FRIDAY, AUG. 28, 1914
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL'
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Spec“ values 3“ Eyes of the World. 1“"“5‘5‘” “‘1 lllllll illicit . 3" =====~
Table Damaks ll__s_ll_lll_ll lllllllcl mi . Sllllli llllllll A Whole Week of Monet—Sav-
256, 406, 50:. 75:: and Si“ I Yard.
H id Bell ‘ h .
aura-29:0?— 100' 12 1.2...2sc, m m . wag t' author of Local Manufacturers Learn One (I Mention of His Name Sets Po- illg Bargains at the
”tamiwm "'2" ""’°' ""5 Th' WW °‘ 3"“ WW Has Been Named and Will liilcal Pot Boiling in Shelton
o I. . . ' Leave at Once —— E tI d' T
Baseboxr’iist. 45c 50c. 70c. 15c WM. P o BEERS ec ’5‘ SHELTU‘N‘, :Iug is. —I-—TIlIie polltlcal as .11 la ea 0 .,
' pot may he sat to e '01 mg pus at ,
E. K. Banks
request made by Congressm Jere~ ' ‘
IIMckomo HMO! Block, ‘0. mm o miah Do I , Huntington met in Clark hall to talk C
notan and prominent anu . . ' ( r I ' ' I ‘
-- .\ r the comin campaign. The
“Winners to Secretary Redfieid, 0‘ the limiting was callegd by the town com- P A OES StOCk' pk
Denartment of Commerce. relative to 'llllttee and Chairman Henry Sweet- '
the appointment of a commercial agent 'man presided.I Mfd ISwIIeIetman I is
to re resent the ha i ind t ' ‘sauve and poltlc an In isIopenlng .
lAllnpAmerica i ll: ng - us ry in remarks did not say anything ”‘3‘
. - 138 88“ Elven me“ To use T could start trouble, William R. I’ai- D L d
tion and that a special agent has been may or oxford, the member of the Call an
Local bat manufacturers are inter-
ested in the announcement reef) 'ved
ilere yesterday to the effect fight the
look and Monet-y Sufi.
South Norwalk. Nor-walk
named and will soon leave to investi-
gate trade conditions in South Ameri-
ca.
Early this month Congressman Don-
ovan made a formal request to Secre-
tary Redfieid to dispiitch a special
agent of that department to South
America for the purpose of gathering
statistics in relation to the hat mar
ket there in order that hot manufac-
present, or at least the democratic
political utensil seems to hone more
than simmered last night, When
about two score of the democrats of
Sale
state central committee from the 17th
A Sale Of TrOusera that beats district was present in the interest
any sale of Trousers you ever 'aw of harmony, and he spoke next, tell.
for big 1’31““ and low prices. every personal like or dislike and all
limiting to support the national atl-
TrOusers for business. dress ministration. ile. howeter, precipita-
and outing we“. in light and dark ted trouble when he said that should
II and flannel in all sizes,
Jeremiah Donovan get a renomina-
patterns made IOf worsted, serge tion for congress he should he united
'by support and there was fun ga-
lore lor the next few minutes.
.ing of the great need of laying aside ‘
WEATHER FORECAST DEVELOPING AND PRINT- quest and urging the appointment of $5. 00 Trousers ......... .$3. 95 $331338liniaiflszcl‘iiamt‘l filled
"_‘ ING. “Ch “'1 “gem- $6 00 $6 so and $ 00 Tro ' b ‘ m a
, . . . . - . - ua- committee of ten be up olnted, with ,
F‘Ior horwalk and vicinity. Showers We guarantee to give you 1““ Now comes the word that the agent “3' 7 -5 ‘the town chairman at their head. to 5 lb G
tonight and Saturday; gentle to mod beSt results Try ,3 once and youl has been appointed The information """ ' 4' 45 bring in a list of delegates to be sub- 8. ranulated sugar ' 20C
crate southeast 10 south “"nds- The will come back again. was contained in a letter to a local The best will go first. Como mltted at the coming caucus which at
western disturbance now forms and manufacturer from amen prominently early ,ghIlalmIm" SSM’HIWYIII “‘8 d will be 1 Hy Grade caffee 30C
- l e aloilt ‘eptenl er 9. an the Call
well-defined storm area central over
Missouri It has caused general rain New York The letter is as follows:
- temller 4. The Donovan matter
during the last 24 hours from Texas‘ “Knowing of your interest in the de R . - .
STATIONERY AN g thrtntens to inject llsself into the
DOl‘thBl‘d ‘0 Nebraska and eastward D BOOK STOREl velopment of export trade for Ameri- 0 ers evens local election and may bring on a Total,
to Pennsylvania. Several places re-
connected with the batting industry in
DONNELLY' S
1. SOUTH MAIN STREET.
can hat manufacturers, i know you w'ill
for which wil be issued about Sep-
(lght in the coming caucus for the
lnolnination of town officials.
ported more than one inch of rain-
, be interested in a paragraph of a letterl
Norwaik and So. Norwalk.
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non rm f,
Fancy Native Fancy Selected
SHOULDERS Tender
15ft;
By Special Request from Our
Many Customers, we are Going
to Repeat the 2 following Com-
V2
turerg in the United States might buys :32. 0° TWICE ............ $1.45 The interjection of Congressman
Donovan's name into the talkfest was b t l
3:11;):nefltt 1°: Isucll LgfotrmathIIl t AIl$2- -5° and 33-00 Trousers - - 51-95 the signal for the antl-Donovans to Ina Ion 88' es'
8 o oca man“ 8c urers n er $3 50 Tmm ..... _ . $2 45 get busy and they did. The selection
ested in the movement also wrote to T ' " ' of “legal“ .0 me yang“ cone"-
——-—-—-~—- -—————--—-—lSecrel&ry Redfleld endorsing the re- $400 rmm - ---- --- - - $295 tlona. was the real reason given for
Combination No. 1
Choice Tea, any Blend - 2___5__c
75c
Miss Marion Busted, Mabel Keisler, which i have just received from the.
fall The storm will probably m.ove
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northeastward acrosa the Lake region Ruth Lake, Of South NOWl‘k- “9 the Department of Commerce in reply me
The guests of Mr and Mrs. James E. Fow- ,c'ommunication I sent them.
during the next 24 to 36 hours.
temperature continues low in the 191'.“ East Norwallr.
northern districts. “ll
lprevlous games played between the
Norotons and the So Sea, of this clty.‘
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. l the following record of the games have
been copied from Sentinel flies: On
July 13. 1911. the Norotons defeated'
SaTeggfirami-e' Low, 64’ high’ Ithe So 803, the score standing at 7 to Bureau of Foreign and Ipmestic Com- 13:: ‘:lllg :zd‘firl‘led; ‘3‘“) ”$3,311, I The Salsa Chemical Company of :
.. . .'-. __ is. The next game, on Augustl.1911, merce and will leave within a short ”an Bridgeport has filed a certificate of TOtal $1 13
—Baseball. Amusement Park, Sun-1““ also won by (118 Norotons. the, “me 101' Latin America for the Pm" Four more divorce petitions hau fgflnll‘allfm. The officers are: l’res- 7 I
score Wins 5 l0 3 0n Augusts. 1911. pose of investigating trade conditions been filed in the tlerk'a office Hat- 9'“ “ ”3m "- Clampett' treasur-
day. 'Yosta vs. Norwalks.
Stephen Dokua, assistant to the the tune 0‘ 17 ‘0 ‘-
Clty Clerk, was a visitor to New
York city yesterday.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 28 .-—Heads of na-
tional banks 91 this cit confirmed to-
—“Suffered day and night the tor~ y
ment of itching piles. Nothing help-
a confidential communication
1 u e Doans Ointment. .
ltd mint." nl'le spirmanently. "n.~Ho yswflu” °‘ "“5 ““3“" “Md“ and ovan have met with a favorable re- vorce from Debbie L Hunt of Dnn- CLIENT. Whole
J b a G r tt Ma or Girard. Ala. C°mptr°uer °t "1° currency wmmm’lfimn" from the Department 0‘ 0°“ l"“”- “mm“ “mm” "“ "a! 27. new LONDON, Aug. 28.——Charles . c 0 Milk C 8888 200 lb.
0 n . ar e . y . directing their attention to complaints merce. 1910 The amp... “ere married on lCOmstock OI Montltille, who is seek- t
A broken man- hole at the corner of: Ian m money on Stock Exchange secur-l
Washington and Water streets was re- lities in this market.
ported by Officer Frank V. Raymo n.d I
urgin
'that the batting industry should be
‘tlie So 803 defeated their opponents to in that section.
lregistered at Washington by borrow-l
To those interested in the results of promoted abroad.
“Tile paragraph referred to is as fol-
lows:
that B. Joachim. who is very familiar
with the hat industry. has been ap-'
pointed a commercial agent of the
Local manufacturers are not ac-
quainted with Mr. Joachim, mentioned
BORROWERS MAKE COMPLMNT' lin the letter, but they are satisfied
that someone is to be sent out in the
oflort to broaden the market for Amer
day the "39°" "1“" they have rocettled ican- made hats and that their efforts
from. and also those of Congressman Don-' i
it is believed that the war in Europe
lwlll open to American manufacturers
lmarkets in various parts of the world
The matter has been referred to the ’ “‘7 officials, it ’3 charged that the entry for reasons beyond their control.
street department
An attempt was made “St eveningled character and that they have in
to break. in the rear of the Morris ”the” ways worked hardship ‘0 holders ditions and is to report to the but man-‘ ‘ “NW: 90’1"“ 0‘ 3”“!990“ :5: 3123 2:3 tzienaeiiicaeadmf’" property
Joseloff wholesale grOCery store on . of securities at this crucial period. utacturers wlghes a div one from Antone Schar- bot n1 .
52 Water street, Second District. The Actin u it these complaints the ' lff of Ansonla, the grounds being in- . .. . I . Ammo a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . , , , 10c
u-nsuccmm, New was reported to Tm III": Ditto-imam h“ Infected the c MP tolerable cruelty and intemperance. SEAMAN 8 Bauer arm. PASSED 1 bot Bluing me
a . REPORT ON 1914 AI. TheywcremnrrledonAug.11,1910, BYKOUSE. ' ”"'"""""""'°'”""""""'
”‘9 3’0““ national banks of nullI cIltIyI'IIpromliItly By ammo“ o, the Norm” Conn. and lit“: mohchndrem .nd the mom . WASHINGTON, MEI ”I__The w I can .Pe-termlan’s Roach or Ant Food .. . roc ’
“"" "" ,to furnish it with data e orma on of! Camp Htldering ,2,“ opened at er as s or t e custody of them. She called seaman s relief bill, to regulate 1 tom. Root Béer Extract . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . r c'
Mrs. M T. Bagley of Main street. iregardlng its holding; of securities in Weston near Lyons Plains on July 12. claims her husband has personal and conditions of senice in the merchant 1 kg. Cold Starch ,. __ . . 5’ '
first district. is entertaining Miss C. l.oans . b re an real estate named at $1. 000 and she marine. was passed by the House late P . . . . . . . . . .1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . roc .
E, Field, of Paterson, N. J. Miss 13112. Time sets °Z..i.".::...e°nun: wantsalimony. today without a record vote. I 1b. Pure Cocoa in Mason Quart Jar 25c
Field will remain a week, and her I I ED WITH MUR- e or our “'5 . Just before ,the vote, republican I lal' e '8’, puma BufiW.-....l.-.v..... ..... ..-- roe
many friends in this place have plan- own“ “‘32:. Tlm‘m 1' i' 13’ glad. and 7‘ The “up "Did yOu say that m... looked like {glintleggt'ill'driitgmugpgg 3:: 3:2? 1 Pk: Plum Rolled Oats - . I 13c
ned an enjoyable time for her. C 059d on “ y r a Greek sod ?" asked Miss Cayenne. ' ’ .~ ' "," ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' ‘ ' '
- . —.Won Fa i . “ Kency movement to rehabiltate the '
, HAWRTFORID Aug. 28. K i- TIhe temp were [limited on I 11 ll “"Yes. replied the romantic girl. 1 American merchant marine, told the 1 pkg MW 01‘ Spaghetti ... .. . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . roc
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The Building Committee, Corpora-
tion Counsel William F. TammanY. cour
and Building Inspector C. I. Finelt‘
met last evening to 'discuss the. re- murder, his victim being Wong Wing
vision of the building ordinance The Dung; ‘gmt “1:3" gmfizf‘g:
chairman of the committee is study-l ‘t 1t 3 "1° steatided that a“ had
ing the principals emboded in the8 3°“ "“ °’°
ordinances of other cities before fun.
titeri action is taken. ‘ '
court, bound over to the Criminal
. other Chinamen “made a foof of him'
' h . ii the time." .
Building Inspector Clarence I. " h aw
Finch has received an invitation ml 1‘9““ Wm mm the “u“ e ‘3
attend the convention of the electric f2: 3139;316:123“ and saw bung
inspectors of Western New England, 1‘“st just say 'Hollo’ to Dung and
who are to meet some time thié tall then shoot W said Louis.
an New York .City, , It is probable be accused man showed no enfo-
some M the building committee .will tit“; whatever in the duck today.
accompany the inspector to their qe- *
llberations in search of information. , ~ TEES. 4.
which could its used to advantageln
.3Norwalk’s building departmentp
l J 553 "
Mn. Lizzie Tutti. of 26 Windsor ,
Place. who was fined :25 for pouring '
~‘wmc water on a neighbor. inn tak-
on an appeal. through her attorney,
from the court’s decision. Her case”
”eunuch—g
banks h“ thrown °“t many loans{Good results from the investigations ofl
made on collateral of the most approv- Mr. Joachim are expected, as he is “I and we petulant,” maiden path 8
make «thorough study of trade cont;
>Sue, a Chinese, was today in Police'
t without bond on the charge ofl
aide overlooking the saugatucit River,
and the cooking was done in a cabin
about 1,000 feet away. The cabin
was loaned to us by Mr. Hilderins.
and the mess tent was put up along-
.mm‘aaaupmaiduwitnc
tan» Wenonah. notion of ”
side; this feature kept the two do-
tlvities in line with the purpose of
Scouting—instruction in swimmins.
drills. signalling. bikes, stalking, and
practcal work in tent-setting, etc.
one hour of manual labor a day was
exacted of every boy—sawing and
chopplng the wood used by the cook,
carrying water, policing camp. and
getting supplies.
55 Scouts availed themselves of the
I Camp, 8 of whom were in attendalllco
- I two terms or a part thereof, and one
. for three (emanating a total of
~ 254 buy days or a daily avenge at- '
‘ téddidife‘m‘ 21 * boy-mthodgh than
were 50 boys at the cwmpdurlnx one I:
: . - “LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR It HIRE.
Auto Emil”: 8m litre-tone, Goodrich, United States Tins.
.. Bpooisi-tormwcomuton. Storingfortbodoy.
.. ‘ CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK OF! MONTH. .
‘ . atoHI‘r av so. nonwaut "Aston
. r ' . FOR SALE. ,
,. 1309 ’MW W Ioooo'DOCOOIO'Joiooololoooaoaoaoo “
.mm 0"” an I‘OIIOOOOOC‘IOIIOOIIIDOOOIIDCOOIIIOOI'IOO m
”HIM IW Milddltlwm mm... mm... m
of the toms _
The Commissary Committee was
headed by .C. J. Pigeon. who did all
commendation than the limit‘hof a re-
port will permits a”. mm: on can)
.llliuotwhoiualo. andtobkbacbauch ::
nondit'
mammalian;
IAN“ “I. stasis
‘1'ou may be interested to iearnI
partments entirely separate, which has .
admittedthe 3111183. 3M“ as 1‘“ ml elicited much favorable comment. The
3° n “1“ the ““5 Chm“ “'1 "ml days were taken up with various se-
the work, and with a thoroughness i1
ind enthusiasm that woman" more '
F0" 8131’ \IC ATIUN.
l-‘lonr More Petitions Arc Ma‘lvcd At
Office of (\lvil Superior (‘ourt (‘lt-rk.
l‘nliapplly married muples continue
to file suits to be freed from their
matrimonial bonds and the coming
sessions of the Criminal Superior
'tle Ar-trong of Bridgeport seeks a
'decree from William Armstrong also
of Bridge or.t alleging desertion on
Aug. 4,' i to. They were married on
May 8. 1906. and the petitioner's
maiden name was Howe. The couple
htue one child lime-l aged seven
'years. and the mother asks for the
custody of her.
Ozro Hunt of Wilton wants a (it.
August 12. 1883 the defendant's
maiden name being ~“illiamn.
Georglunnn Conklin of Bridgeport
has petitioned for dltorce from Har-
es intolerable cruelty and asks for
the custody of a minor son, Bernard.
They were married on Jun.11,1911,
was LaVantue.
read that phrase in a book. poesn't
he impress you that way?" ‘
“No I saw him in his
trousers. trying to catch a horse" -
(Washlngton Star.)
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See Our Window Display.
1 Lowest price-
gI ‘||S“\THD (”"5135 FILE su'r‘s' The l'ierpont Heights Improte-
'(iied articles of alsot ration with the
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Sprague, alleging that he neglected to
According to the letter of the Treae- which heretofore have been difficult of r) Cunkl‘“ 0‘ Bridlewn She “Heg'lgive proper attention to a suit in
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[cool and nonopartisan in the war now
“‘1an in Europe.
lwould largely fall into America‘s lap.~
Women's White Canvas Shoes; Oxfords and Pumps.
Final clean-up of all White Canvas Goods in the store.
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KEELERS
N F.“ CO“ PO“. \TION S.
mcnt Association of \‘iaterbury has
act-rotary of state. The object of
the association is to promote the in-
terests of its members on property-
owncrs at Pierpont Heights. The
subscribers are George .1. Lines, Abn.
er L‘rnndall, Louis L. Smith, and J.
C. l’haneuf.
er. George E C.ook secretary Wil-
liam J. Coegrove, all of Bridgeport.
The above officers are also directors
The amount of capital stock paid in
in cash is 8300 and 8700 is paid in
in property other than cash. There
are forty shares of the par value of
325 each.
“CHARLIE" COMSTOCK Sl’ED BY
_
ing the democratic nomination for
governor, is made the defendant in a
suit brought by George Geer of
which he was retained by Geer. Pa-
pers in the suit which is for $3. 000,
were filed with the clerk of the su-
perlor court today An attachment of
House that if Americans would keep
the property of the world
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In!"
1 bag Jones or Gold Medal Flour
1 can Prom Brand B. Powder -
1 bottle Pure Extract, 2 oz. - -'
Combination No. 4
68c. I
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Creamery
the finest
Butter
Process
Butter
300 lb.
Lard
Compound
12clb.
Oranges--Oranges
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1 can Karo Syrup
roe.
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Headquarters for all Canning
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«pints
pints -
quarts
5'06. 9‘
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Sure Seal Jars, Lightning Style .
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