PAGE EIGHT.
Karine, Automcoile, Burglary, Liabil-
ity. Compensation. Fidelity Bonds. in
hot we can write any kind of lnsur- assisting local tourists
once you may require. Call us on the “am“! E'J'OI’“
Phone No 1231.).
Taylor 8. Golden
UOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO ,portation to this touutry ’Ihisdepart
a
BUILDING.
.z.
!
Charles ,l'aker of Middleton. Conn.
is spouting a few days in “us ct)’.
zmeinbered by
FfiiEFT
'liegeman,wi1h post cards. mailedtruui yesterda1 afternoon
.ti1 es in Hungary
'Tilly finds it greatly to his liking.
The street department is busy pav?r
ing the Fillow street bridge in West,
i
Norwalk,
William llurnell. of Washington. 1).
an extcudtd visit with his son, Dr. W.
J5. llurneli, of West avenue.
lion 1 y
(‘ontpo today.
of crabs.
Demorest, of Norwalk.
of Hartford, were
Mrs. llurr Mills,
Mrs. J. ll.
and Mrs. Barnum.
recent guests of
Geogetown.
(hsorge Foote, manager of the Nor
,wallk Steamboat Company. is taking
the annual inventory at the Norw'alk
office of that firm.
Ground is .1 been broken on; the
Icundalion started for the building of
the new bungalow on West menus for
'Mrs. William H. Swords,
William Monahan, an old-time oi-
feniler. was again arrested» last even-
ing by Officer John E. Reynolds on
North Main street for drunkenness
and vagrancy. Thirty days and costs
was the penalty.
A family quarrel on Ann street last
evening resulted in a policeman vis-
iting the scene of trouble. No ar~
roots were made. but the principals
were given a lecture on domestic
harmony at the station. ’
Pride of Court Narruk Circle. Lady
Forresters, journyed to Rye Beach in
a special trolley our last night. The
occasion was the court's annual sum-
finel’ outing and on'e hundred and
twenty-four enjoyed the trip. All the
"sitints'f at the resort were done and
a very excellent time was reported.
A. false \alarm was rung in yester»
day afternoon at 5 o'dock from Box
25 in the First District. calling out
the department's apparatus, There
.was no fire found when the: firemen
arrived. The police in conjunction
with the fire officials are investigating
the ringing of it and arrests may fol-
low.
, Epuiglo Renzuli of Lexington a1e-
nus, has brought through his attor—
ney. John J. Cuneo, a suit for divorCe
against his .yvife, whom. he claims ran
awtiy from him in company with an-
other man to Boston. Mass, together
with their two children, Angelina,
'agsd 11, and Marchello, aged 9, The
case is scheduled for a hearing on the,
'tfirst Tueslay :n September.
‘ .tunoly wpi yield mums.
l
lr‘081 and Mitllael $119881) which was to have been
are chiming 11 dd) of popular sport at month. owing to the European war!
“INN? lIH’)‘ are In QWS‘ and general unsettled business condi- '
ed that another reason was the fact
re-' The First District commissioners
('. held a routine business meeting late
The time of
E.iiartford where he is spending a short meeting was changed to the afternoon
anecause of the torrid atmosphere and
,be1ause Commissioner F 1 Jones
was absent.
lriends in this (ity are being
Attorney Cramer
time on his vacation trip a
Congressman Jeremiah Donovan is
who are in;
The state depart;
ment has «shite. the i‘ S consul at N T Z ’ S
Jobua. Allsirl/t-Hllllgar) to render M 1
‘Mrs t.e'u‘1:r' lirt-ltr of Washington
who is at that place, any 215-2
trans-2
siren.
sistance possible in securing
Velvets Shapes 95c
50 Smart Velvet
ShapesforTomorrow
At 95c
:ment has also tor11arded the neces-
sar1 pass ports {0 Michael Olijin and
,.\\ife who are at present visiting rein l
Howard A. Tilly. of South Norwale
has taken up new duties this month
:11itl1 the New llaven Sign Companyl
{He began ills work the first of the ‘-
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present week. and commutes daily toI
the Elm ( ity The work is in the na- \\ e Rut ivui a lot of $1.00 Shirts
ture of a trial for a mouth, and Mr. _ ,_ ‘
Hal which we \\111 bell
is one of South Norw'alks foremostI
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’artists and an expert on sign painting;a
Louis Avrick
and advertising as well as in musical!
matters having been the efficient lead- !
The Union Clothing and Shoo Stora-
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
er of the American Band here for sev- I
eral years.
SOUTH NORWALK
FAIRFIEL'D WILL POSTPONE
ANNIVERSARY.
FATRFIEIJ). Aug, 20.——Tlie Falrfleld
Historical Saciety, it was learned to-
dav. has decided to postpone indefin-
itely the celebration of the 275th an-
niv ersary of the founding of the tow n.l
held nextl
lions. Dr. Childs. of the society. sta‘l-
ITOCK O?
that a number of the members of the
society are in Europe and would not
be. able to get back in time, although
the expressed the hope that the cele
bratlon could take place some time
this 8115011.“ ciao moot compute in no two
“‘mt AGIIOX' chances to find mor 'uiieI.
appreciative .mDIOYOfl STAMEORD, MAGEE
_- “L YORK. ‘ PERIECT
WINE PRESSES. ACORN
Kegs. Demijohns, Corks, Fruit
Jars, Jelly Glasses, Preserve Ket-
tles and the like at popular
prices.
Albert F. Gehebe
as West Washington St.
Also Repairs for All Rana.
Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
11 Wall It. Nomi.
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RANGESMW.
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South Norwalk. Good tenants are to be: had—tor
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Dstlvory the advertising.
THE
SUMMER GOODS
,, ran 'sonjru NORWALa ”Eyvnumo’ SENTINEL
’0
THURSDAY, AUG. 20. 19:4
J acoby’s
Opplioyts Theatre
Final
Clean Up
Suits, Coats,”
Dresses,
Wash Skirts
Hbyt’s Theatre
Week Beginning Aug. 24th
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY
Five Acts of Vaudeuiile
AND
Motion Pictures
All Seats for First Performance
at Night Reserved
l
Matinee and Second Performance
Rush Seats
PRICES
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10c, 20c, 30:
Evening ...... 10c, 20c, 30c, 50c
THURSDAY FRIDAY AND
I SATURDAY
Helen PageN Stock C
What Haplcned
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PRICES
M‘atiuee ....... . . .
Evening ...... qu.
Bridge Fish Market
"AT
10 BUSIUN it ill ____*'
‘ of Barker’s large auto trucks, and
with Ponassus life and drum corps
trial Tour This Week Shows the Glories and Wonderful Scenery .1... had a mu. tlip around mu;
‘ '. Wall streets. then 11' oi
oi Picarss em ‘3 .... ”
one New Ensland Towns Newspaper Men .11.... ...... an... .. . .... ......
Finely Eniertained by Officials of Connecticut "’°"5.“‘“‘ 8.1.1.11... ”3 ‘3” “'3" ‘°
llanbury. \1lien the auto reached
Company ‘Danbury they again autoed around
_ - ‘the main streets. and marched with
the drum corps into Lthe ('ouncfi
“2.3.“;3' ‘ . IlOUIlS of the Danbury Council. The
V ‘l‘ N. H.723‘u.,.u./ Boosters were recei1ed h1 a large
_____'_:/-- deltgalions of members of the Dan-
Edecidedly novel and original manner.
10c, 3°C, 3°C left New York at 8:30 oclock a. m., vice is the fact that one can travel for a new bridge that \lr Evarts
ooc, 3°C’ 5°C The party on the return trip was interesting side-trips may be enjoyed. for which be has just renewed
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The Boostels of Ponassus Council.
Rmal Arcanum had a 1er1 fine time
A V RY PUPU AR RIM .. ..
‘Council. Danbury They engaged one
k I.
1.bury Council and were also received
by the. Grand Past Regent Harry Eek-
;mark cf New Haven.
l The orator cf the Danbury Council
,cal‘ed on most of the Boosters for
addresses and the members were
3there, speaking on all subjects.
showing the boys from Danbury the
best time of their lives, Past Grand
Regent Eckmark gave a wonderful
address to the members.
After the meeting a big social time
.
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M A S S BOSTON
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A ‘-way home the Boosters had the time
o. ”‘31:?” 30f their lives singing and 11 d d
’rmrono .1 r L' .4 )1' r 1 c ' V a goo
étime in general, and also assisted the
autoist who had trouble in the road
[by towing him from Cannon to Wil-
{tou when his friends arrived to take
tcare of him. The trip was made in
{good season. the boys getting home
jvery early. The next trip of the
Boosters will be to Greenwich, Conn;
where they will visit Nutmeg Coun.
cil.
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NEW ENGLAND TROLLEY ROUTE.‘
All the glories and wonderful scen- Boston.
The establishing of this through
trolley service marks the gratifying
of the wishes of hundreds of pleas-3
1 ore-seekers, who have long been seek-
ing it. ConSiderable work had to be'
finished before the service could go‘
into effect. Between SaybrOOk and New Haven County Health OfficerWlll
Flanders, on the shore line, twenty Continue Campaign In Next
lBlley a trolley trip from the Hub to miles or track had to be laid. besides Legigiagum
:the great Metropolis. the lining of tracks 011 a new bridge. Charles W Evarts of \iilford who
1 The initial opening of this service across the Connecticut Ri1er as a member of “lye 13;. 59581.0“ 0;
was on Monday when representatives This delightful trip can be made the Legislature led the tight for .
ifrom every Boston newspaper and of- in either two or three days, as the new bridge over: the Housntonic river
lucials of the trolley Company left fancy of the tourists dictates. Con- to replace the present antiquated
Boston postotllce square at 8: 00 a. m., venient book tickets. good at any Washington bridge has begun a re-
Eubo ad for New York. which was time, are sold for the trips, sparing nswal of that fight Had it is said the
reached Wednesday evening at 6: 30 travelers the annoyance of paying a chances of success this year are bet-
o'.cloclt The part1 were enthusias fare upon entering a new zone
:tic over their trip. and the first leg. A complete book may be purchased M. Evarts is health officer in New
of the new route was marked by great for $8 75. 283 miles of picturesque Haven county now and has noldeauf
The trip was made in a New England scenery stretches be- seeking a second term in the 1.93133.
:fln-ely equipped private parlor car. tween the two cities. ture, but it is said that his successor
l, lesterdsy morning the private car An attractive feature of this ser- will be pledged to continue the fight
cry of picturesque old New England
are now open to the tourist in a de-
EVARTS RENEWS FIGHT
,Boston and New York have been link-
FOR WASHINGTON BRIDGE
‘ed by trolley. and they who are“ in
search of a 1"atntion which is out of
the ordinary have at last a chance to
1-
ter than ever before.
Iarriving in Norwalk at 12:15 o'.clock as slowly as it pleases. and various waged two years ago and the fight
.‘msde up of Brooklyn and New York‘ .«
newspaper men. and representatives
from all the, newspapers in Connec-
,ticut cities. through which the car
npassed. including a Sentinel man The
I trolley officials making the return trip
The trip carries the delighted tour- 5
lat! through the very heart 0f “HIV" On Sunday, two counters of veh
ing and beautiful New England cities, Clllfll‘ frame on the bridge were bu
through wild and cool woodland and from sunrise to sunset and the
,alons the borders of miles of sandy counted 1.700 motor vehicles tha-
beaches swept by the tides of Long crossed the bridge while they wer:
Vehicular Traffic Counted.
r1511, orsrnas and c'LAMS
BARGAIN PRICES
Iyesterday w:ore R W Perkins. presi-
Iway Company. B. 111. Sparks. general
dent of the Shore Line Electric Rain.
Island Sound and kindred
tea. and three gay
tributar- on duty.,
DIeBBuYeJeBOftS-‘there was also, a large number 0-
Beside the motor vehicles
will shortly remove to
71 North Main Street
R. J. carom. ,
DAVEY’S’
30C Blend
A Coffee that satisfies at a moderate
cost. Try it. 20 s. and .H. Stamps with
each pound. '3
. ANDREW DAVEY
'BEST 1 AMILY FLOUR, :1
Selected Eggs, a doz.
'AQSTULL°
aoooo
A- DICKERMAN& SON
We Give 8. & H. Green Trading Stamps
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
'Phone 446
-—SPECIALS———
. GRANULATED SUGAR, 16 lbs. with other goods $1.00
........8’0¢,
30¢
bag..
bosons-o-
24 co'r'raos‘ STREET. ,
sasr nonwaux.
'1-4
co wasnmo'ron 81'.
PHONE 410. .
I
, Thrift’ s Stto es' Argumen
The man who has looked upon as ving. _
. less task. with, the interest earned scarcely enough reward.
jtoi' hisiefforts, ought to change his vi.ews\, because of the
grant opportunities now presented to those who have saved.-
.. Pic]: up almgs‘t any newspaper and you will see unusual
real estate opportunitieshsosuse owners need the money and t
;, soil at ‘i' sacrifice. . That is where the thrifty man comes in. ,.
"die”looks “M ”Vinnie capital which if invested oppors ‘
‘ one Honda? svsnmoornou s so 3.
jaa~ pose ho
1:
1. 1‘
o usual rats of interest.
.FUN ITURE 01mm PRICE
Morris Chairs,
Full Size Bed, Mattress, and
Spring Complete $6 40
The A. J Angevme 81 Son Company
3 1-34 Washington St‘roct '3
115.99
,4 ;-:"‘_1
South Nth-whit:
..i.-- .
“ENDS a thoroughly delightful and horse-drawn vehicles and almos
:passengsr agent of the Bay State :refroshing vacation trip, that is mater. countless pedestrians, who cross-
IStreet Railway Company. [-1, A. Faulk- ially different from any other way. 'the bridge 0 her counts of th
Inor. secretary of the New England
Street Railway Club .of Boston. L. 3..
Sierra. president of the Connecticut
Company and the New York and.
Stamford Railway Company. J. K.I
Punderford, vice president of the Con- ' Stamford. Nor-walk, Bridgeport; New as arguments
nocticut company and the New York 'Haven. Saybrook.,..‘ew London. Nor- bridge. ,
and Stamford Railway Company. John wich, Danielson, Providence, Tauntoa,z At the last session the tight for
Conway. general superintendant of the Brockton. Avon and thence to Matta- new bridge. was successful in so to-
Bay State Street Railway Company of pan Square. Boston. as the Legislature was concer "
1 The bill was;onacted in both hous :
"‘~" "_ but Governor Simeon E. Baldwit
Reliance. guaranteed 5 years ’2 .85 - vetoed the measure on the' groan
Vacuum Cleaners. .. ...,31800-3 it taht the bridge connects Fair-field an
Elle ct ric Fans $1350 to $1750‘1New Haven counties, the two :11)
' g est counties in the State, and 511de
We have several secondhand be paid for by the taxpayers of tho -
fans 1°" “1° . counties. The fact that the brld
Electric Wiring for Light and connects the State road on eith
Power. , " side of the river, Governor Baldw
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO., said. made no difference in his opi
EIPOII'IHI EflIIflGGTI and ion, because other counties ha
The side trips that may be HIRED af— bridge traffic w 11 be made and an ex -
tank the pleasure of roaming about port will be engaged to examine its
places famOus historically. condition of the structure All of th
The route from New York city pass- ‘data thus compiled will be filed an;
as through New Rochelle. Greenwichfused at the next Legislative sessi
in favor of a no
Contracbro. , I. frequently borne the expense of 11111111
64 Water 3:, _ South MOI-walk, Ct. ing bridges to connect State highway"
Phone 34253. ' " “" *
REAL ESTATE SALES.» ,
The following real estate deals ha
'been recorded in Town Clerk Smith
office in the past few days: '
Joseph Portals to .Michael Tea
,iand. Taylor and Summit avenu
warranty.
John E. Layden to Christian Feig
span, Corp, int and buildings, 3
{and Davis streets. Foreclosure.
| Charles H. Beers to William M
'lot and buildings. Golden Hill It ,
and Elmwood avenue—warranty. I
Edith E. Vail to Ralph R'. Cole.
and buildings. Franklin avenue—w .
rarity. . 1
Alice R. Allen to Frank H. clause
and Louis 18.3er lot. and buildinr,
. Issac street—warranty. ,:
Luther '1‘. Abbott to Adam Bchu ..
and wife, lot and building's. Fairii
avenue—warranty
Edward H. Beacon: to Mary J.. .
coal, lot and buildings, Lowndos a ,
’ nus-Warranty. '
Henry J. Miller to Thank Monica
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Ll. .l.l.l.l I,I.I, I.t.l.o,l,l
I:IZI I I l,| I
1'...
R C H CARS $900
2 Unit Starting and Lighting System 3100 Extra
\,
REDDY 8i AYERS
60 Volt ZandtStreet. Distributors For Foiriield County
------- I. sue a
Final e Clearance-
' 'All mouthing Summer Stock to be sold regardless of
coat Odds and ends must be cleaned u :‘tiiorcfore prices
tinccordin'gly. An opportu by to get: Hot:
at s fractional“ tanner price.
lots. Moi-viii hoaobuwmsnty. ‘
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