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FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1914
Special Values in
Table Damaks
25c, 40c, 50c, 15c and U-OO a Yard.
Eyes of the World
$I-35.
Harold Bell Wright, author of
Bath Towels—10¢. 12 1-2c, 25c. 35c
“d 5°“ The Winning of Barbara Worth.
Bed swan—$1.00 $1.25, 51.50, 31.75
to $3.50.
Bed Shem—39c, 45c, soc, 70c, 75c, WM P BEERS
79c and 95c. o a
look and Stationery Mort.
SoIth Not-mu; Norwalk
E. K. Banks
Mahackomo Hotel Block. So. Nomik.
WEATHER FORECAST. ‘
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Thunder New Line of Albums for yo“!-
showers this afternoon or tonight;
slightly cooler tonight in the interior;
Sallll‘d‘d)’, generally fair; moderate
southwest to west winds. The disturb-
ance which was central over Wiscon-
sin yesterday morning has moved east-
ward and is now central over Ontario.
it “ill probably pass out the St. Law-
rente tonight and this svction will be
on the southern edge of it. It has caus-
ed showers during the last 24 hours in
the Lake region. Ohio Valley and New
Snapshots from too up.
At
DONNELLY'S
S1ATI8NERY ‘AND BOOK STORE
ii SOUT“! MAIN STREET.
City Clerk Joseph J. Llnxweiler is
England. Showers were also I‘tprl‘ted attending to important bugiuesg In
from North and South Dakota. the Philadelphia. today.
East Gulf and South Atlantic coat-1L; ,____.____
The greatest amount of rainfall report-i Miss Mildred \Vilcoxson, of Elm
ed was 3.26 inches, at Atlanta. Ga. Nolstroet is spending a week with rela-
unusually high temperatures for the tlvea In Bridgeport.
season of the year were reported. j
l l The Italian Independent Society will
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. hold a regular business meeting in
Low, (,3; high, their quarters on Sunday next.
Temperature:
72. Fair. l -
._...._ ! Stanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. R S.
Mr. and Mrs. George Carter of Dawless, of the Silvermine road, . is
Nor-walk. are spending’the week at spending the week at the home of
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen “5 grandfather in New Haven,
Heath on Carter street, New Canaan.‘
- ~ , Miss Frances Beer. who is visiting
Henry 31mm Hicks, of East avenue. in Norwalk, will be the guest of her
who has been touring in Europe for sister, Mrs. James T. Rourke, of 131
the summer. has returned home. lie Vine street, Bridgeport, for a week.
reports having experienced considers-r _
bio difficulty during the latter part of: Harry 1- Cornen, brother of Judge
his trip, due to the continental war. lc- A- Cornen, of Ridgefield, 1‘“ ’9‘
signed as manager of the Prudential
—Flour Sale at Beckman's. 51.5. Insurance Company Agency. at N0"
flour. bag, 79c, hhl.. $6.00. ‘walk.—~Ridgefieid ‘Press.
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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$10 Suits
$12 Suits and some
$15 Suits, now
$5
‘and large sizes,
in the lot. '
of our Red Tag Sale and every. suit in our store has been re-
duced to the lowest pessible price.
get a good suit very—very—Very cheap.
Dont’ miss this Opportunity.
Rogers & Stevens
Norwalk and South Norwalk-
90 Washington Street
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SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK,
A T 'I
Andrew Davey’s
Phone 410
all
South Norwalk '
Gold, Ozone, Babbitts or Davey’S Soap, 7 A» for 25c
Crisco per can 23c. Atlas Catsup 10 oz. 3 for25c
Oval Pure Jelly 3 for 25c Sauerkraut large can 10c
60 V I I «no _ IO.
, _ . ' " ‘7’ 1"“ " . ‘ " ff" . Gem Brand Jams all flavors 3 for 25¢ Talcum Powder large can So
We re cutung the PH“ t° th‘ l‘mlt' “"5 l“ the wmd'w Old Dutch Cleanser 3 for . 25c Witch Hazel or C. N. me
Now is your chance to Bon Ami cake or powder 3 for 25c Cooper’s Gelatine 3 for‘ 25¢
Hawaiian Pineapple can we Condensed Milk pure 3 for . 25c
:11; :31: and some 7 50 10 S.& H Stamps Free wrth Any of These
$20 Suits, now 0—— Chloride of Lime, large can . ........... 10c Atlas Tam‘oca ........................ roc
. _ Atlas Threaded Codfish .............. 10c Atlas Cracker Meal ................... 10c
While the majority of these Suits are light colors and small Atlas Ball Blue, 1-4 lb. pkg. .......... 10c Quaker Farina ...................... me
there are some dark colors and all sizes Atlas White Vinegar, bottle .......... Ioc 1-2 lb. pkg. Cow Brand Soda’. .4 ..... 10c '
Globe Metal Polish .................... roc “Scrub Brush, hard of soft .............. Ioc
20 Stamps Free with '/2 lb Atlas Cocoa 20c. 20 Stamps Free
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”Advertise in
Creditors and Mortgage Holder
Want Assets Remaining
Altar-the filial hearing heforeRef-
eree .lolm \\'. Banks, over the ques-
tion as to whether the creditors of
the bankrupt_Fairfleld County Dairy
‘00., of George C. Case, of Brooklyn.
.\'. Y., holder of a second mortgage
was entitled to ,the proceeds of the
sale'tof ’tihe company‘s plant in Nor-
walk, the referee reserved his decision
{and asked the counsel for both sides
to file hriei‘s covering the respectim
contentions in the case. Attorney H.
W, Taylor, is counsel for the cred
horn and a number of people in this
{vicinity are'interested in the finan-
cial affairs of the defunct concern.
Mr. Case was formerly secretary of
the concern and according to the con-
tention of the counsel for the Com-
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Field. Jacobi ”'5' Ida Gala, in company Mm,pany's creditors the board of stock-
Linchiler, Jr., and William Saabycfhel' son. 0' Nor-walk. ““3 returned
were among the scores of Norwalk’to her home, in New Canaan, after 3
people who visited Stamford, yesterrpieasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. Her-
day, to hear the famous 'Sousa and hisi‘bfm 51““5011 0‘ Selleck’s Corners. ,
wonderful band. Local visitors report, ’
a very excellent performance. 1 DIME] H. Miller, Jr., and family. 01
.-.__...... i Elmwood avenue, are enjoying a pleas-
Detective Sergeant Thomas Leather- ant ten days' automobile trip. near
land is having the surrounding 0°“n' . Boston, the White Mountains and °thufor the creditors is that this amount V'
try posted thoroughly with pastel-oer points of picturesque New England
containing a'detailed description obsoener)’. ~
Richard Fornino, of Bridgeport, wantyl
ed for murderous asSault on Miss Ida-l Miss' Gertrude Kline. of New Ca-
zet Britto, of Elm Grove street. Tho‘naan. has returned from a protracted
poster also contains a photograph of visit with her brother in Maine, and
Fornino. ' 5is now visiting Mr. and Mrs. lra B.
‘Woundy at their seashore camp at
—ltching, torturing skin eruptions.€Calf Pasture_
disfigure, annoy,
drive one wild.,l
Dean‘s Ointment brings quick relief] ,A new advertising sign will be in-
iand Jasting cures. Fifty cents at any gateiled on the top‘ of a dag-pole on
drug'storc. 3 5. . lino M. Lubrano» saloon on Wood
' 7 . ' lamest. Nab, Masons ’waa issued a
The Knudsen, School on Chestnutipermit this morning 'for the electric
street will be installed i' with new, wiring of the sign.
plumbing by J, J. Newman; who‘is 7 . ~ ‘- ___..____ g ,
doing the work for-"the cltx‘éf ‘Ifiorl John "1'. Ha‘yesjwtfe and daughter
7 walk: MnNewmah'alno has the con- i Ethel, have returned to their home, on-
- tract for installing 91mph: and 119“" vBelticn avenue, after a six weeks' va-
~ . ins apparatus ‘ln thc‘new 1101156 being i cation at Portsmouth, Rhode Island.
built on Main streetp'by 0- .13.. 31111951 Mr. Hayes' daughtersMai-ion and Age.
for Mrs. M. Webb ,Mr. Newman Wflfifther, remained in Portsmouth for_ a
issued the necessary permits foriiongey stay. '
' . these two‘jobs this morning by the . . . _ « _
fbuilding inspector. -:After a heavy meal. take a couple
A A 9 _.-.--——- of, Don’t; Regulets,2and. give "your
stomach, liver and briwclo the help
they’rwill neon. 'm-éutcn bung "easy;
regular passages of the bowels; .,
. . ,.f' t. insurance to the
V 'gehcgrafieibiy of the ngerated It-
'dlian 80ciettes.lof--Norwalk,indications
. In that Columbus Day ln‘thlwity will
. L be celebrated-in an exceptionally at-
: vvvtrwtirqoetlltuar mascara. Them
south Norma: intimate. 709’. Ben-t
'evoiont - and ngottictivo‘ Order or g Elks.
will ”hold a regular meeting on ‘W "
ncad‘ay evening? um, munch ' tinil
make
. company“ to be insoleent’ when .gthe
.. around a
holders which was controlled by Mr.
cm and his brother-tn-law. E; K.
Austin. former president (if the com-
pany voted large salaries to the com-
pany officials and that the mortgage
.of Mr, Case represented uncoliccuad
{salaries as an officer of the corpora-
tion. The contention of the counsel
was never really earned.
Last December the Dairy Company
{was in need of money and in order to
:obtain it from the Norwalk Savings
hank. Mr. Case gave a quit claim or
his first mortgage and allowed the
bank to take a first mortgage. He
‘then took a second mortgage. . .
An interesting legal point is Involv-
led concerning the transfer of , the
‘second mortgage and the counsel for
the creditors makes the claim that
the transfer was illegal under the
bankruptCy laws, as it waaj not made
four montnhs before the" company
went into bankruptcy andlwhilo the
company was solvent. The question
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at issue regarding the transfer offtlie
second mortgage is in regard to the
changed value of the security guaranq
facing this. mortgage. . .
a Ex~Proaident hunky-of the com
pany. testified that he believ'eiii‘ the
transfer was made and this testimony
will have an important bearing’on the
case in the opinion~ of theattorneya
for .the,¢r6¢11£!5....; ' "
1, The amountreaiized ‘
of the; Norwa‘lk property virus
.‘..I‘ '*‘I : . : ‘V
, Frank H.,Raymond of Norwalk._was
new Gonna Wedneadc'y, and Spent
the «day ‘ with his ‘Stcpm‘other, , ‘ 'Mrs:
Carolina Raymond. on Main .‘ street.
aft-ant haswjuc’l‘.‘ risen ’rulié. to. an
gain after” lining bruised and
'frbiii' the sale.
31 .900.
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The Sentin
Place To Trade
Selected Teas. all kinds 50c, 70 Stamps Free.
Saturlday Only. Two Big Values. Saturday Only
Popular Blend Coffee lb 30c, 25 S. St H. Stamps Free
' PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
We Want YourTrade
Selling Good Goods at Low Prices and
Giving Premium Stamps is a Good
the Intent in style.
Even the simplest Street and
Home Dram: mode liter
& tho but in fit,
Pictorial Review “Patterns
We momncnd you to try one of WRIST ONEI
SMOKED Lean and
SHOULDERS Tender
15ft.
Evapbrate
Milk
Sweet Calif
Campbell's
Butter
33clb
Butter
290 lb.
r—lzc lb.
Donnelly
Milk Crackers
SodaCrackers ,_
Lemon Snaps
., Uneeda! Biscuits 6 pkgs
Oven
’Fl'eSh lbs
' 10, Stamps Free with the Following
kag.Prem.Wash1ngP0wder‘
I canLemon or Orange Sugar 10c
xpkg. Macaroni orSpaghetti........................
1pkg.Wholc Pickling Spice
2pkgs.ToothPiclcs,eech.......................
3boxesMatches,each.....................
I pkg. Jelly Powder 10c
25c
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...'15c
10C l
Sou s
‘ Oranges Tall Cans p
30c dozen 3 for 25c 3 for 25° . -
D r. P " so at; can...”
Petctous rocess Compound 5mg“? EI‘ITFRNS‘
dreamery . Creamery Lard Celebrated Pictorial Review ruinén Soot: remit;
.Ethlldy tommmmmum Ptcronuu. azvuzv PATTERN.“
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menu to e rd]
(honed :53!“-
the moat oconomicd. '
have that French chic and nylc D
much admuud' by all good tics-a.
Highland. Coal
Have secured a few cargoes of this very high class coal. we are
~ prepared to supply our customers either for present use or winter
stock. Rare opportunity to place your winter orders.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
roc ‘ ‘ “‘-
5c .. " ‘ . as WALL eras“
5. , 0.15. Jackson m...
. 5c , Optician ' PHONE 438. .
3 rolls Toilet‘Papor, each
EXtra Stamps with Teas and Coffees
:o‘ StampsFroewith 1 lb. Coffee 25c
. r5 StampsFree‘withxlb.Cofiec 30c
‘2oStampsFreewith’rlb. Coffee . 35c
. 3o SampsFree with: lb. Tea ~
,40 Stampngree wifitrlbfiTea 50c ., ..
. 60 Staml’sFi'feeWi‘thr lb'l‘ea.. 60c:
Nico StamplFreewithxlb. Baking Powder soon!
25 Stampj'di‘rce with {box Toilot'Soop"...i..t,.....t..... 25c ,‘
I " East‘l‘ndia Tea} Co. .
Everything-in the Optical Line I
......4oc
, “"LIGHT SIX”
CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK OR MONTHQ“
-POR BALE.
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. g jrusrfppgne 371 125,;washinggon~St.
wraparound” the “-
. ‘ Ropoir’wori gunnieed. Fords a Ipecialty,
:1.
Eyes Examined Free
one 1915 osmousrnnmo GAR Is HERE, .
Auto Supplies, storagel‘irocton'e, Goodi‘ioh,“Vrin-“States Tit-u.“ .
Lowest prices. Special storage to commuters. Storing for the day.
‘. RIGHT BY'BO. NORWALK VSTATION.
, 1909 Pope Hartford Runabout mo {_ ‘
j' .Ohllmen “36."! 1912 .............‘...... . .150 -
‘1912‘Muwoll, newly pointed and overt: uled "50. i'
.. mast BROS.— '
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