Final shoe clearance at Kecler‘s.
o
The little daughter of Mr and Mrs.
3 .1 u. litauory. of o Elwood Place.
"8 Black“ 3 broke her arm this morning shortly
'31: Mrs 1F A. Jennings of No 3 ,
Rock avenue, Bridgeport accompanled3an" 8 o'clock The little child was
by her grandaugllter. Miss Dorothy running up ”3b stops to the house
Fuller of No. 15 Basslck avenue. and in some w” 333° tripped “1d
. (Bridgeport. came here last week for tell. sustainiil'gia i’rafture oi thewrigl‘llt
a visit with relatives in Norwalk. , “’3“ “3 “9 “”3 10m- I"- - '
Tracey was called and he set the in-
;ured member.
-, 1 n .1- .
The employes or l3 )1; Meeker-’3»
RANGES
in tho moot oomploto In m m
citl co.
STAMFORD, MAGEE
YORK. PERFECT
ACORN
Also Repair. for All Ion“.
Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
17 Will .9. 9‘0le
{"3
grain and modelers or ab’ary, had. , ‘
Kodak: and all supplies at Stillson-
Depilty Sheriff Blake arrested
George Jones this morning on it:
charge of vagrant-y and theft. Jo oen
was seen going into Ernest33J_ New: 1
ell's home a: 5 Main street this
morning by ‘ 3 rs. John Jones. a neigh-
bor. and she telephoned to the police
about it. Sergeant Hlint sent Sher-
ih’ Biake out that way and he later
collared him in Winnipauk. Jones”
description fits the one given last'
week about a tramp who infested Elm
(rest section begging and upon being
Plll’lllllll illllS Milli
STOCK COMPANY AT HOYT’S.
Starting Monday, August 24, South
Norwallt theatre lovers will be pres-
ented with an entirely new policy on
the opening of Hoyt’s Theatre. Feel-
ing that the omusementdoving public
were surfeited with vaudeville the
past two seasons. and that there were
many who would delight in seeing a
Helen Page Stock Go.
reinsed. became abusive with his
tongue
Hoyt’ 5 Theatre
Week Beginning Aug. 24th
MONDAY TUESDAY AND 3
WEDNESDAY
Five Acts of Vaudeuillev
. AND
Motion Pictures
All Seats for First. Performance
at Night Reserved
production occasionally. the manage-3
l} _
Matinee and Second Performance.
Rush Seat:
PRICES
Matinee .......... 10c, 20C, 30C MISS “my PAGE.
Evening ...... 10c, 20C. 3°C. 5°C 3 meat decided on a plan which should3
have the desired effect of satisfying
all. A permanent Stock Co. has been
engaged, and on every Thursday, Fri-
day and Saturday, with matinaes on
Thursday and Saturday. they will hold
the boards of that popular play house.
Miss Helen Page. a charming ingenue
3lead, will head the company. Miss
3Page has been connected with the
3Belasco and Frohman forces for the
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
IN
What Hapened
to Mary.
PRICES
Matinee .......... 10c, 20c, 30:. 1 -
Evening ...... 10c, 20c, 30c, 50c
WINE PRESSES.
Regs. Demijohns, Corks, Fruit
Jam, Jelly Glasses, Preserve Ket-
tles and the like at. popular
prices.
Albert F. Gehebc'
as West Washington St.
m .
an outing Sunday with t elr families . n c 3 Good tonultl no to 1103, had—9r NONI“- ~
.The party left [Kimmy in the early P0” ' "9°53”? , . tho edict-tiling. ‘ 1 1 Phone 1009.2. Prompt 3.111.},
floredooniby attic truck,.3ond spent tho Special sale 01 bathing suits and
:doy at Cult Phature Berth. where
there are‘ a number of Danbury pone ‘-
pie.
firaséls at Triglram & Hyatt's.
There was a special meeting of the
Norwalk Musical Union yesterday at-
ternoon. The report of the commit-
tee elected to secure new quarters for
the union. was heard. The committee
had looked over several places, but
no definite decision was made. This
matter will he again taken up at the
next regular meeting on the first
Sunday in September.
Furniture at half price at the A. J.
lAngevine & Son Company.
g,’ I
3 A section of state trunk highway
which New York state is constructing
:hetwoqi Dean's Corners and Brewster
* . is n plated. and when this
piece Mme opened New York will,
have a continuous stretch of lmprot ed’
highway from New York city to Al-
bany. .
_ 1!:
$1 . 3
. ‘ i‘ i - ' . ’
_ Will Columns, a conductor on the .
iWostern division of the New Haven
road, who has made his home here for .
several years. moved his household
goods—to Danbury last week. Most of
A Coiled that satisfies 'ot a modem
cost Try it. 20 8 and H. Stamps with
this work necessitates his making Dan~
each pound. .
DAVEY
-——Advertise in The Sentinel.
John H. Patterson, of Huntington.
divorce' proceedings
against Alice L Patterson of Wash-
ington, D. C, Sterling Parker 01‘.
,Washington is named as corespon»
dent, Mr. and Mrs. PattersOn were
‘ married October 3; 1901. Mrs. Pat-
terson's name was Alice Earle.
lbury his headquarters instead otNew
ANDREW
Milford—New Milford Gazette.
390 WASHINGTON OT.
PHONE 410.
. ho ’
It shim scarcely enough repaid"
fir is starts, oust: "change his views“, because oi?“ the
pportuuitios now presshted to til i3
We are Still Offering Bargains
in Wash Fabrics-and Bargains in Sum-
,. mer Garments.
A. Dickerman 8: Son.
SOUTH NORWALK.
We Give 3,421.“ Green Trading Stamps
-—SPECIALS—-——
Extrih Fancy New Potatoes, :4 lbs. . . . . . . . . .
Delicious Creamery Butter, lb.
_ Granulated Sugar, 4 1-2 lbs. .
Best Family 'Fl’our, a bag. ..
A~STULL e.
’ tin-.11 1 .‘ , ‘1" ,.
‘MorriSCltairs'
3 . Mattress, and
' Complete $6 40
. DANIEL JA‘RRETT.
past four seasons. and is recognized
its one of America' a ioremost leading
1ladiss. With her charming personal
ity and Winsome ways she has played
3horself into the hearts of theatre-
goers throughout the country Daniel.
3.Jerrett Jr.,' is the leading man. and3
3Horry Scdley will direct all -.plays A '
3acenery and accessories. The oom- '
pony will open with the big New York .
CT. ’Phone 446 .
do...
......, ..... ......80¢
24 con-A‘s: s'rassr.
ass-r uoawsuc.
. , .3.
3- 1 - 3 BDONDE.
3 success, “What Happened to Mary.”
. The first three days or each wool: will
_ he devoted to vaudeville, and the
some high-class brand of that amuse-
. mom will he sewed at Hoyt’s as oi!
' yore. 1Rserevod boots will be made for
Stock 00. days, out! it is wise to speak
early tor your mm. as with a high-
olass company, special scenery and et-
‘ roots and the latest in plan. south
Norwalk theatre-goers one 7 sure to
pack Hoyt's' froth pit‘ to doiiio'l 3—
‘ _ i ,n f.’ .'“‘ 3 I.
all applicatioalitor certificate or
' incorporotion of the Norwalk supply
shop has been tiled with tile Secre-
tory of Stoto’ 3 office at Hartford. The
capital otookJs'to be 35,000 and the
‘ company will do I general outomoblle.
. bicycle and-sporting good! business.
Tho incorporate" are John A. Mina.
gift who; and Attorney it". 0. Greg
company has numbered the
85.99 .
*o.‘
Fashion Book and Free
, 1.‘., f
i; :27 C1 v,
MONDAY, WEST I7, 1914
LADIES’
SUITS, COATS, DRESSES
99c:
JACOBYS.
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
Pattern ......... . .................
25c
F01- Sale at
Donnelly’s
Luther M. Wright
BARGAIN IN USED CARS
V
For? grossly, neon-1.913111... A1 condition ........ $300.00
1 5 Passenger Touring Car, newly painted. Bargain ........ $350.00
' 1 Pope Hartford, a revelation in power and speed.
3stago carpenter and scenic artist will I:
3s‘ee that each play is correct as to I;
- standard of ‘tlie inm'ous German
wBelgians m the‘ battle at H-aelen, and is now at a townhall
» way stations, watcliino for travelers. . 3 3
land, under date of August 16, timed 5 p. m., which says that
Relianoo, guaranteed 5 year-3.32.85 :3
Vacuum Chanel-11.... $18.00
Electric Fans..'....$13.50 to $17.50 .
We have several second-hand
pantie.
tons for n10.
Electric Wiring to:- Light and "
Power.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC co,
Electrical Engineer: and
Contractors. . 1: .1
54 Water St. South Norwalk. Ct. '
Phone 342-3.
War Bulletins.
A .
LONDON, Aug. 17, 6:40 a. nix—A dispatch to Reut~
er’s Telegram COmpany from Nish, Servia, under date of 3 .3
Sunday. sav‘s: A naval battle between French and Aus— ‘ 3
trian warships began off Bedua, Austria, in the Adriatic,
at 9 o ‘clock this morning. The French squadron, coalin'g
from the southw est, attacked the Austrian warships. Two ‘
Austrian ironclads were sunk, one was set on fire, and a.
fourth fled northwards towards Cattaro. The fight lasted
over an hour. .'..'..~ - ._,... 1g 3
., . 7-i-
BRUSSELS, via Paris, Aug. I7, 5 :05 m.——The
regiment—the Death’s 3 ”'3
Head Hussars—which was fornierly commanded by, 3 .‘
‘Cr0wn Prince Frederick William, was captured by the 3
at Diest- 3; 3 1 3 3 ' 3’
Tile neWspapet‘s are permitted now to appear in the
evening only Crowds eager for news gather at the rail-
:1 z
t
l
3::3‘
.. . a .
. LONDON 'Aug. 17,6 :25 a. m‘.-—The R'om'd.I 'correa‘a {fl
pondent of Renter’s Telegram Company sends a dis~ is?
patch received: by the Qiornale Italiaj from: Billet, Switzer-1 ll!
a bicyclist: striking frbm Muelhausen states that a battle
Occurred in he. 'cinity of Muelhausen3~ 3 civveen the
3 j nforces, which resulted? favorably for
‘ has not been
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